John 11:2

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

and the Mary is the one was, who had anointed the L-rd with precious ointment, and him wipe off his feet with her hair, whose brother El'azar is lie sick.

Cross References

John 12:3

and Mary did take a pound pure, costly spikenard, and anoint (with) the feet of Yehoshua, and wipe off his feet with her hair; and the house has self fill up with the fragrance of the spikenard/perfume.

Mark 14:3

and while he was in Beit-Anyah in the house of Simon the leper, sitting at the table, is come a woman with an alabaster bottle full with real costly spike-nard; and she did break the alabaster bottle, and pour out on his head.

Luke 7:13

and seeing her, has the L-rd self had compassion over her, and to her said: lament not!

Luke 7:19

has John them sent to the L-rd, so to say: (question) you are the one, who must come, or should we wait on an other?

John 11:3

the sisters did therefore send to him, so to say: L-rd, look, he whom you (SG) do love, lies sick.

John 11:21

and Martha did say to Yehoshua: L-rd, if you (SG) would here have been, would my brother not have died.

John 11:32

and as Mary is come there, where Yehoshua was, and did him see, did she fall down before his feet, and did to him say: if you (SG) would here been, would the brother mine not died.

John 13:13

you (PL) call me Rebbe and L-rd, and rightly say you (PL), because I am this.

John 13:14

therefore if I, the L-rd and Rebbe, have you (PL) washed your (PL) feet, are you (PL) also obligated to wash one the other the feet.