What is the significance of the "upper room" in Acts 1:13?
2020年6月17日 · The word means an upper room or the upper part of the house. [5253 - huperoon]. If there is any significance beyond being the highest part of the house, it would be found in who typically resided there. According to Thayer's Lexicon the upper room was where the women resided.
john - Eat my flesh and drink my blood - Biblical Hermeneutics …
In the Upper Room Discourse with His inner circle of disciples, Jesus enacted what was later called the Lord's Supper (communion, Eucharist, breaking of bread, mass). Aware that His life was nearing its end, Jesus took two common items in the traditional seder meal, unleavened bread and wine, and as His disciples ate and drank, Jesus called the ...
What does Mark's account of the upper room reveal about Judas' …
Later in Mark's account of the passover in the upper room, we have the following (14:23): And he took a cup, and when he had given thanks he gave it to them, and they all drank of it. I'm interested in the interpretation of the phrase "It would have been better for that man if he had not been born" along with the implication of the phrase "they ...
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But the Upper Room discourse is introduced by words which draw together Jesus' "knowing" in both a Father-ward and human-ward direction in the carrying out of his mission, the impending betrayal by Judas, etc.:
Could Matthew 28:18-19 be translated in the Koine Greek to be an ...
2019年11月10日 · This picture of going as a prerequisite also fits the context. Many people make the mistake of starting the Great commission at the wrong place. The context begins in verse 16 where the disciples had first been told to go to a mountain in Galilee. Remember the entire upper room discourse with all of its commands had already taken place by this ...
Difference between believing and obeying Jesus in John 3:36
2021年4月17日 · See and study the Upper Room discourse and High Priestly Prayer (John 13–17) for more insights. Also, 1 John helps us to clearly understand what fellowship with God means, so I would read through that as well to find what you are looking for.
What is the significance of “a man carrying a jar of water” in Luke …
2020年8月5日 · Add to this the discourse of Jesus with the woman at Jacob's well in Samaria - the matter of life and water - and again there is spiritual allusion. I would suggest, though since it has to be a matter of interpretation it cannot be 'proved' as such, I would suggest that the man with the pitcher of water is performing a humble service, actually ...
luke - Did Jesus pay to reserve the upper room? - Biblical …
2021年6月4日 · Thus, the upper room, was perhaps a guest room in a follower's house. Upper could mean uphill or second floor (up stairs). The BADG entry has the context suggests a dining room. One would think guest dining room since it was described as large and remote.
luke - What’s going on in the upper room on the night that Jesus …
2021年4月1日 · What’s going on in the upper room on the night that Jesus was betrayed? Good question. The situation was curious. Jesus began by warning the disciples about the coming days of violence (sword). The disciples interpreted him literally and pointed out the fact that they had two swords on hand.
Why did Peter not preach that Jesus was the Son of God in Acts 2?
2024年11月18日 · @Austin My curiosity was this statement, "Peter knew that Jesus was the Son of God, to mean God in flesh but he "just" preached Jesus to be Lord and Christ" And this statement, "Saul (Paul) preached Jesus both Son of God, and being the Christ right after his conversion (Acts 9:19-22)."