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The

New Testament

Words of Christin Red


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CHAPTER 1

1aLuke 3:23bJohn 7:42cGen. 12:3;22:18

2aGen. 21:2,12 bGen.25:26; 28:14cGen. 29:35

3aGen. 38:27;49:10 bRuth4:1822

5aRuth 2:1;4:113 1Rahab,Josh. 2:1

6a1 Sam. 16:1b2 Sam. 7:12;12:24

7a1 Chr. 3:10b2 Chr. 11:20

8a1 Chr. 3:10b2 Kin. 15:13

9a2 Kin. 15:3810a2 Kin.20:21 b1 Kin.13:2

11a1 Chr. 3:15,16 b2 Kin.

24:14161Jehoiachin,2 Kin. 24:6;Coniah, Jer.22:24

12a1 Chr. 3:17bEzra 3:21Shealtiel,Ezra 3:2

16aMatt. 13:5518aLuke 1:27bLuke 1:35 1asfollows 2be-trothed 3HolySpirit

19aDeut. 24:11upright 2se-

cretly

20aLuke 1:351Lit. begotten

21aLuke 1:31;2:21 bJohn1:29 1Lit.Saviour

23aIs. 7:14 1istranslated

25aLuke 2:7,21 1Kept her avirgin

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1aLuke 2:47

husband of aMary, of whom wasborn Jesus, who is called Christ.

17 So all the generations fromAbraham to David are fourteengenerations; and from David untilthe carrying away into Babylon arefourteen generations; and from thecarrying away into Babylon untoChrist are fourteen generations.

Birth of Christ

18 Now the abirth of Jesus

Christ was1

on this wise: When ashis mother Mary was 2espoused toJoseph, before they came together,she was found with child bof the3Holy Ghost.

19 Then Joseph her husband, be-ing a 1just man, and not willing atomake her a publick example, wasminded to put her away 2privily.

20 But while he thought onthese things, behold, the angel ofthe Lord appeared unto him in adream, saying, Joseph, thou son of

David, fear not to take unto theeMary thy wife: afor that which is1conceived in her is of the HolyGhost.

21 aAnd she shall bring forth ason, and thou shalt call his name1JESUS: for bhe shall save his peo-ple from their sins.

22 Now all this was done, that itmight be fulfilled which was spo-ken of the Lord by the prophet,saying,

23 aBEHOLD, A VIRGIN SHALL BE

WITHCHILD, ANDSHALLBRINGFORTHASON, AND THEY SHALL CALL HIS NAMEEM-MAN-UEL, which 1being inter-preted is, God with us.

24 Then Joseph being raisedfrom sleep did as the angel of theLord had bidden him, and tookunto him his wife:

25 And 1knew her not till she hadbrought forth aher firstborn son:and he called his name JESUS.

Visit of Wise Men

2 Now whena

Jesus was born inBeth-le-hem of Ju-dae-a in thedays of Herod the king, behold,

Genealogy of ChristRuth 4:1822; 1 Chr. 1:34; 2:115;

Luke 3:3134

THE book of theageneration of

Jesus Christ, bthe son of David,cthe son of Abraham.

2 aAbraham begat Isaac; andbIsaac begat Jacob; and Jacob be-gat cJudas and his brethren;

3 And aJudas begat Pha-res andZa-ra of Tha-mar; and bPha-resbegat Es-rom; and Es-rom begat

A-ram;4 And A-ram begat A-min-a-

dab; and A-min-a-dab begat Na-as-son; and Na-as-son begat Sal-mon;

5 And Sal-mon begat aBo-oz of1Ra-chab; and Bo-oz begat O-bedof Ruth; and O-bed begat Jesse;

6 And aJesse begat David theking; and bDavid the king begatSolomon of her that had been thewife of U-ri-as;

7 And aSolomon begat Ro-

bo -am; and Ro-bo-am begatbA-bi-a; and A-bi-a begat A-sa;

8 And A-sa begat aJos-a-phat;and Jos-a-phat begat Jo-ram; andJo-ram begat bO-zi-as;

9 And O-zi-as begat Jo-a-tham;and Jo-a-tham begat aA-chaz; andA-chaz begat Ez-e-ki-as;

10 And aEz-e-ki-as begat Ma-nas-ses; and Ma-nas-ses begatAmon; and Amon begat bJo-si-as;

11 And aJo-si-as begat 1Jech-o-ni-as and his brethren, about the

time they were bcarried away toBabylon:

12 And after they were broughtto Babylon, aJech-o-ni-as begat1Sa-la-thi-el; and Sa-la-thi-el be-gat bZo-rob-a-bel;

13 And Zo-rob-a-bel begatA-bi-ud; and A-bi-ud begat E-li-a-kim; and E-li-a-kim begat A-zor;

14 And A-zor begat Sa-doc;and Sa-doc begat A-chim; andA-chim begat E-li-ud;

15 And E-li-ud begat E-le-a-zar;

and E-le-a-zar begat Mat

-than;and Mat-than begat Jacob;

16 And Jacob begat Joseph the

MATTHEW

MATTHEW is the gospel written by a Jew to Jews about a Jew. Matthew isthe writer, his countrymen are the readers, and Jesus Christ is the subject.Matthews design is to present Jesus as the King of the Jews, the long-awaitedMessiah. Through a carefully selected series of Old Testament quotations,Matthew documents Jesus Christs claim to be the Messiah. His genealogy,baptism, messages, and miracles all point to the same inescapable conclusion:Christ is King. Even in His death, seeming defeat is turned to victory by theResurrection, and the message again echoes forth: the King of the Jews lives. At an early date this gospel was given the title Kata Matthaion, Accordingto Matthew. As this title suggests, other gospel accounts were known at thattime (the word Gospel was added later). Matthew (Gift of the Lord) was alsosurnamed Levi (Mark 2:14; Luke 5:27).


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1bGen. 25:6;1 Kin. 4:301Gr. magoi

2aLuke 2:11b[Num. 24:17;Is. 60:3]

4a2 Chr. 36:14b2 Chr. 34:13cMal. 2:7

6aMic. 5:2;John 7:42bGen. 49:10;[Rev. 2:27]1Ruler 2shep-herd

7aNum. 24:171secretly

11aPs. 72:10;Is. 60:6

12a[Job 33:15,16]; Matt. 1:20

15aNum. 24:8;Hos. 11:1

161deceived2angry 3malechildren 4dis-tricts

18aJer. 31:1520aLuke 2:39bMatt. 2:16

22aMatt. 2:12,13, 19 bMatt.

3:13; Luke2:39 1insteadof 2there3re-gion

23aLuke 1:26;2:39; John1:45, 46 bJudg.13:5

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1aMatt. 3:112;Mark 1:38;Luke 3:217;John 1:68,1928 bJosh.14:10

2aDan. 2:44;Mal. 4:6; Matt.4:17; Mark1:15; Luke1:17; 10:9;11:20; 21:31

3aIs. 40:3;Luke 3:4;John 1:23bLuke 1:76

4a2 Kin. 1:8;Zech. 13:4;Matt. 11:8;Mark 1:6bLev. 11:22c1 Sam. 14:25,26 1belt 2waist3food

5aMark 1:56aActs 19:4,18

7aMatt. 12:34;Luke 3:79b[Rom. 5:9;1 Thess. 1:10]1for 2brood

81worthy of

sent forth, and slew all the 3chil-dren that were in Beth-le-hem,and in all the 4coasts thereof, fromtwo years old and under, accord-ing to the time which he had dili-gently enquired of the wise men.

17 Then was fulfilled that whichwas spoken by aJeremy the prophet,saying,

18 aIN RA-MA WAS THERE A VOICEHEARD, LAMENTATION, AND WEEPING,ANDGREATMOURNING, RA-CHELWEEP-INGFORHERCHILDREN, ANDWOULDNOTBECOMFORTED, BECAUSETHEYARENOT.

Jesus Returns to NazarethLuke 2:39

19 But when Herod was dead,behold, an angel of the Lord ap-peareth in a dream to Joseph in

Egypt,20 aSaying, Arise, and take the

young child and his mother, andgo into the land of Israel: for theyare dead which bsought the youngchilds life.

21 And he arose, and took theyoung child and his mother, andcame into the land of Israel.

22 But when he heard that Ar-che-la-us did reign in Ju-dae-a 1inthe room of his father Herod, hewas afraid to go 2thither: notwith-

standing, being warned of God ina adream, he turned aside binto the3parts of Galilee:

23 And he came and dwelt in acity called aNazareth: that it mightbe fulfilled bwhich was spoken bythe prophets, He shall be called aNazarene.

The Person of John the BaptistMark 1:26; Luke 3:36

3 In those days cameaJohn the

Baptist, preaching bin the wil-

derness of Ju-dae-a,2 And saying, Repent ye: for

athe kingdom of heaven is at hand.3 For this is he that was spoken

of by the prophet E-sa-ias, saying,aTHEVOICEOFONECRYINGINTHEWIL-DERNESS, bPREPAREYETHEWAYOFTHELORD, MAKEHISPATHSSTRAIGHT.

4 And athe same John had hisraiment of camels hair, and a leath-ern 1girdle about his 2loins; and his3meat was blocusts and cwild honey.

5 aThen went out to him Jerusa-

lem, and all Ju-dae-a, and all theregion round about Jordan,

6 aAnd were baptized of him inJordan, confessing their sins.

The Preaching of John the BaptistMark 1:79; Luke 3:79, 16, 17

7 But when he saw many of thePharisees and Sad-du-cees come1to his baptism, he said unto them,aO 2generation of vipers, who hathwarned you to flee from bthe wrathto come?

8 Bring forth therefore fruits1meet for repentance:9 And think not to say within

there came 1wise men bfrom theeast to Jerusalem,

2 Saying, aWhere is he that isborn King of the Jews? for wehave seen bhis star in the east, andare come to worship him.

3 When Herod the king hadheard these things, he was trou-bled, and all Jerusalem with him.

4 And when he had gathered allathe chief priests and bscribes ofthe people together, che demandedof them where Christ should beborn.

5 And they said unto him, InBeth-le-hem of Ju-dae-a: for thusit is written by the prophet,

6 aANDTHOUBETH-LE-HEM, INTHELAND OF JUDA, ART NOT THE LEASTAMONGTHEPRINCESOFJUDA: FOROUTOF THEE SHALL COME A 1GOVERNOR,bTHATSHALL2RULEMYPEOPLEISRAEL.

7 Then Herod, when he had1privily called the wise men, en-quired of them diligently whattime the astar appeared.

8 And he sent them to Beth-le-hem, and said, Go and searchdiligently for the young child; andwhen ye have found him, bring meword again, that I may come andworship him also.

9 When they had heard the king,

they departed; and, lo, the star,which they saw in the east, wentbefore them, till it came and stoodover where the young child was.

10 When they saw the star, theyrejoiced with exceeding great joy.

11 And when they were comeinto the house, they saw the youngchild with Mary his mother, andfell down, and worshipped him:and when they had opened theirtreasures, athey presented untohim gifts; gold, and frankincense,

and myrrh.12 And being warned of God ain

a dream that they should not re-turn to Herod, they departed intotheir own country another way.

Flight into Egypt

13 And when they were de-parted, behold, the angel of theLord appeareth to Joseph in adream, saying, Arise, and take theyoung child and his mother, andflee into Egypt, and be thou there

until I bring thee word: for Herodwill seek the young child to de-stroy him.

