\NormalFont\ShortTitle{John}

{\MT THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. JOHN



\par }\ChapOne{1}{\PP \VerseOne{1}In the
beginning
was the
Word,
and the
Word
was
with
God,
and the
Word
was
God.

\VS{2}The
same
was
in the
beginning
with
God.

\VS{3}All
things were
made
by
him;
and
without
him
was
not any
thing
made
that was
made.

\VS{4}In
him
was
life;
and the
life
was the
light of
men.

\VS{5}And the
light
shineth
in
darkness;
and the
darkness
comprehended
it
not.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ There
was a
man
sent
from
God,
whose
name
{\ADD{was}}
John.

\VS{7}The
same
came
for a
witness,
to bear
witness
of the
Light,
that
all
{\ADD{men}}
through
him might
believe.

\VS{8}He
was
not
that
Light,
but
{\ADD{was sent}}
to bear
witness
of that
Light.

\VS{9}{\ADD{That}}
was the
true
Light,
which
lighteth
every
man that
cometh
into the
world.

\VS{10}He
was
in the
world,
and the
world was
made
by
him,
and the
world
knew
him
not.

\VS{11}He
came
unto his
own,
and his
own
received
him
not.

\VS{12}But as many
as
received
him, to
them gave
he
power to
become the
sons of
God,
{\ADD{even}} to
them that
believe
on
his
name:

\VS{13}Which were
born,
not
of
blood,
nor
of the
will of the
flesh,
nor
of the
will of
man,
but
of
God.

\VS{14}And the
Word was
made
flesh,
and
dwelt
among
us, (and we
beheld
his
glory, the
glory
as of the only
begotten
of the
Father,)
full of
grace
and
truth.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶
John bare
witness
of
him,
and
cried,
saying,
This
was he of
whom I
spake, He
that
cometh
after
me is
preferred
before
me:
for he
was
before
me.

\VS{16}And
of
his
fulness
have
all
we
received,
and
grace
for
grace.

\VS{17}For the
law was
given
by
Moses,
{\ADD{but}}
grace
and
truth
came
by
Jesus
Christ.

\VS{18}No
man hath
seen
God at any
time; the only
begotten
Son,
which
is
in the
bosom of the
Father,
he hath
declared
{\ADD{him.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶
And
this
is the
record of
John,
when the
Jews
sent
priests
and
Levites
from
Jerusalem
to
ask
him,
Who
art
thou?

\VS{20}And he
confessed,
and
denied
not;
but
confessed,
I
am
not the
Christ.

\VS{21}And they
asked
him,
What
then?
Art
thou
Elias?
And he
saith, I
am
not.
Art
thou that
prophet?
And he
answered,
No.

\VS{22}Then said
they unto
him,
Who art
thou?
that we may
give an
answer to
them that
sent
us.
What sayest
thou
of
thyself?

\VS{23}He
said,
I
{\ADD{am}} the
voice of one
crying
in the
wilderness, Make
straight the
way of the
Lord,
as
said the
prophet
Esaias.

\VS{24}And
they which were
sent
were
of the
Pharisees.

\VS{25}And they
asked
him,
and
said unto
him,
Why baptizest
thou
then,
if
thou
be
not that
Christ,
nor
Elias,
neither that
prophet?

\VS{26}John
answered
them,
saying,
I
baptize
with
water:
but there
standeth one
among
you,
whom
ye
know
not;

\VS{27}He it
is,
who
coming
after
me is
preferred
before
me,
whose
shoe’s
latchet
I
am
not
worthy to
unloose.

\VS{28}These
things were
done
in
Bethabara
beyond
Jordan,
where
John
was
baptizing.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ The next
day
John
seeth
Jesus
coming
unto
him,
and
saith,
Behold the
Lamb of
God,
which taketh
away the
sin of the
world.

\VS{30}This
is he
of
whom
I
said,
After
me
cometh a
man
which is
preferred
before
me:
for he
was
before
me.

\VS{31}And
I
knew
him
not:
but
that he should be made
manifest to
Israel,
therefore
am
I
come
baptizing
with
water.

\VS{32}And
John bare
record,
saying, I
saw the
Spirit
descending
from
heaven
like a
dove,
and it
abode
upon
him.

\VS{33}And I
knew
him
not:
but
he that
sent
me to
baptize
with
water, the
same
said unto
me,
Upon
whom thou shalt
see the
Spirit
descending,
and
remaining
on
him, the
same
is
he which
baptizeth
with
the
Holy
Ghost.

\VS{34}And I
saw,
and bare
record
that
this
is the
Son of
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{35}¶
Again the next
day
after
John
stood,
and
two
of
his
disciples;

\VS{36}And
looking upon
Jesus as he
walked, he
saith,
Behold the
Lamb of
God!

\VS{37}And the
two
disciples
heard
him
speak,
and they
followed
Jesus.

\VS{38}Then
Jesus
turned,
and
saw
them
following, and
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{What
seek ye?}} They
said unto
him,
Rabbi, (which is to
say, being
interpreted,
Master,)
where dwellest
thou?

\VS{39}He
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Come
and
see.}} They
came
and
saw
where he
dwelt,
and
abode
with
him
that
day:
for it
was
about the
tenth
hour.

\VS{40}One
of the
two
which
heard
John
{\ADD{speak}},
and
followed
him,
was
Andrew,
Simon
Peter’s
brother.

\VS{41}He
first
findeth his
own
brother
Simon,
and
saith unto
him, We have
found the
Messias,
which
is, being
interpreted, the
Christ.

\VS{42}And he
brought
him
to
Jesus.
And
when
Jesus
beheld
him, he
said,
{\WJ{Thou
art
Simon
the son
of Jona:
thou
shalt be called
Cephas,}}
which is by
interpretation, A
stone.


\par }{\PP \VS{43}¶ The day
following
Jesus
would go
forth
into
Galilee,
and
findeth
Philip,
and
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Follow
me.}}

\VS{44}Now
Philip
was
of
Bethsaida, the
city of
Andrew
and
Peter.

\VS{45}Philip
findeth
Nathanael,
and
saith unto
him, We have
found him, of
whom
Moses
in the
law,
and the
prophets, did
write,
Jesus
of
Nazareth, the
son of
Joseph.

\VS{46}And
Nathanael
said unto
him, Can
there
any
good
thing
come out
of
Nazareth?
Philip
saith unto
him,
Come
and
see.

\VS{47}Jesus
saw
Nathanael
coming
to
him,
and
saith
of
him,
{\WJ{Behold
an Israelite
indeed,
in
whom
is
no
guile!}}

\VS{48}Nathanael
saith unto
him,
Whence knowest
thou
me?
Jesus
answered
and
said unto
him,
{\WJ{Before
that
Philip
called
thee,
when thou wast
under
the fig tree,
I saw
thee.}}

\VS{49}Nathanael
answered
and
saith unto
him,
Rabbi,
thou
art the
Son of
God;
thou
art the
King of
Israel.

\VS{50}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
him,
{\WJ{Because
I said
unto thee,
I saw
thee
under
the fig tree,
believest thou?
thou shalt see
greater things than
these.}}

\VS{51}And he
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
Hereafter
ye shall see
heaven
open,
and
the angels
of God
ascending
and
descending
upon
the Son
of man.}}




\par }\Chap{2}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
third
day there
was a
marriage
in
Cana of
Galilee;
and the
mother of
Jesus
was
there:

\VS{2}And
both
Jesus was
called,
and
his
disciples,
to the
marriage.

\VS{3}And when they
wanted
wine, the
mother of
Jesus
saith
unto
him, They
have
no
wine.

\VS{4}Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{Woman,
what
have
I
to do with
thee?
mine
hour
is
not yet
come.}}

\VS{5}His
mother
saith unto the
servants,
Whatsoever he
saith unto
you,
do
{\ADD{it}}.

\VS{6}And there
were
set
there
six
waterpots of
stone, after the manner
of the
purifying of the
Jews,
containing
two
or
three
firkins
apiece.

\VS{7}Jesus
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Fill
the waterpots
with water.}}
And they
filled
them up
to the
brim.

\VS{8}And he
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Draw out
now,
and
bear
unto the governor of the feast.}}
And they
bare
{\ADD{it}}.

\VS{9}When the ruler of the
feast had
tasted the
water that was
made
wine,
and
knew
not
whence it
was: (but the
servants which
drew the
water
knew;) the governor of the
feast
called the
bridegroom,

\VS{10}And
saith unto
him,
Every
man at the
beginning doth set
forth
good
wine;
and
when men have well
drunk,
then that which is
worse:
{\ADD{but}}
thou hast
kept
the
good
wine
until
now.

\VS{11}This
beginning of
miracles
did
Jesus
in
Cana of
Galilee,
and manifested
forth
his
glory;
and
his
disciples
believed
on
him.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶
After
this he went
down
to
Capernaum,
he,
and
his
mother,
and
his
brethren,
and
his
disciples:
and they
continued
there
not
many
days.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶
And the
Jews’
passover
was at
hand,
and
Jesus went
up
to
Jerusalem,

\VS{14}And
found
in the
temple those that
sold
oxen
and
sheep
and
doves,
and the changers of
money
sitting:

\VS{15}And when he had
made a
scourge
of small
cords, he
drove them
all
out of the
temple,
and the
sheep,
and the
oxen;
and poured
out the
changers’
money,
and
overthrew the
tables;

\VS{16}And
said unto them that
sold
doves,
{\WJ{Take
these things
hence;
make
not
my
Father’s
house
an house
of merchandise.}}

\VS{17}And
his
disciples
remembered
that it
was
written, The
zeal
of
thine
house hath
eaten
me
up.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶
Then
answered the
Jews
and
said unto
him,
What
sign shewest
thou unto
us, seeing
that thou
doest these
things?

\VS{19}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Destroy
this
temple,
and
in
three
days
I will raise
it
up.}}

\VS{20}Then
said the
Jews,
Forty
and
six
years
was
this
temple in
building,
and
wilt
thou
rear it
up
in
three
days?

\VS{21}But
he
spake
of the
temple
of
his
body.

\VS{22}When
therefore he was
risen
from the
dead,
his
disciples
remembered
that he had
said
this unto
them;
and they
believed the
scripture,
and the
word
which
Jesus had
said.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶
Now
when he
was
in
Jerusalem
at the
passover,
in the
feast
{\ADD{day}},
many
believed
in
his
name, when they
saw the
miracles
which
he
did.

\VS{24}But
Jesus
did
not
commit
himself unto
them,
because
he
knew
all
{\ADD{men}},

\VS{25}And
needed
not
that
any should
testify
of
man:
for
he
knew
what
was
in
man.




\par }\Chap{3}{\PP \VerseOne{1}There
was a
man
of the
Pharisees,
named
Nicodemus, a
ruler of the
Jews:

\VS{2}The
same
came
to
Jesus by
night,
and
said unto
him,
Rabbi, we
know
that thou
art a
teacher
come
from
God:
for no
man
can
do
these
miracles
that
thou
doest,
except
God
be
with
him.

\VS{3}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
him,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto thee,
Except
a man
be born
again, he
cannot
see
the kingdom
of God.}}

\VS{4}Nicodemus
saith
unto
him,
How
can a
man be
born when he
is
old? can
he
enter the second
time
into
his
mother’s
womb,
and be
born?

\VS{5}Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto thee,
Except
a man
be born
of
water
and
{\ADD{of}}
the Spirit,
he cannot
enter
into
the kingdom
of God.}}

\VS{6}{\WJ{That which is born
of
the flesh
is
flesh;
and
that which is born
of
the Spirit
is
spirit.}}

\VS{7}{\WJ{Marvel
not
that
I said
unto thee,
Ye
must
be born
again.}}

\VS{8}{\WJ{The wind
bloweth
where
it listeth,
and
thou hearest
the sound
thereof,
but
canst
not
tell
whence
it cometh,
and
whither
it goeth:
so
is
every
one that is born
of
the Spirit.}}

\VS{9}Nicodemus
answered
and
said unto
him,
How
can these
things
be?

\VS{10}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
him,
{\WJ{Art
thou
a master
of Israel,
and
knowest
not
these things?}}

\VS{11}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto thee,
We speak
that
we do know,
and
testify
that
we have seen;
and
ye receive
not
our
witness.}}

\VS{12}{\WJ{If
I have told
you
earthly things,
and
ye believe
not,
how
shall ye believe,
if
I tell
you
{\ADD{of}}
heavenly things?}}

\VS{13}{\WJ{And
no man
hath ascended up
to
heaven,
but
he that
came down
from
heaven,
{\ADD{even}}
the Son
of man
which is
in
heaven.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{14}{\WJ{¶
And
as
Moses
lifted up
the serpent
in
the wilderness,
even so
must
the Son
of man
be lifted up:}}

\VS{15}{\WJ{That
whosoever
believeth
in
him
should
not
perish,
but
have
eternal
life.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{16}{\WJ{¶
For
God
so
loved
the world,
that
he gave
his
only begotten
Son,
that
whosoever
believeth
in
him
should
not
perish,
but
have
everlasting
life.}}

\VS{17}{\WJ{For
God
sent
not
his
Son
into
the world
to
condemn
the world;
but
that
the world
through
him
might be saved.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{18}{\WJ{¶
He that believeth
on
him
is
not
condemned:
but
he that believeth
not
is condemned
already,
because
he hath
not
believed
in
the name
of the only begotten
Son
of God.}}

\VS{19}{\WJ{And
this
is
the condemnation,
that
light
is come
into
the world,
and
men
loved
darkness
rather
than
light,
because
their
deeds
were
evil.}}

\VS{20}{\WJ{For
every
one that doeth
evil
hateth
the light,
neither
cometh
to
the light,
lest
his
deeds
should be reproved.}}

\VS{21}{\WJ{But
he that doeth
truth
cometh
to
the light,
that
his
deeds
may be made manifest,
that
they are
wrought
in
God.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶
After these
things
came
Jesus
and
his
disciples
into the
land of
Judæa;
and
there he
tarried
with
them,
and
baptized.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶
And
John
also
was
baptizing
in
Ænon
near to
Salim,
because there
was
much
water
there:
and they
came,
and were
baptized.

\VS{24}For
John
was not
yet
cast
into
prison.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶
Then there
arose a
question
between
{\ADD{some}}
of
John’s
disciples
and the
Jews
about
purifying.

\VS{26}And they
came
unto
John,
and
said unto
him,
Rabbi,
he that
was
with
thee
beyond
Jordan, to
whom
thou barest
witness,
behold, the
same
baptizeth,
and
all
{\ADD{men}}
come
to
him.

\VS{27}John
answered
and
said, A
man
can
receive
nothing,
except it
be
given
him
from
heaven.

\VS{28}Ye
yourselves
bear
me
witness,
that I
said,
I
am
not the
Christ,
but
that I
am
sent
before
him.

\VS{29}He that
hath the
bride
is the
bridegroom:
but the
friend of the
bridegroom, which
standeth
and
heareth
him,
rejoiceth
greatly
because of
the
bridegroom’s
voice:
this
my
joy
therefore is
fulfilled.

\VS{30}He
must
increase,
but
I
{\ADD{must}}
decrease.

\VS{31}He that
cometh from
above
is
above
all: he that
is
of the
earth
is
earthly,
and
speaketh
of the
earth: he that
cometh
from
heaven
is
above
all.

\VS{32}And
what he hath
seen
and
heard,
that he
testifieth;
and no
man
receiveth
his
testimony.

\VS{33}He that hath
received
his
testimony hath set to his
seal
that
God
is
true.

\VS{34}For he
whom
God hath
sent
speaketh the
words of
God:
for
God
giveth
not the
Spirit
by
measure
{\ADD{unto him}}.

\VS{35}The
Father
loveth the
Son,
and hath
given all
things
into
his
hand.

\VS{36}He that
believeth
on the
Son
hath
everlasting
life:
and he that believeth
not the
Son
shall
not
see
life;
but the
wrath of
God
abideth
on
him.




\par }\Chap{4}{\PP \VerseOne{1}When
therefore the
Lord
knew
how the
Pharisees had
heard
that
Jesus
made
and
baptized
more
disciples
than
John,

\VS{2}(Though
Jesus
himself
baptized
not,
but
his
disciples,)

\VS{3}He
left
Judæa,
and
departed
again
into
Galilee.

\VS{4}And
he must
needs
go
through
Samaria.

\VS{5}Then cometh
he
to a
city of
Samaria, which is
called
Sychar,
near to the parcel of
ground
that
Jacob
gave
to
his
son
Joseph.

\VS{6}Now
Jacob’s
well
was
there.
Jesus
therefore, being
wearied
with
{\ADD{his}}
journey,
sat
thus
on the
well:
{\ADD{and}} it
was
about
the
sixth
hour.

\VS{7}There
cometh a
woman
of
Samaria to
draw
water:
Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{Give
me
to drink.}}

\VS{8}(For
his
disciples were gone
away
unto the
city
to
buy
meat.)

\VS{9}Then
saith the
woman of
Samaria unto
him, How is it
that
thou,
being a
Jew,
askest
drink
of
me, which
am a
woman of
Samaria?
for the
Jews
have
no
dealings with the
Samaritans.

