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origlnnl writings of the Chrbtlana Greek Scripcommonly cnllcd "'The Nerv Testament", were
inspired.
translation of I~FSC!
sacred rvritings into
another language, cxccpt by the orjginal writers, is inspired. In copying thc inspired originals 'by hand the element or human frailty entered in, and so none of the
Z hot~sandsof copies extant today in the original language
n r r prrfwt duplir;rtr.s. The rcsult is that no two copies
;I!-(* c*x;~r~!ly
rtlilir. S i ~ ~ csuch
c has been the result with
thr mere handwritten copies of the Scriptures, much
mom js it t n ~ ethat no version of them into another
Inngunge by an tmlnsplred translator mould be perfect.
TI, cboultlnot nccurniely render the precise meaning of
1 f i r ) ltispirclrl flri~innls.Especially so, when the translal ir111 Is lnlnlr I'rrrin :!n in~pcjr~fcct
copy. From this fact
i~risr!sIlic! t111nul'
I n l't8csh
translation from time to time,
ns the bctlcr understanding of the orlginal tongues, now
cbnd, becomes possible and as the light of the truth on
Ihc inspired Scriptures becomes brighter, Further, the
progress of modern Xivlng language, with its changes
in mcanings of words ancl in forms of expression, calls
for a new, up-to-date presentation t o make the Scripiuws frllly alive and nppcaling to the understanding.
From thc time of 1 hnt Roman Catholic clergyman,
John IVycliffe, of the fourteenth century, until the middIc of this t~vcntiethcentury many English translations
]lave been made of the inspired writings of Christ's
disciples. All these hnvc had their own commendable
featurn, They have considerably mct the needs of the
day lor a rendering of God"s Word in the common lan-

THElures,No

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guage of the people. Much good has k n awompllshed

by them and will yet be. But honcsty compeb us is remark that, while each of them has its points of merit,
Ihcy have fallen victim to the p o w r of human traditionalism in varying degrws. Consequently, religious trnclitions, hoary with age, have bccn taken for grnntcd and
gone unchallenged and uninvestigaled. Thcsc have been
intcl~voveninto the translations to color the Ihought.
In support of a preferred religious view, nn Inconsjstency
and unrcasonablcness have bccn insin~ialed into the
tcnchings of the inspired writings.
'I'he Son of God taught that the traditions of creedbound men made the cornmcvldments rind te~chjngsof
God of no power and effect. The endeavor of i l ~ eNew
World Bible TrmsIation Committee has been to avoid
lhis snow of religio~~s
traditionalism. This very effort
nccounts for distinguishing this differently ns a translation ol the "'Christian Greek Scripturcs'~It 1s a traditionnl mistake to divide God's written Word into l.wo
scctions and call the second section, iron1 Mntthcw to
Rcvclation (or Apocalypse), "The New Tcstnnwnt,"
At 2 Corinthians 3: 14 the popular King Jarncs Bible
version tells of the "reading of the old testament", but
thcse the apostle was not referring to the ancient Heb i ~ wScriptures in their entirety from Genesis to Malrtchi. Nor was he meaning that the inspired Christian
writings constituted a "new testament'*. The apostle
was merely speaking of the book written by Moses in
which the old Law covenant with Israel is fully set
forth; for tvhich reason he says, in the next: verse, "when
Moscs is read," The sacred Scriptures, from Genesis to
Revelation (Apocalypse), are one Book, Insplwd by the
one Supreme Author. They cannot he divided into two
parts, one of which may be ignored. The Hebrew Scriptures and the Christian Greek Scriptures are essential
to each other. The latter supplcmcnt the former and

aye an integral part with the former to makc the one

complete Boolr of divine truth. Till now we have been

able to translate only the Cllristi~nGreek Scriptures.
The apostle Peter role: "Ru1 thelv nlr! new heavens
and a new earth t h a t wc are anlnit ing according to his
promise, and in lhesc righteousness is to dtvc!ll." (2 Peter
3: 13) The signs now multiply to prove tI181t this gcncration is at the portals oP the new wn~lrlIlc?re pralnised.
Tbcre no uninspired human traditions which hedarlren
;~nrlnuIlify the divjnr W o ~ dwill hc permitted, for that
.rvill I bra n ri~hlmus!vol,ltl. It b ~ M Is l ~ csiwificant time
01' {ransition 1~0111
the 01d world to thc righteous new
\t.orld that h-anslations of thc Scriptures Zoday should
;ISfar as possible eliminate the mislcnrling influence of
i~li~iou
traditions
s
which have tllcir lbootsIn paganism,
tllnl thus the pure truth of God's t V o d may shine forth
ira nll ils harmnnio~aI~rillinnccnntl with its convincing
po1vr.r.

No uninspired translator or cornmlttce of translators

can cIaim any direct command from t i l e Most High God
to engage in translating the divine Word into another
language. But translation of it is necessary, and that
into many languages, lf Christ's com~nnndfor this momentous day Es to hc fulfilled : "This good news of the
Icingdom nill be preached in all the Inhabited earth lor
the purpose of a tvitncss to all the nalions, and then the
accomplished end will come." So, to do tl~cwork of
translating is an opportunity nnd a privilcgc;.In presenting this translation of the Chr isZ Inn Grcek Scriptures
our confidence has been in lhc llclp of the great Author
of The Book. Our primary dcslre Itas been to seek, not
the approval of men, but that of God, by rendering the
truth of bis inspired tVol*d as p~rrelyand ns consistently
as our consecrated pokvcrs m i 1 1 ~possible. There js no
benefit in self-deception, More tlmn thnt, those who pmvide a translation for the spiritual instruction of others

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come under a speeiaI responsibility as teachers before

the divine Judge. Hence our nppreciation of ihc need
of carefulness.

Archaic language we have disposed of altogether, even

prayers and addlrtjsscs t o God. This means we hnvo
evc~yrvhcrcdropped using thc now sanctimonious formal pronouns Ehm, tJt.?/,thinc, tthee and yle, wit11 their
corresponding verb in Acctlans. The original Bible was
written In the living langungc?of the people oC illc day,
Hebrew, Aramaic, and Grcck; and so the Biblc characters addressed Godl and prayed lo him in the same everyday langunge that they employed in speaking to their
fellow crcnt,ures on earth. The trnnslation af the ScripItrl1c5,.: Irilrl :L mt~dcrnI:~nfiungc!should be rendered In the
s;1111t~
si ylc, i l l the spccch forms current among thc pea1 1 1 ~ . W e offer no paraphrase of the SCPiptur~s.Our en(Lvlvor all through has k n t o givc as literal a translation n.s possible, where the modern English Idlorn nllotvs
r i i ~ r wl~cl~*cl
l
n literal rendition does not for any clumsiness
iiirk* 1 1 1 ~13w)til:hf. T h ~ wny
t
wr can best meet the desire
r ~ l ' l l~lrsl*rvllo ; l t r S ~ ~ I ' I I ~ ~ f01*
I ~ Ogetting,
~IS
as nearly as
~~ossil~lr!,
word for word, tlrc cxnct statement of thc origillul. W e rcaIize that sometimes the use of so small a
Ihing as the definite or jndefinite articIe or the omission of such may alter the correct sense of the original

The Greek text that rve have used as the basls of our
New Wof d trnnslntion is thc widely accepted Wcstcott
and Hort text (1881), by reRson of its admlttcd excel1ence.a But we have also taken into considcration
other tcxts, including that prepared by D. Eberharcl
Nestlet' ancl that compiled by the Spanish Jesuit scholar
Jos4 MarIn Boverc and that by the other Jesuit scholar
A. Merk," Whcre we have varled from the reading of
the Wcstcott and Hort text, our footnotes shotv thc basis
for our preferred reading. Wc givc some definiteness to
the background for the renderings of our text by showing in our footnotes the most ancient manuscripts and
versions upon which we call for support. Besides this,
we have oirercd alternative English renderings of the
Greek text, and variant readings of said manuscripts
and versions. Thus in our footnotes we have provided
a sort of critical apparatus for our translation, rather
than a commentary on the Scriptures.
R Besides usSng the 1948 Mncmillan Company edition a i thle
text, wc huvc nvailed ourselves of the two exhaustive vfllumcs
prepared uncler the supervision of S. C. E. Legg, A.M., and
published by the Oxford Clarendon Press, on hlatthrrv and
Mark, Novti n Teetawzenttc?aC?necc Rcclmdr~ntI'ext f1Wt Wrsl.
cofto-Horlinnwnt-K~angeTi~tna.Sccttnclttm M ~ t t h a e u t n (1911))
and Evttlz~whilcm8eczrndunt Mnrcru>t 11"339),
The 15th cdltlon of Novum Tefitnmenitcm Urrrece by D.EMF.
hard Nestle, clnborated by D. Erwin Nestle, published in 1938
by the Wilrttumhrg Bible Socicty, S l u l t ~ a r t ,Germany.
cWovl Testomenti Bdblin G ~ a e c nPC h t i n a by Joseph M.
Bover, SOY,, dntcd 1943 and p ~ t b l i ~ h ~at
c l Barcelonfl, Spain.
a The 1918 printing of the 6th cdll ion of Nouurn Testnmentlim
maece c l LatE?ce by Augustlnus Mcrk, S.J., and pl9ntcd at
Rome, Italy.

ii?

passage.

Watch has been kept against taking Iibertles with

of brevity or short cuts and
against substitution of a modern parallel, where t h e
rendering of the original iden makes good sense. To
cach major word we Ilave nssiped one meaning and
have held t o that meaning as far as the context permitted. This, we h o w , llns imposed a restriction upon
our diction, but i t makes for good cross-reference work
and for a more rereliable comparison of ofJated texts or
verses. At the same time, in order to brjng out the
richness m d variety of thc Ianguage of the inspired
writers, we have avoided the rendering of oftwo or more
Greek words by the same EnglisIl word, for this hides
tcxts for the mere sake

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the distinction in shade of meaning befmccn the several
words thus rendered. Attct~Uonhas been given t o thr!
tcnscs of vcrl~sto bring out i h c intended clcscription of
the action, position or stale. As the readcr b r c o m ~ s
familiar with our translation be mill discern more and
more Itip linrmony and inter-~greementof our ~*cl~ldcsings in all I h ~ s crespects,
Thc chnptet. and verse numbering follows that of l11e
King James Version, thus mnking possible casy cornparison. Pltlt, instead of making each verse n srpnrnte
paragraph in itself, we have grouped verses Into pnragraphs Tor the proper dcvclopment of a complete
thau~htin all i t s contcxt. Mintlful of the Hebrew hnrlrgcoui~dof the Christian Grmlr Scriphres, tve have followed mninly the Hebrew spcIllng of the namw of pcrsons plnd places, rathcr than that of the Greek text
which imitates the Greek Septuagint Version (LXXS
of the Hchrew Scriptures.
Ib

THEDIVINE
NAME:One of the remarkable facts, not
only a b u t the extant manuscripts of the original G w c k
text, but of many versions, ancient and modern, Is the
absence of t.he divine name. In the andent Hcbmw
Scripturcs that name was represented by t h Pour
~
letters ;rlnr, ~enesaZlycalled the 'Tetragrammaton" and
represenid by the English letters JHVH (or YHWIT).
In the IIcbrew Script~~res
the nnme, reprcscnted by this
tetmgrummaton, occurs 6,823 times. The exact pronunciation of tlze name is not lrnolvn today, but the most
popular way of rendering it is "Jehovah". The nl~brcvintion for illis name is '"ahh" (or "Yah"), and jt occula
in many of the names found in the Christian Greek
Scriptures. Also in the exclamation Alleluia! or, I-Inllclujah! found four tknes, nt Rcvclation 19: 1,3,4,6,and
meaning '"raise Jah!"

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As thc Christian Greek Scriptures were an inspired

addition and supplement to the sacred Hebrew Scriptures,
this sudden disappearance from the Greek text seems
inconsislent, especially when James said to thc npostles
and olclcr disciples at Jcrusalcm about the middlc of
the flrst century: "Syineon ha8 related thoroughly how
God for the first timc turnccl his attention to thc nations to tnkc out of them a pcopIc for his name,'' (Acts
15: 1.4) T l ~ c nin support James made a quotation from
Iht- ITr~l)rcl~vScripturrs wli~rt!the clivinc name occurs
Iwic*rl. I I' ( Il~r'isl
i:~ns;nr! to I)(? n people f o r God's name,
ir Ply slrtr~tltll ~ i sn m c , rcprcsented by the tetrnytrnmrnalorl, btl abolisl~edfrom t l ~ cChristian Grmk Sclmiptuirs?
' l ' l i t ~ 1tsl1:11traditional explanation for this no longer
1 1 4 lids. It, wnF; long thought that i l ~ c
basis far suc11 failure
01'
t l i v l n ~name in our cxtnnt manuscripts WFIS t h ~
: ~ l l s t ~ t ~13f'
r v ~1 1 3 ~n : m r in t hr C:lrrlc Septuagint Vcrsion
( I,.\'.\' l , 11
lirust Ir;inslrtt b t l ol" 1 lie H e b i ~ wScriptures
k v I ~ i r ! l I~~r:im
~
lo be made in the third century B,C. This
I l i o u ~ h lwas based upon the copies of LXX as found jn
t l ~ cgreat manuscripts of the fourth and fifth centuries
A.D.: the Vatican No. 1209, the Sinaitic, the Alexandrine, and the Arnbmsi~nus.In these the distinctive
11arnb of God was rendered by the Greelr kvclrds IC6p1os
(Jc?j'r'i.o3) wit11 or without the definite article nncl Oe6g
( f 1 ~ e . o ~ 'This
).
nameIe.wness wvns viewed as an aid to
tpaching monotheism.
This popular theory has now been flatly disproved by
the rccenlly found remains of a papyrus roll of LXX.
This contains the second half of the book of Deuteronarny.
Not one oC these fragments shows an example of K i l n ~ q
or RE^; used instead of the divjne name, but in each instance thc tetragrammaton is written in Aramnic characters. By permission of its owners we have reproduced
photographs of fragments of thc papyrus mlI illat our
readers may examine thesc occurrences of the tetragrrrmlllcb

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maton in such an early copy of LXX.a Authorities fix

the date for this papymw at Ule 2d or 1 s t century B.C,
This means about a century o r bvo after the L X X was
begun. It proves ibat the original L X X did contain the
divine name wherever it occurred in the Heb~*e%v
original, Collsidcring it a sacrilege to use some substitute
as ky'ri.08 o r ~JLc.os', the scribes inserted the tetragrammaton (fin+)at its proper place in the Greek version text.
Did Jesus Christ and his disciples who w ~ o t ethe
Christian Greek Scriptures have copies at hand of the
Greelr Septuagint with the divine name appearing therein in the farm of the tetragrammaton? Yes! The tetrag r a m a t o n persisted in copies of L X X Tor centuries
after Christ and his apostles. About A.D. 128 Aquila's
Greek version had the tetragrammaton in archaic Hebrew letters. About A.D. 245 Origen produced his famous Hexupla, this being a six-column reproduction of
The papyrus belongs t o the Soci&t& RoyaIe de Papyrologie
du Caire. It bears the Inventory Number 266, and forms part
o f the collection o f Fouad Papyri, of which Nos. 1-89 were
published ill 1939 in one volume ( P . Fofiad 1, 1939). The nearest parallel in date t o Pa Fouad h v . No. 266 i s P. Rylands
iii. 458, of the 2d caltury B.C., which also contains fragments
of the second half of Deuteronomy; but its scanty remains unfortunateIy preserve no use of tlre divine name o r its equiva-

lent.
See our pages 13-14, for photographic illustrations of some
fragmenis of P. Fouacl Inv. No. 266 o f Deuteronomy LXX,which
we have numbered. No. 1, on Dcutcronomy 31: 25 to 32: 7,
shows the tetragrammatan on lines 7 and 15. No. 2 (Deut.
31: 29,301 shows it on line 6; No. 3 IDeut. 20: 12-14,17-19)
on lines 3 and 7; No. 4 (Deut. 31: 26) on line 1;No. 5 (Deut,
31: 27,281 on line 5; No. 6 (Dcut. 27: 1-31 on line 5 ; No. 7
(Deut. 25: 15-17) on Iine 3; No. X (Deut. 24: 4 ) on line 5 ;
hTo. 9 (Deut. 24: 5-10) on line 3; No. 10 (Deut. 26: 2,3) on
line 1; No. 11 (Deut. IS: 4-61 on line 5 ; and No. I2 (Deut.
18: 15,161 on line 3. Reproduced by permission o f the Royal
Society o f Papyrology, of Cairo, Egypt.

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the inspired ancient Scriptures, (I)in their original He-

brew and Aramaic, accompanied by (2) a transliteration into G t ~ c k and

,
the Greek versions by (3)Aquila,
(1)Symmachus, ( 5 ) the Seventy ( L X X ), nncl 16) Theodotion, In thc seconcl column of tho H~:xal)Ztr, in the
lrnnsliteration into Grccl:, i l ~ ctctragi*nmnwiton was
written in Hebrcw characters, whcrcas jn colulnns 3, 4,
and 5 the Grcelc versions of Aquila, Symrnachus and
LXX all wprwnted the tetragrammnto~lby Ihc similar
Gmrk rblrnnbctr~w.*Origen, in a stnt~rnenton Psalm 2: 2,
snit1 11ii1I "iri f l i t * mnsl I'aiihC~ilmnnuscripts
Nnxm
It; tvvi l I oil i i b T lcl~rcwcharacters, that fs, !rot in modern,
I F I I ~ ,111 F I L ~ C I I ~ ~ CH e b ~ e w ' l ' , ~
A pnpyrus Fraffment of that same 3d century A.D.,
nrlmrly, 1'. Oxyrhynchus vli. 1007, is a fragment of
( :r-~li*sisof t l ~ c lIJXX, and it abbrevintes the tetragramr r l : 1 2 r l t l Fly I l s flr.st Irllrr rlnul~lort,n doublcd Yod [a)
1 1 1 1 ~ irillil~lI t h t l r ~ i 7 being written in the shape of a Z
wll t i n horizontal stroke through the middle, the stroke
brlny: cnrricd unbroken through both such Yod's.U
I n thc succeeding century Jerome says that ignorant
readers of the LXX imagined the tetrrlgran~mntonto be
n Greek word and actually pronouncal it "Pipi". In his
f.).ro?oy.~cs
Gfflentwsprefacing the books of Samuel and
Malachi he says: "We k d the four-lettcjrcd name of
God (l.e,, f i r f i r ) in certain Greek volumes even to this
Irrrl;:

-n Compare the Ambrosian

palimpsest o f the LXX, edited by

G. Merratl, 1896.
Tills Is now confirmed by a Cairo pnllrnpseat of parts of
3 Klngs and 4 Kings, L X X .
c Ser Thc Ox~jrltynchzrsP a m , volume vIi, edlted by A. S.
Hunt, 1910. Etlttor Hunt compares P. Oxy. Iv, 656 (Genesis,
early 3ti century) wlth its 'decided tendency' to omit the subslitute word Icj)'rl.os. In three pasaages thc b l ~ n l ropncc lret
by I hc orlslnal scribe sufficient for Sour lettcr~1 1 ~ been
~ 1 flllcd
by Icy'rb.o only l ~ yanother, a second hand,

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day exprcswcd in the ancient letters,'' And jn his 25th

letter to Mnrcella, written at Rome, A.D. 384, hc treats
of the ten names of GQCInnd says: "The ninth [name
of God] is a, tetragrarnmnton, wIrich they considered
A V E K ~ ~ V~czn.ek.pJ~o'n~.toaJ,
~ ~ V
thnt is, un spen k able,
which 1s fvritten with tl~esclctt~rs,Iod, Hc, Vuu, I-Ie.
Which certain ignorant oncs, because of the similarity
of the charnctcrs, when thcy wouId find them jn Greek
books, were accustomed to pronounce PI
Thus clown to the time of Jcrome, the translator who
produced thc Latin VuIgate, there \vcm Grcclc manuscripts of the ancient I-Icbrew Scriptures wh1cIz still
contained the divine namc in i t 9 four Hebrew c h n r n c t e ~ .
One thing is now cedain. Whether Jesus and his djsciples rend the Scripturcs in thcir Hebrew (Aramaic)
original 01. In the Greelr Septuagint Version, thcy would
come across the divine nnmc in its telrngr~mmaton
form, Did Jesus follorv thc traditional Jewish custom of
t h e day and wad A.do.nai' at such places out of fear
of prolaninr: ihe name and violating the Third Commandment (Exodus 20: 7 ) ? In the synagogue at Nazareth, when he rose and accepted the book of Isaiah and
read thosc verses of Isaiah (GI:I,2) where the tetragrammnton o c c ~ mtwice, did he refuse to pronounce the
divine name cerrmtly? Not if Jesus followcd his usual
disregard for the unscrjptrtral traditions follo\ved by the
Jewish scrlhcs. Matthew 7:29 tells us: "He was teaching them ns a person having a u t h o r i t ~ancl not as their
scribes.'"n the hearing of his faithful apnslIes Jesrrs
prayed to Jchovah God, sayjng: "I: have made your
name manifest l o the men you gave me out of t.he world.
US@@C. Taylor's HeBrewUrcek Cairo Fenizah Patinapests
I1900), pages 6-11.
b See Jeromc'a EpisEola 85, Ad Ma~cellflm(edited by Hilberg,
page 2191, Also sce McClintoclc and Strong's C~c$opc8dia,volu m e 9 (1894 edition), page 652, under T h e m hammcph~rash''.

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.make
. . I ithave
made your name lrnown to them and will
kna~v~,n,"
(Jolzn 17: 6,26) The JewM Talmud
nccuscs Jesus of having performed his miracles by the
pronouncing of tEre divine namc; which is an indirect
admission on the part of his encmics that he clid use
ihe name.

The question now before us is: Did Jesus' inspired

disciples use t l ~ cdivine name in thcir writings? Thnt is,
Did God's name nppcw in t l ~ coriginal writings of the
Christian Greek Scriptures? We have basis for austwrin^ Yes. h recent ycars some have claimed that Matl tlc?wPsgospel nccount was a t first written in Hebrew
ithe her than jn its kindred langunge, the Aramalc. Jt is
rsonIended thnt Matthew and the early Christians pror l ~rtltl
~ 1 his nccount to become the last book of the cnnon
nl' l l ~ t l11tl31rrlw Srcipi~tresas, till thcn, the canon of the
I 'I r lhlb:l11111 (
Srrlr~l~~r*rs
hm'l nrli I~rcncontemplated.
'1'1
i a : r-vid 14.1 14.r- Il i :I~i c i ~ - E r l ~~+c*co~~sions
~s
of the I-lcbrclv
11 t ~ l tAl.;tu~i~
i t - I ~ ~ ~ I ~ S of
~ CMatthew's
~IIS
account persisted for
1 v n 1 1 1 ltrics :~mongthe earIy Jcwish Christian communities
nT IJnlcstine and Syria. Early writers, such as Pappihas,
I lc~esippus,Jus'tin Martyr, Ta'tian, Sym'ma-chus, I.rcritlc'us, Pmtaenus, Clem'ent of Alexandria, Orll.gcn,
I 'nm'phi.lus, Euasefbi.us,Ep.i.pha'nlus and Je.rorncP,glve
rridence that they either posqmsed or had access to
l tebrew and Aramaic tvl.itings of Matthew. Jerornc, of
t l ~ c4th and 5th centuries A.D., 11nd this to say:
"'Matthew, who is also Levi, and who from a publfcan
came to be an Apostle, first of nl1 Ihc Evangelists, composed a GOSF! OF Christ in Judnca in the Hcbrcw 1mguage and characters, for the benefit of those of Ihc
circumcision who had klievcd, Who translated It into
Greek k not sulllcicntly ascertnincrl. Furthermore, the
I-Icbrew itself is preservd to this clay in the Iibsary at
Caesasea which the martyr 17amphiIus so dlligcntly
collected. I also was allowed by the Nazarenes who use
hrlllhll:

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this volume in the Syrian city of Beroea to copy it. In

which it is to be remarked that, wherever the Evangelist makes use of the testimonies of the old Scripture,
11e does not follow the authority of the seventy translators, but of the Hebrew."--Cntul. Script. Eccl.
Matthew made mm-e than a hundred quotations from
the inspired Hebrew Scriptures. Se where these quotations included the divine name, he ~vould be obliged
faithfully to include the tetragrammaton in his Hcbrc~v
gospeI acco~lnt.His Hebrew account would corres!)oncl
closely with the Hebrew version of the 19th century by
*'E DeIitzxh, in which Matthew contains tIlc name "Jehovah" eighteen times. It is now believed Matthcw hin~sclf
translated his gospeI accor~ntinto the Greeli. If he did,
then he had available copies of the LXX containing the
divine name. But, though Matthew preferred to quote
direct from the Hebrew Scriptures rather than from
the LXX, he could folIow the L X X practice and incorporate the divine name at its proper place in the Gmek

RESTORINGT ~ T NAME:
E
What is the modern translator to clo? Is he j~zslificcl,yes, authosizcd, to enter the
rlivlnc name Into n translation of thc Christian Greek
Scriptures? Evcry GI-eck render must confcss that in
1 hc L X S thc? G ~ ~ e ewords
k
lcy*~~i+ox
and tJte.o,r' have been
~ ~ s eto
r l crowd out tllc distii.lctive name of tile Supreme
Drily. Every comp~vhensivcGreek-English dictionary

18

text.

But all the writers of the Christian Greek Scriptures

quoted from the Hebrew Scriptures or from the L X X at
verses where the Name appears, and they could follow
the style then true of copies of the LXX by using the
tetragrammaton in their Greek writings.
The evidence is, therefore, that the original text of
the Christian Greek Scriptures has been tampered with,
the same as the text of the L X X has been. And, at lenst
from the 3d century AD. onward, the divine name In
tetragramaton form has been eliminated from thc tcx t
by copyists who did not understand or appreciate the
divine name or who developed an aversion to It, p m l bly under the influence of d 8 ~ m i t i m LITI place of i t
they substituted the rvords Wri.08 (trsudIy translated
"the Lord") and the.os', meaning "God".

19

xlnlrs that these two G ~ ~ e cwords

k
llavc been used as
c*qr~ivnlmfsof Ihr divine name.&Hence the modem transIr~lc~r
is ~ ~ ~ t i ~ - in
r alalnq
~ i t ~lllr
~ l divine name as an equiva14 U I I 4 tf' i !11 I::P 1 tvt I
;I-cv*I<
~ V O I + ~ S , 111at is, at places where
.\I:I 1 1 111 w,, I c*., F kt ~ rr ~ VPI'SPS,
l
Imsmges and ~f.xprcs!!ions
I'lr ~ r i iIhcl IIcl~t~rtv
Scriptures or Irom the LXX where the
l t

cllvitw tlilrnr. occurs.

h'rnrn I ht. l4t h ccntttry A.D. forward, translations of
trr
t i l l I tip ChrbistinnGrerlr Scriptures have been
t I L : ~1 I1 - 111lrr
r ~ n t d o ~rl:~sslrnl
~l
Tlcbrcw. The Shem Tob
\'l&tb:iio~l
lMtlllll~*~v
it110 I-Icbrcw was made about
A , I 1, I :Wi. Wl lr!n coming upon quotations from the He~ l r ~ t - 1 1 1

(1111

ll A (lredc-B~~,,rlTleh
Laroica?a a! llzs New Tseta?raQnP,by J, H,
'I'linycr, 18R7 ~ d l H o n ,pnge 365, says tinder 1115etoq: "c, this title
Is aiven n. to Gun, thc rulr?r of the unlverse (so the Sept. f o r
*J%, ill?^, hqil)~,iTrfl* and ;I1 Ca,do-nail, elo'nh, c-tonhim',
Je.ho'vrtb nnd Jahl).'' On pngc 281 i1 says, under 8 t h ~ :"Sept. for
FK, nqn?Hnnd itlilr Crl, r-lo.7cim1and dc.ho'vah1."
S n y ~A Brrsk.WttgElsh Lmfcon, by Liddell and Scott, 1938
r*dltlon, on page 1013, undcr Kilploc: "4. b Kfiptoq,=Hebcw
Y n h i u o f ~ , Lxx Ec. 11.5, al." A?a In t m c d i ~ l t eGreek-EnglQh
I,rrico?t, 11iR2, based on Elddell nnd Scott 7th edition, page 45%
snid : "11. b 1i+pr1,:, fJ~aI,ORD,= Helwew JEHOVAH, LXX."
A Urcok ntrd English Lexicon lo the New Tcstnment, by
J. Parkllllrfit, rcvisetl etlltion of 1545, says, on page 347,~mder
KY'I'IOX: "TII. In LXX i t Rnsw(?rs to the several names or
Lit les OF G a d , 9 3 ? ~ , >K, ill?^, p*il?u, 77s, riv, but far mmost
fretjile~ltly to ntn*:
In the New Testament, like Kfip~o;,
when used ns n nnme of God, though it sometimes answers
to ~ J T N , ,
yet it moat usunlly corresponds to irmv Jehovah,
and in tMs sense is npplkccl,"

...

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FOREWORD

brew Scriptures where the Namc nppeared, the translators infa Hebrew had no othcr rccottrsc than t o rcndcr 7cp'l'i.os or Sl[e.osf back into its original tetragramlnntotz fowl ;r!n9. Thus in l h n t cnrIy Shem Tob version
of Matthew t h e tetragrammaton occurs 16 times. All
towthcr, the appearances of thc sacred tetragrammaton in the 19 ILehretv versions to ~vllichrve have had
access tntnl up to 307 distinct occurrences. These have
thus restored the divine name t o the lnspired Christian
Scripttircs.
I-row is a modern translator to know or determine
when to render the Greek words Kfipro;. and ee6s into
the clivinc name in his version? By determining where
thc inspired Christian writers hnvc quoted from t11e
Hebrew Scrlplures. Then he must refer back to the
original to Iocate whether the divine nnme appears there.
This way he can determine the identity to give to Je?j'ri.os
and tlbe.08' and hc can then clotl~ethem with personality.
Realizing that this is the time and place for it, we
have followed thk course in rcnde~ingour version of
the Christian Greek Scriptures. To avoid overstepping
the bounds of a translator into the field of exegesis, we
have tried to be most cautious about rcndering the divine nnrnc, always carefulIy considering the Hebrew
Scrlpturcs, We have looked for some agreement with
us by the EIcbrew versions we cotzsultecl to confirm our
own rendering. Thus, out of the 237 times that we have
1mdcrcd the divine name in the lmdy of our version,
them are only two instances whcrc ~ V Phave no support
or agrccrnent from any of the Hebre~vversions. But
in thcsc two instances, namely, Ephesfans 6: 8 and
Colossians 3: 13, we feel strongly supported by the context n11d by related texts in rentlerjr~gthe divine name.
The notes in our lower margin show Ihe support we
have for our renderings from the I-Icbww versions and
other n~~thorities.

Not in all cases where the divine name is shown in

the Iower margin havc we rendered it in the main body
of our version, Thus there are 72 instancea where the
divine name is shown in the margin alone, but not incorporated into thc text, tlre warrant not being strong

enough.
On pages 30 20 33 we give the list of the Hebrctv
versions as wcll as othcr pubiications to which wr! have
resorted for support of our renderings, not only a1 the
divinc narnr! hut also of othcr valuable features. Because
1 hr- Irllrr J C O ~ ' I ' ( * S J ) O I I ( ~wilh
~
the first lcttcr of the lelraI:KI tnu~alorl,
wvc have ilesignat~dthem all unclcr the Ictter
J, hut have addcd t-t supcrior number aftcr in orclcr to
diflcrentiate them. See pagcs 22, 23 far a photographic
rcproduction of IEie title page and of n sample page oof
one such Hcblrm version by a Roman Catholic ironslntor in 1668,a ivl~ornJVP have listed as Jo.
Doubtless for many of our readers a support for our
rendering of the divine nnme comes from nn uncxpected
soulce. We do not claim ours to be thc first version to
introduce it into the English translation of t h e Christian Greelr Scriptz~rm.Our list on page 33 shows Illat
reprocluced on the next page (221, Is In
Hcl~rew and Lntln nnd rends: "The Four F:vnn~rls from
the Ncw Law wl~lcli llnvc bccn translalcrl from tho Latin
Tongue into the IIcl~l'rwTongue at the bnnrl o r Jolin Dnp.
tist Jonah lfallowcd Ily the equivalent of t h i s In L ~ t l n lmid
hc dedicated tllcm ns nn offrring to the lloly 111~11 priest
Clcmcnt IX [Latin: deilicated to our most Iiuly lord,
Clement M,Pontifex bdnxlmnsl. Printed hcrc nt Rome on
thc Press belonging to thc Sacred Congregat Ion lor the
Propagation o f l l ~ cF r ~ l t h ,in the year IfiliY of Ille rorning
o f our Messiah Cut: Rome, on thc press u I the S. C, Prop.
Fidei, in the year 168Y1,'Uround the picture the Ltltln test
says: "Going into all the world, preach the good news to
every creature!'
Please turn to page 23 where we reproduct? page 194 of
this Jonah version, setting forth the gospcl nccorrllng to
n The title page,

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rtnrl Lntin In parallel
coltrrnns. In t h e K~hrtrwrnr~lumntvil ilnrl t hc! Irlrngrammaton
(nl;r*) on lines 21, 22 opposllr tlcrsr 23; unrl on lines 23, 25 o p
posite verse 24.

FOREWORD

FOREWORD

an Amerlcan version of 1864 p d e d us, but only on

n limited scale; it rendered the name "Jehovah" 18
times from Matthew to Acts. Wc have listed this ns J21,
nnd our foot,notes show ivhcrc its r ~ n d c r i n ~
occur
s
and
iljiree with ours. But we may be thc first to rcnder the
nnmc consistently throughout the 237 tlines in the main
I)ocly of our text. However, many English readers will

G m l c Scriptures, and hence they have used the divine

nnmc Irr suitable native spelling. That our rcndcrs may
appreciate something af the extent to which the divine
name is published in missionary versions 01 tlrc Chrisl-inn Grcclc Scriptures, we print on thc prcccding pnge a
chart, It shotvs 20 vernacular fo~~rns
of "Jehovnh" used
in 38 vcrsions, and the languages in which cnch hrnz is
us& rcspcctively. On pages 26, 27 wve arc plcascd to rcproduce pI~otographicalZyparts of pnges of several such
vcrsiona o f the Christian G m k Scriptures using the divine nnmc it1 the tcxt. There can he no renl objection
lor thcsc translations to do so provided t l ~ c yrcprodi~ce
the divlne nnmc at places where thc I-Icbrew Scriptures
sliow the hackground and validity for It. For corresponding reasons no reasonable mind can find Scriptural objection to our doing so in this English version. Rathcr, as
our rcadcrs familiarize themselves with this version,
they wiIl rejoice over the added clearness it imparts t o
mnny scriptures not distinctly discerned bcfarc.
While inclining la view the pronttncintion "Yah+weh"'
as the mom correct: way, we havc retained the form
"Jehovnh" because of people's familiarity with it since
thc 14th century. Moreover, it prescrvcs, equally with
other forms, the four letters of the letrngramrnatoo
JHVI-1.
We count ourselves happy to be privileged to present
this Ncw World translation in the interest of Bible cducation, at the time when that righteous world js dawning, whcre the name of the Author of the 1Ioly Scriptures will be known and honored by all who live. We
shall be gl*atcful if it guides many into right Scriptt~ral
unde~tnnding and action at this criticnl timc when
"anyone that cnIls upon the name of Jehovah wiIl be
saved".-Acts 2 :21.

24

l>c surprised to learn that furtller support of our rendering of the Name comes from many non-Hebrew
rnissionnry sources.*
Parts of the Holy Bible have already bccn translated
into more th,m 1,100 langungcs and dialects. From the
18th century forward the non-Hebrew translators have
in many cases found no proper equivalent in the languages Into which they were translating the Christian

V E R ~ O NOF
I T H R C~RISTIAN
GRE~K
SCR~VREB
TN 38 LANGUA~ES
OTFTmR TItAN

EN~LISH
OR

H ~ l ? l ? l l W USING h VERNACUW FORM

OF THE T ~ I T R A C R A M M ~ T O N ,
(Bee mllcctlon of Amcrlcan niblo Society, Now York)
Vewular
Form
L a n g w e . ~Wsiflg tha Form
1.
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Chlhown
Irhova

3.

I~ovn

Hawailan; RLwaf: Pannletl: Tnhltlan: Toarltrl

Clibcrt Islands: New Brltain: Wcdnu

4.

Jehobn

K l p ~ i g i s :hlentawi

9,

J l l ~ o v ~ u l Nugu ( A n g m i dialect)

Choctalv

B. .Tcllovn
Manus Islantl; Nandl: Fang: Gabun
0. Jcl~ovah hlnln~asy:Narrinyerl
7, Jcrlvn
~rusalen
8. Jllmvn
m ~ g u (Lhota dialect)
10. Jloun
11,dlnva
14. YIWC
15. Yitrve
Ifj,

Yrhova

17. Yehovah

hfnrtlock
171.11

Kong~

Ilobnngl: DhoIuo; Mongo (OF Lob)

Ct~okrvc; Chuana (Tlapl dIstfcl): Wba: Lugbara; Mu1lcB1
(or Tivl
- . .: Santo tk1aa
- Harbor)

~ol~iwk

q ow

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world Bible Z;trmslation Committee,

February 9, 1950, New Yorlc, N. Y.

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EXPLANATION O F THE SYMBOLS USED
IN THE MARGINAL REFI:,REKCES
K IAlep7~)
Timothy,Titus, and tlie Rcvc-

Sinnitfc MS. An uncial Greck

mnnuscrlpt of the 4th century,
in caclcx form. Originally it
cvitlenlly contained the wlloIc
Blhlc. il~cluclin~r
all tlre Christlnn Grcuk Scriptures. It is at
writ possnsscd hy thc Urltslz Muscum, Lundon, England.

lnlfon (Apocalypse). It Is calm

IogurA as In the Vatican Library nt Rome, Italy, from
A D . 1481, nt least.
C.

'ir

Codex Ephrami rescdptr~s.

Thla mrcinl <;reel< rnanusr:rlpt
is n priHmpsest of the 5th cthn.
n
tut-y, nntI contiins parts of IRc
Alexandrine MS. An undnl Gos~wls,At.1s, the Epistles rind
1
Grcslc mnnuscript of the 5lh thr Hvvclalion. It orjgillnll?,
I
ccnlury, In 'nd~s form. When c o n t a l n ~ dthe whole Grcrlr L3Icorn ~tcale,It c o 11 t a i n e d the hlt,, Imt 111 thc Eth c c n t ~ t ~ ' y
whtAc nlhlc, i n c l u d i n g tI~c the orlglt~:il writing was c1'
Christ !:HI Grcclx Scriptures all fi~c:erl, nncl wltat rernnins rlf
now 1,111 MattIlew I:1 to 25: (j; lIlc vululne was used to reccivr!
John 6 : 5 0 to H:52; 2 Corinthl- n Grcck version of somc Iream
rms 4: t3 l o 12:6. It is at pms- tlsrs hy the ecclesiastic Eplirtien t possessed hy the British c m of Syria. It is now p03hTuscunt, tondon, England.
scsseri hy thc Natiot~alLkbriil'y
nt Pnris, IFrancc.
Arm

P"

Armenian Vcrsion. It Is of
the 5th rentury, or even as
Codex ~ e z a gU n c l e r thia
early ns thc heginning of the symhu],
include the Cam.
4th Cr'llturY, I-lol~ev@r,
Ille brlilnc MS. (Cantabrigensis1
rni~nuscriplsare, f o r the Gos- ( D ) anti the Clprmont fils.
pels, of the 9th an? 10th F @ ~ V (clnrornontanus) (D2). BIO111
turIes,
for
a t her IIINS. fllr of the 6th centaly.
hooks, nE the l!th
o r Thc C o d e x Cantabrlgcnsl~,
later. This version mas mnde ,I,,w possessed by the 1~~1ivcr.
f
Syriflc rind Greek codiccfl. sjty 01 Ctlmbriclge, E n g l n ~ r l ,
Coplcs lire found in Moscow rtlntaltig nearly all the Gos(Rtlssia), Armenia, Istanbkll lcls, parts of the A&, wit11 a
(TLIT~I'Y~,
R ~ < tTcnice
I
I I ~ ~ I Y )E;llln
.
tmnslation; and a Lntln
translalion of 3 ~ o h n
11-15.'t'lue
B
Vatkan MS. No. 1209. An Coclex Claromontanus, from
uncial Greek manuscript of the monnstcry of Clermor~t,
thc I lh ccnlury and consirlered hut iiow in the National L1carllcr Ihan N. It i s in codcx I11,nry nt Paris, France, con.
fnrm ~ n t contailled
l
originally 1:11ns the letters of the apostle
llle whole of the Greek Bjl)lu, P?ul, all hut a few VersPS,
but In the Christian Greek w ~ t al ~J,ntln translation. Both
Srriptures it now lacks H c - rnanuscriptts were originally
brews 9: 14 to 13: 25; 1 and 2 tic-qulrccl by Theodore Bcz;~,
28

EXPLANATION OF 3 F l E SYMBOLS

29

!he 16thcentury B l b l l c u l
PA& (Chester Rrfltt 1) ineludes fragmcnl n assr~ncd to
.;cliolar.
the 3d century A,D, litlrl is now
It
of located at Lonrlon, P:ncl:ulld,
a grpntcr
gos*
old Latin witncsnes, formrrly The fragments nl'c Or
iiirludcd under t l ~ cfrlhrn "lta- ~ ~ ~ , p r i l l c i p p l l y .

(Chestcr R c ~ t t y2) InIn". Tlte most primlilvr L ~ l l n

version was (1) ttlp Afrlc;lrl; clurles fra~rnmtsnsstgncd to
n second t y p is ( 2 ) t h v ISiiro- thc 3d and 4th ceflt~tl.lcsand
gcat~ verslon; nnrl Il~rtlllrtl which a,w o f nomntls, 1 find 2
l y p p ( 3 ) the Itnll;in, l h ~ ~ Connthlans, C;nlnlin~is, I<pliellcillg a revisioll of ille Eur.0. sians, Pilillppinns, C O ~ O S ~ ~ L I
pcnn and being the text whlch 1. Thessalonians nnd Hehrews.
fr~rmeclthe basis of Jprome's Some of tllcsc fr:~gmcnls :,re
rtyisinn of tClc L:klln N~l,lr. located at Lonrlo~~,
En~land,
Tt~cItaFa represents vcrsiolts and some at Ann Arbor, 1Mirohof the 2d crnl~zry, hut the l ~ a n ,U.S, A,
MSS, are, for tllc mosl pnrt,
P r l (Chcster Bontty 3) in.
o f the rlth, 5th and (3 h cpn. cludes iragmcnts ns~igncdlo
tlirics. The MS. k ICoc1e.u Rob- t h e 3d ccniury ~ n which
d
are
I~icnsis)comes C ~ O S @ Rto
~ the of the Revelation, elln
primitive African type.
t o 17. These an, now
a t Lonrlon, Englanrl.
J
Reference works used prlnSY
cipnlly with r c ~ a r dto thc cliXyriac Versir>ns.Thc Syriac
vine narnc "Jchovnh'Y(irl~1. (or ChrislLan Arnrnnlc) is re
The 21 different r c f e r e 11 c e luted to thc Hebrew Innguage.
., works are distingulshcd by a
Syc =the Curetonian Syrinc.
sz~pcriornurnl~cr; ~ f t r the
r let- A manuscript In thls old Syriter, from dl to J?', for thc list:of ac was discovcrt?il and p u b
whlch see below pages 30-33,
lished by Dr. W. Curctan. I t
LXX
contains parts oC thr lour GosThe Seventy or the Greelc prls and is an Oltl Syrlnc YCF
Septuagint Vcrsion 01 thc 111. sion older tl~nnSyl,.
sp~redHebrew Scr'l~ttircs.This Syll-the Phlluxcnian Har~ r c c kversion wn's hcgun In kleian ver'slon, tlils L>elng a
fhc 3d century B.C. Intmut 7th-century revision w I1 l c I1
SO), when the Pentateucll, or Thomas o f Harltrl mad@ of
live hooks of hioscs, was t sans. t h e 6th-century version o C Philated, and c o n t i n ~ ~ cuntil
tl
tlic loxcnus, of M n h c ~ ~Eastcrn
,
1 b t century D.C. Ci~picso f the
1,XX are founrl In Ilic! nbovc. Syria. ThIa earllcr vr!rslan had
mentioned codiceg H, I3 nnrl A. been prepared f o r Phlloxenus
by one Polycarp, The revldon
D
papyrus
of the which Thomas al I l ~ r k e lmade
Chester Beatty c 0 l l e c t i o n s 01 this was to b r l n ~it from
Nos. I, 2 and 3, and clc~~lgnnted
its free style into pr@cIac acI'LJ,P m l eand PAT,
cord with the Grcek text.

$%d

fri'gmt;nta

EXPLANATION OF THE SYMBOLS

S y h t =the Jerusdlfm [Sera- edition and Cl~mI~IItlneeclisoly-mltanrtml rcrsron. From Xion.
Its rescmMarrce to the PalesVgc=thc Clcmsmtlnc twmr inlan 'I'r~rEumit was called the sion is~ued In t hrcc tvlltlnns
1':ilsstfni;llr or Jerusalem Svi- 1592, 1583 and 159s by Popc
:kc, It Includes a Gospel Lec- Clemcnt VIII. It tlilTrrs lrrrrn
tlnnnry (or book of readrngx the Sixtine r c c c n s i o ~in a l l u i ~ t
ilvnni the Gospels) anti otller 3,000plnccs.
sci.ipturcs of ttlc same version.
vpl = tile Skxtlne mc~nstnn
11 Is rclnted 10 tllc Old Syrlac i ~ s by
~ dPupo Slxtlu V I11
tul la now assigned t o the 6th 1590, hut wh~(.hwns r~cnllr!ll
cet~tury.
nllrl suy~presscrl2 c m s lrjtrr.
Syr-=lhe Peshitta, the great ily pop^ CIt.mllnt
P ~ Ylhr?
stondard version of the Scrip. inaecuriiuy 01' i l s prllllJng.
t u y e s ,!n Syriac. Its n a m e
Tllc Vulgate o r i f i i l ~ ~wag
~~y
nicnns Shc simple". It EPre" a rcvjsion of the (.)Id Lnljn
scnls thc Syriac version Prfant! was rna~rle by Erlsr.
pal-cd by 13ishop Rabbula of bius Jcrornc, wlth rihler.enccto
l+:dvssa, Syria, early In the 5th the original Hchrew anrl Grcclc
century and 1s not as old+as of the I-loly Scripttrres. Rr!~uu
the S y 5 The origi?+ Peshtla A.D. 3S3, it \rlas flnlsherl by
c r ~ n t n i n e dtile CIlrrstlan Greelc him
.1()5.
Sr,rni#>t
urcs with the excention
L
o f 2'1-'eter,2 and 3 ~ o h n , j u d e
Ji
nnrl Ihc R~velation. These
Matthew krl I I a b r ~ w .A ver.
amlssions were aterward sup sion
published by Jcnn du T11.
pllrd from tlre Philoxenin~z let, Bishop
or J3rlolrx, France,
nnil Harlrlcjan versions ISylll. from an nnclrnl
mnnuscrlpt nI
S p .= tllc! Sinaitic codex, This Matthow jn TJebrew
fnund in
is a palimpsest manuscript JZome,This VCI'RJOH
was cclit~11
containing a copy of the Gos- by J. MrrtLerusin Paris,
1555.
pcIs and was discoverd in the -See A?LOld IJrhrc~cr3'en-f
of
Greek Ortlrodox convent of M u t f h c ~ ~C)o'~~p r . 1by ETugll -1.
$I.Knthesine on hlotmt Sinal ScElonflrltl. I<dlnl>t~rgh,
19.17, a
in lS92. It I s written in the Old copy ol whjctl, is Iotlnd at thc
Syrtnc and takes priority over Netv Yorlr Public Lihrary.
the I'cahit ta nnd even over SyC.

811

vg

J?

Mnlthew in Hebrcw. Al3out

f3S5 a JPWnnmt-il Shem T o h
Vulgate,
Wc have consulted particum bcn Shnprut of Tudclit In Cnsm
lar.ly llie edition prepared in tile, Spnit~,wrolc R
t
1011 hy J. Wosdsworth and wu1.1~n ~ n i n l chrigtFiOiil"lylZ!
H.J. White, I\rovu??aTestamert. tltled fi:llc~zRohaa In which he
Vulgata

Latlna or Latin

incorpornies RlntEhozo 111 He.

t~rnb 1.ntins M - c l ~ n d l ~ leditla.
?
ptmn S;o,rcti Bieronyma a< Co- brew ns n sepnlnte thnptclr.

(Curslvr rnanusrrlpts of Shcm

d i c ~ ~ Mnn$cscripto~,-d?~~-Frde~n.
nt
Thc footnotes of this gme var- TOWS I:bm l?oltcra arc found
iant marlings of the Sixtlne at the J c w l s h Theological

WLANATION OF THE SYMBOLS

Seminary of America, New bww. This was the flrst cornYork city.)
ptcte Hrhrrw v r r s i o i ~ of all
J"
the ca~lenfcalChristian Grcek
P ~ ~ fIuI m
+
~ ~ t and
t f ~ i ~ ~e in~
bS ~ S ~ ~
~ i(n~gRa, ~part of
hwlv- sehasfian ~
a rri. 1rut
~ ter's Fol?tplol
~
t New Testa~
~
vised and complFtcd
imprp f i ~ ~f~ 1599.
~ t
112 ropy ISfound
feet manuscript
sllrtnfit t llc New Yur-1~I-'uhliu Li"Ibh's Jinttl,e~r~.
This hc! p~ h- k " ' a " ~ a )
lished and printcrl in I ~ J L S P I ,
Jg
Swllzerland, In 1537, Latrl', It1
O r r r k S o . i p l r r ~ . ri~n &brew.
1557, Jlliinslcr ptiblisliutl I I ~ RHI^. In ItiG1, nl London, Ellfilnnd,
brew verslon of llie E p i ~ I l el o Willlr~mliobcrlaon, a teacher
Hze Iicbrews. (A copv is fount1 01' Hrl~remnl. C n r n l ~ ~ l d gUnlc
at t . 1 ~N e w York i'iihlic Li- vcl.::11y, pUbllnlicrl 111s carcful
hrary.1
~v*visir>~i
of I1 i t 1 l rte's vrrsio~zul
J4
t hr! CIlrlsI inn (:r~cIc S C ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
RTfiiths~uin Hebrcw. R mvl- Irl 1lrl)l'PW. IA rrq>y IS fuu11C1at
sion of R l i i H s I ~ 1 " s Mrril1tt:zt: Ilic N(*wY01'1( lJr~l~ljcLil~rary.)
nlacle and published t>y .Jolinw
,J"
lies Quinquarboreusn P a r 1 3,
C u a l ~ / . uin IIpl,lvw. In l a
France, 153..
COPY i s fotrntE
H{#pt[at Jonah, a J ~ W
;kt
New Yorlc Purllie Ll. tvjlc~ o l ~ ~ e tile
r l Roman Cathohrnry. 1
Ilr:
tl 11 1.c h, raornpleterl his
JS
trnnslntion 01 thc four Gospcls
Liturgical G o s p e 1 8 in Re" Inlo IIcllrew Imm the Latin
Brcw. In 1574 Frcrlcriolc Pctrl, V u l ~ n t c ,Jnnnh wnfi n prnfcsa converted dew, ~ ~ u l ~ l i s hnc dfiur of IIcliww 111 the Roman
Hcbrew version of 1 1 1 ~T ~ l l r w - Avnrltarny, Jlomc. His Hebrew
giecr7 GospeZs, which Ile trnns. Irtlnslnl Ion was flnnfly pub.
lnted from the Grc?ck. This lisllrrl In Romp In 1688 by the
w a s later carefully revised for S n c r ~ dConarrgatlon nf Propalepublication in 1581 hy: C. Rfintl;! 4 8.C. 13rop. Firfri 1. It conPlantin at Ant\verp, B ~ l ~ r u r nI;~%tlrtl
.
:)
IrnI:c of tletlication to
( A copy is found nl Ibr! Ncw I'opr Clmmr.ttC IX. Srr page 22
York Public Library.)
ltlr Illustmtlo~l. I A copy is
Jn
tnunrl at Ihr Flniun T h ~ o l o p
~
f
tC: ~ 1 a~ fn H~
~ i"al
~ Seminary,
~
i brew
~ Yorlc
~ city.)
~
brew. Fn 1576 J. CCIalus puhJJV
Ilslicd his translation of thc
Goapcla In Hcbrew. In 1800
Liturgkal Gospeh into IJe- In Lo~lrion,Enaland, Dr. Rich.
hlcw. (A copy i s found at thc nrci Cnrltllclr p i l ~ ~ l i ~ his
l l ~ rde
New York Public Llbrnry.1
vision o l the T-I~~ttc>~.-H.ohcrtson
.T 7
version 01 tlic Gos~els. ( A

rernhurg, Gei'many, published

his translation of all the Chris.
#reek Rcrtptttres 3n Hebrew.
tinn Greek Scripturns into Hc- Soon tkfter rhc foundation of

32

EXPLANATION OF THE SYMBOLS

t h e London Jewish Society, Its

~pcrptary,'l'+
Fry, assisted by
Q. B. Cotlyer and other schoInrs, made n ffesll translation
of the Christian Greek Srrip.
luma lnlo I-Iebrew. The vcrRlon wnw pu\>Hshedin London,
Ii:ngkncl, I11 1SL7, ( A copy fn
found nt ihc Ncw York Public
Li hr:iry.E

Ilebrew. IA copy is found a t

t hc N r w York Public Library.)

"

J
CTr~137cScriptzrrea in Hebrew.
In 1SI.Xi tllc 1,nntlnn Jewish Soclely p~!hllslicclyet R third Hobrcw vcwion ol the Christian
G r c e k Scrlpturcs undcr rts
uu~])lrrwi r x jointly translated
hy ,lul~n Clirlstlnn lteichasdt
find .ln:tchlm Heiiii-lcll Raphael
JlZ
Urnck Ecripttrres in Hebrew. Rlcscnthnl. ( A copy is fou~lrl
In Imndon, England, in 2831, : I [ llir New Yorlc Ptrblic LiW. Greenfield published his hmry.)
EIchr~wvcrsinn of t h e Chris.
dl7
11:m Grcelc Scriptru+es.*(A r o p y Ul'cuk Bcrlpt~trsain Hebrew.
of tlw edition oi 1851 is fojund DI J,clp'lg, (;c.rmnny, in 1877,
i n the lihrary of the Americnli lprnnz D~lltzsclicompleted h ~ s
Rlblc Suuie'Ly, New Yoxk city.) Hrst tmn.slr11ion ol the Christian Greek Scriptures into HeJX3
13y lX92, two years aftcr
GTrcelc 8 ~ i p h ~ rin
e sHebrcw. ~>I-CLV~
In 1835 thc London Jelvish So- h i s dentl~,t l ~ r t rhnti heen p!lb
dcty published anathcr He- lishorl tt,n rrEitIotts containing
brew vcrsion as translated by ltls further revisions of the
A, hlccnul, J, C. Reichardt, S. tcxt. l'hr cr.Htions we consulted
H a ~ and
a M, S, Alexancler, (14 wpre ~ ~ r l o t c cIln Geymany in
copy of thc edition of 1872 IS 38!331 nnrl In 1937 f o r thc Rr'ilfoz~rid In the library of the Ish nnd Forrljin Uihle Society.
Amedcan Eihlc Society, New London, Englnnd.
Yorlr city.)
5 18
Grcak Scyiptrrres In Hebrew.
dl*
Greok ScripE+wesin Hehretv. Jn London, England, I n 18S5,
In Lonclon, England, in IS4G, n nctv Hrhrrw translat~onof
J o h n C h r 1 s t i a n Reichardl's thr! Christian Grcclc Scriptures
Q P ~ s of
~ othe
~ Christian Greek wna publlshurl. This new transSrbriplurea was published, ( A latlon wns c o m m e n c e d by
cul,y of thc rdition of 1X53 i s Isnnc Sallrinsnn am1 complcterl
fount1 In t h e library of the r~ficr 111s dcnth lry Christian
Am PI-icnnB~bleSociety, New Davld Glnshurg. Our oldest
copy Is of lllc third edition
Y~ll*l<
city.)
puldlshcd In 1891. This has
35
Ssr!rrl compared wlth the small
Lrrka Acf a, Ronmns and TI@- rrll tlon puhIIshetl I>y the Trinibrazva in Hebrew. By 1855 In t:~rlnn IJlhlc Socicly, Loadon,
Berlin, G c r m a n y, Joacl~imEnglnntl, I t i 11139,and also with
Hclnrlch naphael Biesenthal tho 1Iebrcw.En~llslzNew Tcslrnrl publishccl his translations I~tncnt:publlshetl in 1941 by
of tllc above four boolrs into tlxc same Soctcty.

33

EXPLANATION OF TI-IE SYMBOLS

Jio

Joha In Hebrew. In 193330 the

nrlf-ishJews Society of Haifa,
Palcsl Lnr: (now In the Republic of Ismel 1, pml~llsheda Hebrcw trnnslfltion of the gospel
a I J n h n ns nrrnnjied by T. C.
Harton, ( A co~lyis fount1 at
ihe I~hmry uE thc American
Bible Soclraty, New Yorlr city.)
.T?o

A ~oncordakceto the Gmek

Testat?zont, by W. F. hfoulton
and A. S . Grden, pvb1isIzed by
T. t3 'r. Clark in 1897 at Edinburgh, Scollnnd, Prlncipnlly in
the Scrlplurc rcfcr'c~~ccs
under
RIKl'X nnrl KY'I'JOX it inter-

English Trnnslntlon

. A New

Ernpllntlc Verslon" by B e n ~ a min Wllson, n t?ewsr):lw?rerlitor at Ccnwa, 111. ~ i l e ' i s s u i n ~

of It parl. hy gnrt cxt~ndcdOver
period o f ficvrn ycnrs, ending
in 1863. Whan nfteibw;~r.rl
bound
together, the iv11oIc \>are thc
datc ISG4. T l ~ cfirst ttrlition to
be issurd a t oncr! in cornnlerc
form (whicflw a s ~ R I I vtlie 2d
edition) was pulhlrrl~rd-by
Fewler & Wens, Ncrv York city,
in fSG5. In 1902 the copyright
and plntrs o r Tlr~lF?>rpltrrfic
Uir~gZolEwcrr Rou~llitIrnin the
Fowler & Wclls rompally and
were prc.se11lrtl t)v t l w buyer
as a glft to I he ~%'i'nlrl~
Tower
Bibb LC T m ~ tS o d ~ l y ,who

sprrsea parts of 1 llr Hebrew

trxL r-ontnlning the letragramlnaton 1;I:;I*)
to w h i c h the arc the prrscnt nwnprs and
Grcclc tcxt rcfcrs or from pubIishcrs of lllls emphatic
translntion cf the Christian
w h I c I ~It mnkcs a quotation.
Greek 5crlpture.s. The name
J2r
"Dln~Tott" 1.9 unclerslood to
"Thn Bmphslir: DdlznTott con- mcan "intcrllnenr". It ngpcars
t a i n l n ~ thr: Orfglnal Grcck to hc tlic flwt Amerlrnn transText of what is commonly
styled the New Trstament (ac- latfon to inlroilut:r! the name
corclfng l o the Rcccnsion of "Jehov~h" Into the English
Dr. d. J, Grlrshnch) wjth an text of the Clrrlsllan Greek
Intcrllneary Word for Word Scriptures.

PLURAL NUMBER of "YOU" and VERBS

"You" p ~ ~ l n l cidn nll capital lctlcra d ~ n O t ctire
~ pltrrnl nurnhor
ot 1l1h I,t'nnolln, Also where the plural number of n vcl'b le nut
cc*rlnlnly nl)pnrcnt to the reader it Is indlcnted by prinllnK I h c
Yjcnrr In all cnpitela.

CHANREFJ3RENCE
Tlld ~ u g s r l o rfmnll circle. open { C ) or wlth n dot (fi),).or a
muperlor "p" OF "q" dcnates that the wort1 w-l~lchI t follnsvs I s
nnp nl r l ctnaln of wterenccs, carried on all t h r o l l ~ hllre Cllrlstlun
Grrrk Scrlrlrurea. On pages 787-791 ol lhs Ap{>crrtllx br Elurn ttn
n l p l ~ n h ~ t llint
c
nf nll words In chain rclcrcncc, wllh ttle clpcn-

Inn vsrse where each chain starts. Tlw slctc mnrfiln cllca the
nr'xt Ilnlc, Ollier symbols refer to crosa reicrcnccs rlnt I n a rllnln.
TI10 Sollonlng Cross reference symbols *, rl, A, I,+, In. *. 4b,
k to n, r lo rr wlll lead you lo helpful Iniormntlon.

N A M E AND ORDER O F T H E B O O M
of the Christian Grcelt Scriptures

ACCORDING TO

MATTHEW
"Mr1228
YTrC5 :i
~ ) n T tI
~ l h l I!!Jh
l
17
n,\c 7::<
l.,h!l
t7: 11

~~ebooEt~~ofthehistory~*aPJesusChrf

]2sonAbraham
of David,. son of hhrnhitrn:'ia
was the fatherMof I ~ n a cIsaac
;~~

ivns Ihc father of Jacob; Jncob was the father

of Judah' and his brnthcrs; "udtlh was the
fnll.tcr of Per'ei and of Zc'rnh by TnWar;
E ~ ; c.:Y L")
'fiwd:lH
Per'ez was the father of Hez'ron;" I-lez'ron was
uch 2:8
f IIL' father of Ram;" " Itam wars tErc father of
Am.min'a.dah; Am.minrn.dab tvns t.hc f nther of
'Nua:3
N~h'sllon;" Na!nrshon wns thc FaZher of Salt'lCh2:tl
mon;" ' Sal'mon was the fd.her of Bo'nx by
AJ0s2:1
Rn'hab;" Bo'az was thc father of O'bml by
O'bcd was the father of Jes'se;' "ccsrse
?$,""$:.
was the father of DavidB the king.
;?j!,'i!:,
">tL G:?l
David was t h e father of Solomonm'by the
.,
wife of U.ri'ah;c " Solomon wns the father of
nlKl 1 1 : ~Re.ho.130'nm;~Re.ho.bo'arn was the fat hcr of
WCII Y ~ : I A.bi'jnh; Ahi'jah" was the fntlicr of A'sa;"
'lChS:t'
AlrC1 15:24
K s a was the father of Jenhosh'a~p2~at;*
JeI

r ,,, LY.IU

,'(,t.

:1.3

o~:c,y-,.~?
-ik, 2 1. .,,

Alphabetical Indcx and Marginal: Abbreviations

o i the Books of the Christian Greek Scriptures
Book

Acrsl.

Abbrevlatlon Fage

........

C0r.OflSTANS.

....

Ac 354
C0l 5%'

CQRINTIIUNS,
I . . I CO 459
Cosrn~FrznNP,2
2 Co 522
EPI~ERIAN~
Eph 564
CALATI~NS
Ga 551
I I ~ n n m ~ v a, , , . Hcb 634

..

.....

.....
. .
JAMUS. . . . . . . . Jas

663

. , , . , . Joh 252
.......
1 JO 692
. . . . . . .2 Ja 703
.......3 Ja 703
Jvnu . . . . . . . . . Jude704
Lurce ........ Lu IM
JOHN, ,
SOTIN,
1
Jotr~,2
JOFIN,3

,,,

21:1

hosll'a.phat was the father of J e . h ~ ' r a m ;Je~

ho'rarn' was the father ofWzzi'a11; " Wz.zi'ah
~ V B Sthe father of Joyham; do"lhame was the
-2K't s : ~f ~f ~ t i l of
e ~ A'haz;'
~
Ahaz was t Ire Bt hcr of Hez" ~ 1 1 8 : 1 c.ki'ah;*
Hez.e.kitah was the father of Mazonal.
rlo1~1ZCIR nns'seh;' Ma.nas'sehn was the Sathcr d A'mon;
AtmonAwas the father of Jo-sl'nh; l1 Ja.sik11~
2;:;; was
I
I
the father of Jech.o.ni'nh4 anrl of his broth9 J ~ ~ crs at the time of the deportation to B a b y l ~ n . ~
- 12 After the deportation to Babylon Jech.0Or, "written onrmtive; remrd." Or, "line oP rlwrent; origin."
S I : ~A p p ~ n d i x untler IIlntthcw I: I. Or, " l ~ yhcr ~v)io hnd bcOZCh

'gCha1

loltgurl, tu U.ri'ah,"

Ahnzinli, Jonsh, Ali~ar,iul~

at'o oaiittcd.
35

MATTHEW 1:13-21

36

37

MATTHEW 1:22-2:7

nl'ah was the father of She.al'ti.el;" She.nltti.e1"Im 317

save" his people' from their sinn,"'l a2 All
:; :it:, wiIl
=Ac ~2
was: the father of &.rub'ha-bel;d '* Ze-rub'bahel&
this actually came about for that to be f~illillcd
:
;
;
*
"'~"-~11
was the father of A.Isirud; A.bitud was the fawhich was spoken by Jehovahak through his
ther of E.lifa.kim; E.lita.lcirnrvns the father of
p r ~ p l l e t saying,
,~
" " h o k ! the virginoAwill beAr*a.;:x-J come pregnant and wiIl give birth t o n son, and
A'zor; A'zor was the father or Za'dok; Zardolr
F l ~ a s : 8 they will call h l ~
was the father of Kchim; A'chim was lllc Sannme 'Im~man'u.el',"'Pwhich
*Isn8:11)
thcr of E.li'r1c1; I6 EJi'ud was thc father of E1.emcans,
when
translated,
"With us 1s God,"'
T(n 6 31
a'znr; E1.e.afzar was the father of Mat'thm;
chit H:>I
" Then Joseph woke up from his slecpo and did
Mat'than wns the father of Jacob; Jacob tvas
as the angcl of Schovahb1(had directec?him, and
ljGp"g&~
the father of Joseph the husband3 of Mary,' z:;i$g
he took his wife llome. en But be had no relnwlto was the mother of Jesus, who is called
fions9 with her until she gave birth to a son;
;
OhZr R:ZA
'CChri~t"'.~'
~ l n dhe called his name "Jcsus".
*kit n:n
OMt a:18
17 A11 the generati~ns,~
then,from Abrahamo
After Jesus had been born in Beth7e.hemo'
$'i;:*
"Zu 2-4
until Davidp were fotirteen generations, and
of Ju-de'a in the days of Herod" the king,
TIT^ 2:7
"~"1:m look! astrologersomufrom enstem parts came to
Prom Davidp until the deportation t o Bnbylon
fourteen gencrations, and from (he deportation
:7; : ; ; : ; : 5:35 J~rusalern,~saying: "Whcre js the one born
t o B~tbylonuntil the Christ fourteen generakinf' of the Jews?3For we saw his st@ when
ohtt 27:29
- I Wm i 3 we were in t h e east-nd
tions.
we have come t o do
3Mt9:7H him obeisance."@%nt
hearing this King Herod
18 Now Jesus Christ was born this way. During the time his moth& Mary was promisedC ~~~~~i~~ hAC 17:19 W R S agi tsltcdAand all Jerusalem along with hlm,
nnd on assembling all the chief priests and
in marriage to Joseph, she wns found to be
~ 6Mfi:20 scribes0 of the people he hcgan t o inquire of
prcgnnntbyholyspirithbefoxetheywcreunit- 4Lu1:a5
~ 1 3
them where the Christe was to be bn.T h e y
ed, '"owcver,
Josepho her husband, because
OJoh -r:a said to him: "In I3nethleahcmoof 3tt.dera; for
he was righteous and did not want to make her
this is l ~ o wi t Ilns heen written through the
a public spectacle, intended to divorce'P her o rkS5:31
::.I:x
r ~ i c 5 : ~ prophet, 'You, hoivever, O Bcthtle.hem+of the
secretly.@ But after he 11ad thought these 2:; ;j;
OLUI:~
land of Ju'dah," are by no means the most inthings over, look! Jchovah'sn' angel0 appeared .<:a: -1): 16.10
1:1:3
O M t l o : ~ significant city among the governors0 of Ju'to him in a dreamru saying: "Joseph, son of
dnh; for out of you will come forth a leader"
t
David,P do not be afraid to take Mary your wifeC, , ~ !P:ZT
?i.gz%28
Ohlt 10:6
who will shepherd* my people,Vsraclml"O
homc, for that which has been begotten in her
ne 7 2 7
is by holy spirit. She will give birth to a son, ;;;;~%9
7 Then 13erodo secretlP summoned the asna!t2:lo
r'xrt10:2e trologersuD
and you must caIlo his name 'Jesus',bm Ear he' cn113:16
and cnrcfully ascertained from them
(Se.h~'vnh%~or, Ynlt'~veh's), 3a~7*14~~0-'~
; ICupiov (Lord's),
Jehomh (Yahweh), J 1 - a ~ r - u ~ ~ 1 - 3t110
4 ~Tard,
1 ~ ' 8 ;HB. b Jehovnh,
8 3
HB. Sce Foreword, pngrs 10 (undrr YL"e Diviliu Name") to 25.
,12-4,7-*"1048;
the Lord, RE. 0 Or, "magi," d Or, "we snw his stnr

i3iy

rrom thc enst." = ' O Xplarb; (the Chlqst), ~ 1 3 ;nwna (the 3 1 ~ s u i ~ ~ hmeaning
;
"tkc h n o i l l t ~ d 0110'))~J1*11110-18,
Or, "governor,)'

Sco Appendix under ;\!atthew I:?0, bylw- (Jeshlu.a; mrnning

'LJ~hovah
is N R I V U ~ ~ O U " ) , J1-i.J~ltl-la
; ' ~ ~ ( I I L B G(Jen~is), NB.

a n2 4
oMt 8 9

the time of the star's appearhg, and, when

s~ndingthem to BethFle.hem,he said: ' G o mnkc
a careful search for the young child, and when
YOU have found it reporto back to me, thnt I, wt ll:4
too, may go and do it obeisance." When they
had heard the king, they went their way, ancl,
look! the star they had seen when they were in
the easta went ahead of them, unlll it came to
a stop above where the young child was. ' " A t

DMt 1 6 3 4

JJer BX:I5
*Ge %l9

hemm and in all its districts killcd, from two

years of age and undcr, aclmrding to the t h e o
that he Ilad carefully ascertain& from the astrologe~s,"l7 Then that wns fulfilled which was
spoke11 through Jer.c.mi'nhG the prophet, saying, l a "A voice WRS hec~wlin Ra'mnh," wecping
ancl a Jot of wailing; it was Rachel' wceping
for her children, nncl &hewns ~u~willing
to take
cornlort, because they wel-c no marc."
19 When Hemd had deceased, loolr! Jehov a h ' ~ ~ angel"
''
appeared in R drcam to Joseph
in Egypt3 and said: "Get up, Inke thc young
child and ~ l mother
s
and be on your way into
t h e land of Ismel, lor those who were seeking
the soulcQof Ihc young child nre clead." 21 SQ
he got up and took the young clrilld and its
mother and entered into the lnnd of Israel.
"" But hearing thnt Ar.chc.ln'us was king of
Ju-de'a instcad of his rather Herod, Ize became
afraid to depart for tl~cre,Morcovcr, being given divine warning in a dream: he withdrew
into the territory of Gal'I.lee,o' 23 and came and
settled in a city named Nm'a.reth,dou that it
might be fulfilled what was spoken through the
prophets,'L"He will be called ' a Naz.a.i.ene'."euQ
In tl~osedays Jollnf' the Bnptjsta came
preachingo in the wilrlerness of Jude%,
'saying: REPENT,"^ for the kingdomm of the
heavens0 has drawn near.'' T h i s , in fact, is the
one spoken of through Isaiaho' thc prophet" in
these words: "'A voice of a man crying out in

the sight of the star they rejoked very much

I IFEX3 2
jndeed. And when they wcnt into thc house
*hit 1 2 0
OAc 210
they saw the young child with Mary Its mother,
and, falling down, they did ol)eisnnce to it, Thcy
also opened their treasuresQ and presented it @Mle:lg I
with gifts: goldQ and frankincense and myrrh. i::;:;li %it 625
'? Ho~vever, because they
were given divine
warning' in a dream not to return to 1-Icrod, * ~ c ~ o : a z
they withdrew to their country by anot31er
route.
13 After they had withdrawn, loolc! Jeho- nJ gi;a
oMt 2719
vah'sbu angel appeared in a dream to J o ~ c p h &,,;~iR0
RbMf: 4:15
saying: "Get up, take the young chjld and its
'Lu 2:39
nhlr 10 47
mother and flee into Egypt,'' ~ n d,slay thcre $:: ?i:!o
UJoh 1:46
r.Jer 23:5
until I give you word; for Herod Is about to
*>It 23:7
CMr 10.17
hunt the young child to destroy it." ' 9 0 he got
r 4 l r I.W
up and tmIr thz young child and its mother by
'don 1:6
-3II 4 2 7
nightS and withdrew into Egypt, '*and Ile 5McZR:31
'N.u 3:3
%Ir 6:12
stayed there until the decease of Hcmd, for
-3lt 4:s
nrY1t 5 3 4
t
t h a t t o be fulfilledb which was spoken by Jeho- o ~ s:~?
mMt 12:17
vaha through his prophet, saying, "Out of
"Job 1:23
IHO I
:I
ItMs 1:2
Egypt* I called my son."
16 Then E-Ierod," seeing he had been outwfttcd 3~ 1:s
" Or, icmagi?' b Jehopnj~~a,
J2140"1'n41"'8;
the T,oril'u, WR, a Or, "life.)'
by the astrologer^,^" fell into n great rage, and " L k 1
Ree
Appendix
under
Jlr~tthcw
2
:
20,
d Or, " B r l u ~ i - o w* Probhe sent out and had all the boy$ jn Beth'lc- O M t l t l B
iil~ly, "Nctser," this I-lcl~row word (7Y)) mmning "13mnchi', as

in Isaiah 11: 1. llnr* (Jo.lrr'ntin, tncnning "Jehovah is grw

Or, '"they had men from the enst." bJchavnb.'n, JP~~a*'4.1a*ya;
.iUUgu), ~1-14,1e-m.' I r n h (John),
~
UD. m Or, "hnmcrser; Dipper."
the Tal.d'sJ HB. c Jehovah, J7-11wm-1A;
the Lard, NU. Or, ''magi?'
f

M.A7[TIEW 3 :4--14

40
'ISn40:3

the wiIderneas, 'PREPARE*

the way of J e h ~ v a h , ~
MAKE his roads straight.' "' Now that very aMt l l : 7
John0 had his clothing of camel's hair" and a
around his loins; his food, too, Pzy:,:$
leather
was insect locusts' and wild honeyamThen Jcru- mg~;~1;7
salem and all Ju-de'a and all thc country arotrnd
the Jordan made their wny out to him, "mid
people wcre baptized0 by 11im in the dordnn' $;,3;,11
river, openly confessing ihcir sins.
7 When he caught sightn of many of the w t 9 : 3 ( 1
Pharisees" and Sadducees" cor~~ing
to the haptism he said to them: "YOU offspringn of vi- ch1112:34
* A l t 2233
2:3
pers,' who has s h o r n YOU how to fleeu fronz -111e11
AL1'3'7
the coming wrath?" So then produce fruit
that befits repentanc9;O and do not presume OAcmm
to say to yourselves, 'As a father0 we have D s f t 4 : a
Abraham,'"' For 1 say to rou that God is able :g;::;g
txi misc up children to Abrahamo from these l t r ~ 0 4 3 2
stones. loAlready the ax' is lying at the root . L U S : ~
of the Irccs; every tree, then, that does not
produce fine frrut is to bc cut clown*and thrown l~IlZl7:19
* J a l ~15:6
into the fire.' l1 I, on the one hand, baptize"
YOU with w a t e f because of YOUR repentance;' ap,cZ;38
but the one coming aft,cr me is stronger thnn
I am, whose sandale 1 am not fit to take off. AMr1:7
That one will baptizc rou people with holy OlCo 1213
spirit0 and with fire.' His winnowing shovel is *I,u 216
in his
and he will comnpletely clean up his Q"t8:3
threshing-floor, and will gather his wheat into
the storcllouseP but the chnn he
bum' up fg::,":?
with Arc that cannot be put out.*'
13 Then Jesus came from Gal'i.leemt o the "mrl:g
Jordan to John in order t o be: baptized' by him. *LU 321
l4 But the latter tried to prevent him, saying:
"I am the one needing to be baptized by you,
the Zorch, KB. b Or, "bdt?'
a Jehovah,

