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1:2	EvenAs as it is written in Isaiah the prophet Behold I send my messenger before thy face Whowho shall prepare thy way;
1:3	Thethe voice of one crying in the wilderness: MakePrepare ye ready the way of the Lord Makemake his paths straight;—
1:4	John camethe whobaptizer baptizedappeared in the wilderness andpreaching preacheda the baptism of repentance untofor remissionthe forgiveness of sins
1:5	And there went out untoto him all the country of JudaeaJudea and all theythe people of Jerusalem; and they were baptized ofby him in the river Jordan confessing their sins
1:6	AndNow John was clothed with camels hair and had a leathernleather girdle aboutaround his loinswaist and didate eat locusts and wild honey
1:7	And he preached saying ThereAfter comethme aftercomes me he thatwho is mightier than I the latchetthong of whose shoessandals I am not worthy to stoop down and unlooseuntie
1:8	I have baptized you inwith water; but he shallwill baptize you inwith the Holy Spirit
1:9	AndIn it came to pass in those days that Jesus came from Nazareth of Galilee and was baptized ofby John in the Jordan
1:10	And straightwaywhen cominghe came up out of the water immediately he saw the heavens rentopened asunder and the Spirit as a dove descending upon him: like a dove;
1:11	and a voice came outfrom ofheaven the heavens Thou art my beloved Son; inwith thee I am well pleased
1:12	AndThe straightwaySpirit theimmediately Spiritdrove driveth him forthout into the wilderness
1:13	And he was in the wilderness forty days tempted ofby Satan; and he was with the wild beasts; and the angels ministered untoto him
1:14	Now after John was deliveredarrested up 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 passing along by the seaSea of Galilee he 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 me and I will make you to become fishers of men
1:18	And straightwayimmediately they left thetheir nets and followed him
1:19	And going on a little furtherfarther he saw James the son of ZebedeeZeb′edee and John his brother who also were in thetheir boat mending the nets
1:20	And straightwayimmediately he called them:; and they left their father ZebedeeZeb′edee in the boat with the hired servants and wentfollowed after him
1:21	And they gowent into CapernaumCaper′na um; and straightwayimmediately on the sabbath day he entered into the synagogue and taught
1:22	And they were astonished at his teaching: for he taught them as havingone who had authority and not as the scribes
1:23	And straightwayimmediately there was in their synagogue a man with an unclean spirit; and he cried out
1:24	sayingand he cried out What have weyou to do with theeus Jesus thouof NazareneNazareth artHave thouyou come to destroy us I know thee who thouyou artare the Holy One of God
1:25	AndBut Jesus rebuked him saying HoldBe thysilent peace and come out of him
1:26	And the unclean spirit tearingconvulsing him and crying with a loud voice came out of him
1:27	And they were all amazed insomuchso that they questioned among themselves saying What is this aA new teaching withWith authority he commandethcommands even the unclean spirits and they obey him
1:28	And theat reportonce ofhis himfame wentspread out straightway everywhere intothroughout all the surrounding region of Galilee round about
1:29	And straightwayimmediately whenhe theyleft were come out of the synagogue theyand cameentered into the house of Simon and Andrew with James and John
1:30	Now Simons wifes mother in law lay sick ofwith a fever; and straightwayimmediately they telltold him of her:
1:31	andAnd he came and took her by the hand and raisedlifted her up; and the fever left her; and she ministeredserved unto them
1:32	AndThat evening at evensundown when the sun did set they brought untoto him all thatwho were sick andor them that were possessed with demons
1:33	And all the whole city was gathered together atabout the door
1:34	And he healed many thatwho were sick with diversvarious diseases and cast out many demons; and he sufferedwould not permit the demons to speak because they knew him
1:35	And in the morning a great while before day he rose up and went out andto departed into a desertlonely place and there he prayed
1:36	And Simon and theythose thatwho were with him followedpursued after him;
1:37	and they found him and saysaid untoto him AllEvery areone seekingis theesearching for you
1:38	And he saithsaid untoto them Let us go elsewhereon intoto the next towns that I may preach there also; for tothat thisis endwhy I came Iout forth
1:39	And he went into their synagogues throughout all Galilee preaching in their synagogues and casting out demons
1:40	And therea comethleper came to him a leper beseeching him and kneeling downsaid to him and saying unto him If thouyou wiltwill thouyou canstcan make me clean
1:41	AndMoved being moved with compassionpity he stretched forthout his hand and touched him and saithsaid untoto him I will; be thou made clean
1:42	And straightwayimmediately the leprosy departedleft from him and he was made clean
1:43	And he strictlysternly charged him and straightway sent him outaway at once
1:44	and saithsaid untoto him See thouthat you say nothing to any man:one; but go show thyselfyourself to the priest and offer for thyyour cleansing thewhat things which Moses commanded for a testimonyproof untoto themthe people
1:45	But he went out and began to publishtalk freely about it much and to spread abroad the matternews insomuchso that Jesus could no morelonger openly enter into a citytown but was withoutout in desertthe places:country; and theypeople came to him from every quarter
2:1	And when he enteredreturned againto intoCaper′na Capernaumum after some days it was noisedreported that he was inat thehome house
2:2	And many were gathered together so that there was no longer room for them no not even about the door:; and he spakewas preaching the word untoto them
2:3	And they comecame bringing untoto him a manparalytic sickcarried ofby thefour palsymen borne of four
2:4	And when they could not comeget nighnear unto him forbecause of the crowd they uncoveredremoved the roof whereabove hehim; was: and when they had brokenmade itan upopening they let down the bedpallet whereonon thewhich sick of the palsyparalytic lay
2:5	And when Jesus seeingsaw their faith saithhe untosaid to the sickparalytic ofMy theson palsyyour Son thy sins are forgiven
2:6	ButNow theresome were certain of the scribes were sitting there andquestioning reasoning in their hearts
2:7	Why dothdoes this man speak thus speakIt heis blasphemeth:blasphemy whoWho can forgive sins but oneGod evenalone God
2:8	And straightwayimmediately Jesus perceiving in his spirit that they sothus reasonedquestioned within themselves saithsaid untoto them Why reasondo yeyou thesequestion thingsthus in your hearts
2:9	Which is easier to say to the sickparalytic ofYour the palsy Thy sins are forgiven; or to say AriseRise and take up thyyour bedpallet and walk
2:10	But that yeyou may know that the Son of man hathhas authority on earth to forgive sins —he saithsaid to the sickparalytic— of the palsy
2:11	I say untoto theeyou Ariserise take up thyyour bedpallet and go untohome thy house
2:12	And he aroserose and straightwayimmediately took up the bedpallet and went forthout before them all; insomuchso that they were all amazed and glorified God saying We never saw itanything onlike this fashion
2:13	AndHe he went forthout again bybeside the sea side; and all the multitudecrowd resortedgathered untoabout him and he taught them
2:14	And as he passed byon he saw Levi the son of Alphaeus sitting at the placetax ofoffice toll and he saithsaid untoto him Follow me And he aroserose and followed him
2:15	And itas came to pass that he wassat sitting at meattable in his house and many publicanstax collectors and sinners satwere downsitting with Jesus and his disciples:; for there were many andwho they followed him
2:16	And the scribes of the Pharisees when they saw that he was eating with the sinners and publicanstax collectors said untoto his disciples HowWhy isdoes it that he eatetheat andwith drinkethtax withcollectors publicans and sinners
2:17	And when Jesus heard it he saithsaid untoto them TheyThose thatwho are wholewell have no need of a physician but theythose thatwho are sick:; I came not to call the righteous but sinners
2:18	AndNow Johns disciples and the Pharisees were fasting:; and theypeople comecame and saysaid untoto him Why do Johns disciples and the disciples of the Pharisees fast but thyyour disciples fastdo not fast
2:19	And Jesus said untoto them Can the sonswedding ofguests the bridechamber fast while the bridegroom is with them asAs long as they have the bridegroom with them they cannot fast
2:20	ButThe 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 piece of undressedunshrunk cloth on an old garment:; elseif thathe whichdoes shouldthe fillpatch ittears upaway taketh from it the new from the old and a worse renttear is made
2:22	And no manone puttethputs new wine into old wine skinswineskins; elseif he does the wine will burst the skins and the wine perishethis lost and so are the skins:; but they put new wine intois for fresh wine skins
2:23	AndOne itsabbath came to pass that he was going on the sabbath day through the grainfields; and as they made their way his disciples began as they went to pluck theheads earsof grain
2:24	And the Pharisees said untoto him BeholdLook why doare they ondoing thewhat sabbathis daynot thatlawful whichon isthe notsabbath lawful
2:25	And he said untoto them DidHave yeyou never read what David did when he hadwas in need and was hungry he and theythose thatwho were with him:
2:26	Howhow he entered into the house of God when AbiatharAbi′athar was high priest and ate the showbreadbread of the Presence which it is not lawful tofor eatany savebut for the priests to eat and also gave alsoit to themthose thatwho were with him
2:27	And he said untoto them The sabbath was made for man and not man for the sabbath:;
2:28	so that the Son of man is lord even of the sabbath
3:1	AndAgain he entered again into the synagogue; and there was a man was there who had hisa withered hand withered
3:2	And they watched him to see whether he would heal him on the sabbath day;so that they might accuse him
3:3	And he saithsaid untoto the man thatwho had histhe withered hand witheredCome Standhere forth
3:4	And he saithsaid untoto them Is it lawful on the sabbath day to do good or to do harm to save a life or to kill But they heldwere theirsilent peace
3:5	And when he had looked roundaround aboutat on them with anger being grieved at thetheir hardeninghardness of their heart heand saithsaid untoto the man Stretch forthout thyyour hand AndHe he stretched it forth;out and his hand was restored
3:6	AndThe the Pharisees went out and straightwayimmediately held counsel with the HerodiansHero′di tookans counsel against him how theyto might destroy him
3:7	And Jesus withdrew with his disciples withdrew to the sea: and a great multitude from Galilee followed; andalso from JudaeaJudea
3:8	and from Jerusalem and fromIdume′a Idumaea and from beyond the Jordan and from about Tyre and Sidon a great multitude hearing whatall greatthat things he did came untoto him
3:9	And he spaketold to his disciples thatto have a little boat shouldready waitfor on him because of the crowd lest they should throngcrush him:;
