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Juan 6:4

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Juan 6:4 Meaning and Commentary

John 6:4

And the passover, a feast of the Jews, was nigh.
] This was the third passover, since our Lord's baptism, and entrance on his public ministry; see ( John 2:13 ) ( 5:1 ) . Whether Christ went up to this feast is not certain; some think he did not; but from what is said in ( John 7:1 ) , it looks as if he did: how nigh it was to the feast, cannot well be said. Thirty days before the feast, they began to talk about it; and especially in the last fifteen days, they made preparations for it, as being at hand F2; and if there was now so long time to it, there was time enough for Jesus to go to it.


FOOTNOTES:

F2 T. Bab. Pesach. fol. 6. 1. Maimon. & Bartenora in Misn. Shekalim, c. 3. sect. 1.
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Juan 6:4 In-Context

2 Una gran multitud siempre lo seguía a todas partes porque veía las señales milagrosas que hacía cuando sanaba a los enfermos.
3 Entonces Jesús subió a una colina y se sentó allí rodeado de sus discípulos.
4 (Ya era casi el tiempo de la celebración de la Pascua judía).
5 Enseguida Jesús vio que una gran multitud venía a su encuentro. Dirigiéndose a Felipe, le preguntó:
6 Lo estaba poniendo a prueba, porque Jesús ya sabía lo que iba a hacer.
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