John 1:1 | Greek concept of logos, an eternally existent reason | Heraclitus | Nature 2 | Go to Reference |
John 1:1 | Jewish concept of logos, God creating mankind in the image of his Logos | Philo | Ans. Genesis 2.62 | Go to Reference |
John 1:1 | Jewish concept of logos, Man made in the likeness of Logos, the original seal, the archetypal idea | Philo | Ans. Genesis 1.4 | Go to Reference |
John 1:1 | Jewish concept of logos, Descending “dew” is the Logos | Philo | Ans. Genesis 4.215 | Go to Reference |
John 1:1 | Jewish concept of logos, Logos, the governor of heaven | Philo | Ans. Genesis 4.111 | Go to Reference |
John 1:1 | Jewish concept of logos, Logos, divine and governor of all things | Philo | Ans. Genesis 4.110 | Go to Reference |
John 1:9 | Torah interpretted as the light of the world | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Bathra 4a | Go to Reference |
John 1:29 | The warrior lamb of God, overcoming attackers | Testament of the Patriarchs | Test. Jos. 19.8 | Go to Reference |
John 1:29 | Warrior Sheep slays those who have sinned, bring back those who have strayed | Enoch | Enoch 89:35-36 | Go to Reference |
John 1:29 | Symbolic ram fighting with the ravens | Enoch | Enoch 90:13 | Go to Reference |
John 2:1 | Village of Cana in Galilee | Josephus | Life of Jos. 3 | Go to Reference |
John 2:1 | Marriage feast usually occurs first 3 days of the week, and they get married on the 4th | Babylonian Talmud | Kethuboth 2a | Go to Reference |
John 2:1 | Before Ezra, women could marry any day, afterwards, the courts were open only on the 2nd and 5th days | Babylonian Talmud | Kethuboth 3a | Go to Reference |
John 2:1 | Wedding custom differences between Judea and Galilee | Babylonian Talmud | Kethuboth 12a | Go to Reference |
John 2:6 | Sealed pots of stone, protects the purity of their contents | Babylonian Talmud | Kelim 10.1 | Go to Reference |
John 2:6 | Water poured from stone vessels used for cleaning hands | Babylonian Talmud | Yadayim 1.2 | Go to Reference |
John 2:20 | One who has not seen the temple of Herod has not seen a beautiful building | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Bathra 4a | Go to Reference |
John 2:20 | In the 18th year of Herod’s reign, he began building the temple | Josephus | Ant. 15.11.1 | Go to Reference |
John 2:20 | The Temple finished | Josephus | Ant. 20.9.7 | Go to Reference |
John 3:1 | Nicodemus ben Gorion, contemporary of Jochanan Ben Zakkai | Rabbi Eliezer | Pirke 2 | Go to Reference |
John 3:1 | Nicodemus Ben Gorion, considered one of three of great wealth | Babylonian Talmud | Gittin 56a | Go to Reference |
John 3:1 | Nicodemus Ben Gorion known for his charity | Babylonian Talmud | Kethuboth 66b | Go to Reference |
John 3:1 | Nicodemus really named Boni | Babylonian Talmud | Taanith 20a | Go to Reference |
John 3:2 | Studying the torah at night, God provides such person grace by day | Babylonian Talmud | Avodah Zarah 3b | Go to Reference |
John 3:2 | One who studies the Torah at night, the presence of God is with them | Babylonian Talmud | Tamid 32b | Go to Reference |
John 3:3 | One who is a proselyte, is like one newly born | Babylonian Talmud | Yevamoth 22a | Go to Reference |
John 3:14 | Reading of the serpents in the wilderness, allegorically | Philo | Alleg. Law 19 | Go to Reference |
John 3:14 | Matter of beholding God through looking upon the serpent | Philo | Alleg. Law 20 | Go to Reference |
John 3:29 | Roll of the friend of the bridegroom | Babylonian Talmud | Kethuboth 12a | Go to Reference |
John 3:33 | Seal of the Holy one is truth | Babylonian Talmud | Yoma 69b | Go to Reference |
John 4:4 | It was necessary to pass through Samaria to get to Jerusalem, for sake of time | Josephus | Life of Jos. 51 | Go to Reference |
John 4:4 | Galileans going through Samaria for festivals | Josephus | Ant. 20.6.1 | Go to Reference |
John 4:4 | Galileans going through Samaria for festivals | Josephus | War 2.12.3-4 | Go to Reference |
John 4:10 | Jewish connection of Wisdom with the Torah, and living water | Babylonian Talmud | Berachoth 56b | Go to Reference |
John 4:18 | Cutheans are not well versed in the law regarding betrothal and divorce | Babylonian Talmud | Kiddushin 76a | Go to Reference |
