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People come to see Lazarus with their own eyes, and the chief priest want him put to death as to erase any trace of the works of Christ.
The Lord Moves around differently after the religious leaders of the time seek to have him put to death. At this point also Judas begins to expose his true motives more, after Mary anoints the Lord with Spikenard.
The Lord Jesus Christ raises Lazarus from the dead while many believe on him after this account, some go to inform the pharisees to tell them of his action. After hearing what transpired they seek to have him put to death out of fear of what the Romans will do to the people of Israel because of the fame of Christ.
The Lord Jesus Christ gets his skeptics to think on psalm 82 and Challenges their issues with him referring to himself as the Son Of God. I will fully admit I do not have all the answers here and I am definitely willing to admit that my conclusion on this portion of scripture will no doubt evolve as I gain more knowledge.
The Lord explains clearly who he is and some still question if he is the Christ and want more proof.
The Lord Jesus Christ is the way to abundant life, and that abundant life is not about things and possessions but a restoration into fellowship with God.
The Lord Jesus Christ Finds the blind man after he is cast out by the pharisees, and he believes on him After Christ explains to him that he is the son of God.
The Blind man receives his sight and delivers a very solid logical argument for trusting who Christ says he is, and the Pharisees don't want to hear it from someone they believe to be beneath them.
The crowd gathers and hear the Lord Jesus Christ proclaim to them That "Before Abraham was I am". They understand what this means while not comprehending the implications, and seek to stone him as he eludes them and hid himself passing through the midst of the crowd.
The testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ is challenged by the pharisees and many believe on him upon hearing him respond to his critics.
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