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    1. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 1 PSALMS JOHN THE PASSION ACCORDING TO JOHN YEAR THREE SESSION 7 SEASON 2

    2. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 2 WELCOME WELCOME GATHER OPENING PRAYER

    3. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 3 JOHN: THE PASSION ACCORDING TO JOHN

    4. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 4 GOALS TEXT: TO LEARN WHAT QUALITIES OF JESUS EMERGE IN THE PASSION NARRATIVE OF JOHN’S GOSPEL; SPIRITUALITY: TO ENTER INTO THE PASSION NARRATIVE BY IDENTIFYING WITH WHAT ONE OF THE CHARACTERS DOES IN THE STORY; ACTION: TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP TOWARD LIVING MORE FULLY THE PATH OF DISCIPLESHIP, INCLUDING EMBRACING THE CROSS.

    5. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 5 Leadership Focus “Discipleship demands beatitudes of perseverance in face of persecution and commitment to social justice.” Ron Rolheiser The motivator of servant leadership is gratitude. Gratitude leads us toward death and resurrection. We go to heaven or hell on the basis of giving or not giving to the needy. “Reaching out to the poor is an essential component of the spiritual life.” Ron Rolheiser

    6. Leadership Focus Servant Leadership How have you grown in understanding of: Learning in relationship to discipleship? The root of disciple: learner. How do you see leadership differently not? How do you see yourselves as leaders? What are the challenges in your leadership? Discipleship? Learning the ways of God? 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 6

    7. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 7 Small Group Work

    8. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 8 BREAK

    9. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 9 The Passion The Gospels tell the story differently The arrest Mk 14:43-52, Mt 26:47-56, Lk 22:47-53, Jn 18:2-12 Confrontation with the Jerusalem authorities Mk 14:53-65, Mt 26:57-68, Lk 22:54-71, Jn 18:13-24 The role of Pilate 1. Mk 15:2-5, Mt 27:11-14, Lk 23:2-5, Jn 18:29-38 2. Lk 23: 13-16, Jn 18:38b 3. Mk 15:6-14, Mt 27:15-23, Lk 23:17-23, Jn 18:39-40 4. Mk 15:17-20a, Mt 27:28-31a, Jn 19-1-15 5. Mk 15:15, Mt 27:24-26, Lk 23:24-25, Jn 19:16 Mark’s focus of the passion is death as tragedy (chapters 14-15) Matthew’s focus of the passion is plots and treachery (ch. 26-27) Luke’s focus of the passion is Jesus’ innocence (ch. 22-23) John’s focus of the passion is Jesus’ exaltation (ch. 18-19) The Role of Pilate 1. The trial before Pilate, plus (Jesus before Herod Lk 23:6-12) 2. Pilate declares Jesus Innocent 3. Jesus or Barabbas? 4. “Behold the Man!” 5. Pilate delivers Jesus to be crucifiedMark’s focus of the passion is death as tragedy (chapters 14-15) Matthew’s focus of the passion is plots and treachery (ch. 26-27) Luke’s focus of the passion is Jesus’ innocence (ch. 22-23) John’s focus of the passion is Jesus’ exaltation (ch. 18-19) The Role of Pilate 1. The trial before Pilate, plus (Jesus before Herod Lk 23:6-12) 2. Pilate declares Jesus Innocent 3. Jesus or Barabbas? 4. “Behold the Man!” 5. Pilate delivers Jesus to be crucified

    10. The Passion The Gospels tell the story differently Jesus’ experience carrying the cross The Road to Golgotha Mk 15:20b-21, Mt 27:31b-32, Lk 23: 26-32, Jn 19:17a Jesus’ dying on the cross The Death of Jesus Mk 15:33-39, Mt 27:45-54, Lk 23:44-48, Jn 19:28-30 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 10

    11. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 11 Passion Story Model of a community Each passion story shows us a model of Jesus that reflects the gospel’s original community: John’s community: very mixed, mostly Jews, some gentiles, Samaritans, etc. See Jn 18-19 Mark’s community: mostly Gentiles, see Mk 14-15 Matthew’s community: better educated Jews who believe in Jesus, but argue over the law. See Mt 26-27 Luke’s community: wealthier Gentile Christians in an urban setting, becoming complacent. See Lk 24:13-53 Why? Community circumstances & author’s purpose? John: to strengthen a group ostracized by other Jews for their faith Mark: to encourage a group undergoing difficult trials and persecutions Matthew: to teach a community with internal divisions and external enemies Luke: to challenge believers to put their faith into practice more fully Why? Community circumstances & author’s purpose? John: to strengthen a group ostracized by other Jews for their faith Mark: to encourage a group undergoing difficult trials and persecutions Matthew: to teach a community with internal divisions and external enemies Luke: to challenge believers to put their faith into practice more fully

    12. Different Witnesses to a single event Details of the experience of the passion Are not forced to fit a single, historically “accurate” event 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 12

    13. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 13 Focusing the Spirituality Pilate’s behavior: Changes from arrogant representative of Roman power To “scared rabbit” He extracts Judean confession of allegiance to Caesar Just when the Passover ritual called for allegiance to God alone.

    14. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 14 Appropriating the Spirituality Peter denies discipleship: To the high priest’s servant Is Peter telling the truth or lying about not being a disciple? The other disciple gains entrance to the courtyard. Who is this? Social status? At the cross: The beloved disciple Jn only Women disciples

    15. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 15 ACTION Take the next step toward living more fully the path of discipleship, including embracing the cross. NEXT WEEK John 1:35-51 (compare with John 6:66-71; 13:23-26; 36-38; 18:15-18; 25-27; 19:25-38)

    16. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 16 Closing Prayer

    17. 9/3/2012 SCRIPTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SEATTLE UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF ANCHORAGE 17 Evaluation with Facilitators How inspirational was today’s experience? One word response A strength/weakness in facilitating:

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