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We learn that Lazarus' being raised from the death caused many to believe and the rulers wanted him death because of it.
Image people wanting to kill you because The Lord blessed you.
Mary anoints Jesus and Judas is mad. The conspiracy to kill Jesus is in full force.
Palm branches, people shouting Hosanna!, Greeks coming to The Lord, and prophesy being fulfilled.
Finally, Jesus foretells His death and the world has a savior riding into Jerusalem on a donkey colt.
This episode starts with the healing of the blind man, who had been born blind. The Pharisees didn't believe and didn't want anyone else to believe.
They excommunicated the man because he was healed on the Sabbath and he was telling people about his healing.
Jesus said those who say they see, really are blind themselves.
Finally, in chapter 10, Jesus tells them all that He is the Good Shepherd and those who hear Him and obey Him, are His sheep.
He came to do the works of the Father. He told them, if they didn't believe Him and what He said, believe the works, because the Father is in Him, and He in Him.
There will always be naysayers, those who won't or can't believe the Son of God came from heaven to save the world.
This division exist to this day. Jesus didn't come to condemn us, but to shed the light on our sins, so that we might repent, just as the adulterous woman.
The freedom spoken of in these scriptures can be experienced by everyone who calls upon His name.
The healing of the lame man at Bethesda and Jesus saying that He is the Son of God upset many of the people.
The dead will hear His voice and raise again to eternal life.
The witness of John is that Jesus would increase, that he might decrease. The scripture told of Jesus coming, as the writing of Moses told the Jews, so they should have believed.
Jesus fed the 5 thousand and walked on water, this shows who Jesus is and Peter recognized Jesus as the Son of God.
Jesus shows and tells us He is for all who believe in His name and that He is the One.
As He goes to Galilee and on the way speaks to the Samaritan woman, He gives her instructions on how to become a believer. We must confess our sins.
The healing of the Nobleman's Son shows us that we must believe before we can expect anything from The Lord.
Finally, John told everyone that he would decrease but the One after him must increase. He never told anyone that he was the Christ.
How often do we try to take credit for things in our life? If we continue to give Him the glory, it honors Him and we are able to do the works of the kingdom, with power and authority.
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