3:10	for he had healed many; insomuchso that asall manywho as had plaguesdiseases pressed upon him thatto they might touch him
3:11	And whenever the unclean spirits whensoever they beheld him they fell down before him and cried sayingout ThouYou artare the Son of God
3:12	And he chargedstrictly ordered them muchnot thatto they should not make him known
3:13	And he goethwent up intoon the mountain and callethcalled untoto him those whom he himself woulddesired; and they wentcame untoto him
3:14	And he appointed twelve thatto they might be with him and thatto hebe mightsent sendout them forth to preach
3:15	and to have authority to cast out demons:
3:16	and Simon whom he surnamed Peter;
3:17	and James the son of ZebedeeZeb′edee and John the brother of James; andwhom them he surnamed BoanergesBo whichaner′ges that is Sonssons of 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
3:19	and Judas Iscariot who also betrayed him AndThen he comethwent intohome; a house
3:20	Andand the multitudecrowd comethcame together again so that they could not soeven much as eat bread
3:21	And when his friendsfamily heard it they went out to layseize hold on him: for theypeople saidwere saying He is beside himself
3:22	And the scribes thatwho came down from Jerusalem said He hathis Beelzebubpossessed by Be el′zebul and Byby the prince of the demons casteth he casts out the demons
3:23	And he called them untoto him and said untoto them in parables How can Satan cast out Satan
3:24	AndIf 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 hathis coming to an end
3:27	But no one can enter intoa thestrong mans house of the strong man and spoilplunder his goods exceptunless he first bindbinds the strong man; and then indeed he willmay spoilplunder his house
3:28	VerilyTruly I say untoto you Allall their sins shallwill be forgiven unto the sons of men and theirwhatever blasphemies wherewith soever they shallutter; blaspheme:
3:29	but whosoeverwhoever shallblasphemes blaspheme against the Holy Spirit hath never has forgiveness but is guilty of an eternal sin:—
3:30	becausefor they had said He hathhas an unclean spirit
3:31	And there come his mother and his brethrenbrothers came; and standing withoutoutside they sent untoto him callingand called him
3:32	And a multitudecrowd was sitting about him; and they saysaid untoto him BeholdYour thy mother and thyyour brethrenbrothers withoutare seekoutside asking for theeyou
3:33	And he answerethreplied them and saith Who isare my mother and my brethrenbrothers
3:34	And looking roundaround on themthose thatwho sat round about him he saithsaid BeholdHere are my mother and my brethrenbrothers
3:35	ForWhoever whosoeverdoes shall do the will of God the same is my brother and sister and mother
4:1	AndAgain again he began to teach bybeside the sea side And therea isvery large crowd gathered untoabout him a very great multitude so that he enteredgot into a boat and sat in it on the sea; and all the multitudewhole werecrowd bywas beside the sea on the land
4:2	And he taught them many things in parables and said unto them in his teaching he said to them:
4:3	Hearken:Listen BeholdA the sower went forthout to sow:
4:4	andAnd it came to pass as he sowed some seed fell byalong the waypath side and the birds came and devoured it
4:5	AndOther otherseed fell on the rocky ground where it had not much earth;soil and straightwayimmediately it sprang up becausesince it had no deepnessdepth of earth:soil;
4:6	and when the sun wasrose risen it was scorched; and becausesince it had no root it withered away
4:7	AndOther otherseed fell among the thorns and the thorns grew up and choked it and it yielded no fruitgrain
4:8	And othersother seeds fell into the good groundsoil and yieldedbrought fruitforth grain growing up and increasing; and broughtyielding forth thirtyfold and sixtyfold and a hundredfold
4:9	And he said WhoHe hathwho has ears to hear let him hear
4:10	And when he was alone theythose thatwho were about him with the twelve asked of him concerning the parables
4:11	And he said untoto them UntoTo you ishas been given the mysterysecret of the kingdom of God: but untofor themthose thatoutside areeverything withoutis all things are done in parables:;
4:12	so that seeing they may indeed see andbut not perceive; and hearingmay theyindeed may hear andbut not understand; lest haply they should turn again and it should be forgiven them
4:13	And he saithsaid untoto them KnowDo yeyou not understand this parable andHow howthen shallwill yeyou knowunderstand all the parables
4:14	The sower sowethsows the word
4:15	And these are theythe byones along the waypath side where the word is sown; and when they havehear heardSatan straightwayimmediately comethcomes Satan and takethtakes away the word which hathis been sown in them
4:16	And these in like manner are theythe thatones are sown upon the rocky placesground who when they havehear heard the word straightwayimmediately receive it with joy;
4:17	and they have no root in themselves but endure for a while; then when tribulation or persecution arisetharises becauseon account of the word straightwayimmediately they stumblefall away
4:18	And others are theythe thatones are sown among the thorns; thesethey are theythose thatwho havehear heard the word
4:19	andbut the cares of the world and the deceitfulnessdelight ofin riches and the lustsdesire offor other things enteringenter in and choke the word and it becomethproves unfruitful
4:20	AndBut those are they that were sown upon the good ground;soil suchare asthe ones who hear the word and accept it and bear fruit thirtyfold and sixtyfold and a hundredfold
4:21	And he said untoto them Is thea lamp brought in to be put under thea bushel or under thea bed and not to be put on thea stand
4:22	For there is nothing hid saveexcept thatto itbe shouldmade be manifestedmanifest; neithernor wasis anything made secret butexcept thatto it should come to light
4:23	If any man hathhas ears to hear let him hear
4:24	And he said untoto them Take heed what yeyou hear:; withthe what measure yeyou metegive itwill shall be measuredthe untomeasure you; get and still more shallwill be given unto you
4:25	For heto thathim hathwho tohas himwill shallmore be given:; and hefrom thathim hathwho has not fromeven himwhat shallhe has will be taken away even that which he hath
4:26	And he said SoThe is the kingdom of God is as if a man should castscatter seed upon the earth;ground
4:27	and should sleep and rise night and day and the seed should springsprout up and grow he knowethknows not how
4:28	The earth bearethproduces fruit of herself;itself first the blade then the ear then the full grain in the ear
4:29	But when the fruitgrain is ripe straightwayat once he puttethputs forthin the sickle because the harvest ishas come
4:30	And he said HowWith shallwhat can we likencompare the kingdom of God or in what parable shall we setuse for it forth
4:31	It is like a grain of mustard seed which when it is sown upon the earthground thoughis itthe besmallest lessof than all the seeds thaton are upon the earth;
4:32	yet when it is sown growethit grows up and becomethbecomes greaterthe thangreatest of all theshrubs herbs and puttethputs outforth greatlarge branches; so that the birds of the heavenair can lodgemake undernests thein shadowits thereofshade
4:33	AndWith with many such parables spake he spoke the word untoto them as they were able to hear it;
4:34	andhe withoutdid anot parablespeak spaketo hethem notwithout untoa them:parable but privately to his own disciples he expoundedexplained all thingseverything
4:35	AndOn on that day when evenevening washad come he saithsaid untoto them Let us go overacross untoto the other side
4:36	And leaving the multitudecrowd they taketook him with them evenin the boat just as he was in the boat And other boats were with him
4:37	And there ariseth a great storm of wind arose and the waves beat into the boat insomuchso that the boat was nowalready filling
4:38	AndBut he himself was in the stern asleep on the cushion:; and they awakewoke him and saysaid untoto him Teacher carestdo thouyou not thatcare if we perish
4:39	And he awoke and rebuked the wind and said untoto the sea Peace beBe still And the wind ceased and there was a great calm
4:40	AndHe he said untoto them Why are yeyou fearfulafraid haveHave yeyou notno yet faith
4:41	And they fearedwere exceedinglyfilled with awe and said to one to another Who then is this that even the wind and the sea obey him
5:1	AndThey they came to the other side of the sea intoto the country of the GerasenesGer′asenes
5:2	And when he washad come out of the boat straightway there met him out of the tombs a man with an unclean spirit
5:3	who hadlived hisamong dwelling in the tombs:; and no manone could any more bind him noany notmore even with a chain;
5:4	becausefor that he had often been often bound with fetters and chains andbut the chains hadhe beenwrenched rentapart asunder by him and the fetters brokenhe broke in pieces:; and no manone had the strength to tamesubdue him
5:5	AndNight always night and day inamong the tombs and inon the mountains he was always crying out and cuttingbruising himself with stones
5:6	And when he saw Jesus from afar he ran and worshippedworshiped him;
5:7	and crying out with a loud voice he saithsaid What have Iyou to do with theeme Jesus thou Son of the Most High God I adjure theeyou by God do not torment me not
5:8	For he had said untoto him Come forth thou unclean spirit out of the man you unclean spirit
5:9	And heJesus asked him What is thyyour name AndHe hereplied saith unto him My name is Legion; for we are many
5:10	And he besoughtbegged him mucheagerly thatnot heto would not send them away out of the country
5:11	Now there was there on the mountain side a great herd of swine was feeding there on the hillside;
5:12	Andand they besoughtbegged him saying Send us intoto the swine thatlet weus may enter into them
5:13	AndSo he gave them leave And the unclean spirits came out and entered into the swine:; and the herd numbering about two thousand rushed down the steep bank into the sea in number about two thousand; and they were drowned in the sea
5:14	AndThe theyherdsmen that fed them fled and told it in the city and in the country And theypeople came to see what it was that had comehappened to pass
5:15	And they comecame to Jesus and beholdsaw himthe thatdemoniac wassitting possessedthere with demons sitting clothed and in his right mind eventhe himman thatwho had had the legion:; and they were afraid
5:16	And theythose thatwho sawhad itseen declared unto them how it befelltold himwhat thathad washappened possessedto withthe demonsdemoniac and concerningto the swine
5:17	And they began to beseechbeg himJesus to depart from their bordersneighborhood
5:18	And as he was enteringgetting into the boat hethe thatman who had been possessed with demons besoughtbegged him that he might be with him
5:19	AndBut he sufferedrefused himand notsaid butto saith unto him Go home to thyyour house unto thy friends and tell them how greatmuch things the Lord hathhas done for theeyou and how he has had mercy on theeyou
5:20	And he went hisaway way and began to publishproclaim in Decapolisthe Decap′olis how greatmuch things Jesus had done for him:; and all men marvelledmarveled
5:21	And when Jesus had crossed over again in the boat untoto the other side a great multitudecrowd was gathered untoabout him; and he was bybeside the sea
