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John 20:25

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

did the other disciples therefore say to him: we did see the L-rd! he however did to them say: if I will not see the sign (mark) of the nails in his hands, and put in my finger on the place of the nails, and put in my hand in his side, will I never way not believe!

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did they say to him: what for a sign do you do then, that we should see and you (SG) believe? what do you do?


and when they did hear, that he lives and is of her seen become, have they it not believed.


and to whom has He sworn (an oath), that they will not come in in His rest, if not to the disobedient?


give then attention, brothers, lest is there in one of you (PL) an evil and unbelieving heart, fall away from the living G-d;


says that disciple, whom Yehoshua did love have, to Peter: it is the L-rd! and as Simon Peter did hear, that it is the L-rd, did he self girded (loins) his tunic (over garment)—because he was naked—and did self throw in in sea into.


the this one finds first his own brother Simon and says to him: we have found the Moshiach, (this means translated, anointed one).


and he has to them said: o, you (PL) foolish ones and who the heart is you (PL) hard to believe all, what the prophets have spoken!


others has he helped, self alone can he not help. he is the king of Israel; let he now come down from tree, and we will believe in in him!


and they are went away and have it tell/report to the others; however also those have them not believed.


then did he himself reveal to the eleven alone, while they did sit at table, and did them reproach their unbelief and hardness of heart, because they have not believed those, who have him seen an risen up.


then says he to Toma: stretch out your finger here and look my hands; and stretch out your hand and do it into in my side, and be not unbelieving, but be a believer!





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