Chapter

 1 3|        love, he returns all (cf. Jh 17,7.10) (Trinitarian aspect)” (
 2 3|       sarx, he became poor) (cf. Jh 1,14); the Son became Jesus
 3 3|         and the side injure (cf. Jh 20,25-29). ~ ~ ~ In fact,
 4 3|         of distortion (Lk 11,15; Jh 6,15), of calumny, of insult…
 5 3|        26,63-64), and of Pilate (Jh 18,37), on the cross (Mt
 6 3|          he had always rejected (Jh 6,15), namely, the political
 7 3|         the King of the Jews».” (Jh 19,19). They wanted to destroy
 8 3|          to the Father (Hb 10,7; Jh 4,34; 5,30; Phl 2,8; Rm
 9 3|        solidary until the death (Jh 3,16; 15,9.12-14; 17,21-
10 3|          I may take it again”.  (Jh 10,17-18). Beginning so
11 3| thoroughly for love, and freely (Jh 10,17-18); he lives in an
12 3|         the Father was with Him (Jh 8,29; 16,32)… And in this
13 3|      avoid contact with anybody (Jh 6,37); and, in fact, throughout
14 3|       buried in a borrowed tomb (Jh 19,28; Mk 16,1; Lk 23,56)…
15 3|         life for them (Mk 10,45; Jh 10,117-18; 15,13). His poverty
16 3|         like this He manifested (Jh 3, 16s) and like this He
17 4|       the Lord and the Master”, (Jh 13,14), washing the disciples’
18 4|      wash them among each other (Jh 13,1-17), to serve each