All 4 gospels talk about Jesus’ arrest at Gethsemane, but John is the only one who describes what happens when Jesus tells them, “I am He.” I can just see one man in a simple robe staring down a group of heavily armed soldiers and, with only a few words, drops them to the ground. How powerful is He? A better question might be how could the soldiers muster enough confidence to pick themselves off the ground and arrest this power?
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a helmet? Maybe a piece of padded plastic worn during exercise or athletic activity? Perhaps something vital that keeps the wearer safe when worn in a dangerous situation. For soldiers or warriors of…
The praying hands are always represented as a person’s two hands pressed flat together pointing toward Heaven. “In Jesus’ name,” we pray to God. He is an intercessor and a counselor. The power of prayer is more than just a cliché, it is fact. No…
The hands of the potter would be rough and show the hard labor involved in his lifestyle. Not only does the Hebrew translate to “Work of Your Hand” but also “work praises yours” – the first translation being the intended one, but the second, unintended…
