John 19:1-16 | Bible Study Questions
Observation
What does it say?
- Read John 19:1-16
- Do you notice any repeated words or ideas?
- What do you notice about Jesus?
- How is Pilate described?
- What "kingly" language do you see?
INTERPRETATION
What does it mean?
- What does it mean that Jesus was flogged? (v. 1)
- What is the significance of Jesus' humiliation in these verses?
- Read Isaiah 53.
- What connections do you see to John 19:1-16?
- Why would Jesus "open not his mouth" when being accused and tortured?
- How do you see God's sovereignty and man's responsibility on display in these verses?
APPLICATION
How should it change us?
- Do you find this story encouraging? Do you find it convicting?
- Why?
- How can you apply this story to the sins and guilt of your own life?
- Do you think it is possible to use religious arguments to commit immoral crimes? (like the Jews in this passage)
- How can you guard against doing so?
- Pray in light of this passage and about any applications you have made
- Sing a song from the Hymn Book to God and to one another.
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John 19:1-16 | Bible Study Questions
Observation
What does it say?
- Read John 19:1-16
- Do you notice any repeated words or ideas?
- What do you notice about Jesus?
- How is Pilate described?
- What "kingly" language do you see?
INTERPRETATION
What does it mean?
- What does it mean that Jesus was flogged? (v. 1)
- What is the significance of Jesus' humiliation in these verses?
- Read Isaiah 53.
- What connections do you see to John 19:1-16?
- Why would Jesus "open not his mouth" when being accused and tortured?
- How do you see God's sovereignty and man's responsibility on display in these verses?
APPLICATION
How should it change us?
- Do you find this story encouraging? Do you find it convicting?
- Why?
- How can you apply this story to the sins and guilt of your own life?
- Do you think it is possible to use religious arguments to commit immoral crimes? (like the Jews in this passage)
- How can you guard against doing so?
- Pray in light of this passage and about any applications you have made
- Sing a song from the Hymn Book to God and to one another.