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# In Whom Did Jesus Believe? 2
- URL: https://amemamem.com.br/en/in-whom-did-jesus-believe-2/
- Published: 2025-08-17T20:09:51.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-09T01:04:29.000Z
- Description: The work of God is this: to believe in the one He sent (John 6:29).
- Author: Airton Humber
- Tags: #en, #de-em-quem-jesus-cria-2

## In whom did Jesus believe?

The work of God is this: to believe in the one He sent (John 6:29). And Jesus makes it clear: 'My food is to do the will of him who sent me and to finish his work' (John 4:34). Everything begins with faith, but not an abstract faith, rather faith in the Holy Spirit, the Sent One who is present.

## 1\. The beginning of the work

Jesus shows that the true work is not a set of religious tasks, but believing. Believing in the one who was sent. The Father sent the Son, the Son sent the Holy Spirit, and it is the Holy Spirit who makes us children. Without Him, we do not believe in the Father.

## 2\. Jesus believed in the Holy Spirit

The provocative question is: in whom did Jesus believe? He himself answers in his words and actions: Jesus believed in the Holy Spirit. In the desert, forty days without bread, Jesus was not alone, He was full of the Holy Spirit. The provision did not come from material bread, but from the presence of the Spirit.

## 3\. God's provision in the desert

In Exodus, the people received manna, the bread from heaven, and even their shoes did not wear out. It was proof that whoever walks with the Spirit receives daily provision. The manna could not be stored up, it was given each day, like our daily bread. This is life in the Spirit: daily trust in the faithfulness of the Father.

## 4\. The living bread from heaven

Jesus presents himself as the living bread that came down from heaven (John 6:51). This bread is Himself, but in Spirit, to feed us. Whoever believes in the Holy Spirit believes in the Father. Whoever rejects the Spirit dies in their sins (John 8:24).

## 5\. The manufacturer's manual

The Bible is not a book of theories, but the manufacturer's manual. It shows that life in the Spirit is practical: do not be anxious about what to eat or wear (Matthew 6:28-34). Seek first the Kingdom of God, that is, seek the presence of the Holy Spirit, and all things will be added.

## 6\. Daily prayer

The Our Father is the practical prayer for every day: 'Your kingdom come'. In other words: 'Your Holy Spirit come'. He is the one who brings provision, direction and peace. The daily bread is more than food: it is the living presence of God in us.

## 7\. Conclusion: I Am

Jesus declared: 'If you do not believe that I Am, you will die in your sins' (John 8:24). The 'I Am' is revealed in us when we believe that the Spirit dwells within us. To believe in the Spirit is to believe in the Father. This is the faith that saves, that sustains, that provides.

Learn more: [The Sent One of TODAY](https://amemamem.com.br/enviado-de-hoje/)