In the midst of confusion and weak faith, Jesus Christ points the disciples to the new relationship with the father, the communion of the Spirit, and the hope of His victory in the hour of trial.

What does wisdom have to do with Jesus Christ, in whom the scriptures say -are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge--

What is the relation to wisdom and the Law of God-

How does Jesus minister to the disciples in the midst of their weakness and confusion- He doesn't explain to them the future in detail, and He doesn't give them a shallow assurance that it'll all work out in the end. Jesus ministers to the disciples by pointing them to where true, lasting joy is found- in union with Christ and restored fellowship with God the father.

What are the benefits of wisdom as described in scripture-

How does the Holy Spirit work in the world- Jesus turns to talk about the Spirit's work in light of the world's hatred of God, and the hope the disciples have that their difficult circumstances will be for their advantage.

Jesus turns to detail some of the darker implications of a life lived in union with Christ- the hatred and persecution of the world.

The necessity and urgency of cultivating biblical wisdom.

Following the vine and branch metaphor, Jesus then turns to make application, detailing how who we are in Christ ought to radically transform how we then live.