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Biblia Przekład Toruński
Ewangelia Jana 1:22
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Ale mu oni rzekli: Któżeś wżdy jest? Żebychmy dali odpowiedź tym, którzy nas posłali i cóż wżdy powiedasz o sobie?
Rzekli mu tedy: Któżeś jest, żebyśmy odpowiedź dali tym, którzy nas posłali? Cóż wżdy powiadasz o sobie?
W takim razie kim? - chcieli wiedzieć. - Musimy bowiem dać odpowiedź tym, którzy nas przysłali. Za kogo się uważasz?
Zatem mu powiedzieli: Kim jesteś? Abyśmy mogli dać odpowiedź tym, którzy nas posłali. Co mówisz o samym sobie?
Rzekli mu tedy: Któżeś jest, żebyśmy odpowiedź dali tym, którzy nas posłali? Cóż wżdy powiadasz o sobie?
Wtedy go zapytali: Kim jesteś, abyśmy mogli dać odpowiedź tym, którzy nas posłali? Co mówisz sam o sobie?
Rzekli mu więc: Kim jesteś? Musimy dać odpowiedź tym, którzy nas posłali. Cóż powiadasz sam o sobie?
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
that: 2 Samuel 24:13
Reciprocal: John 8:25 - Who
Gill's Notes on the Bible
Then said they unto him, who art thou?.... Since, as yet, he had only answered in negatives, who he was not, that he was not the Christ, nor Elias, nor that prophet; they desire he would give them a positive account who he was:
that we may give answer to them that sent us; that their labour might not be in vain; that they might not come so far for nothing, without knowing who he was; and that they might be capable of giving an account of him to the sanhedrim:
what sayest thou of thyself? they insisted on it, that he would openly, and honestly declare who he was, and what was his office and business; that from his own mouth, and not from the opinion and conjectures of others, they might represent him in a true light to those who had deputed them on this errand.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 22. That we may give an answer to them that sent us. — These Pharisees were probably a deputation from the grand Sanhedrin; the members of which, hearing of the success of the Baptist's preaching, were puzzled to know what to make of him, and seriously desired to hear from himself what he professed to be.
