Sun, 7 August 2011
Your traits betray your heritage – that’s the principle behind Jesus’ conversation in John 8:31-47. The religious claim God as their father, but their treatment of Jesus suggests a more devilish parentage. Jon explains that for those who trust him comes the understanding that he knows God personally as his Father – and they can too. |
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