Christ knows that grief will be their natural response. His words are not meant to shame them for those feelings, but to encourage them to maintain faith. |
In this verse, we see that the disciples' sorrow is acknowledged, highlighting their emotional struggle during this transition. Jesus emphasizes the importance ... |
16:1-6 Our Lord Jesus, by giving his disciples notice of trouble, designed that the terror might not be a surprise to them. It is possible for those who are ... |
(i) Sorrow will turn to joy. There may be a time when it looks as if to be a Christian brings nothing but sorrow, and to be of the world brings nothing but joy. |
Our Lord's disciples appear both absorbed and overwhelmed with sorrow over their Master's announcement of His imminent departure. |
Of being hated and persecuted by the Jews, of being put out of their synagogues, and of losing of their lives; and particularly of his departure from them, or ... |
In this passage, Jesus is speaking to his disciples about his upcoming departure, which fills them with grief. He understands their emotional state and ... Не найдено: meaning | Нужно включить: meaning |
Jesus warned His disciples of coming opposition because He did not want them to be surprised and stumbled by it. |
John 16:6 Meaning and Commentary Of being hated and persecuted by the Jews, of being put out of their synagogues, and of losing of their lives; and ... |
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