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  • Yes, Lord, she told him, I have learned to believe that thou art the Christ; thou art the Son of the living God; it is for thy coming the world has waited. (John 11, 27)

  • Take away the stone, Jesus told them. And Martha, the dead man’s sister, said to him, Lord, the air is foul by now; he has been four days dead. (John 11, 39)

  • Why, Jesus said to her, have I not told thee that if thou hast faith, thou wilt see God glorified? (John 11, 40)

  • It was not of his own impulse that he said this; holding the high priesthood as he did in that year, he was able to prophesy that Jesus was to die for the sake of the nation; (John 11, 51)

  • Why should not this ointment have been sold? It would have fetched three hundred silver pieces, and alms might have been given to the poor. (John 12, 5)

  • Do not be afraid, daughter of Sion; behold, thy king is coming to thee, riding on an ass’s colt.✻ (John 12, 15)

  • Philip came and told Andrew, and together Andrew and Philip went and told Jesus. (John 12, 22)

  • The multitude answered him, We have been told, out of the law, that Christ is to remain undisturbed for ever;✻ what dost thou mean by saying that the Son of Man must be lifted up? What Son of Man is this? (John 12, 34)

  • While you still have the light, have faith in the light, that so you may become children of the light. So much Jesus told them, and then went away, and was lost to their view. (John 12, 36)

  • But Jesus told him, A man who has bathed does not need to do more than wash the stains from his feet; he is clean all over. And you are clean now; only, not all of you.✻ (John 13, 10)

  • It is only for a short time that I am with you, my children. You will look for me, and now I have to tell you what I once told the Jews, you cannot reach the place where I am.✻ (John 13, 33)

  • I have told you of this before it happens, so that when it happens you may learn to believe. (John 14, 29)


"A prática das bem-aventuranças não requer atos de heroísmo, mas a aceitação simples e humilde das provações." São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina