Category: Bible Study
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Is This The Christ?
In John 7:25-31, people question Jesus’ identity, recognizing Him as the one sought by authorities yet astonished by His bold teaching. Jesus clarifies His divine origin, stating He was sent by God, whom the people do not know. Despite attempts to arrest Him, many believe in Him, reflecting ongoing division about His true nature.
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Do Not Judge By Appearances
In John 7:19-24, Jesus challenges the crowd’s claim to uphold Moses’ law, highlighting their hypocrisy in seeking to kill Him while they themselves break the law. He compares His healing on the Sabbath to circumcision, emphasizing that true judgment should not be based on appearances but on God’s will and righteousness.
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The Jews Marveled At Jesus’ Teaching
In John 7:14-18, Jesus teaches at the temple during the Feast of Booths, astonishing the crowd with His knowledge despite lacking formal education. He emphasizes that His teaching is from God, contrasting with those who seek personal glory. Genuine seekers of God’s will can discern His truth from falsehood, urging faith in Jesus.
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Jesus Divides Opinion
In John 7:10-13, Jesus discreetly attends the Feast of Booths after his brothers leave ahead of him. The people murmur about Him, some calling Him a good man, while others accuse Him of deception. Despite their opinions, fear of Jewish leaders prevents open discussion about Jesus, highlighting the divisive nature of His message.
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Jesus’ Own Brothers Did Not Believe Him
In John 7:1-9, Jesus avoids Judea due to the threat from Jewish leaders. His brothers urge Him to publicly showcase His miracles at the Feast of Booths, reflecting their disbelief. Jesus asserts His time to reveal Himself hasn’t arrived, highlighting the world’s antagonism towards Him for exposing evil, while He remains in Galilee.
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Ruth Waits For Her Redeemer
This passage illustrates Ruth’s request for marriage to Boaz as her kinsman redeemer. It teaches humility and dependence, paralleling our need for Jesus as our Redeemer. We are called to patiently wait on God’s promises and reflect His love and grace to others.
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Ruth Lays At Boaz’s Feet
Ruth obediently followed Naomi’s instructions by going to the threshing floor and then waiting until Boaz was asleep. She revealed herself to Boaz and asked him to be her redeemer. Boaz praised her for her character and assured her that he would act as her redeemer. He also mentioned another man who had priority as…
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Why Did Naomi Send Ruth To Boaz At Night?
Naomi encourages Ruth to seek rest and security by approaching their relative, Boaz, at the threshing floor. Ruth agrees to follow Naomi’s plan. This demonstrates Naomi’s concern for Ruth’s well-being and the cultural context of seeking marital security for widows. The passage challenges us to trust in God’s provision and respond humbly to our Redeemer,…
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Jesus Has The Words Of Eternal Life
This passage from John 6:65–71 recounts Jesus addressing His disciples, emphasizing the role of the Father in drawing believers. Many, offended by His teachings, deserted Him, but Peter affirmed their belief in Jesus as the Holy One of God. Jesus then recognized Judas as the betrayer. It teaches us to examine our motives for following…
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