5:22	AndThen therecame cometh one of the rulers of the synagogue JairusJa′irus by name; and seeing him he fallethfell at his feet
5:23	and beseechethbesought him much saying My little daughter is at the point of death: ICome pray thee that thou come and lay thyyour hands on her so that she may be made wholewell and live
5:24	And he went with him; andAnd a great multitudecrowd followed him and they thronged about him
5:25	And there was a woman who had anhad issuea flow of blood for twelve years
5:26	and who had suffered manymuch thingsunder of many physicians and had spent all that she had and was nothingno betteredbetter but rather grew worse
5:27	havingShe had heard the thingsreports concerningabout Jesus and came up behind him in the crowd behind and touched his garment
5:28	For she said If I touch buteven his garments I shall be made wholewell
5:29	And straightwayimmediately the fountainhemorrhage of her blood was dried upceased; and she felt in her body that she was healed of her plaguedisease
5:30	And straightway Jesus perceiving in himself that the power proceeding from him had gone forth turnedfrom him immediately turned about in the crowd and said Who touched my garments
5:31	And his disciples said untoto him ThouYou seestsee the multitudecrowd throngingpressing theearound you and sayestyet thouyou say Who touched me
5:32	And he looked roundaround about to see herwho that had done thisit thing
5:33	But the woman fearing and trembling knowing what had been done to her came in fear and trembling and fell down before him and told him all the whole truth
5:34	And he said untoto her Daughter thyyour faith hathhas made theeyou wholewell; go in peace and be wholehealed of thyyour plaguedisease
5:35	While he yetwas spakestill theyspeaking comethere came from the rulerrulers ofhouse thesome synagogueswho housesaid sayingYour Thy daughter is dead: whyWhy troublesttrouble thou the Teacher any further
5:36	But Jesusignoring notwhat heedingthey thesaid wordJesus spokensaid saithto unto the ruler of the synagogue FearDo not fear only believe
5:37	And he sufferedallowed no manone to follow with him saveexcept Peter and James and John the brother of James
5:38	AndWhen they comecame to the house of the ruler of the synagogue; and he beholdethsaw a tumult and manypeople weeping and wailing greatlyloudly
5:39	And when he washad entered in he saithsaid untoto them Why do you make ye a tumult and weep theThe child is not dead but sleepethsleeping
5:40	And they laughed at him to scorn But he having put them all forthoutside takethand took the childs father of the child and her mother and themthose thatwho were with him and goethwent in where the child was
5:41	AndTaking takingher the child by the hand he saithsaid untoto her TalithaTal′itha cumicu′mi; which ismeans beingLittle interpretedgirl Damsel I say untoto theeyou Arisearise
5:42	And straightwayimmediately the damselgirl rosegot up and walked; for she was twelve years oldof Andage and they were amazedimmediately straightwayovercome with a great amazement
5:43	And he strictly charged them much that no manone should know this: and hetold commandedthem thatto somethinggive shouldher besomething given her to eat
6:1	AndHe he went outaway from thence;there and hecame comethto into his own country; and his disciples followfollowed him
6:2	And whenon the sabbath was come he began to teach in the synagogue:; and many hearingwho heard him were astonished saying WhenceWhere hathdid this man theseget thingsall andthis What is the wisdom that is given untoto thishim manWhat and what mean such mighty works are wrought by his hands
6:3	Is not this the carpenter the son of Mary and brother of James and Joses and Judas and Simon and are not his sisters here with us And they weretook offendedoffense inat him
6:4	And Jesus said untoto them A prophet is not without honor saveexcept in his own country and among his own kin and in his own house
6:5	And he could there do no mighty work savethere except that he laid his hands upon a few sick folkpeople and healed them
6:6	And he marvelledmarveled because of their unbelief And he went round about among the villages teaching
6:7	And he callethcalled untoto him the twelve and began to send them forthout by two andby two; and he gave them authority over the unclean spirits;
6:8	andHe he charged them thatto they should take nothing for their journey saveexcept a staff only; no bread no walletbag no money in their pursebelts;
6:9	but to gowear shod with sandals: and saidnot he put not on two coatstunics
6:10	And he said untoto them WheresoeverWhere yeyou enter into a house stay there abideuntil tillyou yeleave departthe thenceplace
6:11	And whatsoeverif any place shallwill not receive you and they refuse to hear you notwhen asyou yeleave go forth thence shake off the dust that is underon your feet for a testimony untoagainst them
6:12	AndSo they went out and preached that men should repent
6:14	AndKing king Herod heard thereofof it; for hisJesus name had become known: andSome he said John the Baptizerbaptizer ishas risenbeen raised from the dead; andthat thereforeis dowhy these powers are at work in him
6:15	But others said It is ElijahEli′jah And others said It is a prophet evenlike as one of the prophets of old
6:16	But Herod when heHerod heard thereofof it he said John whom I beheaded hehas isbeen risenraised
6:17	For Herod himself had sent forth and laidseized hold upon John and bound him in prison for the sake of HerodiasHero′di as his brother Philips wife; forbecause he had married her
6:18	For John said untoto Herod It is not lawful for theeyou to have thyyour brothers wife
6:19	And HerodiasHero′di setas herselfhad a grudge against him and desiredwanted to kill him; andBut she could not;
6:20	for Herod feared John knowing that he was a righteous and holy man and kept him safe AndWhen when he heard him he was much perplexed; and yet he heard him gladly
6:21	AndBut whenan aopportunity convenientcame daywhen was come that Herod on his birthday madegave a supperbanquet tofor his lordscourtiers and theofficers high captains and the chiefleading men of Galilee;
6:22	andFor when theHero′di as daughter of Herodias herself came in and danced she pleased Herod and themhis that sat at meat with himguests; and the king said untoto the damselgirl Ask of me whatsoeverfor thouwhatever wiltyou wish and I will givegrant it thee
6:23	And he swarevowed untoto her WhatsoeverWhatever thouyou shalt ask of me I will give ityou theeeven unto the half of my kingdom
6:24	And she went out and said untoto her mother What shall I ask And she said The head of John the Baptizerbaptizer
6:25	And she came in straightwayimmediately with haste untoto the king and asked saying I willwant thatyou thouto forthwith give me onat aonce platter the head of John the Baptist on a platter
6:26	And the king was exceedingexceedingly sorry; but forbecause the sake of his oaths and ofhis themguests thathe satdid atnot meatwant heto wouldbreak nothis rejectword to her
6:27	And straightwayimmediately the king sent forth a soldier of histhe guard and commandedgave orders to bring his head: andHe he went and beheaded him 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	AndWhen when his disciples heard thereofof it they came and took up his corpsebody and laid it in a tomb
6:30	AndThe the apostles gatherreturned themselvesto together unto Jesus; and they told him all thingsthat whatsoever they had done and whatsoever they had taught
6:31	And he saithsaid untoto them Come yeaway by yourselves apartto into a desertlonely place and rest a while For theremany were many coming and going and they had no leisure soeven much as to eat
6:32	And they went away in the boat to a desertlonely place apartby themselves
6:33	AndNow themany people saw them going and many knew them and they ran together there on foot from all the citiestowns and outwentgot there ahead of them
6:34	AndAs he camewent forthashore andhe saw a great multitudethrong and he had compassion on them because they were aslike sheep notwithout having a shepherd:; and he began to teach them many things
6:35	And when theit daygrew waslate now far spent his disciples came untoto him and said TheThis place is deserta lonely place and the dayhour is now far spentlate;
6:36	send them away thatto they may go into the country and villages round about and buy themselves somewhatsomething to eat
6:37	But he answered andthem saidYou untogive them Givesomething ye them to eat And they saysaid untoto him Shall we go and buy two hundred shillingsdenarii worth of bread and give it to them to eat
6:38	And he saithsaid untoto them How many loaves have yeyou goGo and see And when they knewhad found out they saysaid Five and two fishesfish
6:39	AndThen he commanded them that all shouldto sit down by companies upon the green grass
6:40	AndSo they sat down in ranksgroups by hundreds and by fifties
6:41	And hetaking took the five loaves and the two fishesfish andhe lookinglooked up to heaven heand blessed and brakebroke the loaves; and he gave them to the disciples to set before themthe people; and he divided the two fishesfish divided he among them all
6:42	And they all ate and were filledsatisfied
6:43	And they took up twelve baskets full of broken pieces twelve basketfuls and also of the fishesfish
6:44	And theythose thatwho ate the loaves were five thousand men
6:45	AndImmediately straightway he constrainedmade his disciples toget enter into the boat and to go before him untoto the other side to BethsaidaBeth sa′ida while he himselfdismissed sendeth the multitudecrowd away
6:46	And after he had taken leave of them he departedwent intoup on the mountain to pray
6:47	And when evenevening wascame come the boat was inout theon midst of the sea and he was alone on the land
6:48	And seeinghe themsaw distressedthat inthey rowingwere making headway painfully for the wind was contraryagainst unto them And about the fourth watch of the night he comethcame untoto them walking on the sea; andHe hemeant wouldto havepass passed by them:
6:49	but they when they saw him walking on the sea supposedthey thatthought it was a ghost and cried out;
6:50	for they all saw him and were troubledterrified But immediately he straightwayspoke spaketo with them and saithsaid untoTake themheart Be of good cheer: it is I; behave notno afraidfear
6:51	And he wentgot up unto them into the boat; with them and the wind ceased: andAnd they were soreutterly amazedastounded in themselves;
6:52	for they understooddid not concerningunderstand about the loaves but their hearthearts waswere hardened
6:53	And when they had crossed over they came to the land untoat GennesaretGennes′aret and moored to the shore
6:54	And when they weregot come out of the boat straightwayimmediately the people knewrecognized him
6:55	and ran round about thatthe whole regionneighborhood and began to carrybring aboutsick people on their bedspallets thoseto thatany wereplace sick where they heard he was
6:56	And wheresoeverwherever he enteredcame intoin villages or into cities or into the country they laid the sick in the marketplacesmarket places and besought him that they might touch ifeven it were but the borderfringe of his garment:; and as many as touched himit were made wholewell
7:1	AndNow therewhen arethe Pharisees gathered together untoto him thewith Phariseessome and certain of the scribes who had come from Jerusalem
7:2	andthey hadsaw seen that some of his disciples ate theirwith breadhands with defiled that is unwashenunwashed hands
