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Epiphany XII: Bethesda — Where the Threads Are Braided

A white-haired man in a camel hair pashmina stands beside a red-haired woman with braided hair carrying a bedroll near a pool in the first century.

Lying there was one who had been unable to walk freely for thirty-eight years.

But how did Jesus know this?

Posted byLinda Vogt TurnerMarch 30, 2026March 20, 2026Posted inChrist the Bride and Bridegroom, Epiphany, Faith Journey, Symbols in ScriptureTags:Bethesda, Burden, Healing on the Sabbath, John 5, Living Water, Recognition, Sabbath law, Samaritan Woman, Thirty-eight generations of suffering, Thirty-eight yearsLeave a comment on Epiphany XII: Bethesda — Where the Threads Are Braided

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