Many passages of the New Testament present Christ as a compassionate Savior. The grace we receive from Him should prompt and drive our obedience of Him.

The final message in the Foundations study, we learn the tragic discovery, declaration, and dismissal because of man's sin in Eden. Yet in the midst of sin and death's entry, we hear the message of hope - hope that solves the problem of sin.

The crowd of people, including the religious leaders, were divided in their opinions about Jesus. The same is true of the world today.

The source of all sin, sorrow, and sadness is traced to the fateful Fall in the Garden of Eden, where the temptation and transgression occurred.

The opportunity of coming to Jesus will not last forever-we must seek Him while He can be found -Isa 55-6-.

Even in a city that was progressively becoming hostile toward Jesus, the Lord extended the most important invitation in history-to come to Him for salvation. Only He can satisfy the spiritual thirst in the soul.

This passage provides three necessary convictions to be a disciple of Christ.

The most tragic thing in life is to miss the truth about who Jesus is. This passage emphasize that reality, along with the significance of the sovereignty of God.

Hearts that are not spiritually healthy will manifest particular evidences, such is hypocrisy and the inability to make sound ethical decisions.

Jesus explains the source of His authority, and the purpose of all that He did. The truth He teaches is from God the Father- His purpose is to bring glory to the Father.