7:3	For the Pharisees and all the Jews exceptdo not eat unless they wash their hands diligentlyobserving eat not holding the tradition of the elders;
7:4	and when they come from the marketplacemarket exceptplace they bathedo themselvesnot eat unless they eatpurify notthemselves; and there are many other thingstraditions there are which they haveobserve receivedthe towashing hold washings of cups and pots and brasen vessels of bronze
7:5	And the Pharisees and the scribes askasked him Why walkdo your disciples not thylive disciples according to the tradition of the elders but eat theirwith breadhands with defiled hands
7:6	And he said untoto them Well did Isaiah prophesy of you hypocrites as it is written This people honorethhonors me with their lips Butbut their heart is far from me;
7:7	But in vain do they worship me Teachingteaching as their doctrines the precepts of men
7:8	YeYou leave the commandment of God and hold fast the tradition of men
7:9	And he said untoto them FullYou wellhave doa yefine rejectway of rejecting 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 surely die; the death:
7:11	but yeyou say If a man shalltells say to his father or his mother ThatWhat wherewithyou thouwould mightest have beengained profitedfrom by me is Corban that is togiven say Given to God;—
7:12	yethen you no longer sufferpermit him to do aughtanything for his father or his mother;
7:13	thus making void the word of God bythrough your tradition which yeyou havehand delivered:on andAnd many such like things yeyou do
7:14	And he called the people to him the multitude again and said untoto them Hear me all of you and understand:
7:15	there is nothing fromoutside withouta the man thatwhich by going into him can defile him; but the things which proceedcome out of thea man are thosewhat that defile thehim man
7:17	And when he washad entered into the house fromand left the multitudepeople his disciples asked of him about the parable
7:18	And he saithsaid untoto them AreThen yeare soyou also without understanding alsoDo Perceiveyou ye not see that whatsoeverwhatever fromgoes without goeth into thea man itfrom outside cannot defile him;
7:19	becausesince it goethenters not into his heart but into his bellystomach and goethso outpasses intoon theThus draught This he saiddeclared making all meatsfoods clean
7:20	And he said ThatWhat whichcomes proceedeth out of thea man thatis defilethwhat thedefiles a man
7:21	For from within out of the heart of menman come evil thoughts proceedfornication fornicationstheft theftsmurder murdersadultery adulteries
7:22	covetingscoveting wickednesseswickedness deceit lasciviousnesslicentiousness anenvy evilslander eye railing pride foolishness:
7:23	allAll these evil things proceedcome from within and they defile thea man
7:24	And from thencethere he arose and went away intoto the bordersregion of Tyre and Sidon And he entered into a house and would not have noany manone know it; andyet he could not be hid
7:25	But straightwayimmediately a woman whose little daughter hadwas possessed by an unclean spirit having heard of him and came and fell down at his feet
7:26	Now the woman was a Greek a SyrophoenicianSyrophoeni′cian by racebirth And she besoughtbegged him thatto he would cast forth the demon out of her daughter
7:27	And he said untoto her Let the children first be filled:fed for it is not meetright to take the childrens bread and castthrow it to the dogs
7:28	But she answered and saith unto him YeaYes Lord; yet even the dogs under the table eat of the childrens crumbs
7:29	And he said untoto her For this saying you may go thyyour way; the demon ishas goneleft outyour of thy daughter
7:30	And she went awayhome unto her house and found the child laidlying uponin the bed and the demon gone out
7:31	AndThen again he wentreturned out from the bordersregion of Tyre and camewent through Sidon untoto the seaSea of Galilee through the midstregion of the bordersDecap′olis of Decapolis
7:32	And they bringbrought untoto him onea thatman who was deaf and had an impediment in his speech; and they beseechbesought him to lay his hand upon him
7:33	And hetaking took him aside from the multitude privately andhe put his fingers into his ears and he spat and touched his tongue;
7:34	and looking up to heaven he sighed and saithsaid untoto him EphphathaEph′phatha that is Be opened
7:35	And his ears were opened and the bond of his tongue was loosedreleased and he spakespoke plainplainly
7:36	And he charged them thatto they should tell no man:one; but the more he charged them so much the more azealously great deal they publishedproclaimed it
7:37	And they were astonished beyond measure astonished saying He hathhas done all things well; he maketh even makes the deaf to hear and the dumb to speak
8:1	In those days when there was again a great multitudecrowd had gathered and they had nothing to eat he called unto him his disciples to him and saithsaid untoto them
8:2	I have compassion on the multitudecrowd because they continuehave been with me now three days and have nothing to eat:;
8:3	and if I send them away fastinghungry to their homehomes they will faint on the way; and some of them arehave come froma farlong way
8:4	And his disciples answered him WhenceHow shallcan one befeed able to fill these men with bread here in athe desert place
8:5	And he asked them How many loaves have yeyou AndThey they said Seven
8:6	And he commandethcommanded the multitudecrowd to sit down on the ground:; and he took the seven loaves and having given thanks he brakebroke them and gave them to his disciples to set before themthe people; and they set them before the multitudecrowd
8:7	And they had a few small fishes:fish; and having blessed them he commanded tothat set these also should be set before them
8:8	And they ate and were filled:satisfied; and they took up ofthe broken pieces thatleft remained over seven baskets full
8:9	And theythere were about four thousand: andpeople he sent them away
8:10	And straightwayhe sent them away; and immediately he enteredgot into the boat with his disciples and camewent intoto the partsdistrict of DalmanuthaDalmanu′tha
8:11	AndThe the Pharisees came forth and began to questionargue with him seeking offrom him a sign from heaven tryingto test him
8:12	And he sighed deeply in his spirit and saithsaid Why dothdoes this generation seek a sign verilyTruly I say untoto you There shall no sign shall be given untoto this generation
8:13	And he left them and againgetting entering into the boat again he departed to the other side
8:14	AndNow they forgothad forgotten to takebring bread; and they had notonly inone theloaf boat with them morein thanthe oneboat loaf
8:15	And he chargedcautioned them saying Take heed beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and the leaven of Herod
8:16	And they reasoneddiscussed oneit with one another saying We have no bread
8:17	And Jesusbeing perceivingaware of it saithJesus untosaid to them Why reasondo yeyou becausediscuss yethe fact that you have no bread doDo yeyou not yet perceive neitheror understand haveAre ye your hearthearts hardened
8:18	Having eyes seedo yeyou not see and having ears heardo yeyou not andhear And do yeyou not remember
8:19	When I brakebroke the five loaves amongfor the five thousand how many baskets full of broken pieces tookdid yeyou take up They saysaid untoto him Twelve
8:20	And when the seven amongfor the four thousand how many basketfulsbaskets full of broken pieces tookdid yeyou take up And they saysaid untoto him Seven
8:21	And he said untoto them Do yeyou not yet understand
8:22	And they comecame untoto BethsaidaBeth sa′ida And theysome bringpeople brought to him a blind man and beseechbegged him to touch him
8:23	And he took hold of the blind man by the hand and broughtled him out of the village; and when he had spit on his eyes and laid his hands upon him he asked him SeestDo thouyou aughtsee anything
8:24	And he looked up and said I see men; forbut Ithey beholdlook themlike as trees walking
8:25	Then again he laid his hands upon his eyes; and he looked stedfastlyintently and was restored and saw alleverything things clearly
8:26	And he sent him away to his home saying Do not even enter into the village
8:27	And Jesus went forthon andwith his disciples intoto the villages of CaesareaCaesare′a Philippi:; and on the way he asked his disciples saying unto them Who do men say that I am
8:28	And they told him saying John the Baptist; and others Elijahsay Eli′jah; butand others Oneone of the prophets
8:29	And he asked them But who do you say ye that I am Peter answerethanswered and saith unto him ThouYou artare the Christ
8:30	And he charged them thatto they should tell no manone ofabout him
8:32	And he spakesaid thethis sayingplainly openly And Peter took him and began to rebuke him
8:33	But he turning about and seeing his disciples he rebuked Peter and saithsaid Get thee behind me Satan; forFor thouyou mindestare not on the thingsside of God but the things of men
8:34	And he called untoto him the multitude with his disciples and said untoto them If any man would come after me let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me
8:35	For whosoeverwhoever would save his life shallwill lose it; and whosoeverwhoever shallloses lose his life for my sake and the gospels shallwill save it
8:36	For what dothdoes it profit a man to gain the whole world and forfeit his life
8:37	For what shouldcan a man give in exchangereturn for his life
8:38	For whosoeverwhoever shallis be ashamed of me and of my words in this adulterous and sinful generation of him will the Son of man also shall be ashamed of him when he comethcomes in the glory of his Father with the holy angels
9:1	And he said untoto them VerilyTruly I say untoto you Therethere are some standing here of them that stand by who shallwill innot no wise taste of death tillbefore they see that the kingdom of God has come with power
9:2	And after six days Jesus takethtook with him Peter and James and John and bringethled them up into a high mountain apart by themselves:; and he was transfigured before them;
9:3	and his garments became glisteringglistening exceedingintensely white so as no fuller on earth cancould whitenbleach them
9:4	And there appeared untoto them ElijahEli′jah with Moses:; and they were talking withto Jesus
9:5	And Peter answerethsaid and saith to Jesus RabbiMaster it is goodwell forthat uswe toare be here:; and let us make three tabernacles;booths one for theeyou and one for Moses and one for ElijahEli′jah
9:6	For he knewdid not know what to answer;say for they becamewere soreexceedingly afraid
9:7	And there came a cloud overshadowingovershadowed them: and there came a voice came out of the cloud This is my beloved Son:; hearlisten yeto him
9:8	And suddenly looking roundaround about they no longer saw noany one anywith morethem savebut Jesus only with themselves
9:9	And as they were coming down from the mountain he charged them thatto they should tell no manone what things they had seen saveuntil when the Son of man should have risen again from the dead
9:10	AndSo they kept the sayingmatter questioningto among themselves questioning what the rising again from the dead shouldmeant mean
9:11	And they asked him sayingWhy Howdo is it that the scribes say that Elijahfirst Eli′jah must first come
