John 10

Jesus presents himself as the Good Shepherd who enters the sheepfold by the door, contrasting himself with thieves and robbers who climb in another way.[1][2] He teaches that his sheep recognize his voice and follow him, while he knows them by name, lays down his life for them, and provides them with abundant and eternal life.[1][2]

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οὐδεὶς oudeis No one not even one none PRO.I NOM M SG ἦρεν eren takes he lifted he lifted V IMPF ACT IND 3P SG αὐτὴν auten it her her PRO.P 3P ACC F SG ἀπ’ ap from from from PREP GEN ἐμοῦ emou me of me me PRO.P 1P GEN SG ἀλλ’ all but but rather but rather CONJ ἐγὼ ego I I I PRO.P 1P NOM SG τίθημι tithemi lay down I place I place V PRS ACT IND 1P SG αὐτὴν auten-2 it her her PRO.P 3P ACC F SG ἀπ’ ap-2 of from from PREP GEN ἐμαυτοῦ emautou myself of myself of myself PRO.X 1P GEN M SG ἐξουσίαν exousian authority official authority official authority N ACC F SG ἔχω echo have I have I have V PRS ACT IND 1P SG θεῖναι theinai to lay it down to place to place V AOR ACT INF αὐτήν auten-3 it her her PRO.P 3P ACC F SG καὶ kai and and and CONJ ἐξουσίαν exousian-2 authority official authority official authority N ACC F SG ἔχω echo-2 have I have I have V PRS ACT IND 1P SG πάλιν palin again again again ADV λαβεῖν labein to take to take to take V AOR ACT INF αὐτήν auten-4 it her her PRO.P 3P ACC F SG ταύτην tauten this this (feminine singular) this (feminine singular) DET ACC F SG τὴν ten the the (feminine singular) the ART ACC F SG ἐντολὴν entolen commandment a command a commandment N ACC F SG ἔλαβον elabon received they took I received V AOR ACT IND 1P SG παρὰ para from from beside from PREP GEN τοῦ tou the of the the ART GEN M SG Πατρός patros Father of a father Father N GEN M SG μου mou my of me of I PRO.P 1P GEN SG
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