We have seen already that thus light was shed on men. The Father seeks worshippers. But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God." One needs no more than to read, as believers, these wonderful expressions of the Holy Ghost, where we cannot but feel that we are on ground wholly different from that of the other gospels. In John 6:1-71 our Lord sets aside Israel in another point of view. Without it there is no divine understanding of Christ, or of His word, or of Scripture. Please enter your email address associated with your Salem All-Pass account, then click Continue. 15 Jesus, knowing that they intended to come and make him king by force, withdrew again to a mountain by himself. This is the more striking, because, as we have seen, the world and Israel, rejecting Him, are also themselves, as such, rejected from the first. He was God. The refusal of His precious blood will, on the contrary, make their case incomparably worse than that of the heathen who never heard the good news. What is there in God more truly divine than grace and truth? He said, I am the voice of one crying in the wilderness, Make straight the way of the Lord, as said the prophet Esaias. Life resurrection will display how little they had to be ashamed of, who believed the record given of His Son; the resurrection of judgment will make but too plain, to those who despised the Lord, both His honour and their sin and shame. Death knell. The distinctiveness of such a testimony to the Saviour's glory need hardly be pointed out. Thus a despised Christ is not merely a crucified Son of man, and given Son of God, as in John 3:1-36, but Himself a divine giver in communion with the Father, and in the power of the Holy Ghost who is given to the believer, the source of worship, as their God and Father is its object for the worshippers in spirit and truth (though surely not to the exclusion of the Son, Hebrews 1:1-14). (Ver. convinced of their mistaken notions of him as a temporal prince: Christ did not wait till the time was fully come for the old things to pass away, and all to be made new. The result immediately follows. "Whosoever believeth that Jesus is the Christ is born of God." It was not the time now to demonstrate in public power these coming, yea, then present truths. Read full chapter John 6:15 in all English translations John 5 John 7 New International Version (NIV) Holy Bible, New International Version, NIV Copyright 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. Used by permission. but. The answer given by modern premillennial apologists usually suggests that premillennialism was overcome for illegitimate reasons. If she turned aside to questions of religion, with a mixture of desire to learn what had concerned and perplexed her, and of willingness to escape such a searching of her ways and heart, He did not refrain graciously to vouchsafe the revelation of God, that earthly worship was doomed, that the Father was to be worshipped, not an Unknown. So on the last day, that great day of the feast (the eighth day, which witnessed of a resurrection glory outside this creation, now to be made good in the power of the Spirit before anything appears to sight), the Lord stands and cries, saying, "If any man thirst, let him come unto me and drink." Accordingly, if the law raised the question of righteousness in man, the cross of the Lord Jesus, typifying Him made sin, is the answer; and there has all been settled to the glory of God, the Lord Jesus having suffered all the inevitable consequences. (VerseJohn 4:10; John 4:10) Infinite grace! (Verse John 7:39), Nothing can be simpler than this. He gave them title to take the place of children of God, even to those that believe on His name. John 5. How blessed the contrast with the people's state depicted in this chapter, tossed about by every wind of doctrine, looking to "letters," rulers, and Pharisees, perplexed about the Christ, but without righteous judgment, assurance, or enjoyment! seize him in order that they might make him King. The Lord Jesus presents Himself as putting an end to all this now for the Christian, though, of course, every word God has promised, as well as threatened, remains to be accomplished in Israel by-and-by; for Scripture cannot be broken; and what the mouth of the Lord has said awaits its fulfilment in its due sphere and season. This brings all to a point; for the woman says, "I know that Messiah cometh, which is called Christ: when he is come, he will tell us all things." Both of them were in relation to man on the earth; the one while He was here, the other from above. It is not a question of the law, but of hearing Christ's word, and believing Him who sent Christ: he that does so has everlasting life, and shall not come into judgment; but is passed from death unto life. "Master, eat," said they. Had it been meant, it was no wonder that Nicodemus did not know how these things could be. The law works no deliverance; it puts a man in chains, prison, darkness, and under condemnation; it renders him a patient, or a criminal incompetent to avail himself of the displays of God's goodness. Here (John 5:1-47) the first view given of Christ is His person in contrast with the law. "But He said to them, I have meat to eat that ye know not of." Nicodemus remonstrates but is spurned; all retire to their home Jesus, who had none, to the mount of Olives. This we have had fully before. His glorious person would have none now in relation to God but members of the family. This leads Philip to Nathanael, in whose case, when he comes to Jesus, we see not divine power alone in sounding the souls of men, but over creation. We