Joh 14:25 | MHM | STEP | Christ's Consolatory Discourse. In this passage, Jesus gives his disciples two special comforts. First, he promises that the Holy Spirit will teach and remind them of everything he has said. Second, he leaves them his own peace—a peace the world cannot give. These promises are meant to encourage the disciples as Jesus prepares to leave them. v. 25 : Jesus says, These things have I spoken to you, being yet present with you (John 14:25 ). He wants the disciples to remember all the lessons he has taught while he was with them. He has used every moment to teach and guide them. Now, as he prepares to leave, he wants them to hold on to his words and promises. When a teacher or leader is about to leave, it is important to remember what they taught while they were still present. Jesus says, “These things I have spoken to you while I am still with you.” He reminds them that He is teaching them now, before He leaves (John 14:25 ).

‏ John 14:25

Christ's Consolatory Discourse.

In this passage, Jesus gives his disciples two special comforts. First, he promises that the Holy Spirit will teach and remind them of everything he has said. Second, he leaves them his own peace—a peace the world cannot give. These promises are meant to encourage the disciples as Jesus prepares to leave them.

v. 25: Jesus says, These things have I spoken to you, being yet present with you (John 14:25 ^a). He wants the disciples to remember all the lessons he has taught while he was with them. He has used every moment to teach and guide them. Now, as he prepares to leave, he wants them to hold on to his words and promises. When a teacher or leader is about to leave, it is important to remember what they taught while they were still present. Jesus says, “These things I have spoken to you while I am still with you.” He reminds them that He is teaching them now, before He leaves (John 14:25 ^b).