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Jezi fè sèvi ak lang senbolik nan referans a li menm yon lòt kote nan Jan Batis yo Levanjil, rele tèt li "pòt la" ak "pye rezen an," pa egzanp (10:7 ak 15:5, respektivman). Nan sa yo lòt sikonstans, sepandan, Li pa aplike prèske anfaz la menm pawòl li ke li fè nan Jan 6, nan ki Li repete tèt li ankò e ankò ak ogmante clarté. Ni sa lòt pawòl suscite konfli nan mitan koute yo wout la mo li nan Jan 6 fè. Anplis, Evangelist Jan a aktyèlman enfòme nou Jezi ap pale Imaje nan Jan 10:6, yon bagay li pa fè nan chapit la sizyèm. ↩
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Jesus does use symbolic language in reference to Himself elsewhere in John’s Gospel, calling Himself “the door” and “the vine,” for example (10:7 and 15:5, respectively). In these other instances, however, He does not apply nearly the same emphasis to His words that He does in John 6, in which He repeats Himself again and again with increasing clarity. Nor do these other sayings engender controversy among the listeners the way His words in John 6 do. Moreover, the Evangelist John actually informs us Jesus is speaking figuratively in John 10:6, something he does not do in the sixth chapter. ↩