have had his name introduced into each part of the preface of our evangelist. He was God. The Jews, with all their privileges, were strangers here. They wonder, as they had murmured before (John 7:12-15); but Jesus shows that the desire to do God's will is the condition of spiritual understanding. C. Death knell for "Good Pope John" . Of course they are just as truly inspired as John's; but for that very reason they were not inspired to give the same testimony. It is the wider, universal glory of the Son of man (according toPsalms 8:1-9; Psalms 8:1-9); but the most striking part of it verified from that actual moment because of the glory of His person, which needed not the day of glory to command the attendance of the angels of God this mark, as Son of man. He could, therefore, tell them of heavenly things as readily as of earthly things; but the incredulity about the latter, shown in the wondering ignorance of the new birth as a requisite for God's kingdom, proved it was useless to tell of the former. Let them learn, then, that as Son of man (for which nature they despised Him, and denied His essential personal glory) He will judge; and this judgment will be no passing visitation, such as God has accomplished by angels or men in times past. by this miracle, they could not doubt of his being able to (Verses John 3:1-6), But the Lord goes farther, and bids Nicodemus not wonder at His insisting on this need. And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven." This testimony differs from the rest in having a more permanent character. even took not his disciples with him, who were in the same way of It was not intended for other beings it was God's free gift to man, to the believer, of course. The Jews, then, who could not help, and pitied not their fellow in his long infirmity and disappointment, are scandalized to see him, safe and sound, carrying his couch on that day. Article Images Copyright 2023 Getty Images unless otherwise indicated. Here He is not portrayed as the Son of man who must be lifted up, but as the Son of God who was given. "No man hath seen God at any time: the only-begotten Son," etc. 29) on which, as it were, Jesus speaks and acts in His grace as here shown on the earth. No doubt Jesus Himself had the Holy Ghost given to Him, as it was meet that He in all things should have the pre-eminence; but it shows yet more both the personal glory of Christ and the efficacy of His work, that He now gives the same Spirit to those who receive His testimony, and set to their seal that God is true. Fritzsche, p. 21). some copies add, "and he prayed there"; the Syriac, Ethiopic, and For were it not God Himself in the person of Jesus, it had been no glory to God, but a wrong and a rival. This is the truth; but the Jews had the law, and hated the truth. Spite of the most express signs, and the manifest finger of God that wrote the ten words on tables of stone, the law sinks into comparative insignificance. Thus in one way or the other all must honour the Son. Details are not called for now, but just the outline of the truth. And while He does not hide the privilege of the Jews, He nevertheless proclaims that "the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him. thinking about a temporal kingdom, as the people, and might (Ver. Nevertheless, the heavenly part is little dwelt on, as John's gospel displays our Lord more as the expression of God revealed on earth, than as Man ascended to heaven, which fell far more to the province of the apostle of the Gentiles. How can such have relationship with God? Nor will the full force of this expression be witnessed till the glorious result of His blood shedding sweep away the last trace of sin in the new heavens and the new earth, wherein dwelleth righteousness. But there was a man who had been infirm for thirty and eight years. King James Version (KJV) (Verses John 4:31-38). It was sabbath-day. But what we learn is, that our Lord (viewed as having entered into heaven as man on the ground of redemption, i.e., ascended, after having passed through death, into glory) from that glory confers meanwhile the Holy Ghost on him that believes, instead of bringing in at once the final feast of gladness for the Jews and the world, as He will do by-and-by when the anti-typical harvest and vintage has been fulfilled. So it must be now; for God is revealed; and the Father in grace seeks true worshippers (be they Samaritans or Jews) to worship Him. The effect is thus final, even as His person, witness, and glory are divine. 42). He that honoureth not the Son honoureth not the Father which hath sent him. (VerseJohn 4:1; John 4:1) It was strange to her that a Jew should thus humble himself: what would it have been, had she seen in Him Jesus the Son of God? Though He could not, would not deny Himself (and He was the Son, and Word, and God), yet had He taken the place of a man, of a servant. For the Father loveth the Son, and showeth him all things that himself doeth: and he will show him greater works than these, that ye may marvel. But Jesus finds him in the temple, and said, "Behold, thou art made whole: sin no more, lest a worse thing come unto thee." It was meet that so it should be; for, as a question of right, none could claim; and grace surpasses all expectation or thought of man, most of all of men accustomed to a round of religious ceremonial. Thus we feed on Him and drink into Him, as man, unto life everlasting life in Him. It passes over all question of dispensations, until it accomplishes, in all its extent, that purpose for which He thus died. (Ver. He that believes on the Son has everlasting life; and he that disobeys the Son, in the sense of not being subject to His person, "shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him" Such is the issue of the Son of God present in this world an everlasting one for every man, flowing from the glory of His person, the character of His testimony, and the Father's counsels respecting Him. The Spirit of God uses that word; it is thus invariably in conversion. But let them beware how they perverted it. Verse John 1:29 opens John's testimony to his disciples. The Lord Jesus did, without question, take humanity in His person into that glory which He so well knew as the Son of the Father. 