John 20 • The Resurrection of Jesus

[@sophielegesse7515]

Such a simple presentation of The Word of God and yet so profound. I have been blessed with this ministry since 2020 and it never disappoint. Pastor Paul is such a wonderful teacher, makes his teaching practical and relatable. May God bless continue to bless you with his revelations and give you long life 🙏🏽

[@HelloMonAmi-e4z]

I always feel the Holy Spirit in me. Believe me, my brothers and sister. Believe 🤍Thank you, Pastor Paul 🤍

[@martinathomas814]

I am grateful for your teaching of the word.

[@xux0525]

I've learnt so much from your videos Pastor. I have a request, please don't ever delete any of these videos both old and new. I want to come back everytime and watch and learn again. 😊

[@jessikarabbit1]

I came to Jesus a year ago. I follow you and share with my friends in weekly Bible study. We’re finishing up John now. Thank you. GOD BLESS. From America.

[@MutchMitch]

Thank you Paul for your incredible teaching

[@annedimarino938]

I love when a sermon starts with "lets open our bibles"

[@dkdeady17]

So many awesome takeaways from John 20! So appreciate your teaching, Pastor Paul.

[@MutchMitch]

Thank you JESUS CHRIST for the Blessings ❤

[@georgannecollett8047]

Wow..Pastor Paul...I love your humility ..your honesty re. Faith...just love it. Thank you

[@masterfully_crafted]

Mary loved Jesus very much, she just wanted to be with Him especially after all that had just happened, she wouldn’t have let go of Him. So Jesus had to politely tell her why she had to let go - there was more to be done and He couldn’t stay on earth much longer, that He had to ascend and be with the Father. I believe she wanted a longer reunion and for Him to stay. I like how He gave her something to do (deliver a message) so she wouldn’t feel sad about having to let go of Him. Loving this study, it has blessed me so much. Thank you for sharing these videos, so grateful 😊

[@vickieheftved2002]

Although still a mystery, I love your interpretation of the “touch/clinging”. It’s the kindness and sweetness of Jesus because He KNEW her and therefore knew how much she loved Him.

[@felixthecat1882]

Pastor Paul you are an inspiration, the best Bible teaching I have ever heard - God bless! Felix the Cat. 😺

[@brucec2635]

Can't wait for Acts. First saved my favorite. Now i have 20 #1's. Thank and God Bless you and church.

[@sporter13]

Thank you so much! 😔🙏🏼

[@rosekraus426]

Thank you for this teaching. ❤

[@janethemerling6378]

Amen yes I agree with you and believe in Jesus Christ might name thank you Lord Jesus for your grace and mercy 👏🏾👏🏾❤️

[@mariannevanrooyen9153]

Thank you Pastor Paul, I have loved the Book of John, its so full on. From Jesus's journey gathering His disciples to healing the sick. Jesus deity , His crucifixion, blessing with the Holy Spirit. And I can go on and on. Thank you so much for your powerful teachings. Blessings to you Pastor Paul and your loved one's.

[@Joy-sb3hp]

so touched by the part about 'Faith is not a perfect thing' 37:50 true true very true!! It really consoles me. Paul 목사님 최고!!! 감사합니다

[@underdogfox]

Thank you so much for this study. Bring on chapter 21 😊

[@robertmendick3195]

Good background on the resurrection...Thank you, it's a blessing

[@BornAgain945]

I read that it was Jewish custom that when a master was eating at his table if he threw down his napkin it was a sign to his servant that he was finished his meal but if he folded it it was a sign to the servant that he wasn't finished his meal if he left the table and would be back for it. Thank you, Pastor Paul. God bless.

[@edivaniasanta8041]

I was waiting for Pastor Paul to mention it

[@BrianSadler-hw3hw]

Thanks Holy Spirit for blessing me as i read this passeth From brother Brian of the Kaigh Ave Baptist Church here in Camden

[@melissagrow8712]

Thank you pastor

[@miso8998]

Thank you!

[@georgannecollett8047]

WOW....That has knocked my socks off.. John 14:15-21 I've never seen that before nor had any idea that Jesus was so direct about the Holy Spirit... and he can be believed ❤😂...just so wonderful

[@markmooney5662]

Great teaching Pastor....honest and factual but always encouraging . Thank you and GOD bless you and the church and Israel. Gilly wife of Mark

[@georgannecollett8047]

This is my favourite one if Pastor Paul's...I love how he talks about faith...including HIS faith 40 mins in xx

[@tastehisgoodness]

I believe!❤😍

[@dollysyiem4301]

Amen ❤🤗🙏

[@edivaniasanta8041]

Amen 🙏

[@aprilharvey2335]

wow!!! what a study! thank you PS i appreciate when you just say" I don't know"

[@sylleryum]

Amen🙌🙌

[@muwulyamoses3193]

The beuty of not knowing is that we can know it all

[@kennethmaki9255]

The whole event is a picture of the jewish wedding custom. It was not time for Maria (representing the rest of us, the bride) to join the groom yet. The groom has to first go to his fathers house (property) and prepare the home for himself and his bride. Then he will come back and get his bride, who will have to wait, not knowing when he will return.

[@bettygoins1794]

Interesting.

[@muwulyamoses3193]

any scriptures that back up this! It is really interesting !!! But one wonders why for Thomas has been allowed

[@muwulyamoses3193]

I think just we can not completely be perfect untill when we put on incoruptable bodies

[@susanmuncan3170]

But pastor, you skipped, explaining The verse 23 in John ch, 20. Why did you skip that one. I need an explanation of that one.

[@Morales705]

Since the text doesn’t say why Jesus did not want her clinging to him then we don’t add our own opinion. Just take it as He said we don’t need any explanation beyond what He said

[@millzb8169]

Is anyone able to answer my question: were none of the disciples regnerate/saved before this moment when Jesus breathed on them? I have always thought that at least SOME of them (if not all besides Judas) were saved during the 3 years they followed Jesus

[@katiejofranks5137]

"Stop clinging to me. For I have not yet ascended to the Father" Perhaps it just meant 'Mary let go, there is still work to be done'.

[@gmatt3329]

If 2 Mary's and Salome were there (Mk 16:1), why does John's gospel mention only Mary Magdalene?

[@PastorPaulLeBoutillier]

It is VERY common when people are retelling an event for them to focus on the characters they feel made the biggest contribution to the narrative. The fact that John only mentions Mary does NOT negate or contradict Mark's telling of the same event which mentions more women.