THE  ENTIRE GOSPEL OF JESUS ACCORDING TO JOHN

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      The  Entire Gospel Of Jesus According To  John

    Ch. 1                                                              JOHN

1:1 In the beginning,

      was the Word,

      and the Word was with God,

      and the Word was God.

1:2 The same was 

      in the beginning

      with God.

1:3 All things were made by him; 

      and without him was not 

      anything made that was made.

1:4 In him was life; 

      and the life was

      the light of men.

1:5 And the light shineth

      in darkness;

      and the darkness

      comprehended it not.

1:6 There was a man sent

       from God

       whose name was John.

1:7 The same came for a witness, 

       to bear witness of the Light, 

       that all men through him

       might believe.

1:8  He was not that Light,

       but was sent to bear witness

       of that Light.

1:9   That was the true Light, 

        which lighteth every man 

        that cometh into the world.

1:10 He was in the world 

        and the world was

        made by him,

        and the world 

        knew him not.

1:11 He came unto his own,

        and his own 

        received him not.

1:12 But as many as 

        received him, 

        to them gave he power

        to become the sons of God,

        even to them that 

        believe on his name.

1:13 Which were born,

        not of blood,

        nor of the will of the flesh,

        nor of the will of man,

        but of God.

1:14 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.

1:15 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.

1:16 And of his fullness,

        have all we received, 

        and grace for grace.

1:17  For the law was

         given by Moses,

         but grace and truth,

         came by Jesus Christ.

1:18  No man hath

         seen God at any time, 

         the only begotten Son,

         which is in the bosom 

         of the Father,

         he hath declared him.

1:19  And this is the 

        record of John,

        when the Jews sent

        priests and Levites from 

        Jerusalem to ask him, 

        who art thou?

1:20 And he confessed,

        and denied not;

        but confessed, 

        I am not the Christ.

1:21 And they asked him, 

        what then?

        Art thou Elias?

        And he saith, I am not.

        Art thou that prophet? 

        And he answered,

        No.

1:22 Then said they unto him,

        who art thou? 

        That we may give

        an answer to them 

        that sent us.  

        What sayest thou of thyself?

1:23 He said,

         I am the voice of one,

         crying in the wilderness, 

         make straight the way

         of the Lord, 

         as said the prophet Esaias.

1:24 And they which were sent,

        were of the Pharisees.

1:25 And they asked him,

        and said unto him,

        why baptizest thou then,

        if thou be not that Christ,

        nor Elias, 

        neither that prophet?

1:26 John answered them 

        saying,

        I baptize with water. 

        But there standeth one 

        among you,

        whom ye know not;

1:27  He it is, 

         who coming after me, 

         is preferred before me, 

         whose shoe's latchet,

         I am not worthy to

         unloose.

1:28 These things were

         done in Bethabara,

         beyond Jordan,

         where John was

         baptizing.

1:29 The next day,

        John seeth Jesus

        coming unto him 

        and saith,

        behold;

        The Lamb of God, 

        which taketh away,

        the sin of the world.

1:30 This is he of whom

         I said, 

         after me cometh a man 

         which is preferred

         before me.

         For he was before me.

1:31 And I knew him not.

        But that he should be

        made manifest to Israel, 

        therefore am I come 

        baptizing with water.

1:32 And John bare record,

        saying, 

        I saw the Spirit

        descending from 

        heaven like a dove, 

        and it abode, upon him.

1:33 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.

1:34 And I saw, 

        and bare record

        that this is, 

        the Son of God.

1:35 Again, the next day after,

        John stood,

        and two of his disciples;

1:36 and 

        looking upon Jesus 

        as he walked, 

        he saith,

        behold; 

        The Lamb of God!

1:37  And the two disciples

         heard him speak,

         and they followed Jesus.

1:38 Then Jesus turned,

         and saw them following

         and saith unto them,

         what seek ye? 

         They said unto him,

          Rabbi,

         (which is to say,

          being interpreted ,

          Master,)

          where dwellest thou?

1:39  He saith unto them,

         come, and see.

         They came, 

         and saw where he dwelt,

         and abode with him that day. 

         For it was about the tenth hour.

1:40 One of the two which 

         heard John speak,

         and followed him, 

         was Andrew,

         Simon Peter's brother.

1:41 He first findeth 

        his own brother, Simon, 

        and saith unto him,

        we have found the  Messias,

        which is being interpreted, 

        the Christ.

1:42 And he brought him

        to Jesus. 

         And when Jesus beheld him,

         he said,

         thou art Simon the son of Jona.

         Thou slt be called Cephas. 

         which is by interpretation,

         a stone.

1:43 The day following, 

        Jesus would go forth into 

        Galilee,

        and findeth Philip,

        and saith unto him, 

        follow me.

1:44 Now Philip was of Bethsaida,

        the city of Andrew and Peter.

1:45  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.

1:46 And Nathanael 

        said unto him,

        can there any good thing

        come out of Nazareth? 

        Philip saith unto him, 

        come and see.

1:47 Jesus saw Nathanael

        coming to him and 

        saith of him,

        behold,

        an Israelite indeed,

        in whom is no guile!

1:48  Nathanael saith unto him, 

         whence knowest thou me? 

         Jesus answered 

         and said unto him,

         before that Philip called thee, 

         when thou wast under

         the fig tree, 

         I saw thee.

1:49 Nathanael answered

        and saith unto him,

        Rabbi,

        thou art the Son of God; 

        thou art the King of Israel.

1:50  Jesus answered

         and said unto him,

         because I said unto thee,

         I saw thee under the fig tree,

         believest thou? 

         Thou shalt see 

         greater things than these.

1:51  And he saith unto him,

         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.

Ch. 2                                                                       John

2:1 And the third day,

      there was a marriage in

      Cana of Galilee;

      and the mother of 

      Jesus was there.

2:2 And both Jesus was called,

      and his disciples,

      to the marriage.

2:3 And when they wanted wine,

      the mother of Jesus

      saith unto him, 

      they have no wine.

2:4  Jesus saith unto her,

       *woman, 

        what have I to do with thee? 

        Mine hour is not yet come.*

2:5  His mother saith

       unto the servants,

       whatsoever he saith 

       unto you,

       do it.

2:6 And there were set there 

      six water pots of stone,

      after the manner of the 

      purifying of the Jews,

      containing two or three

      firkins apiece.

