John 12:1

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

and six days before Pesach is Yehoshua come to Beit-Anyah, where El'azar was, whom Yehoshua had raised up again from the dead.

Cross References

Luke 24:50

and he has them led out until near to Beit-Anyah, and has uplifted his hands, and them blessed (them).

John 12:20

and there are was some Greeks among the (ones), who did go up on foot were, in order to self to worship (at) the Yom Tov;

John 11:55

and it was near for the Jewish Pesach, and a many did go up to Jerusalem from the countryside for Pesach, in order to themselves to purify.

John 11:1

and there is one lying sick, El'azar of Beit-Anyah, the village of Mary and her sister Marta.

Matthew 21:17

and did them leave, and is gone out beyond the city to Beit-Anyah. and there slept over.

John 11:44

and this dead one did come out, and his hands and feet are was wrapped with burial shrouds; and his face was bandaged with a kerchief. says Yehoshua to them: untie him on, and let him go.

Mark 11:11

and he is entered to Jerusalem in Beis HaMikdash into; and after the as he has self on all look around, because it is already was a late evening hour, is he went out to Beit-Anyah together with the twelve.

Luke 7:37

and look, in the city was a certain sinner woman; and find out, that he sits to the table in the Pharisee's house, has she brought an alabaster bottle with myrrh oil,

John 11:43

and having this said, did he a shout do with a loud voice: El'azar, come out.

John 12:9

and a great crowd of Judaeans has self find out, that he is found there; and they are come not only on account of Yehoshua, but also so as to see El'azar, whom he has roused from the dead.

John 12:12

the next morning did the crowd people, who is come for Yom Tov, heard, that Yehoshua comes to Jerusalem,