John 4:20 | Mention of worship on Ebal and Gerazim in Samaria | Babylonian Talmud | Sotah 32a | Go to Reference |
John 4:20 | Samaritans resolved to send the sacrifice to Mount Gerizzim | Josephus | Ant. 12.1.1 | Go to Reference |
John 4:20 | Jewish seperation from Samaritans, and denial of Temple on Mount Gerizzim | Josephus | Ant. 12.5.5 | Go to Reference |
John 4:20 | Temple on Mount Gerizzim built during Alexander | Josephus | Ant. 13.3.4 | Go to Reference |
John 4:27 | Jewish teaching not to converse much with women | Pirke Avoth | Avoth 1.5 | Go to Reference |
John 4:27 | When a man talks to much with women, his result is inheriting Gehinnom | Pirke Avoth | Avoth 1.6 | Go to Reference |
John 4:27 | Jewish Belief: Unfit of a scholar to talk with a woman in the street | Babylonian Talmud | Berachoth 43b | Go to Reference |
John 4:45 | Galileans going up to Jerusalem for festivals | Josephus | Ant. 20.6.1 | Go to Reference |
John 4:53 | Taking note of the moment when a fever left someone | Babylonian Talmud | Berachoth 34b | Go to Reference |
John 5:10 | Specific manner of carrying things on the Sabbath | Babylonian Talmud | Shabbath 92a | Go to Reference |
John 5:10 | Assembling a bed, not allowed on the Sabbath | Babylonian Talmud | Shabbath 47a | Go to Reference |
John 5:10 | Dispute over legitimacy of spreading a bed or canopy on the Sabbath | Babylonian Talmud | Shabbath 138a | Go to Reference |
John 5:17 | God never stops creating, it is one of his properties | Philo | Alleg. Law 3 | Go to Reference |
John 5:18 | Stoning was the punishment for Blasphemy | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 53a | Go to Reference |
John 5:19 | The Word, the firstborn, imitating the father in what he does | Philo | Conf. Lang. 14 | Go to Reference |
John 5:31 | Nobody was allowed to testify concerning themselves | Babylonian Talmud | Kethuboth 27b | Go to Reference |
John 6:1 | The Jordan flows from the Lake of Tiberias to the Dead Sea | Pausanias | Des. Gr. Elis 7 | Go to Reference |
John 6:1 | Sea of Tiberias in the portion of Naphtali | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Kama 81b | Go to Reference |
John 6:1 | One of the seven seas of Israel, the Sea of Tiberias | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Bathra 74b | Go to Reference |
John 6:23 | Unsure whether Tiberias was a fortified city because one of its boundaries was the lake | Babylonian Talmud | Megilah 5b | Go to Reference |
John 6:29 | Jewish recognition that the just shall live by faith | Babylonian Talmud | Makkoth 24a | Go to Reference |
John 6:32 | Jewish belief that on the merit of Moses was the manna given | Babylonian Talmud | Taanith 9a | Go to Reference |
John 6:32 | God being the manna which one receives | Philo | Alleg. Law 21 | Go to Reference |
John 6:32 | The bread which God gives us to eat is his word | Philo | Alleg. Law 60 | Go to Reference |
John 6:34 | Josephus description of Manna: how it satisfied, why it was named | Josephus | Ant. 3.1.6 | Go to Reference |
John 7:2 | Rules for tabernacle size | Babylonian Talmud | Sukkah 2a | Go to Reference |
John 7:10 | Necessity to offer a sacrifice during the Festival of Tabernacles | Babylonian Talmud | Chagigah 9a | Go to Reference |
John 7:22 | Circumcision supercedes the sabbath | Babylonian Talmud | Shabbath 132a | Go to Reference |
John 7:22 | All the requirements for circumcision may be done on the sabbath | Babylonian Talmud | Shabbath 128b | Go to Reference |
John 7:30 | None dies before his time | Babylonian Talmud | Yevamoth 114b | Go to Reference |
John 7:30 | None dies before his time | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 29a | Go to Reference |
John 7:37 | Water Libation that was to be made during Sukkah | Babylonian Talmud | Sukkah 48a | Go to Reference |
John 7:37 | He who has not seen rejoicing at the recitation of water drawing has not seen rejoicing | Babylonian Talmud | Sukkah 51a | Go to Reference |
John 7:37 | The water libation was given Moses at Sinai | Babylonian Talmud | Zevachim 110b | Go to Reference |
John 7:37 | The Torah enjoined Israel to pour out water during Festival of Tabernacles so to receive rain | Babylonian Talmud | Rosh Hashanah 16a | Go to Reference |
