tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post6822616622156986502..comments2024-02-03T15:50:36.996-06:00Comments on New Discovery: Bible numbers and its numbering is God given: John 21:7 -- Why did Peter throw himself into the water..excited to see Jesus?Norm Patriquin/AmazingWordhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01623691057735943184noreply@blogger.comBlogger9125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post-9189822645268856962023-12-31T19:22:15.016-06:002023-12-31T19:22:15.016-06:00When heard it was Jesus on the beach he was so exc...When heard it was Jesus on the beach he was so excited to see him he jumped in the water and then he went to the shore he jumped out on his best friend Jesus Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post-68180400409958734002023-12-15T00:27:00.175-06:002023-12-15T00:27:00.175-06:00I agree with you 100%. I believe he was ashamed to...I agree with you 100%. I believe he was ashamed to have left the assignment Jesus gave him and gone back to fishing.He was to be the Rock (Mathew 18:18) but now went back to fishing. This seems like backsliding to me. He was discouraged. Because of him his other disciple colleagues too were discouraged. As he said , I go fishing, they also said we follow you. So Jesus’ appearance at that time was timely, otherwise he wouldn’t only lead himself out of the way but also the other disciples. So seeing Jesus and seeing his present state made him cover up himself and jump into the water. Just like you said, his case is like the case of Adam and Eve. Thank you for sharing your insight with the world.Juliennenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post-71290346477394868832023-09-11T16:50:58.535-05:002023-09-11T16:50:58.535-05:00You go bro ❤️❤️👍👍You go bro ❤️❤️👍👍Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post-81714411772783754822023-08-26T03:40:46.360-05:002023-08-26T03:40:46.360-05:00Forgot to paste the first part! (for spell check ...Forgot to paste the first part! (for spell check of couse!) <br /><br />Brother, this is how I see this as well. I never believed he was so exited to see Jesus that he jumped in the water to get to Jesus first. Peter was crushed. The last time scripture tells us that Jesus looked at Peter was when he had just denied him. So the last image Peter has of Jesus alive is Jesus looking at him when he denied Him. (This is the way the Holy Spirit edited of the The Word. Not to say Peter never saw Jesus again before His death, but this is the way the Holy Spirit edited the account - and the Holy Spirit always edits for a purpose.)<br /><br />So with that in mind....<br />Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post-17592597533035758382023-08-26T03:38:42.986-05:002023-08-26T03:38:42.986-05:00So with that in mind, Peter wasn’t excited to see ...<br />So with that in mind, Peter wasn’t excited to see Jesus...He was ashamed. It's even possible that Peter was trying to commit suicide as the geek word for "Thew" is 'ballo', which means to "throw or let go not caring where it falls" (Strongs). Its the same word used in Mark 9:45 when Jesus says it is better to live lame then to have all of your hands and feet and be 'ballo' into Hell. I wouldn’t make doctrine on that, as its just speculation, but again, the Holy Spirit chooses words carefully. <br /><br />I 100% agree with your assemsnt on putting on the garments. Clothing HIMSLEF instead of letting Jesus cloth him. Just like Adam and Eve. There is definitely a correlation The Word is trying to make between being exposed (stripped for work) and shame. Fishermen don’t fish naked (my gosh could you image the sun burn!), but the Holy Spirit focused on Simons “nakedness” almost as if using the direct contradiction of practice to say “See, I don’t mean naked as in no clothes..I mean Naked as shame.” Of course, this is a historical account as well, so Simon really did put on an extra layer of clothes when he saw Jesus…again, as an idiom to cover his shame. Just like Adam and Eve. I am glad to see that there are at least a few out there that see this! Good word Brother! <br />Garynoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post-74581020222008869982022-07-27T22:29:52.261-05:002022-07-27T22:29:52.261-05:00Brother, I had the same conclusion when I was read...Brother, I had the same conclusion when I was reading this passage, with tears of repentance and rejoicing. I strongly believe that day, the Holy Spirit spoke to me through that passage.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post-51002328818886185502022-01-29T03:10:26.928-06:002022-01-29T03:10:26.928-06:00During my quiet time this morning, while reading J...During my quiet time this morning, while reading John 21:7,the Spirit of God led me back to Gen 3:10. Just as I tried to study further if the Lord has led anyone of His children to put something online in that regard, here I am on your blog. I agree with you ��%, Peter ran away and hid himself like Adam and Eve did, because of the guilt and shame of denying His Lord. God bless you!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post-18815461746703472242020-04-22T10:37:18.793-05:002020-04-22T10:37:18.793-05:00I 100% agree with this interpretation!
The Holy S...I 100% agree with this interpretation! <br />The Holy Spirit definitely spoke that scripture out clearly to you!! Thank you so much for sharing!Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10770230654975680243noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23486174.post-9990711030863220252019-06-21T09:34:26.025-05:002019-06-21T09:34:26.025-05:00Brother, I agree 100% with you regarding this inte...Brother, I agree 100% with you regarding this interpretation. In fact, I have always believed it to be as you concluded. Ron Sampsonnoreply@blogger.com