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  • For ourselves, we had hoped that it was he who was to deliver Israel; but now, to crown it all, to-day is the third day since it befell. (Luke 24, 21)

  • I myself did not know who he was, although the very reason why I have come, with my baptism of water, is to make him known to Israel. (John 1, 31)

  • Jesus saw Nathanael coming towards him, and said of him, Here comes one who belongs to the true Israel; there is no falsehood in him. (John 1, 47)

  • Then Nathanael answered him, Thou, Master, art the Son of God, thou art the King of Israel. (John 1, 49)

  • What, answered Jesus, can such things be strange to thee, who art one of the teachers of Israel? (John 3, 10)

  • and there was a well there called Jacob’s well. There, then, Jesus sat down, tired after his journey, by the well; it was about noon. (John 4, 6)

  • Go back home, Jesus told him; thy son is to live. And the man began his journey home, putting his trust in the words Jesus had spoken to him; (John 4, 50)

  • Whereupon the Jews said among themselves, Where can he mean to journey, that we should not be able to find him? Will he go to the Jews who are scattered about the Gentile world, and teach the Gentiles? (John 7, 35)

  • took palm branches with them and went out to meet him, crying aloud, Hosanna, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord, blessed is the king of Israel. (John 12, 13)

  • And Jesus said to them, The light is among you still, but only for a short time. Finish your journey while you still have the light, for fear darkness should overtake you; he who journeys in darkness cannot tell which way he is going. (John 12, 35)

  • And his companions asked him, Lord, dost thou mean to restore the dominion to Israel here and now? (Acts 1, 6)

  • And as they strained their eyes towards heaven, to watch his journey, all at once two men in white garments were standing at their side. (Acts 1, 10)


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