2:7 Jesus saith unto them,

      fill the water pots with water. 

      And they filled them up to

      the brim.

2:8 And he saith unto them, 

      draw out now, 

      and bear unto the

      governor of the feast. 

      And they bare it.

2:9  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,

2:10 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.

        But thou hast kept the

        good wine until now.

2:11 This beginning 

        of miracles did Jesus in 

        Cana, of Galilee,

        and manifested forth his glory.

        And his disciples believed on him.

2:12. After this, 

         he went down 

         to Capernaum, 

         he, and his mother, 

         and his brethren, 

         and his disciples. 

         And they continued there

         not many days.

2:13. And the Jews' Passover

         was at hand,

         and Jesus went up to

         Jerusalem;

2:14. and found in the temple,

         those that sold oxen 

         and sheep and doves,

         and the changers of 

         money sitting.

2:15. 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.

2:16. And He

         said unto them that 

         sold doves,

         take these things hence;

         make not my Father's house

         an house of merchandise.

2:17. And his disciples remembered

         that it was written, 

         The zeal of thine house 

         hath eaten me up.

2:18. Then answered 

         the Jews

         and said unto him,

         what sign shewest thou 

         unto us,

         seeing that thou

         doest these things?

2:19. Jesus answered, 

         and said unto them,

         destroy this temple, 

         and in three days,

         I will raise it up.

2:20. Then said the Jews,

         forty and six years was this

         temple in building,

         and wilt thou 

         rear it up in three days?

2:21. But he spake of the

         temple of his body.

2:22. 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.

2:23. Now when he was

         in Jerusalem at the

         Passover, 

         in the feast day,

         many believed in his name, 

         when they saw the 

         miracles which he did.

2:24. But Jesus did not

         commit himself unto them,

         because he knew all men,

2:25. and needed not that 

         any should testify of man. 

         For he knew what was

         in man.

vs.2:4 *What (is that) to me

             and to thee, woman?*

Ch.3                                                                          John

3:1  There was a man of the 

        Pharisees named Nicodemus, 

        a ruler of the Jews.

3:2  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.

3:3   Jesus answered 

        and said unto him, 

        verily verily I say unto thee,

        except a man be born again, 

        he cannot see the

        kingdom of God.

3:4   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?

3:5   Jesus answered, 

         verily verily I say unto thee,

         except a man be born of 

         water,

         and of the Spirit,

         he cannot enter into the 

         kingdom of God.

3:6   That which is born

         of the flesh is flesh; 

         and that which is born

         of the Spirit,

         is spirit.

3:7   Marvel not that I 

        said unto thee, 

        ye must be born again.

3:8  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.

3:9   Nicodemus answered

        and said unto him, 

        how can these things be?

3:10 Jesus answered and

        said unto him, 

        art thou a master of Israel, 

        and knowest not these things?

3:11 Verily, verily, I say unto thee,

        we speak that we do know, 

        and testify that we have seen; 

        and ye receive not our witness.

3:12 If I have told you earthly things,

        and ye believe not, 

        how shall ye believe,

        if I tell you of heavenly things?

3:13 And no man hath ascended

        up to heaven,

        but he that came down

        from heaven, 

        even the Son of man,

        which is in heaven.

3:14 And as Moses lifted up the

        serpent in the wilderness, 

        even so must the Son of

        man be lifted up.

3:15 That whosoever believeth 

         in him should not perish, 

         but have eternal life.

3:16 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.

3:17 For God sent not 

        his Son into the world to

        condemn the world; 

        but that the world through him, 

        might be saved. 

3:18 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.

3:19 And this is the condemnation, 

        that light is come into the world, 

        and men loved darkness

        rather than light,

        because their deeds were evil.

3:20 For every one that doeth evil, 

        hateth the light, 

        neither cometh to the light, 

        lest his deeds should be 

        reproved.

3:21 But he that doeth truth,

        cometh to the light, 

        that his deeds may be 

        made manifest, 

        that they are wrought in God.

3:22 After these things came

        Jesus and his disciples,

        into the land of Judea; 

        and there he tarried

        with them and baptized.

3:23 And John also was baptizing,

        in Aenon near to Salim,

        because there was much

        water there.

        And they came,

        and were baptized.

3:24 For John was not yet

        cast into prison.

3:25 Then there arose a question

        between some of 

        John's disciples and the Jews,

        about purifying.

3:26 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 men come to him.

3:27 John answered and said,

        a man can receive nothing, 

        except it be given him

        from heaven.

3:28  Ye yourselves bear 

         me witness, 

         that I said, 

         I am not the Christ, 

         but that I am sent before 

         him.

3:29  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.

3:30 He must increase, 

        but I must decrease.

3:31  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.

3:32 And what he hath seen 

        and heard,

        that he testifieth;

        and no man receiveth

        his testimony.

3:33 He that hath received

        his testimony,

        hath set to his seal that

        God is true.

3:34 For he whom God hath sent, 

        speaketh the words of God. 

        For God giveth not the Spirit, 

        by measure, 

        unto him.

3:35 The Father loveth the Son,

        and hath given 

        all things into his hand.

3:36 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.

Ch. 4                                                                          John

4:1   When therefore, 

        the Lord knew how the 

        Pharisees had heard,

        that Jesus made and baptized 

        more disciples than John,

4:2  (though Jesus himself

        baptized not, 

        but his disciples,)

4:3   He left Judea,

        and departed again 

        into Galilee.

4:4   And he must needs go 

        through Samaria.

4:5   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.

4:6  Now Jacob's well was there.

       Jesus therefore,

       being wearied with his journey, 

       sat thus on the well. 

       And it was about the sixth hour.

4:7  There cometh a woman

       of Samaria to draw water. 

       Jesus saith unto her, 

       give me to drink.

4:8  (For his disciples were

        gone away unto 

        the city, to buy meat.)

4:9  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.

4:10 Jesus answered, 

        and said unto her,

        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.

4:11   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?

4:12 Art thou greater than

        our father Jacob, 

        which gave us the well,

        and drank thereof himself,

        and his children, and his cattle?

4:13 Jesus answered 

        and said unto her,

        whosoever drinketh of 

        this water shall thirst again.

4:14 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.

4:15 The woman saith unto him,

         Sir, give me this water,

         that I thirst not, 

         neither come hither to draw.

