John 10:37-38

[37] If I do not the works Father, believe not. [38] But if I do, though ye believe not believe the works: that ye may know, and believe, that the Father is in and I in

What is the context of John 10:37-38?

Renewed Efforts to Stone Jesus (John 10:31-39 true)
Jesus at the Feast of the Dedication (John 10:22-42 true)
Jesus Claims to Be the Son of God (John 10:22-42 true)
Jesus Asserts His Deity (John 10:22-42 true)
Jesus is Rejected by the Jews (John 10:22-42 true)
I and the Father Are One (John 10:22-42 true)
Further Conflict Over Jesus’ Claims (John 10:22-42 true)

What does John 10:37-38 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

Jesus next identified the evidence that His critics should consider, namely, His works, including His miracles (cf. John 10:25). He acknowledged that verbal claims were not sufficient in themselves. The Jews should learn from them and continue to learn from them that He was doing the same kinds of good works that God did. Jesus manifested divine compassion and divine power in His works. These traits also marked God"s works.