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They said, tell us what to do.
A reflective exploration of John 6:28-39 emphasizing faith in Jesus as the bread of life and the promise of eternal life.
Key Takeaways
- Faith in Jesus is the essential work God requires.
- Salvation is a gift, not earned by human effort.
- Jesus is the spiritual bread that satisfies all hunger and thirst.
- God’s promise includes eternal life and resurrection for believers.
- Trusting in Jesus ensures that no believer will be lost.
Summary
- The video discusses the question of what God requires, highlighting belief in Jesus as the key.
- It emphasizes that salvation is not earned by works but received through faith in the one sent by God.
- Jesus is presented as the bread of life, offering spiritual sustenance and eternal life to all who come to Him.
- The analogy of manna from the desert is used to contrast earthly bread with the true bread from heaven.
- Jesus assures that whoever believes in Him will never thirst or hunger spiritually again.
- The Father's role in giving true bread that brings life to the world is highlighted.
- Jesus promises to never turn away anyone who comes to Him and to raise believers up on the last day.
- The video stresses the importance of trusting in Jesus rather than striving or earning salvation.
- It concludes with a call to believe in the one God sent for eternal life and spiritual fulfillment.
- The overall message centers on faith, divine provision, and the assurance of salvation through Jesus.
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What does God require?
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He said, this is the work he called to, believe in the one he sent.
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Not striving, not earning, just trust where heaven points.
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It's not what you can give, it's who you believe.
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I am the bread of life, come to me and you will live. I am the bread of life, every hunger finds its end.
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Whoever comes, whoever finds, I won't turn away, whoever believes will never thirst again.
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They said, show us a sign.
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Like the manna long ago, bread that fell from heaven in the desert long ago.
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He said, it wasn't Moses who gave you bread to eat, my Father gives the true bread now that brings the world to life.
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They said, give us this bread every day, what you're asking for is standing here.
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I am the bread of life, come to me and you will live.
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I am the bread of life, every hunger finds its end.
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Whoever comes, whoever finds, I won't turn away, whoever believes will never thirst again.
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You have seen me, stood you down, but the Father's drawing hearts right now, all he gives me will come home and I will never let them go.
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I came down from heaven's throne, not for my will, but his alone, I won't lose a single one, I'll raise them up when the day has come.
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I am the bread of life, come to me and you will live.
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I am the bread of life, every promise standing tall, everyone who looks and believes has eternal life in me, and on the last day I will raise you up.
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Believe in the one he sent.
Topics:John 6:28-39bread of lifefaithsalvationJesus Christeternal lifeChristianityBible studyScripturescapespiritual nourishment
