John 7:1 - 7:31
Gospel of JohnSteve Gregg
In John 7, Jesus walks in Galilee as the Jews in Judea sought to kill him. The Feast of Tabernacles approaches, and the Jews want Jesus to come down to Jerusalem, but he tells them his time has not yet come. Jesus' brothers do not believe in him and mock him. The Pharisees tend to feel that Jesus is leading people away from pure Judaism, and they want to arrest him.
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