One work (εν εργον). Direct allusion to the healing of the impotent man when in Jerusalem before (5:1ff.). He had wrought others b…

One work. The healing of the man on the Sabbath, John 5.

You all marvel. You all wonder or are amazed, and parti…

I have done one work—that is, the one conspicuous work of healing the infirm man on the Sabbath day, which He di…

"I did it on the Sabbath day, and you are all stumbling at that."

St. John Chrysostom: The Jews brought two charges against Christ: one, that He broke the Sabbath; the other, that He said God …

Jesus is not saying that he did only “one miracle,” for he had performed several by this time; but these were of little interest to the “Jews.” The…

I have done one work. Now, turning from the individuals involved, He begins to speak of the action itself, for He proves that the miracle …

Jesus answered and said unto them
Taking no notice of their passion, reproach, and blasphemy; but proceeding upon th…

Every faithful minister may humbly adopt Christ's words. His doctrine is not his own discovery, but is from God's word, through the teaching of His…

1. After the Evangelist mentioned how our Lord’s relatives urged him to go to Judea, he also tells us what Christ replied to them. He then t…