That Ye May Be Saved
We received the following question from Mrs. B. V. of G. R., Mich. To the Editor of the Standard Bearer, Dear Rev. Hoeksema: Will you kindly explain the meaning of the phrase "but these things I say that ye may be saved," as found in the gospel of John 5:34b. As the verses following give the impression that the whole multitude to whom Jesus is here speaking are unbelieving Jews, does Jesus desire their salvation? Sincerely, Mrs. B. V. Answer: The words: "that ye might be saved" not only...
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