\VS{10}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
her,
{\WJ{If
thou knewest
the gift
of God,
and
who
it is
that saith
to thee,
Give
me
to drink;
thou
wouldest have asked
of him,
and
he would have given
thee
living
water.}}

\VS{11}The
woman
saith unto
him,
Sir, thou
hast
nothing to draw
with,
and the
well
is
deep: from
whence
then hast
thou
that
living
water?

\VS{12}Art
thou greater
than
our
father
Jacob,
which
gave
us the
well,
and
drank
thereof
himself,
and
his
children,
and
his
cattle?

\VS{13}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
her,
{\WJ{Whosoever
drinketh
of
this
water
shall thirst
again:}}

\VS{14}{\WJ{But
whosoever
drinketh
of
the water
that
I
shall give
him shall
never
thirst;
but
the water
that
I shall give
him
shall be
in
him
a well
of water
springing up
into
everlasting
life.}}

\VS{15}The
woman
saith
unto
him,
Sir,
give
me
this
water,
that I
thirst
not,
neither
come
hither to
draw.

\VS{16}Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{Go,
call
thy
husband,
and
come
hither.}}

\VS{17}The
woman
answered
and
said, I
have
no
husband.
Jesus
said unto
her,
{\WJ{Thou hast
well
said,
I have
no
husband:}}

\VS{18}{\WJ{For
thou hast had
five
husbands;
and
he whom
thou
now
hast
is
not
thy
husband:
in that
saidst thou
truly.}}

\VS{19}The
woman
saith unto
him,
Sir, I
perceive
that
thou
art a
prophet.

\VS{20}Our
fathers
worshipped
in
this
mountain;
and
ye
say,
that
in
Jerusalem
is the
place
where men
ought to
worship.

\VS{21}Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{Woman,
believe
me,
the hour
cometh,
when
ye shall
neither
in
this
mountain,
nor yet
at
Jerusalem,
worship
the Father.}}

\VS{22}{\WJ{Ye
worship
ye know
not
what:
we
know
what
we worship:
for
salvation
is
of
the Jews.}}

\VS{23}{\WJ{But
the hour
cometh,
and
now
is,
when
the
true
worshippers
shall worship
the Father
in
spirit
and
in truth:
for
the Father
seeketh
such
to worship
him.}}

\VS{24}{\WJ{God
{\ADD{is}}
a Spirit:
and
they that worship
him
must
worship
{\ADD{him}}
in
spirit
and
in truth.}}

\VS{25}The
woman
saith unto
him, I
know
that
Messias
cometh, which is
called
Christ:
when
he is
come, he will
tell
us all
things.

\VS{26}Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{I
that speak
unto thee
am
{\ADD{he.}}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶
And
upon
this
came
his
disciples,
and
marvelled
that he
talked
with the
woman:
yet no
man
said,
What seekest
thou?
or,
Why talkest
thou
with
her?

\VS{28}The
woman
then
left
her
waterpot,
and went her
way
into the
city,
and
saith to the
men,

\VS{29}Come,
see a
man,
which
told
me all
things that
ever I
did:
is
not
this the
Christ?

\VS{30}Then they went
out
of the
city,
and
came
unto
him.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶
In the mean
while his
disciples
prayed
him,
saying,
Master,
eat.

\VS{32}But he
said unto
them,
{\WJ{I
have
meat
to eat
that
ye
know
not of.}}

\VS{33}Therefore
said the
disciples
one
to
another,
Hath any
man
brought
him
{\ADD{ought}} to
eat?

\VS{34}Jesus
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{My
meat
is
to
do
the will
of him that sent
me,
and
to finish
his
work.}}

\VS{35}{\WJ{Say
not
ye,
There are
yet
four months,
and
{\ADD{then}}
cometh
harvest?
behold,
I say
unto you,
Lift up
your
eyes,
and
look on
the fields;
for
they are
white
already
to
harvest.}}

\VS{36}{\WJ{And
he that reapeth
receiveth
wages,
and
gathereth
fruit
unto
life
eternal:
that
both
he that soweth
and
he that reapeth
may rejoice
together.}}

\VS{37}{\WJ{And
herein
is
that
saying
true,
One
soweth,
and
another
reapeth.}}

\VS{38}{\WJ{I
sent
you
to reap
that whereon
ye
bestowed
no
labour:
other men
laboured,
and
ye
are entered
into
their
labours.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{39}¶
And
many
of the
Samaritans of
that
city
believed
on
him
for the
saying of the
woman, which
testified, He
told
me
all that
ever I
did.

\VS{40}So
when the
Samaritans were
come
unto
him, they
besought
him that he would
tarry
with
them:
and he
abode
there
two
days.

\VS{41}And
many
more
believed
because
of his
own
word;

\VS{42}And
said unto the
woman,
Now we
believe,
not
because
of
thy
saying:
for we have
heard
{\ADD{him}}
ourselves,
and
know
that
this
is
indeed the
Christ, the
Saviour of the
world.


\par }{\PP \VS{43}¶
Now
after
two
days he
departed
thence,
and
went
into
Galilee.

\VS{44}For
Jesus
himself
testified,
that a
prophet
hath
no
honour
in his
own
country.

\VS{45}Then
when he was
come
into
Galilee, the
Galilæans
received
him, having
seen all the
things
that he
did
at
Jerusalem
at the
feast:
for
they
also
went
unto the
feast.

\VS{46}So
Jesus
came
again
into
Cana of
Galilee,
where he
made the
water
wine.
And there
was a
certain
nobleman,
whose
son was
sick
at
Capernaum.

\VS{47}When
he
heard
that
Jesus was
come out
of
Judæa
into
Galilee, he
went
unto
him,
and
besought
him
that he would come
down,
and
heal
his
son:
for he was at the point
of
death.

\VS{48}Then
said
Jesus
unto
him,
{\WJ{Except
ye see
signs
and
wonders,
ye will
not
believe.}}

\VS{49}The
nobleman
saith
unto
him,
Sir, come
down
ere
my
child
die.

\VS{50}Jesus
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Go thy way;
thy
son
liveth.}}
And the
man
believed the
word
that
Jesus had
spoken unto
him,
and he went his
way.

\VS{51}And
as
he
was
now going
down,
his
servants
met
him,
and
told
{\ADD{him}},
saying,
Thy
son
liveth.

\VS{52}Then enquired
he
of
them the
hour
when he
began to
amend.
And they
said unto
him,
Yesterday at
the
seventh
hour the
fever
left
him.

\VS{53}So the
father
knew
that
{\ADD{it was}}
at the
same
hour,
in the
which
Jesus
said unto
him,
Thy
son
liveth:
and
himself
believed,
and
his
whole
house.

\VS{54}This
{\ADD{is}}
again
the
second
miracle
{\ADD{that}}
Jesus
did, when he was
come out
of
Judæa
into
Galilee.




\par }\Chap{5}{\PP \VerseOne{1}After
this there
was a
feast of the
Jews;
and
Jesus went
up
to
Jerusalem.

\VS{2}Now there
is
at
Jerusalem
by the
sheep
{\ADD{market}} a
pool, which is
called in the Hebrew
tongue
Bethesda,
having
five
porches.

\VS{3}In
these
lay
a
great
multitude of impotent
folk, of
blind,
halt,
withered, waiting
for the
moving of the
water.

\VS{4}For an
angel went
down at a
certain
season
into the
pool,
and
troubled the
water:
whosoever
then
first
after the
troubling of the
water stepped
in was
made
whole
of
whatsoever
disease he
had.

\VS{5}And a
certain
man
was
there, which
had an
infirmity
thirty and
eight
years.

\VS{6}When
Jesus
saw
him
lie,
and
knew
that he had
been
now a
long
time
{\ADD{in that case}}, he
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Wilt thou
be made
whole?}}

\VS{7}The impotent
man
answered
him,
Sir, I
have
no
man,
when the
water is
troubled,
to
put
me
into the
pool:
but
while
I am
coming,
another steppeth
down
before
me.

\VS{8}Jesus
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Rise,
take up
thy
bed,
and
walk.}}

\VS{9}And
immediately the
man was
made
whole,
and took
up
his
bed,
and
walked:
and
on the
same
day
was the
sabbath.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ The
Jews
therefore
said unto him that was
cured, It
is the sabbath
day: it
is
not
lawful for
thee to
carry
{\ADD{thy}}
bed.

\VS{11}He
answered
them, He that
made
me
whole, the
same
said unto
me, Take
up
thy
bed,
and
walk.

\VS{12}Then asked
they
him,
What
man
is that which
said unto
thee, Take
up
thy
bed,
and
walk?

\VS{13}And he that was
healed
wist
not
who it
was:
for
Jesus had conveyed himself
away, a
multitude
being
in
{\ADD{that}}
place.

\VS{14}Afterward
Jesus
findeth
him
in the
temple,
and
said unto
him,
{\WJ{Behold,
thou art made
whole:
sin
no more,
lest
a worse
thing
come
unto thee.}}

\VS{15}The
man
departed,
and
told the
Jews
that it
was
Jesus, which had
made
him
whole.

\VS{16}And
therefore
did the
Jews
persecute
Jesus,
and
sought to
slay
him,
because he had
done these
things
on the sabbath
day.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶
But
Jesus
answered
them,
{\WJ{My
Father
worketh
hitherto,
and I
work.}}

\VS{18}Therefore the
Jews
sought the
more to
kill
him,
because
he
not
only had
broken the
sabbath,
but
said
also
that
God was
his
Father,
making
himself
equal with
God.

\VS{19}Then
answered
Jesus
and
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
The Son
can
do
nothing
of
himself,
but
what
he seeth
the Father
do:
for
what things
soever
he
doeth,
these
also
doeth
the Son
likewise.}}

\VS{20}{\WJ{For
the Father
loveth
the Son,
and
sheweth
him
all things
that
himself
doeth:
and
he will shew
him
greater
works
than these,
that
ye
may marvel.}}

\VS{21}{\WJ{For
as
the Father
raiseth up
the dead,
and
quickeneth
{\ADD{them}};
even
so
the Son
quickeneth
whom
he will.}}

\VS{22}{\WJ{For
the Father
judgeth
no man,
but
hath committed
all
judgment
unto the Son:}}

\VS{23}{\WJ{That
all
{\ADD{men}}
should honour
the Son,
even as
they honour
the Father.
He that honoureth
not
the Son
honoureth
not
the Father
which hath sent
him.}}

\VS{24}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
He that
heareth
my
word,
and
believeth
on him that sent
me,
hath
everlasting
life,
and
shall
not
come
into
condemnation;
but
is passed
from
death
unto
life.}}

\VS{25}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
The hour
is coming,
and
now
is,
when
the dead
shall hear
the voice
of the Son
of God:
and
they that hear
shall live.}}

\VS{26}{\WJ{For
as
the Father
hath
life
in
himself;
so
hath he given
to the Son
to have
life
in
himself;}}

\VS{27}{\WJ{And
hath given
him
authority
to execute
judgment
also,
because
he is
the Son
of man.}}

\VS{28}{\WJ{Marvel
not
at this:
for
the hour
is coming,
in
the which
all
that are
in
the graves
shall hear
his
voice,}}

\VS{29}{\WJ{And
shall come forth;
they that have done
good,
unto
the resurrection
of life;
and
they that have done
evil,
unto
the resurrection
of damnation.}}

\VS{30}{\WJ{I
can
of
mine own self
do
nothing:
as
I hear,
I judge:
and
my
judgment
is
just;
because
I seek
not
mine own
will,
but
the will
of the Father
which hath sent
me.}}

\VS{31}{\WJ{If
I
bear witness
of
myself,
my
witness
is
not
true.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{32}{\WJ{¶
There is
another
that beareth witness
of
me;
and
I know
that
the witness
which
he witnesseth
of
me
is
true.}}

\VS{33}{\WJ{Ye
sent
unto
John,
and
he bare witness
unto the truth.}}

\VS{34}{\WJ{But
I
receive
not
testimony
from
man:
but
these things
I say,
that
ye
might be saved.}}

\VS{35}{\WJ{He
was
a
burning
and
a shining
light:
and
ye
were willing
for
a season
to rejoice
in
his
light.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{36}{\WJ{¶
But
I
have
greater
witness
than that of John:
for
the works
which
the Father
hath given
me
to
finish,
the same
works
that
I
do,
bear witness
of
me,
that
the Father
hath sent
me.}}

\VS{37}{\WJ{And
the Father
himself,
which hath sent
me,
hath borne witness
of
me.
Ye have
neither
heard
his
voice
at any time,
nor
seen
his
shape.}}

\VS{38}{\WJ{And
ye have
not
his
word
abiding
in
you:
for
whom
he
hath sent,
him
ye
believe
not.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{39}{\WJ{¶
Search
the scriptures;
for
in
them
ye
think
ye have
eternal
life:
and
they
are
they which testify
of
me.}}

\VS{40}{\WJ{And
ye will
not
come
to
me,
that
ye might have
life.}}

\VS{41}{\WJ{I
receive
not
honour
from
men.}}

\VS{42}{\WJ{But
I know
you,
that
ye have
not
the love
of God
in
you.}}

\VS{43}{\WJ{I
am come
in
my
Father’s
name,
and
ye receive
me
not:
if
another
shall come
in
his own
name,
him
ye will receive.}}

\VS{44}{\WJ{How
can
ye
believe,
which receive
honour
one
of
another,
and
seek
not
the honour
that
{\ADD{cometh}}
from
God
only?}}

\VS{45}{\WJ{Do
not
think
that
I
will accuse
you
to
the Father:
there is
{\ADD{one}}
that accuseth
you,
{\ADD{even}}
Moses,
in
whom
ye
trust.}}

\VS{46}{\WJ{For
had
ye believed
Moses,
ye would have believed
me:
for
he
wrote
of
me.}}

\VS{47}{\WJ{But
if
ye believe
not
his
writings,
how
shall ye believe
my
words?}}




\par }\Chap{6}{\PP \VerseOne{1}After these
things
Jesus
went
over the
sea of
Galilee, which is
{\ADD{the sea}} of
Tiberias.

\VS{2}And
a
great
multitude
followed
him,
because they
saw
his
miracles
which he
did
on them that were
diseased.

\VS{3}And
Jesus went
up
into a
mountain,
and
there he
sat
with
his
disciples.

\VS{4}And the
passover, a
feast of the
Jews,
was
nigh.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶
When
Jesus
then lifted
up
{\ADD{his}}
eyes,
and
saw
a
great
company
come
unto
him, he
saith
unto
Philip,
{\WJ{Whence
shall we buy
bread,
that
these
may eat?}}

\VS{6}And
this he
said to
prove
him:
for he
himself
knew
what he
would
do.

\VS{7}Philip
answered
him, Two
hundred
pennyworth of
bread
is
not
sufficient for
them,
that every
one of
them may
take
a
little.

\VS{8}One
of
his
disciples,
Andrew,
Simon
Peter’s
brother,
saith unto
him,

\VS{9}There
is a
lad
here,
which
hath
five
barley
loaves,
and
two small
fishes:
but
what
are
they
among so
many?

\VS{10}And
Jesus
said,
{\WJ{Make
the men
sit down.}}
Now there
was
much
grass
in the
place.
So the
men sat
down, in
number
about five
thousand.

\VS{11}And
Jesus
took the
loaves;
and when he had given
thanks, he
distributed to the
disciples,
and the
disciples to them that were set
down;
and
likewise
of the
fishes as much
as they
would.

\VS{12}When they were
filled, he
said unto
his
disciples,
{\WJ{Gather up
the fragments
that remain,
that
nothing
be lost.}}

\VS{13}Therefore they
gathered
{\ADD{them}}
together,
and
filled
twelve
baskets with the
fragments
of the
five
barley
loaves,
which remained over and
above unto them that had
eaten.

\VS{14}Then those
men, when they had
seen the
miracle
that
Jesus
did,
said,
This
is of a
truth that
prophet that should
come
into the
world.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶
When
Jesus
therefore
perceived
that they
would
come
and
take
him by
force,
to
make
him a
king, he
departed
again
into a
mountain
himself
alone.

\VS{16}And
when
even
was
{\ADD{now}}
come,
his
disciples went
down
unto the
sea,

\VS{17}And
entered
into a
ship, and
went
over the
sea
toward
Capernaum.
And it
was
now
dark,
and
Jesus
was
not
come
to
them.

\VS{18}And the
sea
arose by reason of a
great
wind that
blew.

\VS{19}So
when they had
rowed
about five and
twenty
or
thirty
furlongs, they
see
Jesus
walking
on the
sea,
and
drawing
nigh unto the
ship:
and they were
afraid.

\VS{20}But he
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{It is
I;
be
not
afraid.}}

\VS{21}Then they
willingly
received
him
into the
ship:
and
immediately the
ship
was
at the
land
whither
they
went.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ The day
following, when the
people which
stood on the other
side of the
sea
saw
that there
was
none
other
boat
there,
save
that
one
whereinto
his
disciples were
entered,
and
that
Jesus
went
not
with
his
disciples
into the
boat,
but
{\ADD{that}}
his
disciples were gone
away
alone;

\VS{23}(Howbeit there
came
other
boats
from
Tiberias nigh
unto the
place
where they did
eat
bread, after
that the
Lord had given
thanks:)

\VS{24}When the
people
therefore
saw
that
Jesus
was
not
there,
neither
his
disciples,
they
also
took
shipping,
and
came
to
Capernaum, seeking
for
Jesus.

