Johannes 8:36

Johannes 8:36 DASBUCH

° Jesus gab ihnen zur Antwort: »Ich sage euch ganz klipp und klar: Jeder, der gegen Gottes Willen handelt, wird von diesem Unrecht versklavt. ° Bei einem Sklaven ist es so: Er bleibt nicht für immer in dem Haushalt, in dem er arbeitet. Der eigene Sohn jedoch bleibt für immer in seinem Vaterhaus. ° Wenn euch also der Sohn in die Freiheit führt, dann seid ihr wirklich freie Menschen! ° Ich weiß, dass ihr die leiblichen Nachkommen von Abraham seid. Und doch versucht ihr, mich umzubringen. Denn das, was ich sage, findet keinen Raum in euch. ° Doch ich spreche nur aus, was ich in der Wirklichkeit des Vaters gesehen habe. Aber ihr tut, was ihr von eurem Vater gehört habt!«

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