Summary
What did Yahushua mean when he said he is the door of the sheep and the good shepherd who lays down his life? In this Sabbath lesson from John 10, 1 Kings 11 and Hosea 8, we see that his sheep hear his voice, and that his other sheep include the scattered house of Israel among the Gentiles. Through Deuteronomy 13 and Psalm 82, you’ll learn why the people took up stones when he said I and my Father are one, and how he answered from the scripture, Ye are gods. Finally, Luke 10 teaches us to rejoice that our names are written in heaven, to love our neighbor like the Samaritan who showed mercy, and to choose the good part like Mary.
Chapters
0:00:00 – Sabbath welcome and recap of John 8 and 9
0:13:19 – John 10: I am the door of the sheep
0:21:15 – 1 Kings 11: The kingdom rent from Solomon
0:24:53 – Hosea 8: Sown the wind, reap the whirlwind
0:43:41 – Deuteronomy 13: The prophet who turns you away
0:51:44 – Psalm 82: I have said, ye are gods
0:58:24 – Luke 10: Your names are written in heaven
1:09:51 – Luke 10: Who is my neighbor
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The reading for this Sabbath: John 10:1-16 // 1 Kings 11:10-13 // Hosea 8:5-9 // John 10:16-31 // Deuteronomy 13:1-10 // John 10:31-34 // Psalm 82:1-8 // John 10:34-42 // Luke 10:17-42