9:12	And he said untoto them ElijahEli′jah indeeddoes comethcome first andto restorethrestore all things:; and how is it written of the Son of man that he should suffer many things and be settreated atwith noughtcontempt
9:13	But I saytell unto you that ElijahEli′jah ishas come and they havedid alsoto done unto him whatsoeverwhatever they wouldpleased even as it is written of him
9:14	And when they came to the disciples they saw a great multitudecrowd about them and scribes questioningarguing with them
9:15	And straightwayimmediately all the multitudecrowd when they saw him were greatly amazed and runningran up to him salutedand greeted him
9:16	And he asked them What questionare yeyou discussing with them
9:17	And one of the multitudecrowd answered him Teacher I brought unto thee my son whoto hathyou for he has a dumb spirit;
9:18	and wheresoeverwherever it takethseizes him it dashethdashes him down:; and he foamethfoams and grindethgrinds his teeth and pinethbecomes away:rigid; and I spakeasked toyour thy disciples thatto they should cast it out; and they were not able
9:19	And he answerethanswered them and saith O faithless generation how long shallam I to be with you howHow long shallam I to bear with you bringBring him untoto me
9:20	And they brought himthe untoboy to him:; and when hethe spirit saw him straightwayimmediately theit spiritconvulsed tarethe himboy grievously; and he fell on the ground and wallowedrolled about foaming at the mouth
9:21	And heJesus asked his father How long timehas ishe ithad since this hath come unto him And he said From achildhood child
9:22	And oftit timeshas itoften hath cast him both into the fire and into the waterswater to destroy him:; but if thouyou canstcan do anything have 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 father of the child cried out and said I believe; help thoumy mine unbelief
9:25	And when Jesus saw that a multitudecrowd came running together he rebuked the unclean spirit saying untoto himit ThouYou dumb and deaf spirit I command theeyou come out of him and never enter nohim moreagain into him
9:26	And havingafter criedcrying out and tornconvulsing him muchterribly heit came out: and the boy becamewas aslike onea deadcorpse; insomuchso that themost moreof partthem said He is dead
9:27	But Jesus took him by the hand and raisedlifted him up; and he arose
9:28	And when he washad comeentered into the house his disciples asked him privately HowWhy iscould it that we could not cast it out
9:29	And he said untoto them This kind cancannot comebe driven out by nothinganything savebut by prayer
9:30	AndThey they went forthon from thencethere and passed through Galilee; andAnd he would not thathave any manone should know it;
9:31	Forfor he taughtwas teaching his disciples andsaying saidto unto them The Son of man iswill be delivered up into the hands of men and they shallwill kill him; and when he is killed after three days he shallwill rise again
9:32	But they understooddid not understand the saying and they were afraid to ask him
9:33	And they came to Capernaum:Caper′na um; and when he was in the house he asked them What were yeyou reasoningdiscussing on the way
9:34	But they heldwere theirsilent; peace: for on the way they had disputeddiscussed with one with another on the way who was the greatest
9:35	And he sat down and called the twelve; and he saithsaid untoto them If any manone would be first he shallmust be last of all and servant of all
9:36	And he took a little child and setput him in the midst of them:; and taking him in his arms he said untoto them
9:37	WhosoeverWhoever shallreceives receive one of such littlechild children in my name receivethreceives me:; and whosoeverwhoever receivethreceives me receivethreceives not me but him thatwho sent me
9:38	John said untoto him Teacher we saw onea man casting out demons in thyyour name; and we forbade him because he followedwas not following us
9:39	But Jesus said ForbidDo him not: forforbid therehim; isfor no manone who shalldoes do a mighty work in my name andwill be able quicklysoon after to speak evil of me
9:41	For whosoevertruly shallI givesay to you whoever gives you a cup of water to drink because yeyou arebear Christsthe verilyname Iof sayChrist untowill youby he shall in no wisemeans lose his reward
9:42	AndWhoever whosoevercauses shall cause one of these little ones thatwho believe onin me to stumblesin it werewould be better for him if a great millstone were hangedhung aboutround his neck and he were castthrown into the sea
9:43	And if thyyour hand causecauses theeyou to stumblesin cut it off:; it is goodbetter for theeyou to enter into life maimed rather than havingwith thy two hands to go intoto hell intoto the unquenchable fire
9:45	And if thyyour foot causecauses theeyou to stumblesin cut it off:; it is goodbetter for theeyou to enter into life haltlame rather than havingwith thy two feet to be castthrown into hell
9:47	And if thineyour eye causecauses theeyou to stumblesin castpluck it out:; it is goodbetter for theeyou to enter into the kingdom of God with one eye rather than havingwith two eyes to be castthrown into hell;
9:48	where their worm diethdoes not die and the fire is not quenched
9:49	For every one shallwill be salted with fire
9:50	Salt is good:; but if the salt havehas lost its saltness wherewithhow will yeyou season it Have salt in yourselves and be at peace with one with another
10:1	And he aroseleft fromthere thence and comethwent intoto the bordersregion of JudaeaJudea and beyond the Jordan: and multitudescrowds comegathered togetherto unto him again; and again as hehis custom was wont he taught them again
10:2	And therePharisees came untoup himand Phariseesin andorder askedto test him asked Is it lawful for a man to putdivorce away his wife trying him
10:3	AndHe he answered and said unto them What did Moses command you
10:4	AndThey they said Moses sufferedallowed a man to write a billcertificate of divorcementdivorce and to put her away
10:5	But Jesus said untoto them For 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 causereason shall a man shall leave his father and mother and shallbe cleavejoined to his wife;
10:8	and the two shall become one flesh: soSo that they are no morelonger two but one flesh
10:9	What therefore God hathhas joined together let not man put asunder
10:10	And in the house the disciples asked him again ofabout this matter
10:11	And he saithsaid untoto them WhosoeverWhoever shalldivorces put away his wife and marrymarries another committethcommits adultery against her:;
10:12	and if she herselfdivorces shall put away her husband and marrymarries another she committethcommits adultery
10:13	And they were bringing untochildren to him little children that he shouldmight touch them:; and the disciples rebuked them
10:14	But when Jesus saw it he was movedindignant with indignation and said untoto them SufferLet the little children to come untoto me; forbiddo not hinder them; not: for to such belongethbelongs the kingdom of God
10:15	VerilyTruly I say untoto you Whosoeverwhoever shalldoes not receive the kingdom of God aslike a little child he shall innot no wise enter thereinit
10:17	And as he was goingsetting forthout intoon thehis wayjourney therea man ran oneup to him and kneeledknelt tobefore him and asked him Good Teacher what shallmust I do thatto I may inherit eternal life
10:18	And Jesus said untoto him Why callestdo thouyou call me good noneNo one is good savebut oneGod evenalone God
10:19	ThouYou knowestknow the commandments: Do not kill 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 him Teacher all these thingsI have I observed from my youth
10:21	And Jesus looking upon him loved him and said untoto him OneYou thinglack thouone lackest:thing; go sell whatsoeverwhat thouyou hasthave and give to the poor and thouyou shaltwill have treasure in heaven:; and come follow me
10:22	ButAt that saying his countenance fell at the saying and he went away sorrowful:; for he was one that had great possessions
10:23	And Jesus looked roundaround about and saithsaid untoto his disciples How hardlyhard shallit theywill thatbe for those who have riches to enter into the kingdom of God
10:24	And the disciples were amazed at his words But Jesus answerethsaid againto andthem saithagain unto 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 exceedingly astonished exceedinglyand sayingsaid untoto him Then who can be saved
10:27	Jesus lookinglooked uponat them saithand said With men it is impossible but not with God:; for all things are possible with God
10:28	Peter began to say untoto him Lo we have left alleverything and have followed theeyou
10:29	Jesus said VerilyTruly I say untoto you Therethere is no manone thatwho hathhas left house or brethrenbrothers or sisters or mother or father or children or lands for my sake and for the gospelsgospel sake
10:30	butwho hewill shallnot receive a hundredfold now in this time houses and brethrenbrothers and sisters and mothers and children and lands with persecutions; and in the worldage to come eternal life
10:31	But many that 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 beforeahead of them:; and they were amazed; and theythose thatwho followed were afraid And hetaking took again the twelve andagain he began to tell them thewhat thingswas that were to happen untoto him
10:33	saying Behold we goare going up to Jerusalem; and the Son of man shallwill be delivered untoto the chief priests and the scribes; and they shallwill condemn him to death and shall deliver him untoto the Gentiles:;
10:34	and they shallwill mock him and shall spit upon him and shall scourge him and shall kill him; and after three days he shallwill rise again
10:35	And there come near unto him James and John the sons of ZebedeeZeb′edee sayingcame untoforward to him and said to him Teacher we wouldwant thatyou thouto shouldest do for us whatsoeverwhatever we shall ask of theeyou
10:36	And he said untoto them What woulddo yeyou thatwant Ime shouldto do for you
10:37	And they said untoto him Grant unto us thatto we may sit one onat thyyour right hand and one onat thyyour left hand in thyyour glory
10:38	But Jesus said untoto them YeYou knowdo not know what yeyou askare asking 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 him We are able And Jesus said untoto them The cup that I drink yeyou shallwill drink; and with the baptism thatwith which I am baptized withalyou shallwill ye be baptized:;
10:40	but to sit onat my right hand or onat my left hand is not mine to give;grant but it is for themthose for whom it hathhas been prepared
10:41	And when the ten heard it they began to be movedindignant withat indignation concerning James and John
10:42	And Jesus called them to him and saithsaid untoto them YeYou know that theythose who are accountedsupposed to rule over the Gentiles lord it over them; and their great onesmen exercise authority over them
10:43	But it isshall not be so among you:; but whosoeverwhoever would becomebe great among you shallmust be your minister;servant
10:44	and whosoeverwhoever would be first among you shallmust be servantslave of all
10:45	For the Son of man also came not to be ministeredserved unto but to ministerserve and to give his life as a ransom for many
10:46	And they comecame to Jericho:; and as he wentwas outleaving from Jericho with his disciples and a great multitude theBartimae′us sona ofblind Timaeusbeggar Bartimaeusthe ason blindof beggarTimae′us was sitting by the wayroadside side