13 Therefore they gathered them together, and filled twelve baskets with the fragments of the five barley loaves, which remained over and above unto them that had eaten. But see the blessed fruit of receiving it. John 3:31-36) he speaks of His person in contrast with himself and all; of His testimony and of the result, both as to His own glory, and consequently also for the believer on, and the rejecter of, the Son. Lastly, closing this part, we have another most remarkable contrast. And in this He is sovereign. They cite the rise of an unbiblical and dangerous allegorical hermeneutic (by such as Clement of Alexandria and Origen) which took a sad toll on sound biblical exegesis. Thus it is a kind of transitional fact for a most important part of our gospel, though still introductory. When Jesus therefore perceived "And this is the judgment, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. In John He is One who could be described as Son of man who is in heaven; but He belonged to heaven, because He was divine. Her life is laid before her by His voice, and she confesses to Him that God Himself spoke to her in His words: "Sir [said she], I perceive that thou art a prophet." But if the Spirit speaks of the Son of God, the law dwindles at once into the smallest possible proportions: everything yields to the honour the Father puts oil the Son. And as life is in the person of the Son, so God in sending Him meant not that the smallest uncertainty should exist for aught so momentous. Thus it is not the Spirit of God simply giving a new nature; neither is it the Holy Ghost given as the power of worship and communion with His God and Father. The brethren of the Lord Jesus, who could see the astonishing power that was in Him, but whose hearts were carnal, at once discerned that it might be an uncommon good thing for them, as well as for Him, in this world. His corporeal presence was not necessary; His word was enough. Not only man under law has no health, but he has no strength to avail himself of the blessing that God holds out. A greater work was in hand; and this, as the rest of the chapter shows us, not a Messiah lifted up, but the true bread given He who comes down out of heaven, and gives life to the world; a dying, not a reigning, Son of man. The healing of the courtier's son, sick and ready to die, is witness of what the Lord was actually doing among the despised of Israel. None but a divine being could thus deal with the world. He could be declared only by One who was a divine person in the intimacy of the Godhead, yea, was the only-begotten Son in the bosom of the Father. The thrust of Lindsey's book is two-fold: First, it espouses the premillennial theory of Christ's second coming. and the two disciples leave John for Jesus. His death on the cross included much more, clearly answering to the first; His baptizing with the Holy Ghost followed His going to heaven. As mentioned in the Introduction Section, premillennialism was the prevailing view of the Early Church for about the first three centuries, I do not mean by this all individuals, but creation; for nothing can be more certain, than that those who do not receive the Son of God are so much the worse for having heard the gospel. But it is important we should know how He entered the world. 4. No doubt there are intervening applications; but such is the ultimate result of His work as the Lamb of God. The rejection of Christ is the contempt of God Himself, in that of which He is most jealous, the honour of the Saviour, His Son. Nor was it from any indistinctness in the record, or in him who gave it. Indeed, He was the great Prophet, as He was the great King, and as He is now the great Priest on high. "Verily, verily, I say unto thee, We speak that we do know, and testify that we have seen; and ye receive not our witness. None the less did the result of His death proclaim His Deity. Man might pull Him down destroy Him, as far as man could, and surely to be the basis in God's hand of better blessing; but He was God, and in three days He would raise up this temple. He speaks of Himself as the Son of man in death; for there could be no eating of His flesh, no drinking of His blood, as a living man. It is not only the nature, but the model and fulness of the blessing in the Son, who declared the Father. So rich and transparently divine was the grace: not some souls, more meritorious than the rest, rewarded according to a graduated scale of honour, but "of his fulness have all we received." Here, in suited circumstances to render the thought and way of God unmistakable, pure and boundless grace takes its own sovereign course, suitable to the love and personal glory of Christ. The sound goes back and forth between a harder chime and a muffled chime. (Ver. This scene throws light on the use of in Matthew 11:12. For nothing can be more observable than the way in which He becomes the centre round whom those that belong to God are gathered. His aspect as thus tabernacling among the disciples was "full of grace and truth." And herein is that true saying, One soweth, and another reapeth. The first four chapters of John precede in point of time the notices of His ministry in the other gospels. Rev 20:7, 14 states death is thrown into into the lake of fire after the thousand year period. What love! Nevertheless the Son had taken the place of being the sent One, the place of subordination in the earth, in which He would say, "My Father is greater than I." How, indeed, could it be stayed within narrow limits? 