Martha Saith unto him , I know that he shall rise again in the resurrection at the last day . Jesus said unto her , I am the resurrection, and the life : he that believeth in me , though he were dead, yet shall he live : And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die . Believeth thou this ? She Saith unto him , Yea Lord : I believe that though art the Christ , the Son of God , which should come into the world . John 11 v 24 - 27 KJV Please prayerfully meditate on this let Jesus through the Holy Spirit give you understanding. I have found it precious and recommend it to those that have ears to hear . Not for debate .
John 4:1-19. The Pharisees heard that Jesus and his disciples were baptizing more people than John, so Jesus left Judea and headed for Galilee through Samaria. When he arrived at Jacob’s well in Sychar, a Samaritan woman was drawing water and Jesus asked her for a drink, which amazed the woman, prompting her to ask why he, being a Jew, would associate with her. [This disassociation began when Solomon’s kingdom was divided following his death, cf. 1Kings 12:16-19.]
Jesus answered by saying that if she knew who he was, she would have asked him for God’s gift of living water (cf. John 7:38). [God’s tree of life in Gen. 3:22 seems similar to His water of life that is mentioned in Isa. 55:1, Psa. 36:9 and Zech. 14:8, cf. Rev. 21:6, 22:1 & 17.] Then the woman asked how he would draw this water and whether he was greater than Jacob, to which Jesus replied that whoever drinks the water he gives would receive eternal life.
The woman asked for this water, but Jesus told her to fetch her husband first. When the woman said she had no husband, Jesus agreed but noted that she had divorced five husbands and was now living with a man with whom she was not married. When Jesus said this, the woman said that she could see Jesus was a prophet. [However, apparently she did not yet realize that Jesus was more than a prophet, cf. Matt. 11:9-19 & Martha.]
John 4:20-26. The woman continued by observing that Samaritans worship on a mountain (presumably referring to Mt. Gerizim where they had built a temple, cf. Deut. 11:29 & 27:12, Josh. 8:30-34), whereas Jews claim worship of God must be done in Jerusalem. The altar on a ridge called Mt. Moriah (2Chron. 3:1, 2Sam. 24:18) and Zion (Psa. 132:13-14, 125:1-2) came to mean Jerusalem.
Jesus replied that the time has come when people everywhere will worship God as Father in spirit and in truth, because God is Spirit. The woman said that she knew Messiah (Christ) is coming and will explain everything, and Jesus declared that he is Messiah. John stated in 1John 5:6 that God’s Spirit is truth (cf. 1John 4:2&6), and in 1John 4:8&16 that God is love. Psalm 33:12-148 says that God dwells in heaven and looks down on His chosen people–on those whose hope is in His unfailing love.
John 6:28-64. The people asked Jesus, “What must we do to do the works God requires?” Jesus replied, “The work of God is to believe in the one he has sent.” The people then asked Jesus what miraculous sign he would perform such that seeing it would prove he was the one God has sent who should be believed. They cited the miracle by Moses of manna from heaven as an example, to which Jesus stated that God gives the true bread from heaven, which is he who comes down from heaven and gives life to the world. The people asked Jesus to give them this bread, and Jesus declared that he is the bread of life, and whoever believes in him will never go hungry or be thirsty, but he accused them of disbelief even a though they have seen him.
Then Jesus said that all the Father gives him and whoever comes to him he will never drive away, because he has come down from heaven to do the will of Him who sent him, and the Father’s will is that everyone who looks to the Son and believes in him shall have eternal life, and Jesus will resurrect them at the last day. The people grumbled upon hearing him claim to be the bread that came down from heaven, saying, “Is this not Jesus the son of Joseph and his mother whom we know?
Jesus reproved their grumbling and explained that he is the bread of life who dies for the life of the world, so whoever partakes of his body will live forever. Many of his disciples found this teaching too hard to accept, but Jesus said “The words I have spoken to you are spirit and life, yet some of you do not believe.”