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    Enduring Word Bible Commentary John Chapter 5

    • 1. (1-4) The pool of Bethesda.
      After this there was a feast of the Jews, and Jesus went up to Jerusalem. Now there is in Jerusalem by the Sheep Gate a pool, whic… 展开

    B. The Sabbath Controversy.

    1. (10-13) The Jews ignore the miracle and take offense.
    The Jews therefore said … 展开

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    C. Jesus Explains His Relationship to The Father.

    1. (19-20) The Son does as the Father does.
    Then Jesus answered and said to them, “Most assuredly, I say to you, the Son can do nothing of Hi… 展开

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    D. The Five-Fold Testimony to Who Jesus is.

    1. (31-32) Jesus tells of testimony beyond His own regarding himself.
    “If I bear witness of Myself, My witness is not true. There is another who bears witness of Me, a… 展开

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    B. The Sabbath Controversy.
    C. Jesus Explains His Relationship to The Father.
    D. The Five-Fold Testimony to Who Jesus is.
     

  1. Commentary On John 5

    • The Healing at the Pool on the Sabbath (John 5:1-9) A. Setting and Description of the Scene (5:1-5) ...
    • The Jewish Leaders’ Reaction (John 5:10-18) A. ...
    • Jesus’ Testimony about Himself (John 5:19-30) A. Jesus’ Relationship with the Father (5:19-23) ...
    • Witnesses to Jesus (John 5:31-47) A. John the Baptist’s Testimony (5:31-35) ...
    • Conclusion ...

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    Is John 5 an allegory?
    THE INNER MEANING ( John 5:1-9 continued) Certain scholars think this passage is an allegory. The man stands for the people of Israel. The five porches stand for the five books of the law. In the porches the people lay ill. The law could show a man his sin, but could never mend it; the law could uncover a man's weakness, but could never cure it.

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    What is the meaning of verse 5?
    Verse 5. - And a certain man was there, who had been thirty and eight years in his infirmity. He had not lost all his powers - he crawled probably from some near home to the healing well; but for thirty-eight years be had been dragging out his impotent existence. The length implies the inveteracy of the disease.

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    What is the five-fold testimony to who Jesus is?
    D. The five-fold testimony to who Jesus is. 1. (31-32) Jesus tells of testimony beyond His own regarding himself. “If I bear witness of Myself, My witness is not true. There is another who bears witness of Me, and I know that the witness which He witnesses of Me is true.” a.

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    Was John a good man?
    Now John was confessedly such a holy, good man, so mortified to the world, and so conversant with divine things, that it could not be imagined he should be guilty of such a forgery and imposture as to say what he did concerning Christ if it had not been so, and if he had not been sure of it. (2.) Two things are added concerning John's testimony:—

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    Why did John send a letter to John?
    The sending to John was probably a reference to the official transaction described in John 1:19. This is not the "other" whom he referred to, for in the next clause he made solemn disclaimer of resting his claim upon John or upon any individual man. The witness of the forerunner was a true one.

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    Was John present on the occasion?
    Many of the commentators (and see Weiss, 'Life of Christ,' vol. 2:321) urge that not even John himself was present on the occasion, from the absence of lifelike touches and particularity of incident. There is, however, much detail in the first fifteen verses.

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