A1 | 1-4. GENERAL EXPECTATION. "Made whole." |

a1 | A feast of the Jews.

b1 | Jerusalem: Jesus went up.

b1 | Jerusalem: A pool.

a1 | Hebrew tongue: Five Porches.

a2 | Impotent folk.

b2 | Waiting for troubling of water.

b2 | Angel at times troubled the water.

a2 | First to step in: Healed.

A2 | 5-7. PARTICULAR CASE. "Made whole." |

c1 | A certain man was there.

d1 | Impotent 38 years.

c1 | Jesus saw him lie.

d1 | Long time in that case.

e | Question: "Wilt thou be made whole?"

e | Answer: "Sir, I have no man."

c2 | When water is troubled.

d2 | To put me in.

c2 | While I am coming.

d2 | Another steppeth before me.

A3 | 8-11. THE SIGN ITSELF. "Made whole." |

f | Take up thy bed and walk.

g | The man was made whole.

h | Took up his bed and walked.

i | On same day was the sabbath.

i | It is the sabbath day.

h | Not lawful to carry thy bed.

g | He that made me whole.

f | Take up thy bed and walk.

A4 | 12-15. THE SEQUEL. "Made whole." |

j | They asked him.

k | What man is that.

l | Take up thy bed and walk.

m | Jesus had conveyed Himself away.

Jesus finds him in the temple.

m | Behold thou art made whole.

Go and sin no more.

j | He told the Jews.

k | That it was Jesus.

l | Which had made him whole.

Among the items of extreme interest that yet await examination in this third sign is the

question of verse six, "Wilt thou be made whole?"