10:47	And when he heard that it was Jesus theof NazareneNazareth he began to cry out and say Jesus thouSon son of David have mercy on me
10:48	And many rebuked him thattelling hehim shouldto holdbe hissilent; peace: but he cried out all the more aSon great deal Thou son of David have mercy on me
10:49	And Jesus stoodstopped still and said Call ye him And they callcalled the blind man saying untoto him BeTake ofheart; good cheer: rise he callethis theecalling you
10:50	And hethrowing castingoff away his garmentmantle he sprang up and came to Jesus
10:51	And Jesus answeredsaid to him and said What wiltdo thouyou thatwant Ime shouldto do untofor theeyou And the blind man said untoto him RabboniMaster thatlet Ime may receive my sight
10:52	And Jesus said untoto him Go thyyour way; thyyour faith hathhas made theeyou wholewell And straightwayimmediately he received his sight and followed him inon the way
11:1	And when they drawdrew nighnear untoto Jerusalem untoto BethphageBeth′phage and Bethany at the mountMount of Olives he sendethsent two of his 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 whereonon which no manone has ever yet sat; looseuntie himit and bring himit
11:3	AndIf if any one saysays untoto you Why doare yeyou doing this say ye The Lord hathhas need of him;it and straightway he will send himit back hitherhere immediately
11:4	And they went away and found a colt tied at the door withoutout in the open street; and they looseuntied himit
11:5	And certainthose ofwho them that stood there said untoto them What doare yeyou loosingdoing untying the colt
11:6	And they saidtold unto them evenwhat as Jesus had said:; and they let them go
11:7	And they bringbrought the colt untoto Jesus and castthrew ontheir himgarments theiron garmentsit; and he sat upon himit
11:8	And many spread their garments uponon 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 cried out Hosanna; Blessed is he thatwho comethcomes in the name of the Lord:
11:10	Blessed is the kingdom that cometh the kingdom of our father David: that is coming Hosanna in the highest
11:11	And he entered into Jerusalem and went into the temple; and when he had looked round aboutat uponeverything allas things it beingwas nowalready eventidelate he went out untoto Bethany with the twelve
11:12	AndOn on the morrowfollowing day when they werecame come out from Bethany he hungeredwas hungry
11:13	And seeing in the distance a fig tree afarin offleaf havinghe leaveswent heto camesee if haply he mightcould find anything thereon:on andit whenWhen he came to it he found nothing but leaves; for it was not the season offor figs
11:14	And he answered and said untoto it NoMay manno one ever eat fruit from theeyou henceforwardagain for ever And his disciples heard it
11:15	And they comecame to Jerusalem: andAnd he entered into the temple and began to castdrive out themthose thatwho sold and themthose thatwho bought in the temple and overthrewhe overturned the tables of the money changers and the seats of themthose thatwho sold the dovespigeons;
11:16	and he would not sufferallow that any manone shouldto carry aanything vessel through the temple
11:17	And he taught and said 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 den of robbers
11:18	And the chief priests and the scribes heard it and sought howa theyway mightto destroy him:; for they feared him forbecause all the multitude was astonished at his teaching
11:19	And everywhen evening hecame they went forth out of the city
11:20	AndAs as they passed by in the morning they saw the fig tree withered away fromto theits roots
11:21	And Peter callingremembered toand remembrancesaid saithto unto him RabbiMaster beholdlook theThe fig tree which thouyou cursedstcursed ishas withered away
11:22	And Jesus answeringanswered saith unto 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 comethwill come to pass; heit shallwill havebe itdone for him
11:24	Therefore I saytell unto you Allwhatever thingsyou whatsoeverask yein prayprayer and ask for believe that yeyou receivehave themreceived it and yeit shallwill havebe themyours
11:25	And whensoeverwhenever yeyou stand praying forgive if yeyou have aughtanything against any one; so that your Father also who is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses
11:27	And they comecame again to Jerusalem: andAnd as he was walking in the temple there come to him the chief priests and the scribes and the elders; came to him
11:28	and they said untoto him By what authority doestare thouyou doing these things or who gave theeyou this authority to do thesethem things
11:29	And Jesus said untoto them I will ask of you onea question; and answer me and 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 me
11:31	And they reasonedargued with themselvesone sayinganother If we shall say From heaven; he will say Why then did yeyou not believe him
11:32	But shouldshall we say From men—they fearedwere afraid of the people: for all verily held that John towas be a real prophet
11:33	AndSo they answered Jesus andWe saydo Wenot know not And Jesus saithsaid untoto them Neither tellwill I tell you by what authority I do these things
12:1	And he began to speak untoto them in parables A man planted a vineyard and set a hedge aboutaround it and diggeddug a pit for the winepresswine press and built a tower and let it out to husbandmentenants and went into another country
12:2	AndWhen at the seasontime came he sent to the husbandmen a servant thatto hethe mighttenants receiveto get from thethem husbandmensome of the fruitsfruit of the vineyard
12:3	And they took him and beat him and sent him away empty handed
12:4	AndAgain again he sent untoto them another servant; and him they wounded him in the head and handledtreated him shamefully
12:5	And he sent another; and him they killed:; and so with many others; beating some they beat and killing some they killed
12:6	He had yetstill one other a beloved son:; finally he sent him lastto unto them saying They will reverencerespect my son
12:7	But those husbandmentenants 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 cast him forth out of the vineyard
12:9	What therefore will the lordowner of the vineyard do heHe will come and destroy the husbandmentenants and will give the vineyard untoto others
12:10	Have yeyou not read even this scripture: The very stone which the builders rejected Thehas samebecome was made the head of the corner;
12:11	Thisthis was from the LordLords Anddoing and it is marvellousmarvelous in our eyes
12:12	And they soughttried to layarrest hold on him; andbut they feared the multitude; for they perceived that he spakehad told the parable against them:; andso they left him and went away
12:13	And they sendsent untoto him certainsome of the Pharisees and some of the HerodiansHero′di thatans theyto mightentrap catch him in his talk
12:14	And when they werecame comeand theysaid sayto unto him Teacher we know that thouyou artare true and carestcare not for anyno oneman; for thouyou regardestdo not regard the personposition of men but oftruly ateach truth teachest the way of God: Is it lawful to givepay tributetaxes untoto Caesar or not
12:15	ShallShould we givepay them or shallshould we not give But he knowing their hypocrisy he said untoto them Why makeput yeme trialto ofthe metest bringBring me a denariuscoin thatand Ilet mayme seelook at it
12:16	And they brought itone And he saithsaid untoto them Whose islikeness thisand imageinscription andis superscriptionthis AndThey they said untoto him 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 him
12:18	And thereSad′ducees comecame untoto him Sadducees who say that there is no resurrection; and they asked him a question saying
12:19	Teacher Moses wrote untofor us Ifthat if a mans brother diedies and leaveleaves a wife behindbut himleaves and leave no child thatthe hisman brothermust should take histhe wife and raise up seedchildren untofor his brother
12:20	There were seven brethren:brothers; and the first took a wife and dyingwhen he died left no seedchildren;
12:21	and the second took her and died leaving no seed behind himchildren; and the third likewise:;
12:22	and the seven left no seedchildren Last of all the woman also died
12:23	In the resurrection whose wife shallwill she be ofFor them for the seven had her toas wife
12:24	Jesus said untoto them Is it not for this causewhy thatyou yeare errwrong that yeyou know notneither the scriptures nor 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	ButAnd as touchingfor the dead thatbeing they are raised; have yeyou not read in the book of Moses in the placepassage concerningabout the Bushbush how God spakesaid 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 greatlyquite errwrong
12:28	And one of the scribes came up and heard them questioningdisputing togetherwith one another and knowingseeing that he had answered them well asked him WhatWhich commandment is the first of all
12:29	Jesus answered The first is Hear O Israel;: The Lord our God the Lord is one:;
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 him OfYou aare truthright Teacher; thouyou hasthave welltruly said that he is one; and there is noneno other but he:;
12:33	and to love him with all the heart and with all the understanding and with all the strength and to love hisones neighbor as himselfoneself is much more than all whole burnt offerings and sacrifices
12:34	And when Jesus saw that he answered discreetlywisely he said untoto him ThouYou artare not far from the kingdom of God And after that no manone afterdared thatto durst ask him any question
12:35	And Jesus answered and said as heJesus taught in the temple he said How saycan the scribes say that the Christ is the son of David
12:36	David himself saidinspired inby the Holy Spirit declared The Lord said untoto my Lord Sit thouat on my right hand Tilltill I makeput thinethy enemies theunder footstool of thy feet
12:37	David himself callethcalls him Lord; andso whencehow is he his son And the commongreat peoplethrong heard him gladly
12:38	And in his teaching he said Beware of the scribes who desirelike to walkgo about in long robes and to have salutations in the marketplacesmarket places
12:39	and chiefthe best seats in the synagogues and chiefthe places of honor at feasts:
12:40	theywho that devour widows houses and for a pretencepretense make long prayers; theseThey shallwill receive the greater condemnation
12:41	And he sat down overopposite against the treasury and beheldwatched how the multitude castputting money into the treasury: andMany manyrich thatpeople wereput richin castlarge insums much
12:42	And there came a poor widow came and sheput cast in two mitescopper coins which make a farthingpenny
12:43	And he called unto him his disciples to him and said untoto them VerilyTruly I say untoto you Thisthis poor widow casthas put in more than all theythose thatwho are castingcontributing intoto the treasury:
12:44	forFor they all didcontributed castout in of their superfluityabundance; but she out of her wantpoverty didhas castput in alleverything that she had evenher allwhole her living
13:1	And as he wentcame forth out of the temple one of his disciples saithsaid untoto him Look Teacher behold what mannerwonderful of stones and what mannerwonderful of buildings
13:2	And Jesus said untoto him SeestDo thouyou see these great buildings thereThere shallwill not be left here one stone upon another whichthat shallwill not be thrown down
