The light, of course, is a magnificent metaphor. Light is the active power that dispels darkness. And Jesus Christ is the light of truth that dispels the darkness of falsehood. Jesus Christ is the light of wisdom that dispels the darkness of ignorance. Jesus Christ is the light of holiness that dispels the darkness of impurity. Jesus Christ is the light of joy that dispels the darkness of sorrow. John MacArthur Notice five things about the glorious light of Jesus.

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The seven miracles of John shows that Jesus is who He claimed to be, and that by believing we might have eternal life. In addition to these seven miracles, John’s gospel contains seven “I am” statements. Their focus is on what happens after we become believers. In this study, we’ll look at these seven “I am” statements to see what they’ll tell us. After the feeding of the 5000, some brought up the manna their forefathers had eaten in the wilderness (Exodus 16:13-18), and that established the context for this statement (John 6:35). This remarkable miracle served as a life sized illustration for a sermon that Jesus was about to preach

These two small words say more about this most awesome God than a whole novel ever could. They assure us that not one miraculous trait defining our God could ever be left out. "I AM," says it all. The magnitude of that is amazing - HE JUST IS! If the scriptures would have actually added the enormous sum of greatness that would be necessary to define those two impactful words, the Bible would have tripled in size. The possibilities are infinite. You simply cannot list everything that God is! These two words are profoundly meant to be followed by whatever we need them to say.

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The miracles of Jesus are stories arranged to tell a bigger story about the life of Jesus. In other words, there is a message behind the miracle; the steps of understanding this message is: (1) Observation, study the events of the miracle; the context, and the culture (2) Interpretation, determine what truths it teaches, what does it mean theologically and (3) Application, determine how the truths apply to us. Bible. This miracle was prophesied of: “In that day shall the eyes of the blind see out of obscurity” (Isaiah 29:18).

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Further evidence of the blindness and opposition of the religious leaders is their demand for a display of supernatural power that will authenticate Jesus as the Messiah. Christ had performed many miracles, yet they asked for a sign (John 6:30-35). Christ promises only one sign. The text reveals some disturbing news about the ones who seek for a sign from Christ rather than accepting Christ as He is.

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May we let Peter’s walk stand as an invitation for us who, like him, wants to step out in faith, who wants to experience something more of the power and presence of God. Let water-walking be a picture of doing with God’s help what we could never do on our own. There is a consistent pattern in Scripture of what happens in life that God wants to use and improve:

John Ortberg, “If You Want To Walk On Water, You’ve Got To Get Out Of The Boat.”