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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2020 · 33 MIN

[Peter Carolane] 'How can the Messiah come from Galilee?' (John 7.25-53) 09.02.20

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In this sermon from John Peter encourages us to grow in our faith by drawing on the Spirit or the 'true water', which Jesus offers in this passage. Though human needs remain, enjoyment of Christ creates in us a new satisfaction able to override our other needs. in fact, if we are seeking to be nourished in any way other than Jesus we will not find it, because Jesus is the truer and better temple, the truer and better Moses, the truer and better Passover lamb, and the truer and better water.

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In this sermon from John Peter encourages us to grow in our faith by drawing on the Spirit or the 'true water', which Jesus offers in this passage. Though human needs remain, enjoyment of Christ creates in us a new satisfaction able to override our other needs. in fact, if we are seeking to be nourished in any way other than Jesus we will not find it, because Jesus is the truer and better temple, the truer and better Moses, the truer and better Passover lamb, and the truer and better water.

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