John 4:9

How, &c. See note on John 3:4.

askest. Greek. aiteo. App-134. 4, as in John 4:10.

of. from. Greek. para. App-104.

which am. being.

the Jews... the. No articles.

have... dealings. have... familiar intercourse. Greek. sunchraomai. Occurs only here.

no. Greek. ou.App-105.

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