Yuhanna 18:19-24

Yuhanna 18:19-24 KMEYA

O vakit başkâhin İsaya şakirtleri ve öğretişi için sordu. İsa ona cevap verdi: Ben âleme açıkça söyledim; ben daima bütün Yahudilerin toplandıkları havralarda ve mabette öğrettim; ve gizlide hiç bir şey söylemedim. Niçin bana soruyorsun? Kendilerine ne söylediğimi işitenlerden sor; işte, onlar benim söylediğim şeyleri bilirler. Ve bu şeyleri söyledikten sonra, orada duran memurlardan biri: Başkâhine böyle mi cevap veriyorsun? diyerek İsaya tokat vurdu. İsa ona cevap verdi: Eğer kötü söyledimse, kötülüğüne şehadet eyle; fakat iyi ise, niçin bana vuruyorsun? Ve Hanna onu başkâhin Kayafaya bağlı olarak gönderdi.

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