\VS{25}And when they had
found
him on the other
side of the
sea, they
said unto
him,
Rabbi,
when camest
thou
hither?

\VS{26}Jesus
answered
them
and
said,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
Ye seek
me,
not
because
ye saw
the miracles,
but
because
ye did eat
of
the loaves,
and
were filled.}}

\VS{27}{\WJ{Labour
not
for the meat
which perisheth,
but
for that meat
which endureth
unto
everlasting
life,
which
the Son
of man
shall give
unto you:
for
him
hath
God
the Father
sealed.}}

\VS{28}Then said
they
unto
him,
What shall we
do,
that we might
work the
works of
God?

\VS{29}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
them,
{\WJ{This
is
the work
of God,
that
ye believe
on
him whom
he
hath sent.}}

\VS{30}They
said
therefore unto
him,
What
sign
shewest
thou
then,
that we may
see,
and
believe
thee?
what dost thou
work?

\VS{31}Our
fathers did
eat
manna
in the
desert;
as it
is
written, He
gave
them
bread
from
heaven to
eat.

\VS{32}Then
Jesus
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
Moses
gave
you
not
that bread
from
heaven;
but
my
Father
giveth
you
the
true
bread
from
heaven.}}

\VS{33}{\WJ{For
the bread
of God
is
he which cometh down
from
heaven,
and
giveth
life
unto the world.}}

\VS{34}Then said
they
unto
him,
Lord,
evermore
give
us
this
bread.

\VS{35}And
Jesus
said unto
them,
{\WJ{I
am
the bread
of life:
he that cometh
to
me
shall
never
hunger;
and
he that believeth
on
me
shall
never
thirst.}}

\VS{36}{\WJ{But
I said
unto you,
That
ye
also
have seen
me,
and
believe
not.}}

\VS{37}{\WJ{All
that
the Father
giveth
me
shall come
to
me;
and
him that cometh
to
me
I will
in no wise
cast
out.}}

\VS{38}{\WJ{For
I came down
from
heaven,
not
to
do
mine own
will,
but
the will
of him that sent
me.}}

\VS{39}{\WJ{And
this
is
the Father’s
will
which hath sent
me,
that
of
all
which
he hath given
me
I should lose
nothing,
but
should raise
it
up again
at
the last
day.}}

\VS{40}{\WJ{And
this
is
the will
of him that sent
me,
that
every one
which seeth
the Son,
and
believeth
on
him,
may have
everlasting
life:
and
I
will raise
him
up
at the
last
day.}}

\VS{41}The
Jews
then
murmured
at
him,
because he
said,
I
am the
bread which came
down
from
heaven.

\VS{42}And they
said,
Is
not
this
Jesus, the
son of
Joseph,
whose
father
and
mother
we
know?
how is it
then
that
he
saith, I came
down
from
heaven?

\VS{43}Jesus
therefore
answered
and
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Murmur
not
among
yourselves.}}

\VS{44}{\WJ{No man
can
come
to
me,
except
the Father
which hath sent
me
draw
him:
and
I
will raise
him
up
at the
last
day.}}

\VS{45}{\WJ{It is
written
in
the prophets,
And
they shall be
all
taught
of God.
Every man
therefore
that hath heard,
and
hath learned
of
the Father,
cometh
unto
me.}}

\VS{46}{\WJ{Not
that
any man
hath seen
the Father,
save
he which is
of
God,
he
hath seen
the Father.}}

\VS{47}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
He that believeth
on
me
hath
everlasting
life.}}

\VS{48}{\WJ{I
am
that bread
of life.}}

\VS{49}{\WJ{Your
fathers
did eat
manna
in
the wilderness,
and
are dead.}}

\VS{50}{\WJ{This
is
the bread
which cometh down
from
heaven,
that
a man
may eat
thereof,
and
not
die.}}

\VS{51}{\WJ{I
am
the
living
bread
which came down
from
heaven:
if
any man
eat
of
this
bread,
he shall live
for
ever:
and
the bread
that
I
will give
is
my
flesh,
which
I
will give
for
the life
of the world.}}

\VS{52}The
Jews
therefore
strove
among
themselves,
saying,
How
can this
man
give
us
{\ADD{his}}
flesh to
eat?

\VS{53}Then
Jesus
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
Except
ye eat
the flesh
of the Son
of man,
and
drink
his
blood,
ye have
no
life
in
you.}}

\VS{54}{\WJ{Whoso eateth
my
flesh,
and
drinketh
my
blood,
hath
eternal
life;
and
I
will raise
him
up
at the
last
day.}}

\VS{55}{\WJ{For
my
flesh
is
meat
indeed,
and
my
blood
is
drink
indeed.}}

\VS{56}{\WJ{He that eateth
my
flesh,
and
drinketh
my
blood,
dwelleth
in
me,
and I
in
him.}}

\VS{57}{\WJ{As
the
living
Father
hath sent
me,
and I
live
by
the Father:
so
he that eateth
me,
even he
shall live
by
me.}}

\VS{58}{\WJ{This
is
that bread
which came down
from
heaven:
not
as
your
fathers
did eat
manna,
and
are dead:
he that eateth
of
this
bread
shall live
for
ever.}}

\VS{59}These
things said
he
in the
synagogue, as he
taught
in
Capernaum.

\VS{60}Many
therefore
of
his
disciples, when they had
heard
{\ADD{this}},
said,
This
is
an
hard
saying;
who
can
hear
it?

\VS{61}When
Jesus
knew
in
himself
that
his
disciples
murmured
at
it, he
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Doth
this
offend
you?}}

\VS{62}{\WJ{{\ADD{What}}
and
if
ye shall see
the Son
of man
ascend up
where
he was
before?}}

\VS{63}{\WJ{It is
the spirit
that quickeneth;
the flesh
profiteth
nothing:
the words
that
I
speak
unto you,
{\ADD{they}}
are
spirit,
and
{\ADD{they}}
are
life.}}

\VS{64}{\WJ{But
there are
some
of
you
that
believe
not.}}
For
Jesus
knew
from the
beginning
who they
were that
believed
not,
and
who
should
betray
him.

\VS{65}And he
said,
{\WJ{Therefore
said I
unto you,
that
no man
can
come
unto
me,
except
it were
given
unto him
of
my
Father.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{66}¶
From
that
{\ADD{time}}
many
of
his
disciples
went
back,
and
walked no
more
with
him.

\VS{67}Then
said
Jesus unto the
twelve,
{\WJ{Will
ye
also
go away?}}

\VS{68}Then
Simon
Peter
answered
him,
Lord,
to
whom shall we
go? thou
hast the
words
of
eternal
life.

\VS{69}And
we
believe
and are
sure
that
thou
art that
Christ, the
Son of
the
living
God.

\VS{70}Jesus
answered
them,
{\WJ{Have
not
I
chosen
you
twelve,
and
one
of
you
is
a devil?}}

\VS{71}He
spake of
Judas
Iscariot
{\ADD{the son}} of
Simon:
for
he it was that
should
betray
him,
being
one
of the
twelve.




\par }\Chap{7}{\PP \VerseOne{1}After these
things
Jesus
walked
in
Galilee:
for he
would
not
walk
in
Jewry,
because the
Jews
sought to
kill
him.

\VS{2}Now the
Jews’
feast of
tabernacles
was at
hand.

\VS{3}His
brethren
therefore
said
unto
him,
Depart
hence,
and
go
into
Judæa,
that
thy
disciples
also may
see the
works
that
thou
doest.

\VS{4}For
{\ADD{there is}} no
man
{\ADD{that}}
doeth any
thing
in
secret,
and
he
himself
seeketh to be
known
openly.
If thou
do these
things,
shew
thyself to the
world.

\VS{5}For
neither
did
his
brethren
believe
in
him.

\VS{6}Then
Jesus
said unto
them,
{\WJ{My
time
is
not yet
come:
but
your
time
is
alway
ready.}}

\VS{7}{\WJ{The world
cannot
hate
you;
but
me
it hateth,
because
I
testify
of
it,
that
the works
thereof
are
evil.}}

\VS{8}{\WJ{Go
ye
up
unto
this
feast:
I
go
not
up
yet
unto
this
feast;
for
my
time
is
not yet
full come.}}

\VS{9}When he had
said these
words unto
them, he
abode
{\ADD{still}}
in
Galilee.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶
But
when
his
brethren were gone
up,
then
went
he
also
up
unto the
feast,
not
openly,
but as it
were
in
secret.

\VS{11}Then the
Jews
sought
him
at the
feast,
and
said,
Where
is
he?

\VS{12}And there
was
much
murmuring
among the
people
concerning
him: for
some
said, He
is a good
man:
others
said,
Nay;
but he
deceiveth the
people.

\VS{13}Howbeit no
man
spake
openly
of
him
for
fear of the
Jews.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶
Now about the
midst of the
feast
Jesus went
up
into the
temple,
and
taught.

\VS{15}And the
Jews
marvelled,
saying,
How
knoweth this
man
letters,
having
never
learned?

\VS{16}Jesus
answered
them,
and
said,
{\WJ{My
doctrine
is
not
mine,
but
his that sent
me.}}

\VS{17}{\WJ{If
any man
will
do
his
will,
he shall know
of
the doctrine,
whether
it be
of
God,
or
{\ADD{whether}}
I
speak
of
myself.}}

\VS{18}{\WJ{He that speaketh
of
himself
seeketh
his own
glory:
but
he that seeketh
his
glory
that sent
him,
the same
is
true,
and
no
unrighteousness
is
in
him.}}

\VS{19}{\WJ{Did
not
Moses
give
you
the law,
and
{\ADD{yet}}
none
of
you
keepeth
the law?
Why
go ye about
to kill
me?}}

\VS{20}The
people
answered
and
said, Thou
hast a
devil:
who goeth
about to
kill
thee?

\VS{21}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
them,
{\WJ{I have done
one
work,
and
ye
all
marvel.}}

\VS{22}{\WJ{Moses
therefore
gave
unto you
circumcision; (not
because
it is
of
Moses,
but
of
the fathers;)
and
ye
on
the sabbath day
circumcise
a man.}}

\VS{23}{\WJ{If
a man
on
the sabbath day
receive
circumcision,
that
the law
of Moses
should
not
be broken;
are ye angry
at me,
because
I have made
a man
every whit
whole
on
the sabbath day?}}

\VS{24}{\WJ{Judge
not
according to
the appearance,
but
judge
righteous
judgment.}}

\VS{25}Then
said
some
of them of
Jerusalem,
Is
not
this
he,
whom they
seek to
kill?

\VS{26}But,
lo, he
speaketh
boldly,
and they
say
nothing unto
him.
Do the
rulers
know
indeed
that
this
is the
very
Christ?

\VS{27}Howbeit we
know this
man
whence he
is:
but
when
Christ
cometh, no
man
knoweth
whence he
is.

\VS{28}Then
cried
Jesus
in the
temple as he
taught,
saying,
{\WJ{Ye
both
know
me,
and
ye know
whence
I am:
and
I am
not
come
of
myself,
but
he that sent
me
is
true,
whom
ye
know
not.}}

\VS{29}{\WJ{But
I
know
him:
for
I am
from
him,
and he
hath sent
me.}}

\VS{30}Then they
sought to
take
him:
but no
man
laid
hands
on
him,
because
his
hour
was not
yet
come.

\VS{31}And
many
of the
people
believed
on
him,
and
said,
When
Christ
cometh, will he
do
more
miracles than
these
which
this
{\ADD{man}} hath
done?


\par }{\PP \VS{32}¶ The
Pharisees
heard
that the
people
murmured such
things
concerning
him;
and the
Pharisees
and the chief
priests
sent
officers
to
take
him.

\VS{33}Then
said
Jesus unto
them,
{\WJ{Yet
a little
while
am I
with
you,
and
{\ADD{then}}
I go
unto
him that sent
me.}}

\VS{34}{\WJ{Ye shall seek
me,
and
shall
not
find
{\ADD{me}}:
and
where
I
am,
{\ADD{thither}}
ye
cannot
come.}}

\VS{35}Then
said the
Jews
among
themselves,
Whither
will
he
go,
that
we
shall
not
find
him? will
he
go
unto the
dispersed among the
Gentiles,
and
teach the
Gentiles?

\VS{36}What
{\ADD{manner of}}
saying
is
this
that he
said, Ye shall
seek
me,
and
shall
not
find
{\ADD{me}}:
and
where
I
am,
{\ADD{thither}}
ye
cannot
come?

\VS{37}In the
last
day,
that
great
{\ADD{day}} of the
feast,
Jesus
stood
and
cried,
saying,
{\WJ{If
any man
thirst,
let him come
unto
me,
and
drink.}}

\VS{38}{\WJ{He that believeth
on
me,
as
the scripture
hath said,
out of
his
belly
shall flow
rivers
of
living
water.}}

\VS{39}(But
this spake
he
of the
Spirit,
which they that
believe
on
him
should
receive:
for
the
Holy
Ghost
was not
yet
{\ADD{given}}; because
that
Jesus
was not
yet
glorified.)


\par }{\PP \VS{40}¶
Many
of the
people
therefore, when they
heard this
saying,
said, Of a
truth
this
is the
Prophet.

\VS{41}Others
said,
This
is the
Christ.
But
some
said,
Shall
Christ
come out
of
Galilee?

\VS{42}Hath
not the
scripture
said,
That
Christ
cometh
of the
seed of
David,
and
out of the
town of
Bethlehem,
where
David
was?

\VS{43}So there
was a
division
among the
people
because of
him.

\VS{44}And
some
of
them would
have
taken
him;
but no
man
laid
hands
on
him.


\par }{\PP \VS{45}¶
Then
came the
officers
to the chief
priests
and
Pharisees;
and
they
said unto
them,
Why have
ye
not
brought
him?

\VS{46}The
officers
answered,
Never
man
spake
like
this
man.

\VS{47}Then
answered
them the
Pharisees,
Are
ye
also
deceived?

\VS{48}Have
any
of the
rulers
or
of the
Pharisees
believed
on
him?

\VS{49}But
this
people who
knoweth
not the
law
are
cursed.

\VS{50}Nicodemus
saith
unto
them, (he that
came
to
Jesus by
night,
being
one
of
them,)

\VS{51}Doth
our
law
judge
{\ADD{any}}
man,
before it
hear
him,
and
know
what he
doeth?

\VS{52}They
answered
and
said unto
him,
Art
thou
also
of
Galilee?
Search,
and
look:
for out
of
Galilee
ariseth
no
prophet.

\VS{53}And every
man
went
unto his
own
house.




\par }\Chap{8}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Jesus
went
unto the
mount of
Olives.

\VS{2}And early in the
morning he
came
again
into the
temple,
and
all the
people
came
unto
him;
and he sat
down, and
taught
them.

\VS{3}And the
scribes
and
Pharisees
brought
unto
him a
woman
taken
in
adultery;
and when they had
set
her
in the
midst,

\VS{4}They
say unto
him,
Master,
this
woman was
taken in
adultery, in the very
act.

\VS{5}Now
Moses
in the
law
commanded
us,
that
such should be
stoned:
but
what
sayest
thou?

\VS{6}This they
said,
tempting
him,
that they might
have to
accuse
him.
But
Jesus
stooped
down, and
with
{\ADD{his}}
finger
wrote
on the
ground,
{\ADD{
as though he heard them
not}}.

\VS{7}So
when they
continued
asking
him, he lifted up
himself, and
said
unto
them,
{\WJ{He that is without sin
among you,
let him
first
cast
a stone
at
her.}}

\VS{8}And
again he
stooped
down, and
wrote
on the
ground.

\VS{9}And they which
heard
{\ADD{it}}, being
convicted
by
{\ADD{their own}}
conscience, went
out
one
by
one,
beginning
at the
eldest,
{\ADD{even}}
unto the
last:
and
Jesus was
left
alone,
and the
woman
standing
in the
midst.

\VS{10}When
Jesus had lifted up
himself,
and
saw
none
but the
woman, he
said unto
her,
{\WJ{Woman,
where
are
those
thine
accusers?
hath
no man
condemned
thee?}}

\VS{11}She
said, No
man,
Lord.
And
Jesus
said unto
her,
{\WJ{Neither
do
I
condemn
thee:
go,
and
sin
no more.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶
Then
spake
Jesus
again unto
them,
saying,
{\WJ{I
am
the light
of the world:
he that followeth
me
shall
not
walk
in
darkness,
but
shall have
the light
of life.}}

\VS{13}The
Pharisees
therefore
said unto
him,
Thou bearest
record
of
thyself;
thy
record
is
not
true.

