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   1. ( John 13:1) Jesus and His disciples at a last meeting before His arrest. Now before the feast of the Passover, when Jesus knew that His hour had come that He should depart from this world to the Father, having loved His own who were in the world, He loved them to the end. a. Now before the feast of the Passover: This gives us a time reference.

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   John Chapter 13 - In-depth, verse-by-verse Bible study and commentary of John chapter 13 in plain English. 1 Now before the Feast of the Passover, when Jesus knew that His hour had come that He should depart from this world to the Father,

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   What does John 13 tell us about Jesus?

   • This chapter details the washing of the apostles’ feet ( John 13:1-11 ), the statement of Jesus’ purpose in the painful disclosures about to be made ( John 13:12-20 ), the identification of the traitor ( John 13:21-30 ), the new commandment ( John 13:31-35 ), and the prophecy of Peter’s denial ( John 13:36-38 ).

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   What did John say about Jesus?

   • John had already stated in John 13:1 that the Lord loved all of his disciples "to the uttermost." Simon Peter … used some kind of body language in his request of John, "beckoning" to him to find out who Jesus meant. Whatever the gesture was, John understood it. He leaning back, as he was, on Jesus’ breast saith unto him, Lord, who is it?

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   What did Jesus say to the Jews?

   • As I said unto the Jews … See John 7:34 and John 8:21-22. In those instances, Jesus referred to the eternal impossibility of wicked men having fellowship with himself; but here he referred to the temporary separation of the Lord from the disciples by reason of his approaching death and departure to the heavenly world.

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   Why was Jesus at the bottom of the United States?

   • Jesus was at the bottom of the U. John was to His right, so that it would have been easy for him to lean back on Jesus’ chest and whisper in His ear ( John 13:25 ), “Lord, who is it?” Peter was sitting across from John so that he could gesture to him to find out who the betrayer was.

   Lesson 73: From the Light into the Night (John 13:21-30)

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   16. Exegetical Commentary on John 13. OUTLINE: 4 A The Book of Glory: Jesus accomplishes his return to the Father (13:1-20:31) 1 B Introduction to the Book of Glory (13:1) 2 B The Last Supper: Jesus prepares his disciples for his departure (13:2-17:26) 1 C The Meal (13:2-30)

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   John 13:1-4 Bible Study Questions. How long "before" (John 13:1) the Feast of the Passover was it? How had Jesus known that "His hour had come" (John 13:1)? Who is "Him" in John 13:2? What is meant by the devil having already put the betrayal of Jesus into Judas Iscariot's heart (see Matthew 26)?

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   This chapter details the washing of the apostles’ feet (John 13:1-11), the statement of Jesus’ purpose in the painful disclosures about to be made (John 13:12-20), the identification of the traitor (John 13:21-30), the new commandment (John 13:31-35), and the prophecy of Peter’s denial (John 13:36-38). This section, which begins here and ...

7. bible.org › seriespage › lesson-73-light-night-johnLesson 73: From the Light into the Night (John 13:21-30)

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   Nov 23, 2014 · When John states (John 13:30), “and it was night,” he means more than the fact that it was dark outside. It is always night when a person rejects God’s love and goes into the darkness of eternity without God.

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   1. It is here laid down as an undoubted truth that our Lord Jesus, having loved his own that were in the world, loved them to the end, v. 1. (1.) This is true of the disciples that were his immediate followers, in particular the twelve. These were his own in the world, his family, his school, his bosom-friends.