4:16 Jesus saith unto her, 

        go, 

        call thy husband 

        and come hither.

4:17 The woman 

         answered and said,

         I have no husband.

         Jesus said unto her,

         thou hast well said, 

         I have no husband.

4:18 For thou hast had five

        husbands;

        and he, whom thou now hast,

        is not thy husband. 

        In that saidst thou truly.

4:19 The woman saith unto him,

         Sir, 

         I perceive that thou art

         a prophet.

4:20 Our fathers worshipped

        in this mountain;

        and ye say,

        that in Jerusalem is 

        the place where men ought to

        worship.

4:21 Jesus saith unto her, 

        woman, believe me, 

        the hour cometh, when ye shall 

        neither in this mountain, 

        nor at Jerusalem,

        worship the Father.

4:22 Ye worship ye know not what.

        We know what we worship. 

        For salvation is of the Jews.

4:23 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.

4:24 God is a Spirit.

        And they that worship him 

        must worship him in spirit,

        and in truth.

4:25 The woman saith unto him,

         I know that Messias cometh,

         which is called Christ. 

         When he is come, 

         he will tell us all things.

4:26 Jesus saith unto her, 

         I that speak unto thee,

         am he.

4:27  And upon this, 

         came his disciples, and 

         marveled that he talked 

         with the woman.

         Yet no man said, 

         what seekest thou? 

         Or,

         why talkest thou with her?

4:28 The woman then left her 

         water pot, and went her 

         way into the city, 

         and saith to the men,

4:29 come, see a man,

        which told me all things

        that ever I did.

        Is not this the Christ?

4:30  Then they went out 

         of the city,

         and came unto him.

4:31 In the mean while

        his disciples prayed him,

        saying,

        Master, eat.

4:32 But he said unto them, 

        I have meat to eat,

        that ye know not of.

4:33 Therefore said the

         disciples one to another, 

         hath any man brought him 

         ought to eat?

4:34 Jesus saith unto them,

        My meat is to do the will of 

        him that sent me,

        and to finish his work.

4:35 Say not ye, 

        there are yet four months, 

        and then cometh the harvest?

        Behold, I say unto you, 

        lift up your eyes, and 

        look on the fields;

        for they are white 

        already to harvest.

4:36 And he that reapeth 

        receiveth wages, 

        and gathereth fruit,

        unto life eternal; 

        that both he that soweth,

        and he that reapeth,

        may rejoice together.

4:37  And herein is that

         saying true,

         One soweth, 

         and another reapeth.

4:38  I sent you to reap that

         whereon ye bestowed no

         labor. 

         Other men labored, 

         and ye are entered into 

         their labors.

4:39 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.

4:40 So when the Samaritans 

        were come unto him, 

        they besought him, 

        that he would tarry with them.

        And he abode there two days.

4:41 And many more believed

        because of his own word;

4:42 and said unto the woman,

        now we believe, 

        not because of thy saying. 

        For we have heard him ourselves, 

        and know that this is

        indeed the Christ, 

        the Savior of the world.

4:43 Now after two days,

        he departed thence, 

        and went into Galilee.

4:44 For Jesus himself testified, 

        that a prophet hath

        no honor in his own country.

4:45 Then when he was come 

         into Galilee,

         the Galilaeans received him, 

         having seen all the things that 

         he did at Jerusalem at the feast.

         For they also went unto the feast.

4:46 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.

4:47  When he heard that Jesus 

         was come out of Judea, 

         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.

4:48 Then said Jesus unto him,

         except ye see signs and wonders, 

         ye will not believe.

4:49 The nobleman saith unto him,

         Sir, come down, 

         ere my child die.

4:50 Jesus saith unto him, 

         go thy way;  thy son liveth.

        And the man believed 

        the word that Jesus had 

        spoken unto him, 

        and he went his way.

4:51 And as he was now

        going down

        his servants met him 

        and told him,

        saying, 

        thy son liveth.

4:52 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.

4:53 So the father knew  

        that it was at the same hour 

        in the which Jesus said 

        unto him, 

        thy son liveth,

        And himself believed, 

        and his whole house.

4:54 This  is  again, the

        second miracle that Jesus did,

        when he was come out of Judea, 

        into Galilee.

Ch. 5                                                                      John

5:1   After this, 

        there was a feast of 

        the Jews; 

        and Jesus went up

        to Jerusalem.

5:2  Now there is at Jerusalem, 

       by the sheep market

       a pool,

       which is called in the 

       Hebrew tongue, Bethesda,

       having five porches.

5:3   In these lay a great

        multitude of impotent folk,

        of blind, halt, withered, 

        waiting for the moving 

        of the water.

5:4  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.

5:5  And a certain man

       was there which had 

       an infirmity

       thirty and eight years.

5:6  When Jesus saw him lie,

       and knew that he had

       been now a long time in

       that case, 

       he saith unto him, 

       wilt thou be made

       whole?

5:7  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.

5:8   Jesus saith unto him,

        rise, 

        take up thy bed and walk.

5:9   And immediately 

        the man was made whole,

        and took up his bed and walked.

        And on the same day was the

        Sabbath.

5:10  The Jews therefore, 

         said unto him that was cured,

         it is the Sabbath day. 

         It is not lawful for thee to 

         carry thy bed.

5:11 He answered them,

        He that made me whole,

        the same said unto me,

        take up thy bed, and walk.

5:12 Then asked they him, 

        what man is that which

        said unto thee, 

        take up thy bed, and walk?

5:13 And he that was healed

        wist not who it was.

        For Jesus had 

        conveyed himself away,

        a multitude being in that place.

5:14 Afterward,

        Jesus findeth him

        in the temple,

        and said unto him, 

        behold, 

        thou art made whole.

        Sin no more,

        lest a worse thing

        come unto thee.

5:15 The man departed, 

        and told the Jews

        that it was Jesus

        which had made him

        whole.

5:16 And therefore did the Jews

        persecute Jesus,

        and sought to slay him,

        because he had done

        these things on the

        Sabbath day.

5:17 But Jesus answered

        them,

        My Father worketh hitherto,

        and I work.

5:18 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.

5:19 Then answered

         Jesus and

         said unto them,

          verily, verily,

          I say unto you,

          The Son can do nothing

          of himself,

          but what he seeth the Father do.

          For what things so ever

          he doeth, 

          these also doeth the Son

          likewise.

5:20 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.

