John 11:42

First Nations Version

The reason I say this out loud is so that all who are standing around me can hear and believe that you sent me.” The men and women gathered there stood silently, listening to his prayer.

Cross References

John 3:17

Creator did not send his Son to decide against the people of this world, but to set them free from the worthless ways of the world.

John 17:21

I pray that all who walk with me will be joined together as one, in the same way that you, Father, are in me and I am in you—that they may be one in us. This is how the world will believe that you have sent me.

1 John 4:14

We have seen and now tell you the truth about what our Father the Great Spirit has done. He sent his Son to be the Sacred Deliverer of the world.

Hebrews 7:25

This means he is able to fully set free and make whole all who draw near to the Great Spirit through him, since he always lives to pray and represent them in a good way.

Hebrews 5:7

In the days when Creator Sets Free (Jesus) walked among us as a human being, he sent his voice to the Great Spirit with tears and loud cries to the only one who could rescue him from death. His prayers were heard because of the honor and respect he showed to the One Above Us All.

Romans 8:3

That law did not have the power to set us free, because of our broken humanity. But Creator found a way by sending his Son, in the likeness of broken and weak human beings, to bear the weight of our broken ways in his own human body and set us free from our guilt and shame.

John 20:31

But I have told this much so you will believe that Creator Sets Free (Jesus) is the Chosen One, the Son of the Great Spirit. When you put your trust in all that his name represents, the life of beauty and harmony he has promised to all will be yours.

John 17:25

“O Father of all that is good and right, the world does not know you, but I know you, and my followers know you sent me.

John 17:8

The message you gave to me I have given to them. They have welcomed the truth about who I am and trust that you sent me.

John 11:22

Even so, I know if you ask anything of the Great Spirit, he will give it to you.”

Matthew 26:53

Do you not know that if I called out to my Father, he would send to me many thousands of spirit-messengers?

Galatians 4:4

But when the time was right, Creator sent his Son, who was born of a woman and born under our tribal law.

John 11:31

The Tribal Members who were comforting Healing Tears (Mary) saw her get up and leave quickly, so they went with her, thinking she was going to the burial cave to weep.

John 8:42

Creator Sets Free (Jesus) told them, “If the Great Spirit were truly your Father, you would love me and show respect, for I came from him. I did not send myself. He is the one who sent me.

John 8:29

The one who sent me is with me now. He has never left me alone, for I always walk in the ways that make his heart glad.”

John 8:16

but even if I did, my decisions would be true, for I do not stand alone. My Father who sent me is the one who stands with me.

John 11:43

Then the voice of Creator Sets Free (Jesus) pierced the silence as he cried out with a loud voice, “Creator Helps Him (Lazarus), come out of there!” The sound of his voice echoed from out of the burial cave and then faded into the distance. The people looked at Creator Sets Free (Jesus) and then back to the cave. No one dared say anything, so they all waited. Then suddenly, gasps could be heard from the crowd. There was movement in the cave!

John 12:11

for because of him many of the Tribal Members believed in Creator Sets Free (Jesus), that he was the Chosen One.

John 12:17

Among this crowd were the ones who had seen Creator Sets Free (Jesus) bring Creator Helps Him (Lazarus) back from the dead. They were telling every-one about this great miracle. That is why the crowd was so large that day. Creator Sets Free (Jesus) came riding down Olive Mountain and went into Village of Peace (Jerusalem). His twelve followers encircled him and led the donkey forward. He did not fit the powerful image of a conquering ruler, for he was not riding a warhorse. Instead, he rode a small, humble colt of a donkey. No mighty warriors rode next to him. No dignitaries from Village of Peace (Jerusalem) came out to meet him. It was mostly the common people who welcomed him that day.