Jamieson-Fausset-Brown on John 14:1

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1. Let not your heart be troubled, c.—What myriads of souls have not these opening words cheered, in deepest gloom, since first they were uttered! ye believe in God —absolutely. believe also in me —that is, Have the same trust in Me. What less, and what else, can these words mean? And if so, what a demand to make by one sitting familiarly with them at the supper table! Compare the saying in :- , for which the Jews took up stones to stone Him, as "making himself equal with God" ( :- ). But it is no transfer of our trust from its proper Object it is but the concentration of our trust in the Unseen and Impalpable One upon His Own Incarnate Son, by which that trust, instead of the distant, unsteady, and too often cold and scarce real thing it otherwise is, acquires a conscious reality, warmth, and power, which makes all things new. This is Christianity in brief. return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-2" class="com-number"

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