rwp@John:1:39 @{Come and ye shall see} (\erchesthe kai opsesthe\). Polite invitation and definite promise (future middle indicative \opsesthe\ from \hora\, correct text, not imperative \idete\). {Where he abode} (\pou menei\). Indirect question preserving the present active indicative after secondary tense (\eidan\, saw) according to regular Greek idiom. Same verb \men\ as in 38|. {With him} (\par' auti\). "By his side," "beside him." {That day} (\tn hmeran ekeinn\). Accusative of extent of time, all during that day. {About the tenth hour} (\hra hs dekat\). Roman time and so ten o'clock in the morning. John in Ephesus at the close of the century naturally uses Roman time. See 20:19| "evening on that day," clearly Roman time. Thus also kjv@John:19:14| (sixth hour, morning) and kjv@Mark:15:25| (third hour, nine A.M.) suit. To his latest day John never forgot the hour when first he met Jesus.