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    The document summarizes a Bible passage where Jesus heals a paralyzed man on the Sabbath. It discusses three scenes: where Jesus finds the paralyzed man, debates healing on the Sabbath, and asserts that He is greater than the Sabbath. It notes the man did not deny or thank his healer, but instead reported Jesus to authorities, suggesting to trust in God rather than rules or works. The passage guides readers to understand how Jesus challenged tradition by prioritizing compassion, to recognize His authority over religious law, and to apply this by focusing on others, one's church community, and one's own spiritual growth rather than legalism.

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    The document summarizes a Bible passage where Jesus heals a paralyzed man on the Sabbath. It discusses three scenes: where Jesus finds the paralyzed man, debates healing on the Sabbath, and asserts that He is greater than the Sabbath. It notes the man did not deny or thank his healer, but instead reported Jesus to authorities, suggesting to trust in God rather than rules or works. The passage guides readers to understand how Jesus challenged tradition by prioritizing compassion, to recognize His authority over religious law, and to apply this by focusing on others, one's church community, and one's own spiritual growth rather than legalism.

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    The document summarizes a Bible passage where Jesus heals a paralyzed man on the Sabbath. It discusses three scenes: where Jesus finds the paralyzed man, debates healing on the Sabbath, and asserts that He is greater than the Sabbath. It notes the man did not deny or thank his healer, but instead reported Jesus to authorities, suggesting to trust in God rather than rules or works. The passage guides readers to understand how Jesus challenged tradition by prioritizing compassion, to recognize His authority over religious law, and to apply this by focusing on others, one's church community, and one's own spiritual growth rather than legalism.

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    Trust in the ______, not in ________ Trust in the ______, not in ________

    (John 5:1-18) (John 5:1-18)

    I. INTRODUCTION I. INTRODUCTION
    Why are we attracted to rules, laws and works? Why are we attracted to rules, laws and works?

    What is the theme or problem addressed by our passage? What is the theme or problem addressed by our passage?

    How is this encounter different from the other encounters? How is this encounter different from the other encounters?

    II. BODY II. BODY

    A. Narrative Division A. Narrative Division


    SCENE 1: The ____________ on a Sabbath (vv. 1-9) SCENE 1: The ____________ on a Sabbath (vv. 1-9)

    SCENE 2: A ______________ about Sabbath (vv. 10-13) SCENE 2: A ______________ about Sabbath (vv. 10-13)

    SCENE 3: The One _____________ than Sabbath (vv. 14-18) SCENE 3: The One _____________ than Sabbath (vv. 14-18)

    B. Three Observations About the Paralyzed Man B. Three Observations About the Paralyzed Man
    1. We don’t see a response of _____________ 1. We don’t see a response of _____________
    2. He did not ___________ his Healer 2. He did not ___________ his Healer
    3. He _________ Jesus to the Jewish authority 3. He _________ Jesus to the Jewish authority

    C. Guideposts for the Passage C. Guideposts for the Passage


    1. How did Jesus show that He’s greater than tradition? 1. How did Jesus show that He’s greater than tradition?

    2. Why is Jesus greater than tradition? 2. Why is Jesus greater than tradition?
    3. What does this mean for us? 3. What does this mean for us?

    III. CONCLUSION III. CONCLUSION

    Application: Application:
    1. OTHERS 1. OTHERS

    2. CHURCH 2. CHURCH

    3. SELF 3. SELF

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