What is often overlooked in this transition from humiliation to exultation is that the exultation

does not begin at resurrection,

but rather the transition from humiliation to exultation

takes place at his burial. Next Friday is Good Friday and many Christians will take the time to consider and

remember the atoning death of Christ upon the cross,

in the Sunday following his glorious resurrection.

But perhaps we don't consider enough his burial.

What was prophesied about it? What was taking place between

Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday? Hi I'm Nathan W Bingham and thanks for

joining us for this Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind.

We're approaching the end of a short sermon series from R.C. Sprawl in the Gospel of John,

culminating with a sermon on the resurrection of Christ next Lord's Day.

Dr Sproll did preach through the entirety of the Gospel of John, and those sermons were

the groundwork for his expositional commentary in John.

You can learn how you can own the hardcover edition of that commentary at renewing your mind

dot org.

So what is the significance of the burial of Christ? Here's Dr Sprawl in John Chapter 19.

This morning we're going to continue our study of the gospel according to St John as we've

spent almost two years going through that gospel and we're going to move this morning to the narrative

of the burial of Jesus and I have a note up here that says,

note the clock is working just fine.

Thank you, John.

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