\VS{14}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Though
I
bear record
of
myself,
{\ADD{yet}}
my
record
is
true:
for
I know
whence
I came,
and
whither
I go;
but
ye
cannot
tell
whence
I come,
and
whither
I go.}}

\VS{15}{\WJ{Ye
judge
after
the flesh;
I
judge
no
man.}}

\VS{16}{\WJ{And
yet
if
I
judge,
my
judgment
is
true:
for
I am
not
alone,
but
I
and
the Father
that sent
me.}}

\VS{17}{\WJ{It is
also
written
in
your
law,
that
the testimony
of two
men
is
true.}}

\VS{18}{\WJ{I
am
one that bear witness
of
myself,
and
the Father
that sent
me
beareth witness
of
me.}}

\VS{19}Then said
they unto
him,
Where
is
thy
Father?
Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{Ye
neither
know
me,
nor
my
Father:
if
ye had known
me,
ye should have known
my
Father
also.}}

\VS{20}These
words
spake
Jesus
in the
treasury, as he
taught
in the
temple:
and no
man laid
hands on
him;
for
his
hour
was not
yet
come.

\VS{21}Then
said
Jesus
again unto
them,
{\WJ{I
go my way,
and
ye shall seek
me,
and
shall die
in
your
sins:
whither
I
go,
ye
cannot
come.}}

\VS{22}Then
said the
Jews,
Will he
kill
himself?
because he
saith,
Whither
I
go,
ye
cannot
come.

\VS{23}And he
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Ye
are
from
beneath;
I
am
from
above:
ye
are
of
this
world;
I
am
not
of
this
world.}}

\VS{24}{\WJ{I said
therefore
unto you,
that
ye shall die
in
your
sins:
for
if
ye believe
not
that
I
am
{\ADD{he}},
ye shall die
in
your
sins.}}

\VS{25}Then said
they unto
him,
Who art
thou?
And
Jesus
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Even
{\ADD{the same}}
that
I said
unto you
from the beginning.}}

\VS{26}{\WJ{I have
many things
to say
and
to judge
of
you:
but
he that sent
me
is
true;
and I
speak
to
the world
those things
which
I have heard
of
him.}}

\VS{27}They
understood
not
that he
spake to
them of the
Father.

\VS{28}Then
said
Jesus unto
them,
{\WJ{When
ye have lifted up
the Son
of man,
then
shall ye know
that
I
am
{\ADD{he}},
and
{\ADD{that}} I
do
nothing
of
myself;
but
as
my
Father
hath taught
me,
I speak
these things.}}

\VS{29}{\WJ{And
he that sent
me
is
with
me:
the Father
hath
not
left
me
alone;
for
I
do
always
those things that please
him.}}

\VS{30}As
he
spake these
words,
many
believed
on
him.

\VS{31}Then
said
Jesus
to
those
Jews which
believed on
him,
{\WJ{If
ye
continue
in
my
word,
{\ADD{then}}
are ye
my
disciples
indeed;}}

\VS{32}{\WJ{And
ye shall know
the truth,
and
the truth
shall make
you
free.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{33}¶ They
answered
him, We
be
Abraham’s
seed,
and
were
never in
bondage to any
man:
how
sayest
thou, Ye shall be
made
free?

\VS{34}Jesus
answered
them,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
Whosoever
committeth
sin
is
the servant
of sin.}}

\VS{35}{\WJ{And
the servant
abideth
not
in
the house
for
ever:
{\ADD{but}}
the Son
abideth
ever.}}

\VS{36}{\WJ{If
the Son
therefore
shall make
you
free,
ye shall be
free
indeed.}}

\VS{37}{\WJ{I know
that
ye are
Abraham’s
seed;
but
ye seek
to kill
me,
because
my
word
hath
no
place
in
you.}}

\VS{38}{\WJ{I
speak
that
which
I have seen
with
my
Father:
and
ye
do
that
which
ye have seen
with
your
father.}}

\VS{39}They
answered
and
said unto
him,
Abraham
is
our
father.
Jesus
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{If ye
were
Abraham’s
children,
ye would do
the works
of Abraham.}}

\VS{40}{\WJ{But
now
ye seek
to kill
me,
a man
that
hath told
you
the truth,
which
I have heard
of
God:
this
did
not
Abraham.}}

\VS{41}{\WJ{Ye
do
the deeds
of your
father.}}
Then said
they to
him,
We
be
not
born
of
fornication; we
have
one
Father,
{\ADD{even}}
God.

\VS{42}Jesus
said unto
them,
{\WJ{If
God
were
your
Father,
ye would love
me:
for
I
proceeded forth
and
came
from
God;
neither
came I
of
myself,
but
he
sent
me.}}

\VS{43}{\WJ{Why
do ye
not
understand
my
speech?
{\ADD{even}}
because
ye
cannot
hear
my
word.}}

\VS{44}{\WJ{Ye
are
of
{\ADD{your}}
father
the devil,
and
the lusts of
your
father
ye will
do.
He
was
a murderer
from
the beginning,
and
abode
not
in
the truth,
because
there is
no
truth
in
him.
When
he speaketh
a lie, he
speaketh
of
his own:
for
he is
a liar,
and
the father
of it.}}

\VS{45}{\WJ{And
because
I
tell
{\ADD{you}}
the truth,
ye believe
me
not.}}

\VS{46}{\WJ{Which
of
you
convinceth
me
of
sin?
And
if
I say
the truth,
why
do
ye
not
believe
me?}}

\VS{47}{\WJ{He that is
of
God
heareth
God’s
words:
ye
therefore
hear
{\ADD{them}}
not,
because
ye are
not
of
God.}}

\VS{48}Then
answered the
Jews,
and
said unto
him,
Say
we
not
well
that
thou
art a
Samaritan,
and
hast a
devil?

\VS{49}Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{I
have
not
a devil;
but
I honour
my
Father,
and
ye
do dishonour
me.}}

\VS{50}{\WJ{And
I
seek
not
mine own
glory:
there is
one that seeketh
and
judgeth.}}

\VS{51}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
If
a man
keep
my
saying,
he shall
never
see
death.}}

\VS{52}Then
said the
Jews unto
him,
Now we
know
that thou
hast a
devil.
Abraham is
dead,
and the
prophets;
and
thou
sayest,
If a
man
keep
my
saying, he
shall
never
taste of
death.

\VS{53}Art
thou greater
than
our
father
Abraham,
which is
dead?
and the
prophets are
dead:
whom
makest
thou
thyself?

\VS{54}Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{If
I
honour
myself,
my
honour
is
nothing:
it is
my
Father
that honoureth
me;
of whom
ye
say,
that
he is
your
God:}}

\VS{55}{\WJ{Yet
ye have
not
known
him;
but
I
know
him:
and
if
I should say,
I know
him
not,
I shall be
a liar
like
unto you:
but
I know
him,
and
keep
his
saying.}}

\VS{56}{\WJ{Your
father
Abraham
rejoiced
to
see
my
day:
and
he saw
{\ADD{it}},
and
was glad.}}

\VS{57}Then
said the
Jews
unto
him, Thou
art not
yet
fifty
years
old,
and hast thou
seen
Abraham?

\VS{58}Jesus
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
Before
Abraham
was,
I
am.}}

\VS{59}Then took they
up
stones
to
cast
at
him:
but
Jesus hid
himself,
and went
out
of the
temple,
going
through the
midst of
them,
and
so passed
by.




\par }\Chap{9}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
as
{\ADD{Jesus}} passed
by, he
saw a
man which was
blind
from
{\ADD{his}}
birth.

\VS{2}And
his
disciples
asked
him,
saying,
Master,
who did
sin, this
man,
or
his
parents,
that he was
born
blind?

\VS{3}Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{Neither
hath
this man
sinned,
nor
his
parents:
but
that
the works
of God
should be made manifest
in
him.}}

\VS{4}{\WJ{I
must
work
the works
of him that sent
me,
while
it is
day:
the night
cometh,
when
no man
can
work.}}

\VS{5}{\WJ{As long as
I am
in
the world,
I am
the light
of the world.}}

\VS{6}When he
had
thus
spoken, he
spat on the
ground,
and
made
clay
of the
spittle,
and he
anointed the
eyes of the blind
man with the
clay,

\VS{7}And
said unto
him,
{\WJ{Go,
wash
in
the pool
of Siloam,}} (which is by
interpretation,
Sent.) He went his
way
therefore,
and
washed,
and
came
seeing.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ The
neighbours
therefore,
and they
which
before had
seen
him
that he
was
blind,
said,
Is
not
this he that
sat
and
begged?

\VS{9}Some
said,
This is
he:
others
{\ADD{said}}, He
is
like
him:
{\ADD{but}}
he
said,
I
am
{\ADD{he}}.

\VS{10}Therefore said
they unto
him,
How
were
thine
eyes
opened?

\VS{11}He
answered
and
said, A
man that is
called
Jesus
made
clay,
and
anointed
mine
eyes,
and
said unto
me,
Go
to the
pool of
Siloam,
and
wash:
and I
went
and
washed, and I received
sight.

\VS{12}Then said
they unto
him,
Where
is
he? He
said, I
know
not.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ They
brought
to the
Pharisees
him
that
aforetime was
blind.

\VS{14}And it
was the sabbath
day
when
Jesus
made the
clay,
and
opened
his
eyes.

\VS{15}Then
again the
Pharisees
also
asked
him
how he had received his
sight. He
said unto
them, He
put
clay
upon
mine
eyes,
and I
washed,
and do
see.

\VS{16}Therefore
said
some
of the
Pharisees,
This
man
is
not
of
God,
because he
keepeth
not the sabbath
day.
Others
said,
How
can a
man that is a
sinner
do
such
miracles?
And there
was a
division
among
them.

\VS{17}They
say unto the blind
man
again,
What
sayest
thou
of
him,
that he hath
opened
thine
eyes? He
said, He
is a
prophet.

\VS{18}But the
Jews
did
not
believe
concerning
him,
that he had
been
blind,
and received his
sight,
until they
called the
parents of
him that had received his
sight.

\VS{19}And they
asked
them,
saying,
Is
this
your
son,
who
ye
say was
born
blind?
how
then doth
he
now
see?

\VS{20}His
parents
answered
them
and
said, We
know
that
this
is
our
son,
and
that he was
born
blind:

\VS{21}But by what
means
he
now
seeth, we
know
not;
or
who hath
opened
his
eyes,
we
know
not:
he is
of
age;
ask
him:
he shall
speak
for
himself.

\VS{22}These
{\ADD{words}}
spake
his
parents,
because they
feared the
Jews:
for the
Jews had
agreed
already,
that
if any
man did
confess that he
was
Christ, he should be
put out of the
synagogue.

\VS{23}Therefore
said
his
parents, He
is of
age;
ask
him.

\VS{24}Then
again called
they the
man
that
was
blind,
and
said unto
him,
Give
God the
praise:
we
know
that
this
man
is a
sinner.

\VS{25}He
answered
and
said,
Whether he
be a
sinner
{\ADD{or no}}, I
know
not: one
thing I
know,
that, whereas I
was
blind,
now I
see.

\VS{26}Then said
they to
him
again,
What did
he to
thee?
how opened
he
thine
eyes?

\VS{27}He
answered
them, I have
told
you
already,
and ye
did
not
hear:
wherefore would
ye
hear
{\ADD{it}}
again?
will
ye
also
be
his
disciples?

\VS{28}Then they
reviled
him,
and
said,
Thou
art
his
disciple;
but
we
are
Moses’
disciples.

\VS{29}We
know
that
God
spake unto
Moses:
{\ADD{as
for}}
this
{\ADD{fellow}}, we
know
not from
whence he
is.

\VS{30}The
man
answered
and
said unto
them,
Why
herein
is a marvellous
thing,
that
ye
know
not from
whence he
is,
and
{\ADD{yet}} he hath
opened
mine
eyes.

\VS{31}Now we
know
that
God
heareth
not
sinners:
but
if any
man
be a worshipper of
God,
and
doeth
his
will,
him he
heareth.

\VS{32}Since the world
began was
it
not
heard
that any
man
opened the
eyes of one that was
born
blind.

\VS{33}If this
man
were
not
of
God, he
could
do
nothing.

\VS{34}They
answered
and
said unto
him,
Thou
wast
altogether
born
in
sins,
and
dost
thou
teach
us?
And they
cast
him
out.

\VS{35}Jesus
heard
that they had
cast
him
out;
and when he had
found
him, he
said unto
him,
{\WJ{Dost
thou
believe
on
the Son
of God?}}

\VS{36}He
answered
and
said,
Who is
he,
Lord,
that I might
believe
on
him?

\VS{37}And
Jesus
said unto
him,
{\WJ{Thou hast
both
seen
him,
and
it is
he
that talketh
with
thee.}}

\VS{38}And
he
said,
Lord, I
believe.
And he
worshipped
him.


\par }{\PP \VS{39}¶
And
Jesus
said,
{\WJ{For
judgment
I
am come
into
this
world,
that
they which see
not
might see;
and
that they which see might
be made
blind.}}

\VS{40}And
{\ADD{some}}
of the
Pharisees which
were
with
him
heard these
words,
and
said unto
him,
Are
we
blind
also?

\VS{41}Jesus
said unto
them,
{\WJ{If
ye were
blind,
ye should have
no
sin:
but
now
ye say,
We see;
therefore
your
sin
remaineth.}}




\par }\Chap{10}{\PP \VerseOne{1}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
He that
entereth
not
by
the door
into
the sheepfold,
but
climbeth up
some other way,
the same
is
a thief
and
a robber.}}

\VS{2}{\WJ{But
he that
entereth in
by
the door
is
the shepherd
of the sheep.}}

\VS{3}{\WJ{To him
the porter
openeth;
and
the sheep
hear
his
voice:
and
he calleth
his own
sheep
by
name,
and
leadeth
them
out.}}

\VS{4}{\WJ{And
when
he putteth forth
his own
sheep,
he
goeth
before them,
and
the sheep
follow
him:
for
they know
his
voice.}}

\VS{5}{\WJ{And
a stranger
will they
not
follow,
but
will flee
from
him:
for
they know
not
the voice
of strangers.}}

\VS{6}This
parable
spake
Jesus unto
them:
but
they
understood
not what
things they
were
which he
spake unto
them.

\VS{7}Then
said
Jesus unto
them
again,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
I
am
the door
of the sheep.}}

\VS{8}{\WJ{All that
ever
came
before
me
are
thieves
and
robbers:
but
the sheep
did
not
hear
them.}}

\VS{9}{\WJ{I
am
the door:
by
me
if
any man
enter in,
he shall be saved,
and
shall go in
and
out,
and
find
pasture.}}

\VS{10}{\WJ{The thief
cometh
not,
but
for
to steal,
and
to kill,
and
to destroy:
I
am come
that
they might have
life,
and
that
they might have
{\ADD{it}}
more abundantly.}}

\VS{11}{\WJ{I
am
the
good
shepherd:
the
good
shepherd
giveth
his
life
for
the sheep.}}

\VS{12}{\WJ{But
he that is an hireling,
and
not
the shepherd,
whose own
the sheep
are
not,
seeth
the wolf
coming,
and
leaveth
the sheep,
and
fleeth:
and
the wolf
catcheth
them,
and
scattereth
the sheep.}}

\VS{13}{\WJ{The hireling
fleeth,
because
he is
an hireling,
and
careth
not
for
the sheep.}}

\VS{14}{\WJ{I
am
the
good
shepherd,
and
know
my
{\ADD{sheep}},
and
am known
of
mine.}}

\VS{15}{\WJ{As
the Father
knoweth
me,
even so
know I
the Father:
and
I lay down
my
life
for
the sheep.}}

\VS{16}{\WJ{And
other
sheep
I have,
which
are
not
of
this
fold:
them also
I
must
bring,
and
they shall hear
my
voice;
and
there shall be
one
fold,
{\ADD{and}}
one
shepherd.}}

\VS{17}{\WJ{Therefore
doth
my Father
love
me,
because
I
lay down
my
life,
that
I might take
it
again.}}

\VS{18}{\WJ{No man
taketh
it
from
me,
but
I
lay
it
down
of
myself.
I have
power
to lay
it
down,
and
I have
power
to take
it
again.
This
commandment
have I received
of
my
Father.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ There
was a
division
therefore
again
among the
Jews
for
these
sayings.

\VS{20}And many of
them
said, He
hath a
devil,
and is
mad;
why hear
ye
him?

\VS{21}Others
said,
These
are
not the
words of him that hath a
devil.
Can a
devil
open the
eyes of the
blind?


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶
And it
was
at
Jerusalem the feast of the
dedication,
and it
was
winter.

\VS{23}And
Jesus
walked
in the
temple
in
Solomon’s
porch.

\VS{24}Then
came the
Jews round
about
him,
and
said unto
him,
How
long dost thou
make
us to
doubt?
If
thou
be the
Christ,
tell
us
plainly.

\VS{25}Jesus
answered
them,
{\WJ{I told
you,
and
ye believed
not:
the works
that
I
do
in
my
Father’s
name,
they
bear witness
of
me.}}

\VS{26}{\WJ{But
ye
believe
not,
because
ye are
not
of
my
sheep,
as
I said
unto you.}}

\VS{27}{\WJ{My
sheep
hear
my
voice,
and I
know
them,
and
they follow
me:}}

\VS{28}{\WJ{And I
give
unto them
eternal
life;
and
they shall
never
perish,
neither
shall
any
{\ADD{man}}
pluck
them
out of
my
hand.}}

\VS{29}{\WJ{My
Father,
which
gave
{\ADD{them}}
me,
is
greater than
all;
and
no
{\ADD{man}}
is able to
pluck
{\ADD{them}}
out of
my
Father’s
hand.}}

\VS{30}{\WJ{I
and
{\ADD{my}}
Father
are
one.}}

\VS{31}Then the
Jews took
up
stones
again
to
stone
him.

