John 4:43 - 5:23
Gospel of JohnSteve Gregg
In this commentary on John 4:43-5:23, Steve Gregg notes that Jesus testifies to the truth and that his actual hometown is Nazareth, not Jerusalem. Gregg also mentions the story of a nobleman who approached Jesus for the healing of his son, highlighting the faith the man exhibited despite not seeing any physical signs or wonders from Jesus beforehand. Finally, Gregg addresses a disputed verse about waiting for moving water, pointing out that it is not found in ancient manuscripts.
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John 5:17 - 5:47
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Steve Gregg discusses John 5:17-5:47 and the Sabbath. He notes that God's character defines morality, justice and goodness, and that the Sabbath is an
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John 6:1 - 6:21
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Steve Gregg explains the events of John 6:1-21, where Jesus performs the miracle of feeding the 5,000 with only two loaves of bread and two fish. Greg
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