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1:2	EvenAs as it is written in Isaiah the prophet, Behold, I send myMy messenger before thyYour face, Who shallwill prepare thyYour way;
1:3	The voice of one crying in the wilderness, Make ye ready the way of the Lord, Make hisHis paths straight;.
1:4	John came,the whoBaptist baptizedappeared in the wilderness andpreaching preacheda the baptism of repentance untofor remissionthe forgiveness of sins.
1:5	And thereall wentthe outcountry untoof himJudea allwas thegoing countryout ofto Judaeahim, and all theythe people of Jerusalem; and they were being baptized ofby him in the riverJordan JordanRiver, confessing their sins.
1:6	And John was clothed with camels hair, and hadwore a leathernleather girdlebelt aboutaround his loinswaist, and didhis eatdiet was locusts and wild honey.
1:7	And he preachedwas preaching, and saying, ThereAfter comethme afterOne meis hecoming thatwho is mightier than I, theand latchet of whose shoes I am not worthyfit to stoop down and unlooseuntie the thong of His sandals.
1:8	I baptized you inwith water; but heHe shallwill baptize you inwith the Holy Spirit.
1:9	And it came toabout pass in those days, that Jesus came from Nazareth ofin Galilee, and was baptized ofby John in the Jordan.
1:10	And straightwayimmediately coming up out of the water, heHe saw the heavens rent asunderopening, and the Spirit aslike a dove descending upon him:Him;
1:11	and a voice came out of the heavens,: Thou art myMy beloved Son, in theeThee I am well pleased.
1:12	And straightwayimmediately the Spirit drivethimpelled himHim forthto go out into the wilderness.
1:13	And heHe was in the wilderness forty days being tempted ofby Satan; and heHe was with the wild beasts;, and the angels ministeredwere untoministering himto Him.
1:14	NowAnd after John washad deliveredbeen uptaken into custody, Jesus came into Galilee, preaching the gospel of God,
1:15	and saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand:; repent ye, and believe in the gospel.
1:16	And passingas He was going along by the seaSea of Galilee, heHe saw Simon and Andrew, the brother of Simon, casting a net in the sea; for they were fishersfishermen.
1:17	And Jesus said untoto them, ComeFollow ye after meMe, and I will make you to become fishers of men.
1:18	And straightway they immediately left the nets, and followed himHim.
1:19	And going on a little furtherfarther, heHe saw James the son of Zebedee, and John his brother, who were also were in the boat mending the nets.
1:20	And straightwayimmediately heHe called them:; and they left their father Zebedee in the boat with the hired servants, and went afteraway himto follow Him.
1:21	And they gowent into Capernaum; and straightwayimmediately on the sabbathSabbath dayHe he entered into the synagogue and taughtbegan to teach.
1:22	And they were astonishedamazed at hisHis teaching:; for heHe taughtwas teaching them as one having authority, and not as the scribes.
1:23	And straightwayjust then there was in their synagogue a man with an unclean spirit; and he cried out,
1:24	saying, What havedo we have to do with theeYou, Jesus thouof NazareneNazareth? artHave thouYou come to destroy us? I know thee who thouYou art,are the Holy One of God.!
1:25	And Jesus rebuked him, saying, HoldBe thy peacequiet, and come out of him.!
1:26	And throwing him into convulsions, the unclean spirit, tearingcried himout and crying with a loud voice, and came out of him.
1:27	And they were all amazed, insomuchso that they questioneddebated among themselves, saying, What is this? aA new teaching! with authority! heHe commandethcommands even the unclean spirits, and they obey himHim.
1:28	And immediately the reportnews ofabout himHim went out straightway everywhere into all the regionsurrounding district of Galilee round about.
1:29	And straightway,immediately whenafter they werehad come out of the synagogue, they came into the house of Simon and Andrew, with James and John.
1:30	Now Simons wifes mother layin law was lying sick ofwith a fever; and straightwayimmediately they tellspoke himto ofHim about her:.
1:31	andAnd heHe came to her and tookraised her up, taking her by the hand, and raised her up; and the fever left her, and she ministeredwaited untoon them.
1:32	And atwhen evenevening had come, whenafter the sun didhad set, they broughtbegan untobringing himto Him all thatwho were sick,ill and themthose thatwho were demon possessed with demons.
1:33	And all the whole city washad gathered together at the door.
1:34	And heHe healed many thatwho were sickill with diversvarious diseases, and cast out many demons; and heHe sufferedwas not permitting the demons to speak, because they knew himwho He was.
1:35	And in the early morning, awhile greatit whilewas beforestill daydark, heHe rosearose up and went out, and departed intoto a desertlonely place, and was praying there prayed.
1:36	And Simon and theyhis thatcompanions werehunted withfor him followed after himHim;
1:37	and they found himHim, and saysaid untoto himHim, AllEveryone areis seekinglooking theefor You.
1:38	And heHe saithsaid untoto them, Let us go elsewheresomewhere intoelse to the nexttowns townsnearby, in order that I may preach there also; for tothat thisis endwhat I came Iout forthfor.
1:39	And heHe went into their synagogues throughout all Galilee, preaching and casting out the demons.
1:40	And therea comethleper came to him a leperHim, beseeching him,Him and kneelingfalling downon tohis himknees before Him, and saying untoto himHim, If thouYou wiltare willing, thouYou canstcan make me clean.
1:41	And being moved with compassion, heHe stretched forthout hisHis hand, and touched him, and saithsaid untoto him, I willam willing; be thou made cleancleansed.
1:42	And straightwayimmediately the leprosy departedleft from him, and he was made cleancleansed.
1:43	And heHe strictlysternly chargedwarned him, and straightwayimmediately sent him outaway,
1:44	and saithHe untosaid to him, See thouthat you say nothing to anyanyone; man: but go, show thyselfyourself to the priest, and offer for thyyour cleansing thewhat things which Moses commanded, for a testimony untoto them.
1:45	But he went out, and began to publishproclaim it much,freely and to spread abroad the matternews about, insomuchto such an extent that Jesus could no morelonger openlypublicly enter into a city, but wasstayed withoutout in desertunpopulated places:areas; and they camewere coming to himHim from every quartereverywhere.
2:1	And when heHe enteredhad againcome intoback to Capernaum afterseveral somedays daysafterward, it was noisedheard that heHe was inat the househome.
2:2	And many were gathered together, so that there was no longer room for them, no, not even aboutnear the door:; and heHe spakewas speaking the word untoto them.
2:3	And they comecame, bringing untoto himHim a man sick of the palsyparalytic, bornecarried ofby four men.
2:4	And whenbeing theyunable couldto notget cometo nighHim untobecause himof for the crowd, they uncoveredremoved the roof whereabove heHim; was: and when they had brokendug itan upopening, they let down the bedpallet whereonon which the sickparalytic ofwas the palsy laylying.
2:5	And Jesus seeing their faith saithsaid untoto the sickparalytic, ofMy the palsyson, Son,your thy sins are forgiven.
2:6	But there were certainsome of the scribes sitting there, and reasoning in their hearts,
2:7	Why dothdoes this man thusspeak speakthat way? heHe blasphemeth:is blaspheming; who can forgive sins but one,God even Godalone?
2:8	And straightwayimmediately Jesus, perceivingaware in hisHis spirit that they sowere reasonedreasoning that way within themselves, saithsaid untoto them, Why reasonare yeyou reasoning about these things in your hearts?
2:9	Which is easier, to say to the sick of the palsyparalytic, ThyYour sins are forgiven; or to say, Arise, and take up thyyour bed,pallet and walk ?
2:10	But in order that yeyou may know that the Son of manMan hathhas authority on earth to forgive sins heHe saithsaid to the sick of the palsy,paralytic
2:11	I say untoto theeyou, Ariserise, take up thyyour bed,pallet and go unto thy househome.
2:12	And he arose,rose and straightwayimmediately took up the bed,pallet and went forthout beforein themthe sight of all; insomuchso that they were all amazed, and glorifiedwere glorifying God, saying, We have never sawseen itanything onlike this fashion.
2:13	And heHe went forthout again by the sea sideseashore; and all the multitude resortedwere untocoming himto Him, and heHe taughtwas teaching them.
2:14	And as heHe passed by, heHe saw Levi the son of Alphaeus sitting atin the placetax of tolloffice, and heHe saithsaid untoto him, Follow me.Me! And he aroserose and followed himHim.
2:15	And it came toabout pass, that heHe was sittingreclining at meatthe table in his house, and many publicanstax gatherers and sinners satwere downdining with Jesus and hisHis disciples:; for there were many of them, and they followedwere himfollowing Him.
2:16	And when the scribes of the Pharisees, when they saw that heHe was eating with the sinners and publicanstax gatherers, saidthey untobegan hissaying to His disciples, HowWhy is itHe thateating he eateth and drinkethdrinking with publicanstax gatherers and sinners?
2:17	And whenhearing this, Jesus heardsaid itto them, heit saithis untonot them,those Theywho that are wholehealthy havewho no need of a physician, but theythose thatwho are sick:; I camedid not come to call the righteous, but sinners.
2:18	And Johns disciples and the Pharisees were fasting:; and they comecame and saysaid untoto himHim, Why do Johns disciples and the disciples of the Pharisees fast, but thyYour disciples fastdo not fast?
2:19	And Jesus said untoto them, CanWhile the sonsbridegroom ofis with them, the bridechamberattendants fast,of while the bridegroom isdo withnot themfast, do they? asSo long as they have the bridegroom with them, they cannot fast.
2:20	But the days will come, when the bridegroom shallis be taken away from them, and then they will they fast in that day.
2:21	No manone sewethsews a piecepatch of undressedunshrunk cloth on an old garment:; elseotherwise thatthe whichpatch shouldpulls fillaway it up taketh from it, the new from the old, and a worse renttear is maderesults.
2:22	And no manone puttethputs new wine into old wine skinswineskins; elseotherwise the wine will burst the skins, and the wine perishethis lost, and the skins: as well; but theyone putputs new wine into fresh wine skinswineskins.
2:23	And it came toabout pass, that heHe was goingpassing onthrough the sabbathgrainfields dayon through the grainfields;Sabbath, and hisHis disciples began, asto theymake went,their toway pluckalong while picking the earsheads of grain.
2:24	And the Pharisees saidwere untosaying himto Him, BeholdSee here, why doare they ondoing thewhat sabbathis daynot thatlawful whichon isthe not lawfulSabbath?
2:25	And heHe said untoto them, DidHave yeyou never read what David did, when he hadwas in need, and wasbecame hungry, he, and theyhis that were with him?companions:
2:26	Howhow he entered into the house of God whenin the time of Abiathar wasthe high priest, and ate the showbreadconsecrated bread, which it is not lawful for anyone to eat saveexcept for the priests, and he gave it also to themthose thatwho were with him?
2:27	And heHe saidwas untosaying to them, The sabbathSabbath was made for man, and not man for the sabbath:Sabbath.
2:28	soConsequently, that the Son of manMan is Lord even of the sabbathSabbath.
3:1	And heHe entered again into thea synagogue; and there was a man was there whowith hada hiswithered hand withered.
3:2	And they watchedwere him,watching whetherHim heto see if He would heal him on the sabbathSabbath, day;in order that they might accuse himHim.
3:3	And heHe saithsaid untoto the man thatwith hadthe hiswithered hand withered, StandRise forth.and come forward!
3:4	And heHe saithsaid untoto them, Is it lawful on the sabbathSabbath day to do good, or to do harm?, to save a life, or to kill? But they heldkept their peacesilent.
3:5	And whenafter helooking hadaround lookedat round about on them with anger, being grieved at thetheir hardeninghardness of their heart, heHe saithsaid untoto the man, Stretch forthout thyyour hand. And he stretched it forth;out, and his hand was restored.
3:6	And the Pharisees went out, and straightwayimmediately began taking counsel with the Herodians took counsel against himHim, as to how they might destroy himHim.
3:7	And Jesus with his disciples withdrew to the sea: with His disciples; and a great multitude from Galilee followed; and also from JudaeaJudea,
3:8	and from Jerusalem, and from IdumaeaIdumea, and beyond the Jordan, and aboutthe vicinity of Tyre and Sidon, a great multitude, hearingheard whatof greatall thingsthat heHe did,was doing and came untoto himHim.
3:9	And heHe spaketold toHis his disciples, that a little boat should waitstand onready himfor Him because of the crowdmultitude, lestin order that they shouldmight throngnot him:crowd Him;
3:10	for heHe had healed many;, insomuchwith the result that asall manythose aswho had plaguesafflictions pressed uponabout himHim thatin theyorder mightto touch himHim.