John 7:37 | God judges regarding rain, during Festival of Tabernacles | Babylonian Talmud | Rosh Hashanah 16a | Go to Reference |
John 7:39 | After the latter prophets, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi, the Holy Spirit left Israel | Babylonian Talmud | Yoma 9b | Go to Reference |
John 7:39 | Rabbis taught that when Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi died, the Holy Spirit left Israel | Babylonian Talmud | Sotah 48b | Go to Reference |
John 7:39 | One of the 5 things that were in the 1st Temple, but not Second, the Holy Spirit | Babylonian Talmud | Yoma 21b | Go to Reference |
John 7:42 | Bethlehem, belonging to the tribe of Judah | Josephus | Ant. 5.2.8 | Go to Reference |
John 7:42 | Bethlehem, belonging to the tribe of Judah | Josephus | Ant. 5.9.1 | Go to Reference |
John 7:42 | Jesse the Son of Obed lived in Bethlehem | Josephus | Ant. 6.8.1 | Go to Reference |
John 7:53 | Papias relates the story of a woman accused of much, brought before Jesus | Eusebius | Ecc. Hist. 3.39.16 | Go to Reference |
John 8:17 | At the testimony of 2 or 3, one may be put to death | Babylonian Talmud | Makkoth 5b | Go to Reference |
John 8:33 | Even the poor should be considered as freemen, because they are the children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Kama 86a | Go to Reference |
John 8:39 | Children of Abraham recognized by their mercy | Babylonian Talmud | Beitzah 32b | Go to Reference |
John 8:39 | Three things to be a disciple of Abraham: a good eye, a lowly soul, a humble spirit | Pirke Avoth | Avoth 5.21 | Go to Reference |
John 8:48 | Israelites say Amen after an Israelite prayer, but not after a cuthean/samaritan prayer | Babylonian Talmud | Berachoth 51b | Go to Reference |
John 8:48 | Jewish excomunication of the Cutheans/Samaritans during Ezra | Rabbi Eliezer | Pirke 38 | Go to Reference |
John 8:48 | Cutheans/Samaritans did not share in the afterlife with Israel | Rabbi Eliezer | Pirke 38 | Go to Reference |
John 8:57 | At fifty men could give counsel | Pirke Avoth | Avoth 5.24 | Go to Reference |
John 8:57 | An interpreter is not assigned to a congregation until they are 50 years old | Babylonian Talmud | Chagigah 14a | Go to Reference |
John 9:2 | Platonic belief that the transmigration of souls explains people being born with defects | Sallustius | On Gods 20 | Go to Reference |
John 9:6 | Tradition that the spittle of the firstborn has healing qualities | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Bathra 126b | Go to Reference |
John 9:6 | Vespasian’s spit used to cure a blind man | Tacitus | Hist. 4.81 | Go to Reference |
John 9:6 | It is forbidden to put saliva in one’s eye on the sabbath | Babylonian Talmud | Shabbath 108b | Go to Reference |
John 9:7 | The vessel for the Festival of Tabernacles Water Libation was filled from the pool of Siloam | Babylonian Talmud | Sukkah 48a | Go to Reference |
John 9:7 | The fountain of Siloam | Josephus | War 5.4.1 | Go to Reference |
John 9:16 | It is forbidden to put saliva in one’s eye on the sabbath | Babylonian Talmud | Shabbath 108b | Go to Reference |
John 9:22 | Entrance to the Temple for the excommunicated | Rabbi Eliezer | Pirke 17 | Go to Reference |
John 9:22 | Those caught in a heinous sin are cast out from society | Josephus | War 2.8.8 | Go to Reference |
John 9:28 | Disciples of Moses, the term for the teachers who teach the high priest for 7 days | Babylonian Talmud | Yoma 4a | Go to Reference |
John 10:11 | An indifferent, shepherd called a sheep keeper, a good one called a shepherd | Philo | Till. Earth 6 | Go to Reference |
John 10:11 | The title shepherd has been given to those who are wise kings | Philo | Till. Earth 10 | Go to Reference |
John 10:11 | God as the shepherd of all mankind | Philo | Till. Earth 12 | Go to Reference |
John 10:12 | Laws regarding shepherds and hired shepherds when animals attack | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Metzia 93b | Go to Reference |
John 10:22 | Festival celebrating restoration of temple worship, called Festival of Lights | Josephus | Ant. 12.7.7 | Go to Reference |