41
MATTHEW 3:154:9
and nre you coming to ma?" I5 In reply Jcsus
said to him: "Let it be, this time, for jn that
way it Is suitable for us ta carry out all that is
rigl~trous."~Then he quit preventing him.
'"her
being b a p t i z e d V ~ e s u s ~immcdiatcly
""1t-I:lo mme up from t h e wntcr; and, look! thc heav@I'*/.C t:1
* ~ " 1 i1 1 3
ens" 11~c1.copened up,@and he saw descending
a.l<;l 37:a
I I'C d : l a
like a clove' God's spiritw coming upon him.
" L N 4:12
x,Tcr\ll2:= l 7 Look! nlso, .there was a voice' from thc heav*GO22 2
ens that said:" "This is my Son,' the beEoved,D
,,s,:,
;;;0, 1,%? whom I !lave approve~l."~"
hl?:i 421
Then Jcsus was Icd by the spirit up inta the
Z
;MB
4 wildcmcsso to be tempted" by the DevilVu
*II<.b4:15
U a I L c:rG
? After 11e had fasted3 forty days and forty
a b E M:m
~
nights:
thcn he felt hungry, Also the Tempt1 ICI 14:H
er came and said to him: "If you are a son of
#Mtar:40 God,' tcll these stones to hecome loaves of
* In rep1y he said : "It is written, ' M e
Qhlt 7:241
r,~lt
must l i v ~ not
, ~ on bread alone, but on cvery
uttcrmce coming forth through Jehovah's4
unea:fl
mouth."""
Then the Dcvll tool< him along in.lob 434
Obrte:33
to the holy city: and he stationed him upon
OLTt 21:12 the lsattlement of the templeD%and said to him:
"If yo~tnre a son of God, hurl yourself down;
aJ:a for it is written, 'He will give his nngetso a
charge concerning you, and they will carry you
on their hnnds that you may never strjlce your
ol:ll foot ngalnst a stonc.""
Vesus said to him:
Ps 91:12
"Again it is rvritten, 'You must not put Jehoyour God to the t e ~ t . " ' ~ Again the
;z;g;p vahb
Dcvfl took him along to an unusuaIly high
'2i!:!%n.Ur 14:9 mountain: and shotvcd him all the kingdomso
and their
and hc s ~ i d
c a l l lc:n of t h ~
.nrr ir;:zs to hirn. "All these things I will give you if you

"zEiFv

~~~~:~~~

2:
&; ;

Jehovah's,

J'-n+7.~P~1d~ls.X~~Zo;
the

~ o V a ~ l J, Z - I A , I U . ~ B 30;

Lord's,
Uod's, HB. b Jotho h r d , KB.* ~ V O I ~ ~ ~ = U ~ (lioa'a~os),
WOS
NB.

MATTI-TEW 4:10-21

42

43

kill down and do an act 04 worship to n~e.''~I OJoh lEZ1

'"en
Jcsus said to him; "Go nwny, Satan? 3Mt 16::n
For It Is written, 'It is , J e l ~ o v n h l ~ o uGod
r you
must worship,' and it is to him alone* you ;Et;S
must rcnder sacred sewjce.""
"Then the =Jos" , l : ~
A:?
Devil* leT1, him, a d , look! angeIs0 came and be- a.1aS
Heb 1 3 4
gan Co rni~~isler
to him.
12 Now when he heard thnt John had been
a~rcstccl,~
he re.tired into Gal'lblcc. "I Further, 2: !:i
after leaving Naz"a.reth, he cnme nnd took up LU 3:20
residcncc in Ca.per'na.um3 beside thc sea in ;F;:!gJ
Eltci rFIstricts of Zeb'u-lun and Naph'la.Ii,o
that OJLCSI U~2~.: ~I 7
it might E3c fulfilled what was spoken through
Isninh Tile prophet; saying, "0 lnnd of Zcb'- 3Mtalfl
u.lun ond lnnd of Naph'ta-li, along the road of
the sen, on the other side of the Jordnn, Gal'i1
Ice0' of the nations! l6 the peoplc sitting in darlr- &;:4":,I:
W23
n e s P saw a great light,' ancl as. for those sit- SAIL
DI.,il
LI:r2
ting in R region of the shadow of dcntho light*
;;+?;;t l ; ' ;:
roil l : n
dawned' upon them." l 7 From t,hhat time on *Is&
0:F7
Jcsus commcnced preachin@ and saylng: "RE- o h I ~II:.~
3 1 r 1:s
PENT," for t l ~ eI&gdom4 of the heavens has t- . h ~ 10
i 7
1
drawn near."
18 Wnlking alongside the seae of G~l'i.lcehe :$;!%
saw two brothers, Simon0who 113 called "Peter"' - J n h 1 : ~ I
and Atldrew0 his brother, letting down a fishing- OMrl:29
1
net into the sea, for they were fishers. la And
hc said to them: "Come afier me, and I will
$:lo
makc rou fishers of men,'" mu At once abandoning the nets," they followed him. "'Going on -MrlO:m
LU 1 s : ~ ~
also f ~ o mthere he saw two others* who were "M'' 1 : ~
brothers, Jamese the son of Zcbtemdee'and :$',*:;&
JohnQ h h brother, in the boat wilh Zeb'e.dee 2hlr10:s
their father? repairing their nets, and he called 0-Mt5:le

11

Johuvah,

J1-*l?-k4*fa-la+';

tlze Lord, HB.

MA'PI'HEW 4 :2 2 - 4 :21

them. " At once leaving the boaP and their

father, t h ~ yfollowed him.
uMt9:35
23 Thcn he went aroundn throughout ,the
a>Tr r:39
@All2 3 : ~ whole of Gal'i,lCe: teaching i
n their synagoguessQ
Itu 4:44
and preaching the good news of the kin~clornand
?Efi?&curingD evcry kind of disease' and every kind of
infirmity nmong the people. And tllc report
m . 4 ~1241 about him went out into all aF
and they
*Mr6:55
brought hhn ~111 the ailing ones" nfflictcd with
various diseases and severe complalnt~,demonpossessed'
nnd lunatic" and paralyzed" persons,
6
an%ll
1735 m d
he cured them. 25 Conscqumtly great
'""7
crowds follo~vcd him from Ga1'i.l~~'and Deyhy4 cap'o.lisn" tind JcrusaIeme a.nd Ju.de'ao m d
"1.u "17
from the othrr side of t h e Jordan.
When he saw the crowds h e went up into
hMEISm
the mo~mtain;~
and after he sat down his
disciples came to him; "and he opened his
mouth nnd began teaching them, saying :
OM+ 16:li
3 "IIappym are those who are conscious of
6:JO
+Isa 57:15 their spiritunl" need," s h e the kingdom0 of
Q ~ S I ~1:l
the heavens belorlgs to them.' Happy are those
;?r":%5 who mourn," since they will k comfort&
are the mild-tempered' ones, sincc they
2 ~ "19:29
, t ~ ! l Happy
~
crsn 5 5 2 will inherit? the earth,* Happy are those hun@nri 1 x 3 gerinp and thirstingo for righleousncss? since
OMt 6:33
A I V I ~ : ~ they
~
will be fillcd. Happy are the merciful,"
J a s 2:18
Hrlppy are
esrt D:13 since thcy wiIl be shown
cFrlen
the pure0 In heart: since tbcy will see God.
4Pa 2-1:4
~a
7x1
*Happy are the peaceable,' since thcy will be
'l'lt 3 :I5
+pr1 k 7
calIed 'sonsm of God'. l o Happy are tl~asewho
r ~ r4%
13:ZJ
: ~ have bcen perscculed~"for rjgIzteousncss'ssake,
"i's "l&
since the lciilgdom of the hcavcns bcIongs to
11 Ps 69.9
1Fe 4114 them. 'q-rappy are YOU when people rcplwach"
a Or, T h e ( L e n g e of) Ten CitimN b Or, ''those WIIO PM brggars
OMt8:24

for tho spirit."'

MATTHEW 5:22-29
MATI?-IEW 5 :-21
44
45
'Le24:17 whoever commits a murdcrwwill be accountable
YOU and pererecute you and Iylngly say every
179 to the court of justice.'" 3g However, X say to
kind of wicked thing against you for my salre. ., ,:,,
IZ Rejoice and leap for joy,' since YOUR rewards' 6:;
~P ~I J$O1~, :5~YOU
j ~~ that everyone who continucs nngryc" ~16th
his
broth& will illbe accormtable~to the court of
is great in the heavens; for in that way they
justice; but whwver addresses his brother with
persecuted the prophet9 prior to YOU* YOUn.fnSRIO
*" 18:3
an m~nspeaI<ablc
word of eantcmpt~'will be acare the salte of the earth; but if the salte loscs ?F",F,?im:OI
O"t"40
countable
to
the
Supreme C o ~ r t ; ~ ' Owhcreas
its strength, how will its saltness he restored?
' ~ ~ be
zF:g;,17 whoever says, 'You clcspicablc I ~ o l ! will
It is no longer good for anything but to be
+Lu1k3s
lablc"
ta
the
flcry
Gc.hcrr'nn,'!""
xb
LIP,
then,
you
gazlfl 23:10
2
thrown outside' to be trampled on by men.
are
bringing
your
gift
t
o
the
altar*
and
you
You are the IightDBof the zvorld." A city can- $::?$
'hit 23:19
'Jn'lR:Ja
~ 1 r 1 1 :there
~
rcmcmbcr that your brol:herq has somenot be hid when situated upon a mountain, nivt
~J:I
t1:lling against you, *' leave your gift t h c r ~in
lTeople light a lampo and set it, not under the I!Mr ,,.21
front
of thc altar, and go nrvny; lil-st rn~Iteyour
measuring basket,# but upon the lamps tand P' Z':;;
peace wit11 your brothcr, mcl thcn, when you
and it shines upon all those in the houss. la Ljlte"jT1 2s
have come ~ C L C I C off
, es UP yo~iigift.*
about
wise let YOUR IjgW shine before mankind, that ";[:;$,
@Lu1:i:t+1
settling matters qui41yb willr the one cornthey mFty see YOUR right worksGAand give ,,,,,
I
pIaining against you at law, while you are with
gloryF t o YOUR FatheF who is in the heavens. !1;y$;]12
him on thc way there, that somehow the com17 "'Do not think I came t o destroy the Lawm+yf;I;l;,l!
plainant* may not t u r n you over to the judge,@
2;U2:B,;
or thc Prophets. I came, not to destroy, but to
and the judge to the court attendant, and you
In
for truly I say to YOU tlmt sooner "I;:
0hT'rt14:3 get thrown into pris0n.O 2 u I sny to you for a
would heaven" and earth3' pass away t l ~ n nfar
fact, You will ccrtninIy not come out from
thc smallest letter or one particle of a letter ,,j2;:%17
there until you have paid over the last coin
to pass away from the Law by any means and
1
* b f t l s : a of very little value.$'
'"n55:11
not all things take place.' Whoever, ihcrcI
27 "You h e a d that 3t was said, 'You must
fore,Irrc;alrs7one of these least commandments"p7':i<;:
0h1"3333
not
commit adulte~*y~'"'But 1 say to you that
and tcaches mankind to that effect, he will bc
=Ex20:14
DP 5:lx
everyone
that kccps on 1001cing a t a womanAso
ca13ed 'least* in relation" to the Iringdorn of the "Mt2l:qs
*Job 3t:l
CKO 7.5
as to have a passiotlo lor hcr has already comheavens, As for anyone who does them ntlcl
'2mZ~f4 mitted adultery* with her in his hearta PT,
tcaches30 them, this one will bc called "great' ~ ~ ' ; ~ ~I ! ~ oZSn
o 113
'hLE1l:fl
"h*t5:38
now, that right eyeU of yours is making you
in relntion* t o the kingdom of the heavens.
Oh1t11:6 stumble? tear it out and throw it away from
8u For I say to YOU that if YOUR ~ighteousness"2ny:2D
I docs not abound more than that or the scribesmOMt7:"'
Literally, "whaever sny~ to hi# l)rnthc~', 'Ru.ca'.'" b Or, "the
~ n Pharisees,
d
YOU will by no means enter" into 'yL;:;j
Ran'he.rlrin."
r i a v v u (Ua.Iicn51n), HH ; P3il'J (Grr'Cfldn.no~a',
thc lringdom of the heavens.
#GO 9:8
or, V1111q of Hin'no~u), J 1-144
'rllc i ~ i c i n c r n t o for
~
refuse
21 "You heard that it was said to those of ~
outside
of
Scc Appendix untlrr 31tltlhew 6:2'2. Liter~
~
1
~ Je~usalem.
3
ally, 'the k t quadmas (R Itolu~trrcoiu)
ancient times, 'You must not murder;Og but bhZLm:l@
I

:;:;

,,.,

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ~ ~ ,
I

."

MAlTHEW 5 :30-39
46
47
MA'lTHEW 5:40-6:3
AMtlS:p
you.' For it is more beneficial to you for one
also to him. '"nd
if a person wants to go to
0hl.t m:17 court0 with you and get possession of your unof your members to be lost to you than for
your whole body" to be pitcIledb into Ge-hen'- ~ ~ t , ~ ~ j dcrgarrnent,
let your outer garment also go to
~
u"ofi:7
nanaO" Also if your right hand is rnnking you OMt10:28
him;-' a1 and if someone under authority im'Mr1":21 presses you Into serviccmfor a mile, go with
strimMe, cut it off and throw it away from you.' 'Co13:5
I?br I t is more beneficial for one of your mcmhim two rniI~s,"Pivc to the one asking you,
bers to be lost to you than for your whole body
and do not turn w a y from one that wants to
to land in Ge.hen'na.a
borrow from you without interest.
43 "You hcnrd that j t was said: 'You must
31 "Moreover it was said, WWhver divorcloveQyour neighbor" and hate0 your enemy.'co
39:n
$%y
esm his wife, let him give her a certificate of shtt
h l r 10:Z
divorce,'"az However, I sny to YOU that every- . u c a d : l
;: 44 However, I say to YOU: Contin~leto love+
c y l f 4:
YOUIZ enemies and to p m p for those persecutone divorcing his wife except on account of for< I.,\ :!'im.i
I
: ing YOU;
that YOU may prove yaurselves sons
nicatlonO makes her a subject far a d u l t e r y ~ "
t ~ h 7c IiO
# l : r a ~ s t of YOUR Fa%her*rvho
is in theheavens,sincehe
seeing that wl~oevermarries a divorced woman ";'
:zipW
O n r t 1 3 : ~ makes his suna rise upon wicked peopIe and
commits adultery,
" " t ~ goodQand rnalces it raind upon rigllteous people
33 "Again you heard that it rvas sald to those
Chit 7 : n
I
:
and unrighteous,*"For if YOU love those lovof ancient times, 'You must not swear' without 'k,\:ia
ing
YOU, what rewardo do YOU have?' are not
?k:":iia
performing, but you must pay your vows to uDe23:21
1's =:I-1
also
the taX" collectors doing the same thjng?
JehovaI~.'~"
w'However, I say to YOU: Do not
nMt i 2 : a +'
Ancl
if POW greet YOUR brotherso only, what
swearAat all, neither by heaven: bccause it is mi
o ~ti:lo
1 t9 : ~ ~
extigaaordinary
thing are YOU doing? Are not
God's
" nor by earth, because it is;;;;
also
the
people
of the nntions doing the same
+
i
~
ti6:l
a
the footstooP* of his feet; nor by Jerusalem,
o ~ t l a m thing?
YOUmust accorclingly be complete,R"
because jt is the citp of the great KingBo Nor m 4",&
~ 2
as YOUR heavenly Father is complete,aO
by your heada must you swear, because you uMt6:17
D;;zf,:;;4
Ijo 18:13
"Take good care not to practice YOUR rightcannot t t ~ mone hair white or black. Y T J u s t Ict
71" 1:IG
A b I l 5 2rl
eou.snmsAin front of men in order to he 033YOUR word Ye$ mean Yes, YOUR No, NO;"for - J S S ~ ~ S ~ P
hlt a3:5
served by them; othenvfse YOU will have no rewhat is in excess of these is from the wicked
O M r a:41
wardd with YOUR Father who is in the heavens,
O ~ A U Z I : ~"Ience
~
when you start making giftsa af
eMt929
38 "You heard that it was said, 'Eyea for eye EX 21%
Q I C13~:s rnercy,"~ not blow a trumpet ahead of you,
and tooth for tooth.'" However, I say to you : &!;;
O M P ~ S : I R just as the hypocrites3 do in thc synagogues
Do not resist him that is wic1red;"ut
whoever vr24:2!Y
and In the streets, t h a t they may be glorifld
slaps you on your right cheek," turn the other :b;1",3~
by men. Truly I say to You, They nre having
+ ~ t a 5 : 3 7 their reward in full." "But you, when rnalcing
arCevva (Ue.henPnu), KB; 03111A (Ge'i-Rirnonom', or, Valley of
Hin'notn), J1-14~1C-L~.
The in~incrtltnrfor rcfuse outside of Jerugifts of mercy, do not Pet your left hand know
salctn. Pcc Appcndix under hlnttliew 5 :22, Jcbovah, 5'~g~T-1*~'6-1u;
the Lord, nB, Or, "from what i s wicked." d Or, "what i s wicked."
Or, "perfect."

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[as

'MLmls
sad-faced like the hypocritcg,' for they diswhat your right is doing,' * thnt your gifts of mmla:s
mercy may be in secret; then yyour Fnthcr who
f gurc their faces that they may npppnr to mcn
"rnSR5
=ML1 ~ 4 2
is loolting on in secret will rcpay you."
to he fasting.# Truly I: say to YOU, Thcy are
I
having their reward in fulI. l 7 But you, when
5 "Also when you pray," YOU must not be as ohft6:9
the hypocrites; because they like t o pray stnndfasting, oil your headn and ~vnshyour face,'
!$\u;i;J,
1:c !l:H
l a that you may appear l o bo fiating, not t o
ingHin the synagogues' and on the corners ofs;;;;;;;;
""a"':
the broad ways to be visible to men." Truly I XU 1 8 : ~
men, but to your Fatl~crwho is in secrecy;"
say to YOU, They are having their reward in
then your Father who is loolring on in sccrecy
full. a You, however, w h ~ nyou pray, go into
will rcpay you.
1
your private mom" m d , after shutting your A:sFg3g
J 9 "Stop storing up for yourselves treasurcso"
nAIL 1:j":~
Y ::: 1 6 upon the earth, where moth md rust consume,
door, prny to your Fathcr rvho is In secret;
Jnr
and wherc thieves break in and steal, Rnthcr,
then your Father who looks on in sccrct will
repay you, But when
do not say D I s a l : 1 5
up for yourselves lrcnsurcs in heaven,+
i!$i store
( 1 :
t h e same things over and over ngnin,r* just as 'z:$i8ii6
where
neither moth nor rust consumc,' and
177 G : l 9
411*c 1 .I
wlrhere thieves do not break in and slcnl. 81 For
the people of the nations do, for they imagine
0Mt 11:m ~vhcrcyour treasure is, there your hcarto will
they will get a hearing for their use of many
s M t 1%22
words. A SO, do not make yo~rrsclvcslike them,
also**
for God YOUR Fathcs knows !vIlnt things you
22"TheImpofthebodyTstheeye."IP,then,
g 8 your eye is sincere,%your whole body will be
WLUm.3
are needingWbefore ever YOU ask him.
9 "You must prayJDthen, this wny:"
bright; 2%ut if your eye is bad,'jb your whole
mXLU~ 11:2
2 t ~ ~ 2 *Mta?:!a
MT T , Z L
" 'Our FatheTO in the heavens, Ict your O M C~ 2 1
bocly will be dark. If jn reality thc light that
nameo be sanctified.d' 10Let your l~ingdomO
is in you is darkness: haw p e a t that darlrness
;;:;:;
come. Let your will' come t o p a s , as in hcav" No one can be a slave to Zwo rnasters;O
OMt 9 : ; ~ '!SI
:~9j;7
on," also upon earth? " Give trs loday o w ext
21:11
~ n ~ m : ifor
o either he will hateQthe one nnd love the
1G:19
r1Ck11~13other; or he mlI stick to thc one nnd despise
b ~ c a dfor
~ ~this day; l a nnd forgivc us our 3 P$1. I tt 7:Y
debts? as we also have forgiven our debtors." iE:"s:&
tllc other. You cannot be slaves to God0 and to
;I!; $,:;
l U n d do not bring us into tcmptntion,+ but " ; ~ ~ ~ ~ LU; ~ t~r : ! ) ~ Riches.ch
OT,u 12:+
dclivcr"" us from the wicked one.'u*
ac01 I ,13
I
I :
25 "On this account I say to You: Stop being
? > I 1 2G.41
rnfilt 1 0 : 3
14 "For if you forgive7 men thair tlmeapasses,
t will
[ > a i lY u: Irn anxious0 about YOUR S O U ~ S ~ % Sto w h ~ YOU
o~ ; ; ; :
*l'q *&:2'!
YOUR llcavenlp Father lvill also forgive YOU;^
+ I J 5:19
~
e~11:or what YOU mill d~*inlc: or about YOUR
I , ;
t~thercasif YOU do not forgive men their tresbarlies as to what YOU will wvecrr: Docs not the
:!?:rJ:.5
passes: neither will YOUR Father forgive YOUR our m2i;
muuln mean more than food and thc M y than
";t;,:;::$l
trcspasscs.
1 . 1~:::~ 1 cIotIrfng? PWbseserve intently the birclsm of
oh[ t R:dO
16 'When YOU are fasting: stop becoming ~ m s : r 4
n Or, "oiiilple; nll nns wayn in focus; gmornu~." ~ O F "wiclred;
,
n Or, "do not hahhlc words"; "da nut uttnr rnipty repetitions.''
r*rlviou~.~'0 010, ' c 3 h ~ ~ ~ ~ m od nOr,
. " L'livcs,L' Sco Appel~dix under
Or, "lhcscue." 01,'Ifrum what i d wi~licd,''d Of, "held sacred."
nlutlflew 2 : 20. a Or, "life!'
~

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MATTHEW 6:27--7:5
50
heaven, because they do not sotip seed or reap oMr4:3
or gather into storehouses; still YOUR heavenly
Fathcr feedsg them. Are YOU not worth more 9 M t z k T r
than they are? "" Who of YOU by k i n g anxious
can add one cubit to his life span?' Also on #m39:5
the matter of clothing, why are you nnxious?
Take a. lesson from the UliesVof the field, how lrLu X2:n
thcy are growing; they do not toil nor do thcy
:3i
spin, 2n hut I say to row that not even SolomonL" "Im Al lll<1110:L
l
in all his glory was arrayed as one or these.
"" If, now, God thrrs clothes the vcgcl:nliono of qtuxa:rn
the field which is here today and tomorrow js
t h m n into t h e oven, will he not much rathcr
clothc YOU, YOU with little h i t h P " So never
:;yi
10:<lt
bc anxious" and say: 'What are we to eat?' or, nl-u
I,u 12~3
'FVI'1at are we to driink?hor, '1W~atnm! we to
put on?' 3 V 5 r all these arc the things the nntionso are eagerly pursuing. For ~ o u a
hcavcnly l"ttZ:r8
Father lcnows YOU need all these ihingsmb Keep OLU 1224
on, then, seeking first the kingdom" and his oM17:21
right~ousness,O'and all these other lhings will
be added to YOU.@ :So, never be anxious about ";:$
' ;$:
the next day," for the next day ~vjllhave its ,;,;~;r,:p;
own anxieties. Sufficient for each day js its
01~1

nPr 1:33

zt;:;

51
MATTHEW 7:6-17
you will sm clcarIy how to cxtratt the straw

nMt 11:13

*lie 1.310

(.:a 514

evil."
"Stop judging,' that YOU may not be '&,S;F
fudged;" for with what jwdgmcntOYOU nre
:;;g
judging, Y o u aviII be judgcd,'hand with thc rlhlr 4:24
"U":''8
measure that aou are measuring out they will
measure out to YOU.* "Why, then, do you look AMtle:aa
at tlw straw in your brother's eye, but do not
Wr how b L ~ 8 : 4 1
consider the rafter in your otvn
can you say to y o ~ wbrother: 'Allow me to extract the straw from your eye'; when, look! a
! ~ $fig&
rafter is in your own eye?' H ~ r i t e firs1
extract the rafter from your own eye, and then

1 T 1 1:s
rlI,u 1324
Joh 10:s
'-'Job 17:l:

from your brother's eye.

6 "Do not give' what Is holy to dogs? neither throw rom pearls &before svlne, that they
may never tram~le*
them under their feet and
hwn wa~rndand rip Yorr opcn.
7 "Keep on nslrlt~~g,''
nntl it wiI1 he given you;
keep on sccking, nnd YOU will find; keep on
knoclringk i111d it ~ v i l lbe opened to YOU. " For
everyone asl<ingbreceives, ~ n d
cvcryone scelring finds, and to everyo~leknocking it will be
opened. l'Inclced, who is thc man among Tor!
whom his son' asks for brcaa-'-he will not
hand him a stenc, will hc? '"Or, perhaps, he
will ask for a fish-he will not hand him a serpent, will he? Tl~erclorc,if YOU, although being wicked,* know how to give goodo gifts to
mm childrenl how much more ao will Youn
Father who is in the hcnvcns give good things"
to those asking him? I YAll things, therefore,
that YOU want men to do to YOU: YOU also
must lilcewisc do to them; this, in fact, is what
the La@ and the Propllets mean.'
13 "Go in through t h e narrow gatqa because
broad and spacious is the road leading off into
destructi~n,~
and many nre ZIle ones going in
through it; 14whereas narrow is the gate and
cramped tIre road leading off into life, and f e t ~
are the ones flnding It."
15 "'Be on the watch for the falseQprophetso
that come to YOU jn sheep'sQcovering,' but inside they are ravcnous w o l v c ~ , IU~ B y their
fruits YOU will ~~ecognize'
them. Never do people gather grapes from Ihorns or figs0 from
thistles, do they?'mXilcewise every g o d tree
produces fine fruit: but cvery rotten tree pro-

MATTHEW 7 :13-29
52
i
duces bad fruit;' Is a good tree cannot bear bad "FA 2;z3
fruit, neither can a rotten tree produce fine
fruit. Every tree not producing fine fruit gets
rimrt 10.8
RIr 2 4 0
cut down and thrown into the fire." '"eally,
Lu552
then, by their fruits YOU tvill recognize those
men. Not everyone saying to me, 'Master,
OMt 15:2
8:11
Master,'" will enter into the kingdom0 of the %It
*hTr k41
-r.ntt 21:29
heavens, but the one doingAthe will of my Fa- y$q?1:;;2
ther who is in the heavens wi1l.O " Many will OIJO 2:17 ' nNt 9:30
Lu 5-14
say to me in that day:m"Master, Rlaster,"' d:d
ALe 13:49
Lu
17:11
we not pl-ophesyOin y o ~ wname,' and expel de- zki:::;13
OLe 14.4
=.art
9:33
mhTt.
23:2
rnonsOin your name, and perform many powerZul works1>in your name?'= 23 And yet then 1
*Lu 7:1
will confess to them: I never knew YOU at all." '~~~~~~
OMt 27:54
QMr 5:22
Get away from me, You worlrers" of lawIess- 7rs6:S

~~~~~~
$$z:

filT123:28
'2 rl 2.19
I J o 3:4

k-ie~s.~*

24 "Tlierefore everyone that hears these sayings of mine and does them will be likened to
a discreet
who built his house upon the zMts*aD
rock-mass.D' 2 W n d the rainc poured dawn and
:9;38
the floods came and the winds blew and lashed '&?$;
against that house, but it did not cave in, for it
had been founded upon the rock-mass. e V ~ r thermore, everyone hearing these sayings of
mine and not doin$ them will be lilrened to a "J""1:aZ
foolish man, who ljuiIt his house upon the sand.
I
And the rain poured down and the floods
came and the winds blew and struck against
I
that houseo and it caved in, and its collapse a E ~ e l 3 : u
+Lu 6:49
was great."*
28 NOW w%en Jesus finished these sayings,
shIt
the effect was that the crowds were astounded3 M, 1:22
at his way of teaching;@20 for he was teaching
;i3&
them as a person having authority," and not as - J O ~ T : ~ G
OM^ 15:l
I
their scribes.O

'

.:

Or, "Lord, Lord."

Or, "many miracles.''

After he had come down from the mountain

great crowds
him.
look!
8
leprous man* came up
doing obei-

followed
"nd,
a
and began
sance to him, saying: "hIaster,a if you just
want to, you can make me clean." And so,
stretching out his hand: he touched him, saying: "'I want to. Be made clean."* And immediately his leprosy was cleansed away. Then
Jesus said to him: "See that you tell no one,'
but go, show yourself to the priest," and offer
the giftBthat Mosese appointed for the purpose
of a witness to them'"
5 When he entered into Ca.per'na.um+ an
armf oflcerbg came to him, entreating him
"and saying: "Sir,c my manservant is laid up
OMt 9:2
in the house with paralysis: being terribly
amicted." He said to him: "'When I get there
I will cure him."
reply the army officerb
said: sir,^ I am not a fit mail for you to enter
OMr 4 : f l
under my roof, but just say the wordm and my
@Ps 107:20
OMr 5.29
manservant will be healed.' For I, too, am a
oMt 9:6
man placed under authority? having soldiers
under me, and I say to this one, 'Be on your
Y A10:7
~
way!'" and he is on his way, and to another,
'Come!' and he comes, and to my slave, 'Do
this!' and he does it." l o Hearing that, Jesus hecame amazed and said to those follorving him:
*Mt 15%
L u 7:9
"I tell you the truth, With no one in Israel have
*Isa 49:12
Isa 5929 I found so great a faith.* l1 But I telI YOU that
U P S 307:3
h ~ a 1 1 : l l many from eastern parts and western" will
Lu 13:28
onlt o:1o come and recline at the table0 with Abraham
onlt 11:11 'and IsaaeP and Jacob in the kingdom' of the
I I M ~22:32
.
mlt 13:313
heaven^;^ j 2 whereas the sons3 of the kingdomA
A.Mt 13:42
will be thrown into the darkness outside. There
Or, "Lord." b Or,"centurion"; in co~uroando f a hunhed soldicre.
Or, %aster; Lord."

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55

51

MATTHEW 8:26-9:2

is where their weeping and the gnashing of

their teeth will
I T h e n Jesus said to the vE;E;:
army ~ f f i c e r :"Go.
~ Just as it has been your ;k j~i;!
faith, so let it come to pass for you."' And the . A I ~15:28
tu 7 3 0
manservant was healed in that hour.
J o l ~4.50
14 On coming into Peter'sm house Jesus saw 2F:,",";,73
his mother-in-law lying down and sidc with
fever." " So he touched her hand,* and the EBIF
'MT1:30
5:41
fever left her, and she got up and began minis- Ac3:'J
tering to him.* l R But after it became e ~ e n i n g "LU
, ~ 4:39
3Mts:28
people brought him many demon-possessedo
persons; and he expelled t h e spirits" with a @M.rl4:38
word, and he curedo all who were ailing; that gMklo:X
it might be fdfilled what was spoken through
Isaiah the prophet, saying, "He himself took
Usa 53:4
our sicknesses and carried our disease^."^
5011 1:29
IS When Jesus saw a crowd around him he
gave the command to shove off for the other ahlr4:75
sideadloAnd a certain scribe came up and said
to him: "Teacher: I will follow0 you wherever OM^ 14:13
you are about to go."O 20 But Jesus said to him: O L U Q : ~ ~
~t : 4
"Foxes have dens and birdso of heaven have o ~9.58
roosts,' but the Son of manc3 has nowhere to c+Lu
~ t19:s
:
lay down his head."""
Then another of the ;g;i;g3Q
disciples said to him: "Master,d permit me Arst
t o leave and bury my father."O '"esus said to 3Mt10:35
him: "Keep following me, and let the deadQ3Mt22.31
~ L 8:60
U
bury their dead.""
Ro 6.13
436
23 And when he got aboard a boat,# his disciples followed him. 24 Now, look! a great agitation arose in the sea, so that the boat0 was be- y;; ;
ing covered by the waves; he, however, was E U & : Z ~
C M t 0:24
sleepiPlg."* *%d they came and wokea him up, ,
,
, r 4:38

saying: " M a ~ t e r ,save

~
us, we are about to
perish!" 2F Eut he said to them: "Why are YOU
"Mt
faintheated, YOU with little faith?"' Then, get3~~ 6 5 : ~ ting up, he rebuked the winds and the sea, and
Lg y& a great calm set innoy r So the men became
amazed and said: "What kind of person is this,'
,
=:15 that evenb the winds and the sea" obey him?"
28 When he got to the other side, into the
~ M 5:2
T
comitry
of the Gad.a.renes',c there met him two
L u 3:26,
n h ~ it a : t ~ demon-pussessed" men* c o m i n g o u t f r o m
o m 2 7 : s ~ amongd t h e memorial" tombs, unusually fierce,
so that nobody had the courage to pass by on
that road. 2 V n d , look! they screamed, saying:
KLU 4:34
"'What have we to do with youyeSon of God?'
I , 4:41
~
come here to torment0 us" before the
~ ~ s ~ , ~Did
" y you
'
right
A long way off from them a
herd of many swine was at pasture. s1 So the
demons began to entreat him, saying: "If you
expel us, send us fort11 into the herd of swine."
9ZAccordinglyhe said to them: "Go!" They
came out and went off into the stvine; and,
Iook! the entire herd rushed over the precipice
'"'593
into t h e sea and died in the waters.* But the
Lu 8 3 3
9:35
herders fled and, going into the city: they related everything, including the affairs of the
demon-possessed men. sa And, look! all the city
turned out to meet Jesus, and after having seen
him they earnestly urged him to move out from
't.'.Vt 13:2; their district^.^
So, boarding the boat: he proceeded across
n ~ 4:13
t
and went into his own city,' zAndl look!
IMM
2:3
~
they were bringing him a paralyzed0 man lying

Or, "centurion"; in command of w hundred soldi.ers. b That is,

after the sabbath day.-LIxr*k 11: 21-32;Lulre 4 : 31-40, C Literally,
"the Son of the man," d Or, "Lord." Or, "grinding; olenching."

Or, "Lord." b Or, "also." CnIled "the country o f the Ger'arwr~cs", at Mark 5 : 1; Luke 8: 26, d Or, "coming out of." e See
L l ~ eAppendix under Jlatthew 8 : 29.

Q~

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OLU 5:18

on a bed.O On seeing their faith Jesus said to

57
MATTHEW 9:16-25
56
fricnds of the brldegroorna have no reason to
the paralytic: "Take courage, child; your sins
are f o r g i ~ e n . " ~SAnd, look! certain of the :2;;31
+!.&f$39 inoilrn as long as the bridegroom' is with them,
do lhcy? I3ut days will come when the bridescribes said to themselves: "This fellow is blas@Mt Zfl:2
jiroonl will be taken a w a y from them, and
pheming."'"'
Then Jesus, k n o w i n g their ZG: $
I,U
17.22
;;!
2 : ~ then they will fast.' l o Nobody s e w a patch of
thoughts; said: "Why are YOU thinking wicked .ML Ix:Lj
L U :>:A5
u~shrunl;cloth upon an old garment; for its
things in YOUR hearts?" For instance, which ";;",:lA
11111 strength would pull from the garment and
Is easier, to say, Your sins are forgiven, or t o
*Mr2:2l
say, Get up ancl rvaIk? " 1301'c~ever,in order for
ol$4
r$'y tllc tcnr would becon~c worse." ITNeither do
r I ~ . L %ppeplc put ncw winen into old wineskins; but if
.;ov to know that t h e Son of man has authorI llcy do, tben the wineskins burst and the {vine
ity on earth to forgive sins-'"
then he said 2:; ?;?
*Mrz:m spills out nnd the wineskins are ruined.' But
to the paralytic: "Get up, pick up your bcd, Lu
LU 5 3 7
people put new wine into new rvjneskins, and
and go to your home."o And he got up and nJ0hk:8
nJ~b
sz:ln hoth things are preselvcd."'"
went off to his home. At the sight of this the
' 18 Whilc hc wvas telling them these things,
crowds were sku& with fear and they glarifid
r2:,2
BMrs.22
loolr! a certain rulcr" who had approached beLU8:?n
God" who gave such authority0 to men.
OJoh 17:2
m ~ r l 5 : l n gan to do obeisanceVto hirn,O saying: "'By now
eLu a:4t
9 Next, while passing dong from there, Jemy daughter must be dead; but come and lay
s t caught
~
sight of a man named" Matthe+ $ $ ~ ~ o ~ +~ ~10:13
t
your hand' upon her and she will come to life."
LU
4
4
U
seated at the tax office, and he said to him: "Be
AC li:u
'Mra:14
19 Then Jcsus, getting up, started to follow
my foDower."' Thereupon he did rise up and
11fm;
also hils dlscIpIes did. Y u And look! a woman
follow him. lo Later, while he was reclining at rnLu 5540
suffcril~fi
twelve years Prom a flow of bloaclm
the tablea in the house," loolr! many other taxa ~
g;y;~ja catne
~
~ m
(
7
up~ behind
and touched the fsingeb of his
0M1'z17
call~ctorsand sinnersDcame and began reclinouter
garment;*
for shc kept saying to her"k;?$,"U
ing with Jesus and his disciples. l1 But on seeing
Mr 6:mi self: "'If I only touch h!s outer garment I shall
this the Pharisees began to say t o his disciples:
. L U R : ~ ~ get well."cL "Jesus turned around and, na"Why is it that YOUR teacher" eats with tax col- 'yi $
!:
ticinfi her, said: "Take courage, daughter; your
lectors and sinaers?"* Hearing them, he said: "ki $7"
fail.11
hns made you well."d" And fmm that hour
*y;
:LU; ;?;~ ? : I I I '
"Persons in health do not need a physician,' *&j',yf:
the
woman
hecame we1l.c
~ ~ 2 23
5 When, now, he came into the ruler'sc
but the dimg do. laGo, then, and learnQwhat 0h4r13:s
thiS means, 'I want mercy: md not sacrifice.'3nzg: ?;% I
housec and caught sight of t h e flute-players and
8:s the crowd in noisy confusion," 24 Jesus began to
Acco~.dingly,I came to call, not r i g h t e o u ~peo~ 2iL1::1;$
I \a 6.1
say: " h a v e t h c place, for the little girl did
ple, but sinners."
311 1":7
not
but she Is ~IecpIrng."~~
At this they be"htt
1
"
~
14Then John's disciple$ came to him and
;JM,,y;4$ gan die,
to
laugh
at
him
scornfully.
's As soon as the
"Lu
le:ll
asked: "Why is it that we and the Pharisees"
practice fasting but your disciples do not
Litrrnlly, "Tl~t. Eons of tila bridcclin~nber"; that is, wedding
KIIcllta. Ib or, ' ' ~ o P ~ u Itn8sd."'
~;
a Or, "saved." Or, "has saved you."
fast?'"
At this Jesus said to them: "The OMrLU 8I9:33
'

MATTHEW 9 :3--15

MATTEEW 9 :26-38
58
crowd had been sent outside, he went in and
took hold of her hand, and the Qttle girl got
up.' Of course, the talk about this spread out
into all that 1.eg5~n.
27 As Jesus lvas passing along from there,
two blind men" follom~edhim, crying out con- Q~t20:.l0
mx+
tinrtally the words: "Have mercy* on us, Son
12:s
of David.'lo After he had gone into the house,
the blind men came to him, and Jesus asltcd
them: "Do YOU have faith' that I can do Ihis?'"Ac 14:@
They anmered him: "Yes, Master."a Z"Thcn
he touched their eyes? saying: "According to "ill1 m:.t4
T:m
YOUR faitho let it happen t o TOW."a 0 And their
eyes received sight? Moreover, Jesus sternly ohlt 2 0 : ~
charged them, saying: " S e e that nobody gets
oMr
to know it."" 31 But they, after getting outside, ~ ~ 5 j .
made it public about him in all that region."
32 Now when they were leaving, loolc! people brought him a dumb man possessed of a
111,31
demon;+ s3 and after the demonD had been ex- oMt
OM^ iolb
pelled the dumb man spoke. WcII, the crowds
felt amazement' and sajd: "Never was anything *?;?/:$
like this seen in Israel." "But t h e Pharisees
began to say: "It is by the ruler of the demons\!"
that he expels the demon^.''^ 56 And yet Jesus
set out on a tom- of all the citiesO and villages, oktt l[~.1,1
lo:'
teaching in their synagogues and preaching*
the good news of the kingdom and curing evcry
kind of d i m e and every kind of ailment." On i!,M,E4,z;4
seeing the crorvds he felt tender affection for .kt$;:,
them," because they were skinnedb and knocked iijA $jiiT
about like sheep0 witliout a shepherd.@*
=-1en
Ek:; $!:!j2
he said to his disciples: 'Yes, the 31aflrest0 is ?
;;;
great, but the workerso are few," ** Therefore, ,;;;hi; j;:

b-

Or, fiharased;annoyed."

10

~~~~
F:;fzf3

Or, "Lord."

MATTHEW 10:1-U
REG the Masterao of the harvest to send out
wal-kers into his harvest."
*Mt 1094
So he summoned hls twelve discjcipIeswand
gave them authority over unclean spirits," in order to expel these and to cure every
M
'$;d
,:
t u :':I
kind of disease and every kind of ailment. 'The
names" of thc twelve apostles'' mv these : First,
oalr .1,1.1
Simon, the one called "Peter", and Andrew his
1 ,!I t2:I:J
A C 1:13
b m t h ~ r ;and James t l ~ csen of Zeb'e.de and
John his brothcr; a Philipmand Bar.thol'o.me\v;"
"MrS:1R
I'Mt 1 l : l Y Thomaso and Matthew the taxO collector;
Jnrneso thc son of A1.phaefus," and Thad.dae'us;O
SjmonGthe Cn.na.naeran, and Judas Isdart m:47 car'i.otp who Inter betrayed him,
5 These twelve Jesus sent forth, giving them
%%A8 these orders:' "Do not go off into the road3 of
the nations, and do not enter into a Sa.mar'iJ'4u10:3s Lana
but, instead, go continually to the
mLu D:52
~ [to~ 1():1.1
~ : Olost
, i sheepa
~ ~ of the house of X~rael,~'As YOU
go, pret~ch,"saying, 'Tlze kingdom of the heavens has drnwn mar.'" a Cure0 sick0 people,' raise
;
L , M t l l : z up dead persons, make lepers clean:
expel del o ~ la:ai
t
mons,' You received free, give free. W o not
:,Mh,t$$;c: ln.-la procure gaId,O or sllver or copper for YOUE
girdle purses, or FI [ood pouch for the trip,
U M L 4:ri
L ~IO:!I
E
or two unclcrgnrments,ho sandals or a staff;
*I.u 9.1
far the wo!.ltero deserves his food." " Into whatB ~ Z311
L t
ever city or. village! you enter, search out who
C:/;;;S;31
1':0":'4
in it is deserving, and stay there un-tif POW
"'I'll :c,n
"LU 9.~1
leave.8 ' W h e n YOU are entering into the house,
greet the household; IYancl if the house is deserving, let the peace YOU wish it come upon
OMs5:Jd
bldu 10:s
Juh Xk19 it; but if it Is not deserving, Jet the peace from
YOU return upon YOU. Wl~ereveranyone does
not take YOU in or listen to YeuR words, on go59

"Mtla:fl

&,

"Lord."

Or, "or an extra undergnrment?'

T'

MATTFTEW 10:26-38
wlll they call those of Ills household so? 25 Therefor~
do not fear thcm; for there is nothing coverecl
over that wlll not become tmcovered, and
UJOh I l 9 R
S C C I * C ~tllnt
~
will not become knownmo2 7 What I
nhlr 4.2i
1.u H: 17
lcll YOU in the dnrlcness," say in the light inand
E n i t =:la
what YOU henr wI~ispcrcd,~preach from the
cI.tr 1 2 5
I : .
l~ousrttops.~
2n And do nol become fca~fi1l~
of
3.11 14i-21
who liilIo the M y " but can not kiIl the
5 1 . ~ , ~ ~ : rthose
l
- . ~ ! t12:~s
wltl;c" b ~ rather
~ t bc in f e a P of him* that can
clcs
troy
bot
11
soul^ and body in Ge.hen'na.dO
~f:;~L$~l
"' Do not two sparrows SPIT for a coin of small
vaEuc?" Yet not one of them will fall ta the
ahit a211 ground without Youn Father's kno\vledge."
I.u 7 2 3
.'' But thc w r y il&s of YOUR head" are all numJMV t,:2 I
.lS.l 1'1.15
:!s;l L,l';lL berccl.' "Therefore have no fear: YOU are
wort11 more than m,my sparrows."
,;&$;il
32 "Everyone,then, that acknowledges his be*LU12:s
lief In me before mcn, I will also acknowledge*
n o 1n:u
my belief in him before my Father who i s in
ltv3:F
oh.11 I O : ~the heavens; H H but whoever disownso me before
OMr 8:9A
nzcn, I will nIso disownD him before my Father
I,un:21~
DO not think I came
I , 2 : who Is In the heavens,
"I2
lo put peace upon the earth; I came to put, not
a!,u 13:m
but a
For I came to cause
C M L ~ , ; : ? ~peace:
1 1 : ~ s division, wit11 a man agajnst his father:
and a
rlnughtcr against hcr mothcr, and a young wife
7:Q against 11cr mother-jn-la\~.~
8"~deed, a man's
I,u 1252
enemies will be persons of hls own household.
1-Ic that has greater affection for father or
Jhft lz:m mother" than for me Is not: worthy of me; and
cJoh 5:m he Ihat has greater affectiono for son or daugh-m33:v ter than for me is not worthy of me.' And wha-

61

11:20

ing out of that house or that citya shake the + M t 3:R

dust off Youa feet' l"uly
I say to you, M r B : l l
It tvilvili be more endurable for the land of Sodome and GornorrahOon Judgment Day than for
!,:i'~
ihnt city.
16 " h o k ! I am sendig YOU forth as sheepo 3Mt l2:Ia
amidst tvolves ;' theref oreprove yourselves ca-u- '2?$%
tious RS serpentsu and yet innocent as doves. :;:zle
1-e
on POUR guard against men;' for they will 3htL 21:g
deliver YOU up3 to local courtsae and they will ,:??k%f!%g
scourgeAlrou in their synagog we^.^ l 8 WEly, YOU :FIi:;f4
will be haled before governors3 and kings' for ;;,;l
my sake for the purpose of a witness' to them ~ ~ 2 ; ;
u~:i~.:e
and the nations. '%owever, when they deliver ohIt
Y,l:i.&
you up, do nat become anxious about how or
what YOU are t o speak; for what YOU Rre to
speak wiU be given YOU in that hour;-Ofor "Jcrl:T
I
Mr 13:11
the ones speaking axe not just you, but it is t u 12:11
the spirit of YOUR Father that speaks by YOU.* " , " ~ ~ $ ~ 8
Further, brother* will deliver up brother to ,,ip2fi&
lo:^
death, and a father his child, and childreno wi11
rise up against parents and will have them nMIC7:B
put to death,n 2 2 And YOU will be hated by m1t21:a
all people an account of m y name;" but he ~ ~ i , 2 j $ ~ l
that has endured t o the endCis the one that will 3hTt 2.1:G
be saved.oo ? S When they persecute You in one
city, flee to another;" for truly I say to YOU, A?;',-;:)-'
YOU will by na means complete the circuite of w l l m G : o
the cities of Israel until the Son of man arrives,' 'Mt 16:m
10:32
I
24 "A disciple0 is not above his teacher, nor
oMt
a slaveQ above his master." P5 It k enough for .~ L 18:25
GAO
U
the disciple to become as his teacher, and the t oh ~3:18
slave as his master. If people have called the *\\",PEE
householder B~el'ze.bub,~*
how much more ohit rz:zl

ek:i:

Or, "to Lesser San'he.drins." I * ? T ~ > P

(San.ks.d&r'), JIB.bBecl'ze.bnh, VgSys.P ; Be-el'm.bod, C; Be.ez'e.bonl, HB.

'"'

Or, "in p~tblic; publicly." * Lihrfillp, '{in tbc em!'

Or, 'life."
8oc Appcn~Eixnnrlcr .\lntthcrv 2: 20. See Appendix under BTab
Zficw 5 : 32. * Or, litcmlly, "rrc!l for an ns.sra'~i.en";an as-saPri.on
cqunling 3 1/10 flnrtt~iugyor 11/8 cents.

MATTHEW 11:8-19
A rccd being tossed by a wind?' Whnt, then,
rsrIl8l:1.1 did YOU go out to see? A man dressed In soft
garments? WhyI those wearing soft garments
~ ~ u 7 : m~~~eInthehousesofkinp,~DReally,then,w
[lid YOU go out? To sea a prophct? Yes, I tell
"ML 14.3 YOIJ, and Ear more than a p r o p l ~ c t . ~This is he
ML 21 ::la
I-u
c~nccrningwhom it is written, 'Here I am,
7:z.I
send
in fi fort11 m y messengerR"before you,b to
*Ex 2:) t ?
prepare
your way ahcad of you!'* '"ruly I say
~ I IbI I n:I I
X
lo you people, Among those born of women'
J , , I ~ :~4
I
n.l~jtr1 d : t
there has not been raised up s greater than
. , I
oh[r "'I
Johno the Raptist; but a person that is a lesser
nnc in the kingdom3" of thc l~envcns"is greater
Zg1,
A.Jnll3.3
than he is. From the days of John the B~ptist
until now the kingdom of the heavens is the
goal totvad which men press, and those pressfiLu
ing forward are seizing
For all, the PmphOLu 2.23
orAu1:eT ets and the Latt?: prophesied" until John;'
l4 and if Yew want to accept it, This is 'Elijah'
bJil:?{::
4:s
who IS destined to come',* l u Let him that has
M 1 17:lO
5,111 1
enrs listen."
"hll' 4:9
I tc 2:+i
16 "With whom shall I compare thlsr generation?"
I t is like young children sitting in the
?' : +?'';'
market-places who cry out to their playmates,
say in^: 'We played the flute for YOU, but
you
clid not dance; we wailed, but YOU did not
*Pr29:O
beat yourselves in gricf . I * 'Torrespondingly,
EC 3 ; 4
John came neither eating nor drinking,@" yet
E:;:?j?iia
hJo'' 10:m
people say, 'He has a demon';" the Son of man
did come eating and drinking, still pmple say:
'Look! a man gluttonous and givcn to drinking
btu 7:s
wine,
a friendCof taxo collectors and sinners.'*
s ~ WtI T
0LU7:G
A11
the
same, wisdomo is vind1cateda by its
~ ~ ~ : : ; j ~ ~
+I.U ~ I : - I U w~rks,"'
1Co 1 5 5
63

ever does not accept his torture stakene and follow nfter me is not worthy of me.m"He that
finds his souIb will lose it, and he that loses his
soul1' far my sake will find it."
40 "He that receives You receives n ~ enlso:
and he that receives me receivcs him also that
sent me forll~.* He that receives a prophct
bccause hc is a prophet will get a pmphct's re~ v ~ r d and
, ' he that receives a rightmuso man
h a u s e ha is a righteous man will get a righteous man" s*e\vard." " And tvhocver gives one
QP these little ones only a cup of cold water to
rlrlnlro bccause he is a disciple,@I tell YOU truly,
he will by no means lose his r ~ w a r d . " ~
Norv wllen Jesus had finished glving instructions to his twelve discinlcs. hc set
out from there to teach0 and plracl~in their

11

1
I

4 1 0 : ~

:!:iz

cities,@
nrt 70.1....
~
2 Rut John, having heard in jailm+about the a.h n~ 5:a
14:3
t
~'"17
worlcs of the Christ, sent by means of his awn
clisciples and said to him: "Are you ihe Com- @g",gi;O
ing One or are w e t o expect a diffcrcnt one?"O M a 1 3 1
Lu 7 : l Y
' In reply
said to them: "'Go YOUR way J0117:31
and repow to John what you are hearjng and :!:t:iE
seeing: "She blind" are seeing again,' m d the
lamcmare walking about, the lepers* arc k i n g t; ;;;la
cle~~nsecl~
and the deafa are hearing, and the onu a;*:%
nhIc 7.32
deadn are being raised up, and the pooro are oI.rL
19.al
having the good newsb dcclnrcd to them; a and A"r5:41
ohit 4:23
11appy is 11e that fm& no cause for slumblingU3hlt13:21
IS^
Iizr 8.14
6:3
in mc."'
7 While these mere on their way, Jesus began ;;h7ig1
to say to the crowds respecting John: "What
did YOU go out into the wilderness to behold?
R Lflr~rtllm
~ttnke"=o~uu~dy,(,~tau.roa'),Nn. Bce Appendix under
Aw.

M n l t h ~ 10
~ v: 38.

Or, "life.'> Or, "roccivce arc."

Or, "nngc?l."

Litorally, "before your frroe?'

65

20 Then he started t o reproach the citieP in

which most af his powerful worlcs had takcn
place, because they did not r ~ p c n t : ~"Woe to
you, Cho.rn'zin! Woe to you, Reth.sa'i.da!" because if the powerful worlcs had taken place in
Tyre and Zi'dono that tooit place in YOU, they ?E;,p,3!
would l o n ~ago have repented jn sackcloth and ;;;,:;,;,
ashes." " Consequently I say to YOU, It ~villbe
;wl
mow endurable for Tyre and Zi'don on Judg- lto a,12
ment Dayr than f o r Y Q U . ~'%nd
you, Ca.pera-oMt12:40
na.umP will you perhaps be exaH.cd t o heavcn?n "Mra:l
Down to HavesbG*you mill come; because If 02i:;3!
the powerful ~ v o r hthat took place in you had
talcen pIace in Sod'ornF0 it ~vould have rernained unt:il this very day, Consequently I
say to YOU people, It will be more endurable
for the land of SodJornon Judgment Day than

1MnTTTlEW 11:30-12 :12

for I am mild-tempercclo"and lo~vlyin heart,"
,,;;;1 g;:,
1 :
and YOU wilI find rdrcshment* for youn ~ o u ,"h
,Ab{:
!I.;)
111m.1
For my yoke is kindly and my londqs light.'"
*lI~il2d:la
.I<T1;.1Ii
At t h a t senson Jesus went through the
1 I: 13
a x ~ 2::-,\
r
grainl'Eelcls on thc sabbath.' ITis diriciplcs
8~1c23:21 ~ o hungry
t
and bcfinn to pluck heads nS grain
I,u 6:l
:.xr.a:a-2 nnd to eat." U t seeing this the Pharisees snid
:1; ?o:lo to him: A "Look! your disciplesDare doing irrhnt
.I . : ~
it is not lawful to do on the sabbath."q " I-le
m t zz:.la said to them: "Have you not read whnt David3
did when he and the men with him got hun%
;:\:?: 2:r:30 gry?"* ROWhe enlcrcd into the house of God
and they ate the loaves of presenl~lion,~'
food
,,
it was not lawfulmfor him to eat, nor for ZIlose
, ;;
LU G:#I
wit11 him, but for the priests only?' Or, have
y o u not read in thc Law" that on the s a b l 3 ~ t h s ~
*:la the priestsc in the temple treat t h e sabl~nthas
*~oh?:m not sacred and continue guiltless?' O Rut I teIl
r + ~ o2l l : ~YOU thzt something glVcaterthan the tempIcl is
here. ?However, if YOU had uncier.sto.ood what
I
$
;?
;1x0
?
;&6:fi this means, 'I want mercy: and not sacrjfic~,'~
YOU \vould not have condemned the gttiltless
hllc F IE
htt 9 : ~ones. For Lord of the sabbath is what the Son
*Mt2:2R
01 m m is.*'+
LU G:5
9 After departii~gfrom that pIacc he went
Into their synagogue; l o and, look! a man with
*Mr3:1
a withered hand!" So they asked him, "Is it
IAu6:G
r8hztn:f&IIIWSUI to c m aon the sabbath?' that t h ~ might
y
'Mr3:g
get
accusation
against
hirn."-e
said
to
1Lu 14.9
~ u ~h~ ' 1 6them: "Who will be I h e man among YOU thnt
11ns one sheep and, if this falls into a pit on the
sabbath, will not get hold of it and lIEt it out?"
p
1
I :
' 3 1 1 considered, ol haw much more worth is n
"ME 15:24
S ~is
o lawful to do
- M L ~ : : nman than a s l ~ c r ? p ! ~ + it
0

12

#:I\

,,:, ,

Ozu,:zE ,,

AMt 10:15
for
b1 t 12:31
Lu 10:12
25 On that occasion Jesus said in response:
"I publicly praise you, F a t h ~ rLord"
, ~ of heaven ~OM'L L2 I1 1
and enrth, because you have hidden thcse
things from the wise and fnteIIectua1 ones and
havc revealed .them to b n i ~ s . "'"es,
~
0 Father, 3;gI1"
because t o do thus came to be the way ap4, ; ; :?; ; :
proved" by you, "All things have been deliv- A.Mt12:1B
ered to me by my Father, and no one fully
knows the Son but the Father, neither does anyone fully know the Father but thc Son and anyone to whom the Son is wlllin~to revealc him.' or,^ L - E : ~ O
"Come t o me, all YOU who are toiling and
loaded down, and I will reiresh YOU. 2D Take
12i:
my yoltem upon ~ o f and
l bccome my d i s ~ i p l e s ,$<pt
~

, ,,:,,

you not be exalted to I~cnvcnP" h Ra'dc~5 BRrlc, KB;

,J7-M.10*1a. SCI! A p p ~ ~ ~ d
nnder
i x Mntthrm 11 : 23.
U''l.'~r you'' (singular numt~cr); hence "yon" as a city. Orf 'Wet
nncler my joke with me." * Or, "leun~crs,''

Or, "will

5 1 ~ v( Slle'ol),

'

"Or, "livm!' See Appeudix antlrr Mnttli~m2 : 20.

ul~~~\vl~renL"

Or, "ntc the

MATTHEW 12:13-26
66
67
MATTHEW 12 :27-37
right on the sabbath." lS Then he said to the
divided agafnst h i m s ~ l f how,
;
then, wilI his m g man: "Stretch out your hand." And 11e stretched
dom stand? 1T Moreover, if I expel the demons
'lnxr3 9 0
it out, and it was restored s o ~ m dIilic the other
by mcans of Z3e.el'ze.bub,R@by means of whom
hand.= But the Pharisees \vent out m d con- "1-u
da rnurt sons expcl them? This js why they will
spired against him so that they might dcsllu>y
be judges of YOU, k R But if jt js by means of
,p
h i A Understanding this, Jesus withrlre~v ;I;; z.7,
Q d ' a spirit. thnt I cxpel the demons, the kingfrom there. Many also follom-ed him, and hc $,I, 5 : ~ s
~1omof God has really overtaken You." 2Wr
'kJ"di::p
c u d lhem all,O lG but he strictly charged ihcm '?i$y7
how c m anyone Invnrlc the h0u.w of a strong
not to make him manifest;' l T that it might be ';\k7;;\2
man and seize Iris movable goods, unless first
rML13:m he binc1s9 the strong man? and then he 11411
CuEilleri what was spoken through Isaiah' t I ~ c"blr-i:"
orsn 12:1
prophet, who said:
his house." ;'%e that is not on my side
11:kK 2:23
f I.tn 1 i plunder
18 ' * h o k !my sewany whom I chose, my beis
s~gainst
mc,and he that does not gather with
O;;;:::L;;;
loved,"whom my soulc approvd!" 1 will put my onlr r i : . ~
mc
scnttcrs.*
*hfr
~ t lt:%3
R:m
t
spirit upon him, and he wiII make clew to the 't\\!il;
31 "'Qt this account 'Isay to YOU, Every kind
UMr 2.1
nations3 what judgments is. He will not wr~m-~oh!Mt ~H:IT
rmitt ~$19 of sinc1and blasphemyUwill be lorgivenp men,
I.!~:M
C
gle," nor cry aloud, nor wilI anyone hear his +tLrl2 : ~ H:IL I ,-E A:,1H:PI but the blasphemy against the spirit wiII not
7.11 12:Lo
voice in the broad ways. 1-k will not crush a
be f ~ r g i v c n , ~For example, whoever speaks a
.A? 7:Ll
bruised reed, and he will not extinguish a
word ngainst the Son of man, It will be forgiven
6$Fr
:
;
,
&"l'l ' : I 3
smoldering flaxen wick, until he sends out * E m l:4
him;&I ~ u wl~ocvcr
i
speaks ngainst the holy spirICi:57
judgment* with success."
Indeed, in his name 31Co
-r l ~ I ~L ;i I O~
it,
it
will
nat
be
forgivcn
him, no, not in the
As 4:12
nations0 will hope.""
It,, 1912
prcsent sys terno of t h i n g s q ~ o rin that to come.$
:
$
:
!FifF
22 Then they brought him a demon-possessedQ1
Jrelj lu
33 "Either YOU people malre the tree flne and
;If;:
man, blind and dumb; and he cured him, so that IASX
Its fruit ijne or mnkc the tree rotten and its
4Mt T : J ?
the dumb man spoke and saw. ?"dl, all the
f r u i t rotten; for by its fruit the tree is knonm."
L, s:4s
nn'L22:24
crowds were sirnpIy carried away and began to
14 Onspring" of vipers,mhow can YOU s p a k good
L
m
M
1
:
1
7
~ ~
say: "May this not perhaps be the Son of b X ":I4
I,u 3:7
things,
when you arc wicked? fur out of the
David?"' z4 At hearing this, the Pharisees said: +Jd17:31
OMt12:4a abtltlclance of Ihc 11eart~the mouth speaks."
O
m
"This fellow does not -1
the demonsg exccpt
The good man out of h b good treasureQsends
: :?4, : ; : :
by means of Be.el'ze.buh,l'" the ruler of Ihc ile- OATrS:"
out good things, rvhsreas the wjcked man out
,';f
mons." Kn~rvingtheir thoughts, he said to
them : "Every kingdomGd i v i d d against itself
' l ' 2 4 of his wiclwd ircnsure sends out ~vickedthings.#
I tell TOIJ that every unprofitable saying that
comes to desolation,' and every city or house a~~~3i:lS
mcn speak, 1Rcy will render an account condivided against itself will not stand. "In thc
same way, if Satan expels Satan, 1112has become
. --~ ; : ~cerning
? ~ ~ ~it on JudgmentD Day;' aT for by your

,.

41:

"j

l ~ ~ . ~ l % x ~ Th +t ~~lR, ,~ ~ . RT3r.rl'xr.l,o1tl,
.P;
RyhA1.m; D~.cdr.honl,NR.
Syuletu ol' thil~gd= al6r ( n i . o l l f ] , KU ; 5)ty (o.Iflb)n') JLA1"sL*ln.

someone said to him: ''Look! your mother and

words you wiII be vindicated: and by your OLu7'"
your brothers are standing outside seelring to
ILU
1
words you will be c~ndemned."~
speak to youU."fi4 8 AS an answer he said to the
38Then as an answer to him some of the
rmt 15:4
one telling him: "Who is my mother? and who
scribes and Pharisees said: "Teacher, we want * ~ ~ ~ , _AMr
_ 3:33 are my brothers?"* And extending his hand
ta see a sign from you."* ag In reply he said to
:;g
toward his disciples he said: "Look! my mother
them: "A wicked and adulterousco generation
mMt 13:55
and my brothers!a+"For whoever does the wiIl
OJoh
15.14
S
keeps on seeking for a sign, but no sign will be J ~ 4:4
Jull 20:17
of
my Father who is in heaven, the same is my
'Mr 3:s
given it except the sign of Jonaho the prophet.+ :?,":,"::&
,Jon1k23 brother, and sister, and mother."'
JOII m:17
" For just as Jonaho was in the belly of the @Jon1:17
Ro 8:29
On that day Jesus, having left the house,
huge fish three dayso and three nights, so the ~
~
~Heb 231~
; was
$ sitting by the sea; "and great
Son of man" will be in the hearta of the earth* g;,ilZ:;
crowds
gathered
to him, so that he went aboard
three days and three nights." 41Men of Nheveh 8~y;$;l
OMC 14:33 a boaP and sat down,@and all the crowd was
ohfr
4
:
1
wiIl rise up in the judgment with this generastanding on the beach. Then he told them
tion" and will condemn' it; because they re- ;&ygj$:
many things by illustrations," saying: "Loolr!
vented at what Jonah preached, but, look!
"Mt 13:34 a sower went out to sow;" and as he was sow*JOn3:5
Lu
8:4
something more than JonahA is here. " The
08Il20:17 ing, some seeds fell alongside the road:
and
queen of the southo will be raised up in the olKllo:l
OMr 4:4
the birdsmcame and ate them up. Wthers fell
judgment with this generation and will conupon the mcky places where they did not have
demn it; because she came from the ends of
#Lu
8:6
much
soil, and at once they sprang u p because
the earth to hear the wisdoma of Solomon, but, @LU 2:52
Joh 156
OMt 24:2Il of not having depth of soil.* But when the sun3
look! somethiilg more than Solomon is here.' +yA:',i$!
rose they were scorched, and because of not
43 "When an unclean spirit comes out of a
having root they withered. Others, too, fell
man, it passes through parched places in search
*lob 31:40 among the thorns, and t h e thorns came up and
@LU11:24
of refreshment, and finds none.@ Then it says:
M r 4:7
Still others fell upon soil that
Ilcb 6:8 choked them.'
'I will go back to my house out of which I
LJoh X:l6 was right and they began t o yield fruit," this
moved'; and on arriving it finds it unoccupied
one a hundredfold, that one sixty, the other
AMr 4:8
but swept clean and adorned. 4 6 Then it goes its
thirty.* Let him that has ears l i ~ t e n . ' ' ~
Lu 8:8
way and takes along with it seven different
4Mt 11:E
10 So the disciples came up and said to him:
spirits more wicked than itself," and, after get- x1Pe5:S
+hTt 13:34 "Why is it you speak to then1 by the use of
ting inside, they dwelI there; and tlae final cirMr 4:10
illustrations?"b' lL In reply he said: "To YOU it
1.u 8:9
cumstances of that man become worse than the uJ","hli::$f
WTr 4.11
*olCo2:10 is granted to understand the sacred0 secretsmof
first." That is how it will be also rvith this gt$$
,the khgdom of the heavens, but to those peo*Rlr 8:12
wicked generation."'
"Lu8:lO ple it is not granted." l2 For u~hoeverhas, more
46 'CVhile he was yet speaking to the crowds, n ~135s
t
jwill be given him and he ivill be made to
look! his mother and brothersn took up a posi- ?iz3i3h
m KI3SyC.S omit verse 47. k Or, "parables."
tion outside seeking to speak to him. "So

:;:

13

$g$$

MATTHEW 13:22--31
s at once sh~rnblecf.~
a2 As for the one sown
:':1!:fIf;tl iamong
the
thorns,
this
is the one haarlng the
;CLi 1 3 5
word, b111:the nnxiety of this system or l h i n ~ s
and the clcccptiv~power of wealtho choke the
' ' ' ~ ~ t 0 : 2 1word, and h c ~
llecomcs unfruitful.'
As for
hlr 129
IW 12.2
the one sown upon the right kind of soil, this
't'I'l G:O
is the one hcaring the word and gcttiu~the
v h T t ~ ~ : msense of it, who really does bear fruit" and
produces, this one a h~mdredfold,that one dxty,
*>It7:1& the other thirty."'
h2r k20
s:w
24 Another illustrationb he set before them,
saying: "Thc Iciiigdom of the heav~nshas he~ r 4 : 3 1 C O ~ CIikc n man that sowed seed' of n right
tlrvlr 4%
kind Sn his fielcl." 33 While men were sleeplng his
f3Mr12:36 enemye cnnlc and oversowed weedsC ill nlnong
the whccii: and left. 2When the blade sprouted
and produced fruit, then the weedsc nppcnred
also. "So the slnves of the houscholdcr came
up and snIcl to him: Master, did you not sow
"Mtl3:38 seed of n right kind In your fielcl?* I-Iotv, then,
docs it come t o have weeds?" c B TIC said to
" M t u : % them: 'An c ~ ~ c ma
y ,man, did this," They said
to him: 'Do you want us, then, to go out and
mLIect them?' aV-Ile said: 'No; that by no
chance, while collecting the w e e d a , " ~ vuproot
the wl1en1: wilh them. " Let both grow together
f \ ~ r 4 : s s until d ~ c
h a r ~ o s t ;and
~ in the harvest scnson
1 will tell I h e mnpcrs, First collect the wcedsc
"t14:3
and bindq them in bundles to burn tilern up,"
:I.lt 3:12
14 15 then ~o to gnlherlng the wheat into my storehouse.' "
bhIr 4 : ~ 31,Anothcr illustrationb he set; before thcin,"
saying: "The lcinjyloin of the llcnvcns is like a
'"117:"
mustard grain,' which a man took and p l a n l d
1.11 3 3 3 9
-

71

abound ;" but whoever does not hnve, even what

hc 11ns wlll be taken from him.' '"TIlis is u~hy
I speak to them by tllc use of illustration^,^
bccnusc, loolting, they loalc in vain, and hcaring, ihcy hear in vain, ncillicr do lhcy get the
sense of it;" l d and t o ~ ~ wthem
d tIlc prophecf
of Isniali is t~a~ring
fulfillmcn t which says: 'By
hoaring, you will hear but by no means get
t h e scnsc of it; and, looklng, vnrr will loolc but
by no means see." F o ~tllc henrt of this people l ~ n sgrown thick, a d with their earsg they
havc heard with amoyancc,'* and they have
shut their
that they might never see with
their cvcs and lrear with t'belr cars and get the
scnsc it with their hearts and turn baik, and
I heal I h ~ r n . ' ~
1(E "I-Eowevcr,happy are YOUR eyes' because
they bchold, and YOUR ears becnt~scthey hear.'
For I trtdy say to YOU, Many prophets" and
ri~hteousmen desired to scc the things YOU
are bclholding and did not sctj them,# and t o
hcar the ll~jngsYOU a1.e hcaring and did not
hear tllem.'
1.8 "You, then, listen to thc illustrationao of
thc mtln that ~ o t v e d .IWWhere
~
anyone hears
thc word of the kingdom but rlocs not get the
sensc of it, the ~ i c l r e doneAcomes and snatches
tlmny \\that has been s o ~ in
n his hmrt;" this is
t h e onr sown alongside the ~*onrl.''I As for the
one so~vriup011 the roclry places, illis is the one
hanrirlg ihc tvord and at once ncccpting it with
joy.mg':I Yet he has no root in himselC but continues for a time, and after icibul;liion3 or persccution3 has arisen on account of the nmd he
Of, " ~ ~ ~ ~ r t( wt )h .
l"t !b

Or, 'Ticnvd u~urillingly!'

IAW

1
'

Or, 'Tt"; t11at i ~ )the ~mril. Or, "pamhlc,'"

~lr~rrlcl,'' Or, " Q I I ~tl10 plmsurc of being rronlthy."

Or, Nl~rnrcletl

MATTHEW 13:32-41
72
in his field; which is, in fact, the tinlest of
all the seeds, but when i t has grown it is the
largest of the vegetable$' and bccomcs n tree,
so that the birds of heaveno come ancl find
lodging among its branches.'"*
33 Another illustrationn he spoke to thcrn:
"The lringdom of t h e heavens is like yeast:#
which a tvaman took and mixed" in three lnrge
measuresc of flour until the whole mass wnF
fcrmcnted."
34 All these things Jesus spoke to the crowdsC
by iIlustrati~ns.~
Indeed, without an illustrationa0 hc would not speak to them;' aP. that it
might be fulfilled what was spoken through thc
prophet who said: "I will open my mouth with
illtrstrations,a I wiIl publish things hidden since

will collect out from his lclnsfdom all things that

cawse stumbling"' and persons who are doing
la~vlesmcss,'"and
Ihey will pitch them inlo
the fiery furnace."Thcm is where their weeping and the gnashing of 1 heIr teeth will be.'
4 3 A t f hat time the rlghfcousmones will shineu
as brightly as the sun" in the kingclom of their
Father. Lct 11im that has cnrs 1isten.O
44 "The kingdom a! the heavens js like a
treasureohidden In the field,' which a man found
and hid, and for the joy h e has he goes and
sells what Itlings hc has nnd buys that field.m
45 "Again thc kingdom of thc E~eavensis like
a traveling merchant seeking fine pearls. q o Upon finding ont! pearl or high vnluc," away he
went and promptly sold nll the things he had
and bought it,"
47 "Again the kingdom of the heavens is Eke
a dragnet let down into the sea and scooping
up fish of every kincl.'
Whcn it got iuIl they
hauled it up ante t l ~ cbeach nnd, sitting down,
they ctlllcctcd tlrc right kinds into vessels, but
the unsuitable they threw away. '"1at
is how
it will be in the consummntionaa of thc system
of thing^:^ the angels will go out and separate
the wickedJ from among the rightcousA and
will cast them into t h e fiery ffumncc, There is
where their weeping and thc gnashing of their
teeth wilI be,+
51 "Did Tau get thc sense of all these things?"
They said to him: 'Y~es." n:Thcn hc said to
them: "That bcing the case, cvery public ins t r u c t ~when
~ , ~ taught
~
respectjng the Iringdom

thc fo~tndation."""

36 Then after dismissing the crowds he went

into the Izouse. And his disdples came l o him
nnd said: "Explain to us the iIlustmntlonn of
the weedsd in the field." " In rcsponse he sald:
"The sower of the right kind of seed is the Son
of man; 3B the field is the w ~ r l d ; "as for the
right kind of seed, these are thc son& of the
Itingdorn; but the ~veecIsdam the sans of the
wicked one, 39 and the enemy that =wed them
Is t h e Devil.ooThe hamis a consurnrnati~n'~
of a systemo of things,ro and the reapers are
nng~k." Tl~erefore,just as the tveecls nrc collected and burned with fire, so it wiIl be in the
consummatione of the system of things,r 4 1 The
Son of man will send forth his nngcls, m d tllcy
Or, "pnr.able(s)." b Literally, "hid?' Lilc~nlly,"thsco sdta" * or,
thret! secnlls, a sdaL equnling nlmut n prrlc and L hnlr. 4 Or,
''bcnrd~d darnel."
Or, "cornhinution cbnd; clirliti~ tngrU~ci-."
Syatetu of tlings=a'rih ((ai.o~a'), EC13; D ~ (o.lnh
Y
III'), J L 1 4 t ~ o - 1 a .

Or, 'Combination end ; endi r~gtogrt,llrr!' Suvrf h e m (~y+t.tel'ei.a),

KU; as in verses 39,410 nhoyr. S ~ H ( ( b~fHi ,Ih i t ~ ~ = u t ~(ai.ouP),
)v
t : I J ; D ~ (o.laBm'),
Y
J1-l411O-l@.
8 Or,'(cv~ry
l~nrncdpersob"
n

MATTHEW 13:5 S 1 4 :6
74
ldanced nE it nnd SQ helighted Hcrod that he
of the heavens,' is like a man, EL householder, 'rcoq:l
promised with nn oath to give he!- \vhnfcvcr
who brings out of his treasureo store things cMt f g : n
she nslcecl.@ Then she under her motl~er's
e m la:=
new and old.""
LU 6:65
coaching said : "Give me here upon a plate ihc
53 Now when Jes~whad finished these illushead of John ihc Baptist."' Pnincd though he
trntionsR he went across country from there." "
~
~
~ was,
. thc~Iiing out of regard for his oatlis and
84 And afte;. coming into his nntive tcrritolybDw t 1,; a
for thosc reclining n.ith him comlnanclcd it to
he I~cganto teach them in thcir synagogue? HLua:la
be given," and he sent and hacl J o I ~ zbrlrcaded
sa that they were astounded and said: "Where
in the prison. l 1 And his head lvfls bmufiht on a
clid this man get this wisdom and these poweroMt l12as
plate and given l o the maiden, and shu toolr it
ful f~~rI.(s?
AB ISthis not l.lle cnrpenter's son?"* cul.
1;:s
to her mother.' Finally his disciples come up
Is not his mother called 'Mary'," and his broth- 3:;': i:z
and rernovccl thc corpse and bul*icd him" ~ n d
emq 'Jnmesp and Joseph" and Simonc and Ju- "lf"G.:l
came and rcportccl: to Jesus. "'At
hearing this
dns'?O " A n d Itis sistcrs:
nre they not a11 CMt19:29
Jesus
withdrew
from
there
Sy
boat
into rl. lonewith us?" Where, then, did this rnnn get all uJoIlkda
ly
place
for
isolntion;*
but
the
crowds,
getting
thcse things?"" " So they began to stumble at 4;gk ;!$
to hens of it, lollo~ved"him on loot from the
But Jesus said t o them: "A prophet is not E;;:;$fi
cities,
Jhlt 9 : s
unhonored except in his native territoryb and
> I t 1532
btr
1:41
14 Now when he came forth he saw a great
in his olvn house."* 6SAndhe did not do many 'k,"26y4
t.11 7:13
3:3
IIcl12:17 crowd, and he lclt tender affectionn for them
powerrul worlrs there on nccount of their lacko
1lCb 5 2
and he cured their sicko ones. lb
But when evemMr 0:o
oP f ~ i t h . ~
3Nt 2 5 3 6
ning Pcll his disciples came to hlm nnd said:
At that particular time Herod: the dis- OMrn:la
"The place is jsolntcd and the hour is alre~cly
trict ruler," heard the report about Jefar advanced; send the cm~vdsaway, lhnt thcy
slrso' 'and said to his s~rvnnts:"This is John oMtn:17
.Lu R:7
may go into t h e villages and buy tl~cmselves
tho Baptist. He was raised up from the dead, ~ c . ~ : n
things t o cnt.'lA However, Jesus snit1 to 1:hcm:
and this is why the powcrfuI warks'l are operat"Tllcy do not hnvc to leave: you givc them
ing In him."'
For I-Ierod hnd arrested John 'gk"0yi$4
r t t . "l7
~ They said to him: "We
and bouridO him and put him a m y In prisonD~ ; ~ ~ ~ ~ i !something
~ no1 h tion ~~here
have
but five loaves nnd trvo
011 account of He-ro'di.asthe wlfc of Philipo his
fishes."' '" I-Ie said: "BRING them hl?mto me."
brother,' * For John had bwn saying to him: .LU 3 : 3 ~
" K~cxthc commsnded the c r a ~ ~lo~ Irecline
s
on
"11; is not l a m for you to be hnving her.''a nk:i!$:
the grass n ~ i dtool< the five loavcs rind tvo
I Iorvever, although he wnnted to kill him, he
t;;;,
fishes, and, looking rrp to heaven, he sald a
fcnlvd the crowd, becausc! l l ~ c ytook him for a Blr i,:z:~
1.u :!o:Li
blessing"
and, alter bre-aking the lonvcs, hc disprophet.' But when Herod's birthday3 rvas q l r ~ : n l
trilwled 1Iic.m to the disciples, tRc disciples in
I~cing celebrated the daugl~ter of He.rotdi.as
trtrn to the c r o ~ ~ c l""sSo
. ~ all ate and w e sntisOr, "pnnnbles." b Or, "city." a J2it~mlly,"the ts'hrch+'; tho terfied, m d they loolc up the s~urplusof fragmc~ls,
ritorinl prince ror thc empcmr. d UP, Hllte mirnc1cs.l'

14

76

MATTWEW 14:21-33

MATTHEW 14: 3 6 1 5 :11

B6 And they got across and came
God's
1Mr 6 ' 5 3
. R I ~ rri.le
to land in Gcn.ne~'a,wt,~"
h1t 175
35 Upon recognizing hlm the men of that
, : .
.lntt ii 69
place
sent forth into all that territoryO round
." ~ ~ ~ ti1 21'
a b u t , ~ n dpcoplc brought him all those who
*hIrGs
weye Ill.' " And they went to entreating him
for Ihc pfivilcge or just touching the fringP of
his outer g;lrrn~nt;Oand all thosc who touched
' ,;y;:,3s
a11 3:10
it were made completeIy well.
LU
Then there came to Jesus fmm Jerusa7
:
lemA Pl~arisecs and scribes: saying:
Oh11 17:10
"Why is it your disciples ovcllstep the tradi*Mt 2R:46 tlon of the lncn of former times? For example,
ohrr 7 9
t l l ~ ydo not wa~Iltheir handsmwhen about to
1,u I1 38
Jr,l12.ci
clnt R rncal."q I' In reply he said t o them: 'Why
*MI.
7.8
II>F:X ;!~I:Iz is it YOU also overstep the commandment of
1 1 : ~ 21 :17
God bccause of YQUIZtradition?' For example,
God said: 'Honor your f at11clc-Oand your moth:
J:
er"* and, 'Let him that reviles father or mother
aME Za:38 clic t h dcnt11,~l~~
~
Dub YOU say: 'Whoever says
.lo his fafher or motl~er,"Whatever 1 have by
which you might get help from me is a gift
dedicated to God," U h emust not honor his fa.Mr7 : l t ther at alI.'Uncl so YOU have made the word of
"vr 7:x
Got1 it~vnlidbecnuse oC YOU[( tmdition.O" You
Mr 7:l3
* I: I 3
hypocrites," Isaiahr"aptly prophcsicd abottt YOU,
chlr 7:CI
when h e snid: 'This people honors me with
their lips, yet their hearts are far ~emoved
from me. O It is in vain that they keep paying
I T S ~ C C ~to me, ~ @ C R U Sthey
~
teach commands
L d r p n l of nlcn as doctrincs.' '" I u With that he called
'T'lll d,'l.t
051r7'1i
the cro~vdnear and said to them: "Listen and
.h!i jY4'{.l
get the sense OC it:
Kot what ~ n intok his
1
nr 11:r
!.:,,I, ,119mouth dcfilcs a man; but it is what pmceek
out of his mouth that defiles a man.""
.,- ,
Or, %order; tas~el." b Or,"Jic wilIiwu1 fail!'

77

twelve baskets full." Yet those eating corn- 'a,';$::#

prised about five thousand men, besides women Jot1 G:l a
and yorulg children. 22Then,without delay, he
compelled his disciples to board: the boat and go
ahead of him to the other side, while he sent
~ M~ s: I J
the cm~vdsaway."
,!Oh 6:15
23 EvcnEually having sent the crowds w a y ,
he went up into the rno~mtainby himself to
pray.* Though it became late, he tvas there *k::s,ifj,
alone. ?"y now the boat was many h u n d ~ ~ d s
k; ti;;
of yardsa away from land, in distress fur thc ACG,.I
050''
6 : ~
waves; because the mind was against them.
23 But in the fourth match-period" of the night
he came to them, walking over the sea,* When 'Eh$!:,
they caught sight of him walking on the aca
the disciples were terrified, saying: " I t is an oMrR!Qn
appariti~n!"'~And they cricd out in their fcnr, ~ L U
21 At once Jesus spoke to them with the words: +kb:;!$'
'Take courage, it is I;' have no fenr."" In &f$:?F
reply Peter said to him: "'Master," if it is
you, command me to come to you over the
waters."O I-Ie said: "Come!" Thereupon Pe-0 * C 1 7 : ~
ter, getting down of the boat, walked over the
waters and went toward Jesus. 3 ' ' B ~looking
t
at the windstorm, he got afraid a n d , after starting to sink, he cried out: "Master,c save me!"
a " ~ e d i a t e I y stretching out his hand Jcsus
caught hold of him and said to him: "You with,
little faith, why did you give way to doubt?""
S2Andafter they got up into the boat, the
windstorm abated. 33 Then those in the hatCame:sB
did obeisance to him, saying: "You are reaIIy
'

ozfg?&

aliterallyj "mav stadd'; each stade bdng 606a English feet,

b The last watch-period before dawn zceorrling to the Orrcian ni~rl
now dit<Gon o f the night. Thr! Jews had t h e divisions nr
watehc~according to Exodus 14:24; Judges 7 : 10. Or, "Lord.'"

"hrt lK:a2
(

,,,,,

15

,,,:,

MATTHEW 15:12-25
78
1 2 T h ~ nt h e M p 1 e s came up ~ n dmid to
him: "Do you lmow that the Pharisees stumbled
at hearing what you said?"" l a Xn reply hc said: . ~ r:rr
16:2
~ h
"Every plant that my heavenly FaIIler did not $05i!y2
prant will be uprooted.' " LETthem he. Clind' a ~ l t 2 ~ i : ~ ~
guides is what they are. If, then, a blind man
guides a blind man, both will fa11 into a pit."(%''!a*$,;
By way of response Peter said to him: "Make 1411n:+.;lo
l3:<i:I
the illustrationa plain to us." l o At this he snid: .Inh <J:M
"Arc YOU also yet without unrlcrstandlng?' ''mr
"Are YOU not aware that everything cntcring
Into the mouth pstsses alorg into the jntestincs
and is discharged into the s e r ~ ~ e r'"Mowever,
?~
tllc things proceding out of the mouth come
out of t h e heart, and those things defile n rnnn.lq. f
;r;:g
'"For example, out: of the heartT come 114clted *hir?:t,
reasonings," murders, adulterjes,O fornfcntjons, clhItlfl:d
thieveries, false testimonies, blasp11ernie.s."~~~~
2,!:?B,'"
20Theseare the things defiling a man; but to
take a meal with unwashed I~andsdoes not de1
+Mr7 : ~
file a man."'
21 Leaving there, Jesus now withdrew into
the parts of Tyre and Z i ' d ~ n . ~And, look! a mMr7:24
Phue.ni'ciancx lvornan from those rcg ions came *~~~~;;
out and cried aloud, saying: "Have mercy on nMt M:'JO
me," Master," Sono of David. My daughter is r a l t ;:1,
badly dern~nized.'~
29 But he dfd not say R word z M l ' l : a
in answer to her. So his disdplea cainc up nnrl
began to request him: "Send her nwny; be- * f n n 6 8 : ~
11):O
cause she keeps crying out after us." ** In nn- M1 :1:25
swcr he saM: "I was not sent forth t o any but
to the lost sheepm of the house of Isritel."" "n1LEi4Lia
" When the woman came she began cluing oohctsance to him, saying: "Master," hclp me!"" !*r7:27

kr:$z

ky;?;:

01; "p~~t-nhlr."Or, t'c~sspool; antcr clogct; privy."

~lnnn.itc."d Or, 'Sir; Lord." Or' "ditrl~."
@

Or, "Cn'-

In answer hc sniclr "It is not right t o takc the

bread of Ehe children nnd throw it to little
~ L U ~ B : Z Z dogs."O "She sniil: "Yes, Mastcr;n but really
the little dogs do oat of tZlc crumbs falling from
the tableDof thejr rnaslers."" '"Then Jesus said
5
in reply to her: "0woman, grcnt is your faith;
let il happel? to you as you wish." And her
?Mr 7:29
daughter was henlcd from Ilmt hour on.*
29 Crossing country from therc, Jesus next
t ~ r - 3 1 came near the sea of. Gnlti.leej+and, after going
np into the mountain, hc was sitting there.
30 Then neat crowds applaached him, having
along with thcm pcoplc thnt were Fame, cripp l d , blind, dumb, and many athenvise, and
they fairly threw them at his feet, and he cured
oMt 22:8
so t h a t the c ~ . o w dfdt
~ ~rn~wcment
as
@&a 35:s
~t 19:2
they saw the dumb spenklng and the lame walkMr 310
ing and the blind sc~ing,and they glorjfied the
,Mr7:32
.Toh 6.5
.hTb 99:ss God of Israel,"
R l t 11:s
32 But Jcsus cnlled his dfsciplcs to hlm and
nI,7:37
*Mrg:1
said:"
"I feel pity" for the cwwd, loccausc it is
PAL 14:14
already tlqrce clnp that they have stayed with
me and they have nothing to cat; mcl I do not
@mz:18 want to send lhcm nwny rasiing.O They may
possibly give out on t h i*ond.*'
~
I-Towcver, the
disciples said to him: "Where are lvc in this
lonely placicc go in^: to get suficient loaves to
mu I X : ~ satisfy a ct*owcl of this size?"u At this Jesus
21Ci 'I:&
said to them: "I-low many IORVPS
11we mu?"
nTr8:e
They said: "Seven, nnd n fcw little fish." " So,
after lnslrucling the crowd to recline upon She
ground, "he toolc the seven loaves and the
fishes and, nftcr offcring thanlcs, he brake thcm
and began distributing to the clisclples, the cssZB

J"

jd

Or, "Sir; Lord.""

ciples In turn to the crowds.A"And all ate and h ~ ; a $ ~ ~ q

were satisfied, and as a surplus of fragments1~;;;:;;
they ioolr up seven provision
o;:;;;z&
3s Yet those cating campriscd four thousand
136.25
men, besides women and young children. Fi- "'
hlt36:IO
1'5"5
nally, d t e r sending the crowds away, he got Mr8:8
up into the boat and camp into the regions of
.Mr %lo
Mag'n.dan.'
1238
Here the Pharisec.smand Sadduceesd ap- mhIt
OMt 22:23
proached him and, to tempt him, thcy
a s k d him to display t o them a sign from heavMt12:3
en." "n reply he said to thrm: "Whena evening =hb-8.11
falls YOU arc nccustomcd to say, 'It will be fair
weather, for the sky is fire-wd'; a and a t mom- .?:~~~f::h7:~5 1 h
ing, 'It will be wintry, rainy weather today, for 4?4'9:.3:
the sky is fire-red, but gloomy-looking.' You +;;::;
h o w IIOW to interpret the appearance of the
$2,;
sky, but the signs of the times YOU cannot in- n11cs:z
1,u 12:s
terpret." * A wicked and adultemuso generation oMr X:38
keeps on seeking for R s l ~ nbut
, no sign wlll be
8:12
given it" except the sign of
WIth a h 1r:zg
AML =:a9
that he \vent away, leaving them behindVd
5 Now the disciples crossed to the other side
and forgot to take lonves a1ong.O BSesus mid ~ s 8 : 1 3
to them: "BE on the alcrt and WATCH out lor
Ule yeast of the Pharjsms and Sadducms."'
So they bcgan to reason among thamselvos, E; 74;:
saying: "We did not talre nny loaves along."
ghl;i7
Knowing this, Jesus snid: "Why are YOU do- &z:s
ing this reasoning among yourselves, because
YOU have no loaves, YOU with little faith?" I' DO " M a 8 *
YOU not yet see the point, or do YOU not rernember the five loaves in thc case of the five ihousand and how many baskets YOU took up?' Or 'yt:t;:7

16

g;

,,,, ,:,,

+~~~~~

aKBSy'.hAi3n~and otht.r importslnt manuscripts omit the qnotntion froin "1Vhen" to tile end o r uersc 3.

the seven loaves in thc case of the four thousand and how many provision b ~ k e t row
s
took
~ X l T5:34
t
up?"
1-Iorv
js
it
YOU
do
not
discern
that
I
cIid
hlr 8:20
not tnlk to YOU about lonves? But watch out
;hTt 232
for the yeast of the Phnriscc?~''wd Sadciucees."*
bit' 8:2l
I . U I2.L
l m r n they grasped ihtrt he said to watch
\Ir % : I 5
.\I1 2tim26 out, not for the yeastn of the loaves," but far
',MI' 1:n the tendling%f
t h e Phnrisccs and Sndducees.
13 Now whcn he had come lnto the parts of
Caes.a,rc'n Phi.Bprpi, Jesus went to asking his
~ M s8 : T disciplcs: "Who are men saying the Son of
I,u 9:18
man is?"" j.1 They said: 'Tomasay John the 13~pAML 1 . u
'Mr 9:'l
irt n:3- tist," othcrs Elijah?) stlll others Jeremiah" or
'.lo11 1 :%,
one of thc praphets." "" I-Ie snid to them: Tar,
3alr 8:m
1.u 9:20 though, who do YOU say I am?'" ''31 answer
"hfr 1:.10
,I h l t 14,33 Simon" Pcter said: "You are the Christ,@the
,j [!I1 1:23
alt 22:.<1 Son of the Bvine God."' l7 In response Jesus
I,U 11:n said to him:
"Happy3 you are, Simon son of
.!.lo d:15
8nil,Y 5:s
Jonah,&becat~tseflesho nnd blood did not rcvenl
t Fatbcr who is in tlre heavens
'lMt ll:W it t o you, I ~ u my
h.1 t 1i:l
1 say to you, You are Peter,* and
*Juh 1212 )did." l%Iso
'$12 2 7 5 1 011 this ~.ock-rnass*~~"
I will build m y cangrega"hIL 18:17
l l l , l l I0:lS tion,cOand the gates of Ha'desdpA will not averto 9 : : ~ power it, In1 will give you the keys of the ItingI I ! O Iu:d
1..pt\ 2 2 0 dom of the heavens, and whatever you may
, $11 lkl%
111 W:18 bind3-onearthnwiIThave been bound"in thc henv*'~,lub
,IH:lT
I:;:& ZH:t8
ens, and whatever you may Ioose on earth will
luu :+":lo
I

I 81

I,iternUy, "Bnr-Jonnh," HB. xhpa ( p R ' l r ' u ) , KB; pr'l~rr, VK;

~ w n n i n gn cliff 01- nlnm of rock, W ~ I C ~ C I p~'trn8
IH
( P E ' ~ I - I I , Pu~hi~lt
),
I I ~ ~ ~ ~ Cto
' F P(~tri0,
I
lblrrlns a piecc o f ivclr, n ntone. SyC-p I~IIVO
"lt*~p!~n"
for hotll
rrb" nnd "soclr", Ilut "l'ctcrYyi a prccoilotl*l)y
l lto nlnscuIint! rrlahnl pronoun (h76) diowi~bgthn t "kepha" illrnnln::
"I 'rtrl-" is mzruculit~r,whcrens "rork" i a I,]-crrrled by the i'clnininc
d!viiio~~trali~c
adjccli\,~) (kid'de). So l l l i ~~ccontl'*liephi" rn~ariillg
"~+clck"is ferninin(%.'I'l~urcthe Spi:~c!V r l ~ ~ i nngrces
a
rvith the n r l ~ irlitl Greek tmt. C Qy, "ec.clr?'si.a; onsrti~t~ly."Xh'drs =
K1'1;
:'1KLY (Shepol), J'*R*l"*'*~l~-1@.Or, r l l )tho
~ thing nlwndp trua~~rl."'
"]'cat

MATTHEW 17:1-13
have been lo~sedain the henvcns,'*6 Then he
Slx days later Jesus took Peter and
( M r31'1
st;ternly charged the disciples not to say t o m y James!' and John his brother along and
4M111:9
body that he \lTasthe Christ.'
brought thrm up h t o n lofty mountain by
Jlr 8:30
*Mr9:2
themselves." "nd
hc was tsansfig~lredbefore
2 1 From that timc fo~?vardJCSUSChrist COM- '"' y21
1.u n:m
~ P C X : I & them, and his face shone ns t h e sun, and his
menced sh~winphis discipEcs that IIC m ~ s EQ
t
v
l 2:32
~
~ garments became brillinnt as thc light.@' a And,
to JerusaIem and si~ffcrmany things from t h c
*Xt 13:43
Zpe
1:i-t
loolr! there nppcnrcd t o them Rloses and Elijah,
older mcn of influence and chief pricsts ancl
He 136
'' Responsivdy Pcter said
t l M ~ l 4 . 5 convt?rsing with himmu
scribes and be killed3 and on thc thlrcl dny be oMt21:a8
PiEr 9:4
to Jesus: "IVTa~tcr,~
It is lint! for w to he here.
raised upe t"2
this Peter took him aside nnd "g;.g;;T
oAc7:43
If you wishEI will erect three tents0 here, one
commenced raising strong objcctiol~slo him, I,ue:za
A
m
1
7
:
1
o
for YOU and one for Moses nntl enc for Elijalz.""
saying: "Be kind to yourself, Master;" you will
>ir 9:s
1
-Mr H:N
While hc was y ~ tspeaking, look! n bright
not have this destiny3 at dl."'" But, t u ~ n i n g"Mt17:12
?Mt 2l:m clouda protectingly cevcrcrl thcm, and, look! a
his baclr,~he said to Peter: "Get l~ehinrl mc, cMr 3:23
voice out of the cloud, saying: "This is my
Satan!"" You arr? a stumbIingbloclca to me, lw- eva 1s.a
3 hft 28:19
Son; the Bciovcd, whom I Ilnve nppiw~fcd;~
IisI
cause you thinkJ not God's thoughts,' but those\:A:;':
of rnen.''d
GGC
~ m2 ~ ten~to him.'"
8
: A t hewing
~
~ this thc disciples fell
upon their faces and bwamc very much afraid:
24 Then Jesus said t o his disciples: "If any~t3:17
c
M
t
M
:
M
Then Jesus came near and, touching them,
one wnnts to come after me, let him disownU
V r 9:7
"Mtn:32
L U ~ 3 5 said: "Get up and havc no fearmum
"When they
himself and pick up his torture stakenn]and
'IIab 3 a
LXX
raised
their
eyes, they snw no one but Jesus
follow me continually." ZE For whoever wants "g;:?
nlr 9:ti
himself only." U n d ns thcy were descending
oKe I : I T
to save his souIf will lose it; but whoever l o s ~ s;i;y;F113
zkll' I ~ : H
from thc mountain, Jesus commanded them,
J
I
~
L
I
lz:a
his soulf for my sake will find it." "' For what Itc 12.11
"Ac2:17
saying, ''Tell the visiono to no one untjl the Son
benefit will it be to a m m if hc gainsn tha whole -31t ,*:I5
of man is raiscd up from the deacl.""
"?&
;
world i~ut
forfeits his soul?rRor what will a man :
;!
10 However, the disciples put Ihc question to
give in exchange$ for his sorrl?*'*' For the Son n1hn[ip
~ ~:+H
+u.3;
him:
"Why, then, do the scribes' say that Eliof man is deslined to mmc in the glory3 of his 3 h : t 25r31
= ~ 1 t1 : ~ jafi must cornc first?"'
In reply he said: ''EliFather with his angels, m d thcn he will m o m r.nrJ:5 jah, indeed, fs coming nnd will restoreo all
pense each one according t o hi# b c h a ~ l o r . ~
i'm4:s things,' l"Rorvever, I say to YOU thal Elffah"
A l X i 19:2
2q Truly I szy to YOU that therc are! some of
+:ic,&LT
has already come and they dld not recognize
those standing here that will not thstc death
him but dicl with h i n ~thc things thcy wanted.
1 I ~ M Flo:= In this way also tllc Soil of mnu is destinedDto
nt nll until first they see the Son of man corn- :;J4!52
mML 24:14
+Mr9:13 suEer at their hands,"0 lT11cn the discipIes
ing in hjs kingd~rn."~"
l .u 23:25
perceived tllnt hc spolrc to thcm ahout John
fl Or, "l)e the thing alreadp l o n ~ d . ~
b 'Or, "T,or~rl." * Or, " t ~ ~ r n i n g u
1
the Baptist'
83

PJoll

117

QF;!$z
, ,:,

n ~ u ~ l ~ ~dr lOr,
. ' ' "yon hme, irot Cinrl's ~ ~ i i n d
llnl
, Ilint of
Appendix undcr Mattllcw 1 V : 3s. or, "lifr!'

tucn." e Sea I

OrJr%rd."

MATTHEW 17:26-18: 8
85
MATTHEW 11:1 6 2 5
84
when he entered t h e house Jesus got nhcad of
14 And when they came toward the crowd, a
him by saying: "What rlo you think, Simon?
man approached him, kneeling do~vnto himmmLU 9:37
m T From whom do the kingsn of the earth receive
1g and saying: "Master,'t have mercy on my son,
tnx or tribute? From their sons or from the
becnusr? he is a lunatic and is ill, for he falls
~
he said, " F r o n ~tlic stran; ;1:;Ei: s l ~ n n g e r s ? "z G~When
oS1c.n into the fire and often into thc watcr;OX:,'#
gers," Jcsus said to him: "Rcnlty, Ihen, Ihc sons
"'and I brought him t o your disciples, hut they
~But that wc do not cnusc them
Voh a:m nre t n x - f r ~ e ."'
could not curea
"In reply Jesus said: fy,"$?o
to
sturn't>Ie,*
yon
go to the sen, cast a fishhook,
"0 f d t h I m and pervertccl generation,' how "Ue32~5
; ; : : ; ; ; ;A
P ~ 2:15
P
ic:n K : I : ~ nnd take the first fiqh coming up and, when
long must I continuc with YOU? IEotv long must
ICO10::rz
you open its mouth, you will find n silvcr coin.a
Z put up with YOU? Bring him hcrc ta me."
'h1';llccthat and give it to tl~ernfor mc and you."
I n Then Jesus rebuked iljhand t h e rlernonUcame
$;
nut of hirn;O and the boyQwas cured from that :om21:15
In that hour the disciplcs came near t o
hour. 11' Thereupon the disciples oanza up lo
Jesus and said: "Who really is grcatest
PMr 0:34
L u o : ~ in l h c kingdom of the hcav~ns?'"9 0 , calling
Jcaus privately and said: "Why is it we could
T,Lt 23 2.1
obrt I ~ ) . I A n youne child to him, he set it in thdr midstnot expel it?"" '"He said to them: "Because of "Fr
*h:r D:3ti
sotm little faith. For truly I say to YOU, If rTow LU lo:17
"and snid: "'Truly I say t o rrou,unless You turn
Ilnvc faith the size of a mustard
YOU 45It13:31
~ r ~ and
~ nbecome
d
as young childrenmYou will
@E",1;::44
wjll any t o this mountain,O 'Transfer from here 0 M t a 1 2
wxrt5:zt~ by no means enter' into the Itinjidom of the
to there,' and it will transfer, m d nothing will
I~mvens. ' Therefore, whocvcr will humb1c0"
:$
$
;;:
*Mr 11:23
hllz"lz
IlirnselC like this young cliilcl is thc onc that is
be impossible l o r YOU."^*
Lu I T : t i
*Lun:rlfl the grcatcst in the kingdom oP the heavens;"
22 It was while they were gathered together lCo 13:2
nnd whacver receives one such young clild
In Gnll.lee that Jesus said to them: "The Son1
o M b * R : m on the basis of m y name:
receives mr? also."
of nian is destined to be betrayed into men's
1 Mr 9::47
1 : :
a But ~vhoever
slumblese onc ai thcse li 1t le otlcs
l~ancls,~
" and they 1141 Itill him, and the third
who put faith in me, it is more bmcficial for
day hc will be raised up."'"Consequently they Lt;j$
w ~ 2 t~ : s
A R ~ L S : ~ Ihim to have hung around his neck a millstoneh
were very much pained."
*Mr 9:RZ
~ x c has is turned by an ass and to be sunlc in
24 After they arrived In Canpcrtneum the
the wide, open seamo
6Mfl:da
TAU 1 7 : ~
mcn collecting the temple taxd npproaclicd Pe*hTt26:24
7 "Ww+to the world due to the stumblingter and saicl: "Does YOUR tt?8cher3not pay the
blocks!
Of cotrrse, the sturnblinghlocks must of
temple tax?"'d' "He said: "Yes," However, FLzg
necessity come, but woe to tlie man inth~wugh
wlwm the shrmhlingbloclP comes! W , then,
KI3SyC.* nnd other i~nportnnt manu8 Or, '"rd."
b Or, "him."
";it ;FT
aeliptn omit verse 31, readjtlg : "I lo\'evi~r, t h i ~kind cloes not conlo
:
your hand or your foot is mnkjng you stumble,
out cxctyt hy p r q e r nnd fa~ting.'~-C:I). * 1 ,iEcrully, "thc dihsch'Mt5:m
CUC it of[ and throw it away from you;" it is
111nlr"; 1111 Attic didrachma ecltirilirl~ nl~nut!l,l cents, or 1 shilljrig

:;:

18

;Q;

