Thank you so much for the alternate greek translations - so helpful!
Laurel Lee PedersenJanuary 26, 2019
Thank you, dear friend, for these amazing insights and collecting them together, from so many sources. I was deeply edified and will read it again and look up and read the sources you have listed, as well.
Ann SilvaJanuary 26, 2019
Thankyou Diana, it was such a delight to feel the Spirit as you shared your "Come and See" the wonders of Heavenly Father's wonderful plan and all that Jesus Christ has done for us. It strengthened my testimony that He is the living Son of the living God and that they have power to help us both come and see as we seek to find them above all other distractions, dilutions, deceptions.....after all the ds come the sees. God bless thanks
MaryannJanuary 24, 2019
I love the phrase "Lamb of God" because it conveys the fact that there were two sacrifices made--one by the Father and one by the Son.
anitaJanuary 21, 2019
Thanks, Diana, for sharing these wonderful insights! I love that when John introduces Christ as the lamb, it foreshadows his entire future ministry and sacrifice; his Jewish audience would have understood the Passover implications there. Such richness in this one chapter!
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ArielFebruary 3, 2019
Thank you so much for the alternate greek translations - so helpful!
Laurel Lee PedersenJanuary 26, 2019
Thank you, dear friend, for these amazing insights and collecting them together, from so many sources. I was deeply edified and will read it again and look up and read the sources you have listed, as well.
Ann SilvaJanuary 26, 2019
Thankyou Diana, it was such a delight to feel the Spirit as you shared your "Come and See" the wonders of Heavenly Father's wonderful plan and all that Jesus Christ has done for us. It strengthened my testimony that He is the living Son of the living God and that they have power to help us both come and see as we seek to find them above all other distractions, dilutions, deceptions.....after all the ds come the sees. God bless thanks
MaryannJanuary 24, 2019
I love the phrase "Lamb of God" because it conveys the fact that there were two sacrifices made--one by the Father and one by the Son.
anitaJanuary 21, 2019
Thanks, Diana, for sharing these wonderful insights! I love that when John introduces Christ as the lamb, it foreshadows his entire future ministry and sacrifice; his Jewish audience would have understood the Passover implications there. Such richness in this one chapter!
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