5:21 For as the Father

        raiseth up the dead, 

        and quickeneth them; 

        even so, 

        The Son quickeneth 

        whom he will.

5:22 For the Father

        judgeth no man

        but hath committed

        all judgment unto the Son;

5:23 that all men should

        honor the Son, 

        even as they honor the Father. 

        He that honoureth 

        not the Son,

        honoureth not the Father

        which hath sent him.

5:24  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.

5:25 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.

5:26 For as the Father hath

        life in himself; 

        so hath he given to the Son

        to have life in himself;

5:27 and 

        hath given him authority 

        to execute judgment also,

        because he is the Son of man.

5:28 Marvel not at this.

        For the hour is coming, 

        in the which all 

        that are in the graves 

        shall hear his voice,

5:29 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.

5:30  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.

5:31 If I bear witness of myself,

        my witness is not true.

5:32  There is another that 

         beareth witness of me; 

         and I know that the witness 

         which he witnesseth of me,

         is true.

5:33 Ye sent unto John

        and he bare witness

        unto the truth.

5:34 But I receive not, 

        testimony from man.

        But these things I say, 

        that ye might be saved.

5:35  He was a burning, 

         and a shining light.

         And ye were willing,

         for a season,

         to rejoice in his light.

5:36 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.

5:37 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.

5:38 And ye have not

        his word abiding in you.

        For whom he hath sent,

        him ye believe not.

5:39 Search the scriptures;

        for in them ye think ye have 

        eternal life. 

        And they are they, 

        which testify of me.

5:40 And ye will not come to me, 

        that ye might have life. 

5:41 I receive not honor from men.

5:42 But I know you, 

        that ye have not 

        the love of God in you.

5:43 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.

5:44 How can ye believe, 

        which receive honor 

        one of another,

        and seek not the honor

        that cometh from God only? 

5:45  Do not think that I will 

         accuse you to the Father.

         There is one that accuseth you,

         even Moses,

         in whom ye trust.

5:46 For had ye believed Moses,

        ye would have believed me; 

        for he wrote of me.

5:47 But if ye believe not his writings,

        how shall ye believe my words?

 Ch. 6                                                                            John

6:1  After these things, 

       Jesus went over the sea

       of Galilee,

       which is the sea of Tiberias.

6:2  And a great multitude

       followed him,

       because they saw his

       miracles which he 

       did on them

       that were diseased.

6:3  And Jesus went up

       into a mountain,

       and there he sat with

       his disciples.

6:4   And the Passover, 

        a feast of the Jews, 

        was nigh.

6:5   When Jesus then 

        lifted up his eyes,

        and saw a great company

        come unto him,

        he saith unto Philip,

        whence shall we buy bread,

        that these may eat?

6:6  And this he said 

       to prove him. 

       For he himself knew

       what he would do.

6:7  Philip answered him,

       two hundred pennyworth

       of bread is not sufficient for 

       them,  

       that every one of them may 

       take a little.

6:8   One of his disciples, 

        Andrew, 

        Simon Peter's brother, 

        saith unto him,

6:9   there is a lad here,

        which hath five barley loaves, 

        and two small fishes.

        But what are they among 

        so many?

6:10 And Jesus said,

        make the men sit down. 

        Now there was 

        much grass in the place. 

        So the men sat down, 

        in number, 

        about five thousand.

6:11 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.

6:12 When they were filled, 

        he said unto his disciples,

        gather up the fragments

        that remain, 

        that nothing be lost.

6:13  Therefore they gathered

         them together, and filled 

         twelve baskets, with the 

         fragments of the 

         five barley loaves,

         which remained

         over and above unto them 

         that had eaten.

6:14 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.

6:15  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.

6:16 And when even was now come,

        his disciples went down

        unto the sea,

6:17 and 

        entered into a ship, 

        and went over the sea toward 

        Capernaum.

        And it was now dark,

        and Jesus was not come to them.

6:18 And the sea arose

        by reason of a great

        wind that blew.

6:19 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.

6:20  But he saith unto them,

         it is I;  be not afraid.

6:21 Then, they willingly

        received him into the ship.

        And immediately, 

        the ship was at the land 

        whither they went.

6:22  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 that his disciples were

         gone away alone;

6:23 howbeit, 

        there came other boats 

        from Tiberias

        nigh unto the place where they

        did eat bread, after that,

        the Lord had given thanks.

6:24 When the people,

         therefore saw that

         Jesus was not there,

         neither his disciples,

         they also took shipping, 

         and came to Capernaum

         seeking for Jesus.

6:25 And when they had found

        him on the other side of the 

        sea, 

        they said unto him,

        Rabbi, 

        when camest thou hither?

6:26 Jesus answered them

        and said, 

        verily, verily,

        I say unto you,

        ye seek me,  

        not because ye saw miracles, 

        but because ye did 

        eat of the loaves,

        and were filled.

6:27 Labor 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.

6:28 Then said they unto him,

        what shall we do, 

        that we might work 

        the works of God?

6:29 Jesus answered, 

        and said unto them, 

        this is the work of God, 

        that ye believe on him,

        whom he hath sent.

6:30 They said therefore unto him,

         what sign shewest thou then, 

         that we may see and

         believe thee? 

         What dost thou work?

6:31 Our fathers did eat 

        manna in the desert; 

        as it is written,

        He gave them bread 

        from heaven to eat.

6:32 Then Jesus said unto them,

        verily, verily,

        I say unto you,

        Moses gave you not

        that bread from heaven;

        but my Father giveth you the

        true bread from heaven.

6:33 For the bread of God is he which

        cometh down from heaven, 

        and giveth life, unto the world.

6:34 Then said they unto him,

         Lord, evermore,

         give us this bread.

6:35 And Jesus said unto them,

         I am the bread of life. 

         He that cometh to me 

         shall never hunger; 

         and he that believeth

         on me, shall never thirst.

6:36 But I said unto you,

        that ye also have seen me,

        and believe not.

6:37 All that the Father giveth me

        shall come to me;

        and him that cometh to me,

        I will in no wise cast out.

6:38 For I came down 

        from heaven,

        not to do mine own will, 

        but the will of him 

        that sent me.

6:39  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.

6:40  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.

6:41 Then the Jews murmured

         at him because

         he said,

         I am the bread 

         which came down from 

         heaven.

6:42 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?

