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V/HERE TJiE OLD
AND THE C^^c^ ^ / S^SrJ,
NEW VERSIONS DIFFER.
THE ACTUAL CHANGES
IN THE 'Yjr^
AUTHORIZED AND REVISED NEW TESTAMENT.
PRINTED IN PARALLEL COLUMNS.
NEW YORK:
ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH & COMPANY,
900 Broadway, cor. 2oth Street.
COPYRIGHT, 1881, BY ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH & COMPANY.
Edward O. Jenkins, Printer and Stereotyper, 20 North William St., N. Y.
The object of the present publication is to show at once the actual differences between the Authorized and the Revised Versions of the New Testament. It is issued without note or comment, that it may be a ready help, not only to the general reader, but to the devout student of the Scriptures.
WHERE THE OLD
AND THE
NEW VERSIONS DIFFER.
S. MATTHEW.
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1.25 |
ST. MATTHEW. |
S. MATTHEW. 1 |
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Chap, |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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1 II |
— about the time they |
— at the time of the |
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were carried away to |
carrying away to |
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Babylon : |
Babylon. |
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12 |
And after they were |
And after the carrying |
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brought to Babylon, |
away to Babylon, |
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17 |
Christ |
— the Christ. |
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i8 |
When as his mother |
When his mother Mary |
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Mary was espoused |
had been betrothed |
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to Joseph, |
to Joseph, |
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19 |
a just man |
a righteous man |
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20 |
— while he thought |
— when he thought |
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21 |
—for he shall save |
— for it is he that shall save |
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22 |
— all this was done |
— all this is come to pass |
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— spoken of the Lord by |
— spoken by the Lord |
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the prophet, |
through the prophet. |
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24 |
Then Joseph being |
And Joseph arose from |
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raised from sleep |
his sleep |
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25 |
— brought forth her first- born son : |
— ^brought forth a son ; |
S. MATTHEW.
3.16
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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2 2 |
— for we have seen |
— for we saw his star |
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3 |
— had heard these things. |
— heard it. |
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4 |
— demanded of them |
— inquried of them |
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6 |
And thou Bethlehem, |
And thou Bethle- |
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in the land of Juda, |
hem, land of Judah» |
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art not the least |
art in no wise least |
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among the princes |
among the princes |
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of Juda: for out of |
of Judah : For out of |
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thee shall come a |
thee shall come forth |
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Governor, that shall |
a governor, which |
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rule my people Is- |
shall be shepherd of |
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rael. |
my people Israel. |
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7 |
— enquired of them dili- |
—learned of them care- |
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gently |
fully |
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8 |
— search diligently for |
— search out carefully |
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the young child ; |
concerning the young child ; |
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13 |
— ^be thou there until I |
— be thou there until I |
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bring thee word : |
tell thee : |
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15 |
— of the Lord by the |
— by the Lord through |
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prophet, |
the prophet, |
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16 |
— ^slew all the children |
— slew all the male chil- dren |
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22 |
— notwithstanding being |
— and being warned of |
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warned of God |
God |
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23 |
He shall be called a |
— that he should be call- |
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Nazarene. |
ed a Nazarene |
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3 7 |
0 generation of vipers. |
Ye offspring of vipers, |
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10 |
And now also |
And even now |
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12 |
— throughly purge his |
throughly cleanse his |
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floor, |
threshing-floor ; |
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14 |
But John forbad him, |
But John would have hindered him, |
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16 |
—out of the water: |
— from the water ; |
5.37
S. MATTHEW.
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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i6 |
— like a dove and light- |
—as a dove, and com- |
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ing upon him : |
ing upon him ; |
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17 |
— voice from heaven. |
— voice out of the heav- ens. |
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4 12 |
— when Jesus had heard |
— when he heard that |
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that John was cast |
John was delivered |
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into prison, he de- |
up, he withdrew into |
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parted into Galilee ; |
Galilee |
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15 |
— by the way of the sea, |
Toward the sea. |
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16 |
— saw great light ; |
Saw a great light. |
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24 |
— they brought unto him |
— they brought unto him |
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all sick people that |
all that were sick, |
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were taken with div- |
holden with divers |
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ers diseases and tor- |
diseases and tor- |
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ments, and those |
ments, possessed |
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which were possess- |
with devils, and epi- |
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ed with devils, and |
leptic, and palsied ; |
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those which were |
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lunatick, and those |
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that had the palsy ; |
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5 I |
— when he was set. |
— when he had sat down, |
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9 |
— children of God. |
— sons of God. |
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II |
— men shall revile you, |
— men shall reproach you. |
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15 |
— light a candle |
—light a lamp, |
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— on a candlestick |
— on the stand ; |
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18 |
—till all be fulfilled. |
— till all things be ac- complished. |
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22 |
— without a cause |
omitted. |
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23 |
— if thou bring thy gift |
If therefore thou art |
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to the altar, |
offering thy gift at the altar. |
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25 |
— lest at any time |
— lest haply |
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27 |
—by them of old time. |
omitted. |
S. MATTHEW.
6.6
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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29 |
— if thy right eye offend |
—if thy right eye caus- |
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thee. |
eth thee to stumble. |
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30 |
— if thy right hand of- |
—if thy right hand caus- |
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fend thee, |
eth thee to stumble. |
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— should be cast into |
— go into hell. |
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hell. |
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31 |
It hath been said, |
It was said also. |
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32 |
— causeth her to commit |
— maketh her an adult- |
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adultery: |
eress : |
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33 |
—it hath been said by |
— it was said to them of |
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them of old time, |
old time, |
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37 |
— let your communica- tion |
— let your speech |
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— Cometh of evil. |
— is of the evil one. |
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39 |
— resist not evil : |
—Resist not him that is evil: |
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44 |
— bless them that curse |
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you, do good to them |
> oinitted. |
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that hate you. |
) |
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— despitefully use you |
omitted. |
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45 |
— children of your Father |
— sons of your Father |
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47 |
— do not even the publi- |
—do not even the Gen- |
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cans so ! |
tiles the same ? |
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48 |
Be ye therefore per- |
Ye therefore shall be |
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fect. |
perfect. |
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6 I |
— do not your alms be- |
—do not your righteous- |
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fore men. |
ness before men, |
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2 |
They have their re- |
They have received |
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ward. |
their reward. |
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4 |
—shall reward thee openly. |
— shall recompense thee. |
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5 |
—love to pray standing |
— love to stand and pray |
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6 |
— reward thee openly. |
— recompense thee. |
6.34
S. MATTHEW.
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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7 |
But when ye pray, |
And in praying |
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— as the heathen do : |
— as the Gentiles do |
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lO |
— in earth, as it is in |
— as in heaven, so on |
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heaven. |
earth. |
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12 |
— as we forgive |
— as we also have for- given |
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13 |
— lead us not |
— bring us not |
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— deliver us from evil |
— deliver us from the evil one. |
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For thine is the king- |
" |
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dom, and the power, |
■ omitted. |
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and the glory, for |
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ever. Amen. |
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i6 |
— that they may appear |
— that they may be seen |
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unto men |
of men |
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— they have their reward |
— they have received their reward. |
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i8 |
—that thou appear not |
— that thou be not seeh |
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unto men |
of men |
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— reward thee openly. |
— recompense thee. |
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22 |
— light of the body |
— lamp of the body |
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25 |
— Take no thought |
— Be not anxious |
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26 |
— yet your heavenly Fa- ther |
— and your heavenly Fa- ther |
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— much better |
— of much more value |
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27 |
— by taking thought |
— by being anxious |
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28 |
— why take ye thought |
— why are ye anxious |
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for raiment ? |
concerning raiment.? |
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31 |
Therefore take no |
Be not therefore anxi- |
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thought. |
ous, |
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34 |
Take therefore no |
Be not therefore anxi- |
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thought for the mor- |
ous for the morrow : |
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row : for the mor- |
for the morrow will |
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row shall take |
be anxious for itself. |
S. MATTHEW.
9.17
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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thought for the |
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things of itself. |
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7 2 |
—measured to you again. |
—measured unto you. |
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6 |
— lest they trample |
— lest haply they trample |
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13 |
— the strait gate : |
— the narrow gate : |
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Because strait is the |
For narrow is the gate, |
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gate, and narrow is |
and straitened the |
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the way, |
way. |
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28 |
—the people |
— the multitudes |
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8 9 |
For I am a man under |
For I also am a man |
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authority, |
under authority, |
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12 |
— children of the king- dom |
— sons of the kingdom |
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25 |
— his disciples came to |
— they came to him, and |
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him, and awoke |
awoke him, |
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him, |
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31 |
— suffer us to go away |
— send us away |
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33 |
— they that kept them |
—they that fed them |
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9 8 |
— they marvelled, |
— they were afraid, |
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9 |
— passed forth* |
— passed by |
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— the receipt of custom : |
— the place of toll : |
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13 |
— I will have mercy. |
— I desire mercy, |
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— to repentance |
o?nitted. |
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i6 |
No man putteth a piece |
And no man putteth a |
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of new cloth unto an |
piece of undressed |
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old garment, for that |
cloth upon an old |
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which is put in to |
garment ; for that |
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fill it up taketh from |
which should fill it |
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the garment, and the |
up taketh from the |
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rent is made worse. |
garment, and a worse rent is made. |
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I? |
— old bottles : |
— old wine-skins : |
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— the bottles break, and |
— the skins burst, and |
S. MATTHEW.
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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the wine runneth |
the wine is spilled, |
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out, and tne bottles |
and the skins perish |
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perish : |
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— new bottles, |
— fresh wine-skins, |
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21 |
If I may |
If I do |
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22 |
— good comfort ; |
— good cheer ; |
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23 |
— the minstrels and the |
— the flute-players, and |
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people making a |
the crowd making a |
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noise, |
tumult. |
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25 |
— the people |
— the crowd |
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30 |
— straightly charged |
— strictly charged |
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31 |
But .they, when they were departed, |
But they went forth. |
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36 |
— because they fainted |
— because they were dis- tressed |
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10 3 |
— and Lebbaeus, whose surname was Thad- dseus; |
— and Thaddaeus ; |
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4 |
Simon the Canaanite |
Simon the Canansean, |
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5 |
Go not into the way |
Go not into any way |
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9 |
Provide neither gold |
Get you no gold nor |
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nor silver |
silver |
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10 |
Nor scrip for your |
No wallet for your |
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journey, |
journey, |
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— nor yet staves : |
nor staff : |
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II |
— enquire who in it is |
— search out who in it is |
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worthy ; |
worthy ; |
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18 |
— for a testimony against |
— for a testimony to |
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them |
them |
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19 |
— take no thought |
— be not anxious |
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— flee ye into another : |
— flee into the next : |
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li 3 |
Art thou he that |
Art thou he that com- |
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should come, |
eth. |
S. MATTHEW.
12.7
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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4 |
Go and shew John |
Go your way and tell |
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again those things |
John the things |
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5 |
— the gospel |
— good tidings |
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6 |
— shall not be offended |
— shall find none occa- |
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in me. |
sion of stumbling in me. |
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7 |
— as they departed, |
— as these went their way, |
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II |
— notwithstanding he that is least |
— yet he that is but little |
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12 |
— and the violent |
— and men of violence |
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17 |
— ^we have mourned un- |
—we wailed, and ye did |
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to you, and ye have |
not mourn. |
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not lamented. |
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19 |
But wisdom is justified |
And wisdom is justi- |
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of her children. |
fied by her works. |
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23 |
And thou, Capernaum, |
And thou, Capernaum, |
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which art exalted |
shalt thou be exalt- |
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unto heaven, shalt |
ed unto heaven ? |
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be brought down to |
thou shalt go down |
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hell: |
into Hades : |
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25 |
— wise and prudent, |
— wise and understand- ing, |
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26 |
Even so, Father : for |
— ^yea. Father, for so it |
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so it seemed good in |
was well-pleasing in |
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thy sight. |
thy sight. |
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27 |
—are delivered |
— have been delivered |
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— will reveal him. |
— willeth to reveal him. |
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12 I |
— through the corn ; |
— through the cornfields; |
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6 |
— in this place is one |
— one greater than the |
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greater than the |
temple is here. |
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temple. |
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7 |
— I will have mercy, |
— I desire mercy |
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13.20 |
S. MATTHEW. 9 |
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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8 |
— Lord even of the Sab- bath day |
— lord of the Sabbath. |
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12 |
— better than a sheep ? |
— of more value than a sheep ! |
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— to do well |
— to do good |
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14 |
— held a council |
— took counsel |
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15 |
But when Jesus knew it |
And Jesus perceiving it |
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— great multitudes |
— many |
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21 |
— shall the Gentiles trust. |
—shall the Gentiles hope. |
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23 |
— all the people |
— all the multitudes |
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24 |
—this fellow |
— this man |
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27 |
— ^your children |
— your sons |
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29 |
Or else how can one enter |
Or how can one enter |
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31 |
— All manner of sin |
Every sin |
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— Holy Ghost |
Spirit |
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34 |
0 generation of vipers, |
Ye offspring of vipers, |
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35 |
— the good treasure of the heart |
— his good treasure |
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43 |
— dry places |
—waterless places |
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45 |
—is worse |
— becometh worse |
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46 |
— desiring to speak |
— seeking to speak |
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13 7 |
— sprung up |
— grew up |
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12 |
— more abundance |
— abundance |
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15 |
— lest at any time |
— lest haply |
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— should be converted. |
—should turn again, |
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19 |
—then Cometh the wick- |
—then Cometh the evil |
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ed one, and catcheth |
one, and snatcheth |
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away |
away |
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— which received seed |
— that was sown |
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20 |
—he that received the |
— ^he that was sown |
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10 |
S. MATTHEW. 14. 2 |
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version.. |
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seed into stony- |
upon the rocky |
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places, |
places, |
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21 |
—by and by he is offend- |
—straightway he stum- |
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ed. |
bleth. |
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22 |
— he also that received |
— And he that was sown |
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seed among the |
among the thorns. |
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thorns |
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23 |
But he that received |
And he that was sown |
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seed into the good |
upon the good |
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ground |
ground. |
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29 |
— lest while ye gather |
— lest haply while ye gather |
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32 |
— it is the greatest among |
— it is greater than the |
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herbs, |
herbs. |
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35 |
— which have been kept secret |
— hidden |
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36 |
Then Jesus sent the |
Then he left the mul- |
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multitude away. |
titudes. |
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— Declare unto us |
—Explain unto us |
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41 |
— things that offend. |
— things that cause stumbling, |
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43 |
— Who hath ears to hear. |
— He that hath ears, |
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48 |
— drew to shore |
— drew up on the beach ; |
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49 |
— the just, |
^the righteous |
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51 |
Jesus saith unto them. |
07m I ted. |
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Yea, Lord. |
Yea. |
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52 |
— which is instructed |
— who hath been made a |
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unto |
disciple to |
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54 |
And when he was come |
And coming |
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14 I |
— the fame of Jesus, |
— the report concerning Jesus, |
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2 |
— and therefore mighty |
—and therefore do these |
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works do shew |
powers work in him. |
S. MATTHEW.
11
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Chap. |
Authorized Version, |
Revised Version. |
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forth themselves in |
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him. |
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6 |
—birthday was kept |
— birthday came |
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— before them |
— in the midst |
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8 |
— being before instructed |
— being put forward by |
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of her mother, |
her mother. |
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13 |
—people |
— multitudes |
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14 |
— was moved with com- |
—he had compassion on |
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passion toward |
them |
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them, |
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20 |
— of the fragments that |
— that which remained |
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remained |
over of the broken pieces, |
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24 |
— tossed with waves : |
— distressed by the waves ; |
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26 |
— It is a spirit |
— It is an apparition ; |
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35 |
— had knowledge of him. |
— knew him, |
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36 |
— were made perfectly whole |
— were made whole. |
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15 I |
— which were of Jerusa- lem |
— from Jerusalem |
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3 |
— by your tradition ? |
—because of your tradi- tion ? |
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4 |
For God commanded, saying, |
For God said, |
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—He that curseth father |
— He that speaketh evil |
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or mother, |
of father or mother |
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5 |
But ye say. Whosoever |
But ye say. Whosoever |
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shall say to his father |
shall say to his father |
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or his mother, It is a |
or his mother. That |
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gift, by whatsoever |
wherewith thou |
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thou mightest be |
mightest have been |
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profited by me ; |
profited by me is |
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6 |
And honour not his |
given to God ; he |
12
S. MATTHEW.
IG. 12
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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father or his mother, |
shall not honour his |
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he shall be free. |
father. And ye have |
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Thus have ye made |
made void the word |
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the commandment |
of God because of |
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of God of none effect |
your tradition. |
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by your tradition. |
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8 |
— draweth nigh unto me |
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with their mouth, |
> omitted. |
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and |
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9 |
— teaching for doctrines |
— Teaching as their doc- trines |
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12 |
— after they heard |
— when they heard |
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14 |
— they be blind leaders of the blind. |
— they are blind guides. |
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— into the ditch. |
— into a pit. |
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17 |
Do not ye yet under- stand, |
Perceive ye not, |
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19 |
— blasphemies |
— railings |
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27 |
Truth, Lord |
Yea, Lord |
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32 |
— lest they faint |
— lest haply they faint |
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33 |
— the wilderness. |
— a desert place. |
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37 |
— and they took up of |
— and they took up that |
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the broken meat that |
which remained over |
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was left |
of the broken pieces. |
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39 |
— Magdala |
— Magadan |
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16 2 |
—the sky |
— the heaven |
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3 |
O ye hypocrites. |
omitted. |
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4 |
— the sign of the prophet Jonas. |
— the sign of Jonah. |
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7 |
It is because we have taken no bread. |
"We took no bread. |
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9 |
— understand |
— perceive |
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12 |
—doctrine |
—teaching |
S. MATTHEW.
13
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— Whom do men say |
Who do men say that |
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that I the Son of |
the Son of man is ? |
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man am ? |
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— Some say thou art |
Some say John the |
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John the Baptist : |
Baptist ; |
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— the gates of hell |
— the gates of Hades |
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— Jesus the Christ. |
—the Christ. |
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— this shall not be |
— this shall never be |
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— an offence |
— a stumblingblock |
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— thou savourest not |
— thou mindest not |
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— and lose his own soul ? |
— and forfeit his life ? |
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— in exchange for his |
— in exchange for his |
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soul ? |
life.? |
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— reward every man |
— render unto every man |
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— There be some stand- |
—There be some of |
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ing here, |
them that stand here. |
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—shall not taste of |
— shall in no wise taste |
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death, |
of death, |
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— let us make here three |
— I will make here three |
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tabernacles ; |
tabernacles ; |
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II |
Elias truly shall first come. |
Elijah indeed cometh, |
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15 |
— lunatick |
— epileptic |
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— and sore vexed : |
— and suffereth griev- ously : — how long shall I bear |
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— how long shall I suffer |
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you ? |
with you ? |
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And Jesus rebuked the |
And Jesus rebuked |
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devil ; |
him; |
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— the child was cured |
— the boy was cured |
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— your unbelief: |
— your little faith : |
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S. MATTHEW.
