John 1:46

The third line (in English) translating the meaning of each word in the Orthodox Yiddish Brit Chadas

and Natan'el did to him say: of Natseret can then be something good? says Philip to him: come and see.

Cross References

John 7:52

did they answer and said to him: (question) you are also from Galilee? search and look, that from Galilee arises not on any prophet (Isaiah 9, 1-7).

John 4:29

come, see a man, who did me tell everything, which I have done; is this not perhaps the Moshiach?

1 Thessalonians 5:21

test all out, hold firm the good;

Luke 12:57

and why judge you (PL) not of self alone, what is right?

Matthew 2:23

and is come and has lived in a city, which they calls it Natsaret, so that it may fulfilled to be, which it is said become through the prophets, that he will called to be Netzer/Tsemach. (Yeshayah 11, 1)

Matthew 10:3

Philip and Bar-Talmai; Toma and Mattityahu the tax collector; Jacob son of Chalfai and Taddai;

John 1:44

and the Philip was of Beit-Tzaidah, of the city of Andrew and Peter.

John 1:45

Philip finds Natan'el and says to him: him, of whom Moses has written in the Torah, and the prophets, have we found, Yehoshua son of Joseph of Natseret.

John 6:5

and as Yehoshua did lift up the eyes and saw, that a great crowd people comes to him, says he to Philip: from where should we buy bread, so that they should have to eat?

John 6:7

Philip did him answer: two hundred denarii bread will for they not be enough, that every one shall only take a small piece.

John 12:21

and they did come to Philip, who did stem from Beit-Tzaidah in Galilee, and did him ask, so to say: Sir, we want see Yehoshua.

John 14:8

says Philip to him: L-rd, show us the Father, and it will be enough for us.