How? (Πωσ; ) Nicodemus is not helped either by the use of υδωρ or πνευμα to understand δε γεννηθηνα ανωθεν (the necessity of the b…

How can these things be? Nicodemus was still unwilling to admit the doctrine unless he understood it. We have here an instance of a man of…

How can these things be?—The answer to the previous question has spoken of a spiritual birth and a spiritual life and a s…

Nicodemus answered and said to him, How can these things be? Jesus answered and said to him, Are you a master of Israel, and do not know these …

Haymo of Auxerre: Nicodemus cannot grasp the mysteries of the Divine Majesty that our Lord reveals, and therefore asks how thi…

Nicodemus’s question “How can this be?” should not be interpreted as an exclamation expressing incredulity. Rather, it is a plea for direction. He …

How can these things be? We see what the chief obstacle is in Nicodemus's way.

Nicodemus answered and said to him
Remaining still as ignorant as ever, though Christ had explained the phrase "born…

1. Above, in His instruction on spiritual generation, the Lord presented a reason; here He gives an example. For we see that Nicodemus was t…