18. 8
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21 |
Howbeit this kind go- |
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eth not out but by- |
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prayer and fasting |
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22 |
— betrayed |
— delivered up |
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24 |
— tribute money |
—the half-shekel |
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— Jesus prevented him, |
—Jesus spake first to him, |
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— custom |
—toll |
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— their own children |
— their sons |
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— lest we should offend |
— lest we cause them to |
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them, |
stumble. |
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— a piece of money : |
— a shekel : |
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At the same time |
In that hour |
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— Except ye be con- verted, |
Except ye turn |
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. But whoso shall oflfend |
—but whoso shall cause |
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one of these little |
one of these little |
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ones which believe |
ones which believe |
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in me, it were better |
on me to stumble, it |
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for him that a mill- |
is profitable for him |
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stone were hanged |
that a great mill- |
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about his neck, and |
stone should be |
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that he were drown- |
hanged about his |
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ed in the depth of |
neck, and that he |
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the sea. |
should be sunk in the depth of the sea. |
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— because of offences ! |
— because of occasions of stumbling ! |
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— that offences come ; |
— that the occasions come ; |
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— the offence cometh ! |
— the occasion cometh ! |
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8 |
— offend thee, |
— causeth thee to stum- ble, |
19. 18
S. MATTHEW.
15
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8 |
—everlasting fire. |
—the eternal fire. |
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9 |
— offend thee. |
— causeth thee to stum- ble, |
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— into hell fire |
— into hell of fire. |
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lO |
Take heed |
See |
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II |
For the Son of man is |
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come to save that |
> omitted. |
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which was lost. |
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15 |
— trespass against thee, |
—sin against thee, |
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17 |
— neglect |
— refuse |
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— an heathen man |
— the Gentile |
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23 |
—take account of his |
— make a reckoning with |
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servants. |
his servants. |
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27 |
— loosed him. |
— released him. |
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29 |
— fell down at his feet |
— fell down |
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— I will pay thee all. |
— I will pay thee. |
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30 |
—the debt |
— that which was due. |
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32 |
— thou desiredst me : |
— thou besoughtest me : |
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33 |
— compassion |
— mercy |
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—pity |
— mercy |
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35 |
— If ye from your hearts forgive not every |
— if ye forgive not every |
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one his brother from |
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one his brother their |
your hearts. |
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trespasses. |
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19 10 |
—good |
— expedient |
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16 |
— Good Master, |
— Master, |
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17 |
— Why callest thou me |
— Why askest thou me |
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good ? there is none |
concerning that |
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good but one, that |
which is good ? One |
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is, God : |
there is who is good : |
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18 |
— Thou shalt do no mur- der. |
— Thou shalt not kill. |
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S. MATTHEW.
20.33
Authorized Version.
— All these things have I kept from ray- youth up :
— a rich man shall hardly enter
— or wife
— standing idle,
— and whatsoever is
right, that shall ye
receive. — should have received — goodman of the house — wrought — burden and heat of the
day. — I will give unto this
last, even as unto
thee. — for many be called, but
few chosen. — betrayed — he shall rise again. — the cup that I shall
drink of, — and to be baptized
with the baptism
that I am baptized
with ?
— and be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with :
— but it shall be given to them '
Revised Version.
— All these things have I observed :
It is hard for a rich
man to enter omitted.
— standing ;
>■ omitted.
— would receive
— householder
— spent
— burden of the day and
the scorching heat. — it is my will to give
unto this last, even
as unto thee.
\ omitted.
— delivered
— he shall be raised up.
— the cup that I am
about to drink?
omitted.
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> 07iiitted. — but it is for them
21. 29
S. MATTHEW.
17
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Revised Version. |
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24 |
— against |
— concerning |
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25 |
— the princes of the Gen- |
—the rulers of the Gen- |
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tiles exercise domin- |
tiles lord it over |
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ion over them, and |
them, and their great |
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they that are great |
ones exercise au- |
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exercise authority |
thority over them |
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upon them. |
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26 |
— will be great |
— would become great |
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27 |
And whosoever will be |
— and whosoever would |
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chief among you, let |
be first among you |
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him be your servant : |
shall be your serv- ant: |
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34 |
— had compassion on |
— being moved with com- |
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them, |
passion, |
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21 4 |
All this was done, |
Now this is come to pass, |
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6 |
— commanded |
— appointed |
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7 |
— and they set him there- |
— and he sat thereon. |
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— a very great multitude |
— the most part of the multitude |
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10 |
— moved, |
— stirred. |
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15 |
— they were sore dis- |
—they were moved with |
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pleased. |
indignation, |
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19 |
— in the way, |
— by the way side. |
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— presently |
— immediately |
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20 |
— How soon is the fig |
— How did the fig tree |
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tree withered away ! |
immediately wither away ? |
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21 |
— removed |
— taken up |
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26 |
—we fear the people ; |
— we fear the multitude ; |
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27 |
—We cannot tell. |
— We know not. |
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29 |
— repented, |
— repented himself. |
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S. MATTHEW.
22. 15
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Revised Version. |
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32 |
— r e p e n t e d not after- |
—did not even repent |
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ward. |
yourselves after- ward. |
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33 |
— a far country. |
— another countr5^ |
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34 |
— time of the fruit |
— season of the fruits |
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— that they might |
re- |
—to receive his fruits. |
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ceive the fruits of it. |
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38 |
— let us seize on |
—take |
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39 |
— they caught him, |
— they took him, |
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40 |
— Cometh, |
— shall come. |
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41 |
— ^wicked men, |
— miserable men, |
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42 |
—is become |
— was made |
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— this is the Lord's |
do- |
This was from the |
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ing, |
Lord. |
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— broken : |
— broken to pieces : |
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— it will grind him |
to |
— it will scatter him as |
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powder. |
dust. |
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— marriage |
— marriage feast |
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3 |
— wedding : |
— marriage feast : |
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4 |
— prepared |
— made ready |
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— marriage. |
— marriage feast. |
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6 |
— the remnant took |
his |
— the rest laid hold on |
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servants. |
his servants. |
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— spitefully, |
— shamefully. |
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7 |
But when the k |
ing |
But the king was |
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heard thereof he |
was |
wroth ; |
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wroth : |
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— the highways, |
— the partings of the highways. |
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— marriage. |
— marriage feast. |
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10 |
— furnished |
—filled |
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15 |
— entangle |
— ensnare |
S. MATTHEW.
19
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Revised Version. |
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i6 |
— any man : |
— any one : |
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22 |
When they had heard |
And when they heard |
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these words, |
it. |
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25 |
— having no issue, |
— having no seed |
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27 |
And last of all |
And after them all |
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30 |
— the angels of God in heaven. |
— angels in heaven. |
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33 |
— doctrine. |
— teaching. |
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35 |
— and saying. |
omitted. |
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39 |
And the second is like |
And a second like un- |
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unto it, |
to it is this. |
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44 |
— till I make thine ene- |
Till I put thine ene- |
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mies thy footstool ? |
mies underneath thy feet.? |
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23 4 |
For they bind |
Yea, they bind |
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6 |
— uppermost rooms |
— chief place |
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7 |
—greetings |
— salutations |
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8 |
— Master, |
—teacher. |
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12 |
— abased ; |
— humbled ; |
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14 |
Woe unto you scribes and Pharisees, hypo- crites ! for ye de- vour widows' houses, |
1 |
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and for a pretence |
' o?nitted. |
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make long prayer : |
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therefore ye shall |
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receive the greater |
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damnation. |
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18 |
— he is guilty. |
— he is a debtor. |
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19 |
Ye fools and blind : |
Ye blind : |
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23 |
— have omitted |
— have left undone |
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24 |
— which strain at a gnat. |
— which strain out a |
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and swallow a camel. |
gnat, and swallow the camel. |
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20 |
S. MATTH |
EW. 24. 24 |
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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25 |
—full of |
— ^full from |
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26 |
— cleanse first that which is within the cup |
— cleanse first the inside of the cup |
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31 33 |
— ye be witnesses unto yourselves, — generation of vipers, — damnation of hell ? |
— ye witness to your- selves, — offspring of vipers, — ^judgment of hell ? |
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35 |
— temple |
— sanctuary |
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24 I 4 5 7 |
And Jesus went out, and departed from the temple : — deceive you. — deceive many. — and pestilences, |
And Jesus went out from the temple, and was going on his way; — lead you astray. — lead many astray. oinitted. |
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8 |
All these are the be- ginning of sorrows. |
But all these things are the beginning of travail. |
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9 |
— deliver you up to be afflicted, |
— deliver you up unto tribulation, |
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10 |
— be offended, |
— stumble. |
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— betray one another. |
— deliver up one an- other. |
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II 12 |
— shall deceive many. — shall abound. |
— shall lead many astray. — shall be multiplied, |
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14 15 |
— witness — stand |
— testimony — standing |
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17 |
— to take anything out of his house : |
— to take out the things that are in his house : |
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18 |
—clothes. |
— cloke. |
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21 |
— was not |
— hath not been |
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24 |
— insomuch that, if it |
— so as to lead astray, if |
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25.8 |
S. MATTHEW. 21 |
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Revised Version. |
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were possible, they |
possible, even the |
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shall deceive the |
elect. |
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very elect. |
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26 |
— desert ; |
— wilderness ; |
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— secret chambers ; |
— inner chambers ; |
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27 |
— shineth |
— is seen |
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32 |
Now learn a parable |
Now from the fig tree |
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of the fig tree ; |
learn her parable : |
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— is yet tender, |
— is now become tender, |
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34 |
—fulfilled. |
— accomplished. |
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• 36 |
— no, not the angels of |
— not even the angels of |
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heaven, but my Fa- |
heaven, neither the |
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ther only. |
Son, but the Father only. |
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40 |
Then shall two be in |
Then shall two men be |
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the field ; |
in the field ; |
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42 |
— what hour |
— on what day |
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43 |
— good man |
— :master |
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— broken up. |
— broken through. |
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47 |
— he shall make him ruler |
—he will set him over |
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over all his goods. |
all that he hath. |
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48 |
— delayeth his coming ; |
— tarrieth ; |
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50 |
— in a day when he look- |
— in a day when he ex- |
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eth not for him, and |
pecteth not, and in |
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in an hour that he is |
an hour when he |
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not aware of. |
knoweth not. |
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25 6 |
And at midnight there |
But at midnight there |
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was a cry made, Be- |
is a cry. Behold, the |
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hold.the bridegroom |
bridegroom ! Come |
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Cometh : go ye out |
ye forth to meet |
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to meet him. |
him. |
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8 |
— for our lamps are gone |
— for our lamps are go- |
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out. |
ing out. |
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S. MATTHEW.
26. 4
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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9 |
But the wise answered, |
But the wise answered, |
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saying, Not so ; lest |
saying, Peradvent- |
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there be not enough |
ure there will not be |
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for us and you : |
enough for us and you: |
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lO |
— marriage : |
— marriage feast : |
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13 |
— wherein the Son of man cometh. |
t omitted. |
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For the kingdom of |
For it is as when a |
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heaven is as a man |
man going into an- |
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travelling into a far |
other country, |
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country, |
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15 |
— and straightway took |
— and he went on his |
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his journey. |
journey. |
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Then he that had re- |
Straightway he that |
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ceived |
received |
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21 |
— I will make thee ruler over {Same m v. 23) |
I will set thee over |
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24 |
— strawed. |
— scattered. |
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27 |
— exchangers, |
— bankers. |
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— usury. |
— interest |
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40 |
— Inasmuch as ye have |
Inasmuch as ye did it |
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done it unto one of |
unto one of these |
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the least of these my |
my brethren, even |
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brethren. |
these least. |
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41 |
— everlasting fire, |
— the eternal fire |
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46 |
— everlasting |
— eternal |
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— is the feast of the pass- over. |
— the passover cometh, |
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— betrayed |
— delivered up |
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3 |
— palace |
— court |
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4 |
— consulted |
— took counsel together |
;. 53
S. MATTHEW.
23
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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5 |
— Not on the feast day, lest there be an up- roar among the peo- ple. |
— Not during the feast, lest a tumult arise among the people. |
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7 |
— an alabaster box of very- precious ointment, |
— an alabaster cruse of exceeding precious ointment, |
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lO 12 |
— understood it, — she did it for my burial. |
— perceiving it — she did it to prepare me for burial. |
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15 i6 17 |
— And they covenanted with him — betray him. — first day of the feast of unleavened bread |
— And they weighed un- to him — deliver him unto them. — first day of unleavened bread |
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20 |
— he sat down with the twelve. |
— he was sitting at meat with the twelve dis- ciples. |
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25 |
— Master, is it I ? |
—Is it I, Rabbi ? |
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27 28 31 |
— the cup — the new testament, — because of me |
—a cup, — the covenant, — in me |
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32 35 |
— after I am risen again, —Though I should die with thee, |
— after I am raised up, — Even if I must die with thee. |
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37 42 48 |
— ^very heavy. — if this cup may not pass away from me, — hold him fast. |
— sore troubled. — if this cannot pass away, — take him. |
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50 |
— wherefore art thou come ? |
— do that for which thou art come. |
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53 |
— pray to my Father, —presently |
— beseech my Father, — even now |
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S. MATTHEW.
27.24
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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55 |
—a thief |
— a robber |
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— ye laid no hold on me. |
— ye took me not. |
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56 |
— was done, |
— is come to pass. |
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58 |
— high priest's palace |
— court of the high priest, |
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— the servants, |
— the officers, |
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6o |
But found none : yea. |
— and they found it not, |
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though many false |
though many false |
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witnesses came, yet |
witnesses came. |
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found they none. |
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— At last came two false |
But afterward came |
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witnesses, |
two. |
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6i |
—This fellow said, |
This man said, |
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66 |
—guilty |
— worthy |
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69 |
— the palace : |
— the court : |
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—of Galilee. |
— the Galilsean. |
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71 |
— fellow |
— man |
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— ^Jesus of Nazareth. |
— ^Jesus the Nazarene. |
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27 5 |
— in the temple. |
— into the sanctuary, |
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9 |
— was valued. |
— was priced. |
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— they of the children of |
— certain of the children |
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Israel did value |
of Israel did price ; |
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14 |
And he answered him |
And he gave him no |
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to never a word ; |
answer, not even to one word : |
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15 |
— release unto the people |
— release unto the mul- |
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a prisoner. |
titude one prisoner, |
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19 |
— when he was set down |
— while he was sitting |
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— just |
— righteous |
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23 |
— cried out the more. |
— cried out exceedingly, |
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24 |
— tumult was made. |
— tumult was arising, |
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— this just person : |
— this righteous man; |
S. MATTHEW.
25
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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27 |
— the common hall, |
— the palace, |
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— whole band of soldiers. |
— whole band. |
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29 |
—bowed the knee before |
— kneeled down before |
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him, |
him, |
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32 |
— him they compelled to |
— him they compelled to |
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bear his cross. |
go with them, that he might bear his cross. |
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34 |
— vinegar |
— wine |
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35 |
—that it might be fulfill- ed which was spoken by the prophet, They |
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parted my garments |
omitted. |
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among them, and |
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upon my vesture |
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did they cast lots. |
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39 |
— reviled him. |
— railed on him, |
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42 |
—If he be the King of |
He is the King of Is- |
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Israel, |
rael ; |
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43 |
— if he will have him : |
— if he desireth him : |
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44 |
— cast the same in his |
— cast upon him the |
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teeth. |
same reproach. |
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50 |
— the ghost. |
— his spirit. |
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52 |
— many bodies of the |
— many bodies of the |
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saints which slept |
saints that had fallen |
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arose. |
asleep were raised ; |
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58 |
He went to Pilate, and |
— this man went to Pi- |
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begged the body of |
late, and asked for |
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Jesus. Then Pilate |
the body of Jesus. |
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commanded the |
Then Pilate com- |
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body to be delivered. |
manded it to be given up. — which is the day after |
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62 |
— that followed the day |
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of the preparation, |
the Preparation, |
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64 |
— lest his disciples come |
— lest luiply his disciples |
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by night. |
come |
2Q
S. MATTHEW.
28. 20
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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65 |
— a watch : |
— a guard : |
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66 |
— and setting a watch. |
— the guard bein^ with them. |
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28 I |
In the end of the sab- |
Now late on the sab- |
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bath, |
bath day, |
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2 |
— and came and rolled |
— and came and rolled |
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back the stone from |
away the stone. |
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the door, |
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3 |
— countenance |
— appearance |
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4 |
— the keepers did shake, |
— the watchers did quake. |
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9 |
— as they went to tell his disciples. |
(. omitted. |
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— held him by the feet. |
— took hold of his feet. |
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II |
— watch |
— guard |
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— done. |
— come to pass. |
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14 |
— and secure you. |
— and rid you of care. |
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15 |
— is commonly reported |
— was spread abroad |
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— until this day. |
— and continueth until this day. |
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18 |
— all power is given |
— All authority hath been given |
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19 |
— and teach all nations. |
— and make disciples of all the nations, |
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20 |
— Amen. |
omitted. |
S. MARK.
ST. MARK.
