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A Sinner Meets the Saviour
A Sinner Meets the Saviour
A Sinner Meets the Saviour
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When people met the Lord Jesus in the Gospel of John, they were forced to re-examine their lives and priorities. They came to see life through new eyes--they were changed.

The Gospel of John is filled with encounters between Jesus and ordinary people of His day. Each of these encounters is unique and has something to teach us about what it means to follow the Lord Jesus. In this study we will examine a variety of these encounters in a way that will challenge you in your own relationship with Jesus. May it be an inspiration to you in your walk with the Saviour.

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Release dateJun 5, 2014
ISBN9781310318665
A Sinner Meets the Saviour
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F. Wayne Mac Leod

F. Wayne Mac Leod was born in Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, Canada and received his education at Ontario Bible College, University of Waterloo and Ontario Theological Seminary. He was ordained at Hespeler Baptist Church, Cambridge, Ontario in 1991. He and his wife, Diane served as missionaries with the Africa Evangelical Fellowship (now merged with SIM) on the islands of Mauritius and Reunion in the Indian Ocean from 1985-1993 where he was involved in church development and leadership training. He is presently involved in a writing ministry and is a member of Action International Ministries.

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    A Sinner Meets the Saviour - F. Wayne Mac Leod

    A Sinner Meets the Saviour

    Encounters with Jesus in the Gospel of John

    F. Wayne Mac Leod

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    A Sinner Meets the Saviour

    Copyright © 2007 by F. Wayne Mac Leod

    All Scripture quotations, unless otherwise specified, are taken from the New International Version of the Bible (Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 International Bible Society. Used with permission of Zondervan Bible Publishers, All rights reserved.)

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    Table of Contents

    Preface

    Chapter 1 - John the Baptist

    Chapter 2 - The Disciples of John the Baptist

    Chapter 3 - Andrew and Philip

    Chapter 4 - Nathanael

    Chapter 5 - The Money Changers

    Chapter 6 - Nicodemus

    Chapter 7 - The Samaritan Woman

    Chapter 8 - The Nobleman

    Chapter 9 - The Man at the Pool

    Chapter 10 - The Boy Who Fed Five Thousand

    Chapter 11 - The Crowd and the Bread of Life

    Chapter 12 - The Adulterous Woman

    Chapter 13 - The Man Born Blind

    Chapter 14 - The Pharisees and the Death of Lazarus

    Chapter 15 - Mary and Judas

    Chapter 16 - Simon Peter

    Chapter 17 - Pilate

    Chapter 18 - Conclusion

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    PREFACE

    I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full, Jesus said in John 10:10. Men and women flocked to Jesus to hear him preach. Jesus touched their lives during His brief stay on earth. He touched the rich and the poor, the sinner and the religious person, the sick and the healthy. His great desire was that they have an abundant and full life.

    Many years have passed since Jesus rose from the dead. People all around the world are still meeting him today. Countless lives have been changed. People from every nation on earth have testified to having met this wonderful Saviour.

    In this book, we will examine a variety of encounters between Jesus and ordinary people as recorded for us in the Gospel of John. It is my desire that the reader will gain a new appreciation of what it means to meet and follow after the Lord Jesus. May this book serve as a means of introducing many to this great Saviour.

    F. Wayne Mac Leod

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    Chapter 1 - THE APOSTLE JOHN

    When he had gone a little farther, he saw James son of Zebedee and his brother John in a boat preparing their nets. Without delay he called them and they left their father Zebedee in the boat with the hired men and followed him. (Mark 1:19-20)

    Before we begin this series of reflections on the Gospel of John it may be helpful to learn something about the author. The author of the Gospel of John was one of the twelve disciples of Jesus. He was a fisherman by trade (Mark 1:19-20). John would develop a very close relationship to Jesus. In fact on several occasions he was referred to as the disciple whom Jesus loved (see John 13:23; 19:26; 21:7) He was among the few apostles to see the resurrection of Jairus' daughter from the dead (Mark 5:37). He was with Jesus on the mountain when he saw Jesus gloriously transfigured (Mark 9:2). He was also in the Garden of Gethsemane with Jesus before his crucifixion (Mark 14:33). When Jesus was on the cross, he gave John the responsibility of caring for Mary his mother (John 19:27). After the ascension of Jesus, John became a co-worker with the apostle Peter in spreading the gospel. It was also to this beloved disciple that the risen Jesus revealed the future. John is the author of the book of Revelation. He also wrote the first, second and third epistles of John.

    What did it mean for this man to meet the Saviour? When John met the Lord Jesus he was in a fishing boat. Jesus was walking beside the Sea of Galilee when he saw John fishing. Jesus called out to him. The Bible tells us that when John heard the call of Jesus to follow him, he did two things.

    First, John responded immediately. Jesus expected nothing less of him that day. Later on in his ministry Jesus called another man to follow him. That man responded by saying: Lord, first let me go and bury my father. (Matthew 8:21). Jesus, he was saying, I'm willing to follow you but you caught me at a bad time. I've got a few things to attend to and then I'll come and follow you. Jesus told that man: "Follow me, and let the

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