John 5
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John 5:2-9

2NowG1161 there isG1510 in JerusalemG2414, at the sheepgate, a poolG2861, which isG1510 called in HebrewG1447, Bethesda, having fiveG4002 porches.

3In these lay a multitudeG4128 of sickG770, blindG5185, lameG5560, witheredG3584, [awaiting the moving of the water.

4For an angel descended at a certain season in the pool and troubled the water. Whoever therefore first went in after the troubling of the water became well, whatever disease he laboured under.]

5But there wasG1510 a certainG5100 manG444 there who had beenG1510 suffering under his infirmityG769 thirtyG5144 and eightG3638 yearsG2094.

6JesusG2424 seeingG3708 this [manG3778] lying [there], and knowingG1097 that he was [in that state] now a greatG4183 length of timeG5550, saysG3004 to him, Wouldest thou becomeG1096 well?

7The infirm [manG444] answeredG611 him, SirG2962, I have not a manG444, in orderG2443, whenG3752 the waterG5204 has been troubledG5015, to castG906 me into the poolG2861; but while I am comingG2064 another descendsG2597 before me.

8JesusG2424 saysG3004 to him, AriseG1453, takeG142 up thy couch and walkG4043.

9And immediatelyG2112 the manG444 becameG1096 well, and tookG142 up his couch and walkedG4043: and on that dayG2250 wasG1510 sabbathG4521.

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