~~~~~~

L IjcncP. B1.itisI1 rnlues herein giru~lare Ihouc bcforc the 1949 de-

valuntion o f the pound.

Tiiitemlly,

"a ~ t n t e r " ; worth 68 cents, or 2 shilliaga 10 pence.

MATTHEW 18:18-27
18 "Truly I say to YOU men, Whatever things
" ~ =:a
t
YOU may bind3 on earth will h ~ v c
k e n boundx
in heaven and whatever things you mny loose on
le:ln earth will have been Ioosedlj in heavmA "gain
3oh 20:23
I truly say to YOU, If two of vorr on earth agree
concerning anything of importance that they
OhW 11'24
,I,J~, ~ r i : ? . ~shot~ldrequest, it will take place for them due
1Jn 1:22
,,,:,:,, l o m y Fatllerirz hea~en.~?~~For.rvhcwiI~em
,n*!.lt 2H:p two or thrw met together in my name:" there
I am jn their ~ d & . " @
Jut1 l1:13
2IThcn Peter came up flnd said to him:
" M n ~ t c r how
, ~ many times is my brotl~crto sin
nfiYrhl8:sa against me and am I t o foorglverJl ~ i r n ?Up to
.Mt 0 : ~ gevcn times?"' 28 Jesus said 1o him: "I say to
w'nn~pni-o
ccoi:21
you,not,Upt~seventlmes,but,UptoscventyI,SS
>jr lr :a seven times.dm
Id8 17:3
I.:~,I, .i.aa 1 23 "That is why the kingdom of the heavens
Ctrl 3:t.I
has become like a man, a king,* that wanted
2,.,
to settle accountso with his ~ l a v c s;'-'. ~Wl~enhe
;!;: f;;;!!
stnrtad t o settle them, there was bro~igl~t
in a
man who owed him ten t h o u s a ~ ~t~lctlts
d
[=60,ALe25:39 000,000 de.nar'i.i].d " But becnuse he did not
have the means ta pay it hncl<, his rn~aster
c37t 19:s
ord~redhlm and his wife0 and his cllildren and
all the things he had to be sold nnd payment
a ~ , c2n:m to be made.O "Thcrcfore the slnvc fell clown
PIil 4:l
NU A:H
nnd began to do obeisance to him, saying: 'Be
patient with me and I will pay b ~ c l reverything
25:23 LO you.' 27 Moved t o pity at thls, the mastermof
n Or, '*ho t l i i ~ l ~nll-rlldy
t~
bounrl'" Or, "bc Il~i~ip
nlrcndy loosctl."
m Or, "T,OTII.!'
8 rrS~.~-rnty-se~-~n
times" ngrrw wit11 I;rbnrsio 4: 34
II'F ~ P I I I ~ I . P C
1 ~) ~f t ~ cGreek Sep'tn.n.;.int ( I , S X ) \*c~sinn. Ditt D
87

Rner for you to enter into life maimed or lame

thnrr t o bc f k l r ~ ~ with
~ ? n two hnnds or two feet
wt~~j:41
inlo the everlasting fix." "Also, if your eye r Cal3:5
is making you stumble, tear it out ancl tllro~v
16 away rrom you; it is fincr Ios you lo enter
nne-eyed into life than to be t h ~ w ~wit11
w ~ two
eye9 into t h e fiery Ge.hcn'na.nc* '"~eep watching that YOU men do not despjse one of these ~ 0 8 : 1 3
little ones, lor I tell YOU t h a t ZIleir angelsLin ",";,"$;?
hcnvcn always have access to my P'nlhcrn w11o
ALU I:IY
is in heaven.cA
12 "What da uav think? If R certnln man
comes to have a hundred sheep and one of them
gets strayed,b will he not leave the nlnely-nine kl&2:23
2k16
upon the mount*
and set out on n searcl~for
the one that is straying?- l a And if hc happens + L u S : ~
to nnd it, I certainly tell you, he rejoices moml
over it than over the ninety-nine Ihnt have not
wtrayed." "" Likewise it is not a desirable thing @Lu lS:6
with my Father who is In heaven f o r one of
o n ~2t ~ 5 2
t h ~ s elittle ones to perish.@"
~ L 15:7
u
15 "Moreover, if your brother commits a sin, "2: i$i7
go lay bare his fault behvaa~you and him $i;%;O
nlonc." If he listens to you, you have g a i ~ l c dD~M ~ Z J : ~ ~
your brother. '"But if he does not listen, take
along with you one or two nzore, in order that :g;5'$;
n t Ihe mouth of two ar three wilncsscs cvcry I I ~ b 1 0 : 2 8
16:18
lnalierD may be establishcd." If he does not niut
L<C,IG:IT
Iistcn to them, speak to the c~ngrcgntjon.~
If i$;$24
hc does not listen even to the conjil-egniion," "~~~~~
let I~imbc to you j~lstas a man of the nationP 33rt3:25
e ~a:
t=
nncl as a tax" coIlectol:'

.,:

* Srr!

hppcnrlia under hfnlthrlv fi : 22. T ~ i t c ~ n l l gc'nlmps

,
behoId
ilia Ynco of my Fntl~er." D K l 3 S y " otuit ~ ~ { II,,
~ ~ reu~ling:
a o
"For
I l r c ~ So11 oll ]]inn cmnc t o PILVU wlrnt w n h lo~t,"-E1Sy~.~drm.
0iV1
"~.cIc'Gi.a;assembly." Or, "cvcr.ytEling nniil."

*,,,

a l r b f l u i tvlp rentls : "Sruentg tillre8 sercl~." UIIP tttlvl~t

silver
,#I l11111(rr
l aix tlnlasnnd c1c.nar'i.i; h m r e tcn t l~rlusn1n2 snc11 tnlclits
~ ~ l ~ r i ~ aix[:y
~ l r r l ulil1ir)tl de.nalJi.i, Onr: ~ilvrrr t n 1 ~ ~ 1 1 ri-a.:
b
nljuiv:\Ie~~t
III ILIIPIIC 441,020 or .E10/10/-; hence 30,000 Lalet~Cs cgunled nbout
$1 U;?~l@,000 n r f2,125,000.

MATTHEW 18:2%19:3

88
that slave let him off+ and canceled his debt." ;;,U,y,:a4
:"ut
that slave went out and faund one of his
fellow slav@sthat was owing him a hundred
de.nar'1.i; '1" and, grabbing him, he began to @Lu 7 : l l
cholce him, saying: 'Pay bnclc whatever you
owe.'
Thewlore his fcllow slave fell down
nnd bcgnn to entreat him, saying: "13e patient"
wit11 mr!and I will pay you brick.' However,
he wns not wiIIing, but went off and had him
thrown jnto prison* until he ~houldpay back *&fts:25
what lvas owing. 31 When* thcrefom, his fellow
slnvcs saw the things that had happened, theyl
became very much grieved,' and thcy went and ' M t l 7 : a
rnnclc! clcnr to their master all the things that
hnd happened. 3 2 Then his master summoned
him ~ n said
d to him: 'Wiclccd slave, I canceled
all that debt for you,= when you entreated me.
:'' Ought you not, in turn, to hhnc had mercyDDE\FIA
on your fcllow slave, as I also had mercy on
you?""" With that hh master, provolred to ,,,,,:,
anger,* delivered him to the jailersdo until he @Mcs:7
should pay back all t h a t was owing.' a6 In like OMt~2+3
manner my heavenly Faihcr will also deal with
YOU if YOUdo not forgiveo each one his brother OMr2:T
+pram
from YOISR hearts."+
MC R:14
Now when Jesus had finlshed these MrL1:"
words, he departed from Gal'j.lee and
came ta the frontiers oC Judc'a across the
Jordan 'Also great cro~vdsfollowed him, and eKhy:Jl,,
~t 18:m
he cured them there."
3 And Pharisees came up to h h , intent on
tempting him and saying: "Is il lawful for a
man ta divorce kis wife on ewry kind of
"

19

.'

Or, M f ~ rhim
g ~the~ debt!'
~
b A dc.nnr'i-us qnaled 170 or S
ponct! nnrl 2 fartIhgs. 1-icnen 100 dc.nnr'i.i equaled 817 or
C3/10/10, m Or, "1 forgave J'OU nll thnt dclt.') d Or, ''to~montcrrr,"

89
MATTHEW 19:d l 5
n reply he said: "Dfd YOU not
Whlr10:2
I W ~ Igro~mds?"* "
air 13:lg read that he who createdB them at the begin-1,
,
;
,
1.27
:
,
ning nmdc ihcm male and female* and said:
' " r m
'For this reEtson a mano will lcave his f ~ t h e r
' h l r 10:30
\It22:24 and his m o t h c P and will stick to his mifeJo
*.\I I. 2 k23
Itley
~liha
u ~ . I r 1 0 : 7 and the t ~ v owiII b c o n e f l e ~ h ' ? ~ ~ ~ ~
531
are no longer two, but onc flesh. Thcrclore,
,,;1,:ptx
I c ~ k l G what God IKIS yokedo together let no man put
" M r 10.9
e rco
apart."@ Tllcy snid to him: "WRy, then, did
Moses prescribe giving a certificate of disrnisiqsfr104 sal and divorcing9 h ~ r ? " + ~ H
snid
e to ihern:
.Lh? 24.1
h1t.5:31
*'NOSCS,
out of regard for YOUR harrlhcnrlcdm>lr10:5 ness," made the concession to YOU of divorcing
YOUR wivcs, but such has not bccn the case
from tho beginning. I say t o aou that whocvcx
divorces Elis wife except on the grounds of
fornication and marries another con~mitsnduE
I

:C

,,:,,

*Mt 5:32
h1t 14:s

;lCo7:10

"~CQ
7:8
1C0 1:38

*lco7:f
'lDc
Isa ab:a

.,;E,:,

;;$2

',xrc 9:JG

op;:,5
,Mt

hl c 18:15
10:14

tery'"'
10 Thc disclplcs said to him: "If such is the
situation or n man with his wife, it is not ndVisahle to marry."" l-e
said t o them: "Not
all mcn make room for the saylng, but only
those who have the gift."lZForthere are eunuchs
that were born such from their mother's womb,
and thcre are cunuchs" that were mnclc c~uluchs
by men, and thcre are cunuchs thal, hovc mndc
tl~emsclvcscrmuchs because of t l ~ ckingdom of
the heavens. Lct him that can make roam for
it make room for lt."^
13 Thcn youngg children rvcrc brought to
him, for hiin to put his hands upon them and
offer prayer; hut the disciples rcprirnanded
tI1em.4 Jcsus, howcver, said : " h t the young
children alone, and stop hindering them from
coming to rnc, for the kingdom of the heavms
belongs to G U C kind
~
of persons,"' lbAnd he put

MATTHEW 19:16-28
90
his hands upon them and went from there." mMr 10:16
16 Now, look! a certain one came rap to him
and said: "Teacher, what good must I do in
25:41
order to get everlastingc life?''3"l7 He said t o CMt
O i U r 0:43
1027
him: "Why do you ask me about what is good? XMr
L u 18:18
One there is that is gc~od.If, though, you want
to enter into life, observe the commandmentsc o m 2 2 s
10:3 8
cantinually."*
He said to him: "Which #Mr
L u 18:20
X u 10:26
ones?"" Jesus saicl: "Why, You must not mur- 'Wit
223
der,Ou You must not commit adultery;' You U E x 20:13
Dc 5:17
must not steal,b You must not bear false wit- f-Ex 20:14
Dc 5:18
ness,' lDHonoryour father and your mother," WIr
12:33
V
EXZt):15
and, You must love your neighborc as your- De
539
I
20:16
self."" U' The young man said to him: "'Ihave Ex
Dl! 5:to
kept all these; what yet am I lacking?" z V e - rnEx 2032
DF 5:lIi
sus said to him: "If you want t o be complete," CCoI 422 ,
XLC 10:x
go sell your belongings and give to the poorc chlr 12:42
and you will have treasureo in heaven, and cnlr 10:21 1
L U 1X:22
come be my follo~er.""~When the young man UPhp
3:7
heard this saying, he went away grieved, for
8250
he was holding many possessions.* 23 But Jesus *Ps
Mr 10322
said to his disciples: "Tmly I say to YOU that Lu 18:23
it will be a difficult thing for a rich0 man to cRIr 12:41
get into the kingdom of the heavens.' 24 Again oMr 10.23
I say to YOU, It is easier for a c m e l to get
through a needle's eye than for a. rich man to
1

'

~ L lR25
u
get into the kingdom of God.""
25 When the disciples heard that, they expressed very great: surprise, saying: "Who
really ccm be saved?"' 2%o~kingthem in the 0M.r lo:%
face, Jesus said to them: "With men this is im18:14
possible, but with God all things are possible."" +Ce
Job 622
Jcr
27 Then Peter said to him in reply: "Look! Zec 3217
8:6
zve have left all Ulings and follo\ved you; what LLXX
n 18:actually will there be for us?"" "Jesus said G M r 10:B
5:11
to them: "Truly I say t o YOU, In t h e re- Lu
Lu 25:a

MATTHEW 19:29-20 :9
91
creation,&when the Son of man sits down upon
"Mt 2322 his glorious throne:
YOU who have followed me
" 1 ) ~7 3 4
will also yourselves sit upon t~velvethrones,
M t 20:Zl
R l t 2531
the twelve tribes of Israel.' "$And
r.tl 18:29 judging
ILu 23:?Q everyone that has left houses or brothers or
ee 221
15tr 3535
sistersc or father or mother or children or
lands for the sake of my name wiIl receive
011t !xi: 31 lrnang times more and will inheritGeverlasting
,th:t 1344 life."
M r 10:30
Lu 18:29
30 "But many that a r e first will be last and
Heb 10:34
"Mt r n 1 G the last first."
RIr 10:31
Lu 13:30
"For the kingdom of the heavens is like
a man, a householder, who went out
OLu 13%
early in ihe .morning to hire workers" for his
vbTr 12:l
vineyard."" When he had agreed with the
c~sn
51
M t 21:33 workers for a de.narri.ush a day, he sent them
forth into his vineyard. Going out also about
*"rl5:25
the third hour," he saw others standing uneac17:17 employed in the market-place;O and to those
41c09:7
he said: 'You also, go into the vineyard* and
whatever is just I will pay YOU.' So off they
went. Again he went out about the sixthm
3$;@
!%
:
"m27:*15 and the ninth hour" and did lilrewise. Tinally,
about the eleventh hour hc went out and found
others standing, and he said to them: W h y
have YOU been stamding here all day unemployed?' They said to him: 'Because nobody
has hired us.' He said to them: 'You, too, go
"Joh15:8 into the vineyard.'"
8 "When it became evening, the master of
ihe vineyard said to his man in charge: 'Call
*$;~?c:!1 7 : 3 1 the workers and pay them their wage," proceeding from the last to the first.' firhen the
f

20

Or, "reg~nerntion;rebirt.h.IJ Syn rends 'cl7~2.~1ah'Aatj'.Za7~'='(neiv

wo~-ld,"b A denarius was equal to 17c or 8 penre 2 Pnrtilirlgs.

cfeventh-hour men came, they each received R

deanar'i.us,"lo%, when the first came, they
concluded they would receive more; but I hey
also received pay at the ~ x i eof n dc.nar'i.us."
On receiving it they began to murmur against
the householderu and said: 'These Inst pul
in one hour's tvork, still you made them cqual
to us rvho bore the burdeno OF the day and the
bttrning heat!' la But in reply to one of them hc
mid: 'Fellow: I do you no wrong. You afireed
with me for a de.nar"i.u~,~
did you not?" Tnlw
what is yours and go. I want to give to this
last one the same as to you. Lq it not Enwlul
for me to do what I want with my own things?'
Or is your eye3 wickedh' because X am ~ooEI?'"
In this way the last ones will be first, and the
first oncs last."'"
17Being. now about to go up to JerusnIem,
Jesus took the twelve disciples* off privately
and said to them on the road:O lR"Look! ZVP
are going up to Jerusalem, and the Son of rnnn
will be delivemd up to the chief prlestsd md
scribes, and they tviII condemn" hlrn to death,'
LD and will deliver him up to mcn of thc nations
to make fun of and to scouvge and to I r n p ~ l e , ~ ~ '
and the third day he wilI be m i d up."'"
20 Then the moth& of the sons of Zcb'c.dec4
approached him with her sons, doing obelsatlcc and asking far something from him.' " 'He
said to her: 'What do you want?" Shc said t o
him: "Give the tvord that these my two sons
may sit dorm one at your right hand and one nl
your left in your kingd~rn."~
8a Jesus said in
answer: "You men do not Imow what YOU are
* A dcnnrins wns e q d kr, l7c or 8 pence 2 Inrlhings, Or, "enviuus!' a Or, 'Cfastcn on n stake (or poie)

asking for yourselvm. Gtln YOU drink the cup'

mMtwa
?.lr 11::~
18:11 that I am a b t ~ to
t drink?" They snid to him:
rnlt 26:m
'"Ye can." ?:{ Hc said t o them: "You will indeed
llaclzlz
drink m y cup," but this sitting clown at my
1io 8:17
right hand and a t my left is not mine to givc,
2c0
JZ-C 1:
I:?
9
but it belongs to thosc lor whom it has been

['

."

prepared ' by my Fntl~er.""

24 When thc ten othcrs henrd of this, they
30:41 became indignant nt the two brotl~ers.~
23 But
t u 222.1
Jesus,
calling
them
to
him,
said:
"You
know
QLuU18:13
that the nllcrsO of the nations" lord it over
them and the grcat men wiclcl at~tharitf' over
4lFo 2:6
art rx:.I themP "" This is not the armngement among
,,:,,rhr
n: t 23-11 YOU; but r~?Iloevcrwants t o become p a t *
among
must be SOUR minister,@ " and
& :$$ whoever
w a n t s to Isc first among YOU must be
I
9 :
:L:;;::',I 2:7 YOUR slavemm Jyst -as the Son of man came,
MI^^^ 13:14
not to he minislad-ta, but to minister* and_
=.37
to ~ i v ehis SOU^!^ rl_ansonz' in excl~nngefor
Uhlr 1095
many."*
29 NOW as they were going out of Jericho"
Irlse 5311
OMr10:46
L~1,aa:n a great crowd followed him.' "And, look! two
l T i 2:6
~ l2 t14- blind men sitting beside the mad, when they
'Lu I%%
heard that Jesus was pnssing by, cried out,
saying: "Lord,c have mcrcy on us, Son of
11Mt9m David!"O
But the crotvd stcrnly told them to
l l t 15:22
~r 1 0 : " ~keep quiet; yet thcy cried all the louder, say18:39 ing: "Lord, have mercy 011 us, Son of David!"*
32 So Jesus stopped, called them and said:
"What do YOU want me to do for YOU?" aa They
said t o him: "Lord, lct our eyes bc opened.'"
OMt9:B
s4 Moved with pity, Jesus touelzed their
1.bft21:2 and immediately they rc?ceivecl slght and they
p h l r 1n:sz
followed him.'
,, lRLL3
-is omitted
Or, ''smant." b Or, "lif r." * Lord, BVg ; but 41h~d'rd"
u,\lr 10:40
*1C02:n

ty KDSp-"LPlrm.

95

21 :1-11
94
Well, when they got close to Jerusalem
11:I
nnd arrived at Beth'phnhgco on the mount
of Ollvcs, then Jesus strnt Forth twa disciples," mLU I0:24
saying to them: "%e on you11 way into the
village that fs within sighr of YOU, and rou mMr*m
will at oncc And an ass ticd atld a colt with her;
wltic them and bring them to me," And if . M r n : 2
someone says. anything t o you, YOU must say:" nM12G:18
'The Mastera needs them.' At that he will immediately send them lorth."
4 This tlclually took plncc that it might he
fulfilled what tvas spolren Zh~mughthe propbet,

MATTI-W

''This IS the prophctQ'Jesuss, from NazFa.rethof

L:$!i$o
L U7:1[1

21

saying: a "TELLthe daughtcr of Zion," 'Look! ?{;:&

' ?;?- ~ . z i
your King is coming tn you,' mild-tempered,rn rI Irh(T.io11:2:1
and n~ountedupon an ass, yes, upon a colt, the
LZPE R:O
offspl9lngof a beast of burdcn."jA
6 So 1Rc disciples got on thcir way and did
just as Jesus ordered themaOAnd they brorrght @MF11:4
the ass and its colt, and they put upon thesc
thcir outcr gnrmcnts, and he seated himself up-,,,*
on them.' Most of the crowd3 spread their 3 ~ 1 2 7 : 2 0
outer garments" on the rond, while others k-";:!$.!it,
gan cutting clown branchcso from the t e e s and c M ~ ' l , l : - s
sprearlillfi them on the rotld.' Ws for the "Lum3c
JUII 12:13
crowds, those going ahead of him and those
following Irept crying out: ''Save, we pray,"" A!;
the Soil of David!* Blessed 3s he that comes In ,;;:;If;
;i
Jehovah's'! n ~ r n e Save
! ~ him, wc pray,b in the
;:j;j
J L Ia1~:2
heights n b o ~ c ! " " ~
XS' 121<:1
10 Now when he entered into Jerusalem,*the ,:;l;. :,El,
~vhoIc city? was set In commotion, saying: c A f l * l : : ~ ~
"Who is this?"
The cratvds kept telling:

,,:,,

a;,!&

Or, "Lo~il,''1' T i tcrnllr, wFlo.mn'r~n,'*R ; K3TYl;l {L'o.shn.~rnt),

J'-ld,'"-'H;

ZE,";

IPC ~ ~ r n yCl Jehorall's,

'~
Or, "in tl~rItiallrnt plnccs."'

~ ~ i p n ~ ~ i n"Nave,
_s,

thr Lorrlk, N I 3 .

J2n'.a-'4*30-1al

Gal'i.lce!" l" And Jesus cntcred inlo Ihc tcrnple,

nnrl threw out all 1I1osc selling and buyinji in
0M12o:m
the templew and overittrncd the tables of the
nlotwy-changes clnrl the benches of those selldoves.. " And he said to thcrn: "It is writmEj;j,:;f ing
Len, 'My house 1vj11 bc! cnlIed a house or prayx 2 ~ l fi:m
l
er,'* but YOU arc making jt a cave of rohlsers."'"
Isn Rk7
u.Jcr7:11 " Also hlblind and lame persons came up to him
MrIt:17
in the temple, and hc cured them.
LU 19:.lG
15 When the cIlicf pr?estsand the scrjbes sniv
*MI.II:IA
Lu 10:.17 tile awelous things he did" and the boysQthat
~LI
2 4I3
rvcre crying out in the temple and saying,
11ff:a'Save, n7epray,nl?the Son of David!"' tl-ley bcAML2t;n
came indignant and said to him: "Do you
hcar what thesc arc saying?" Jesus sald to
P L U ~ : ~ them: "Yes. Djd you never reado Ihls: Q L I ~
1o:zl 01 the mouth of bahcsOand sucklings you have
OLu 220 fitmished praisc'?'I7'
And leaving them be+PsR:2
o r t 2a:n
hind he went outside the city t o Beih'n.ny!l and
m;rlr u:rr passed the njgllt t l ~ c r c . ~
18 While returning to the city early in the
"Mr 11:12 morning he got hungry,- And he caught sight
w r s ~ : t a of t~ fig3 tree by thr! road and went lo it, but
he found nothing 011 jt except leaves only, and
hc said to it : "Let no fruit come from you any
U M C ~ : ~ C m01-e
I
to ete~-nity,"I~
m d the fig tree wjlhtr.rcl
*LU 133:~ insCnntIy," " But whcn the discipIes snw fhia,
they wondered, saying: "How is it that the
nMlbll:21 fig tree withcrccl inslantly?""
In. ansrvcr JcS I I S said to them: "T1.uly I say to You, If only
~ J a 1:0
s
YOU have faith m d do not doubt: not only will
\-nu [lo what I did to the fig tree, but nlso if
YOU say to this mountnin, 'Be lifted up nnrl cast
T,~I

!!ztcy

RlA.'lXWEW 21:u-21

a I : lo

Liiemlly, "T-To.son'nn," K B ; H3'YZb:'l;l (Ho.skn.t~cr~,

Jb14*1+3-18;
~ncniling"YRYC, we prny !''

MATTHEW 2 1 : 2 2 4 2
96
17:20
hto the sea,' it mill h a p ~ e n .3a~ And n1I thc 4Mt
l.tl 17:G
li"
things YOU ask in prayer: having faith, rou 3 l r I13:2
t:t7
'hll' 11:21
wiU receive."'
Lll 1 1 9
23 Now after he went into the temple, the 1.10 .3:?.2
cl~jcfpriests and the olrier men of influmcr! of
the people came up t o him while he was teaching and said:m"By what authority do you do O M r 11:27
these things? And who gave you this nuthor214
ity?""""I n reply Jesus said to them: "I, also, "EX
1,tI m:2
dot1
will ask aau one thing. IC Yotr tell it t,o mo, X nc 42113
7
nlso will tell Yon by what authority I cla tIlesc +Mr11:29
n3fr
1:4
things:* Z5Thebaptismo by John, from ~ v l ~ a t
sotlrce was it? From heaven or from men?"' *Joh 1:3
But they began t o reason among themselves,
saying: "If rve say, 'From heaven,' he mill say
x t n:32
to us, Why, then, did
not heIIeve I ~ i r n ? 'n~hlr
11:31
1.u
q:4
" If,though, we say, 'From rncn,\we hnve the A t 5:#4H
14:s
crowd t o fear: for they a11 hold John as a AM1
n r t ar:oo
p r ~ p h e t . " 27~ So in answer to Jesus they said: OMF
ll:Y2
"Wc do not how." He, in turn, snld l:o them: JAU20:li
"Neither am I telling YOU by what authority
*Lu20:8
I da these things.'
28 "W11at do YOU think? A man had two
children.* Going up to the first, he said: 'Child, *Lu 1911
go work today in the vineyard.' " In nnnslver
?:at
this one said: 'I will, sir," but did not go out. .Mi
L U &I6
" Approaching the second, he said the same. In
reply this one said: 'I wiI1 not.' Afterwards he
felt renet and went out. A' Which of the two
7:47
did the will of his father?"" They sald: "The 4tLu
LU 3s:t4
l ~ t t ~ r Jesus
."
said t o them: "Truly I say t o
2:15
YOU that the tax' collectors and the harlotsmOMr
aLt1 L ~ : J O
are going ahead of YOU into the kingdom of
God, "For John came to you in the path of
ina
rightmusness,O*but YOU did not bcliwc I~im."OLU
'Mt X:25
n.Tnh 7:48
I-Towever, the tax collectors and the Ilartots be- 21'0 2 2 1

97

MATTHEW 21 : 33-43

Ilieved him: and YOU, although YOU saw this,

ldid not feel regret dtenvads so as to believe
' him.
i
33 "Hear another Jl1~1stration:r
Them was a
!Mt m:1 man, a househ~lder,~
who planted a vineyard
and put a fcnce nround it nnd dug a winepress
Isa 5 1
Jer 221 in it and erected a towcr,"and lct it out t o cula'M1' 12:l tivators for hire, and travelcrl ahroadno" When
L U 20:Y
the season of the fruits came around, he clisaMt 22-16 patchedo hls slaves to t h e cu1tivators to get his
fruits. a6 1-Towever, the cultiv~tors took his
slaves and one they bent up, another they
.We 9:26
Mt E:li killed, another tkcy sloncd,' ." Again he disI,u m10
but
bSCh 3kl5 patched other slaves, more than thc filmst,
a1r If: S
Ithey
did
the
same
to
these."
"
:
Lastly
he
djsAc 7 5 2
lTh 2.15 patched his son to them, snying: 'They will reAcb l l : X
>lr L2:6 specto my son.'
seeing the son the cultivators said among themselves: 'This is the
')Ro4 1 3 heir;O* come Ict us kill0 l ~ I mand get hls in, )M123:37
* l k b 1:2
" So they took him and threw him
'11,~20,13 heritanc~!'~
"* bl t
,\1r 12:8 out of the vineynrd m d ltilled him.* aThere.luh 1:ll
fore, when the owner of the vlneyard comes,
Ac 2.23
h c 3:Y 5
They
I IcZl 13:l: :what will he do to thosrr c~lthator.s?'"~
said to him: ''Because they nrc evil, he niIl
bring an evil dest~uctlonupon then1 and will
Iet out tho vincyarsl for hire to other cultivaI
tors, who will rcndcs him the fruits when they
4 Mr 129
IAU 20:16 become due,"0
Ar: 13:4G
42 Jesus said to them: "Did YOU never read
h o 1R:G
' I'c. 118:22
n t h e Scriptures, 'Thc stone that the bui1de1-s
Isn 2S:LG i
blr 1 2 3 0
rejected is the one thnt hns become the chief
1 ,!I ZU:17
Alh4 : l l
cornerstone. From Jehovahh this has come to
f h l 9.A.3
.l1l1 2:m
,pass and it is m ~ v e ~ o u
ins our eyes"?' This
Il'r 2:7
h1,u 332

I,u 7:24

1 Ir, "parable."' b Jebnvnh,

J~-4~L-d~17Jsn20n*1

; ihc Lortl, HE.

thoso slaves went out t o the roads and gntherecl' together all they found, both zvicltccl and
good;+ nncl the room for the wedding cel.emonies wns filled rvitb thorn reclining3 at the tnblc.
11 "When the king cnnle in to inspect tke
guests hc caught sight Ihere of a man not
clofhcd with a wedding gn~ment." So he wid
:hlc
43 Now when the rhicf priests and the Ph:~rjto him: 'E'c?Ilow," how did you get- in h c ~ cnot
5:3
spes hnrl heard his illustrationsa
took notc ~ & ' ~ ~ ~ .2Co
g
sp114:24 having on n wedcling garrncnt?'# He was ~ I I that he mms speaking nbout them," ""LI~,
al- =Lu20:19
dercd spcmhless. Tl~cnthe king said to his
though thcy rvei-e seeking to seize him, Ihcy
nPhpl:l
~ e ~ j ~ a 'Bind
n f s him
: ~ ~Iland and foot and throw
fcarcd thc crowds, because these held him to
"Mta4:m him aul: into the dnrl<ncsso outside. Thcrc is
, w t2 1 ~ 1
be a, propl~el,"
hrr l2:t'd
wherc his weeping and Ilre gnashingQaI his
In further reply Jesus again spalcc! t o J0i17'40
"P"1z:lo teeth will be.'.
hit H:l2
tllcm with iillustrntions,a saying: " "The 'LU1k19
~tf3:-l2
14"For there are mnny invited, but few
4il. !25:30
liingdom of the heavcns has become llce R mnn,
\It 'id4
chosen,""
a king, that made n ninraringeo Seasl.: for his ~ ~ ~ : ~ 2 j q ~ 0
15 Then the' Pharisees went their w ~ yand
a ~ =:I3
r
son. And he sent fort11 his sIa17es t o call ll~ose
6;;;;;;
took
counscl together in order to trap llin~in
?;;?5:afi
;I;"
invitec? lo the wed din^ [cast, hut they wrrc
So they dispatchedn t o him their
his
spccchbA
VLu
tmwilling l a come." Again he sent forth othcr
v h l t " ~ ~ i ~ ~ together
i p l ~ ~ "with party follotvcrs of
slaves," snying: 'TELL
those invited, "Loolt! I 'nTflZ:36
saying: "Tenchcr, we know you are
' ~ ~ : ~ Rcrod,llb
~ ~ 1 3
have prepared my dinncr, my hulls ant1 fattrulhhul
rind
teadl the uray of God in truth,
tened at~in~afs
are slnugI1tcrcd,3 and a11 t hhtm ;&6:4
and
you
do
not
care Ear anybody, far you do
are renrly. Come to the wcclding feast." '* nu1
+r.u ao:al
not loalc upon mcn's oul~vard appcnmncc.+
u~nconcerncclthey wunl off, one to Ihnt flcld of
2
..Lu 11:15
~,
do you think? Is it
.bnS2:s " Tell us, t h e r d o ~ What
his, anolhcr to his cemmc~rialbusiless;" but '&:'2:
i8
:.I.
17:E
12.14
lawrul
lo
pny
trib~ttc
to
Caesaiee3
or not?""
the rest, Islying hold of his slaves, treat4 them
11" Rut JCSIIS,
l
c
n
o
~
~
their
~
i
~
~
~vickedness?
g
snid:
ilisoler~tIynnd killed them."
, k;,T;2:2
l4hrt
h ~ 221:35
t3 3 7
' " ~ ~ . 2"Why
~ : . ~ do
~ rou put me to tlx l:cst," hypocrjtc~?~
.
h
l
r
]
:
?
:
i
s
7 "Thc king grew enraged, and sent his nrr.ll-u:-l I%~IUIV
mc the t r i b ~ ~ tcoin."
e
They h ~ . o ~ i ~ h t
mies and destroyed those rnurilcrcrs- and 331tz3:3f
'lnrtJ7:24 him n d ~ . n a r I . ~ =uAnd
~
.
~
"
he
saicl
to thmm:
bu~mcdtheir city.' " Then 11csaid to his slaves: 'LU fan
.>It. l2:ya "Whosc3 in~ngeand inscripLion is this?"* " They
'Thc txrcdding feast lndeerl js ready, but 111osc
2
:
saicl: "Cacsar's."cJ Then h c said t o Ihern: "Pay
I ,(I 3:l
invit cd were not warllly;~" Therefore go to Shc A*CL3:46
Caesar'sc things to Cnes:sar,c
back, the~~cfore,
roads ieading out of thr! city, and anyouel) You
1
~
2
1
:
.
t
1
3
find jnvilc t o thewedding J'et~st.'~'"J~cco~~tlinglyu 14:21
n (113, ' i i u i ~ l i & r . i ~
11 ~
It;P I ~ I ~ ~ I bI nr,
~ s , "ivllh
~ ~
t bt! 1-Ieso'iIi.nn~~,)'
a Or,
is why I sny t o Y O U , T l n ~kingdom of God mill
mt24:31
be tnlcen from YOU and hc ciwn to a nniion' 'lTrN:T
+.Mtl3:47
prod~.lcin.: its froils.' ', " ~2lso, the pcrson fall-/K
:,:i
'[mr
2 : ~ ing uport this stone will Rc shattered. As for1 i r t ~ ~ : a
nayunc upon whom It falls, it will p~~lvwixr!
I
' T S Z ?:la
I~im.""
,,,sn:g
1,- 2 :u

22

1:

7'

Or," ~ ~ ~ I ~ I I ! J ~ Pb! Or,

: , ~ ' "as

'*I 1111 rlnperor ( ' 8 )

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.: 1'11rtIGnp.e OiL,"grinvlii~~;
tIe~~~~!~it~g.'*

MATTHEW 22 :22-36

I00

but God's things to God."" 2 W W , when they

heard that, they marveled, a n d leaving him ~ 0 1 3 : ~
~ L 2U0 : a ~
they went off.$
23 On that day Sadducees; who say there is obIrD:18
no resurrection, came up to him and asked
him:'
"Teacher, Moses said, 'If any man dies 'Egjn
withaut having children, his brother must take @2,3,:$
his wifen in marriage and raise up offspringC E;;!/i3
for his brother.'* 25 NOW there were seven s C ; e m : ~
25:s
brothers with us; and the first married and Dc
bIr12:19
deceased, and, not having offspring, he left his
wife for his brother." ZG It \vent t h e same way *Lum:m
also with the second and the third, until
through all seven.# 27 Last of all the woman *Mrla:21 1
died. 28 Consequently, in the resurrection, to
which of the seven will she be wile? f o r they
'Mr 12:23
all got her."*
Lu 20:33
29 In reply Jesus said to them: "You are
mistaken, because YOU know neither the ScripWJr 12:lO
turesG nor the power of God;' 3 0 f ~inr t h e gnr,lz:za
resurrection0 neither do they marry nor are $:gg4
they given in rnar~iage,~"
but are as angels in
heaven. " As regards the resurrection of the ;tt;:i;;
dead0 did YOU not read what was spoken to :$;!i%,
YOU by God, saying: O " '1 am the Cad" of Abra1:47
ham3 and the God of IsaacP and the God of ;Frt%;tI
Jacob'?' Hea is the God, not of the dead, but +Exs:a
of the Iiving.""* ss On hearing that, the crowds zE;z;2&
7:28
were astounded at his teaching."
34 After the Pharisees heard that he had
put the Sadducees to silence, they came together in one group. w And one of them, versed
in the Law, mked, testingo him: a" "Teacher: zE;g,ai,15
which is the greatest commandment in the

XML

He, KBDItVgJ17; Jehovnlil, Jle; God, i n the Textns Receptus,

the Koridethiatl (9th cenlury) and olher texts.

MATTHEW 22 :37-23 :5
101
Law?"* a? He said to him: " 'Ygu _must l o v e
o ~2432
*Mr
32,B
t
J_ehovqh& ygur God with your whole heart and
m u g:*
igth your kvh71e
qd-Xith- your ivh*
OLuR35
rriind.'3* This is the greatest and first com"<a%dment." a The second, like it, is this: 'YOU
OMr
*De 6:s
7:9
lave your neighbor as yourself.'' Lo On
E;; must
these two commandments the whole Law
D~LQ";~
L T 1~2::31 hangs, and the Prophets."'
41 NOW while the Pharisees were gathered
f
7
together Jesus asked them:O *'" "What do YOU
A
QMrl2::15 think about the Christ? Whose son is he?"
OMr 11:10
+Lu20:41 They said to him: "Da~id's."~'4 W e said to
Joh5:42
w2Sa 2d:2 them: "How, then, is it that Davidmby inspirao ~ i 3 : 1 6 tionw calls him 'Lord', saying: 44 'Jehovahc
said to my Lord, "Sit at my right hand until
~ P 11O:l
s
~ ~ 2 . ~ 3I 4put your enemies beneath your feet'"?'
" If,
1Co 1525
He11 1:13 therefore, David calls him 'Lord', how is he his
Xe 3:21
re And nobody was able to say a word
rMrlZ:S~
in reply to him, nor did anyone dare from that
dayo on to question him any further.*
Then Jesus spoke to the crowds and to
OLU zo:4s
his &~sciples,~
saying: "The scribes3"
3 h ~ r 2 2 4 and the Phariseese have seated themselves in
mr7:10 the seat of Moses.O a Therefore all the things
oMala:7
they tell4 YOU, do and observe, but do not do
according to their deeds,@+
for they say but do
:o!f;fi;$O~ ll:46
u
not perform. ' They bind up heavy loads9 and
mMtll:Bput them upon the shoulders of mankind," but
they themselves are not willing to budge them
%Lu11:4% with their finger," All the works they do they
'';Yrt6:f
do to be viewed by men;" for they broaden the
*De6:8
scripture-containing cases" that they wear as
NU i5:38 safeguards'd and enlarge the fringese" of their

__
~_our

the Lord, KJ3. b J~iterallp, "gpjl'it?'

Jchorxh,
Jehovahh,JJ2~4-14317,j83ZO,21; the Lord, NB, d Or, "bponden their
ylllylacteries." Or, "borders; tassels."

T 23:6--18
A

garments. " They like thc most prominent placeA'y; :.y;:g

at eveninqo meals and thr front seats in ihe
;;;r y;;,I
s ; y n a g o . ~ u ~ sand
, ~ ~ t h e grcel i n ~ sin
+ the market- m
-41,Iv 1 1 ,I1
ylaccsTi anrl to be cnll~cl'' 'Rnbhi'Ih"by men. 2nrl s l l : ' ~ ~
" But You, clo not YOU be called ' R n h l ~ i ' ,fnr
~ ~ 'I4" 2''''"'
one is Yotm teacher,)D whereas all 1-01?are >Uf r IOhV
,a;,a
brothers." Moreover, do ]lot: call anyone vovn
8:s-1
fathcP on enrlh, for One is YOLX Fntl~cr,' the PhTr
.mlal 1:n:
heavenly Onc. " Keieith~r hc called '!e;~(lem',~';;;:$;;~
for Poult IJcnderi is one, the! Christ. But lfze
great&: onc among Y I ~ UI I I L I S ~be vnrrn ministermc"*
'= Whoever exalts himselfn will he burn-;:.:
hled, and tfihoever humbles himself will be " p l + ' ~ : ~ ~ l

~ h IS:.$
~ t
exalted.'
L U f 1:11
13 "Woe to YOU, scribes md Pharisees, hypo- L u ln:1q
t
crites!" bacause YOU shut up0 the kingdom of nOhIL~ 23:2~
lli:18
the heavens before mnulcind; for you' y o ~ ~ +LU
r - 11 :51 1
selves do not go in, neither do YOU pcmit those
on their wny in to go in." $" Woe to uorr, scribes mart
and Pharisees, hypo~riws!~
because YOU tra~ ~ ~ 5 0
verse sen" nnd dry land l:o make one prosclyie; 3; ~~;b:48
1 ~
md mhcn hc! becomes one YOU make 11in1 a srrbject lorr Ge.hen'nap0 twice ns much so us your23:s~
sclves.
k f 15:14
t
16 "Woe to m, blind guides,' who say, 'lf ~-RO
rtnyone srvears by the t e r n ~ I e ,it~ is nothing;
but if anyone sn7ears by the gold" of tlie tern:?;?&2::l
he is uinder ohligaf ion.'" " Fools' and blind
ones! Which, in fact, is glrnler, the gold or the
temple" that has sanctiIicd thc golrl?'' InAlso, 'EX w n
0 Or9 ' ' p l f l ~ t ~0l?
t i nsscmMy.'" br, "My g ~ a nnr;
f
31s ETCCI~PII~ on@."

* Or,

103

~ 102

'*sr~r.r~~~~t.''
KBIJf ~ ( I W tty
I
RISS.) HysAtsti~ nniit vwlr 14,
~'radin: : "ll:or to you, S ( ~ I ' ~ ~ Inn11
F S I ' h a t m i : - ~ y , qI~yj,ocritcs!
,
hrlcnurra I
TOC d v r r l i i ~willtrirs'
~
h o n c ~ i~t ~ rfur
l
:I preiia~\.*~
oll.r*tb Inug prnytvs;
rill thk S ~ P I ~ O I I I I Lsnn wilt r r r ~ i v r jndgr~rtbr~ttrlr\va r~bnnrlnrtlly."
* OP, " P O I I V ~ ~ I f~ ~~, i" t r ~ . n l"nl ~nnll
j or.''
S p r Aplx-ntlix undrrn Rlntthew 6 : 21, Or, *'s:u~~ct~u~r;v."
I,rr~nt~rr=xnflq.(~~~<]&
(I;crtk.c.flc.!C,q).

MATTHEW 23 :19-38

'If anyone swears by the altar, jt is nathinz;

but if anyone swears by the oflcring on it, hc
is under obligntion.' '"Blitld ones! Which, in
'3Ex2Q:87 inct, is greater, the offering or the altar" thnt
oJohlkm smctifies5 the offering? '"Therefore,
he lhnt
swears by iho altar is swearing by i t and by all
(.~1<i8:13 the things an It; 'I and he that swears by tho
PS 11:4
PS l32:l.i fcmple3 js srvcaring by it ancl by him that is
Tsa (i:?
rid,2:m inhnhitin:: it;" '"rind he that swears by heaven
z ~ l t 2 ~is: wearing
~ ~
by thc thronemof God%and by h1m
6111 5:9 t
ihat is sitting on ft.
*Lull:42
23 "~VOF' to YOU, scribes and Pbarjsces,
mk":m flypocrit~s!h c c n ~ ~ syou
e give the tenth* of thc
mint ancl the dill nnd the cummin, but voxr
= ~ o h 7 : 2 1 have Etisiygniuled the meighiicr matters of the
CLu 1:ra
Lnw, namcl y , judgment" xt~dmercy'" and faithUM IC r,:n
n u Y ~ : T f~11ness.I~~
These Ihings it was binding t o do,
I
:
4;:R4:;: yet not to disregard the other things. " Blindq
:k:LC
y[,L:;i,!l;l : , l a guides: who strain out t h e gnat'\ but gulp
down t h e c a r n ~ l ! ~
0Le 11:.I
25 ' W o e to YOU, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! bocausc aou cleanse the outside of llle
cup* and ol thc dish, but inslcle they are full of
mh 9:47 plunder and jmmoderateness. ""B1indIb I-lhnrifirs1 the inside of thc cup' ancl crE
~ ~ ~ , " :see,
: : ~cleanse;
~
the dish, that the outside of it also may bccome
clcan.
27 "Woe to YOU, scribes and Pharisees, hypo"LUZ2:sB
*LU J I :,I 1 crite~!*because YOU rcsernhle zvhhitewasI~crl"
Ac 23:3
gllav.ves,wl~ichoutwardly inclcccE appear benulitul but inside nre full of dcncl mm's bones md
of cvery Icix~d of uncleanness. 2S Tu that wey
~' ' ~ r~? : u~ YOU
l ~ also,
~ ~outwardly
G , indccd, appear r i g l z t e o u ~ ' ~
to men," but insjcle YOU atie full of hypocrjsy"
-Mt
md la~'Eesst~~s~.O
+

" Ota, " H I I I I C ~ ~ I . R I + Y ~k" 010,"S~litll,"

105
29 "Woe to YOU, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites!' because YOU build the graves0 of the oAM^~6:a
27:61
t

prophetso and decorate the memoria1 tombs of

the righteous ones,' 3%d YOU say: 'If we had
bcen in the daysa of our forefathers,$ we would
not have been sharers ivith them in the blood
of the prophets.'
Therefore YOU are bearing
witness5 against yourselves that YOU are sons
of those who murdereda the prophets." s 2 Well,
then, A H up the measure" of YOUR f0refathers.a
33 "Serpents, ofrspringO of vipers," how are

g f i l t lo:.rl
+LU

11:47

GAT^ 24.38
mAc 7 :52

"It24:14
G X T ~7:21
~ L 11348
u
#IT112:16

:g

5$;
to flee from the judgment of Ge.henrna?"" anlrsle.?
chlr 12:40
For this reason, here I am sending" forth to ALu 11:49
YOU prophets and wise men and public instruc- ' ~ ~ : : , 0 ~ ~ ~
tors.c3+Some of them aou will kiIl and impale,dGzk; ;h52
and some of them You will scourge in YOUR
+$;,";io2,
synagogues and persecute0+ from city to city;
&
L5:I;:;0
" that there may comemupon aou all the right- mnrt 2 7 : ~
11:so
eous blood" spilled on earth from the blood of "I,u
lze 18:21
righteous" AbelG*to the blood of Zech.a.ri'ahc zk: gi:!
soil of Bar.a.chitah, whom YOU murdered be- t:L1I,'!:l,l:"
tween the sanctuarye and the altar. Truly I
say to YOU, A13 these things tviII come upon this
generation.
~ L U13:34
37 "Jeru~alern,~
the lullePAof the oO Mmr lo:=
3:4
prophets and stonero of those sent forth to
her,'-how
often I wanted to gather your chil- GI$$"
dren t ~ g e t h e r ,the
~ way a hen gathers her
chicks together under her wings!' But YQIJ people did not want it." "Loolr! YOUR house* is ;2;;&,
'Jer 1 2 : ~
Jcr 2 2 5
abandoned t o YOU. For I say to YOU," YouAoldu
11:s
will by no means see4 me from henceforth un- iKLZ?2:19

YOU

MATTHEW 24 :1-10

ti1 YOU say, 'Blessed is he that comes in Jcho~ a h name

~ ~ !'a "'
Departing now, Jesus was on his way
-( from the temple, but his disciples approaehed to show him the buildings of the ternrLU 21:s:
p1e.O a In response he said to them: "DOYOU
not behold a11 these things? Truly 1 say to YOU,
uJcr7.l.l By no means will a stone be left here upon a
{f",t!iy stone and not be thrown dotm."'"
3 IU~ilehe was sitting upon the mount of
ff: 7:iz4
olive^,^
the discipleso approached him privately,
. > n ~ 2757
3R1r
t
saying: "Tell us, When will these things be,
2wi
and what will be the sign of your presence' and
of
the consummationbo of the systemD of
b]t::$j
?ji
r+3lr13:4
things
?,~c'I
Lu 21.7
4 And in ansm7crJesus said to them: "Look
out that nobody misleads YOU;' for many will
come on the basis0 of my name, saying: 'I am
the Christ,' and will mislead many. You are
going to hear of wars and reports' of warsf
see that YOU are not terrified. Ear these thingsQ
must take -$lace, but the accomplisheda endG
is not yet.'
7 "For nation0 will rise" against nationv and
kingdom against kingdom,' and there will be
1 food3 shortageswand earthquakesc" in one place
after another. "11 these things are a beginning
of pangs of distress.
llMt 10:17
9 "Then people will deliver YOU up to tribuJOI,IW
*doh 1G:2
lation*and will kill" YOU, and YOU will be hated"
r l ~ t
by all the nations on acco~mtof m y narne.OA
,ki::tj,"
1.u 21:lz l u Then, also, many will be stumbledo and will
UMt l l : G
[
betray one another and will hate0 one an-

13s118:26
Mt 21.9

24

;z;l,t,z:$,

Or, "measurc up E~xllyto YOUR forulathers." B rends: "You ~ ~ 1 1

iill up the rncaaure of om forcfatllcrs."
See Appendix under
,Jehovah*s, 51-49+14'1-18t21; the l;ord's, NX. b Or, "combinntion
Rlntthew Q : 22. Or, "lealnned persons; sc~iles."" 5 '"asten on
r b t j r l ; ending logsther.-" c Systeln of tLnga,=uihz.
(ad.oa'), 813;
a stake or pole.'" 00 (Ytenplc,"
n?)y (o.lak m'), J1-l4,"-l8,
d Orl "be stirred up; be ~ o u s e dup."
a

1
PITATTHEW 24: 11-26

106

MATTI-IEW 24 :27-37
vjllde~mess,'do not. go out; 'Look! he is in the
*Lu 1 7 s inner chamb.rs,' do not believe it." E'or just
'.'nh37:3
as the ligljtning' comes out of eastelm paris
=lohl:s
and shines:. over to westom pnl'ts, so tile ~ 1 ~ s
-:.Lt 2 1 : x
- ~ 1 1 2 7 : 2 i enceQ of the Son of man will I,eP :9~\'herever
:Tnb 33%
the carcassA is, thew ZIIC eaglcsmbwill flock
-I,,,
'
together.
29 "lmmedintely n f l c r the tribulntion of those
,
',hl.1:yJ days the ~;un"will ba dnrltcn~d,~'
md ihc
u l l t 25 LO
the stars will
i r 1 . 1 moonox v;lill not give its light,
r-te 6 3 2
r gIhr! heav,,1t2ti ti^ fall from henvm, nnd thc p n ~ v ~ of
-1LeIk y?:%
a
r
s
'
~
i
l
I
Re
shnkm."
*"nil
thm
tI~csim of
.L,,:s
-ua7:11* the Son of man" will nppenr in I~caven, m d
then 311 the tribes of thc mrtl~will go to wail-71212 i n p and thcy will scc ihc Son of man coming'
,
,
,
:
,
:41r l4:62 on the cloudss of h a v e n with potver a d gwdt
iDn?:14
glory."" a 1 And he wjll send forth his mlgcls
with a great trumpet-sound0 and they will
rrsan:13
17'1
4:16
flAcl4:ZI
gatheP lhs choscnc ancs t o ~ e l h c rfrom the
Olllr 13 20
lnc 3n.4 four winds; from onc exll'clnity of the heavens
ZPC 2:6
t o their oihcr extremity.
32 "Now lenm from the A g tree os an 1LIustrationh this point: Just as soon as its young
branch grows tcncler zmd it puls forth le~ves,
+ur13*S
LU 21%
YOU lmow that summer is nofir." S3 Likewise
also YOU, when vnrr scr! all thcsc things, hnow
'vtE;lo
that
he is ncar nt thc doo~*s.~" Tr~dyI say ta
".In? 5:
1
YOU that this genrrnti~n':~
wjll
by nu mcans
%It23.36
pass anFayuntil all these things occur. B"I-eav"Fwbl:ll en and earl11 will, pnss away," but nzy wordsw
IJuh 12:50
r~~ ~
3 will
3
by no means pnss w a y . "
36
"Concerning tllnt dny and hour0 nobody
~ IT^
~ c5:i
l : ?
Itnows, neither ihc nngcls oS the hcavelzs nor
Sonp but only t l ~ cFather.' For just as
'%Ithe
!&
Or, ''~~4th~ n po~rvr
t
rind glory." OF,''pnrrthle!' DKor thc
107

other,' ItAnd many false prophetsm will nrise;;?:,!;,A!

