Conservative Friends Bible Study of The Gospel of John #21
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The episode explores John 12:20–36, focusing on themes of humility, obedience, and the nature of true life as Greeks seek to see Jesus.
John 12:20–36 We read John 12:20–36 as Greeks ask to see Jesus, and we follow the thread through language, glory, obedience, and the summons to walk in the light. A humble king, a troubled prayer, and a heavenly voice reframe power, time, and true life. • Greeks approach through Philip and Andrew • Donkey imagery and humility of the king • Hora, kairos, and the meaning of “hour” • Kurios, phoné, and translation choices • Seed dying, psuché versus zōē aiōnios • Strong call to follow and...
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