diaglotnt - John:21:15-25

diaglotnt@John:21:15 @ When therefore they had breakfasted, says to the Simon Peter the Jesus: Simon of Jona, lovest thou me more of these? He says to him: Yes, O lord, thou knowest, that I dearly love thee. He says to him: Feed the lambs of me.

diaglotnt@John:21:16 @ He says to him again a second time: Simon of Jona, lovest thou me? He says to him: Yes, O lord, thou knowest, that I dearly love thee. He says to him: Tend thou the sheep of me.

diaglotnt@John:21:17 @ He says to him the third: Simon of Jona, dearly lovest thou me? Was grieved the Peter, because he said to him the third, Dearly lovest me thou? and he said to him: O lord, thou all things knowest; thou knowest, that i dearly love thee. Says to him the Jesus: Feed the sheep of me.

diaglotnt@John:21:18 @ Indeed indeed I say to thee, when thou wast younger, thou didst gird thyself, and didst walk where thou didst wish; when but thou art old, thou wilt stretch out the hands of thee, and another thee will gird, and will carry where not thou wishest.

diaglotnt@John:21:19 @ This now he said, signifying, by what death he will glorify the God. And this having said, he says to him: Follow me.

diaglotnt@John:21:20 @ Having turned about and the Peter sees the disciples, whom loved the Jesus, following (who also reclined at the supper on the breast of him, and said: O lord, who is he betraying thee?)

diaglotnt@John:21:21 @ Him seeing the Peter says to the Jesus: O lord, this and what?

diaglotnt@John:21:22 @ Says to him the Jesus: If him I wish to abide till I come, what to thee? thou follow me.

diaglotnt@John:21:23 @ Went out therefore the word this among the brethren, that the disciple that not dies. And not said to him the Jesus, that not he dies; but: If him I wish to abide till I come, what to thee?

diaglotnt@John:21:24 @ This is the disciple, he testifying concerning these things, and having written these things; and we know, that true is the testimony of him.

diaglotnt@John:21:25 @ Is and also other many things did the Jesus, which if they should be written every one, not even him I suppose the world to contain the being written books.