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At the Feast of Dedication: “I and the Father are one”

AD 32Ussher date

John 10:22–42

In winter, at the Feast of Dedication (Hanukkah), Jesus walked in Solomon's porch in the temple. Pressed to say plainly whether he was the Christ, he pointed to his works and said, “I and the Father are one.”

I and the Father are one.

John 10:30 (World English Bible)
TEMPLESolomon's porchAntonia fortressPools of BethesdaPool of SiloamHerod's palace(likely the Praetorium)Golgothaand the tomb(traditional site)Garden Tomb (alternative site)Upper Room (traditional)Caiaphas's house?GethsemaneMOUNT OFOLIVESto Bethany, 2 milesKidron ValleyHinnom ValleyUPPER CITYCITY OFDAVID200 mWalls as in Jesus' day (the third, northern wall came later). Positions approximate; many sites debated.North ↑
Jerusalem in Jesus' day, with the places of Holy Week. Many sites are traditional or debated.

His hearers picked up stones to stone him for blasphemy. At the feast that celebrated the rededication of the temple after Antiochus had defiled it, Jesus spoke of himself as the one whom the Father “sanctified” and sent into the world (John 10:36). He withdrew beyond the Jordan, to where John had first baptized.

Places

JerusalemJordanSolomon’s Portico

Dating notes

Ussher: December AD 32. On the feast itself, see the first Hanukkah in 164 BC.

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