I was a Christian my whole life without knowing this

[@Jippyjay]

What do you need prayer for?

[@Ordinal_Yoda]

What is the actual difference between these two? (John 11:25-26)

[@Jippyjay]

@ Hey! What do you mean by that? 25 Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; 26 and whoever lives by believing in me will never die. Do you believe this?” (John 11:25-26) When you accept Jesus as your Lord, you inherit eternal life as the Holy Spirit lives inside you. I’m not sure if that’s what you’re asking, but that’s what Jesus was talking about in this verse!

[@Ordinal_Yoda]

@Jippyjay Yes this is true. However there is more detail when comparing these two verses based on cause and effect. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." (John 3:16) Applies at 26.

[@Gods-Time-Line]

If you don't have a relationship with Christ then how can you know him? To know him is to pray with all your heart, to read the scriptures. It changes your heart. If we live a sinful life we pull away from his love. To pray is to believe in him. Example might be if we were friends and I never talked with you then how can we be friends? John 3:16- For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

[@ValiP-q9e]

HELP PEOPLE IN NEED, OTHERWISE IS NO SALVATION. We all want to be with Jesus, but along with faith, we MUST HAVE GOOD DEEDS. Luke 3:8 Bring forth therefore fruits worthy of repentance. Luke 6:30 Give to every man that asketh of thee. Hebrews 13:16 And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased. Isaiah 58:7 (Question) Is it not to share your food with the hungry and to provide the poor wanderer with shelter-- when you see the naked, to clothe him, and not to turn away from your own flesh and blood? Even though God will not be indebted by anyone. Nobody is worthy more than His mercy. And our good deeds, are nothing more than our DUTY. Our works do not grant salvation, but true faith yields fruit. Matthew 7:21, 23 - Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity. In Matthew 25: 35-40 says also about helping the ones in need.

[@jacobguerreso675]

Woooooow! you blew my mind as i was driving lol. I always thought it was cool that Jesus paid for our sins…but i never even thought for a sec that this meant Jesus went to hell. (And not only that, but He overcame hell in 3 days!) Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom! I can tell you have a heart of God.

[@Jippyjay]

@@jacobguerreso675 thanks so much!!! Knowing this really gives some crazy perspective to how great of a sacrifice Jesus made!

[@agapechildrensministries-c972]

Praise the lord My dear sister 🙏🙏

[@Jippyjay]

@@agapechildrensministries-c972 amen!

[@mickeymilam2014]

I have three daughters, thank you for presenting this in a real, articulate way. Jesus has truly blessed you . Thank you and God bless you sweetheart.

[@Jonna_Sweden]

Hello Jayla, I’m a new subscriber and love seeing new Christian channels on KZbin! ♡

[@Jippyjay]

@@Jonna_Sweden Welcome! Thank you so much for subscribing!

[@justynak2195]

girl you're so smart! thank you so much xx much love

[@Jippyjay]

@justynak2195 Yet not I but Christ in me!

[@chicken-ln1zx]

That makes so much more sense thank you and God bless

[@Jippyjay]

@@chicken-ln1zx so glad to hear it!

[@Juamarques]

Just came across you this morning. Absolutely amazing video. Loved your Dads response to your question and what he said led me to understand so much more and find out a whole lot. I’ve been a Christian for a little while now and I too couldn’t understand, but I tell ya everyday I’m always seeing God around me and watching him work on us, love God tremendously. God Bless you Jayla🙏🏼

[@Jippyjay]

@@Juamarques Thanks so much! Yes, my dad is an amazing spiritual leader. I’m trying to convince him to get on a video one of these days haha. Thank you so much for the encouragement. God bless you!!!!!

[@gelaj9152]

Bless you ❤️ thank you for sharing this message

[@JustZOfficial]

Wow thank you for this! I’ve been a Christian my entire life and never knew this! ❤️

[@senorbeckon]

" TY for your testimony and insight alike !

[@hadleyhutchings4901]

I really enjoyed all the points you brought up in this video! Thank you Jayla!

[@Jippyjay]

@hadleyhutchings4901 thanks so much Hadley!

[@harrispierson7377]

Nice, nice, nice. God bless you.

[@Jippyjay]

@@harrispierson7377 Thank you! God bless you as well. :)

[@CHairYchAn1]

Thank you so much !!!

[@Theinmy20sDiaries]

Whoa I’ve been a Christian my whole life and I didn’t know this!

[@Buddyguard120]

It's amazing to me how much we miss. Even knowing that--and I was very relieved by that LOL--you can still miss a lot of context, emotionally. We all know John 3:16, but rhe emotional context of how deep His love is found in Luke 23:34, and puts weigh into Luke 9:23. Ever-humbling, our Lord. God bless, thanks for sharing 🙂

[@kcr4088]

Great discovery. You are on the right track in understanding Jesus' atoning sacrifice for us. 👍👍. The next step in applying that sacrifice to our life, is to obey what he wants us to do to have a relationship with Him. Maybe read the Book of Acts, and investigate how the application comes about... that would be another interesting post to hear what you discover. God bless you in your journey.

