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Acts of Devotion and Destiny

The Anointing at Bethany

The Growing Opposition and the Plot Against Lazarus

The Triumphal Entry and Public Acclamation

The Meaning of the Cross

The Significance of Jesus’ Death and the Grain of Wheat Metaphor

The Lifting Up of Jesus and Its Meaning

Jesus’ Final Public Words in John’s Gospel

🎮 Pixel Quest: Journey Through John 12

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Quiz: The Anointing and the Entry

Quiz: Opposition and Prophecy

Quiz: The Grain of Wheat

Quiz: Light and Darkness

Quiz: Final Words and Belief

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Step into the drama of Holy Week with John 12: Triumphal Entry and the Grain of Wheat. This immersive mini-course traces the turning point of Jesus’s public ministry—from Mary’s extravagant anointing at Bethany to the thunder of palm branches, the rising hostility, and Jesus’s own explanation of His cross as the path to life. You will explore why worship can be costly, how a bold testimony stirs opposition, and what Jesus meant when He spoke of a grain of wheat falling into the earth to bear much fruit. Along the way, you will connect Old Testament prophecy with New Testament fulfillment, examine the crowd’s partial expectations versus Jesus’s true mission, and reflect on His final public words about belief, light, judgment, and salvation. Designed for thoughtful reflection and practical application, this course blends clear teaching with actionable prompts, short quizzes to reinforce learning, and a playful Pixel Quest activity to cement key themes. Whether you are a small group leader, a student of Scripture, or a disciple seeking deeper devotion, you’ll leave with a richer grasp of the cross, a renewed call to follow Jesus in sacrificial service, and confidence to walk in the light while it is still day.

John 12: Triumphal Entry and the Grain of Wheat

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            <p>John 12 marks a pivotal moment in the life of Jesus, where the fragrance of deep devotion meets the growing shadow of the cross. As you begin this journey, you will witness Mary’s beautiful act of anointing Jesus—a powerful reminder that our most precious gifts are best spent at His feet in worship. This chapter captures the stirring tension between the world’s opposition and the public celebration of Jesus as King during His Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem. For those who have recently started their walk with Christ, these events reveal the heart of a Savior who is worthy of our total surrender, showing us that even in the face of hostility, His glory and purpose remain unshakable.</p>

<p>Beyond the palm branches and the cheering crowds, Jesus shares a profound truth that transforms how we view our own lives: the metaphor of the grain of wheat. He teaches us that true, vibrant life is found not in holding on to our own desires, but in "dying" to ourselves so that we may bear much fruit for His kingdom. Through His promise of being "lifted up," we see the magnetic power of the cross drawing all people into His light and grace. This course will guide you through Jesus’ final public words, helping you understand the beautiful unity between the Father and the Son and the incredible gift of eternal life that is now yours through faith. Prepare to be inspired as you learn what it truly means to follow the Light of the World.</p>
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