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2. www.youtube.com › watchJesus’ Words on Sorrow and A Joy That Lasts Forever - YouTube

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   In this video, we reflect on the powerful promise Jesus made in John 16:22, assuring us that while we may experience sorrow now, a time is coming when we wil...

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   Can Joy Come in Sorrow? Lessons for an Authentic Christian Life. Read the transcript of this message: https://www.desiringgod.org/messages/...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchJohn 20 | The Meaning of Jesus' Sacrifice | The Life of Jesus

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   This is Chapter 20 of the Gospel of John, taken from The Life of Jesus. Watch this sacred age-old story be retold, word for word! Follow the reading plan for...

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5. israelmyglory.org › article › the-beginning-ofThe Beginning of Sorrows: Matthew 24:4–8 - Israel My Glory

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   He died for your sins and rose from the grave so that your sins can be forgiven and you can live forever with Him. If you are a believer in Jesus, He will come for you before the awful events of the Tribulation begin; thus, you will be spared from that time of God’s wrath.

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   Sep 21, 2018 · In his life and death, Jesus Christ provided a sinless obedience and a sinless suffering. His obedience stands before God as a justice-satisfying righteousness. And his suffering stands before God as a punishment-satisfying sacrifice.

7. www.revival.tv › sermons › john-2019Sorrow Turned Into Joy - Revival Christian Fellowship

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   Nov 18, 2020 · Jesus says, “Verily, verily,” or truly, truly, “I say unto you, That ye shall weep and lament, but the world shall rejoice: and ye shall be sorrowful, but your sorrow shall be turned into joy.” Jesus is speaking to His disheartened, discouraged, afraid, confused, sorrowing disciples in the upper room only hours before He was going to be ...

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   What does the Bible say about sorrow?

   • According to the Bible in John 16:20, Jesus says, "Truly, truly, I say unto you, That ye shall weep and lament, but the world shall rejoice: and ye shall be sorrowful, but your sorrow shall be turned into joy."

   John 16:16-33 "Sorrow Turned Into Joy" by Pastor John Miller

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   What does Paul say about sorrow?

   • Paul says, ‘you do not need to sorrow like those who have no hope’, but he does not say we do not sorrow. Tears are part of the healing process, and we do feel the pain of separation and loss. They were sorrowing, but Jesus says, ‘but your sorrow shall be turned into joy’.

   John 16:16-33 "Sorrow Turned Into Joy" by Pastor John Miller

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   What is the beginning of Sorrows?

   • All these are the beginning of sorrows (Mt. 24:4–8). Jesus had gathered His disciples around Him. He had recently delivered a scathing sermon about the hypocrisy of some of the religious leaders of Israel. The rejection of Israel’s Messiah by these leaders and the nation would bring judgment.

   The Beginning of Sorrows: Matthew 24:4–8 – Israel My Glory

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   How did Jesus use the phrase “the beginning of Sorrows”?

   • Jesus used the phrase “the beginning of sorrows” (birth pains) in the same way that many of the prophets of Israel had used it in the past and later writers of the New Testament would use it in the future. The image of birth pains is used in the Old Testament in conjunction with end-time events.

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   Was Jesus a man of Sorrows?

   • In his mission to save us, he entered not only into our flesh and blood but into our sorrows. And yet, even as prescient and memorable as Isaiah’s prophecy is, nowhere does the New Testament refer to Jesus as “man of sorrows.” Yes, he carried our sorrows, and he even had his own, but he was so much more than a man of sorrows.

   Oh the Deep, Deep Joy of Jesus | Desiring God

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   Will Jesus leave us to the paucity of our own joy?

   • One of the most astounding claims Jesus makes on the night before he died is that he will not leave us to the paucity of our own joy. He wants his joy to be ours — not just that we would have joy, but that we would have his joy. The very joy of the Son of God himself poured into our souls. And he says it twice so that we don’t miss it.

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   Jun 28, 2018 · The surprising testimony of the Gospels is that Jesus was a man of unparalleled and unshakeable joy. “A joyless life would have been a sinful life,” writes Donald Macleod, “Jesus experienced deep, habitual joy” (Person of Christ, 171).