King James Bible
"These things have I spoken unto you, being yet present with you."
Jesus refers to his teachings during the Last Supper discourse, emphasizing the completeness of what he has shared with his disciples. The phrase marks a transition point, acknowledging that his earthly ministry of direct teaching is drawing to a close. The temporal marker "yet" highlights the precious but limited time remaining before Jesus' departure through death and ascension. This underscores the urgency of the moment and prepares the disciples for the coming change when physical presence will give way to spiritual presence through the Holy Spirit.