6:43 Jesus therefore answered

        and said unto them, 

        murmur not among

        yourselves.

6:44  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.

6:45  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.

6:46 Not that any man hath

        seen the Father,

        save he which is of God, 

        he hath seen the Father.

6:47  Verily, verily, 

         I say unto you,

         he that believeth on me

         hath everlasting life.

6:48  I am that bread of life.

6:49  Your fathers did eat manna

         in the wilderness,

         and are dead.

6:50  This is the bread which

         cometh down from heaven,

         that a man may eat thereof

         and not die.

6:51  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.

6:52  The Jews therefore,

         strove among themselves,

         saying,

         how can this man give us 

         his flesh to eat?

6:53 Then Jesus

        said unto them,

        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.

6:54  Whoso eateth my flesh,

         and drinketh my blood,

         hath eternal life; 

         and I will raise him up

         at the last day.

6:55 For my flesh is meat indeed,

        and my blood is drink indeed.

6:56 He that eateth my flesh,

        and drinketh my blood, 

        dwelleth in me, 

        and I, in him.

6:57  As the living Father hath

         sent me,

         and I live by the Father;  

         so he that eateth me,

         even he, shall live by me.

6:58 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.

6:59 These things said he 

         in the synagogue,

         as he taught in 

         Capernaum.

6:60 Many therefore of his disciples,

        when they had heard this

        said, 

        this is an hard saying; 

        who can hear it?

6:61 When Jesus knew 

        in himself

        that his disciples 

        murmured at it,

        he said unto them,

        doth this offend you?

6:62 What and if ye shall see the

        Son of man ascend up where

        he was before?

6:63 It is the spirit that quickeneth; 

        the flesh profiteth nothing.

        The words that I speak unto you,

        they are spirit, and they are life.

6:64 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.

6:65  And he said,

         therefore said I unto you,

         that no man can come unto me,

         except it were given unto him

         of my Father.

6:66  From that time,

         many of his disciples

         went back,

         and walked no more

         with him.

6:67 Then said Jesus unto the twelve,

        will ye also go away?

6:68 Then Simon Peter answered him,

         Lord,

         to whom shall we go?

         Thou hast the words of 

         eternal life.

6:69  And we believe, 

         and are sure, 

         that thou art that Christ, 

         The Son of the living God.

6:70 Jesus answered them,

        have not I chosen you twelve,

        and one of you is a devil?

6:71 He spake of Judas Iscariot, 

        the son of Simon.

        For he it was that would betray him,

        being one of the twelve.

Ch. 7                                                                          John

7:1   After these things, 

        Jesus walked in Galilee;

        for he would not walk

        in Jewry because the Jews 

        sought to kill him.

7:2   Now the Jew's feast of 

        tabernacles was at hand. 

7:3  His brethren therefore,

       said unto him, 

       depart hence and go into

       Judea,

       that thy disciples also

       may see the works that

       thou doest.

7:4  For there is no man 

       that doeth anything in secret,

       and he himself seeketh

       to be known openly. 

       If thou do these things, 

       shew thyself to the world.

7:5  For neither did his 

       brethren believe in him.

7:6  Then Jesus said unto them,

        My time is not yet come.

        But your time is always ready.

7:7  The world cannot hate you;

        but me, it hateth,

        because I testify of it,

        that the works thereof are evil.

7:8  Go ye up unto this feast.

       I go not up yet unto this feast. 

       For my time is not yet full come.  

7:9  When he had 

        said these words unto them,

        he abode still in Galilee.

7:10 But when his brethren were 

        gone up, 

        then went he also up unto 

        the feast,

        not openly, but as it were,  

        in secret.

7:11 Then the Jews 

         sought him at the feast,

         and said,

         where is he?

7:12  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.

7:13 Howbeit no man spake 

        openly of him 

        for fear of the Jews.

7:14 Now about the midst

        of the feast,

        Jesus went up into the temple, 

        and taught.

7:15 And the Jews marveled

        saying, 

        how knoweth this man letters,

        having never learned?

7:16 Jesus answered them

        and said,

        My doctrine is not mine,

        but his that sent me.

7:17 If any man will do his will,

        he shall know of the 

        doctrine,

        whether it be of God,

        or whether I speak of myself.

7:18 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.

7:19 Did not Moses give you the law,

        and yet none of you keepeth

        the law? 

        Why go ye about to kill me?

7:20 The people answered

        and said, 

        Thou hast a devil.

        Who goeth about to 

        kill thee?

7:21  Jesus answered, 

         and said unto them, 

         I have done one work, 

         and ye all marvel.

7:22 Moses therefore, 

        gave unto you the 

        circumcision.

        Not because it is of Moses, 

        but of the fathers. 

        And ye, on the Sabbath day, 

        circumcise a man.

7:23 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?

7:24  Judge not according

         to the appearance,

         but judge righteous judgment.

7:25  Then said some of them

         of Jerusalem, 

         is not this he whom they 

         seek to kill?

7:26 But lo,

        he speaketh boldly, 

        and they say nothing unto him.

        Do the rulers know indeed,

        that this is the very Christ?

7:27  Howbeit we know this man

         whence he is. 

         But when Christ cometh,

         no man knoweth whence he is.

7:28 Then cried Jesus 

         in the temple 

         as he taught, 

         saying, 

         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.

7:29  But I know him.

         For I am from him,  

         and he hath sent me.

7:30 Then they sought to take him. 

        But no man laid hands on him 

        because his hour was not yet 

        come.

7:31 And many of the people

        believed on him and said,

        when Christ cometh, 

        will he do more miracles 

        than these which this man 

        hath done?

7:32 The Pharisees heard that

         the people murmured

         such things concerning him.

         And the Pharisees and the 

         chief priests, sent

         officers to take him.

7:33 Then  Jesus said unto them,

         yet a little while

         am I with you

         and then I go unto him

         that sent me.

7:34  Ye shall seek me,

         and shall not find me.

         And where I am, 

         thither ye cannot come.

7:35 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?

7:36 What manner of saying

        is this that he said,

        ye shall seek me,

        and shall not find me.

        And where I am, 

        thither ye cannot come?

7:37 In the last day,

        that great day of the feast, 

        Jesus stood and cried, 

        saying, 

        if any man thirst, 

        let him come unto me

        and drink.

7:38 He that believeth on me,

        as the scripture hath said, 

        out of his belly shall flow 

        rivers of living water.

