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  • On the last and greatest day of the feast Jesus stood there and cried aloud, If any man is thirsty, let him come to me, and drink; (John 7, 37)

  • He was speaking here of the Spirit, which was to be received by those who learned to believe in him; the Spirit which had not yet been given to men, because Jesus had not yet been raised to glory. (John 7, 39)

  • Here Nicodemus, the same man who came to Jesus by night, who was one of their number, asked, (John 7, 50)

  • Jesus meanwhile went to the mount of Olives. (John 8, 1)

  • They said this to put him to the test, hoping to find a charge to bring against him. But Jesus bent down, and began writing on the ground with his finger. (John 8, 6)

  • And they began to go out one by one, beginning with the eldest, till Jesus was left alone with the woman, still standing in full view. (John 8, 9)

  • Then Jesus looked up, and asked her, Woman, where are thy accusers? Has no one condemned thee? (John 8, 10)

  • No one, Lord, she said. And Jesus said to her, I will not condemn thee either. Go, and do not sin again henceforward.✻ (John 8, 11)

  • And now once more Jesus spoke to them, I am the light of the world, he said. He who follows me can never walk in darkness; he will possess the light which is life. (John 8, 12)

  • Jesus answered them, My testimony is trustworthy, even when I testify on my own behalf; I know whence I have come, and where I am going; you do not know whence I have come, you do not know where I am going. (John 8, 14)

  • Hereupon they said to him, Where is this Father of thine? And Jesus answered, You have no knowledge, either of me or of my Father; had you knowledge of me, you would have knowledge of my Father as well. (John 8, 19)

  • All this Jesus said at the Treasury, while he was teaching in the temple; and no one seized him, because his time had not yet come. (John 8, 20)


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