14 When he arose, he took theyoung child and his mother bynight, and departed into Egypt:

15 And was there until the deathof Herod: that it might be fulfilledwhich was spoken of the Lord bythe prophet, saying, aOUTOFEGYPTHAVEI CALLEDMYSON.

Herod Kills the Children

16 Then Herod, when he sawthat he was 1mocked of the wisemen, was exceeding 2wroth, and


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9aJohn 8:3310aMatt. 7:1911aLuke 3:16b[Acts 2:3, 4]

12a

Mal. 3:3bMatt. 13:301winnowingfan 2thresh-ingfloor 3barn

13aMark 1:911 bMatt. 2:22

151Allow 2isfitting for us3allowed

16aMark 1:10bJohn 1:32

17aJohn 12:28bPs. 2:7

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1aMark 1:12bEzek. 3:14

21hungry4aDeut. 8:35aNeh. 11:1,18

6aPs. 91:11bPs. 91:12

7aDeut. 6:161test

8a[1 John2:1517]

10aDeut. 6:13;10:20 1Away

with you

11a[James 4:7]b[Heb. 1:14]

12aJohn 4:4315aIs. 9:1, 216aLuke 2:321has dawned

17aMark 1:14,15 bMatt. 3:2;

10:71

near

18aMark 1:1620 bJohn 1:4042

19aLuke 5:1020aMark 10:2821aMark 1:1923aMatt. 9:35b[Matt. 24:14]cMark 1:341Lit. every dis-ease 2Lit. ev-ery sickness

Third TemptationMark 1:13; Luke 4:58, 13

8 Again, the devil taketh him upinto an exceeding high mountain,and asheweth him all the king-doms of the world, and the glory

of them;9 And saith unto him, All thesethings will I give thee, if thou wiltfall down and worship me.

10 Then saith Jesus unto him,1Get thee hence, Satan: for it iswritten, aTHOU SHALT WORSHIP THELORD THY GOD, AND HIM ONLY SHALTTHOUSERVE.

11 Then the devil aleaveth him,and, behold, bangels came andministered unto him.

Jesus Begins His MinistryMark 1:14, 15; Luke 4:14, 31

12 aNow when Jesus had heardthat John was cast into prison, hedeparted into Galilee;

13 And leaving Nazareth, hecame and dwelt in Ca-per-na-um,which is upon the sea coast, in theborders of Zab-u-lon and Neph-tha-lim:

14 That it might be fulfilledwhich was spoken by E-sa-ias theprophet, saying,

15a

THE LAND OF ZAB-U-LON, ANDTHE LAND OF NEPH-THA-LIM, BY THE

WAY OF THE SEA, BEYOND JORDAN,GALILEEOFTHEGENTILES;

16 aTHEPEOPLEWHICHSATINDARK-NESS SAW GREAT LIGHT; AND TO THEMWHICHSATINTHEREGIONANDSHADOWOFDEATHLIGHT1ISSPRUNGUP.

17 aFrom that time Jesus beganto preach, and to say, bRepent: forthe kingdom of heaven is 1at hand.

Jesus Calls His First DisciplesMark 1:1620

18 aAnd Jesus, walking by thesea of Galilee, saw two brethren,Simon bcalled Peter, and Andrewhis brother, casting a net into thesea: for they were fishers.

19 And he saith unto them, Fol-low me, and aI will make you fish-ers of men.

20 aAnd they straightway lefttheir nets, and followed him.

21 aAnd going on from thence,he saw other two brethren, James

the son of Zeb-e-dee, and John hisbrother, in a ship with Zeb-e-dee

their father, mending their nets;and he called them.

22 And they immediately leftthe ship and their father, and fol-lowed him.

Jesus Ministers in GalileeMark 1:39; Luke 4:44

23 And Jesus went about allGalilee, ateaching in their syna-gogues, and preaching bthe gospel

of the kingdom,c

and healing1

allmanner of sickness and 2all man-ner of disease among the people.

yourselves, aWe have Abraham toour father: for I say unto you, thatGod is able of these stones to raiseup children unto Abraham.

10 And now also the ax is laidunto the root of the trees: athere-fore every tree which bringeth not

forth good fruit is hewn down, andcast into the fire.

11 aI indeed baptize you withwater unto repentance: but he thatcometh after me is mightier thanI, whose shoes I am not worthy tobear: bhe shall baptize you withthe Holy Ghost, and with fire:

12 aWhose 1fan is in his hand,and he will throughly purge his2floor, and gather his wheat intothe 3garner; but he will bburn upthe chaff with unquenchable fire.

Baptism of JesusMark 1:911; Luke 3:2123

13 aThen cometh Jesus bfromGalilee to Jordan unto John, to bebaptized of him.

14 But John forbad him, saying,I have need to be baptized of thee,and comest thou to me?

15 And Jesus answering saidunto him, 1Suffer it to be so now:for thus it 2becometh us to fulfil allrighteousness. Then he 3suffered

him.16 aAnd Jesus, when he was

baptized, went up straightway outof the water: and, lo, the heavenswere opened unto him, and he sawbthe Spirit of God descending likea dove, and lighting upon him:

17 aAnd lo a voice from heaven,saying, bThis is my beloved Son, inwhom I am well pleased.

First TemptationMark 1:12, 13; Luke 4:14

4 Then wasa

Jesus led up ofb

thespirit into the wilderness to be

tempted of the devil.2 And when he had fasted forty

days and forty nights, he was af-terward 1an hungred.

3 And when the tempter came tohim, he said, If thou be the Son ofGod, command that these stonesbe made bread.

4 But he answered and said, Itis written, aMAN SHALL NOT LIVE BYBREADALONE, BUTBYEVERYWORDTHAT

PROCEEDETHOUTOFTHEMOUTHOFGOD.Second TemptationLuke 4:912

5 Then the devil taketh him upainto the holy city, and setteth himon a pinnacle of the temple,

6 And saith unto him, If thou bethe Son of God, cast thyself down:for it is written, aHESHALLGIVEHISANGELS CHARGE CONCERNING THEE:ANDbINTHEIRHANDSTHEYSHALLBEARTHEEUP, LESTATANYTIMETHOUDASHTHYFOOTAGAINSTASTONE.

7 Jesus said unto him, It is writ-ten again, aTHOU SHALT NOT 1TEMPTTHELORDTHYGOD.


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24aLuke 4:401various 2de-mons 3epilep-tics 4wereparalyzed

25aMark 3:7,8 1The TenCities

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1aMark 3:131seated

2a[Matt. 7:29]3aLuke 6:2023

4aRev. 21:45aPs. 37:11b[Rom. 4:13]1land

6aLuke 1:53b[Is. 55:1;65:13]

7aPs. 41:18aPs. 15:2;24:4 b1 Cor.13:12

91Lit. sons10a1 Pet. 3:1411aLuke 6:22b1 Pet. 4:14

12a1 Pet. 4:13,14 bActs 7:52

13aLuke 14:341flavour 2by

what14a[John 8:12]15aLuke 8:161lamp 2basket3lampstand

16a1 Pet. 2:12b[John 15:8]

17aRom. 10:418aLuke 16:171Gr. iota, Heb.yod,the small-est letter 2Thesmalleststroke in aHeb. letter 3by

no means19a[James2:10]

20a[Rom. 10:3]1by no means

21aEx. 20:13;Deut. 5:17 1to2murder

22a[1 John3:15] b[James2:20; 3:6] 1Lit.,in Aram.,Empty head2Gr.More 3Gr.gehenna

23aMatt. 8:41something24a[Job 42:8]25aLuke 12:58,59 b[Is. 55:6]

261Gr. ko-drantes

27aEx. 20:14;Deut. 5:18 1to

28aProv. 6:2529aMark 9:43b[Col. 3:5]1cause you tosin

301causes youto sin2Gr.gehenna

I am not come to destroy, but tofulfil.

18 For verily I say unto you, aTillheaven and earth pass, one 1jot orone 2tittle shall 3in no wise passfrom the law, till all be fulfilled.

19 aWhosoever therefore shall

break one of these least command-ments, and shall teach men so,he shall be called the least in thekingdom of heaven: but whoso-ever shall do and teach them, thesame shall be called great in thekingdom of heaven.

Murder

20 For I say unto you, Thatexcept your righteousness shallexceed athe righteousness of thescribes and Pharisees, ye shall 1in

no case enter into the kingdom ofheaven.

21 Ye have heard that it was said1by them of old time, aTHOU SHALTNOT2KILL; and whosoever shall 2killshall be in danger of the judgment:

22 But I say unto you, Thatawhosoever is angry with hisbrother without a cause shall be indanger of the judgment: and who-soever shall say to his brother,bRa-ca,1 shall be in danger of thecouncil: but whosoever shall say,2Thou fool, shall be in danger of3hell fire.

23 Therefore aif thou bring thygift to the altar, and there remem-berest that thy brother hath 1oughtagainst thee;

24 aLeave there thy gift beforethe altar, and go thy way; first bereconciled to thy brother, and thencome and offer thy gift.

25 aAgree with thine adversaryquickly, bwhiles thou art in theway with him; lest at any time

the adversary deliver thee to thejudge, and the judge deliver theeto the officer, and thou be cast intoprison.

26 Verily I say unto thee, Thoushalt by no means come outthence, till thou hast paid the ut-termost 1farthing.

Adultery

27 Ye have heard that it wassaid 1by them of old time, aTHOUSHALTNOTCOMMITADULTERY:

28 But I say unto you, That who-soever alooketh on a woman to lustafter her hath committed adulterywith her already in his heart.

29 aAnd if thy right eye 1offendthee, bpluck it out, and cast it fromthee: for it is profitable for theethat one of thy members shouldperish, and not that thy wholebody should be cast into hell.

30 And if thy right hand 1offendthee, cut it off, and cast it fromthee: for it is profitable for thee that

one of thy members should per-ish, and not that thy whole bodyshould be cast into 2hell.

24 And his fame went throughoutall Syria: and they abrought untohim all sick people that were takenwith 1divers diseases and torments,and those which were possessedwith 2devils, and those which were3lunatick, and those that 4had thepalsy; and he healed them.

25 aAnd there followed him greatmultitudes of people from Galilee,and from 1De-cap-o-lis, and fromJerusalem, andfrom Ju-dae-a, andfrom beyond Jordan.

The BeatitudesLuke 6:2026

5 And seeing the multitudes,ahe

went up into a mountain: andwhen he was 1set, his disciplescame unto him:

2 And he opened his mouth, andataught them, saying,

3 aBlessed are the poor inspirit: for theirs is the kingdom ofheaven.

4 aBlessed are they that mourn:for they shall be comforted.

5 aBlessed are the meek: forbthey shall inherit the 1earth.

6 Blessed are they which doahunger and thirst after righteous-ness: bfor they shall be filled.

7 Blessed are the merciful: aforthey shall obtain mercy.

8 aBlessed arethe pure in heart:for bthey shall see God.

9 Blessed are the peacemakers:for they shall be called the 1chil-dren of God.

10 aBlessed are they which arepersecuted for righteousnesssake: for theirs is the kingdom ofheaven.

11 aBlessed are ye, when menshall revile you, and persecuteyou, and shall say all manner ofb

evil against you falsely, for mysake.12 aRejoice, and be exceeding

glad: for great is your reward inheaven: for bso persecuted they theprophets which were before you.

The Similitudes

13 Ye are the salt of the earth:abut if the salt have lost his 1sa-vour, 2wherewith shall it be salted?it is thenceforth good for nothing,but to be cast out, and to be trod-

den under foot of men.14 aYe are the light of the world.A city that is set on an hill cannotbe hid.

15 Neither do men alight a 1can-dle, and put it under a 2bushel, buton a 3candlestick; and it givethlight unto all that are in the house.

16 Let your light so shine beforemen, athat they may see your goodworks, and bglorify your Fatherwhich is in heaven.

Jesus Fulfils the Law

17 aThink not that I am come todestroy the law, or the prophets:


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31aDeut. 24:11divorce 2cer-tificate

32a[Luke16:18] 1sexualimmorality

33aMatt. 23:16bLev. 19:12cDeut. 23:231to 2swearfalsely

34aJames 5:12bIs. 66:1

35aPs. 48:237a[Col. 4:6]1word 2fromthe evil one

38aEx. 21:24;Lev. 24:20;Deut. 19:21

39aLuke 6:29bIs. 50:6 1anevil person2slaps

401tunic41aMatt. 27:321two

42aLuke 6:3034

43aLev. 19:18bDeut. 23:36

44aLuke 6:27b[Rom. 12:20]cActs 7:601spitefully

45aJob 25:31Lit. sons46aLuke 6:321tax collec-tors

471greet 2taxcollectors

48a[Col. 1:28;4:12] bEph. 5:1

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11charitabledeeds 2from

2aRom. 12:84aLuke 14:1214 1charitabledeed

51pretenders6a2 Kin. 4:331inner room

7aEccl. 5:2b1 Kin. 18:26

8a[Rom. 8:26,27]

9aLuke 11:24b

[Matt. 5:9, 16]cMal. 1:11

10aMatt. 26:42bPs. 103:20

11aProv. 30:812a[Matt.18:21, 22]

13a[2 Pet. 2:9]bJohn 17:151Or the evilone

14aMark 11:2515aMatt. 18:3516

a

Is. 58:371pretenders

17aRuth 3:3

Almsgiving

6 Take heed that ye do not your1alms before men, to be seenof them: otherwise ye have no re-ward 2of your Father which is inheaven.

2 Thereforea

when thou doestthine alms, do not sound a trumpetbefore thee, as the hypocrites do inthe synagogues and in the streets,that they may have glory of men.Verily I say unto you, They havetheir reward.

3 But when thou doest alms, letnot thy left hand know what thyright hand doeth:

4 That thine 1alms may be in se-cret: and thy Father which seeth insecret himself ashall reward thee

openly.PrayerLuke 11:24

5 And when thou prayest, thoushalt not be as the 1hypocrites are:for they love to pray standing inthe synagogues and in the cornersof the streets, that they may beseen of men. Verily I say unto you,They have their reward.

6 But thou, when thou prayest,aenter into thy 1closet, and whenthou hast shut thy door, pray to

thy Father which is in secret; andthy Father which seeth in secretshall reward thee openly.

7 But when ye pray, ause notvain repetitions, as the heathendo: bfor they think that they shallbe heard for their much speaking.

8 Be not ye therefore like untothem: for your Father aknowethwhat things ye have need of, be-fore ye ask him.

9 After this amanner thereforepray ye: bOur Father which art in

heaven, Hallowed be thyc

name.10 Thy kingdom come. aThy willbe done in earth, bas it is in heaven.

11 Give us this day our adailybread.

12 And aforgive us our debts, aswe forgive our debtors.

13 aAnd lead us not into temp-tation, but bdeliver us from 1evil:For thine is the kingdom, and thepower, and the glory, for ever.A-men.

14 aFor if ye forgive men their

trespasses, your heavenly Fatherwill also forgive you:15 But aif ye forgive not men

their trespasses, neither will yourFather forgive your trespasses.

Fasting

16 Moreover awhen ye fast, benot, as the 1hypocrites, of a sadcountenance: for they disfiguretheir faces, that they may appearunto men to fast. Verily I say untoyou, They have their reward.

17 But thou, when thou fastest,aanoint thine head, and wash thyface;

Divorce

31 It hath been said, aWHOSOEVERSHALL 1PUT AWAY HIS WIFE, LET HIMGIVEHERA2WRITINGOFDIVORCEMENT:

32 But I say unto you, That awho-soever shall put away his wife, sav-

ing for the cause of1

fornication,causeth her to commit adultery:and whosoever shall marry her thatis divorced committeth adultery.

Oaths

33 Again, ye have heard thatait hath been said 1by them of oldtime, bThou shalt not 2forswearthyself, but cshalt perform unto theLord thine oaths:

34 But I say unto you, aSwearnot at all; neither by heaven; for it

isb

Gods throne:35 Nor by the earth; for it is hisfootstool: neither by Jerusalem; forit is the city of athe great King.

36 Neither shalt thou swear bythy head, because thou canst notmake one hair white or black.

37 aBut let your 1communicationbe, Yea, yea; Nay, nay: for what-soever is more than these cometh2of evil.

Retaliation

38 Ye have heard that it hathbeen said, aANEYEFORANEYE, ANDATOOTHFORATOOTH:

39 But I say unto you, aThatye resist not 1evil: bbut whoso-ever shall 2smite thee on thy rightcheek, turn to him the other also.

40 And if any man will sue theeat the law, and take away thy1coat, let him have thy cloke also.

41 And whosoever ashall com-pel thee to go a mile, go with him1twain.

42 Give to him that asketh thee,and afrom him that would borrowof thee turn not thou away.

LoveLuke 6:27, 32

43 Ye have heard that it hathbeen said, aTHOU SHALT LOVE THYNEIGHBOUR, bANDHATETHINEENEMY.

44 But I say unto you, aLove yourenemies, bless them that curse you,bdo good to them that hate you, andpray cfor them which 1despitefullyuse you, and persecute you;

45 That ye may be the1

childrenof your Father which is in heaven:for ahe maketh his sun to rise onthe evil and on the good, and send-eth rain on the just and on the un-just.

46 aFor if ye love them whichlove you, what reward have ye? donot even the 1publicans the same?

47 And if ye 1salute your breth-ren only, what do ye more thanothers? do not even the 2publi-cans so?

48a

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19aProv. 23:41ruin

20aMatt. 19:2122aLuke 11:34,35 1lamp2Healthy

231Unhealthy24aLuke 16:9,11, 13 b[Gal.1:10] 1be loyalto 2Lit., inAram., riches

25aLuke 12:221Do not worryabout 2food3clothing

26aLuke 12:24271worrying2

height

281do youworry aboutclothing

291clothed301clothes311do notworry

33a[1 Tim. 4:8]341Thereforedo not worry

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1aRom. 14:31Condemn

2aLuke 6:381Condemna-tion 2use

3aLuke 6:411speck 2plank

41speck2plank

51speck6aProv. 9:7, 81tear

7a[Mark11:24]

8aProv. 8:179aLuke 11:1111aGen. 6:5;8:2112aLuke 6:31bGal. 5:14

13aLuke 13:241narrow

141How nar-row 2difficultor confined

15aJer. 23:16bMic. 3:5 1rav-enous

16aMatt. 7:20;12:33 bLuke6:43

itself. Sufficient unto the day isthe2evil thereof.

JudgingLuke 6:3742

7 Judge1 anot, that ye be not

judged.2 For with what 1judgment ye

judge, ye shall be judged: aandwith what measure ye 2mete, itshall be measured to you again.

3 aAnd why beholdest thou the1mote that is in thy brothers eye,but considerest not the 2beam thatis in thine own eye?

4 Or how wilt thou say to thybrother, Let me pull out the 1moteout of thine eye; and, behold, a2beam isin thine own eye?

5 Thou hypocrite, first cast outthe beam out of thine own eye;

and then shalt thou see clearly tocast out the 1mote out of thy broth-ers eye.

6 aGive not that which is holyunto the dogs, neither cast yeyour pearls before swine, lest theytrample them under their feet, andturn again and 1rend you.

Ask and It Shall Be GivenLuke 11:913

7 aAsk, and it shall be given you;seek, and ye shall find; knock, and

it shall be opened unto you:8 For aevery one that asketh re-

ceiveth; and he that seeketh find-eth; and to him that knocketh itshall be opened.

9 aOr what man is there of you,whom if his son ask bread, will hegive him a stone?

10 Or if he ask a fish, will he givehim a serpent?

11 If ye then, abeing evil, knowhow to give good gifts unto yourchildren, how much more shall

your Father which is in heaven givegood things to them that ask him?

Golden RuleLuke 6:31

12 Therefore all things awhatso-ever ye would that men should doto you, do ye even so to them: forbthis is the law and the prophets.

Two Ways of Life

13 aEnter ye in at the 1strait gate:for wide is the gate, and broad isthe way, that leadeth to destruc-

tion, and many there be which goin thereat:14 1Because strait is the gate,

and 2narrow is the way, whichleadeth unto life, and few there bethat find it.

False and True TeachingLuke 6:4345

15 aBeware of false prophets,bwhich come to you in sheepsclothing, but inwardly they are1ravening wolves.

16

a

Ye shall know them by theirfruits. bDo men gather grapes ofthorns, or figs of thistles?

18 That thou appear not untomen to fast, but unto thy Fatherwhich is in secret: and thy Father,which seeth in secret, shall rewardthee openly.

WealthLuke 11:3436; 12:2234

19 aLay not up for yourselvestreasures upon earth, where mothand rust doth 1corrupt, and wherethieves break through and steal:

20 aBut lay up for yourselvestreasures in heaven, where nei-ther moth nor rust doth corrupt,and where thieves do not breakthrough nor steal:

21 For where your treasure is,there will your heart be also.

22 aThe 1light of the body isthe eye: if therefore thine eye be2single, thy whole body shall befull of light.

23 But if thine eye be 1evil, thywhole body shall be full of dark-ness. If therefore the light that isin thee be darkness, how great isthat darkness!

24 aNo man can serve two mas-ters: for either he will hate theone, and love the other; or else hewill 1hold to the one, and despisethe other. bYe cannot serve Godand 2mammon.

25 Therefore I say unto you,aTake1 no thought for your life,what ye shall eat, or what ye shalldrink; nor yet for your body, whatye shall put on. Is not the life morethan 2meat, and the body than 3rai-ment?

26 aBehold the fowls of the air:for they sow not, neither do theyreap, nor gather into barns; yetyour heavenly Father feedeth them.Are ye not much better than they?

27 Which of you by 1taking

thought can add one cubit unto his2stature?28 And why 1take ye thought for

raiment? Consider the lilies of thefield, how they grow; they toil not,neither do they spin:

29 And yet I say unto you, Thateven Solomon in all his glory wasnot 1arrayed like one of these.

30 Wherefore, if God so 1clothethe grass of the field, which today is, and to morrow is cast intothe oven, shall he not much more

clotheyou, O ye of little faith?31 Therefore 1take no thought,saying, What shall we eat? or,What shall we drink? or, Where-withal shall we be clothed?

32 (For after all these things dothe Gentiles seek:) for your heav-enly Father knoweth that ye haveneed of all these things.

33 But aseek ye first the king-dom of God, and his righteous-ness; and all these things shall beadded unto you.

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17aJer. 11:19;Matt. 12:331bad

181bad19aMatt. 3:10;Luke 3:9;[John 15:2, 6]

21aHos. 8:2;Matt. 25:11;Luke 6:46;Acts 19:13bRom. 2:13;James 1:2222aNum. 24:41demons 2mir-acles

23aMatt.25:12; Luke13:25; [2 Tim.2:19] bPs. 5:5;6:8; [Matt.25:41]; Luke13:27 1lawless-ness

24aMatt. 7:2427; Luke 6:4749 1the251the28aMatt.13:54; Mark1:22; 6:2; Luke4:32; John7:46 1teaching29a[John 7:46]

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2aMatt. 8:24;Mark 1:4045;Luke 5:1214bMatt. 2:11;9:18; 15:25;John 9:38;Acts 10:253aMatt. 11:5;Luke 4:274aMatt. 9:30;Mark 5:43;Luke 4:41;8:56; 9:21bLev. 14:3, 4,10; Mark 1:44;Luke 5:14cLev. 14:432;Deut. 24:8

5aLuke 7:13bMatt. 27:54;Acts 10:161paralyzed8aLuke 15:19,21 bPs. 107:20

11a[Gen. 12:3;Is. 2:2, 3;11:10]; Mal.1:11; Luke13:29; [Acts10:45; 11:18;14:27; Rom.15:913; Eph.3:6]

12a[Matt.21:43] bMatt.

13:42, 50;22:13; 24:51;25:30; Luke13:28; 2 Pet.2:17; Jude 131Lit. sons

14aMatt. 8:1416; Mark1:2931; Luke4:38, 39b1 Cor. 9:5

16aMark 1:3234; Luke 4:40,41 1demons17aIs. 53:4;1 Pet. 2:24

19aMatt. 8:1922; Luke 9:57,58

shew thyself to the priest, and offerthe gift that bMoses ccommanded,for a testimony unto them.

The Centurions Servant Is HealedLuke 7:110

5 aAnd when Jesus was entered

into Ca-per-na-um, there cameunto him a bcenturion, beseechinghim,

6 And saying, Lord, my servantlieth at home 1sick of the palsy,grievously tormented.

7 And Jesus saith unto him, Iwill come and heal him.

8 The centurion answered andsaid, Lord, aI am not worthy thatthou shouldest come under myroof: but bspeak the word only,and my servant shall be healed.

9 For I am a man under author-ity, having soldiers under me: andI say to this man, Go, and he go-eth; and to another, Come, andhe cometh; and to my servant, Dothis, and he doeth it.

10 When Jesus heard it, hemarvelled, and said to them thatfollowed, Verily I say unto you, Ihave not found so great faith, no,not in Israel.

11 And I say unto you, Thatamany shall come from the east

and west, and shall sit down withAbraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, inthe kingdom of heaven.

12 But athe 1children of the king-dom bshall be cast out into outerdarkness: there shall be weepingand gnashing of teeth.

13 And Jesus said unto the cen-turion, Go thy way; and as thouhast believed, so be it done untothee. And his servant was healedin the selfsame hour.

Peters Mother in Law Is HealedMark 1:2934; Luke 4:3841

14 aAnd when Jesus was comeinto Peters house, he saw bhiswifes mother laid, and sick of afever.

15 And he touched her hand,and the fever left her: and shearose, and ministered unto them.

16 aWhen the even was come,they brought unto him many thatwere possessed with 1devils: and hecast out the spirits with hisword,

and healed all that were sick:17 That it might be fulfilledwhich was spoken by E-sa-ias theprophet, saying, aHIMSELFTOOKOURINFIRMITIES, ANDBAREOURSICKNESSES.

Demands of DiscipleshipLuke 9:5762

18 Now when Jesus saw greatmultitudes about him, he gavecommandment to depart unto theother side.

19 aAnd a certain scribe came,

and said unto him, Master, I willfollow thee whithersoever thougoest.

17 Even so aevery good treebringeth forth good fruit; but a cor-rupt tree bringeth forth 1evil fruit.

18 A good tree cannot bringforth 1evil fruit, neither cana cor-rupt tree bring forth good fruit.

19 aEvery tree that bringeth not

forth good fruit is hewn down, andcast into the fire.

20 Wherefore by their fruits yeshall know them.

True Way into the KingdomLuke 6:46

21 Not every one that saith untome, aLord, Lord, shall enter intothe kingdom of heaven; but he thatbdoeth the will of my Father whichis in heaven.

22 Many will say to me in that

day, Lord, Lord, have we anotprophesied in thy name? and inthy name have cast out 1devils?and in thy name done many 2won-derful works?

23 And athen will I profess untothem, I never knew you: bdepartfrom me, ye that work 1iniquity.

Parable of the Two BuildersLuke 6:4749

24 Therefore awhosoever heareththese sayings of mine, and doeth

them, I will liken him unto a wiseman, which built his house upon 1arock:

25 And the rain descended, andthe floods came, and the windsblew, and beat upon that house;and it fell not: for it was foundedupon 1a rock.

26 And every one that heareththese sayings of mine, and doeththem not, shall be likened unto afoolish man, which built his houseupon the sand:

27 And the rain descended, andthe floods came, and the windsblew, and beat upon that house; andit fell: and great was the fall of it.

Response to the Sermon

28 And it came to pass, whenJesus had ended these sayings,athe people were astonished at his1doctrine:

29 aFor he taught them as onehaving authority, and not as thescribes.

The Leper Is CleansedMark 1:4044; Luke 5:1214

8 When he was come down fromthe mountain, great multitudesfollowed him.

2 aAnd, behold, there came aleper and bworshipped him, say-ing, Lord, if thou wilt, thou canstmake me clean.

3 And Jesus put forth hishand,and touched him, saying, I will; bethou clean. And immediately his

leprosy

a

was cleansed.4 And Jesus saith unto him, aSeethou tell no man; but go thy way,


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21aLuke 9:59,60 b1 Kin.19:20

24aMark 4:37;Luke 8:2325

26aPs. 65:7;89:9; 107:29

28aMark 5:14;Luke 8:26331demons

311demonsbegged 2per-mit

331demon-possessedmen

34aDeut. 5:25;1 Kin. 17:18;Amos 7:12;Luke 5:8; Acts

16:391

begged2region

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1aMatt. 4:13;11:23; Mark5:21

2aMark 2:312; Luke 5:1826 bMatt. 8:101paralyzedman 2para-lytic

4aPs. 139:2;Matt. 12:25;Mark 12:15;Luke 5:22; 6:8;9:47; 11:17

51which61paralytic8aMatt. 8:27;John 7:15

9aMark 2:14;Luke 5:27 1taxoffice

10aMark 2:15;Luke 5:29 1atthe table 2taxcollectors

11aMatt.11:19; Mark2:16; Luke5:30; 15:2b[Gal. 2:15]1tax collec-tors

121are well13aHos. 6:6;[Mic. 6:68];Matt. 12:7bMark 2:17;Luke 5:32;1 Tim. 1:15

14aMark 2:18;Luke 5:3335;18:12 1often

15aJohn 3:29bActs 13:2, 3;14:23 1friendsof the bride-groom

161unshrunk2The patch3pulls awayfrom 4tear

2 aAnd, behold, they brought tohim a 1man sick of the palsy, lyingon a bed: band Jesus seeing theirfaith said unto the 2sick of thepalsy; Son, be of good cheer; thysins be forgiven thee.

3 And, behold, certain of the

scribes said within themselves,This manblasphemeth.

4 And Jesus aknowing theirthoughts said, Wherefore think yeevil in your hearts?

5 For 1whether is easier, to say,Thy sins be forgiven thee; or tosay, Arise, and walk?

6 But that ye may know that theSon of man hath power on earth toforgive sins, (then saith he to the1sick of the palsy,) Arise, take upthy bed, and go unto thine house.

7 And he arose, and departed tohis house.

8 But when the multitudes sawit, they amarvelled, and glorifiedGod, which had given such powerunto men.

Matthew Is CalledMark 2:14; Luke 5:27, 28

9 aAnd as Jesus passed forthfrom thence, he saw a man, namedMatthew, sitting at the 1receipt ofcustom: and he saith unto him,

Follow me.And he arose, and fol-lowed him.

The Disciples Eat with SinnersMark 2:1517; Luke 5:2932

10 aAnd it came to pass, as Je-sus sat 1at meat in the house, be-hold, many 2publicans and sinnerscame and sat down with him andhis disciples.

11 And when the Pharisees sawit, they said unto his disciples,Why eateth your Master witha

publicans1

andb

sinners?12 But when Jesus heard that,he said unto them, They that 1bewhole need not a physician, butthey that are sick.

13 But go ye and learn whatthatmeaneth, aI WILL HAVE MERCY,AND NOT SACRIFICE: for I am notcome to call the righteous, bbutsinners to repentance.

The Disciples Do Not FastMark 2:1822; Luke 5:3339

14 Then came to him the disci-ples of John, saying, aWhy do weand the Pharisees fast 1oft, but thydisciples fast not?

15 And Jesus said unto them,Can athe 1children of the bride-chamber mourn, as long as thebridegroom is with them? but thedays will come, when the bride-groom shall be taken from them,and bthen shall they fast.

16 No man putteth a piece of1new cloth unto an old garment,

for

2

that which is put in to fill it up3taketh from the garment, and the4rent is made worse.

20 And Jesus saith unto him, Thefoxes have holes, and the birds ofthe air havenests; but the Son ofman hath not where to lay hishead.

21 aAnd another of his disciplessaid unto him, Lord, bsuffer mefirst to go and bury my father.

22 But Jesus said unto him, Fol-low me; and let the dead bury theirdead.

The Sea Is StilledMark 4:3541; Luke 8:2225

23 And when he was entered intoa ship, his disciples followed him.

24 aAnd, behold, there arose agreat tempest in the sea, insomuchthat the ship was covered with thewaves: but he was asleep.

25 And his disciples came to

him, and awoke him, saying, Lord,save us: we perish.

26 And he saith unto them, Whyare ye fearful, O ye of little faith?Then ahe arose, and rebuked thewinds and the sea; and there wasa great calm.

27 But the men marvelled, say-ing, What manner of man is this,that even the winds and the seaobey him!

Devils Are Cast into SwineMark 5:117; Luke 8:2637

28 aAnd when he was come tothe other side into the country ofthe Ger-ge-senes, there met himtwo possessed with 1devils, com-ing out of the tombs, exceedingfierce, so that no man might passby that way.

29 And, behold, they cried out,saying, What have we to do withthee, Jesus, thou Son of God? artthou come hither to torment us be-fore the time?

30 And there was a good way offfrom them an herd of many swinefeeding.

31 So the 1devils besought him,saying, If thou cast us out, 2suffer usto go away into the herd of swine.

32 And he said unto them, Go.And when they were come out,they went into the herd of swine:and, behold, the whole herd ofswine ran violently down a steepplace into the sea, and perished inthe waters.

33 And they that kept them fled,and went their ways into the city,and told every thing, and whatwas befallen to the 1possessed ofthe devils.

34 And, behold, the whole citycame out to meet Jesus: and whenthey saw him, athey 1besought himthat he would depart out of their2coasts.

The Paralytic Is ForgivenMark 2:112; Luke 5:1726

9 And he entered into a ship, andpassed over,aand came into his

own city.


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171wineskins2burst 3areruined

18aLuke 8:4156

19aMatt. 10:2420aLuke 8:43bMatt. 14:36;23:5 1a flow

22aLuke 7:50;8:48; 17:19;18:42 1takecourage

23aMark 5:38b2 Chr. 35:251flute players2crowd

24aActs 20:1025aMark 1:311crowd 2out-side

26aMatt. 4:241of this

27aMatt.20:2934bLuke 18:38,39

30aMatt. 8:41sternlywarned

31aMark 7:361Lit. land

32aMatt. 12:22,24 1mute 2de-

mon331demon2mute

34aLuke 11:151demons 2rulerof demons

35aMatt. 4:2336aMark 6:34bNum. 27:171were weary

37aLuke 10:238a2 Thess.3:1

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1aLuke 6:132aJohn 1:4231tax col-lector

4aActs 1:13bJohn 13:2, 26

5aMatt. 4:15bJohn 4:9

6aMatt. 15:24bJer. 50:67aLuke 9:2bMatt. 3:2 1hascome near

8a[Acts 8:18]1demons

9a1 Sam. 9:7bMark 6:81money belts

10a1 Tim. 5:181bag 2tunics3sandals4staffs 5food

11aLuke 10:8121greet

34 But the Pharisees said, aHecasteth out 1devils through the2prince of the devils.

The Need for Delegation of Power

35 And Jesus went about allthe cities and villages, ateaching

in their synagogues, and preach-ing the gospel of the kingdom, andhealing every sickness and everydisease among the people.

36 aBut when he saw the mul-titudes, he was moved with com-passion on them, because they1fainted, and were scatteredabroad, bas sheep having no shep-herd.

37 Then saith he unto his dis-ciples, aThe harvest truly isplente-ous, but the labourers arefew;

38 aPray ye therefore the Lordof the harvest, that he will sendforth labourers into his harvest.

The Twelve Apostles Are SentMark 6:7; Luke 9:1

10 Andawhen he had called

unto him his twelve disci-ples, he gave them power againstunclean spirits, to cast them out,and to heal all manner of sicknessand all manner of disease.

2 Now the names of the twelve

apostles are these; The first, Si-mon, awho is called Peter, and An-drew his brother; James the sonofZeb-e-dee, and John his brother;

3 Philip, and Bartholomew;Thomas, and Matthew the 1publi-can; James the sonof Al-phae-us,and Leb-bae-us, whose surnamewas Thad-dae-us;

4 aSimon the Ca-naan-ite, andJudas bIs-car-i-ot, who also be-trayed him.

The Twelve ApostlesAre Instructed

Mark 6:813; Luke 9:26; 12:210

5 These twelve Jesus sent forth,and commanded them, saying, aGonot into the way of the Gentiles,and into anycity of bthe Sa-mar-i-tans enter ye not:

6 aBut go rather to the blostsheep of the house of Israel.

7 aAnd as ye go, preach, say-ing, bThe kingdom of heaven 1is athand.

8 Heal the sick, cleanse the lep-ers, raise the dead, cast out 1dev-ils: afreely ye have received, freelygive.

9 aProvide neither gold, nor sil-ver, nor bbrass in your 1purses,

10 Nor 1scrip for your journey,neither two 2coats, neither 3shoes,nor yet 4staves: afor the workmanis worthy of his 5meat.

11 aAnd into whatsoever city ortown ye shall enter, enquire whoin it is worthy; and there abide till

ye go thence.12 And when ye come into anhouse, 1salute it.

17 Neither do men put new wineinto old 1bottles: else the bottles2break, and the wine runneth out,and the bottles 3perish: but theyput new wine into new bottles, andboth are preserved.

Life Is RestoredMark 5:2143; Luke 8:4056

18 aWhile he spake these thingsunto them, behold, there came acertain ruler, and worshipped him,saying, My daughter is even nowdead: but come and lay thy handupon her, and she shall live.

19 And Jesus arose, and fol-lowed him, and so did his adis-ciples.

20 aAnd, behold, a woman,which was diseased with 1an issue

of blood twelve years, came be-hind him, and btouched the hem ofhis garment:

21 For she said within herself,If I may but touch his garment, Ishall be whole.

22 But Jesus turned him about,and when he saw her, he said,Daughter, 1be of good comfort; athyfaith hath made thee whole. Andthe woman was made whole fromthat hour.

23 aAnd when Jesus came into

the rulers house, and sawb

the1minstrels and the 2people makinga noise,

24 He said unto them, aGiveplace: for the maid is not dead, butsleepeth.And they laughed him toscorn.

25 But when the 1people wereput 2forth, he went in, and atook herby the hand, and the maid arose.

26 And the afame 1hereof wentabroad into all that land.

Sight Is Restored

27 And when Jesus departedthence, atwo blind men followedhim, crying, and saying, bThou sonof David, have mercy on us.

28 And when he was come intothe house, the blind men came tohim: and Jesus saith unto them,Believe ye that I am able to dothis? They said unto him, Yea,Lord.

29 Then touched he their eyes,saying, According to your faith be

it unto you.30 And their eyes were opened;and Jesus 1straitly charged them,saying, aSee thatno man know it.

31 aBut they, when they weredeparted, spread abroad his famein all that 1country.

Speech Is Restored

32 aAs they went out, behold,they brought to him a 1dumb manpossessed with a 2devil.

33 And when the 1devil was cast

out, the

2

dumb spake: and the mul-titudes marvelled, saying, It wasnever so seen in Israel.


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13aLuke 10:5bPs. 35:131household

14aMark 6:11bActs 13:51

15aMatt.11:22, 24

16aLuke 10:3bEph. 5:15c[Phil. 2:1416] 1innocent

17aMark 13:9bActs 5:40;22:19; 26:11

18a2 Tim. 4:161to

19aLuke 12:11,12; 21:14, 15bEx. 4:12 1donot worryabout

20a2 Sam.23:2

21aMic. 7:622aLuke 21:17bMark 13:13

23aActs 8:1b[Mark 13:10]cMatt. 16:281through

24aJohn 15:201teacher

25aJohn 8:48,52 1teacher2Many mss.Beelzebul;a Philistinedeity

26aMark 4:221veiled27aActs 5:2028aLuke 12:4bLuke 12:51Gr. gehenna

29aLuke 12:6,7 1Gr. assa-rion, a coppercoin, 1/16 of adenarius

30aLuke 21:1832aLuke 12:8b[Rev. 3:5]

33a2 Tim. 2:12

34a[Luke12:49]

35aMic. 7:61apart from

36aJohn 13:1837aLuke 14:2638a[Mark8:34]

39aJohn 12:2540aLuke 9:4841a1 Kin. 17:1042aMark 9:41

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1aLuke 23:51finished

2aLuke 7:1835 bMatt. 4:12;14:3

3aJohn 6:1441tell Johnthe things

5aIs. 29:18;35:46 bIs.61:1

6a

[Rom. 9:32]1because of

7aLuke 7:24

31 Fear ye not therefore, ye areof more value than many spar-rows.

32 aWhosoever therefore shallconfess me before men, bhim willI confess also before my Fatherwhich is in heaven.

33 aBut whosoever shall denyme before men, him will I alsodeny before my Father which is inheaven.

34 aThink not that I am come tosend peace on earth: I came not tosend peace, but a sword.

35 For I am come to SET A MAN1AT VARIANCE aAGAINST HIS FATHER,

AND THE DAUGHTER AGAINST HERMOTHER, AND THE DAUGHTER IN LAWAGAINSTHERMOTHERINLAW.

36 And aA MANS FOES SHALL BE

THEYOFHISOWNHOUSEHOLD.37 aHe that loveth father or

mother more than me is not wor-thy of me: and he that loveth sonor daughter more than me is notworthy of me.

38 aAnd he that taketh not hiscross, and followeth after me, isnot worthy of me.

39 aHe that findeth his life shalllose it: and he that loseth his lifefor my sake shall find it.

40 aHe that receiveth you receiv-

eth me, and he that receiveth mereceiveth him that sent me.41 aHe that receiveth a prophet

in the name of a prophet shall re-ceive a prophets reward; and hethat receiveth a righteous man inthe name of a righteous man shallreceive a righteous mans reward.

42 aAnd whosoever shall giveto drink unto one of these littleones a cup of cold water only inthe name of a disciple, verily I sayunto you, he shall in no wise lose

his reward.

11 And it came to pass, whenJesus had 1made an end ofcommanding his twelve disciples,he departed thence to ateach andto preach in their cities.

Rejection of John the BaptistLuke 7:1930

2 aNow when John had heardbin the prison the works of Christ,he sent two of his disciples,

3 And said unto him, Art thoua

he that should come, or do welook for another?4 Jesus answered and said unto

them, Go and 1shew John againthose things which ye do hear andsee:

5 aThe blind receive their sight,and the lame walk, the lepers arecleansed, and the deaf hear, thedead are raised up, and bthe poorhave the gospel preached to them.

6 And blessed is he, whosoevershall not abe offended 1in me.

7 aAnd as they departed, Jesusbegan to say unto the multitudesconcerning John, What went ye

13 aAnd if the 1house be worthy,let your peace come upon it: bbutif it be not worthy, let your peacereturn to you.

14 aAnd whosoever shall notreceive you, nor hear your words,when ye depart out of that house

or city, bshake off the dust of yourfeet.

15 Verily I say unto you, aIt shallbe more tolerable for the land ofSodom and Go-mor-rha in the dayof judgment, than for that city.

16 aBehold, I send you forth assheep in the midst of wolves: bbeye therefore wise as serpents, andcharmless1as doves.

17 But beware of men: for atheywill deliver you up to the councils,and bthey will scourge you in their

synagogues;18 And aye shall be brought

before governors and kings formy sake, for a testimony 1againstthem and the Gentiles.

19 aBut when they deliver youup, 1take no thought how or whatye shall speak: for bit shall begiven you in that same hour whatye shall speak.

20 aFor it is not ye that speak,but the Spirit of your Father whichspeaketh in you.

21a

And the brother shall deliverup the brother to death, and thefather the child: and the childrenshall rise up against theirparents,and cause them to be put to death.

22 And aye shall be hated of allmen for my names sake: bbut hethat endureth to the end shall besaved.

23 But awhen they persecute youin this city, flee ye into another: forverily I say unto you, Ye shall nothave bgone 1over the cities of Is-

rael,c

till the Son of man be come.24 aThe disciple is not above his1master, nor the servant above hislord.

25 It is enough for the disciplethat he be as his 1master, and theservant as his lord. If athey havecalled the master of the house 2Be-el-ze-bub, how much more shallthey callthem of his household?

26 Fear them not therefore: aforthere is nothing 1covered, thatshall not be revealed; and hid, that

shall not be known.27 What I tell you in darkness,that aspeak ye in light: and whatye hear in the ear, thatpreach yeupon the housetops.

28 aAnd fear not them whichkill the body, but are not able tokill the soul: but rather bfear himwhich is able to destroy both souland body in 1hell.

29 Are not two asparrows soldfor a 1farthing? and one of themshall not fall on the ground with-out your Father.

30 aBut the very hairs of yourhead are all numbered.


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10aMal. 3:112aLuke 16:1613aMal. 4:4614aLuke 1:1715aLuke 8:816aLuke 7:311companions

171played theflute 2Lit. didnot beat yourbreast

181demon19aMatt. 9:10b

Luke 7:351wine drinker2tax collec-tors 3by

20aLuke10:1315, 181rebuke

21aJon. 3:6822aMatt.10:15; 11:24

23aIs. 14:131Gr. hades

24aMatt. 10:1525aLuke10:21, 22 bPs.8:2 cMatt.16:17

27aMatt. 28:18bJohn 1:18;6:46; 10:151except

28a[John6:3537]

29a[Phil. 2:5]bZech. 9:9cJer. 6:161from 2gentleand humble

30a[1 John5:3]

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1aLuke 6:15bDeut. 23:251grainfields2hungry3heads of

grain

3a1 Sam. 21:61hungry

4aLev. 24:5bEx. 29:32

5aNum. 28:91treat as com-mon

6a[Is. 66:1, 2]7a[Hos. 6:6]1desire mercy

9aMark 3:1610aJohn 9:16

shall be more tolerable for theland of Sodom in the day of judg-ment, than for thee.

Invitation to Come unto Jesus

25 aAt that time Jesus answeredand said, I thank thee, O Father,

Lord of heaven and earth, becausebthou hast hid these things fromthe wise and prudent, cand hast re-vealed them unto babes.

26 Even so, Father: for so itseemed good in thy sight.

27 aAll things are deliveredunto me of my Father: and no manknoweth the Son, but the Father;bneither knoweth any man theFather, 1save the Son, and he towhomsoever the Son will revealhim.

28 Come untoa

me, all ye thatlabour and are heavy laden, and Iwill give you rest.

29 Take my yoke upon you,aand learn 1of me; for I am 2meekand blowly in heart: cand ye shallfind rest unto your souls.

30 aFor my yoke iseasy, and myburden is light.

Controversy over Sabbath-LabourMark 2:2328; Luke 6:15

12At that time aJesus went on

the sabbath day through the1corn; and his disciples were 2anhungred, and began to bpluck the3ears of corn, and to eat.

2 But when the Pharisees sawit,they said unto him, Behold, thydisciples do that which is not law-ful to do upon the sabbath day.

3 But he said unto them, Haveye not read awhat David did, whenhe was 1an hungred, and they thatwere with him;

4 How he entered into the house

of God, and did eata

the shew-bread, which was not lawful forhim to eat, neither for them whichwere with him, bbut only for thepriests?

5 Or have ye not read in thealaw, how that on the sabbath daysthe priests in the temple 1profanethe sabbath, and are blameless?

6 But I say unto you, That inthis place is aonegreater than thetemple.

7 But if ye had known what this

meaneth,

a

I

1WILL

HAVE

MERCY

,AND

NOT SACRIFICE, ye would not havecondemned the guiltless.

8 For the Son of man is Lordeven of the sabbath day.

Controversy over Sabbath-HealingMark 3:15; Luke 6:610

9 aAnd when he was departedthence, he went into their syna-gogue:

10 And, behold, there was aman which had his hand withered.And they asked him, saying, aIsit lawful to heal on the sabbathdays? that they might accuse him.

out into the wilderness to see? bAreed shaken with the wind?

8 But what went ye out for tosee? A man clothed in soft rai-ment? behold, they that wear softclothingare in kings houses.

9 But what went ye out for to

see? A prophet? yea, I say untoyou, aand more than a prophet.

10 For this is he, of whom it iswritten, aBEHOLD, I SENDMYMESSEN-GER BEFORE THY FACE, WHICH SHALLPREPARETHYWAYBEFORETHEE.

11 Verily I say unto you, Amongthem that are born of womenthere hath not risen a greater thanJohn the Baptist: notwithstandinghe that is least in the kingdom ofheaven is greater than he.

12 aAnd from the days of John

the Baptist until now the kingdomof heaven suffereth violence, andthe violent take it by force.

13 aFor all the prophets and thelaw prophesied until John.

14 And if ye will receive it, thisis aE-li-as, which was for to come.

15 aHe that hath ears to hear, lethim hear.

Rejection by Jesus GenerationLuke 7:3135

16 aBut whereunto shall I liken

this generation? It is like unto chil-dren sitting in the markets, andcalling unto their 1fellows,

17 And saying, We have 1pipedunto you, and ye have not danced;we have mourned unto you, andye 2have not lamented.

18 For John came neither eat-ing nor drinking, and they say, Hehath a 1devil.

19 The Son of man came eatingand drinking, and they say, Beholda man gluttonous, and a 1winebib-

ber,a

a friend of2

publicans andsinners. bBut wisdom is justified3of her children.

Rejection of Chorazin, Bethsaida,and CapernaumLuke 10:1215

20 aThen began he to 1upbraidthe cities wherein most of hismighty works were done, becausethey repented not:

21 Woe unto thee, Cho-ra-zin!woe unto thee, Beth-sa-i-da! forif the mighty works, which were

done in you, had been done inTyre and Si-don, they would haverepented long ago ain sackclothand ashes.

22 But I say unto you, aIt shallbe more tolerable for Tyre and Si-don at the day of judgment, thanfor you.

23 And thou, Ca-per-na-um,awhich art exalted unto heaven,shalt be brought down to 1hell: forif the mighty works, which havebeen done in thee, had been donein Sodom, it would have remaineduntil this day.

24 But I say unto you, aThat it


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14aMark 3:61took counsel

15aMark 3:7bMatt. 19:2

16aMatt. 8:4;9:30; 17:91warned

18aIs. 42:14;49:3 bMatt.3:17; 17:5 1de-clare justice

191quarrel2cry out

201justice22aLuke11:14, 15 1de-mon 2mute

23aMatt. 9:27;21:9 1multi-tudes 2Couldthis be

24aMatt. 9:341demons2Philistine de-ity 3ruler

25aMatt. 9:4271demons28a[Dan. 2:44;7:14] 1demons

29aIs. 49:241plunder

31aMark 3:2830 bActs 7:51

32aJohn 7:12,52 b1 Tim.1:13 1age

33aMatt. 7:1618 1bad

34aMatt. 3:7;23:33 bLuke6:45 1brood oroffspring

38aMark 8:111Lit. Teacher

39aMatt. 16:440aJon. 1:171Lit. belly ofthe great fish

41aLuke 11:32bJer. 3:11cJon. 3:5

42a1 Kin. 10:113

29 aOr else how can one enterinto a strong mans house, and1spoil his goods, except he firstbind the strong man? and then hewill 1spoil his house.

30 He that is not with me isagainst me; and he that gathereth

not with me scattereth abroad.Pharisees Commit the

Unpardonable SinMark 3:28, 29

31 Wherefore I say unto you,aAll manner of sin and blasphemyshall be forgiven unto men: bbut theblasphemy against the Holy Ghostshall not be forgiven unto men.

32 And whosoever aspeaketh aword against the Son of man, bitshall be forgiven him: but who-soever speaketh against the Holy

Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him,neither in this 1world, neither inthe worldto come.

33 Either make the tree good,and ahis fruit good; or else makethe tree 1corrupt, and his fruit 1cor-rupt: for the tree is known by hisfruit.

34 O ageneration1of vipers, howcan ye, being evil, speak goodthings? bfor out of the abundanceof the heart the mouth speaketh.

35 A good man out of the good

treasure of the heart bringeth forthgood things: and an evil man outof the evil treasure bringeth forthevil things.

36 But I say unto you, That ev-ery idle word that men shall speak,they shall give account thereof inthe day of judgment.

37 For by thy words thou shaltbe justified, and by thy words thoushalt be condemned.

Pharisees Demand a SignLuke 11:2426, 2932

38 aThen certain of the scribesand of the Pharisees answered,saying, 1Master, we would see asign from thee.

39 But he answered and saidunto them, An evil and aadulterousgeneration seeketh after a sign;and there shall no sign be given toit, but the sign of the prophet Jo-nas:

40 aFor as Jo-nas was threedays and three nights in the1

whales belly; so shall the Sonof man be three days and threenights in the heart of the earth.

41 aThe men of Nin-e-vehshall rise in judgment with thisgeneration, and bshall condemnit: cbecause they repented at thepreaching of Jo-nas; and, behold,a greater than Jo-nas is here.

42 aThe queen of the south shallrise up in the judgment with thisgeneration, and shall condemn it:for she came from the uttermostparts of the earth to hear the wis-dom of Solomon; and, behold, agreater than Solomon is here.

11 And he said unto them, Whatman shall there be among you, thatshall have one sheep, and if it fallinto a pit on the sabbath day, willhe not lay hold on it, and lift it out?

12 How much then is a man bet-ter than a sheep? Wherefore it is

lawful to do well on the sabbathdays.

13 Then saith he to the man,Stretch forth thine hand. And hestretched it forth; and it was re-stored whole, like as the other.

Pharisees Plan to Destroy ChristMark 3:612; Luke 6:11

14 Then athe Pharisees wentout, and 1held a council againsthim, how they might destroy him.

15 But when Jesus knew it, ahe

withdrew himself from thence:band great multitudes followedhim, and he healed them all;

16 And acharged1them that theyshould not make him known:

17 That it might be fulfilledwhich was spoken by E-sa-ias theprophet, saying,

18 aBEHOLD MY SERVANT, WHOM IHAVE CHOSEN; MY BELOVED, bIN WHOMMYSOUL IS WELL PLEASED: I WILL PUTMY SPIRIT UPON HIM, AND HE SHALL1SHEWJUDGMENTTOTHEGENTILES.

19 HESHALLNOT1

STRIVE, NOR2

CRY;NEITHER SHALL ANY MAN HEAR HISVOICEINTHESTREETS.

20 A BRUISED REED SHALL HE NOTBREAK, AND SMOKING FLAX SHALL HENOT QUENCH, TILL HE SEND FORTH1JUDGMENTUNTOVICTORY.

21 AND IN HIS NAME SHALL THEGENTILESTRUST.

Pharisees Blasphemethe Holy Spirit

Mark 3:2227; Luke 11:1723

22

a

Then was brought unto himone possessed with a 1devil, blind,and 2dumb: and he healed him, in-somuch that the blind and dumbboth spake and saw.

23 And all the 1people wereamazed, and said, 2Is not this theason of David?

24 aBut when the Phariseesheard it, they said, This fellowdoth not cast out 1devils, but by2Be-el-ze-bub the 3prince of the1devils.

25 And Jesus

a

knew theirthoughts, and said unto them, Ev-ery kingdom divided against itselfis brought to desolation; and everycity or house divided against itselfshall not stand:

26 And if Satan cast out Satan,he is divided against himself; howshall then his kingdom stand?

27 And if I by Be-el-ze-bub castout 1devils, by whom do your chil-dren cast them out? therefore theyshall be your judges.

28 But if I cast out 1devils by theSpirit of God, then athe kingdomof God is come unto you.


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43aLuke11:2426b[1 Pet. 5:8]1Lit. goes

441put inorder

45a[2 Pet.2:2022]46aLuke 8:1921 bJohn 2:12;7:3, 5 1multi-tudes 2broth-ers 3outside

47aMatt. 13:55,56 1outside

49aJohn 20:1750aJohn 15:14

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1aMark 4:1122aLuke 8:4bLuke 5:3

3aLuke 8:551immediately8aGen. 26:129aMatt. 11:1511aMark 4:10,11 1hiddentruths

12aMatt. 25:2914aIs. 6:9, 10b[John 3:36]

15aHeb. 5:11b

Luke 19:42cActs 28:26,27 1grown dull2turn 3Mostmss. would

16aLuke10:23, 24

17aHeb. 11:1318aMark 4:1320

19aMatt. 4:231

snatchesaway

20aIs. 58:21immediately

21a[Acts14:22] bMatt.11:6 1onlyendures 2im-mediately hestumbles

22a1 Tim. 6:9bJer. 4:3 1cares

23aCol. 1:61produces

said unto him, Why speakest thouunto them in parables?

11 He answered and said untothem, Because ait is given untoyou to know the 1mysteries of thekingdom of heaven, but to them itis not given.

12a

For whosoever hath, to himshall be given, and he shall havemore abundance: but whosoeverhath not, from him shall be takenaway even that he hath.

13 Therefore speak I to them inparables: because they seeing seenot; and hearing they hear not,neither do they understand.

14 And in them is fulfilled theprophecy of E-sa-ias, which saith,aBY HEARING YE SHALL HEAR, ANDSHALL NOT UNDERSTAND; AND SEEING

YE SHALL SEE, AND SHALL NOTb

PER-CEIVE:

15 FOR THIS PEOPLES HEART IS1WAXED GROSS, AND THEIR EARS aARE

DULLOFHEARING, ANDTHEIREYESTHEYHAVEbCLOSED; LESTATANYTIMETHEYSHOULD SEE WITH THEIR EYES, ANDHEAR WITH THEIR EARS, AND SHOULDUNDERSTAND WITH THEIR HEART, ANDSHOULD2BECONVERTED, ANDI 3SHOULDcHEALTHEM.

16 But ablessed are your eyes,for they see: and your ears, for

they hear.17 For verily I say unto you,aThat many prophets and righ-teous men have desired to seethose things which ye see, andhave not seen them; and to hearthose things which ye hear, andhave not heard them.

18 aHear ye therefore the par-able of the sower.

19 When any one heareth theword aof the kingdom, and under-standeth it not, then cometh the

wicked one, and

1

catcheth awaythat which was sown in his heart.This is he which received seed bythe way side.

20 But he that received the seedinto stony places, the same is hethat heareth the word, and 1anonawith joy receiveth it;

21 Yet hath he not root in him-self, but 1dureth for a while: forwhen atribulation or persecutionariseth because of the word, 2byand by bhe is offended.

22 aHe also that received seedbamong the thorns is he thatheareth the word; and the 1care ofthis world, and the deceitfulnessof riches, choke the word, and hebecometh unfruitful.

23 But he that received seed intothe good ground is he that heareththe word, and understandeth it;which also beareth afruit, and1bringeth forth, some an hundred-fold, some sixty, some thirty.

Parable of the Wheat and Tares

24 Another parable put he forthunto them, saying, The kingdom

43 aWhen the unclean spirit isgone out of a man, bhe 1walkeththrough dry places, seeking rest,and findeth none.

44 Then he saith, I will returninto my house from whence Icame out; and when he is come, he

findeth it empty, swept, and 1gar-nished.

45 Then goeth he, and takethwith himself seven other spiritsmore wicked than himself, andthey enter in and dwell there: aandthe last state of that man is worsethan the first. Even so shall it bealso unto this wicked generation.

Jesus and the True BrethrenMark 3:3135

46 While he yet talked to the1

people,a

behold, his mother andbhis 2brethren stood 3without, de-siring to speak with him.

47 Then one said unto him, Be-hold, athy mother and thy brethrenstand 1without, desiring to speakwith thee.

48 But he answered and saidunto him that told him, Who is mymother? and who are my breth-ren?

49 And he stretched forth hishand toward his disciples, and

said, Behold my mother and myabrethren!50 For awhosoever shall do

the will of my Father which is inheaven, the same is my brother,and sister, and mother.

Parable of the SoilsMark 4:120; Luke 8:415

13 The same day went Jesusout of the house, aand sat bythe sea side.

2 aAnd great multitudes were

gathered together unto him, sothat bhe went into a ship, and sat;and the whole multitude stood onthe shore.

3 And he spake many thingsunto them in parables, saying, aBe-hold, a sower went forth to sow;

4 And when he sowed, someseeds fell by the way side, and thefowls came and devoured them up:

5 Some fell upon stony places,where they had not much earth:and 1forthwith they sprung up,because they had no deepness ofearth:

6 And when the sun was up,they were scorched; and becausethey had no root, they witheredaway.

7 And some fell among thorns;and the thorns sprung up, andchoked them:

8 But other fell into goodground, and brought forth fruit,some aan hundredfold, some sixty-fold, some thirtyfold.

9 aWho hath ears to hear, lethim hear.

10 And the disciples came, and


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261grain30aMatt. 3:1231a[Is. 2:2, 3;Mic. 4:1];Mark 4:30;Luke 13:18, 19

32aPs. 104:12;Ezek. 17:2224; 31:39;Dan. 4:121greater thanthe herbs2nest

33aLuke 13:20,21 b[1 Cor.5:6; Gal. 5:9]1Gr. sata

34aMark 4:33,34; John 10:6;

16:25

35aPs. 78:2bRom. 16:25,26; 1 Cor. 2:7;Eph. 3:9; Col.1:26

38aMatt.24:14; 28:19;Mark 16:15;Luke 24:47;Rom. 10:18;Col. 1:6 bGen.3:15; John8:44; Acts13:10 1Lit.sons

39aJoel 3:13;Rev. 14:151age

401age41aMatt. 18:7;2 Pet. 2:1, 21practise law-lessness

42aMatt. 3:12;Rev. 19:20;

20:10b

Matt.8:12; 13:50

43a[Dan. 12:3;1 Cor. 15:42,43, 58] bMatt.13:9

44aPhil. 3:7, 8b[Is. 55:1; Rev.3:18]

451beautiful46aProv. 2:4;3:14, 15; 8:10,19

47aMatt. 22:9,10 1dragnet

49aMatt. 25:321age 2separate

52aSong 7:131A scholar inO.T. law 2con-cerning

54aPs. 22:22;Matt. 2:23;

Mark 6:1;Luke 4:16;John 7:15

is the devil; athe harvest is the endof the 1world; and the reapers arethe angels.

40 As therefore the tares aregathered and burned in the fire; soshall it be in the end of this 1world.

41 The Son of man shall send

forth his angels,a

and they shallgather out of his kingdom allthings that offend, and them which1do iniquity;

42 aAnd shall cast them intoa furnace of fire: bthere shall bewailing and gnashing of teeth.

43 aThen shall the righteousshine forth as the sun in the king-dom of their Father. bWho hathears to hear, let him hear.

Parable of the Hidden Treasure

44 Again, the kingdom ofheaven is like unto treasure hidin a field; the which when a manhath found, he hideth, and for joythereof goeth and aselleth all thathe hath, and bbuyeth that field.

Parable of the Pearl of Great Price

45 Again, the kingdom ofheaven is like unto a merchantman, seeking 1goodly pearls:

46 Who, when he had foundaone pearl of great price, went and

sold all that he had, and bought it.Parable of the Net

47 Again, the kingdom ofheaven is like unto a 1net, that wascast into the sea, and agathered ofevery kind:

48 Which, when it was full, theydrew to shore, and sat down, andgathered the good into vessels, butcast the bad away.

49 So shall it be at the end ofthe 1world: the angels shall come

forth, and

a

sever

2

the wicked fromamong the just,50 And shall cast them into the

furnace of fire: there shall be wail-ing and gnashing of teeth.

Parable of the Householder

51 Jesus saith unto them, Haveye understood all these things?They say unto him, Yea, Lord.

52 Then said he unto them,Therefore every 1scribe which isinstructed 2unto the kingdom ofheaven is like unto a man that isan householder, which bringethforth out of his treasure athingsnew and old.

53 And it came to pass, thatwhen Jesus had finished theseparables, he departed thence.

Rejection at NazarethMark 6:16

54 aAnd when he was come intohis own country, he taught themin their synagogue, insomuch thatthey were astonished, and said,Whence hath this man this wis-dom, and these mighty works?

of heaven is likened unto a manwhich sowed good seed in his field:

25 But while men slept, his en-emy came and sowed tares amongthe wheat, and went his way.

26 But when the 1blade wassprung up, and brought forth fruit,

then appeared the tares also.27 So the servants of the house-

holder came and said unto him,Sir, didst not thou sow good seedin thy field? from whence thenhath it tares?

28 He said unto them, An en-emy hath done this. The servantssaid unto him, Wilt thou then thatwe go and gather them up?

29 But he said, Nay; lest whileye gather up the tares, ye root upalso the wheat with them.

30 Let both grow together un-til the harvest: and in the time ofharvest I will say to the reapers,Gather ye together first the tares,and bind them in bundles to burnthem: but agather the wheat intomy barn.

Parable of the Mustard SeedMark 4:3032; Luke 13:18, 19

31 Another parable put he forthunto them, saying, aThe kingdomof heaven is like to a grain of mus-

tard seed, which a man took, andsowed in his field:32 Which indeed is the least of

all seeds: but when it is grown, itis the 1greatest among herbs, andbecometh a atree, so that the birdsof the air come and 2lodge in thebranches thereof.

Parable of the LeavenLuke 13:20, 21

33 aAnother parable spakehe unto them; The kingdom of

heaven is like unto leaven, whicha woman took, and hid in three1measures of meal, till the bwholewas leavened.

34 aAll these things spake Jesusunto the multitude in parables;and without a parable spake henot unto them:

35 That it might be fulfilledwhich was spoken by the prophet,saying, aI WILL OPEN MY MOUTH INPARABLES; bI WILLUTTERTHINGSWHICHHAVE BEEN KEPT SECRET FROM THEFOUNDATIONOFTHEWORLD.

Parable of the Tares Explained

36 Then Jesus sent the mul-titude away, and went into thehouse: and his disciples came untohim, saying, Declare unto us theparable of the tares of the field.

37 He answered and said untothem, He that soweth the goodseed is the Son of man;

38 aThe field is the world; thegood seed are the 1children ofthe kingdom; but the tares are bthechildren of the wicked one;

39 The enemy that sowed them


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57aMatt. 11:6;Mark 6:3, 4bLuke 4:24;John 4:44 1at2except

58aMark 6:5,6; John 5:44,46, 47

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1aMark 6:1429; Luke 9:79

21these pow-ers are atwork

3aMatt. 4:12;Mark 6:17;Luke 3:19, 20

4aLev. 18:16;20:21

5aMatt. 21:26;Luke 20:6

61celebrated81promptedby 2on a plat-ter

91at the table111on a plat-ter

13aMatt. 10:23;12:15; Mark6:3244; Luke9:1017; John6:1, 2 1by him-self

14aMatt. 9:36;Mark 6:34

15aMark 6:35;Luke 9:121hour is al-ready late

19a1 Sam.9:13; Matt.15:36; 26:26;Mark 6:41;8:7; 14:22;Luke 24:30;Acts 27:35;[Rom. 14:6]

221compelled23aMark 6:46;Luke 9:28;John 6:15bJohn 6:16 1byhimself

241middle26aJob 9:81ghost27aActs 23:11;27:22, 25, 361Take courage2Lit. I am

301violent31aMatt. 6:30;8:26

33aPs. 2:7;Matt. 16:16;26:63; Mark1:1; Luke 4:41;John 1:49;

6:69; 11:27;Acts 8:37;Rom. 1:4

disciples came to him, saying, Thisis a desert place, and the 1time isnow past; send the multitude away,that they may go into the villages,and buy themselves victuals.

16 But Jesus said unto them,They need not depart; give ye

them to eat.17 And they say unto him, Wehave here but five loaves, and twofishes.

18 He said, Bring them hither tome.

19 And he commanded the mul-titude to sit down on the grass, andtook the five loaves, and the twofishes, and looking up to heaven,ahe blessed, and brake, and gavethe loaves to his disciples, and thedisciples to the multitude.

20 And they did all eat, andwere filled: and they took up of thefragments that remained twelvebaskets full.

21 And they that had eaten wereabout five thousand men, besidewomen and children.

Jesus Walks on WaterMark 6:4552; John 6:1421

22 And straightway Jesus 1con-strained his disciples to get intoa ship, and to go before him unto

the other side, while he sent themultitudes away.23 aAnd when he had sent the

multitudes away, he went up intoa mountain 1apart to pray: bandwhen the evening was come, hewas there alone.