I
nnd mislead many;" 12 and b~cau.seof the in,:)
crcnsing of la~rfleswcserthe Jovc'' of lhc grcnt- ;:I;$
I:,, 1:
>!I' w.21
cr n u m k r will cool off.' ""Rt hc thnt has ,.~I.I
:J.:,
'"I'
'+"
mdurcd to the finish" is tl~c!onc that will lje
saved. And this good3 news nf 1hp,Jdng!{o_rj+' ;;;
\r7ill_l)c prcached in all thc iuI~-~l~il;~cl'<-c:u'lh
IC~S :!:I
l~rhy!~rnoseof a m i t n e s c t o all ~ I I C U L ~ ~ O ~ I S ~"""
~II~~
1
lllcn iheccomplished'
-cnd!,c-~t:ill..comc,
':Mr :1:2[1
qh'lr
1.7:~
<?'i'hcr~.cforr, w h m vou catch sir:hl. nf i h ~
disjiustinj,r7 thing that catfscs rlcsolnlion,3 as Mr l.":I4
s[-lokcnof tltrough Daniel the proghct, slancling
I
in n Iloly place,- (let the rcnrler use discern- 2 Yj2:,
~ncnt,)l a tl~cnlet those it1 Ju.de9nhcgin Ilcr!i~if .,',:'j: ;ij:d
l~
to the mountains.': li Let the man on Ihr! housc- 'QlrS.5
tnp not come down to take Ihc goods out of
his house; and let the nsa~sin the fjclrl not
rutul-11 to the house to pick LIP his ou(e~+
fyrn i e ~ t l.0 Woe to the pregnanl; jvomcn anel tllose
s ~ ~ c k l i ai ~baby
g
in those days!o Keep prnyi~zg0 h . t ~18:n
lhtit YOUR flight may not occur In wintcrIimc3
nor on the sabbath3 day;' for then ihcrc will :y;:\?jl
he great tribulationmsrreh as has not occurset1
ln:l
I
sincc the ~vorldbb~rr.$ming until no~v,"
no, nor .Joe 2:2
~!.ilE occur again. "S In Iacl, unless illose days
t m.11
r~cmC L I ~short, no flesll" would be sn\crl;O but w
->~l.~ai
on account of the chosenGones" those days mi41 ,.:!:,i/:$;'
.,!ill 13 20
hc cut short.'
23 "The11 if anyone says t o YOU, 'Loolr! 1ifi1-c
" Lri 17'23
js Ihc Christ,'" or, 'There!' do nol: bclicve" it. '.Mr
tlj;:ll
I
For fnlsc Christs" and false prophd s E wlll ti;<,$:yt
u~iscnnd tviU give great signs' aurl II'OZIC~FI~S
XI) '1'' 1:T:13
as to mislcncI," if possible, even thr chosen 'ur1n:5
o n ~ s =%oak!
.~
L ha\-e forel~?arncrl
vsrr.' Thcrc- T~fd,l~;.~j
folr, if pcople say to you, U o I r ! hr? is in the

&,

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KKDVg(4 PISS.)ArtnJ

L:.1"b3.

1
MATTHEW 24: 38-51
108
I
the days of Noahm were, so the presencd of
the Son of man will be.' nu For as people arcre
:;lo : s ! ~
in thosc dayso before the flood, eating and ~~2;
Iz oL
drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, ,
,,,k.,2 7
until the day thnt Noahnentered into the ark;"
*iPe 8:20
3g and they took no note until tlie flood came
and w e p t them a11 away," so tllc? presence of 02Pe3:8
the Son of man will be. Then two men will
be Ln t h e field : one mil1 he taken nlong and the
other be abandoned; ttvo rvlrrncn ~vjll bc!
grinding at the hand-mill: one will be tatrcn
l7:as
along and t h e other be nbnndoned." Keep on
the wvntch, therefore, bmause YOU do not Itnow
I
om 25:~s
on whnt day YOUR Master is comingb
air 35:m
43 "Rut know one thing, that if the house- LU21:""
holder had known Jn what watch tlie thief 'cvns
comin~,'he would have kept awake and not n1- 't$,!1,;:9
lowed hls house to be lsrolren into. d4 On this zP@z:ln
Ac 7,'i
account YOU, too, prove yourselves ready,' be- @h~c'l.i:na
I
cause at an hour that uorr da not think t o be it, Lu 12:.IU
the Son o f man is coming,
t
45 "Who really is the fnithfulO' and discrcet
slave ~vhom his master appointed over his :;g,%;ll
11cb3:~
domestics to give them their food RL the proper
I
time?" 4VIappy' is that slave if his master on
:$:Z;nZ
arriving finds him doing so. 4 7 Truly I say to
YOU, H e wilI appoint him over all his belongln~s.~
mft PI
Lu 12:.14
48 "But if that evil slave shouId say in his
I
heart,' 'My master is delayk,''
and should
F
;
!
A
;
:
start to beat his f ~ l l o wslaves and should eat
and drink with tlre confirrncd drunka1u2sTOo tho
12548
master of that slave will come on a day that
he docs not expect and in nn hour' that be does +m
not know, " and will punish him with the great-

'

MATTHEW 25:l-15
"L~12.18est sevcritya* and will assign him his part with
lhe hypocrites. There is where 11isl' weping
'Ps 1 1 2 : j O and the gnashingtQof hisb teeth will be.'
n r t s:la
h l t 2;:3t3
"Then the kingdom oil the hemens wlll
rr,u 1:a7
become Iike ten virgin$ that took their
"ltr 4:21
lampsQnand tvcnl out to nlett the bridegroom."
*l.k112:35
.:tc 13:7
2 , ~1:ra
: ~ :' Five of them wclrc foolistlsa anrl five were
L h l t 5:2li
diserect." " For the foolish I ook their lamps but
.
""r6:13
took no oilg with them, "whereas the discreet
look oil in their scceptacles with tbdr lamps.
"mile the bridegroom wns delay in^, they all
5:a
nodded nnd went: to s1eep.O O Right in the middle of the night thcre arusc a cry:' 'Ilere is the
Ilridegroam! Go out to meet him.' Then all
those virginsmrose ~ n put
d their Inmps* in order. TIIQf001i~hsaid to t h e discreet: 'Give ua
nffebl:O some of vow oil,"kcause our lamps are about
uJft7:2a to go out.' T h e discreetC answercd with the
1Co 4:YO
~vords:'Pcrhaps thcr-e may not be quite enough
for us and uorr. Be on Yorm way, instead, 10
those who sell it and buy for yourselves.'
" m i l e they were going off to buy, the bridegroom arrived, and the vii-gins that were ready
um19:Q went in with him into thc wedding' cc-!lcbratia~i,
pLU 11:7
nnd the dooP was shut. Af lcnipalrlsthe rest
01 ihc vfrgins also came, saying: Sir, sir, opcn
ALu13:25 to us!'". ':In answer be snid: 'I tell YOU t h e
PLU13:27 truth, I do not knozv YOU.'"
13 "Keep on !he watch, therefore, because
*?ultZ4:Fd)
JThS:tE
YOU know neithcr the day nor the hour.'
Z P C 5:s
GLU 1512
14 "For it is just as whm a rnan,O about to
anrt zl:m
unir 3a:s.r travel abroad," sumrnoncd slaves': of Ilis nnd
*Luln:la commitlcd to thcm his belongings." la And to
one he gave five talents,c to another two, to

109

25

;'!z?:E
fL","3,zz

ent bitit in two."

a Or,
worth $1,050 or 1212/lo/-,

fl

Qr,?heir,'' e One

silver talent wna

Or, "glinding ; clenching."

MATTI-IW 25 :16--26

110

111

still anothcr one, t o each anc nccordfng to his own

ability, mil hc went abracld. 'T~lnmcdiaielyilre
one that ~*mei'~*cd
the five tnlentsn went his wny
and did business tvith t1lcrn nncl gniried five more.
I T In Ihe snmc way the onc tlint rcceivcd the
two gained two more. l-ul
the one that rcceived just. one went off, and d1.13in the glnunrl
" ~25t:n
and hid the silver money" of his maeer,
19 "Ah:cr n long time the 111aster of those
I
slaves CRlllC and scMed t~ccoutllswith thcm." ' ' ' ~ ! ~ ~ ~ ; $ ~
' " Sa the one that 11acl rcccivecl five talcn1.s"
came for~vardnncl brought IIvr! ndditionnl 181e~lts,"snyjnl?;: 'Master, you comtnitted five tnle n W to me; see. I gained five Lnlents' morc."'
His master said to him: 'Wcll d m e , good ancl
faithful' slave!.. You were isilhlul' over a fcw 4,:; :piW
things. I will appoint you over many ihlt~gs." ~ I Gu : ~ O
Erlte~into the joy" of your master.' 2Z Next lllc %%
:;!:'
one that lznd received t h c two talents& canlc
forward and said: 'Master, you committed to
me two t n l e n t ~ :see,
~ I jinined two talmtsll ?,u,:,
more.'" " 1lis master3 said to him: 'Well done,
13:s
good and faithful slave! yot~\rare faithfill over
a few things. 1 will appoint you over many
I
Il~ings."Entcr into the joy'' of your master.'
r,yfpig$
24 "Fi~~nlly
t h e one Illat had receivcd the
onc t a l ~ n l :came
~
forrvarcl' find said: 'Master, I 'Ltt rR!rn
knew you lo be an exaclln~llman, rcnpiilg
vrfl-rerc you dld not sow and collecting mhcrc
you did not nrinno~~~.
?" So I gtrw aCsaicl;l and
went off and hid your tnlent in the grountl,
Here you llnvc what is yours.' 3n In reply his
rnasi-er said to him: "Lfrickcil nnd sluggjslrr.
N ~ ~ V CYOU
,
Jine!~',did you, ihnt I rcapcd sher re

--

"?+be rvr'ha 16
I~csits~ing.!'

nkld

its footnoic",

bop> "hard,') ~ O I * ',[ t h i d ;

1

MAlTEE5Y 25 :27-35

I did not sow and collcctcd where I dicl no1

winnow? Well, then, you ought to havc clco\?r 1 ~ posil
1
t!d my silver moniesq with the bnnli~rs,
wlrl on my arrival I would bc receiving what is
~ L 1n:2a
U
rnil~ewith interest."
28 '"'T~rreIore TATCR nwny the ttale~it"from
him ami ~ i v eit to him that has the ten InloL~la:nr cnts."'
1C.nr to evetlynnr thnt has, mow \ifill
be givc~land he wjll have abundance; but as f o r
that dues not have, even what he hns wjlI
'f;:Efc$,
" him
1.1 :
hc
tnlrcn
n\wy from I~im,' 30 And throiv Ihc
,1r111 1 5 2
~ M n:.~:
L
goocl-l'ail-nothing slave out into the dni~l<ncssu
outsidc. TIiere is U~~ICIY! l~fsweeping and the
QP*IX'L:IO~ a s h i n g ( 1
of his tceth will "'.EI
nrt ~ : t 2
r u : ~ ~ : 1 3 31'"Wllcn the Son af man" arrives in his
h ~ u;:n
t
Q I I ~13.26 glory0 and oJI the angelso with
the11 he
7 h l l ' 12325
on his glorious ihronemo" 3 1 i d all
-I.,, I xz will sit ~10wn
I att
~ V 1.7:
14.5
C
the llntinns will F ~ c gatl~crcdbefore him,' and
,C'h712f;:31 he wlll scpnrate" people onr! from anothcr," just
as a xtlq,llcrdo sepamtss the sheep9 from the
rl>lt 13:10
- ~ I P I J~ 1 2
2 T And he will put Iha sheep on his right
-'-P:rr* 20:Irnnd, but: the goatst) on his left.
34 'Then the king will say to those on his
right:
'Come, YOU who h ~ v my
c Father's blesscnrr ro:1?
preparcd f e y KQW
<..>I
, r 4327 ing, inhcrit9 the kin~clom'-~
f
~
n
m
tllc
world's
foundntian."
" For 1 became
:,;RI>
y;4ra:n
-;; h~iingry"and YOU gnvc me something
to cat,"
031r 11 :I2
WJX:, m : ~ I pot thirsty and YOU gnvc me something to
I./+IR16
~ r r ~ 1?:2
t , drink. I ivas a &ranger' nnd YOU rcceivetl nlc
,.j,[;y,\$& Ilospitnlsly; :'%aked,l"l nnd YOU clothccl mc. I
J : M 2:15
fcll slclcu nnd you loolced nfter me, I WLIS in
cnrr 6:s

Librlnlly, "littlr g a t s or 'kitls";

Scr Terse 15 nrld fontrloE$.
t11rc9s~(i9';
~ ~ " d i i ~in
l y tlrprwint~r l tr of tlieitr. !)r, "itnt h~tft?tc-l4~~1ti;r
i 1 1 1 3 1 ~comnlolt 1 1 1 rlgui~jiu the aligi z l r ~ l word for thifi F S lll'v.'lhit)r~
t111a:tnt "ligl~
tly rl:rrl, in Ihe u n d ~ l ~ g ~ l ~ ionly",
~ ~ v l lIwnco
t
n~l~iltily
~tl-~.iapii,
noi ni:crm~~ril.ily1111deor naltcrl. Or, .'gt.indiitg; rlri~c.l~ir~g."
n

MATTHEW 25 :37-26 :2

U2

prison' rind you came to

me.' Then the right- '"I l:le

eous oncs will answer him with the words:
'Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed" "Lu
you, or thirsty,0 and give you semethhg to rnL10:12
drink?" laWhen did we see you n slmnger and ""ts:a
receive you hospitably, or nnAed,lh and clothe
you? '"When did we see you sick or In prison
and go to you?' * O h d in reply thc king) will
sny 1,o them: 'Truly I say to you, 7'0 the extent ci;;zg
- 10:10
that YOU did I t to one of the Icnst4of these my '77t
S1E 1 1 :I 1
St.other+s,FYOU did it to me,''
T.2c,, 5.0
.eU
J l C l l Z:aI
41 "Then he lvilI say, jn turn, to those on his " I - i ~ l * ~ : t O
Icft: '?3e on YOUR w a y from me,"IWU tvho have ""[ 7:23
s(i:7.1
bcon cursed,O into the everlnsling'2re" pre- OMC
LU iri:o
pared for the DevilD and his angels. ' T o r I "Lu
'RH Iq:8
b ~ c n m ehungry, but you gave me nothing to
oqK
$;$,
eat." and I got thirsty/ but YOU gave me noth;;;l;;jy
ing to drinIc. 'V was a stranger,: hut you did A
*art z.;,7
not receive me hospitably; naltcd,a but YOU did
1R:T
not clotheo me; sick and In pri.son,* but YOU OEze
J I , 2:15
~
did not IooB after me.' '* Thcn they also will '2~' r:'N
answer wilh the tvords: 'Lord, when did we
scc? you hungry or tl~irstyor n siranger or
nakecIR or sick or in prison and did not ministcr" to you?' 4E Then he rviII answer them with 3MP1:X3
the rwrds: 'TmIy I say t o YOU, To the extent
1l:ll
that you did not do it to onc? of these least IPMt
~ C 3O: : ~ )
ones," You did not do' it to me.'* And these . & I ~ 2 ~ 1 '
will depart in to everlasting cutthg-:-off,h" but :$:,!'&
2:-7
the righteousz ones into everlagtirig life.f9J URn ':':"'
Now when Jesus had flnlshed nll these
sayings, he said t o his djsripl~s:Ir "You
1.~11ornIhat i1.8 days from now thc passoverC

"'"

26

SPI?\.rrw Rfi nncl foofmoec. Litrrnlly, "prttning"; h e n c ~R curtnilil~fi, n l~ol(tiligi u check. Sea l Jol~tr4: 18, foot not el^.

MATTI-IEW 26 :3-16

113

and the Son of man is to be delivered

be Impnlcrl."fio@
bhl L 1c.n
3 Then 1 11c chief priests and the older men
hlr 15:li
of jnflucnce of ihc people gatl~eredt o ~ c t h e rin
the courlynrtl of the high priest ~ v h owas cnllcri
'lC'l'ia.ph~~";L'and took counsrl'"l o p t hcr to
&22
*.1{111 w-17 seize JCSLIS
by crnfty device and kill him. WO\V'>MtZi:lfi ever, tlicy k@ptsaying: "Not nt thc! fcnst,' in
ordcr that no upmar may arise nrnonq the

*[,ti

n:t

lJ:r up to
0dl1 77.X
Jl,fl

:::;

people,""
6 Whilc Jesus happened to bc in E~th'a.ny~*
7 sir 21~17
in
t11c house of Simon" i.he leper," : a woman
+<,";,'2j3
4 : with nn n l a l ~ ~ s t e
case
r of costly pmf1lm~CI7oiln
~.1,11 7:17
.roil jz 3 app~onchrdhim, nnd she began pouring it upon
his heucl ns hr! was reclining at Ihc table. On
seeing this the disciples became i n d l g ~ n n tand
hMr14:4 said: "'Why tl.rjs waste?* T o r this could have
been sold f o r a great deal and been givcn to
o J O h l k 5 poor? peopl~.'' Aware of this, J ~ s u ssaid to
thcm: " W l ~ ydo you try to malte Iroul~lcfor
mkP4
the ~vomfln?For she did a fine deedJ toward
me.' l 1 For votr always have the poor'Qvith you,
but YOU will not altttays have me.' For when
,<;,"&:;8
this ~vilornnn.put illis pel-f~merloil upon my
l~ody,she did it for the prcgarntion of me lor
bu~ial.'~ T~nlyI say to uou, Urhcrcvcr this
good news is prcnchcd in all thc nrorld, what
this rvornnn did shall also be told as a rememR31r
brances of hcr,"
'b:buF;32 14lfhcn one of the twelve, the one called
Sudm Is.cn~*~i.ot,'
went to the c h i d priests l J and
'g:;:;n
~ 3 said:
2
''Whtzt
will
Y O ~ Jgive me t o betray him to
XCC
R I L 27:s
YOU?"" T h ~ ystipulated to him thirty silver
fillq 1 4 : l l
piecesaAl'; So fmln then on h e lwpt seeking a
1.un:5
'>I:$iiF good opportunity l o betray him,O
vhfr 14:2
l 1

I
I

"z,5$87

'
I

Or, "fastened

on n

fil~lltoor

pol^,'^

fi,UTTETEW 26: 17-26

17 On the first day ofa the unfermented calces'

the disciples came up t o Jesus, saying: "Where Mrl-1:12
do you want us to prepare for you to eat the
passover?""" l W e said: "Go into the city to ~ ~ ; g
so-2nd-so" and say to him, The Teacher says: Ablt21:3
'My appointed t i m e is near; I will celebrate the
passover wit11 my disciples at your home.' "" "Lu 2Z:i1
lurid the ciiscipZes did as Jesus ordered them,
and they got things ready for the passover.' "x'1":16
20\W1t.n, now, it had become evening, hc
was reclining at the table with the twelve disc i p l e ~ . 21
~ While they were eating he said: "Lu22.14
"Truly T say to YOU, One of You will betray
me."* e 3 Being very much grieved a t this, they AZ,r,l&ttl
commenced each and every one to say to him:
"Master," it is not I, is it?"'
In reply he said: cE;?$l&
"He that dips his hand with me in the bow1 is
the one that will betray me.+ 4' Trwe, the Son 'E&?&>%o
of man is going away, j ~ t s tas it is written can- ";,"$?b2.&
cerning him, hut woee to that rnm through
whom the Son of man is betrayed!" It would x ~ ~ s z : z z
have been finer for him if that man had not
1421
been born,"* ?;By way of reply Judas, who 'SIIc
- J Q ~17:12
was aboul: to betray him, said: "It is not I, is
it, Rabbi?"O He said to him: "That was for mt266:""
* J O 13:30
~
you to say."*
26 As they continued eating, Jesus took a
loaf3' and, after saying a blessing, he broke itAp$U,ai!$3
*Ic0 Im1
and, giving it to the disciples, he said: "TARE,
:

?&G
::fQj,
J>u22:1??
acrI 11 :2a

: +

ID?;;;;;

Or, "The dny before." This rendering r d t h e Greek word f l ~ a z o s

( l ~ ~ o ' t o slolloaed
)
by Ihc g c n i ~ i r acnse of Ihe nrxt word n g e e s
nith the wnsc and rcnderirgmof a IiIrc construction nt John 1:15,
namrly, '(IT(>txifitrd I~efore [ p ~ . o ' t o s ]me." I n lake Greek pro'ros
fo:oIlo\vetl Ily the ge~lilivecase is son~ctimesused where Ire mould
expect p ~ o ' t e . ~ ~ . b?f,f ore or earlaci-. (Lirlrlell-Scott G~ecli-E~tglisk
Laaison, 1943 Eeprinl: under ngGto:.) b Or, "l,ord?'
a

MATTHEW 26 :27-38

115

114

eat. This mean& my body."o7 Also he took a

cuprnand, having given thanks, he gave it t o

them, saying: "Drink out of it, all of YOU;*

*Ex
' Z,, ~2-1:8
~ for .this meansaUmy 'blood' of the covenant'Oc
,,:,I which is to bc poured out in behalf of many*
"' ut
I tell YOU, I 1141
for forgiveness3 of
gEr:ij:31
by
no
means
drinkc
henceforth
any of this
$;bl;if;
137
product
of
the
vine0
until
that
day"
when I
'J,\;ih
10:34
A M r l a : 2 + drink it newh with YOU in the kingdom of my
bRo 5:1G
-L!, 2 2 3 8 Father.''+ Finally, after singing praises,ce they
CPl; U3 t o
went out to the mount of Olives."
xI,",",:,9
31Then Jesus said to them: "All of you will
Jolll&:I
li"t11:6
be s t ~ ~ m b l e din" colmcction with me on this
CMr6:48 night:
for it is written, 'I will strike the shepOm6:34
h e ~ d and
, ~ the sheep" of the flock will be scat' JohlG32 tered' a b o ~ t , "
' ~"Eut after I have been raised
rdec I R : ~
M r l l : 2 7 UP, I will 80 aheadA of YOU into Galti.lee."b
LMt ZY:7
o n ~ tas:^^ a3 Peter reacted and said to him: "Although all
the others are stumbled in conrlection with
'Mr14:29 YOU, never will I be stumbled!"' " Jesus said
to him: "Truly I say to yorr, On this night, beOmzG:75 fore a cock crows, you will disorvnC me three
nJoh13:38 times."@ aTetex said t o him: "Even if I should
have to die with you, I will by no ~ n c a n sdis10 33 own* you." All the olher disciples also said the
J,n 9:23
lthIr 1.1::11 Same thing."
L u 22.33
' J Q J ~ ~ G : ~ 36 Then Jesus came with them to the spot"
caIled 'lGeth.sern'a.ne'y, and he said to the disciples: "Sit down here while I. go over there
c 3 i r 16:,72
22:40 and pr;ly."o 2 7 And taking alony Pcfcr and the
two sons" of Zeb'e.dee,Uhe began to be grieved
{xtr 1.1:33 and to he sorely t r o ~ l A e d .""Tlien
~
he said to
them: "My so~11is deeply grieved, even lo
. ~~ nC nOIO:IG
Z
:zo
-nrr 14:24

1.11

,
rcy*sse~lt,ing.
Or, "is', : in thlr ecnse o f s i g n i f ~ i t ~ giinportil~g,
St>e 1 Carir~l;liniis10 : 4."It
new; ihnt is, the ~ i n c ' sncw product,
c Or, "si~~ging
hyn111s {or psalms)
a

."

MATTHF,W 26 :39-50
116
death?' Stay here and keep on the wdch with
me."'
And going a little way forward, he fell
;;;;;I
ttpon his face, praying' and saying: ' M y Father,
I#:;,I;:~
if it is possible, let this cupu pass away from P n r t 20:23
me. Yet, not as 1 wiET," but as you will.'"
*.i(~
J""
t~ t;:m
In "
40And he came to the disciples m d found 1" ~E '5t ,uf ( l sn z : ~
Ihem sleeping," and he said to Peter: 'Could o,,,1 tclr,, I l l D
YOU men not so much as watch one hour with
me?&"Keep an the watchP and praying,' that nLti$;;B
vov may not cnter into temptation.' Thc sgi ril,
oi course, is willing, but the flcsh3 is tvcnk."' ;:i- 1 .LI 2 r :m
1i:1:+
" Again, for the second time," he went off and a.'jl
Lll a:!:16
prayed," saying: "My Father, if it is not possi- it\,'I',:.$:'::
ble for this to pass away except I drink it, let ""' '"":.'"'
your mill take place."' 43 And he came again
'and found tliem sleeping, for their eyes ivetr! m:;iARj$C027~ I : I ~ ~
heavy." 44 SO leaving them, he again went off nMr 1 4 : ~
and prayed for the third time," saying once
mare the same word. I5 Then he came to the
disciples and said t o them: "At such a time as
this YOU are sleeping and taking Poun rest!
Look! the hour has drawn near for the Son of
m w to be betrayed into the hands3 of sinnersVb
a:;,:;
Get up, let us go. Look! my betrayer has E
drawn near." And while he was yet speaking,
lmk! Judas?' one of the twelve, came and with
FE:.j$:T
him a great crowd nith sword9 and clubs from
pFl;rij
the chid pl-iests and older3 men of influence of cnc
4 5

117

~~~~~

oj

'

z;r

CF,ta 2 2 5 2
the people.'
*hIl' 1 b I : . f 3
48 Now his betrayer had given them a sign,
saying: "Whoever it is I Idss,this is he; take
him into custody."* 39 And going straight up to *air 1 4 : ~
Jesus he said: "Good day, Rabbj!""' and k j s d u
9:s
*Mr l4:.15
him very tenderly. "O But JesusAsaid to him: czsa
:a:.r
"Fellow,D for what purpose are you present?" c h1-1;i , 7:ri
20.13
Then they came forward and laid hands on 3e- "LU "w8

MATTHEW 26 :51-62
1 4 : ~SUR ond took himinto custody.@ But,look! one
at those with Jest~srcslchcd out his hand and
+Mr IB:,R rlrew his sword nnd struck the slave of the
high3priest
~ ~ 1
~ ~an(1ncut ofi his ear.' "Then Jesus
snid
to
him: 'Ttftelrn your s\vord"toitspIacc,@
" L ' r 21Z~it5. 1 1
fll.loh
for
nlE
tI~oscIIJIIO tnkc the sword I V ~ Uperish"
~.q:tm vn.1;
'l..W
r
by the sward.' Or clo you thinlc that X cannot
rip 1s 10
appeal t o my Fathcr to supply me at this momcnt more thnn twclve lcgionsu of angels?'
$:1,;$:
64 In that casc, how would tl~eScriptures be
hn:1rt ?:lo
1:11
Zulfillcd that St must take place this way?"
2:1n
flJ In tlmt hour Jcsus snid to the C I Y I R ~ S :"Have
you come out with swords and clubs as against
me?"
Day
'
~ a rolsbcr
~
$ to arrcst
~
~
~ after day I used
l
o
sit
in
the
tcrnplem
teaching,
and yet YOU did
~~~;.~::$
oh 1E::!fi not take mc inlo custody. "OBut all this has
talten place for the scriptures of the prophets
to bc fulllllod,~'Then a 1 t11e discip1es abandoned
him ancl i1cd.O
4FJ&?!2
57 Thosc who took Jesus into custody led him
*Johls:l3 away l a Ca4ia.plrna' thc high priest, where the
xrihcs and Ihc older mcn of influence were
m u m 5 4 as~cmbled.'~
" Rut Peter kept follo~vinghim at
a
~
o
o
d
distnncc
as far as the courtyardG"of
:E;i$g thc high pricst, nnd,
nftcr going inside, he mas
sitting with the house attendants to see t h e
*Jnh f8:lU OLI1~Ome.*
59 Mcnntime the chid priests and the entire
aitr14:Js San'hc.drinfi3 were looking for false witness
against d@sus In order t o put him to death,
"but, they round none, although many false
witncssm came iorrvard. Later on two came
'be Irk15
and said: "This man said, T can
Ps27:12 fortvalld*
3lr 1,1!57
o?rt?;.:rr, throw down I h c temple of God and build it u p
J1>1i
tic G2:10
:~,I
in three days.-"" G With that the high priest
--

'Sm'he.chin,

J
"
1
"
;

or, "Saprrme Coart," See Matthew 5 : 22.

MATTHEW 26 :6 3 - 3 5

118

stood up and said to him: "'Enve yo?t no nnswer? I n a t is it these are testifying against
you?"" '*' But Jesus kept silct~t.~
So Ihc h i ~ l i
~wicstsaid to him: "By tile living Gad I put
you under oath"to tell us mhetllrr you arc lllc
C:hrjst" thc Son of God!" " Jesus said' to him:
"That: wns for you to say," Yel I say to you
men, From I~enceforth*YOU will sccfl thr! SOTI
of manA sitting at the right IzanclQof power?
and coming on the clouds' of heaven."" UTltr!n
the high priest sipped his outer grrrrncntu, say.
ing: "He has blasphemed!""What furtller nccd
do we have of \ ~ & ~ e ~ s e sSee!
? ~ now YOU t~avt!
l~carclthe blasphemy.* G* What is ~oultopinion?" They returned answer: ''He is liable to
dEath.p'3 G: Then they spit into his f n c ~ 'and
11it"im
with their fists. Olbers slapped him in
the face,* "saying: ''PI-ophcsy lo us, you
Christ: Who is it that struck you?""
69Now Peter was sitting outside in the
courtyard; and a servant' girl came up to him,
say in^: "You, too, were with Jesus the GnlA
le'an!"'* rh Bnt he denied it ksefol~thcm RI!, s t ~ y
ing: "I do not know nrl~at you are tdkitrg
about." After 11e had gone out to the mtehouse, another girl noticed llitn ~ n dsaid to
ihosr! there: "TIlis man was with Jesus thr!
Nn;r.n.rcne'."* '? And again he denied j l , \vit h
nn oath :" "I do not know the man!" ' '%ft cr
a little wblle those standing around can?@up a~ld
st~icllo PcterP "Certainly you also arc OIIC 01
tllrm, for, in fact, goup. cli~lectgives YOU RIVUY."'
'l'hen he started to curseo and swear: "1 do
not know the man!" And immediately a cnclc
C S ~ W C 7R
~ And
. ~
Peter called to mind the snying
Jesus q~olre,namely: "Before a cock cm~vs,

you will disownn me three times,"' And he went

outside and wept
c..drl.l:,2
1.11 22:w
Whcn it had become morning, all the
chicf priests nnd the oldcr men of ine m2:2
31r 15:l
flucnce
of the pcoplct hcld a consultation again&
,1.u 3::l
Jesus
so
ns to put him t o ilcalh." A n d , aftel'
,o,
@ilr3:27 hit~dinng'.him, ihey Irrl him off n11d ha~lcledhinl
22:1
over to Pilate ihr! govcr110r.~~
,Toll 18.25
3 The11 Judas, who bctrayecl him, seeing h~
;
c l ~ llo::ln
r
hacl been condemncd,d fell rctuorse ancl turned
"nlrx:ls the t h i ~ t y "silver picccs back to the chief
7 " r 2 ~ 26prie~t.q' and O ~ L ~ Cxncll
P
of influcncc, 'saying:
'Mt":24
"1 sinned ~vhcuI bctraycd rirhlcous blood."'
They said: '"'CVhat is I h n t to us? You 1?111stsee
to that!" 50he t h ~ wthe silver pieces into
the temple and withrllatv, and went off ,and
hanged hinlself," 913uL the cllicf priesisP tool;
yp27i23
7:6
the silver picccs ancl saiil : "It is not IF~JI~SUIto
drop lhcm into 111c snc~edti*et?~ury,
bcc~use
they are the pl-icc of blood." Afterhconsulting
*Ac 1 : ~ togelhex*, they boughl* with them the potter's
oJoh10:5 ficlcl to bury strangers? VThel*cforc that fidil
mhcl:19
has been celled "Ficld of Blood"" to Illis very
day. "hen
whnI lyas spolcim dhrough Je3.cmiah~gthep~mphct*
was lulfillcd,sa;vh~q:'m
llZ@c1 ~ 1 2they took1' tllc thirty silvw pic~es,'~
the price
upon the marl Ihnt was priccd, thc one on
~vlzornsome of tIie so;nns of Tsracl set a price,
lo and they jiavoc tllcm for the pol:I~r's"eld,
' Zec
J ~ ~11;13
3 ~ : Z
accor~llngto wlmt Jehovnhcl hnd cammancied

GMr
qnrt 28:34
6 : ~

crrl-i:?Q

27

,,:,,

1
I

0hqm:27

me.''
11Jestis now stood bcIor!e Illc

atid

Jerenriah, K M ~Zarh.natbi'nti,
;
Syh ; ht11 IFIO~ ~ l nis c~ntiited
3

1 1 ~

S p P , "They
look,
L lnok, HXy*.~'.~l.a'l'lt~y care, D ;
T gave, K S ~ ~ - V rr. J,~,,>YJ,II,
~ ,
J~r?rlr:-ll-lb.l';
1 1 l&~'d,
~
XiLnJ33.

MATTHEW 27 :25-38
washed his hands before the crowd, saying: "I
the governor put the question t o him: "Are
1ma7:d
nm innocent of the bloodA of thls man,s You
you the king of the Jews?"" Jesus replied: U
~
~
~
~
$
"That is for you t o say."" But, while he was $p2!2i!f
t-rutst sce to it," 2n At that all the people said in
bcir~ga c c u ~ dby~ the chief priests and oldcr
m:la answer: "1Iis blood comc upon us and upon cur
,;;!:;!;
I n # 2:11)
Then hc released Bar-ab'bas t o
men of Snfluence, he made no ansver.' ' T h e n *I<n 5 . i 3
P.il,
I I+, childrcn."'"
b i l 2'1: r i
Pilate said to him: "Do you not hear how many
tilent, but he hat1 Jesus ~ v b i p p d 'and handed
,
I "11 15 ltim over to IH, impnlcrl."'
things they arc testifying against youlWq''1 Yet e*Mr15:4
~ . l O I l1'1 1
'1.11 :\:I
11edid not answer him, no, not a word, so that
27 Tl~cnthe soldicrs of the governor'"took
.5l1 15 15
"Mr 1 5 5
LU ?:+?:r
the governor wondered very much."
JQSLIR
i n h t h e governor's palace and gathered
~ : tllp
~ ~vholc body of troops together to him.'
15 Now from feast to feastGit tvas the cus- C ~ ~ l 'MtlTr:I@
torn of the governor to release a prisonen to 3*CfQ:25
??Ancl,disrobing him, thcp draped him with a
..loll 1 x 2
the crowd, the one they wanted.# lo Just at that *&,~i~,?,
Y 1 7 scarlet clonk," ''* and they braided a crown' out
time they mere holding a notorious prisoner
of Ihorus ancl put it on his hend and a reed in
called Bar.al~'bas.@"
l3 Hence ttlhcn they were
his right hnnd. And, kneeling befosc him, they
F;::::;,"
gathered together Piate said to them: "Which Julr 18:,10
madu fun of him, saying: "Good day, you Icing
one do YOU want me ta release to YOU,Barah'of
the Jews!"".':IU And they spit* upon him and
:;!I,$$
bns or JesusGthe so-called ' C h r i ~ t ' ? "I~s For lie Pkn;8,::i1,8 Julr l!l:~y tool< thc rced and began hitting him upon his
"Isn 5n:li
was aware that out of e n 1 9 they had ha11dcd
M I :o:e7
hcnd. :" Finally, when they had made fun" of
A;!;,yi;;T
lbl<lJ 53:7
him 0ver.O lWoreover, while he was sitting on
y the cloak off ancl put his outer garMI.ZO:IO himl i h ~ took
ablr 1 5 : ~ mcnts upoll him and lecl him 011 for impaling?
t h e judgment seat, his wife sent him the mes- o$;?;?;2
sage: "I-lave nothing to do with that righteous
32 As Ihcy werc going out they found a naman, for I sufSered a lot today in a dream0 be- O h C a : l 7
tlvc ; of Cy.rc'nc
This
~
~
~
~namedi Simon.o4
~
~ man they
cause of him." :*But the chief priests and the
Imprcsscd into service t o lift up his torture
older men of influence won over the crotvds3 t o OMFR:g
P ~ 1',:17
~ ~ ~ ~t n~ l : ~ ~e .And
, ~ ~ when t11cy camc to a place
ask for Bar.ab'bas,+but to have Jcsus destroyed. ' ~ ~ , : ~ i ~ ~ o
cnllcd
"Go;l'qn.thu'';+
that is to say, "Skull
W1r 15,1P2
" Now in responding ffle governor said to them: nC 3:14
a
6 x 2 1 l'lactlj1'111 they gove him wine mixed W h gall"
"Which of the two do mu want me to reIease
to clrinlc; FJLI~, after tasting it, he rcfused to
to .YOU?" They said: '"Bar.alfbas."'
PiIa te @hfr16:11
lclrink.'
'Wrhcn they had impded17"h h they
*II.Tnh
M r l 1:1
p mY R
said to them: "What, then, shall I do tvith Jcdistrib~~tcd
his garment$*by casting lots: 3u and,
-r2.:1,027
".,!fi 1 1
SLIS the so-called *C%sist'?'They dl said: "Let
.In11 1:; z? :as they sat, they watched over him there.
13:r li-2,i
h i ~ nbe irnpaIed!"am He said: "Why, what o"tn'm
" Also t11cy posted above his head the charge
.>rr 1 ~ 3
I
crime dM he commit?" Still tllcy kept crying I-" 2.1:21
- 1 1
9 n g a i n ~ thim, in writing: "This is Jestls the ICinf
..h,r 15:.+1
out all the more: "
't
him be impalcd!"aU kafr
I .{I z.\::L~ of 1IIP Jc\vs.'""
1.u 23:23
.ll>!l i'l ID
24 Seeing that it did no good but, rather, an Ac:l.i:l
3s Then two robbers m e r e impaledm with
1
.
A,, w,
uproar was arising, PiIate took water* and 'Dc~':"

121

JJ

Or, "fastened on a stake or pole."

o l [ ] ~ i shlor)tl!' 1Or, "fmtcned on a slnke or p o l ~ "

Stnc Apl)rn~lixu i i ~ l rhlattlicw
~~
10::]A.

n ( II-,"innurriit.

MATTHEW 27 :3 9 4 9
f22
him, one on his right and one an his 1cft.O Bv So
18:6
the p~qsers-bybegan spea kins abusivelyo* of oAc
:lsa 5 3 . ~ 2
>Tr 15:2i
him, wagging3 their heads 'O nncl snyjn~: "0 LU 23.33
you would-be thrower-down of thc tcmple' ancl -lJOII
l e h IY:IU
r2::3
227
buildor of it in three days, s n v ~yourself! 11 ",rs
rs 10D:23
you are a son of God, come dollyll fiff ihc torturc sinlre!"a" In Inii~;cnmanner also the chief R,s;i;;;
I I r 1s:3o
priests with the scribes and older men of ini111cnccbegan making fun of him and saying: * 'E %
:,;
' : "'Olhers he saved, himself he cannot save! I-Ie
is Icing' of Israel; let him now comr? down off = J O h I : @
1he torture stake&and we will believe on him." &Mr1"=
' EIa Ilns put his trusta jn God; Ict Him now 0LuZ8-9
rescuaVillm if I-Ie wants him, Iur hc snicl, 'I am "P622:8
God's Son.'
*' In t h e same way wen the rob- +be1k62
hers that iere hpaIedb togethcr wil h him be*MI15:32
gan rcproacl~inghim?
CU 2334
45 Fmm the sixth hourC on a dnrl~ncssofell. ?j:;iPt-i
over all t h e land, until the ninth haur.d4'"',;$
About the n h t h hour4 Jesus calIetl out wlth
n loud voice, saying: "E'li, Bli, ln'ma sa.bacht.ka'~~i?"o
that Is, "My Chd, my Gad,' to what *,P,pr;:7
cncl have you forsaken me?"' I7At hearing this, ="r1%%
some of those standing there bcgan t o say:
"This man js calliig Elijah."* 4e And immediate- ':2&i5
ly OIIE of them ran and took a sponge ~ n sonked
d
it with souro wine and put it on n reed and 9pE69:21
wont t o giving him a drink.+ *L1b But the rest of
them said: "Let him be! Lct us see whether
Elijnh comes to save him."@Another man took *Mr15:36
a spear and pierced his side, and blood and

123
MATTI-IEIV 27:50--59
.-l~tr
rnntcr cnme out.ax 60 Again Jcsr~scrisd out wit11
Mr 15:':;
n loud voice, and eeascd to brrntheAt':'
,I(I~
1.u
lmi:.:n
~
11;
r:
51.And, look! the curtain* of tho sancttaary"
' p;\ :(\.:!I
wn,s sent in t ~ t - o ,from top to hottarn,' and the
II
I :
I IPII Ijr:Zfi
munth q~zakcd,and the roolrqmnr;srsnwcrc split.
,\I,. Iri:,rr;
',Jr"I r c::! I
h2 A i ~ d
t l ~ cmemorial0 toml>s rvwc opmcd" and
, lRlr
4 k 1 2.1:
many bodies of the holy3 nncs that I ~ a dfallen
tl,i:l
CISICPI) \VCYI? thrown up: "' (nnd pc~sons,'coming out fmm among the mcmorial lombs after
hAc20:23 his I,cing raised up,; cntercd" into the holy
0M14:5
~ i l y , and
) ~ they becamp visible to many peo"Lu7:2
ple. r8dl3ut the armyc officer." nnd those with
him watching over Jesus, when thcy snw the
"Mt 2 ~ 2 rnrthqunkeG and the things hnppcnitzg, grew
very much afraid, saying: "&r'.tainly this was
1

"+

--

H I Appc~lilix
~
under 3intthelv 10 : 35. 01; ''fflfitnletl on tl ~ t a l i ~
o r l,ol~.'j 0 R i s t h hour; ~ o i l n f ~ i r.Ci8t)iii
i~
(1 saw,, lhis w w l d Ile
!L tjonn. d Kinlh honr; counting Ti-nrll II n.lu., l L i ~rmuld be 3 p.m. 1
Eli, Eli, Innio subuqtl~ani?i n t lie C;nl.i.ldnn ilinlcet of h1-.a.mdic.
a

&dls Son,"i+
55 RToreover, many womenQwere thcre viewm L u z a ~ o ing
l~
from a distance," who bad accompanied
*Mrl"dl
JCSUS from Gal'i.lee to ministcr to him;"
among whom was Mary Mn~'da.lr?nc,Oalso
P M 27'81
~
nnrr ~5j40 Mnry* the nlotller of JamcsQ and Jo'ses,JO and
D M P I ~ : ~ Othe rnoilherk' of the sons of 2 e h k . d ~ ~ .
57 Now as it was Iate in thc aMemoon, there
came
a rich man of Ar.i.rna.tl~c'a: ~ ~ a r n e d
UMT 1 5 : ~
JoscphI0 ~ v h ohad also Iirnsclf hmornc n disc m n : a l ciple+ of Jest~s.6s This m2.m wrnL up to Pilate
w d sshed for t h e body 01 Jcsu." Thcn Pilntc
',air 1!s81';
commi~ndedi t to be given over," 3u Ancl Joseph
IMr 15-39
1.11

2.3. I T

~ D L Un:2

...

r$ifrlot]\r~r.
~tlnn
cmne ant.'' Tliia R ~ V ~ I ~ P iIs~ I .- D~ H~ ~ : ~ ~ I in
IP~~
S f$C: :i1111ut llvr i ~ ~ l j ~ o ~ t~uanuscril,t.r:
:~nt.
Iwt i s ut~littt~il ;
I
nl-g
>;.,!.*-~.lr.\ l.tl\,
I,itc.l-nll>-, 'ryicIdcd 111) hi.: t~r.t~:111~."
( )I*, "ternrli~,"d cz r > j l r i i3 sLi'l
nrl tlie mrmr,rinl to111l)a ~ t - ~ ~orj c~ r ~ ~ ( > d "Or,
.
di!,pl,p
yniuptl up," f Orl "theL*";, Ilul r ~ n lt l u ~ I l o t l i v ~ , K nulit3
01' 100 ~ 0 ~ 1 1 i c ~ s
A * 1 8 , , { ,jljpjl!t, It 1''; I,~p;11\>~tie C P ~ I ~ I ~ ~ I;Uin
I I ' ~ t111nn7111

"

G b t

I llu,

(ha

POI^

01, C; 1 , 1 ~ 3j' or,

,I o + , b l ~ ~ l N, I I V ~ , ~ ~ ,

1.8

sou o E tt glltl." .I JO'RI'Y,

A llC$yl'.rl;

linen, and lald it in his new memorial tomb

which he had quamid in the rack-mass. And, bJuh~ t'l:.ro~
nIter rolling R big stanc lo the door of the
memorial tomb, he left.' O 1 But Mary Mtlg'da- +y;;;ig;
.rotl 1 9< I I
1s I
3ene3 and t h c other MaryQcontinued these, sit- rnbhllft. 2!4:
1
ting before t l ~ egrave.cJ
r1.11 L :!i:4io
[llnzlrr,:47
62 The next day, wivhlch tvas after the "Prep ;7",
amtion",' the chief priests and the Phnrlsees :;':,,y,',,5;',,
assembledo before Pilate, O R saying: "Sir, we mh1rs.21
have called to mind that that impostor said
while yet niivc, 'After three days" I om to be
raised up,' O' Therefore command the grave to ''fl,L,':;;
be made secure until the third day, that his
clisciples may never come nnd steal' him and 'Mt2993
say to t h e people, 'Hewas raised up f ~ v mthe
dead!hnd this last imposture will F)c rvorse
than the first.'$ Pilaic! said to them: "You
have a g ~ a r d Go
. ~ make it as secure as YOU aMt28:11
know horv," OaSo they went and mnde t h ~
graveo secure by sealing'p the stoneAand having Ohlt m i
Wnh 3 3 3
the guard.
tnh
6:l~
--I
Aftera the sabbath, when i t was growing
light on t h e first day of the wsclc, Mary
Mag'dalene and the othcr MaryO came to view

----I

28

3'4;(:!:h ~ r 16:1
the g r a ~ c . ~ q
r
2And, notice! a great earthquakeDhad t ~ k e n Lll 21:t
:;;::,kra :,1:7
pIacc; for Jehovnh'shk angel lzad descencled from,&
heaven and approached and rolled A W ~ Ythe r""7'S"
stonc and was sitting on it.' a His oulrvard ap- rhlr 1@4
pearance WAS as lightning,' and his clot,hinp as Lu 24:3
$; ; ;$ 14;:s
wl~fteas snow,"' Yes, for fear of him the watchL U :'.I :.I
mcn trembled and became as dead men.
ne 111.1
I+? L N l I
5 But the angel responded* and sald to the *Mr 1o:o

* After, J1rv18.21.

See A p p ~ n ~ l iunder
x
Matthcw 28 :L b J e b o v ~ b ' ~ ~
t lie Lolad's, X d E .

J23',7.u,3Et-z8;

women: "Do not YOU be fearful, lor I know

are looking for Jesus* wllo mns
a He is not here, for he was raiscd up," as he
u blt
M t lJT:'J:I
fi:Zt
1
;
said. Come, see the place whew he was lying?
A!,iC 1b:G
'And go quickly nncl tell his disciples he was
@3TI3:8
raised up-from the dcad, ancl, look! he is going
$fl,htr
'%
: : 16i:T ahearl of YOU into Gnl'i.lee;' thcre YOU wjlt see
him. Look! I have told YOU.""
8 So, quiclrly leaving the mclnorial tomb,
will1
and great joy, they ran to repofla
O,M,;g:J2 to hfsfear3
clisciples.' And, look! Jesus met them
*hfr'
LU 16:s
2r1:!)
and snicl: "Good day!" They npproached nncl
caught him by his feet and did obeisance l o
him. "I Then Jesus said to them: "1-Iave no fcar!
Ga, report to my brothers," ilsnt they mny go
#IQza:22
OII 70: 17
OR
into Gai.lec; and alere they will set me."
I ~ Cu:m
no
Aa:lr
>
IltVhIle the women were on their way,
*utrnea look! some of the guard*went Into the city and
rcportccf to the chief priests all the things that
had l-lappcned. IWnd nfter these Ilad asscrnblcd
with Ilic older mcn of influence and taken
co~mscl,they gavc a sufficient number of silver
pieccs to the soldiers l 3 and snid: "Say, 'His
Zf:04 disciplm0 came in the night and stole him while
we were sleeping.' i4 And if this gets t o the
govcrnork sears, we will prevail upon him and
mill scr, sou free from worry." '"0 the soldiers
took t l ~ esilver pieces and did as they were instructcd; and this saying has h c n spread abroad
ONr7:3
among the Jews' up to this very day.
16 I Ioivever, tho eleven dirsciglcs proceeded
GxZ'i.leeAto the mountain where Jesus had
*E',f;% into
arranged for them, and wIwn ihcy saw him
eMt14:31 .thev did obeisance, but some d ~ u b t e d .ln~And
1
-

%:: ?&~

~YOU

Or, "fastened an a stake or pole."

MATTHEW 28 :19-20

126

Jesus approached and spolre to them, saying: "{$?;,

"All authority' has heen given me in heaven and
;;"
on the eart11.O Go thereforem and make dis- -*!I311
~ 2~ : uI~
l(i:l5
cipEesXof people* of all the nations,' baptizing ..if
1.1 ar
them ina the nameg of the FatheP and of tlrc ":'lf::'i:
SonC and of a
h
te holy spirit, teachinga thcm :p4; ;;!I,
to obscrvej all the things I havc cornma~~clccl
":;,;:h
vow. And, lmlr! I am wit11 YOU' a11 the drtys c.:.\;I
5:~!l
.l#>ll11.;":
mtil the conflunrnationbs of the system of ,ri,rr
nl
2,.

+/;I;

thil1gs."c

. AAt,
l l I:;:?
I : % :0 ~ T '

Or, "intn." fi Or, "the cornhination end ; tlic! e ~ t d i ~ itrqc~tluq-."

g
Z I I V T ~ L F(s!,n.ielrei.n),
~~
NMD; ns at ?Itatthrtr* 1 :3 : 3!), 10, .!!I:
24 : 3 nud IT~l~re\cs
0 : 26. G ~ ~ l ~ l l l n l ~Tg.
~ i ~ !R; y
~ t, e ~ nol' Zliitli:~
tcI<:~v ( ~ L o J I ' ) , sAB; 3 % ~ ( 0 . 1 d 1 )I?') .TI-' l ~ ~ ~ - ~ u ,
a

MARK
'nlr

s : ~

TFlc-beginnjng of- hc- gogdIne\vsvsailbobouea

Jesus Cli rist: " Just as it is ~wir,tcnin Isaicth t hc progl~ct," (Hcrc I am, scnding forth m y
*Mnl k1
I,r l'olr you;! to prepa~*e
your way; ) '
*I 1 I : 1 1 ~ I~C.SSCIII:C'SI)
l,!l
:2:
a voico or n man cryjtlg out in thc wildcmess,
,,,,:,,,,
*I'I~E:I~AI:E
111e way of Jdlovah,"hznIcE his roads
.lull&1 :Z?
ebltmr; 18
str;lightl'
John" the baptizer turned up in
c'hlr ln::i9 the W~ICIPITIC'SS,
prer~cchingbaptism3 of those re:I:2') pcntiilgaq
ior for~ivcness"%fsins." ' Conwqu~ntAhll ?:.4:
1
: :z
ly all the Icsril.oryg ol Ju.rlc'a a ~ c lall the inc'hll. (,:I
h ~ h i l a n l soi' Jcr~zsnlcrnmade H~eirway out t o
him, m'td 1,11cyIPC!~C1)apiized by him in the Jor9:s dm river, openly confessing their dns.O a Kow
Ar: 10.4
John wn8 clothed with ccamrl's hair and with a
leather girdle nrormd 11is loins, and was living
on jnscct Incusts' and wild honey." And he
a;;;$:;,
I V O L I I ~ prt!uch, saying: "After me someone
stconger thnn I a111 is coming; I am not fit to
*A~Cn w
ll:a
:
l n5 stonp and untic the laces of Izis sandals." a I
I~aplized you with water, but he will baptke
nIsn &I:1
,I,,,. 2 : ~ 3 ynu with holy spirit.""
hLt :I: I1
I i :I
If In I he coursc! of those days Jesus came from
At! 2 . 1
Nm'n.rcth of Gal'i.Ece nnd wns baptizecl in the
I 1
l(.t> I 2 13
d : ~by
n Jol~n.* And immediately on cam.,,,
, ,:, Jingn ~up
out
af thc water he saw the heavense
;1 . 1 \:
bcring
parted,
and, like a dove, the spirit coming
Jllh 7 :1%
C~L)IVII~IPOII* Ilim;= nnd a voice ca11rnorrt of the
:1's 2.1
X I z 3 : 17
"YOII
my Son," the beloved; I
1 ~7 J I C ~ V C ~ S :
.I .u :!:"z have xpprovcrl' you."A
"0

'lJ

-",:,.F.-

.>.a

Or, "njigrl." a L i t ~ ~ s ~ ~"hcfora

l l y , your race." Jeho~ I I V h11'11N.ll:.
,
1.i trv:rlly, '.l~iq~tistuof re!w ~ l t n n r e . ' ' 1 UP, "il~lo";I l ~ : i tisI to c11Zcr illto 3iiin.

n ()I.,

"nf,"

v:th,

Jr-*A~lU-"~""

127

MARK I:12-24

128

12 And immediately the spirit impelled him

to go into thc! wilderness.^
he mntinucd
0
2
;j;;
the ntjld@me.~
lorty days,' being tempted 1 ) ~~t 4:z
Satan, nlld 110 ivas with the wild beasts, but
OMr 9:35
mgds were ministwine to hitn."
wrt n:li
14 NOW n f t John
~
was put under arrest Je.
went into Gal'i.1ee,Oa prcnching the good :2y;:z
news 0s God =%and saying: "The appointed r.u4:1-1
157
b e "
bccn fulfilled" and the &&gdom or OLU
*Da 926
Gad has drawn near. & repentant and have
faith in the good ne~vs.'"
*n~4
l 27
1 6 While walking alongside the sea of Gay!lee he Saw Simon arrd Andrew the brother of
cnstinfi their nets a b u t jn the sea, for
they IWre f i ~ h c r s . ~SO Jesus said to them: '?;$:::8
"Come after me, and I s h ~ I 1cnuse YOU to become fishers of men.""q
And at o n e t1lcy "Mt 4:19

abandonccl Iheir nets and fo]30wedc h jm.0 1~ And o;,:;

after wing a little farther he saw James i h p TAU 5:n
son of Z~h'e-deeand John Elis brother, in fact,
wfik they W C l v in their boat mending their
nets,' but without dclay he called thcm. h
'"t4g1
t~1.n~
they I d t their father Zeb'e.dee3 in
3tu5:IO
boat with the hired men nncl went of[ aftcy
him+ %
' 11~nd they went theIr way jnto Ca.pel-'g ~4:1
t3
na.m.*
LU 8 : ~
No sooner was it the sabbath than he entcmd
into the ~3nn~o;ogue
and began to teach. 2 2 And
tfley b c c ~ m castounded at his way of teaching; * ~ ' 1 : 2 8
for there he n7asteaching them as one having
a u t h ~ r i t y and
, ~ not as l.he sct9br;s.* 2 S Also at g$;,B;&
that imm@dint@time them \vas in their
gogue a man under the potvtlr of an unclean rrlSa,,,rc:io
spirit, and he s h o ~ t d , ''n sayjng: "What ]love 2Sn 19:22
3:d
l C R:2q
t o do with you, Jestrs you Na~.a.rene'?~
Did jI UII
2 4
YOU come to destroy us? I knowA exactly who " ~ " s 2 : 1 9

,.

JL,,

MARK 1:25--38
are, the I-Ioly One+ of God."' "But Jesus
repm>vcd it, saying: "Be silent, mrd mme On out
m v , ~ 4:s of him!"' =a And the unclean spifit, after thlWlvh g ]ljm into a convulsion and yelling at tllc
*MrR:m top of its voice, camc on out of him." "We11,
the people were aU so astonished that they bcgan a discussion among ihemseIves, snYinfT:
mar 8:1
u ~ l l n is
t this? A new leacllingP He autharilatively orcicrs even the unclean spirits, and they
llhlt0:R
him="*r"
the report about him sprcnd
JAU b : X
out immediately in all dii.~ctionsthrough all the
*~114:3T country round about in Gal'iJee."
2 9 ~ n dimmediately they went out of
ctu 4
:
s synagogue and \vent into the home or Simon'
M r 318 ,d
Andrcy$ with James and John. '"Now SiOLU n:sr mon'srJ mother-in-law was lying down sick
~ ~ t 8 : 1 4with a fever: a d they at once told him Fibout
her, :" And going t o her h e raised her UP, talcing her by the hand;O and the fever left her,"
;A;;:r
+ 8.15
~ i and she began ministering to them.'
!.ti 4:39
r
:
32 A f b r evening had Snllcn, when the sun"
had
the people began bringing him all those
, ,:, who set,
w
~
r cill@ and those demon-~OSSPSSC~;~
;MFG:SG
; 35
the rvl~olecity" was gathcrecl right at
the door, :" s o he cured many that were ill with
various ~Iclcnesses,and he expellcd many dc~ L 493
U
~ o ~ E ;but
, " I he would not lei, thc demons speak,
atrytre:ta bwatlge they h e w him to be Christ."
l .u 4:31
35 And early in the morning, while it
still dark, h e rose up and went outside rind left
* t r 1 4 : 4 2 f o p a lonely place," and thcre he bcgnn prnyI I M ~ I ~*g,"
: ~ ~~ fH
i owcl~~r
Simon
,
and those with him
I Ipb 5:7
htrntcd him do\vn " and found him, and they
said to ]$m: "All are looking for YOU." '*But
he said to them: "Let US go somewhere clsc,
into the village-tslvns nearby, that I may

129

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MARK 1:39-2:4

130

61:1
preachA there also, for it is for this purpose I
4:43
have gone out.'" 39 And he did go, preaching in bLu
Joh 17:4
their synagogues throughout the whole of Galti.lee and expelling the demons.'
40 There also came to him a leper? beseeching him" even on bended knee, saying to him:
"If you j u s t want to, you can make me clean.""
At that he was moved with pity and he
stretched out his hand and touched him and
said to him: "I want to. Be made clean.""
da And immediateIy the leprosy vanished from
him, and he became c1ean.O 4s Furthermore, he
gave him strict orders and at once sent him
away, 44 and said to him: "See you tell nobody
a thing, but go show yourself to the priestAand
oBer in behalf of your cleansing the things
Moses directed,' for t h e purpose of a witness t o
them.'" But after going away the man started to proclaim0 it a great deal and to spread
.the account abroad, so that Jeswa was no
longer able to enter openly into a city, but he
continued outside in lonely places. Yet they
kept corning to him from all sides."
However, after some days he again entered
into Ca.per'na.umo and he was reported to
be at home." Tonsequently many gathered, so
much so that there was no more room, not even
about the door, and he began t o speak the
word" t o them. aAnd men came bringing him
a p~tralytic~
carried by four.' "ut
not being
able t o bring him right to Jesusb on account of
the crowd, they removed the roof over where
he was, and having dug an opening they lowered the cot on which the paralytic was lying.o

Literally, "he.'9b Literally, "him."

fllJob 14:4
Ps 130:4

Isa 83:%
Ro 8 : s

131
MARK 2: 5-16
And when Jesus saw their faithAhe said to
the paralytic : "Child, your sins0 are forgiven."
Now there were some of the scribes0 there,
sitting and reasoning in their hearts:' ' "What
is it this man is sayhg in this manner? I-Ee is
blaspheming. Who can forgive" sins except one,
God?"O But Jesus, having discerned irnrnedialcly by his spirit that they were reasoning
that way in themselves, said to them: "Why
are you reasoning these things in YOUR hearts?"
Which is easier, to say t o the paralytic, Your
sins are forgiven,' or to say, 'Get up and pick
up your cot and walk'?* lo But in order lor you
men to know that the Son of man* has autharity to forgive sins upon the earth,""-he
said
to the paralytic: l1 "I say to you, Get up, pick
up your cot, and go ta your home."" 12Atthat
he did get up and immediately picked up his
cot and walked out in front of them a l l , 9 0
that they were all simply carried away and they
glorified God, saying: "We never saw the like
of it."
13 Again he went out beside the sea; and all
the crowd began corning to him, and he began
to teach them. l4 Eut as he was passing along,
he caught sight of Levi the son of 4-phae'us
sitting al: the tax office, and he said to him: "Ee
my follower." And rising up he followed him.'
fl Later he happened to be reclining at the table
in his house, and many tax3 collectors and sinners were reclining with Jesus and his disciples,
for there were many of them and they began
folIowing himomIR But the scribes of the Pharisees, when they saw he was eating with the
sinners and tax collectors, began saying to his
disciples: '"oes he eat with the tax collectors

MARK 2 :17-26

132

and sinners?""l 7 Upon hearing this Jesus said x$;5;T

to them: "'Those who are well do not need a Lu5:31
physician, but those who are ill do. I came to
8:3a
call, not righteous people, but sinners.""#
u ~ 9:12
t
Lu 5.31
18 Now John's disciples and the Pharisees
practiced fastingo So they came and said to C$;i;9i;~
L ~ Z : ~ ~
him: "Why is it the disciples of John and the
disciples of the Pharisees practice fasting, but
your discipIes do not practice fasting?"* l9 And 'Ei zii:
Jesus said to them: "While the bridegroom is
with them the friends of the bridegrooma cannot fast," can they? As long as they have the Ocal:.l
bridegroom with them they cannot fast." 20 But A;pt$:2
/
days will come when the bridegroom will be
$8;
taken away from them, and then they wiIl fast Re 1 9 : ~
in that day.O 21Nobody sews a patch of un- y;;g
shrunk cloth upon an old garment; if he does, LU 1 ~ 2 2
its full strength puIls from it, the new from the
old, and the tear becomes worse.' 2 2 Also no- iMt9:16
LU 5:36
body puts new wine into old wineskins; if he
I
does, the wine bursts the skins, and the $vine
is lost as we11 as the skins. But people put new
wine into new wineskins."*
a ~9 3t7
Lu 5:35
23 Now it happened that he was proceeding
through the grainfields on the ~ a b b a t h ,and
~ ?$&
;%
his disciples began to make their way plucking" *?;
the heads of grain.* e 4 So the Pharisees3 started o ~ 11:53
u
saying to him: "Look here! Why are they doing
on the sabbath what is not lawful?"* " 5111:he "ktiT;2
said t o them : "Have YOU never once read what
21:e
David" did when he fell in need and got hungry,
he and the men with him?* 2G How he entered
into the house of Gad, in the account about
A.bi'a.thar the high priest,b and ate the loaves

I
1

'

.Literally, "the sons of the bridechambey:'

MARK 2 :2 7 4 :10

133

of presentation," which it is not latvfuld for anybody to eat except the priest^,^ and he gave
some also to the men who were with him?"' " So
Lu 6:4
he went on to say t o them: "The sabbath came
and not
0
OMr
L ~1
70 : Z
2 j into existence3 for the sake of man:
man for the sake of the sabbath;- 28 hence the
m f r 3127
mn~t
:2
m t 12:s
Son of man is Lord even of the sabbath.""
Lu 6:9
Once again he entered into a synagogue,
9:43
and a man was there with a dried-up handam
,,@Mr
Lu6:G
SO they were watching him closely to see
oMr6:5
whether he would cure0 the man on the sabbath,@in order that they might accuse him.*
ObIr8:2
* ~12:10
t
LU 6:7
And he said to the man with the withered
Lu 14:l.
hand: "Get up and come to the center." Next
he said to them: "Is it lawful on the sabbath
to do a good3 deeda or to do an injury, to save
EM,; :!;is or
t o kill3 a souI?"b But they kept si1ent.O And
; ; after
looking around upon them with indignation, being thoroughly grimed at the insensibility of their hearts," he said to the man:
";3\1:!'&
"Stretch out your hand." And he stretched it
out, and his hand was restored,D0 At that the
$
:; :$7,
Lu6:10 Pharisees went out and immediately began
0 ;
Le2g:g
@Mr1 4 5 3
+MLI Z : ~

,,,

holding council with the party followers of

Herodc* against him in order t o destroy him."
7 But Jesus with his disciples withdrew to
the sea; and a great multitude from Galfi.lee
"Mt12:15
LU 6 3 7
and from Ju-de'a followed him." a Even from
Jerusalem and from Id.u.rneta*and from across
"Eze
* ~11:21
35:15
t
031r.7:31 the Jordan and around Tyre" and Zi'don,O a
m u ~ : m great multitude:
on hearing of how many
things he was doing, came to him. O And he told
his disciples to have a little boat continually
" ~ r 1 4 : 4 3 at his service so that the crowdo might not
press up011 him. For he cured many, with the
+Mt22:16

@>It12:11
LU 6:11

Bee Note, page 183.

Or, "the showbread."

" Or, "a life.''

Or, $$withthe Herodinus."

135
MARK 3 : 2 M : 2
"130~can Sat& expel Satan? adwhy,if a
kingdom hccomes divided against itself, that
kingdonz cannot stand;" "and d a house becomes divided aminst Itself, that house wilI
not bc ahla t o stnnrl.' '('Also if Sstan has risen

MARK 3:11-23

134
result that a11 those who had grievous diseases
were falling upon him to touch
Is
Even ng;2;;
the unclean spirits/ whenever they ~vodclbe;;:
hold him, would proshte themselves before 4;;wntr1:23
him and cry OWsaying: '*Youare the Son of
l2 But many times he sternly chargedl OMr S:T
7,u 4741
+Mt 1 2 : ~
them not to make him horn.'
hlr 1:31
23 And he ascended a mountain and summoned those he wanted, and they went off to
hirn.O l4 And he formed a g ~ o u pof twelve, wIlom *:,U ,R;y
he dso named "apostles", that they might continue with him and that he might send them
out to preach"l5 and t o have authority to expcl u L u ~ l X
the demons.' lG And the group of twelve that 'Mt lo:1
he formed were Simon, to whom he also gave .Johl:rla
the surname 'Yeterw,* and James" the $011of mMr lo::a
Zcbfe.dee ancl John the brother of Jamesr' Ihc
Acl:13
also gave these the surname "Bo.a.ner"ges","
which means "sons of thunder"), mri AndrewP and Philipo and Bar.thol'o.mew" and
Matthew0 and Thomas0 and JamesD the son of OLU 4i:ifi
Al.phae'uso and Thad-dae'uso and Simon0 the mM110:3
Camamae'an nad'"
Judas Is.carti.ot, who later
betrayed him."
* L ~~ IB:IO
l0:4
t
And he went into a house. =%ce more the
crowd gathered, so that they were not able even
to eat a meal.( But when his mIatives' heard !,r"n:17g
abot~tit, they went out to lay hold of him, for
they w e e saying: 'Xe has gone out of his
mind."' ez Also the scribes that came down from OJQh
5LU
Jert~aIernwere saying: "He haq Be.elYze.hub,n"-*
and he expels the demons by means of the niler
RM
of thedernons.l'*~So,aftercaIlingthem to him, *hTt
~ILJO:E
Re began to say to them with jl1ustratjons:l' &hlAi:
a Be.el'ze.hub, TgSyD; Baeltr.e;houl, H ; Bc.c'se-bonl, B. b Or, "pnr~bl13a." c nYl-+JZ (Benei-~a'onr*),
Jm,16; Beni-Rngdli, 8gp.

'Mt 12:17

hlt l3:55
b1r 0:s

I,u H:20
7,3

,lob

up against himstlIf and k a m e divided, he cannot stand, but is coming to an end,ca 27 In fact,
no one that has got into the E~ouscof a strong
man is able to plundel" his movable goods unICSS first IIC l>inds,the strong man, and then he
will plunder his house.* 'STruly 1 say to YOU,
that a11 things \will be forgiven the sons of men,
no m:ltter what sins and blasphemies" they
blnspl~emously commit.' 'oHawever, whoever
blasphmnes ~gninstthe holy spirit has no farglvenesso forever, but is guilty of everlasting
~in."'"~Thfs, because they were saying: "He
has an unclean spirit.""
31 Now his mother and his brothers came,
rind, RS they were standing on the outside, they
sent in to him to call him.Ib$"s it was, a crowd
WRF; sitting around him, so they said to him:
"Look! your mother and your brothers outside
are secking you."' But in reply he said to
them: 'Who are my mother and my brothers?"
And having looked about upon those sitting
around him in a circle, he said: "See, m y mother' and my brother^!^ n8 Whoever does the will
of God, this one is my brother and sister" and
mother,"b
And he again took up teachingO beside the
+ sea. And a very great crowd gathered near
him, so that he went aboard a boat and sat
out on the sea, but all the crowd beside the sea
were on the shore: = S o he began t o teachQ

MARIC 4: 3-16
136
them many thingx with illustrat!onsa and to
say to them in his teaching:" a "Listen, Look! Ttg&
the sower went out to saw.o' *And as he wns :b,";$24
sowing, some seed fell alongside the road, and
thc birds" came and ate it up.' W~l~ri
other seed #Mt 1.m
felI upon the rocky place where It, of course,
did not have much soil, and it irnmediatcly
sprang up because of not having depth of soil." "pAg;5
a But w h ~ n
the sun3 rose, it was scorched, and C M ~3 6 9
for not having root it withered." And other OMt mG
seed fcll among the thorns, and the thorns came
up nnd cholred it, and it yielded no fruit.OAa But
:i4:
others fcll upon soil that was right, and, corn- L u w
ina up and in~reasing,~
thcy began to yield
fruit, and they were bearing thirtyfold, and ~~~:~
LU 8:K
srxty and a hundrect"' * So Ile added the word: %?&-,-"
0 2 1 7:33
~
" t c t him that has earso to listen listen+'*'
'hI t 11.15
lONow when he got to be alone, those
around him with the twelve began questioning F:ki3im
him on the illustration^,"^ And he proceeded OMl' 4 : ~
ta say to them: "To YOU the sacredlgsecret' of ?
2:1:1i%5
the kingdom of God has been given, but to Ihose fig;;3iA1
outside a11 things come in illuslrations,fi' l e in 1 ~ 0 1 : ~
order that, though looking, they may look and 1CO 532
yet not see, and, though hearing, they may hear ~yb4;5=
TI 2:7
and yet not get the sense of it, norq ever turn ":~!iglB
bnck nnd forgiveness be given thcm.'"
Fur- $;:j:i
thcr hc said t o them: "YOUdo not know this j$g;p
Illustratjon,aOand so how will YOU understand o M r 12:12
nl1 the other illustrations?a
14 "Ths sower s o w the
'"ese,
::;,l!f9
then, are the ones alongside the road where the rpe1:s
word is sown; bttt as soon as they have hcard
l0:18
it Satan0 comesA and takes away the word OLu
~ Z C O2:11
rvhfch was sown in them, Is And likewise these fg$i
a Or, "pn~ablc(s)."

I
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:z;

.,,,:,

'

137
MARK 4: 17-26
arc the ones sown upon the rocky places: as
soon as they have b e d the worcl, they accept
b:yi k?;: it with joy.* l7 Yet they have no root in themselves, but they continue for R time; then as
;*kM!lL:;iy
f soon RS tribulationQ or pcrsecutiono arises beI ~ : Z Lmuse of the word, they are stumbled.' l e There
arr still others who a r e sown among the thorns;
these are the ones that have hcnrd thc word?
mr;i3j!2
""but the anxieties of this system of things"
and the dweptive power of wcalth" and the desires3 for the rest of the things make inroads
$$
!(
choke the word, and it becomcs unfruitful.'
;M r ;10:23
; ancl
Finally,
the ones that wcrc sown on sojl that
1,u Itc 2.1
I + I ~ t;.o
I
was right are those who listen t o tllc word and
.1.111:11
tnl~cit up and bear fruit thirtyfold and sixty
4 ~ 1:i.z~
1
m d a hundred."'
21 And he went on to say to them: "A lampo
Idu8:15 is not brought to be put undcr n measuring
l<rl 7.4
basket or under a bed, is it? It is brought t o be
"Mt 5 : ~ put upon D. lampstand, L it notrD:'For there
IAU a h i n
LU li:.a is nothing hidden except far the purpose of
being exposed; nothing has becomc cnrefully
concealed but for t h e purpose of coming into
the openl 23 Whoever has en= to listen, let
"Mtlmu
I.U 12'2
*f
4.7[)
him listen."'P
1.10 1 2
"ft 11:15
24 IIc further said to them: "Pay attention
to what YOU are hearing.' With the measure
t l ~ n lYOU at-e measuring out, aov will have it
mcasured out to YOU, yes, YOU wlU have more
#uMt7:2
sdded t o YOU.^ 25Fer he that has will have
1.u 6:s
2co 3 : ~ more given to him; but he that does not have,
evcn what he has will be takcn away from
"hft 13:la him,"'
Mt 2 2 2 9
I
26 SO he went on to say: "In this way the
1,U 10:10
kingclorn of God is just as when a man casts
8ysteui of thingcl= alhr (ai.onF), NBA ; P>!Y ( ~ ~ l r s k n a ' )JJ118.
+

MARK 4 :27-48

138

the seed upon the groundu

he sleeps at
night and rises up by day, and the s e d sprouts
and grows MI, just how he does not know.'
?' Of its orvn self the ground bears I1.t1It gradually, first the grass-blade, then the stallc-head,
linally thc full grain in the head. '"~tt HS soon
as the fruit permits it, he thrusts in t h e siclrle,'
becausc the harvest9ime has come."
30 And Iie went on to say: "With what Rre
we to likcn the lringdom of God, or In what
Illustr~ltion~
shall we set it outTA Like n mustard g a i n , which at t h e time ft was sown in
tlre gmund was the tiniest of all thc seeds" that
am on the earth-'
'
3 but when it has bccn
sown, it comes up and becomes greater illan
all other vegetables3 and produces great branches,' so that the birds of the hcnvenmare able
to And lodging under its shadow.""
33 So with many illustrationsa of that Bind
he would speak the word to them, as far as
they were able to listenn4'"Indeed, without nn
Illustrationn he wodd not speak to them, but
privately to his disciples he would explain all
things.'
35 And an that day, when evening had fallen,
he said to them: '"et us cross to the other
shore."a SBSe,aSter they had dismissed the
crowd, they took him in the boat: just as 1-1c
was, and thcre were other boats with him."
Now w great violent windstorm broltc out, nnd
the waves kept dashing into the boat, so that
the boat tvas close to being s ~ a m p c d 8.s~But he
was in the stem sleepingD upon a pillow, So
they woke him up and said ta him: "Teacher,
do you not care that me are about, to perish?"*'
'Or, "'pnrable ( 8 ) ."

139
ss With

MARK 4 :39-5 :10

that he mused himself m d rebuked the

Nind and said to the sea: "I-Tush! 13e quiet!""

