<p>Who Jesus is matters, and he goes into a few reasons to believe in this verse. For something to be verified as true, it required two witnesses. Who did Jesus  have? Both John and God the Father. Believing that he was the Savior was crucial in Jesus's day and remains so today.</p>

Who Jesus is matters, and he goes into a few reasons to believe in this verse. For something to be verified as true, it required two witnesses. Who did Jesus have? Both John and God the Father. Believing that he was the Savior was crucial in Jesus's day and remains so today.

<p>Who Jesus is matters, and he goes into a few reasons to believe in this verse. For something to be verified as true, it required two witnesses. Who did Jesus &nbsp;have? Both John and God the Father. Believing that he was the Savior was crucial in Jesus's day and remains so today.</p>

January 10: Psalm 25, Genesis 10, and John 5:25-47

A Psalm (or part of one), an Old Testament Reading, and a New Testament reading each day. Start with the Apostles' Creed, end with the Lord's Prayer. Current readings are from the New International Version. Through 2021, scriptures were read from the New Living Translation.

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January 10: Psalm 25, Genesis 10, and John 5:25-47

January 10: Psalm 25, Genesis 10, and John 5:25-47