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Marvel not at this—this committal of all judgment to the Son of man. for the hour is coming—He adds not in this case (as in Joh 5:25), "and now is," because this was not to be till the close of the whole dispensation of mercy. Matthew Poole's Commentary.
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Resurrection of life - Religion is often called life, and...
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What does John 5:28 mean? Read commentary on this popular Bible verse and understand the real meaning behind God's Word using John Gill's Exposition of the Bible.
29 Ιαν 2017 · The dead in Christ will rise first at the Rapture (1 Th 4:16). Old Testament saints and Tribulation martyrs will rise later. The resurrection of the damned will occur a thousand years later (Re 20:5)—the resurrection of judgment called the Great White Throne judgment for non-believers of all ages.
David Guzik commentary on John 5, where Jesus heals a man at the pool of Bethesda and answers the questions of the religious leaders about the Sabbath.
What does John 5:28 mean? Jesus has already referred to His power over life and death (John 5:21). Part of this power includes the ability to overcome spiritual death (John 5:24), as well as physical death (John 5:25). It also means that Jesus has the right, as God, to judge all mankind at the eventual end-times resurrection (Revelation 20:12).
John 5:28-30 (NIV) “A time is coming” when there will be a universal physical resurrection at Jesus’ Word – you can count on it, as it will surely come. There will be a resurrection at the end of time – nearer every day – where all must appear before the Judge - therefore, all must be raised.
23 Αυγ 2009 · The passage today from God’s word, John 5:1–18, is amazing in what it shows us about Jesus and how we should think about the fact that, in spite of Jesus’s power to heal, our world continues to be shot through with sin, disease, calamity, and death.
