What does Luke 20:38 mean? A sect of ancient Judaism, the Sadducees, are trying to prove that Jesus does not properly teach the Mosaic law.

We live to Him, and in Him. And so when He reveals Himself as the God of those who have passed from earth, He witnesses that that relation continues still. They ...

It speaks to the belief in resurrection and eternal life, as well as the nature of God as the source of all life.

God refers to these patriarchs as being very much alive by stating “I am the God” of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob rather than putting it in past tense.

Jesus is having another argument. That is not unusual, especially not in Luke, where he has been arguing at least since he was nearly at the age of bar mitzvah.

And he began to speak to the people this parable: “A man planted a vineyard and rented it out to farmers and went away on a journey for a long time.

The best informed Jews believed that the souls of righteous men were in the presence of God in a state of happiness.

The declaration that "all live to Him" serves as a profound reminder that believers share a connection to the eternal life made possible through God. This ...

Luke 20:38. For he is not a God of the dead, but of the living (See Gill on Matthew 22:32) for all live unto him. The Persic version, reads, "all these live ...

4 нояб. 2019 г. · Jesus simply challenges their premise that marriage as we now know it would have anything to do with life in the kingdom of God as we will ...