*gLygu
sn
And the wind abated, and a ~refltcalm set in."
.>It 8:26

SO he said to them: "why are YOU fainthearted? Do you not yet have any faith?"
41 But they felt an unusual fear, nnd they would
say to one another: "Who really is this, beat1sa43:a
nit s;27 cawe evcn the wind m d the scn obey him?""
LU8 2 5
Well, they got to thc other sride d t h e sea
,loh6:19
*>It 8:28
into the country of the &r'n.~enea.~'' And
LU a8:z6
immediately nfter he got out d the boat a man
under the power of nn uncleon spirit met him
r1Lu8rn from among thc rncrnorlnl tombs.'! "?
I
had his
S~r15:46 haunt among the tombs,'" and up to that time
3Lu 13:16 absolutely nobody was able to bind3 him fast
even wit11 a chain, because Ile had oftentimes
bee11 bound with fetters ~ n dchains, but the
chains wcrc snapped ~ p n r by
t him and the fetters were 21~t~1~11y
smnshed, and nobody had
the strength to subdue ldm. And continually,
night and day, he was crying out in t l ~ ctombs
a ~ u 3 : ~ and in the mountains" and slashing himself
with doncs. But on catching sight of Jesus
from a distance hc rnn and did ohebance to
a p h ~ p : l o him," md, rvhcn he had cricd out wit11 a loud
fi~c16:17
he said: "What have I to do with mu,
J~SUS,
SOIF
of t h Most
~
High God?* 1 put YOU
"Lu
*IT<!17:18
21% under oath' by God not to tormentn me.""
& For
~ 3 8
he
had
been
telling
it
:
"Come
out
of
the
man,
+!;:;;2;3
you unclean spirit." I3ul he began to ask him:
"What is your name?" And he said t o him:
'4httE:53 '"Rly namc is L e g i ~ n because
,~
there are many
*t~n8:30of US.''*
Ar~dhe entrentcd him many times
r l I ~8
u:a not to send the spirits out of the country."
-LU 8:24

40

(:m'&senes, HBnf g ; Ond'n-renes, ACfiyD.h,

MARK 5 :11-23
140
11 Now a great herd of srvlneh was there on
the mountain I c ~ d i n gla
. ~So they entreated him, 4b: $l,i;
;;;;2;;5
saying: "Scnd us into the swine, that we may ih~ta,:cu'
enter into
And he pcrmilted them. Id" ':"'

With that the unclean spirits came out and entered into tho swlne, and the hcrd rushed over
the precipice lnto the sea, about two thousand
of them, and they drowned one after another
in the sea.' But the herders of them fled and P' I:!$%
reportcdOft to the city and to the countryside; ol-u?:l*
and people came to see what it was that had
happened.' In So they came l o Jesus, and they ',M::ji$
beheld t ha dcmon-possessed%man sitting clothed O J ~ U8::~k
and in his sound mind, this man that had had
the legion; and they grew fearful, O s o those
who Iiad seen it related to them how this had
happened to the demon-posscsscd man and
about the s~vlne,1 7 h d so they started to entreat him to go away from their districts:
'?:2;$
18 Now as he was boarding the boat the man : @::if
that liad been demon-possessed hcgnn entreating him for permission ta continue with hirnmmLUu:m
l9 However, he did not let him, but said to him:
"Go hornc to yortr relatives,' and report to them
all tho things Jehovaha1<has done for you and ;$:?$,
the mercy 11c had on you." 2"Andhe went anray
and started to proclaim3 in the De.cnp'o.lisboall
:i:l
the things Jesus did for him, &nil all. the people
began t o w ~ n d e r . ~
~ L 8U5 0
21 After Jcsus had c~ossedback again in the
boat to t h e opposite shore a great crowd assernbld3 to him," and he IVM besidc the seaVb
Now one of the presiding officers" of the syna- 22;!gT0
gogue, Ja'trus by name, came ancl, on catching :K ;;$
sight af him, he fell at his fcet' " and entreated bLuB!41

;!:

Jehornh,

Jr*10*a0-t8;the

Lord, MIA.

Or, %he

Ten Cities."

MARK 5 :24-35
him many times, saying: "My little daughter fs
in an extreme condition. Would you please come
cDMr B:f,
T,!l 1!.10
and put your handsmupon her that she may get
B:17
~vellu
and
At that he went off with
j
8
him. And a p a t crowd was following him and
against him.*
"pk :;,l! pressing
25 Now there was a woman subject to n flow
*r-olfi!*
n ~ l 9t : ~of b1ooda twelve ycars" and she had been put
LW #:-:a
to many pains by many physiciansh and had
- w s 1w.12
spcnt a11 her resources and had not been benefited but, rather, hnd got worse. " When she
hcnrd the things about Jesus, she came behind
Q M t l d : a in the crowd and touchedb his outer g ~ r m c n t ;
Zn for she kept saying: "If I touch just his outer
+Mt0:2f
garments I shali get weIP."n' Z%nd immedintcly her fountain of blood dried up, and she
O L ~ 5 : 1 7 sensed in her body that she had been healcda
of the grievous s i ~ k n e s s . ~
is$
30 IrnmediateIy, also, Jesus recognized In
himseIf
that power' lzad gone out of him and
"LU
L uG:IO
S:~~
he turned about jn thc crowd and began to say:
"Lu8:30 "Who touched my outer garments?"' "But his
disciples began to say to him: "You see the
*Lu8:& crowd pressing in upon you," and do you say,
'Who touchedme?' '' Elowever, he was looking
~lraundto see her that hnd done this. O-ut the
nromcm, frightened and trembling, knowing
what had happened to her, came and fell down
CLUB:^^
before him and told him the whole truthVa
He said t o her: "Daughter, your faith has
made
you tvel1.l' Go in peace,')" and bc in good
O
f i t. ar 2~IR:O
:14
1% i:n lleaIth from your grIwous si~lmcss."~
253 15 B
r , ~ ~ ? , s n 35 While he was yet speaking, some men
hr 1Ei::lli
from the home of the presiding officer of the
a:ts :::I(;
P l l t 9:22
synagogue cmne and said: "Your daughter
1.4fi:.1H
141.

mz

Or, "snvcd."

Or, "bas anwd you."

MARK 5:%6:3
142
died! Why bother the teacher any longer?"' ' T ~ ~ ~ ~ : 4 *
" But Jcsus, overhearing the word being spo(
ken, said to the presiding officer of the synaI
gogue: "Havc no fear, only excrcise faith."e
A
?
1
"
:
;
" Now he did not let anyonc hllow along with Jell lI:23
him cxcept Pcter and Jalrses nnd John the
I
brother or James."
~t~i t Im~.:3I7
38 So they came to the house of the presiding
officer" of the synagogue, and he beheld, the 0Mr15:3n
noisy confusion and those weeping find letting
out mnny wails, "andj after. sleppiilg in, he
said to them: "Why a r e YOU causing noisy confusion and weeping? The young child has not
died, but is sleeping."'" At this they began to y:,"i?!
I
laugh scornfully at him. But, Ilavjng put them J f l h l l : l T
all out, hr! took dong the young cl~ild'sfather
and mother and those with him, and he went
in where the young child was.* And, taking J.U 853
the hand of the young child, he said t a her:
"TaE'i.tJm cutmi," which, translated, means,
"Itlaiden, I say to you, Get up!'"' 'I: And imme- uMt":2s
I,U ~ ~ 5 . 1
diately the maiden rose and begnn walking, for AP *'L(l
she was trvclve years old. And at once they
we-re beside t.hemselves with great ecstasyaAnLunRs
"But he ordered them again and again to let
no one learn of this, and he said something
should be given her to eat.
And he departed from there and came intc
his native territory: and his disciples followed hlrn.O a When i t becarnc snbbnth? he took
up teaching In the synagogue; and the greater
number of those listening were astounded and
6:42
said: "Where did this man get these things?' +Joh
Joh '?:I11
And why should this wisdom Ilavc been given
this man, rtnd such powerful works be performed through his hands? :'This is t h e car.

mc;

MARK 6 :6 - 1 5
the son of M a 1 9 and the brother of
and Josephnn nnd Judasp and Simon,"
lsItnot?AndhissIstersareherewithus,are
?%n[&
ICO
I:3
tlwy not?" So they began to sturn'blc LF!I him.'
= ~1.1.~1,1
t
Gn
Rut J e m \vent on lo say to tl~lern:'% prophO L t l 10:24
etl is not unhonored except in his native terrin~rrI 1
Jcr 12.r; tory'' and among his relatives and in his own
.Mtla:57
house.''' " So he was able to do no powerful
,
work there except to lny his hands upon n few
OMr G:En sicl<lyoones and culvOthem." a Indeed, hc wonn ~ 1:23
u
""t '3:"7
dcrcd at their lack of faith. And he went round
;
$ i ~ b o t ~tot the villager in s circuit: tenching.'
7 Now he summoned the twelve, and he iniQ J ~ l ~ ~tj&dQ
: l ~
sending ,hem out two by two, nnd he
b ~ g n nto give them nut.horityo over thc unclean
spirits.+ 'Also he gave them orders to carry nath?
oJolrGmn ing for the trip except n st^ alone, no bread?
no food pouch, no copper money in their girdles," o but to wcm sfindals, and not to wcar
eF:?,
?
;R
*~t,i(j':lo
A C 12.n
two undergarments." InFurlher he said to them:
salt WII ldWhereveryorj enter into a home," stay there
'm*4
until YOU go out of that place.' " And wherever
a place will not receive YOU nor hear yorr, on
going out from there shake off the dirt IhEct is
s e a wilnessO
oohtcm 1I O3 0: I ~ beneath YOUR feet for the p ~ ~ r p o of
to them."= llSo thry set out and pmnched in
OJ.U 1:t:a
order that pmplr might r e p n t ? I:' and ihey
would expel many demons and rub many sickly
ol~rl
~ L Io:cr
7!d1;
I
people with oil0" and cure tl~ern.~
OLUS:~:)
14 Now it got to thc ears of King Hcrod?
'hIr*38
for the nameo of Jesus')became public, and pew
ple were saying:' "Jol~nthe baptizcr has been
rniacd from thc dead, and on that account the
powerful works are operating in him."' ln But
'
ACsyp+h. L i t ~ r n l l "I'oln
~ , his
.Fowph, KVg; .To.se'tos, BD;Jo'~PR,

143

pcnteP
zE&47
o a ~ lrJss
r
Jameso
1:l'l

c;,;;;:

.,,,.,:,,

11;1711~.~' a

t'aopl~ acre s ~ ~ i i ~R1);

g , hr

r s a na*~,

K;ICS~~~...~.

MARK 6 :16-26

144

others were saying: "It is Elijah."* Still others @Mr8:28

were saying: "It is a prophet like one of the
prophets."" la But when Herod heard it he be- *Ef;6;.1
gan to say: "The John that I beheaded, this
99
one has been raised up."# For Hemd himself
had sent out and arrested John and bound him
in prisonB on account of He.soYdi.asthe wife OMr6:27
of Philip0 his brother, because he had married O L U 3 : X g
her.' la For Johno had repeatedly said to Herod: ?@:i?i
"It is not lawful for you to be having the wife oaf LU 3:lg
your brother."" l D But He.ro'di.as was nursing a nk:g;f
grudge against him and was wanting to kill nft14:4
N e b 13:4
him, but could not.* " For Herod stood in fearP AM^
14:s
I
of John, knowing him to be a righteous and
holy man; and he xvns keeping him safe. And
after hearing him' he was at a great loss what *Ac24:z4
to do, yet he continued to hear him gladly.
21 But a convenient daya came along when m t 1 4 : %
Herod spread an evenine meal on his birth- OLu14:la
d a p for his top-ranking men and the military ?gt$?zo
commandersa and the foremost ones of Gal'ilee." " And the daughter of this very He-rotdi.as w e 6:15
came in and danced' and delighted Herod and +Is33:16
those reclining" with him. The king said to the uMr 2:ls
maiden: "Ask me for whatever you want, and
I will give it t o you.'w3 Yes, he swore to her: "g:;!
"Whatever you ask me for, I will give i.t t o :;f;:i,
alrll:lo
you: up to half my kingdom."@$"And she o4Mt
14:7
went out and said to her mother: "What should
I ask for?" She said: "The headg of John the ohfr15:29
baptizer."'
Immediately she went in with +;ft?f;i\
haste t o the king and made her request, saying: " I want you t o give me right away on a
plate the head of John the baptist." zWlthaugh
he became deeply grieved, yet the king did not
Literallyl "chiI'i.as&s";

each a commander of 1,000 soldiers.

MARK 6 :27-37
D L ~ 1 : 7 a want to disregard her, in view of t h e oathso
@Mt14:9 and those reclining at the table.m So the king
immediately dispatched a body-guardsman and
commanded him to bring his head. And he went
and beheaded him in the prisonc" Z s and
$$,1,fi off
brought his head on a plate, and he gave it to
the maiden, and the maiden gave it to her
mother.* 2WWhen his disciples heard of it they
y:z4,:1,:,
and took up his corpse and laid it in a
Fkct,r:i12 came
OMr 16:2
memoriala tomb.*
30 And the apostleso assemblede before Jesus
and reported to him all the things they had
nLu9:10
done and taught.O aZAnd he said to them:
"Come, YOU yourseives, privately into a lonely
and rest up a bit."O For there were many
$Ef13ii3 placeA
coming and going, and it was not convenient
even t o eat a meal, a 2 SO off they went in the
boato for a lonely place t o themselves.' S S But
people saw them going and many got to know
it, and from all the cities they ran there tobLu 9:11
gether on foot and got ahead of them.m" W d ,
yoh6:2
~ M l 6:8
c
~ ~ 9 : 3 6on getting out, he saw a great crowd, but he
was moved with pityx for them, because they
1:1:,4,,
were as sheep' without a shepherd.*' And he
Eg:i;;27
started to teach them many things.+
*;;e7;;7
*1~*61:1
LU 9:11
35 By now the hour had grown late, and his
disciples came up to him and began to say:
"The place is isolated, and the hour is already
late."
" Send them away, that they may go off
5:;?:
into the countryside and villages round about
and buy themselves something to eat."Aa7 In
reply he said to them: "You give them sornething to eat." At this they said to him: "Shall
we go off and buy two hundred de.nar'i.ia worth

145

A de.nar'i.ua equaled 170 or Sd. 2f.; hence 200 de.nar'i.i equaled

$12 or allout 7,
a

MARK 6:33-50
of Ioaves and give them to the peopIe to eat?"O bg,",5y$
3a He said to them:
"How many loaves have ~~~~;~
YOU? Go see!" Mter ascertaining it, they said: +ML14.7
"Five, besides two fishes."' " U n d he instructed 5.zh4ig
all the peopIe to redine by companiesmon the eIm14:40
green grass." 4 0 And they laid themselves down ""J',"l:$:;
in groups of a hundred and of fifty.* 41 Taking
now the five loaves and the two fishes he looked
up to heaven and said a blessing,o* and broke" OLU
*1Sa2k51
913
the loaves up and began giving them to the 2;;
%
;;;
disciples that these might place them before the m $ 6 3
people, and he divided up the two fishes for all.
4 z So they a
11 ate and were s a t i ~ f i e d43
; ~and they
$?$'
took up fragments, twelve baskets0 full, aside
from the fishes. 4 4 Furthermore, those who ate
+hft 14:a1
of the loaves were five thousand men.'
Joh 6:L3
45 And, without delay, he compelled his disciples to board the boat and go on ahead to the
lkW
opposite shore towards Beth.sa'i.da; while he
himself dismissed the crowd." 4E But after say- eE\12::i
ing good-bye to them he went off into a rnountain to pray." 4 7 Evening having now fallen, the xMt14:23
boat was in the midst of the sea, but he was
alone on the land.* ' a d when he saw them4,2,?$:%"!
being hard put" to it in their rowing, for the *Joh6:19
wind was against them, about the fourth watch
of the nightao he came toward them, walking aLu
on the sea;OU but he was inclined to pass them gFbs3
by. At catching sight of him walking on the
sea they thought: "It is an appariti~n!"~
and mt14:26
they cried aloud." For they all saw him and AJ0h6:1g
were terrified. Immediately he spoke with
them, and he said to them: ''Take courage, it
The last walch before dawn, according to the Grctk and Roman
division of tho night. The Jews had only three watches of tlls
nigl~t;.
a

MARK 6:51-7:5
is I; have no fearVMb
S1 And he got up into the
boat with them, and the wind abated. At this
they were very much amazed within themselves,+ 42 for they had not grasped the meaning of the Ioaves, but their liearts continued
d~dIof understanding."
53 And when they got across to land, they
came into Gen.nes'a.reto and anchored ship
nearby." "But as soon as they got out of the
boat, people recognized him, S 5 and they ran
around all that region and started to carry
about on cots those who were ailing to where
they heard he was. "And wherever he would
oMr 14:13
f M t 18:s enter into vilIages or citieso or countryside"
ULU 4:40
they wodd place the sickg ones in the marketplaces, and they would plead with him that
they might touctz" just the fringeuof his outer
garment. And as many as did touch it were
made
Now the Pharisees asld some of the scribes
that had come from Jerusalem gathered
before hirn.O a And when they saw some of his
disciples eat their meal with defiled hands, that
is, unwashed ones+For the Pharisees and
a11 the Jews' do not eat d e s s they wash their
hands up to the elbow," observing the tradition3
of the older men of influence, 'and, when back
from market, they do not eat unless they
cleanse themselves by sprinkling; and there are
many other traditions that they have received
t o observe: baptisms of cups and pitchers m d
copper vessels;- : s o these Pharisees and
scribes aslced him: "Why is it your disciples
do not conduct themselves accorclina to t h e
I tradition of the older men of influence,-but they

Or, "mere, saved."

Or, "wash their hands x d h the flst."

MARK 7 :6-18

148

take their meal with defiled hands?"" Hc said mMt Isa

to them: "Isaiaha aptly prophesied about YOU OLU 4:17
hypocrites: as it is written:' 'This pcoplc hon- Pz,f:E;5
or me with their lips, but their hearts-re far "hlr 12:m
rcmovcd from me." It is In vain that thcy pay nfiy$j31
respect to me, because they teach as doclrines
commands of men." Letting go the commnnd- '$ff;::$'
ment of God you observe the tradition of men.""
i.:;:
9 Further he went on to say to them: '"Admit;[it,\ ;2
ly YOU set aside the commandmentCBof God in C,:f; !,llig
order to retain YOUR tradition. For example,
Moses@said, 'Honor your father and your moth- :z;i5;g
er,14and, 'Lethim that reviles father or mother :
; 7;:
cnd up in death." " But YOU men
~;,.;7
man says ta his father or his mother,
- 8 h'rl t zfb:po
l:r:!?
ever I have by which you may get help from
y.i:l~
C'l.U"'l
I:A
me js corban? (that is, a gifto rlt?dicaledmto
God,h)" l a YOU men no longer let him do n single ,;:h
,;
thing for his father or his mother,'" I:' and thus nrr!9.8
YOU shove the word3 of God* aside for Yorrrr :b;ij#
tradition which YOU handed clown. And many k;?:;
such maximsn YOU do." l 3 So, calling the cro~vclu;;;c?,;m
to him again, he proceeded t o say t o them:
f5:m
"Listen to me, all of YOU, and get the meaning."
' T l ~ e r eis nothing from outside n mnn which
passes into him that can defiIe him; but ilre
things that issue forth out of a man n1.e 1hc

"c:

*p
MI

OMt 1&:11.
things that defile a man.'kQ
hc 10:14
17 Now when he had entered a housc nwny
from the crowd, his disciples began to question ?;{{:;,
111m rcspccting the illustration.* So he said +Mi15:15
to them: "Are YOU also without perception likc
t l ~ e r n ?Are
~ YOU not aware that nothing from mMtla:16

OF, " d i ~witbout fsXJ' b Or, "a votive gin.') a ktn omit veme 16,
rrnrling: "U nnyone has enis to liat.cn, Icl him 1Estcn."-ADVg
Byhrtn. d Or, "pnmhle?'

149
MARK 7:19--30
outside that passes into a man c m deflIe him,
losince it passes, not Inlo his heart, but into
hi intestines, and it pnsses out into the sewl
xMtE:17
r 11:~
,11 ~ er?""" Thus he declared all foods cIeanmbU
hc lo:15
Further he said: "That which issues forth
* ~ ~ t 1 5 : =out of a man is wlmt defiles a man;' 21 f o r from
injurious
" ~ , C ~ ; ~ l inside, out of the heart of
reasonings
issue
forth
:
fornication^,^
thieveries,
G
o ha~5t15:19
:19
murdcrs,OO ~"adulteries, covelings,+acts of wickn M r 3:3
+TIC
15:7
OLU ll:39 edness? treacliery, loose conduct, an envious
eye,co blnsphcmy," haughtiness, foolish action.
;
23 All these wicked things Issue forth from withe,tFg in and defile a man.""'
24 From there he rose up and went into the
regions of T p nnd Zi'don, And he entered into
a house and did not w m t anyone to get to
not escape notice;" 2s but
' ~ ~ know
~ ~it. Yet
~ he
" could
,
immediately a wornnn whose young daughter
had an unclean spirit heard about him and
*Mt l5:az came and prostrated herself at his feet." 2Q The
woman was a Grecian, a Sy.ronphoe.ni'cian nationally; and she kept asking him to expel the
*Mt15:22 demon from hcr daughter.' ='But he began by
say in^ to her: ''First lct thc children be satisfid,for it is not right to lake the bread of the
GMt 1:6
children and throw i t l o thc little dogs."n I n
~t 15:s
~~~~j~ reply, howcvcr, she said t o him: "Yes, sir, and
the little dogs u n d c r n ~ a t ht h e table eat of
:;,9gl2 yet
the
crumbsA of 1 he little ~hjldren."~ that
;k g;;; he said
to her: "Becausc of snying this, go; the
15:a demon has gone out of yovour daughter.'" 3u So she
@Joh4:51 went away to her hame nnd foundmthe young
21:achild laid on the bed nnd the demon gone out"

Or, "cxsspo1; mnter closct: privy." bOr, "inha the sewer, thns
p~mvingall foods cl~nn."So m l i e ~nnntl~cripta
rcnd. Hut KBA, etc.,
m d as in our text above, P Or, l'~Yiekcdrye."

MARK 7:31--8:6
150
31Now coming back out of the regions of
Tyre hr! !vent through Zi'dono to the sea or Gal1- *Lu 10:13
i-Icein the midst of U-~e
regions of D e . c a p ' ~ ~ l iEMt
s . ~15:~" Sere they brought him a man dcnf and with JTr5!20
a speech Zmpedimcnt, and thcy cl~trentcdhim
to lay his hand upan him.' " h d he tnnlr him *p;;!;4
away from the cram~d privately and put his
fingers into t h e man's ears" and, after spitting, O r n g : ~ ~
hr toucl~edhis tongue." " And tvi2l-1 a loolr up nJ",'tl%T
into heaven" he sighedodeeply and said to him: ~ i $ y ; ; ~
'%ph'pha.thn,"' that is, "Be oprned." "Well, do11 17:i
his hearing powers were opcnerl,' and the im- lf?3?2&3"
prdimcnt" of his tongue was loosed, nnd he he- $ $:;
F;XI speaking normally. 3fl Wlth that he charged hlt
Iliem not to tell anyone;" but the more he zvould
3.13
charge them, that much more abtrndantly they
wou1cI proclaimq it.' lndced, they wlcrc being :2,82
nstounded in a most extraordinnry way and
snld: "He has done all things well. We even
malccs the deal hear and the spceclllcss spen1c. "'I "Mt 15":~
I11 thosc days, when there was agnin a big
crowd and they had nothing t o cat, h e sum~nunedthe disciples and said to them: ' ? "I feel eMt15:3a
pityL'ior the crowd, hxaz~seit is a l ~ m d ythree
$+:
tlnys that they have remained ncnr me rurd thcy Heb 5 3
hnve nothing to eat; and if X should scnd them
OK to their homes fasting, thcy will give out
on the road. Indeed, some of them nrc from
far away." But his disciples nnswered him:
"From where will anybody hcre in an isolated
place l~ able to satisfy the.% people with
l o n v c ~ ? " ~Still he went en to ask them: "IIow z ~ i7:a
i
many loaves have YOU?" They snld : "Seven.'" kik
U n d he instructed the crowd to recline on the ";ki5g4

Or, "Tcn Citim."

Or, nbond."

151
MARK 8:7-19
ground, and he took the wvcn loaves, gave
thanks,' broke them, and began to give them to
his disciples to serve, and they fiewed them to

t h e crowd.* 'They also had a few little Ashes;

I?Mt 35:37

'Mt 15:m

nnd, l~nvingblessed these, hc told them also to

scl-ve thcsc.' A Accordin~ly,they ntc! and were
snljsfied, and they took up surpluses of imgmiants, scven provision I~mIretsfu1l.l' " YcL there
wcrc al~otrtfour thousand men. Finally Ile sent
them away.'
SO And immediately he board~dthc boat with
his disciples and came into the parts of Dnl.man t ~ ' i h n . ~I Here the Pharisees cnnlc out and
stnrted disputing with him, seeking from him
a sign from heaven: t o tcmpt him," ""S lhe
groaned deeplye with his spirit, ~ n said:
d
"Why
rloes this generationa seek a sign? Truly I say,
No sicn will be given to this gcnerafion."*
' W i t h that he left them, got nhonrd again, nnd
went om to the opposite shore.
14 As it was, thcy forgot to talc@loaves along,
and except for one loaf they had nothing with
thcm in the bat.' lSAnd he began to order
them expressly and say: "Kccp Youlr eyes open,
Iook out for the yeast' of t h e PI~nrisccsand t h e
yeast of Herod."" '90
they went t o arguing
with one another over thc fact that they had
no loaves.* 'Woting this, he said to them:
"Why do YOU argue over your having no
lo~ves?"
YOU not yet perceive and get the
meaning? Are the hearts you hnve dull of understanding?" la'Though Ilnving eyes, do YOU
not see; m d though having ears,' do row not
hcar?'" And do YOU not remernbcr, when I
broke the five loaves for the five thouaand men,
how mnny baskets full of fragments YOU toolr

MARK 8:20-31

152
up?" They said t o him: " T w e l ~ e . " ~'* "When 3 bMt14:20
M r I343
broke the seven for the four thousand men, k,"h9;:3
how many provision baskets full of fragments
did aou take up?" And they said to him: 'Mt15:37
"Seven."' g1 With that he said to them: "Do YOU
mMt
Mr 1
B :6~ :
Z ~
not yet get the meaning?"*
22 Now they put in at Beth.saPi.da.Here people brought him a blind man, and they entreated him to touch' him. 29Andhe took the " M r a x
blind man by the hand, brought him outside
the village, and, having spit* upon his eyes, he "zh7;$ I
laid his hands upon him and began to ask him:
I
"Do y o u see anything?" 2+ And the man looked
I
upa and began saying: "I see men, because I
'I
observe what seem to be trees, but they are
I
*AC13:fi
walking about."* z 6 Then he laid his hands again
/
upon the man's eyes, and the man saw clearly,
and he was restored, and he was seeing everything distinctly. " So he sent him off home, saying: "But do not enter into the village.""
~Mrh s:4
54.3
~ t
1
27 Jesus m d his disciples now left for t h e
villages of Caes.a+retaPhi.lip'pi, and en route
he began questioning his disciples, saying to
them: "Who are men saying that I am?"* " $ d ~ ~ ! 3 ; ~ 3
1
They said to him: "John the BaptistfOand bMtl4:2
M r a14
others, Elijah, still others, One of the prophets."' 28 And he put the question to them: +Mtlk14
i~;,
"You, though, who do you say 1 am?" In an- ohm;
OLI,2:11
swer Peterb0 said to him: "You are the "Mt'"16
LU 9:20
C h r i ~ t . "30~ At that he strictly charged them ~~~~;~~
not to tell anyone about him.' 31 Also he started c$&%m
teaching them that the Son of man must under$
:*;&;
go many sufferings" and be rejected by the n ~ ~ s : o
1 9.21
older men of influence and the chief priests 0i:9;22
I
a Or, "recovered sight, saw again." LPeter, KBA; Repha, Sys;

Bimon, SyP. See Matthew 18 : 18, footnoteb.

153

MARK 8 :32-9 :4

and the scribes and be killed, and rise three

days later." 32 Indeed, with outspokenness he
uEi
LU 9:22 was making that statement. But Peter took him
* M t I f i : a aside and started objecting strongly to him.'
33 He turned, loalred at his disciples and reproved Peter, and said: "Get behind me, Satan,
because you think, not God's thoughts, but
of men."a0
i%z those
34
He
now called the crowd to him with his
IPC234
lco
4:a
disciples and said to them: "Ianyone wants
oMr14:30 to come after me, let him disowno himself and
pick up his torture stalreb and follow me conOLu 13:23 tinually," 3b For whoe~erwaDt-tQ.sav~~%bk
4ME 10.36
lose.1t:&ut -whoever-Ioseghissd3uE
E; &?$ sou1pillfor the sake-of- me-qd the good0 neys-will save
g 34i:7
OAe20:24 L"2%eally, of what benefit is it for a man to
'?:::giig gain the whole world and to forfeit his soul?c+
ktzj2,2537 What, really, would a man give in exchange
for his soul?co a s For whoever becomes ashamedo
,g
of me and my words in this adulterouf and sinyg;;$:.g
1.~9:25 ful generation, the Son of man wilI also be
m r s 89:s
m t 10:33 ashamed" of him when he arrives in the glory
$?i9 of his Father with the holy angels."
Lu IZ:9
Fhrtherrnore he went on to say to them:
R o 1:16
2T1 l:R
"Truly I say to YOU, There are some of those
mi 2:1a
&$:i2,"4 standing here that will not taste deatho at all
until first they see the kingdom of God already
come
in
Accordingly six days later
;z;ii;$
Lu Q:=
Jesus
took
Peter
and
James and John along,
ICO 4:m
and conducted them up into a lofty mountain
to themselves alone. And he was transfigured
*~t17:1
J,U 9:25
before them,* and his outer garments became
ooa7:9
t:fgii glistening, far whiter than any clothes-cleaner
,kr",yz& on earth could whiten thernVn'Also ELijah" with

" Qr, "not

tho things of God, but those of men."

clix, under Matthew 10 : 38. Or,"life."

See the iippen-

MARK 9: 5-17

154

MARK 9: 18-23
crowd anmvered Mm: "Teacher, I brought my
to you because he has a speechless spirit;'
i724 son
la and wl-lcrcvcr it seizes him it dnshcs him to
thc ground, and he foam5 and grinds his teeth
and loses his strength. And X: told your disoMt17:15
LU 3 3 9
ciples to expel it, but f l ~ c ywere not capable.""
lo In response he m i d lo them: "0 faithless
O L U I : ~ ~ gener*aationjU
how long must I continue with
YOU? I-Iolv long must I put up wlth You? Bring
t
to him. But
4E:i
:;i17 him to me."' 2M So tbcy b r o u ~ b him
OMr ll:2
at t h e sighto of him the spirit at once threw the
child" into conv~tlslons,nncI nfter falling on the
gmtnd he kept roIIing almut, f ~ n r n i n g "'
. ~And
mMrl:E
LU 9.12
he aqkcd his father: "How long has this been
happening to him?" Hc said: "Fmm childhood
' ~ u 8 : m on;'
and time and ngain it would throw him
both into the fire and into the water to destroy
himHBut if you can do anything, have pity on
@&It
* 2 ~ 17:15
1~20:20
said
s to him: "That exM L 1720 US and help us." 23 J e s ~ ~
Ei :::?pression, 'If you ccm'! Wlry, all things can be
to one if hc has fn.ith,"* Immediately the
Jz",",i;~~~
nr,111:3a
fatherP of the yoirng child was crying out and
saying: "I have k i t h ! Hclp me out where T

155

Moses f i p p e d to them, and they were conversing with Jesus.' " And responsively Peter
said to Jesus: '%abbi,O it is finc for us to be
hclr, so lct us erect three tents, one for you and
one for Moses and one for Elija11,'~a In fact,
he did not know what response he should malcc,

az;

for they became quite frightened. And n cloud'

formed, covering them protectingly, R~IC? 8
3:22
voiccmcame out of the cloud: ''This is my Son,* YLti
Jnh T2;H
2:?
the beloved; listen to him."# Surldcnly, lrow- 'I'H
Ida .12:1
I~:15
ever, they looked around and SEW no one with i+nr
nrt 17:s
L,LI 'I::!!;
them any longer, except Jcsus alone."
hr 3.22
9 A s they were corning clown out of the 2t'c
1 17
mri
17 x
mountain, he expressly ordcwd them not to re- 1.u 0:3S
late to anybody what they saw, until aftcr the
Son of man had risen from the! deadniUoAnd
they tooIr the word to hcart,a but discusscd
Rnleng themselves cvhat this rising from the
dead meant." l1 And they begnn l o qucslion
him, saying: " W h y do the scribes say that flrai
Elfjahomust come?" I Z He said t o them: "Elijah
does come first m d restore a11 things;*but how
is it that it is mitten respecting thc Son of man
that he must undergo many sufferings* and he
trcatcd as of no account?' l n But E say to volr,
Elijah," in fact, has come, and they did to him
as m~mythings as they wanted, just as It is
.i.lj 23.1 i
written respecting him."*
1'11 > 2.7
~
I I C11:l.t
I
14 When, now, they came toward the other hlt
disciples, they noticed a great crowd about them ' MI,ut 7:17
17:12
nnd scribes disputing with them," But as soon I I A U3:37
as all the crowd caught sight of hlm they were
stunned, and, running up to him, they bcgnn to
greet him. lG And he asked them: "What are
YOU disputing with them?" ':And one of the
Or, L'tbeykept the nwrd t o Ehemseltpcs."
~t+:a

nIau175
Eph 2 8
P ~~1 1:m
2
1P 1 : 3

n
p
&

faith!"hO

23 Jesus, now noticing thnt n crowd was run-

ning to:o~etherupnn them, rrhuketk" the unclean

spirit, saying to it: "You speechless and deaf
spirit, I order you, get out af him md enter
7:25
&
;:Jude
% 9 into him no more." 2u And after crying out and
going through many convulalnns it got out; and
O ~ ~ r ~ 2he
: nbecame as dead," so thnt thc greater ntmber of them werr3 saying: "Be is de~d!":7 But
Jesus took him by the hand and raised him
mLU5 s:la
: a
up, and he rose.' '^So nftcr hc entered into a
,home his disciples proccedcd to ask him priH P ~ U : ~

Ifcb 12:2
.wcc3:2
nri 17:i~

1
1

*T~iterdy,"him." "Zitrrnlly, "Help my In& of faith t''

MARK 9 :42-10 :2
157
MARK 999-41
156
And + h l t l T : l @
on the grounds that YOU belong
vately: "Why could wc not expel it?"'
~ $ : ~ , : ~ V etor drink
m
Jcol:?a to Christ,O 1 truly tell YOU, hc will by no mews
he said to them: "This kind cannot get out by
2co 1n.7
QLU 6:2?
IOSC his reward.C But whoever stumbles one
Q M 1~ 7 : ~
anything except by prayer.""
of these little ones that believe, it would bc beG
30 From thc1.c they departed and went their
ter for him if a millstone such as is turned by
way through Gal'i.lee,' but he did not wmt anyan ass were put around his ntlclc and hc were
one to get to know it For he lvas teaching -pZf
actually pitchcrl, into the sea,'
his disciplesVrltld telling them: "The Son of D ~ ~ 6 : 1 7
+?A\
?:
OMr Id:dB
man is to be dcllvereda into men's hands, anrl
43 "And jf ever your hand" rnakeP you stumSlk 1 3 6
ULU 1?:1
they will kill him, but, despite being killed, he
ble; cut i t off; it is finer for you to enter into
OLU L3:1Uifem
maimecl than with two hands t o go ofe
will rise three days later."" :la I-Jowever, they 8fift
~t 17122
Ge-hen'na,tia
into the flm that cannot be
were not g~nsplngthe snylng, and they wcrc ~ ~ ~ ~ 59:47 j into
~
4' And if your foot makes you stumput
nfraid to question him on it,*
=
=LU
LU 9.15
9.-1.1
Ill@, cut it OM; it is finer for you t o enter into
33 A n d they came into Cn.per'na.um.* Now OLu 4h:l
nMt18:8 life c~ipplcd'~
than with two fcct to bc pitched
when he waa inside the house he put the questlon to them: "What were YOU arguing over on
into G e - h e n ' n ~ "
. ~And
~ if your eye makes you
stumble, throw it away; it is Aner for you to
the mad?""'* Thcy kept sllent, for on the road
they had arguad among th~mselves who is ~ ~ :lj3
cnter one-eyed into the kjngclorn of God, than
2 2 ~ 2 . 1
with two eyes to be pitched into Ge-hen'na,aD'
greater." 85 SO he sat down and called the twelve "Pt13:10
their maggotn does not die and the flre
nnd said to them: "If anyone wants to be first,
;":2.1 ; 4nis where
hs must be last of all and ministerD oP all."4 OLU4:39
not
put
out.
1
oXsn fit; 2.1
a ~ 2e : ~ 49 "For everyone must be saltedAwith Are.
" And he took a young0 child, stood it jn their :k$g6!
Eze .1:1:21
midst and ptlt his arms amund it and said t o Y;iQjQJ
SaltC is fine; but if ever the salt loses its
OI,U x.L.:~I lo
Q h l t5:1:1
them:
"Whoever receives one of such young
strcngthla
with what will YOU mix it?O Have
I,U l*I:'i4
h,:;:;j6
'
"
0
1 !;$
children on t h c bnsls of my name,receives me; +
~alt*
in yourselves, and keep peacembetween one
L U 9.17
aPLo l,.l~
and whoever receives me,receives, not me only,
2;i,2:;: another."
a ~IO:IO
t
13ut ~ I S Ohim that sent me f o r t l ~ . " ~
From there he rose and came to the
h1t 38:3
38 John said l o him: Teacher, we saw a cerfrontiers of Jude" amd across the Jork;h9j;9m
inin man expdling demons by the use of your
dan, and again cm~vdscame together to him,
name" and W E tried t o prcvcnt him; because
and as he was accustomed to do he again went
he was not nccompanylng
"But Jesus ~ L U S : ~ B
to teaching ijzern." "Pharisees now approached
x~~~:;~40
said: "Do not try to prevent him, for there js
,and, to tempt him, began questioning him
no one that will do a powerful work on the
whether it was lawful for n man" to divorce a
oMn3,a
basis9 of my nRmo that will quickly be able to
'I
;+pi22
rcvile me;' 'O Tor h e that is not against us is L U ~ : ~ O
a See JIntlhcw 5 : 22, footnoti*". b KBC onlit vrrse 44 r c a d i n ~ :
does ,)st die and thr f i ir~notpntout."-Ai),
for usme For lvhoever gives YOU a cup of wa- *
~
~
:"Wllcrc~tltnirmaggot
~
~
~

?$?,a';:

10

1
I

V r , P,'Lbetrayetl,"

e KUC omit volxe 4fi ~mrlir~a:

"WI~YC
tlrrir maggot does not t l i o
and the ilrc is not put out,"-AD. d Or, "becomca tvikliout aalt~~csa,'~

MARK 10:3--18
wife.OY

158

Ln answer he said to them: "What did

MARK 10:19-30

3.59
aMrJ2:lo
IlML 13:0

Moses command YOU?"

They sdd: "Moses
allowed the writin9 of a certificate of dis- Otux:a
missal and divorein9 her!"
6 u t Jesus said to %y;;::,T1
thcrn: "Out of regard for YOUR harciheartd- ST;!;!
ness' he wrote YOU this commandment. H o w - htr Tqb.'i
l.kl9
cver, from the beginning of creationc 'Henmade n\lr
r i ic9 6
them male and female.; " On this account a man A?; :?
'
will leave his father and mother, and the two :';$:i?:,
be one flesh';O so that they are no longcr }i~;02,,2;c
two, but one flesh. Therefore what God yolred3 3:;,a;:I:;
together let no man put apart."' lo When again
I:I:~;
in the housemthe disciples began to question mhIr!):28
him concerning this. 13And he sdd to them:
"Whoever divorces" his wife and marries an- OLu18:l8
other commits adulteryD"against her, '%nd if
ever a woman, after divorcing her husband," OLU
rnmriesQanother, she commits adultery.""
*1ht5:,3z
0Mr12:28
13 Now people began bringing him young F; i;jy,
children for him to touch these; but the disciples reprimanded them.' l4
At seeing this Je- ~ ' I ~ T ; ~
sus was indignant and said to them: "Let the *hit r!l:ls
young children came to me, do not try to stop Id" ":"
them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such
kind of persons" Ii Trdy I say to YOU, Whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like &
@
;;;;
a young child wilI by no means enter into it."* dpf;2i
lBAndhe took the children into his arms and I , L ~ I H : ~ ' P
began blessing them, laying his hands upon
OGe 4314
themq
Itra 40:11
17And as he was going out on his journey, y; gE
a certain man ran m and fell uaon his knees
before h i and put $e question to him : "Good
Teacher, what must I do to inherita everlasting life?"' Jesus said ta him: "Why do you Lu 1S:l

call me good?@Nobody is good,' except one,

God.' 'Tau know the ~ornrnandmenls:~
'Do
not murclcr," Da not commit adultery,' Do not
steal; Do not bear false witrrcss? Do not deI
hlt
I*,,, -! 15 fmudnqI-Ionor your father and mother.' "'2w The
' 1 ' : ~ 211 I 4
man said to him : "Teacher, all these things I
,
nIm:y71)'15
I h. 5 I~I~ R V ( ?kept from my youth on." 2F Jesus looked
n1,u 7.5
tip him ancl felt lovc3 for him and said to
4T.r F ) IG
L I V ~ him:
~
"Onc thing i s missing about you: Go, sel1
0l.p 1'4 I ?
I . : ~~i,.
15 what things you have and give to the poor, and
llL7 5:lIi
ol,, I . ' : , E ~ you will ~IRVC treasure0 in heaven,O an? come
"5'" '"."" hc my folIo~er,"'"~ But he p e w sad at the
mhll l'l.::l
snyinq nnd r m t off gri~ved,for 11e was holding
mnny possessions.'
;El:?:&
l 1
23 Mter loolting around Jesus said to his dis1'8 R2:7
.II*T fi?
I-'s
!1.3
10 ciplcs: 'II-TOWdimcult n thing it will be for those
I . : i r : J ~ * l ~1111money" to cnter into the kingdom of
1.1.i 1i:17
God!"* But the disciples gave way to surJ;la 5 : 1
*ML lg:n prise" at 111s wards. In response Jesus again
said to thcm: "Children, how difficult a thing
,
it js to enter into thc lringclom of God! It is
easier for EI cnmcl to go through a needle's eye
than for R rich man to enter into the kingdom
AMt1A:24
t , I~R : % ~ or GOcl,*'" PTThcy became still more astounded
1 " J : f i and said to him: "'Who, in fact, can he saved?"+
I , ~ IIH 2ti
.r:i, 13:z 1
Loolcing straight at them Jesus said: "With
.l<ll>.I?'X
.~rst.:c:-i
men
it is impossible, but not so wit11 God, far
%or wr,
a11 t h i n ~ sanre possible with God."' 2aPeter
r,sv
nrr, ?G)m.m
,1.a I n : n slmted fosay tohim: "Look!\veleftaZItf-rings
,,, and hnvt? h e n follozving you."'" =*Jesus said:
La 1 " ' s "'Truly T say to YOIJ men, No one has left houw
or 1)mthcl-s or sisters or mother or father or
OLut17
chilclmnbo fields for my sake and for the sake
;t:g of t h e good news' who mill not get a hundred1 l l 4 t 1 111:~) fold" now in this period of time, houses and
-:': i2;O brotl~ers?and sisters and mothew and children

:E\?gf*
1s:Zfl
fL1,cl

.hit 11J.li
I-u J N 111
*11.:
2Il:lm7

:1.2L

,,, ,

1I

He, HBC ;God, 8 D V g S y . P - h h .

J1'

MARK 10:31-40
3 60
and Adds, with per~e~Uerrsns,~
and In the com- ?ki!;:o
Eng system of things&everlasting life. " How- ;;hl!,$
ever, many that are first will hc last, and the
c l ~ 1t 9 : ~
Inst first."'"
hft 20:lti
32 Now they were advancing on the road up
to Jerusalem, and Jesus mas going In front of
them, and they felt amazement; but tllosc who
foIIow~d began to feareo Once agnin h c toolc " u l : ~ ~
l.he twelve aside and started to tell them these
1,hing.s destined3 to befall him:A "I-Icre we nrc, "Mr1n4
ndvancing up to J e r u ~ a l e mand
, ~ the Son of man 2%
will be delivered to the chief pricsts nnd the :A;;;p;
scribes, and they id condemn'' him to death :;ri ;17
and will deliver him t o men of thc notion^,^
" and they !till make ftm of him and will spit f:;xk;i~
I,,, LH.:II
upon him and scourge him and kill him, but
n h ~ r19:s~
lhree dayso later he will rise,"'
35 And Jameso and John? the ttvo sons of :kl ti1$
Z~b'e~dee,
stepped up t o him and said to him: 'i:\.yj/,!'
"Teacherfa we want you to do for us whatever 2;; y;;!q
~l
it ia we ask you for."@ He said to them: r ~ h2rr:~o
"What do YOU want me to do for YOU?" "Thcy
said to him: "Grant us to sit down, onc at your
riahi hand and one at your left, In your glory."' !{': ;$:",;
" But Jesus said to them: 'You do not know
what YOU are asking for. Are YOU able lo drink
the cup which I am drinking, or to be baptized" "LU 7:29
with the baptism with rvlijch I am J~einghapbizcd?"'" 3n They said to him: "1% arc nblc," At '?:
6:3
that Jesus said to them: "The cup I ~ r drink
n in^
YOU 1~111drink, and with the baptism wit11 wliich
I am being baptized YOU will be baptizecl." ''Y;':;i3
4 W ~ e v e rthis
t sitting down at my right or at ncl:a
my lcft is not mine to give," but it belongs to DJnsd:3
those for wI-~omi t has been prepared."

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161
MARK 10:41-42
41 WcII, whcn the ten athers head about it,
A m t a m they began to be indignant nt Jamcs and John."
4 2 But Jesus, alter calling them to him, said to
them: "You Imew t h a t those who n p p a r to be
ruling the nations lorrl it ovcr thcm and their
Eg great ones wield nu1horjty over t l ~ e r n .'"~is
JPe5:3
is not the nrrangcmcnt nmong YOU; but whoever wants to bccomo grcnt nmong You must
+Mt 2&26
tuzd whoever wants to be
M r 11:.x? be Youa minister,'
1,u 9:48
rn51,rt 20:27 first among YOU must be tllc slnvc of all." For
" ~ ~even
" ,the~Son
~ of~ mnn came, not to be ministeretl
to,Vtlut
to miniatel- and to give his soula
i;pP&14
J:%ia ransom- in exchnnee for many."
A14u 1k30
46 And they cnmc into Jericho,O But as he
llrsa-10
and
~~~,"
; ~ his
l discipIcs m d a considerabIe crowd were
passing out of Jericho, Bar.ti.rnae'us ithe son
f
4
9 3 5 of Ti.rnae'us), a blind3 beggar, was sitting beOLu 438
side the road.' When h e hcnrd it was Jesus
*yl;:zj;g
the N a ~ ~ a ~ r c nhe
e ' , startcd
~
shouting and sayCLU 251
oTgn 1 1 :1
ing: "Son of David," Jesus, have mercy on
JET^:^
me!'" " At this many begnn sternly telling him
to be silent; but he kept shouting that much
P
~ more:~ "Son~ of David,
i
~ have mercy on me!"v
19 So Jesus stopped and snIc1: "CALL
him." And
they callecl the blind man, saying to him: "Take
'Mt
Lu lk.10 courage, get up, hc is calling you."" c" Throwing
offb Ns outer garment, hc l e n p d to his feet
- and went t o Jesus. And In answer to him
Jesus said: "What do you want me to do for
you?" The blind man said t o him: "Rab.b~'ni,~
'''m20:33 let me recover sight,"" " And Jesus said to
1,u 18:41
him: "Go, your Patth has madc you
And

'41if~vh Thmrcing off, KT3A ; ptllti~~g

on,hIanuamiptr K n ~157
.
665 (12th centnry nlid 9th or 10111 crlltlu~, rrsprctirely) i
I rlliillg up, S p , c Or, "hns savctl yen."' d S P ~JU~III
'
?I): 1 (i.
r),,

t118il

MARK 11:1-11

immediately he recovered sight," and he began "Egi8

Isa 35:s
to follo~vhim on the road."
I?? 4 2 7
Now when they were getting near to 1;:143:8
hIr 8 2 3
Jcrasalem, to Beth'pha.gez and Beth'a- 3+c x : l s
ny" at the mount of Olives, he dispatched two $ ~ . ; ~ ~ ~ q
LLI IX'rlJ
of his disciples* "rid told them: "Go into the 1t'1'2034
village that is within sight" of YOU, and as soon ;' &27
as you pass into it YOU will find a colt tied, on ~u l ! ) : ~
which none of maillrind has yet sat; loose it
and bring it.' W n d if anyone says to
'IVhy @:;$$&
are You doing this?' say, 'The Master needs it,
and will at once send it orf back here.' " > "dg"
' So they went away and found the colt tied J o h l
at the door, outside on the side-street, and they
loosed it.' But some of those standing there Lu 1 9 2 2
began to say to t b e n ~ :"What are YOU doing
loosing the colt?"" They said to these just as nLn19:33
Jesus had said; and t l ~ e ylet them go.'
"LU 19:s
7 And they brought the coltqtto Jesus, and lq,l;;23
they put their outer garments upon it, and he FMt
sat on it.* Also many spread their outer gar- n~;$ pi?
rnents' on the road,9 but others cut down fo- OAC&:ZG
liageA from the fie1ds.O %nd those going in :i$&2Z13
front and those coming behind kept shouting: +$2:fi$5
"Save, tve pray!"' Blessed is he that comes in
Jehovah'sb name!a loBlessed is the coming Iring- k;>yiT3
domCof our father David!""" Save, we pray," in.rrnr m a d
the heights* above !"d
And he entered into ?,",
Jerusalem, into the temple; and he looked around .,ti::it!!
upon all things, and, as the hour was already
late, he went out to l3eth'a.n~with the twelve.* wt21:10

1-1

:z

:&

Literally, "I3o.s:1n'nn,'' KB-i; Ml-YVltl;l ( H o . s h ~ . r a a ' ) ,J7-1'1'B-1";

meaning, "Snve, we pray?' bJeho~.nh's, J:$8+'0L1Lg1b"1Xs21;
thc
Lord's, KBA. C The cornirlg ki~rpdon~
of our. inther Dalid, KECD;
tlio liingrtu~nuf our fnlhcr D ~ I - i dt h f ~ curries
l
in the nanw of: the
Lord (of Jehovah), ASyh (J73"10-"7'"l*). Wr, "in the h ~ g l ~ t s t
a

pl~lces."

MARK 11:12-23
12 The next morning, when they had come
out from Beth'a.ny, he became hungry."" i3 And
from a distance he caught sight of a fie tree
that had leaves, and he went t o see whether he
wodd perhaps find something on it. But, on
coming to it, he found nothing but leaves, for
it was not the season of figs." I-0, in response,
he said to it: "May no oilc eat fruit from you
any more forever." And his disciples were

163

162

listening.

15 Now they came to Jerusalem. There he

entcrcd into the temple and started to throw
out those selling and buying in the temple, and
he overturned the tables3 of t h e moneychangers and the benches of those sclling
doves,O IGand he would not let anyone carry a
utensil' through the temple, l7 but he kept
teaching and saying: "Is it not written, 'My
house will be called7 a house of prayer0 f o r all
the n a t i ~ n s ' ?But
~ YOU have made it a cave of
robbers."" I8And the chief priests and the
scribes heard it, and they began to seek how to
destroy him; for they were in fear of him, for
all the crowd mas continually being astounded
at his teaching."
19 And when it became late in the day, they
would pass out of the city. 2 0 But when they
were passing by early in the morning they saw
the fig tree already withered up from the roots."
"So Peter, remembering it, said to him:
"Rahbi,O see! t h e fig tree that you cursed3 has
withered up."a 2 a And in reply Jesus said to
them: "Have faith in God. 23 Truly I say t o
YOU that whoever tells this mountain, 'Be lifted
up and throtvn into the sea,'' and does not
doubt in his heart but has faith that what he

7
I1
MARK 11:2 4 1 2 :1
I
165
MARK 12:2-14
1
says is going t o occur, he wfll have it so." Thb
iljg
abroad.' W o w In due season he sent forth a
'hTtma
I,U 20:s
is why 1 ten YOU, All the things YOU pray and !,;:$;7$
slave to thc cultivators, that he might get some
t T:?
nslr for have faith that YOU lrave practically cYy IIFI.1'7
of the fruits of the vineyard from the cultjreceived, and YOU will have them.* *%nd when i i ~
21$2
"Mtn:M
L~ 20:10 vaters." 'But they took him, beat him up ant1
rwr r stmd praying, forgive' ~vl~ntcvcr
you h a w ?::$::::'IS
*filt21:= sent him away empty.' "nd
ngain he sent
against anyone, in order that YOUR Fallzer who
:;&
forth anothcr slavc t o them; and that one they
Is in the heavens may also forgjvc YOFI uorm '~~;,~:,]~,,
on the head and dishonorcd." And he
npig;,"F struck
(:(!I ; I , I X
1,re~p~~s~e~,"~@
sent
forth
anothcr, and Ihat one they lcilled;
n:(;fI kl!)
1
APs 2:7
27And they came again to Jerusalem. And
~t 1 3 3
and
many
othcrs,
some 01 whom they beat up
IT0 8:3
as he was walking in the tcrnplcu thc c h i d nzua:g
and some of whom they Irllled. One more he
k4.4
I d 0 4:Il
priests and the scribes and the oldm men of Inl ~ o5 3 1 had, a brlovcd son.n EIe sent him forth last to
CLu
18:2
fluence fame to himm?= and bcgan to say to ";!:,;:"
saying: 'They will respecta my son.'P
a ~ r t z r ~ them,
3T
L
~
a
o : t a ? B u t thoso cultivators snid among themselves:
him: ' ' B y what authority do y o t ~do these
'Ps 2%
things? or who gave you this authority3 to do al.u 4 3 2
'This is the heir.' Come, Irt us kill him, and the
20:*
thcsc things?"" Jesus said to them: "I will
inherihnccD will br! ours.'" 9 0 they took him
z
k
;
%.$
aslc YOU one question. Sow answer me,and I tvjll
Luz0:I.I and killed him; and flung him outside the vineVAC 2 : u
:24
nlso tell YOU by what authority I do f AFSC things," IlMt 21
2(,:;4
yard." What will the owner of the vineyard
nL~
h ~ 20:15
t21:m
" Was the baptism by John from heaven' or 'h11'1r':2'
= , j c ~ : z s do? He will come and destroy the cultivators,
from men? Answer me.""" So thcy bcgnn to * ~ ~ ~ ~ " \ ~ ~' and will.
out
~ let thc!
~ vineyard'
~
i to o~t h c r ~~1, ~9 i d
reason among themselves, saying: "U. cve say,
O L U 4:21
YOU never mad thls s ~ r i p t u r e 'The
, ~ stone that
From heaven, he will say, 'Why is it, therefore,
the
builders
rcjectcd,
t
h
j
~
has
become
Ihe chiof
YOU did not believe him?'0 9 2 But dnre we say, lhU 20'5
comerstone, From Jehovah&this has come to
AP,lIS:ZZ
From men?"-They were in fear or the crowd,
M t a l : o pass, and it is marvelous in our eyes'?""
1.u 20:1?
for thcsc dl hcld that John hnd rcnIIy bccn a
12 At that they bgaan sccking how to seize
,,9:33
prophet." " FVdI, in inply to Jesus they mid: '';;f!?5
h h , but they ienrcrl t h c crorvd, for they took
I
:$:$irn
""We do not know." And Jesus said to them: k\:hy;$
eMrw:s
note that h c spolrc the ilI~strnlion~''~
with them
"hTeitheram I telling you by what nuthority I 1.u ?I)()
mt21:45
3- 1k18 i
n
mind.
So
they
left
h
i
m
and
went
awayVQ
PJub s:13
do these tl~ings."~
I
L't! 9:15
13
Next
they
sent
forth
some
of
the
PhariAlso he started t o spealr to them with j::$:,jio >;f,y::gsees and of the party followers aP Hemdc to
illustrations:" "A man planted a vine- ;1
1
'M
LUt Z2: 105 : ~him, to calch him in his speech.'
On arrival
: :,if
~ n r d , ~ + a put
n d a fence around it, and clrag n :i:;&!2i
these said to hjm: "'Tenchcr, wc know ynu are
vat lor the winepress and erected a tower," and ;;,",j;jl
truthful and you do not care for anybody, for
lct it out to cultivators f o r hire, and travclcd Olti:15:2
you do not looIr npon men's 0LItw~rd appearance, h t you teach t h e way of God in line w i t i ~
n WnSy" omit v e m 26, retldinpt: "Bttt if you do not forgive,

164

29

12

nrbttirr \rill

TO$-R Father W ~ I U is i l l ttir

trml>nw~s.'"&C:DSj+~Vg.b Or, l'ynrablnr.t'

~ P B I ' C ~ Wforgive SOUR

nJrbovah, J 7 - f O * 1 ~ 1 4 * 1 7 " 8 , 3 0 ~ ;tho laordl HBA. bOr, '"pnmbLu."

Or, "of the Eerodianu,"
I

167
MARK 12:2 1 - 3 7
MARK 12:15-26
166
and Gad of Jacob'?' Pa I-Ee Js a God, not of the
truth:' Is it l a W to pay tribute to Caesarao $
,$;;; '
!
:
:
;
I.uno:n dead," but of the living. YOU arc much misor not? Shall we pay or shall we not pay?'"' ,?,:;!$;I
1.u 13:24
11t 32:32 t&el'l.'jt
a2 1 7
Dctccting their hypocrisp he said to t ham: -hit
I,u
2k9S
1 kl
28 Now one of the scribes Ihat had come up
"Why do you put me to the test?Vring me FI o i , u : ~ . ~ ?
and h e a d them disput.in~,knowing that he had
cle.nnr'i=usbto look at."" lG Thcy brought ono. "F;,:;!
answered them ri.y:rt~tly,~skccl him: 'Which
And he said to them: "Whose irnagc and in-Mt22:=
commanclmcnt is firs1 of all?''" "' Jeestrs anscription is this?" They said to him: "C~ie"Lu232
m ~ r e d "The
:
first Is, "ZIcnr, 0 I s r ~ e l.Jel~ovaha
,~
snr's,"t&*
l7 Jesus then said: "Pay back Caasnr'sn
Zjiq
"nc8:4
our
GOCI
js
one
Jc~IQv~I~I,'"""
flncl
y
o
~
must
l
love
things t o Caesar,aa but God's things to God,"" ,U$ ,;1,;.
"LU8:15
J c h ~ v a t ~ ~ ~ y o u r G o c IyourwhoIeI~eart'and
witI~
1~~~
:v1;3;
And they began to marvel a1: him.+
k h l l 2:!:%P
with your wholc 8oulh and with your whole
18 Now Sadduceeso came to him, who sny '"dl 20':s
'xu
mind and wit11 your wholr strcngth.' '* "l The
~ 1 4
Uc 6:5
there is no resurrectjon," and they put tho qucsMt22:m second iq this: 'YOUmust love your neighbor as
thon to him :' l9 "Teacher, Moses wrote us that *y;b;";g
r1.t l!l:lS
,
at 5:43
you~1~elf.'~
Tl~crcjs no other cornmandmcnt
if someone's brother dies and leaves n mlfc bc- ~ \ c Y i . : ;
i\It 2234
grcatcr than these." "The scribe said to him:
ifor3:rl
hind but does not leave a cchild, his h r o t h c ~'T
~Zi;?:
I:n J:P4
"Teacher, you rightly said in line with truth,
J,,2:~
should t ~ k ethe wifez and raise up ofipring ''M"' l 2 23
W e is One, and there Is no athcr tllan He>*
/
;
;
f ram her for his brother." SU T l ~ c r cwcrc seven "Fh;;%
,;
this loving him with one's ivhole heart
brothers;O and the first took a wire, but when f l r m % ~ : l e
;l c n k.1; andandwith
om's whoIe understnnding nnd with
he died he left no offspring." 8 1 And tIla second "
~
~
~
~
~
;
~ nud ~this loving one's
one's
wholc
strength
toolr; her, but died without leavl~~e;
uffspllng,
I
"Lu 1037 nei~hbor"as oncscll' is rvarth Snr more than all
and the third the same way, 3%nd the scvcn
nLlt 133
the whole burnt offerings nand sncrifi~es."~~
" At
ODP 6:s
did not leave any offspring. Last of all the womthis
JCSLE,
discerning
he
had
answered
intellian also died.* 2s In the resurrection ia which
~ ~ 2 ~ 2 2 2
I
h1icB:G
gently, said 10 him: ''YOU are no!. i n r irom the
of tllcrn will she be w i f e ? For the sewn got. Iler
r''J1r13:8
of God." nut nobody had the courage
AS %vife."r3
2r J e m said to them: "Is not this :L,': $
2
,
'm=:46
any
mow
to qucst.ion him.'
why you are mistaken, YOLT not knowringcithcr 1," m:"
'rrvtz:42
-l:ld
35
HOWCVC~,
when rnaldng a reply, Jcsus bet hc Scriptures or the power' of God T" For A X 4 1 P'2.29
1;u ma
.foh.r:m
r,u
"u.14
gan
to
say
as
he
taught in t h e temple: "How is
when they rise from the dead, ncithcr do they
'2Sa 232
1,. 20:,16
it
that
the
scribes0
say that the Christ is David's
marry nor are they given in marriagela but are m t u 1 7 : g
1'5 110.1
as angels9 in the heavensVP2 " ~ t concerning ;ko;;;$
son??
By
the
holy
spirit' Dnvid himself said:
;ICo
A$;1;:s;. z
the dead, that they are raised up, did yorr no1 LU X O : : ~ '
'Jehovahn
said
to
m
y
Lord, "Sit at my right
Ilcb 1:lA
r e ~ din the hooka of Moses,' in the nccorunl ;ki ;;;2B
1 : hand zmtil I put your ei'lemlesw bcnsath your
' I t # )1:3
about the thornbush, how God saicl to him:
9:s
feet." "" David himself calls him 'Lord" but
111- 22:16
'I nrn the God of Abraham%nd God of Isaaco: :$ BhSm
how does it come that h e Is his son?"'
*>kb

'FA

"rdu

*E:z;z

I
I

'1

rill

Or, "the cmpewr('s)."

8 pence 2 farthings.
fi

A du.anr'i.ua mae n win cqunl to 17c or

-I

.lvhorah,

57-14~10-18J0~?J;

tlla Tdrd, K13h. b Or, " i f ~ , "

MARK 12:38-13: 3

168

And the great cmwd was listening to him

with pleasure. SsAndin his teaching he went on
to say: "Look out for the scribes" that desire to
waIk around in robes and desire greetings in the
market-place@ 3 p and front seats in the synagogues and most prominent places at evening
meals," They are the ones devouring the houses of the widows and for a pretext making long
prayers; these wilI recei;e a heavier judg-

-1

169

',Mg;&

Act$:::6

am 2 5 :
n~ent.~~~
41 And he sat down with the sacred treasury' '
~
in view and began observing how the crowd
was dropping moneyb into the treasury chests;"
and many rich0 people were dropping in many zk; $
;14;s
;
coins." 'Wow a POOP
widorvOcame and dropped @Mr
OLu 4:25
in two small coins,d which have very little
value."" 4 5 0 he called his disciples to him and *LU219
said to them: "TmIy I say to you that this poor
widow dropped in more than all those dropping
money into the treasury chests;e" 44 for they all "i",?;!
dropped in out of their surplus, but she, out of &2;;f2
her poverty, dropped in all of what she had,
her whole living."*
*ZU
IJO 21:4
3:17
As he was passing out of the temple one
of his disciples said to him: "Teacher,
see! the kind of stones and the kind of buildings!"" Wowever, Jesus said t o him: "Do you 0Mta4:I
Lu 21:s
behold these great buildings?* By no means Aaer 7:14
will a stone be left here upon a stoneband not au19:44
be thrown do~vn."'
+LU~221:6
4 t2
3 h d as he was sitting on the mount of

13

Or, "places of assembly.') Literally, "a copper coin.') e Or, ([the

sacred treasury." d Literally, "two 1ep.t~'"; each lep.tanP being the
srwIlest Jewish copper coin, worth & cent ar 4 farthing. Literally,
"which i s a Roman quadrans." A quadratas equaled & oent or
1 farthing.
a

c:;:z:

MARK 13:4-13

Olives with the temple in view, Peterm and

James and John and Andrewmbegan to ask
him privately:" "Tell us, Jflzen will these
things be, and what will be the sign when all
thcse things are destinedo to come to a consurnmation?"aff 50Jesus started to say to
them: "Loolr out that nobody misleads" YOU.*
Many will come on the basisC of my name,
saying: 'I a m he,' and will mislead many."
Moreover, when YOU hear of wars and reports
of wars,
do
2
~ not be terrified; these things must
take place, but the accomplishede endw is not

/yet."
X "For nation wilI riseb against nation md
kingdom0 against kingdom,+there will be earthIsa19:2
ohIt 21:T quakesmin one place after another, there will.
L U Z I : ~ be
~
fooda shortages." These are a beginning of
~ L 21:11
u
.LU a l : ~pangs of distress.*
RMt 24:8
9 "As for YOU, 1001~out for yawselves; people will deliver YOU up to local courtsCand YOU
will be beaten in synagogues0*and be put on the
OLu44:20
, ~ 10:17
t
stand before ggovernors and kings for my sake
for the purpose of a witnessDto them.u lo Also
;g;$p
LUX:=
in all the nations the good news has to be
preached
first.' '"ut
when they are leading
AMt24:14
R~ 10.18
YOU along to deliver YOU up, do not be anxious
beforehand about what to speak,O but whatOp;!ji:
La21114 ever is given you in that hour, speak this, for
YOU are not the ones speaking, but the holy
+LU
he 4:8
n:15 spirit is.+ l a Furlhermore, brother will ddever
~ M I C T :brother
~
over to death, and a father a child,@
M t 10:21
will rise in revolt against parents
~ ~ 2 1and
: children
~
X ~=:I0
t
and have them put to death;" l a anand YOU wilI be
objects of hatred by all people on account of

:LC1;:$

Or, "combined end." Wr, '%e stirred up; be roused np." c Or,
"to Lesscr San'he.dxins." d Acco~nplished e n d = ~ i b o g {tel u s ) , KB.
a

MARK 13:14-426

3.70

my name." But he that has cndured to the

finishn* is tbc one that will be saved,"
14 "Howcvcr, when m u cnt;ch sight sf the dls-

n;;?:n,

tho preacnt timc." eJehavah,

great power and glory.@ " And then he will

send forth thc angels and will gathelmhis cl~asen
ones togc ther from the four winds, from earth's
,,,
extremity t o heaven's extremity."
rcc2.fl
A ~ IZ-L::<I
.Ja&6:-f5
NOW I ~ K A I ~ N : from the fig tree ns an
a - u 1216 illustration^" this point: Just as soon ns its
1319 young ljr.nnchd grows tender and puts forth its
leavrs, YOU hnorv that summcr is nrar.' "I 1,ilccyk
wise also you, when YOU see thew Ildngs hap~ M L24:s~ pening, know that he is near, nt the doors."
hlr 23:28
;,Truly I say to YOU that tlus ~enera2ion ~vi'illby
t
~l ~11''1i . 3. 62 1 1 : 2 ~ n o m e n n s p n n a a u . ~ y u ~ ~ ~ i l a I l t h e s e t l ~ i n
IHR
51:H
and earth will puss mvny, but
,,, ,3:1.~ pen." :" I-Ic;~vcn~
my
words'
will
not
pass away,"
,b: iy;n:5 1
32 "Concerning that day' or the hour no~ L U
1o:m body knows, neither the angels In heavenGnor
, . $~~ t: ~3 6 the Son, b~tthe Father.' 33 Keep looking, keep
1 4 ~ 0 1 3 : l l awalw,' for you do not know when thc apI'TII 5:G
s.' 34 It is like a man traveling
' 1 , ~ zi:34 poinlcd time i
aMt 2 x 4 abroad" t i ~ nlcft
t his house m d gave the nuthor~ L U1 4 : ~ ity to his s l a v e s ~to each one his work, and
,,,:., commanded the doorkeeper to keep on the
match. mTTI~crcfore
keep on the waidl," for YOU
He 3:3
Aem:3t
nno 11:4 do not ltnow when the master" of t h e house is
utu 12:6 camiilg,O ~ v h c t h late
~ r in thc day or nt midnight
0su
~ ~21.36
1 2 : 3or
8 at cock-crowingl"r
early In lhc morningj0
in order that ~vlwnhe arrivcs su~dclenlyhe
.Mt ~ : 5does not flncl YOU sIeeping." :' But what I say to
YOU I say to all, KEEP on the watch.''
Now the passover" and thc feast" of 1-m*LC 23:~
-I lenvcncd cnlres was two days Id cr." And
the chief pricsis and the scribes were seeking
. I 2
:
Jolt 1 7 : s
how to seize him by crafty device and lcill him,'
-!,,I 2 2 9
.I.u 21:27

27-1 4:7

IIch 3:6

:1

I,u2:14

~ L =:IT
*DU
12:11
U

gusting': t h i n g q h a t causes dc~olntion'~

stmding. Ek: :yil?
where it ougllt not (let the rcader use disccmm ta~:i~
ment) ,G the11 let those in Ju.dc'n" begin fleeing -LU
_ 2.1
to the mountains." " k t the man on tlrc house- +k;;j;
top not conre down nor go inside to takc m y - ~ M L Z ~ \ : I I I
thing out af his house; Is and let the mnn in the *Mt 24:17
field not return to t h e things behind to pick up
his outcr gnrment." "Woe t o the pregnant 'nlt2q:lS
24:19
txtornen <and tIlase sudrling a bnlly in lhose 'T Mt
>XI a:m
=LU
1s I
days!'
ICEEP praying3 that it may not occur'
in winterlime;' lD
for those d t ~ y swill hc days w 2 4 : Z n
of a tribulntienn such as has not occurrecl from '+',$z;
I:ZO
the beginfling of the creation0 whlclt God ereated' until 1 h a t timeb and \vill not occur again." , ~ ~ ~ ~
'Oh
fact, unless Jehovahc" had cut short the I$;.;;$
days, no flesh would be saved. But on account
of the choseno ones that he has chosen he has o L U G : l a
VMt 24:22
cut short t l ~ cdaysa0
21 "Then, tm, .if anyone says to YOU, 'See! +De13:1
here is the Christ,'* 'See! thcrc he Is,"' do not
believe it,' xZ For false Christs and false proph- 'L, 21:s
ets will wise and will give signs and wondersq ~~~~~:~~
ta lead astray, if possible, the chosen ones." '$:A?$j$'
zJYotr, then, watch out; X have told you all 1 P e l : J
LbTt 7:15
things k f orehnnd,'
ZPe 337
24 "But in those days, after that tribulation,
the sun will be darkened: and l l l o moonq will $:i:zl
not give its light," " and the stays will be fall- ;%:;,
ing out of hcaven?O and the powers which are
in the heavcns will be shaken.' " And then they 9-;;\;y;o
~ a ~ 1 . 3
will see the Son of man" coming in clouds witll tE:i:'
*Or, "cnd," bCitcrnlly, "until
J 7 * ~ ~ 1 0 * ~ 3tlln
, 1 0Lord,
- l s ; KBR.

MARK 13 :27-14

17l

,,:,

Cnrlc-crowing rrpresented thc third \\*nCch (if tl~e

3 tt.m,), accortling to llic Chrrinn nnd
Ifa~llrnldivision 01tllc nig111,

090,

?light (from 12

n l i d r l i ~ l l tta

MARK 14:2-12
172
'for they repeatedlysaid: "Not at the feast; perhaps there might be an upraar of the people."" mtB:s
3 And while he was at Beth'n.n;yAIn the house *Lu 19:23
oP Simon" ihc Ieper, as he was reclining at the "cB:&
meal, n woman came with an alabaster case of
perfumed "il, genuine nard, vcry expensive. 3LuRd@
Erealring open the alabast~rcase she b ~ g a nto
pour it upon his head.* Wt this there were
snmc cxprcssing indignation among themselves: J O 1~2 : ~
"Why has this waste of the pcrfumed oil talren
m&
placc?O For this perfumed oil could have been
sold for upward of t h r e e hundred de.nar'i.iu and
been given to the poorlW3
And thcy w ~ r efeei- 3 ~ ~ 4 : 1 a
ing great displeasure at her.' But Jesus said:
, ! ; !2, , ;~+
"Let her alone. Why do YOU try to rnnlce trouble for her? She did a fine d e d " t o ~ v ~ rme.'
d $$#(,
For YOU ~ l w a y shave the poor' with YOU, .and =ghl;::
whenever you want to YQTJcan nlways do them
good, but me row do not have always." She 'gi2$fA
did what he g.ot the opportunity to clo, ehe undcrtook beforehand to put perfumed oil on my
body in view of the burial.' "TrulyI say to YOU, Wtzs:l2
\l%erever the good news is preached in all the
world;" what this woman did shnIl nlso be told 3J0h
as a rerne~lbrance~
of her,"u
o~ A~fo:4
3C t6 : ~
10 And Judnso Is.car'i.at, one of the twelve, OLuZ2:3
went off to the chief priests in order to betray
him lo th~m.' " When thcy hcnrd it, they re- L~;;!;;r
::;rr
joiced ancl pvorniscd3to give him silver rnoncy.OOaczeci.l:la
So he lxgan seeking how t o belray him con- Eh%:i5
veniently.+
+ IT^~PG~:t~~:OI B
3.2Now on the first d a y h o f b unIeavenedm%
, ",Tdj
caltcs, when they customarily sacrificed the BF;2:;5
A a1s.nnr"i.n~ wns n silver POIU wurtl~17r, or Hd. 2E. Hence 301)
dc.nnr'i.i oqnrtlrrl $51, or more t l i n t ~L10. h See Matthew 21i: 17,

fowtrlotc~.

lpassuver victim, his disciples said to him:

'"'Where do you want us to go and prepare for
you to cat the passover?"" ' W i t h thhnt hc sent
forth two of his disciples and said to them: "Go
OLu 2:3
into thc dty," and a man carrying nn earthenMM1 %:I8 ware vessel 01 water nil1 encounter YOU.* FalLu 22:s
'low him, " nsnd wherever he goes Inside sny to
t h e householder: 'The Teacher says, "Whcl-e is
the gucslchnmkcr for me where 1may cat the
passover""with my disciples?" 'a I n AIIA he will
show you R Jnrgc upper room, furnished in
prcpnrntion; and there preparc for us."'h So
the clisciplcs lvcnt out and they entered the city
and found it just as he said to thcm, and they
prepared fur the pns~over.~
17 After evening had fallen he came with
the twelve: INAnd as they were reclining at
the tablc m d eating Jesus said: "Truly 1 say
to YOU, One of Y O U , who is eatinp with me,
will bctrny me."' I T h e y startcd t o bc grieved
and to sny io him one by one: "It Is not 3, is
it?"" I-I.F snid to them: "It js one of Ynv
bvclve, who is dipping with me into the common bo~vl.' True, the Son of mnn is going
away, just fls it Is written conccrning him, but
woe to that mnn through whom the Son of mnn
is betrayed! 21 tvould have been better for that
man if h e hnd not been born.""
22 And as they continued eating, he took a
loaf, snid a hlcssing, broke it and gave it to
them and said: "Take it, this rncansn my
body."OA And tnkjng a cup, he offered thanks
and gaw It ta them, and they all drank out of
iLO p r And he said to them: "This meansa my
Or,

"isTT;in

tho srnse of ~ignifying, importing, rsp~rsmting,

Sro 1 Corir~tl~ians
10 : 4.

