• I am the good shepherd.
(v.11)
• Good shepherd giveth his life. (v.11)
Description
• Hireling. (vv.12,13)
-Whose own the sheep are not. (v.12)
-Seeth the wolf coming.
Leaveth the sheep.
Fleeth.
Wolf catcheth them.
Scattereth the sheep.
-Reason hireling fleeth. (v.13)
He is a hireling.
Careeth not for the sheep.
• Good shepherd. (vv.14,15)
-Know my sheep. (v.14)
-Am known of mine.
-Lay down my life for the sheep. (v.15)
-Knows and known by Father.
• One.
-Fold and shepherd. (v.16)
-Other sheep.
-I must bring them.
-They hear my voice.
Conclusion
• My Father loves me.
(v.17,18)
-I lay down my life. (v.17)
-That I might take it again.
-No man taketh it from me. (v.18)
-Power to lay it down.
-Power to take it again.
-Commandment from my Father.
Reaction
• Division among the Jews.
(vv.19-21)
-Many said He has a devil and is mad : why hear ye him?. (v.20)
-Others said not the words of a devil. (v.21)
-Can the devil open the eyes of the blind?
-Hear my voice. (v.27)
-I know them.
-They follow me.
-I give them eternal life. (v.28)
They shall never perish.
-No man can pluck them out of my hand.
-My father gave them to me. (v.29)
-My father is greater than all.
-No man can pluck them out of my father's hand.
-My father and I are one. (v.30)
Reaction
• The Jews took up stones again to stone Him.
(vv.31-38)
• Blasphemy. (v.33)
• Thou ,being a man, makest thyself God.
Reply
• The scriptures in
Psa 82:6 call those who received it gods.
(v.34)
• Why is it blasphemy if Jesus calls himself the Son of God. (v.36)
• He rests his claim on His works. (vv.37,38)
Reaction
• They sought again to take Him and He escapes again.
(v.39)