13:3	And as he sat on the mountMount of Olives overopposite against the temple Peter and James and John and Andrew asked him privately
13:4	Tell us when shallwill thesethis things be and what shallwill be the sign when these things are all about to be accomplished
13:5	And Jesus began to say untoto them Take heed that no manone leadleads you astray
13:6	Many shallwill come in my name saying I am he; and shallthey will lead many astray
13:7	And when yeyou shall hear of wars and rumors of wars bedo not troubled:be thesealarmed; thingsthis must needstake comeplace to pass; but the end is not yet
13:8	For nation shallwill rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom; there shallwill be earthquakes in diversvarious places; there shallwill be famines:; thesethis thingsis arebut the beginning of travailthe birth pangs
13:9	But take ye heed to yourselves:; for they shallwill deliver you up to councils; and inyou synagogueswill shallbe yebeaten bein beatensynagogues; and you will stand before governors and kings shall ye stand for my sake forto abear testimony untobefore them
13:10	And the gospel must first be preached untoto all the nations
13:11	And when they leadbring you to judgmenttrial and deliver you up bedo not be anxious beforehand 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 the Holy Spirit
13:12	And brother shallwill deliver up brother to death and the father his child; and children shallwill rise up against parents and causehave them to be put to death;
13:13	Andand yeyou shallwill be hated ofby all men for my names sake: butBut he thatwho endurethendures to the end thewill same shall be saved
13:14	But when yeyou see the abominationdesolating ofsacrilege desolationset standingup where heit ought not to be let himthe thatreader readeth understand then let themthose thatwho are in JudaeaJudea flee untoto the mountains:;
13:15	and let him thatwho is on the housetop not go down nor enter inhis house to take anything outaway; of his house:
13:16	and let him thatwho is in the field not returnturn back to take his cloakmantle
13:17	ButAnd woealas untofor themthose thatwho are with child and tofor themthose thatwho give suck in those days
13:18	AndPray pray ye that it bemay not happen in the winter
13:19	For in those days shallthere will be such tribulation such as therehas hath not been the like from the beginning of the creation which God created until now and never shallwill be
13:20	And exceptif the Lord had not shortened the days no fleshhuman being would havebe been saved; but for the elects sake of the elect whom he chose he shortened the days
13:21	And then if any manone shallsays sayto unto you LoLook here is the Christ; or LoLook there; he is do not believe it not:
13:22	forFalse there shall arise false Christs and false prophets will arise and shall show signs and wonders thatto they may lead astray if possible the elect
13:23	But take ye heed:; behold I have told you all things beforehand
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 man coming in clouds with great power and glory
13:27	And then shall he will send forthout the angels and shall gather together his elect from the four winds from the uttermostends part of the earth to the uttermostends part of heaven
13:28	NowFrom from the fig tree learn herits parablelesson: whenas hersoon branchas isits nowbranch becomebecomes tender and puttethputs forth its leaves yeyou know that the summer is nigh;near
13:29	evenSo so ye also when yeyou see these things comingtaking toplace passyou know ye that he is nighnear even at the doorsvery gates
13:30	VerilyTruly I say untoto you Thisthis generation shallwill not pass away untilbefore all these things betake accomplishedplace
13:31	Heaven and earth shallwill pass away: but my 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 only the Father
13:33	Take ye heed watch; andfor pray:you fordo yenot know not when the time iswill come
13:34	It is aslike when a man sojourninggoing inon anothera countryjourney havingwhen lefthe hisleaves househome and givenputs authority to his servants toin charge each onewith his work commandedand alsocommands the porterdoorkeeper to be on the watch
13:35	Watch therefore: —for yeyou knowdo not know when the lordmaster of the house comethwill whethercome atin eventhe evening or at midnight or at cockcrowingcockcrow 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
14:1	NowIt afterwas now two days wasbefore the feastPassover ofand the passoverfeast andof theUnleavened unleavenedBread bread:And and the chief priests and the scribes soughtwere seeking how theyto mightarrest take him withby subtletystealth and kill him:;
14:2	for they said Not during the feast lest haply there shall be a tumult of the people
14:3	And while he was inat Bethany in the house of Simon the leper as he sat at meattable there came a woman havingcame with an alabaster cruseflask of ointment of pure nard very costly; and she brakebroke the cruseflask and poured it over his head
14:4	But there were some thatwho hadsaid indignationto among themselves sayingindignantly ToWhy whatwas purpose hath this waste of the ointment beenthus madewasted
14:5	For this ointment might have been sold for abovemore than three hundred shillingsdenarii and given to the poor And they murmuredreproached against her
14:6	But Jesus said Let her alone; why do you trouble ye her sheShe hathhas wroughtdone a goodbeautiful workthing onto me
14:7	For yeyou always have the poor always with you and whensoeverwhenever yeyou will yeyou can do good to them; good: but meyou yewill have not always have me
14:8	She hathhas done what she could; she hathhas anointed my body beforehand for the burying
14:9	And verilytruly I say untoto you Wheresoeverwherever the gospel shallis be preached throughoutin the whole world thatwhat alsoshe whichhas this woman hath done shallwill be spokentold ofin formemory a memorial of her
14:10	AndThen Judas Iscariot hewho that was one of the twelve went awayto unto the chief priests thatin heorder mightto deliverbetray him untoto them
14:11	And they when they heard it they were glad and promised to give him money And he sought howan heopportunity mightto convenientlybetray deliver him unto them
14:12	And on the first day of unleavenedUnleavened breadBread when they sacrificed the passover lamb his disciples saysaid untoto him Where wiltwill thouyou thathave weus go and makeprepare readyfor thatyou thouto mayest eat the passover
14:13	And he sendethsent two of his disciples and saithsaid untoto them Go into the city and there shall meet you a man bearingcarrying a pitcherjar of water: will meet you; follow him;
14:14	and wheresoeverwherever he shallenters enter in say to the masterhouseholder of the house The Teacher saithsays Where is my guest chamberroom where I shallam to eat the passover with my disciples
14:15	And he will himself show you a large upper room furnished and ready:; and there makeprepare ready for us
14:16	And the disciples wentset forthout and camewent intoto the city and found it as he had saidtold unto them:; and they madeprepared ready the passover
14:17	And when it was evening he comethcame with the twelve
14:18	And as they satwere andat weretable eating Jesus said VerilyTruly I say untoto you Oneone of you shallwill betray me evenone hewho thatis eatetheating with me
14:19	They began to be sorrowful and to say untoto him one byafter oneanother Is it I
14:20	AndHe he said untoto them It is one of the twelve heone thatwho dippethis withdipping mebread ininto the dish with me
14:21	For the Son of man goethgoes even as it is written of him: but woe untoto that man throughby whom the Son of man is betrayed goodIt werewould ithave been better for that man if he had not been born
14:22	And as they were eating he took bread and when he had blessed heand brakebroke it and gave it to them and said Take; ye: this is my body
14:23	And he took a cup and when he had given thanks he gave it to them: and they all drank of it
14:24	And he said untoto them This is my blood of the covenant which is poured out for many
14:25	VerilyTruly I say untoto you I shall nonot more drink again of the fruit of the vine until that day when I drink it new in the kingdom of God
14:26	And when they 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; for it is written I will smitestrike the shepherd and the sheep shallwill be scattered abroad
14:28	HowbeitBut after I am raised up I will go before you intoto Galilee
14:29	But Peter said untoto him AlthoughEven though they all shallfall beaway offendedI yet will not I
14:30	And Jesus saithsaid untoto him VerilyTruly I say unto thee that thou to dayyou even this very night before the cock crowcrows twice shaltyou will deny me thricethree times
14:31	But he spakesaid exceeding vehemently If I must die with theeyou I will not deny theeyou And inthey likeall manner also said theythe allsame
14:32	And they comewent untoto a place which was namedcalled Gethsemane:Gethsem′ane; and he saithsaid untoto his disciples Sit ye here while I pray
14:33	And he takethtook with him Peter and James and John and began to be greatly amazeddistressed and sore troubled
14:34	And he saithsaid untoto them My soul is exceedingvery sorrowful even untoto death:; abideremain ye here and watch
14:35	And hegoing went forward a little andfarther he fell on the ground and prayed that if it were possible the hour might pass away from him
14:36	And he said Abba Father all things are possible untoto thee; remove this cup from me:; howbeityet not what I will but what thou wilt
14:37	And he comethcame and findethfound them sleeping and saithhe untosaid to Peter Simon sleepestare thouyou couldestasleep thouCould you not watch one hour
14:38	Watch and pray that yeyou entermay not enter into temptation:; the spirit indeed is willing but the flesh is weak
14:40	And again he came and found them sleeping for their eyes were very heavy; and they knewdid not know what to answer him
14:41	And he comethcame the third time and saithsaid untoto them SleepAre onyou nowstill sleeping and taketaking your rest: itIt is enough; the hour ishas come; behold the Son of man is betrayed into the hands of sinners
14:42	AriseRise let us be going:; beholdsee hemy thatbetrayer betrayeth me is at hand
14:43	And straightwayimmediately while he yetwas spakestill comethspeaking Judas came one of the twelve and with him a multitudecrowd with swords and stavesclubs from the chief priests and the scribes and the elders
14:44	Now hethe thatbetrayer betrayed him had given them a tokensign saying WhomsoeverThe one I shall kiss that is hethe man; takeseize him and lead him away safelyunder guard
14:45	And when he wascame comehe straightwaywent heup came to him at once and saithsaid Rabbi;Master andAnd he kissed him
14:46	And they laid hands on him and tookseized him
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 seizecapture me
14:49	Day after day I was daily with you in the temple teaching and yeyou tookdid me not: butseize thisme isBut donelet that the scriptures might be fulfilled
14:50	And they all leftforsook him and fled
14:51	And a certain young man followed him with himnothing havingbut a linen cloth cast about him over his naked body:; and they layseized hold on him;
14:52	but he left the linen cloth and fledran away 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 were assembled
14:54	And Peter had followed him afarat offa evendistance withinright into the courtcourtyard of the high priest; and he was sitting with the officersguards and warming himself inat the light of the fire
