unto. Greek pros. App-104 . that. Greek. hina. See John 1:7 . not. Greek me. App-106 . come hither. Some texts read dierchomai (as in John 4:4 ) = come all the way hither (through, or across the plain). read more
husband . Greek. aner. App-123 . read more
well. Compare John 8:48 ; John 13:13 .Matthew 15:7 . Mark 12:32 .Luke 20:39 . read more
in . Omit. truly = true. See note on John 8:33 and App-175 . read more
I perceive. Greek. thebreo. App-133 . See The Didache xi. John 4:5 ; and Compare John 4:42 here. prophet. See App-49 . read more
worshipped. App-137 . this mountain . Gerizim. The well was at its foot. (See Deuteronomy 27:12 .) men ought = it is necessary. read more
This chapter relates the journey of the Lord and his disciples through Samaria (John 4:1-5), recounts the interview with the woman at the well (John 4:6-26), gives the conversation with the disciples upon their return (John 4:27-38), sums up the results of Christ's teaching in Samaria (John 4:38-42), narrates the continuation to Galilee, and records the performance of the second of the seven great signs (John 4:46-54).When therefore the Lord knew that the Pharisees had heard that Jesus was... read more
(Although Jesus himself baptized not, but his disciples).See under John 3:22-26. An important deduction from the fact of Jesus' many baptisms, none of which were administered by himself personally, yet being referred to as his baptisms and his accomplishment, is this: All who are baptized in obedience to God's specific command, and by the hand of the Lord's disciples in harmony with his will, are truly baptized by Jesus! In the light of this undeniable fact, what becomes of the human allegation... read more
He left Judaea and departed again into Galilee. And he must needs pass through Samaria.Samaria lay between Jerusalem and Galilee, the most direct route, therefore, going through Samaria. The boundaries of Samaria varied in history; but in the time of Christ it was a small province about twenty miles wide, north to south, and about thirty miles long, east to west. The eastern boundary was the Jordan River, and the southern line lay about seven miles south of Shechem. The capital was the city of... read more
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E.W. Bullinger's Companion Bible Notes - John 4:14
whosoever drinketh = he who may have drunk (Greek. an, with Subjunctive Aor.) never thirst = by no means (Greek. ou me. App-105 ) thirst for ever ( App-151 ). be = become. in. Greek en. App-104 . well = fountain, as in John 4:6 . Not as in verses: John 4:11 , John 4:12 . springing up = welling up. everlasting . App-161 . life . See note on John 1:4 , and App-170 . read more