Is this the same thing as saying we are not orphans? I had a discussion with someone earlier - one of the newer versions says: I will not leave you as orphans. To me this changes the meaning of comfortless. Just trying to get an understanding - Thank you
Anonymous
Jesus' return to the Father is essential. He is going to prepare a place for us. He is at the Father's side to intercede for us. However, just because he has gone to the Father's side does not mean that he has abandoned us. Jesus sends the Holy Spirit to be God's presence inside us. We are not alone. Far from it! We have the abiding reminder of Jesus' victory over death and his ascension to heaven with power—the Holy Spirit in us.
suzie
He said that He would send a comforter, the Holy Spirit to guide and direct and comfort us. The Holy Spirit lives in us as Christians.
nomisthgiwd
“For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” Matthew 18:20
Joseph
If we are obedient, for the first law of the gospel is obedience, we can have the comfort of the savior to be with us always, and receive the gift of the holy Ghost.
YANM
the second time God was born on the earth was when God walked with Enoch. the last time was in 19**. God kept the promise. pity people refuse that knowledge, especially those who have seen the proof