John16.17-33
In John 16:17-33, Jesus addresses His disciples' confusion over His impending departure. To comfort them, He promises peace amidst worldly trouble because He has overcome the world.
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In John 16:17-33, Jesus addresses His disciples' confusion over His impending departure. To comfort them, He promises peace amidst worldly trouble because He has overcome the world.
In John 16:7-15, Jesus prepares His disciples for His impending departure by offering one of the most comforting and profound teachings in the New Testament about the Holy Spirit. He assures them that His physical absence is actually for their benefit, as
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John 14:15–31 continues Jesus’ farewell teaching with a focus on love, obedience, and divine presence, as he promises to send the Holy Spirit as a helper who will remain with and guide his followers. He assures them that they will not be left alone, b
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