Understanding the Healing at the Pool

The transcript presents a dialogue where a man, unable to reach a healing pool, is instructed to rise and walk. This action, however, conflicts with Sabbath laws, leading to questions about the authority behind the command.

What was the man's main concern at the pool?

• He was afraid of water.

• He had no one to help him into the pool.

• He didn't know how to swim.

• He was worried about the Sabbath.

What action was the man instructed to take?

• Sit by the pool.

• Pray for healing.

• Rise, take up his bed, and walk.

• Wait for someone to help him.

Why was carrying the bed considered controversial?

• He was supposed to leave it by the pool.

• The bed was broken.

• It was the Sabbath, and carrying was not allowed.

• It was too heavy.

Who questioned the man about carrying his bed?

• His friends.

• The religious leaders.

• The pool attendants.

• His family.

What was the significance of the man's response about who healed him?

• He was unsure if he was truly healed.

• He didn't remember who it was.

• He was afraid of the consequences.

• He emphasized the authority of the healer.