S. MARK. 27
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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1 2 |
As it is written in the |
Even as it is written in |
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prophets, |
Isaiah the prophet, |
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^which shall prepare |
— Who shall prepare thy |
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thy way before thee. |
way; |
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3 |
— Prepare ye the way of |
— Make ye ready the |
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the Lord, |
way of the Lord, |
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4 |
John did baptize in |
John came, who bap- |
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the wilderness, |
tized in the wilder- ness |
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6 |
— and with a girdle of |
— and had a leathern |
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• skin |
girdle |
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7 |
— one mightier than I |
— he that is mightier than I, |
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lO |
—opened. |
— rent asunder, |
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— like a dove |
— as a dove |
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II |
— in whom |
— in thee |
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12 |
— immediately |
— straightway |
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H |
— put in prison. |
— delivered up. |
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— the gospel of the king- |
—the gospel of God, |
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dom of God, |
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i6 |
Now as he walked by |
And passing along by |
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the sea of Galilee, |
the sea of Galilee, |
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22 |
— doctrine : |
— teaching : |
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23 |
And there was |
And straightway there was |
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24 |
— Let us alone ; |
omitted. |
28
S. MARK.
2. 16
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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27 |
— What thing is this ? |
What is this ? a new |
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what new doctrine |
teaching ! |
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is this.^ |
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28 |
And immediately his |
And the report of him |
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fame spread abroad |
went out straightway |
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30 |
— and anon |
— and straightway |
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31 |
— and immediately the fever left her, |
— and the fever left her. |
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35 |
— a solitary place, |
— a desert place, |
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37 |
— All men seek for thee. |
— All are seeking thee. |
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38 |
— Let us go |
— Let us go elsewhere |
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42 |
— as soon as he had spoken,. |
t omitted. |
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43 |
And he straitly |
And he strictly charg- |
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charged him, and |
ed him, and straight- |
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forthwith sent him |
way sent him out, |
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away ; |
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45 |
— to blaze abroad |
— to spread abr<^d |
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2 2 |
— to receive them, |
— for them, |
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— preached |
— spake |
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4 |
— the press, |
— the crowd, |
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7 |
Why doth this man |
Why doth this man |
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thus speak blas- |
thus speak ? he blas- |
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phemies? who can |
phemeth : who can |
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forgive sins but God |
forgive sins but one, |
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only? |
even God ? |
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14 |
— the receipt of custom, |
— the place of toll. |
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16 |
— scribes and Pharisees |
— scribes of the Phari- sees, |
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— How is it that he eat- |
— He eateth and drink- |
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eth and drinketh |
eth with publicans |
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with publicans and |
and sinners. |
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sinners ? |
■ |
S. MARK.
29
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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17 |
— to repentance. |
omz'tted. |
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18 |
— used to fast : |
— were fasting : |
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19 |
— children |
— sons |
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20 |
— then shall they fast in |
— then will they fast in |
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those days. |
that day. |
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21 |
— new cloth |
— undressed cloth |
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— else the new piece that |
— else that which should |
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filleth it up taketh |
fill it up taketh from |
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away from the old, |
it, the new from the old, — old wine-skins : |
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22 |
—old bottles : |
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— the wine is spilled, |
— the wine perisheth. |
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and the bottles will |
and the skins : |
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be marred : |
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— but new wine must be |
— but they put new wine |
|
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put into new bottles. |
into fresh wine- skins, |
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28 |
Therefore the Son .of |
— so that the Son of |
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man |
man |
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3 4 |
— evil ? |
— harm } |
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5 |
— hardness |
— hardening |
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— whole as the other. |
omitted. |
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9 |
— small ship |
—little boat |
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— multitude, |
— crowd. |
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II |
— when they saw him, |
— whensoever they be- held him. |
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12 |
— he straitly charged them |
— he charged them much |
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13 |
— whom he would : |
— whom he himself would : |
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14 |
— ordained |
— appointed |
|
■ 15 |
And to have power to |
— and to have author- |
30
S. MARK.
4.17
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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heal sicknesses, and |
ity to cast out dev- |
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to cast out devils : |
ils : |
|
|
i8 |
— the Canaanite, |
— the Cananaean, |
|
19 |
— and they went into an |
And he cometh into a |
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house. |
house. |
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25 |
— cannot stand. |
— will not be able to stand. |
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29 |
— ^but is in danger of eter- |
—but is guilty of an eter- |
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nal damnation : |
nal sin : |
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4 2 |
— doctrine, |
— teaching. |
|
4 |
— ^some fell by the way |
— some seed fell by the |
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side, and the fowls |
way side, and the |
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of the air came and |
birds came and de- |
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devoured it up. |
voured it. |
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5 |
— stony |
— rocky |
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— depth |
— deepness |
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8 |
— and did yield fruit that |
and yielded fruit, grow- |
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sprang up and in- |
ing up and increas- |
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creased ; |
ing; |
|
|
10 |
— the parable |
— the parables. |
|
II |
— Unto you is given to |
— Unto you is given the |
|
know the mystery |
mystery |
|
|
12 |
— lest at any time they |
— lest haply they should |
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should be converted. |
turn again, and it |
|
|
and their sins should |
should be forgiven |
|
|
be forgiven them. |
them. |
|
|
15 |
— that was sown in their |
— which hath been sown |
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hearts. |
in them. |
|
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— stony ground ; |
— rocky place. |
|
|
— ^gladness ; |
—joy; |
|
|
17 |
— and so endure but for a time : |
— but endure for a while ; |
|
— immediately they are |
— straightway they stum- |
|
|
offended. |
ble. |
|
4.39 |
S. MARK. 31 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
i8 |
— such as hear the word. |
— these are they that have heard the word. |
|
20 |
— and receive it, |
— and accept it. |
|
21 |
— candle |
— lamp |
|
— candlestick.^ |
— stand ? |
|
|
22 |
For there is nothing |
For there is nothing |
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hid which shall not |
hid, save that it |
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be manifested ; nei- |
should be manifest- |
|
|
ther was anything |
ed ; neither was any- |
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|
kept secret, but that |
thing made secret, |
|
|
it should come |
but that it should |
|
|
abroad. |
come to light. |
|
|
24 |
— and unto you that hear |
— and more shall ba |
|
shall more be given. |
given unto you. |
|
|
26 |
— into the ground ; |
— upon the earth ; |
|
29 |
— brought forth, |
— ripe. |
|
30 |
— or with what compari- |
—or in what parable |
|
son shall we compare it.f* |
shall we set it forth ? |
|
|
32 |
— fowls of the air |
— birds of the heaven |
|
34 |
— and when they were |
— but privately to his |
|
alone, he expounded |
own disciples he ex |
|
|
all things to his dis- |
pounded all things. |
|
|
ciples. |
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|
36 |
And when they had |
And leaving the mul- |
|
sent away the mul- |
titude, |
|
|
titude, |
||
|
37 |
— so that it was now full. |
— insomuch that the boat was now filling. |
|
38 |
And he was in the hind- |
And he himself was in |
|
er part of the ship, |
the stern, asleep on |
|
|
asleep on a pillow : |
the cushion : |
|
|
39 |
— arose |
— awoke |
82
S. MARK.
5. 35
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
40 |
— how is it that ye have 10 faith ? |
— have ye not yet faith ? |
|
41 |
— What manner of man is this, |
— who then is this, |
|
5 3 |
— and no man could bind |
— and no man could any |
|
him, no, not with |
more bind him, no. |
|
|
chains : |
not with a chain ; |
|
|
4 |
— plucked |
— rent |
|
— neither could any man |
— and no man had |
|
|
tame him. |
strength to tame him. |
|
|
II |
— nigh unto the mount- ains |
— on the mountain side |
|
12 |
And all the devils be- |
And they besought |
|
sought him, |
him. |
|
|
13 |
And forthwith Jesus |
And he gave them |
|
gave them leave. |
leave. |
|
|
— ran violently down a |
— rushed down the steep |
|
|
steep place into the sea |
into the sea, |
|
|
14 |
— And they went out to |
And they came to see |
|
see what it was that |
what it was that had |
|
|
was done. |
come to pass. |
|
|
17 |
And they began to pray |
And they began to be- |
|
him to depart out of |
seech him to depart |
|
|
their coasts. |
from their borders. |
|
|
19 |
— Go home to thy friends, |
— Go to thy house unto thy friends, |
|
23 |
— that she may be healed, |
— that she may be made |
|
and she may live. |
whole, and live. |
|
|
30 |
— that virtue had gone |
— that the power pro- |
|
out of him |
ceeding from him had gone forth. |
|
|
35 |
— there came from the |
— they come from the |
6.11
S. MARK.
33
Chap.
Authorized Version.
Revised Version.
43 6 2
II
ruler of the syna- gogue's house cer- tain which said, As soon as Jesus heard the word that was spoken, — and seeth the tumult, and them that wept and wailed greatly.
— this ado,
— father and mother of the damsel,
— And they were aston- ished with a great astonishment.
— straitly
— that even such mighty works are wrought by his hands ?
But be shod with san- dals; and not put on two coats.
And whosoever shall not receive you, nor hear you, when ye depart thence, shake off the dust under your feet
— Verily I say unto you. It shall be more tolerable for Sodom . andGomorrhainthe day of judgment, than for that city.
3
ruler of the syna- gogue's house, say- ing. But Jesus, not heed- ing the word spoken,
-and he beholdeth a tumult, and many weeping and wailing greatly.
-a tumult,
-father of the child and her mother
-And they were amazed straightway with a great amazement.
-much
-and what mean such mighty works wrought by h is hands ?
-but to go shod with sandals : and, said he, put not on two coats.
And whatsoever place shall not receive you, and they, hear you not, as ye go forth thence, shake off the dust that is under your feet
omitted.
