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21 lut 2022 · 453 views 1 year ago. The limitations that we put on Jesus are roadblocks to receiving and experiencing the (ZOE) life He gives. Today’s text shows how Jesus removes limitations and roadblocks so...
2 sie 2019 · Dr. Andy Woods from Chafer Theological Seminary dives into the intrigueing gospel of John. A unique gospel, when compared to the other three, in many ways. This series is audio only, until part...
John 6:16-21: This is the Apostle John's account of, Jesus Walks on Water. The Holy Spirit presented bits and pieces of information of this event from each of the four gospels.
The night was drawing on. His disciples went down from the higher ground or grassy slopes to the sea (ἐπὶ τὴν θάλασσαν), and having embarked in a ship, they were making for the other side of the sea to Capernaum; or as Mark (Mark 6:45) says, "towards Bethsaida."
27 lis 2017 · This incident of the storm, in John 6, tells us that we can banish our fears by recognizing and relying upon the faithful presence, power, and providence of God. Let me close by sharing a few other Scripture passages with you that tell us how to respond to fear in our lives.
Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers. VI. [ (1) JESUS IS LIFE (continued). (b) His Incarnation is life for mankind (John 6). (α)Food given to sustain the hungry (John 6:1-15). (β)His body not subject to natural laws (John 6:16-21). (γ)The multitude follow Him (John 6:22-25). (δ)Teaching of Jesus (John 6:26-58): The work of God (John 6: ...
Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers. (21) Then they willingly received him. —This is doubtless correct as an interpretation, but it is too full for a translation. The Greek cannot mean more than, “Then they were willing to receive Him.” They are re-assured by His voice, and their fears cease.
