Lo Que Dios Te Dice Esta Semana con la Pregunta de Jesús al Paralítico | Charles Spurgeon

A man had been ill for 38 years by the Pool of Bethesda, waiting for a miracle that always seemed to be for someone else. And Jesus, instead of healing him immediately, asked him a question that sounds almost cruel: “Do you want to be healed?” Why ask the obvious of someone who has suffered for almost four decades? The Greek reveals that this question wasn't cruel: it was the most surgical question that man had ever heard, because his deepest paralysis wasn't in his legs, but in his waiting. In this in-depth study, in light of the original text, you will discover what “Bethesda” (house of mercy) truly means, why Jesus asked about the will (theleis), why he commanded him to “rise” with the same word of resurrection (egeire), and a truth you may need today: the miracle was never in the water, but in the Person who draws near and speaks to you. If you have been by your own pool for years, this message is for you. ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:00 The Question That Sounds Almost Cruel 02:57 Not Everyone Truly Wants to Heal 04:27 Bethesda: The House of Mercy 06:57 The Crowd and the Five Porticoes 08:19 The Echo of 38 Years 10:48 The Question in Greek: Do You Want To? (theleis) 12:15 Why Jesus Chose This Man 13:47 The Theology of Scarcity, Destroyed 15:17 Man's Excuse 16:31 "Rise": egeire, Word of Resurrection 21:23 Healing Comes in Movement 22:46 The Sabbath and the Five Porticoes of the Law 26:57 The Second Visit: Something Worse 31:10 Living Water vs. the Pool 33:38 Your Own Pool Today 37:05 The Miracle Was Never in the Water 41:57 The Prince of Preachers 45:13 Prayer 📖 Verses: John 5:1-15, John 4:14, John 7:38, Deuteronomy 2:14 #Bethesda #Paralytic #Spurgeon #BibleStudy #Greek #John5 #WordOfGod