Jesus only tells the disciples that they will seek but cannot follow where He goes. He does not tell them they'll fail to find Him.

Jesus was about to depart this world and go into heaven and His disciples were to remain on earth to complete the work God had for them to do.

Little children, yet a little while I am with you. Ye shall seek me: and as I said unto the Jews, Whither I go, ye cannot come; so now I say to you.

9 февр. 2018 г. · Jesus now turned to talk about the new community He had formed and what they were supposed to do after His departure from them.

Christ having removed the scandal of his death, by observing, that both he and his Father would be glorified by it, begins more freely to open his mind to his ...

The end of my life is at hand; Judas is gone to consummate his treason; I have but a few hours to be with you, and you shall be by and by scattered.

This text focuses on love but the justice piece for many is that all of Jesus' disciples will be known by their love of others.

This verse encapsulates the tension of loss and the promise of continued relationship, highlighting how the disciples would seek His presence.

The greatest sign that we can offer to the world that we are the disciples of Jesus Christ is our love for one another.

The overarching theme of John 13:33 is separation and impending loss. Jesus is addressing his disciples as "little children," a term that signifies endearment ...