Classic Sermon Outlines
CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — Alexander Maclaren
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II. CHRIST'S CALL AND THE SUPPLIANT'S RESPONSE (Verses 49-50).
A. The Call of the Savior.
1. The setting of the Savior's call. He was on His road to His cross and the tension of spirit which the evangelist's notice as attaching to Him then and which filled the disciples with awe as they followed Him, absorbed Him, no doubt, at this hour so that He heard but little of the people's shouts.
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B. The Response of the Suppliant.
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