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John 7:2 · BSB
7:2 However, the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles was near.
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…day be restored, the life-giving river that never runs dry. And when Jesus was on earth, He talked about that. And He said, that's the Holy Spirit.John chapter 7, Jesus went to Jerusalem for the Feast of Tabernacles, the feast that celebrated God's dwelling among His people when they came out of Egypt in the…
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…the strong leadership of Nehemiah and Ezra and others but in their great and awesome God. The Lord Jesus celebrated the Feast of Tabernacles inJohn chapter 7. On the last day of the feast he stands up and he says if anyone is thirsty let him come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me as the scriptures…
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…and no one ever knows. But yet the Bible is always defined Christianity in terms of the Holy Spirit inside of you. Don't turn there, but inJohn chapter 7, Jesus, there's this big Jewish feast going on, big festival, and it's kind of like a chili cook-off on steroids, okay? And Jesus stands up on the…
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…about recognition. Because God says, I'll give you honor. So what do you mean, this constant definition? All through, don't turn there, but inJohn chapter 7, about verse 39, Jesus stands up on the last and greatest day of the feast and says, If any man thirst, let him come to me and drink, and out of…
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…any other. So it was a sin of unbelief. He rejected the one that had been promised. As we see the Lord Jesus in His unfolding ministry, we read inJohn, chapter 7, and verse 5, even His own brothers did not believe in Him. Initially, He had a great following. But if we look at Acts, chapter 6, we're told that…
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