3:11	And whenever the unclean spirits beheld Him, whensoever they beheldwould him,fall fell down before him,Him and criedcry out, saying, ThouYou artare the Son of God.!
3:12	And heHe chargedearnestly warned them muchnot thatto they should not make himHim known.
3:13	And heHe goethwent up intoto the mountain, and callethsummoned untothose him whom heHe himselfHimself would;wanted, and they wentcame untoto himHim.
3:14	And heHe appointed twelve, that they might be with himHim, and that heHe might send them forthout to preach,
3:15	and to have authority to cast out the demons:.
3:16	andAnd He appointed the twelve: Simon heto surnamedwhom He gave the name Peter;,
3:17	and James, the son of Zebedee, and John the brother of James; andto them heHe surnamedgave the name Boanerges, which ismeans, Sons of thunder:Thunder ;
3:18	and Andrew, and Philip, and Bartholomew, and Matthew, and Thomas, and James the son of Alphaeus, and Thaddaeus, and Simon the Cananaean,Zealot;
3:19	and Judas Iscariot, who also betrayed himHim. And he cometh into a house.
3:20	And He came home, and the multitude comethgathered together again, soto such an extent that they could not soeven mucheat asa eat breadmeal.
3:21	And when hisHis friendsown people heard itof this, they went out to laytake holdcustody onof him:Him; for they saidwere saying, He ishas besidelost himselfHis senses.
3:22	And the scribes thatwho came down from Jerusalem saidwere saying, He hathis Beelzebubpossessed by Beelzebul, and, ByHe thecasts princeout of the demons castethby hethe outruler of the demons.
3:23	And heHe called them untoto him,Himself and saidbegan untospeaking to them in parables, How can Satan cast out Satan?
3:24	And if a kingdom beis divided against itself, that kingdom cannot stand.
3:25	And if a house beis divided against itself, that house will not be able to stand.
3:26	And if Satan hathhas risen up against himself, and is divided, he cannot stand, but hathhe anis end.finished!
3:27	But no one can enter into the housestrong ofmans thehouse strong man, and spoilplunder his goods,property exceptunless he first bindbinds the strong man;, and then he will spoilplunder his house.
3:28	VerilyTruly I say untoto you, Allall their sins shall be forgiven unto the sons of men, and theirwhatever blasphemies wherewith soever they shall blaspheme:utter;
3:29	but whosoeverwhoever shallblasphemes blaspheme against the Holy Spirit hath never has forgiveness, but is guilty of an eternal sin:
3:30	because they saidwere saying, He hathhas an unclean spirit.
3:31	And thereHis come his mother and hisHis brethren;brothers andarrived, and standing without,outside they sent untoword himto Him, callingand himcalled Him.
3:32	And a multitude was sitting aboutaround him;Him, and they saysaid untoto himHim, Behold, thyYour mother and thyYour brethrenbrothers withoutare seekoutside looking for theeYou.
3:33	And heanswering answereth them, andHe saithsaid, Who isare myMy mother and myMy brethrenbrothers?
3:34	And looking roundabout on themthose thatwho satwere roundsitting aboutaround himHim, heHe saithsaid, Behold, myMy mother and myMy brethrenbrothers!
3:35	For whosoeverwhoever shalldoes do the will of God, thehe same is myMy brother, and sister, and mother.
4:1	And againHe he began to teach again by the sea side. And theresuch is gathered unto him a very great multitude, sogathered to Him that heHe enteredgot into a boat, and sat in the sea and sat down; and all the whole multitude werewas by the sea on the land.
4:2	And heHe taughtwas teaching them many things in parables, and saidwas untosaying to them in hisHis teaching,
4:3	Hearken:Listen to this! Behold, the sower went forthout to sow:;
4:4	and it came toabout pass,that as he sowedwas sowing, some seed fell bybeside the way sideroad, and the birds came and devouredate it up.
4:5	And other seed fell on the rocky ground, where it haddid not have much earthsoil; and straightwayimmediately it sprang up, because it had no deepnessdepth of earth:soil.
4:6	andAnd whenafter the sun washad risen, it was scorched; and because it had no root, it withered away.
4:7	And other seed fell among the thorns, and the thorns grewcame up, and choked it, and it yielded no fruitcrop.
4:8	And othersother seeds fell into the good ground,soil and yieldedas fruit,they growinggrew up and increasing;increased, andthey broughtyielded forth,a thirtyfold,crop and sixtyfoldproduced thirty, sixty, and a hundredfold.
4:9	And heHe saidwas saying, WhoHe hathwho has ears to hear, let him hear.
4:10	And whenas hesoon as He was alone, theyHis thatfollowers, werealong about him with the twelve, askedbegan ofasking himHim about the parables.
4:11	And heHe saidwas untosaying to them, UntoTo you ishas been given the mystery of the kingdom of God:; but untothose themwho that are without,outside allget thingseverything are done in parables:,
4:12	in order that while seeing, they may see, and not perceive; and while hearing, they may hear, and not understand; lest haply they shouldreturn turn again, and it should be forgiven them.
4:13	And heHe saithsaid untoto them, KnowDo yeyou not understand this parable? andAnd how shallwill yeyou knowunderstand all the parables?
4:14	The sower sowethsows the word.
4:15	And these are theythe byones who are beside the wayroad side, where the word is sown; and when they have heardhear, straightwayimmediately cometh Satan, comes and takethtakes away the word which hathhas been sown in them.
4:16	And these in likea mannersimilar way these are theythe thatones areon whom seed was sown uponon the rocky places, who, when they havehear heard the word, straightwayimmediately receive it with joy;
4:17	and they have no firm root in themselves, but endureare foronly a whiletemporary; then, when tribulationaffliction or persecution arisetharises because of the word, straightwayimmediately they stumblefall away.
4:18	And others are theythe thatones areon whom seed was sown among the thorns; these are theythe thatones who have heard the word,
4:19	and the caresworries of the world, and the deceitfulness of riches, and the lustsdesires offor other things enteringenter in, and choke the word, and it becomethbecomes unfruitful.
4:20	And those are theythe thatones wereon whom seed was sown uponon the good groundsoil; suchand asthey hear the word, and accept it, and bear fruit, thirtyfoldthirty, and sixtyfoldsixty, and a hundredfold.
4:21	And heHe saidwas untosaying to them, IsA the lamp is not brought to be put under thea bushelpeck measure, is it, or under thea bed,? andIs it not brought to be put on the standlampstand?
4:22	For therenothing is nothing hidhidden, saveexcept thatto it should be manifestedrevealed; neithernor washas anything madebeen secret, but that it should come to light.
4:23	If any man hathhas ears to hear, let him hear.
4:24	And heHe saidwas untosaying to them, Take heedcare what yeyou hear:listen withto. whatBy measureyour yestandard meteof measure it shall be measured untoto you; and more shall be given untoyou youbesides.
4:25	For hewhoever that hathhas, to him shall more be given:; and hewhoever thatdoes hathnot nothave, fromeven himwhat he has shall be taken away evenfrom that which he hathhim.
4:26	And heHe saidwas saying, SoThe is the kingdom of God, asis iflike a man shouldwho castcasts seed upon the earthsoil;
4:27	and shouldgoes sleepto andbed riseat night and gets up by day, and the seed shouldsprouts spring up and growgrows how, he knowethhimself does not howknow.
4:28	The earthsoil bearethproduces fruitcrops ofby herselfitself; first the blade, then the earhead, then the fullmature grain in the earhead.
4:29	But when the fruitcrop is ripepermits, straightway he puttethimmediately forthputs in the sickle, because the harvest ishas come.
4:30	And heHe said, How shall we likenpicture the kingdom of God?, or inby what parable shall we setpresent it forth?
4:31	It is like a grain of mustard seed, which, when it is sown upon the earthsoil, though it beis lesssmaller than all the seeds that are upon the earthsoil,
4:32	yet when it is sown, growethgrows up, and becomethbecomes greaterlarger than all the herbs,garden plants and puttethforms outlarge great branches; so that the birds of the heavenair can lodgenest under theits shadow thereofshade.
4:33	And with many such parables spakeHe hewas speaking the word untoto them, as they were able to hear it;
4:34	and He did not speak to them without a parable; spakebut heHe notwas untoexplaining them:everything but privately to hisHis own disciples he expounded all things.
4:35	And on that day, when evenevening washad come, heHe saithsaid untoto them, Let us go over untoto the other side.
4:36	And leaving the multitude, they taketook himHim along with them, evenjust as heHe was, in the boat.; Andand other boats were with himHim.
4:37	And there arisetharose a greatfierce stormgale of wind, and the waves beatwere intobreaking over the boat, insomuchso much that the boat was nowalready filling up.
4:38	And heHe himselfHimself was in the stern, asleep on the cushion:; and they awakeawoke him,Him and saysaid untoto himHim, Teacher, carestdo thouYou not care that we perishare perishing?
4:39	And hebeing awokearoused, andHe rebuked the wind, and said untoto the sea, PeaceHush, be still. And the wind ceased,died down and thereit wasbecame aperfectly great calm.
4:40	And heHe said untoto them, Why are yeyou fearfulso timid? haveHow yeis notit yetthat you have no faith?
4:41	And they fearedbecame exceedingly,very much afraid and said to one to another, Who then is this, that even the wind and the sea obey himHim?
5:2	And when heHe washad come out of the boat, straightwayimmediately therea metman himfrom out of the tombs a man with an unclean spirit met Him,
5:3	whoand he had his dwelling inamong the tombs:. andAnd no manone couldwas anyable moreto bind him, noanymore, noteven with a chain;
5:4	because that he had often been often bound with fettersshackles and chains, and the chains had been renttorn asunderapart by him, and the fettersshackles broken in pieces:, and no manone hadwas strengthstrong enough to tamesubdue him.
5:5	And always,constantly night and day, inamong the tombs and in the mountains, he was crying out, and cuttinggashing himself with stones.
5:6	And whenseeing he saw Jesus from afara distance, he ran up and worshippedbowed himdown before Him;
5:7	and crying out with a loud voice, he saithsaid, What havedo I have to do with theeYou, Jesus, thou Son of the Most High God? I adjureimplore theeYou by God, do not torment me not.!
5:8	For heHe saidhad untobeen saying to him, Come forth,out thouof uncleanthe spiritman, outyou ofunclean the man.spirit!
5:9	And heHe askedwas asking him, What is thyyour name? And he saithsaid untoto himHim, My name is Legion; for we are many.
5:10	And he besoughtbegan himto muchentreat thatHim heearnestly would not to send them away out of the country.
5:11	Now there was there on the mountain side a greatbig herd of swine feeding there on the mountain.
5:12	And theythe besoughtdemons himentreated Him, saying, Send us into the swine, so that we may enter into them.
5:13	And heHe gave them leavepermission. And coming out, the unclean spirits came out, and entered into the swine:; and the herd rushed down the steep bank into the sea, in number about two thousand of them; and they were drowned in the sea.
5:14	And theytheir thatherdsmen fedran themaway fled, and toldreported it in the city, and out in the country. And theythe people came to see what it was that had come to passhappened.
5:15	And they comecame to Jesus, and beholdobserved himthe thatman waswho possessedhad withbeen demonsdemon possessed sitting down, clothed and in his right mind, eventhe himvery thatman who had had the legion:; and they werebecame afraidfrightened.
5:16	And theythose thatwho sawhad seen it declareddescribed untoto them how it befellhad himhappened thatto wasthe demon possessed with demonsman, and concerningall about the swine.
5:17	And they began to beseechentreat himHim to depart from their bordersregion.
5:18	And as heHe was enteringgetting into the boat, hethe thatman who had been demon possessed withwas demonsentreating besoughtHim him that he might beaccompany with himHim.
5:19	And heHe suffereddid not let him not, but saithHe untosaid to him, Go home to thyyour housepeople untoand thyreport friends,to and tell them howwhat great things the Lord hathhas done for theeyou, and how heHe had mercy on theeyou.
5:20	And he went hisaway way, and began to publishproclaim in Decapolis howwhat great things Jesus had done for him:; and alleveryone men marvelledmarveled.
5:21	And when Jesus had crossed over again in the boat untoto the other side, a great multitude was gathered untoabout himHim; and heHe wasstayed by the seaseashore.
