Bible Study
Bible Study
John: Refers to John the Baptist, a prominent figure in the Gospel of John.
Disciples: Refers to followers or learners of John the Baptist.
Lamb of God: A title used by John to refer to Jesus, emphasizing his sacrificial role in salvation.
Passing by: Describes Jesus moving or walking near John and his disciples.
Rabbi: A term used to address Jesus, meaning “Teacher” or “Master.”
Staying: Refers to Jesus’ location or residence.
Following: The action of disciples leaving John and pursuing Jesus.
Come and see: An invitation extended by Jesus to the disciples to experience or witness something.
Staying with Jesus: The disciples spending time in the presence of Jesus, suggesting a close relationship or learning from him.
Looked at: Jesus directing his gaze towards someone.
Simon: Refers to Simon, who would later be called Peter.
Son of John: Identifying Simon’s father.
Cephas: A name given by Jesus to Simon, meaning “Rock” in Aramaic and translated as “Peter” in Greek.
Lamp of God: Symbolizes the presence and guidance of God
Samuel: The protagonist and recipient of God’s call.
Sleeping: Samuel’s physical state in the temple. Temple of the
LORD: The sacred place where the ark of God was kept
Ark of God: The sacred container that symbolically represented God’s presence among the Israelites.
Called: God reaching out to Samuel.
Eli: The high priest and mentor figure to Samuel.
Speak: Samuel’s readiness to listen and receive God’s message.
Servant: Samuel’s response to God’s call, indicating his willingness to fulfill a task.
Familiar with the LORD: Samuel’s growing understanding and relationship with God.
Effect: God’s words and prophecies through Samuel have significant impact and come to fulfillment.
Grew up: Samuel’s progression and development over time.