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Rom 3:8 8 And why not say, "Let us do evil that good may come"?--as we are slanderously reported and as some affirm that we say. Their condemnation is.

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1 Rom 3:8 8 And why not say, "Let us do evil that good may come"?--as we are slanderously reported and as some affirm that we say. Their condemnation is just. Rumors, Accusations, & Reports Circulate Accusations Are Not Always True Usually – Based on A Twist of Something (cf. Rom. 5:20)

2 Jesus was constantly involved in controversy
Many accusations were made against him Designed to discredit him with the populace

3 Accusations Against Jesus
I. The Accusations II. Lessons We Learn

4 Accusations Against Jesus
I. The Accusations II. Lessons We Learn

5 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth: 1 Blasphemy
(Matt. 9:1-8; Mk 2:1-12; Lk. 5:17-26) The Accusation: He is a liar Making claims without evidence Has no respect for God The Impression: The Basis: Claimed to forgive sins The Truth: Could forgive sins Evidence: Miracle he worked

6 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth: 2
Eats with sinners (Matt. 9:11; Mk. 2:13-17; Lk. 5:27-ff) The Accusation: He approves of sinners He is just one of them The Impression: Sat at the table with “sinners” Spent time with the lowest class The Basis: The Truth: Spent time with those in sin to lead them to repentance (Mt. 9:13)

7 Sinners drew near to hear Jesus He saw value in one that was
3 Receives Sinners (Luke 15:2) The Accusation: He approves of sinners He is just one of them No better than they are The Impression: Sinners drew near to hear Jesus They were close by (v. 1) The Basis: The Truth: He saw value in one that was lost (sheep, coin, son)

8 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth: 4
Eating on Sabbath (Matt. 12:1-8; Mk. 2:23; Lk. 6:1-ff) The Accusation: Not obey the law of God No respect for the Sabbath Law The Impression: Disciple pluck grain & ate on Sabbath The Basis: The Truth: What disciples did was not a violation of law (Mt. 12:7)

9 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth: 5
Healing on Sabbath (Matt. 12:9-14; Mk. 3:1-6; Lk. 6:6-ff) The Accusation: Not obey the law of God No respect for the Sabbath Law The Impression: Healed a man with withered hand on the Sabbath The Basis: Not working on Sabbath Doing the same any Jew would have (Mt. 12:11-12) The Truth:

10 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth: 6
Cast out Demon by Beelzebub (Matt. 12:22-32; Mk. 3:20; Lk. 20:1-ff) The Accusation: Has no power of God Has power from Satan He is evil himself The Impression: The Basis: Cast out demons (Mt. 12:22) The Truth: Satan would not work against himself Thus, has to be power of God

11 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth: 7 Has a demon
(John 7:20; 8:48) The Accusation: The Impression: He is evil himself Said they seek to kill him (7:19-20) He said they were of the devil (8:44) The Basis: Has no demons Miracles were evidence Jews - retaliating The Truth:

12 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth: 8 Is A Sinner
(John 9:24) The Accusation: He is evil himself Not worthy of our attention Worthy of death The Impression: The Basis: Healed a man on Sabbath (v. 16) Miracle - not a sinner for God does not hear sinners (v. 31) The Truth:

13 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth: 9
Forbids Paying Taxes (Luke 23:1-2) The Accusation: No respect for government Trying to overthrow government The Impression: Little or none His claim to be a king The Basis: Believed in paying tax (Mt. 22:21) Claim to be king - Spiritual (John 18:36) The Truth:

14 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth:
10 Destroy the Temple & Rebuilt it (Mt. 26:60-61; Mk. 14:58) The Accusation: Crazy / Not respect temple Plans to tear down literal temple and build one back in 3 days The Impression: Said he would rebuild this temple in three days (John 2:19) The Basis: The Truth: Was not talking about literal temple Was talking about his body

15 The Accusation: The Impression: The Basis: The Truth:
11 Said John Would Not Die (John 21:20-23) The Accusation: The Impression: Would not let John die Discussion with Peter - about things none of his business Said: “If I will…” The Basis: The Truth: Never said John would not die Just gave an “if” illustration

16 Accusations Against Jesus
I. The Accusations II. Lessons We Learn

17 Lessons About Accusations
Cannot avoid all controversy / accusations Will be false accusation made (you, church, friends,…) What you say can be / may be twisted Animosity – Hatred is many times at the root Sometimes cause – not catching important words: “if” Don’t believe every accusation you hear Be careful how you repeat the accusations you hear

18 Accusations Against Jesus
I. The Accusations II. Lessons We Learn


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