Luke 22:31

"that you may eat and drink at my table in my Kingdom. You will sit on thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel.”"

Key Reflection

This passage speaks of a future banquet where believers will partake with Christ in his kingdom. Sitting on thrones to judge the twelve tribes of Israel symbolizes authority and responsibility in governing God's people, reflecting both the eschatological hope and the call for faithful leadership within the church.

From the Scholars: Barnes' Notes

Verse 31. Simon. Peter. Jesus, foreseeing the danger of Peter, and knowing that he was about to deny him, took occasion to forewarn him and put him on his guard, and also to furnish him with a solace when he should be brought to repentance. Satan hath desired. Satan is the prince of evil. One of his works is to try the faith of believers--to place temptations and trials in their way, that they may be tested. Thus God gave Job into his hands, that it might be seen whether he would be found faithful, or would apostatize. See Barnes "Job 1:7, also Job 1:8-12. So Satan desired to have Peter in his hands, that he might also try him. May sift you as wheat.

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