John 20:29

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

says Yehoshua to him: because you (SG) did me see, do you believe? blessed are those, who have not seen and believe yet!

Cross References

1 Peter 1:8

whom you (PL) have not seen and have yet love; and now, not seeing Him, but believing in Him, rejoice you (PL) yourselves with a joy, which is inexpressible and glorious;

2 Corinthians 5:7

because we live in faith, not in sight.

Hebrews 11:1

faith however is the confidence of the things, on which one hopes, an (evidential) conviction of things, which one sees not.

Hebrews 11:27

by faith has he left Egypt, not fearing himself before the king's fury; because he has himself strengthened, as he would see him, whose face they can not see.

Luke 1:45

and that blessed is she who has believed, that it will be a fulfilment to that, what is her said become from the L-rd (Hashem).

John 4:48

and Yehoshua has said to him: if you (PL) see not any signs and wonders, will you (PL) never way not believe.

John 20:8

and then is also the other disciple go in, he, who did come the first to the tomb, and did see and believed.

Hebrews 11:39

and they all, whom it is given become a witness by faith, have not received did the promise,

Matthew 13:16

however blessed is your (PL) eyes, because they see; and your (PL) ears, because they hear.

John 20:28

did Toma answer and said to him: my L-rd and my G-d!