John Chapter 14 Verses 1-14

Jesus is alive, for he continued to work in the lives of his disciples. The change of the lives of his followers demonstrate the work of Christ in them. Our historical knowledge relies on testimonies. The testimonies of the disciples are valid because eleven of them dies for their belief in the claims that Jesus made (McDowell 89-90). The power of Jesus is shown through them. Initially, they were cowards in their faith. Peter denied Jesus three time, and Thomas doubted Jesus’ resurrection. The disciples’ weak faith in Jesus and doubt in his resurrection suddenly transformed into an undeniable belief that led them to give up their lives for this Jesus. What could have changed the disciples’ minds so suddenly besides the witnessing of the resurrection of Jesus. They all personally had an encounter with the resurrected body of Jesus. Peter, one of the disciples of Jesus, proclaimed that

The book also focuses on Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. Jesus discusses those that are blessed and why they are blessed and also the kingdom of heaven. Jesus discusses faith-community and what is required of disciples including reconciliation with others. The book discusses Jesus and his righteousness. Jesus gives instructions in dealing with those who cause harm to is folowers and believers. The book addresses the question as to whether to literally or figuratively take the commands of Jesus.

We are currently revising the scripture of Romans. I was assigned Romans 15: 1- 13. The whole assignment was meant for us to get a deeper understanding of this passage. Our teacher, Mr.Handle gave us 5 sources to look into to get as much information needed. The first assignment was to create an outline that would guide us through the essay. The next assignment was to copy and paste a word for word copy of our passage and a thought for thought copy and read over it and notice the difference in scripture. After we put the word for word passage into Google Drawings and picked it apart, trying to obtain as much information as we could. Right there he gave us at least 4 sources. Our last

The solitary prayers that Jesus did, gave him metaphysical power and charismatic character, and in the New Testament it is evident that Jesus was doing the works he was meant to do and had the power to do.

Jesus tells of how the lord will send a messenger to prepare the way for the second coming. He also explained the importance of tithing and how we will receive blessings.

This statement by Jesus is also coming at a time when His arrest and death are nearing. This statement is sandwiched right in between Jesus’ promise of the Holy Spirit to his disciples, and His

Jesus tells the church before his ascension that they would receive power when the Holy Spirit come upon them and the power of the Holy Spirit was going to bring them from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth they would be a witness in all the earth. We are told in this scripture that they would receive power; Jesus told them that they were going to receive power, there is no reason for these believers to not except his word for everything He had said thus so far had come to pass. They where an expectant believers waiting on the promise

In the Gospel of John 18-33B-37 Pilot and Jesus are having a conversation. Pilot asks Jesus if he is the King of the Jews. Jesus asks Pilot in return if he asked that question because he thought Jesus was the King of the Jews, or because he was told that. Pilot responds to Jesus and said that he was not a Jew and it was his own people who turned in. Pilot then asks Jesus what he has done to make them turn him in. Jesus answers and tells Pilot that his kingdom does not belong to the people of this world. He continues saying that if it did the people would be defending him instead of turning him in as they had done. Pilot asked Jesus for the second time if he was the King of the Jews. This time

Lastly, there are principles listed in chapter fifteen that help keep us in the right mindset when interpreting Scripture. First is the idea that scripture used for teaching is important and we should take it seriously. It is a core part of our spiritual walk. We should not pick what testament we like the most because God is at work throughout both. Second is scripture is not a textbook, we must be careful that we do not make the Bible fit our systems, but our systems fit the Bible. This is something that both Martha and Cary could have easily fallen into with their arguments. Third, there is this temptation to say more than what scripture does. We need to be careful not to do so. I think that Martha’s argument was more along this line. She

Scripture Comment Sheet 3: John Ch.4 Jesus has left Judea to return to Galilee. On his way to Galilee Jesus passes through Samaria and stops in a town called Sychar. Jesus rested at Jacob’s well that is near a plot of land that was given to Joseph from Jacob. Jesus asks the Samaritan woman for a drink.

The objective of this assignment is to give a perspective of Jesus’ reaction found in John 11:1-37. The writer will also review the grief process, in order to give insight on what the grieving person might expect to feel and what they might need. In addition, the various types of loss that a person grieving from the loss of a loved one may be dealing with.

I think that this description is biblical because God himself says that we should live under His command and law and these come from the Holy Word of God. He also says in John 14:15, " If you love Me, keep My commandments," and therefore if we are Christians we have to love God which means we have to follow His commands. This definition tells me that the Word of God is the focus of the Christian life and that it judges everything that I do whether it be the words I say, the thing that I say, the actions that I

Jesus teaches his followers many life lessons that gives them a good life while they have faith in God. John 15:1-11 and other passages explains to people that Jesus is the people’s lord and savior of his disciples, who in following Jesus will give them the love and hope they need by God, Jesus Father.

For part one of the paper I’ll be discussing John 12:1-8 in its context. I will be answering all the questions that are asked in the syllabus. The passage begun with a dinner in Bethany, a village at the foot of the eastern slope of the Mount of Olives. It is a dinner in honor of the Messiah and His disciples who have come to Jerusalem to celebrate the feasts of the holy week of Passover. Within the narrative world of John 's Gospel this passage has a good deal of meaning through its connections to other scenes and themes. John 's story of Mary anointing Jesus at Bethany is told on the last Sunday of Lent before Palm Sunday. It is a story of the preparations for Jesus ' passion, death, and burial. This is a passionate story.

Each of the four Gospels contains points in ecclesiology. In the Great Commission, Jesus’ last instruction to the Apostles is to go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing and teaching people (Matthew 28:19-20). For Jesus’ mission to continue and for his Church to grow, discipleship is necessary. Discipleship is a prominent theme in all four Gospels, for purposes of this essay, only the Gospels of John and Luke-Acts will be analyzed. The similarities regarding discipleship in these Gospels include images of the net and fishing, and the sheep/shepherd/sheepfold. The differences include the preparing of the Twelve to carry on Jesus' ministry in Luke, and service to the community and passing of authority in John's Gospel.