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John 4:45  (American Standard Version)
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John 4:45

So when (ote oun). Transitional use of oun, sequence, not consequence.

Received him (edecanto auton). First aorist middle of dexomai, "welcomed him." Jesus had evidently anticipated a quiet arrival.

Having seen (ewrakotev). Perfect active participle of oraw. Note qewrountev in John 2:23 about this very thing at the feast in Jerusalem. The miracles of Jesus at that first passover made a stir.

For they also went (kai autoi gar hlqon). The Samaritans did not go and so Jesus was a new figure to them, but the Galileans, as orthodox Jews, did go and so were predisposed in his favour.




Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing John 4:45:

John 4:44
John 7:10
John 7:21
John 20:30
Colossians 4:10

 

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