JMNT(i)
23 Now as He was continuing being within Jerusalem during the Passover [note: the feast of unleavened bread followed for seven days right after the Passover],
in the midst of the festival (celebration; Feast),
many believed and put their trust into His Name, constantly gazing upon and critically contemplating His signs (or: the authenticating tokens and distinguishing signals originating in Him),
which He was continuing to perform (or: had been progressively doing).
24 Yet Jesus, Himself, was not habitually entrusting Himself to them (or: had not been adhering Himself to them, or committing Himself for them; or: kept on refusing to trust Himself to them),
because of the [
situation for]
Him to be continuously (habitually; progressively)
knowing all people by intimate experience and through insight,
25 and because He was not having (had not been continually holding)
a need requiring that anyone should bear witness (or: give testimony or evidence)
about mankind (or: humanity; the [corporate] Man),
for He Himself was constantly (had been habitually)
knowing by intimate experience what was continuing to be within mankind (the human; the [corporate] Man).