5:22	And there cometh one of the rulerssynagogue ofofficials thenamed synagogue, Jairus bycame name;up, and upon seeing himHim, hefell falleth at hisHis feet,
5:23	and beseechethentreated himHim muchearnestly, saying, My little daughter is at the point of death:; Iplease pray thee, that thou come and lay thyYour hands on her, that she may beget madewell whole, and live.
5:24	And heHe went off with him; and a great multitude followedwas him,following Him and theypressing throngedin himon Him.
5:25	And a woman, who had anhad issuea ofhemorrhage bloodfor twelve years,
5:26	and had sufferedendured manymuch thingsat the hands of many physicians, and had spent all that she had, and was nothingnot betteredhelped at all, but rather grewhad grown worse,
5:27	havingafter heardhearing theabout things concerning Jesus, came up in the crowd behind Him, and touched hisHis garmentcloak.
5:28	For she saidthought, If I just touch butHis his garments, I shall beget made wholewell.
5:29	And straightwayimmediately the fountainflow of her blood was dried up; and she felt in her body that she was healed of her plagueaffliction.
5:30	And straightwayimmediately Jesus, perceiving in himselfHimself that the power proceeding from himHim had gone forth, turned himaround about in the crowd, and said, Who touched myMy garments?
5:31	And hisHis disciples said untoto himHim, ThouYou seestsee the multitude throngingpressing theein on You, and sayestYou thousay, Who touched meMe?
5:32	And heHe looked roundaround about to see herthe thatwoman who had done this thing.
5:33	But the woman fearing and trembling, knowingaware of what had beenhappened done to her, came and fell down before himHim, and told himHim all the whole truth.
5:34	And heHe said untoto her, Daughter, thyyour faith hathhas made theeyou wholewell; go in peace, and be wholehealed of thyyour plagueaffliction.
5:35	While heHe yetwas spakestill speaking, they comecame from the rulerhouse of the synagoguessynagogue houseofficial, saying, ThyYour daughter ishas dead:died; why troublesttrouble thou the Teacher any furtheranymore?
5:36	But Jesus, notoverhearing heedingwhat thewas wordbeing spoken, saithsaid untoto the rulersynagogue ofofficial, theDo synagogue,not Fearbe notafraid any longer, only believe.
5:37	And heHe sufferedallowed no manone to follow with himHim, saveexcept Peter, and James, and John the brother of James.
5:38	And they comecame to the house of the rulersynagogue of the synagogueofficial; and heHe beholdethbeheld a tumultcommotion, and manypeople loudly weeping and wailing greatly.
5:39	And whenentering he was entered in, heHe saithsaid untoto them, Why make ye a tumult,commotion and weep? theThe child ishas not deaddied, but sleepethis asleep.
5:40	And they laughedbegan himlaughing toat scornHim. But he,putting having put them all forthout, takethHe thetook fatheralong of the childchilds father and her mother and themHis thatown were with himcompanions, and goethentered inthe room where the child was.
5:41	And taking the child by the hand, heHe saithsaid untoto her, Talitha cumi;kum! which istranslated means, beingLittle interpretedgirl, Damsel, I say untoto theeyou, Arise.arise!.
5:42	And straightwayimmediately the damselgirl rose up, and walkedbegan to walk; for she was twelve years old. And immediately they were amazedcompletely straightway with a great amazementastounded.
5:43	And heHe chargedgave them muchstrict orders that no manone should know about this:; and heHe commandedsaid that something should be given her to eat.
6:1	And heHe went out from thence;there, and heHe comethcame into hisHis ownhome countrytown; and hisHis disciples followfollowed himHim.
6:2	And when the sabbathSabbath washad come, heHe began to teach in the synagogue:; and the many hearinglisteners him were astonished, saying, WhenceWhere hathdid this man get these things?, and, Whatwhat is thethis wisdom that is given untoto this manHim, and whatsuch meanmiracles suchas mightythese worksperformed wrought by hisHis hands?
6:3	Is not this the carpenter, the son of Mary, and brother of James, and Joses, and Judas, and Simon? andAre are not hisHis sisters here with us? And they weretook offendedoffense inat himHim.
6:4	And Jesus said untoto them, A prophet is not without honor, saveexcept in his ownhome country,town and among his own kin,relatives and in his own househousehold.
6:5	And heHe could there do no mightymiracle work,there saveexcept that heHe laid hisHis hands upon a few sick folk,people and healed them.
6:6	And heHe marvelledwondered becauseat of their unbelief. And heHe wentwas roundgoing aboutaround the villages teaching.
6:7	And heHe callethsummoned unto him the twelve, and began to send them forthout byin twopairs; and two;He andwas hegiving gave them authority over the unclean spirits;
6:8	and heHe chargedinstructed them that they should take nothing for their journey, saveexcept a mere staff only; no bread, no walletbag, no money in their pursebelt;
6:9	but to gowear shod with sandals:; and, saidHe headded, putDo not put on two coatstunics.
6:10	And heHe said untoto them, WheresoeverWherever yeyou enter into a house, stay there abideuntil tillyou yeleave depart thencetown.
6:11	And whatsoeverany place shallthat does not receive you, andor theylisten hearto you not, as yeyou go forthout thencefrom there, shake off the dust thatfrom isthe undersoles of your feet for a testimony untoagainst them.
6:12	And they went out, and preached that men should repent.
6:13	And they castwere casting out many demons, and anointedwere anointing with oil many thatsick werepeople sick, and healedhealing them.
6:14	And kingKing Herod heard thereof;of it, for hisHis name had become well known:; and hepeople saidwere saying, John the BaptizerBaptist ishas risen from the dead, and thereforethat dois why these miraculous powers are at work in himHim.
6:15	But others saidwere saying, ItHe is Elijah. And others saidwere saying, ItHe is a prophet, evenlike as one of the prophets of old.
6:16	But Herod, when heHerod heard thereofof it, saidhe kept saying, John, whom I beheaded, hehas is risen.!
6:17	For Herod himself had sent forth and laidhad holdJohn uponarrested John, and bound him in prison foron theaccount sake of Herodias, the wife of his brother PhilipsPhilip, wife;because for he had married her.
6:18	For John saidhad untobeen saying to Herod, It is not lawful for theeyou to have thyyour brothers wife.
6:19	And Herodias sethad herselfa grudge against him, and desiredwanted to killput him; to death and she could not do so;
6:20	for Herod fearedwas afraid of John, knowing that he was a righteous and holy man, and kept him safe. And when he heard him, he was muchvery perplexed; andbut he heardused to enjoy listening to him gladly.
6:21	And when a convenientstrategic day wascame come,when that Herod on his birthday madegave a supperbanquet tofor his Lords, and themilitary highcommanders captains, and the chiefleading men of Galilee;
6:22	and when the daughter of Herodias herself came in and danced, she pleased Herod and themhis thatdinner sat at meat with himguests; and the king said untoto the damselgirl, Ask of me whatsoeverfor thouwhatever wilt,you want and I will give it theeto you.
6:23	And he swareswore untoto her, WhatsoeverWhatever thouyou shalt ask of me, I will give it thee,to untoyou; theup to half of my kingdom.
6:24	And she went out, and said untoto her mother, What shall I ask for? And she said, The head of John the BaptizerBaptist.
6:25	And immediately she came in straightway with haste untobefore the king, and asked, saying, I willwant thatyou thouto forthwith give me onright aaway platter the head of John the Baptist on a platter.
6:26	And although the king was exceedingvery sorry;, butyet forbecause the sake of his oaths, and because of themhis thatdinner sat at meatguests, he wouldwas notunwilling rejectto refuse her.
6:27	And straightwayimmediately the king sent forthan aexecutioner soldier of his guard, and commanded him to bring back his head:. andAnd he went and beheadedhad him beheaded in the prison,
6:28	and brought his head on a platter, and gave it to the damselgirl; and the damselgirl gave it to her mother.
6:29	And when his disciples heard thereofabout this, they came and took upaway his corpse,body and laid it in a tomb.
6:30	And the apostles gathergathered themselves together untowith Jesus; and they toldreported himto Him all things,that whatsoever they had done, and whatsoever they had taught.
6:31	And heHe saithsaid untoto them, Come yeaway by yourselves apartto into a desertlonely place, and rest a while. For there were many people coming and going, and they haddid nonot leisureeven sohave muchtime as to eat.
6:32	And they went away in the boat to a desertlonely place apartby themselves.
6:33	And the people saw them going, and many knewrecognized them, and they ran there together there on foot from all the cities, and outwentgot there ahead of them.
6:34	And hewhen cameHe forthwent andashore, He saw a great multitude, and heHe hadfelt compassion onfor them, because they were aslike sheep notwithout having a shepherd:; and heHe began to teach them many things.
6:35	And when theit day was nowalready farquite spentlate, hisHis disciples came untoup him,to Him and saidbegan saying, The place is desert,desolate and theit day is nowalready farquite spentlate;
6:36	send them away, so that they may go into the countrysurrounding countryside and villages round about, and buy themselves somewhatsomething to eat.
6:37	But heHe answered and said untoto them, GiveYou yegive them something to eat.! And they saysaid untoto himHim, Shall we go and buyspend two hundred shillingsdenarii worthon of bread, and give them something to eat?
6:38	And heHe saithsaid untoto them, How many loaves do you have ye? goGo andlook! see. And when they knewfound out, they saysaid, Five, and two fishesfish.
6:39	And heHe commanded them that all shouldto sitrecline down by companiesgroups uponon the green grass.
6:40	And they satreclined down in ranks,companies byof hundreds, and byof fifties.
6:41	And heHe took the five loaves and the two fishesfish, and looking up totoward heaven, heHe blessed, the food and brakebroke the loaves; and heHe gavekept giving them to the disciples to set before them; and He divided up the two fishesfish divided he among them all.
6:42	And they all ate, and were filledsatisfied.
6:43	And they tookpicked up twelve full baskets of the broken pieces, twelve basketfuls, and also of the fishesfish.
6:44	And theythere thatwere atefive thethousand loavesmen werewho fiveate thousandthe menloaves.
6:45	And straightwayimmediately heHe constrainedmade hisHis disciples toget enter into the boat, and to go beforeahead himof untoHim to the other side to Bethsaida, while heHe himselfHimself sendethwas sending the multitude away.
6:46	And after hebidding hadthem taken leave of themfarewell, heHe departed intoto the mountain to pray.
6:47	And when evenit was comeevening, the boat was in the midst of the sea, and heHe was alone on the land.
6:48	And seeing them distressedstraining inat rowingthe oars, for the wind was contraryagainst unto them, at about the fourth watch of the night, heHe comethcame untoto them, walking on the sea; and heHe wouldintended haveto passedpass by them:.
6:49	butBut they, when they saw himHim walking on the sea, they supposed that it was a ghost, and cried out;
6:50	for they all saw him,Him and were troubledfrightened. But heimmediately straightwayHe spakespoke with them, and saithsaid untoto them, BeTake ofcourage; good cheer: it is I;, bedo not be afraid.
6:51	And heHe wentgot up unto them into the boat; with them, and the wind ceased:stopped; and they were soregreatly amazed in themselves;astonished,
6:52	for they understoodhad not concerninggained any insight from the incident of the loaves, but their heart was hardened.
6:53	And when they had crossed over, they came to the land untoat Gennesaret, and moored to the shore.
6:54	And when they werehad come out of the boat, straightwayimmediately the people knewrecognized himHim,
6:55	and ran round about that whole region,country and began to carry about on their bedspallets those thatwho were sick, whereto the place they heard heHe was.
6:56	And wheresoeverwherever heHe entered, into villages, or into cities, or into the countrycountryside, they laidwere laying the sick in the marketplacesmarket places, and besoughtentreating himHim that they might just touch if it were but the borderfringe of hisHis garment:cloak; and as many as touched himit were madebeing wholecured.
7:1	And there are gathered together unto him the Pharisees, and certainsome of the scribes, whogathered together around Him when they had come from Jerusalem,
7:2	and had seen that some of hisHis disciples atewere eating their bread with defiledimpure hands, that is, unwashen, handsunwashed.
7:3	For the Pharisees, and all the Jews, exceptdo not eat unless they carefully wash their hands diligently, eatthus not,observing holding the traditiontraditions of the elders;
7:4	and when they come from the marketplacemarket place, except they bathedo themselves,not eat unless they eatcleanse notthemselves; and there are many other things there are, which they have received in order to holdobserve, washingssuch as the washing of cups, and pots,pitchers and brasencopper vesselspots.
7:5	And the Pharisees and the scribes askasked himHim, Why walkdo Your disciples not thywalk disciples according to the tradition of the elders, but eat their bread with defiledimpure hands?
