INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

1. To encounter God’s perfection against the backdrop of our poverty (Mark 16:9).

2. To arrive ultimately at the same destination, even if we have traveled at different paces: the Holy of Holies (John 20:1-6).

3. To encounter and acknowledge the reliability of God’s Word. An important principle for this study and all Bible-based studies: A lack of faith does not affect God’s fact, but God’s fact greatly affects our faith (John 20:9).

4. To develop further and honest relationship with God (John 20:10-11).

5. To gaze at the details of the tabernacle and discover Christ (John 20:14).

6. To develop a fresh appreciation for what it means to be called by name (John 20:15-16).

7. To substantially increase our knowledge of Scripture through the great teacher, Jesus Christ (John 20:16).

8. To develop a deeper relationship with God as Father (John 20:17).

9. To have our focus changed from ourselves to our Savior (John 20:18).

10. To become living proof that Jesus lives (John 20:18).