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• This made the Jews more determined than ever to make away with him, that he not only broke the sabbath, but spoke of God as his own Father, thereby treating himself as equal to God. (John 5, 18)

• It was nearly the time of the Jews’ great feast, the paschal feast. (John 6, 4)

• Knowing, then, that they meant to come and carry him off, so as to make a king of him, Jesus once again withdrew on to the hill-side all alone.✻ (John 6, 15)

• The Jews were by now complaining of his saying, I am myself the bread which has come down from heaven. (John 6, 41)

• Then the Jews fell to disputing with one another, How can this man give us his flesh to eat? (John 6, 53)

• After this, Jesus went about in Galilee; he would not go about in Judaea, because the Jews had designs on his life. (John 7, 1)

• The Jews were looking for him at the feast, and asked, Where can he be? (John 7, 11)

• But, for fear of the Jews, nobody dared to speak of him openly. (John 7, 13)

• The Jews were astonished; How does this man know how to read? they asked; he has never studied. (John 7, 15)

• 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)

• At this, the Jews began to ask, Will he kill himself? Is that what he means by, Where I am going is where you cannot come? (John 8, 22)

• While he spoke thus, many of the Jews learned to believe in him. (John 8, 30)