7:6	And heHe said untoto them, WellRightly did Isaiah prophesy of you hypocrites, as it is written, This people honorethhonors meMe with their lips, But their heart is far away from meMe.
7:7	But in vain do they worship meMe, Teaching as their doctrines the precepts of men.
7:8	YeNeglecting leave the commandment of God, andyou hold fastto the tradition of men.
7:9	AndHe hewas saidalso untosaying to them, FullYou wellnicely doset yeaside reject the commandment of God, thatin yeorder mayto keep your tradition.
7:10	For Moses said, Honor thyyour father and thyyour mother; and, He thatwho speakethspeaks evil of father or mother, let him diebe theput to death:;
7:11	but yeyou say, If a man shallsays say to his father or his mother, Thatanything wherewithof thoumine mightestyou might have been profitedhelped by me is Corban, that is to say, Givengiven to God;,
7:12	yeyou no longer sufferpermit him to do aughtanything for his father or his mother;
7:13	makingthus voidinvalidating the word of God by your tradition, which yeyou have delivered:handed down; and manyyou suchdo likemany things yesuch doas that.
7:14	And heafter He called to him the multitude to Him again, andHe saidbegan untosaying to them, HearListen meto Me, all of you, and understand:
7:15	there is nothing fromoutside without the man, thatwhich going into him can defile him; but the things which proceed out of the man are thosewhat that defile the man.
7:17	And when heleaving wasthe enteredmultitude, intoHe thehad houseentered from the multitudehouse, hisHis disciples askedquestioned ofHim himabout the parable.
7:18	And heHe saithsaid untoto them, Are yeyou so withoutlacking in understanding also? PerceiveDo yeyou not, understand that whatsoeverwhatever fromgoes without goeth into the man, itfrom outside cannot defile him;
7:19	because it goethdoes not go into his heart, but into his bellystomach, and goethis out into the draughteliminated? ThisThus heHe said,declared making all meatsfoods clean.
7:20	And heHe saidwas saying, That which proceedethproceeds out of the man, that defilethis what defiles the man.
7:21	For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed the evil thoughts proceed, fornications, thefts, murders, adulteries,
7:22	covetings,deeds wickednessesof coveting and wickedness, as well as deceit, lasciviousnesssensuality, an evil eyeenvy, railingslander, pride, and foolishness:.
7:23	allAll these evil things proceed from within, and defile the man.
7:24	And from thencethere heHe arose, and went away intoto the bordersregion of Tyre and Sidon. And hewhen He had entered into a house, andHe wouldwanted have no manone to know of it; andyet heHe could not beescape hidnotice.
7:25	But straightwayafter hearing of Him, a woman, whose little daughter had an unclean spirit, havingimmediately heard of him, came and fell down at hisHis feet.
7:26	Now the woman was a GreekGentile, aof the Syrophoenician by race. And she besoughtkept himasking thatHim heto would cast forth the demon out of her daughter.
7:27	And heHe saidwas untosaying to her, Let the children first be filled:satisfied first, for it is not meetgood to take the childrens bread and castthrow it to the dogs.
7:28	But she answered and saithsaid untoto himHim, YeaYes, Lord;, but even the dogs under the table eatfeed ofon the childrens crumbs.
7:29	And heHe said untoto her, ForBecause of this sayinganswer go thyyour way; the demon ishas gone out of thyyour daughter.
7:30	And shegoing wentback awayto unto her househome, andshe found the child laidlying uponon the bed, and the demon gonehaving outdeparted.
7:31	And again heHe went out from the bordersregion of Tyre, and came through Sidon untoto the seaSea of Galilee, throughwithin the midstregion of the borders of Decapolis.
7:32	And they bringbrought untoto himHim one thatwho was deaf, and hadspoke anwith impedimentdifficulty, in his speech; and they beseechentreated himHim to lay hisHis hand upon him.
7:33	And heHe took him aside from the multitude privatelyby himself, and put hisHis fingers into his ears, and heafter spatspitting, andHe touched his tongue with the saliva;
7:34	and looking up to heaven, hewith sigheda deep sigh, andHe saithsaid untoto him, Ephphatha,! that is, Be opened.!
7:35	And his ears were opened, and the bondimpediment of his tongue was loosedremoved, and he spakebegan plainspeaking plainly.
7:36	And heHe chargedgave them thatorders theynot shouldto tell noanyone; man: but the more heHe chargedordered them, so much the more awidely greatthey dealcontinued theyto publishedproclaim it.
7:37	And they were beyondutterly measure astonished, saying, He hathhas done all things well; heHe makethmakes even the deaf to hear, and the dumb to speak.
8:1	In those days again, when there was again a great multitude, and they had nothing to eat, heHe called untoHis him his disciples, and saithsaid untoto them,
8:2	I havefeel compassion onfor the multitude, because they continuehave remained with meMe now three days, and have nothing to eat:;
8:3	and if I send them away fastinghungry to their home, they will faint on the way; and some of them arehave come from fara distance.
8:4	And hisHis disciples answered himHim, WhenceWhere shallwill oneanyone be able to fillfind enough to satisfy these men with bread here in a desertdesolate place?
8:5	And heHe askedwas asking them, How many loaves do you have ye? And they said, Seven.
8:6	And heHe commandethdirected the multitude to sit down on the ground:; and hetaking took the seven loaves, andHe havinggave given thanks, heand brakebroke them, and gavestarted giving them to hisHis disciples, to setserve beforeto them;, and they setserved them beforeto the multitude.
8:7	AndThey theyalso had a few small fishes:fish; and havingafter He had blessed them, heHe commandedordered these to setbe theseserved alsoas before themwell.
8:8	And they ate, and were filled:satisfied; and they tookpicked up, seven large baskets full of brokenwhat pieceswas thatleft remained over, sevenof basketsthe broken pieces.
8:9	And they were about four thousand: were there; and heHe sent them away.
8:10	And straightwayimmediately heHe entered into the boat with hisHis disciples, and came intoto the partsdistrict of Dalmanutha.
8:11	And the Pharisees came forth,out and began to questionargue with himHim, seeking offrom himHim a sign from heaven, tryingto himtest Him.
8:12	And hesighing sighed deeply in hisHis spirit, andHe saithsaid, Why dothdoes this generation seek for a sign? verilyTruly I say untoto you, There shall no sign shall be given untoto this generation.
8:13	And heleaving left them, andHe again enteringembarked intoand thewent boataway departed to the other side.
8:14	And they forgothad forgotten to take bread; and theydid had not have more than one loaf in the boat with them more than one loaf.
8:15	And heHe chargedwas giving orders to them, saying, TakeWatch heed,out! bewareBeware of the leaven of the Pharisees and the leaven of Herod.
8:16	And they reasonedbegan oneto discuss with one another, saying,the Wefact havethat they had no bread.
8:17	And Jesus, perceivingaware itof saiththis, untosaid to them, Why reasondo ye,you becausediscuss yethe fact that you have no bread? doDo yeyou not yet perceive,see neitheror understand? Do you have yea yourhardened heart hardened?
8:18	Having eyes, seedo yeyou not see? andAnd having ears, heardo yeyou not hear? andAnd do yeyou not remember?,
8:19	Whenwhen I brakebroke the five loaves amongfor the five thousand, how many baskets full of broken pieces tookyou yepicked up? They saysaid untoto himHim, Twelve.
8:20	And when I broke the seven amongfor the four thousand, how many basketfulslarge baskets full of broken pieces tookdid yeyou pick up? And they saysaid untoto himHim, Seven.
8:21	And heHe saidwas untosaying to them, Do yeyou not yet understand?
8:22	And they comecame untoto Bethsaida. And they bringbrought to him a blind man to Him, and beseechentreated himHim to touch him.
8:23	And hetaking took hold of the blind man by the hand, andHe brought him out of the village; and whenafter hespitting had spit on his eyes, and laidlaying hisHis hands upon him, heHe asked him, SeestDo thouyou aughtsee anything?
8:24	And he looked up, and said, I see men;, for I beholdam seeing them aslike trees, walking about.
8:25	Then again heHe laid hisHis hands upon his eyes; and he looked stedfastly,intently and was restored, and sawbegan allto thingssee everything clearly.
8:26	And heHe sent him away to his home, saying, Do not even enter into the village.
8:27	And Jesus went forthout, andalong hiswith His disciples, intoto the villages of Caesarea Philippi:; and on the way heHe askedquestioned hisHis disciples, saying untoto them, Who do menpeople say that I am?
8:28	And they told himHim, saying, John the Baptist; and others, say Elijah; but others, Oneone of the prophets.
8:29	And heHe askedcontinued by questioning them, But who do you say ye that I am? Peter answerethanswered and saithsaid untoto himHim, Thou art the Christ.
8:30	And heHe chargedwarned them thatto they should tell no manone ofabout himHim.
8:31	And heHe began to teach them, that the Son of manMan must suffer many things, and be rejected by the elders, and the chief priests, and the scribes, and be killed, and after three days rise again.
8:32	And heHe spakewas stating the sayingmatter openlyplainly. And Peter took him,Him aside and began to rebuke himHim.
8:33	But he turning about,around and seeing hisHis disciples, He rebuked Peter, and saithsaid, Get thee behind meMe, Satan; for thouyou mindestare not thesetting thingsyour ofmind Godon Gods interests, but the things of menmans.
8:34	And heHe calledsummoned unto him the multitude with hisHis disciples, and said untoto them, If anyanyone manwishes wouldto come after meMe, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow meMe.
8:35	For whosoeverwhoever wouldwishes to save his life shall lose it; andbut whosoeverwhoever shallloses lose his life for myMy sake and the gospels shall save it.
8:36	For what dothdoes it profit a man, to gain the whole world, and forfeit his lifesoul?
8:37	For what shouldshall a man give in exchange for his lifesoul?
8:38	For whosoeverwhoever shallis be ashamed of meMe and ofMy my words in this adulterous and sinful generation, the Son of manMan will also shall be ashamed of him, when heHe comethcomes in the glory of hisHis Father with the holy angels.
9:1	And heHe saidwas untosaying to them, VerilyTruly I say untoto you, Therethere are some here of themthose thatwho standare by,standing here who shall innot no wise taste of death, tilluntil they see the kingdom of God after it has come with power.
9:2	And after six days later, Jesus takethtook with himHim Peter, and James, and John, and bringethbrought them up intoto a high mountain apart by themselves:. andAnd heHe was transfigured before them;
9:3	and hisHis garments became glistering,radiant exceedingand exceedingly white, so as no fullerlaunderer on earth can whiten them.
9:4	And thereElijah appeared untoto them Elijahalong with Moses:; and they were talking with Jesus.
9:5	And Peter answerethanswered and saithsaid to Jesus, Rabbi, it is good for us to be here:; and let us make three tabernacles;, one for theeYou, and one for Moses, and one for Elijah.
9:6	For he knewdid not know what to answer; for they became sore afraidterrified.
9:7	AndThen there came a cloud formed, overshadowing them:, and there came a voice came out of the cloud, This is myMy beloved Son:, hearlisten yeto him.Him!
9:8	And suddenlyall lookingat roundonce about, they looked around and saw no one anywith morethem anymore, saveexcept Jesus only with themselvesalone.
9:9	And as they were coming down from the mountain, heHe chargedgave them thatorders theynot shouldto tellrelate noto mananyone what things they had seen, saveuntil when the Son of manMan should haverise risen again from the dead.
9:10	And they keptseized theupon sayingthat statement, questioningdiscussing amongwith themselvesone another what the rising again from the dead shouldmight mean.
9:11	And they asked himHim, saying, HowWhy is it that the scribes say that Elijah must come first come?
9:12	And heHe said untoto them, Elijah indeeddoes cometh first, come and restorethrestore all things:. andAnd yet how is it written of the Son of man,Man that heHe should suffer many things and be settreated atwith noughtcontempt?
9:13	But I say untoto you, that Elijah ishas indeed come, and they havedid alsoto done unto him whatsoeverwhatever they wouldwished, evenjust as it is written of him.
9:14	And when they came back to the disciples, they saw a greatlarge multitudecrowd aboutaround them, and some scribes questioningarguing with them.
9:15	And straightwayimmediately, allwhen the multitude,entire whencrowd they saw himHim, they were greatly amazed, and began running up to himgreet saluted himHim.
9:16	And heHe asked them, What questionare yeyou discussing with them?