2. How withering the words! Presented by. A second and wholly new man appears the bread of God, not of man, but for men. He reminds them of his previous disclaimer of any place beyond one sent before Jesus. The results for the believer or unbeliever are eternal in good or in evil. The death knell is recognizable by its muffled sound. In a certain sense, the principle of John 4:1-54 was made true in the woman of Samaria, and in others who received Christ then. This will be displayed in the millennium, when the marriage will be celebrated, as well as the judgment executed (Jerusalem and its temple being the central point then). The Word, God (and only begotten Son in the Father's bosom), He was eternally Son of God, too, as born into the world. John 7:24) They reason and are in utter uncertainty. This He does in verses 16-19. 05/28/2021 07:55 AM EDT. 1 Cor 15:26 states that Christ will reign until the destruction of death. How singularly is the glory of the Lord Jesus thus viewed, as invested with the testimony of God and its crown! He tells Philip to follow Him. Jesus is the Lamb of God that takes away the sin of the world, but withal, as he had said, the eternal One, yet in view of His manifestation to Israel (and, therefore, John was come baptizing with water a reason here given, but not to the Pharisees in verses 25-27). The issue of all is, that the will of man is the real cause and spring of enmity. By and by He will apply it to "that nation," the Jews, as to others also, and finally (always excepting the unbelieving and evil) to the entire system, the world. John 3:1-36 follows this up. But when the Lord speaks of His cross, and not God's judicial requirements only, but the gift of Himself in His true personal glory as the occasion for the grace of God to display itself to the utmost, then, and not till then, do we hear of eternal life, and this connected with both these points of view. (Verses John 7:3-5) The Lord intimates the impossibility of anticipating the time of God; but then He does it as connected with His own personal glory. 14 Then those men, when they had seen the miracle that Jesus did, said, This is of a truth . For them, Israel, or the world, all is over. They should have understood more about Him those that were specially favoured. It was but preliminary, of course; still it was a deep reality, the then present grace in the person of the Son, the Saviour of the world, who filled their once dark hearts with light and joy. They had no common thoughts, feelings, or ways with the Father and the Son. Matthew, Mark, and Luke start, as far as regards the public labours of the Lord, with John cast into prison. Further, John attests that he saw the Spirit descending like a dove, and abiding on Him the appointed token that He it is who baptizes with the Holy Ghost even the Son of God. (Verse John 1:9) The world therefore surely ought to have known its Maker. Here there could not be more, and He would not give less: even "grace upon grace." It was worldliness in its worst shape, even to the point of turning the glory of Christ to a present account. He is viewed as retaining the same perfect intimacy with the Father, entirely unimpaired by local or any other circumstances He had entered. The hour was one for faith, or unbelief. John 1:26-27; John 1:26-27) For himself he was not the Christ, but for Jesus he says no more. If His time was not yet come, their time was always ready. Governmental healing even from Him might only end in "some worse thing" coming. and 'Death Knell for John Knox' bottom centre and '3/23' Purchased from Monika Kinley (Grant-in-Aid) 1983 The following . he departed again into a mountain, himself And such was Jesus. The chapter pursues this subject, showing that it is not only God who thus deals first, with the necessity of man before His own immutable nature; next, blessing according to the riches of His grace but, further, that man's state morally is detected yet more awfully in presence of such grace as well as holiness in Christ. It was an extraordinary birth; of God, not man in any sort, or measure, but a new and divine nature (2 Peter 1:1-21) imparted to the believer wholly of grace. secret thoughts and purposes of them; or, as man, understood by with a big assist from Olivia Beavers, Sarah Ferris and Marianne LeVine. From the very first, man, being a sinner, was wholly lost. Nay, therefore it was they, reasoning, denied Him to be God. (John 2:1-25) The change of water into wine manifested His glory as the beginning of signs; and He gave another in this early purging of the temple of Jerusalem. The dreadful truth comes out: the Lord did not trust Himself to them, because He knew all men. of these men, and particularly the disciples; that they might be For the astonishing thought is, not merely that Jesus receives the Holy Ghost without measure, but that God gives the Spirit also, and not by measure, through Him to others. However, we know that Jesus sat down at the right hand of the Father shortly after His resurrection and ascension (Hebrews 8:1; Revelation 4:2). 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