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JESUS IS REVOLUTIONARY (1 OF 4)

by David Ireland

Scripture: John 8:1-11


Title: Jesus is REVOLUTIONARY
Series: Jesus is (1 of 4)
Scripture: John 8:1-11
Author: Dr. David Ireland


1.0 We All Want Justice, Equality and Change.

1.1 Revolutionary acts are happening everywhere.

A) Today is the first of a four-part teaching series titled, Jesus is. Next week: RARE.

B) Here in the States and around the world there are revolutionary gestures calling for justice, equality and change.

1. The raised fist is a symbol of solidarity and resistance of old power structure.

2. In Italy and elsewhere in Europe climate protesters glue themselves to priceless pieces of art to demand that environmental reform is needed.

3. In the UK and elsewhere protesters call for racial and economic reform by destroying symbols of authority.

Note: A revolutionary is someone that brings about a fundamental and significant change that transforms the status quo either through radical ideas or actions.

1.2 I asked ChatGPT-the powerful Artificial intelligence Chatbot this question: "Who are the top five revolutionary figures of all time?

A) 5th Galileo Galilei-The Italian astronomer and scientist who challenged the prevailing views of the universe.

B) 4th Nelson Mandela-The South African revolutionary who fought against apartheid and racial discrimination and became the country's first black president.

C) 3rd Karl Marx-The German philosopher who developed the theory of communism and inspired numerous revolutions.

D) 2nd Mahatma Gandhi-The leader of the India's independence movement against British colonial rule who used nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience.

E) 1st Jesus Christ-The one whose teachings and life have had a profound impact on human history and culture.

Karen Armstrong said, "Jesus was not just a religious figure, he was a social and political revolutionary whose message of compassion and justice continues to challenge and transform the world."

1. We will spend our time in John 8:1-11 answe ...

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