JOHANNES 6:53-57

JOHANNES 6:53-57 AFR83

Maar Jesus sê vir hulle: “Dit verseker Ek julle: As julle nie die liggaam van die Seun van die mens eet en sy bloed drink nie, het julle nie die lewe in julle nie. Wie my liggaam eet en my bloed drink, het die ewige lewe, en Ek sal hom op die laaste dag uit die dood laat opstaan. My liggaam is die ware voedsel, en my bloed is die ware drank. Wie my liggaam eet en my bloed drink, bly in My en Ek in hom. Soos die lewende Vader My gestuur het, en Ek deur Hom lewe, so sal hy wat My eet, ook deur My lewe.

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