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John Verses 'Story Of The Woman At The Well'

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Reading: John 18:33-37
If we do not know the scriptures, we cannot receive all that, what God has already stored for us. In the reading Yvette Just read- John Verses 37-38 “for this I was born and for this I have come to bear witness to the truth. Everyone who is of the truth hears the truth.”
JESUS IS THE TRUTH. His mission is our mission as well- to preach the gospel to the ends of the world.
That is where HIS joy comes and that is where our Joy also comes. The story of the Woman at the Well helps us to understand this Truth. Woman at the well John 4: 1-44.
TESTIMONY:
Our Journey with God also begins with His Word. If you don’t know The Word, How will we receive all that God has in store for us? The Story of the Woman at the Well – JOHN 4:1-44 …show more content…

Their culture, religion. Assyrians mix with Jews-Samaritans followed only 5 books of Tohra. Hated Jews. But Jesus spoke to her- taboo. Long conversation, he told her the truth. Go call your Husband. No Husband. Right 5 husbands and 6th one not husband. Woman called Jesus a prophet. 5 Husbands and current is not your Husband. Hearing this she called him Prophet. She never asked Jesus for Mercy.Shecontinued to discuss and know more about the MASTER. She knew that the Saviour was in her presence. Dialogue- Jesus revels to her- Jesus said- I who speaks to you am HE- The Messiah.
Apostle’s come-VS 27- the apostles.Marveledthat HE was talking to her. Woman leaves her bucket and runs to the town calling all to come and see the MAN- adds can it be the

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