9:17	And one of the multitudecrowd answered himHim, Teacher, I brought untoYou thee my son, whopossessed hathwith a dumbspirit spiritwhich makes him mute;
9:18	and wheresoeverwhenever it takethseizes him, it dashethdashes him down:to the ground and he foamethfoams at the mouth, and grindethgrinds his teeth, and pinethstiffens away:out. andAnd I spaketold toYour thy disciples thatto they should cast it out;, and they werecould not abledo it.
9:19	And heHe answerethanswered them and saithsaid, O faithlessunbelieving generation, how long shall I be with you? howHow long shall I bearput up with you? bringBring him untoto me.Me!
9:20	And they brought himthe untoboy him:to andHim. And when he saw himHim, straightwayimmediately the spirit tarethrew him grievously;into a convulsion, and hefalling fellto on the ground, he began rolling about and wallowedfoaming foamingat the mouth.
9:21	And heHe asked his father, How long timehas is it since this hathbeen comehappening untoto him? And he said, From a childchildhood.
9:22	And oftit timeshas itoften haththrown cast him both into the fire and into the waters,water to destroy him:. butBut if thouYou canstcan do anything, havetake compassionpity on us, and help us.!
9:23	And Jesus said untoto him, If thouYou canstcan! All things are possible to him thatwho believethbelieves.
9:24	StraightwayImmediately the boys father of the child cried out, and saidbegan saying, I do believe; help thoumy mine unbelief.
9:25	And when Jesus saw that a multitudecrowd camewas runningrapidly togethergathering, heHe rebuked the unclean spirit, saying untoto himit, ThouYou dumbdeaf and deafdumb spirit, I command theeyou, come out of him, and enterdo nonot moreenter intohim himagain.
9:26	And havingafter criedcrying out, and tornthrowing him muchinto terrible convulsions, heit came out:; and the boy became asso onemuch dead;like insomucha corpse that themost moreof partthem said, He is dead.!
9:27	But Jesus took him by the hand, and raised him up; and he arosegot up.
9:28	And when heHe washad come into the house, hisHis disciples askedbegan himquestioning Him privately, HowWhy iscould it that we could not cast it out?
9:29	And heHe said untoto them, This kind cancannot come out by nothing,anything savebut by prayer.
9:30	And from there they went forthout fromand thence,began andto passedgo through Galilee;, and heHe wouldwas notunwilling thatfor anyanyone manto should know about it.
9:31	For heHe taughtwas histeaching His disciples, and saidtelling unto them, The Son of manMan is to be delivered up into the hands of men, and they shallwill kill himHim; and when heHe ishas been killed, afterHe will rise three days he shall rise againlater.
9:32	But they understooddid not theunderstand sayingthis statement, and they were afraid to ask himHim.
9:33	And they came to Capernaum:; and when heHe was in the house, heHe askedbegan to question them, What were yeyou reasoningdiscussing on the way?
9:34	But they heldkept theirsilent, peace: for on the way they had disputeddiscussed with one with another onwhich theof way,them who was the greatest.
9:35	And hesitting sat down, andHe called the twelve; and hesaid saithto unto them, If anyanyone manwants wouldto be first, he shall be last of all, and servant of all.
9:36	And hetaking took a little child, andHe set him inbefore the midst of them:, and taking him in hisHis arms, heHe said untoto them,
9:37	WhosoeverWhoever shallreceives receive one ofchild suchlike littlethis children in myMy name, receivethreceives me:Me; and whosoeverwhoever receivethreceives me,Me receivethdoes not mereceive Me, but himHim thatwho sent meMe.
9:38	John said untoto himHim, Teacher, we saw onesomeone casting out demons in thyYour name;, and we forbadetried to hinder him, because he followedwas not following us.
9:39	But Jesus said, ForbidDo not hinder him, not: for there is no manone who shall doperform a mightymiracle work in myMy name, and be able quicklysoon afterward to speak evil of meMe.
9:40	For he thatwho is not against us is for us.
9:41	For whosoeverwhoever shallgives give you a cup of water to drink, because yeof areyour Christsname as followers of Christ, verilytruly I say untoto you, he shall innot no wise lose his reward.
9:42	And whosoeverwhoever shallcauses cause one of these little ones thatwho believe on me to stumble, it werewould be better for him if, with a greatheavy millstone werehung hangedaround about his neck, and he werehad been cast into the sea.
9:43	And if thyyour hand causecauses theeyou to stumble, cut it off:; it is goodbetter for theeyou to enter into life maimedcrippled, rather than having thyyour two hands, to go into hell, into the unquenchable fire.,
9:45	And if thyyour foot causecauses theeyou to stumble, cut it off:; it is goodbetter for theeyou to enter into life haltlame, rather than having thyyour two feet, to be cast into hell.,
9:47	And if thineyour eye causecauses theeyou to stumble, cast it out:; it is goodbetter for theeyou to enter into the kingdom of God with one eye, rather than having two eyes, to be cast into hell;,
9:48	where their worm diethdoes not die, and the fire is not quenched.
9:49	For everyeveryone onewill shall be salted with fire.
9:50	Salt is good:; but if the salt havebecomes lostunsalty, itswith saltness,what wherewith will yeyou seasonmake it salty again? Have salt in yourselves, and be at peace with one with another.
10:1	And herising aroseup, fromHe thence,went andfrom comeththere intoto the bordersregion of JudaeaJudea, and beyond the Jordan:; and multitudescrowds comegathered togetheraround untoHim him again;, and, asaccording heto wasHis wontcustom, heHe taughtonce more began to teach them again.
10:2	And theresome Pharisees came untoup himto PhariseesHim, testing Him, and askedbegan him,to Isquestion Him whether it was lawful for a man to putdivorce awaya his wife? trying him.
10:3	And heHe answered and said untoto them, What did Moses command you?
10:4	And they said, Moses sufferedpermitted a man to write a billcertificate of divorcement,divorce and tosend put her away.
10:5	But Jesus said untoto them, ForBecause of your hardness of heart he wrote you this commandment.
10:6	But from the beginning of the creation, MaleGod andmade femalethem mademale heand themfemale.
10:7	For this cause shall a man shall leave his father and mother, and shall cleave to his wife;
10:8	and the two shall become one flesh:; soconsequently that they are no morelonger two, but one flesh.
10:9	What therefore God hathhas joined together, let notno man put asunderseparate.
10:10	And in the house the disciples askedbegan himquestioning againHim ofabout this matteragain.
10:11	And heHe saithsaid untoto them, WhosoeverWhoever shalldivorces put away his wife, and marrymarries another, committethwoman commits adultery against her:;
10:12	and if she herself shalldivorces put away her husband, and marrymarries another man, she committethis committing adultery.
10:13	And they were bringing untochildren himto littleHim children,so that heHe shouldmight touch them:; and the disciples rebuked them.
10:14	But when Jesus saw itthis, heHe was movedindignant with indignation, and said untoto them, SufferPermit the little children to come untoto meMe; forbiddo them not: forhinder tothem; suchfor belongeth the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.
10:15	VerilyTruly I say untoto you, Whosoeverwhoever shalldoes not receive the kingdom of God aslike a little child, he shall innot noenter wiseit enterat thereinall.
10:16	And heHe took them in hisHis arms, and blessedbegan blessing them, laying hisHis hands upon them.
10:17	And as heHe was goingsetting forthout intoon thea wayjourney, therea man ran oneup to him,Him and kneeledknelt tobefore himHim, and askedbegan himasking Him, Good Teacher, what shall I do thatto I may inherit eternal life?
10:18	And Jesus said untoto him, Why callestdo thouyou mecall Me good? noneNo one is good saveexcept one,God even Godalone.
10:19	ThouYou knowestknow the commandments, Do not killmurder, Do not commit adultery, Do not steal, Do not bear false witness, Do not defraud, Honor thyyour father and mother.
10:20	And he said untoto himHim, Teacher, I have kept all these things have I observed from my youth up.
10:21	And Jesus looking uponat him, lovedJesus felt a love for him, and said untoto him, One thing thouyou lackestlack: go, and sell whatsoeverall thouyou hastpossess, and give to the poor, and thouyou shaltshall have treasure in heaven:; and come, follow meMe.
10:22	But hisat countenancethese fellwords athis theface sayingfell, and he went away sorrowful:grieved, for he was one thatwho hadowned greatmuch possessionsproperty.
10:23	And Jesus, lookedlooking round aboutaround, andsaid saithto untoHis his disciples, How hardlyhard shallit theywill thatbe havefor richesthose who are wealthy to enter into the kingdom of God!
10:24	And the disciples were amazed at hisHis words. But Jesus answerethanswered again, and saithsaid untoto them, Children, how hard is it foris them that trust in riches to enter into the kingdom of God!
10:25	It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needlesneedle eye, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.
10:26	And they were even more astonished exceedingly,and sayingsaid untoto himHim, Then who can be saved?
10:27	JesusLooking looking upon them, saithJesus said, With men it is impossible, but not with God:; for all things are possible with God.
10:28	Peter began to say untoto himHim, LoBehold, we have left all,everything and have followed theeYou.
10:29	Jesus said, VerilyTruly I say untoto you, Therethere is no manone thatwho hathhas left house, or brethren,brothers or sisters, or mother, or father, or children, or landsfarms, for myMy sake, and for the gospels sake,
10:30	but that he shall receive a hundredfoldhundred times as much now in thisthe timepresent age, houses, and brethren,brothers and sisters, and mothers, and children, and landsfarms, along with persecutions; and in the worldage to come, eternal life.
10:31	But many thatwho are first, shallwill be last; and the last, first.
10:32	And they were on the wayroad, going up to Jerusalem;, and Jesus was goingwalking beforeon ahead of them:; and they were amazed;, and theythose thatwho followed were afraidfearful. And heagain He took again the twelve, aside and began to tell them thewhat thingswas thatgoing were to happen untoto himHim,
10:33	saying, Behold, we goare going up to Jerusalem;, and the Son of manMan shallwill be delivered untoto the chief priests and the scribes; and they shallwill condemn himHim to death, and shallwill deliver himHim untoto the Gentiles:.
10:34	andAnd they shallwill mock him,Him and shall spit upon himHim, and shall scourge himHim, and shall kill him;Him, and after three days helater shallHe will rise again.
10:35	And there come near unto him James and John, the two sons of Zebedee, came up to Him, saying untoto himHim, Teacher, we wouldwant thatYou thouto shouldest do for us whatsoeverwhatever we shall ask of theeYou.
10:36	And heHe said untoto them, What woulddo yeyou thatwant IMe shouldto do for you?
10:37	And they said untoto himHim, Grant unto us that we may sit in Your glory, one on thyYour right hand, and one on thyYour left hand, in thy glory.
10:38	But Jesus said untoto them, YeYou knowdo not know what yeyou askare asking for. Are yeyou able to drink the cup that I drink?, or to be baptized with the baptism thatwith which I am baptized with?
10:39	And they said untoto himHim, We are able. And Jesus said untoto them, The cup that I drink yeyou shall drink; and you shall be baptized with the baptism thatwith which I am baptized withal shall ye be baptized:.
10:40	butBut to sit on myMy right hand or on myMy left, handthis is not mineMine to give; but it is for themthose for whom it hathhas been prepared.
10:41	And whenhearing this, the ten heard it, they began to befeel movedindignant with indignation concerning James and John.
10:42	And Jesuscalling called them to himHimself, andJesus saithsaid untoto them, YeYou know that theythose who are accountedrecognized toas rulerulers overof the Gentiles Lord it over them; and their great onesmen exercise authority over them.
10:43	But it is not so among you:, but whosoeverwhoever wouldwishes to become great among you, shall be your ministerservant;
10:44	and whosoeverwhoever wouldwishes to be first among you, shall be servantslave of all.
10:45	For even the Son of manMan alsodid came not come to be ministered untoserved, but to ministerserve, and to give hisHis life a ransom for many.
10:46	And they comecame to Jericho:. andAnd as heHe wentwas going out from Jericho, with hisHis disciples and a great multitude, thea sonblind ofbeggar Timaeus,named Bartimaeus, athe blindson beggarof Timaeus, was sitting by the way sideroad.
10:47	And when he heard that it was Jesus the Nazarene, he began to cry out, and say, Jesus, thouSon son of David, have mercy on me.!
10:48	And many rebukedwere him,sternly thattelling hehim shouldto holdbe hisquiet, peace: but he criedkept crying out all the more a great deal, ThouSon son of David, have mercy on me.!
10:49	And Jesus stoodstopped still, and said, Call yehim himhere. And they callcalled the blind man, saying untoto him, BeTake ofcourage, goodarise! cheer:He rise,is hecalling callethfor theeyou.
