Category: Walk Through the Gospels
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We owe God our unconditional and thankful obedience. Anything short of this mocks the grace He has given us in Jesus Christ.
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Jesus seeks forgiveness for those persecuting Him, showcasing His intercessory nature. He prayed specifically for the elect, not the world, emphasizing God’s grace in salvation.
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In the events outside Gethsemane, Jesus reveals his true identity to the group sent to arrest him. Despite the large number of soldiers, Jesus surrenders willingly, demonstrating his control over the situation. This act fulfills the prophecy of Isaiah and emphasizes Jesus’s sacrifice for the elect of God.
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Jesus reassures his disciples that it’s beneficial for him to leave, as the Comforter will come. He encourages them to have faith and not dwell on sorrow, emphasizing the joy the gospel brings. He explains that the Holy Spirit’s ministry surpasses his physical presence, offering comfort and hope.
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Jesus challenges us to understand and fulfill our purpose in life by believing in Him and believing Him.
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Jesus assures Thomas that He is the way, the truth, and the life, providing the only path to God. Our salvation rests solely on Jesus’ work, not our efforts.
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Jesus promises a grand mansion in the Father’s house, prepared solely by Him, securing eternal presence with Him.
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In His final hours, Jesus comforts His disciples, emphasizing the importance of belief in Him for true peace and rest.
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Jesus emphasizes the unpredictability of His return, urging readiness and faithful behavior. The lack of anticipation leads to unkindness and a loss of focus on love and unity.
