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    This document contains answers to 4 Bible verses provided by Suarez Jelyn N. The answers discuss the following key points: 1) John 3:19 - Many people reject Jesus because His teachings expose everyone as sinners. His light reveals the truth. 2) John 13:15 - Jesus taught His disciples to serve others humbly as He did, lowering the standard of what is beneath them. 3) Matthew 11:28 - Jesus invites the burdened people to find rest in Him, addressing the legalism and guilt of the Pharisees. 4) Matthew 10:8 - Jesus told His disciples to perform the same signs and miracles He did to authenticate their message

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    This document contains answers to 4 Bible verses provided by Suarez Jelyn N. The answers discuss the following key points: 1) John 3:19 - Many people reject Jesus because His teachings expose everyone as sinners. His light reveals the truth. 2) John 13:15 - Jesus taught His disciples to serve others humbly as He did, lowering the standard of what is beneath them. 3) Matthew 11:28 - Jesus invites the burdened people to find rest in Him, addressing the legalism and guilt of the Pharisees. 4) Matthew 10:8 - Jesus told His disciples to perform the same signs and miracles He did to authenticate their message

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    This document contains answers to 4 Bible verses provided by Suarez Jelyn N. The answers discuss the following key points: 1) John 3:19 - Many people reject Jesus because His teachings expose everyone as sinners. His light reveals the truth. 2) John 13:15 - Jesus taught His disciples to serve others humbly as He did, lowering the standard of what is beneath them. 3) Matthew 11:28 - Jesus invites the burdened people to find rest in Him, addressing the legalism and guilt of the Pharisees. 4) Matthew 10:8 - Jesus told His disciples to perform the same signs and miracles He did to authenticate their message

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    Suarez Jelyn N.

    BSED-Gensci IV

    1. John 3:19 Why do men love darkness rather than light?

    Answer: The opening verses of the gospel of John refer to Jesus as "The Light," which is an
    important concept in Hebrew culture (John 1:4–9). Light reveals truth, and exposes what was
    hidden. This, according to verse 19, is the reason why many people reject Jesus. His life, and His
    teachings, expose every single person as a sinner (Romans 3:10), and the things we do as
    morally wrong (Romans 4:7). Many people would prefer to hide in darkness, rather than be
    exposed by the light (John 1:5; John 8:12). It's crucial to remember that those who are saved are
    not "better" than those who reject Christ—they are simply sinners who confess and believe (1
    John 1:6–7).

    2. John 13:15 What are we to do since Jesus set an example for us? This was His teachings to
    His disciples before while He was still on earth in His physical body.

    Answer: Jesus clarifies that He's not denying His supremacy (John 13:13). Jesus fully accepts
    the idea that He is their Lord. That lordship is the point of what He did. The natural human
    perspective is to look at some types of service or love and say, "that's beneath me." This is
    especially true when we somehow feel more important or more valuable than others. By acting
    out humble, sacrificial, servanthood Jesus lowers the "beneath me" line all the way to the floor.
    Loving service to others is something no believer can brush off as unworthy of their time.

    3. Matthew 11:28 What is this special invitation?

    Answer: One of the most beloved passages in the New Testament is Matthew 11:28-30. In it the
    Lord summarizes the invitation to discipleship that characterized His earthly ministry, but to
    understand the invitation of this passage, we need to understand the background.

    In this passage the Lord was addressing the people of Israel who were burdened and weighed

    down with the externalism and the legal do’s and don’ts of the Pharisees, and with the

    consequences—the guilt, frustration, and dissatisfaction that always goes along with legalism.
    4. Matthew 10:8 has a boundless promise of mutual receiving and giving. What are we to do?
    Are you willing to apply this in your life? How?

    Answer: Now Jesus directs them to authenticate that the message is true by performing the same
    kinds of signs and wonders He has done: miracles of healing, casting out demons, and raising
    the dead. In doing these things, Jesus' apostles will demonstrate to all who witness them that they
    represent Him, since He did these things first. They will also demonstrate the absolute truth of
    their message. The disciples will not perform these miracles through their own power. They will
    act in Jesus' name and by Jesus' authority, doing the things they have seen Jesus do. They will be
    His representatives even in the miracles that are performed.

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