[@Jippyjay]

@@kcr4088 Yeah! This video was me sharing something I learned a while ago! Since then I’ve read almost the whole Bible (I’m on my third round of the New Testament and I’m working through the last bit of the Old). And for sure, it’s super important to apply His teachings to our lives. I have a video on what God has been doing in my school that expands more on that! Thanks for the kind comment ❤️❤️❤️

[@kcr4088]

@Jippyjay You've chosen the best path you could follow - Jesus. He will never let you down. God bless you richly.

[@Doglovergirl99]

I know it. I sometimes get visions if god in my heart it scares me too but I know I’m a Christian 😂amen thanks lol

[@petpave]

Thank you

[@rukidding-y2c]

Do I want justice or mercy. Have mercy on me. I deserve HELL! Between our sins and their reward, we set the passion of thy son Our Lord. AMEN

[@josephkessler5831]

I ❤ Jehovah.

[@Jippyjay]

@@josephkessler5831 The LORD loves you too

[@HecsBox]

I hope that we're shown what took place behind the scenes from just before Jesus died through His resurrection, so we're able to more fully appreciate His gift of redemption. Meanwhile, a clear cause and effect is that while "...by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God,..." (Eph 2:8, NKJV) ...at the same time, "...it is God who works in you both to will and to do for His good pleasure." (Phil 2:13, NKJV) and "...faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead." (James 2:17, NKJV) Godspeed!

[@Jippyjay]

@@HecsBox Truth!

[@Johnrider1234]

Use the kjb.

[@Jippyjay]

@@Johnrider1234 If you want to find out more on why I use the translations I do, I have a video called “when reading the Bible is frustrating” that you can check out.

[@AnythingBtOrdinary91]

Speaking of God not being able to be around evil, how was Jesus able to live among us as a man muchless be able to live in us when we continually sin if God can't be around sin? Like how does that work?

[@Jippyjay]

@@AnythingBtOrdinary91 Super good question! God had to rid himself of his glory in order to become one of us-human. To my understanding from reading the scriptures, it is God’s perfection and glory that makes us unable to be with God because of our sinful nature. When Jesus came, he rid himself of his godly qualities (while He was still 100% God). I think that is why we see this sort hierarchy between the Father and the Son in the gospels. I hope this answers your question! Let me know if I can explain it any better.

[@kalinakircheva5250]

It is indeed so important for us Christians to know and understand what happened on the cross and what truly is the Gospel. The fact that Jesus actually went to Hell for three days and conquered death (just like Jonah in the fish, look at the prayer in 2 Ch.) It is an interesting thought that you and your father say that God the Father removed the Glory from Jesus Christ so that He can enter Hell... I must test this deeper in the Spirit. How could in that case Jesus Christ fight and conquer death and take the keys of Hell? Anyways, I wanted to share something different. To the question "Why did Jesus say these words out loud while being hung on the cross?" I would like to give another answer. I'm Bulgarian and in our translations of the Bible this is one of the verses that are left in the original language and then the translation is noted. Actually, the scrolls of the Old Testament didn't have any divisions of chapters, hebrew texts didn't have capital letters nor punctuation like nowadays.. And the psalms also didn't have numeration. So, when you would want to refer to a Psalm in Jesus' time, you would've say the first verse of the song. With that in mind, go check out Psalm 22 :) Actually when He cried out, asking God why was He forsaken, He was drawing the crowd to Psalm 22. If you follow the text, you'll see how it's a prophecy about the Mesiah. It includes even very punctual details about the events on the cross. And to only think about the fact that the religious people and leaders at that time had the tradition to memorise these Psalms, these songs, as part of the Holy Word of God... I know that the text popped up immediately in the heads of many of them at that moment. This is a perfect reference, revealing once again the Person of Christ.

[@Jippyjay]

@@kalinakircheva5250 Definitely ask God about it more if you feel it’s right! Personally, I believe that even without the “glory” of God, Jesus could still take our punishment of hell for us. Just because God’s glory was no loner upon Him, does not mean that Jesus was no longer God. I think he was 100% God, but as we know, God and sin can’t coexist. But then I do wonder, wouldn’t God’s glory have already been removed for Him to become human in the first place. If He kept His glory, all people who came near Him would have died. So I think you’re right, this isn’t the perfect explanation. And I’m also familiar with Psalm 22! I’m not too sure if I’ll ever have the perfect answer for why Jesus said that while here on earth-maybe He was showing his humanity in the way that He felt abandoned in that moment. Either way, I’m happy that I heard my dad’s perspective-otherwise, I never would have understood Christ’s sacrifice!

