यूहन्ना 19:25-27

यूहन्ना 19:25-27 HINOVBSI

अत: सैनिकों ने ऐसा ही किया। यीशु के क्रूस के पास उसकी माता, और उसकी माता की बहिन, क्लोपास की पत्नी मरियम, और मरियम मगदलीनी खड़ी थीं। जब यीशु ने अपनी माता, और उस चेले को जिससे वह प्रेम रखता था पास खड़े देखा तो अपनी माता से कहा, “हे नारी,देख, यह तेरा पुत्र है।” तब उसने चेले से कहा, “यह तेरी माता है।” और उसी समय से वह चेला उसे अपने घर ले गया।

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