When John spoke, those who heard Him marveled at His wisdom. Even so, that did not stop the Jewish leaders from continuing their hatred of Him. Jesus reminds them that they are inconsistent in their beliefs.

As John 6 concludes, Jesus closes His discourse on the Bread of Life.

Jesus speaks of the need to “feed on my flesh and drink my blood,” and it scandalized both the Jews He was speaking to and also many today. What does that mean?

In this passage in John 6, Jesus clarifies that all that the Father gives to the Son will come to Him and that their coming will be by believing in the Son.

Jesus walks with two disciples on the road to Emmaus and opens up the Old Testament scriptures that speak of Him.

Psalm 1 sets before us two paths and two destinies. It contrasts the life of the righteous believer and the ways of the wicked.

Luke records for us the birth of our Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, and the reaction of the heavenly angels and humble shepherds.