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The Psalms 32

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Introduction:

         1. The book of Psalms contains a number of prophecies relating to Christ.
         2. Following His resurrection, Jesus said that the things written about Him in the Psalms had been fulfilled
             (Luke 24:44).
         3. In this lesson we are examining a prophecy about Jesus' betrayal in Psalm 41:9.
             a. First, we will analyze Psalm 41.
             b. Second, we will analyze Jesus' betrayal in the Gospels.

Discussion:


I.           LET  US  ANALYZE  PSALM  41


         A. Generally, David showed in this Psalm how God cares for His people during times of trouble.
         B. Specifically, David wrote about a time when his enemies were trying to destroy him.
         C. In vs.9, David indicated that a close associate had opposed him (see Psalm 55:12-14).
         D. It seems that David wrote about the occasion when his trusted counselor, Ahithophel, joined Absalom
             in opposing him (2 Samuel 15:12, 31).
         E. According to John 13:18, David's statement was also a prophecy about Jesus' betrayal.

II.          LET  US  ANALYZE  JESUS'  BETRAYAL  IN  THE  GOSPELS


         A. Prior to His betrayal, the Jews made several attempts to take Jesus' life (John 8:59; 10:39).
         B. Following these unsuccessful attempts to take Jesus' life, the Jews conspired against Him
             (Matthew 21:45-46; 22:15; 26:3-5).
         C. As this conspiracy developed, Judas agreed to betray Jesus.
             1. Matthew 26:14-16 (Zechariah 11:12)
             2. Mark 14:10-11
             3. Luke 22:3-6
         D. Jesus identified Judas as the traitor.
             1. Matthew 26:20-25
             2. John 13:21-30
         E. Judas betrayed Jesus.
             1. Matthew 26:47-50
             2. John 18:1-5
         F. Judas eventually took his own life.
             1. Matthew 27:3-10
             2. Zechariah 11:13
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