[@kalinakircheva5250]

@Jippyjay Well, about God's Glory we see, for example, the moment of Transfiguration when the full Glory comes down on Jesus Christ. I rather think that it hasn't been fully removed when God was born in human body since He lived a completely sinless life - there is no reason to assume that there was/would be confrontation between the glory and sin in Him. The Glory, I believe, is one of the true characteristics of God the LORD and there is no sense for it to be absent in Jesus with Him being 100% God (and 100% man). I agree with you about the problem of Jesus bearing the full Glory of God - not only people around Him wouldn't be able to bear it revealed but also His human body, the flesh, is the true humility of God: the Great Creator of all the Universe decides to take humble human form and live as poor as a human, compared to the Glory of the Heavens, to humble Himself to death, to death on a cross even. What greater love one can find, I don't want to know. I don't believe there is.

[@Jippyjay]

@ 👏

[@zodoingthemost]

Dont know you but just wanted to say that Jesus loves you very much and is always here for you, keep going!💕💗

[@Jippyjay]

@@zodoingthemost thank youuuuuuu

[@zodoingthemost]

@Jippyjay ofc!💗

[@snugglyduck6534]

Correct. But there's a second part to it which is Christ also has to be without sin (and tempted) as all men and then accused of being unrighteous and crucified to prove the laws of man are also unjust and cannot determine who is worthy and who is not.

[@solapowsj25]

Jesus came to answer the cries of the helpless; the blood of Abel cried for justice. Genesis.

[@AnythingBtOrdinary91]

So Jesus physically dying didn't pay for our sins? And He didn't actually take our sins on? Now I'm confused.

[@Jippyjay]

@@AnythingBtOrdinary91 Right! So His death was a factor in paying for our sins, but it wasn’t the whole story. After Jesus’ death, he experienced hell-the punishment for our sins. So He did take our sins on himself. What most people don’t realize is that he had to go to hell to take our punishment-which is so crazy that such a perfect God would do that for us! Does this make sense?

[@AnythingBtOrdinary91]

@Jippyjay Kinda. But if according to Romans 6:23 if the wages of sin is death and death is how sin gets "paid" for, how does Jesus rising up from the dead not void the contract if you will?

[@Jippyjay]

@ The wages of sin is death-and by death it means punishment in hell after death. Because we sin, we must die and not get eternal life. So when Jesus died, he went to hell. In hell, he experienced the punishment for our sins, so when he rose up, all of our punishment was paid for. He defeated hell (death) so we do not need to go there anymore.

[@Scottmcvicker]

Mal 3:6 God does not change. The process He put in place for atonement of sin is clearly laid out in the Old Testament, which is through the priesthood in a temple ordained by the Father. The reason Jesus died on a cross was because his own people rejected and persecuted him to the point of death on a cross. When Jesus died he was fully man. He was mortal like you and I. If he was God, he could not die because God is eternal. When he died he went to Sheol (or Hades in the Greek language), where there is a righteous and unrighteousness side (Luke 16:19-31). Sheol, however, could not hold him since he was without sin. His blood was spotless and blameless. The Father resurrected him out of Sheol and annointed Jesus to his High Priest position at the right hand of the Father in the Temple in heaven. Which was prophecied in Psalm 110 and repeated in Heb 5:6, also mentioned in Heb 5:10 and numerous others. As I said earlier, the process the Father laid out for atonement was through a High Priest in the Father's temple. This is why we are saved by the blood of Jesus. If it were not sinless and pure he could not have been made our great High Priest, from which he is continually making atonement for those who humbly repent through prayer as it states in Heb 2:17. "Therefore, He had to be made like his brethren in all things, SO THAT HE MIGHT BECOME A MERCIFUL AND FAITHFUL HIGH PRIEST IN THINGS PERTAINING TO GOD, TO MAKE PROPITIATION FOR THE SINS OF THE PEOPLE." This process continues till today and forever.

[@Jippyjay]

@@Scottmcvicker He was fully God and fully man. Read Isaiah 53. Christ’s body died, but His spirit never did. So that is how He is God. I would recommend watching the video. I don’t believe you did!

[@Scottmcvicker]

@Jippyjay I did watch the entire video. When we die, our spirit returns to the one who gave it but our soul goes to sheol just like Christ because he was fully man. The difference being that he never sinned which was why he could be resurrected after 3 days. If Jesus was not like man in every way he could not be our High Priest

[@Johnrider1234]

Its his resurrection from the dead that saves us.

[@Jippyjay]

@@Johnrider1234 That’s a big part! He had to take our sins as well, so that is the other half of it.