10:50	And he, casting awayaside his garmentcloak, spranghe jumped up, and came to Jesus.
10:51	And Jesusanswering answered him, andJesus said, What wiltdo thouyou thatwant IMe shouldto do untofor theeyou? And the blind man said untoto himHim, Rabboni, that I maywant receiveto regain my sight.!
10:52	And Jesus said untoto him, Go thyyour way; thyyour faith hathhas made theeyou wholewell. And straightwayimmediately he receivedregained his sight, and followedbegan himfollowing inHim on the wayroad.
11:1	And whenas they drawapproached nigh unto Jerusalem, untoat Bethphage and Bethany, atnear the mountMount of Olives, heHe sendethsent two of hisHis disciples,
11:2	and saithsaid untoto them, Go your way into the village thatopposite is over against you:, and straightwayimmediately as yeyou enter into it, yeyou shallwill find a colt tied there, whereonon which no manone yet has ever yet sat; looseuntie him,it and bring himit here.
11:3	And if anyanyone onesays sayto unto you, Why doare yeyou doing this? you say ye, The Lord hathhas need of himit; and straightwayimmediately he will send himit back hitherhere.
11:4	And they went away, and found a colt tied at the door withoutoutside in the open street; and they looseuntied himit.
11:5	And certainsome of themthe thatbystanders stoodwere theresaying saidto unto them, What doare yeyou doing, loosinguntying the colt?
11:6	And they saidspoke untoto them evenjust as Jesus had said:told them, and they letgave them gopermission.
11:7	And they bringbrought the colt untoto Jesus, and castput ontheir himgarments theiron garmentsit; and heHe sat upon himit.
11:8	And many spread their garments uponin the way;road, and others spread leafy branches, which they had cut from the fields.
11:9	And theythose thatwho went before, and theythose thatwho followed after, criedwere crying out, Hosanna;! Blessed is heHe thatwho comethcomes in the name of the Lord:;
11:10	Blessed is the kingdomcoming that cometh, the kingdom of our father David:; Hosanna in the highest.!
11:11	And heHe entered into Jerusalem, and came into the temple; and whenafter helooking had looked round about upon all thingsaround, itHe beingdeparted nowfor eventide,Bethany hewith wentthe outtwelve, untosince Bethanyit withwas thealready twelvelate.
11:12	And on the morrownext day, when they werehad comedeparted out from Bethany, heHe hungeredbecame hungry.
11:13	And seeing at a distance a fig tree afarin offleaf, havingHe leaves,went heto came,see if haplyperhaps heHe mightwould find anything thereon:on it; and when heHe came to it, heHe found nothing but leaves;, for it was not the season offor figs.
11:14	And heHe answered and said untoto it, NoMay manno one ever eat fruit from theeyou henceforwardagain! for ever. And hisHis disciples heardwere itlistening.
11:15	And they comecame to Jerusalem:. andAnd heHe entered into the temple, and began to cast out themthose thatwho soldwere buying and themselling that bought in the temple, and overthrewoverturned the tables of the moneymoneychangers changers, and the seats of themthose thatwho soldwere theselling doves;
11:16	and heHe would not sufferpermit thatanyone anyto man should carry agoods vessel through the temple.
11:17	And heHe taught,began to teach and saidsay untoto them, Is it not written, My house shall be called a house of prayer for all the nations ? butBut yeyou have made it a robbers den of robbers.
11:18	And the chief priests and the scribes heard itthis, and soughtbegan seeking how theyto might destroy him:Him; for they fearedwere himafraid of Him, for all the multitude was astonished at hisHis teaching.
11:19	And everywhenever evening hecame, wentthey forthwould go out of the city.
11:20	And as they passedwere passing by in the morning, they saw the fig tree withered away from the roots up.
11:21	And being reminded, Peter callingsaid to remembrance saith unto himHim, Rabbi, behold, the fig tree which thouYou cursedstcursed ishas withered away.
11:22	And Jesus answeringanswered saithsaying untoto them, Have faith in God.
11:23	VerilyTruly I say untoto you, Whosoeverwhoever shallsays sayto unto this mountain, Be thou taken up and cast into the sea;, and shalldoes not doubt in his heart, but shallbelieves believe that what he saithsays comethis going to pass;happen, heit shall havebe itgranted him.
11:24	Therefore I say untoto you, Allall things whatsoeverfor yewhich you pray and ask for, believe that yeyou receivehave received them, and yethey shall havebe themgranted you.
11:25	And whensoeverwhenever yeyou stand praying, forgive, if yeyou have aughtanything against any oneanyone; so that your Father also who is in heaven may forgive you your trespassestransgressions.
11:27	And they comecame again to Jerusalem:. andAnd as heHe was walking in the temple, there come to him the chief priests, and the scribes, and theelders elders;came to Him,
11:28	and theybegan saidsaying untoto himHim, By what authority doestare thouYou doing these things?, or who gave theeYou this authority to do these things?
11:29	And Jesus said untoto them, I will ask of you one question, and you answer meMe, and then I will tell you by what authority I do these things.
11:30	TheWas the baptism of John, was it from heaven, or from men? answerAnswer meMe.
11:31	And they reasonedbegan withreasoning among themselves, saying, If we shall say, From heaven;, heHe will say, WhyThen thenwhy did yeyou not believe him?
11:32	But shouldshall we say, From men— ? they fearedwere afraid of the people:multitude, for all verilyconsidered held John to behave been a prophet indeed.
11:33	And theyanswering answered Jesus, andthey saysaid, We knowdo not know. And Jesus saithsaid untoto them, Neither tellwill I tell you by what authority I do these things.
12:1	And heHe began to speak untoto them in parables.: A man planted a vineyard, and setput a hedgewall aboutaround it, and diggeddug a pitvat forunder the winepresswine press, and built a tower, and letrented it out to husbandmen,vine growers and went intoon anothera countryjourney.
12:2	And at the seasonharvest time he sent a slave to the husbandmenvine a servantgrowers, thatin heorder mightto receive fromsome of the husbandmenproduce of the fruitsvineyard offrom the vineyardvine growers.
12:3	And they took him, and beat him, and sent him away empty handed.
12:4	And again he sent unto them another servant;slave, and him they wounded him in the head, and handledtreated him shamefully.
12:5	And he sent another;, and himthat one they killed:; and so with many others;, beating some, and killing someothers.
12:6	He had yetone onemore to send, a beloved son:; he sent him last untoof all to them, saying, They will reverencerespect my son.
12:7	But those husbandmenvine growers said amongto themselvesone another, This is the heir; come, let us kill him, and the inheritance shallwill be ours.!
12:8	And they took him, and killed him, and castthrew him forth out of the vineyard.
12:9	What therefore will the Lordowner of the vineyard do? heHe will come and destroy the husbandmenvine growers, and will give the vineyard untoto others.
12:10	Have yeyou not even read even this scriptureScripture: The stone which the builders rejected, TheThis samebecame was made the headchief ofcorner the cornerstone;
12:11	This wascame about from the Lord, And it is marvellousmarvelous in our eyes ?
12:12	And they soughtwere seeking to layseize hold on himHim; and yet they feared the multitude; for they perceivedunderstood that heHe spakespoke the parable against them:. andAnd so they left himHim, and went away.
12:13	And they sendsent untosome him certain of the Pharisees and ofHerodians theto HerodiansHim, thatin theyorder mightto catchtrap himHim in talka statement.
12:14	And when they werecame come,and theysaid sayto unto himHim, Teacher, we know that thouYou artare truetruthful, and carestdefer notto forno any one; for thouYou regardestare not thepartial personto of menany, but ofteach a truth teachest the way of God: in truth. Is it lawful to givepay tributea untopoll tax to Caesar, or not?
12:15	Shall we givepay, or shall we not givepay? But heHe, knowing their hypocrisy, said untoto them, Why makeare yeyou trialtesting of meMe? bringBring meMe a denarius, thatto Ilook may see itat.
12:16	And they brought itone. And heHe saithsaid untoto them, Whose islikeness thisand imageinscription andis superscriptionthis? And they said untoto himHim, Caesars.
12:17	And Jesus said untoto them, Render untoto Caesar the things that are Caesars, and untoto God the things that are Gods. And they marvelledwere greatlyamazed at himHim.
12:18	And theresome come unto him Sadducees, who say that there is no resurrection; came to Him, and theybegan askedquestioning himHim, saying,
12:19	Teacher, Moses wrote untofor us, Ifthat if a mans brother diedies, and leaveleaves behind a wife behind him, and leaveleaves no child, that his brother should take histhe wife, and raise up seedoffspring untoto his brother.
12:20	There were seven brethren:brothers; and the first took a wife, and dyingdied, leftleaving no seed;offspring.
12:21	andAnd the second one took her, and died, leaving behind no seed behind himoffspring; and the third likewise:;
12:22	and theso all seven left no seedoffspring. Last of all the woman died also died.
12:23	In the resurrection, whosewhen they rise again, which ones wife shallwill she be of them? forFor theall seven had her toas wife.
12:24	Jesus said untoto them, Is itthis not forthe thisreason causeyou thatare ye errmistaken, that yeyou knowdo not understand the scripturesScriptures, noror the power of God?
12:25	For when they shall rise from the dead, they neither marry, nor are given in marriage;, but are aslike angels in heaven.
12:26	But asregarding touching the dead,fact that theythe aredead raised;rise again, have yeyou not read in the book of Moses, in the placepassage concerningabout the Bushburning bush, how God spakespoke untoto him, saying, I am the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob ?
12:27	He is not the God of the dead, but of the living:; yeyou doare greatly errmistaken.
12:28	And one of the scribes came, and heard them questioning togetherarguing, and knowingrecognizing that heHe had answered them well, asked himHim, What commandment is the firstforemost of all?
12:29	Jesus answered, The firstforemost is, Hear, O Israel;! The Lord our God, the Lord is one: Lord;
12:30	and thouyou shaltshall love the Lord thyyour God with all thyyour heart, and with all thyyour soul, and with all thyyour mind, and with all thyyour strength.
12:31	The second is this, ThouYou shaltshall love thyyour neighbor as thyselfyourself. There is noneno other commandment greater than these.
12:32	And the scribe said untoto himHim, Of a truthRight, Teacher, thouYou hasthave welltruly saidstated that heHe is oneOne; and there is noneno otherone butelse he:besides Him;
12:33	and to love himHim with all the heart, and with all the understanding, and with all the strength, and to love hisones neighbor as himself, is much more than all whole burnt offerings and sacrifices.
12:34	And when Jesus saw that he had answered discreetlyintelligently, heHe said untoto him, ThouYou artare not far from the kingdom of God. And after that, no manone afterwould thatventure durstto ask himHim any questionmore questions.
12:35	And Jesus answeredanswering andbegan saidto say, as heHe taught in the temple, How sayis it that the scribes say that the Christ is the son of David?
12:36	David himself said in the Holy Spirit, The Lord said untoto my Lord, Sit thouat onMy my right hand, TillUntil I makeput thineThine enemies thebeneath footstoolThy of thy feet.
12:37	David himself callethcalls himHim Lord; and whenceso in what sense is heHe his son? And the commongreat peoplecrowd heardenjoyed himlistening gladlyto Him.
12:38	And in hisHis teaching heHe said,was saying: Beware of the scribes, who desirelike to walk around in long robes, and tolike haverespectful salutationsgreetings in the marketplacesmarket places,
12:39	and chief seats in the synagogues, and chief places of honor at feasts:banquets,
12:40	theywho that devour widows houses, and for aappearances pretencesake makeoffer long prayers; these shallwill receive greater condemnation.
12:41	And heHe sat down overopposite against the treasury, and beheldbegan observing how the multitude castwere putting money into the treasury:; and many thatrich people were richputting cast in muchlarge sums.
12:42	And there came a poor widow, came and sheput cast in two mitessmall copper coins, which makeamount to a farthingcent.
12:43	And hecalling calledHis untodisciples himto his disciplesHim, andHe said untoto them, VerilyTruly I say untoto you, Thisthis poor widow castput in more than all theythe thatcontributors areto casting into the treasury:;
12:44	for they all didput cast in out of their superfluity;surplus, but she, out of her wantpoverty, didput cast in all thatshe owned, all she had, evento alllive her livingon.
13:1	And as heHe wentwas forthgoing out of the temple, one of hisHis disciples saithsaid untoto himHim, Teacher, behold, what mannerwonderful of stones and what mannerwonderful of buildings!
13:2	And Jesus said untoto him, SeestDo thouyou see these great buildings? thereNot one stone shall not be left here one stone upon another, which shallwill not be throwntorn down.