|
34 |
S. MAR] |
[C. 6. 43 |
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
14 |
— t herefore mighty |
— t herefore do these |
|
works do shew forth |
powers work in him. |
|
|
themselves in him. |
||
|
15 |
— or as one |
— even as one |
|
16 |
— It is John, whom I be- |
—^John whom I behead- |
|
headed : he is risen |
ed, he is risen. |
|
|
from the dead. |
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|
^9 |
Therefore Herodias |
And Herodias set her- |
|
had a quarrel against |
self against him and |
|
|
him, and would have |
desired to kill him ; |
|
|
killed him ; |
||
|
20 |
—observed him ; |
— kept him safe. |
|
— he did many things, |
— he was much perplex- ed • |
|
|
21 |
— chief estates |
— chief men |
|
25 |
— give me by and by |
— forthwith give me |
|
27 |
— an executioner, |
— a soldier of his guard, |
|
32 |
And they departed in- |
And they went away |
|
to a desert place by |
in a boat to a desert |
|
|
ship privately. |
place apart. |
|
|
33 |
— many knew him. |
— many knew them. |
|
— and came together un- to him. |
t 07nitted, |
|
|
34 |
And Jesus, when he |
And he came forth and |
|
came out, saw much |
saw a great multi- |
|
|
people. |
tude. |
|
|
35 |
— the time is far passed : |
— the day is now far spent : |
|
36 |
— bread : |
— somewhat to eat. |
|
— for they have nothing to eat. |
K 07nztted. |
|
|
43 |
— twelve baskets full of |
— broken pieces, twelve |
|
the fragments, |
basketfuls, |
S. MARK.
35
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
46 |
■^when he had sent them |
— after he had taken |
|
away, |
leave of them. |
|
|
48 |
— toiling |
— distressed |
|
49 |
— a spirit, |
— an apparition, |
|
5^ |
— beyond measure and wondered. |
t omitted. |
|
52 |
— they considered not |
— they understood not |
|
the miracle of the |
concerning the |
|
|
loaves : |
loaves. |
|
|
53 |
— drew to the shore. |
— moored to the shore. |
|
54 |
— they knew him. |
— the people k n e w him, |
|
56 |
— streets, |
— market places, |
|
7 I |
— certain of the scribes |
— certain of the scribes. |
|
which came from |
which had come |
|
|
Jerusalem. |
from Jerusalem, and |
|
|
2 |
And when they saw |
had seen that some |
|
some of his disciples eat bread with de- |
of his disciples ate |
|
|
their bread with de- |
||
|
filed, that is to say, with unwashen. |
filed, that is, un- |
|
|
washen, hands, |
||
|
hands. |
||
|
— they found fault |
omitted. |
|
|
3 |
— oft. |
— diligently. |
|
4 |
— market, |
— market place. |
|
— and of tables |
omitted. |
|
|
5 |
— unwashen |
—defiled |
|
7 |
— teaching for doctrines |
Teaching as their doc- |
|
the commandments |
trines the precepts |
|
|
of men. |
of men. |
|
|
8 |
For laying aside the |
Ye leave the com- |
|
commandment of |
mandment of God, |
|
|
God, |
S. MARK.
7.35
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
8 |
— as the washing of pots |
^ |
|
and cups : and many |
Y omitted. |
|
|
other such like |
||
|
things ye do. |
||
|
lO |
—Whoso curseth father |
— He that speaketh evil |
|
or mother, |
of father or mother, |
|
|
II |
But ye say, If a man |
— but ye say. If a man |
|
shall say to his father |
shall say to his |
|
|
or mother. It is Cor- |
father or his mother. |
|
|
ban, that is to say, |
That wherewith |
|
|
a gift, by whatsoever |
thou mightest have |
|
|
thou mightest be |
been profited by me |
|
|
profited by me : he |
is Corban, that is to |
|
|
shall be free. |
say. Given to God ; |
|
|
i6 |
If any man have ears to hear, let him hear. |
t omitted. |
|
19 |
— purging all meats ? |
This he said, making all meats clean. |
|
21 |
For from within, out of |
For from within, out |
|
the heart of men, pro- |
of the heart of men. |
|
|
ceed evil thoughts, |
evil thoughts pro- |
|
|
adulteries, fornica- |
ceed, fornication. |
|
|
tions, murders, |
thefts, murders. |
|
|
22 |
Thefts, covetousness, |
adulteries, covet- |
|
wickedness, deceit, |
ings, wickednesses. |
|
|
lasciviousness, an |
deceit, lascivious- |
|
|
evil eye, blasphemy, |
ness, an evil eye, |
|
|
pride, foolishness : |
railing, pride, fool- ishness : |
|
|
25 |
For a certain woman. |
But straightway a woman. |
|
— young daughter |
— little daughter |
|
|
26 |
— nation ; |
— race. |
|
33 |
— took him aside from |
— took him aside from |
|
the multitude, |
the multitude pri- vately. |
|
|
35 |
— string |
— bond |
|
9.11 |
S. MARK. 37 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
8 4 |
— From whence can a |
— Whence shall one be |
|
man satisfy these |
able to fill these |
|
|
men with bread here |
men with bread here |
|
|
in the wilderness ? |
in a desert pilace } |
|
|
9 |
And they that had |
And they were about |
|
eaten were about |
four thousand : |
|
|
four thousand : |
||
|
14 |
Now the disciples had |
And they forgot to |
|
forgotten to take |
take bread ; and they |
|
|
bread, neither had |
had not in the boat |
|
|
they in the ship with |
with them more than |
|
|
them more than one |
one loaf. |
|
|
loaf. |
||
|
i6 |
— It is because we have no bread. |
— We have no bread. |
|
19 |
— fragments |
— broken pieces |
|
24 |
— I see men as trees, |
— I see men; for I be- |
|
walking. |
held them as trees, walking. |
|
|
25 |
— and made him look |
— and he looked stead- |
|
up: |
fastly, |
|
|
26 |
— neither go into the |
Do not even enter in- |
|
town, nor tell it to |
to the village. |
|
|
any in the town. |
||
|
27 |
— towns |
— villages |
|
33 |
— savourest |
— mindest |
|
36 |
— lose his own soul ? |
— forfeit his life ? |
|
37 |
— soul } |
—life ? |
|
» 3 |
—shining, exceeding |
— glistering, exceeding |
|
white as snow ; |
white ; |
|
|
6 |
— to say ; |
— to answer ; |
|
II |
— Why say the scribes |
— The scribes say that |
|
that Elias must first |
Elijah must first |
|
|
come } |
come. |
38
S. MARK.
9. 42
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
12 |
— how it is written |
— how is it written |
|
i8 |
— he teareth him : and |
— it dasheth him down : |
|
he foameth, and |
and he foameth, and |
|
|
gnasheth with his |
grindeth his teeth, |
|
|
teeth, |
||
|
19 |
— he answereth him, |
— he answereth them. |
|
20 |
— tare him ; |
—tare him grievously ; |
|
23 |
— If thou canst believe, |
— If thou canst ! |
|
26 |
— rent him sore, |
— tore him much, |
|
— many |
— the more part |
|
|
28 |
— Why could not we cast |
We could not cast it |
|
him out ? |
out. |
|
|
29 |
— This kind can come |
This kind can come |
|
forth by nothing, but |
out by nothing, save |
|
|
by prayer and fast- |
by prayer. |
|
|
ing. |
||
|
33 |
— What was it that ye |
What were ye reason- |
|
disputed among |
ing in the way ? |
|
|
yourselves by the |
||
|
way .'^ |
||
|
38 |
— and he followeth not us : |
i omitted. — there is no man which |
|
39 |
—there is no man which |
|
|
shall do a miracle in |
shall do a mighty |
|
|
my name, that can |
work in my name, |
|
|
lightly speak evil of |
and to be able quick- |
|
|
me. |
ly to speak evil of me. |
|
|
40 |
— on our part. |
— for us. |
|
41 |
— in my name. |
omitted. |
|
42 |
And whosoever shall |
And whosoever shall |
|
offend one of these |
cause one of these |
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little ones that be- |
little ones that be- |
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lieve in me, |
lieve on me to stum- ble, |
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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43 |
— offend thee, |
— cause thee to stum- ble, |
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— the fire that never |
— the unquenchable fire. |
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shall be quenched. |
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• 44 |
Where their worm |
■ |
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dieth not, and the fire is not quenched. |
■ otnitted. |
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{Also repetition in v. 46.) |
, |
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45 |
— offend thee. |
— cause thee to stumble, |
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— into the fire that never |
t omitted. |
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shall be quenched : |
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47 |
— offend thee |
—cause thee to stumble |
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49 |
— and every sacrifice |
) |
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shall be salted with |
> oimtted. |
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salt. |
S |
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10 I |
— ^by the farther side of Jordan : — the people resort unto |
— and beyond Jordan |
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— and multitudes come |
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him again ; |
together unto him again ; |
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5 |
— precept. |
— commandment |
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13 |
— rebuked those that brought them. |
— rebuked them |
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14 |
— ^was much displeased. |
— was moved with indig- nation. |
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21 |
— take up the cross |
omitted. |
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22 |
— he was sad at that say- |
—his countenance fell at |
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ing, and went away |
fhe saying and he |
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grieved : |
went away sorrow- ful; |
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26 |
— out of measure, |
— exceedingly, |
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29 |
— or wife |
omitted. |
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35 |
—we shall desire |
— we shall ask of thee. |
40
S. MARK.
11. 18
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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41 |
— much displeased with |
— moved with indigna- |
|
James and John ' |
tion concerning James and John |
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42 |
— exercise lordship over them |
— lord it over them ; |
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44 |
— the chiefest, |
— first among you, |
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45 |
For even |
For verily |
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46 |
— sat by the highway |
— a blind beggar was sit- |
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side begging |
ting by the way side. |
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48 |
— charged him |
— rebuked him, |
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49 |
— and commanded him to be called. |
— and said call ye him. |
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50 |
— rose |
— sprang up. |
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51 |
—Lord, |
Rabboni. |
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11 3 |
—hither |
— back hither. |
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4 |
— in a place where two ways met ; |
— in the open street ; |
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8 |
— and others cut down |
— and others branches, |
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branches off the trees |
which they had cut |
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and strewed them in |
from the fields |
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the way |
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10 |
Blessed be the king- |
Blessed is the king- |
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dom of our father |
dom that cometh. |
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David, that cometh |
the kingdom of our |
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in the name of the |
father David : |
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Lord: |
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13 |
— the time of figs was |
— it was not the season |
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not yet. |
of figs |
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17 |
— My house shall be call- |
My house shall be call- |
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ed of all nations the |
ed a house of prayer |
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house of prayer ? |
for all the nations ? |
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18 |
— all the people was as- |
—all the multitude was |
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tonished at his doc- |
astonished at his |
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trine. |
teaching. |
S. MARK.
41
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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19 |
And when even was |
And every evening he went forth out of the |
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come he went out |
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of the city |
city. |
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21 |
— Master, |
—Rabbi, |
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23 |
— he shall have whatso- ever he saith |
— he shall have it |
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24 |
— what things soever ye |
— All things whatsoever |
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desire, when ye pray, |
ye pray and ask for |
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26 |
But if ye do not for- |
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give, neither will |
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your Father which |
}■ omitted. |
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is in heaven forgive |
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your trespasses |
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32 |
— for all men counted |
— for all verily held John |
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John, that he was a |
to be a prophet |
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prophet indeed |
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12 I |
— a place for the winefat. |
— a pit for the winepress |
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4 |
— at him they cast stones. |
01m t ted. |
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II |
— the Lord's doing, |
— from the Lord |
|
13 |
— to catch him in his |
— that they might catch |
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words. |
him in talk. |
|
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14 |
— but teachest the way |
— but of a truth teachest |
|
of God in truth |
the way of God : |
|
|
17 |
— they marvelled at him. |
— they marvelled greatly at him. |
|
23 |
— therefore, when they shall rise. |
V ofnztted. |
|
24 |
— Do ye not therefore |
— Is it not for this cause |
|
err, because ye know |
that ye err, that ye |
|
|
not the Scriptures, |
know not the Script- ures, |
|
|
26 |
— how in the bush God |
— in the place concern- |
|
spake unto him, |
ing the Bush, how God spake unto him. |
43
S. MARK.
13.10
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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28 |
— reasoning |
— questioning |
|
29 |
— of all the command- |
t omitted. |
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ments |
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—The Lord our God is |
—The Lord our God, the |
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« one Lord : |
Lord is one : |
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30 |
— this is the first com- mandment |
t omitted. |
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31 |
— the second is like, namely this. |
The second is this, |
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32 |
—Well, Master, thou hast |
Of a truth. Master, |
|
said the truth : for |
thou hast well said |
|
|
there is one God ; |
that he is one ; |
|
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33 |
— and with all the soul |
omitted. |
|
36 |
— by the Holy Ghost, |
— in the Holy Spirit, |
|
— thy footstool |
— the footstool of thy feet. |
|
|
38 |
— doctrine, |
— teaching |
|
— love to go in long |
— desire to walk in long |
|
|
clothing, |
robes, |
|
|
39 |
— the uppermost rooms at feasts : |
— chief places at feasts : |
|
44 |
— abundance |
— superfluity |
|
13 I |
— and what buildings are |
— and what manner of |
|
here ! |
buildings ! |
|
|
4 |
— when all these things |
— when these things are |
|
shall be fulfilled ? |
all about to be ac- complis-hed } |
|
|
5 |
— deceive you : |
— lead you astray |
|
6 |
— deceive man). |
—lead many astray. |
|
8 |
— and troubles |
omitted. |
|
— these are the begin- |
—these things are the |
|
|
nings of sorrows. |
beginning of travail. |
|
|
10 |
— published |
— preached |
13. 84
S. MARK.
43
Authorized Version.
Revised Version.
— lead you, — take no thought — neither do ye premedi- tate: — betray
— spoken of by Daniel
the prophet — where it ought not, — to take up his garment — And pray ye that your
flight be not in the
winter.
For in those days shall be affliction, such as was not from the beginning of the creation which God created unto this time, neither shall be.
— Lo, here is Christ ; or,
lo, he is there ; — to seduce, if it were ^ possible, even the
elect. — the stars of heaven
shall fall, Now learn a parable
of the fig tree ; — know ye that it is
nigh, —done.
For the Son of man is as a man taking a
-lead you to judgment, -be not anxious
omitted.
-deliver up
omitted.
-where he ought not, -to take his cloke. And pray ye that it be not in the winter.
For those days shall be tribulation, such as there hath not been the like from the beginning of the creation which God created until now, and never shall be.
-Lo, here is the Christ ; or, Lo, there
-that they may lead astray, if possible, the elect.
-the stars shall be fall- ing from heaven.
Now from the fig tree learn her parable :
-know ye that he is nigh,
-accomplished.
It is as when a man, sojourning in anoth-
44
S. MARK.
14.20
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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far journey, who left |
er country, having |
|
|
his house, and gave |
left his house, and |
|
|
authority to his ser- |
given authority to |
|
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vants, and to every |
his servants, to each |
|
|
man his work, and |
.one his work, com- |
|
|
commanded the por- |
manded also the |
|
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ter to watch. |
porter to watch. |
|
|
14 I |
— take him by craft, and |
— take him with subtil- |
|
put him to death. |
ity, and kill him : |
|
|
2 |
— lest there be an uproar |
— lest haply there shall be a tumult |
|
3 |
— being in Bethany |
— while he was in Beth- any |
|
— box |
— cruse |
|
|
4 |
— within themselves, |
— among themselves, |
|
— Why was this waste of |
— To what purpose hath |
|
|
the ointment made ? |
this waste of the ointment been made ? |
|
|
lO |
— one of the twelve, |
— he that was one of the twelve, |
|
— to betray him |
— that he might deliver him |
|
|
II |
— betray him. |
— deliver him unto them. |
|
12 |
—killed |
— sacrificed |
|
15 |
— prepared : |
— ready : |
|
i8 |
— One of you which eat- |
— One of you shall be- |
|
eth with me shall |
tray me, even he |
|
|
betray me. |
that eateth with me. |
|
|
19 |
— and another said, Is it I? |
[ omitted. |
|
20 |
— It is one of the twelve, |
— It is one of the twelve, |
|
that dippeth with |
he that dippeth with |
|
|
me in the dish. |
me in the dish. |
S. MARK.
45
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
22 |
— and blessed, |
— and when he had blessed, |
|
— Take, eat : |
—Take ye : |
|
|
23 |
— the cup, |
— a cup. |
|
24 |
— the new testament, |
— the covenant. |
|
27 |
— because of me this night : |
• ouiitted. |
|
28 |
But after that I am |
Howbeit, after I am |
|
risen, |
raised up. |
|
|
30 |
— That this day, even |
— that thou to-day, even |
|
in this night. |
this night. |
|
|
31 |
But he spake the more |
But he spake exceed- |
|
vehemently. If I |
ing vehemently. If |
|
|
should die with thee. |
I must die with thee. |
|
|
I will not deny thee |
I will not deny thee. |
|
|
in any wise. Like- |
And in like manner |
|
|
wise also said they all. |
also said they all. |
|
|
33 |
— and began to be sore |
— and began to be greatly |
|
amazed, and to be |
amazed, and sore |
|
|
very heavy ; |
troubled. |
|
|
38 |
—ready. |
— willing. |
|
40 |
And when he returned. |
And again he came. |
|
he found them asleep |
and found them |
|
|
again, |
sleeping. |
|
|
42 |
Rise up, let us go ; |
Arise, let us be going : |
|
45 |
— Master, master ; |
—Rabbi ; |
|
49 |
— but the scriptures must |
— but this is done that |
|
be fulfilled. |
the scriptures might be fulfilled. |
|
|
51 |
— ^the young men laid hold on him : |
— and they lay hold on |
|
him; |
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|
54 |
— palace |
— court . |
|
— servants, |
— officers, |
46
S. MARK.
15. 8
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
54 |
— at the fire. |
—in the light of the fire. |
|
64 |
— guilty of death. |
— worthy of death. |
|
65 |
— the servants did strike |
— the officers received |
|
him with the palms |
him with blows of |
|
|
of their hands. |
their hands. |
|
|
66 |
— the palace, |
— the court. |
|
^1 |
— thou also wast with |
— Thou also wast with |
|
Jesus of Nazareth. |
the Nazarene, even Jesus. |
|
|
69 |
And a maid saw him |
And the <naid saw |
|
again, and began to |
him, and began again |
|
|
say |
to say |
|
|
70 |
— Surely |
—Of a truth |
|
— and thy speech agree- eth thereto. |
t omitted. |
|
|
72 |
And the second time |
And straightway the second time |
|
15 3 |
— but he answered noth- |
t omitted. |
|
ing. |
||
|
4 |
— they witness against thee. |
— they accuse thee of. |
|
5 |
— yet answered nothing ; |
— no more answered any- thing; |
|
6 |
Now at that feast he |
Now at the feast he |
|
released unto them |
used to release unto |
|
|
one prisoner, whom- |
them one prisoner, |
|
|
soever they desired. |
whom they asked of him. |
|
|
7 |
— who had committed |
— men who in the insur- |
|
murder in the insur- |
rection had commit- |
|
|
rection. |
ted murder. |
|
|
8 |
And the multitude cry- |
And the multitude |
|
ing aloud began to |
went up and began |
S. MARK.
47
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
|
desire him to do as |
to ask him to do as |
||
|
he had ever done |
he was wont to do |
||
|
unto them. |
unto them. |
||
|
II |
— moved the people. |
— stirred up the multi- tude, — within the court, |
|
|
i6 |
— into the hall, |
||
|
17 |
— put it about his head, |
— put it on him ; |
|
|
20 |
— put his own clothes |
— put on him his gar- |
|
|
on him, |
ments. |
||
|
21 |
— Simon a Cyrenian, |
— Simon of Cyrene |
|
|
23 |
— they gave him to drink |
—they offered him |
|
|
28 |
And the scripture was fulfilled, which saith. |
||
|
And he was num- |
- omitted. |
||
|
bered with the trans- |
|||
|
gressors. |
|||
|
32 |
— reviled him. |
— reproached him. |
|
|
36 |
— Let alone; let us see |
— Let be ; let us see |
|
|
whether Elias will |
whether Elijah com- |
||
|
come to take him |
eth to take him |
||
|
down. |
down. |
||
|
37 |
— cried with a loud voice, |
— uttered a loud voice, |
|
|
39 |
— ^so cried out, and |
omitted. |
|
|
40 |
— looking on afar off : |
— beholding from afar: |
|
|
43 |
Joseph of Arimathaea, |
— there came Joseph of |
|
|
an honourable coun- |
Arimathaea, a con- |
||
|
sellor, which also |
cillor of honourable |
||
|
waited for the king- |
estate, who also him- |
||
|
dom of God, came. |
self was looking for |
||
|
and went in boldly |
the kingdom of God; |
||
|
unto Pilate, and |
and he boldly went |
||
|
craved the body of |
in unto Pilate, and |
||
|
Jesus. |
asked for the body |
||
|
- |
of Jesus. |
48
S. MARK.
16.14
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
45 |
— knew it ' |
— learned it |
|
— gave the body |
— granted the corpse |
|
|
46 |
— fine linen. |
— a linen cloth. |
|
— wrapped hira in the |
— wound him in the linen |
|
|
linen, |
cloth, |
|
|
— sepulchre |
— tomb |
|
|
16 2 |
— very early in the morn- |
—very early |
|
■• |
ing |
|
|
— at the rising of the sun. |
— ^when the sun was risen. |
|
|
4 |
And when they looked. |
— and looking up, they |
|
they saw that the |
see that the stone is |
|
|
stone was rolled |
rolled back : for it |
|
|
away: for it was very |
was exceeding great. |
|
|
great. |
||
|
5 |
— clothed in a long white |
— arrayed in a white |
|
garment ; and they |
robe; and they were |
|
|
were affrighted. |
amazed. |
|
|
6 |
—Be not affrighted : |
— be not amazed : |
|
—Jesus of Nazareth, |
— ^Jesus, the Nazarene, |
|
|
7 |
But go your way |
— But go, |
|
8 |
And they went out |
And they went out, and |
|
quickly, and fled |
fled from the tomb ; |
|
|
from the sepulchre ; |
for trembling and |
|
|
for they trembled |
astonishment had |
|
|
and were amazed : |
come upon them; |
|
|
neither said they |
and they said noth- |
|
|
anything to any |
ing to any one ; |
|
|
man ; |
||
|
9 |
— when Jesus was risen |
— when he was risen |
|
12 |
— appeared |
— was manifested |
|
14 |
— he appeared unto the |
— he was manifested un- |
|
eleven |
unto the eleven themselves |
16. 20
S. MARK.
49
|
Chm>. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
15 |
— every creature. |
— the whole creation. |
|
i6 |
— he that believeth not shall be damned. |
— he that disbelieveth shall be condemned. |
|
i8 |
— it shall not hurt them ; |
— it shall in no wise hurt them ; |
|
19 |
—the Lord |
— the Lord Jesus, |
|
20 |
—with signs following. |
— by the signs that fol- lowed. |
S. LUKE.
ST. LUKE.