175
1:m
'blood' of the covenantrmwhich is to bc poured" 'xu
*Ex221:s
PI1
out in hchnlC of many." 2 T ~ u l Iy sny lo YOU, r JZec
P T 31 :31
1 sbs~llby no means drinlc nny more of Ihe FTv'o 7:2%
9:l5
product OS the vine until that clay when I drink ~fIeh
I s nS3:12
26 23
it newn in the kingdom of God."* ":FlnnlIy, *hit
I,u 2'":"'Y
11
aftcr sjngrna praises,"' they went out to the 7*1uo
' s J13
t o 11!1
m u n t of olive^.^'
XRn 11:tf
t 26::;~
27 And Jcsus snid t o them: "You will all be an1
LU 8a:3!1
stumblcd, bacnuse it is written, 'I will strike doh 1R:l
L U 15: L
the s h e p h e ~ l and
, ~ the sheep5 will be scattcrecl CcTsa
51 5
tm
about." :'" But after 1 have hccn raisccl up I Zcc 9:2ti
13:7
2G..'\l
will go ahr:~dof YOU into Gal'i.lcc."' *" But -3:t
.In11 1(;:72
I T 1 1F.31
Pctcr snid to him: "Even if all Zhc atl~ersare + ?Ilt
2r;::s2
stumbled, yct I will not be."":'WRt thnt Jesus hTr JG:7
rJcr 9.23
said to him: 'Truly I say to you, You today, &It Z G 3 3
231
yes, this night, ]=fore a cock crows twice, c w n LJ uo l2~13
37
9:27
you will disown> me three timcs."" But he SLU
r31L 263 1
4-*

<<Itnrlr!'; i l ~ n tis, the -c4ne's ncy prnrluc,t, b Or, " h p n s (or

pgnl~i~s)0 An hi~.n.n~a'ic
word nic~nning"~mpn!'~
a

."

fozrnd them sleeping, and he said to Peter:

"Simon, are yotr sleeping? Did you not Rave
lo ltccp an the watch one hour?l
!lyf!;;;! strength
" Men, keep on tile watch and p r ~ y i l l aIn
, order
that YOU do not come into temptation. The spirit," of eoursc, is willing, but the flesh is wcfili.'"
l:nT:z.l
3'JAndhe went nway again and prayed, s ~ y i n g
i t , ! 5.17
R ~ 26:-12
L
the F;amc V,JOYCI.~
"' Ancl again he cumr! ;itld found
'Lu~+:32 then1 slr!cgitrgI1' for their eycs wcrc wejglled
down, and so they did not h o w mhnt to answer
him.'
.llAntl hc came the third time nnd said
-;;Eykato thcm:
*'At such a time as this vorJ nl'c slcrping and t n k l n ~YOU? rest! It is ctlotz~h!The
c.jb~oll
hour has ~ a r n c !Look!
~'
the Son or rnnn is bcPG:.45
trayed into thc hands of sinners." " iC:et up, let
14:31 US go." Look! my betrayer has dmwn near.'"
M 1 26.16
~ulr18:2
4 3 And immediately, nlhile he was yet spcaking, Judas, one of the twelve, arrived and with
GLu3:T
him crow(1.'with s~lrordsand clubs from the
cl~iefpriesis nnd thc scribes nnd I l ~ caldcr men
inllucn~c.~l" Now his betrayer hnd given
; anh lx:3
$ of
them an z l g M sign, saying: "Whocvcr it is 1
kiss, this is he; take him into custody and lead
%:,is him away safely.""" And he cnmc by a straight
1
:
course and npproached him and said: "Rabbi!'lC
aSn2D:g and lcisscdo him very tenderly,
ihcy Iaid
@l-uI:w their hantt~<~
upon him and took him into cus-m26:50 tody.' " IHolvever, a certain one ol thow standI,U 22:.:9
ing by drew his sword and struck the slave of
the high priest and cut his ear off.'" d q But in
$
;
JohlK:30 response JCSUS said to them: "Did YOU come
out with sivordrs and clubs as against n robber
Eh1t26:55 to armst me?' Day after day 1 was With YOU
Lu 2252
in the tcmplc teaching, and yet you dicl not
(

22:.:1
began to sny ptwSusely: "If I have to die with Lu
you, I wjll hy no means disown you," Also all .Toll 13,?FI
* ~26;m
t
the othws began saying the same thing."
J o l ~11:16
32 So they came t o a spot named Gt;th,sern'a.ne, and he said to his disciples: "'Sit down
263
here while I pray."" " And hc took Pcter and EhIt
Lu. 22:33
JOh 18:l
Jamcs and John" along with him, and hr! start- nhlt
173
ed to bc stunned and to bc solvly t r o u b l ~ d ,?nu
~ 26:~~
" And he said to them: "My soul is deeply
P a 42:5
grieved,' cvcn to death. Stay here and kccp on b PS
43.5
ka 5 y
the ~ a l c h . ""'"
' ~And going a littlc woys fonvard .Jon
1t.Z-l
he proccccled to fall on the ground and bcgan 3iJL 2R38
praying Ihat, li it were possible, thc hour might
26:30
pass nway from him." ac And he went on to say: "Mt
Ltt 22:11.
"A?hn,u Fnll~cr,~
all things arc possible to you; *doh 20:17
Ro 8 : 15
remove this cup from me. Yet not mknt I: want, Gn
4:6
*Lu
but what you ~ v m t " ' a7And he cnme and Hch22:42
%i
I

MARK 1 4 : 3 M 9

MARK 14:50-662

MARK 14:63-15 :1
see the Son of man" slltlng at the rjgllt hand'
take me into custody. Nevertheless, thjs m y *Pa2,2;f:
:
"LU 9 : ~of power and coming with thc cloucls-' of heav[>dlw
?
G
the Scripturesuhave been fuliilld."'
unit 26:M
J O 11
~ :si e
I
SO And they all abandoncdz him and fled." 3.u 22:'fl
n.'" 33 At 211is the higho priest lore his inner
21; n
:
~ . F ~ IA<r: I~3
garments apart and said: "What further need
But a certcah young man ItfearingR One lincn r I>. A.I 1
"Mkmss do lve have of witnesses?" YOU heard the
garment over his naked" body began to follow :<'g?.y(?G
.~
clops il ~ cvirlm~cc
c
show YOU?"
him nearby, m d they tried to seize him,@n 2 but e J ~ AIH:
q,L,e,22,::f3 b l a ~ p h e m y What
rt;I aa
15
" L u Z : ~ ~ They all cond~rnncd11in1 to bc liable t o death."
he left his linen garment behind and got away
m A ~ d m r n e s l , a r l u tda s p i t b o l i i m a n d s o m e
nnked.n
1
'
t o cover his whole fnco find hit him with their
53 They now led Jesus away to the h i ~ h OoMrlQ:03
1I
fists and say to him, "Prophesy!" And, slapping
priest, and all the chief priestsu and the olclcr O=ul:5
~
~ him
:
~in the
g
lace, l.hc caurtO a1 tcndants took him."
mcn of influence and the scribes nsscrnblecl.' + ~ ! ~ ~ ~ I ~ ; mmMtu 26:G'i
tuzz:w
D 4 Rut Petcr from a goad distance lollorved
6G
Now u7hjlc Pcter was llulow in the courtllim\$h,;:;~~
I
yard, one of iRe scwnnt girls of the high priest
as far as in the courtyard of the high priest, a<,tr 1 n . 1 5
*I*IL26:69 came," "'and, sccing Pelelm~varming himself,
and he was sitting together with the ]louse ntLu E:55
oh
tcndnnts and warming himself before n bright
she looked stmight nE him and said: "You, too,
#LU n:ss were with the Nnz.a,rene', this Jesus."" G a But
fire. "Wcnntirnethe chief priests and the wllolc
I
San'he.drino were looking for witness agninst
he denied it, saying: ""Ncithcr do I know him
155
nor do I ~mderstancl"whnt you Rre saying," and
Jesus to put him to death, but they werr! not un,e:a
went outside t o thc vcstibulc,' ''' There the
uncovering any." 6%any, indeed, wcrc giving
F' ; $;; he
false witness0 against him,* but their testirna- ;t:.$ft
servant girl, a t the a i ~ t i or
l him, slnrted again
nics were not in agreement.' u7Also certain
to say to those gtnntling by: "This is one of
uMt26:71 themmrrD
ones were rising and bearing false witness *altzr;:cx,
70 Agnin he rvas denying it. And once
I.u 2 2 5 8
J O 1~ 8 : ~
nMt
2c:fll
against him, saying:
more ater a little rvhjlc those stnnding by be" W e heard him say, 'I
will thlmrv down this temple that was mad^ with
n M t B g 3 gan saying to Pcter: "CerZainly you are one of
them, for, In Pact, you nrc n Gal.i.lc'an.'" But
hnnds and in three days I wiI1 build another not
E,"hy&
5 . ~ 3 he comrncnccrl to curse'' and swear: "I do not
madc with hands.' "" as But neither on these "j:$!,":;:
+ tJr 2925
hit537
grounds was their testimonp in agreement. ml'rl:$:7
know this man of whom YOU speak."' 7 2 And
2574
' w'511
u 22 61 immediatcly a coc1r crowed a second time;@and
60 Finally the high priest m e in their midst
Joh 18:27
Peter recalled the saying thnt Jcsus spoke to
and questioned Jesns, saying: ' 9 0 you say
him, "Before a cock crows t,wice, you wilT disnothing in reply? What i s it these arc tc3~tiIying against you?"O "'But he kept silent and fiMcae!B2
'M,t,y$:G own me three times,"" Ancl he broke down and
gave way t o w e ~ p i n g . ~
made no reply at all.+Again the high priest be- +$;Yg3
s;,2&3&
~'l'?,c?:I6
And imrnedlaiely at dnrvn the chief
Ran to question him and said to him: "Arc you
E:10
t h e Chrjst the S o d of the Blcssed One?'"' :$$la,2(:0 7 : l O
priests will1 the oldcr men of influence
"f=u22:66 and the scrjbes, even the whole San'l~c.drin,~
"Then Jesus said: "I am; and rou persons will
-

176

177

"I

a.rtl11

;:a;:

ja

%PC

OxI L'lightIycladn

15

Or, "Ineither know nor undclwtuud."

MARK 15:2-16

175
conducted a consultation,* and they bound Jcsus and led him off and handed him over5 to ';:"rI;,;;;m
PiIn4e." 'So Piiate put thc q ~ ~ ~ s t itoo nhim: w t x.1
I .kt 2'!:M3
"'Areyou thc king%of the Jews?"' In answer t o -1.1, ;
him he said: "That is for you to sny."' * nut Illc $2;;.!

'z$!,
{

'

chief priests proceedecl to accuse him of many .;;$A;'"

things." Now Pilate began questioning him b:;2J;<3:,!
again, saying: "Rave you no reply t o mnIce?' &t:&lj;
S m how many charges they are bringing n ~ n i n s ti+rr\ l L 2~;:1::!
I.\
you."" But Jesus madc no PurlI~cr~nsrvcr,so ;1 1 ~77:
11 i k 1 0
''I<;l 53,7
Ihnt Pilate began t o marvel."
311 27:l.L
6 Well, from feast" to feast hc usod t o lrx-cL$i:!;R
leasc to them one prisoner, whom they petitioned for." ' At the time tl~crewas tho so-callccl 3;i; g;;;
1S:m
"Bar.ab'haq'" inbods with the smlitionists tvho
'tuxktq
In their seditionGhzd con~rnittedrnurclcr.'.' So ','I,U 1s 20
t h e crowd cane on up and started to mnkc pct i- ..hit 27:1s
tion according to what he used to rlo for thctti.
"Pilate responded to tlicrn, saying: "Do vow
want mc t o release to you the king of thc
Jews?"O lo For he was arwre that hccnuse of OFAg::z
cnvy' thc chief priests had handed him over." 'y; !)$
But the chief priests swung Ihc crowd over onit 27.18
to his mlcasing Ear.ab'bas to them, instearl,' 'nTLn:mr
l2 Again in reply Pilate was saying to thcm:
"What, then, shaII 1 do with him whom you
call the king" of the Jews?"' I" 011ccmom they
cricd aut : ''Impalea
But PiIate wentl2;?;;,
on to say to them: "Why, what crime did 11c nI.LlI ~ l27:%0
;t! !:2L
commit?" Still they cried out all the more: , J ~ , !141.1;
,
"Impale& him!"* At that Pilata, wisbing to AP",~!a~q?:4~~
satisfy the cro~owd,~
released Bar.ub'bas7lo them, &';,::j$j:i,
and, after having Jesus whippcd, hc handed him u'r2g:z
+Mt 27%
over to be impaled."+
Juh 1 D : l
16 The soldiers now led him off into tllc court~ l f h

MARK 15:17-29
yard, that is, into the governor's palace, and
"'Mtn:n they called ilie whole body of troops toge:eSl~er,"~
and tlwy dccI~edhim with purple and braided
a
crown? of thorns and put il on him." '*And
;h&:!
">1*~t27:'9
they
started eeeting him: "Good dny," you
I.Ut : a 3
.1uhl!l.3 K i n g o f t h c J c w s ! " l " A l s o t h e y t t ~ o u l d h i E I ~ i m
on I he bend with n rfbd a11d spit upon him and,
' LU 24:52 bencling tficir Icnccs, they would rlo ohcisnncc0
'Mtrn:30 to him.":
Fjni~lly,wlicn they hnd made fun of
him, they stripped him of the pur*plc and put
his outer garmcnts upon him, Anr1 they led
him out to inlpnlcn him.' " Also tllcy impressed
'-;,Lhy$3!G
,-:;&?& into service" u passcr-Ry, n cwtain SimonC of
Cy-re'nc, coming From Ihc country, Zhc father
of Alexander and Rufus, t hnl. 11e sl~ouldlift up
">A: gE his torturc stake.""
22 So they brought him to the place "Go1'g.o179

;hItZ7:33

means,

when translated,
Lu 23:.13 tha'"O which
.In11 19:17 P l a ~ e - ' 's,i~HCI'Ctllcy flBicd to
1 Ieb 13~12
[ILU 1:pa
drugged wit11 myrrh," but:
wnuld
~ ~ h1532
l r

"Skull
give him !vine3
ha
not take
itc"2%d
thcy impnlccln" him and distributed
I P S sa:zl
'Mt 27::M
his garments' by casting the lot nvcr thcm as t o
.l.s 22:1R
";",4p1&3$8who d r a w what." "'I1 mns now the third hotw,cB
and they impaled~him. And ihe inscription
Joll19:1.1 of the chargcJ ngninst him wns tvrittcn above,
,131t n:m
AM: 2 7 : - 3 ~ ''The King of thc J~lt~s.'"
=' Moreover, they imtlu 2 3 : 3
. F O29.19
~
paleda
hvo
robhers
with
him,
one on his right
hlt T . 3
mdoneonhisicft.~~-"Andlhosegoinpbyhe
11s 1n~r:25 gan to revile him,* w n g ~ i n gtheir hends" and
' ' 1 " 7:3Y
~
' n ~ t ~ i : g osaying: "Ball! you ~wulcl-bethrower-clown of
nrl. 14-w
the temple and builder of it in thrcc days' time,"
. , I i

%?zVv ( n/:$z,

Ur, "FastLLII(td) an a st.akt ur pole."

Or, "fasten ( ~ d )an n ~ t n l r r !or pole," b RPB I l ~ r !hppcndix nnder

, \ l : ~ t t l ~1e0a: 35. C Third hnur ; ro~~nt,ing
f ihomli n.in, ; t l l n t is, 9 a.m.
KBACD omit verw 23, rlvuli~rg:"And 4 1 1 t h P I T ~ I ~ ~ U wt'ns
I T Pnlfill~d
tlrr~t snys, 'And he m-us wcltnnt:d m~tlr I n x - l ~ s so~lcs.'"-VgSyP+h.
41

180
na save yourself by mming down off the torturn
stake.'"= In like manner also the chief priests

MARK 1 5 : 3 W 1

were making fun among themselves with thc

scribes and saying: "Others he snvcd; himsell
he cannot save?'32 Let the Christ the King of Israel now come down off the torture slnke,n lhnt
we may see and believe.""" Even those jrnpnlcdl''
together with him were reproaching him,u
33 When it became the sixth hourc sl darknessE
fell over the whole land until thc ninth I ~ o u r , ~ l ~
And at the ninth hourd Jesus called out with a
loud voice, "E'Zi, E'li, la'$,zo .w.bncJt.llur'ni ?*
which means, when translated, "My God, my
God, for !%?hat
purpose have you forsaken me?'"O
'"nd
some of those standing near, on llcnring
it, began to say: "See! he is calling EIijah."jn'
"'I But a certain one ran, soaked a sponge wit11
sour wine, put it on a reed, arsd began ~;jving11im
R drink,"" saying: "LEThim bc! Lcl us sep whelher Elijahj comes ta take him down."' But JESUS
let: oul a laud cry and expired.' s @ A ~the
d curtain* of the sanctuary" was rent In two from
top t o bottom." Now, when the army ofIlcerRc
thnt wns standing by lcvitIa IrIm in view saw hc!
hnd expired under these circumstnnccs, he snid:
"Certainly this man was God's Son."'hh
40 There were also 1t1onlen viewing from a
d i ~ t n n c e ,among.
~
them Mary Mngfdar1ene as
well ns Mmy' the mother of Jarncsr' the Less
and J~%se,~@
and Sa.lo'me,o' who used to ncSoc the Appendix under Mnttl~cw10 : 38, b OF,"Puutenrd on n ntnlrn
or polr." Sixth hour; eour~tirlgflnom B a.m.; ttrnt ifi, '1'3 nilon.
d K i t ~ t lhour;
~
counting from G a.m. ; thnt i ~3 ,p.111,9 Eli, Eli, lisnlra
arrbrtqthnrri? in the Gal.i.le'nn dirilrrt (IT Ar.a.iilr~'ir,1 Or, "tert~plr."'
R C)tal "~c!~turio!~";
an ofiicer in co~utt,onrl of 1iIl1 $oL(liriw, lha,"s
rrjn of Cod," or, ",s sen of a pil!' 1 Jo'ses, ~ A C S y p , t l ;J o ~ r p h ,
I t l r ~ S y s3oaxe'los,BD.
;
j Elijah, rJ1'b1en21; rncn~li~~g"irly
nod i s Jnll".
n

MARK 15:42-16:5
mfnpmy himmand minister to him rvhm he was
in Eal'i.lee, and many other women who had
-LuW:49 come U P together with hinr to Jerusalem."
42 Now as it was a~lrndylate in the after34:25 noon," and since it mas Preparation, that is, the
O L U ~ :day
~
before the sabbnlll, 'l"thsre came JoseplP
a3:51 of Ar.i.ma.Che'n,(' n counselor or good st mid in^,
who also himsclf was wniling for the lcingdan~
of God.We toolc courage to KO In bciore Pilale
ny,"hyb5&
n ~ e 2 1 : 2 2 and asked for the body- of Jcsus. ""ButPilate
wondered whether he was aIlmendydead, and,
summoning thc army ofYIccr,n he aslced him
whether he hnd nlrcndy clied. '90
after making certain from t h e Hrmy ofllcer,R he g~-anled
A M t m g the corpse to Joseph.' l q Accoldingly he bought
fine linen and took him down, wrapped him in
the fine linen and laid hjmv jn a tombe which
was
quarried out of a mclc-mass: and he rolled
7'y&z9
a
stone
up lo the door of the memorial tomb.'
Ez$;~o
16:r
47 Brit Mary Mag'dn.lene nnd Maryo the mother
of Jo'sesbU continued looking at where he had
m
OMta3:56
~ 2751
t
L u $355 been laid."
'Eu 20:s
zl,u 8:2
So when the sabbath"had passed, Mary"
*M~BI
CLU 2 1:10
Mag"da.lene,"nnd Mary" the mother of
wohlgZa5
James? and Sa.lo'mee bought pcrfu~nesin order
to come and rub him." ' Anrl vely carly on the
'%g;fe
nLuwl fwst daya of the wceIr they camc to the memorial3 tomb, when t h e sun" had risen.x "d
they
were saying one to another: "Who will roll the
"Lu2*1
J~~ 20:1
stone away from l.he rloor of the mernorinl tomb
for US?" .I But wllcn they look~clup, they beheld that the stone hnd bcm rolled away, alb L ~ x : 2though it
very
Wlicn they entered
into the memorial tomb, they saw a yout.lgman
181

O t u 8 9

16

r Or, "centarion"=xtvrvplm
(krtr.t!y.ri'ntr) ; nn OMCCF i n eomtnnnrl
~rf100 soldiers. bJo'scs, CSyp.ta; J u s r l ~ l ~AYg;
,
Ja.sr'tns, KCI(.

MARK

MARK 16:6-43
gltting on the right side clothed in a bright robe,
and they were stunned.' He said to them: +F,"h?$jjl,
"Stop hehg stunned. You are laolting. for Jesus
the Naz.a.rene', who was I m p a l ~ d . "He
~ was $FiE;i
raised up, he is not here. See! the place where
they laid him," But go, tell his disdplcs and aftzs:=
Peter: 'Reis going ahead of You Into G~l'l.lee;~
"2:Ei.7"
there YOU will see him, just as he told YOU.' " M r l m
30 when they came out they fled f~vrnthe
memorial tomb, for ;b-embling and strong emotion were gripping them. Ancl they told nobody
*mt z8:8
anything, for they were in fenr.1)'
L u 24:9

Or, " k ~ t e n e don a stake or pole."

wnrk~rlwith thrm and baeked np

r~~-rt)~nl)nnyi
n(q. iE.

tbe meamgo t h m u ~ hlhc B i p s

SEORT CONCLCBIOM
Rome lnte rnnnua~riatsand version^^ cantnin n ~hortC O I I C ~ U R ~ O ~
rl Pl,cr Rltirlc 1 B : H, nu f;llloms :
Illit :111 tflc t l l i n g ~tI~nthad been eommnnded they rrlnt,~dbriefly
lo tlin~c!nrni~nrlI'pkr. Further, after Il~csrH i i n c ~ ,Jtwm h j i n ~ ~ l f
wnl 0111 Ils~nilghthrm from t h e ~ x a ttm Ill0 nmt ihc 31nl~*nnd inrnn~ul~ttbltb
~,r.crdninntion of ewlnstmg wlvntion.
8

M n n n ~ a i p tL (Codex Regins, af the Rth crntul~)c a n t n i n ~both

~ ~ r l r ~ c ~ l u a inf
n rtwo
~ s Mark I6 : S ; @ring flrat thr! ~llo'rtrr ranrluaion
:mrl tllon Ihc lon~cl-,prefixing to cnch c o ~ r l i ~ ~ ino nnotr? to sny
l l ~ t ~ il~rbsr!
C
J,!IRHIIRVA nlne c I U T Ein
~ ~~lomr!quilrtrlrs, wl~ilccvirlcnilg
!lot rcrofi.nizin~vilher conclusion as ~utho~~itnlivc.

bLOYG CO?TCLUBXOY
Ccrtnin ancient mannscripts ( ACL)) nntl vrrsiona (VgSp-+pp)
add tltc! follom.ing Iong conrlnsion, IIII~: n~hicllHftSyaBrrn o m ~:t
R Aetcr hr, rose early on the I i r ~ tdny oS tIiu week he appeared
flmb to Nary Jixg'da.lene, froni w11t>u1hc hnct cxprlled seven deNOTE :
mans,
ORho went and reported to tIloae wlio h n ~ llwcn with him,
Mnrlc 2 : 2B : '(I11 the account &nut A#bi'n,thnr tha high priest."
ns they .rvcco triourning and weeping., But Lltoy, rnl~cnthey hcnrd
The llnl~nllvng ~ I I FQ r ~ e kphrase in the originnl text is liere t ~ ~ n n s ho linrl ctltno to life and had llcttn v l e a ~ h d hy hur, ditl not believe,
Intcd is, ."wlrcn A.bita.thnr was high primt." 13nt hisloi~icnllgthis
12Alo~covcr,after these things: Ilc npprrlr~c1i r ~nnoth~rform to
i s an error, for the account at 1 Sa11111el 21 : 1-R RIIOWX
that
two of tbcm walking along, a s tl~eyw c r ~tmvvling into t l ~ ecounrlhilnrlcrh the mn af Ahih~bwns then tl~ch i ~ l tprim~,nnd not
try; l 3 nlid they pame back and rcprtrd tu tlie rc!sf. Neither did
Al~inthnr tlir son of Ahirneleeh. This mny mplrtnn ~ v h yn aumbm
t h y beticw t h ~ s e . " Bnt later hc npl~~nretlto the eltven themor rnrly tcattlrll suthori tics omit the nhovo pllt~~rrr,
narnely, Jrnnnselvca ns they w w e reclining at the trihlc, nntI hc reproved their
N I T ~ P ~Dp
P I !I7,
I t ( r l , b J ) , Sya; and it i~ not I'onnrl in the correIl~nkof faith and h a r d h ~ w t e d u c s ~l ,,c c t ~ u ~they
~ ! did not believe
tilioruling piwanpH at Matthew 12: 4 nnd Lulcu : 4,
~ I I O A Uwho llnd 1)eheld him now roissrl 111) froin tha dead. l-nd
he
tllem : I'r70 into xll the worltl n ~ ~ ~ l j ~ yod~ n ~ cc ls ~ t l ~ Thr! ~iinilar(Ti.eek ~truclllra oocurs at Xnrk 12 : 26 and Luke
30 :37, whem JVE llevr translated it, "in tho nccomlt nbnut the
.I*
-11
i ~ ~ ~ l ~*,ii
l i xi~ rd b ; ~ i i
I li0vt1h11~11,"SO IIPPI! n t Mark 2 : 26, to r l i m i n a t ~tlir Iiiutn~-ir,nlinTI<, f l i r ~ r %
not believe will be condr-nl~~t~ll.
ITFitrtI~e~morc
these
,
I1vr:urncy of the ~ x p m p i o n"when dbintlur r n a liigli plaicst", me
uiqn:ns ~villncmulpany those Ilelievilhg: I3y tllc uso oJ' nlg name t h ~ y
t14lw rrndrr i t : "in tllc amant n h u t h1)intl)nr thr I r i ~ hpriest.'"
\r.rll rxpcl demons, tbep mill speak with to~ltpra,l%nd tvi2h t h d r
'I'Eue IIPIICUIpnwirrrlgc to wnbh Mark r e f e ~ur.rmm: in t l chnpter
~
Itfinds tI1q nil! pick up serpents, nrrd IItlwy drink anything
I Sn rnurl 21) wflicll conws imnkerlint~ly tlrfo~~c
tha cl~nptrrthat
rlrndly ~t v+i.illnot lmrt them at nll. Tlvap wilt I:ly their hands npon
l y i v c ~ [in t,Itr? i~nnnurlt af the first exploits o f Ahit~tt~ar,
who later
~ i c I rpersona, atld these mill hecomt! well,"
~lirlI~ocorneT~rarl'shigh priest after Uuvid boonn~oIring o f I~lrael.
10 So, tlicn, the Lord J e ~ u s ,nfter t ~ n v i n~pnlccn
~
to them, was
- 1 C~ITOII~C~L'B
3 5 : 11,12; 2 Snrnud 15 : 2.1-'28,36,30; 1 Kings
tala-n up to hcnven and sat down nt the riglit hand of God, 2"!l!hey,
2 : 28,27,
nccordi~gly,wrnt out and preucheii ercrywherc, whila the Lord

"

LUKE 1:12-21-

OYA-Cl ~9:s~ ~ ~ v n h ' s ~ a n g e l h p p e a r e d , s t n n d i n ~ n t t h e r l

~c 10:3 s l d ~
of the incense altar. But ZecIi.a.ritah beI
*JK 6:%2
came troubled at the sight, and fear fell upon
n ,I
AI: jdh:fl
him.* l 3 However, the anpyl said t o him: "Have
1 .IT
Whereas many have tried thcir hand at
I
O l ~ ~u 1 7 no fear, Zech.a.rilah,because your supplication0
'
"
'
I
20:31
eompiljng R statement of the fncta' which
'"nlO:*
naa had acceptance," and your wife Elizabeth
are given fuI1 credence among us," just as u1T13:16
will be the mother of a son ta you, nnd you are
those who from the beginningh became eye- aIJOm I:T
%:I
to call his name John.'** And you wiH have
Gc11:1~
I l:[io
wi tnesseskand attendants of the messagen' de- ;OJ,
*I:: I:ns
joy and great gladness, and many wlll rcjoice"
livered these to us, I resolved also, bwausc I +:3$36
*.I 0s 3 7
over his b i ; l5for he wlll be great before
L,,~::s
have traced all things from the start with RC- ,
@I*ll 7:.<1
;
;
;
$
:
,
Jch0vah.c" But he must drink" no wine' and
o
r
,
s::r!l
curacy,"~ write' them in logical orc1erqto you,
strong
drlnk at a11,O and he will be Rlled with
F;~II~;$;~
most e x c e l l c n t ~ e . o p h ' t l u s , ""thnl: you may #hc24:3
1
: 11aly spirit right from his motller's womb:
Ador 1:s
know fully the certainty of the things which
1
:
La and many of t h e sons of Israel will he turn
WAC
Cn 6%
18:~
you have k e n taught ~ r a H y . ~
k""' 4:3.43 back to Jehovah" their God. " Also he will g o
B1.u 9 3 0
5 Pn the days of I-Ferod? king of Ju.de'a, there
before him with Elijah'~"~spirit and power, to
P M 1 l:14
~
happened to bc a certain priesP named Zcch-a- O.'""M
to chlldmno
? turn~ back~ the hearts'
~
~ of fathers
~
~
ri'ah"" of the division of A-bi'jnh,""nnd he had ~ ~ ; ~ i ~ ? l , o
and the disobedientD ones to the practical wisa wlfeo from the daughters of Aaron, and her ;;:;
dom of righteous ones, to get mady for Jehoname was Elizabeth. " They both were right- %
~ n h , l L prepared people,"@
WISLL
YCh i%!):It3
:,l
eousO before God because of walking blame- b P h p m
18 And Zech.a.ri'ah said to the angel: "How
1'.
1st 1flm17
.1:3
lesslym*In accord with all the commandmentse ?1:&!i15
IH.11 am I to be sure of this? For I am nged' and my
I10 4 .I9
anrl legal' requirements of Jehovah.[lk But they mt;,":;:"
wife Is wclf dong in years," '@In reply the angel
hnrl no child, because Elizabeth continued barg
i
;
;
;
!
y
nDn8:16
Dn 0.21 snid to him: "I am Gabriel: who stands ncar
ren," and tlley both were well along in years. = ~ r?:lo
b
11cbl:14 before God, and I was sent forth to speak with
lcLRi 20:3
8 Now as he was acting as priest In the asyou and declare the good news of these things
v
~
;
~
;
;
si~nrnentof his division* before God, accord- *lcqh24:19
to you. *-ut, laolt! you mill bc silent* and not
*mca:2R
Em 2.197
ing to the solemn practice of the pricstl y ofice ; :$ zili
able to speak until ihc clay that ihese things
jt became his turn to offer incense" when he
inke place, because you did not believe my
L ~ l1 2 ~
~: ~ s
~
entcmd into the smctuasy" of Jehovah;cl( and CNU
words. Just the same, they will bc fulf~llcdin
1 t
all t h e multitude" of the people was praying ,:~,yils
their nppointed time." 2 1 Mcant ime the people
outside at t h e hour of incense." To him Jcho- ~ r i s:a
e
m u ~ : 2 3 continucd waiting for Zech-n.ri'ah: and they
began to wonder a t his delaying in the sanctu* Thc Incasngp, K13AJl7; Jehovnhb ~rord,Jln, b Zcrh.n.ii'nh, J7-3M321;

z%n

1
I

"<B\ozs

hrh,n,t-i'ns, K13ri ; meaning "Jlei~~criil~rssd

hy J n h '< A. bi'jah,
A.hitn, MRA; meaning ''My i ~ ~ t h risr Jnh". d Jehovah,
J 7 - 1 7 ; l h e T ~ r d ,KRA. e Jehovah, J7-ls; tho Lord, KBA,
JT-lsbnl;

184

Ur,ii,':
,
,

Jehowh~~,

the Lordls, KEA, b RCB Mntthew 3 : 3, f o o t ;the Lord, Nnh. d Jchov~tll, , J q - l e ; the
tiord, Hnh. Elijah's, 317*189zl; rtlenning ('My Uotl ie Jah",

J7-I~v~O-~R;

~ i u b ~ 0f ,Jell~vnh, J T f i $ ~ l " l "

LUKE 1F 22-34

186

ary. PP But when he came out he was not able

t o spenlr to them, and they pcrceivcd that he
had just seen a supernaturalAsight0 jn the sanctunry; and Ile kept making signs to thcm, but
remaincd dumb,"' When, now, the daya of his
pitbIic s ~ r v i c ewere
~ fulfilled,+he want off to his

1
I
I

Jsliovnh, J7-'8; the Lord, ~ 1 3 A .b lliternlly, "lkc.'' 0 Jehovah,

J7-1"ta-1flthe Lard, KBA. W e e nIntthr!w 1 : 21, footnoteb.
a

1:s

.Lu 18:4

am 1:zo
I

home.
24 But after these days Elizabeth his wifec
1:18
became j)reg.gnsmt;"and she kcpt hcrself secIud- chCt
l i e 12:l
ELu
425
cd for fivc months? saying: " "This is thc wpay
Jchnvnh" has deaIt wit11 mr! jn tllcsc days
when tie II;IS given me his attention to trtkc
away illy reproach0 among mcn."'"
26 In herh sixth month the a n p l Gabrle14
wns sent forth from God to a city of G;tt'i.lcee
named rlazra.retll, 27 to a virgino promisclcl in
marriage to a man named Soscph oS David's
ho~wc;nnd the name of the virgin* was Mary.'':'
2%nd when he went in beforc her he said:
"Good dnyk hifihly favored one, J e h a v a l ~ ~is' ~ ~
with yo^."^ 2D But she was deeply dlsturhed at
thc saying and began to reason out what kind of
greeting this might be. 30 So the nngcl' said to
her: "IIave no fear, Mary, for you h a m found
Invor' with God; "I and, look! you will conccivc
jn your womb and give birth to a son,%nd you
nloeto cnll his name Jesus.dX8 2 Tills one will be
grentWnand will be called Son of the Most I-Iigh,
ancl Jehovah" God will give him the thronemof
David' Elis fathcr,O 8s arid he will be king over
the house of Jacob forever, and thcrc will be
no cndo of his kingd~m""~
31 13ut Mnry said t o the mgcl: "1.low Is this

187

LUKE 1:3-8

to be, since I am having no rrlations" tvfth a

man?"" " 51n answer the angel said to her:
"FToly spirit' will come upon yott, ~ l n dpower of

the Most High will overshndow' you. For that

rcason also what is born will bc cnllcd holy:
m~;,l;$~~fl
1 .I( I tl I I:? I: God's Son." 30 And, look! Elizabeth your rclative
.r~,tr
,%P nx
31 { i has also herself conceived a son, in her old age,
anrl Illis is the sixth mont 11 Tur hcr, t l ~ cso-called
n
,
~
I. e
Ill-;,. 1 1 :.w
zT*becausc with God no dcc31u .%, 'btlrrm w o r n a ~ ~
Inratiana will be an impossjtsili ty."' 3R Then
,
1 ' !
:
Mary said: '%leak! Jchovah'sh" slnvcn girl! May
.1vr ,\A: 17
11: trike placc with me nccording to your dcclaZcc
MI ,R! :m! IE
~ . r i11:20
i
ration." At that the angel cicp~rlcdI'coin her.
It ISn I : 1 1
~ I A Va : i g
39 SO Mary rose in these days nlld traveled
into thc mountainous country with hnste, t o a
citf of 3udahP and she entcrcd into the home
h ~ 7r~ 1 4
Ollrb
onri. ro:1- of Zech.a.ri'ah and g-reetedFElizabeth. " Well,
as Elizabeth heard the greeting of Mary, the
infnnV in hcr womb lcnpcd,' nnd Elizabeth was
Idss
filled with holy spirit, 4' nncl she ckdlcd out
@,l A 5:2*1
2~:4
and said: "Blessed arc you nmona wamr . I~1.27 1c1~1dIy
otu3:8
it: nnd Messed" is the fruit':' of your womb!
" I S o how is it that this privilege is mine, to
' ~ f ~ ~ ~hnve
j a i the mother of my Lord mmc to me?"
" For, look! as the sound oi your greeting fell
mLun:d*
upon my ears,>the infant in my ~rjomhlcaped
too, is she that
oh 3:2n with great gladness.* 4 R I-I~ppy,
UIKeb 11:11 believed, because there tvill be n complete perk ( ; ~ ,LY:l4
forrnnncen 01 those things spoken to her from
,
Jehov~h.''~~
o l t ; l t l :{ 1 ~ 46 And hlary said: W y soul magnifies JehojJ4hlillR
1
:
MII,'~
':and my spirit cannot kccp from k i n g
a2Sn 1A.k
I,? ,l,i:a
overjoyed-t God" my Snvior;O' '"because he
'17 L 1 :?
hns looked upon the low positiotl of his slave
,~,,,i, a
ia:n

189
glrl.l.mFor, look! from now an all generation9 zk; 7i2n
will pronounce me happy;' " bccnuse the power- m,$J";d:,l
ful One hns done great deedsQfor me, and holy
js his name,'
and for gencratjons af tcr gene-G :kI;$;){~ 3:12
I
ations his mercy3 is upon those who fcnro him.'
Yi?
I-Ie has pcrforrned mightily with his arm, he
::;I:
has scnttercd abroad those who are haughtyn
in thc intcntion of their hearts." u3 I-Ic ; ;has
: ; ; ;*
brought clown men of power from thrones and
cxaltcd lowly ones;* he has fully sntisfled hun- 0a[,,~ ; E:m1;5~ 7
grJP ones wit 11 good" things and he has sen 1 away u23:?j'7
empty those tvho had ~vealth.~
" I I Ie has come
r,",P.:,'!$
to the aid of IsraeI his servant, to call t o mind :;;:,
mercy,'
just as he once said t o our foreIatiiers, to Abraham and to his seed,@ for- g~gj;;
ever."' Thcn Mary remained with hcr about 2cRj;;
r~al:ro
three months, and returned to her own home. g:!:~&
37 The timeo now became due for Elizabeth 7k,"2!.?j
to givt, birth, and she became the mother of a ,p$:3;i
son. OdAnd the neighbors and hcr relatives @$;$::i;;
heard that Jehovah1'L had mngnifled his mercy
to her, and they began to rejoice' with her. kpsz;9
PSIIG:T,
"" And on the eighth dayC they came 10 circurn- :";",y;'?
cis? t h e young child," and they tvrre going to ~C . GT O17:12
C
7:22
~
call it by the name of its falher, Zech-a-ri'nh. ggp;;
" But its mother objected and said: "No, indeecl! but he shall be called John,'v1 At this
they said t o her: 'There is no one among your
relalivas t h n t is called by this name." 'b2Then
they went to asking its father hy signs what
he wantcd it to be called. ""And he nslced for a
1,nblet and wrote: "3ohnYs its nnme." At this *LU1 : ~
they a11 mwveled. "'Instantly his mouth was
opened and his tongue loosed and he began to
spenk, blessing God. ""And fear fell upon all
-a OF," ~ f f ~ p r i r tb~ Jehovah,
,'~
JT-lB;
the Lord, nBb.

LUKE 1:66-79

in their neighborhood; and in the

whole mountainous country of Ju.cle'~all these
things bcgnn to be talked around, and all that
made note of it in their hearts,-' saying:
"tU2:1"1cnrd
4:4v"What
really ~vjll this young" child be?" Far
0I.u ti:l
Ac:c 3n:2
the hand:" of Jellovaha nlas indeed with it.
1% P0:17
01.~1
3:2
67 And Zech.a.ri'aheits father was filled with
P,IOC L 2%
~JAC
2 17
holy
spiritVloand he prophesied: saying:
1 I C ~1:.18
''Blessed be Jchovaha the God of Esr~el,'be11~41:13
Ps 73 1H
11j6.18 cause hc has turned his attention and per:'; 2 : fibmcd clelivcrrmcem toward his people. "" And
he has rniscd up a mighty saviorb"'for us In the
-1 Sa 2 1 0
s'1 1 ~ : p
house of David his servant, '"just as he, through
~ J V 23:d
I ~
,JerJII:lO the rnoul11 of his holy prophets from of old,'
J h 9:74
ol! R salvation from our enemieso
miAu 10119 has spolcen
0J.u 6.22
and iron1 thc hand of all those hating3 usj*
72 t o perform the mercy in connection wjlll ozlr
r~t;e
1A'21i:.12
17:i
~ 5 . x lorerathors and to call to mind his holy covePs ll)6:45
~ I , L L z~.%lj
nmt,crl thc oatha that he swore to Abraham
unc 2:30
our Iorcfather," 1.0 grant us, nftcr w e have
A C ; ~ ZZ.EG
,lor L1:5
been rescucsd Prom t h e hands of enetnics, the
M~~
1lr.l~A:13
privilcgc of fearlessly+ rendering sacred sew,,,,.
G:22
1 Il.l>
!i:l'i ice to him :? with loving-kindness and rigl-htcousR1ulllGzS ness' I ~ f o r e
him aH our days.' :': But as for you,
'fin 4,4
y o m ~ gchjltl, you will be caIlcd n prophet of the
m a 40:s Mos1: 1-Iigh,for you will pioneer bcforc Jehovnlp
Blnl 3:1
or~lLll:= t o malre hls ways ready: " to give lmowledgeo
01 salvation to his people by forgivenessc of
?"$;
':xu
Thn >
I::I17: ~ thejr sins,' " because of the tender compnssion
OJ,u 1 ~ 3 4 01our GodnWith f his compassion a daybreak wiI1
*'1'9 107:10
I R ~~ : 2 visit W A from on high," " to give ligl~tto those
IS;L
4!):9
59:s
sitting in rl~rltncss':and death's shndow,' to diX l t ,1:16
rcct
our feet pros~mus1yin the way of peace."
;:Ti;8
those living

?$ ;

., ,,,:,,
:'A

,.,

?zL7

nJelto~ah,J7-Iq;f h ~ Lord,
!
Hl3A. bliternlly, "rniscd up a hmn of
~nlvation."

LUKE 1:8&2 :11

190
80 And the young child went an growinf and
getting s t r n n ~in spirit, and he continued in the o[f
deserts until Ihe day of showing l~ilnselfopenly
to Israel.

3from inC athose

days
csr~>~
NOW

$';zd

a decreeA wcnt forth

for 011 lhe inbab.

iled'? cnrth to be registerccl; (this first regis.
tration" tool<place when Qui.ridi.'l~swas gover.
nor of Syria;) and all people ~ v m tIraveIinp
to be rc~islaiqcd,each one to hjs owvn city.'
Of coursr, Jastllrhc also wcnt up from Gal'i.le~,
out of t h city
~ of Naz'a-reth, into Ju.de'a, lo
L u ?:.I1
David'sG city which is called Betl~'lc.hem,~-"
k. 1.-:101?
;,:.I%
J.r.l!l
cause of his bcing a member of the house and .C:c
ISn r c: I
h:2
.family oT D n ~ i d "0
, ~ get reglster~dwith Mary, nMlr!
r l s:o
t'ltlt
1:10
who Ezad brml given him In marriage as promised,' at present heavy tvith child." '] While they
were thcre, Zhe days came to the fulI for her
to give birth. ' And she gave blrtl~to her son,
t h e firstborn, and she bound t ~ l mwith cloth
bands and laid him in a mangw,"because there
was no place for them in thc lodging-room.b
8 There wcw also in thnt snmP country shepherdsC living out of doorsc and keeping watches
in the night over their f l ~ d a"nd
. ~ suddenly
Jehovah'stll(angel stood by tllcm and Jchovah'sen
glory glenmerl" around them, nnd they became
very fearful. "'But the angel said to them:
"Have no fear, far, look! I nm declaring to YOU
good news of a great joy that all: the people !fill
have,O " bccnuse there was born to YOU today
I

august^^^

a Or, "Rrrt~tctnt.." b

Or, "gttrst-cf~nrnl~~~~."
R8rc nrnrk 14 :14. Or,
"d\wlli~~fi
In tho llclda.'" "dhovnh'e,
the Lord's, #Bti.
Jehocnl~'s, dl-L-"-lk; the Lord's, K H i l .
,J:''8.mbH;

191
LUKE 2: 12-22
a S ~ v i o r ,who
~
jsn ChristC the Lard,hca in
eJnll
C T A ~ ?::n
~ 2
I
Dnvirl's
city.
'
"
nd
this is a sign lor YOU: YOU
b T s 3 Lk!l!
c,zt: $:I!)
tvill find an infnnt' bottnd in clot11 bands nnd
oh+*2' :li
lying in a rnangcr." ' W I Isuddenly
~
thcre came
tv,~
::.II
"Lu G : c
20 he with t h e atlgcl n multitude' of the hcat~c11lyg
pmi~inaCo(il' ilild sayi~lg:1 ' "Glary"
u$;!;,;::z
nLu ~ ' 1 : f l in the hcigl~ts"nbovc! to Cad, mcl tlpon anrl.I~'
*hrc!I.[;
3T.tr I ~I:!I
~)cncc?:'
among men of ~ ~ o d - \ v i I I ~ ~ ' ~ ~ " '
21111 1 1 , 1
13 So \.hen tllc nngek had departcd from
IL;P 2 ..I:
111~-.*ln
thcm into hcrlven, ihc shepherds hcgnn snyinl:
;
to one another: "Lct us by all mems go 'oler~
I.IH:l 10 Beth'le.hern nnd see this thing that hns tnkcn
hlr 1 1 : I t l
cls.1
V,!JI~ r$T:l1r
(;.I? plncs, which Jchoviihvl' has made Iri-101l.nIn us.'"
And they went wiih haste and Cound Mary as
c-nl 1 :?)
n1.u l!?,,,q
ivrll
as Joseph, nllrl l h c infant lying in Ihc5 man1 ~ I 1 I1 , 9 ~ ~
Err. l 7 When they snw 11, thcy made known the
saying that had bccn spoken to them cancerning this young child. And all that Ilcard marvclcd aver the thinm lolit them by t l l ~shephcrcls, '"but Mary bcgnn to prcscrve all Il~cse
sayings, drawing conclnsions in hcr n ~ l t ~ c l . ~
Of:
$!by?
rI,u :I:%-,
Then the s11epherd.r; rwnt back, glorifying'
,
and
praising' GoA." for all the things they 11eard
;?$;1 I$;:.::
and saw, just as thcsc had k n told Ihcm.
21 NOW whcn eight days" came to thc full
"Go17:12
LC 12::)
G R - I : ~ forcircumcisinghim, hisnamewslsnl~ac~lled
# ~ 1 : 2 1 J c s u s , ~the
~ name cnlicd by the angel bcfore
*Lu151
IIC wns eonceivcd in the \l7arnb.*
22 Also when the days for purifying then1
, according to the Paw oP Moses came to the Pull,
A,

1 3 ~

")

a Or, g
(lrtbpk

r i ~t o l,~.'' b ''ChGst flw Lnr11" (CAri*.tos' k ! j r r i o ~ ) 1,iIc~ly

.
R
r c l ~ d i l of
l ~ the nchrraw ,711t.1~hi'nI~
Je.ko-~:nJ+',
Ihtll isr '*J(.Eloj r f i h ' ~ I'1iyi~t,''nq in Sylji. In ~ I I P s ~ ~ t t lwc n the
~ Oruclr K ~ p ' t u . l ~ . ~ i n t
( L S X ) ~cbarlthr! Rali?c I-lr>l)~'crvr x l ~ l ' r w i u rnt
~ Ltullc!~~(srtic>~rs
.I : 20.
S p p r~lso Nnllluel 24 :fi tr~r{l j,*lcc :!: 21;. Or, " R I ' H I ~ , "
0 1r~~~~~~
~ ~
~ v l ~ o ~ tupl)rores."
~
e J c I ~ a v r ~ l ld7-4~AU-"fl
,
; the h r d , Mil:\. Or,
"ltcnrt.'" S ~ r rbItitthcw 1:21, l'ootnotcb.

LUKE 2:23-35
192
they brought him up to Jerusalem to present
hfm to Jehovah,ao just as it is written in ,le- n$tyi&
hovah'sh law: W e r y male opening R womb 31-11 10:11
must be called@holy to Jehovah,"na and lo
offer sacrifice a m d i n g to what is snld in thc P:X 2 2 ;
law of Jehovah, "A pair of turtledoves or two Pr;UY 3:r1 ;1:i1
young pigeon~."~
OLC
N U 12:Y
H:17
25 And, look! there was a man in Jerusalem
named Sim'e.on, and this man was righteous
and reverent: waiting for TsraeI's consolation," :A,"f,f,R
and holy spiritmwas upon him. Furthcl.more,
it had been divinely revealed to him by t h c holy ;:;;;,ye
r . ; ~.1:1:rs
?:!Slk 2 5.2
spirit that he WOUICE not see death3*hfore he -r,,bl
s:2t
had seen the Christ" d Jehovah-B 87 Unrler the ;:",!;?
power of the spirit" he now came into Ihe tern- ,j;;l,j!,!
ple; and as the parents brought the young child
Jesus In to do for it accordi~gto the custornnlqy
practlcc of the law,'
he himself received it uld*
into his arms and blessedh God and sald: npflac:zr
2o ''Now, Sovereign0 Lord,co you are letting
$$$Pi%,,
your slave go free in peace4 according to your
declaration; So because my eyes3 have seen your o::;I:rj:;2!9
means of saving' that you have made rcndy I I ~ C ! . ~ : I . L
2L1
in fhc sight3 of all the peoples,'
n lighto for ..:'L-lll s u 11i:n
removing the veiP from the nations" and a
glory of your people Israel."" And Its father :].a w:ae
a~ndmotherQcontinued wondering at t l ~ cthings Ei;U, ':?
,;
being spoken about it. 84 Also Sirn'e-on blesscd
them, but said t o MaryD its mother: "Loolc! Acd4;:2{
l.l,l
this one is laid for the fall and the rising againROAr,
m r r n R:14
of mmy in Israelhand for a sign" t o be talked :{?eli$'
against aVyes, a long sword3 wjll be run gyl;y
,*
through the soulf of you yourself), in order that

193
LUKE 2~36-46
the reasonings of many hearts may be unam2:m

"f.z:,"iz4

r;,.'

c$!,;7

f;;e2;;y;

" ,Tt~hovnb,dP-"; the

Lord, MBA. Jehovn11's Jt*"; tlw Lord's,

NHA. Sovereign Lord, HRAJt7; Jehovnh,
d Or,
liql~tnf
tlhi~ nntions for n rerelation." Or, "tlw resurrcrtion." f Or, "IIPc."
~

husband f o r scvcn ycars from her virginity,

37 and she tvas a wirlowQnow eighty-four ycars
b l ~ h
old), who was never missing' from the temple,
m A c 2 6 : ~ rendering sacred scrvice night and d a p with
fastingsUand supplication^,^ :IH And in that very
OLu 4:31
OAC
533
hour she came near and bcgnn returning thanks
to God& and spcalting nbozrt the childb to all
those waiting for Jcrusalcrn's deliverance."
$:?
3:X
39 So wllcn they had cnrried out all the things
Mr 1243
I ~ u 2 : s according to Ihc lawn aS Jehovah,' they \vent
Lu tu24:21
#Le 1 2 : ~ back into Gal'i.lee to their own city Naz'a.reth."
*Lu 1:26
40 And the young child continued growing: and
nLu1:80
getting strong," hcjn~:fillcd with wisdom, and
*lSa2:26 God's favorh continued tipon him.
41 NOWhis parents ~VCTEaccustomed t o travel
4Ex23:14
De 1 6 ~ 6
OLu5.29
from year to year to Jcrusalcm4 for the feasP
*2m3 3 3 of the passovcr.
And when he became twelve'
years old, they went up according to the customg of thc feast and complctcd the days.
*%Ern
@Joa4:fl But when they mere returning the boy3 Jesus
remained behind in Jcrtisalcm, and his parents
did not notice it. " Assuming H ~ a he
t was in
the company traveling t o ~ e t h e r ,they covered
am194 a day's distance' and then begm to hunt him
up among the relalivcs and acquaintances.
4 s But, not flnding him, ihcy returned to Jerusalem, making n diligent scarch for him. 4R Well,
mt%:55
alter three days they founcl him In the temple''
,sitting in thc midst of the tcachcrs and listening
Jehovnh, J7-9.'*-1@.17; 1 1 1 ~Lord, AIrgSya-P, LiicraUy,
God,
blT15:5

I:

I'

coveretF."
36 NOWthere was Anna a prophetess,DPhanPu.eI's daughter, of Ash'er'sh tdlx (this woman
was weU along in yenrs, and had lived wi2h a

"nbont hint" Schornh, Jl-"; Ihc Lord, W B h

LUWI 2:47-4:4

194

LUKE 3:5-16
to them and questioning them. But all those
straight." Every gully must be filled up, and
"$;3":"3:3
listening to him were in constant amazement at
nfr 1 :3
every mountainQand hiT1 leveled down, and the
his understanding and his answers,* 4 X Now when *F;&,5ggg x u 8:32 curves rn~wtbecome straight ways and the
they saw him they mere astounded, and his moth- Eb$?;5
rough places smooth ways;O and all hurnan4
cr said t o him: "Child, why did you treat us
itya
will see the saving means of God.' "'
Tsa 5230
Isa
40:s
this way? Here your father and I in mental dis1 DI~u5:19
?Therefore he began to say to the crowds3
tress have been looking for you." 4 g But he said
traveling out to be baptized by him: "You offto them: "Why did YQU have to go looking for
O J f i h 7 : ~ spring" of vipers, who has shown you how to
me? Did YOU not know that I must be in the o p s 26:s
Zi:, flee from the coming wrath?$ Therefore Wohouse" of my Father?" 60 I-Iowver, they did not
OLu8:15
duce fruits0 that befit repentance. And do not
~ L U
Po5
grasp the saying that he spolre to them."
start saying rvithin yourselves, 'As a father we
L u 18:34
I
51 And he went down with them and came to
GL~1.7:2S have Abraham." For I say to YOU that God has
I
Nm1a.reth,3 and he continued subject4 to them. ~~~$~~
power to raise up children to Abraham from
Also his mother carefully kept all these say- ,g;g;l
'~ l c~~ ~ : these
~
~stones."
& Indeed, the ax is already in
ingsa in her heart.' 5%~d Jesus went on pro2o
position
at the root of the trees; every tree,
g
:
;;%
gressing in wisdomo and in physical growth and ~ A 6:s
C
therefore, not producing fine fruit is to be cut
~ I S A
2:26
in favor with God and meno
Pr :<:4
"
:!,:
"i!: down and thrown into the fire.""
Ac 2:47
J0"15:6
lOAnd the crorvds wo111d ask him: "What,
In the fifteenth year of the reign of Tinbe'- x~
14:18
ri.us C a e ~ a rwhen
, ~ Pontius Pilate was govthen,
shall we do?"'" In reply he would say to
*iz
Yk2,
ernorO of Ju.dera,' and Herodc" was district$:;?
m o h l ~ them:
: ~
"Let the man that has two undergar;
:
Ac 10:2
rulerd of Gal'i.lee, but Philip his brother was %
,
2co s.14 ments share with the man that has none, and
;
*
:
$
:
district rulerd of the country of It-u.rae'a and
let him tliat has things t o eat do the same.'"
1
1 3LU:ij:g 3:27 l a But even taxC collectors came to be baptized
Trarh.o.nirtis,and Ly-safni.aswas district rulerd
of Ab.i.le'ne, " in the days of chief priest Anhas
and they said to him: "Teacher, what shall we
and of C a ' i a . ~ h a s ,God's
~
declaration" came to
I
'g; ::-jzZ do?"n l a E;le said to them: "Do not demand anyJohn the son of Zeeh.a*ri'ahDin the wilderness. ,%4&
':?$:"& thing more than the tax-rate."' Also those in
i
@ ~ c 2 1 : - 1 2 military0 service would ask him: "What shall
So he came into a11 the country around the
we also do?" And he said to them: "Do not
Jordan, preaching baptism of those repentinge *k;;ig
;i;
for forgiveness of sins," just as it is written nix;
harass anybody or accuse*anybody falsely, but
LUI~T
in the bookg of the words of Isaiah the prophet, O ~ ~ ~ " o B
be satisfied with YOTJR provisions."
"A voice of a man crying out in the wilderness,
15 Now as the people were in expectation and
'PREPARE
the way of Jehovah,' MAKE his roads
ail
were reasoning in their hearts about John:
m ~ 16:16
t
"May
he perhaps be the Christ?"" '"ohn gave
a Or, "things." b Or, "the emperor.', F H a o d Antti.pas, son of
7 , ~ 2&dl
LU
:2G
I-rerod the Cheat. d LiterxIly, "tc'tmrch"; R tei~itorialprince for
the
answer,
saying to all: "I, on the one hand,
?;;:

195

z,,":",

'

the Roman emperor, literally, "baptism of rcpenta~~cc." Jehovah, J7-10,12-15,",18

t]le Lord K B ~ ,
f

010, "all

flesh,>'b Or, "wages."

LUKE 3: 17-27

196
baptize POW with water; but the one stronger
than I: am Is corning, the lace of whose sandals
L am not fit to untie. H e will baptize YOU people

197

LUKE 3 : 2 P : 2
the son of Mel'chi, the son of Ad'di, the son of
Co'sam, the son of ELma'dam, the son of Er,
?"the son of Jesus,a the son of E.li.c'zcr, the son
of Jo'rim, the son of Mat'thnt, the son of Levi,
:'"the son of Sy'me.on, t11c son of Judns, the son
of Joscph, the son of Jo'nam, Ihc sot1 of EJi'aIrim, the son of bIer1e.a, the son of Men'na, t h e
m i s a ~ ~ hson
b
of Mat'ta-tha, the son of Nathm,l{ the son
t l l < t l .1:17
~ ' son of
* n , ~ d : i 3 of Davjrl,l "'the son of J e s ' s ~ , ~the
w:rl 4:21
.h 2 . L 1 Othed,l*nthe son of Bo'az,' the son of Sal'rnon,ca
the son of Nah'shon,' " the son of Arn.min'a;,'$l,43r,
)
dnls,rlA the son of Ar'nl,er the son of Hez'ron,u
v1<!14:IH
1 :
tlic son of Pe'rez,V the son of Judah," IJIhc son
w(:lb 2'I:m
X(:(-?~I 21; of Jacob,~the son of Isaac,Y thc son of Abra](>I1 :+:I
ham,y.the son of Te?ah,* Ihc son of Na'horrP
y ~ ~ 2: p
13
11:n d a the son of Se'rug,' the son of Re'u: the son
A(:+! 1 l
6f Pe'leg,k the son of E'ber,I the son of She'lah,m
,
'(:r l l . r J
30 the son of Ca-i'nan,' the son of Ar.pha'xad,"
Ol
1I T
1
: the son of Shem,+the son of NonhF3 the son of
l l ' t l I.''?
~ c c:tr i GH L~kmcch,~'
" the son of Me.lhu'sc.lah,~ the son
IGi" 1I:llb
1r1c:r 11:14 of E'noch," the son of Ja'red," Ihe son of Mall(:<. 11:12
ha'ln.le.eI,v the son of Ca.i4naan,'v 3B the son of
,Gp 1l:ln
;; : ; Enos,x the son of S e t h , ~the son of Adarn,'sz
rc ;c- 5:3r the son of
Now Jesus, f
d of holy spirit, tttrned away
.I Crom the Jordan, and he was led about by
IYC;C
11) spirlt in the wildernoss" for Carty days:
X(;V A:7
wlli!~ being tempted by the I=r~vil.~
Furthernt,, P:la
y! ; P 5:mi
more, he ate nothing in those days, ~ n dso,
5
:
when they were consummated, he felt hungry.

with holy spirit and fire.' l 7 I-Iiq winnowing

shovel is in his hand to clean up hls threshing- hFL;;P15
floor completely and to gatliervhe whcat into $:%;I
nc2:4
his stol~house,but the chaff he will burn up ,+?&!",:E
* R I ~1330
with firc*that cannot be put out."
18 Therefore he also gave many other exhor12%
tnl ions'' and continued declaring good news to
the people. l g But Herod" the district rtrler,"for D r ~ 2u3:7
being reproved by him concerning I.?c.ro'diaas
the ~ v i f cof his broth& and concerning all the OMt 14:3
wjcked deeds" that Rerod didRCL
co adrlecl also this
,B:1:;$:~
to fill those deeds: he locked John up in p r i ~ o n ."Mrs:l7
21 Now when all the peopIe were bapiked,
Jesus' also was baptized and, as hc was pray!;:;,
h g , the heaven' was opened up z 2 and tlre holy *
~phl:=
12
spirit in bodily shape like a dove canlc down *Lie
hIL3:36
htr'''o
upon him, and a voice came out of heaven:
"You are my Son,the beloved; I have approvedo 0LU10:21
YOU."@

Z(rp

Irlj

hIr 3
1:ll
:17

23 Furthermore, Jesus himscll, when he corn- :

;$
;
:
rncnccd his rvorkjb' was about thirtyu yeam old, .
:
$
;
k i n g the son,' as the opinion was,c of Joseph,O Q J U ;&
~6:42
the son of I-Mi, '* the son of Mat'that, thr! son
of Levi, the son of Mel'chi, the son of Sanpnn.i,
the son of Joseph, 2%the
son of Mnt.t~.thi'as,the
son of A h o s , the son of Na'bum, the son of
Es'li, thc son of Nag'ga.!, Pa the son of Ma'ath,
I he son of Mat.h.thi%s, the son of SernOc.in,
the
son of Jo'sech, the son of Jo'da, " the son of
Jo.m'm, the son of Rhe'sa, the son of Zc.rubtba-bel,"the son of She.al'ti.eI,aA
tho son of Ne'ri,
n 8 0 0 Luku 3 : 1, footrlotes0~d. @Or, ''commcncod to tenth." =Or,
" n ~ it m a cstnblished by law."

:::F :z,

" Litrrully,

"Sa.lutthi.eI."

:I#)

RJ3VgS\%TfR; Jo'xe(s), h317J18yfl. b Jo'hr4, HBSyS.

Kn't~, Hl<Sy". d ~ d ' m e . i n ,B; Ad'min, kt, Itlam, ADSyPI1g; o~~
Rnn~,-l Cl~ranirlcs2 : 0 ; nlatthcw 1:3,4. f U o111itu "the son of
c~i.i'nnn", in Iinrnlony with Gene~is1 0 : 24; 11 : 12, lfi*1 ChrnrricI~s
.I: ,IR. 3'ha tln~uurung I,a a corruption nl' ~ h worrl
o
i4dhnl.do'nn'), ~o
I.lint the text mny h r ~ v erend here : "tllr! son or the Cha1dr:t~n A16Hco Genesis 10 : 22,24; 1 Clirolriclcs 1: 17,18,
~~Ei~l'xnd."
Ymus,

1
1

LUKE 4:3-16
198
At this the Devil said to him: "If you arc!
son of God, tell this stone to bcmme n 308P of
t)rcnd." ' But Jesus replied to him: "It Is nrrilIcn, Man must not Live" by lllrad alone.' "I*' S g z ! m
" So he bought him up and sholvcd him n l the
Icingdoms of the inhabited" earlh in m inslanl 1hc17!fl
of time;' " and the Devil said to him: "3 will 3Ac17:al.
give you all this authority' and thc glory oi :f;!,?k2
them,because it has been d~livercdt o rnc ntld i;;/;
!;;!;
lo whomever I wish I give it,' You, lhcrohrc, v;y; ;:
if you do an act' of xvorship" heforr! me, it 11411 I.IC,II .t:~:t
nfl be yows." Vn repIy Jesus said to him: "It
is written, Tt is Jehovahb your God'' you must rtRxma
uporship, and it is to him done you must rcnrler
sacred service.' "" No~vhe led llinr into Jertl&:!::*
snlem and stationd R i m upon thc bi~lllcmclnt , ~ ~ t ' ~ $ ' "
of the temple" and said to him: 'TIE you are n '"'1.u l"10
son d God, hurl yourself down f r o ~ nbcrc;"
l o for it is written: 'He will give his angcls n
Of :ll
charge concerning you, to preserve you,'o and,
'They wjll carry you on their hands that you
I
may nevcr strike your foot against n stone,"" 'neRI:lP
'"11 answer Jesw said to him: "It is snicl, 'You
must not put Jehovahh your God to thc test,' '":-,ik;~;;:
1
hll-l::
lnSo the Dcvil, having consummated nl1 the
temptation, retired from him until ~ ~ n o t h econr
U H P4:15
~
venient time.*
1:"
14 Now Jesus returned in the potver3 of thc
spirit into Galri.lee."And a good report concern- *gi;!f
1
ing Iiim spread out througl~all the surrotinding
country,* lWlso he began to tcnch in 611elr *Aclo:.77
nTfin m : ~ a
synagogues, being held in honor by
I
1
16 However, he came t o Naztn.reth," whelp " M t a : D

h I ) \ ' g S y p a d d : "But bp w e r y worrl oE Goti." J 7 - R ~ 1 0 * ~ ~ l f l 1 1 r add:

["ltut Ily c ~ c q d h b gpraceedil~gIrnnl J r l ~ u v i ~n\outl~.")
l~'~
JuItn-

unit, J7-'" the Lord, SEA.

199

LUKE 4 :17-26

he had been reared, nnd aceording to his mtstorn on the sabbath dayO he entered into the
synagoguelo and he stood up to mad aloud.
b$T;;14
" J O ~ 1:B
So the scroll of the prophet Bainh" was handed him,and he opcnerl thi? scroll and found the
place ~vllcrcit was writien, l k"dehovah'sfi spir1'L~23:116ito is upon me, hecausc llcl' nnointcd mc t o dc*Lu14:13 clarc good news to tllc poor,'<t l scnt
~
rnc forth
to P ~ G E - ~ C I IR release 10 the caplhcs a~da rc6 : ~cowry of sight to I IIC blind," to send tlze crushed
ones anfay with a release," " to pprench Jeho'Isn61:l
n n :I:M
CTsn 5 s : ~ vah's" ac&t?plnblc ymr.""" :"With that hc rolled
Isa 615
up the scroll, handrcE It beck to 1Ele attendant
ancl sat down; and the eyes ol nlI in the s p a cIau 4:44
gogu~'
~ T C ~il~tc~ltly
C
fixed" upen him. " Then
'Ac 6 3 5
he started to say lo them: "Today I h b scripF.3Co
2;$6:Z
:;? ~LIR'? that YOU just h car&' is f uI fi I led,"*
22 And they nll lsegnn to givc I~vorablewitDLula:m ncssC about him and l a nlarvcl at the winsome
words' proceeding out of his mouth, and they
were saying: "This is n son of Joseph, is it
not?lYa:'JAt this he said to them: "No doubt
D:,'~~~'
YQW will apply this illustrzttionu to me, 'Physicure? yourself'; the ZhingsQwe heard as
; : cian;
7
having
l~appcnedin Cn.pcr'11a.urri:'do also here
.?,%I 9:13
in your native territory." *' But he said: "Ceru.atla:sr tainly X tell YOU illat no pmphct i s acceptd
3jfh6& in his native t ~ r r i t o r y .P~T o r instance, I tell
, ~ L U I S : ~ YOU in truth, TIIFI'F W C ~ Cmany wirlowso in
Israel in the clays of Elijclh, whcn the heaven
''Ac7:20
was shut up three years and six months,(' so
a grcat fnminr! fc1Z upon all t h e Iand," 2n yet
" )fl\
:7,i: that
J c I s ~ : ~Elijah
~
wassent l o n o n e o I i h o s e w o n ~ e n . b u t
-.lt.110y3h'~, JT-f ~ . ' ~ f i % " R m n r ~tlllr
~ t Inrrl'~,
~ ~ ~ ~ ; EC l3h. b Hc, nB,Z ;
:loh&Js

.)rb~lov8h,
Jlsmargin. 8 J , l l ~ ~ ~,7:-1tr;
~ ~ htlw
k , IA)I'I~'Y,
HBA. d Literrtlly, "scripture which is in TOWH cnr3." * Or, "pnmblc."

LUKE 4: 2 7 - 4

LUKE 4:3S-5:4

200

1
only to Zar'e.phatha# in the land of Zi9on to
a widow. Also there were many lepers* in "Mt =:a
Israel in the time of EElisha the prophet, yet

none of them was demsd," but only Na'a.man OLU n 4 1

the man of Syria WZS."~ " Now a11 those hear- D"is:lr
ing these things in the synagogue became filled
with anger: " anand they rose up and hurried "LU 23s
him outside the city, m d they 1 4 him to the
brow of the mountainb upon which their city
had been built, in order to throw him down
headlongab"But he went through the midst of b ~ l
*Jab 8:5n
them and continued on his way.'
Jell 10:39
31 And he went down to Ca.per'na.mp a city
of Gal"i.lee, And he was teaching" them an the OJoh ?:IT
sabbath; and they were astounded' at his way w w t p B
of teaching, because his speech was with authorit.y.."' " Notv in the synagogue there was a :$;I,%;:,
marl with a spirit,* an unclean dernon,cOand he :$; 4;!;
shouted with a Ioud voice: Y d "Ah! what havtl 150 4:l
~
we to do with you," Jesus you Naz.a.rene'? Did u l17:la
you come to destroy us? I knowAexactly who AJaa2:fo
you are, the Holy One4 of God,"' But Jesus eP,R;$;O
rebuked it, saying: "Be silent, and come out of
him." So, after throwing the man down in their ,h; :;g
midst, the demon came out of him without
I:26
hurting hims " At this, astonishment fell upon @m
all, and they began to converse with one ~ n other, saying: "What kind of speecho is this, o*CIRfs
because with authority and power hc orders
the unclean spirits, and out they come?'*" So * ~l:rm
the talk concerning him went traveling out inm,,c
to eveely corner of the surrounding country."
F;i;$

,:,

r.itcmllv, "Sa.r~p'ta.'YThe Greek forrai of the city hy this nnmo.

Orl ''hill.'"
Or, ''with an nnclean demon spirit." Or, porrsibIy,
"wit11 nn inspired utterance of an unelenn demon." Sce Xurclation

16 : 14.

3SAftcr gettlng up out of the synagogue

he entcred Into Simon" home. Now Simon's
mother-in-law was afflicted with a high fever,
and they made request of him for her.' a* So he
stood over her and rebuked the fever: and it
left her, Instantly she rose and began ministeri n g to them."
40 But when the sune was setting all those
wvho had peoplc sick0 with various diseases
brought thcm to him. By laying his hands upon
each onc of them he wouId cure themb Demons also rvould come out of many; shouting
and saying: "You are the Sone of God." But,
r~hulrinrrthem. he would not permit them to
hccause they knew himu to be the

<,

1
I

when it became day, hewent out

Rut the crowds
and proceeded' to n lonely
began hunting about for him and came out as
tar as hc was, nnd they tricd to detain him from
going away from them. ' 9 u t he said to them:
@LuR:3fi "Also to other citieso I must declare the good
~ J " ~ news
~ ; ~of, ,the klngdomo of God, because for this I

,Ld 6 :?,I

Ac.to::m
NU 15 R

mr .u 7 : ~
0 Mt 43.7
'

klr J : M

mntt4:ai

"Mr4:1

was sent forth."" d"ccordingly

hc went on
preaching in the synagwuesu of Jude%."
On nn occasion when tho cmwd was press3 h g close upon him and listening to the
word of God he was standing besick the lake
of Gen.nes'~.ret.~' And he saw bvo boats
docked a t thc lnkeside, but the fishermen had
climbecl out of Zhcm and wcrc mashing off their
nets." Woing nboard one of the boats, which
ivns Simon's, he asked him to pull away a bit
from Im~d. Then he sal; down and from the
bont* he begnn teachlng t h e crowds. When he
stopped speaking, he said to Simon: "Pull out

LUKE 5:s-15

202
YOU

7;s

LUKE 5 :16-26
to be CUM
coniinued in

203

men Jet down YOUR

nets" for n calcb." But Simon in mply said: *.hh
" I n s t r u c t ~ r ,for
~ a whole night we toiled nnd 'r-a8:m
toolc nothing,* but a t your biclding I tvill lowcr "dnh21:3
t11c nets." "Well, when they did this, they cncloscd n great multitude of fish.'- In k t , thcir c N u l l : m
nets begun breaking open. So they motioned
to tiwit. pt~rtt~ers
in the other lmnt5 to come and -John:G
assist Ihem;" and they did come, and they fjllrcl 'Job 2f:s
both boats, so that these began to sink. Sct:inr:
this, Simon PcterVfell down a t the knees or !John:?
deana, saying: "Depart from me, bccnuac I nm
a sildul man, Master."&+T o r at the catch of l k n ~ ~ 2 0
fish which lhey took up astonishment over- ??;';i?,,
whelrnrd him and all those with him, !*and n%ll;ii
likwvisc h 2 h Jamcs and John, ZcI~'c.dcc's"'.1111121:2
I
sons," who Ivem associates d Simon. But J c s ~ ~.':::jsig
said to Simon: "Stop W i g a h i d . From now
on you will be c~tchlngmen alive."' l1So they '\;\fA$
brought tbo bonts back to land, and abandoned
everything and follo~vedhim."
VAL
M r 4:20
190
12 On a furthcr occasion while he was In one LU
of the citias, Iooli! a man full of leprosy! When
hc cnughf sight of Jesus he fell upnn his Cacc
nnd b c g ~ c dhim, saying: "Master," if you just
want lo, you can make me clean."* ' V n d so, 'E!y:Z;,
stretching out his hand, he touched him, snying: '" want to. Bc made clean." And immedlnlcly the lcprosy vanished from himmy
l%nrl, h e
gavr! Zl~a man oivlers to tell nobody: "B~ltgo
off nnd show yourself t o t h e pricst," nnd nol lie "E:P
i
an nffrring! in connection with your cbnnlsing, )Lcl.l:lO
j t ~ s tas Moses prescribed, for the purpose of a
~vitnessto them,"'
Rut the news about him 'k:E"I:41,
was sprcrtding the more, and great crowds
01%~
''r,o~~(~.''
to where it is deep, and

"LUg:I8
would come together to listen nnd
. Mr
h 2
~: ~ L of
~ :tl~cir
~
sicknesses." l"1o\r7everb he

retiluwwntin thedeserts and prnyinq*

17 In the course of one or the days he was
tcttch3ng, and Pharisees and tcachcrs of the law
who hncl come out 01 every villn!:o of Gnl'i-lec and
Juadr,'n and Jerusalem were sillitlg t herc; and
Itl% 1039
I
:
JFIEOV~II*S"I'
P O W I I mas
~
thew for 11irn 1 o do heal3 1 . ~4 i : lq
, Ing."" "And, look! mcn carrying on n Iwd n man
who was paralyzed, and t l ~ c ywcrc seeking a way
"2
fa
bring him in and placr? Izim before him.* I-0,
hIr 3:3
not fit~dinga way to bring him in on ~ccoutlt
aLUH'4b
of the ct'o!lrd," they climbed up to ihc roof a ~ d
through t l ~ ctiling they let
down with the
'*'
1it.lle bed a m n g those in front of J e s u ~ 2U, ~And
IVIICH he saw their faith he said: "Man, your
'Mr2:S
sins are forgiven you."" " Thereupon t h e scribes
nnrI the Pharisees started to rcason, saying:
ish this
that is speakina blnsphernic~?"~
3~~2~:33''"W
o
M r 2:7
Who
can
forgive
sins except Go# alone?" 2 " ~ t
'JA ;\,1:7
1% ~ z : G
Jesus,
discerning
thcir reasonings, snid in an1's H I ' I : ~
i I
R W C lo
~ tlzem: "What are YOU rcmoning out in
~ s nI I n
i,,,.la 25 uorm h ~ a r t s ? ~Which is easier, ta say, 'Your
1 ?\ !+ :I
,,,,,, !, , sins arc forgiven yorf,' or to say, 'Get up and
2.H
a l k"' ?Eut
' in order for you to lrnow that
.hlr
, ~thtr~ ~Son
1
of man has authority on tlic earth to
O M t 4:24
forgive sins-" he said to thc paralyxed'' man:
'T say to you, Get up and piclc up your little
'Wnd instnntbcd nnd be on your way
-7nh5:N
ly he rose up before them, plckcd up what fie
used to 3ic on and \vent o f f to h i s home, gIoidfy*krtw
ing God.' hen an ecstasy scizrrl anc and all
Ilr 2:12
nnd t,hey began to glorify Gad, and they hecame
filIcd with fear, saying: "We have scen strange
J l ~ ~ ~ f i : ~

= h l r 1 .I'i

"Mt

thing3 today!''r-

Jehovah's,

J7.18;

the Lord's, HEA.

