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Volume 2
Article 13
1975
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He looked about
He was a con
At any rate,
11 GO on,
thou tempter and seducer, to receive what you have earned. "
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Or:
and said, " I go, but you will await me until I come again.''
Or:
This
Coming.
News of the Wandering Jew's appearance would stir ex
citement, even panic in some places.
He was believed to
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Vague
The
1602,
followed by copies of it in
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Flanders,
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Did he
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( loved )
( strongly,
This meaning of
the name suggests that the Wandering Jew was indeed St.
John, the 11 disciple whom Jesus loved, "
21:20-22)
Coming.
( Mat.
16:28; John
on
to
( to
( God ) --reveals
a negative
According to
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( in
a manuscript by
Votadio.
The name Juan Espera en Dios perhaps has its origins
in an old Andalusian folktale.
a God-baiter.
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At the foot of
the taller cross there stands a woman who calls out to him:
11Juan, espera en Dios! 1
What
He is
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However, the
The
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10
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Cartaphilus,
He is
is
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Livia Bitton
Herbert H. Lehman College
City University of New York