S. LUKE. 1. 21
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
1 I |
— to set forth in order a declaration of those things which are most surely believed among us, |
— to draw up a narrative concerning those matters which have been fulfilled among us. |
|
3 |
— having had perfect understanding of all things from the very- first, |
— having traced the course of all things accurately from the first. |
|
4 9 |
— of those things, — his lot was to burn in- cense when he went into the temple of the Lord. |
— concerning the things — his lot was to enter into the temple of the Lord and burn incense. |
|
lo |
— time |
— hour |
|
13 17 |
—prayer — go before him |
— supplication — go before his face |
|
— to the wisdom of the just ; to make ready a people prepared for the Lord. |
— to walk in the wisdom of the just ; to make ready for the Lord a people prepared for him. |
|
|
19 |
— to shew thee |
— to bring thee |
|
20 |
— dumb, |
— silent |
|
21 |
— be performed, — marvelled that he tar- ried so long in the temple |
— come to pass, — marvelled while he tar- ried in the temple. |
1.55
S. LUKE.
51
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
22 |
— for he beckoned unto |
— and he continued mak- |
|
them, and remained |
ing signs unto them. |
|
|
speechless. |
and remained dumb. |
|
|
23 |
— accomplished, |
—fulfilled. |
|
25 |
— dealt with me |
—done unto me |
|
27 |
— espoused |
— betrothed |
|
28 |
— blessed art thou among |
i omitted. |
|
women. |
||
|
29 |
— when she saw him, |
omitted. |
|
35 |
— therefore also that holy |
—wherefore also that |
|
thing which shall |
which is to be born |
|
|
be born of thee shall |
shall be called holy, |
|
|
be called the Son of |
the Son of God. |
|
|
God. |
||
|
36 |
— thy cousin Elisabeth, |
— Elisabeth thy kins- woman. |
|
37 |
For with God nothing |
For no word from God |
|
shall be impossible. |
shall be void of power. |
|
|
42 |
And she spake out |
— and she lifted up her |
|
with a loud voice, |
voice with a loud cry. |
|
|
45 |
— performance |
—fulfilment |
|
48 |
— regarded |
— looked upon |
|
50 |
And his mercy is on |
And his mercy is unto |
|
them that fear him |
generations and gen- |
|
|
from generation to |
erations On them |
|
|
generation. |
that fear him. |
|
|
52 |
He hath put down the |
He hath put down |
|
mighty from their |
princes from their |
|
|
seats, |
thrones. |
|
|
54 |
— in remembrance of his |
That he might remem- |
|
mercy; |
ber mercy (As he |
|
|
55 |
As he spake to our |
spake unto our fa- |
|
fathers, to Abraham, |
thers) Toward Abra- |
S. LUKE.
2.2
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
and to his seed for |
ham and his seed for |
|
|
ever. |
ever. |
|
|
57 |
— came |
— was fulfilled |
|
58 |
— cousins |
— kinsfolk |
|
— shewed great mercy |
— magnified his mercy |
|
|
upon her ; |
towards her ; |
|
|
59 |
— they called him |
— they would have called him |
|
64 |
— and praised God. |
— blessing God. |
|
66 |
What manner of child |
What then* shall this |
|
shall this be ! And |
child be } For the |
|
|
the hand of the Lord |
hand of the Lord |
|
|
was with him. |
was with him. |
|
|
68 |
— Lord God of Israel ; |
— Lord, the God of Israel ; |
|
—redeemed his people, |
— wrought redemption for his people, |
|
|
71 |
That we should be |
— Salvation from our |
|
saved from our ene- |
enemies, |
|
|
mies, |
||
|
72 |
To perform the mercy |
To shew mercy to- |
|
promised to our |
wards our fathers. |
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fathers. |
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74 |
That he would grant |
To grant |
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75 |
— All the days of our life. |
— all our days. |
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76 |
And thou, child |
Yea and thou, child |
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— prepare |
— make ready |
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n |
— by the remission |
In the remission |
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78 |
Through |
Because of |
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— hath visited us. |
— shall visit us. |
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79 |
To give light to them |
To shine upon them |
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2 I |
— taxed. |
— enrolled |
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2 |
(And this taxing was |
This was the first en- |
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Revised Version. |
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first made when Cy- |
rolment made when |
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renius was governor |
Quirinius was gov- |
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of Syria) |
ernor of Syria. |
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3 |
— to be taxed. |
— to enrol themselves, |
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4 |
—lineage |
— family |
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5 |
To be taxed with Mary |
— to enrol himself with |
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his espoused wife, |
Mary, who was be- trothed to him, |
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6 |
And so it was, that. |
And it came to pass, |
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— accomplished |
—fulfilled |
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9 |
— came upon them, |
— stood by them, |
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14 |
— and on earth peace, |
And on earth peace |
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good will toward |
among men in whom |
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men. |
he is well pleased. |
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17 |
— which was told them |
— which was spoken to |
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concerning this |
them about this |
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child. |
child. |
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22 |
— her purification |
— their purification |
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25 |
— and the same man was |
— and this man was |
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just |
righteous |
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28 |
— took he him up in his |
— received him into his |
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arms, |
arms, |
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29 |
Lord, now lettest thou |
Now lettest thou thy |
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thy servant depart |
servant depart, O |
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in peace, according |
Lord, According to |
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to thy word : |
thy word, in peace ; |
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31 |
—all people ; |
— all peoples ; |
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32 |
A light to lighten the |
A light for revelation |
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Gentiles, |
to the Gentiles, |
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33 |
And Joseph |
And his father |
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—of him. |
— concerning him ; |
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34 |
— rising again |
— rising up |
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—which shall be |
— which is |
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Revised Version. |
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35 |
— the thoughts of many- |
— thoughts out of many |
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hearts |
hearts |
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37 |
— she was a widow of |
— she had been a widow |
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about |
even for |
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— but served God with |
— worshipping with fast- |
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fastings and prayers |
ings and supplica- tions |
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38 |
And she coming in |
And coming up at that |
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that instant gave |
very hour she gave |
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thanks likewise unto |
thanks unto God, |
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the Lord, |
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39 |
— performed |
— accomplished |
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40 |
— strong in spirit, |
— strong, |
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42 |
— they went up to Jeru- salem |
— they went up |
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43 |
— child Jesus |
— boy Jesus |
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— ^Joseph and his mother |
— his parents knew it |
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knew not of it. |
not ; |
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, 47 |
— astonished |
— amazed |
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49 |
— about my Father's bus- iness ? |
— in my Father's house ? |
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. 52 |
— increased |
— advanced |
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3 I |
— Ituraea and the region |
— the region of Ituraea |
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of Trachonitis, |
and Trachonitis, |
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2 |
Annas and Caiaphas |
— in the high-priesthood |
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being the high |
of Annas and Caia- |
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priests. |
phas, |
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4 |
—Prepare |
— Make ye ready |
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7 |
Then said he |
He said therefore |
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— 0 generation of vipers, |
—Ye offspring of vipers. |
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10 |
— the people |
—the multitudes |
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II |
—meat |
— food. |
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12 |
— what shall we do ? |
— what must we do ? |
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55
Authorized Version.
Revised Version.
— Exact
— demanded of him,
— neither accuse any falsely ;
— and all men mused in their hearts of John, whether he were the Christ, or not ;
— and he will throughly purge his floor. And many other things in his exhortation preached he unto the people.
— ^being baptized,
— which said.
And Jesus himself began to be about thirty years of age,
— Holy Ghost
— was led by the Spirit
into the wilderness, Being forty days
tempted of the devil.
— when they were end- ed, he afterward hungered. — but by every word of God.
5 I And the devil, taking I him up
— Extort
— asked him,
— neither exact anything wrongfully ;
— and all men reasoned in their hearts con- ing John, whether haply he were the Christ ;
— throughly to cleanse his threshing-floor,
With many other ex- hortations therefore preached he good tidings unto the peo- ple ; — having been baptized, omitted.
And Jesus himself . when he began to teach, was about thirty years of age, — Holy Spirit, — was led by the Spirit in the wilderness during forty days, being tempted of the devil. — when they were com- pleted, he hungered.
t omitted. And he led him up
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28
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Authorized Version. . |
Revised Version. |
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5 |
— into an high mountain |
ojnitted. |
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6 |
— All this power will I |
To thee will I give all |
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give thee, |
this authority, |
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8 |
— Get thee behind me, Satan : for |
K omitted. |
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lO |
— charge over thee, to |
— charge concerning |
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keep thee : |
thee, to guard thee : |
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II |
—lest at any time thou dash |
Lest haply thou dash |
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13 |
— ended all the tempta- |
—completed every temp- |
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tion, |
tation. |
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i8 |
— the gospel |
— good tidings |
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— he hath sent me to heal |
He hath sent me to |
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the brokenhearted, |
proclaim release to |
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to preach deliver- |
the captives, |
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ance to the captives, |
And recovering of |
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and recovering of |
sight to the blind, |
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sight to the blind, to set at liberty them |
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To set at liberty them |
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that are bruised, |
that are bruised. |
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19 |
To preach the accept- |
To proclaim the ac- |
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able year of the |
ceptable year of the |
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Lord. |
Lord. |
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20 |
— ^gave it again to the |
— gave it back to the at- |
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minister. |
tendant. |
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22 |
— gracious words |
— words of grace |
|
23 |
— Ye will surely say unto |
— Doubtless ye will say |
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me this proverb, |
unto me this parable, |
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24 |
— accepted |
— acceptable |
|
26 |
— Sarepta, a city of Si- |
Zarephath, in the land |
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don, |
of Sidon, |
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27 |
— saving |
— but only |
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28 |
And all they in the |
And they were all filled |
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synagogue, when |
with wrath in the |
5.4
S. LUKE.
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Revised Version. |
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they heard these |
synagogue, as they heard these things ; |
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things, were filled- |
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with wrath, |
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31 |
— And taught them |
And he was teaching them |
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32 |
— doctrine : |
— teaching ; |
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— power. |
— authority. |
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34 |
Saying, Let us alone ; |
Ah ! what have we to |
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what have we to do |
do with thee. |
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with thee, |
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35 |
— and hurt him not. |
— having done him no hurt. |
|
36 |
And they were all |
And amazement came |
|
amazed, and spake |
upon them all, and |
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among themselves, |
they spake together, |
|
|
saying, What a word |
one with another, |
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|
is this ! |
saying, What is this word ? |
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37 |
And the fame of him |
And there went forth |
|
went out into every |
a rumour concern- |
|
|
place of the country |
ing him into every |
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round about. |
place of the region round about. |
|
|
38 |
— taken |
— holden |
|
41 |
—Thou art Christ the |
— Thou art the Son of |
|
Son of God. |
God. |
|
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42 |
— the people sought him. |
— the multitudes sought after him, |
|
43 |
— the kingdom of God |
— the good tidings of the kingdom of God |
|
^ 3 |
— prayed him that he would thrust out |
— asked him to put out |
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— the people |
— the multitudes |
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|
4 |
— Launch out |
—Put out |
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Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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6 |
— their net brake. |
— their nets were break- |
|
9 |
— astonished, |
ing ; — amazed. |
|
15 |
— went there a fame abroad of him : |
— went abroad the report concerning him : |
|
i6 |
— into the wilderness, |
— in the deserts. |
|
17 |
— on a certain day, |
— on one of those days. |
|
—was present to heal them. |
— was with him to heal. |
|
|
i8 |
— taken with a palsy : |
— that was palsied : |
|
22 |
— p erceived their thoughts. |
— perceiving their rea- sonings. |
|
26 |
And they were all amazed. |
And amazement took hold on all. |
|
27 |
— receipt of custom : |
— place of toll. |
|
30 |
But their scribes and Pharisees |
And the Pharisees and their scribes |
|
33 |
— Why do the disciples of John fast often, and make prayers, and likewise the dis- ciples of the Phari- sees; but thine eat and drink ? |
The disciples of John fast often, and make supplications ; like- wise also the disci- ples of the Phari- sees ; but thine eat and drink. |
|
34 |
— children |
— sons |
|
36 |
— No man putteth a piece of a new garment upon an old ; if otherwise, then both the new maketh a rent, and the piece that was taken out of the new agreeth not with the old. |
— No man rendeth a piece from a new garment and putteth it upon an old garment ; else he will rend the new, and also the piece from the new will not agree with the old. |
|
37 |
—old bottles ; |
— old wine-skins ; |
6. 34
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59
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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37 |
—bottles, |
— skins. |
|
38 |
— new bottles ; |
— fresh wine-skins. |
|
— and both are pre- served. |
t omitted. |
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39 |
—better. |
—good. |
|
6 I |
—on the second sabbath after the first, |
— on a sabbath. |
|
3 |
— so much as this. |
— even this, |
|
5 |
— Lord also of the sab- bath. |
— lord of the sabbath. |
|
7 |
— an accusation against him. |
— how to accuse him. |
|
9 |
— evil ? |
—harm ? |
|
10 |
— whole as the other. |
omitted. |
|
15 |
— Zelotes, |
—the Zealot, |
|
16 |
— Judas the brother of James, |
—Judas the son of James |
|
17 |
— in the plain. |
— on a level place. |
|
—and the company of |
— and a great multitude |
|
|
his disciples, and a |
of his disciples, and |
|
|
great multitude of |
a great number of |
|
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people |
people |
|
|
18 |
And they that were |
— and they that were |
|
vexed with unclean |
troubled with un- |
|
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spirits: and they |
clean spirits were |
|
|
were healed. |
healed. |
|
|
19 |
— for there went virtue |
■ — for power came forth |
|
out of him. |
from him. |
|
|
26 |
— for so |
— for in the same manner |
|
29 |
— forbid not to take thy |
— withhold not thy coat |
|
coat also. |
also. |
|
|
34 |
— to receive as much |
— to receive again as |
|
again |
much |
60
S. LUKE.
7.4
Authorized Version.
Revised Version.
— hoping for nothing again ;
— forgive, and ye shall be forgiven :
— the ditch ?
— that is perfect
— perceivest
For a good tree bring- eth not forth cor- rupt fruit; neither doth a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit. Whosoever cometh to me, and heareth my sayings,
— which built an house, and digged deep
— beat vehemently upon — for it was founded up- on a rock. — did beat vehemently, and immediately it fell;
Now when he had end- ed all his sayings in the audience of the people,
— ready to die.
— beseeching him that he would come and heal his servant.
— instantly.
— never despairing ;
— release, and ye shall be released :
— a pit ?
— when his is perfected
— considerest
For there is no good tree that bringeth forth corrupt fruit ; nor again a corrupt tree that bringeth forth good fruit. Every one that cometh unto me, and hear- eth my words,
— ^building a house, who digged and went deep.
— brake against
— because it had been well builded.
— brake, and straightway it fell in ;
After he had ended all his sayings in the ears of the people,
-at the point of death, -asking him that he
would come and save
his servant, -earnestly,
|
7. 28 |
S. LUKE |
:. 61 |
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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— That he was worthy" |
— He is worthy that thou |
|
|
for whom he should |
shouldest do this for |
|
|
do this : |
him: |
|
|
5 |
— and he hath built us a |
—and himself built us |
|
synagogue. |
our synagogue. |
|
|
9 |
— people |
— multitude |
|
lO |
— that had been sick. |
omitted. |
|
II |
— the day after, |
— soon afterwards, |
|
— and many of his disci- |
—and his disciples went |
|
|
ples went with him, |
with him, and a great |
|
|
and much people. |
multitude. |
|
|
14 |
— they that bare him |
— the bearers |
|
15 |
— delivered him |
— gave him |
|
i6 |
— there came a fear on all: |
— fear took hold on all : |
|
17 |
— rumour |
— report |
|
i8 |
— shewed him |
— told him |
|
19 |
—Jesus, |
— the Lord, |
|
20 |
— John Baptist |
— ^John the Baptist |
|
21 |
— infirmities |
— diseases |
|
— gave sight. |
— bestowed sight. |
|
|
22 |
— to the poor the gospel |
— the poor have good |
|
is preached. |
tidings preached to them. |
|
|
23 |
— whosoever shall not be |
— whosoever shall find |
|
offended in me. |
none occasion of stumbling in me. |
|
|
24 |
— began to speak unto |
— began to say unto the |
|
the people concern- |
multitudes concern- |
|
|
ing John, |
ing John, |
|
|
— to see ? |
— to behold } |
|
|
28 |
— John the Baptist : |
— ^John : |
|
— he that is least |
—he that is but little |
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S. LUKE.