7:39 But this he spake of the Spirit,

        which they that 

        believe on him should receive.

        For the Holy Ghost was not

        yet given;

        because that Jesus was not yet 

        glorified.

7:40 Many of the people therefore 

        when they heard this saying,

        said,

        of a truth,

        this is the Prophet.

7:41 Others said,

        this is the Christ. 

        But some said,

        shall Christ come out of Galilee?

7:42 Hath not the scripture said, 

        that Christ cometh of the

        seed of David,

        and out of the town

        of Bethlehem, 

        where David was?

7:43 So there was a division 

        among the people

        because of him. 

7:44  And some of them would have

         taken him; 

         but no man laid hands on him.

7:45 Then came the officers to the

         chief priests and Pharisees; 

         and they said unto them, 

         why have ye not brought him?

7:46 The officers answered,

         never man spake like this man.

7:47 Then answered them

        the Pharisees, 

        are ye also deceived?

7:48 Have any of the rulers 

        or of the Pharisees,

        believed on him?

7:49 But this people,  

        who knoweth not the law,

        are cursed.

7:50 Nicodemus saith unto them,

        (he that came to Jesus by night,

          being one of them,)

7:51  doth our law judge any man 

         before it hear him, 

         and know what he doeth?

7:52 They answered and

         said unto him,

         art thou also of Galilee? 

         Search, and look.

         For out of Galilee ariseth

         no prophet.

7:53 And every man went 

        unto his own house.

  Ch.8                                                                          John

8:1 Jesus went unto the

      mount of Olives.

8:2 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.

8:3  And the scribes and Pharisees 

       brought unto him a

       woman taken in adultery.

       And when they had set her 

       in the midst,

8:4  they said unto him,

       Master, 

       this woman was taken

       in adultery,

       in the very act.

8:5  Now Moses in the law

       commanded us,

       that such should be stoned.

       But what sayest thou?

8:6   This they said, tempting him, 

        that they might have to 

        accuse him. 

        But Jesus stooped down, 

        and with his finger, 

        wrote on the ground, 

        as though he heard them not.

8:7  So when they had continued

       asking him,

       he lifted up himself 

       and said unto them, 

       he, that is without sin 

       among you,

       let him first,

       cast a stone at her.

8:8   And again he

        stooped down, 

        and wrote on the ground.

8:9   And they which heard it, 

        being convicted by their 

        own conscience,

        went out, one by one, 

        beginning at the eldest,

        even unto the last.

        And Jesus was left alone,

        and the woman, 

        standing in the midst.

8:10 When Jesus had lifted 

         up himself, 

         and saw none but the woman,

         he said unto her, 

         woman, 

         where are those thine accusers? 

         Hath no man condemned thee?

8:11 She said, 

        no man,

        Lord. 

        And Jesus said unto her,

        neither do I condemn thee.

        Go, 

        and sin no more.

8:12 Then spake Jesus again unto

         them saying,

         I am the light of the world.

         He that followeth me shall not 

         walk in darkness,

         but shall have the light of life.

8:13 The Pharisees therefore

         said unto him, 

         thou bearest record of thyself; 

         thy record is not true.

8:14 Jesus answered

        and said unto them,

        though I bear record of myself,

        yet my record is true.

        For I know whence I came, 

        and whither I go.

        But ye cannot tell whence I 

        came  and whither I go.

8:15 Ye judge after the flesh; 

         I judge no man.

8:16 And yet if I judge,

        my judgment is true. 

        For I am not alone,  

        but I, and the Father that

        sent me.

8:17 It is also written in your law,

        that the testimony of

        two men is true.

8:18 I am one that 

        bear witness of myself,

        and the Father that sent me

        beareth witness of me.

8:19 Then said they unto him, 

        where is thy Father? 

        Jesus answered, 

        ye neither know me, 

        nor my Father. 

        If ye had known me, 

        ye would have known

        my Father also.

8:20 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.

8:21 Then said Jesus again

         unto them, 

         I go my way,

         and ye shall seek me, 

         and shall die in your sins.

         Whither I go, ye cannot come.

8:22 Then said the Jews, 

        will he kill himself? 

        Because he saith, 

        whither I go, 

        ye cannot come.

8:23 And he said unto them,

        ye are from beneath; 

        I am from above. 

        Ye are of this world; 

        I am not of this world.

8:24 I said therefore unto you,

        that ye shall die

        in your sins.

        For if ye believe not 

        that I am... he, 

        ye shall die in your sins.

8:25  Then said they unto him,  

         who art thou?

         And Jesus saith unto them, 

         even the same that I 

         said unto you from the

         beginning.

8:26 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.

8:27 They understood not, 

         that he spake to them 

         of the Father.

8:28 Then said Jesus unto them,

         when ye have lifted up,

         the Son of man,

         then shall ye know that

         I am he,

         and that I do nothing of myself;

         but as my Father hath taught me, 

         I speak these things.

8:29  And he that sent me is with me.

         The Father hath not left me alone; 

         for I do always those things

         that please him.

8:30  As he spake these words, 

         many believed on him.

8:31 Then said Jesus to those Jews

         which believed on him,

         if ye continue in my word, 

         then are ye my disciples indeed;

8:32  and 

         ye shall know the truth,

         and the truth, 

         shall make you free.

8:33  They answered him, 

         we be Abraham's seed,

         and were never in bondage 

         to any man.

         How sayest thou, 

         ye shall be made free?

8:34  Jesus answered them, 

         verily, verily,

         I say unto you, 

         whosoever committeth sin,

         is the servant of sin.

8:35 And the servant abideth not 

        in the house forever.

        But the Son abideth ever.

8:36 If the Son therefore 

        shall make you free,

        ye shall be free indeed.

8:37 I know that ye are

        Abraham's seed;

        but ye seek to kill me,

        because my word 

        hath no place in you.

8:38 I speak that which I have seen 

        with my Father. 

        And ye do that which ye have seen

        with your father.

8:39  They answered and 

         said unto him,

         Abraham is our father.

         Jesus saith unto them, 

         if ye were Abraham's children, 

         ye would do the works of Abraham.

8:40 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.

8:41 Ye do the deeds of your father. 

        Then they saith unto him, 

         we  be  not  born of fornication; 

         we have one Father, 

         even God.

8:42 Jesus said unto them, 

        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.

