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• There is much I could say of you, many judgements I could pass on you; but what I tell the world is only what I have learned from him who sent me, because he cannot deceive. (John 8, 26)

• And Jesus saw, as he passed on his way, a man who had been blind from his birth. (John 9, 1)

• I am the door; a man will find salvation if he makes his way in through me; he will come and go at will, and find pasture. (John 10, 9)

• The paschal feast which the Jews keep was now close at hand, and there were many from the country who went up to Jerusalem to purify themselves before paschal time began; (John 11, 55)

• Six days before the paschal feast, Jesus went to Bethany. Bethany was the home of Lazarus, the dead man whom Jesus raised to life. (John 12, 1)

• Sentence is now being passed on this world; now is the time when the prince of this world is to be cast out. (John 12, 31)

• If a man hears my words, and does not keep true to them, I do not pass sentence on him; I have come to save the world, not to pass sentence on the world. (John 12, 47)

• 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)

• I am not thinking of all of you when I say this, I know who are the men I have chosen; well, it remains for the passage in scripture to be fulfilled, The man who shared my bread has lifted his heel to trip me up.✻ (John 13, 18)

• whereas the man who has no love for me, lets my sayings pass him by. And this word, which you have been hearing from me, comes not from me, but from my Father who sent me. (John 14, 24)

• About judging; he who rules this world has had sentence passed on him already.✻ (John 16, 11)

• And now they led Jesus away from the house of Caiphas to the governor’s palace. It was morning, and they would not enter the palace themselves; there was the paschal meal to be eaten, and they must not incur defilement. (John 18, 28)