~6 min.Gracious Husbandman
inthebeloved.org · ... The first stirrings of a convicted conscience in the Samaritan of Jn. 4; and so to this day, all such motions in all hearts are known to Him ...
~7 min.Membership and Fellowship
biblecentre.org · ... fellowship of God's Son has drunk of the living water of which Jn. 4 speaks, and, consequently, has within him that well of water springing up ...
~7 min.Encouragement for Parents
biblecentre.org · ... 7. A certain nobleman, whose son was sick at Capernaum: recorded in Jn. 4. Here again we meet with the pleadings of faith. The father went ...
Faith Healing, Speaking In Tongues, Signs and Miracles In The Light of Scripture - -
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~8 min.Some further Characteristics of Error
... when wearied from His journey He sat, hungry and thirsty, at Jacob's well (Jn. 4). And He was that when He accomplished the wonderful work of ...
~8 min.Question 3: What do we do at the Breaking of Bread?
... the "sacrifice of praise" (Heb. 13:15) which we bring to God. In Jn. 4 we read the well-known words that the Father seeks those who ...
~8 min.The Names of God
biblecentre.org · ... favour, might be enjoyed by those that the Father had given Him. In Jn. 4 we have read about the worship of the Father. The Lord Jesus speaks ...
~10 min.Deacons, and Music in the Local Assembly
inthebeloved.org · ... to the Lord? We started this article by quoting R.K. Campbell on Jn. 4. The whole principle of assembly worship and praise is that no human " ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 98-16
~10 min.The Representation of the Things in the Heavens
biblecentre.org · ... which speak of worship and adoration in a more expressive way. In Jn. 4, we read that the Father is seeking worshippers who worship him 'in ...
~10 min.The Father's Name
towardthemark.org · ... Father. The temple, in Jn. 2, is His Father's house; and in Jn. 4, to the lonely woman of Sychar, He speaks of seeking worshippers ...
Position:Toward the Mark #42
~11 min.Chapter 4
... although this effect was not yet fully manifested. The moment corresponds with Jn. 4. We may remark here, that, in John's Gospel, the Jews are ...