13:3	And as heHe satwas sitting on the mountMount of Olives overopposite against the temple, Peter and James and John and Andrew askedwere himquestioning Him privately,
13:4	Tell us, when shallwill these things be?, and what shallwill be the sign when all these things are allgoing about to be accomplishedfulfilled?
13:5	And Jesus began to say untoto them, TakeSee heedto it that no manone leadmisleads you astray.
13:6	Many shallwill come in myMy name, saying, I am he;He! and shallwill leadmislead many astray.
13:7	And when yeyou shall hear of wars and rumors of wars, bedo not troubled:be thesefrightened; those things must needstake come to passplace; but thethat end is not yet the end.
13:8	For nation shallwill risearise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom; there shallwill be earthquakes in diversvarious places; there shallwill also be famines:. theseThese things are merely the beginning of travailbirth pangs.
13:9	But takebe yeon heedyour toguard; yourselves: for they shallwill deliver you up to councils;the courts, and you will be flogged in the synagogues, shalland yeyou bewill beaten;stand and before governors and kings shall ye stand for myMy sake, foras a testimony untoto them.
13:10	And the gospel must first be preached untoto all the nations.
13:11	And when they leadarrest you to judgment, and deliver you up, bedo not be anxious beforehand about what yeyou shallare speak:to say, but whatsoeversay shallwhatever beis given you in that hour, that speak ye; for it is not yeyou thatwho speak, but it is the Holy Spirit.
13:12	And brother shallwill deliver up brother to death, and thea father his child; and children shallwill rise up against parents, and causehave them to be put to death.
13:13	And yeyou shallwill be hated ofby all menon foraccount myof namesMy sake:name, but hethe thatone endurethwho endures to the end, thehe same shall be saved.
13:14	But when yeyou see the abomination of desolation standing where heit oughtshould not be let himthe thatreader readeth understand, then let themthose thatwho are in JudaeaJudea flee untoto the mountains:.
13:15	andAnd let him thatwho is on the housetop not go down, noror enter in, to takeget anything out of his house:;
13:16	and let him thatwho is in the field not returnturn back to takeget his cloak.
13:17	But woe untoto themthose thatwho are with child and to themthose thatwho givenurse suckbabes in those days!
13:18	AndBut pray ye that it bemay not happen in the winter.
13:19	For those days shallwill be a time of tribulation, such as therehas hath not beenoccurred thesince like from the beginning of the creation which God created, until now, and never shall be.
13:20	And exceptunless the Lord had shortened thethose days, no fleshlife would have been saved; but for the elects sake, of the elect whom heHe chose, heHe shortened the days.
13:21	And then if anyanyone mansays shallto say unto you, LoBehold, here is the Christ; or, LoBehold, He is there; do not believe it not:him;
13:22	for there shall arise false Christs and false prophets will arise, and shallwill show signs and wonders, thatin they may lead astrayorder, if possible, to lead the elect astray.
13:23	But take ye heed:; behold, I have told you alleverything thingsin beforehandadvance.
13:24	But in those days, after that tribulation, the sun shallwill be darkened, and the moon shallwill not give herits light,
13:25	and the stars shallwill be falling from heaven, and the powers that are in the heavens shallwill be shaken.
13:26	And then shall they will see the Son of manMan coming in clouds with great power and glory.
13:27	And then shallHe hewill send forth the angels, and shallwill gather together hisHis elect from the four winds, from the uttermostfarthest partend of the earth, to the uttermostfarthest partend of heaven.
13:28	Now learn the parable from the fig tree learn her parable: when herits branch ishas nowalready become tender, and puttethputs forth its leaves, yeyou know that the summer is nigh;near.
13:29	evenEven so, yeyou alsotoo, when yeyou see these things coming to passhappening, knowrecognize ye that heHe is nighnear, evenright at the doorsdoor.
13:30	VerilyTruly I say untoto you, Thisthis generation shallwill not pass away, until all these things betake accomplishedplace.
13:31	Heaven and earth shallwill pass away:, but myMy words shallwill not pass away.
13:32	But of that day or that hour knoweth no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, neithernor the Son, but the Father alone.
13:33	Take ye heed, watchkeep andon pray:the alert; for yeyou knowdo not know when the appointed time is.
13:34	It is aslike when a man, sojourningaway inon anothera countryjourney, havingwho leftupon leaving his house, and givenputting authorityhis toslaves hisin servantscharge, assigning to each one his worktask, also commanded also the porterdoorkeeper to watchstay on the alert.
13:35	WatchTherefore, therefore:be on the alert for yeyou knowdo not know when the Lordmaster of the house comethis coming, whether atin eventhe evening, or at midnight, or at cockcrowing, or in the morning;
13:36	lest cominghe come suddenly heand find you sleepingasleep.
13:37	And what I say untoto you I say untoto all, Watch.Be on the alert!
14:1	Now after two days was the feastPassover ofand theUnleavened passoverBread andwas thetwo unleaveneddays bread:off; and the chief priests and the scribes soughtwere seeking how theyto mightseize takeHim himby with subtletystealth, and kill him:Him;
14:2	for they saidwere saying, Not during the feastfestival, lest haply there shall be a tumultriot of the people.
14:3	And while heHe was in Bethany inat the househome of Simon the leper, asand hereclining sat at meatthe table, there came a woman havingwith an alabaster crusevial of ointmentvery costly perfume of pure nard very costly; and she brakebroke the cruse,vial and poured it over hisHis head.
14:4	But theresome were someindignantly thatremarking hadto indignationone among themselvesanother, saying,Why Tohas what purpose hath this wasteperfume of the ointment been madewasted?
14:5	For this ointmentperfume might have been sold for aboveover three hundred shillingsdenarii, and the money given to the poor. And they murmuredwere againstscolding her.
14:6	But Jesus said, Let her alone; why troubledo yeyou bother her? sheShe hathhas wroughtdone a good workdeed onto meMe.
14:7	For ye have the poor you always have with you, and whensoeverwhenever yeyou willwish, yeyou can do them good:; but meyou yedo have not always have Me.
14:8	She hathhas done what she could; she hathhas anointed myMy body beforehand for the buryingburial.
14:9	And verilytruly I say untoto you, Wheresoeverwherever the gospel shallis be preached throughoutin the whole world, that also which this woman hathhas done shall be spoken of forin amemory memorial of her.
14:10	And Judas Iscariot, hewho that was one of the twelve, went awayoff untoto the chief priests, thatin heorder mightto deliverbetray himHim untoto them.
14:11	And they, were glad when they heard itthis, were glad, and promised to give him money. And he soughtbegan seeking how heto mightbetray convenientlyHim deliverat himan untoopportune themtime.
14:12	And on the first day of unleavenedUnleavened breadBread, when theythe sacrificedPassover thelamb passoverwas being sacrificed, hisHis disciples saysaid untoto himHim, Where wiltdo thouYou thatwant weus to go and makeprepare readyfor thatYou thouto mayest eat the passoverPassover?
14:13	And heHe sendethsent two of hisHis disciples, and saithsaid untoto them, Go into the city, and therea shallman will meet you acarrying man bearing a pitcher of water:; follow him;
14:14	and wheresoeverwherever he shall enter inenters, say to the masterowner of the house, The Teacher saithsays, Where is myMy guest chamber,room wherein which I shallmay eat the passoverPassover with myMy disciples?
14:15	And he himself will himself show you a large upper room furnished and ready:; and thereprepare make ready for us there.
14:16	And the disciples went forthout, and came intoto the city, and found it just as heHe had saidtold unto them:; and they madeprepared ready the passoverPassover.
14:17	And when it was evening heHe comethcame with the twelve.
14:18	And as they satwere reclining at the table and were eating, Jesus said, VerilyTruly I say untoto you, Onethat one of you shallwill betray me,Me evenone hewho thatis eatetheating with meMe.
14:19	They began to be sorrowful,grieved and to say untoto himHim one by one, IsSurely itnot I?
14:20	And heHe said untoto them, It is one of the twelve, heone thatwho dippethdips with meMe in the dishbowl.
14:21	For the Son of manMan goethis to go, evenjust as it is written of him:Him; but woe untoto that man throughby whom the Son of manMan is betrayed! goodIt werewould ithave been good for that man if he had not been born.
14:22	And aswhile they were eating, heHe took some bread, and whenafter hea hadblessing blessed,He hebroke brake it,; and gave it to them, and said, Take ye:it; this is myMy body.
14:23	And hewhen tookHe had taken a cup, and when he had given thanks, heHe gave it to them:; and they all drank offrom it.
14:24	And heHe said untoto them, This is myMy blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many.
14:25	VerilyTruly I say untoto you, I shall nonever moreagain drink of the fruit of the vine, until that day when I drink it new in the kingdom of God.
14:26	And whenafter theysinging had sung a hymn, they went out untoto the mountMount of Olives.
14:27	And Jesus saithsaid untoto them, AllYou yewill shallall befall offended:away, forbecause it is written, I will smitestrike down the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered abroad.
14:28	Howbeit,But after I amhave been raised up, I will go before you intoto Galilee.
14:29	But Peter said untoto himHim, AlthoughEven though all shallmay befall offendedaway, yet I will not I.
14:30	And Jesus saithsaid untoto him, VerilyTruly I say untoto theeyou, that thouyou toyourself day,this evenvery this night, before thea cock crowcrows twice, shaltshall three times deny me thriceMe.
14:31	But hePeter spakekept exceedingsaying vehementlyinsistently, IfEven if I musthave to die with theeYou, I will not deny thee.You! And inthey likeall mannerwere alsosaying saidthe theysame allthing, too.
14:32	And they comecame untoto a place which was named Gethsemane:; and heHe saithsaid untoto hisHis disciples, Sit ye here, whileuntil I prayhave prayed.
14:33	And heHe takethtook with himHim Peter and James and John, and began to be greatlyvery amazed,distressed and sore troubled.
14:34	And heHe saithsaid untoto them, My soul is exceedingdeeply sorrowfulgrieved evento untothe point of death:; abideremain ye here, and keep watch.
14:35	And heHe went forward a little beyond them, and fell onto the ground, and prayedbegan to pray that, if it were possible, the hour might pass awayHim from himby.
14:36	And heHe saidwas saying, Abba,! Father,! allAll things are possible untofor theeThee; remove this cup from me:Me; howbeityet not what I will, but what thouThou wilt.
14:37	And heHe cometh,came and findethfound them sleeping, and saithsaid untoto Peter, Simon, sleepestare thouyou asleep? couldestCould thouyou not keep watch for one hour?
14:38	WatchKeep watching and praypraying, that yeyou entermay not come into temptation:; the spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.
14:39	And again heHe went away, and prayed, saying the same words.
14:40	And again heHe came, and found them sleeping, for their eyes were very heavy; and they knewdid not know what to answer himHim.
14:41	And heHe comethcame the third time, and saithsaid untoto them, SleepAre onyou now,still sleeping and taketaking your rest:? itIt is enough; the hour ishas come; behold, the Son of manMan is being betrayed into the hands of sinners.
14:42	Arise, let us be going:; behold, hethe thatone betrayethwho mebetrays Me is at hand.!
14:43	And straightway,immediately while heHe yetwas spakestill speaking, cometh Judas, one of the twelve, andcame withup, himaccompanied by a multitude with swords and stavesclubs, from the chief priests and the scribes and the elders.
14:44	Now he thatwho betrayedwas himbetraying Him had given them a tokensignal, saying, WhomsoeverWhomever I shall kiss, thatHe is hethe one; takeseize himHim, and lead himHim away safelyunder guard.
14:45	And whenafter he was comecoming, straightway he cameimmediately went to himHim, and saithsaying, Rabbi;! and kissed himHim.
14:46	And they laid hands on himHim, and tookseized himHim.
14:47	But a certain one of themthose thatwho stood by drew his sword, and smotestruck the servantslave of the high priest, and struckcut off his ear.
14:48	And Jesus answered and said untoto them, AreHave yeyou come out, as against a robber, with swords and stavesclubs to seizearrest meMe, as against a robber?
14:49	Every day I was daily with you in the temple teaching, and yeyou tookdid me not: seize Me; but this ishas donehappened that the scripturesScriptures might be fulfilled.
14:50	And they all left him,Him and fled.
14:51	And a certain young man followedwas withfollowing himHim, havingwearing nothing but a linen clothsheet cast about him, over his naked body:; and they layseized hold on him;.
14:52	butBut he left the linen clothsheet behind, and fledescaped naked.
