written 6 March 2014
I wish I had completed this one.
Contents (not
sentence, direct verbiage from Scripture): Where? Jerusalem Who? Jesus, Disciples, chief priests, Pharisees
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21:18-19
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In morning, He returned into city/hungered; saw fig tree,
nothing but leaves: Let no fruit grow on thee for ever, tree withered.
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2
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21:20-22
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D saw/marveled: how soon tree withered; J: if ye have
faith/doubt not, ye do this, also say to mtn: be thou removed/cast into sea,
it shall be done; all things ask in prayer, ye receive.
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3
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21:23-27
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Temple, chief priests/elders: by what authority doest
these things, who gave authority; J: I ask, if ye tell, I tell by what
authority; baptism of John, from heaven or of men; they reasoned: if we say
heaven, he say why not believe; if we say men, we fear people, hold John as
prophet: answered: we cannot tell; J: neither I tell by what authority.
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4
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21:28-32
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J: A man had 2 sons, came to first: go work in vineyard;
he said: I will not, but went; came to second: I go, went not; whether did
will of father; they: first; J: publicans/harlots into koG before you; John
came in righteousness, ye believed not, publicans/harlots believed, when ye
seen, repented not that ye might believe.
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21:33-41
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Another parable: householder planted vineyard, hedged,
digged winepress, built tower, let to husbandmen, went far; time of fruit
near, sent servants; husbandmen beat one, killed another, stoned another;
sent other servants more, they did likewise; last he sent son – they will
reverence; husbandmen: this is heir, let us kill him, seize inheritance; they
caught, cast him out, slew him; when lord of vineyard cometh, what he do
husbandmen; They: he miserably destroy wicked men, will let out unto other
husbandmen which render fruit.
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6
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21:42-44
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J: ever read in scriptures – stone builders rejected
become head of corner: this the Lord’s doing, marvelous in our eyes; koG
taken from you, given nation bringing fruits; whosoever fall on stone broken,
but on whomsoever it fall will grind him to powder.
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21:45-46
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Chief priests/Pharisees heard, perceived he spake of them;
when they sought lay hands on him, feared multitude because they took Him for
prophet.
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22:1-9
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J: koh like certain king, made marriage for son, sent
servants to call them to wedding, they not come; again sent servants: I have
dinner, come unto marriage; they made light, went their ways, remnant took
servants, slew them; when king heard, sent armies, destroyed murderers,
burned city; to servants: wedding ready, they bidden not worthy; go highway,
as many as ye find, bid to the marriage.
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22:10-14
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Servants went/gathered bad and good, wedding furnished
w/guests; king came, saw man had not on wedding garment; K: how camest thou
not having wedding garment; he speechless; K: bind him hand/foot, cast into
outer darkness, there weeping/gnashing of teeth; many called, few chosen.
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Divisions (run-on
sentence OK, direct verbiage from Scripture):
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21:18-22
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Jesus interacts with the fig tree.
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Principle:
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Anything we ask for in faith we will receive because God
gives us our faith to begin with.
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2
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21:23-46
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Jesus interacts with the chief priests and Pharisees.
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Principle:
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Those who obey God are received by Him and blessed.
Those who reject and/or kill those sent by God will be
utterly destroyed.
If we fall on the cornerstone, we will be broken but if He
falls on us, we will be pulverized.
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3
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22:1-14
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Jesus tells the parable of the wedding dinner.
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Principle:
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Subject Sentence (10-word sentence with proper structure):
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Jesus withers a fig tree and tells three parables.
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Aim (Christian and Non-Christian):
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TCMAT
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Application:
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