John 11

Lazarus of Bethany falls ill; his sisters Martha and Mary summon Iēsous, who delays two days before traveling to Yehudah despite disciples' fears, declaring Lazarus dead but for the glory of Theos, and famously weeps before raising him from the tomb after four days by calling 'Lazarus, come out!'[1][2][5]. Many Yehudim believe, but others report to the chief priests and Pharisees, who convene and, led by Kaiaphas, plot Iēsous' death to save the nation from Roman destruction[1][2].