Go to John, please, the 14th chapter this morning.

For some weeks now, we've been on the subject of the words of Jesus.

And John 14 is why.

Verse 21.

John 14, 21 says, He that has my commandments, Jesus is speaking, he it is that loves me.

And he that loves me shall be loved of my father.

And I will love him and will manifest myself to him.

Judas, not Judas Ascarat, another Judas, said, Lord, how is it that you'll manifest

yourself to us and not to the world?

So what's this passage talking about?

Him manifesting himself to us. Or as the

amplified brings out revealing, making himself known, making himself real. Jesus answered and said,

if a man loves me, he'll keep my words. Didn't he already say that?

But when you've got people asking questions, you have to tell them again.

He that loves me will keep my words, my father will love him, will come to him and make our abode with him.

And these people that love him will know him.

He will be revealed and manifested to them when he is not revealed and manifested to others.

And that's going on right now.

We've got a world full of people, billions of people on this planet, and there are millions

and millions that will tell you that there is no God.

Or if there is, it has little to do with us.

Maybe there is, maybe there's not.

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