29. St. John iii. 14.
30. The piece of land which Jacob bought of Hamor (St. John iv. 5; Josh. xxiv. 32; Gen. xxxiii. 19).
31. The children of Israel were at one time the inhabitants of Samaria, and though the poor who were left after the Captivity became mixed up with the other inhabitants, they still claimed to be Israelites (St. John iv. 12).
32. St. John iv. 42.
33. When the nobleman (an officer in the king's court) came to Jesus at Cana of Galilee, He refused to go and heal his son, simply telling the nobleman, "Go thy way, thy son liveth" (St. John iv. 50).
34. Neh. iii. 1; St. John v. 2-5.
35. St. John v. 22, 27.
36. Because the Jews thereby understood that Jesus claimed to be the Son of God (St. John v. 17, 18).