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Text: But Jesus answered them, “My Father is working until now, and I am working.

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In John 5:1-9, Jesus returns to Jerusalem for a Jewish festival and heals a lame man on the Sabbath.

The religious leaders are more concerned with the man carrying his mat on the Sabbath than with his miraculous healing.

The passage also discusses the location and significance of the feast, the pool of Bethesda, and the controversy surrounding the Sabbath.

It highlights Jesus' authority over the Sabbath, His claim to be the Son of God, and the witnesses to His identity.

The discourse focuses on Jesus' relationship with the Father, His role as judge, and the witnesses to His mission as the Messiah. It also addresses the significance of John the Baptist's testimony, Jesus' works, the Scriptures, and the rejection of Jesus by the people despite the evidence. The passage emphasizes the importance of understanding how the Scriptures testify to Jesus and Jesus' selfless motivation. It also discusses the concept of resurrection and the rejection of false prophets.

What was Jesus saying when he used the word Healed?

The text discusses the Greek word "ὑγιής" and its various meanings.

It pertains to being physically well or sound, healthy, and uncorrupted or correct.

It is used to describe the physical well-being of individuals, their body parts, and things, as well as sound teaching or preaching.

The word is also associated with healing and restoration to health.

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