Talált 23719 Eredmények: Re
Whereupon they took up stones to throw at him; but Jesus hid himself, and went out of the temple. (John 8, 59)
Whereupon his disciples asked him, Master, was this man guilty of sin, or was it his parents, that he should have been born blind?✻ (John 9, 2)
Neither he nor his parents were guilty, Jesus answered; it was so that God’s action might declare itself in him. (John 9, 3)
While daylight lasts, I must work in the service of him who sent me; the night is coming, when there is no working any more.✻ (John 9, 4)
With that, he spat on the ground, and made clay with the spittle; then he spread the clay on the man’s eyes, (John 9, 6)
and said to him, Away with thee, and wash in the pool of Siloe (a word which means, Sent out). So he went and washed there, and came back with his sight restored. (John 9, 7)
And now the neighbours, and those who had been accustomed to see him begging, began to say, Is not this the man who used to sit here and beg? Some said, This is the man; (John 9, 8)
He answered, A man called Jesus made clay, and anointed my eyes with it, and said to me, Away with thee to the pool of Siloe and wash there. So I went there, and washed, and recovered my sight. (John 9, 11)
Where is he? they asked; and he said, I cannot tell. (John 9, 12)
And they brought him before the Pharisees, this man who had once been blind. (John 9, 13)
And so the Pharisees in their turn asked him how he had recovered his sight. Why, he said, he put clay on my eyes; and then I washed, and now I can see. (John 9, 15)
Whereupon some of the Pharisees said, This man can be no messenger from God; he does not observe the sabbath. Others asked, How can a man do miracles like this, and be a sinner? Thus there was a division of opinion among them. (John 9, 16)