John 10:22 | Festival of Dedication, Hanukah celebrated in Lydda | Babylonian Talmud | Rosh Hashanah 18b | Go to Reference |
John 10:22 | List of winter months, Kislev included | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Metzia 106b | Go to Reference |
John 10:23 | Mention of the porch of Solomon | Josephus | Ant. 20.9.7 | Go to Reference |
John 10:33 | Stoning was the punishment for Blasphemy | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 53a | Go to Reference |
John 10:34 | The law/Torah contains resurrection, as shown from proverbs, and Isaiah | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 92a | Go to Reference |
John 10:34 | Use of Psalm 84 to show that the Torah teaches the resurrection | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 91b | Go to Reference |
John 10:34 | Use of Isaiah 52 to show that the Torah teaches the resurrection | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 91b | Go to Reference |
John 11:4 | Difference between being sick and dying, based on destination unto life or death | Babylonian Talmud | Kiddushin 71b | Go to Reference |
John 11:9 | There are 12 hours in a day | Philo | Dreams 40 | Go to Reference |
John 11:9 | The day consists of 12 hours | Babylonian Talmud | Avodah Zarah 3b | Go to Reference |
John 11:19 | Do not console someone when their dead friend is before them | Pirke Avoth | Avoth 4.23 | Go to Reference |
John 11:20 | During the first week of mourning, the mourner does not leave their house | Babylonian Talmud | Moed Katan 23a | Go to Reference |
John 11:38 | Each grotto, must have 8 sepulchral chambers | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Bathra 100b | Go to Reference |
John 11:38 | Mention of the caves, in Syria | Josephus | Ant. 14.15.5 | Go to Reference |
John 11:39 | Identification of a corpse can only be done by someone who has seen them within 3 days of their death | Babylonian Talmud | Yevamoth 120a | Go to Reference |
John 11:44 | The face of the corpse of the poor was covered, because it was unsightly, the face of the rich was uncovered | Babylonian Talmud | Moed Katan 27a | Go to Reference |
John 11:49 | The office of high priest became, a position appointed and changed every 12 months | Babylonian Talmud | Yoma 8b | Go to Reference |
John 11:49 | The king appointed the high priest | Babylonian Talmud | Yevamoth 61a | Go to Reference |
John 11:54 | Ephraim a small city next to Bethel | Josephus | War 4.9.9 | Go to Reference |
John 11:55 | Cleanness and uncleanness with respect to observing the passover | Babylonian Talmud | Pesachim 79a | Go to Reference |
John 12:6 | Deluskema/glossokuma, a box used by men for keeping documents | Babylonian Talmud | Gittin 28a | Go to Reference |
John 12:6 | Deluskema/glossokuma, a box used by men for keeping documents | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Metzia 20b | Go to Reference |
John 12:19 | The world following after someone | Babylonian Talmud | Yoma 71b | Go to Reference |
John 12:20 | Hellenes get their name from King Hellen | Pliny the Elder | Hist. Nat. 4.7 | Go to Reference |
John 12:21 | Philip advanced the village of Bethsaida on Lake Gennesareth | Josephus | Ant. 18.2.1 | Go to Reference |
John 12:34 | The name of the Messiah existed before he was born | Rabbi Eliezer | Pirke 32 | Go to Reference |
John 12:34 | The name of the Messiah has existed before the creation of the World | Babylonian Talmud | Pesachim 54a | Go to Reference |
John 12:34 | The name of the Messiah has existed before the creation of the World | Babylonian Talmud | Nedarim 39b | Go to Reference |
John 13:2 | Scortea/iscariot, a leather apron | Babylonian Talmud | Oholoth 8.1 | Go to Reference |
John 13:2 | Scortea/iscariot, a tanner’s coat | Babylonian Talmud | Nedarim 55b | Go to Reference |
John 13:5 | A student/slave cannot take off the shoe of their teacher/master | Babylonian Talmud | Kethuboth 96a | Go to Reference |
John 13:5 | The duty of a wife to her husband to wash his feet | Babylonian Talmud | Kethuboth 96a | Go to Reference |
John 13:10 | Going to pee required not immersion, but washing their hands and feet before Yom Kippur | Babylonian Talmud | Yoma 28a | Go to Reference |
