John 10:28

Used to argue that Jesus gives eternal life and keeps believers secure in his hand, which the host treated as a claim only God can make.

Quoted to argue that Jesus gives eternal life, which the speaker treats as a divine prerogative and therefore evidence of Jesus' deity.

The host cited this verse to argue that Jesus gives eternal life, a divine prerogative, so it supports Jesus' deity rather than Islam.

Cited from a Christian perspective to contrast Islam’s expectation of time in hell with Jesus’ promise that those who trust in him will never perish and have everlasting life.

Cited from a Christian perspective to reassure a fearful Muslim interlocutor that Jesus guarantees believers will never perish and will have everlasting life.