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Jesus Wept
…a failure to trust You. Meet me in my grief the way You met Mary and Martha. Amen. John 11:33 says Jesus was deeply moved in spirit and troubled, using a word that elsewhere describes agitation, even anger. He is not…
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Lazarus, Come Out
…not indifference; John has already told us in verse 5 that Jesus loved Martha, Mary and Lazarus. Jesus weeps at the tomb in verse 35, even though he already intends to raise Lazarus moments later. His grief and his…
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Not as Others Who Have No Hope
…the resurrection of those who belong to Him. John 11:25-26 Jesus tells Martha He is the resurrection and the life, and whoever believes in Him will live even though he dies. What specific hope from this passage could…
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Eternal Life
…already included hope of resurrection life in the age to come, seen in Martha's answer to Jesus in John 11:24, I know that he will rise again in the resurrection at the last day. Jesus takes that shared hope and locates…
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What does the Bible say about anxiety?
…practice, and needing to do it twice in one hour is not failure. Martha, anxious about many things Luke 10:38-42 Martha was serving Jesus and was distracted and worried by it. Her anxiety was not caused by sin but by an…
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What does the Bible say about worry?
…hungry nation, and in an apostle who did not pretend to be untroubled. Martha in her own house Luke 10:38-42 She was serving a house full of guests while her sister sat and listened, and she asked Jesus to intervene.…
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What happens after death?
…others to the resurrection of damnation. John 11:25-26 Jesus tells Martha that he is the resurrection and the life, and whoever believes in him, though he die, yet shall he live, grounding hope after death entirely in…
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