1
LUKE 5:27-38
204
27 Now after these things he went out and
beheld a tax" collector named Levi sitting a t OLu?:m
the tax ofice, and he said to him: "Be my folIoiver."" 'Y And leaving everything bchind he
!iy,
rose up and went foIlotving him. 29 Also Lcvi
spread a big reception fea* for him in his 3Lu
house; and there was a great crowd of tax collectors and others who were with them reclining
at the meal.@ At this the Pharisees and thcir 0;; :;!
scribes began rnurmurjng to his disciples, say- t u 1 5 1
ing: "Why is it you eat
drink wjth tax collectors and sinners?"' In reply Jesus said to A;\:'
them: ''Those who are healthy do not need a LU15:2
physician," but those who a m ailing do." 3 Y I mLu+1:2:3
'BI t ~ : I P
2:17
have come t o call, not righteous persons, but
~lhrl0 : 1 3
sinners to repentance."*
L'lai1:15
33 They said t o him: "The disciples of JohnmeLuaO:d
fasto frequently and ofier supplications, and so ordu1 8 : ~
do those af the Pharisees, but yours eat and
drink."* "Jesus said to them: "YOU cannot 'Mtg:ld
make the friends of the bridegrooma fast while M r 2:18
the bridegroom" is with them, can YOU?' a Yet ~~$' & "5'
days will come when the bridegroom 1141 in- ,h,liz;!;
deed be talcen away from them;" then they wiI1
; ; ; : ; ;*$,
fast' in those days."m
l!):7
1G:jS
36 Further he went on to give an illustrationh 'full
,rq,ll l e : a
to them: "No one C U ~ Sa patclr from a new outer m,?,:\,2:!i?:3
garment and.sews i t onto an old outer garment;
but if he docs, then both the new patch tears
away and the patch from the new garment does
not match the old.' Moreover, no one puts new -?$$;
wine into old wineskins; but if he docs, then the
new wine will burst the wineskins," and it will "Job
be spilled out and the wineskins trill be ruincd.' ':4g;?,
But new wine must be put into new wine"the sons of the bridechn~uber." b

Or, 'lpara~~lo,~'

skins, No one that has drunk old wineQwants

new; for he says, 'Thc oldo is nice.' "a
Now on a snbbath he llappened to be passing through malnfields, and his disciples
were plucking: and cating the heads of grain,
rnl~btngti~crnwith their h a n ~ l s'. At
~ ~ this some
tk;;
;I:>? of
:
tthc Plinriwes said: "Why arc you doing
~ E Y
2'1 to
"ut Jet ~ r ,I : ~ what is not lawful* on the
ElIt 12 2
sus
said
in
rcply
to
them:
"'Have
YOU
never
I
.
Jt>h?:lo
rcad
thevery
thing
David'didr~-hen
heand
the
.,,,,,,:,
men with him got hunwy?' 'How he entered
SI I- 2.2.;
into t h hotlsc
~
of God and received the loaves
*lsn21:0 of prcsentationl'* and atc and gave some to the
men with him, which it is lawfrtl for no one to
cat hrtt for Ihc priestsnonly?"" "nd
he went on
Mr2 28
to SRY to them: "Lord of the sabbath is what
the Sono of man !s.'jV
7 ;1%
G In the course of another sabbath' he entered
' L L I I:!, [mi
.I,III ! l : r o
into the synngogue and began teaching. And
thcrc was a man prcscnl: whose riglit hand was
w it he red.^ The ~cribcsand the Pharisees were
mg:,
#LU l,l:l now wntching" him closely to sec whether he
wouId cure on the snhbath, in order t o find
"Mr3:a
some way to accuse him." Hc,horvcvcr, knew
*,zI/;:tf thcir reasonings,' yet hr! said to the man with
thc witl~ercdhand: "Get LIP m d stand in the
nMP9:3
ccnter." Ancl hc rose and toolc his stand." Then
Jesus said la them: 'T 15k YOU, IS it lawful on
to do good' or to do injury, to
:k
!$;:ythe sabbatho
.trill 7:2:$ S ~ V C
or
to
rlestmy
a sot11?"cQ 40 And after 1001ranrr 3:4
j n ~arouncl at them all, he said to the man:
"Stretch out your hand." H e did so, and his
hnncl was restored." But they became filled
't:tr\2$a
with madness, and they began t o talk over with
one anotllcr what they might do to Jesus.e
41i2::'-* Nico, HBSyP; nicar, ACVg, Or, "tllo showhrcad." a Or, "life."
t1rfln23:n

*z:

Liternlly,

LUKE 5 : 39-4 :I1

205

LUKE 6:12-23
206
52 In the progress d these days he went out
S:19
into t h e mountain to pray; and he continued
the whole night in prayeP to God." l a But when :$: E:j
it became day he .called his disciples to him ~ l n d
chosc' Irom among them hvclve, whom 11c nlso OLU 10:4a
namedGapostles: * l4 Simon, whom he also namcrl ??,!:':?
Peter, m d AndrewC his brother, nnd Jamcs" :;;h;jo
and John," ruld P h i l i p and Bar.tholbo.mecv,' ' s11b.?:17
and Matihew' and Thomas,Q and JnmesJ tbe ':i:'!.?i!?
fr11111 :le
son of ALphaclus,O and SimonVvho is ~allr~cl
.,ir,,
n:lH
"the zcalo~~s
one","" 1" and dudas" the son or '',~{111 1,1:2a
J m e s , and Juclas Is.car'i.et, rvhe turnccl tmi-

I
i

41

OF.^

4Mr 219

17And he came clown with them and took

his station on a lweT place, and there wns a
great crowd of his disciples,@ and a rent mu1ti- OLU 8:s''
tudc7 of pcople' from all of Ju.depnnnd Jcrusa- ?2l!jp
lein and tllc maritime country of Tyrc and
Zltdon, who came to hear him and be Ilealed or
their sicknesses? ls Even those troubkd with OMr " T
unclean spirits were cured." lU
And all the crowd OLU7:fl
were secking to touch him, because powermwas . M P S : m
oLt19:a
going out of him and healing3 them all.
20 And hc lifted up his eyes upon his dlsciplcs
and began to say: "Happy are YOU poor," be- nj:FjIJ
came uoms is the kingdom of God. 21 Happy Jlls 2:s
are YOU who hunger3"now, because YOU will Zk::;?:
be filled. Happy are YOU who w f e p now, because YOU will laugh. ZP Happy are YOU when- p;!i:;;':3
;l:;
ever men hatec" YOU, and whenevcr they cx- d
A R I Lr ; : ~ o
1 1'C 3:
clude you and reproach0 YOU and cast YOUR or,,,
l!,,,l
name out as wicked for the sake of the Son of
man. 2"ejejee in that day and leap, lor, look!
YOUR reward3 is great in heaven, for those sere nAe 1:Ig
the sRme things their forefathers used to clo
3

'

Or, "2c.tortes"; rnenning "zcnlot ; enthnsiast",

I

LUKE 6:24-36
50 the p r o p h ~ t s .P4~Brtt wwc to YOU rich" per??; if;?
Ac?:sz
c011:zi sons,' b@cnuscuov am havinl: YOUII consolation
*Am G:I
in fliV." *" Woe to l'ou who w e filled up now,
r e l i t 6:2
because YOU will go hnnjiry.'' Woc, Yon who
T,U rtj:zs
OJ01l r 3.5
are lauyhing now, Rccnuscl YOU will mourn and
.Isn &iI3
C p r 14:12
weepqY Woe, whencvrr all mr!n spcak ~ v d of
l
*>lit 2:11
YOIJ,"far I hings lilw I his are what Iheir fore3,lr 1.<:6
n,;$I:3JQ:lO 4:s fathers did to Ihr! fnlso pt'oph~ts.""
27 "But I say la vorr who nrc lislcninp, Con"Mt5:44 tinue 1.0 lovc POUR cncmics," t o do good0 t o
O J J ~ I14:26
those hathg3 You, '"to bless those cursing'
oJclh7:19
t la:\ 27:4
TOIT, to pray for thosc tvlto clo you injury.'
pr 25:11
,2;T$$o "To him that ~lrikmyolr on the one chcekm
m3ft5:39
offer the other also, and fmrn lrim that takes
-nrl
3CO5:40
6 : ~ away' your outer garment do not withl-iold even
the mdergarn~ent. Give lo cvcryonc asking
youp m d f m l the one taldng your things away
'
not ask them back, Also just as You want
;;",1;\6 do
men
to do to YOU, do thc sump way lo them.*
*PIIP
~ 7 6:s
: 3 2
5 2 And if you love lhosc laving you, of what
oLu15:io credit is it t o YOU? For cvcn the sinners0 Iave
flhtt5:46
ITI 5:s
those loving them," "And if YOU do good to
those doing good to YOU, really of what credit
xtw
is it to YOU? Even the simlcrs [lo thc same?
31 Also if SOU lend without intel.t3stc to those
Fu":s
~e 15%
from wlvharn YOU hope to ~.ecejve,of what credit
is it to YOU? Even sinncrs Imd without interest
+Mt5:42 to sinners that they may get back as much.'
53 To the contrary, canlinuc! t o love YOUR ene@ps37:26
mies and to do good and l o lendm withoul: inFr 20:al.
terest, na1: hoping for anything back, and rouR
a~lG:S
reward will br! gl-cnl., ~ n r you
l
will be sonso of
the
Most
I-Iigh,'
because
he
Is
Irlndl'
toward the
'
~ 1 7
tmthankful nnd wickcd. Yo Continue becoming
compassionate, j t ~ s tRS Youn F~tberis cornpas'?ih5$sionate.*
207

r ;

LUKE 6 : 3 7 4 6
208
37 "'Moreover, stop judgifig, and YOU will by
no means be judged;" and stop condemning, and ",E,Z"Gf:52
YOU will by no means be condemned. Keep on
pO,?&
releasing, and YOU wilI be released." Practice brsi SH:F
giving, and people will give to
They will nhIl6:14
~ 11:25
r
pour into YOUR lapsa a fine measure, pressed lPr 19:17
d o ~ m ,shaken together and overflowing. For
with the measure that YOU are measuring out
+ ~ 7 :t2
they wilI measure out to YOU in return."'
M r 4:24
39 Then he also spoke an illustrationb to Jas2:IJ
them: "A blind man cannot guide a blinda man, 3J0119:18
can he? Both will tumble into a ditch, will they
1
not?@' O A pupil is not above his teacher, but 3Mti5:14
everyone that is perfectly0 instructed will be @Joh17:23
like his teacher."l Why, then, do you look a t *yt,:f!26
the straw that is in your brother's eye, but do 301115:20
not observe the rafter that is in your. own eye?* "Mt7:3
'2 How can you say to your brother, 'Brother,
allow me to extract the straw that is in your
eye,'O while you yourself are not hoking at the :G+;i34
U
rafter in that eye of yours?* Hypocrite!" first ~ L 12:1
extract the rafter from your own eye," and 'Pr18:17
then you will see clearly how to extract t h e
mrt 7:5
straw that is in your brother's
43 "For there is not a fine tree0 producing 3 ~ ~ 9 2 : ~
rotten fruit; again there is not a rotten tree
producing fine fruit.' *4 For each tree is hoxvn rpt;!6
by its own fruit.@For example, people do not mhft 1 2 s
gather figs0 from thorns, nor do they cut grapes OLu13:6
off a thorn-bush. 4"
good man brings forth
goodo out of the good treasure-f
his heart, $yt$$$
but a aviicked man brings foi-th what is tviclced
out of his wicked treasure; for out of the
mt u : 3 4
heart's abundance his mouth speaks.*
Ro 8:5
46 "FVhy, then, do YOU call me Waster!c

'

Or, "bosoms."

Or, "parab1e.j'

Or, "Lord!"

LUKE 6:47-7: 8
Master!' but da not do the things I say?*

209

4 7 Everyone that comes to me and heam my

words and does them, I will show YOU whom
dns 1.22
he is like:" He is like a man building a house,
n ~ 72.4
t
who dug and \vent dorvn deep and laid a foundaC,? A1i50 tiono upon the rock-mass.* Consequently, when
a flood" arose, the river dashed against that
"$;,,1,i%2
house, but was not strong enough to shake it,
because of its being well built.h9
the other
E$t:2? hand,
he
who
hears
and
does
not
do,
is like a
2T12:19
PPe 1:5
man who built a house upon the ground without a foundation. Against it the river dashed,
and immediately it collapsed, and the ruin* of
'-g,"bs;i323
2:20 that house became great."'"
ihlt 7:ZI
When he had completed all his sayings in
~ h I 8:s
t
the hearing of the people, he entered into
OJoh 4%
C a - p e r ' n a . ~ ma. ~
NOW
~ a certain armyDofficer'saO
O L 23:47
~
slave, who was dear t o him, was ailing and
#Mts:G
was about to pass away.* When he heard
about Jesus, he sent forth older men of influ@Lu23:51 ence of the Jews0 to him to ask him to come and
bring his slave safeIy through. Then those that
came up to Jesus began to entreat him eamestly,b saying: "He is worthy of your conferring
OLu I1 -42
0~~21124
this upon him, "or he loves" our nationo* and
*AC lO:2
So
OIAU 21:12 he himself built the synagogueD for us."
Jesus started off with them. But when he was
not far from the house, the army officera had
OLU 11:5
already sent friendsmto say to him: "Sir, do not
bother, for I am not fit to have you come in
cMtX:8
under my roof.u F o r that reason I did not consider myself worthy to come to you. But say
the word, and let my sewant be healed. nFor
I, too, am a man placed under authority, having

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213:24
5:ll

noa:ia

"

Or, "oentnrion('s)'~; over 100 soldiem.

Or, "with haste.''

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210
soldiers under me, and I say t o this one, 9 e an
your way!' and he is OH his way, and to another,
'Come!' and he mmes, and to my slave, 'Do
this!' and he does it.'" CiTelI,when Jesus henrd "hft8:8

211

LUKE= 7~20-29

t o Bay: "Are you the coming one or

are we to expect a different one?""" a0 When
they crime up to him thc men said: "John the
I
%I I ,.p,,2
baptist dlspntdred us to you to say, 'Are you
, ,
thcse things he marveled at h h , m d he turned
the corning one or nre \ve to expect another?' " C
!
i
m I ~ ~ "In
~ ~ : trl ~
t n thour be cured3 many of siclrnesses
to the crowd foElowing him and said: "I tell
YOU, Not even in Lsrzel have fe found so weat
and grievous diseases nnd wicked spirits, and
a faith."# And those that had hecn .sent, on; ; ? -7;;
granted nlnny blind pcr.sons the favor 01.seeing.
getting back t o tile house, fo~u~cl
the slave in rc<~!~..c
" Hence In answer he sJd to the two: "Go
. ~ H:IS
t
*hltT1:.1
good health.'
Y C ) ~ : way;
I~
report to John what YOU saw and
11 CloseIy following this" 11e tr~lveledto a
heard : the blind ' arc receiving sight, the lame
2
;
'
I.;:\ .I":?
city called Na'in, and 16s disciples and a. great:
nre walking, Ihc? Icpers are being c l e w e d and
crowd were traveling with him. l2 As he got
the deaf are hearing, the dead we being raised
near the gate of the city, why, look! there was
up, t h e poor arc being told*. the good news;'
1 12 :
a dead manrn being carried out, the onlya- ~ ~ [ ~ ~ ? J ; i T
2 4 nnd '~vhocver
has not stumbled over me, hapI M t 11:s
begotten sond of his mother. Besides, she was a
hit 11:li
py is he."'
widow. A considerable crowd from the city
~rdur~:sa
24 W h e n tlze messengers0 of John had gone
was also with her. 13And when the Masterb
away, he darted to say to the crovils concerncaught sight of her, he was moved wlth pityw ';:#,
ing John: "What did vow go out into the wilfor her and hc said to her: "Stop wccplng."* ;,$\;s
dcmcss t o behald? A reed being tossed by the
With that he approached and toucl~edthe l~icr,
InMt11:7 wind?-' *"What,
thcn, dld you go out to see?
the bearers stood still, and he said: "Young ;:y;; ;$;
A man dressed In soft garments? Why, those
;t)tk;;i14
Inan, I say to you, Gel up!"cn l%nd the dend ,T';I, 1 I :a I
8 ~ A c 1 7 : 2 a in splendid dress and existinga in luxury are in
man sat up and started to speak, and he gave ~ 7 , ~ ! ~ * ~ ~ 13:a
t
royal houscs.' Really, than, what did YOU go
him t o his mother.a Now fearg seized them
nf*u1:76
ottt to sce? A prophet?" Yes, I tell YOU, and f a r
4%
all, and they began to glorify God, saying: "A ,
*Mt 1 1 : ~ more than a prophet.'
This is he concerning
;
,:,,
g r ~ a prophet'
t
has been raised up among LE,"+ ~ . L24:iq
I
whom
it
is
written,
'Here
I
am sending forth m y
, >"1:
h1 9
I
and, "God has turned his attention to his peo- ,,II ~rl~l
~::IPI
before you," to prepare your way
"Ib:*
h l r q2
l'4'1~ messenger
0
pie.'- l7 And this news concerning him spread f:!:':!;:;?'
AI.,:I .i0':3
ahend of you," 3 :B Iten YOU, Among those born
hlt 11.10
out into dI of Ju-de'a and all the surrounding&
1 of women there i
s none greatert than John; but
;::;' ~ r 1t r.u
I . II
.11~111 2
3
co~nhy,
n pcrson that is a lesser one in the kingdomof
,
18 Now John's disciples reported3 to him ="'18:JG
I1:lI
(And all the peaGocl is grcatcr than he is.'"
about all these Ihings.' l5 So John summoned a
:
PIC
and
thc
tax0
collectors,
when
they heard
i
certain bvo of his disciples and sent thcm to the .;t,;l&
fIljs,u
decIai?ecI
God
to
be
righteous:
and were
*h~ I :!I
1 ::\z
a Closely folIou,it~gthis, BA ; OH the fallowir~gday, HCD. b Or,"thc!
* Or, 4blard." A rliflarcnt onr, NB; another, AD. mBnoBer,BA;
I
Lord." Or, "TTnlrc up!'"
Ox, "the only son.lP
Or, "him."
I I r l i lPr+t.r*ntoup, nl). d LiirmlIy, ."before your face.''
MIbM

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212

baptizedQwith the baptism of John."'

PBut the f$i%m
Pharisees md those v e m d in the law dlsw- L ~a:ra
N
g a r d d the counseP of God to thcm and were Y A c z o : n
* A @1 % ~
not baptized by him.)'
RO 10!3
31 '"With whom, therefore, shall: I cornparc
I
the men of this generation, and whom are thoy
l i l c ~ z ?"
~ They are Like young children sitting nMt n:l@
in a market-place and crying out to one nnother, and who say, 'We played tlie flute for
I
YOU, but YOU did not dance; we ~vailcd,but
YOU did not weep.'" 33 Correspondingly, John the A * t l l : 1 7
baptist has come neither eating bread nor OLII t0:34
3:1
drinlcing~ine,~but~rrusay,
'1-Ie h a s a demon." IML
M~IE:I~
"The Son of man has come eating and drink5fi::!!
ing? but you say, 'look! a man glattanous and &;:,'i!
given to drinking wine, a friend of lnxg collcc- $ii?
,!;,:, 1
tors and sinners!" 36 All the same, wisrlomm,y;:;:g,l
stands vindicatedQ by all its children.'"
.?:I
1
36 Now a certain one of the Pharisees kept
asllring him to dine with him, Accordingly, he
entered into the house" of the PIlariscc nnd rc- ' M t m
1
clined at the table. And, look! n woman" who n L i i f i a
was known in the city to be a sinner, lentmctl
that he was talcing a meal in the houw of t h e
Pharisee, and she bmught an alabaster' case ';!;:%7,
,
of perfumed oil, a s and, taking a psition behind J u l l 1 2 : s
at Ilis feet, she wept3 and started to wet his o"epSt:O
I
feel with her tears and she utould wipe them
off wilh the hair of her head.3 Also she tcndcrly 32u a1:28
1
kissedh his feet and o i I ~ dthem wilh the pc18- "PRp12i
fumed oil. an At the sight the Phnrbce thnt invited him said within himself: "This man, if
he werc n prophet,+would know who and what OJo1\ 4:19
kind of woman it is that is touching him, that
she is a sinner."' "O But in reply Jesus said to *Lul6:a
I

aL~7:4-1

hi: "'Simon,~Ihnvesornethingtosaytoyow"
"Tcachcr? say it!"
$1 "Two men were rlrhtors to a certain lender; the one fvaq in debt for Ave hundred denar'i-i,ambut the othw for CITCy. 4"Vl?cn they
did not have anything wit11 which to pay back,
hc freely forgnvc' them boil^. Thcrcforc, 1vhic1-1
of them will lave him thc inorc?" In answer
Simon sflid: "I suppose it is thc one lo whom
he freely f o r g ~ v ethe more." IIe snid to him:
"YOU j ~ d g c dcorrc~tly.'"~With that he turned
to the woman and snid to Simon:O "Do you behold this woman? I enlcrcd into your house;
you gave me no tvatcr" lor my icet. But this
woman \vet my feet with llcr tears and wiped
them off with her hair. " You gnve me no kiss;'
but this woman, from the hour that I came in,
did not leave off tenderly kissing my feet. 'Tau
did not ol1'"y
head lvi th nil;" but this woman
oiled my feet with perTumcdmoil. 4 7 By virtue
3f this, I tcI1 you, hcr sins, great though they
are," are
because she did an act of
great love; but he who is forgiven little, loves
iittle.*'oasThcn hrsaid t o h e r : "Yoorsinsare
forgiven."' " A t this those reclining at the
table 1~1thhim starter1 to say within themselves: "I%'ho js tlliij man \~rhoeven forgives
sins?"' "But he said to the woman: "Your
faith" has saved you;"o your way in peace.""
Shortly nftcrwnrds he wcnt journeying From
city to city H I I C ~ from v i l l n ~ e to village,
preaching and declaring the good news of the
kingdom of God,* And the twclve were with
hi, , %nd certain womenn that had been cured

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LUKE 8 ~ 1 1 3

214

215
LUKE 8:14-23
but these have no root; they belleve far a season, hut in a season of testing they faU a~vayP
As ior f hat tvhich fell nmong the thorns, these
nrc the ones that have heard, but, by heing
carried away by nnxictics
\vcalth and

of wicked spirits and sicImesses, Mary0 the socalled "Mag'da-Iene", from whom seven demons
:,$xll.
4P;$.I:b lii
had con= out," %ad Jo.an'navthe wife of Chu'- : ~ [ ~ f : : ~ o
za, Herod's man in charge, and Su-san'na and
M,,,:m
nlany other t m e n , who were ministering to
rrt .1 10
rrM:::s
them from their belongings.
?cn l - ' . m plcas~ams"oF
this tile, they are completely
4 Now when a great crotvd had collected tocl~olcccf
and
bring
nothing t o pcrfcction.' l5 As
"\II.
1 "1:1.15
"
gether with those that traveled to him from
n.hlicl f i : b j ]'or ilrnt on thc right soil," these are the ones
city after city, he spoke by means of an iIIustIi:lt+ alter h a ~ r I n gthe !old with a right and
tration:a' "A solver went out to SOW Ilis seed. 'F{5?,?j3
,qnncl 11rxrtP rctain it and bear fruit3 with enf
'
:
i
;
T
A
Well, as he
sowing, some of it fell nlon,gsiclo
J,u 21 : l o b cl~rfince.7'
ITPI>9 2
the road and was trampled dotvn, and Ihc birds
I '
16 "No onc, nftcr lichting a larnp,O covers it
\lr ~j:'4l
of heaven ate it upY Some other landed u p o l ~'hZ/;:j1
i IPI, li):zu will1 PI vessel or puts it underneath n bed, but
Ztc 3:lO
the rock-mass,: and, after sproutjng, it d~~iecf-""
hc puts it on n lnmpstand, that those stepping
up because of not having moislure.' ' Some 0th- $
: M r d.21
ill may llchold lhe light." *'For there is noth'A"*'!:"
!$:
er fell among the thorns, and the thorns tirat
ing hidden that will not become manifest, neiI,I\I)II;!:,:a
1.11
15
grcw up with it choked it off.# ' Somc other fc1I p
altythirlg carefully concealed* that will
"I~;,: J:?,L I
,rl::;;T
i
!
,
?
upon the good soil, and, afler sprornllng, it pronever llecaxnc known and never come into the
duced fruit a hundredfold."' As he told these "gh)q;R
11k1tlo:la
hil' d:aa
opcnBn Thcr~fore,pay attention t o how Yorr
Ihings, he proceeded to call out: 'Xet 11im Ihat
ICO4,:;
Ilslen; for whocvcr hns, morc will be given him,
om1 IS:D
has ears to listen listen.""
but whocvcr does not have, even what he imRlt' 4:0
9 Rut his disciples began to ask him what this
agines he has jvlll be tnlren away from him.""
illustrations might mean." l o He said: "To You Ahlb13:70
M r 4:10
19 NOWhis mother and brotherso came to:T , ~1I ~ . 3 3
it is granted to understand the sacred secrets of
7#itn
:1.1 I:
ward him, hut they were unable to get to him
the kingdom of God, but for the rest it is in
I
~ P C ~ U Sof
C Ih e crowd.* " 13o\wver, it was re.mt
&LC 15:
R::+L113
ill~tstrations,%
in order that, though looking, #,@
portcd
t o him: 'Your mother and your tsmththey may Iook in vain and, though hearing,
I .lb~tta:m~ r nre
s standing eutsidc wanting to see you.""
they may not get the meaning."l Naw t h c ~;;;$;;:I
a'r 3:m
h t t:j:la
t
In
lrply hc raid to them: " M y mother and
hIr'I:I,i
illustrationa+means this: The seedg Is thc word c,\r:I..'5
my brothers arc these who hear the rvord of
of God." '? Those alongside the mad w e the oms,o ; ~ , " ~ ; ~ ~ 'V112:?@ God nnr] [lo it"'
r.[P
that have heard,' then tPle Devilx" comes and ?!;:ld
.Inn
22 In the course of one of the days he .and
lakes the word away f rum their hearts in orclcr J:U 221
his
discip11)s ~ o into
t
R boat, and he said to
1
that they may not believe* and he saved."
';$:;;;I
them:
"Lel:
us
cross
to
t h c othcr side of the
" Those upon the rock-mass are ihc ones mllo, nnrl
i:ih
11r.1.15
Inkc."
So
thcy
sct
sail.*
'"~ut as they were
*>tt11:2~
hlr .1-:Ki
when they hear it, rewive the wolrl with joy,
s~lilinghe fell aslccp. Now a violent windstorm
Or, "pamhle (s) .I1
dcsccndcd upon the lalce, and they began to fill
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LUKE 8:2/'2
216
up with water and to be in danger." e4 Finally 'z:$Z
they wcnt to him and roused him, saying: "Instructor, Tnstructor: we are about to perish!""
; : 2 5%
Rousing himself, he rebuked4 the wind and the
raging of the water, and they subsided, and a
;;
calm set in. PB Then he said to them: "Where p
is YOUR P ~ j t h ? ~But
' struck with fear, they
marveled, saying to one another: "Who really
is this, for he orders even the winds ~ n dthe
watcr,O nnd they obey him?"#
Q
OJM
O8%'
3
~5
26 And they put in to shore in the country of "'4:4"
the Ger%.senes,a which is on the ~ i d copposite
Galfi.lce.+27 But as he got out onto land a cer- +%kt:?
tain man from the city who had dcmons met
him, And for a considerable time hc had not
worn clothing, and he was stay in^, not at home,
but among the
28 At the sight of Jmus
.>Mra4:1
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he cried alo~tdand fell down b c f o t ~him, and
with a loud voice he said: "What h a w I: to do
wlth you,' Jesus Son of the Most Hlgh God? I "1,!:z:,ls
beg you, do not torment" me."' 2D (For he had
been ordering the unclean spirit to come out of z$y;6;;3
Mr 5:7
t h e man. For over a long. timc it hncl held him
fast,' and he was repeatedly bound with chains *F!h?j6
and fetters under guard, but he wouId brtrst Joh5:6
the bot~dsand be driven by the demon into the
lonely places.) mJessus asked him; "What is
your name?'' Hc said: "Legion," bccause many
clcrnon~l had entered jnto him." And they OMrZ9
kept entreating' h i not to order them t o go am5:10
away into thc a b y s m s2 NOITEL herd of a con- "RQIo3
stdcrable number of minePwas feeding thcre '&:$$
BDVg; Gcr.ge.fienes', K ; Qnd.n.r~nrs',A8ya.D. Those
nf I3(>1,'n.sa,which i s now rnrirlicrl by Tl;avfnn, n ruin on the sea o f
Onl'i.leoJe cn~tcritshore, opposite Milng'(Ia,lrt, fi miles from Jordan's
nnininca into tho lake. b Or, '%ha dcepWn-Ramnn~LO : 7.
n Tter'n.satca,

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LUKE 8: 33-42
on the rn~untain;~
so they entreat4 him to permit thcm to enter into those: And he gave them
pcrrnission. "en the demons went out of the
man and entered into the swine, and the herd
rushed over the precipice into the lalce and
dromnedao But when the herders saw what
had happened, they fled and reported it to the
city and to the countryside.'
35Then people turned out to sct3 what had
happened, and they came to Jesus nnd found
thc man from whom the dcmons came out,
clothcd and in his sound mind: slttlng at the
feet of Jcsus, and they became S e n r f ~ l ,iM' ~Those
who had seen it reportedn to them how the
demon-possessed3 man had been made we1l.a'
Sa all the multitude from the surrounding
country of the Ger'a.senesl' asked him to get
away from them, because they were in the grip
of rea at fear." Then he wcnt aboard the boat
and turned away. "However, Ihc man from

whom the demons had gone out kept begging

to continue with him; but he dismissed the man,
h
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saying:"
YQ"Be
on your
wny
baclc
home, and
~
~
~
~
~
3
kcep on relating what thjngs God did for you."P
Accordingly he went away, p r o c 1 a f rn i n g"

t t h r ~ t t g h o ~the
~ t whole city" what things Jesus
did SOC him.'
40 When Jesus got back, the crowd received
him kindly, for they were all expecting him."
But, look! a man named Ja9.nt.s came, and
this man was a presiding officer.' of the s p a Rogue. And he fell at tlre feet of Jcsus and began to entreat him to entcr into his house,"
bccause lw had an only-bcgclttcnc daughter
about twelve years old and she was dying,*

Oi; "had bccn snved."

See reitse 28, foalnotea.

Or, ('nn only."

LUKE 8 :43--55
As he was going the crowds t h m g ~ dhim.' eMrS-*
And R woman, subject to a flow of blood3 for 3hmE
twclvcl ycnrs, who had not h c n able l o get a
9:l
cure" from anyone:
approached I'rom hchind "Lu
t-, ~ 9.20
t
and touchcd the fringe*('of his outcr gnrmont,' ,E;:;fk
and instantly her flow of blood stopped. " So *rnltg:zl
lllr 5 27
Jesus said : "Who was it thnt touchrd me?""ClhIr
5.30
W h e n illey were all denying it, Peter snid : "Instructor," the crowds3 are hemming you in and ?k;$;l:
closely pressing you."" 'Tet Jestls sr~id:"Some- -Xr 5391
onc touchcd me, for I perceived that p o ~ v c r ~ 5:17
r.
went out of me."" 47 Seeing that sllc Ilnd not ' + ~ 5.32
mcnpcd notice, the woman came trembling and
re11 clown before him and disclosed bcfollc all
tho people the cause for which she touched him
and how she was healed instantly." 4 Y But he Dh'r5:33
said to her: "Daughter, your faith has made
$ISa 1:I?
you wef1;b" go your way in p e a c ~ . " ~
.M t 9:22
49 Wbfle he was yet speaking, a certain ~ e p -n%r5:34
resentative of the presiding officer of thc s p a gogcte came, saying: "Your d n u ~ h t e rhas died;
do not bother the teacher any longer.'" 0
0
1
1 ;y;z;$5.,,
Ilearing this, Jesus answered him: "Have no hfrs:<G
Rn 4.17
f a , only put forth faith: and shc will
be,;>$$:;
saved."
When he reached the house he did ,1011 IL:II
60
not ict anyone go in with him cxmpt Peter and AA,c 713.3g
JoIzn m d James m d the girl's father and mother." na 'nut people were all weeping nncl beating ";:!3g:$h
tl~emselvesin grief for her. So 11c said: "Smr nLu~7 3~4 r s :
~vecgjng,for she did not die but is sleeping."" .lob m . 1 3
22.56
At this they began to laugh at him scornfully, 21-11
*Wc 2:7
becnuse they lmew she had died.* " But he took ~ ~ ~ &
her by thc hand and called, saying: "Gir1,O get J,O,3:;4
up!""" " And her breathdArctur~led,and she +;;;f:.;l

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and performing cures evcry~vhcrc.~

7 Now I-Icrod the district rulermhcnl*d of a11
thc t11in~;shappening, md he wns in rea at perpluxity because of iis bcing said by somc that
John had been raised up from thc dead,' but
l>y otlicrs that Elijah had appuarPd, hot by still
others thnt some prophet of men of ancient
times had risen.a "Hcrod snid: "3011n I beheucled.' Who, then, is this about whom I nrn
hcaril~gsuch things?" So he wns scckhg" a
chance ta see him.
10 And ~ v l ~ ethe
n apostles rchrncd they recountecl to him what things they had done. With
that he toolc them along rind witlldrew to privacy* into a city called B~eth.sn'i~da.'JI But the
crowcls, getting to Icnow it, followed him. And
he reccivcd them kindly and began to speak to
IICWS

hTr k12

{E

219
LUKE 8 :56-9: 11
rose6 instantly, and he ordered o me thing to be
given her to eat.' ""Well,her pnrcnis wcrc beside thcmsckes; but be instructed them to tc13
no one what had happened.
Then he called the twelve tojiethcr nnd gave
them power and authority'' ovcr all t h e dcmans nnd to cure0 sicknesses.'' "nd so 11c sent
ihcm forth to preach Zllc kingclom'"of God and
to hml," ' and he said to tIlcrn: "Carry nothing
For the trip, neither staff nor food-pouch' nor
Ijrcnrl, nor silver money; ' ncif,Ilcr Iinvc two unYOU enlcr into n
[ I ~ ~ i ~ g r ~ ~ ~ t But
n ~ n wl~crcvcr
ts."
IIOIIIC, stay thcre and Ieava from there.' Wnd
~ v l l ~ r r people
v ~ r do not receive you, on going
0111of
: Zhat city3 shake thc dust off Youlr fcct
for the purpose of a mritness ngainst them.",:
'; Then starting out they lvcnt through thc territoiof from village to village, declaring. the good

01;"tho tc'tmrclz"; sea Luke 3 :1,foatnotaacld.

LUKE 9: 12-22
220
them about the kingdom of God, and he henlcd
those needing a cure? l2Thcn the day started "Zf2?44
to decline. The twelve now came up and said to J o h s : 2
him: "Dismiss the crowd, thnt they may go into
the vlllagcs nnd countryskle round about and
procure lodging and find provisions, because
out here nJe are in a lonely place."Ql3But he Oi:!
Gi5:
said to them: "You give them something to Joh6:5
eat."' They said: "We have nothing more thnn '2x1 4:42
five loaves and two fish~s,"unless perhaps we @r",uAl;?
ourselves go and buy foodstuffs for all thew
people."' They were, in inct, about five thou- u$:+$&7
sand men, But he said to his disciples: "IInve d o h ~ : 9
them recline as at meaIs, in groups of about
fifty each.'" "'"And they did so and had them u3:;4ii9
G:10
all recline, lU Then taking the five loaves and
the two flshes he looked up to heaven, bIcsscd
them and bmke them up and began to give
them to the disciples to set before the crowd."'
So they an ate and were ~atisfied,and the soh 6:11
surplus that they had was taken up, twelve
0PS
2 ~I*:=
1
4:44
baskets of fragments."
18 Later, while he was prayjng alone, the dis- GE,I,':iy
ciples came together to hirn,fi and he questioned ~ u h G : l 3
them, saying: "Who are the crolvdts saying
MT 8:n
that I am?"'"lPIn reply thcy said: "John t h e AMtlR13
Baptist; but others, Elijak,band still others, thnt
some prophet of men of ancient times has aMt n s : ~
5%
risen."P "Tl~cnhe said to thcm: "You,thougtl, r PlIr
h ~ 3Br15
t
,
who do YOU say I am?" Petcr said in rcply :' ,;!f,6::
"The Christ@of Cod." Then in a stem tall< ~~~~~~~6
to them I-re instructed them not t o be tcIling
this to anyW y , " '? but said : "The Son of mnn r$v; ~ $ 0
must undergo many suffcringP and be rejected olio s:is
a Or, '(tho di~cipleawere with him,'' nut B rends: "The disciples
vanre upon I~rm.'' bElijah, Jt"s'Hnax;meRning W y God is Jabs'.

221
LUKE 9:2333
by the alder men of influence and chSef priests
nHna:2
and scribcs and be kiIled and on the third' day
be raised up."'
'~~~~~~~
23 Then he went on to say to all: "If anyone
aX.u12:9
wants to come after me, Jet him disownmhimself and pick up his torture stakesa day niter
z2;;:pg
I
day and follow me c ~ n t i n u a l l y?+
. ~For whorver
I
14:27
l l it; but whoa j ~ , l~o,11 wants la stwe his s o u l ~ ~ w ilose
ever loses his soulb for my sake is the one thnt
t
a man benefit
?g;: will s w e ItBAReally, w h ~ does
J01) 1 2 . s hirnsclP if hc gains the wholc world but loses
his own self ar suffers darn~ge?O2 D For whoever
og$$.$6
bccornes nshatned of rnc and of m y tvords, the
hTrH:3fi
,\c I:IS
Itr15:7
Son of rnnn will be ashamcd of this one whca
he arrlves in his glory and that of the Father
and of the holy angels,' But I tell uou trutlz'$;\0$3
2Tlz:la
fully, There are some of those standing here
that will not taste clcath at all until first they
see th c Icin ~ d o m
of God. "m
;m
;
m
;;
28 In nctual fact, about eight days nfter these
words, hc took Peter nnd John and James along
and climbed up into a mountain to pray.'
"ML17:l
Mr n:2
lrI.:n34:~ 2Wnd as he was praying the appearance" of
his face became different and his apparcl becarnc glitteringly bright.c* "'
Also, look! two
w r 9:3
men wcrc conversing wit11 him, who were Moses
and Ell j a l ~ , ~31' These appeared with glory m d
;:42 $!: began
tnllring about his departured that he mas
.
otAa9:44 destined9 to fuEfiTl at Jerusalem.
Now Pcter
and Zhose with him were weighed down wit11
OMt

"Lua2:E

;31
rof3:i
2 1% I :16
IJO

3:2

slecp;Vbut whcn they gat: fully awake they saw

his ~ 1 o r f and t h e two men standing with him.
33 And as these were b e j n ~
separated from him
Peter snid to Jesus: "Instructor, it is line for us

See Appendix tmdrr hhtbhew 10 : 3A. b 010,

"life?' * Or, "rvhitc,''
Or, "exit; rleceose"; as at Eebrews 11 CI: 22; 2 Peter 1:15.

223
"Lu 21:7

to be here, so let us erect three tents, one for

you and one for Moses and one for Elijah," he
not realizing what he was sayingb at Brat as he
was saying these things a cloud formed and
began to cover them protectingly. As they entered into the cloud, they became fearful.'
And a voice came out of the cloud: saying:
2:7
"This is my S D ~the, one
~ that has been chosen. mPs
xDc 3835
Listen" to him."# S%d as the voice occurred Isa 421
Jesus was found alone." Brat they kept quiet 'hItA C 3:za
3:17
3:22
and did not report to anyone in those days m y Lu
Joh 13:28
'Mt
17:s
of the things they saw+U
LIr 9:s
17:9
37 On the succeeding day when they got "hlt
All' 9:9
down from the mountain a. great crowd met
him." "And, look! a man calIed out from the
crowd, saying: "Teacher, I beg you to take a
look at my son, because he is my onlyv-begotten,b+ 3"d,
behold! a spirit* takes him, and
suddenly he cries out, and it throws him into
convulsions with foam, and it scarcely withdraws f ~ o mhim after bruising him. "And 1
begged your disciples to expel it, but they could
not."" In response Jesus said: "0 faithless
and perverted generation, how long must I continue with YOU and put up with YOU ? Lead your
son over here."" 48But even as he was approaching, the demon dashed him to the gmund
and violently convulsed him. However, Jesus
rebuked the unclean spirit and healed the boy
and delivered him to his father.' 'Well, they
all began to be astounded at the glorious powera of Gad.
Now as they were all marveling a t all the
things he was doing, he said to his disciples:
44 "Give lodgment t o these words in YOUR ears:
a

Or, "at the majesty.')

Or, "my only one."

LUKE 9:45-55

for the Son of man is destinedmto be delivered

into the hands of men."" "' ut
they continued
without understanding of this saying. In fact,
it was concealed from them that they might
not see through it, and they were afraid to
;:;92 question him about this saying."
46 Thcn a matter on which to reason entered
among them, namely, Who would bea the greatest of i l ~ e r n ?*' ~J e u s , knowing the reasoning
;
O L U ~ of
~ ~ t Jh ~ i rheartsla took a young child, set it beside him* "* and said to them: "Whoever xe'
this young child on the basisc" of my
;nfr9:37; ceives
name
~ C C C ~ Vme
~ S too, and wl~oever receives
J O I l 12 44
A C S : ~ ~me receives him also that wnt me forth. For
he that conducts hirnselE as a lesser one among
"ftls:4
all of YOU is the one that is" great.""
h l r 9:37
OLu17:13
49 In response John said: " h s t r u c t o ~ ,we
~
#~u10:17 saw a certain man expelling demons* by the
*NU f l : use
~
of your name and we tried to prevent" him,
=Mr9:38
because he is not followingc wit11 m."' "But
Jesus said to him: "Do not m u men trv to m e A$E;2;iventAhim, for he that is not against Y&U i i f o r
"Aft 17:22
Mr 931

1l-ii5:39
QI?t1250

1 for

YOU.''+

51As the days were now coming to the full

him to be taken up,a+he firmlyset his face
11
;9?
,;.;
3:16 to trawl to Jerusalem. 52 So he sent forth meso J ~ s 2 : w s e n g e r ~ahead
~
of him, And they went their
way
and
entered
into a village of Sa.mar'i.tans:
mk;
to make preparation for him; 5 3 but they did
not receive him, because his face was set for
730h 4:9
OLU 1 4 : ~traveling to Jerusalem." 6 4 T h e n the discipleso
uNr 3:17 James and John* saw this they said: "Master,&
";$
:!$* do you want us to tell fire* l o come down from
Ee 13:13 heaven and annihilate them?'' " But he turned
LUII:~

a Or1 '(Who was." b Or, "is to be.''

#~~eension,j'
e Or,"Lmd,"

OrJ "going,"

Or, "for his

LUKE 9: 56--10:6
224
and reproved them. So they traveled to a
diderent village.
57 Now as they were traveIlng on the road
somcone snid to him: "I will follow you to
wherever you may departanUOR And Jesus said "Mts:19
to him: "Foxes have dens and birds of heaven
have roosts, hut the Son of man has nowhere
to lay down his head."* Thcn hc said to an- AMes:zo
other: "BFmy follo\ver." The man said: "Permit me limt to leave and bury my fnther."o oMt%al
" But he said to him: "'Let thc dmd' bury their 'Fu;e,Z,':21
dead, but you go away and declare abroad the
kingdom of God."@ And still another said: mMP s : a
"I wlll follow you, Master;&but Brst permit me
to sny good-bye" to those in my household."'" ' ~ ~ l J
02Jesus said to him: "No man that has put
his hand I o n plowu and looks n t the thin- be- q"klJ
hind' is well fitted for the kingdom of God.""
After these things the Master' desig- '"c'"'
I
24:l
nnted swentyCn others nnd sent them *F
dX
u 31:18
forth by twos in advance of him into every city
and phce to which he himself was going to
come. 'Then he began to say to tlicrn: "The
I
harvest:4 Indeed, is great, but the workers' are p
i
;
$
:
g
few. Therefore b e p the Master of the harvest ;;yhy;
t o send out worl<ers"into his hawsat, "0 forth. *dcr 9'.ifi
1228
Look! I am sending YOU forth as lambsg in AM1Co10:18
among woIves. 'Do not carry a purse, nor a
food-pouch,' nor sandals, ancl do not embraceC iQi9
anybody in greeting along the road, Wherever "z1u4:29
YOU enter Into a house say first: 'May this
house l~nvepeace.'* O And jf a SriendQf peace A1saaS:D
Mt 1o:la
is there, y a m peace will rest upon him."ut
if J-u9.4
2W:fP
no such one is there, it will turn b ~ c kto Y O W . " JJoh
F~~!:I~
a Ors r r I ~ r d ?b Or "bo~~se."
ORc~cnty,WyP; ~cventg-two,BDVg

10

'T:

ByCea. d

Lilcmlly, Ason!"

Or, ""it,"

LUKE 10:7-19
' M t l O : l l ? S o stay in that house,'eating and drinking the
: " ~ ~ l things
~ o i ~ they provide: for the worker' is worthy
ICO 9:4
of
his wnges, Do not be transferring from hause
l('o 9 9 4
III,.~F~:IJ
"Also, wherever YOU cntcr lnto a
to
city and they receive YOU, eat* the tlllngs set
" 2
'?lofr4 : a before m u , " nnd curen the sicke ones in it, and
go on telting them: 'The b a d o m " of God has
"wa2:44
nlt 3:z
liu 10.8
come near to YOU,' l-ut
whcrcver YOU cnter
QLl19:5
into n city ~ n dthey do not receiveo YOU, go
out into its broad ways and say: l1 'Even t h e
dust that got stuck to our feet from YOUR city
we wipe O M against YOU.' Nevcrthclcss, keep
'2;
AC 18.6
this in mincl, that t h e kingdom of God has come
near.' '" I tell aou that it will be move cndur*Ln 4.6
~ cxe
k is:@ able for Sodtoma in that day tl~nnfor that city,
225

13"Woe to you, Cho.ra'zin!" Woe to you,

Beth.s~'I.da!O~~
because if the pou~erful worla
that havc talten place in YOU had taken place in
"AC":*
Tyre and Zi'don; they would long ngo have repented sitting In ~nclrclothand ashes, l4 Consequently,
it will be mare endurable for Tyre
* ~i1:22
t
and Zi'don In thc judgment than SOT I-OU,' And
OGE 11:4
you, Ca.pcfna.um, will you perhaps be exnltccf'l
i'I,u 1F:23
to heaven? Do\m to HadesR" you will come!@
A,,s,,T
16 "He that listens' t o YOU Iistcns to me too.
And hc that disregards YOU disregards me too.
' ;\+Fi$O
-lob 5 : ~
Moreover, he that disregards mc disregardse
IUII 13:m
~ I O 12:4?
~ I
also him that sent me forth."
.Io:I 15:23
r r h 4:5
17 Then the seventyb returned with joy, saying: "Mnstcr,a even the demons nre made sub'hCl6:lg
ject' to us by the use of your name," At that
fiil,u 2 2 3
14:rz he said to thcrn: "I began to behold SnlanD
011 12:31
already fnllcn" like lightning from heaven.
:;,,I,
l e Look! I have glven YOU the authority to tram1:
,
$
$24
- l:-I4
La-u 0:10

ES?z5
,

1 1 1 ~

IFn'dw,

KRhJm; Slte'ol, JTml&.

b Seventy, MSyF; amenty-two,
01; "Lo~d,"

1111 V g S y T 4 G .

LUKE 10:20-28

226

ple underfoot serpents and scorpions,' m d over

all the power' of the enemy,m and nothing mill g:,'Fi;"&
by any means do YOU hurt. "Nevertheless, do E(;c:t:la
1's !)?.I3
not rejoice over this, that the spirits arc mndc
subject to YOU, but rejoice because uowa namesA
have been inscribed in the h e a ~ m s . ' ) ~In that :k; $;!2
very hour he became overjoyedo in the holy ;zTf;,i:s
spirit and said: "I publicly praise you, Fnthcr, ;;;; ;;
Lord of heaven and earth, because you have 11,,1? 12:m
carefully hidden these things from wise+ and El:??'
intellectual ones, and have revealed them to Pi:l.k\',:,T:
bnbcs."' Yes, O Father, because to do thus ,;;:;J;f::,
came to be the way approved9 by you. All 3 ~ t c
things have been delivereda to me by my Father, and who the Son is no one 1rnott.s but the
Father, and who the Father is, no one knows' mJa"c",$;s
but t h e Son, and he to whom the Son is willing
to reveal him."
23 With that he turned to the disciples by
themselves and said: "Happy are the eyes that
behold the things aou are beholding." "'For I "Mtla:la
cay to YOU, Many prophetso m d kings desired* ?$:T:g
to seen the things YOU are beholding I)ut did not
$!;;:;~
;l
scc them, and to hear the things Tau are hearing but did not hear them."
25 Now, look! a certain man versed In the
LaiP rose up, to test" him out, and said: akltP:m
31CoIO:0
'Teacher, by doing what shall I inherit eveir
Insting life?"@ He said to him: "What Is writ- ~ L 1U~ 1 8
ten in the Law?' How do you rend?" " In nn- +$
::t
swer 11c said: " ' Y ~ u m u s tlove Jehovah&your my)p
God witbyour whole-heart m d with your wholc y
1p,;;

end-wit11 y w ~hole-strength?-~md~with
nLu 1(i:x9
your whole-mindlo
v d , 'your. neighbor' as "ni'l?;?:
yourself.' "' 2 s He said to him: "You nnsrvcrcd
drt~ornh,Jy.m*12-1B~21;
the Lord, KBA. b Or, 'life?'
$oulb

LUKE 10:29-39
correctly; 'keep on doing thh and you will get
Wre 2P:ll life.' "*
.lnli 17:s
c;ta:ia
29 But, wanting to provemhlmself righteous,
y t u 18:14
the man said to Jesus: "Who really is my neigh,71du10:s
30 In reply Jesus said: "A certain man
'Zu 1G:1.?
OLMfs:33 was going down from Jerusnlcrn to JerichoQ
3 3 : ~ and fclIn among robbers, who both strlpped him
and gave him a b c n l i n ~ ,and went olT, Icaving
him half-dcad. Now, by coincidence, a certain
priest was golng down over Ihnt rond, but,
when he saw him, he wcnt by an the opposite
side. " Lilrewise, a Levite also, when he got
dervn to The place and snlv him, \vent by on the
opposite sicle. '' Bctt n certain SamaritanoAtrav,
eling the mad came down to him and, at seeing
him, he was- moved with pity. " [ S o he ap4iso1:6
proached
him and bound up his woundsr4pourm L u 165
+Jns5:ie ing oils' and wineCupon them. Then he mozrnted
EJuh 2:3
him upon his own beast and blmoughthim to m
inn and took carc or hlm, : ' U n d the next day
he took out two de.ntir'i.i,lLgave tlzem to the fnnkeeper, and said: 'Tnlce care of him, and whatever y y o spend besides this, I will repay you
when I come ~ R C I C he1.e.""' W h o of thcse three
to you to hnvc made himself neighbop
;&;$g seems
to the man that fell among the robbtrrs?" H e
said: "The s n c t h a t nclcd mercifully toward
him" Jesus then said to him: "Go your way
'J~h13:17 and be doing' the snme yourself.'"
38 Now as they were journeying he entered
into a certnin village, Here EI certain woman
reccived
~
$ named
~ Marthao'
~
~
i him as
~ guest into the
house. "' 'This woman also had a sisteF called
y o h38:3
=:I Mary,O who, however, sat dorm at the feet' of
~ !~ ' the Master" and kept listening to his word.

227

'Acm5

~:,~

"

Equaling 34e or la. 5d. Or,'%ord!'

LUKE 10:40--11:8

228

1s:B
Martha, on the other hand, was distrnctednlan?:sr
with attending to many dutics. So, she came
near and said: Waster," does it not matter" to AMr4*
"Eyi:?
- 0: :
you that my sister has left mc alone to attcnd to
M f h l1:24
t h i n ~ s ?Tell
~ her, therefore, to join 1n helping o t u 8 : 3
I
1.7
JI~P1:G
rne.jV1 In answer the Mastern sdd to her:
JJO :v::z
1.10 5-14
"Martha, Martha, you are anxjo-' and dis- +lco7:%
ealtr:7
turhcd about many things.@ " A fcw things; :!$t4$m
thouglz, are needed, or just o m b For her part,
+Mtm
Mary chose5 the good" portion: ~ n itd will not
be taken away from her."
"ME1533
Now on the oecasfon of his being in a
certain place praying, when he stopped,
a&\$&Q
a certain one of his disciples said to him:
mTsk44:3
"Mmter,' teacho us how to pray,' just as John
8-19
also taught his disciples." Then he said to ~ $ ; , ~ l ~ Woh
"Mt 9.32
~$9&4
~t i'l a
Ehcm: "Whenever YOU pray? any, 'Father, let .fas4:3
your name be sanctified.' Let your kingdom &,C,'[?:
"he
us our bread' for the day accord- Ag;3$,j3,i1,
ing to thc day's requirement. And forgive us Fa%';;,"
;$;5
Mr ; l : x
OLII.
for we ourselves also forgive everyE~;z&
one that is in debt" to us; and do net bring us e o n z:ia
ng;;2jp
nn 7:14
into temptation.' "*
3 l t 6:10
5 Furtl~erhe said to them: "Who of YOU will '"
IS^
""
51.14
~ P 712:4
S9 3
have R friend" and WEN go to him a t midntght OT.U
zpf
and sny to him: 'fiend, loan me three lonves, $:;:,?
bMr8:20
a bacnuse R friend of mine haq just come to me
on R journey and I have nollifng to sct bcfore M~$;6&&M sn3
L
22:16
him'? And that one from inside says In reply: Lu
ICO 10:13
'Quit making me trouble.' Tfle dooP fs already $
+"~;3:%c$z : 2 2
:":,
loclced, and my young children are with me in ?$g;$
bed; 1 cannot rise up and give you anything.' ~ r I - i : 6
I teII YOU, Although he will not rise up and
17:21
Jnh 3.2
givts lrim anything because of being his friend,
IrMt j2':Z9
{!;'?:
" Or, F'Lnrd." h ACVgSyCP4arcarl : "Ono tIiiag, though, is nee-

ZE::;,

11

:Y;

ULU

sary," But HB and other texts rend aa ~ b o v o .

certainly because of his bold persistenceohc will

get up and give him what thinm he eccds. Accordingly I say t o YOU, Keep on asking,"and it
will Ire given YOU ; keep on s~clting,~
and YOU will
find; kcep on knocking, <mdit will be opened to
YOIT.l o For everyone asking receives, and weryone seelring finds, and lo everyone lrnoclcing it
will be opend, Indeed, whrch father is there
among You who, if his son* asks for n. fish, will
perhaps hand him a serpent instead of a Bsh?
" Or if he aIso asks for an egg, will hand him a
scorpion? "herefore, if YOU, nlthough being
wWicI~ed,know how to give goodmgll'is to YOUR
childl.cn, how much more so will t h e Father in
hcnven give holy spiriv to those asking him!"
14 Later he lvas expelling a dumb" clemonP
After the demon came out, the dumb m m spoke.
And the crowds marveled. 'But certain ones of
Ihctn said: "He expels the demons by mcans
of Re.eI'ze.bub"O the rulcr of ihe dcmons."'
However, others, to tempt h!m,began seeking a signo out of heaven from him. Knowing
their imaginations he said to them: "Every
lringdorn divided against itself comes to desolationlo m d a home dividecl against itself faElsaA
l%o if Satan is also dividetl ngainst himself,
how wiIl his kingdom stand?O Becnusc! You say
I expcl the demons by means of Be.el'~a.bub.~
i"I1!
it h by means of Be.elrze.bubRI expel the
demons, by whom do POUR sons" cxpel Ihern?
Because of this they will bc judces of YOU.
r n But if it is by means of God's finger@I expel
the demons, the kingdom of God I~nsredly
overtalcen ~ o u . ~ ~ ' W haestrong
n
man," well
armed, guards his palace, his properties con-

LUKE 11:2222
230
tinue in peace. " 'Et when one stronger' than 'it;

:iB12

he is comes against him and conquersa him, he ;:;;;;is

takes awny his fuU armamcnt in which he was 3ri.l rz:n
trwzsting, and he divides oilt thc things he despoiled him af. 23 I+ that is not on my side is
against me, and he that does not gather wit11
me s c a t t c r ~ . ~
nMt
J I ! ) ~12:m
t~:za
24 "'When an melean spirit comes out of n
man, it passes throulgh parched places in search
of refrcshment, and, after iinding none, it says:
'I wjll return t o my house out of which I
moved.'" 'n And on arriving It finds it swept nML12:4a
clcnnri ~ l n dndorned. ?" Then it gms its way and
takes along scven diffemntl'spjrits more wickecl
than Itself, and, after getting inside, they dwell
there, nncl the final circumsl,nnces of that man
124
bccome worst, than the first."o '7 NOWas he tvns
saying tl~csethings a certain woman out of the
cro~vdraised her voice and gaicl 1:o him: "Happyo is the womb' that carried you and the
brensts that you ~ucked!'~%uButhe said: "No, L U r:.IN
rather, 1tnppy are those hcnring the ~vordl~
of R$;
I
God and I<ecpjng it!"
Isn 4s 1'1
hl l 7 . 3
28 Whcn the crowds were mnssjng together, hrt
I:!;?"
he started t o say: "This generation is a wiclcerl 'I""':"''
generation; it looks for a slgn."But no sign will '!T:t,':G
I1:32
bc givcn it except the sign of J ~ n a h". ~For just
as Jonah" bccame a sign to t l ~ cNinevites, jn
":l;nl;im$
tIlc same w ~ will
y
the Son of Inan be also to
this gencrntion," s1 The queen* of the south will
be raisecl up In the judgrncntRwith the men of ~ I , U ~ ? : . S O
this generation and will condemna them; be- ~ ~ 2 : l
causc she came from the ends of the earth to o,rna 1o:zs
hear the wisdom of Sololnon,c"but, loolr! some- ":t:!?:f
thing moren than SoIornon is here. The men !;\"&O

fe;;:fl

Cnoccupi~d,swept clem, D. b Or,"ntller."

231
LwKl3 11:3-3
nf Nineveh wlll rise in the judgment with this
generation and will condemn it; beenust! they
1.cpcntcd at what Jonahq preachcdib but, loot!
9
:fill l ~ : . l 1 someilling moreP fhnn Jonah is here. :'%fter
al-u 11:3n ligllting a lamp; n person puts it, not in n vnult
. ~ ~ 6 : nor
~ s undcr a measuring basket, but: upan the

:j:;il:i$ 11 1:y Iiunpstmd,' tlmt thosc stepping in may bvhoId

~ I I C jiglit. 34 Tile 3:mp of the body is your cyeFv

CVhcn your eye is sincere,n your whole body is
also bright;' but whcn it is bad,b your body Is
"$:,?~j:~
dark.3* ""c
alert, therefore. Perhaps thr!
ti;$f;;hnlso
"art f ; : 2 ~
] i ~ h that
t
is in you is clru.lcness.' *':Thcrclorq
2Lu ?::52
.:~IL ~ : ; 7 it your whole bocly" is bright with no pnrt at
311 dark, it rvill all be as brlgtltn as when a Itlmp'
CI,u I:,:#
gives you light by its rays."
37 When he had spolrcn this, a Phnsisce rea u 7 ! m qu~stedhifntodinc~
with hirn.So hewentinnnd
reclined at the table. '* I-Io\vever, the Pllarisee
was surprised n1: sccing that he did no1 Ilrsst
"1
wnsh'!0 before the dinner. "'But l l ~ eMnntcrli
said to hirn: "Now YOU Pharises, YOU cleanse
J I
thc outside of thc cup and dish, but thc inside*
:
G.\C 3::~;
of YOU is full of plundcr and wicl~cdness."~
'* Unc,alL ::2s
L l r c l l;lj:!FJ reasonable3 persons! he that made Ihp outside"
.nzll, a:i:,c,
mndc also the insirlc,did he not? "'Ncvcrlheless,
?$! Ffim R ~ V Cas giftsJ"01 mercy the things that are in:
side, and, loolz! all elhcr things are claan'' n h u t
YOU.@ But woe to you Pharis~es,because sou
give the tenth of the mint and the na and of
ORa.ltl:2 cvcry other vegetable," but YOU pass by the
nIdu16:13 j~~stice'
and the love' of God! These things you
wcrc under ohligntion to do, but those other
things not t o omit." 4 x Woe to YOU Pharisees,
'Mt23:23
J 011 'i:24

e p I~1'1~18

--

e t)r, u*siiiipI~
1 ntl one wny ;
forns; pnmns!' b
I~II\*~Du~
c .Ljtcr~Hy,
"
"he I ~ I I Snrbl fl~utbnptized"

IJr, '*lo YOU,"

in

Or,"judp~l~ent."

Or, "wicked;
Or, "Lord!'

LUKE 11:44-53
232
because you love the front seats in the syna-

233

12

4 5 h a m e r a certain one of those versed* OCU1O:*

in the Law said to him: "Teacher, In saying
these things you also insult us." Then he said:
"'Woe also to YOU who are versed in the Law,
because YOU load men with IoadsO hard ta .Ocne:s
be borne, but YOU yourselves do not t o ~ ~ c h
the loads with one of POUR fingers? I r Woe to '*t=4
YOU, because YOU build the memorial tombs of
the prophets, but YOUR forefathers killedn @J,Joh7:25
them!" 4SCertainlyyou are witnesses of the ""23:n
deeds of YOUR forefathers and yet YOU give
consent to them, because these killed" the 'Ac7:Ba
prophetsb but YOU are buiIding thdr tombs.
I
On this account t h e wisdom" of God also said :
!
i
7
,
1
'I will send forth to them prophets and apoeties: and they will kill and persecuteo some of o~ ~At1:2
C
t
them, so that the blood a1 all the prophets" *l*lH:z4
spilled from the world's fot~ndation~
may be re- OLU
quired fmm this generation, '' from the bIood ,IJ,~ 11:~
of Abelou clor~m to the blood of Zech.a.ri'ahc'"g $&
I
who was slain between the altar and the A2ch24:2Q
house.'@Yes, I tell YOU, it will be req~lilrdfrom OZCh 24:a1
this generation. "'
T'Voe to aov who arc versed in
the Law, because YOU took away the key of
knowledge;@mu yourselves did not go in, and "RQ a:20
those going in m hindered!"" So rvhen he 'Mt
went out from there the scribes and the PhariI
see$ started in to press upon him terribly and OLU l":If
to ply him with questions about further things,

"z

of assembly?' a Literally, "killed them."

lying in watt for him, to catcho something out

of his mouth,
In the meantime, when the crowd had
gathcred togcther in so many thousnnclsn that thcy were stepping upon one another, he started out by saying first to his dis~1.a13:21 cipics: "Watch out for thc yeastD of the PhariBut there is nothing
0
. ~ T 'L l: ~ f i SPCS, which js
ntr
cnrcfully conccnlcd that d l 1 not be revealed,
that will no1 become known."
' ~ : ~ :and
$Whcmfore
, ~secret what
things YOU say in the darknlr.1,I.U H 1.1
i(:o JI:L
ncss will IR heard in thc light," and what YOU
whispcro jn private morns will be preached on
* ~ t l a : r n the housetops.' "orcover
1 say to You, my
nf,It 14:IIl
friends,'-' Do not fearn ~ I I O S who
~
kill the body
~ J u I 15:14
I
OLtl 21:2lj
and after this are not able t o do anything
&Lull :,L.-,
more," But I will indicate to YOU whom to
fcnr: Fearo him who after killing has authority
Jlull.l,l!:'<~to throw into Gebhen'nn.flm+
Ycs, I tell YOU, fea19
OJ,,p.(I>
ri~;::!? this One, " Plvo sparrows sell lor two coins of
cnl'l 2!r:%d
small vnlue,0 do i l ~ e ynot? Yct not one of them
faraotlen before Gad: But even the hairs*
;y$,;,t:p;a;:goes
of Y O U I ~hcnds are all numbercd. Have no fear:
YOU are worth more 1han many sparrows.'
A C z i:n I
*ML IO:Jt
8 "I sny, then, to YOU, Everyone that achow1f0:8 c A ~ c s . : his ~ c E I c F in me before men, the Son of
man will also acknowledge his belief in him
bclorc the angels of God.A PBut he that dis&
:;1,nguz otvnsq
a ~ 22:(i1
MC beCorc men will be disowned before
Ihc ~tngelsof G0d.O And everyone that says a
OLW
21"12:12
n:ar,
word against the Son of man, it will be forgiven
I J 2.23
~
him; but he that commits blaspl~emyagainst

m L u ~ : a Onr

gogues and the greetings in the market-places.fa0 aMt 2 3 1

4 + Woe to you, becaw vow are as those memorial3 tombs which w e not in evidence, so that QLua4!@
men walkupon themand donot hotvit!'" **tm:n

* Or, "places

LUKE 11:54-12 :10

d i ~ , ,

plivaq?:
.itrrnlly, "in n i ~ ~ i n ( l s . " Ot., "in pnblio; nitlio~~t
Litrrnlly, 'Lnpenk into tlrc cnr:' d See Elnttl~ew 5 : 22, ootnolec
l~iternlly,"for l\vo ns.sn'ri.n79n11ns.sntri.on equnli~~g
3h fartl~ings

LURE 12:11-21
234
the holy sptrtt will not be forglven '.ti
But 'gtr\s;gs'
~
when they hrlng YOU in before public assem- I J S:JO
bliesa and government oflJcjnls and ~uthorities,
do not become anrious about hotv or wllat"
-;M;
E;:!
YOU will spcnk in defense or what YOU will say;" I , , ~~ I :I I
l2 for the holy spirit' will tcnclz" you in that A!il:h"7:2:
n11'0 5:7
very hour 1h e things YOU ought to say."*
13 Thcn a certain one of thc crowd said to
him: "T~.ncl~cr,
tall my brother to divide the inheritance with me." ' W e said to him: "Man,
lRbSB
who appointed me judge" or npporlionerc over 'Job
A* 7 : 2 i a
YOU P C ~ ' S O ~ S ? "lDThcnhe said 1.0 Ihcrn: 'a
on
the alert and on guard against every kind of
covet~usness,~
because even whm R person has 3Pr28:la
an abundance his lifeCdoes not result from the lJnh3:30
things Re possesses."* "W
' hti
thnt. hc spoke m "'T1B:T
ill~~strationdl"
to them, saying: "The land of a 8Lula:a
certain rich man produced well. Consequently, he began reasoning within hirnsclf, saying:
'What sl~allI do, now that I have! nowhere to
gather my crops?' l8 So he said: 'I will do this:
I will tenr clown my storehouses nnd huild bigger ancs, nnd there I will gather a11 my grain
and all my good things, IQnd X wlll snyv to my +FrZ'ltl
soul: "Soul, you have many good things laid
up for many years; take your ease, eat,' drink,
I
$2 :F;D
enjoy yourself." '' ='But God said to him:
;;J;;!is
'UnreasonnlsIe one, this night3 Lhey are demand- :;i J;;+
I
ing your soul* from you.' Who, then, is to have .f;;<;$
the thin^ you stored up?" So it goes with :;;;!b;i;l
the man that lays up treasure for himself but
rL
1
' G:IS
is not rich toward Clod.""
Jns a:L
I

.,,,,:,

alitn.nllg, 'kynagowes!' bAlloat bow or what, HBAT:; nhout

how, VltSyc.l< anljout what, Sya. a Or8 "divider." Or, "pnmble."
or,l'!il~,"
@

235

LUKE 12:22-44
22 Then he said to his disciples: "On this account 1 say to YOU, Quit being anxlaus nbout
YOUR soul+ as t o what YOU will eat or sbout
bodies as to what you wiIl wear:' 2 T o r
c;;,";a~71 YOUR
7
the
souIa is worth rnorc? than food* and the body
O ~ $ \ ~ ~ ; ; ~clothing.
~ t h a n 'Wark well that the ravcnsb
0
:
neither sow3 sced nor rcap, and they hnve neiaRo12:m ther barn nor slomhouse, and yet God SmdsO
'Ro
them.' Of how much more rvorth are rou than
~ i r d s ?26~Who OP YOU by being anxious can
gk;;
isii9 Iadd
"MLG:P'I
a cubit to his l I f ~span?" '"If, themfare,
wMtfl:W
lrlYnucan not do Ihc lcast thing, why bc anxiousU
nbout the remaining things? ' 7 Mark well how
w l f i : ~t~
h e Iiliesgra\v;' they neithertoil nor spin; but
OJohl:T4
I tell YOU, Not even Solomon in all his glory0
nMto:2g
wns arrayed as one of theseon281f, now, God
""c":?
thus clothes the vegetationGin the field that today exists and tomorrow is cast into an oven,
how much rather will hc dothe you, you with
AMtO:QIJ little faith!" f l So quit aceking what votr might
cat and what YOU might drink, and quit being in
OMLaSI anxious suspensetol"Sarall theseare the things
the nations of the world are eagerly pursuing,
'achla:fl
but YOUR Father knows YOU need thesc things.'
Rlt O::U
I * ~ I aIiI: r a
Nevertheless, seek continually his kingdom,
M l t 6:3R
and these things will bc added to uorr.'
I
3 1'1 4:s
32 "Rave no Tenr; little flock, because YOUR
*" D
1 s, ~di::T
l
~ t l l : f l Father has approved of giving YOU the kingL u 2:29
ont:
x'rhs:a
1: 1 1 dom.*
"Sell' the things belonging t o YOU rind
*nu la):?! fiive them as gifts* of mercy." Make purses for
L Y 1S.22
A. :.:"ourselves
that do not wear out, a ncver-falling
AC 4 3 1
:
treasuree
i
n
the heavens," where a thicf does
(11,~l I I :mil
L L1n:n
~
not
get near nor math consumes. For where
W t . ci:20
' 11 )
YOUR treasure is, thcre YOUR hearts will be alsom0
Ohlt 6.21
(

Or, "lif0.1'

LUKE lZ:35---P6
35 'Zet YOUR l o b + Be girded and

236
YOUR

'Epi::r,

mh;';,J

lampse be burning, ""and YOU ~ O U T S C I V ~ Sbe

Pike men waiting for their master when hc rc- I,!III 213
turns&from the wedding," so that at his arriv- -hit %:s
ing and knockingu they may at once opcn to ItAe3:20
him, Happy are those slaves wl~omt h e masIcr on arriving finds watching!' Truly I say to
YOU, Re will gird3 himself and make them rc- n ~ u h13:4
cline at the table and wiIl come alongside wd
3:A
minister t o themA "B And if he arrlvcs in the
second watch, even if in the third, nnd flncls
thcni thus, happy are they!# But know this, OMr 1395
thnt If the householder hzd known a t whnt hour
thc thief would come, he wouId have kept
watching and not have let his house be broltcn
Into.* '"You also, keep ready, because a t an ny;f%$v
hour that YOU do not think likely the Son of 21-P s:la
I((* It]: 15
man 1s coming.""
l R 1 l 2 t:.1.1
41 Then Peter said: 'Waster,c are you saying hll 25 T:l
this illustratiand t o us or aIso to alI?" 'Wnd 2:!h;i!id:l
1 3:l2
~ ~
lkLa
the Masterc said: "Who really is a faithfrtlo
stewa~d,0'rt discreet one, whom his master will ';ph2:2,,
appoint over his body of attendants t o kccp lpe,l:10
giving them their measure of food supplies at
the proper h e ? " 4aHappyis that slave, if his ",M:Tj;j:
1-11 I9:l-r
rnmler on arriving &ids him doing so!' 4* I telI *Mt
2.1:'lti
yotr truthfully, He will appoint him over all his
belonging^.^ '"
But if ever a slave in that position nz,t5$::4"3
should say in his heart, M y master delays comIng,'OAand should start to beat the menservants :$ %
:t'; 17
and the maidservants? and to eat and drink nnd "1.h
gel
*8tlle master of that slave will tE222e
come on a day that he is not expecting him and

'!:!:;$:

''d~l

Or, "brenb away; d~parh." See Philippinns

1 :23, footnoteb.
"Or, "wcdtling fcrasLJF Or, ''Lord," d Or, "pnrnble," Or, "housernnuager."

'

237
LUKE 12:47-41
*Mtakm in an hour t h ~ hc
t does not know,' and he will
punish him with the greatest severitya and
eMt24:51 assign him a part with the t~nfnithful,~
4 T Then
that slave that understood t h e will of his master but did not gel: ~.cadyor do In line with his
be bentcn
' ~ will";will ~
~ wit11~many strokes. '"But
the one that did not undcrstandl' nnd so did
A C 1730
Jnh
g:$l
;Ins 1.22
things deserving of ~trokeswill bc beaten with
Jns 4:17
few.' Xndecd, cvcryone to whom much was
*Ide5:17
*l'Yi 1 ~ 1 3
much will be demanded of hirn,O and the
D N I ~~ z given,
s
one whom people put in chnrgc of much, they
~vfldemandmorethanw~~alalhimP
l c o l ~ : ~49
~ "I came to start a fire4 on thc earth, and
IML 10.34
aoh lr:31 what more is there for rnc to wish if it has al&,":i";& ready k c n lighted?' Indeed, I have a baptismo with rvhich to be baptized, and how I am
;:!
distressed until it is finished!O 5' Do You
; + being
imagine I came to give peaec on the earth? No,
J ~ I12:27
-1011
I:II:~
;{O
.BI,C 7 : ~ indeed, X tell YOU, but rnthcr division."Tor
;ith:!:g from now on there will he fivc in one house
,OLu
"$$'& l.l:ac; divided, three ngainst two and two against
threedob 3 They will be divided, fathef' against
son and son agninst father, mother against
QJoh 3 4
daughter and dnughter against her mother:
I mother-in-law against hcr [laugh tcr-in-law and
*Mt10:35
0Lun:m

nml6:a
aJob37:17

0xt16:.

?&I,";%
a

Or,

daughter-in-law a ~ a i n s ther mother-in-law."*

54 Then he wenl, on to say ~ l s o
l o the ci-ow&:
'When YOU see R cloud7 rising jn wetern parts,
at once you say, 'A storm is coming,' and it
turns out so." And when you see that a south
windA is blowlng, Tau say, 'Tllcrc will be a
heatwave,' and it occurs. uo Hypocrites, YOU
know how to examine the outward appearance
of earth and slcy, but how fs it YOU do not know
hootv t o examine this particular time?O Why
cut him in ttr,a."

LUKE 12:58-13:8

238
do YOU not judged also for yourselves what is OLu18:G
righteous?+" For example, when you are going +?;,";;30
with your adversary at law to a ruler, get to
work, while on the way, to rid yourself of the
dispute with him, that he may never hale you
before the judge, and the judge deliver you to
the court0 oficer, and the court oficer throw 3AC17:34
you into prison.'" " "1.11
you, You will certain- i$;,2,i3
Iy not get out from there until you pay over 2~2.2;
the last small coin of very littIe vaIue."a"
~1 18-34
Mr 12:42
At that very season there were certain
ones present that reported to him about
t h e Gal.i.Ie'ans* whose blood Pilate had mixed u ~ c 5 : 3 7
with their sacrifice~.~SO in reply he said to aAc7:el
them: "Do YOU imagine that these Gal.i.le'ans
were proved worse sinners*than all other Gal-i- "Joh9:2
le'ans because they have suffered these things?" "*~28:4
WQ,
indeed, I tell YOU; but, unless Yau repent," ?Lu16:30
753
YOU will all likewise be destroyed." Or those
eighteen upon whom the tower in Si.lo'amho m"8:6
fell, thereby killing them, do YOU imagine that
they were proved greater debtors than all other
men inhabiting Jerusalem? No, indeed, I tell
you; but, unless YOU repent, YOU will all be de*Eze1 8 : ~
stroyed in the same way."'
6 Thw he went on to tell this illustration :@OLu 14:7
"A certain man had a fig" tree planted in his @Lu21:29
vineyard,"" and he came looking for fruit on it," :I","azDi9
but found none.* ' Then he said t o the vine- " ~ b l ~ i ; ;
dresser:O 'Here it is three years* that I have
come loolring f o r fruit on this fig tree, but have *Le 1 ~ 3
found none. Cut it do\m! Why really should it
keep the ground ~seless?'~In reply he said to O f i 2 : 4
him: 'Master, let it alone4 also this year, until *2;"zeF;f,l

+2Pe3:9

"E;

13

Literally, "the last Zep'tod'; each lop'tota being worth A cent or

Si.lo'am, KBA; Slilo'ah, J1?JS, Or, "parable,"

4 farthmg.

v2Pe3:15

:I;U,
4::3,
L U 2.20

But in response the presiding" oficer of the

synagogue, indignant because Jesus did the
cure on the sabbath, began to say to the crowd:
OJoh6:29
"There are six days on which work0 ought to
be done; on them, therefore, come and be cured,
and not on the sabbath day."" '"ISowever, the
E' ;?;:
;2ilo Mastcrb answered him and said: "Hypocrites,
~ o h ~ : 1 does
6
not each one of YOU on the sabbath untie
RO 1 0 2
his ox or his ass from the stall and lead it away
to give it drink?a lawas it not due, then, for
this woman who is a daughter of Abraham,+
ig?;???
OJohll:44 and whom Satan held bound:
loolr! eighteen
OAc8:23
years, to be Ioosed from this bond0 on the sabDLU14:l
bath" day?" l 7 Well, when he said these things,
OLu 21:15 a11 his opposerso began to feel shame, but all
the crowd begcan to rejoice at dl the glorious
'BLU9:43
things done by him."
18 Therefore he went on t o say: "What is the
,
,
:
,
,
Mr
kingdom
of God lilre, and with what shall I corn*Ps 104'12
It is like a mustard grain that a man
m e 1 7 I ~pare it?"lB
Eze 31:G
na 4:12 took and put in his garden, and it grew and bemAc 10:lZ
o ~ o15h:.1 came a tree, and the birdsa of heaven* took up
*h,: i3$i2lodging in its branches."'"
oMr 5.22

239
LUKE: 13:9-19
I dig around it and put on manure;' and if
then it produces fruit in the future, well and
good; but if not, you shalla cut it down.' "*
10 Now he was teaching in one of t h e synagogues on the sabbath. l1 And, look! a woman
with a spirit? of wealmess for eighteen years,
and she was bent double and was unable to
raise herself up at all. '"hen
he saw her, Jesus addressed her and said to her: "Woman,
you are released" from your weakness." la And
he laid his hands on her; and instantly she
straightened up," and began to glorify God.'
l4

z;

:z:f;:

Or, "must."

Or,"Lord."

