Study Desk

Crying out with a loud voice, Yeshua said, "Father! Into your hands I commit my spirit." With these words he gave up his spirit.

All his friends, including the women who had accompanied him from the Galil, had been standing at a distance; they saw it all.

The women who had come with Yeshua from the Galil followed; they saw the tomb and how his body was placed in it.

Then they remembered his words;

and couldn't find his body, so they came back; but they also reported that they had seen a vision of angels who say he's alive!

Didn't the Messiah have to die like this before entering his glory?"

As he said this, he showed them his hands and feet.

and in his name repentance leading to forgiveness of sins is to be proclaimed to people from all nations, starting with Yerushalayim.

He led them out toward Beit-Anyah; then, raising his hands, he said a b'rakhah over them;

He came to be a testimony, to bear witness concerning the light; so that through him, everyone might put his trust in God and be faithful to him.

He came to his own homeland, yet his own people did not receive him.

But to as many as did receive him, to those who put their trust in his person and power, he gave the right to become children of God,

The Word became a human being and lived with us, and we saw his Sh'khinah, the Sh'khinah of the Father's only Son, full of grace and truth.

We have all received from his fullness, yes, grace upon grace.

He is the one coming after me — I'm not good enough even to untie his sandal!"

The next day, Yochanan was again standing with two of his talmidim.

His two talmidim heard him speaking, and they followed Yeshua.

The first thing he did was to find his brother Shim‘on and tell him, "We've found the Mashiach!" (The word means "one who has been anointed.")

Yeshua too was invited to the wedding, along with his talmidim.

His mother said to the servants, "Do whatever he tells you."