24 But the ship was now inthe 1midst of the sea, tossed withwaves: for the wind was contrary.

25 And in the fourth watch ofthe night Jesus went unto them,walking on the sea.

26 And when the disciples sawhim awalking on the sea, they weretroubled, saying, It is a 1spirit; andthey cried out for fear.

27 But straightway Jesus spakeunto them, saying, 1Be of goodacheer; 2it is I; be not afraid.

28 And Peter answered him andsaid, Lord, if it be thou, bid mecome unto thee on the water.

29 And he said, Come. Andwhen Peter was come down out ofthe ship, he walked on the water,to go to Jesus.

30 But when he saw the wind1boisterous, he was afraid; and be-ginning to sink, he cried, saying,Lord, save me.

31 And immediately Jesusstretched forth his hand, andcaught him, and said unto him,O thou of alittle faith, whereforedidst thou doubt?

32 And when they were comeinto the ship, the wind ceased.

33 Then they that were in theship came and worshipped him,saying, Of a truth athou art the Sonof God.

55 aIs not this the carpentersson? is not his mother called Mary?and bhis brethren, cJames, and Jo-ses, and Simon, and Judas?

56 And his sisters, are they notall with us? Whence then hath thisman all these things?

57 And theya

were offended1

inhim. But Jesus said unto them, bAprophet is not without honour,2save in his own country, and inhis own house.

58 And ahe did not many mightyworks there because of their un-belief.

Present Response to JesusMark 6:1416; Luke 9:79

14 At that timeaHerod the te-

trarch heard of the fame of

Jesus,2 And said unto his servants,This is John the Baptist; he isrisen from the dead; and there-fore 1mighty works do shew forththemselves in him.

Recount of the Murder of John theBaptistMark 6:1729

3 aFor Herod had laid hold onJohn, and bound him, and put himin prison for He-ro-di-as sake, hisbrother Philips wife.

4 For John said unto him,a

It isnot lawful for thee to have her.5 And when he would have put

him to death, he feared the multi-tude, abecause they counted himas a prophet.

6 But when Herods birthdaywas 1kept, the daughter of He-ro-di-as danced before them, andpleased Herod.

7 Whereupon he promised withan oath to give her whatsoever shewould ask.

8 And she, being

1

before in-structed of her mother, said, Giveme here John Baptists head 2in acharger.

9 And the king was sorry: nev-ertheless for the oaths sake, andthem which sat with him 1at meat,he commanded itto be given her.

10 And he sent, and beheadedJohn in the prison.

11 And his head was brought 1ina charger, and given to the damsel:and she brought itto her mother.

12 And his disciples came, andtook up the body, and buried it,and went and told Jesus.

Jesus Feeds 5,000Mark 6:3144;Luke 9:1117; John 6:113

13 aWhen Jesus heard of it, hedeparted thence by ship into adesert place 1apart: and when thepeople had heard thereof,they fol-lowed him on foot out of the cities.

14 And Jesus went forth, andsaw a great multitude, and awasmoved with compassion towardthem, and he healed their sick.

15 aAnd when it was evening, his


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1aMark 7:12aMark 7:54a[Deut. 5:16]bEx. 21:17 1beput to death

5aMark 7:11,12 1Dedicated

to the temple

7aMark 7:68aIs. 29:131near

9a[Col. 2:1822]

10aMark 7:1411a[Acts10:15]

13a[John 15:2]14aLuke 6:3915aMark 7:171Explain

16aMatt. 16:917a[1 Cor.6:13] 1elimi-nated

18a[James 3:6]19aProv. 6:1421aMark 7:2430 1region

22aMatt. 1:1;22:41, 42 1re-gion 2demon-possessed

231urged24aMatt. 10:5,6

26aMatt. 7:61good

28aLuke 7:91you desire2well

29aMark 7:3137 bMatt. 4:18

30aIs. 35:5, 6bLuke 7:38;8:41; 10:391mute 2crip-pled

31aLuke 5:25,26; 19:37, 381marvelled2mute 3crip-pled

32aMark 8:110 1hungry

that awhatsoever entereth in at themouth goeth into the belly, and is1cast out into the draught?

18 But athose things which pro-ceed out of the mouth come forthfrom the heart; and they defile theman.

19a

For out of the heart proceedevil thoughts, murders, adulteries,fornications, thefts, false witness,blasphemies:

20 These are the things whichdefile a man: but to eat with un-washen hands defileth not a man.

Jesus Heals the Gentile WomansDaughterMark 7:2430

21 aThen Jesus went thence, anddeparted into the 1coasts of Tyreand Si-don.

22 And, behold, a woman of Ca-naan came out of the same 1coasts,and cried unto him, saying, Havemercy on me, O Lord, thou ason ofDavid; my daughter is grievously2vexed with a devil.

23 But he answered her not aword. And his disciples came and1besought him, saying, Send heraway; for she crieth after us.

24 But he answered and said, aIam not sent but unto the lost sheepof the house of Israel.

25 Then came she and wor-shipped him, saying, Lord, helpme.

26 But he answered and said, Itis not 1meet to take the childrensbread, and to cast itto adogs.

27 And she said, Truth, Lord:yet the dogs eat of the crumbswhich fall from their masters ta-ble.

28 Then Jesus answered andsaid unto her, O woman, agreat isthy faith: be it unto thee even as1

thou wilt. And her daughter wasmade 2whole from that very hour.

Jesus Heals ManyMark 7:3137

29 aAnd Jesus departed fromthence, and came nigh bunto thesea of Galilee; and went up into amountain, and sat down there.

30 aAnd great multitudes cameunto him, having with them thosethat were lame, blind, 1dumb,2maimed, and many others, andcast them down at Jesus bfeet; andhe healed them:

31 Insomuch that the multitude1wondered, when they saw the2dumb to speak, the 3maimed to bewhole, the lame to walk, and theblind to see: and they aglorified theGod of Israel.

Jesus Feeds 4,000Mark 8:110

32 aThen Jesus called his dis-ciples unto him, and said, I havecompassion on the multitude, be-cause they continue with me nowthree days, and have nothing toeat: and I will not send them away1fasting, lest they faint in the way.

Jesus Heals ManyMark 6:5356

34 aAnd when they 1were goneover, they came into the land ofGen-nes-a-ret.

35 And when the men of thatplace 1had knowledge of him, theysent out into all that country roundabout, and brought unto him allthat were diseased;

36 And 1besought him that theymight only atouch the hem of hisgarment: and bas many as touchedwere made perfectly 2whole.

Debate over TraditionMark 7:123

15 Thenacame to Jesus scribes

and Pharisees, which wereof Jerusalem, saying,

2 aWhy do thy disciples trans-gress the tradition of the elders?for they wash not their handswhen they eat bread.

3 But he answered and saidunto them, Why do ye also trans-gress the commandment of Godby your tradition?

4 For God commanded, saying,aHONOUR THY FATHER AND MOTHER:and, bHE THAT CURSETH FATHER ORMOTHER, LETHIM1DIETHEDEATH.

5 But ye say, Whosoever shallsay to his father or his mother,aIt is 1a gift, by whatsoever thoumightest be profited by me;

6 And honour not his father orhis mother, he shall be free. Thushave ye made the commandmentof God of none effect by your tra-dition.

7 Ye ahypocrites, well did E-sa-ias prophesy of you, saying,

8 aTHIS PEOPLE DRAWETH 1NIGHUNTOMEWITHTHEIRMOUTH, ANDHON-OURETHMEWITHTHEIRLIPS; BUTTHEIRHEARTISFARFROMME.

9 BUTINVAINTHEYDOWORSHIPME,aTEACHING FOR DOCTRINES THE COM-

MANDMENTSOFMEN.10 aAnd he called the multitude,

and said unto them, Hear, and un-derstand:

11 aNot that which goeth intothe mouth defileth a man; but thatwhich cometh out of the mouth,this defileth a man.

12 Then came his disciples, andsaid unto him, Knowest thou thatthe Pharisees were offended, after

they heard this saying?13 But he answered and said,

aEvery plant, which my heavenlyFather hath not planted, shall berooted up.

14 Let them alone: athey beblind leaders of the blind. And ifthe blind lead the blind, both shallfall into the ditch.

15 aThen answered Peter andsaid unto him, 1Declare unto usthis parable.

16 And Jesus said, aAre ye also

yet without understanding?17 Do not ye yet understand,


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5aMark 8:146aLuke 12:11yeast

9aMatt. 14:1521

10aMatt.15:3238

111yeast121teaching13aLuke 9:181region

14aMatt. 14:2bMatt. 21:11

15aJohn 6:6716aActs 8:37;9:20

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Gal. 1:16

18aJohn 1:42b[Eph. 2:20]cIs. 38:10 1Gr.Petros, AStone 2Gr. pe-tra,lit.largerock

19aMatt. 18:1820aLuke 9:211commanded

21aLuke 9:22;18:31; 24:46221took himaside 2Godbe mercifulto you

23aMatt. 4:10b[Rom. 8:7]1are not mind-ful of

24a[2 Tim.3:12] b[1 Pet.2:21]

25aJohn 12:25

concerning bread, that ye shouldbeware of the 1leaven of the Phari-sees and of the Sad-du-cees?

12 Then understood they howthat he bade them not bewareof the leaven of bread, but of the1doctrine of the Pharisees and of

the Sad-du-cees.

Revelation of the Person of theKingMark 8:2730; Luke 9:1821

13 When Jesus came into the1coasts of Caes-a-re-a Phi-lip-pi,he asked his disciples, saying,aWhom do men say that I the Sonof man am?

14 And they said, aSome saythat thou art John the Baptist:some, E-li-as; and others, Jer-e-mi-as, or bone of the prophets.

15 He saith unto them, But whomsay aye that I am?16 And Simon Peter answered

and said, aThou art the Christ, theSon of the living God.

17 And Jesus answered and saidunto him, Blessed art thou, SimonBarjo-na: afor flesh and bloodhath not revealed it unto thee, butbmy Father which is in heaven.

Revelation of the Church

18 And I say also unto thee,

That

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thou art

1

Peter, and

b

uponthis 2rock I will build my church;and cthe gates of hell shall not pre-vail against it.

19 And I will give unto thee thekeys of the kingdom of heaven:and awhatsoever thou shalt bindon earth shall be bound in heaven:and whatsoever thou shalt looseon earth shall be loosed in heaven.

20 aThen 1charged he his dis-ciples that they should tell no manthat he was Jesus the Christ.

Revelation of Jesus DeathMark 8:3133; Luke 9:22

21 From that time forth beganJesus ato shew unto his disciples,how that he must go unto Jeru-salem, and suffer many things ofthe elders and chief priests andscribes, and be killed, and beraised again the third day.

22 Then Peter 1took him, andbegan to rebuke him, saying, 2Be itfar from thee, Lord: this shall notbe unto thee.

23 But he turned, and said untoPeter, Get thee behind me, aSa-tan: bthou art an offence unto me:for thou 1savourest not the thingsthat be of God, but those that be ofmen.

Revelation of Jesus RewardMark 8:3437; Luke 9:2325

24 aThen said Jesus unto his dis-ciples, If any man will come afterme, let him deny himself, and takeup his cross, and bfollow me.

25 For awhosoever will save hislife shall lose it: and whosoever

33 aAnd his disciples say untohim, 1Whence should we have somuch bread in the wilderness, asto fill so great a multitude?

34 And Jesus saith unto them,How many loaves have ye? Andthey said, Seven, and a

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