John 13:20 | A man’s agent is an equivalent to himself | Babylonian Talmud | Berachoth 34b | Go to Reference |
John 13:20 | Reasoning from passover, that one’s agent is as themselves | Babylonian Talmud | Kiddushin 41b | Go to Reference |
John 13:20 | Throughout the Torah, a man’s agent is considered as himself | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Metzia 96a | Go to Reference |
John 13:23 | If they are sitting upright, each prays for himself, if reclined, one prays for all | Babylonian Talmud | Berachoth 41a | Go to Reference |
John 13:23 | Lying on one’s back is not reclining, nor is it if on one’s right side | Babylonian Talmud | Pesachim 108a | Go to Reference |
John 13:27 | A person does not commit a transgression until a spirit of folly enters into him | Babylonian Talmud | Sotah 3a | Go to Reference |
John 14:2 | The saying that Moses and his law are truth | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Bathra 74a | Go to Reference |
John 14:16 | Comforter, suggested as one of the names of the Messiah | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 98b | Go to Reference |
John 14:16 | The one who fulfills the Torah gains an advocate | Pirke Avoth | Avoth 4.13 | Go to Reference |
John 14:27 | Greeting others with “peace be with you” | Babylonian Talmud | Gittin 62a | Go to Reference |
John 15:25 | The law/Torah contains resurrection, as shown from proverbs, and Isaiah | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 92a | Go to Reference |
John 15:25 | Use of Psalm 84 to show that the Torah teaches the resurrection | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 91b | Go to Reference |
John 15:25 | Use of Isaiah 52 to show that the Torah teaches the resurrection | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 91b | Go to Reference |
John 15:25 | The second temple was destroyed because of hatred without cause | Babylonian Talmud | Yoma 9b | Go to Reference |
John 16:13 | The Holy Spirit rested on Joseph, leading him in matters of wisdom | Rabbi Eliezer | Pirke 39 | Go to Reference |
John 16:21 | When a male comes into the world, peace comes into the world | Babylonian Talmud | Nidah 31b | Go to Reference |
John 16:21 | Happy to him whose children are males, woe to him whose children are females | Babylonian Talmud | Pesachim 65a | Go to Reference |
John 16:21 | Happy to him whose children are males, woe to him whose children are females | Babylonian Talmud | Kiddushin 82b | Go to Reference |
John 16:30 | The Messiah full of discernment and wisdom | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 93b | Go to Reference |
John 17:3 | People wishing to kill others because they forsake eternal life for temporal life | Babylonian Talmud | Taanith 21a | Go to Reference |
John 17:12 | The servants whom the lord gives will not perish | 2 Esdras | 2 Esdras 2:26 | Go to Reference |
John 18:1 | The brook of Cedron at the boundary of Jerusalem | Josephus | Ant. 8.1.5 | Go to Reference |
John 18:1 | Kidron Valley along the walls of Jerusalem | Josephus | War 5.4.2 | Go to Reference |
John 18:1 | The blood of the altar ran into the brook of Kidron | Babylonian Talmud | Middoth 3.2 | Go to Reference |
John 18:1 | No gardens or orchards could be cultivated in Jerusalem | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Kama 82b | Go to Reference |
John 18:6 | Instantly Gabriel came and smote some to the ground | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 19b | Go to Reference |
John 18:7 | Josephus’ account of Elisha similar to Christ’s here | Josephus | Ant. 9.4.3 | Go to Reference |
John 18:10 | Mention of one prophet and author named Malchus | Josephus | Ant. 1.15.1 | Go to Reference |
John 18:10 | Porphyry’s Syrian name was Malchus, meaning king | Eunapius | Life Plotinus | Go to Reference |
John 18:10 | R. Malkio of the same name as Malchus | Babylonian Talmud | Nidah 52a | Go to Reference |
John 18:16 | A Female door keeper in Plautus’ play | Plautus | Forgery 1.1 | Go to Reference |
John 18:18 | Passover would not be moved for the sake of heavy snows | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 11a | Go to Reference |
