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| Those who are listening ask, “Then who can be saved?” Jesus replies that with God all things are possible. This verse can be seen as the crux of our salvation—it states that even though we are sinners and it is impossible for us to please God on our own, God reaches out to us with love and grace and makes that relationship possible. WORKS CITED: NRSV Harper Study Bible, Harold Lindsell. Michigan: Zondervan, 1991 The Broadman Bible Commentary Volume 9, Clifton J. Allen. Tennessee: Broadman Press Interpreters Bible Volume VIII, Abingdon 1952, Nashville, Tennessee |
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