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if the enemy can’t prevent us from relationship with Jesus he will try and bind us from following him closely and doing the works he has called us to do
ephesians 2:10 For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.
For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.
a certain man was ill
11 Now a certain man was ill
to be sick, be weak.
Refers to the state of being weakened, usually due to illness.
This verb and related words are among the most common terms used by the NT authors to depict illnesses and disabilities.
The verb astheneō sometimes simply means “to be weak,” without specifically implying illness.
limitation, incapacity, weakened state
*this illness does not lead to death but rather through death to a seemingly impossible resurrection
NOW WHEN JESUS CAME...
17 Now when Jesus came,
Jesus enters into a situation of death, anger, grief, confusion, sadness, ...
Lord if you’d have been there...
Martha said to Jesus, “Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died
-would not have weakened to the point of death
Martha said to Jesus, “Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died
Jesus came with a purpose and a word (sent)
lazarus come out (move away from the hidden place)
bound- imprisoned, restricted by, under the authroity of, cause of hardship or illness, forced by
1313 δέω (deō): vb.; ≡ DBLHebr 673; Str 1210; TDNT 2.60—1.
LN 18.13 bind, tie together (Mt 13:30); 2. LN 37.114 imprison (Mk 15:7; Ac 9:2, 14, 21; 21:13; 22:5; 24:27); 3. LN 37.33 compel, force (Ac 20:22); 4. LN 37.45 restrict, put under authority of (Ro 7:2; 1Co 7:39; 2Ti 2:9); 5. LN 37.46 prohibit, formally, bind (Mt 16:19; 18:18+); 6. LN 23.157 cause illness, cause physical hardship (Lk 13:16+); 7. cf.
LN 34.66–34.78
δέδεσαι γυναικί (dedesai gynaiki), be married, implying being under the authority of (1Co 7:27+)
hands bound- restricted in our ability to perform the good works
face covered by a cloth to hide our true countenance.... trying to hide the decaying that has occured while we were in the cold dark cave
Jesus SAID… everytime Jesus spoke he was giving meaning to something or someone, identifying uselessness and creating usefulness....even since God’s word going forth gives meaning and purpose
11:44 unbind him, and let him go
the setting free of a prisoner....
untie, loose from ropes or straps (); 2. LN 37.127 set free, release from condition or circumstance (); 3. LN 20.53 destroy, to ruin by tearing or breaking (; ); 4. LN 15.139 dismiss, disperse (); 5. LN 36.30
transgress,
let him go...
move along, leave the cave, depart from the presence of darkness, undergo a significant change
move along, go along (Lk 8:42); 2. LN 15.35 depart, go (Mk 6:31); 3. LN 15.52 leave, depart from presence of (Mt 4:10; Jn 6:67); 4. LN 23.101 die (Mk 14:21); 5. LN 13.54 undergo a significant change (Rev 17:8)
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