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  • John 5:28
    New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures
    • 28 Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice+

  • John 5:28
    The Kingdom Interlinear Translation of the Greek Scriptures
    • 28 μὴ Not θαυμάζετε be YOU wondering at τοῦτο, this, ὅτι because ἔρχεται is coming ὥρα hour ἐν in ᾗ which πάντες all οἱ the (ones) ἐν in τοῖς the μνημείοις memorial tombs ἀκούσουσιν will hear τῆς of the φωνῆς voice αὐτοῦ of him

  • John 5:28
    New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures—With References
    • 28 Do not marvel at this, because the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs+ will hear his voice

  • John 5:28
    The Bible in Living English
    • 28 Do not wonder at this, because there is a moment coming at which all in the tombs will hear his voice

  • John 5:28
    American Standard Version
    • 28 Marvel not at this: for the hour cometh, in which all that are in the tombs shall hear his voice,

  • John 5:28
    The Emphasized Bible
    • 28 Do not be marvelling at this: Because there cometh an hour in which all they in the tombs shall hearken unto his voice,

  • John 5:28
    King James Version
    • 28 Marvel not at this: for the hour is coming, in the which all that are in the graves shall hear his voice,

  • John
    Watch Tower Publications Index 1986-2022
    • 5:28 lff lesson 30; it-2 369; w15 6/15 12; bhs 76; jy 74; nwt 1704; g 5/12 11; g 1/10 11; w09 6/1 30; w09 8/15 9; w99 4/1 18; w98 7/1 11; ct 160-161; ie 26-27; w96 3/1 6; kl 87; gt chapter 30; w90 4/1 10; w90 5/1 4; pe 167-168; rs 338-339; w86 7/1 17

  • John
    Watch Tower Publications Index 1930-1985
    • 5:28 w78 9/1 17-18, 20, 22, 28, 30-31; hs 178-179; sl 363; g74 6/8 28; w73 240; ad 1134; kj 390; g71 12/8 28; w68 200; w67 317, 525; w65 19, 447-448; w64 719, 729; w63 627; bf 94; wg 29; w62 39, 326, 475; w61 28, 242; ns 188; w60 316; g60 8/8 27; w59 333; mn 20-21; w58 159, 325; pa 227; yw 353; w57 360; w55 198; w54 117, 280; nh 348; g53 3/8 26; w52 347; lg 280; w51 446; w47 202; w44 106; fd 29; s 342

  • John
    Research Guide for Jehovah’s Witnesses—2019 Edition
    • 5:28

      Enjoy Life Forever!, lesson 30

      Insight, Volume 2, p. 369

      The Watchtower,

      6/15/2015, p. 12

      8/15/2009, p. 9

      6/1/2009, p. 30

      4/1/1999, p. 18

      7/1/1998, p. 11

      3/1/1996, p. 6

      5/1/1990, p. 4

      4/1/1990, p. 10

      7/1/1986, p. 17

      9/1/1978, pp. 17-18, 20, 22, 28, 30-31

      4/15/1973, p. 240

      4/1/1968, pp. 199-200

      9/1/1967, pp. 524-526

      5/15/1967, pp. 316-318

      7/15/1965, pp. 446-448

      1/1/1965, pp. 19-20

      12/1/1964, pp. 718-720, 728-730

      10/15/1963, pp. 626-628

      8/1/1962, pp. 474-476

      6/1/1962, pp. 325-327

      1/15/1962, pp. 38-40

      4/15/1961, pp. 241-243

      1/1/1961, pp. 28-29

      5/15/1960, pp. 315-317

      6/1/1959, pp. 332-334

      6/1/1958, pp. 325-326

      3/1/1958, p. 159

      6/15/1957, pp. 359-360

      4/1/1955, pp. 197-199

      5/1/1954, pp. 279-281

      2/15/1954, pp. 116-117

      6/1/1952, pp. 346-348

      7/15/1951, pp. 446-447

      Teach Us, p. 76

      Jesus—The Way, p. 74

      New World Translation, p. 1704

      Awake!,

      5/2012, p. 11

      1/2010, p. 11

      6/8/1974, p. 28

      12/8/1971, p. 28

      Creator, pp. 160-161

      When We Die, pp. 26-27

      Knowledge, p. 87

      Live Forever, pp. 167-168

      Reasoning, pp. 338-339

      Holy Spirit, pp. 178-179

      Man’s Salvation, p. 363

      ‘Know Jehovah’, pp. 389-391

      “Look!” booklet, pp. 19-21

  • John Study Notes—Chapter 5
    New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures (Study Edition)
    • 5:28

      the memorial tombs: This term renders the Greek word mne·meiʹon, which comes from the verb mi·mneʹsko·mai, “to remember; to remind (oneself),” and refers to a tomb or a grave. Thus, the term carries the implication of preserving the memory of the deceased person. In this context, it suggests that the person who died is remembered by God. This connotation gives added meaning to the term used by Luke in recording the plea of the criminal executed alongside Jesus: “Remember [form of the verb mi·mneʹsko·mai] me when you get into your Kingdom.”​—Lu 23:42.

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