8.5
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
30 |
— rejected the counsel of God against them- selves, |
— rejected for themselves the counsel of God, |
|
31 |
And the Lord said, |
omitted. |
|
32 |
— we have mourned to you. |
— we wailed, |
|
37 |
— box |
— cruse |
|
39 41 |
— known There was a certain creditor which |
— perceived A certain lender |
|
42 |
And when they had nothing to pay, he frankly forgave them both. Tell me there- fore, which of them will love him most ? |
When they had not wherewith to pay, he forgave them both. Which of them therefore will love him most } |
|
44 |
— she hath washed my feet with tears, and wiped them with the hairs of her head. |
— she hath wetted my feet with her tears, and wiped them with her hair. |
|
49 |
— that forgiveth sins also ? |
— that even forgiveth sins ? |
|
S I |
— he went throughout every city and vil- lage, — shewing — ministered unto him |
— he went about through cities and villages. |
|
3 |
— bringing — ministered unto them |
|
|
4 5 |
— when much p e 0 p le were gathered to- gether, and were come to him out of every city, — trodden down. |
— when a great multi- tude came together, and they of every city resorted unto him, — trodden under foot, |
|
— fowls of the air |
— birds of the heaven |
8.36
S. LUKE.
C3
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
8 |
— when he had said these |
As he said these |
|
things. |
things, |
|
|
H |
— go forth, |
— and as they go on their way |
|
15 |
— keep it, |
—hold it fast, |
|
16 |
— candle. |
— lamp. |
|
— candlestick, • |
— stand. |
|
|
17 |
— secret, |
—hid, , |
|
—hid. |
— secret. |
|
|
— come abroad. |
— come to light. |
|
|
18 |
— seemeth to have. |
— thinketh he hath. |
|
19 |
— press. |
— crowd. |
|
20 |
— by certain which said. |
omitted. |
|
23 |
— filled with water, |
— filling with water. |
|
25 |
— And they being afraid |
And being afraid they |
|
wondered, |
marvelled, |
|
|
What manner of man |
Who then is this. |
|
|
is this ! |
||
|
26 |
— Gadarenes, |
— Gerasenes, |
|
27 |
-T-which had devils long |
— who had devils; and |
|
time, and ware no |
for a long time he |
|
|
clothes, |
had worn no clothes. |
|
|
29 |
— he was kept bound |
— he was kept under guard, and bound |
|
— wilderness. |
— deserts. |
|
|
31 |
— besought |
— intreated |
|
— the deep. |
— the abyss. |
|
|
32 |
— suffer them |
— give them leave |
|
— he suffered them. |
— he gave them leave. |
|
|
33 |
— a steep place |
— the steep |
|
34 |
— what was done, |
— what had come to pass. |
|
36 |
— by what means |
— how |
64
S. LUKE.
9.11
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
37 |
— the whole multitude |
— all the people |
|
— taken |
— holden |
|
|
— returned back again. |
— returned. |
|
|
40 |
— it came to pass, |
ouiitted. |
|
— the people gladly re- |
—the multitude wel- |
|
|
ceived him : |
comed him ; |
|
|
45 |
— the multitude throngs |
— the multitudes press |
|
thee and press thee. |
thee and crush thee. |
|
|
— and sayest thou, Who touched me ? |
t omitted. |
|
|
46 |
— virtue is gone out of |
— power had gone forth |
|
me. |
from me. |
|
|
48 |
— be of good comfort : |
omitted. |
|
54 |
And he put them all out. |
t omitted. |
|
55 |
— to give her meat. |
— that something be given her to eat. |
|
56 |
— astonished : |
— amazed : |
|
9 I |
— his twelve disciples |
— the twelve |
|
3 |
— neither staves, nor |
— neither staff, nor wal- |
|
scrip. |
let. |
|
|
— two coats apiece. |
— two coats. |
|
|
6 |
— towns, |
— villages, |
|
9 |
— desired |
— sought |
|
10 |
— and went aside pri- |
—and withdrew apart to |
|
vately into a desert |
a city called Beth- |
|
|
place belonging to |
saida. |
|
|
the city called Beth- |
||
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saida. |
||
|
II |
And the people, when |
But the multitudes |
|
they knew it, |
perceiving it |
|
|
— received them. |
— welcomed them, |
9.53
S. LUKE.
65
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
14 |
— by fifties in a company. |
— in companies, about fifty each. |
|
17 |
— of fragments that re- |
—that which remained |
|
mained to them |
over to them of broken pieces. |
|
|
25 |
—advantaged. |
— profited. |
|
— and lose himself, or be |
— and lose or forfeit his |
|
|
cast away.^ |
own self.'* |
|
|
29 |
— was white and glister- |
—became white and daz- |
|
ing. |
zling. |
|
|
31 |
— should accomplish |
— was about to accom- plish |
|
32 |
— awake, |
— fully awake. |
|
35 |
— This is my beloved |
— This is my Son, my |
|
Son : hear him. |
chosen : hear ye him. |
|
|
36 |
— ^was past. |
— came. |
|
— kept it close. |
— held their peace, |
|
|
39 |
— and bruising him hard- |
—and it hardly departeth |
|
ly departeth from |
from him, bruising |
|
|
him. |
him sorely. |
|
|
41 |
— and suffer you } |
— and bear with you } |
|
42 |
— the devil threw him |
— the devil dashed him |
|
down, and tare him. |
down, and tare him grievously. |
|
|
43 |
— amazed at the mighty |
— astonished at the maj- |
|
power of God. |
esty of God. |
|
|
45 |
—hid |
— concealed |
|
47 |
— thought |
— reasoning |
|
— by him, |
— by his side. |
|
|
50 |
— us. |
— you. |
|
51 |
— the time was come |
— the days were well- nigh come |
|
53 |
— would go |
— were going |
66
S. LUKE.
10.30
Authorized Version.
Revised Version.
— command
— even as Elias did ?
— and said, Ye know not what manner of spir- it ye are of. For the Son of man is not come to destroy men's lives, but to save them.
— it came to pass,
— Let the dead bury their dead :
— preach
— truly is great,
Carry neither purse, nor scrip, nor shoes :
— notwithstanding be ye sure of this, that the kingdom of God is come nigh unto you. And thou, Capernaum, which art exalted to heaven, shall be thrust down to hell.
— despiseth
— prudent,
— for so it seemed good
— will reveal him.
— willing
— which stripped him of his raiment, and wounded him,
-bid 07nitted.
omitted.
omitted.
omitted.
Leave the dead to bury their own dead ; — publish abroad
— is plenteous.
Carry no purse, no wal- let, no shoes :
— howbeit knowthis,that the kingdom of God is come nigh.
And thou Capernaum, shalt thou be exalted unto heaven } thou shalt be brought down unto Hades.
— rejecteth
— understanding,
— for so it was well-pleas- ing
— willeth to reveal him.
— desiring
— ^which both stripped him and beat him,
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67 |
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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32 |
— when he was at the |
— when he came to the |
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place, came and |
place, and saw him, " |
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looked on him. |
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33 |
— h a d compassion on |
— was moved with com- |
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him, |
passion, |
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34 |
— pouring in |
—pouring on them |
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35 |
— when he departed, |
omitted. |
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36 |
— was neighbour unto |
— proved neighbour unto |
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him that fell among |
him that fell among |
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the thieves ? |
the robbers } |
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38 |
Now it came to pass |
Now as they went on |
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as they went, |
their way. |
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39 |
— ^Jesus' feet, |
— the Lord's feet, |
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41 |
— careful |
— anxious |
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11 2 |
—Our Father |
—Father, |
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— which art in heaven, |
omitted. |
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— Thy will be done, as in heaven, so in earth. |
K omitted. |
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4 |
— for we also forgive |
— for we ourselves also forgive |
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— And lead us not |
And bring us not |
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— but deliver us from evil. |
t omitted. |
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6 |
— in his journey is come |
— is come to me from a |
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to me, |
journey. |
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II |
If a son shall ask bread |
And which of you that |
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of any of you that is |
is a father shall his |
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a father. |
son ask a loaf. |
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14 |
— the dumb spake ; |
— the dumb man spake ; |
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— wondered. |
— marvelled. |
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15 |
—chief |
— prince |
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21 |
— keepeth his palace. |
— guard eth his own court. |
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Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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24 |
— dry places, |
— waterless places. |
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27 |
— of the company |
— out of the multitude |
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29 |
— ^gathered thick togeth- |
—gathering together un- |
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er, |
to him, |
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— the prophet. |
omitted. |
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31 |
— utmost parts of the earth |
— ends of the earth |
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33 |
— candle |
— lamp, |
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— a secret place. |
—a cellar. |
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— a candlestick, |
— the stand. |
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34 |
—light |
— lamp |
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— ^when thine eye is evil. |
— when it is evil, |
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35 |
Take heed therefore |
Look therefore wheth- |
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that |
er |
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36 |
— ^as when the bright |
— as when the lamp |
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shining of a candle |
with its bright shin- ing |
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. 39 |
— ravening |
— extortion |
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40 |
— fools. |
— foolish ones. |
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41 |
But rather give alms of such things as ye |
Howbeit give for alms |
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those things which |
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have ; |
are within ; |
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42 |
— all manner of herbs. |
— every herb. |
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43 |
— uppermost |
—chief |
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— greetings in the mar- |
—salutations in the mar- |
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kets. |
ket places. |
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44 |
— scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites ! |
• omitted. |
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— are not aware of them. |
— know it not. ' |
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48 |
Truly ye bear witness |
So ye are witnesses |
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that ye allow the |
and consent unto |
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deeds of your fa- |
the works of your |
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thers : for they in- |
fathers: for they kill- |
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12. 31 |
S. LUKE. 69 |
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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deed killed them, |
ed them, and ye |
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and ye build their |
build their tombs. |
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sepulchres. |
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51 |
— temple : |
— sanctuary : |
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53 |
And as he said these |
And when he was come |
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things unto them, |
out from thence. |
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— urge him |
— press upon him |
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54 |
— that they might ac- cuse him. |
>• omitted. |
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12 I |
— an innumerable multi- |
—the many thousands of |
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tude of people, |
the multitude |
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3 |
— closets |
— inner chambers |
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10 |
—Holy Ghost |
— Holy Spirit |
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II |
— and unto magistrates. |
— and the rulers, and the |
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and powers, take no |
authorities, be not |
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thought |
anxious |
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13 |
—one of the company |
— one out of the multi- tude |
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15 |
— beware of covetous- |
— keep yourselves from |
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ness: |
all covetousness : |
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17 |
— ^thought |
— reasoned |
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18 |
— fruits |
— corn |
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20 |
—Thou fool. |
— Thou foolish one, |
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22 |
— Take no thought |
— Be not anxious |
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24 |
— storehouse |
— storechamber |
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— how much more are |
— of how much more |
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ye better than the |
value are ye than the |
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fowls ? |
birds ! |
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25 |
— with taking thought |
— by being anxious |
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26 |
— why take ye thought |
— ^why are ye anxious |
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31 |
But rather seek ye the |
Howbeit seek ye his |
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kingdom of God ; |
kingdom, |
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S. LUKE.
13.35
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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33 |
— provide yourselves |
— make for yourselves |
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bags |
purses |
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— approacheth, |
— draweth near. |
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— corrupteth. |
— destroyeth. |
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35 |
—lights |
— lamps |
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36 |
— wedding ; |
— marriage feast ; |
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39 |
— goodman |
— master |
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42 |
— shall make ruler over |
— shall set over |
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45 |
— maidens, |
— maidservants, |
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46 |
— when he looketh not for him, |
— •vhen he expecteth not. |
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— is not aware, |
— knoweth not. |
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— unbelievers. |
— unfaithful. |
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47 |
— prepared not himself, |
— made not ready, |
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55 |
—heat ; |
— a scorching heat ; |
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56 |
— discern |
— interpret |
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59 |
— thou shalt not depart |
Thou shalt by no |
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thence, |
means come out thence. |
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13 4 |
— sinners |
— offenders |
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7 |
— dresser of his vineyard, |
— vinedresser, |
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14 |
— sabbath day. |
— day of the sabbath. |
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15 |
— Thou hypocrite, |
— Ye hypocrites. |
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17 |
— ashamed : |
— put to shame : |
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19 |
— waxed |
— became |
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— fowls of the air |
— birds of the heaven |
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24 |
— the strait gate : |
— the narrow door: |
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31 |
The same day |
In that very hour |
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— ^will kill thee. |
— would fain kill thee. |
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33 |
— I must walk to day. |
— I must go on my way |
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35 |
— the time come when |
omitted. |
S. LUKE.
71
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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14 I |
— one of the chief Phari- |
—one of the rulers of |
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sees |
the Pharisees |
|
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5 |
-pit, |
—well, |
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7 |
— rooms ; |
— seats ; |
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8 |
— wedding, |
— marriage feast, |
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— highest room ; |
— chief seat ; |
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9 |
— lowest room. |
— lowest place. |
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lO |
— worship |
—glory |
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II |
— abased ; |
— humbled ; |
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14 |
— for they cannot recom- |
—because they have not |
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pense thee : |
wherewith to recom- pense thee : |
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i8 |
— a piece of ground, |
— a field, |
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21 |
—halt, |
— lame. |
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23 |
— compel |
— constrain |
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28 |
— intending |
— desiring |
|
— sufficient to finish it.^ |
— wherewith to com- plete it ? |
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31 |
— going to make war |
— as he goeth to en- |
|
against another king, |
counter another king |
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sitteth not down |
in war, will not sit |
|
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first, and consulteth |
down first and take counsel |
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32 |
— desireth |
— asketh |
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33 |
— forsaketh |
— renounceth |
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34 |
Salt is good : but if |
Salt therefore is good : |
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the salt |
but if even the salt |
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15 7 |
— likewise joy shall be in |
— even so there shall be |
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heaven |
joy in heaven |
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8 |
— candle. |
— lamp. |
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10 |
Likewise, |
Even so. |
|
12 |
— goods |
—thy substance |
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S. LUKE.
16.10
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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i6 |
—filled his belly |
— ^been filled |
|
i8 |
— before thee, |
— in thy sight : |
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20 |
— had compassion |
— was moved with com- passion. |
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22 |
— Bring forth |
— Bring forth quickly |
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23 |
— ^be merry : |
— make merry : |
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26 |
— meant. |
— might be. |
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29 |
— neither transgressed I |
— and I never trans- |
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at any time thy com- |
gressed a command- |
|
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mandment : |
ment of thine : |
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16 I |
— had wasted |
— was wasting, |
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3 |
— I cannot dig ; |
I have not strength to dig; And calling to him |
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5 |
So he called every one |
|
|
of his lord's debtors |
each one of his lord's |
|
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unto him, |
debtors, |
|
|
6 |
—bill, {Also in V. 7.) |
— bond. |
|
8 |
— unjust |
— unrighteous |
|
— for the children of this |
— for the sons of this |
|
|
world are in their |
world are for their |
|
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generation wiser |
own generation |
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than the children of |
wiser than the sons |
|
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light. |
of light. |
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9 |
— Make to yourselves |
— Make to yourselves |
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friends of the mam- |
friends by means of |
|
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mon of unrighteous- |
the mammon of un- |
|
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ness ; that, when ye |
righteousness ; that, |
|
|
fail, they may receive |
when it shall fail, |
|
|
you into everlasting |
they may receive |
|
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habitations. |
you into the eternal tabernacles. |
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|
10 |
— in that which is least |
— in a very little |
|
— ^unjust |
— unrighteous |
17.6
S. LUKE.
73
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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lO |
