<p>10:32- see on Jn. 9:36; 17:20.</p><p><i>Jesus said to them: Many good works have I shown you from the Father. For which of those works do you stone me?</i>- I noted on :25 that &quot;works&quot; refer not only to the miracles but to the Lord's whole life. But here the reference appears to be to His miracles, and the Lord's logic appeals to those who had likewise concluded that a bad man could simply not do such wonderful miracles unless God was intimately with Him. The Lord's miracles were &quot;shown to the Jews just as the Father had &quot;shown&quot; Him which works to perform (5:20 s.w.). The idea surely is that the Lord did not merely encounter human need and use His power to resolve it; for He offered walked by such need without intervening. Rather He was shown miracles to perform, and did them accordingly, in an attempt to show the Father to the Jews. However in 14:8,9 we see that the disciples had failed to perceive this 'showing' of the Father to them. Their belief and perception was very weak, but the Lord still worked with them to perfect what they had- just as He does with us.</p>