\VS{32}Jesus
answered
them,
{\WJ{Many
good
works
have I shewed
you
from
my
Father;
for
which
of those
works
do ye stone
me?}}

\VS{33}The
Jews
answered
him,
saying,
For
a
good
work we
stone
thee
not;
but
for
blasphemy;
and because
that
thou,
being a
man,
makest
thyself
God.

\VS{34}Jesus
answered
them,
{\WJ{Is it
not
written
in
your
law,
I
said,
Ye are
gods?}}

\VS{35}{\WJ{If
he called
them
gods,
unto
whom
the word
of God
came,
and
the scripture
cannot
be broken;}}

\VS{36}{\WJ{Say
ye
of him,
whom
the Father
hath sanctified,
and
sent
into
the world,
Thou blasphemest;
because
I said,
I am
the Son
of God?}}

\VS{37}{\WJ{If
I do
not
the works
of
my
Father,
believe
me
not.}}

\VS{38}{\WJ{But
if
I do,
though
ye believe
not
me,
believe
the works:
that
ye may know,
and
believe,
that
the Father
{\ADD{is}}
in
me,
and I
in
him.}}

\VS{39}Therefore they
sought
again to
take
him:
but he
escaped out
of
their
hand,

\VS{40}And went
away
again
beyond
Jordan
into the
place
where
John at
first
baptized;
and
there he
abode.

\VS{41}And
many
resorted
unto
him,
and
said,
John
did
no
miracle:
but all
things
that
John
spake
of this
man
were
true.

\VS{42}And
many
believed
on
him
there.




\par }\Chap{11}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now a
certain
{\ADD{man}}
was
sick,
{\ADD{named}}
Lazarus,
of
Bethany, the
town of
Mary
and
her
sister
Martha.

\VS{2}(It
was
{\ADD{that}}
Mary
which
anointed the
Lord with
ointment,
and
wiped
his
feet
with
her
hair,
whose
brother
Lazarus was
sick.)

\VS{3}Therefore his
sisters
sent
unto
him,
saying,
Lord,
behold, he
whom thou
lovest is
sick.

\VS{4}When
Jesus
heard
{\ADD{that}}, he
said,
{\WJ{This
sickness
is
not
unto
death,
but
for
the glory
of God,
that
the Son
of God
might be glorified
thereby.}}

\VS{5}Now
Jesus
loved
Martha,
and
her
sister,
and
Lazarus.

\VS{6}When he had
heard
therefore
that he was
sick, he
abode
two
days
still
in the
same place
where he
was.

\VS{7}Then
after
that saith
he
to
{\ADD{his}}
disciples,
{\WJ{Let us go
into
Judæa
again.}}

\VS{8}{\ADD{His}}
disciples
say unto
him,
Master, the
Jews of
late
sought to
stone
thee;
and goest
thou
thither
again?

\VS{9}Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{Are there
not
twelve
hours
in the day?
If
any man
walk
in
the day,
he stumbleth
not,
because
he seeth
the light
of
this
world.}}

\VS{10}{\WJ{But
if
a man
walk
in
the night,
he stumbleth,
because
there is
no
light
in
him.}}

\VS{11}These
things said
he:
and
after
that he
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Our
friend
Lazarus
sleepeth;
but
I go,
that
I may awake
him
out of sleep.}}

\VS{12}Then
said
his
disciples,
Lord,
if he
sleep, he shall do
well.

\VS{13}Howbeit
Jesus
spake
of
his
death:
but
they
thought
that he had
spoken
of taking of
rest in
sleep.

\VS{14}Then
said
Jesus unto
them
plainly,
{\WJ{Lazarus
is dead.}}

\VS{15}{\WJ{And
I am glad
for
your sakes
that
I was
not
there,
to the intent
ye may believe;
nevertheless
let us go
unto
him.}}

\VS{16}Then
said
Thomas, which is
called
Didymus, unto his
fellowdisciples,
Let
us
also
go,
that we may
die
with
him.

\VS{17}Then
when
Jesus
came,
he found
that he
had
{\ADD{lain}}
in the
grave
four
days
already.

\VS{18}Now
Bethany
was nigh
unto
Jerusalem,
about
fifteen
furlongs
off:

\VS{19}And
many
of the
Jews
came
to
Martha
and
Mary,
to
comfort
them
concerning
their
brother.

\VS{20}Then
Martha, as soon
as she
heard
that
Jesus was
coming, went and
met
him:
but
Mary
sat
{\ADD{still}}
in the
house.

\VS{21}Then
said
Martha
unto
Jesus,
Lord,
if thou hadst
been
here,
my
brother
had
not
died.

\VS{22}But I
know,
that even
now,
whatsoever thou wilt
ask of
God,
God will
give
{\ADD{it}}
thee.

\VS{23}Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{Thy
brother
shall rise again.}}

\VS{24}Martha
saith unto
him, I
know
that he shall rise
again
in the
resurrection
at the
last
day.

\VS{25}Jesus
said unto
her,
{\WJ{I
am
the resurrection,
and
the life:
he that believeth
in
me,
though
he were dead,
yet
shall he live:}}

\VS{26}{\WJ{And
whosoever
liveth
and
believeth
in
me
shall
never
die.
Believest thou
this?}}

\VS{27}She
saith unto
him,
Yea,
Lord:
I
believe
that
thou
art the
Christ, the
Son of
God, which should
come
into the
world.

\VS{28}And when she
had
so
said, she went her
way,
and
called
Mary
her
sister
secretly,
saying, The
Master is
come,
and
calleth for
thee.

\VS{29}As soon
as
she
heard
{\ADD{that}}, she
arose
quickly,
and
came
unto
him.

\VS{30}Now
Jesus
was not
yet
come
into the
town,
but
was
in that
place
where
Martha
met
him.

\VS{31}The
Jews
then which
were
with
her
in the
house,
and
comforted
her, when they
saw
Mary,
that she rose
up
hastily
and went
out,
followed
her,
saying, She
goeth
unto the
grave
to
weep
there.

\VS{32}Then
when
Mary was
come
where
Jesus
was, and
saw
him, she fell
down
at
his
feet,
saying unto
him,
Lord,
if thou hadst
been
here,
my
brother
had
not
died.

\VS{33}When
Jesus
therefore
saw
her
weeping,
and the
Jews
also
weeping which
came with
her,
he
groaned in the
spirit,
and was
troubled,

\VS{34}And
said,
{\WJ{Where
have ye laid
him?}} They
said unto
him,
Lord,
come
and
see.

\VS{35}Jesus
wept.

\VS{36}Then
said the
Jews,
Behold
how he
loved
him!

\VS{37}And
some
of
them
said,
Could
not this
man, which
opened the
eyes of the
blind, have
caused
that
even this
man
should
not have
died?

\VS{38}Jesus
therefore
again
groaning
in
himself
cometh
to the
grave. It
was a
cave,
and a
stone
lay
upon
it.

\VS{39}Jesus
said,
{\WJ{Take ye away
the stone.}}
Martha, the
sister of him that was
dead,
saith unto
him,
Lord, by this
time he
stinketh:
for he hath
been
{\ADD{dead}} four
days.

\VS{40}Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{Said I
not
unto thee,
that,
if
thou wouldest believe,
thou shouldest see
the glory
of God?}}

\VS{41}Then they took
away the
stone
{\ADD{from the place}}
where the
dead
was
laid.
And
Jesus
lifted
up
{\ADD{his}}
eyes,
and
said,
{\WJ{Father,
I thank
thee
that
thou hast heard
me.}}

\VS{42}{\WJ{And
I
knew
that
thou hearest
me
always:
but
because of
the people
which stand by
I said
{\ADD{it}},
that
they may believe
that
thou
hast sent
me.}}

\VS{43}And when
he
thus had
spoken, he
cried with
a
loud
voice,
{\WJ{Lazarus,
come
forth.}}

\VS{44}And he that was
dead came
forth,
bound
hand
and
foot
with
graveclothes:
and
his
face was bound about
with a
napkin.
Jesus
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Loose
him,
and
let him
go.}}

\VS{45}Then
many
of the
Jews which
came
to
Mary,
and had
seen the things
which
Jesus
did,
believed
on
him.

\VS{46}But
some
of
them went their
ways
to the
Pharisees,
and
told
them what
things
Jesus had
done.


\par }{\PP \VS{47}¶
Then
gathered the chief
priests
and the
Pharisees a
council,
and
said,
What do
we?
for
this
man
doeth
many
miracles.

\VS{48}If we
let
him thus
alone,
all
{\ADD{men}} will
believe
on
him:
and the
Romans shall
come
and take
away
both
our
place
and
nation.

\VS{49}And
one
of
them,
{\ADD{named}}
Caiaphas,
being the high
priest that
same
year,
said unto
them,
Ye
know
nothing at
all,

\VS{50}Nor
consider
that it is
expedient for
us,
that
one
man should
die
for the
people,
and
that the
whole
nation
perish
not.

\VS{51}And
this spake
he
not
of
himself:
but
being high
priest
that
year, he
prophesied
that
Jesus
should
die
for that
nation;

\VS{52}And
not
for that
nation
only,
but
that
also he should gather
together
in
one the
children of
God that were scattered
abroad.

\VS{53}Then
from
that
day
forth they took counsel
together
for to
put
him to
death.

\VS{54}Jesus
therefore
walked
no
more
openly
among the
Jews;
but
went
thence
unto a
country near
to the
wilderness,
into a
city
called
Ephraim, and
there
continued
with
his
disciples.


\par }{\PP \VS{55}¶
And the
Jews’
passover
was nigh at
hand:
and
many
went out
of the
country up
to
Jerusalem
before the
passover,
to
purify
themselves.

\VS{56}Then sought
they for
Jesus,
and
spake
among
themselves, as they
stood
in the
temple,
What
think
ye,
that he
will
not
come
to the
feast?

\VS{57}Now
both the chief
priests
and the
Pharisees had
given a
commandment,
that,
if any
man
knew
where he
were, he should
shew
{\ADD{it}},
that they might
take
him.




\par }\Chap{12}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
Jesus
six
days
before the
passover
came
to
Bethany,
where
Lazarus
was which had been
dead,
whom he
raised
from the
dead.

\VS{2}There they
made
him a
supper;
and
Martha
served:
but
Lazarus
was
one of them that sat at the
table with
him.

\VS{3}Then
took
Mary a
pound of
ointment of
spikenard, very
costly, and
anointed the
feet of
Jesus,
and
wiped
his
feet
with
her
hair:
and the
house was
filled
with the
odour of the
ointment.

\VS{4}Then
saith
one
of
his
disciples,
Judas
Iscariot,
Simon’s
{\ADD{son}}, which
should
betray
him,

\VS{5}Why
was
not
this
ointment
sold
for three
hundred
pence,
and
given to the
poor?

\VS{6}This he
said,
not
that
he
cared
for the
poor;
but
because he
was a
thief,
and
had the
bag,
and
bare what was put
therein.

\VS{7}Then
said
Jesus,
{\WJ{Let
her
alone:
against
the day
of
my
burying
hath she kept
this.}}

\VS{8}{\WJ{For
the poor
always
ye have
with
you;
but
me
ye have
not
always.}}

\VS{9}Much
people
of the
Jews
therefore
knew
that he
was
there:
and they
came
not
for
Jesus’
sake
only,
but
that they might
see
Lazarus
also,
whom he had
raised
from the
dead.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶
But the chief
priests
consulted
that they might
put
Lazarus
also to
death;

\VS{11}Because that by reason
of
him
many of the
Jews went
away,
and
believed
on
Jesus.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ On the next
day
much
people
that were
come
to the
feast, when they
heard
that
Jesus was
coming
to
Jerusalem,

\VS{13}Took
branches of palm
trees,
and
went
forth to
meet
him,
and
cried,
Hosanna:
Blessed
{\ADD{is}} the
King of
Israel that
cometh
in the
name of the
Lord.

\VS{14}And
Jesus, when he had
found a young
ass,
sat
thereon;
as it
is
written,

\VS{15}Fear
not,
daughter of
Sion:
behold,
thy
King
cometh,
sitting
on an
ass’s
colt.

\VS{16}These
things
understood
not
his
disciples at the
first:
but
when
Jesus was
glorified,
then remembered
they
that these
things
were
written
of
him,
and
{\ADD{that}} they had
done these
things unto
him.

\VS{17}The
people
therefore that
was
with
him
when he
called
Lazarus out
of his
grave,
and
raised
him
from the
dead, bare
record.

\VS{18}For
this
cause the
people
also
met
him, for
that they heard
that
he had
done
this
miracle.

\VS{19}The
Pharisees
therefore
said
among
themselves, Perceive
ye
how ye prevail
nothing?
behold, the
world is
gone
after
him.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶
And there
were
certain
Greeks
among them that came
up to
worship
at the
feast:

\VS{21}The
same
came
therefore to
Philip, which was
of
Bethsaida of
Galilee,
and
desired
him,
saying,
Sir, we
would
see
Jesus.

\VS{22}Philip
cometh
and
telleth
Andrew:
and
again
Andrew
and
Philip
tell
Jesus.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶
And
Jesus
answered
them,
saying,
{\WJ{The hour
is come,
that
the Son
of man
should be glorified.}}

\VS{24}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
Except
a corn
of wheat
fall
into
the ground and
die,
it
abideth
alone:
but
if
it die,
it bringeth forth
much
fruit.}}

\VS{25}{\WJ{He that loveth
his
life
shall lose
it;
and
he that hateth
his
life
in
this
world
shall keep
it
unto
life
eternal.}}

\VS{26}{\WJ{If
any man
serve
me,
let him follow
me;
and
where
I
am,
there
shall
also
my
servant
be:
if
any man
serve
me,
him
will
{\ADD{my}}
Father
honour.}}

\VS{27}{\WJ{Now
is
my
soul
troubled;
and
what
shall I say?
Father,
save
me
from
this
hour:
but
for
this
cause
came I
unto
this
hour.}}

\VS{28}{\WJ{Father,
glorify
thy
name.}}
Then came
there a
voice
from
heaven,
{\ADD{saying}}, I
have
both
glorified
{\ADD{it}},
and will
glorify
{\ADD{it}}
again.

\VS{29}The
people
therefore, that stood
by,
and
heard
{\ADD{it}}, said
that
it
thundered:
others
said, An
angel
spake to
him.

\VS{30}Jesus
answered
and
said,
{\WJ{This
voice
came
not
because
of me,
but
for
your
sakes.}}

\VS{31}{\WJ{Now
is
the judgment
of
this
world:
now
shall
the prince
of
this
world
be cast
out.}}

\VS{32}{\WJ{And I,
if
I be lifted up
from
the earth,
will draw
all
{\ADD{men}}
unto
me.}}

\VS{33}This he
said,
signifying
what
death he
should
die.

\VS{34}The
people
answered
him,
We have
heard
out of the
law
that
Christ
abideth
for
ever:
and
how
sayest
thou, The
Son of
man
must be lifted
up?
who
is
this
Son of
man?

\VS{35}Then
Jesus
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Yet
a little
while
is
the light
with
you.
Walk
while
ye have
the light,
lest
darkness
come upon
you:
for
he that walketh
in
darkness
knoweth
not
whither
he goeth.}}

\VS{36}{\WJ{While
ye have
light,
believe
in
the light,
that
ye may be
the children
of light.}} These
things
spake
Jesus,
and
departed, and did hide
himself
from
them.


\par }{\PP \VS{37}¶
But
though
he had
done so
many
miracles
before
them, yet they
believed
not
on
him:

\VS{38}That the
saying of
Esaias the
prophet might be
fulfilled,
which he
spake,
Lord,
who hath
believed
our
report?
and to
whom
hath the
arm of the
Lord been
revealed?

\VS{39}Therefore they
could
not
believe,
because
that
Esaias
said
again,

\VS{40}He hath
blinded
their
eyes,
and
hardened
their
heart;
that they
should
not
see
with
{\ADD{their}}
eyes,
nor
understand
with
{\ADD{their}}
heart,
and be
converted,
and I should
heal
them.

\VS{41}These
things
said
Esaias,
when he
saw
his
glory,
and
spake
of
him.