8:43  Why do ye not understand 

         my speech?

         Even because ye cannot 

         hear my word.

8:44  Ye are of 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.

8:45 And because I tell you the truth,

        ye believe me not.

8:46 Which of you convinceth* 

         me of sin?

         And if I say the truth,

         why do ye not believe me?

8:47  He that is of God, 

         heareth God's words.

         Ye therefore, hear them not,

         because ye are not of God.

8:48 Then answered the Jews 

         and said unto him,

         say we not well that thou art a 

         Samaritan, and hast a devil?

8:49  Jesus answered,

         I have not a devil; 

         but I honor my Father, 

         and ye do, dishonor me.

8:50 And I seek not mine own glory.

        There is one that seeketh

         and judgeth.

8:51 Verily, verily, I say unto you,

         if a man keep my saying, 

         he shall never see death.

8:52 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.

8:53  Art thou greater than our

         father Abraham

         which is dead? 

         And the prophets are dead.

         Whom makest thou thyself?

8:54 Jesus answered,

        if I honor myself, 

        my honor is nothing. 

        It is my Father that 

        honoureth me;

        of whom ye say, 

        that he is your God.

8:55 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.

8:56  Your father Abraham

         rejoiced to see my day. 

         And he saw it, and was glad.

8:57  Then said the Jews unto him,

         Thou art not yet 

         fifty years old and hast thou 

         seen Abraham?

8:58 Jesus said unto them,

         verily, verily,

         I say unto you,

         before Abraham was,

         I am.

8:59 Then they  took  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.

(vs.46 the better word translation here is 

           convinceth*; or, convinces) i.e. to convict

Ch.9                                                                              John

9:1  And  as  Jesus passed by,

       he saw a man which was 

       blind from his birth.

9:2  And his disciples asked

       him saying,

       Master, 

       who did sin, this man,

       or his parents,

       that he was born blind?

9:3 Jesus answered,

      neither hath this man

      sinned, 

      nor his parents.

      But that the works of God 

      should be made manifest

      in him.

9:4  I must work the works 

       of him that sent me, 

       while it is day. 

       The night cometh, 

       when no man can work.

9:5  As long as I am in the world,

       I am the light of the world.

9:6  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,

9:7  and 

       said unto him, 

       go, 

       wash in the pool of Siloam. 

       which is by interpretation,

       Sent.

       He went his way

       therefore,

       and washed,

       and came seeing.

9:8   The neighbors therefore,

        and they which before 

        had seen him,

        that he was blind,

        said, 

        is not this he that sat 

        and begged?

9:9    Some said, this is he.

         Others said, he is like him.

         But he said,

         I am he.

9:10 Therefore said they 

         unto him,

         how were thine eyes opened?

9:11 He answered and said,

        a man that is called Jesus

        made clay, 

        and anointed my eyes, 

        and said unto me, 

        go to the pool of Siloam, 

        and wash. 

        And I went and washed,

        and I received sight.

9:12 Then said they unto him,

         where is he?

         He said,  I  know not.

9:13 They brought to the 

         Pharisees  him

         that aforetime was blind.

9:14 And it was the Sabbath day

        when Jesus made the clay,

        and opened his eyes.

9:15 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.

9:16 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.

9:17 They say unto the 

         blind man again, 

         what sayest thou of him,

         that he hath opened

         thine eyes? 

         He said,  

         He is a prophet.

9:18  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.

9:19  And they asked them

         saying, 

         is this your son, 

         who ye say was born blind? 

         How then doth he now see?

9:20  His parents answered

         them and said,

         we know that this is our son,

         and that he was born blind.

9:21  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.

9:22 These 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.

9:23 Therefore 

         said his parents,

         he is of age;

         ask him.

9:24 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.

9:25 He answered 

        and said,

        whether he be a sinner 

        or no,

        I know not.

        One thing I know,

        that, whereas I was blind,

        now I see.

9:26 Then said they to him

        again, 

        what did he do to thee?

        How opened he thine eyes?

9:27 He answered them,

        I have told you already,

        and ye did not hear.

        Wherefore would ye

        hear it again?

        Will ye also be his disciples?

9:28 Then they reviled him 

         and said,

         thou art his disciple; 

         but we are Moses' disciples.

9:29 We know that God

        spake unto Moses.

        As for this fellow,

        we know not from 

        whence he is.

9:30 The man answered 

        and said unto them,

        why herein is a marvelous

        thing,

        that ye know not from

        whence he is, 

        and yet; 

        he hath opened mine eyes.

9:31 Now we know that

        God heareth not sinners.

        But if any man be a

        worshipper of God, 

        and doeth his will, 

        him, he heareth.

9:32 Since the world began

        was it not heard, 

        that any man opened the eyes 

        of one that was born blind.

9:33 If this man were not of God, 

        he could do nothing.

9:34 They answered and said

         unto him, 

         thou wast altogether born

         in sins,

         and dost thou teach us?

         And they cast him out.

9:35 Jesus heard that they had

        cast him out;

        and when he had found him,

        he said unto him,

        dost thou believe on the

        Son of God?

9:36 He answered 

        and said,

        who is he Lord,

        that I might believe

        on him?

9:37 And Jesus said unto him,

        thou hast both seen him,

        and it is he that 

        talketh with thee.

9:38 And he said, 

        Lord,  I believe.

        And he worshipped him.

9:39 And Jesus said, 

        for judgment I am

        come into this world, 

        that they which see not 

        might see; 

        and that they which see,

        might be made blind.

9:40 And some of the Pharisees,

        which were with him,

        heard these words 

        and said unto him, 

        are we blind also?

9:41 Jesus said unto them, 

         if ye were blind, 

         ye should have no sin.

         But now ye say, we see; 

         therefore,

         your sin remaineth.

Ch.10                                                                       John

10:1  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.

10:2   But he that entereth in by

          the door,

          is the shepherd of the sheep.

10:3  To him the porter openeth; 

         and the sheep hear his voice.

         And he calleth his own sheep

         by name, 

         and leadeth them out.

10:4 And when he putteth forth

        his own sheep,

        he goeth before them,

        and the sheep follow him.

        For they know his voice.

10:5 And a stranger will they 

        not follow,

        but will flee from him.

        For they know not the

        voice of strangers.

10:6 This parable*

         spake Jesus unto them.

         But they understood not 

         what things they were which

         he spake unto them.

