It is the life of the community on which these chapters throw light. In this group of texts, chs.13to17, none of our usual words are pronounced; People of God, Body of Christ, Church, congregation. The words preferred are: to abide in, to love, to testify. In ch.16, an image is...
CFRs (chapters 15 and 16): The failings of annual performance reviews have sparked a robust alternative—continuous performance management. I will introduce OKRs’ younger sibling, CFRs ( C onversation, F eedback, R ecognition), and show how OKRs and CFRs can team up to lift leaders, cont...
The exposition of the following chapters will bring the several lacunae, correspondences, and peculiarities into yet fuller prominence. Parallel Commentaries ... GreekAndκαὶ (kai)ConjunctionStrong's 2532: And, even, also, namely. I have madeἐγνώρισα (egnōrisa)Verb - Aorist ...
Chapters 3–4. John VI CantacuzeneBorn circa 1293, in Constantinople; died June 15, 1383, in Mistra. Byzantine emperor from 1341 to 1354. During the reign of Andronicus III Palaeologus (1328–41), while he was grand domestic (commander in chief of the imperial armies), John concentrated ...
The entire thought runs from 15:18 through 16:32. But because of the richness of these chapters, we'll break this lesson arbitrarily into two parts so you can consider it carefully. We'll spend most of our time in these two lessons examining what Jesus teaches about the Holy Spirit. ...
The disciples heard the words immediately after they had heard the allegory of the true vine (John 15); and the fullest meaning of separate words and phrases in these chapters is best arrived at by remembering that they were not uttered as separate words and phrases, but that they were ...
But then again doesn't Paul write to these same "Christians" in a couple of chapters after this: "Test your own selves, whether you are in the faith. Test your own selves. Or don’t you know as to your own selves, that Jesus Christ is in you?—unless indeed you are disqualified....
The answer is a three letter word- YOU. Jesus went through all the nagging you read about in the previous chapters, the sorrow in this chapter, and the agony of being killed slowly on a cross with YOU in mind all the way. He wanted to pay the price you would pay if you were to ...
Final Chapters:The final chapters in the Gospel of John contain the accounts of Jesus’s trial, crucifixion, and resurrection. The Jesus who stands before Pilate is strong. Note that, on the way to Golgotha, Jesus carries his own cross. He does not need the help of a Simon of Cyrene as...
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