14:55	Now the chief priests and the whole council sought witnesstestimony against Jesus to put him to death; andbut they found itnone not
14:56	For many barebore false witness against him and their witness agreeddid not togetheragree
14:57	And theresome stood up certain and barebore false witness against him saying
14:58	We heard him say I will destroy this temple that is made with hands and in three days I will build another not made withoutwith hands
14:59	AndYet not even so did their witnesstestimony agree together
14:60	And the high priest stood up in the midst and asked Jesus sayingHave Answerestyou thouno nothinganswer whatto make What is it whichthat these witnessmen testify against theeyou
14:61	But he heldwas hissilent peace and answeredmade nothingno answer Again the high priest asked him andAre saithyou unto him Art thou the Christ the Son of the Blessed
14:62	And Jesus said I am:; and yeyou shallwill see the Son of man sittingseated at the right hand of Power and coming with the clouds of heaven
14:63	And the high priest renttore his clothesgarments and saithsaid WhatWhy furtherdo needwe havestill weneed of witnesses
14:64	YeYou have heard thehis blasphemy: whatWhat thinkis yeyour decision And they all condemned him toas bedeserving worthy of death
14:65	And some began to spit on him and to cover his face and to buffetstrike him andsaying to say unto him Prophesy: andAnd the officersguards received him with blows of their hands
14:66	And as Peter was beneathbelow in the courtcourtyard there cometh one of the maids of the high priest came;
14:67	and seeing Peter warming himself she looked uponat him and saithsaid ThouYou also wastwere with the Nazarene even Jesus
14:68	But he denied it saying I neither know nor understand what thouyou sayest:mean andAnd he went out into the porch;gateway and the cock crew
14:69	And the maid saw him and began again to say to themthe thatbystanders stoodThis byman This is one of them
14:70	But again he again denied it And after a little while again theythe thatbystanders stood by said to Peter OfCertainly ayou truthare thou art one of them; for thouyou artare a GalilaeanGalilean
14:71	But he began to invoke a curse on himself and to swear I knowdo not know this man of whom yeyou speak
14:72	And straightwayimmediately the secondcock timecrowed thea cocksecond crewtime And Peter calledremembered to mind the word how that Jesus had said untoto him Before the cock crowcrows twice thouyou shaltwill deny me thricethree times And when he thoughtbroke thereondown heand wept
15:1	And straightwayas insoon theas it was morning the chief priests with the elders and scribes and the whole council held a consultation; and they bound Jesus and carriedled him away and delivered him up to Pilate
15:2	And Pilate asked him ArtAre thouyou the King of the Jews And he answeringanswered saithhim untoYou himhave Thousaid sayestso
15:4	And Pilate again asked him sayingHave Answerestyou thouno nothinganswer beholdto make See how many thingscharges they accusebring theeagainst ofyou
15:5	But Jesus made no morefurther answeredanswer anything;so insomuch that Pilate marvelledwondered
15:6	Now at the feast he used to release untofor them one prisoner for whom they asked of him
15:7	And thereamong wasthe onerebels calledin Barabbasprison lyingwho boundhad withcommitted themmurder thatin hadthe made insurrection menthere whowas ina theman insurrectioncalled hadBarab′bas committed murder
15:8	And the multitudecrowd wentcame up and began to ask himPilate to do as he was wont to do untofor them
15:9	And Pilatehe answered them sayingDo Willyou yewant thatme Ito release untofor you the King of the Jews
15:10	For he perceived that forit was out of envy that the chief priests had delivered him up
15:11	But the chief priests stirred up the multitudecrowd thatto hehave shouldhim rather release Barabbasfor unto them Barab′bas instead
15:12	And Pilate again answered and said untoto them WhatThen thenwhat shall I do untowith himthe man whom yeyou call the King of the Jews
15:14	And Pilate said untoto them Why what evil hathhas he done But they criedshouted outall exceedinglythe more Crucify him
15:15	AndSo Pilate wishing to contentsatisfy the multitudecrowd released untofor them BarabbasBarab′bas; and deliveredhaving scourged Jesus when he haddelivered scourged him to be crucified
15:16	And the soldiers led him away withininside the courtpalace whichthat is the Praetoriumpraetorium; and they callcalled together the whole bandbattalion
15:17	And they clotheclothed him within a purple cloak and plattingplaiting a crown of thorns they put it on him;
15:18	andAnd they began to salute him Hail King of the Jews
15:19	And they smotestruck his head with a reed and spat upon him and bowingthey theirknelt kneesdown worshippedin homage to him
15:20	And when they had mocked him they tookstripped offhim fromof him the purple cloak and put his own clothes on him his garments And they leadled him out to crucify him
15:21	And they compelcompelled onea passingpasser by Simon of CyreneCyre′ne who was coming in from the country the father of Alexander and Rufus to gocarry with them that he might bear his cross
15:22	And they bringbrought him untoto the place Golgothacalled Gol′gotha which ismeans beingthe interpreted The place of a skull
15:23	And they offered him wine mingled with myrrh:; but he receiveddid not take it not
15:24	And they crucifycrucified him and partdivided his garments among them casting lots uponfor them to decide what each should take
15:25	And it was the third hour andwhen they crucified him
15:26	And the superscriptioninscription of histhe accusationcharge wasagainst writtenhim overread theThe King of the Jews
15:27	And with him they crucifycrucified two robbers; one on his right hand and one on his left
15:29	And theythose thatwho passed by railedderided on him wagging their heads and saying HaAha thouYou thatwho destroyestwould destroy the temple and buildestbuild it in three days
15:30	save thyselfyourself and come down from the cross
15:31	InSo like manner also the chief priests mockingmocked him amongto themselvesone another with the scribes saidsaying He saved others; himself he cannot save himself
15:32	Let the Christ the King of Israel now come down now from the cross that we may see and believe AndThose theywho that were crucified with him reproachedalso reviled him
15:33	And when the sixth hour washad come there was darkness over the whole land until the ninth hour
15:34	And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice EloiE′lo Eloii lamaE′lo sabachthanii whichla′ma issabach beingtha′ni interpretedwhich means My God my God why hast thou forsaken me
15:35	And some of themthe thatbystanders stoodhearing by when they heard it said Behold he callethis Elijahcalling Eli′jah
15:36	And one ran and filling a sponge full of vinegar put it on a reed and gave it to him to drink saying LetWait be; let us see whether ElijahEli′jah comethwill come to take him down
15:37	And Jesus uttered a loud voicecry and gavebreathed uphis thelast ghost
15:38	And the veilcurtain of the temple was renttorn in two from the top to the bottom
15:39	And when the centurion who stood byfacing over against him saw that he sothus gavebreathed uphis thelast ghost he said Truly this man was the Son of God
15:40	AndThere there were also women beholdinglooking on from afar: among whom were both Mary MagdaleneMag′dalene and Mary the mother of James the lessyounger and of Joses and Salome;Salo′me
15:41	who when he was in Galilee followed him and ministered untoto him; and also many other women thatwho came up with him untoto Jerusalem
15:42	And when evenevening washad now come becausesince it was the day of Preparation that is the day before the sabbath
15:43	there came Joseph of ArimathaeaArimathe′a a councillorrespected member of honorablethe estatecouncil who was also himself was looking for the kingdom of God; andtook hecourage boldlyand went into unto Pilate and asked for the body of Jesus
15:44	And Pilate marvelledwondered if he were already dead:; and callingsummoning unto him the centurion he asked him whether he hadwas beenalready any while dead
15:45	And when he learned itfrom of the centurion that he was dead he granted the corpsebody to Joseph
15:46	And he bought a linen clothshroud and taking him down woundwrapped him in the linen clothshroud and laid him in a tomb which had been hewn out of athe rock; and he rolled a stone against the door of the tomb
15:47	And Mary MagdaleneMag′dalene and Mary the mother of Joses beheldsaw where he was laid
16:1	And when the sabbath was past Mary MagdaleneMag′dalene and Mary the mother of James and SalomeSalo′me bought spices so that they might comego and anoint him
16:2	And very early on the first day of the week they comewent 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 door of the tomb
16:4	andAnd looking up they seesaw that the stone iswas rolled back: for —it was exceedingvery greatlarge
16:5	And entering into the tomb they saw a young man sitting on the right side arrayeddressed in a white robe; and they were amazed
16:6	And he saithsaid untoto them BeDo not be amazed:; yeyou seek Jesus theof NazareneNazareth who hathwas been crucified: heHe ishas risen; he is not here:; beholdsee the place where they laid him
16:7	But go tell his disciples and Peter Hethat goethhe is going before you intoto Galilee:; there shallyou yewill see him as he saidtold unto you
16:8	And they went out and fled from the tomb; for trembling and astonishment had come upon them:; and they said nothing to any one; for they were afraid
16:9	Now when he wasrose risen early on the first day of the week he appeared first to Mary MagdaleneMag′dalene from whom he had cast out seven demons
16:10	She went out and told themthose thatwho had been with him as they mourned and wept
16:11	AndBut they when they heard that he was alive and had been seen ofby her disbelievedthey would not believe it
16:12	AndAfter afterthis these things he wasappeared manifested in another form untoto two of them as they walkedwere onwalking their way into the country
16:13	And they went awayback and told it unto the rest: neitherbut believed they did not believe them
16:14	AndAfterward afterward he wasappeared manifestedto unto the eleven themselves as they sat at meattable; and he upbraided them withfor their unbelief and hardness of heart because they believedhad not thembelieved thatthose hadwho seensaw him after he washad risen
16:15	And he said untoto them Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to the whole creation
16:16	He thatwho believethbelieves and is baptized shallwill be saved; but he thatwho disbelievethdoes shallnot believe will be condemned
16:17	And these signs shallwill accompany themthose thatwho believe: in my name shall they will cast out demons; they shallwill speak within new tongues;
16:18	they shallwill takepick up serpents and if they drink any deadly thing it shallwill innot no wise hurt them; they shallwill lay their hands on the sick and they shallwill recover
16:19	So then the Lord Jesus after he had spoken untoto them was receivedtaken up into heaven and sat down at the right hand of God
16:20	And they went forth and preached everywhere while the Lord workingworked with them and confirmingconfirmed the wordmessage by the signs that followedattended it Amen