John 18:28 | The dwelling place of heathens are unclean | Babylonian Talmud | Oholoth 18.7 | Go to Reference |
John 18:28 | One cannot sacrifice the Passover for unclean people | Babylonian Talmud | Pesachim 71b | Go to Reference |
John 18:31 | Forty years before the destruction of the Temple, the Sanhedrin lost power to adjudicate capital crimes | Babylonian Talmud | Shabbath 15a | Go to Reference |
John 18:31 | Forty years before the destruction of the Temple, the Sanhedrin lost power to adjudicate capital crimes | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 41a | Go to Reference |
John 18:31 | Forty years before the destruction of the Temple, the Sanhedrin lost power to adjudicate capital crimes | Babylonian Talmud | Avodah Zarah 8b | Go to Reference |
John 18:31 | Since, the Sanhedrin was exiled, they have not had authority to put someone to death | Babylonian Talmud | Berachoth 58a | Go to Reference |
John 19:14 | Search made for the leaven in the houses | Babylonian Talmud | Pesachim 2a | Go to Reference |
John 19:14 | Rules for cooking food when a festival falls on the sabbath | Babylonian Talmud | Beitzah 15b | Go to Reference |
John 19:14 | Festival of unleavened bread called Passover by the Jews | Josephus | War 2.1.3 | Go to Reference |
John 19:15 | In prayer, recited “we have no king but thee (God)” | Babylonian Talmud | Taanith 25b | Go to Reference |
John 19:15 | The Jews murdered their king | Mara Bar Serapion | Ep. 28-36 | Go to Reference |
John 19:17 | In a dream, if one carries a demon into the under world, it means you will carry your cross to death | Artemidorus | Oneicritica 2.56 | Go to Reference |
John 19:17 | A character carrying a cross through a city, then to be nailed to it | Plautus | Frag. Carbonaria | Go to Reference |
John 19:17 | Carrying one’s cross out of the city gate | Plautus | Miles Glor. 2.8 | Go to Reference |
John 19:17 | Every criminal must carry his own cross | Plutarch | Mor. 554 | Go to Reference |
John 19:19 | An inscription, describing why a man was to be crucified | Cassius Dio | Rom. Hist. 54.3.7-8 | Go to Reference |
John 19:22 | The tablet of the proconsul once read, cannot be altered in any way | Apuleius | Florid. 9 | Go to Reference |
John 19:23 | The garment of the high priest was woven not sewn | Babylonian Talmud | Yoma 72b | Go to Reference |
John 19:29 | Types of Hyssop used for sprinkling the water of the sin offering | Babylonian Talmud | Parah 11.7 | Go to Reference |
John 19:29 | Bethezub, the house of Hyssop, beyond the Jordan | Josephus | War 6.3.4 | Go to Reference |
John 19:31 | The bones of Jesus were not broken, as was the custom at the time | Lactantius | Div. Inst. 4.26 | Go to Reference |
John 19:36 | The bone of the paschal lamb cannot be broken as with other sacrifices | Babylonian Talmud | Pesachim 85b | Go to Reference |
John 19:37 | Explanation of who the one slain in Zechariah 12 is; one suggests the Messiah, son of Joseph | Babylonian Talmud | Sukkah 52a | Go to Reference |
John 19:38 | Ramatha/Arimathia located in Judea | Josephus | Ant. 13.4.9 | Go to Reference |
John 19:39 | Spices and myrrh used for embalming | Herodotus | Hist. 2.86 | Go to Reference |
John 19:39 | Myrrh that smells as funerals | Martialis | Epigrams 11.54 | Go to Reference |
John 19:39 | Nicodemus Ben Gorion, considered one of three of great wealth | Babylonian Talmud | Gittin 56a | Go to Reference |
John 19:39 | Nicodemus Ben Gorion known for his charity | Babylonian Talmud | Kethuboth 66b | Go to Reference |
John 19:39 | Nicodemus really named Boni | Babylonian Talmud | Taanith 20a | Go to Reference |
John 19:40 | Mention is made of the spices of the dead | Babylonian Talmud | Berachoth 51b | Go to Reference |
John 19:42 | Burial places could not be dug during the festivals | Babylonian Talmud | Moed Katan 8b | Go to Reference |
John 20:26 | Courses of priests should serve for 8 days, from Sabbath to Sabbath | Josephus | Ant. 7.14.7 | Go to Reference |
John 20:29 | Bad thing to only believe something if you see it | Babylonian Talmud | Baba Bathra 75b | Go to Reference |
John 20:29 | Bad thing to only believe something if you see it, an insult to those who taught you | Babylonian Talmud | Sanhedrin 100a | Go to Reference |