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John 18:11 · BSB
18:11 “Put your sword back in its sheath!” Jesus said to Peter. “Shall I not drink the cup the Father has given Me?”
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…sword comes out, John records what Jesus says to him as the swords are being lowered. Shall I not drink the cup that the Father has given me?John chapter 18 verse 11. That is the reason he gave for stopping the fight, not the odds, not the danger to the others, not the futility of eleven men against an armed…
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…put up on that cross. And there is no objection from Jesus. Isaiah 53 .7 certainly is true. He opened not his mouth. Matter of fact, according toJohn 18 verse 11, Jesus is the one that says, I must drink this. I must drink this. And who for? For all of you, for every one of you who would believe in Him,…
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…Luke's account, John also gives us one other key detail. Along with Matthew and Luke telling us what Jesus said, John includes one other statement,John 18 verse 11. Look with me, it's there in your bulletin. So Jesus said to Peter, put your sword into its sheath. Shall I not drink the cup that the Father has…
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…that happens after this, after Jesus is captured by the soldiers. So he doesn't have that particular incident, but even after the soldiers come, inJohn chapter 18, verse 11, we have this, the soldiers come, Peter takes out a sword, he's going to fight the soldiers off, and Jesus says to Peter, put your sword into its…
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