The Daily Lectionary January 16 2016 North American Lutheran Church Learn the meaning and context of jesus' declaration in john 2:17, based on psalm 69:7–12. find out how jesus' zeal for god's house led to his rejection and crucifixion, and how it relates to david and his followers. And the insults of those who insult you fall on me. read full chapter. psalm 69:9 in all english translations. psalm 68. psalm 70. john 2:17. new international version. 17 his disciples remembered that it is written: “zeal for your house will consume me.”[ a] read full chapter.
Zeal For Your House Will Consume Me By Gabriel Mattix Medium Nasb his disciples remembered that it was written: 'zeal for your house will consume me.'. csb and his disciples remembered that it is written: zeal for your house will consume me. nlt then his disciples remembered this prophecy from the scriptures: 'passion for god’s house will consume me.'. kjv and his disciples remembered that it was. Jesus quotes psalm 69:9 to express his passion for god's house and his suffering for god's sake. see different translations, cross references, commentary and context of this verse. This verse expresses the psalmist's passion and devotion for god's temple and his suffering for god's sake. it is also a prophetic reference to jesus christ, who quoted this verse in john 2:17 when he drove out the money changers from the temple. This verse expresses the author's zeal for god's house and his suffering for god's sake. it is also applied to christ in john 2:17 and romans 15:3. see various commentaries and translations for more details.
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