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  • Jesus saw him lying there, and knew that he had waited a long time; Hast thou a mind, he asked, to recover thy strength? (John 5, 6)

  • and will come out of them; those whose actions have been good, rising to new life, and those whose doings have been evil, rising to meet their sentence. (John 5, 29)

  • In saying this, he was putting him to the test; he himself knew well enough what he meant to do. (John 6, 6)

  • But there are some, even among you, who do not believe. Jesus knew from the first which were those who did not believe, and which of them was to betray him. (John 6, 65)

  • At the time, then, after hearing the news, he waited for two days in the place where he was; (John 11, 6)

  • so they looked out for Jesus, and said to one another as they stood there in the temple, What is your way of it? Will he come up to the feast? And the chief priests and Pharisees had given orders that anyone who knew where he was should report it to them, so that they could arrest him. (John 11, 56)

  • Before the paschal feast began, Jesus already knew that the time had come for his passage from this world to the Father. He still loved those who were his own, whom he was leaving in the world, and he would give them the uttermost proof of his love. (John 13, 1)

  • Jesus knew well that the Father had left everything in his hands; knew it was from God that he came, and to God that he went. (John 13, 3)

  • He knew who his betrayer was; that is why he said, You are not all clean. (John 13, 11)

  • I have a new commandment to give you, that you are to love one another; that your love for one another is to be like the love I have borne you. (John 13, 34)

  • Judas, his betrayer, knew the place well; Jesus and his disciples had often forgathered in it. (John 18, 2)

  • And now Jesus knew well that all was achieved which the scripture demanded for its accomplishment; and he said, I am thirsty.✻ (John 19, 28)


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