10:7  Then said Jesus unto them again,

          verily, verily, 

          I say unto you, 

          I am the door of the sheep.

10:8  All that ever came before me are

         thieves and robbers. 

         But the sheep did not hear them. 

10:9   I am the door.

          By me, if any man enter in, 

          he shall be saved, 

          and shall go in and out,

          and find pasture.

10:10 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 it 

           more abundantly.

10:11 I am the good shepherd.

          The good shepherd

          giveth his life for the sheep.

10:12 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. 

10:13 The hireling fleeth, 

           because he is an hireling,

           and careth not for the sheep.

10:14 I am the good shepherd, 

          and know my sheep,

          and am known of mine.

10:15  As the Father

           knoweth me, 

           even so, 

           know I the Father. 

           And I lay down my life,

           for the sheep.

10:16 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, 

          and one shepherd.

10:17 Therefore doth my Father

           love me,

           because I lay down my life 

           that I might take it again.

10:18 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.

10:19 There was a division  

           therefore again among

           the Jews for these sayings.

10:20 And many of them said,

          He hath a devil, and is mad; 

          why hear ye him?

10:21  Others said,

           these are not the words

           of him that hath a devil.

           Can a devil open the eyes 

           of the blind?

10:22 And it was at Jerusalem,

          the feast of the dedication,

          and it was winter.

10:23 And Jesus walked in the

          temple in Solomon's porch.

10:24  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.

10:25  Jesus answered them, 

           I told you, and ye believed not.

           The works that I do in my

           Father's name,

           they bear witness of me.

10:26 But ye believe not,

          because 

          ye are not of my sheep,

          as I said unto you.

10:27 My sheep hear my voice,

          and I know them,

          and they follow me.

10:28 And I give unto them

          eternal life; 

          and they shall never perish,

          neither shall any man 

          pluck them out of my hand.

10:29 My Father,

          which gave them me,

          is greater than all;

          and no man is able to

          pluck them 

          out of my Father's hand.

10:30 I and my Father are one.

10:31 Then the Jews took up stones

           again to stone him.

10:32 Jesus answered them, 

       many good works have I

          shewed you from my Father. 

          For which of those works 

          do ye stone me?

10:33 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.

10:34  Jesus answered them,

            is it not written in your law,

            I said, Ye are gods?

10:35  If he called them gods,

           unto whom the word

           of God came,

           and the scripture cannot

           be broken;

10:36  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?

10:37  If I do not the works of 

           my Father,

           believe me not.

10:38 But if I do, 

          though ye believe not me,

          believe the works,

          that ye may know and believe,

          that the Father is in me,

          and I, in him.

10:39 Therefore they sought

          again to take him.

          But he escaped out of 

          their hand,

10:40 and

          went away again 

          beyond Jordan,

          into the place where John 

          at first baptized;

          and there, he abode.

10:41 And many resorted 

          unto him and said,

          John did no miracle.

          But all things that John spake

          of this man were true.

10:42 And many believed on him there.

vs.6 *figure of speech, illustration, allegory, maxim; 

         (not parable, as in KJV)

Ch. 11                                                                        John

11:1 Now a certain man was sick, 

        named Lazarus, of Bethany, 

        the town of Mary,

        and her sister Martha.

11:2 It was that Mary which

        anointed the Lord with

        ointment, 

        and wiped his feet 

        with her hair,

        whose brother Lazarus, 

        was sick.

11:3  Therefore, 

         his sisters sent unto him

         saying, 

         Lord, behold, 

         he whom thou lovest,

         is sick.

11:4 When Jesus heard that,

        he said,

        this sickness is not unto death,

        but for the glory of God, 

        that the Son of God might be 

        glorified thereby.

11:5  Now Jesus loved Martha

         and her sister,

         and Lazarus.

11:6  When he had heard, 

         therefore,

         that he was sick, 

         he abode two days still 

         in the same place where 

         he was.

11:7 Then after that,

         saith he to his disciples,

         let us go into Judea again.

11:8   His disciples say 

          unto him,

          Master, 

          the Jews of late sought to

          stone thee; 

          and goest thou thither again?

11:9   Jesus answered, 

          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.

11:10 But if a man walk in the night,

          he stumbleth,

          because there is no light in him.

11:11 These things said he. 

          And after that

          he saith unto them,

          our friend Lazarus sleepeth.

          But I go, that I  may

          awake him out of sleep.

11:12 Then said his disciples,

          Lord, if he sleep,

          he shall do well.

11:13 Howbeit Jesus spake

          of his death. 

          But they thought that

          he had spoken of 

          taking of rest in sleep.

11:14 Then said Jesus

          unto them plainly,

          Lazarus is dead.

11:15 And I am glad, 

          for your sakes, 

          that I was not there,

          to the intent that ye may

          believe. 

          Nevertheless, 

          let us go unto him.

11:16 Then said Thomas, 

          which is called Didymus,

          unto his fellow disciples,

          let us also go, 

          that we may die with him.

11:17 Then, 

          when Jesus came, 

          he found that he had

          lain in the grave four 

          days already.

11:18 Now Bethany was

          nigh unto Jerusalem, 

          about fifteen furlongs off.

11:19 And many of the Jews 

          came to Martha, and Mary,

          to comfort them concerning

          their brother.

11:20 Then Martha 

          as soon as she heard that

          Jesus was coming, 

          went, and met him. 

          But Mary sat still, in the house.

11:21 Then said Martha unto Jesus, 

          Lord,

          if thou hadst been here,

          my brother had not died.

11:22 But I know, that even now,

          whatsoever thou wilt

          ask of God,

          God will give it thee.

11:23 Jesus saith unto her,

          thy brother shall rise 

          again.

11:24 Martha saith unto him, 

          I know that he shall

          rise again,

          in the resurrection, 

          at the last day.

11:25 Jesus said unto her,

          I am the resurrection,

          and the life.

          He that believeth in me,

          though he were dead,

          yet, shall he live.

11:26 And whosoever liveth

          and believeth in me, 

          shall never die.

          Believest thou this?

11:27 She saith unto him,

          yea, Lord. 

          I believe that thou art

          the Christ,

          the Son of God,

          which should 

          come into the world.

11:28  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.

11:29 As soon as she heard that,

          she arose quickly, 

          and came unto him.

11:30 Now Jesus was not yet