Yawd tawd pehar lar che awr lehr, co co taer taer teq che co tiq ha tiq phehq che yaog lehz ngag sir che yaog. Kheh te cheaq te lehq ngag kha koz che teq pa awr lehr, Awr pa ngag haq koz ax che heh, ngag koz che yaog,” lehd yawd koz che yaog.
What Does This Mean?
In this verse from John's Gospel, Jesus is speaking and saying that he only speaks what God the Father has told him to say. He believes that following God’s commands leads to eternal life.
Explained for Children
Think of it like when your parents tell you to eat all your vegetables because they know eating them will help you grow strong and healthy. Jesus is saying, 'God tells me things that are good for us, so I share those words with everyone.'
Historical Background
The Gospel of John was written by the apostle John around 90-100 AD. It was aimed at a mixed audience of both Jews and Gentiles living in the Roman Empire who were seeking knowledge about Jesus' teachings.
Living It Out Today
Imagine you are leading a project at work where everyone looks to you for direction. By ensuring your decisions align with company values (like God’s commands), you can inspire confidence and trust, much like how Jesus spoke only what he knew from his Father.