Mavhesi emuBhaibheri Ane Mukurumbira kubva kuna (John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3

(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:16

First Nations Version

“The Great Spirit loves this world of human beings so deeply he gave us his Son—the only Son who fully represents him. All who trust in him and his way will not come to a bad end, but will have the life of the world to come that never fades away, full of beauty and harmony.

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(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:17

First Nations Version

Creator did not send his Son to decide against the people of this world, but to set them free from the worthless ways of the world.

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(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:3

First Nations Version

“I speak from my heart,” Creator Sets Free (Jesus) answered, “Only one who has been born from above can see Creator’s good road.”

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(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:18

First Nations Version

“The ones who trust in him are released from their guilt, but, for the ones who turn away from him to follow the ways of this world, their guilt remains. This is because they are turning away from the life of beauty and harmony the Great Spirit offers through his Son.

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(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:19

First Nations Version

“This is what decides for or against them. My light has shined into this dark world, but because of their worthless ways people loved the dark path more than the light.

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(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:30

First Nations Version

But it is time for me to step back and for him to come forward into his place of honor. My part is fading away.

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(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:20

First Nations Version

When they choose the dark path, they do not want others to see, so they hide in the darkness and hate the light.

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(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:36

First Nations Version

“The ones who trust in his Son have the life of the world that never fades away, but the ones who do not walk in his ways will not have this life. Instead, they will remain under the power of death, which reveals Creator’s great anger.”

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(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:14-15

First Nations Version

“Do you not remember when Drawn from the Water (Moses) lifted up a pole with a snake on it in the desert wilderness? This is what will happen to the True Human Being, so people will put their trust in him and have the life of the world to come that never fades away, full of beauty and harmony.” Long ago, when the tribes of Wrestles with Creator (Israel) were wandering in the desert, they did not listen to the Great Spirit. Poisonous snakes came and bit them, and many were dying. Drawn from the Water (Moses) prayed for them, so Creator told him to put a snake on a pole and lift it up so the people could see it. When they looked at it, they were healed and did not die. Conquers the People (Nicodemus) remained silent, listening to the words of Creator Sets Free (Jesus) .

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(John) He Shows Goodwill Tells the Good Story 3:35

First Nations Version

The Father above loves his Son and gives him all things.

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