But the witness which I receive (Εγω δε ου την μαρτυριαν λαμβανω). "But I do not receive the witness" simply from a man (like John…

I receive not testimony from men. I do not depend for proof of my Messiahship on the testimony of men, nor do I pride myself on the commen…

But I receive not testimony . . .—There is no reason to change the word "testimony" as it appears in this verse. The noun…

They were great Bible-readers, great students of the letter, but they would not come to Christ; and therefore the Scriptures themselves became a to…

St. John Chrysostom: He now brings proof for those high declarations about Himself. He answers an objection: If I bear wit…

“You have sent to John” is obviously a reference to the delegation sent from the Jewish rulers to John the Baptist when he was preaching in the Jud…

I do not receive testimony from men. Yet it was not in vain that God chose Christ to be a witness to him, and Christ himself declares, on …

But I receive not testimony from man
He stood in no need of an human testimony, nor did he rest the truth of his dei…

Our Lord returns to his declaration of the entire agreement between the Father and the Son, and declared himself the Son of God. He had higher test…

1. Having taught about the life-giving power of the Son, Jesus now confirms it. First, he confirms what he had said about the excellence of …