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John 7:3

Contemporary English Version 1995

and Jesus' brothers said to him, “Why don't you go to Judea? Then your disciples can see what you are doing.

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While Jesus was still speaking to the crowds, his mother and brothers came and stood outside because they wanted to talk with him.

Even Jesus' own brothers had not yet become his followers.

Peter stood with the eleven apostles and spoke in a loud and clear voice to the crowd: Friends and everyone else living in Jerusalem, listen carefully to what I have to say!

After Jesus' brothers had gone to the festival, he went secretly, without telling anyone.

Jesus' mother and brothers went to see him, but because of the crowd they could not get near him.

Jesus' mother and brothers came and stood outside. Then they sent someone with a message for him to come out to them.

Even your own family has turned against you. They act friendly, but don't trust them. They're out to get you, and so is everyone else.

David's oldest brother Eliab heard him talking with the soldiers. Eliab was angry with him and said, “What are you doing here, anyway? Who's taking care of your little flock of sheep out in the desert? You spoiled brat! You came here just to watch the fighting, didn't you?”

Let's kill him and throw him into a pit and say that some wild animal ate him. Then we'll see what happens to those dreams.”

When Jesus' family heard what he was doing, they thought he was crazy and went to get him under control.

Jesus and his disciples had also been invited and were there.

Many of Jesus' disciples heard him and said, “This is too hard for anyone to understand.”

Because of what Jesus said, many of his disciples turned their backs on him and stopped following him.

No one does anything in secret, if they want others to know about them. So let the world know what you are doing!”

Someone told Jesus, “Your mother and brothers are standing outside and want to see you.”




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