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John 18

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Sep 12, 2026

speaker_0NARRATOR
19:36
And in spite of his explicit words, stubborn heretics still cannot comprehend that his kingdom is not of this world.
speaker_0NARRATOR
19:45
John 17, 15 and John 18, verse 36.
speaker_0NARRATOR
19:49
In the Old Testament, God the Father comes as a consoler at the pain of death, just as in every pain.
speaker_0NARRATOR
19:56
Sometimes he consoles with the goodness of a shepherd, Isaiah 40, 11, Psalm 22, 4.
William KaneHOST
23:32
in the presence of God, right? And it's not just the Old Testament God, friends.
William KaneHOST
23:36
Jesus Christ, who we know takes on this name I Am in John f- 8:58, and He does it again in John 18.
William KaneHOST
23:43
When He calms that storm with a word, when He speaks to nature that He had spoken to before, how do His disciples respond? Mark 4:41.
Webb SimpsonHOST
23:53
"And they were filled with great fear and said to one another, 'Who then is this, that even the wind and the sea obey him?'"
Jayson HillGUEST
13:21
Really? Really? It's not how Jesus operated.
Jayson HillGUEST
13:27
Jesus said in John 18, 20, In secret have I said nothing.
Jayson HillGUEST
13:30
Nothing.
Jayson HillGUEST
13:34
You know, the Pharisees and the Sadducees and those that took Jesus, they had to take him in the night.
Tim McVeyGUEST
1:10
It doesn't bother us anymore.
Tim McVeyGUEST
1:12
And even as I preach this in John 18, John 19, you know, you just sense that people are just still just so disconnected.
Tim McVeyGUEST
1:18
This is old hat to them.
Tim McVeyGUEST
1:19
And they just sit there, and you can preach on the sufferings of Christ, and they fall asleep, and they drool, and they just nod their head casually.
Keith ManleyHOST
5:52
Now if you know your Greek New Testament, you know that the word used here for charcoal fire, anthrakia, appears only twice in the entire New Testament.
Keith ManleyHOST
6:03
Once here on the beach and once in John 18 in the courtyard of the high priest where Peter was standing warming himself at a charcoal fire when he denied Jesus three times.
Keith ManleyHOST
6:19
Same word, same specific detail.
Keith ManleyHOST
6:23
I don't think John included that by accident.
Ricky ScaparroHOST
17:14
There's the scriptures right there in front of you.
Ricky ScaparroHOST
17:16
Exodus 12, Matthew 26:17-27, Leviticus 23 and 5, John 18:28, 1 Corinthians 5 and 7 for you guys listening by Apple or by Spotify.
Ricky ScaparroHOST
17:26
Then came the Feast of Unleavened Bread.
Ricky ScaparroHOST
17:29
This is when Christ was buried.
Tim McVeyGUEST
0:20
You can also go back and find past broadcasts.
Tim McVeyGUEST
0:23
Matter of fact, the first part of John 18, you can go back and find that on the website and listen to that, 13 minutes and 40 seconds of preaching.
Tim McVeyGUEST
0:31
And here we are now in John chapter 18, and this is going out across the radio, this is going out across the internet, this is going out, uh, through various platforms.
Tim McVeyGUEST
0:40
We're thankful for this opportunity.
Tim McVeyGUEST
0:53
We understand that.
Tim McVeyGUEST
0:54
But each one of them addresses different portions.
Tim McVeyGUEST
0:56
In this particular place where we are in John 18 verse 15, we know, uh, that Jesus Christ has gone over the Brook Cedron, and he was in a c- into a garden where he of- that he resorted thither to with his disciples often.
Tim McVeyGUEST
1:09
He's gone to that place we know from other Gospels.
SimeonHOST
2:58
We have the ecclesiastical trial, namely the trial of Christ before the religious leaders, and that can be separated into three episodes.
SimeonHOST
3:08
There was the trial before Annas, it, recorded in John 18:12-14.
SimeonHOST
3:13
Then there's the trial before Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin, which is, uh, what is pr- uh, really focused upon, by and large, in the gospel writers.
SimeonHOST
3:22
Then we have the final trial before the Sanhedrin in a brief meeting after dawn to pass the formal sentence, because they were not allowed to pass a formal sentence of death during a night sitting.

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SimeonHOST
14:19
They did not want him to investigate further.
SimeonHOST
14:22
They simply wanted him to act as executioner of our Lord.
SimeonHOST
14:26
Because in John 18, verse 28 to 30, it says, Then led they Jesus from Caiaphas unto the hall of judgment.
SimeonHOST
14:33
And it was early, and they themselves went not into the judgment hall, lest they should be defiled.
Allen JacksonHOST
22:58
And I'm quite confident that my vocabulary is not sufficient.
Allen JacksonHOST
23:02
But John tells us he looked and he heard the voice of many angels.
Allen JacksonHOST
23:06
And he tries to describe, he said there was, they numbered thousands of thousands and 10,000 times 10,000.
Allen JacksonHOST
23:13
If you're doing the math, that's a hundred million.
Allen JacksonHOST
23:18
Now there's a segment amongst biblical scholars that would say, well, those are metaphorical numbers.
Allen JacksonHOST
23:24
That it was just a big group and John was overwhelmed by the magnitude of the group.
Allen JacksonHOST
23:28
And so he used numbers as a means of expressing a lot
speaker_1NARRATOR
23:33
I mean,
SimeonHOST
24:53
We know that this garden was located at the foot of the Mount of Olives because back in verse 26 it says they went out into the Mount of Olives.
SimeonHOST
25:02
We also know from John's Gospel, John 18 verse 2, that this was a favourite place of resort for Christ and his disciples.
SimeonHOST
25:12
John 18 verse 2 tells us that Jesus oftentimes resorted thither with his disciples.
SimeonHOST
25:18
So what we have here is probably some form of enclosed garden with maybe a wall around it.
SimeonHOST
25:24
and some sort of gate into the garden.

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