John 5

John 5

Jesus travels to Jerusalem and heals a man who had been invalid for thirty-eight years at the Pool of Bethesda. Because this miracle was performed on the Sabbath, the religious leaders confront Jesus. Jesus defends His action by stating, "My Father is always at his work to this very day, and I, too, am working," claiming equality with God. Jesus tells His critics that the Scriptures, including Moses, testify about Him, but they refuse to believe.

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Nehemiah 8

Ezra the Scribe reads the Book of the Law publicly to the assembled people for an entire morning. The people weep in conviction, but Nehemiah tells them to rejoice because the joy of the Lord is their strength.

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The people lead a massive national fasting and confession, recounting the entire history of Israel's rebellion and God's persistent faithfulness, declaring God is a merciful and gracious God.

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