John 4:26
I .... speaking <1473 2980> [I that.]
John 5:31
John 6:20
It is I <1510> [It is.]
John 7:29
I ..... I have come <1473 1510> [I.]
because <3754> [for.]
John 8:15
judge ...... do ... judge <2919> [judge.]
judge ..... I do ... judge <2919 1473> [I judge.]
John 8:45
John 8:58
solemn truth <281> [Verily.]
before <4250> [Before.]
That our Lord by this expression asserted his divinity and eternal existence, as the great I AM, appears evident from the use of the present tense, instead of the past tense, from its being in answer to the Jews, who enquired whether he had seen Abraham, and from its being thus understood by the multitude, who were exasperated at it to such a degree that they took up stones to stone him. The ancient Jews not only believed that the Messiah was superior to and Lord of all the patriarchs, and even of angels, but that his celestial nature existed with God from whom it emanated, before the creation, and that the creation was effected by his ministry.
John 13:15
I have given <1325> [given.]
John 15:14
my <3450> [my.]
if <1437> [if.]
John 17:16
John 17:19
on ... behalf <5228> [for.]
I set ... apart ......... may be ... set apart <1473 37> [I sanctify.]
so that <2443> [that.]
set ... apart ......... may be truly set apart <1722 225 37> [sanctified through the truth. or, truly sanctified.]