\par }{\PP \VS{42}¶
Nevertheless
among the chief
rulers
also
many
believed
on
him;
but
because of the
Pharisees they
did
not
confess
{\ADD{him}},
lest they should
be put out of the
synagogue:

\VS{43}For they
loved the
praise of
men
more
than the
praise of
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{44}¶
Jesus
cried
and
said,
{\WJ{He that believeth
on
me,
believeth
not
on
me,
but
on
him that sent
me.}}

\VS{45}{\WJ{And
he that seeth
me
seeth
him that sent
me.}}

\VS{46}{\WJ{I
am come
a light
into
the world,
that
whosoever
believeth
on
me
should
not
abide
in
darkness.}}

\VS{47}{\WJ{And
if
any man
hear
my
words,
and
believe
not,
I
judge
him
not:
for
I came
not
to
judge
the world,
but
to
save
the world.}}

\VS{48}{\WJ{He that rejecteth
me,
and
receiveth
not
my
words,
hath
one that judgeth
him:
the word
that
I have spoken,
the same
shall judge
him
in
the last
day.}}

\VS{49}{\WJ{For
I
have
not
spoken
of
myself;
but
the Father
which sent
me,
he
gave
me
a commandment,
what
I should say,
and
what
I should speak.}}

\VS{50}{\WJ{And
I know
that
his
commandment
is
life
everlasting:
whatsoever
I
speak
therefore,
even as
the Father
said
unto me,
so
I speak.}}




\par }\Chap{13}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now
before the
feast of the
passover,
when
Jesus
knew
that
his
hour was
come
that he should
depart out
of
this
world
unto the
Father, having
loved his
own which
were
in the
world, he
loved
them
unto the
end.

\VS{2}And
supper being
ended, the
devil
having
now
put
into the
heart of
Judas
Iscariot,
Simon’s
{\ADD{son}},
to
betray
him;

\VS{3}Jesus
knowing
that the
Father had
given all
things
into
his
hands,
and
that he was
come
from
God,
and
went
to
God;

\VS{4}He
riseth
from
supper,
and laid
aside
his
garments;
and
took a
towel, and
girded
himself.

\VS{5}After
that he
poureth
water
into a
bason,
and
began to
wash the
disciples’
feet,
and to
wipe
{\ADD{them}} with the
towel
wherewith he
was
girded.

\VS{6}Then cometh
he
to
Simon
Peter:
and Peter
saith unto
him,
Lord,
dost
thou
wash
my
feet?

\VS{7}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
him,
{\WJ{What
I
do
thou
knowest
not
now;
but
thou shalt know
hereafter.}}

\VS{8}Peter
saith unto
him, Thou
shalt
never
wash
my
feet.
Jesus
answered
him,
{\WJ{If
I wash
thee
not,
thou hast
no
part
with
me.}}

\VS{9}Simon
Peter
saith unto
him,
Lord,
not
my
feet
only,
but
also
{\ADD{my}}
hands
and
{\ADD{my}}
head.

\VS{10}Jesus
saith to
him,
{\WJ{He that
is washed
needeth
not
save
to wash
{\ADD{his}}
feet,
but
is
clean
every whit:
and
ye
are
clean,
but
not
all.}}

\VS{11}For he
knew
who should
betray
him;
therefore said
he, Ye
are
not
all
clean.

\VS{12}So
after he had
washed
their
feet,
and had
taken
his
garments, and was set
down
again, he
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Know ye
what
I have done
to you?}}

\VS{13}{\WJ{Ye
call
me
Master
and
Lord:
and
ye say
well;
for
{\ADD{so}}
I am.}}

\VS{14}{\WJ{If
I
then,
{\ADD{your}}
Lord
and
Master,
have washed
your
feet;
ye
also
ought
to wash
one another’s
feet.}}

\VS{15}{\WJ{For
I have given
you
an example,
that
ye
should do
as
I
have done
to you.}}

\VS{16}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
The servant
is
not
greater
than his
lord;
neither
he that is sent
greater
than he that sent
him.}}

\VS{17}{\WJ{If
ye know
these things,
happy
are ye
if
ye do
them.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{18}{\WJ{¶
I speak
not
of
you
all:
I
know
whom
I have chosen:
but
that
the scripture
may be fulfilled,
He that
eateth
bread
with
me
hath lifted up
his
heel
against
me.}}

\VS{19}{\WJ{Now
I tell
you
before
it come,
that,
when
it is come to pass,
ye may believe
that
I
am
{\ADD{he}}.}}

\VS{20}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
He that
receiveth
whomsoever
I send
receiveth
me;
and
he that
receiveth
me
receiveth
him that
sent
me.}}

\VS{21}When
Jesus
had
thus
said, he was
troubled in
spirit,
and
testified,
and
said,
{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
that
one
of
you
shall betray
me.}}

\VS{22}Then the
disciples
looked
one on
another,
doubting
of
whom he
spake.

\VS{23}Now there
was
leaning
on
Jesus’
bosom
one of
his
disciples,
whom
Jesus
loved.

\VS{24}Simon
Peter
therefore
beckoned to
him, that he should
ask
who it should
be
of
whom he
spake.

\VS{25}He
then
lying
on
Jesus’
breast
saith unto
him,
Lord,
who is
it?

\VS{26}Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{He
it is,
to whom
I
shall give
a sop,
when I have dipped
{\ADD{it}}.}}
And when he had
dipped the
sop, he
gave
{\ADD{it}} to
Judas
Iscariot,
{\ADD{the son}} of
Simon.

\VS{27}And
after the
sop
Satan
entered
into
him.
Then
said
Jesus unto
him,
{\WJ{That
thou doest,
do
quickly.}}

\VS{28}Now no
man at the
table
knew for what
intent he
spake
this unto
him.

\VS{29}For
some
{\ADD{of them}}
thought,
because
Judas
had the
bag,
that
Jesus had
said unto
him,
Buy
{\ADD{those things}}
that we
have
need of
against the
feast;
or,
that he should
give
something to the
poor.

\VS{30}He
then having
received the
sop
went
immediately
out:
and it
was
night.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶
Therefore,
when he was gone
out,
Jesus
said,
{\WJ{Now
is
the Son
of man
glorified,
and
God
is glorified
in
him.}}

\VS{32}{\WJ{If
God
be glorified
in
him,
God
shall
also
glorify
him
in
himself,
and
shall
straightway
glorify
him.}}

\VS{33}{\WJ{Little children,
yet
a little while
I am
with
you.
Ye shall seek
me:
and
as
I said
unto the Jews,
Whither
I
go,
ye
cannot
come;
so
now
I say
to you.}}

\VS{34}{\WJ{A new
commandment
I give
unto you,
That
ye love
one another;
as
I have loved
you,
that
ye
also
love
one another.}}

\VS{35}{\WJ{By
this
shall
all
{\ADD{men}}
know
that
ye are
my
disciples,
if
ye have
love
one
to another.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{36}¶
Simon
Peter
said unto
him,
Lord,
whither goest
thou?
Jesus
answered
him,
{\WJ{Whither
I go,
thou canst
not
follow
me
now;
but
thou shalt follow
me
afterwards.}}

\VS{37}Peter
said unto
him,
Lord,
why cannot
I
follow
thee
now? I will lay
down
my
life
for thy
sake.

\VS{38}Jesus
answered
him,
{\WJ{Wilt thou lay down
thy
life
for
my sake?
Verily,
verily,
I say
unto thee,
The cock
shall
not
crow,
till
thou hast denied
me
thrice.}}




\par }\Chap{14}{\PP \VerseOne{1}{\WJ{Let
not
your
heart
be troubled:
ye believe
in
God,
believe
also
in
me.}}

\VS{2}{\WJ{In
my
Father’s
house
are
many
mansions:
if
{\ADD{it were}}
not
{\ADD{so}},
I would have told
you.
I go
to prepare
a place
for you.}}

\VS{3}{\WJ{And
if
I go
and
prepare
a place
for you,
I will come
again,
and
receive
you
unto
myself;
that
where
I
am,
{\ADD{there}}
ye
may be
also.}}

\VS{4}{\WJ{And
whither
I
go
ye know,
and
the way
ye know.}}

\VS{5}Thomas
saith unto
him,
Lord, we
know
not
whither thou
goest;
and
how can
we
know the
way?

\VS{6}Jesus
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{I
am
the way,
the truth,
and
the life:
no man
cometh
unto
the Father,
but
by
me.}}

\VS{7}{\WJ{If
ye had known
me,
ye should have known
my
Father
also:
and
from
henceforth
ye know
him,
and
have seen
him.}}

\VS{8}Philip
saith unto
him,
Lord,
shew
us the
Father,
and it
sufficeth
us.

\VS{9}Jesus
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Have I been
so long
time
with
you,
and
yet hast thou
not
known
me,
Philip?
he that
hath seen
me
hath seen
the Father;
and
how
sayest
thou
{\ADD{then}},
Shew
us
the Father?}}

\VS{10}{\WJ{Believest thou
not
that
I
am
in
the Father,
and
the Father
in
me?
the words
that
I
speak
unto you
I speak
not
of
myself:
but
the Father
that
dwelleth
in
me,
he
doeth
the works.}}

\VS{11}{\WJ{Believe
me
that
I
{\ADD{am}}
in
the Father,
and
the Father
in
me:
or
else
believe
me
for
the very works’
sake.}}

\VS{12}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
He
that
believeth
on
me,
the works
that
I
do
shall he do
also;
and
greater
{\ADD{works}}
than these
shall he do;
because
I
go
unto
my
Father.}}

\VS{13}{\WJ{And
whatsoever
ye shall ask
in
my
name,
that
will I do,
that
the Father
may be glorified
in
the Son.}}

\VS{14}{\WJ{If
ye shall ask
any thing
in
my
name,
I
will do
{\ADD{it.}}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{15}{\WJ{¶
If
ye love
me,
keep
my
commandments.}}

\VS{16}{\WJ{And
I
will pray
the Father,
and
he shall give
you
another
Comforter,
that
he may abide
with
you
for
ever;}}

\VS{17}{\WJ{{\ADD{Even}}
the Spirit
of truth;
whom
the world
cannot
receive,
because
it seeth
him
not,
neither
knoweth
him:
but
ye
know
him;
for
he dwelleth
with
you,
and
shall be
in
you.}}

\VS{18}{\WJ{I will
not
leave
you
comfortless:
I will come
to
you.}}

\VS{19}{\WJ{Yet
a little while,
and
the world
seeth
me
no
more;
but
ye
see
me:
because
I
live,
ye
shall live
also.}}

\VS{20}{\WJ{At
that
day
ye
shall know
that
I
{\ADD{am}}
in
my
Father,
and
ye
in
me,
and I
in
you.}}

\VS{21}{\WJ{He that
hath
my
commandments,
and
keepeth
them,
he
it is
that
loveth
me:
and
he that
loveth
me
shall be loved
of
my
Father,
and
I
will love
him,
and
will manifest
myself
to him.}}

\VS{22}Judas
saith unto
him,
not
Iscariot,
Lord,
how is
it
that thou
wilt
manifest
thyself unto
us,
and
not unto the
world?

\VS{23}Jesus
answered
and
said unto
him,
{\WJ{If
a man
love
me,
he will keep
my
words:
and
my
Father
will love
him,
and
we will come
unto
him,
and
make
our abode
with
him.}}

\VS{24}{\WJ{He that
loveth
me
not
keepeth
not
my
sayings:
and
the word
which
ye hear
is
not
mine,
but
the Father’s
which sent
me.}}

\VS{25}{\WJ{These things
have I spoken
unto you,
being
{\ADD{yet}}
present
with
you.}}

\VS{26}{\WJ{But
the Comforter,
{\ADD{which is}}
the Holy
Ghost,
whom
the Father
will send
in
my
name,
he
shall teach
you
all things,
and
bring
all things
to your
remembrance,
whatsoever
I have said
unto you.}}

\VS{27}{\WJ{Peace
I leave
with you,
my
peace
I give
unto you:
not
as
the world
giveth,
give
I
unto you.
Let
not
your
heart
be troubled,
neither
let it be afraid.}}

\VS{28}{\WJ{Ye have heard
how
I
said
unto you,
I go away,
and
come
{\ADD{again}}
unto
you.
If
ye loved
me,
ye would rejoice,
because
I said,
I go
unto
the Father:
for
my
Father
is
greater
than I.}}

\VS{29}{\WJ{And
now
I have told
you
before
it come to pass,
that,
when
it is come to pass,
ye might believe.}}

\VS{30}{\WJ{Hereafter
I will
not
talk
much
with
you:
for
the prince
of this
world
cometh,
and
hath
nothing
in
me.}}

\VS{31}{\WJ{But
that
the world
may know
that
I love
the Father;
and
as
the Father
gave
me
commandment,
even so
I do.
Arise,
let us go
hence.}}




\par }\Chap{15}{\PP \VerseOne{1}{\WJ{I
am
the true
vine,
and
my
Father
is
the husbandman.}}

\VS{2}{\WJ{Every
branch
in
me
that beareth
not
fruit
he
taketh away:
and
every
{\ADD{branch}}
that beareth
fruit,
he purgeth
it,
that
it may bring forth
more
fruit.}}

\VS{3}{\WJ{Now
ye
are
clean
through
the word
which
I have spoken
unto you.}}

\VS{4}{\WJ{Abide
in
me,
and I
in
you.
As
the branch
cannot
bear
fruit
of
itself,
except
it abide
in
the vine;
no more can
ye,
except
ye abide
in
me.}}

\VS{5}{\WJ{I
am
the vine,
ye
{\ADD{are}}
the branches: He that
abideth
in
me,
and I
in
him,
the same
bringeth forth
much
fruit:
for
without
me
ye can
do
nothing.}}

\VS{6}{\WJ{If
a man
abide
not
in
me,
he is cast
forth
as
a branch,
and
is withered;
and
men gather
them,
and
cast
{\ADD{them}}
into
the fire,
and
they are burned.}}

\VS{7}{\WJ{If
ye abide
in
me,
and
my
words
abide
in
you,
ye shall ask
what
ye will,
and
it shall be done
unto you.}}

\VS{8}{\WJ{Herein
is
my
Father
glorified,
that
ye bear
much
fruit;
so
shall ye be
my
disciples.}}

\VS{9}{\WJ{As
the Father
hath loved
me,
so have I
loved
you:
continue ye
in
my
love.}}

\VS{10}{\WJ{If
ye keep
my
commandments,
ye shall abide
in
my
love;
even as
I
have kept
my
Father’s
commandments,
and
abide
in
his
love.}}

\VS{11}{\WJ{These things
have I spoken
unto you,
that
my
joy
might remain
in
you,
and
{\ADD{that}}
your
joy
might be full.}}

\VS{12}{\WJ{This
is
my
commandment,
That
ye love
one another,
as
I have loved
you.}}

\VS{13}{\WJ{Greater
love
hath
no man
than this,
that
a man
lay down
his
life
for
his
friends.}}

\VS{14}{\WJ{Ye
are
my
friends,
if
ye do
whatsoever
I
command
you.}}

\VS{15}{\WJ{Henceforth I call
you
not
servants;
for
the servant
knoweth
not
what
his
lord
doeth:
but
I have called
you
friends;
for
all things
that
I have heard
of
my
Father
I have made known
unto you.}}

\VS{16}{\WJ{Ye have
not
chosen
me,
but
I
have chosen
you,
and
ordained
you,
that
ye
should go
and
bring forth
fruit,
and
{\ADD{that}}
your
fruit
should remain:
that
whatsoever
ye shall ask
of the Father
in
my
name,
he may give it
you.}}

\VS{17}{\WJ{These things
I command
you,
that
ye love
one another.}}

\VS{18}{\WJ{If
the world
hate
you,
ye know
that
it hated
me
before
{\ADD{it hated}}
you.}}

\VS{19}{\WJ{If
ye were
of
the world,
the world
would love
his own:
but
because
ye are
not
of
the world,
but
I
have chosen
you
out of
the world,
therefore
the world
hateth
you.}}

\VS{20}{\WJ{Remember
the word
that
I
said
unto you,
The servant
is
not
greater than
his
lord.
If
they have persecuted
me,
they will
also
persecute
you;
if
they have kept
my
saying,
they will keep
yours
also.}}

\VS{21}{\WJ{But
all
these things
will they do
unto you
for
my
name’s sake,
because
they know
not
him
that sent
me.}}

\VS{22}{\WJ{If
I had
not
come
and
spoken
unto them,
they had
not
had
sin:
but
now
they have
no
cloke
for
their
sin.}}

\VS{23}{\WJ{He
that hateth
me
hateth
my
Father
also.}}

\VS{24}{\WJ{If
I had
not
done
among
them
the works
which
none
other man
did,
they had
not
had
sin:
but
now
have they
both
seen
and
hated
both
me
and
my
Father.}}

\VS{25}{\WJ{But
{\ADD{this cometh to pass}},
that
the word
might be fulfilled
that is written
in
their
law,
They hated
me
without a cause.}}

\VS{26}{\WJ{But
when
the Comforter
is come,
whom
I
will send
unto you
from
the Father,
{\ADD{even}}
the Spirit
of truth,
which
proceedeth
from
the Father,
he
shall testify
of
me:}}

\VS{27}{\WJ{And
ye
also
shall bear witness,
because
ye have been
with
me
from
the beginning.}}




\par }\Chap{16}{\PP \VerseOne{1}{\WJ{These things
have I spoken
unto you,
that
ye should
not
be offended.}}

\VS{2}{\WJ{They shall put
you
out of the synagogues:
yea,
the time
cometh,
that
whosoever
killeth
you
will think
that he doeth
God
service.}}

\VS{3}{\WJ{And
these things
will they do
unto you,
because
they have
not
known
the Father,
nor
me.}}

\VS{4}{\WJ{But
these things
have I told
you,
that
when
the time
shall come,
ye may remember
that
I
told
you
of them.
And
these things
I said
not
unto you
at
the beginning,
because
I was
with
you.}}

\VS{5}{\WJ{But
now
I go my way
to
him
that sent
me;
and
none
of
you
asketh
me,
Whither
goest thou?}}

\VS{6}{\WJ{But
because
I have said
these things
unto you,
sorrow
hath filled
your
heart.}}

\VS{7}{\WJ{Nevertheless
I
tell
you
the truth;
It is expedient
for you
that
I
go away:
for
if
I go
not
away,
the Comforter
will
not
come
unto
you;
but
if
I depart,
I will send
him
unto
you.}}

\VS{8}{\WJ{And
when
he
is come,
he will reprove
the world
of
sin,
and
of
righteousness,
and
of
judgment:}}

\VS{9}{\WJ{Of
sin,
because
they believe
not
on
me;}}

\VS{10}{\WJ{Of
righteousness,
because
I go
to
my
Father,
and
ye see
me
no
more;}}

\VS{11}{\WJ{Of
judgment,
because
the prince
of this
world
is judged.}}

\VS{12}{\WJ{I have
yet
many things
to say
unto you,
but
ye cannot
bear
them
now.}}

\VS{13}{\WJ{Howbeit
when
he,
the Spirit of
truth,
is come,
he will guide
you
into
all
truth:
for
he shall
not
speak
of
himself;
but
whatsoever
he shall hear,
{\ADD{that}}
shall he speak:
and
he will shew
you
things
to come.}}

\VS{14}{\WJ{He
shall glorify
me:
for
he shall receive
of
mine,
and
shall shew
{\ADD{it}}
unto you.}}

\VS{15}{\WJ{All things
that
the Father
hath
are
mine:
therefore
said I,
that
he shall take
of
mine,
and
shall shew
{\ADD{it}}
unto you.}}

\VS{16}{\WJ{A little while,
and
ye shall
not
see
me:
and
again,
a little while,
and
ye shall see
me,
because
I
go
to
the Father.}}

\VS{17}Then
said
{\ADD{some}}
of
his
disciples
among
themselves,
What
is
this
that he
saith unto
us, A little
while,
and ye
shall
not
see
me:
and
again, a little
while,
and ye shall
see
me:
and,
Because
I
go
to the
Father?

