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• Lucas, Richard Charles (1925-)

• 1999-04-01

• Moore Theological College

• Lucas expounds John 3:1-31. He explores what the passage teaches us about Jesus, from the question asked by Nicodemus. Lucas places the passage in it's Biblical context, including the Trinitarian elements that come through. 1. Spirit - experience of the Spirit - received through Jesus, and needed to see the Kingdom of God (v.1-9) Salvation through a living hope, yet coming with trials 2. Jesus - grounds for belief and why we should. Jesus came from heaven, and must be lifted up (or die). (v.10-15). Real evidence. 3. God - why people do or don't believe in a God of love. Because of sin, and whether or not you are willing to recognise it, and how this enable God to show us his love. Lucas explores how John uses the term 'no-one', to show the role of Jesus. He looks at the meaning and role of baptism, both in this passage and in Ezekiel 36. Jesus' cruxifiction leads to both his glory and our salvation. Lucas explores that God chooses us, but we must respond and come into the light. Cassette label reads : "Evidence, faith life - talk 2 (John 3) Dick Lucas 1999 KEC"

• Nicodemus, (Biblical figure)

• 2/04/1999

• English

• Moore Theological College
• Katoomba Christian Convention

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