João 11.1–2
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A morte de Lázaro
Um homem chamado Lázaro estava doente. Ele era do povoado de Betânia, onde Maria e a sua irmã Marta moravam.42(Esta Maria era a mesma que pôs perfume nos pés do Senhor Jesus e os enxugou com os seus cabelos. Era o irmão dela, Lázaro, que estava doente.)43
Cross references
- 4211.1 Lc 10:38–39
- 4311.2 Jo 12:3
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