[@raytafoya9999]

Story in the Bible and god ask this guy to kill his son and sacrifice him to God but then he sacrificed a goat 🐐 I forget how the rest of the story goes but in the Old testament people used to do blood sacrifices good when the only one who could do the ultimate sacrifice was Jesus cuz he was the only one without sin and he was on the hill of Golgotha which means Hill of the skull 💀 there was even a skull on the base of his cross ✝️Jesus himself went to hell for 7 days and /night the devil tempted Jesus🧔‍♀️ to warship him 😈

[@darijamijic4875]

Im sory i still dont understand why did Jesus say,God why did you forsaken me,can you explain 😔

[@Jippyjay]

@@darijamijic4875 God’s full glory had to leave Jesus in order for Him to experience hell. His glory is too good for darkness to exist within it, so a theory is that God’s glory had to leave Jesus proceeding his death. Does this help?

[@darijamijic4875]

@Jippyjay Kinda thank you💞

[@be_still_and_know_946]

Jesus died on the cross for sinners and He experienced what sinners would have done if He had not taken their place - the abandonment of God. But after Jesus had accomplished the victory over sin, He said: 'Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit'. All those who are saved by trusting in Jesus will never have to say My God, my God, why have you forsaken me. The Lord bless you and keep you.

[@JessieBarber-e5i]

hi i believe he may have been quoting scripture i could be wrong but look into it :)

[@be_still_and_know_946]

@@JessieBarber-e5i You are right. Jesus was quoting Psalm 22.

[@pablobarrera3943]

Hey i am christan

[@JesusMysteryRevealedPaul]

Are you sure saved?

[@Jippyjay]

@@JesusMysteryRevealedPaul Yes yes! Jesus took my punishment for me and I’ve accepted His gift. The Spirit dwells within me! Thank you Jesus!

[@JesusMysteryRevealedPaul]

@Jippyjay wow make sense ! Thank you Jippy. I will good message to you later you will happy ! 😁❤

[@be_still_and_know_946]

Thank you for this video Jayla. It;s a blessing to see young folks confessing Christ to the world. I have thought a lot about why Jesus had to die for us and I found answers in the Scriptures. As you know, sin came in by the devil's temptation in the garden and has been our enemy ever since, keeping us apart from God. An enemy has to be destroyed in order to stop his power and 2 Corinthians 2:21 tells us that Jesus 'who knew no sin, was MADE TO BE SIN for us that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him. Therefore our enemy was defeated by Jesus on the cross and has no more power to condemn those who believe in Jesus for salvation. By the way, I don't want to be picky but Jesus actually said My God, my God, why have you forsaken Me (quoting Psalm 22), not 'My Father, why have you forsaken Me'. I believe that every word in scripture should be quoted correctly, otherwise it can be misunderstood. Jesus experienced what we would have experienced, i.e. the abandonment of God, but after that He said 'Father, into Your hands I commit my spirit'. God bless you.

[@Jippyjay]

@@be_still_and_know_946 Thanks!! I use GNT often and it says abandoned there :)

[@be_still_and_know_946]

@Jippyjay I made a mistake in quoting the scripture. I should have typed 2 Corinthians 5:21

[@Jippyjay]

@ All good :)

[@kylenicholas2957]

You are in the right direction but still wrong . When Jesus was pleading with the Father it was the manifestation of what happened before the foundations of the world . That was the fall of the heavenly host and Jesus then by faith submitted to the Fathers will in hope to reconcile us ( all who would fall ) Jesus then presented the same throughout the heavenly host and darkness was birthed . Luke the disciples in the garden of gethsemini fell asleep so did all who became sin . Romans 8:19-23 kjv . Much more to it but His death was to reprove and reconcile dividing darkness and reconciling those who He promised from the beginning. I will lose know one all who were given to Me from the beginning. Most don’t know the real truth it hidden in plain sight . Faith comes by hearing & you will know the Truth and the Truth will set you free . If it’s hid it’s hid from those who are perishing 🙏❤️🙏

[@Jippyjay]

@@kylenicholas2957 I didn’t anything to contradict what you said. Jesus died to take our sin, so we could live with Him once more!

[@TruthandJusticeChannel]

@JippyjayAmen 🙏

[@prashantKumar51647]

namaste

[@Gods-Time-Line]

I Believe This: Heavenly Father Jesus Christ Holy Spirit They are working for the same purpose but they are separate. Just like we are seeking the things of God, but we are separate souls. The goal is to go back to heaven, but we need to repent of our sins and except Christ. Jesus was talking to God. He had to go through it and be tested. He passed, he did it!

[@ProSanityMan-gr7sq]

You can call your self a Christian, but you have to be saved to go to heaven. And being save is more than just saying a few words. Being Christian is being Christ like, Jesus told the sinner to go and sin no more. No one is perfect, we all sin,but if your doing evil actions all the time, your not a person with the Holy Ghost, meaning your not saved.

[@TruthandJusticeChannel]

And that’s between each person and God. As you said we’re all sinners even after salvation!