-^in the least |
— in a very little |
|
14 |
— covetous, |
— lovers of money, |
|
— derided him. |
— scoffed at him. |
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|
15 |
— highly esteemed |
— exalted |
|
16 |
— since that time the |
— from that time the |
|
kingdom of God is |
gospel of the king- |
|
|
preached, and every |
dom of God is |
|
|
man presseth into it. |
preached, and every man entereth vio- lently into it. |
|
|
23 |
—hell |
—Hades |
|
24 |
— I am tormented |
— I am in anguish |
|
25 |
— but now he is comfort- |
—but now here he is com- |
|
ed, and thou art tor- |
forted, and thou art |
|
|
mented. |
in anguish. |
|
|
26 |
— so that they which |
— that they which would |
|
would pass from |
pass from hence to |
|
|
hence to you cannot ; |
you may not be able. |
|
|
neither can they pass |
and that none may |
|
|
to us, that would |
cross over from |
|
|
come from thence. |
thence to us. |
|
|
17 I |
— offences |
— occasions of stumbling |
|
2 |
— than that he should |
— rather than that he |
|
offend one of these |
should cause one of |
|
|
little ones. |
these little ones to stumble. |
|
|
3 |
— trespass against thee. |
— sin. |
|
4 |
— trespass |
— sin |
|
6 |
— ye might say |
— ye would say |
|
— Be thou plucked up by |
— Be thou rooted up, |
|
|
the root. |
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— and it should obey you. |
— and it would have obeyed you. |
S. LUKE.
18.6
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
7 |
But which of you, hav- |
But who is there of |
|
ing a servant plow- |
you, having a serv- |
|
|
ing or feeding cattle, |
ant plowing or keep- |
|
|
will say unto him by |
ing sheep, that will |
|
|
and by, when he is |
say unto him, when |
|
|
come from the field, |
he is come in from |
|
|
Go and sit down to |
the field. Come |
|
|
meat ? |
straightway and sit down to meat ; |
|
|
9 |
— I trow not. |
omitted. |
|
II |
— as he went to Jerusa- |
—as they were on the |
|
lem, |
way to Jerusalem, |
|
|
i8 |
There are not found |
Were there none found |
|
that returned to give |
that returned to give |
|
|
glory to God, save |
glory to God, save |
|
|
this stranger. |
this stranger ? |
|
|
20 |
— when he was demand- |
And being asked by |
|
ed of the Pharisees, |
the Pharisees, |
|
|
23 |
— See here ; or, see there : |
Lo, there ! Lo, here ! |
|
go not after them |
go not away, nor |
|
|
nor follow them. |
• follow after them. |
|
|
27 |
— they married wives, |
— they married, |
|
28 |
Likewise also as it was |
Likewise even as it |
|
in the days of Lot ; |
came to pass in the days of Lot ; |
|
|
30 |
Even thus |
— after the same manner |
|
31 |
—stuff |
— goods |
|
33 |
— save |
—gain |
|
18 3 |
— came unto him. |
— came oft unto him, |
|
5 |
— lest by her continual |
—lest she wear me out |
|
coming she weary |
by her continual |
|
|
me. |
coming. |
|
|
6 |
— unjust |
— unrighteous |
S. LUKE.
75
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
7 |
— though he bear long |
— and he is longsuffer- |
|
with them ? |
ing over them ? |
|
|
9 |
— and despised others : |
— and set all others at nought : — as the rest of men, |
|
II |
— as other men are, |
|
|
12 |
— possess. |
—get. |
|
14 |
— abased : |
— humbled ; |
|
15 |
—infants, |
— their babes. |
|
19 |
— that is, God. |
— even God. |
|
21 |
— All these have I kept |
All these things have I observed |
|
24 |
And when Jesus saw |
And Jesus seeing him |
|
that he was very sor- |
said. |
|
|
rowful, he said. |
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|
28 |
—left all, |
— left our own. |
|
29 |
— or parents, or brethren, |
— or wife, or brethren, or |
|
or wife, |
parents |
|
|
30 |
— life everlasting. |
—eternal life. |
|
31 |
— concerning the Son of |
— shall be accomplished |
|
man shall be accom- |
unto the Son of |
|
|
plished. |
man. |
|
|
32 |
— spitefully entreated. |
— shamefully entreated. |
|
and spitted on : |
and spit upon : |
|
|
33 |
—put him to death : |
— kill him : |
|
34 |
—neither knew they |
— they perceived not |
|
39 |
— cried so much the |
— cried out the more a |
|
more, |
great deal, |
|
|
42 |
— saved thee. |
— made thee whole. |
|
19 I |
—passed through Jeri- |
—was passing through |
|
cho. |
Jericho. |
|
|
2 |
— chief among the pub- licans, |
— a chief publican, |
|
76 |
S. LUKE |
19. 48 |
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
3 |
— the press, |
— the crowd, |
|
7 |
— he was gone to be guest |
He is gone in to lodge |
|
8 |
— if I have taken any- |
—if I have wrongfully |
|
thing from any man |
exacted aught of any |
|
|
by false accusation, |
man. |
|
|
II |
— thought |
— supposed |
|
13 |
— Occupy till I come. |
— Trade ye herewith till I come. |
|
14 |
— message |
— ambassage |
|
15 |
— returned, |
— come back again, |
|
i6 |
— hath gained ten |
— hath made ten pounds |
|
pounds. |
more. |
|
|
23 |
— that at my coming I |
— and I at my coming |
|
might have requir- |
should have required |
|
|
■ ed mine own with |
it with interest ? |
|
|
usury ? |
||
|
28 |
— ascending |
—going |
|
37 |
—come nigh, |
— now drawing nigh. |
|
40 |
— the stones would im- mediately cry out. |
— the stones will cry out. |
|
42 |
— If thou hadst known. |
If thou hadst known |
|
even thou, at least |
in this day, even |
|
|
in this thy day, the |
thou, the things |
|
|
things which belong |
which belong unto |
|
|
unto thy peace ! |
peace ! |
|
|
43 |
— trench |
— bank |
|
44 |
— lay thee even with the |
—dash thee to the |
|
ground, |
ground. |
|
|
45 |
— and them that bought ; |
omitted. |
|
47 |
—chief |
— principal men |
|
48 |
— were very attentive to |
— all hung upon him. |
|
hear him. |
listening. |
|
20.47 |
S. LUKE. 77 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
20 3 |
— I will also ask you one |
I also will ask you a |
|
thing; and answer |
question ; and tell |
|
|
me: |
me: |
|
|
7 |
— ^they could not tell |
— they knew not |
|
9 |
— a far country |
— another country |
|
II |
— entreated |
— handled |
|
12 |
And again he sent a |
And he sent yet a |
|
third : |
third : |
|
|
13 |
— ^when they see him. - |
oinitted. |
|
14 |
— among themselves. |
— one with another. |
|
17 |
— is become |
— ^was made |
|
i8 |
— ^broken ; |
— broken to pieces ; |
|
— it will grind him to |
— ^it will scatter him as |
|
|
powder. |
dust. |
|
|
20 |
— ^which should feign |
—which feigned them- |
|
themselves just men. |
selves to be righte- ous. |
|
|
— words. |
—speech. |
|
|
— power |
— rule |
|
|
23 |
— Why tempt ye me ? |
omitted. |
|
26 |
— his words |
— the saying |
|
34 |
— children (Also in V. 2,6). |
— sons |
|
37 |
— at the bush, |
— in the place concern- ing the Bush, |
|
43 |
— thy footstool. |
— the footstool of thy ffpt |
|
45 |
— audience |
iCCL. —hearing |
|
46 |
— ^greetings in the mar- |
—salutations in the mar- |
|
kets, |
ket places. |
|
|
46 |
— rooms |
— places |
|
47 |
— damnation. |
— condemnation. |
|
78 |
S. LUKE. 21. 83 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
21 4 |
— of their abundance cast |
— of their superfluity cast |
|
in unto the offerings |
in unto the gifts : |
|
|
of God : |
||
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— penury |
— want |
|
|
5 |
— gifts, |
— offerings. |
|
7 |
— shall come to pass ? |
— are about to come to pass ? |
|
8 |
— deceived : |
— led astray : |
|
— I am Christ ; |
— I am he,* |
|
|
— the time draweth near : |
—The time is at hand : |
|
|
9 |
— commotions. |
— tumults, |
|
— ^by and by. |
— immediately. |
|
|
II |
— fearful sights |
—terrors |
|
12 |
— being brought before |
— bringing you before |
|
kings and rulers |
kings and governors |
|
|
15 |
— ^to gainsay nor resist. |
— ^to withstand or to gainsay. |
|
i6 |
— ^betrayed |
— delivered up |
|
19 |
— possess ye your souls. |
— ^ye shall win your souls. |
|
20 |
— the desolation thereof |
— her desolation is at |
|
is nigh. |
hand. |
|
|
25 |
— and upon the earth |
— and upon the earth |
|
distress of nations, |
distress of nations, |
|
|
with perplexity ; the |
in perplexity for the |
|
|
sea and the waves |
roaring of the sea |
|
|
roaring ; |
and the billows ; |
|
|
26 |
Men's hearts failing |
— men fainting for fear. |
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them for fear, and |
and for expectation |
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for looking after |
of the things which |
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those things which |
are coming on the |
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are coming on the |
world : |
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earth : |
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30 |
— is now nigh at hand. |
— is now nigh. |
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32 |
—fulfilled. |
— accomplished. |
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79
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Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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34 |
— unawares. |
— suddenly as a snare : |
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35 |
For as a snare |
— for so |
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36 |
Watch ye therefore, |
But watch ye at every |
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and pray always, that |
season, making sup- |
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ye may be accounted |
plication, that ye |
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worthy to escape |
may prevail to es- cape |
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37 |
And in the day time |
And every day |
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— and at night |
— and every night |
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22 2 |
— kill him ; |
— put him to death ; |
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3 |
— surnamed |
— who was called |
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4 |
—betray |
— deliver |
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6 |
— promised, |
— consented, |
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7 |
—killed |
— sacrificed. |
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8 |
— prepare us |
— make ready for us |
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9 |
— prepare ? |
— make ready ? |
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10 |
— where he entereth in. |
^whereinto he goeth. |
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14 |
— the twelve apostles |
— the apostles |
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16 |
— I will not any more eat thereof, |
— 1 will not eat it, |
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17 |
— took the cup. |
— received a cup, |
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20 |
— This cup is the new |
— This cup is the new |
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testament in my |
covenant in my |
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blood, which is shed |
blood, even that |
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for you. |
which is poured out for you. |
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23 |
— enquire |
— question |
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24 |
And there was also a |
And there arose also |
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strife among them, |
a contention among |
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which of them |
them, which of them |
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should be accounted |
is accounted to be |
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the greatest. |
greatest. |
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25 |
—exercise |
— have |
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22.65
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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27 |
— among you |
— in the midst of you |
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31 |
And the Lord said, |
omitted. |
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32 |
But 1 have prayed for |
—hvX I made supplica- |
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thee, that thy faith |
tion for thee, that |
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fail not: and when |
thy faith fail not : |
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thou art converted. |
and do thou, when |
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strengthen thy |
once thou hast turn- |
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brethren. |
ed again, stablish thy brethren. |
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35 |
— scrip, (Also in V. 36 j. |
— wallet, |
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36 |
— and he that hath no |
—and he that hath none. |
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sword, let him sell |
let him sell his cloke, |
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his garment, and buy |
and buy a sword. |
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one. |
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37 |
— accomplished |
—fulfilled |
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— for the things concern- |
—for that which con- |
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ing me have an end. |
cerneth me hath ful- filment. |
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39 |
— as he was wont, |
— as his custom was, |
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41 |
— ^withdrawn |
— parted |
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44 |
— was |
— became |
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52 |
— come to him, |
— come against him. |
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54 |
— took |
—seized |
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55 |
—hall, |
— court. |
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56 |
—by the fire. |
— in the light of the fire, |
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59 |
—fellow |
— man |
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61 |
— Before the cock crow, |
— Before the cock crow this day. |
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64 |
— they struck him on the face. |
K ojnitted. |
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65 |
And many other things |
And many other things |
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blasphemously |
spake they against |
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spake they against |
him, reviling him. |
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him. |
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23.20 |
S. LUKE |
81 |
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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66 |
— the elders of the peo- |
—the assembly of the |
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ple and the chief |
elders of the people |
|
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priests and the |
was gathered to- |
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scribes came to- |
gether, both chief |
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gether. |
priests and scribes ; |
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(>1 |
Art thou the Christ? |
If thou art the Christ, |
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tell us. |
tell us. |
|
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68 |
— nor let me go. |
omitted. |
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69 |
Hereafter shall the Son |
But from henceforth |
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of man sit on the |
shall the Son of man |
|
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right hand of the |
be seated at the right |
|
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power of God. |
hand of the power of God. |
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23 I |
— multitude |
— company |
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4 |
— the people, |
— the multitudes, |
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5 |
— fierce. |
— urgent, |
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—Jewry, |
— Judaea, |
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6 |
—of Galilee, |
—it. |
|
7 |
— at that time. |
— in these days. |
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8 |
— he had heard many- |
— he had heard concern- |
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things of him ; |
ing him ; |
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II |
— men of war |
— soldiers |
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—robe, |
— apparel |
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IS |
— for I sent you to him ; |
—for he sent him back unto us ; |
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— is done unto him. |
— hath been done by him. |
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17 |
For of necessity he |
■| |
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must release one un- |
\ oinztied. |
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to them at the feast. , |
S |
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18 |
— all at once, |
— all together. |
|
20 |
— willing |
— desiring |
83
S. LUKE.
24. 10
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
23 |
— And the voices of them |
— And their voices pre- |
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and of the chief |
vailed. |
|
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priests prevailed. |
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24 |
— that it should be as |
— that what they asked |
|
they required. |
for should be done. |
|
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25 |
— sedition |
— insurrection |
|
32 |
— other, |
— others. |
|
33 |
— Calvary, |
—The skull. |
|
35 |
— derided him. |
— scoffed at him. |
|
— if he be Christ, the |
—if this is the Christ of |
|
|
chosen of God. |
God, his chosen. |
|
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39 |
—If thou be Christ, |
— A r t not thou the Christ ? |
|
42 |
— into thy kingdom. |
— in thy kingdom. |
|
44 |
— all the earth |
— the whole land |
|
45 |
— the sun was darkened. |
— the sun's light failing : |
|
48 |
—people |
— multitudes |
|
50 |
— ^just : |
— righteous |
|
51 |
— waited for |
-^was looking for |
|
52 |
—begged |
— asked for |
|
53 |
— sepulchre |
— tomb |
|
24 I |
— very early in the morn- ing, |
— at early dawn. |
|
4 |
— shining garments : |
— dazzling apparel : |
|
10 |
It was Mary Magda- |
Now they were Mary |
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lene, and Joanna, |
Magdalene, and Jo- |
|
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and Mary the mo- |
anna, and Mary the |
|
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ther of James, and |
mother of James : |
|
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other women that |
and the other women |
|
|
were with them, |
with them told these |
|
|
which told these |
things unto the apos- |
|
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things unto the |
tles. |
|
|
apostles. |
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24. 49 |
S. LUKE. 83 |
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|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
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— seemed to them |
— appeared in their sight |
|
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14 |
— they talked together |
— they communed with each other |
|
— reasoned, |
— questioned |
|
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— What manner of com- munications are these that ye have one to another, as ye walk, and ,are sad? |
What communications are these that ye have one with an- other, as ye walk ? And they stood still, looking sad. |
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|
18 |
— Art thou only a stran- ger in Jerusalem, |
Dost thou alone so- journ in Jerusalem |
|
22 26 |
— made us astonished, which were early at the sepulchre ; Ought not Christ |
— amazed us, having been early at the tomb ; Behoved it not the Christ |
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27 35 38 |
— expounded And they told what things were done in the way, —why do thoughts arise in your hearts ? |
— interpreted And they rehearsed the things that hap- pened in the way, — wherefore do reason- ings arise in your heart ? |
|
39 |
— as ye see me have. |
— as ye behold me hav- ing. |
|
42 |
— and of an honeycomb. |
07nitted. |
|
46 |
— Thus it is written, and thus it behoved Christ to suffer. |
Thus it is written, that the Christ should suffer. |
|
49 |
— in the city of Jerusa- lem |
— in the city. |
|
— endued |
—clothed |
84
S. LUKE.
24.53
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
50 53 |
— as far as Bethany, — were continually in the temple, praising and blessing God. Amen. |
— until they were over against Bethany : — were continually in the temple, blessing God. |