\VS{18}They
said
therefore,
What
is
this
that he
saith, A little
while?
we
cannot
tell
what he
saith.

\VS{19}Now
Jesus
knew
that they were
desirous to
ask
him,
and
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Do ye enquire
among
yourselves
of
that
I said,
A little while,
and
ye shall
not
see
me:
and
again,
a little while,
and
ye shall see
me?}}

\VS{20}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
That
ye
shall weep
and
lament,
but
the world
shall rejoice:
and
ye
shall be sorrowful,
but
your
sorrow
shall be turned
into
joy.}}

\VS{21}{\WJ{A woman
when
she is in travail
hath
sorrow,
because
her
hour
is come:
but
as soon as
she is delivered
of the child,
she remembereth
no
more
the anguish,
for
joy
that
a man
is born
into
the world.}}

\VS{22}{\WJ{And
ye
now
therefore
have
sorrow:
but
I will see
you
again,
and
your
heart
shall rejoice,
and
your
joy
no man
taketh
from
you.}}

\VS{23}{\WJ{And
in
that
day
ye shall ask
me
nothing.
Verily,
verily,
I say
unto you,
Whatsoever
ye shall ask
the Father
in
my
name,
he will give
{\ADD{it}}
you.}}

\VS{24}{\WJ{Hitherto
have ye asked
nothing
in
my
name:
ask,
and
ye shall receive,
that
your
joy
may be
full.}}

\VS{25}{\WJ{These things
have I spoken
unto you
in
proverbs:
but
the time
cometh,
when
I shall
no
more
speak unto
you
in
proverbs,
but
I shall shew
you
plainly
of
the Father.}}

\VS{26}{\WJ{At
that
day
ye shall ask
in
my
name:
and
I say
not
unto you,
that
I
will pray
the Father
for
you:}}

\VS{27}{\WJ{For
the Father
himself
loveth
you,
because
ye
have loved
me,
and
have believed
that
I
came out
from
God.}}

\VS{28}{\WJ{I came forth
from
the Father,
and
am come
into
the world:
again,
I leave
the world,
and
go
to
the Father.}}

\VS{29}His
disciples said
unto
him,
Lo,
now speakest
thou
plainly,
and
speakest
no
proverb.

\VS{30}Now are we
sure
that thou
knowest all
things,
and
needest
not
that any
man should
ask
thee:
by
this we
believe
that thou camest
forth
from
God.

\VS{31}Jesus
answered
them,
{\WJ{Do ye
now
believe?}}

\VS{32}{\WJ{Behold,
the hour
cometh,
yea,
is
now
come,
that
ye shall be scattered,
every man
to
his own,
and
shall leave
me
alone:
and yet
I am
not
alone,
because
the Father
is
with
me.}}

\VS{33}{\WJ{These things
I have spoken
unto you,
that
in
me
ye might have
peace.
In
the world
ye shall have
tribulation:
but
be of good cheer;
I
have overcome
the world.}}




\par }\Chap{17}{\PP \VerseOne{1}These
words
spake
Jesus,
and lifted
up
his
eyes
to
heaven,
and
said,
{\WJ{Father,
the hour
is come;
glorify
thy
Son,
that
thy
Son
also
may glorify
thee:}}

\VS{2}{\WJ{As
thou hast given
him
power over
all
flesh,
that
he should give
eternal
life
to as
many as
thou
hast given
him.}}

\VS{3}{\WJ{And
this
is
life
eternal,
that
they might know
thee
the only
true
God,
and
Jesus
Christ,
whom
thou hast sent.}}

\VS{4}{\WJ{I
have glorified
thee
on
the earth:
I have finished
the work
which
thou gavest
me
to
do.}}

\VS{5}{\WJ{And
now,
O Father,
glorify
thou
me
with
thine own self
with the glory
which
I had
with
thee
before
the world
was.}}

\VS{6}{\WJ{I have manifested
thy
name
unto the men
which
thou gavest
me
out of
the world:
thine
they were,
and
thou gavest
them
me;
and
they have kept
thy
word.}}

\VS{7}{\WJ{Now
they have known
that
all things
whatsoever
thou hast given
me
are
of
thee.}}

\VS{8}{\WJ{For
I have given
unto them
the words
which
thou gavest
me;
and
they
have received
{\ADD{them}},
and
have known
surely
that
I came out
from
thee,
and
they have believed
that
thou
didst send
me.}}

\VS{9}{\WJ{I
pray
for
them:
I pray
not
for
the world,
but
for
them which
thou hast given
me;
for
they are
thine.}}

\VS{10}{\WJ{And
all
mine
are
thine,
and
thine
are mine;
and
I am glorified
in
them.}}

\VS{11}{\WJ{And
now I am
no
more
in
the world,
but
these
are
in
the world,
and
I
come
to
thee.
Holy
Father,
keep
through
thine own
name
those whom
thou hast given
me,
that
they
may be
one,
as
we
{\ADD{are}}.}}

\VS{12}{\WJ{While
I was
with
them
in
the world,
I
kept
them
in
thy
name:
those that
thou gavest
me
I have kept,
and
none
of
them
is lost,
but
the son
of perdition;
that
the scripture
might be fulfilled.}}

\VS{13}{\WJ{And
now
come I
to
thee;
and
these things
I speak
in
the world,
that
they might have
my
joy
fulfilled
in
themselves.}}

\VS{14}{\WJ{I
have given
them
thy
word;
and
the world
hath hated
them,
because
they are
not
of
the world,
even as
I
am
not
of
the world.}}

\VS{15}{\WJ{I pray
not
that
thou shouldest take
them
out of
the world,
but
that
thou shouldest keep
them
from
the evil.}}

\VS{16}{\WJ{They are
not
of
the world,
even as
I
am
not
of
the world.}}

\VS{17}{\WJ{Sanctify
them
through
thy
truth:
thy
word
is
truth.}}

\VS{18}{\WJ{As
thou hast sent
me
into
the world,
even so have I also
sent
them
into
the world.}}

\VS{19}{\WJ{And
for
their sakes
I
sanctify
myself,
that
they
also
might be
sanctified
through
the truth.}}

\VS{20}{\WJ{Neither
pray I
for
these
alone,
but
for
them
also
which shall believe
on
me
through
their
word;}}

\VS{21}{\WJ{That
they all
may be
one;
as
thou,
Father,
{\ADD{art}}
in
me,
and I
in
thee,
that
they
also
may be
one
in
us:
that
the world
may believe
that
thou
hast sent
me.}}

\VS{22}{\WJ{And
the glory
which
thou gavest
me
I
have given
them;
that
they may be
one,
even as
we
are
one:}}

\VS{23}{\WJ{I
in
them,
and
thou
in
me,
that
they may be
made perfect
in
one;
and
that
the world
may know
that
thou
hast sent
me,
and
hast loved
them,
as
thou hast loved
me.}}

\VS{24}{\WJ{Father,
I
will
that
they also,
whom
thou hast given
me,
be
with
me
where
I am;
that
they may behold
my
glory,
which
thou hast given
me:
for
thou lovedst
me
before
the foundation
of the world.}}

\VS{25}{\WJ{O righteous
Father,
the world
hath
not
known
thee:
but
I
have known
thee,
and
these
have known
that
thou
hast sent
me.}}

\VS{26}{\WJ{And
I have declared
unto them
thy
name,
and
will declare
{\ADD{it}}:
that
the love
wherewith
thou hast loved
me
may be
in
them,
and I
in
them.}}




\par }\Chap{18}{\PP \VerseOne{1}When
Jesus had
spoken these
words, he went
forth
with
his
disciples
over the
brook
Cedron,
where
was a
garden,
into the
which
he
entered,
and
his
disciples.

\VS{2}And
Judas
also,
which
betrayed
him,
knew the
place:
for
Jesus
ofttimes
resorted
thither
with
his
disciples.

\VS{3}Judas
then, having
received a
band
{\ADD{of men}}
and
officers
from the chief
priests
and
Pharisees,
cometh
thither
with
lanterns
and
torches
and
weapons.

\VS{4}Jesus
therefore,
knowing all
things
that should
come
upon
him, went
forth, and
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Whom
seek ye?}}

\VS{5}They
answered
him,
Jesus of
Nazareth.
Jesus
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{I
am
{\ADD{he}}.}}
And
Judas
also,
which
betrayed
him,
stood
with
them.

\VS{6}As
soon
then as he had
said unto
them,
I
am
{\ADD{he}}, they
went
backward,
and
fell to the
ground.

\VS{7}Then asked
he
them
again,
{\WJ{Whom
seek ye?}}
And they
said,
Jesus of
Nazareth.

\VS{8}Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{I have told
you
that
I
am
{\ADD{he}}:
if
therefore
ye seek
me,
let
these
go their way:}}

\VS{9}That the
saying might be
fulfilled,
which he
spake,
Of
them
which thou
gavest
me have I
lost
none.

\VS{10}Then
Simon
Peter
having a
sword
drew
it,
and
smote the high
priest’s
servant,
and cut
off
his
right
ear. The
servant’s
name
was
Malchus.

\VS{11}Then
said
Jesus unto
Peter,
{\WJ{Put up
thy
sword
into
the sheath:
the cup
which
my
Father
hath given
me,
shall I
not
drink
it?}}

\VS{12}Then the
band
and the
captain
and
officers of the
Jews
took
Jesus,
and
bound
him,

\VS{13}And
led
him
away
to
Annas
first;
for he
was father in
law to
Caiaphas,
which
was the high
priest that
same
year.

\VS{14}Now
Caiaphas
was he,
which gave
counsel to the
Jews,
that it was expedient
that
one
man should
die
for the
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶
And
Simon
Peter
followed
Jesus,
and
{\ADD{so did}}
another
disciple:
that
disciple
was
known unto the high
priest,
and went in
with
Jesus
into the
palace of the high
priest.

\VS{16}But
Peter
stood
at the
door
without.
Then went
out
that
other
disciple,
which
was
known unto the high
priest,
and
spake unto her that kept the
door,
and brought
in
Peter.

\VS{17}Then
saith the
damsel
that kept the
door unto
Peter,
Art
not
thou
also
{\ADD{one}}
of
this
man’s
disciples? He
saith, I
am
not.

\VS{18}And the
servants
and
officers stood
there, who had
made a fire of
coals;
for it
was
cold:
and they warmed
themselves:
and
Peter
stood
with
them,
and warmed
himself.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ The high
priest
then
asked
Jesus
of
his
disciples,
and
of
his
doctrine.

\VS{20}Jesus
answered
him,
{\WJ{I
spake
openly
to the world;
I
ever
taught
in
the synagogue,
and
in
the temple,
whither
the Jews
always
resort;
and
in
secret
have I said
nothing.}}

\VS{21}{\WJ{Why
askest thou
me?
ask
them which
heard me,
what
I have said
unto them:
behold,
they
know
what
I
said.}}

\VS{22}And
when
he
had
thus
spoken,
one of the
officers which stood
by
struck
Jesus with the palm of his
hand,
saying, Answerest
thou the high
priest
so?

\VS{23}Jesus
answered
him,
{\WJ{If
I have spoken
evil,
bear witness
of
the evil:
but
if
well,
why
smitest thou
me?}}

\VS{24}Now
Annas had
sent
him
bound
unto
Caiaphas the high
priest.

\VS{25}And
Simon
Peter
stood
and warmed
himself. They
said
therefore unto
him,
Art
not
thou
also
{\ADD{one}}
of
his
disciples?
He
denied
{\ADD{it}},
and
said, I
am
not.

\VS{26}One
of the
servants of the high
priest,
being
{\ADD{his}}
kinsman
whose
ear
Peter cut
off,
saith,
Did
not
I
see
thee
in the
garden
with
him?

\VS{27}Peter
then
denied
again:
and
immediately the
cock
crew.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶
Then led
they
Jesus
from
Caiaphas
unto the hall of
judgment:
and it
was
early;
and
they
themselves
went
not
into the judgment
hall,
lest they should be
defiled;
but
that they might
eat the
passover.

\VS{29}Pilate
then went
out
unto
them,
and
said,
What
accusation bring
ye
against
this
man?

\VS{30}They
answered
and
said unto
him,
If
he
were
not a
malefactor, we
would
not have
delivered
him up unto
thee.

\VS{31}Then
said
Pilate unto
them,
Take
ye
him,
and
judge
him according
to
your
law. The
Jews
therefore said
unto
him, It
is
not lawful for
us to
put any
man to
death:

\VS{32}That the
saying of
Jesus might be
fulfilled,
which he
spake,
signifying
what
death he
should
die.

\VS{33}Then
Pilate
entered
into the judgment
hall
again,
and
called
Jesus,
and
said unto
him,
Art
thou the
King of the
Jews?

\VS{34}Jesus
answered
him,
{\WJ{Sayest
thou
this thing
of
thyself,
or
did others
tell it
thee
of
me?}}

\VS{35}Pilate
answered,
Am
I a
Jew? Thine
own
nation
and the chief
priests have
delivered
thee unto
me:
what hast thou
done?

\VS{36}Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{My
kingdom
is
not
of
this
world:
if
my
kingdom
were
of
this
world,
then would
my
servants
fight,
that
I should
not
be delivered
to the Jews:
but
now
is
my
kingdom
not
from hence.}}

\VS{37}Pilate
therefore
said unto
him,
Art
thou a
king
then?
Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{Thou
sayest
that
I
am
a king.
To
this end
was
I
born,
and
for
this cause
came I
into
the world,
that
I should bear witness
unto the truth.
Every one
that is
of
the truth
heareth
my
voice.}}

\VS{38}Pilate
saith unto
him,
What
is
truth?
And when he had
said
this, he went
out
again
unto the
Jews,
and
saith unto
them,
I
find
in
him
no
fault
{\ADD{at all}}.

\VS{39}But ye
have a
custom,
that I should
release
unto
you
one
at the
passover: will
ye
therefore that I
release unto
you the
King of the
Jews?

\VS{40}Then cried
they
all
again,
saying,
Not this
man,
but
Barabbas.
Now
Barabbas
was a
robber.




\par }\Chap{19}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
Pilate
therefore
took
Jesus,
and
scourged
{\ADD{him}}.

\VS{2}And the
soldiers
platted a
crown
of
thorns, and
put
{\ADD{it}}
on
his
head,
and they put
on
him a
purple
robe,

\VS{3}And
said,
Hail,
King of the
Jews!
and they
smote
him with their
hands.

\VS{4}Pilate
therefore
went
forth
again,
and
saith unto
them,
Behold, I
bring
him
forth to
you,
that ye may
know
that I
find
no
fault
in
him.

\VS{5}Then
came
Jesus
forth,
wearing the
crown of
thorns,
and the
purple
robe.
And
{\ADD{Pilate}}
saith unto
them,
Behold the
man!

