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Jesus' Surrender and Arrest

Jesus' Arrest in the Garden

The Divine Authority of Jesus

Peter’s Impulsive Defense and Jesus’ Rebuke

The Religious Trials and Human Weakness

The Illegal Trial Before Annis

Peter’s Three Denials

The Civil Trial Before Pilate

Jesus Before Pilate

Jesus’ Kingdom and Truth

Political Maneuvering and Pilate’s Attempts to Release Jesus

Knowledge Checks: The Gospel of John Chapter 18

1. The arrest of Jesus and the identification of the high priests 18:12-14

2. The entrance of two disciples into the high priest's courtyard and Peter's first denial 18:15-18 (cf. Matt. 26:57-58, 69-70; Mark 14:53-54, 66-68; Luke 22:54-57)

3. Annas' interrogation of Jesus 18:19-24

2. The question of Jesus' kingship 18:33-38a (cf. Matt. 27:11; Mark 15:2; Luke 23:3)

3. The Jews' request for Barabbas 18:38b-40 (cf. Matt. 27:12-21; Mark 15:3-11; Luke 23:4-19)

Course Reflection and Feedback

JOHN 18

The Gospel of John ch 18, The Arrest, Trial, and Kingdom of Truth

Step into the dramatic turning point of the Gospel narrative with John 18: The Arrest, Trial, and Kingdom of Truth. This focused course walks you through the night Jesus was betrayed, revealing His unwavering authority, humble surrender, and unshakable commitment to truth. You will explore the arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane, the religious interrogations before Annas, Peter’s heartbreaking denials, and the tense civil trial before Pontius Pilate. Along the way, you’ll see how Jesus protected His disciples, declared His identity with power, and proclaimed a kingdom not of this world. Designed for both new and seasoned believers, the course blends clear biblical exposition with devotional application, helping you connect ancient events to modern discipleship. Engage with structured lessons, reflective prompts, and knowledge checks that solidify understanding and inspire worship. By the end, you’ll grasp why Jesus’ words—“I am he” and “My kingdom is not of this world”—still speak life and courage today. Whether you’re seeking a deeper study of John’s Gospel or a renewed encounter with Christ’s truth, this course will guide you to behold Jesus as the Good Shepherd, the innocent Lamb, and the faithful King who bears witness to the truth.

John 18: The Arrest Trial and Kingdom of Truth

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            <p>In the quiet shadows of the Garden of Gethsemane, a pivotal moment in human history unfolds, revealing the profound depth of Jesus’ love and His absolute sovereignty. As you begin your walk with Christ, understanding the events of John 18 is essential to grasping the character of the Savior who has called you by name. Here, we see Jesus not as a victim of circumstance, but as the Good Shepherd who willingly steps forward to protect His disciples, meeting His captors with the divine authority of the words "I am he." This journey through the arrest of Christ invites you to witness the beautiful paradox of His peaceful surrender—a surrender that was not a sign of weakness, but a powerful demonstration of His commitment to the Father’s plan for your redemption.</p>

<p>Beyond the garden, the narrative leads us into the heart of human struggle and divine grace through the trials before Annas and Pontius Pilate. We will explore the contrast between Peter’s heartbreaking denials and Jesus’ unwavering courage, a reminder that even in our moments of greatest weakness, God’s sustaining grace remains our firm foundation. You will discover the nature of a Kingdom that is "not of this world," where truth reigns supreme and the voice of the King calls us to a higher purpose. By reflecting on the profound exchange between Jesus and Barabbas, you will see a vivid picture of the Gospel: the perfect King standing in the place of the guilty, offering you a life defined by His eternal truth and sacrificial love.</p>
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