I AM ALWAYS WITH YOU BIBLE VERSE FULL
The Bible is full of stories of people experiencing different seasons of life. Many other passages remind us of God’s presence and why He chooses to be present. This is not the only passage that speaks to God’s nearness to His children. And even if God is near to us, that He is somehow uncaring of our circumstances.
We may assume that He is near to others, but not to us. Yet there are still seasons in life when we struggle to believe that God is present in our lives. Today, we can read the Bible with gratitude for all that Jesus did on Calvary. That will guide them, much like how He guided them Himself. Jesus’ promise to be with His disciples always helps us understand that though He has left Earth physically, He has left with them His presence in the form of the Holy Spirit. This highlights the promise of salvation. The context of this passage is important because this helps us to discern a vital truth – death did not separate Jesus from His followers. And remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” ( Matthew 28:19-20)Īnd with His commandment, came a promise. “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe everything I have commanded you. Still, to each of them He gave a commandment. Matthew indicates that some Christ followers were overjoyed at the miracle of resurrection, but still some were unsure. Nonetheless, Mary, Mary Magdalene, and the disciples already bore witness to the miracle.įollowing this scene, Matthew writes about the Great Commission. These two women immediately left to tell the disciples, who altogether were reunited with Jesus.įrom there we learn about soldiers who were bribed to lie about Jesus’ resurrection. He has gone ahead to Galilee where He awaits them. This angel tells them Jesus has already left. They find that the tomb has been disturbed and that an angel of the Lord is present. In Matthew 28 we read about two significant events, the Resurrection and the Great Commission.Ĭhapter 28 opens with Mary Magdalene and Mary visiting the tomb of Jesus. What Does 'I Will Be with You Always' Mean?
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