14:53	And they led Jesus away to the high priest:; and there come together with him all the chief priests and the elders and the scribes gathered together.
14:54	And Peter had followed himHim afarat offa distance, evenright within, into the courtcourtyard of the high priest; and he was sitting with the officers, and warming himself inat the light of the fire.
14:55	Now the chief priests and the whole councilCouncil soughtkept witnesstrying to obtain testimony against Jesus to put himHim to death; and foundthey itwere not finding any.
14:56	For many barewere giving false witnesstestimony against himHim, and yet their witnesstestimony agreedwas not togetherconsistent.
14:57	And theresome stood up certain, and barebegan to give false witnesstestimony against himHim, saying,
14:58	We heard himHim say, I will destroy this temple that is made with hands, and in three days I will build another made without hands.
14:59	And not even soin didthis respect was their witnesstestimony agree togetherconsistent.
14:60	And the high priest stood up inand thecame midst,forward and askedquestioned Jesus, saying, AnswerestDo thouYou nothingmake no answer? whatWhat is it whichthat these witnessmen are testifying against theeYou?
14:61	But heHe heldkept his peacesilent, and answeredmade nothingno answer. Again the high priest askedwas himquestioning Him, and saithsaying untoto himHim, ArtAre thouYou the Christ, the Son of the Blessed One?
14:62	And Jesus said, I am:; and yeyou shall see the Son of manMan sitting at the right hand of Power, and coming with the clouds of heaven.
14:63	And thetearing high priest rent his clothes, andthe saithhigh priest said, What further need havedo we have of witnesses?
14:64	YeYou have heard the blasphemy:; whathow thinkdoes yeit seem to you? And they all condemned himHim to be worthydeserving of death.
14:65	And some began to spit onat himHim, and to coverblindfold his faceHim, and to buffetbeat himHim with their fists, and to say untoto himHim, Prophesy:! andAnd the officers received himHim with blowsslaps ofin theirthe handsface.
14:66	And as Peter was beneathbelow in the courtcourtyard, there cometh one of the maidsservant girls of the high priest; came,
14:67	and seeing Peter warming himself, she looked uponat him, and saithsaid, ThouYou, alsotoo, wastwere with Jesus the Nazarene, even Jesus.
14:68	But he denied it, saying, I neither know, nor understand what thouyou sayest:are andtalking about. And he went out intoonto the porch; and the cock crew.
14:69	And the maid saw him, and began againonce more to say to themthe that stood bybystanders, This is one of them.!
14:70	But again he againwas denieddenying it. And after a little while againthe theybystanders thatwere stoodagain bysaying said to Peter, OfSurely ayou truthare thou art one of them;, for thouyou artare a GalilaeanGalilean too.
14:71	But he began to curse, and to swear, I knowdo not know this man ofyou whomare yetalking speak.about!
14:72	And straightwayimmediately thea secondcock timecrowed thea cocksecond crewtime. And Peter calledremembered tohow mindJesus thehad word,made howthe thatremark Jesusto said unto him, Before thea cock crowcrows twice, thouyou shaltwill deny meMe thricethree times. And when he thoughtbegan thereon,to he weptweep.
15:1	And straightwayearly in the morning the chief priests with the elders and scribes, and the whole councilCouncil, immediately held a consultation,; and boundbinding Jesus, andthey carriedled himHim away, and delivered himHim up to Pilate.
15:2	And Pilate askedquestioned himHim, ArtAre thouYou the King of the Jews? And he answering saithHe untosaid to him, ThouIt sayestis as you say.
15:3	And the chief priests accusedbegan himto ofaccuse manyHim thingsharshly.
15:4	And Pilate againwas askedquestioning himHim again, saying, AnswerestDo thouYou nothingmake no answer? beholdSee how many thingscharges they accusebring theeagainst of.You!
15:5	But Jesus made no morefurther answered anythinganswer; insomuchso that Pilate marvelledwas amazed.
15:6	Now at the feast he used to release untofor them any one prisoner, whom they asked of himrequested.
15:7	And therethe wasman onenamed called Barabbas, lyinghad boundbeen imprisoned with themthe thatinsurrectionists who had madecommitted insurrection,murder men who in the insurrection had committed murder.
15:8	And the multitude went up and began toasking ask him to do as he washad wontbeen accustomed to do untofor them.
15:9	And Pilate answered them, saying, WillDo yeyou thatwant Ime to release untofor you the King of the Jews?
15:10	For he perceivedwas aware that for envy the chief priests had delivered himHim up because of envy.
15:11	But the chief priests stirred up the multitude, thatto heask shouldhim ratherto release Barabbas untofor them instead.
15:12	And Pilateanswering again, answeredPilate andwas saidsaying untoto them, WhatThen thenwhat shall I do untowith himHim whom yeyou call the King of the Jews?
15:13	And they criedshouted out againback, Crucify him.Him!
15:14	AndBut Pilate saidwas untosaying to them, Why, what evil hathhas heHe done? But they criedshouted outall exceedinglythe more, Crucify him.Him!
15:15	And Pilate, wishing to contentsatisfy the multitude, Pilate released untoBarabbas for them Barabbas, and deliveredafter having Jesus scourged, when he haddelivered scourgedHim him, to be crucified.
15:16	And the soldiers ledtook himHim away withininto the court,palace whichthat is, the Praetorium;, and they callcalled together the whole bandRoman cohort.
15:17	And they clothedressed himHim withup in purple, and plattingafter weaving a crown of thorns, they put it on himHim;
15:18	and they began to saluteacclaim himHim, Hail, King of the Jews!
15:19	And they smotekept hisbeating His head with a reed, and spatspitting uponat himHim, and bowingkneeling theirand kneesbowing worshippedbefore himHim.
15:20	And whenafter they had mocked himHim, they took offthe frompurple himoff the purpleHim, and put onHis himgarments hison garmentsHim. And they leadled himHim out to crucify himHim.
15:21	And they compelpressed oneinto passingservice by,a Simonpasser ofby Cyrene, coming from the country, Simon of Cyrene the father of Alexander and Rufus, to go with them, that he might bear hisHis cross.
15:22	And they bringbrought himHim untoto the place Golgotha, which is, being interpretedtranslated, ThePlace place of a skullSkull.
15:23	And they offeredtried himto give Him wine mingledmixed with myrrh:; but heHe receiveddid not take it not.
15:24	And they crucifycrucified himHim, and partdivided hisup His garments among themthemselves, casting lots uponfor them, to decide what each should take.
15:25	And it was the third hour, andwhen they crucified himHim.
15:26	And the superscriptioninscription of histhe accusationcharge wasagainst writtenHim overread, theTHE KingKING ofOF theTHE JewsJEWS.
15:27	And with him they crucifycrucified two robbers; with Him, one on hisHis right hand, and one on hisHis left.
15:29	And theythose thatpassing passed by railedwere onhurling himabuse at Him, wagging their heads, and saying, Ha! thouYou thatwho destroyestare going to destroy the temple, and buildestrebuild it in three days,
15:30	save thyselfYourself, and come down from the cross.!
15:31	In likethe mannersame alsoway the chief priests also, along with the scribes, were mocking himHim among themselves withand the scribes saidsaying, He saved others; himselfHe he cannot save Himself.
15:32	Let thethis Christ, the King of Israel, now come down from the cross, so that we may see and believe.! And theythose thatwho were crucified with himHim reproachedwere himcasting the same insult at Him.
15:33	And when the sixth hour washad come, theredarkness wasfell darkness over the whole land until the ninth hour.
15:34	And at the ninth hour Jesus cried out with a loud voice, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? which is, being interpretedtranslated, My God, myMy God, why hast thouThou forsaken meMe?
15:35	And when some of themthe thatbystanders stoodheard byit, when they heardbegan itsaying, said, Behold, heHe callethis calling for Elijah.
15:36	And onesomeone ran, and fillingfilled a sponge fullwith ofsour vinegarwine, put it on a reed, and gave himHim toa drink, saying, Let be; let us see whether Elijah comethwill come to take himHim down.
15:37	And Jesus uttered a loud voicecry, and gavebreathed upHis the ghostlast.
15:38	And the veil of the temple was renttorn in two from the top to the bottom.
15:39	And when the centurion, who stoodwas bystanding overright againstin himfront of Him, saw thatthe heway soHe gavebreathed upHis the ghostlast, he said, Truly this man was the Son of God.!
15:40	And there were also some women beholdinglooking on from afar:a distance, among whom were both Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James the lessLess and of Joses, and Salome;.
15:41	who,And when heHe was in Galilee, followedthey him,used to follow Him and ministeredminister untoto himHim; and there were many other women thatwho camehad come up with himHim untoto Jerusalem.
15:42	And when evenevening washad nowalready come, because it was the Preparationpreparation day, that is, the day before the sabbathSabbath,
15:43	there came Joseph of ArimathaeaArimathea came, a councillorprominent member of honorablethe estateCouncil, who also himself was lookingwaiting for the kingdom of God; and he boldlygathered up courage and went in untobefore Pilate, and asked for the body of Jesus.
15:44	And Pilate marvelledwondered if heHe werewas already dead: andby callingthis untotime, himand summoning the centurion, he askedquestioned him whetheras heto hadwhether beenHe anywas whilealready dead.
15:45	And whenascertaining hethis learnedfrom it of the centurion, he granted the corpsebody to Joseph.
15:46	And heJoseph bought a linen cloth, andtook takingHim him down, woundwrapped himHim in the linen cloth, and laid himHim in a tomb which had been hewn out ofin athe rock; and he rolled a stone against the doorentrance of the tomb.
15:47	And Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of Joses beheldwere looking on to see where heHe was laid.
16:1	And when the sabbathSabbath was pastover, Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James, and Salome, bought spices, that they might come and anoint himHim.
16:2	And very early on the first day of the week, they comecame to the tomb when the sun washad risen.
16:3	And they were saying amongto themselvesone another, Who shallwill roll us away the stone for us from the doorentrance of the tomb?
16:4	andAnd looking up, they seesaw that the stone ishad been rolled back:away, foralthough it was exceedingextremely greatlarge.
16:5	And entering into the tomb, they saw a young man sitting onat the right side, arrayedwearing in a white robe; and they were amazed.
16:6	And he saithsaid untoto them, BeDo not be amazed:; yeyou seekare looking for Jesus, the Nazarene, who hathhas been crucified:. heHe ishas risen; heHe is not here:; behold, here is the place where they laid him!Him.
16:7	But go, tell hisHis disciples and Peter, He goethis going before you into Galilee:; there shallyou yewill see himHim, just as heHe said untoto you.
16:8	And they went out, and fled from the tomb;, for trembling and astonishment had comegripped upon them:; and they said nothing to anyanyone, one; for they were afraid.
16:9	Now whenafter heHe washad risen early on the first day of the week, heHe first appeared first to Mary Magdalene, from whom heHe had cast out seven demons.
16:10	She went and toldreported themto thatthose who had been with himHim, aswhile they mournedwere mourning and weptweeping.
16:11	And they, when they heard that heHe was alive, and had been seen ofby her, disbelievedthey refused to believe it.
16:12	And after thesethat, thingsHe heappeared wasin manifesteda indifferent another form untoto two of them, aswhile they walked,were walking along on their way intoto the country.
16:13	And they went away and toldreported it untoto the rest:others, neitherbut believed they did not believe them either.
16:14	And afterward heHe wasappeared manifestedto unto the eleven themselves as they satwere reclining at meatthe table; and heHe upbraidedreproached them withfor their unbelief and hardness of heart, because they believedhad not thembelieved thatthose who had seen himHim after heHe washad risen.
16:15	And heHe said untoto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to theall whole creation.
16:16	He thatwho believethhas believed and ishas been baptized shall be saved; but he thatwho disbelievethhas disbelieved shall be condemned.
16:17	And these signs shallwill accompany themthose thatwho believehave believed: in myMy name shall they will cast out demons;, they shallwill speak with new tongues;
16:18	they shallwill takepick up serpents, and if they drink any deadly thingpoison, it shall innot no wise hurt them; they shallwill lay hands on the sick, and they shallwill recover.
16:19	So then, when the Lord Jesus, after he had spoken untoto them, He was received up into heaven, and sat down at the right hand of God.
16:20	And they went forth,out and preached everywhere, while the Lord workingworked with them, and confirmingconfirmed the word by the signs that followed.And Amenthey promptly reported all these instructions to Peter and his companions. And after that, Jesus Himself sent out through them from east to west the sacred and imperishable proclamation of eternal salvation.