\VS{6}When the chief
priests
therefore
and
officers
saw
him, they cried
out,
saying,
Crucify
{\ADD{him}},
crucify
{\ADD{him}}.
Pilate
saith unto
them,
Take
ye
him,
and
crucify
{\ADD{him}}:
for
I
find
no
fault
in
him.

\VS{7}The
Jews
answered
him,
We
have a
law,
and
by
our
law he
ought to
die,
because he
made
himself the
Son of
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶
When
Pilate
therefore
heard
that
saying, he
was the
more
afraid;

\VS{9}And
went
again
into the judgment
hall,
and
saith unto
Jesus,
Whence
art
thou?
But
Jesus
gave
him
no
answer.

\VS{10}Then
saith
Pilate unto
him, Speakest
thou
not unto
me? knowest
thou
not
that I
have
power to
crucify
thee,
and
have
power to
release
thee?

\VS{11}Jesus
answered,
{\WJ{Thou couldest have
no
power
{\ADD{at all}}
against
me,
except
it were
given
thee
from above:
therefore
he that
delivered
me
unto thee
hath
the greater
sin.}}

\VS{12}And
from
thenceforth
Pilate sought
to
release
him:
but the
Jews cried
out,
saying,
If thou
let this
man
go, thou
art
not
Cæsar’s
friend:
whosoever
maketh
himself a
king speaketh
against
Cæsar.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ When
Pilate
therefore
heard
that
saying, he
brought
Jesus
forth,
and sat
down
in the judgment
seat
in a
place that is
called the
Pavement,
but in the
Hebrew,
Gabbatha.

\VS{14}And it
was the
preparation of the
passover,
and
about the
sixth
hour:
and he
saith unto the
Jews,
Behold
your
King!

\VS{15}But they cried
out, Away
with
{\ADD{him}}, away
with
{\ADD{him}},
crucify
him.
Pilate
saith unto
them, Shall I
crucify
your
King? The chief
priests
answered, We
have
no
king
but
Cæsar.

\VS{16}Then delivered
he
him
therefore unto
them
to be
crucified.
And they
took
Jesus,
and
led
{\ADD{him}}
away.

\VS{17}And he
bearing
his
cross went
forth
into a
place
called
{\ADD{the place}} of a
skull,
which is
called in the
Hebrew
Golgotha:

\VS{18}Where they
crucified
him,
and
two
other
with
him, on
either side
one,
and
Jesus in the
midst.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶
And
Pilate
wrote a
title,
and
put
{\ADD{it}}
on the
cross.
And the
writing
was,
JESUS OF
NAZARETH THE
KING OF THE
JEWS.

\VS{20}This
title
then
read
many of the
Jews:
for the
place
where
Jesus
was crucified
was
nigh to the
city:
and it
was
written in
Hebrew,
{\ADD{and}}
Greek,
{\ADD{and}}
Latin.

\VS{21}Then
said the chief
priests of the
Jews to
Pilate,
Write
not, The
King of the
Jews;
but
that
he
said, I
am
King of the
Jews.

\VS{22}Pilate
answered,
What I have
written I have
written.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶
Then the
soldiers,
when they had
crucified
Jesus,
took
his
garments,
and
made
four
parts, to
every
soldier a
part; and
also
{\ADD{his}}
coat:
now the
coat
was without
seam,
woven
from the
top
throughout.

\VS{24}They
said
therefore
among
themselves, Let
us
not
rend
it,
but cast
lots
for
it,
whose it shall
be:
that the
scripture might be
fulfilled, which
saith, They
parted
my
raiment among
them,
and
for
my
vesture they did
cast
lots. These
things
therefore the
soldiers
did.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶
Now there
stood
by the
cross of
Jesus
his
mother,
and
his
mother’s
sister,
Mary the
{\ADD{wife}} of
Cleophas,
and
Mary
Magdalene.

\VS{26}When
Jesus
therefore
saw his
mother,
and the
disciple standing
by,
whom he
loved, he
saith unto
his
mother,
{\WJ{Woman,
behold
thy
son!}}

\VS{27}Then saith
he to the
disciple,
{\WJ{Behold
thy
mother!}}
And
from
that
hour that
disciple
took
her
unto his
own
{\ADD{home.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶
After
this,
Jesus
knowing
that all
things were
now
accomplished,
that the
scripture might be
fulfilled,
saith,
{\WJ{I thirst.}}

\VS{29}Now there was
set a
vessel
full of
vinegar:
and they
filled a
spunge with
vinegar,
and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon
hyssop, and
put
{\ADD{it}} to
his
mouth.

\VS{30}When
Jesus
therefore had
received the
vinegar, he
said,
{\WJ{It is finished:}}
and he
bowed his
head, and gave
up the
ghost.

\VS{31}The
Jews
therefore,
because it
was the
preparation,
that the
bodies
should
not
remain
upon the
cross
on the sabbath
day, (for
that sabbath
day
was an
high
day,)
besought
Pilate
that
their
legs might be
broken,
and
{\ADD{that}} they might be taken
away.

\VS{32}Then
came the
soldiers,
and
brake the
legs of the
first,
and of the
other
which was
crucified with
him.

\VS{33}But
when they
came
to
Jesus, and saw
that
he was
dead
already, they
brake
not
his
legs:

\VS{34}But
one of the
soldiers with a
spear
pierced
his
side,
and
forthwith came there
out
blood
and
water.

\VS{35}And
he that
saw
{\ADD{it}} bare
record,
and
his
record
is
true: and
he
knoweth
that he
saith
true,
that
ye might
believe.

\VS{36}For these
things were
done,
that the
scripture should be
fulfilled, A
bone of
him
shall
not be
broken.

\VS{37}And
again
another
scripture
saith, They shall
look
on him
whom they
pierced.


\par }{\PP \VS{38}¶
And
after
this
Joseph
of
Arimathaea,
being a
disciple of
Jesus,
but
secretly
for
fear of the
Jews,
besought
Pilate
that he might take
away the
body of
Jesus:
and
Pilate
gave
{\ADD{him}}
leave. He
came
therefore,
and
took the
body of
Jesus.

\VS{39}And there
came
also
Nicodemus,
which at the
first
came
to
Jesus by
night, and
brought a
mixture of
myrrh
and
aloes,
about an
hundred
pound
{\ADD{weight}}.

\VS{40}Then took
they the
body of
Jesus,
and
wound
it in linen
clothes
with the
spices,
as the
manner of the
Jews
is to
bury.

\VS{41}Now
in the
place
where he was
crucified there
was a
garden;
and
in the
garden a
new
sepulchre,
wherein
was never
man
yet
laid.

\VS{42}There laid
they
Jesus
therefore
because of the
Jews’
preparation
{\ADD{day}};
for the
sepulchre
was nigh at
hand.




\par }\Chap{20}{\PP \VerseOne{1}The
first
{\ADD{day}} of the
week
cometh
Mary
Magdalene
early, when it
was
yet
dark,
unto the
sepulchre,
and
seeth the
stone taken
away
from the
sepulchre.

\VS{2}Then she
runneth,
and
cometh
to
Simon
Peter,
and
to the
other
disciple,
whom
Jesus
loved,
and
saith unto
them, They have taken
away the
Lord out
of the
sepulchre,
and we
know
not
where they have
laid
him.

\VS{3}Peter
therefore went
forth,
and
that
other
disciple,
and
came
to the
sepulchre.

\VS{4}So they
ran
both
together:
and the
other
disciple did
outrun
Peter,
and
came
first
to the
sepulchre.

\VS{5}And he stooping
down,
{\ADD{and looking in}},
saw the linen
clothes
lying;
yet went
he
not
in.

\VS{6}Then
cometh
Simon
Peter
following
him,
and
went
into the
sepulchre,
and
seeth the linen
clothes
lie,

\VS{7}And the
napkin,
that
was
about
his
head,
not
lying
with the linen
clothes,
but wrapped
together
in a
place by
itself.

\VS{8}Then went
in
also that
other
disciple,
which
came
first
to the
sepulchre,
and he
saw,
and
believed.

\VS{9}For as
yet they
knew
not the
scripture,
that
he
must rise
again
from the
dead.

\VS{10}Then the
disciples went
away
again
unto their own
home.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶
But
Mary
stood
without
at the
sepulchre
weeping:
and
as she
wept, she stooped
down,
{\ADD{and looked}}
into the
sepulchre,

\VS{12}And
seeth
two
angels
in
white
sitting, the
one
at the
head,
and the
other
at the
feet,
where the
body of
Jesus had
lain.

\VS{13}And
they
say unto
her,
Woman,
why weepest
thou? She
saith unto
them,
Because they have taken
away
my
Lord,
and I
know
not
where they have
laid
him.

\VS{14}And when she
had
thus
said, she turned
herself
back,
and
saw
Jesus
standing,
and
knew
not
that it
was
Jesus.

\VS{15}Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{Woman,
why
weepest thou?
whom
seekest thou?}}
She,
supposing
him to
be the
gardener,
saith unto
him,
Sir,
if
thou have
borne
him
hence,
tell
me
where thou hast
laid
him, and
I will
take
him
away.

\VS{16}Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{Mary.}} She turned
herself, and
saith unto
him,
Rabboni;
which is to
say,
Master.

\VS{17}Jesus
saith unto
her,
{\WJ{Touch
me
not;
for
I am
not yet
ascended
to
my
Father:
but
go
to
my
brethren,
and
say
unto them,
I ascend
unto
my
Father,
and
your
Father;
and
{\ADD{to}}
my
God,
and
your
God.}}

\VS{18}Mary
Magdalene
came and
told the
disciples
that she had
seen the
Lord,
and
{\ADD{that}} he had
spoken these
things unto
her.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶
Then the
same
day at
evening,
being the
first
{\ADD{day}} of the
week,
when the
doors were
shut
where the
disciples
were
assembled
for
fear of the
Jews,
came
Jesus
and
stood
in the
midst,
and
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Peace
{\ADD{be}}
unto you.}}

\VS{20}And when he
had
so
said, he
shewed unto
them
{\ADD{his}}
hands
and
his
side.
Then
were the
disciples
glad, when they
saw the
Lord.

\VS{21}Then
said
Jesus to
them
again,
{\WJ{Peace
{\ADD{be}}
unto you:
as
{\ADD{my}}
Father
hath sent
me,
even so
send I
you.}}

\VS{22}And when he had
said
this, he breathed
on
{\ADD{them}},
and
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Receive ye
the Holy
Ghost:}}

\VS{23}{\WJ{Whose
soever
sins
ye remit,
they are remitted
unto them;
{\ADD{and}}
whose
soever
{\ADD{sins}}
ye retain,
they are retained.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶
But
Thomas,
one
of the
twelve,
called
Didymus,
was
not
with
them
when
Jesus
came.

\VS{25}The
other
disciples
therefore
said unto
him, We have
seen the
Lord.
But he
said unto
them,
Except I shall
see
in
his
hands the
print of the
nails,
and
put
my
finger
into the
print of the
nails,
and
thrust
my
hand
into
his
side, I
will
not
believe.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶
And
after
eight
days
again
his
disciples
were
within,
and
Thomas
with
them:
{\ADD{then}}
came
Jesus, the
doors being
shut,
and
stood
in the
midst,
and
said,
{\WJ{Peace
{\ADD{be}}
unto you.}}

\VS{27}Then saith
he to
Thomas,
{\WJ{Reach
hither
thy
finger,
and
behold
my
hands;
and
reach hither
thy
hand,
and
thrust
{\ADD{it}}
into
my
side:
and
be
not
faithless,
but
believing.}}

\VS{28}And
Thomas
answered
and
said unto
him,
My
Lord
and
my
God.

\VS{29}Jesus
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Thomas,
because
thou hast seen
me,
thou hast believed:
blessed
{\ADD{are}}
they that
have
not
seen,
and
{\ADD{yet}}
have believed.}}


\par }{\PP \VS{30}¶
And
many
other
signs
truly
did
Jesus in the presence
of
his
disciples,
which
are
not
written
in
this
book:

\VS{31}But
these are
written,
that ye might
believe
that
Jesus
is the
Christ, the
Son of
God;
and
that
believing ye might
have
life
through
his
name.




\par }\Chap{21}{\PP \VerseOne{1}After these
things
Jesus
shewed
himself
again to the
disciples
at the
sea of
Tiberias;
and on this
wise shewed
he
{\ADD{himself}}.

\VS{2}There
were
together
Simon
Peter,
and
Thomas
called
Didymus,
and
Nathanael
of
Cana in
Galilee,
and
the
{\ADD{sons}} of
Zebedee,
and
two
other
of
his
disciples.

\VS{3}Simon
Peter
saith unto
them, I
go a
fishing. They
say unto
him,
We
also
go
with
thee. They went
forth,
and
entered
into a
ship
immediately;
and
that
night they
caught
nothing.

\VS{4}But
when the
morning was
now
come,
Jesus
stood
on the
shore:
but the
disciples
knew
not
that it
was
Jesus.

\VS{5}Then
Jesus
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Children,
have ye
any
meat?}} They
answered
him,
No.

\VS{6}And he
said unto
them,
{\WJ{Cast
the net
on
the right
side
of the ship,
and
ye shall find.}} They
cast
therefore,
and
now they
were
not
able to
draw
it
for the
multitude of
fishes.

\VS{7}Therefore
that
disciple
whom
Jesus
loved
saith unto
Peter, It
is the
Lord. Now
when
Simon
Peter
heard
that it
was the
Lord, he
girt
{\ADD{his}}
fisher’s coat
{\ADD{unto him}}, (for he
was
naked,)
and did
cast
himself
into the
sea.

\VS{8}And the
other
disciples came
in a little
ship; (for they
were
not
far
from
land,
but as it
were two
hundred
cubits,)
dragging the
net with
fishes.

\VS{9}As
soon
then as they were
come
to
land, they
saw a fire of
coals
there,
and
fish laid
thereon,
and
bread.

\VS{10}Jesus
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Bring
of
the fish
which
ye have
now
caught.}}

\VS{11}Simon
Peter went
up,
and
drew the
net
to
land
full of
great
fishes, an
hundred and fifty and
three:
and for all there
were so
many, yet
was
not the
net
broken.

\VS{12}Jesus
saith unto
them,
{\WJ{Come
{\ADD{and}}
dine.}}
And
none of the
disciples
durst
ask
him,
Who
art
thou?
knowing
that it
was the
Lord.

\VS{13}Jesus
then
cometh,
and
taketh
bread,
and
giveth
them,
and
fish
likewise.

\VS{14}This is
now the third
time that
Jesus shewed
himself to
his
disciples, after that he was
risen
from the
dead.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶
So
when they had
dined,
Jesus
saith to
Simon
Peter,
{\WJ{Simon,
{\ADD{son}}
of Jonas,
lovest thou
me
more than
these?}} He
saith unto
him,
Yea,
Lord;
thou
knowest
that I
love
thee. He
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Feed
my
lambs.}}

\VS{16}He
saith to
him
again the second
time,
{\WJ{Simon,
{\ADD{son}}
of Jonas,
lovest thou
me?}} He
saith unto
him,
Yea,
Lord;
thou
knowest
that I
love
thee. He
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Feed
my
sheep.}}

\VS{17}He
saith unto
him the third
time,
{\WJ{Simon,
{\ADD{son}}
of Jonas,
lovest thou
me?}}
Peter was
grieved
because he
said unto
him the third
time, Lovest
thou
me?
And he
said unto
him,
Lord,
thou
knowest all
things;
thou
knowest
that I
love
thee.
Jesus
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Feed
my
sheep.}}

\VS{18}{\WJ{Verily,
verily,
I say
unto thee,
When
thou wast
young,
thou girdedst
thyself,
and
walkedst
whither
thou wouldest:
but
when
thou shalt be old,
thou shalt stretch forth
thy
hands,
and
another
shall gird
thee,
and
carry
{\ADD{thee}}
whither
thou wouldest
not.}}

\VS{19}This spake
he,
signifying by
what
death he should
glorify
God.
And when he had
spoken
this, he
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{Follow
me.}}

\VS{20}Then
Peter, turning
about,
seeth the
disciple
whom
Jesus
loved
following;
which
also
leaned
on
his
breast
at
supper,
and
said,
Lord,
which
is he
that
betrayeth
thee?

\VS{21}Peter
seeing
him
saith to
Jesus,
Lord,
and
what
{\ADD{shall}} this
man
{\ADD{do}}?

\VS{22}Jesus
saith unto
him,
{\WJ{If
I will that
he
tarry
till
I come,
what
{\ADD{is that}}
to
thee?
follow
thou
me.}}

\VS{23}Then
went
this
saying
abroad
among the
brethren,
that
that
disciple
should
not
die:
yet
Jesus
said
not unto
him, He
shall
not
die;
but,
If I will
that
he
tarry
till I
come,
what
{\ADD{is that}}
to
thee?

\VS{24}This
is the
disciple
which
testifieth
of these
things,
and
wrote these
things:
and we
know
that
his
testimony
is
true.

\VS{25}And there
are
also
many other
things
which
Jesus
did, the
which,
if they should be
written
every
one, I suppose
that even the
world
itself
could
not
contain the
books that should be
written.
Amen.


\par }