S. JOHN.
|
1.32 |
ST. JOHN. |
S. JOHN. 85 |
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
1 5 |
— comprehended |
— apprehended |
|
6 |
There was a man |
There came a man |
|
8 |
— ^but was sent to bear |
— but came that he might |
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witness |
bear witness |
|
|
9 |
That was- the true |
There was the true |
|
Light, which light- |
light, even the light |
|
|
eth every man that |
which lighteth every |
|
|
Cometh into the |
man coming into |
|
|
world. |
the world. |
|
|
II |
— his own |
— they that were his own |
|
12 |
— power |
— the right |
|
— sons of God, |
— children of God, |
|
|
15 |
— is preferred before me : |
— is become before me : |
|
19 |
— record |
— witness |
|
21 |
— that prophet ? {Also in v.2$). |
— the prophet ? |
|
24 |
And they which were |
And they had been |
|
sent were of the |
sent from the Phari- |
|
|
Pharisees. |
sees. |
|
|
27 |
—is preferred before me, |
omitted. |
|
28 |
— in Bethabara |
— in Bethany |
|
29 |
The next day |
On the morrow |
|
30 |
— is preferred before me : |
— is become before me • |
|
31 |
— therefore am I come |
— for this cause came I |
|
32 |
— record, |
— witness, |
|
— I saw |
— I have beheld |
|
86 |
S. JOHN |
3.10 |
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
33 |
— remaining |
— abiding |
|
34 |
— I saw and bare record |
— I have seen, and have borne witness |
|
35 |
— the next day after |
— on the morrow |
|
38 |
— dwellest |
— abidest |
|
41 |
— the Christ. |
—Christ. |
|
42 |
— lona : |
— John : |
|
— A stone. |
—Peter. |
|
|
43 |
The day following Je- sus would go forth |
On the morrow he was |
|
minded to go forth |
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into Galilee, |
into Galilee, |
|
|
2 2 |
—called, |
— ^bidden. |
|
3 |
— when they wanted wine, |
— ^when the wine failed, |
|
8 |
— governor |
— ruler |
|
9 |
— that was made wine, |
— now become wine. |
|
10 |
— at the beginning doth set forth |
— setteth on first |
|
— well drunk. |
— drunk freely, |
|
|
II |
— of miracles |
— of his signs |
|
12 |
— ^and they continued there |
—and there they abode |
|
15 |
— drove them all out |
— cast all out |
|
23 |
— the miracles |
— his signs |
|
24 |
— commit himself |
— trust himself |
|
25 |
— testify of man : |
— bear witness concern- ing man ; |
|
3 2 |
— these miracles |
—these signs |
|
3 |
— again, {Also in V, 7). |
— anew. |
|
10 |
— a master |
—the teacher |
4.43
S. JOHN.
87
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
|
lO |
— knowest |
— understandest |
|
|
II |
—testify |
— bear witness |
|
|
13 |
— came down from |
I |
— descended out of |
|
16 |
— everlasting |
— eternal |
|
|
17 |
— condemn |
—judge |
|
|
18 |
—condemned : |
— judged : |
|
|
19 |
—condemnation. |
— judgment. |
|
|
20 |
— evil |
—ill |
|
|
—deeds |
— works |
||
|
32 |
— testiiieth ; |
— ^beareth witness ; |
|
|
— testimony. |
— witness. |
||
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33 |
— ^hath set to his seal |
— hath set his seal to |
|
|
this. |
|||
|
34 |
— giveth not the |
Spirit |
—giveth not the Spirit |
|
by measure him. — believeth not th |
unto |
by measure. |
|
|
36 |
2 Son |
— obeyeth not the Son |
|
|
4 12 |
— children, |
— sons, |
|
|
14 |
— be in him |
— become in him |
|
|
15 |
— come hither |
— come all the way hither |
|
|
18 |
— in that saidst |
thou |
— this hast thou said |
|
truly. |
truly. |
||
|
23 |
— for the Father seeketh |
— for such doth the Fa- |
|
|
such to worshi |
phim. |
ther seek to be his worshippers. |
|
|
29 |
—is not this the Christ ? |
— can this be the Christ ? |
|
|
31 |
— Master, |
—Rabbi, |
|
|
34 |
— finish |
— accomplish |
|
|
39 |
— for the saying |
— because of the word |
|
|
42 |
—the Christ, |
omitted. |
|
88 |
S. JOHN. |
5.36 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
|
43 |
— he departed thence. |
— he went forth from |
|
|
and went into Gali- |
thence into Galilee. |
||
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lee. |
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|
48 |
— ye will not believe. |
— ^ye will in no wise be- lieve. |
|
|
54 |
— miracle |
—sign |
|
|
5 2 |
— sheep market |
— sheep gate |
|
|
3 |
— a great multitude' of |
— a multitude of them |
|
|
impotent folk, |
that were sick. |
||
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— waiting for the moving |
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of the water. |
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|
4 |
For an angel went down at a certain season into the pool, and troubled the |
||
|
water: whosoever |
■ 07nitted. |
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|
then first after the |
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troubling of the |
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water stepped in was |
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made whole of what- |
|||
|
soever disease he |
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had. |
- |
||
|
7 |
The impotent man |
The sick man |
|
|
14 |
— come upon thee. |
—befall thee. |
|
|
16 |
— therefore |
— for this cause |
|
|
17 |
— hitherto, |
— even until now, |
|
|
24 |
— condemnation ; |
— ^judgment. |
|
|
29 |
— evil, |
—ill. |
|
|
— damnation. |
— ^judgment. |
||
|
30 |
— just ; |
— righteous ; |
|
|
35 |
He was a burning and |
He was the lamp that |
|
|
a shining light : |
burnethand shineth: |
||
|
36 |
— finish, |
-accomplish. |
|
6. 15 |
S. JOHN. 89 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
39 |
Search the scriptures ; |
Ye search the script- |
|
for in them ye think |
u r e s , because ye |
|
|
ye have eternal life : |
think that in them |
|
|
and they are they |
ye have eternal life ; |
|
|
which testify of me. |
and these are they which bear witness of me; |
|
|
41 |
— honour {Also in V. 44). |
—glory |
|
42 |
— in you. |
— in yourselves. |
|
45 |
— in whom ye trust. |
— on whom ye have set your hope. |
|
6 I |
— over the sea |
— away to the other side of the sea |
|
2 |
— miracles |
—signs |
|
— diseased. |
— sick. |
|
|
4 |
— was nigh. |
— was at hand. |
|
5 |
— company |
— multitude |
|
9 |
— two small fishes : |
—two fishes : |
|
II |
— he distributed to the |
— he distributed to them |
|
disciples, and the |
that were set down ; |
|
|
disciples to them |
||
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that were set down ; |
||
|
12 |
— the fragments that re- |
—the broken pieces that |
|
main, |
remain over. |
|
|
14 |
Then those men, when |
When therefore the |
|
they had seen the |
people saw the sign |
|
|
miracle that Jesus |
which he did, they |
|
|
did, said, This is of |
said, This is of a |
|
|
a truth that prophet |
truth the prophet |
|
|
that should come in- |
that Cometh into the |
|
|
to the world. |
world. |
|
|
15 |
— they would come |
— they were about to come |
|
90 |
S. JOHN. 6. 58 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
17 |
— went |
— were going |
|
18 |
— arose |
— was rising |
|
21 |
— they went. |
— they were going. |
|
22 |
The day following, |
On the morrow |
|
— whereinto his disci- |
[ omitted. |
|
|
ples were entered, |
||
|
24 |
— the people |
— the multitude |
|
— they also took ship- |
—they themselves got |
|
|
ping, |
into the boats. |
|
|
26 |
—the miracles. |
—signs. |
|
27 |
Labour |
Work |
|
— endureth |
— abideth |
|
|
28 |
—What shall we do, that |
What must we do, that |
|
we might work the |
we may work the |
|
|
works of God ? |
works of God ? |
|
|
30 |
— What sign she west |
— What then doest thou |
|
thou then, |
for a sign. |
|
|
32 |
— Moses gave you not |
It was not Moses that |
|
that bread from |
gave you the bread out of heaven ; |
|
|
heaven ; |
||
|
39 |
And this is the Fa- |
And this is the will of |
|
ther's will which |
him that sent me, |
|
|
hath sent me. |
||
|
40 |
And this is the will of |
For this is the will of |
|
him that sent me, |
my Father, |
|
|
47 |
— believeth on me |
— believeth |
|
49 |
— and are dead. |
— and they died. |
|
51 |
— which I will give |
omitted. |
|
53 |
— ye have no life in you. |
— ye have not life in yourselves. |
|
57 |
-by |
— because |
|
58 |
— your fathers did eat |
— the fathers did eat, and |
|
manna, and are dead; |
died: |
S. JOHN.
91
Authorized Version.
Revised Version.
— Doth this offend you ?
And we believe and are sure that thou art that Christ, the Son of the living God.
— Have not I chosen you twelve,
— Judas Iscariot the son of Simon:
—Jewry,
—the Jews' feast of tab- ernacles
— shew
For neither did his
brethren believe in
him. — full come. — openly, — people — deceiveth the people,
— doctrine
— will do
— of myself.
— Why go ye about Moses therefore gave unto you circum- cision ; (not because it is of Moses, but of the fathers;)
Doth this cause you to
stumble ? And we have believed
and know that thou
art the Holy One of
God.
Did not I choose you the twelve, —Judas the son of Simon Iscariot,
— Judaea,
— the feast of the Jews, the feast of taber- nacles
— manifest
For even his brethren did not believe on him.
—fulfilled.
— publicly,
— multitudes
— leadeth the multitude astray.
— teaching
— willeth to do
— from myself.
— Why seek ye
For this cause hath Moses given you cir- cumcision (not that it is of Moses, but of the fathers) ;
|
92 |
a JOHN. 8. 10 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
26 |
—boldly. |
—openly, |
|
31 |
And many of the peo- |
But of the multitude |
|
ple believed on him, |
many believed on him; |
|
|
— miracles |
— signs |
|
|
35 |
— will he go unto the |
— will he go unto the |
|
dispersed among the |
Dispersion among |
|
|
Gentiles, and teach |
the Greeks, and teach |
|
|
the Gentiles ? |
the Greeks ? |
|
|
36 |
— manner of saying |
— word |
|
40 |
Many of the people |
Some of the multitude |
|
42 |
—the town of Bethlehem, |
Bethlehem, the village |
|
46 |
— spake like this man. |
— so spake. |
|
47 |
Then answered them |
The Pharisees there- |
|
the Pharisees, Are |
fore answered them, |
|
|
ye also deceived ? |
Are ye also led astray ? |
|
|
50 |
— he that came to Jesus |
— he that came to him |
|
by night, |
before. |
|
|
51 |
— before it hear him. |
— except it first hear |
|
from himself |
||
|
8 6 |
— have to accuse |
— have whereof to accuse |
|
— as though he heard them not. |
i omitted. |
|
|
8 |
— and wrote |
— and with his finger wrote |
|
9 |
— b e i n g convicted by |
t omitted. |
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their own conscience. |
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— standing |
— ^where she was |
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10 |
— and saw none but the |
t omitted. |
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woman, |
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— where are those thine |
—where are they ? |
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accusers ? |
9.40
S. JOHN.
93
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Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
II |
— go, and sin no more. |
— go thy way ; from henceforth sin no more. |
|
13 |
— record |
— witness |
|
14 |
— Though I bear |
Even if I bear |
|
17 |
— testimony |
— witness ■ |
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19 |
— ye should |
— ye would |
|
20 |
— laid hands on him ; |
— took him ; |
|
27 |
— understood |
— perceived |
|
31 |
— my disciples indeed ; |
— truly my disciples ; |
|
34 |
— servant |
— bondservant |
|
37 |
— hath no place in you. |
—hath not free course in you. |
|
38 |
— which ye have seen with — ^ye will do. |
— which ye heard from |
|
44 |
— it is your will to do. |
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— abode not |
— stood not |
— honour
— g o i n g through the
midst of them, and
so passed by.
— the eyes of the blind
man — they which before had seen him that he was blind, — again
— Give God the praise : — I have told you already, — a marvellous thing. And some of the Phar- isees
—glory
omitted.
-his eyes
-they which saw him aforetime, that he was a beggar, -a second time -Give glory to God : I told you even now, -the marvel. Those of the Pharisees
94
S. JOHN.
11.8
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Chap, |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
10 I |
— sheepfold, |
— fold of the sheep, |
|
4 |
— his own sheep, |
— all his own. |
|
II |
— giveth his life |
— layeth down his life |
|
12 |
— catcheth them, and |
— snatcheth them, and |
|
scattereth the sheep. |
scattereth them : |
|
|
13 |
The hireling fleeth, |
—he fleeth |
|
14 |
— and am known of |
— and mine own know |
|
mine. |
me, even as the Fa- |
|
|
15 |
As the Father knoweth me, —there shall be one fold, |
ther knoweth me, |
|
i6 |
— they shall become one |
|
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and one shepherd. |
flock, one shepherd. |
|
|
19 |
— for these sayings. |
—because of these words. |
|
21 |
— the words of him that |
— the sayings of one pos- |
|
hath a devil. |
sessed with a devil. |
|
|
24 |
— make us to doubt ? |
— hold us in suspense ? |
|
26 |
— as I said unto you. |
omitted. |
|
28 |
— neither shall any man |
— and no one shall snatch |
|
pluck them out |
them out |
|
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29 |
— to pluck them out of |
— to snatch them out of |
|
my Father's hand. |
the Father's hand. |
|
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35 |
— and the scripture can- |
—(and the scripture can- |
|
not be broken ; |
not be broken) |
|
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38 |
— believe. |
— understand |
|
39 |
— but he escaped |
— and he went forth |
|
40 |
— where John at first bap- |
—where John was at the |
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tized ; |
first baptizing ; |
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41 |
— miracle : |
—sign : |
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11 6 |
— he abode two days still |
—he abode at that time |
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in the same place |
two days in the place |
|
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8 |
— the Jews of late sought |
— the Jews were but now seeking |
12. 24
S. JOHN.
95
Chap. Authorized Version.
Revised Version.
— sleepeth ; — he shall do well. — to comfort them — sat still
Now Jesus met him.
— grave.
— from the place where
the dead was laid. — the people which stand
by — had seen the things
which Jesus did, — miracles. Nor consider
— at the table
— costly,
— bare
— against the day of my
burying hath she
kept this. — Much people of the
Jews therefore On the next day much
people —Blessed is the King of
Israel that cometh
in the name of the
Lord, —people — miracle. — corn
-is fallen asleep ; -he will recover, -to console them -still sat
(Now Jesus — — met
him.) -tomb.
omitted.
-the multitude which standeth around
-beheld that which he did,
— nor do ye take account
— at meat
— precious,
— took away
— Suffer her to keep it
against the day of
my burying. The common people
therefore of the Jews On the morrow a great
multitude Blessed is he that
cometh in the name
of the Lord, even
the King of Israel. — multitude —sign. — ^grain
|
96 |
S. JOHN. 13. 26 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
25 |
— shall lose it ; |
— loseth it ; |
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33 |
— what death |
— by what manner of death |
|
35 |
— lest darkness come up- |
—that darkness overtake |
|
on you : |
you not : |
|
|
37 |
— miracles |
—signs |
|
39 |
Therefore |
For this cause |
|
40 |
— understand |
— perceive |
|
— and be converted, |
And should turn. |
|
|
42 |
— among the chief rulers |
— even of the rulers |
|
43 |
— praise |
—glory |
|
47 |
— and believe not, |
— and keep them not, |
|
50 |
— everlasting : |
— eternal : |
|
13 2 |
— supper being ended, |
— during supper, |
|
7 |
— know |
— understand |
|
10 |
— washed |
—bathed |
|
17 |
—happy |
— blessed |
|
18 |
— bread with me |
— my bread |
|
19 |
Now |
From henceforth |
|
23 |
Now there was leaning |
There was at the table |
|
on Jesus' bosom |
reclining in Jesus' "bosom |
|
|
24 |
— that he should ask |
— and saith unto him. |
|
who it should be of |
Tell us who it is of |
|
|
whom he spake. |
whom he speaketh. |
|
|
25 |
He then lying on Jesus' |
He leaning back, as he |
|
breast |
was, on Jesus' breast |
|
|
26 |
Jesus answered, He it |
Jesus therefore an- |
|
is, tp whom I shall |
swereth, He it is, for |
|
|
give a sop, when I |
whom I shall dip the |
|
|
have dipped it. And |
sop, and give it him. |
|
|
when he had dipped |
So when he had dip- |
15.2
S. JOHN.
97
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
the sop, he gave it |
ped the sop, he tak- |
|
|
to Judas Iscariot, the |
eth and giveth it to |
|
|
son of Simon. |
Judas, the son of Simon Iscariot. |
|
|
30 |
—went immediately out : |
— went out straightway : |
|
32 |
If God be glorified in him, |
t omitted. |
|
37 |
— for thy sake. |
—for thee. |
|
38 |
— for my sake ? |
— for me } |
|
14 4 |
And whither I go ye |
And whither I go, ye |
|
know, and the way |
know the way. |
|
|
ye know. |
||
|
5 |
— and how can we know the way ? |
— how know we the way ? |
|
10 |
—but the Father that |
—but the Father abid- |
|
dwelleth in me, he |
ing in me doeth his |
|
|
doeth the works. |
works. |
|
|
14 |
— I will do it. |
— that will I do. |
|
17 |
— because it seeth him |
— for it beholdeth him |
|
not. |
not. |
|
|
18 |
— comfortless: I will |
— desolate : I come unto |
|
come to you. |
you. |
|
|
19 |
—seeth |
—beholdeth |
|
22 |
— how is it |
— what is come to pass |
|
25 |
—being yet present with |
— while yet abiding with |
|
you. |
you. |
|
|
26 |
— which is |
— even |
|
— Ghost, |
— Spirit, |
|
|
30 |
Hereafter 1 will not talk |
I will no more speak |
|
15 2 |
— purgeth |
— cleanseth |
|
— bring forth |
'-^bear |
98
S. JOHN.
16.25
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
3 |
Now |
Already |
|
5 |
— without me |
— apart from me |
|
7 |
— ye shall ask what ye will, |
— ask whatsoever ye will. |
|
9 |
— continue |
— abide |
|
II |
— might be full. |
— may be fulfilled. |
|
15 |
Henceforth I call you |
No longer do I call you |
|
not servants ; |
servants ; |
|
|
i6 |
— ordained |
—appointed |
|
— bring forth |
— bear |
|
|
— remain : |
—abide : |
|
|
22 |
— cloke |
— excuse |
|
26 |
—testify |
— ^bear witness |
|
16 I |
— be offended. |
— be made to stumble. |
|
2 |
— doeth God service. |
— offereth service unto God. |
|
4 |
— told you, |
— spoken unto you, |
|
8 |
— will reprove the world |
— will convict the world |
|
of sin. |
in respect of sin. |
|
|
II |
— is judged. |
— hath been judged. |
|
13 |
— will shew you things |
— shall declare unto you |
|
to come. |
the things that are to come. |
|
|
i6 |
—and ye shall not see |
— and ye behold me no |
|
me: |
more; |
|
|
— because I go to the Father |
i omitted. |
|
|
17 |
— among themselves, |
— one to another. |
|
19 |
— of that I said, |
— concerning this, that I said |
|
24 |
—full. |
—fulfilled. |
|
25 |
— time |
— hour |
|
18. 12 |
s. JOH^ |
L 99 |
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
27 |
— came from God. |
— came forth from the Father. |
|
30 |
—are we sure |
— know we |
|
17 2 |
As thou hast given him power — as many as thou hast |
— even as thou gavest him authority — whatsoever thou hast |
|
3 |
given him. — and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent. |
given him. — and him whom thou didst send, even Je- sus Christ. |
|
4 |
— I have finished the work |
— having accomplished the work |
|
8 |
— have known surely |
— knew of a truth |
|
II |
— keep through thine own name |
— keep them in thy name |
|
12 15 |
— I have kept, and none of them is lost, — from the evil. |
— and I guarded them, and not one of them perished, — from the evil one. |
|
23 24 |
—perfect in one ; Father, I will that they also, whom thou hast given me, be with me where I am ; |
— perfected into one ; Father, that which thou hast given me, I will that, where I am, they also may be with me ; |
|
26 |
— declared |
— made known |
|
— declare it : |
— make it known ; |
|
|
18 I |
Cedron, |
Kidron, |
|
3 |
— band of men |
— band of soldiers, |
|
9 |
— Of them which thou gavest me have I lost none. |
Of those whom thou hast given me I lost not one. |
|
12 |
— captain |
— chief captain |
|
100 |
S. JOHN. 19. 41 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
15 |
— palace |
— court |
|
19 |
— doctrine. |
— teaching. |
|
22 |
— the palm of his hand, |
— his hand, |
|
24 |
Now Annas had sent |
Annas therefore sent |
|
him bound |
him bound |
|
|
27 |
— immediately |
— straightway |
|
28 |
— hall of judgment : |
— palace : |
|
— judgment hall, |
— palace. |
|
|
{Also in V. 33). |
||
|
30 |
— malefactor. |
— evil-doer, |
|
38 |
— I find in him no fault at all. |
— I find no crime in him. |
|
19 2 |
— put on him a purple |
— arrayed him in a pur- |
|
robe. |
ple garment ; |
|
|
3 |
And said |
— and they came unto him, and said. |
|
4 |
— fault {Also in V. 6). |
— crime |
|
5 |
— robe. |
— garment. |
|
9 |
— the judgment hall, |
— the palace again, |
|
12 |
And from henceforth |
Upon this |
|
— let this man go. |
— release this man. |
|
|
19 |
— And the writing was. |
And there was written, |
|
25 |
— Cleopas, |
— Clopas, |
|
29 |
— put it |
— brought it |
|
30 |
— the ghost. |
— his spirit. |
|
31 |
— besought |
— asked |
|
35 |
— bare record. |
— hath borne witness, |
|
38 |
— the body of Jesus. |
— away his body. |
|
40 |
—clothes |
—cloths |
|
41 |
-sepulchre, |
— to nib |
|
12. |
15 |
S. JOHN. 101 |
|
|
Chap. |
Authorized Version. |
Revised Version. |
|
|
42 |
— for the sepulchre was |
(for the tomb was nigh |
|
|
nigh |