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Johannes 9:37

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37 Jesus sprach zu ihm: Du hast ihn gesehen, und der mit dir redet, der ist's.

Johannes 9:37 Meaning and Commentary

John 9:37

And Jesus said unto him
Giving him the tokens by which he might know him: thou hast both seen him; not that he had seen him before now, with his bodily eyes; for he was blind when Christ anointed him, and sent him to Siloam to wash; nor when he came back, since Jesus was gone, and he knew not where he was; but he had seen him, that is, he had perceived and felt the power of him in restoring him to sight; and now he had seen him bodily, and did at this present time: but as this was not sufficient to distinguish him from other persons in company, he adds,

and it is he that talketh with thee;
in like manner he made himself known to the woman of Samaria, ( John 4:26 ) .

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Johannes 9:37 In-Context

35 Es kam vor Jesus, daß sie ihn ausgestoßen hatten. Und da er ihn fand, sprach er zu ihm: Glaubst du an den Sohn Gottes?
36 Er antwortete und sprach: Herr, welcher ist's? auf daß ich an ihn glaube.
37 Jesus sprach zu ihm: Du hast ihn gesehen, und der mit dir redet, der ist's.
38 Er aber sprach: HERR, ich glaube, und betete ihn an.
39 Und Jesus sprach: Ich bin zum Gericht auf diese Welt gekommen, auf daß, die da nicht sehen, sehend werden, und die da sehen, blind werden.
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