LUKE 13:20-30

240
20 And again he said: "With what shall I
compare the kingdom of God? *"It is like yenst,O OlCo 6:e
which a woman took and mixed withn three
large measuresb of flour until the whole mass
c ~ 19:s?1
t
was fermented."')
3hc*4e
22And he journeyed through the territoryo
from city to city and from village to village,
teaching and continuing on his journey to 3em- a h ~ ~ p .
salem.' ""Now a certain man said to him: ";$g,
waste^,^ are those who are being saved"few ?"O
Mc said to them : Z4 'Zxert' yourselves vigol.ous- 7I.r!rjt;l; !t :ti
ly to get in through the narrow door,@bccnuse 3t!:,'2j,
many, I teLl you, will seek to get in but wiII not
be strong enough," z5 when once the householder ?;:'
has got up and locked the door,O and YOU start oJ(lh lo:I
to stand outside and t o knock at the door, saying: 'Sir,c open to us.'* But in answer he will ikg;Ej;l
say to YOU: 'I do not know whcrc row arc t u rr:o
aa:fi
from.'* 2G Then YOU will start saying: 'We ate +Pa
and drank in front of you, and you taught in ran 53:0
our broad ways,'" eT But he will speak and say D$",T;~3,
to YOU: 'I do not know where YOU are from. 1'11 1:lo
lf:13
Get away from me, all aov rvorkcrso of unrighteeusne~s!'~" There is where om wccp- ;t;;;;,la
ing and the gnashing of YOUR teeth0 wiIl be, I;3!:;;zp
when YOU see Abraham' and IsaacO and Jacob
7:;;0]:;7
and dl the prophetsc in the kingdom of God,'
;;$
but yourselws thrown outside. 29 Furthermore,
2;;
5;
;r
pmp1e mill come from eastern parts and lvcst;i,!;;::,l,
ern, and from north and south,@and wit1 recline
p>;';;:
at the table in the kingdom of God: "'"And,=L:lrr.;s
1,u ''.?:ti
look! there are those last who will be 8 ~ tand
, A.
2
I?* !)
x>;t I!\.N
there are those first who will be last.""

;,";;z

,:::

&:

lrlr 1[ M L

Literally, "three sa'ta [or, sc'nhs)." A au'tor,

or se'ah equaled nbonk a peck and a half. Or, "Lord,'*

a Litfirnlly, 'Chidin." b

'*eb*la

10:21

oLu27:za
byc n :

+L;;:;ty

fl

31 In that very hour certain Pharisees came

up, snylng to him: "Get out and be on your
wny from here, because I-Ierod" wan.ts t o kilI
you." ' A n d he said to them: "Go and tell that
Sox, 'Look! I arn casting out demons and acmrnplishing curw torlny and tomorrow, and the
f E~irdday I shall be finished.'"' :I3 Nevel-theless,
1 must jouimcy on today and tomorrow and the
lollowing clay, because it is not admissibIe for
a prophet to be destroyed outside of Jerusalem."
~ J~rusalem,DJerusalem, the kille? of the
prophets nnd stonerG of those sent forth to

her-how oftcn I wanted to gather your children l o ~ e t h e rIn the manner that a hen gathers
her brood of chicks under her wings, but YOU
*Mt 28:,97
er3n [J4):25 people did not want it!' .i%oalt! YOURhousee is
y;;:;::, ~ b ~ n c l a n ctod YOU. I tell YOU, You will by no
means see me until YOU say, 'Blessed is he that
=I's
I Inu
'1.5
.MI Ila:?n
... . comes in Jehovah'sc name.' ""
21:v
And on an occasion when he went into
M t 2.l::lO
l A l l l!v::!q
-I the house of a certain one of the rulers
.lull 12 I R
O L Z I 2:1:5'1 of thk Phnrisccs on the sabbathn to eat n meal,'
l41,il 7::4li
they wcre closely watchhg him, And, look!
there wns before him a certain man who had
dropsy. So In response Jesus spolre to those
versed In the Law and to the Pharisees, sayOSOh 5:10 ing: "Is it IRWIUI on the sabbath to cure0 or
'ME 12:lO not?"" But they kept silent. With that he took
Lkr 1 3 1 5
Juh i : 2 3
hold of the man,healed him and sent him away.
And he said to them: "Who of you, if his son
1 JR%2k5
or
ox falls into a cist~rn,"
wilI not immediately
I rc 22:4
nhlt 12.11 pull hlm out on the sabbath day?"d Well, they
were not able to answer back on these things.
>..,

14

Ilerod An'ti,pas, Rnn of llrrod the Q.rcnt. See Luke 3: 1.

"bo made perfcct,j" Jehovah's, JT-"lz" the Lord's, KBB.

lh-,

LUKE 14:7-16

242

7 He then went on t o tell the invited men an

15:3
illustration,aO as he marked how they were
18:7
choosiny the most prominent places for themselves, saying to thern:O "When you are invited by someone to a wedding feast, do not lie L u m 4 "
down in the most prominent place,' Perhaps +przs:C
someone more distinguished than you may at
the time have been invited by him, %d he that
invited you and him wilI come and say to you:
'Let this man have the pIace.' And then you will
start off with embarrassment to occupy the
lowest place.@l q u t when you are invited, go ?p",":z:3'3
and recline in the lowest place," that when the
man that has invited you comes he will say to :;",:A4
you: 'Friend," go on lap higher.' Then you will ~ L U1 5 5
have honor in front of all your fellow guests.* ":g$;O
For everyone that exalts himseIf will be
humbIed and he that humbles himself will be

btE:tj:3

c;,;",:;

exalted."'

g!$2~29

* .,
A

12 Next he proceeded to say also to the man &3kiTx

that invited him: "When you spread a dinnera6f:;",';
or evening" meal, do not call your friends, or ~ L U~0:46
your brothers or' your relatives or rich neighbors.* Perhaps some time they might also invite you in return and it would become a repayment to you. IaBut when you spread a
u
feast: invite poore people, crippled, lame, blind;' ~OLuL 22:1
I%X
l4 and you will be happy, because they have 3De 1429
NL'8:10
nothing with which to repay you. For you will Job 3136
Pr 3 2 8
be repaidA in the resurrectionoo of the right- 3Lu
2035

eous ones."
15 On hearing these things a certain one of

243

A n I t S:BG

OJoh 5 2 9
doh 11 :2d
Ae 2435

the fellow guests said t o him: "Happy" is he

who is a t the feastb in the kingdom of God."'
'"esusC
said to him: "A certain man was
a Or, "parable." bLiterally, "who eats bread.'' ELitcrally, "hkn

m 14:17-28

spreading a grand evening meal, and he invited

manyom17And he sent his slave0 out at the
hour of the evening meal to say to the invited
""9'5
ones, Come,%ecause all things are now ready.'
tt1vrt23:3
I s But they all in common started to beg off.*
The first said to him: 'I bought a field and need
* ~6:24
t
J","hXi::oto go out and see it; I ask you, Have me ex$;:* cused.'&* l W n d another said: 'I bought five
O A c 15:lo yolceo of oxen and am going to examine them;
"*lt22:5
1 ask you, Have me excused.'a" '"Still another
41~07:33
o t u 17:32 said: 'I just marriedAa wife0 and for this reason
I cannot come.' So the slave came up and reoJoh12:38 porteda these things t o his master. Then the
l-iouseholderbecame angry and said to his slave:
'Go out quickly into the broad ways and the
lanes of the city, and bring in here the poor
OE:
:;T9 and crippled and blind and larne.'O " In time the
Ac13:46 sIave said: 'Master, what you ordered has been
1m 1 : Z G
done, and yet there is room.' aUrtd the master
'P,',$F1, said to the slave: 'Go out into the roadst and
the fenced-in places, and compel them t o come
w2cos:m in,that my house may be filled." 2d For I say
to YOU people, None of those men that were in"Nt8 3 2
$:
;2;3 vited shall have a taste of my evening meal.' ""
Ireb 3:19
25 Now great crowds were traveling with
rJJoh 1255
" "If
u.rohrl:as him, and he turned and said to them:
anyone comes to me and does not hate0 his
fatherm
and wife and childreno and
g:$& brothersandandmother
sisters, yes, and even his own
!;;2yi2&
no9:13
he cannot be my disciple.* 27 Whoever is
Ite 12:11
not
carrying.
his torture stakec and coming af5
1
~
";*4
ter me cannot be my disciple.* 2s For example,
I,U 9 3 3
, r :a 6:14, who of YOU that wants to build a tower" does
not first sit down and figure out the expense:
";;%:2,7,

E?i:;i?

:;

:%$zl

--

* Or, '.Please
rbt Matthew

let mc be excmed."

10 : 38.

Or, "life." E See Appendix nn-

my d i s c i p l ~ . ~
34 "Snit: to be sure, is fine. But jf even thc

~,IOII

d,i

nCald:a

salt loses I t s strength, with what will it be

mixed?' :" It is suitabie neither lor soil nor for
manure. PeopIe throw it outside, Let him that ( 0 1
has ears to listen listen."
Now all the taxa collectorsn and the sin- 4%; ~ ~ & O
ners* Icept drawhg near to him to hear$;;;;;;
him. Conscq~cntly,both the Pharisees and thc 1-11 i n 2
*l'l'l 1: I5
scribes kept muttering, saying: "This man wel- tlmt
n,~t
comes sinners m d eats wiili them."" T h e n i:?ifi'
; r ~2:12
he spoIre this illustrationRo to them, saying: 4~u
18:l
"Jol'
2:14
"What man of YOU with a hundred sheep,' on
losing onc of them, wiIl not leave the ninetynine behind in the wildarncss and go for the amend:i1 ,
lost one until he finds it?' AncI when he has E: izi:;
found I t Irc puts it upon hL shoulders and relY
i3
joices.4 "And when he gets home he calls his
friend$' and his neighbors" together, saying t o ;f,.t;t;
thcrn: 'Rejoice with me, bccnusc I have found 'b~t,r A : l i
ILfl t2:15
my sheep that was lost," I tell YOU that thus rlu
2:10
m

15

Or, "pn~-nblc.~

LWKE 15 :&I9
thorn win be more joy in heaven over one slnncr that repents than over ninety-nine righteous
CPr 50:lP ones who have no need of repentance."
L U 5:nz
K "Or what woman with ten drachma&coins,
IT she loses one drnchrnnn coin, does not light a
0Joh f&:3 lampo and swccp her hause and search carefully
until she finds it? "And when she has louncl it
she calls the women who are her friends and
neighbors together, saying: 'Rejoice! wit11 me,
bccnusc I have found the drachma%coin Ehnt I
QJoh 3:29 lost.' '
"us,
I tell YOU, joy"" arises among the
"Lu11R:ZII
O L U 1H:fn nngelsQf
God
over one sinneP that mpcnts."*
=El>h .<:lo
'hll k1.2
11
Then
he
sakl:
"A certajn man hnd two
hrr 2:! ;
2 I'I 2 1B
.
sonsBn"'And the yotlnffer of them snid to his
U M t 21:28
fnther, 'Father, give me the part of the properA D e P1:17
ty that falls to my shnre.IAThen he divldcd his
bMr 12:44 means of livingP to them, l 3 Later, after not
rnany days, the younger son collected all things
fGe a24
nnd traveled abroad into a distant land,' and
Q t u1d:l
there squanderedmhis property by living with*Pr 29:s
out saving anytl~ing.' l4When he had spent
dcr 2:s
RO 121
everything, a sewre famine swept throughout
that land, and hestnl-ted to be in need. IIe even
went and attached himself to one of the cili~ L U
1n:llr zensmof that land, and he sent him into hls Aclcls
*LC 11:7
*Pr 33:21 to herd swine." ln And hc! used t o dcsire to be
OclC J2.11
21;..10 filled wit11 the car011 podsq:which the swine were
l1Cl H:.17
ZCh .!.1:12 eating, and no onc would give him mything.'
J n b .?,{:27
17 "When he came to his sensesn he snid:
Ps 25: 1 1
PI' 2'4:I.i 'Howmany hired men of my father are aboundJer 3:l:
d e r 50:G ing with bread, while I am perishing here fiwm
LA 3:,31)
1.u 1Y:13 Enmine! l 8 I will rise nnd journey to my father
1 J o 1 :I
OLLI 2 1 : ~ and say to him: "Frrther, I hstve sinned" against
o d o l ~l.9!1
heaven and against yo~t.b* l RI am no longer
245

LUKE 14~29--15:T
244
to see if he hrrs enough to complete it? P9 Otherwise, he might lay its foundationn but not have lPJ0h31:N
the funds to finish it, and nll thc onlookers
might stnrt to ridicule him, :lo saying : 'This man
started to build but had not the funds to finish.'
" Or whnt king, marching to meet another king
in w a P does not first sit down and take counscl OJne a1
whether he is able with ten thousand troops to
cope with thc one that comes against him with
twenty thot~sand?3z If, in fnct, hc cannot do so,
then whilo thnt one is yct far away he sends
out a body of ambassadorsb and sues for pence.' WX;;;~
L , ~1 1 . 5 ~
" mils, you may be surc, norlc of you t h a t does
not say good-bye to all his belongin@ can be i\;Erij:iO

.An Atb : drnchmn was wort11 ubout 150 or 7d. 2f. b a r , "in your
night.'' A , a t 1 Samuel 20 :I, L S X . 8 Caroh potls=cknrtrbP, E p .

LUKE 15:2 k 3 0
216
worthy d being called your son* Make me as
one of your hired men,'" 2 u Sa he rose and went
to his father. While he was yet a long way off,
his father caught sight of him and was rnovecl
with pity, and he ran and fell upon his ntxk
and tenderly kissed himP Thcn the son sdcl ey,S,"24%:s
to him : 'Father, I have sinned against hcavcn
and against you.* I am no longer worthy of ;;;;:;; ;;:$
being called your son. Make me as one of your
hired
=!But the father said to his slaves:
'Quick! bring out a robe, the best one, <and 01% 3 ~ 1 3
ril: 10
clothe* him with it, and put a ring' on his hand 16a
1b1,1,3:~
and sandals on his feet. "'d
bring the fat- .[;'5it'aa
tenedu calf, slaughkrc it and let us eat and en- ,;fL?,;:,
joy ourselves, " because this my son was deadnLli 11;:31
but has come to life* again, he was lost but 11ns !'$,:;?
been found.' And they started to enjoy them- ;:I;; ;i
SCXV~S.~
l,:[)l\ 5:4
I W 3: 1
25 "Now his older sonAx ~ a sin the field; and
:;;;:;y&
as he came and got near the house he henrd a
music concert and dancing.O SO he called one 3~;;?,#
of the servants t o him a d inquired what these 1c11k z s
things meant. 27 He said to him: 'Your brother* 'Jolt 10:18
has come, and your fathere slaughteredC the "~nnB:e
fattened calf, because he got him back in good
1
health.' But he became angry" and was rm- @R* m l g
\rrilling to go in. Then his father came out and
'
began to entreat him." In reply he said to his m a a m
father: 'Here it is so many years I have slaved
for you and never once did I transgmss your
cornmandmentP and yet to me you never once =LU 23:m
gave a kid for me to enjoy myself with my
I
friends.* But as soon as this your son* who :F;pl:p

'

a Or, "in your sight" Bs at 1 Snnlnel 20: 1, LXX. b M n k e mc aa

one of your hired men, RBI); but these rrorde am omitted by
AVgSya-P. C Or, "sacrifice(d)."

247
LUKE 15:31-16:s
your means of living with harlotsoo
E&y$iificonsumed
nrrivcd, you slaughteredn the fattened calf for
aRe7:13
him.'* Then he said to him: 'Child, you have
always bcen with mc, anrl a14 the things that
are mine arc yours;O I ~ t t t t we just had to en*Jc1{'
joy ou~wlvcsand mjoiccp k a u s e this your
t)rothcr was dencl but has become alive, arid he
WHS lost k ~has
t bccn founcl.' "'
+E\f!;;;
Rc7:I:r
Thcn he went on to say also to the disciples: "A ccrtah man was rich and he
and this one was accused to
; 15:13 h i ~ da ~tcward,"~
hirn as llnndling his goods .rvzqtstefully.' ' So he
cnllcd him nnd said to him: 'What is this I hear
about you? IIfind in the accounr of your
n$Fa:
srcwardship, far you can no longer manage the
110 11:15
2 1 : ~:):lo
hoi~se.' T11en the steward-aid
to himself:
I tt.13 k13
11,,11 ]:!:I7 'What: Ftm I to do, seeing that my master will
1 1 ' ~4:.>
ttlkc the stewnrdshil:, away from me?" I am not
,
.
olio 1:lrr
strong enough to dig, I am ashamed" to beg.
Ah! I know what I shall do, so that, when I
am put out of the stewardsl~ip,people will reUPrIn:o ccivc me into their homes." OAnd calling to
him each one of the debtors of his master he
pcocccclcd to say to thc first: Wotow much are
you owing my rnastcr?' " He said: 'A hundred
nTL@hl:Obath-mcasurcs" of olive oil.'o He said to him:
nJoh lt45 'Tnlcc your writteno agreement back and sit
clown and quickly write fifty.' ' Next he said to
another one: 'Now you, how much are you
owing?' H e said: 'A hundred COY-measuresc
of wheat."I-Ic said to him: 'Take your written
agreement back and write eighty.' aAnd his
master cornrncndcd the
though unA bath mns u liquid nlcnsnrc cqnal to 8 gallons
m OF,La~n~riflce~I."

'fe2,?j1'

I6

:1 r1nnrt.u

1.2 pin&, 0 A par, lvhctll~rfor mlib or" liquids, cqnaled

Or,"house ~l~aringcr!'

rfD 1:111lona
d

righteous, because he actcd with practical wisdom;* because the sonsb of this system of thingsa
are wjscr in a pyactical way toward their o m
qeneration than the sansQof tl~clightDare.'
!p
2312
9"Also I say to YOU, Make friendsc7for your- Cl.\l
+Jult 12,35
selves by means of the unrighteous riches,lJn!I?/;:
so thnt, when such fail,' they may receive you ;;;;l:,f
into t h e everlastin$ dwelling-places.cg l o The
i;;:b
pcrson Enithf u13 in ~t.hatis l ~ m tis faithful also 4%
r,iim
1li:lTr
in much, cmd the person unrigt~teousin what is :f%'!lff?'
least is trnrighleous also in
l 1 Therefatoe, E,',i''j',:2
if YOU havc not proved yoursclves faithful in nLyy$f;
connection with the unrighteous richqb who
will entrust YOU tvith what is tnrc?* ' = A n d if 'E!h,%$
YOU have not proved yourselves faithfuI in connection with what is anotherk,O who will give 4k&?8t8
YOU wllnt is for youl-sel~es?~
' W o house servant can be a slave to trvo mnstcm; for, either he
will hate the one and lavea the other, or he will w0h316
stick to the one and dcspisc the other. You
+ ~ 8t : ~
cannot be slaves to God and to ricl~es."e+
14 Now the Pharjsecs, rvIla tvere moneylovers, were listening to all Zl~eseIhings, and
they begrtn to sneer at himrnl B Consequently hc m.E\?iid
said lo them: "You are those who declare yaur,:,
selves righteousf before men," but God knows ?;:$$
YOUR hearts;" because what Is lofty among men 1.u w:!)
Ollu 17.1
is a disgustinf thing in Gocl's sight."
1) lSn l Lr:7
1 1 '11 ZHIO
16 "The Law and the Prophets were until ? ~ : I I i;::?o
7:')
John.' From then on the Icingdom of God is 1'5
r~ 1s:ri
being declared as good news, and every kind 'ii:82::'k
OF persong JS pressing forward toward it."
:if!

::;',:!,

z!

,.

S Y H ~ Fof
I I Ithings= uMv (11i.011') Hllh; ~ > l l t(o.lakmt), J 1 7 r Z R .
bLit.c~+~tlly,
"thc tnnmmQn of ~ ~ ~ ~ r i g l ~ t r ~ t ~Lit~rnllg,
~ n e s s . " "overInsting trnts." d Or, "~rl~at
is your o ~ m . "eJditerillly, "n~nnuuon,"
Or, .'wl~t, justify youluelves."' g 01; "and eveqone."
a

OP, 1mm

Indeed, it is easier for heaven and earth to

pnss awayo than far one particle' of a letter
of the Lawmto go unfulfilled."
18 "Everyone that divorces0 his wife and
OLu 18 11 marries anotl~cr
commits adultery,' and he that
nJoh 4:17 marries a woman divorced from a husbanda
"M 5:nz
MI I1P!)
commits adultcry."
h'li. 10.11
1t'07:1n
19 "To continue: A certain man was rich,"
r L u 12:18
and he used to clothe himself with purplc and
'Job R:RJ linen, enjoying himself from day to day with
Ja.c 5:s
magnificence," 3"But R certain beggarmunnmcd
e.to IO:SA
@LIII B:P3 Laz'a.rusba used to be put at his gntc, lull of
~ L 1u9 : ~ ~ulcers " and desiring to be filled" with the
O L U 2221
31 .il t 8.23 things dmppinfi from the tableQ of thc richa
O P h p 3::
man. Yes, too, the dogso would come and lick
OMt 1597
hjs ulcers. " Now jn course of time the beggclrn
aJoh 1:51
'J~II
?:in dicd and he was carried off by the angels0 to
OLl! I(l:ll
mlsn Kt I6 the bosom*positionpof Abrd~am,"
tifLH.l t
"Also the rich mnn died' and was buried.#
one 2:n
fl.1011 1%,40 ' U n d in HadcscVteVliftcd up his eyc3,O he
"14ul<l:44
alto D:5
existing in t~rrncnts,~'
and Re saw Abraham
DLti l[i:23
in the bosom positien~
e311 2.t3q afar off and Laz'~.rusl'~~
'Lu 2.1:1!4 with him. 24 So hc called and said: 'Father
l.L.1ti
u.\c .L,k.I$ Abraham," have mercy on me and send Laz'aw"[L .'! !I
rash t o dip the tip of his linger in water and
coal my tonguc, becnuse I am in anguish in
4hIl9:12 this bl.?zing fire.'' ?a But Abraham said : 'Child,
hlt l3:m
rcmember that you received in fuII your good
OLu 18:ZO thlngs in yaur Ilfetlrnc, but Laz%a.rusho correspondingly the injurious Ihings. Now, however,
O A C 4:98
he js having comfortc here but you arc in
Hcb 1!11
".15:18
QJnh R:17
*ls;! 4O:R
l lJc1 :25
mi: I : ] ! )

Or, " p n r nlnn." b Lnztn.ra~,HPA ; 21:l.e.rr'zar (nlcnning 'W~latlis

hrtpcr") , 3 ", a Hu'CI~Y,Etllh,l:'L SIIC'OI,J8-8J0-19; ~ ~ . ~ P P ' I I U S ,
Vg, d And wua burred. Ant1 ill ~ l n ' r l r s hc, BA; nnd wns buried in
1 ln'rlcu lie, K ; and he wns 1)1wic*rl i i ~thc im-fet'wvs. Eut be, VA,
l%asom p ~ l l i t i ~m~ ;wbcn rcclilling in h n t of nnotllcr un the
firllnr!coz~elrnt n meal.

251
LUKE 17:7-19
rooted and planted in the sea!had it would

m 16:26-17 :6

250
anguish.' And besides all thcsc things, a great by;,Ta;T;
chasme hns been fixed between us and Y O ~ Jtnoo:az
people,' .w that those wanting to go over finm
here to rot! pwple cannot, ncithcr may pcoplc
cross over from there t o us,'"27 Then he said: ttaCa 6:14
'In that event I ask you, father, to send him la
the house of my father, " for I have five brothers, in o~clcrthat he may give thcm a thorettgh
witness," Zhnt thcy also should not g e t into this "cs:l3
place of lo~.ment.' 2" But Abrnhnm said: 'Thcy
have hIoses- nnd the Prophets; Ict them Jislcn I]-u
te these." "' Thcn he said: 'No, indeed, father L t t u2f:m
Abraham, but iT someone from tlre deadh goes .':; A1!7:
to them they will repcnt."
But he said to -1-u 17:s
J
him: Tf fthcy do not listen to MosesJ and the '
Prophets, ncithcr will they he persuaded' if
some on^ r i s ~ ~[ram
' ~ ' the d ~ a d , " ' ~
8 . m ~ o1l2:
l1
Then he said to his disciples: "It is
unavoidable that causes for falIingq JRO a:33
~ I l o ~ d come.'
d
Nevertheless, woe to the one ';!$!2
t h r o u ~ l ?wllom they come!" It ~vould: be of 1co 11.19
more advantage to him if n miIlstone were sus- ";\rItt~ ,%:24
~ , 11
pcnded from his neck and he were thl-om into llc 2.14
the sea than for him to causc onc of these llttle
ones to fall. V a y attention to yoursclvcs.
If your brother commits a sin give him a rcproof, and if he repents" f o r ~ i v chim."
~
* Even ?:;,P;y2,
if he sins scvcn times a day ngnlnst you and hc ';; p;
comes back to you seven timcs, saying, '1 re- ~1 1,r:15
J:IS 5.19
pent,' you must stforgive him.""
tlhlt 121 21
5 Now thc ~postlessaid to the Master:a 'GQf
ve 1Co 13:4
cts more faitlz."" a Then the Mastera said: "If' nMrs:a
Eph 2 %
you had faith the size of a mustard seed, YOU
wodd say to this black mulberry
'Be up-

17

Or, ''Lord."

b Or, "this sycnmint!

trcc!'

obey w o ~ . ~
7 "Wha of YOU is there that has a slave5 plowing or minding the flock who will say to him

when he gets in from t l ~ cfield, 'Come hcrc at

once and recline at tllc tnhle'?' "ather, will he
not say lo him, 'Get something ready for me to
have my evening meal, and put on an apron
and minister'Dto me until I am through eating
and drinlring, and afterrv~rdyon can eat nnd
drink'? " 1Wc will not feel gratitude to the slave
because he did the t h i n ~ smsigned, mill he?
lU
So YOU, also, when you have done nll the
things assigned to you, sny, 'We are good-for~
~slaves."
~ I n a t we hnve done is whnt we
nothing
ought to have done.' "
1.1And wl~llehe was traveling to Jerusalem
he was pamin:: through thc midst of Sa.mar'i.ao
and GaI1ialee," And ns he was entering into a
certain village ten Icprous* men met him, but
they stood up afar off. ""And they raised their
voices and said: '"JSLL~, instructor^ hnve
mercyu on us!" " And when hc got sight of
them he said t o them: "Go nnd show yourselves
t o thc priests."* Then as they were going o f f
thcir cleansing occurred. One of them, when
he saw he was healed, turned back, glorifying4
God with n loud voice, '"And he fell upon his
face' at Jesus'" feet: thanking him; furthermore, be was a Sa,rnar'i.tan.- l7 In reply Jesus
said: "The ten were claansed: were they not?
Where, then, are the other nine? l B Were none
found that turned back to give glory to God
but this man of anotIrerhnation?" "I' And he lsaid

LUKE 17:20-30

253

252

to him: "Rise and be on your way; your faith

# ~9-22
t
has made you well."a#
Mr 5:34
20 But on being asked by the Pharisees when
the kingdom of God was coming* he answered M r g;
1314
Lu 219
them and said: "The kingdom" of God is not 3Joh
3:3
coming with striking observableness, neither ghlia;y
will people be saying, 'See here!' or, 'There!'"
For, loolr! the kingdomo of God is in YOUR :$%;$
hTr 1.15
Lu 19:ll

22 Then he said to the disciples: "Days will ;

;:;gi
1
come when YOU wiU desire to see one of the Jnh 12:n
Cul 1:15
days of the Son of man but YOU will not see it.' + ~9:15
t
I
2 z And people will say to YOU, 'See there!' or, &
*:",:
'See here!" Do not go out or chase after them." @ $ ~ : $ ~ ~
24 For even as the lightning,# by its flashing,
rFD\;P
shines from one part under heaven to another * M t 2 4 : n
part under heaven, SO the Son of man' will be. * D a m 3
2 s First*however, he must undergo many sufferings and be rejected by this generation," D,M,rg;:
2Woreover, just as it occurred in the days of Lu9:zX
Noah," so it will be also in the days of the Son * G e 7
of man:
they were eating, they were drink- OMF24:3
I
ing,' men were marrying, women were being OLUn:"
I
given in marriage: until that day when Noah OLu 2034
entered into the ark? and the Aood arrived and m e b 9:4
I
destroyed them all.' PBLikewise,just as it oc- +$,:;
curxed in the days of Lot: they were eating, eGe 19:15
they were drinking, they were buying, they
were selling, they were planting, they were xGe 19:24
budding. ""Et on the day that Lot came out gpfj!f7
of Sodorno it rainedo fire and sulphur from #$;:gg
heaven and destroyed them dl." aOThesame ;2,l::,?
way it will be on that day when the Son of $
;Re
;: I:T
man is to be revealed.0#
W O h 12:38
a

Or, '%as saved you."

Or, "is among YOU."

I

LUKE 17:31-18 :7

31."On that day let the person that is on the

housetop but whose movable things are in the
house not come down to pick these up, and the
person out in the field, let him likewise not re%
the ~
* G s 1 8 : ~ B turn to the things behind. 3
Whoever seeks to keep his soda
OLu
OM^ 20:33
I O : ~ wife0 of Lot."
safe f o r himself will lose it, but whoever Ioses
%;.:6;jF,
LU 9 9 1
it will preserve it a1ive.O "I tell rrou, In that
Joh 1 2 : s
O L U I S : ~ night3 two men will be in one bed; the one will
be taken along, but the other will be abanAMt 24:40 doned?
There will be two women grinding
at the same mill; the one will be taken along,
4Mt2424:41 but the other will be a b a n d ~ n e d . " ~
Xo response they said to him: "Irhere, M a ~ t e r ? " ~
+Job39:30 He said to them: "Where the body is;' there
B M E2 4 : ~ also the eagles0 will be gathered t ~ g e t h e r . " ~
ORe4:7
Then he went on t o tell them an ilIusGLu 19:11
trationaq with regard to the need for
them always to praya and not to give up," "say$:$;:$:
p,12
,:*;; ing: "In a certain city there was a ccrtain judge
416 that had no fear of God and had no respecto
Col. 4:2
O L U ~ O : for
~ ~ man. "ut
there was a widore in that city
O L u 21:3
and she Irep-1: going" t o him, saying: 'See that
RJ,~, 11:8
*Mt5:25 I get justice from my adversary at law." Well,
for a while he was unwilling, but afterward he
said to himself: 'Although I do not fear God or
QJohS:34 respect a man:
at any rate, because of this
widow's continually making me t r ~ u b l eI, ~will
see that she gets justice, so that she will not Beep
*Jgls:Is cornin9 and browbeating me to death."'e
OJoh 5:30
Then the Master" said: "HEAR
what the judge:
OLU
although unrighteous, said!" Certainly, then,
+ISa2-1-12
der20;l2 shalI not God cause justicet to be done to his

18

E!i+O

Or, "life." b KBA omit verse 36, reading: "Two Inen u6ll be in
the fidd; one will be taken along, and the other will be abandoned."
-DVgSy8.P. C Or, "Lord." d Ox, "parable." Or, "a f i s h . "
a

LUKE f8:8-17
254
chosen9nes who cry aloud to him day and "tu33:a
night:) evcn though he is longsuflcrjng toward
9;;
thcrn? * X fell YOU, H e will cause justice to be ~:c.(l:lfl
done to them speedily.' Nevertheless, when the 1' :;k
Son of man arrives, wil! he really fEncl this
aAc a8:irt
faithamon the earth?"
9 Rut he spoke this illustrationh also to some o,,
rvho trusted in themselves that they were rrt::;i;
righteous" and who considered the rest ns not h- HO io::i
ing:* l o "TWO men went up into the templeq to %I::I'$?.?:
pray," the one a Pharisee and the other n tnx* "k$;L!,,,,
collcctor. The Phariseea stood" and b c p n lo $-I;:T!
pray these 1hing-s to himself: '0God, I illank
you I am not as the rest of men, extortioners,
unrighteous, aduIte1~rs,3or even as this tax ;kt!::$
coElccto~.~ fastEtwice a week, I givr!the tenth 2q,;L:
of :ill t i~ings1 ~:cquire."" But the tax collcctor F A C I:I 2
stnt~dingat a distance was not willing cvcn to bhl L 23:23
raisc his eyes heaventvard: but kept beatlng mIsndo:la
his chest,* saying: '0 God, be gmciow to rnc R -Lu23:48
xillner,'"" l4 1 tell YOU, This man went down to fF:z;??
his home provedn more righteous" than that
man ; because everyone that cxnltq himself will hit 21:31
bc humiliated, but he that humbles himself will

zi;

:;zn

,,,

)"

:;znlf;;

Idnb 22:21)
be exalted.""
run 2:11
15 Now people began to bring him also their ~ ~ , ! . ~
infantsc fol* him to touch these; but on seeing ll'c":"
it thc disciples began to reprimand them."
However, Jesus called the infants to him, snylng: "Lct the young children come to mc and
do not try t o stop them. For the kingclom of
God belongs to such kind of person^.^ lr Truly blCo14!20
IPO2:a
I say t o YOU, Whoever does not receive the kingdam of God like a young child wUl by no means
gct into it."+
+xt
~s @:3
10:15

Or,"find fnith," b Or, "'parable." Or,"chiildlm!'

? ~ 2

18 And a certain mleP questioned him, saying: "Good Teacher, by doing what shall I inOLU m14 hcril? everlasting life?"' '"esus
said to him:
mwt 3 ~ 1 6
"'Why do you call me good? Nobody is gmd,
hxi- 1I D:~T
Lu
D:E
*nlr 19:17 except one, God: "'YOIFlrnow the commandhlr 10:18
*Ex 20:14 ments: 'Do not commit ncIultcry,'Wo not murIIC 5 : ~
not steal," Da not bear P~lsecvitncss,~*
Ol,U 273111 der:"
Honor
your
fat:hcr nnd mother.' ' I b a' Then he
~*EX
L U
XI:L<
21.13
DO5:17
said:
"All
these
I have kept from youth on."'
OEx 20:15
rJr 3:ltl
a After hearjng that, J e s u ~
snfd to him: "'There
4%20:16
Ue 5:20
is
yet
onc
thing
wm~ting
nbout you: Sell all the
ORU Z k 1 2
things you 11n1~and distribute to poor people?
Uc 5:lG
*M119.20
nrr lo:sn and you will have trcnsrn*~in the heavens; and
come be my follo~~~cr.""
''"
Whcn hc heard this,
e3it
h i t 19.21
G:S
hIr 10:21 he became quite sorrowful, lor he was very
1,U 12:,%3
1'l.i 6 3 9 rich.c' ""esus
Pookacl at him nnd mid: "Now
d1,u 2I:I
" M t 1322 dificr~lta thing it will be for those with money
h I r lrl:22
sne 6 3 2 to make their way into the kingdom of God!*
Ps 10 ,:E
iis easicr, in fact, for a cnmc1 to get through
Pr 11.25 '"I
~t 1!1:23 thc eye of a sewing nccdlc than Cor a rich man
to get into thc kinpgdoin of God."' Those who
*M C~19!21
10:25
t
DLU 13:lO beard this said: "Who possibly can be saved?"'
zT He said: "The things impossible with men are
rice 1 8 : ~ possible with God."O '@
But I'eter said: "Look!
3er 132:17
AAIt
9%'
we have left our own things and foI~o~vecl
you."*
29 H e said to them: "Truly I say to YOU, There
is no one who hns left house or wife or brothers
Q De 33:9
Mr 10:m or parents or children for the sake of the king+fJi ~
O 19~29
t~42:10 dom of Godd '"that is not certain to gct many
Mr 10:30 times morc in this period of time and in the
CBPs 1G:lO
PS 22
coming system of thinasj~everlasting lift."+
s
'
k 31:m
Ps d l : 9
31 Thcn he toolr tile iwclvc n.;idc and said to
Ps 69:21
them: "Look! wc are going up to Jerusalem,
Isa 53
Mlc 5:l
and all t h e thjnm written by means of the
!Lee 9:9
ZPC 1 1 : ~
Zec 13:7 ,prophetsmas to the Son of man will be corna System of things=alrhv (ni.on'), HBA; nSlY (o.lrrRm'), 3".

OLU 2313

LUKE 18:32-19 :4

LUKE 19: 5-15

257
position arid climbed a fig-mulberry tree in order t o see him, because he was about to go
through that way. W o w when Jesus got to the
place, he loolred up and said to him: "Zac.chaeroLu19:8
US; hwry and get down, for today I must stay
in your house." With that he hurried and got
down and with rejoicing he received him as
guest. 13ut when they saw it, they all fell to
;
muttwing,m saying: "With a man that is a sinner
~ L 19:z
U
he went in to lodge." 9 u t Zac-chae'us" stood
up and said to the M a ~ t e r "Look!
:~
the haLf of
my belongings, Master,a I am giving to the
QJQ~
12:s poor: and whatever I extorted from anyone by
false accusation I am restoringe fourfold."" At
1
Le
%6:s
I Z : ~ this Jesus said to him: "This day salvation has
come to this house, because he also is a son of
%
Pra6:31
l2:6
Q J O ~ I8:33
Abraham.O" lo For the Son of man came to seek
OLu 23:37
#LU 13:16 and to save0what was lost.'""
Ac 3 2 5
11 While they were listening to these things
HO 4:11
Ga :<:7
,~~
aLuzo:19 hc spoke in addition an i l l u s t r a t i ~ n because
4Et5:&16he was near Jerusalem and they were imagining
that the kingdom of God was going to display
Ro 5:s
ikelf instantly." l e Therefore he said: "A cerIT1 I :15
fain man of noble birth traveled to a distant
ytft;;;
AC 1:6
land to secure kingly powerCfor himself and to
2Th 2:l
Calling ten $lavesa of his he gave
O J O ~
8:34 return."
'Da business
*
~ them
~ ten ~mi'nasd
$ and~toId them:
~
till I come.'@l4 But his citizens0 hated' him and
,~h2:~j~6
mft25:ls sent out a body of ambassadors after him, to
+ J O r~: u
say: 'We do not rvant this man to become king
~ P 2:2
S
Mt 23:37 over us.3e
15 "Eventually when he arrived home after
having secured the kingly power? he command-

256

pleted." S Z For instance, he will be delivered up

to men of the nations and will be made fun* of *rsa z : ~
and be treated insolently* and spitg upon, ""and i:s,",z$:5,
alter scourgingAhim they will killo him, but on :;gg?
the third day* he will
H0'1vever, they ;F$.,';
did not get the meaning of any of these things, ~ r l 0 I 3 4
but this utterance was hidden from them, and
they were not understanding the things said." "f::2ig6
35 Now as he was getting near to Jerichea a OHeb 1130
certain blind man was sitting beside the mad
begging.* aC Because he heard a crowd traveling *;if g;:
through he began to inquire what this might
mean. " They reported to him: "Jesus the Naza.rene' is passing by!"Qa At that he caIIed out, *m10:47
saying : "Jesus,O Son of David, have mercy on 3Joh
me!"' 89 But those going in advance began to uhlt 20:30
tell him sternly t o keep quiet. That much more
he kept shouting: "Son of David, have mercy
on me."" 30 Then Jesus stood stillo and com- a.g;:;ji;
manded the man t o be led to him.' After he got gg;;
near, Jesusa asked him: ""What do you want
me to do for yo^?"^ He said: "Master,b let me 3Mt20:32
recover sight."" 42 So Jesus said t o him: "Re- ""t20:33
Mr 10:51
clover your sight; your faith has made you #MtaO:34
well."c" '"nd
instantly he recovered sight,* *Mr IO:SZ
and he began to follow him, glorifying God.DGk:2:$f
Also all the people, a t seeing it, gave praiseS 'Ack47
to God.
And he entered JerichoA and was going A~rtm29
through. N o w here there was a man
called by the name Zac.chae'us,@and he was a o L u ~ ~ s
chief tax collector, and he was rich. 3tVell, he
was seekingo to see* who this Jesus was, but !J",";$%l
he could not for the crowd, because he was
smdI in size. So he ran ahead to an advance

19

aLiteraIly, "he."

Or, "Lard."'

Or, '%a saved you"

Each
a O r j L'L~rd.'Jb Or, pa~able.'j c Or, "secure z Idngdom."
mi'na, la @reek silrer money unit, equaled about $16.20 ors3 6s. 6d.
Or, "the kingdom."

LUKE 19:16-27
258
cd to be called to him thest! dnves to whom hc
l ~ a dgiven the silver money, in order to asccrtnin wlsnt they had gained by b u s i n ~ ~activity.'
s
I " T11cn ihe first one presented hisnsclf, saying:
'Lord," your mi'na," by trading, went up to t r n
mi'nasmlb"
lP SO he said to him: 'Well danc, ~ o o c l ' ~
slave! Because in a very small mnt ter you have
proved yourself faithful, accept authority" over
ten citics.'" Now the second cnme, saying:
'Your mi'na,b Lord," made five rnl'nns.'lh'"' IIc
said to this one also: 'You,too, be in chnrge of
flve citics.'" But a diflerent once cnme, saying: ' L ~ r d here
, ~ , is your mi'na,Qthat I kept laid
nn7nyin a cloth. YOUsee, I was In rear of you,
because you are a harsh man; you take up what
you did not deposit and you map what you did
not sow.*O 2 2 J-Ie said to him: 'Out of your own
mouth' I judge you, wicked slave. You Irnew,
did you, that I am a harsh man, t~lcjngup what
I did not deposit and reaping what I clid not
sow?" xqIence why is it you did not put my
silver money" in a bank? Then on my arrival
I would have coIlected i t wit11 interest,"
24 "With that he said to those standing by:
Take t.hc mi'nah from him and give it to him
that has thc ten rni'na~.'~"86 But they said to
him: ' L ~ Y I he
, ~ has ten mi'nas!'b- Pwl
say to
YUU, TO everyone that has, more will be given;
hut from the one that does not have, even what
he h a will be taken away.' n M o r ~ ~ ~ thcse
er,
enemies5 of mine that did not want me to bccomc king over them BRING here and slatzghter
illem beforc me.' "l
Or, "hlnatci*!' b R ~ c hmi'nn, n Grcclr uilrrr rnonpy unit, cqunled
nht~ul#lfi,2O or $3 6s. 8d. Or, "ariotl~er w e . " gym rends: "the
l n ~one."
l
a

LUKE 19r 28-43

2R So, after he had said these thinm, he begat?
d ~ ; ~ ~ ~toatravel on ahead, going up to J ~ r u s n l e m . ~
1
2R And when he got near to Bcth'pha.ge0 and
OLu24:50 R e l , h t n . n ~
at the mo~mtnin cnllcd Mount of
Dlives,~
he
sent forth t,wo of the disciples,'
:;;0
k!jc
hc 1 : ~"saying:
"Go
into the village that is within
+bit 2l:L
~t 11.1
~igllf.of YOU, and in i t nCt~rvorr pass In YOU
will find a colt ticd, on which none of mnnBind
QUi21:2 ever sat. Loose it and bring it.'""B~ut if anyMr 1 1 2
onc nslts YOU, Why js it YOU are loosing it?'
yorr must speak in this way: 'The Master" needs
*Ps90:10 it,l
s:: So those who were sent fort11 departed
M1 21::l
1
1 :
nnd
found
it just as he said to them," :'" But as
*Mt 21:C
bfr j l : , ~ thry were loosing the colt the o\vncrs of it said
1,U 21:13
to them: "'Why are You loosing the colt?"'
nhlr 11:s
=Mrll:fl
They said: "The Mastep needs it."' "And
they led it to Jesus, and they thrcw thdr outer
AaKlWls gnrments upon the colt and sct Jesus upon it."
hit 21 :7
h1r 1 1 : ~
As he rode0 a l o n ~they kept spreading their
.loll 1S:ld
o x ~ ~ n : n outer garments on the road.' ar As soon as he
r M l al:n
got near the road down the Mount of Olives all
BL~23:t t h multitudeo
~
of the disciples started to rejoice
and
praise
God
with a loud voice conccrning all
a:n
t h e powerful works they had seen," "saying:
Ff:
;
i
:
i
y
,
* l , u z : z s "Rlessed is the One comjng ELS the King3 in
n ~ n n a : l l Jphovah9sh name!' Peace in heaven, and glory
in thc heights ab~ve!"~"
" DIowcver, some of the
*$\:sf0
~ ~ ( 5:l.l
h h Pharisees from the crowd%ald to him: "Teacher, reprove your disciples."' Rut in reply he
*y;:;l:n
said: "I tell sow, If these remained silent, the
nHnba:ll stonesuwould cry out.*'
41 And when he got to a nearby position, he
a a ~ sill
l
the city and wept' over it,O I P sayjng: "If
&E12jYviewed
5
in this day the
+ ~ ~you,~ even
~ you,
; ~ had, discerned"
~
b J~hovah's,J ~ - 1 8 ~ 2 1tho
;
Lard%,NBA. a Or, "in fbe
n Or, cLlro~d,'l
259

"X

.,,

I~ifiF~est
pluora."

things having to do with peaceo-but now they OJoh l4:m

have been hid from your eyes." 4 3 B ~ C R U
the
S ~'$f$'Y4
days will come upon you when your encmicse O A ~ 1 3 ~ 1 0
will build around you n fortification" with
:y;r7i
pointed stakce' and will encircle' you nnd dis- sro~,
~!I:IS
tressa you from every side, ** nnd they will dash
$!;:
you and your childrenA within you to the $!i:;5?9
round,^ and they wiII not Ienve a stonc upon
n stone+ in you, becausc you did not discern 2;i+!o,:?;.;:$;
ihc time of your being In~pected."~
L~~
21 .r*
lll:l2
45 And he entered into the temple and started WI lan h10:7
ler H:12
to t11ro.r~out those who were selling," " saying >PP IO:IS
to them: "It Is written, 'And my house will be ?:?!?"
o house of praycr," but YOU made it n csve' oil 1
,;i:,.
L A - . "

,,,,

"..a

robber^."^
IF'@2.12
-MI '2i iZ
47 Furthermom, he went to teaching daily in
thc temple. But the chief priests and thc scribes U'y~t,;,:;,?
PS 031s
Isa F8fi:T
and the principal ones of t h e pmple were seek- *drr
7.11
Ing to destroy lfirn; Is and yet they did not find "i:: ::i:j
the effective thing for them to do, for the peo- 'if6:L:::{
ple one and all kept hanging onto him to hear
e ~ ~ ra : m
himaO
Lu 5X::l8
On one of the days while he w&q teaching the people in the tcmple and dcclaring the good news, the chief priests and the
scribes wit11 thc older men of influence came
near,' 2and they spoke up, saying to him: "Tell + M t a l : D

20

by what nulhority you do these things, or

who it is that gave you this a~thori1.y."~
a In
repIy he said to them: "'I will also aslr YOU a
question, and YOU tell me:" Was the baptism "$!%%
of John0 from heaven or from men?"' T h e n
among themselves they drew conclusions, say- :g)&
ing: "If we sag, 'From hemen,'" he will say, oJoh3:ls
'Why is it YOU did not believe him?" a But if we
'g:!:?
say, 'From men,' the people one and all wiLl

261
LlTJKE 20:7-18
stone us,O for they are persuaded that John4
bMF X1:9
1.11 T,ZJ ~VZF a prophet."'
So they repliccl that they did
OMt 21 'r6
LL:?Z not know its sourcc.' And Jesus said to them:
*.lr~ll91:13
Neither am I telling YOU by what authority I
110 I:ZL
?c:n .1:3
do these thingsmVm
0.f 01) L ,I2
9 Then he stnrted t o tell the people this Illusml 2t:27
tration:" "A man planted a vincyard3"and let it
out to cultivators for hire find he traveled
XI%
,::,
HO:8
39115:'
abroad for consldcrable timc." loBut in due
TPr 2:21
m i l t 2 1 . 3 season he sent out a slavea t o the cultivator^,^
hlr 121
*?ru!7:13 that they might give him some of the fruit of
d ! : h ,lG:15
the vineyard. Thc cultivators, however, sent
CIAC 1:5z
him
away empty;' dter beating him u p . O l1
But
!;A
;;
;$%
bMt 21.y he repeated and sent them n different slave,
Mr Il:L
That one also they beat up and dishonored and
sent
away empty.' Yet again he sent a tIrircl;@
*$\:;$6
eno !I:m
this one also they wounded and threw out. At
this the owner of the vineyard said: What shall
1 do? I will send my son the beloved." Likcly
'y,"23f1"6
@Lrct~
lz:9 they wlIl respect" this one.' ( W h e n the cultivators caught sight of him they went to reasoning with one anolhcr, saying: "l'11Is is the heir;
OACm
let US k1Il him, that the inheritance0 may he*$! :$? come ours.'* l 8 Wl tl-r that they Ihrew him outsidc"the vineyard and lrilled" him. What, therc;;;:,;512fore,
will the owner of the vlneyard do to
.hftzl:39 them?" 'We w311 come and destroy these cultivators and will let the vineyard out t o others,''
On hearing this they said: "Never may that
happcn!"O l-ut
he looked upon them and said:
$
:;
"What, then, does this that is written maan,
'fifl'S:m 'The stone which the builders rejected,' this
1- 2:f
m{: :ij$ has become the chief cornerstone'?" l8 Every"NfiH:"
anc falling upon that stone will be shattered."
DMt14:8

US

1I

Or, "punblo,"

262
263
LUKE 20:32-46
*Dn2:35
As for anyone upon whom it falls,# it will pulf2:a1 leave chiIdren behind, but died off.* s 2 Lastly,
* ~n:t44
verize him. "*
*Mt22:m the woman also died." d3 Consequently, in the
19 The scribes and the chief priests now
resurrection, of which of them does she become
sought to get their hands on him in that very
the
wife? For the seven got her as wife."OD
E$t"z:i,l:,
hour, but they feared the people, for they perM r 12:%&
34
Jesus said to them: "The children of this
ceived that he spoke this illustrationam with m u 21:29
system"
01things" marryo and are given in mar+
:
j
z
7
them in mind." '"And, after observing him n,M;:g
sdoh202:1
:5
riage:
3s but
those who have been counted
closely, they sent out men secretly hired to preKF 2 0 3 5 worthyt of gaining that systemo of thingsao and
OR0
12:2
tend that they were righteous, in order that
mil 5:m the resurrection" from the dead" neither marry
they might catchAhim in speech, so as to turn *Lull:%
mEp1r 1-21
fact, neither
Heb 1:2 nor are given in marriage.'
him over to the government0 and to the au- 3*~25:1
can
they
die*
any
more,
for
they
are like the
:
!
?
?3
thoritymof the g o ~ e r n o r . ~And these men ques- :g2zE
angels,"
and
they
are
God's
childrenbA
by being
, $ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " ,
tioned him, saying: "Teacher, we know you Mr12:13
childrenb
of
the
resul~ection.~
a7 But that the
g:i6
speak and teach correctly and show no pardead are raised up even Moses disclosed, in the
@GeG:2
J O 1:
~6
tiality, but you teach the way of God on the
~ot138:7 account about the thornbush,* when he calls
basis of truth:' Is it lawful for us to pay tax gkzaz
!lj
Jehovahclc 'the a d of Abrahama and God of
lcEx6:3
ORO 9:7
to Caesarb or not?"" ""nut he detected their ;
and God of J a c ~ b ' 3. ~W e is a God, not
:
;
!
&
,
;g,":g Isaac5
craftiness and said to them:" 24 "Show me a a n 1 t x : i 7
of
the dead, but of the living: for they are all
W t 2298
:t",h&,5a
de.narri.us."Whose image and inscription does M Z 12:75
living from his standpoint."eM " "In ~0Inment
it have?" They said: "Caesar's."* " IT@said to "hT'It"Z:20
IJO.3:26
Ga
3:lo
Mr 1 2 : ~
bMt22:aO some of the scribes said: "Teacher, you spoke
OJoh
I9:l2
them: "By all means, then, pay back Caesar'so
well." For no longer did they have the courage
::::;!
things to C a ~ s a r but
, ~ God's things to God."' * $ ~ ~ $$
~+ ~
t o ask him a single question.
2G Well, they were not able to catch him in this
@Ex 3:6
k!
;
;
$
41 In turn, he said to them: "How is it they
saying before the people, but, in amazement at
OJ&7:42
say
that t h e Christ is David'so son?* '2 For
a ~2222
t
his answer, they said nothing."
*nu 22:41
M r l m David himseLE says in the book of Psdrns:
O
*
c
k
l
27 However, some of the Sadducees? those
@Ac1:20
'Jehovahf said to my Lord, Sit at my right hand
who say there is no resurrection, came upAZs and
z
g
until I make your enemies a stool for your
questioned him, saying: "Teacher, Mosesv wrote ,A,C,g$
feet.'*
44 David, therefore, calls him 'Lord'; so
us, 'If a man's brother dies having a wife, but
";f3"4l
this one remained childless, his brother' should ' G e m 8
how is he his son?"
take the wife and raise up offspring from her
45 Then, while all t h e people were listening
far his brother." zZAccordingly there were
he
said
to~ the ~disciple^:^
4 6 "Look out for the
;:;;::;B
n
~
~
~
8
seven brothers; and the first took a wife and
oleo 1:20 scribeso that desire to walk around in robes and
died childless." So the second, 31 and the third
took her. Likewise even the seven: they did not
;
* See Lake 18 :30, footnotea, h Or, "sons.') C Jehovah, Ju111-1S~21
Ihc Lord, KBA. d Or, "when he say#: 'Jehovnh the God of Abraa 01; "p&r~ble.l'b Or, "the emperor." A coin equal to 17c or 8d. 2f.
I~utn.'!' e Or, "living to him:'
Jehovah,
The Lord, KJ3k.
LUKE 20: 19-91

:z
I

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:E

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,

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LUKE 20:47-21:lO
264
Iilce greetings in the market-plaasn and front
seats in the synagogues and mmt prominent
placcs at ev~ningOmeals:
and that devour :@&gja
the bouscs of the widows and lor a pretext Mr 1238
rnalce long prayers. These wjll rcccive a heavier
OMT1240
judgm~nt."~
O
Now as he looked up he saw the richu R o m
dropping their giftso into the treasury OJOh4:lo
chestsab+ Then he saw a certain needy widow + M r l a : a l
drop two small coins of very 1itt.l~valuec there," aMr12:42
a d 11e said: "I tell YOU truthfully, This widow: nllllough poor, dropped In more than them O A C k l
all.' For all these dropped in giftsQot of their xE;;di::$
surplus, but this woman out of her wmt dropped
*Mr m4.4
in a11 the means of living she lmcl.""
Lu 12:15
5 Later, as certain ones were speakjng concerning the temple, how it was adorned with
beautiful stones and dedicated tlr ings," he said:
"As for these things that YOU are beholding,
the days will come in which not a stone upon nIglee,:$o
a stone will be left here and not be thrown ~j;:~
;
down."" T h e n they questioned him, saying: jLa2:F
"Teacher, when will these things actually be, kCZi2
and what wiII be the sign when thcsc things
arc dcstined"~ occur?"" He safd: "Look out :i;'t zi;>+L
that you are not misled;@for many will come on ,;;TE
the basis of my name, saying: 'I am he,' and, OEr>h5:rl
21 11 2.3
'The due time has approached." Do not go after ?TI
s:~:t
them. Furf hemore, when YOU hear of wars
and disorders, do not be terrified.@For these;?:$:'
things must occur first, but the accomplishedo z
k 6:;
MI- 13:1
end does not occur immediately,"
10 Then he went on to say to them: "Nation
Or, '"plnccs of ns~cmbly.'~b Or, "'the ~ o r r c dtreasnrg." tLit~rolly,
"two I~p'tn"; each Zep'ton being ~rorth $ eent or 4 farthing.

265

ORe 6:s
*Tsa 2 9 5
lie 6:12

21

Qr, L'contributedto the gifts."

--

LUKE 21 :11-23

witl risen ngninst nation,"and kingdom against

kingdom,* L L and there will bc great enrthquakes9 and in one place aftcr another pcstilenccs and foodo shortages, and Ihcre will be
fearful sights nnrl from hcavcn great signs.'
l2 But before all of these things ppcplc will lay
their hands upon you and pcl=sccute'Votrtr,delivering YOU up to the synagoguesq and prisons,
YOU bcing haled before kings mcl governors
will turn out to
for the salre of my name."
YOU for thc purpose of a ~vitness.~"Therefore
settle it in YOUR hearts not to rehearse beforehand how to make YO^ d d e n ~ c ; ,"~ Oor I will
give Yorr forceful speechb and wisdom which
all YOUR opposcrs0 together will not be nblc to
resist or dispute.+ lCMoreover, YOU will be delivered up cvcn by parents and brothers" and
reIativcs and friends, and they will put some of
vorr to denthlm 'land YOU will be ohjccts of
hatred by all persons because ol my name."
l a And yet not a hai?
of YOUR headsU will by
any means pcrish," I9By endurance'' on YOUR
part YOU will acquire YOUR SDUIS.C*
20 "Furtlzermore, when uow see Jerusalem
surroundecl"y
encamped armies, thcn understmcl that the desolath@ oP hcr h8.s drawn
near." Then Ict those in Ju.de'a begin flccing
to the me~ntajns,~
and let those in the midst of
her withdraw, and let those in the nearby regions not enter into her,' because these are
days for meting out justice" that all the things
written may bc fulfilled." Woe t o the pregnant
women and the ones suckling a baby in those

nr, %be stirred up; IH! l n l ~ ~ cup."

d bLiterally, "n mouth?' *Or,
"t'11tnro lives." Sec r'lratthe~vLO: 28. *Literitlty, " d n y ~o f vengea

11t1re~'

LUKE 21:24-35
266
days!' For there will be went necessity upon -Mt2**9
the landa nnd wrath on this pcoplc, 'hand they eDe 28:g.1
will fall by the edge of the sword ~ncIbe led 2a7&:1,
captive jnio all the nations," and Jcn~snlcmwill ;tCyz;
hc tramplcd on by the nations,@unljl the ap- OLU 23.2
*EX@2 3 : n
pointed times* of the nations are fulfillecl.l"
na 2 5
25 "Also thcrc will be signs in sun' and moon u R ~ G : 1 2
ancl stars, all-1 on the earthr' a n ~ ~ ~ iof
s l rna- OJoh3:31
tians," not Ictio~vingthe way out bccnwe of the
roaring of the seaa and its agitnl ion,( zn while salt. aml:xl
1J 21
men become fajnt out of fear" ant1 expectation oXTr
act:rl
of the things coming upon the inhnbilcd ~ a r t h '?&'?::?4
;~
for the potversc of the heavens will be shaken.' 'J"i,"i27
And then they will see the Son of mann corn- j;;
ing jn n cloud" with power and great ~lory.",
iF;:1
'"But as these thjngs start 10 occur, raisc your- %
;
se1vc.s cmct and lift YOUR IleadsC up, because o ~ o;fi4
h
130
YOUR dclivcrmce@

getting near."'"

OI.I[
*A11 2-I:JO
1.69

; v ~ t13,lH
12.~1
29 With that he spoke an jllustrationd" to Mr
them: "Notc the fig treem and all the other 4c23;;.!,q
y o When they are already In the bud, by
$,",$!hla
observin~it You know for your.wlves that now ;;A; :;+%
the stlmmcr is near.* 31 In this WRY YOU also, 0x121:xt
1I
when you see these things occurring, know that
the kln~clornof God is near.' 3 2 Truly I say to +Mr1399
YOU, This generation will by no means pass
away until all things occur.' "'Hcav~nand "Mt24:W
Mr f3:SO
earth will pass away," but my worcls will by =nlts:la
U M ~
24:no mcnns pass away.#
Mr 13:3E.
34 "But pay attention to yourselves that Y ~ U R
hearts nncvcr become weighed down with overeating and heavy drinking and anxieties of life,e
and suddenly that day be instantly upon you* *z::iy3
5%
as asnarc? For it will come in upon all those "120 l l : B
Or, '4cnt+tli."b B refids: "are fnfflll~dand wilt br.PTc Or, "Soracs;

host^,''

Or, "l)~)tlmhlc." Or, "1~11xit!tie~

ovcr livelihood."

LUKE 21:36-22 :11

267
dwelling upon the face of all the earth.O 9u Keep
awakc, then, all the time making supplication
that YOU may succeed in escaping nlI these
things that are destined to occur, nnd to hold
YOUR position before the Son of man.""
37 So by day he would be teaching En the
ternple,"uut by night he would EO old and lodge
on Chc mottntnin called the Mount of Olivcs,'
".And all tiic peoplemwould come early in the
day l o him in the temple to hear him,
New the feaste of the unleavened cakes,
the so-called Passover,"was getting near.
Wlso the chief priests and the scribes were
seeking the eflcctive way for them to ~ e rid
t of
*Mt m:4
M r 1 4 2 him, for they were in fear of the p~oplc.# But
I,u 20:19
O J o l l 1327 Satano entered into Judas? the one called Is01,u 22:47
* > t i 2~2.; carT.ot, who was numbered among the twelve;'
h:r 14:lO
Joh t;:;a
' a n d he went of and talked with the chief
Juh 13:2
priests and temple captains about the effective
way to betray him to them. Well, thcy reOAc 796
joiced
and agreed t o give him silver rnoney.OO
uzec I1:lZ
W t 26:15 a So he consented, and he began to seek a good
I'ri 6 3 0
Jude 11 opportunity i o betray him to them without a
crowd arotlncl."
7 The day of the unIeavened cakes now arrived, on which the passovcr' vlctim must be
sa~riflced;~
and he dispatched Petcr and John,"
saying: "Go and get the passover ready' for us
to eat." 'They said to him: "Wheredo youwant
us t o get it ready?" 'We said to
"Look!
when you enter into the city a mRn carrying
an earlhcnware vcssel of water will meet YOU.
follow him into the house into whjc11 he enters.'
"And YOU must say to the landlord of the
Ihou~c~
'The Teacher says to you, "Whcre is the
guest-room in which I may eat the passover

22

LUKE 22 :12-24
268
with my disciples?" ' l2 And that man will show
YOU n lnrge upper mom furnished. Get it ready
there,"" "'So they departed and found it just "Mr14:15
RS Ilt? had said to them, and tlzcy got the pass%It %:I9
ovCr ~ ~ l d y . *
Mi-14:16
3 4 At length when the hour came, hc rccllned LU lkr2
at the table, and the apostles with himma
I n And
'$: TF:
he said to them: 'Thave greatly desired to eat
this passover" with YOU before 1 suffer; la for AlCo5:7
I tell 1'011, I will not eat it again until j t becomes
fulfilIed in tlie kingdom of God."P And, ac- !2&%??3
cepting a cup,' he gave thanks and said: "Takc OPR1% 117
thism~ n pass
d
it from one to the other nnlong ;2;\%:9,
youcsclves; *TorI telI YOU, From now on I will ?A;<:%
not drink again from the product of the vine
;gz ;;;23
until the kin~domof God arrives."'
~ n 71:31
3ils 5:la
19 Also he toolr a loaf," gave thanks, blmlce it, ire l:11
and gave jt t o them, saying: "Tlsis meansrLmy .:F2%1?6
body' which is to be given in Yourr behalf. Keep
y!:zi
doing this in remembrance of mc."""' Also Ihc ~ ~ ; & ? ~ ~
cupA in the same way after they had the eve;:;;
ning meal, hc saying: 'This cupq rncnnsa the ;;;;
LU
TO^22:.i2
18:11
new' covenant' by virtue of my blood? which 6r\c 3 25
PIC0 tfi.16
is bo bc poured out in YOUR bcl~all.~'
'3 er 3i:31
21 "But, Imk! the hand of my bctraycr" is $E,?;g1'
with me at the table? *Because t h e Son of ~~~~i~
rnRn is going his way according to what is 2fP$2iT
marked out;' all the same, tvoc to that man $c;;;::1,1,
through whom he is betrayed!" So they start;~;,"i2&
ed to cliscr!ss among themselves thc question -rs
41:s
of whlclr of them would rcaIly k the one that *$'dh'?3%
Olna 53
was about to do this."
Do 9:26
24 However, there also arose a heated dispute "?,j:"&
:
Or, "id'; in the sense of signifying, importing, representing.
b DIt onlit the word^, of verses 1D,20, "whir:h is t o be gircn .
peurod out in your behalf."-KRAVgSyP,

..

among them over which one of thcm seemd

to bbc greatest. Z5Euthe said to them: "The
@J,~oh
1:40 lkingso of the nations lord it over thcm, and
oJahl:12 ~IIQSC having authorityo over them are called
4Benelactors'.b" YOU,
though, arc not to be that
way.
But
let
him
that
is the grcntcst nrnong
+finm:2ci
uou b e m e as the youngest, nnd the one act1 IQI, t 1.7 ing ns chief as the one ministering.no 27 For
e v t 20 3.
~ , I:M
a which one is greater, the one reclining at the
table or the one rninistering?l Is it not the one
f$b~:B
reclining
at the table? But I am in YOUR midst
; I k(,l)4: 15
as
the
one
ministering.aa
m2:i:t 7:13
pr
( 1nn:3,1
1 :
28 "However, YOU are the ones t h a t have
I r ~ l ,8 , n stuckmwith me in my trials;' " and I make a
al:,U 12:'ra
covenant with YOU, just as my Fatlzcr has made
2.t 1 2.12
.1 its ::5
R covenant* with me, for a kingdom: "that
04y;
;,:;,!,'3 YOU may eatA and drinko ~t my table in my
oJrlll:I:3
kingdom: and sit on thronesg to judge the

;:;$7;7

'

o~Tull1:a

lwclve tribes of IsraeleQ

31 "Simon: Simon, look! Satan*has demande1c0
~ io:za
4;:"t
ed
to have YOU men to sift YOU as wheat." 8"ut
1 12 2 ;
I
have
made supplication" for you that yom
;:$
' ?:'
faith may not give out; and you, when once you
oC~;;i.~,
1
,
hove returned, give support to your brothers."o
QJdl
W J O I I 17.15 s3 Then he said to him: "Maqtcr,'* 1 nrn ready to
01,u 23:111
march with you both into prisono and into
uhltx.:13
M r I IC.!~)
dcath."" Eut he said: "1 tell you, Peter: A
soh ;.i::~t
caclc
~ ~ ~ ~ 2
$ , will
~ 7 not crow today until you have three
times
denied knowing me,"'
f;2;,1,:?I;::
ol~~lu.ll
3.5 He also said t o them: "When f sentD YOU
forth without purse and f ood-pouch and smdals,
YOU did not want for anything, did yorr?" They
said: "No!"" 38 Then he said to t l ~ c m :"But now
let the one that has a purse tnlrc it up, likewise
also a food-pouch;and lei: the one having no
of011 1 3 : ~

,..I

--

Or, "serving."

Or* "Lord."

LiternlIy, "For nothing I"

LUKE 22 :3 7 4 0

LUKE 22:51-62
and cut off his right ear.o" *'But in reply Jesus
sword sell his outer garment and buy one. For
UBIEX:51
Ohct:sl
rIr 14:47 said: "Lrcr ft EO as far as this." And hc! towchd
I tell YOU that this which is written must be
Soh 18.10
him." 62 Jesus then said to the
o,rul~I z:do the ear and I~enlecl"'
accomplkhcrl in me, namely, ' A n d hr! was reckanlt 2r;:sz
oncd with lawless ones.'" For that ~ ~ k l i cconh '$f{;,j;
J C ,Y X
~ : ~ I chief priests nnd captains of the templeo and
0~101
21
:14
older men of influence that had comc there lor
1251)
cems mc is !laving an accomplishmcnl,"C a s Then C LuL ~1K::Il
him: "Did YOU come out with swords and cIzrbs
they said: "Masterra look! here are two
against a r o b l ~ r ?"~While I was wit11 YOU
swords." Efe said to them: "It is enough."
bMtm5
~r la:# as
.
/
+LQ
19:.17
111
the
temple' day after day aou did not s tmtch
39 On going out he walked as customarily to
*JoH7:30 out YOUR 11;inds against meam
But this Is POUR
thc Malrnt ol Olives; and thc! disciples also folrJ011 1227
the ~ u t h o r i t pof darkness,"'
in:11 hour-ad
Iowed him.' 4VIaving comc to Ihc place he said + ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a.Tuh
$
$ l:13
*Cnl
to ihern:O "Carry on prayer, that vow do not
orsa 53:7
54 Then they arrested him and leda hlm off
3;;; :
;
Ac 5:32
entw into temptation." 4 1 And he himself drew
and brozrght him into the house of the high
away from them about a stone's throw, arrd
:$;
g;.:;: priest;" but Pcter was fol1owing at a clistancebQ
Mr 1 1 : ~ 6 6 When Ihcy lit a fire in the midst of the courtbent his knees and began to pray," "saying: x?J;:7;{
I
.loll 1R:15
"Fatlwr, i l you wish, t u r n thb cup aside from
yard and sat clown together, Peter was sitting
4 JOtl 1g:lg
me. Neve~Zhclcss,let, not my rviIl,"but yours lfjEt!,5;,
/ 0~,,1,18:11 in among !hem.' " But a certain servant girlo
saw him sitting by t h e firelight and looked him
take place."' Then an angel"from heaven ap- ;
I
; i;;:?,;
and said:'
"This man also wtrs with
peand to him and strengthened him. But getmz:zgover
tina into nn agony he continued praying more lk;;,Le
him." But he dcnled it,a saying: "I do not know
And after a short time anearnestly;* and his sweat became as drops of AJnh 12:n
'Mtac:70
Mr 14:m him, womnn."*
other person swing him said: ' Y o u also are
blood fnlIing to the ground." 4 u And he rose &%:$$"
from p r a y ~ r went
, ~ to the disciples and found c A c ~ : l ~
one of them," But Petessaid: "Man, I nm not.""
ug:Eg
3011
And after a b u t an hour intervened n cerlain
them slumbering from griefV0 and hc said to +;:::;if[:
them: "I-low can You sleep?"Risc and carry on OJoh 1 1 13
other m m began insisting confdmtl y : "For a
prayer, that YOU do not enter into temptation."' +t:E%$i
certainty this man also was with hlm; for, in
47 Whjlc he was yet speaking, look! a crowd,
7!'4":;!:' Joh18:26 fact, he is R Gal.i.lc'an!"' a But Pctcr anid:
and the man called Judas, one of the twelve,
"Man, T do not 1rnrl.r~what you are saying." And
was going before them, and he approached Jeinstantly, while he was yet speaking, a cock
BFP t ' t : ~
sus to ltIssmhim:
But Jesus said to him: "Ju- Joh
uyt26:74 cm'~ved.~And the Masterb turned and looked
182
h l r 14:n
das? do you betray t h e Son of man with a o ~ n h 6 : T l
.luh18:27 upon Peter, and Peter recalled the utternncc of
kiss?"' When those about him snw what was
the Master1' when he said to him: "Before a
going to happen, they said: "'Master,n shall we *E:$;ij
cock croivs today you will disowna mc three
:
l
j
1
;
F
&B+g8
strllre with the sword?'" m D Acertain one of "Luzx+B
nlr 14:=
times.''A
And he went outside and wept bit1
~
1
7
m
2
them evcn did strike the slave of the high priest
terly.C@
~
;
~
$
~
i
:
~
-a Or, "TAord.''b Verses 43,44 art! contninerl in ~ D V g s p but
, are
a IlVg read: "him," b OF,'"Il~rd,"C Verse 62 is omitted Ily It,
omitted by BABY' and N (corrected rending),

270

271

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LUKE 22:63-23:5
272
273
LUKE 23 :6-18
63Now the men that had hima in custody behere." On hearing Itbat, Pilate asked whether
gan to make Im' of him, hittingmhim;' "'nnd
the man was a Gal.i.le'an, ' and, ~ f t e rrtsccrtdnOAC&m
nfler covering liim over thcy would ask and .;;try;:%
ing that he was f ro~nthe jurisdiction of Herdsao
say: "Prophesy, Who is it that struck you?"" *art at;.(&
he sent him on to Herod,n who was also himself
And they went on saying many other t h i n g
in Jerusalem in lhcse clays.
in blasphemy' against him.
8 When IJerod saw Jesus he rejoiced greatly,
'Pa
Iun451:~
4 : ~
66 At length when it became day, tho nsstsmfor over a considcrnblc lime hc was wanting to
~ L U
93
1
AMt 14:l
bly of oldcr men of influence of the people, botl~
seen him becausc of having heard" about him,
Mr 6:24
chief priests and scribes, gathered together,"
~ f ~ l f ; 2and
~ l he was hopingo to see some sign0 perand thcy haled him into their San'hedrino hnll," ;;fF&;;47
formed by him. $'Now he bcgan to question him
saying:" "If you are the C h r i ~ ttell
, ~ us." But
with a good many words; but he made him no
he snid to them: "Even if I told row,' YOU
.~
the chlcf priests and the
bpay;: a n s ~ e r 14q-Iowcver,
\vould not believe it at all. CB Moreover, if I *JM;~I,I;I,;~
,,. 3 ~ ~ 7 5
sck.ibcs
kept
standing
zip nnd vehemently accus+Ac 2537
questioned POW,' YOU would not answer at all, m.!;:h:!il:2
ing him,' Wlcn I-ferod together with his soldiep
OIM 9 7
I-lolvcvcr, from now on the Sen of man" will ,$;:,?;?
discredited him," and he made fun' of
m.PsZZ:7
p;$!$ guards
be sitting a t t h e po\verful rig11Y'handr of God."' ,;:
I
him by clothing him with a Zlriglltb garment
l o At this they all said: "Are you, thc~.cfow,
and sent him back to Pilate. B01.h Herod and
,:,
I;;I~
thc Son of God?" He said to them: "It is for %
nc7:?5
Pilatc" now became friends0 with each other on
,%$-',:4,
YOU t o sayn that I am.'? '"They
snid: "Why do ~IJrlC#:34
XI:I:I
that very day; for before Ihat they had conwe need further witness? For we ourselves have
tinued at enmity bctween themselves.
%;$,
heard it out of his own mouth.""
nivi
hFr n:r
1 5 9x
13 Pilate then called the chlef priests and the
So the multitudeo of them rose, one and ~ ~ ; ' : ' $ , ~ ~ ~ ~ L 2u4:m cuIersD and the people together and said to
nI1, and led him to Pi1ate.O * Then thcy ,:!;
them: "You brought this man to mc as one Instartd to accuse him: saying: "This man we fif~1$1,
citing the pcople to revolt, and, look! I exfound subverthe our nation3 and forbiddingartlined him in front of YOU but found in this
$
;
:
:
;
;
:
;
;
;
:
the paying of taxes" to C a c s d and say in^ l ~ cr-%x : ~1 I
*Soh 18:B man no grounds*for the charges You are bringhimself is Christ3 a king."'
Now Pilatc ~slced<;:;k2;:!:?
ing against him. '" In fact, neither did Herod,
trim the question: "Arc you the king of thc "2!h,::",,1$19
for he sent him back to us; and, 100k! nothing
17.27
Jmvs?" In answer he said: ''It is for you to 'Mt
n*c23:29
deserving of dcath" has been conlrnitted by him.
RTr 12:17
say."' 'Then PiIate said io the chicf priests
l e I will therefore punish* him and release him."c
p;:&!;
AMt27:2&
J O 193
~
nnd the crorvds: "I find no crime In this man."
But with their whole multitude they cried out,
But they began to be insistent, saying: "He
saying: "Takc this one away, but release Barstirs up the people by teaching throughout all
3.m
* H e r d An'ti-pns, son of Hrrncl tho Qrc!t, Ssr! Luke 3 : 1. bOr,
Ju.de'gD even starting out from Gal'i.leeo to onoh
QJOII Z:H

o;:a,

*!::

23

llim, HBlIVgTt; Jesus, A s p . a Or, 'lthcir 8na'ke.rlrin."'

"the Sight h o d of the power." d Or, "the anpcrar."'

Or,

"splendid" CE3AIt omit vcrsc 17, mndung: "NOW he was nnder necessity to release one laan to thetn fiwnl fenst to feast."
-KDVgSys-C*p.

LUKE 23 :19--31

214

::::

ab'basOto us!" l9 (Which man had been thrown

into prisone for a certain sedition0 occurring o ~ ~ , tg;?
23:25
in the city and for murder.")
Again Pilate OAc3:14
OMt 2'3320
called out to them, because he wanted to re:
E
h
l
;
;
l
;
o
lease Jesus.' Then they began to yell, saying:
+
I
;
"
,
:
;
"Impale him, impale" him!"" $ T h e third time J O 19:12
~
he said to them: "Why, what evil did this man ; B ~ ' , " h l ~ $ ~ ~
do? I found nothing deserving of death in him;
I will therefore punish him and release him."" "E:Ez
2 3 At this they began to be urgent with loud
voices demanding that he be impaled;" and their
voices began to win out.* 24 So Pilate gave sen- #Job f9:15
tence for their demand to be met:' P5 he re- *Mrf5:15
doh X9:IB
leasedn the man that had been thrown into OPr17:15
prison for sedition0 and murder and whom they oAC19:40
were demanding, but he surrendered Jesus to
a ~ m:x
t
their will."
26 Now as they led him away, they laid hold
27:32
of Simon,@a certain native of Cy.rerne,corning
from the country, and they placed the torture
stakeb upon him to bear it behind Jesus.O But bJ",'hlfg?&
there was following him a great multitude of
the people and of women who kept beating
themselves in grief and bewailing him. Jesus
turned to the women and said: "Daughters of
Jerusalem: stop weeping for me. On the con- 3Joh5:1
trary, weep for yourselves and for YOUR children,+ ""ecause,
look! days are comingo in ?%$,5;,Zj
which people will say, 'Happy are the barren
women, and the wombs that did not give birth gt;-1;J4
and the breasts that did not nurse!'@aa Then
they will start to say to the mountains," 'Fall %Isfi2:19
140 10:8
aver us!' and to the hilIs, 'Cover us over!' 3 1 Be- ReB:lG
cause if they do these things when the tree is
Or, "fasten(ed) on
thew 10 : 38.
a

a stake or pole." b See Appendix under

Xab

275
LUKE 23 :32-44
moist, what wiIl occur when it is withered?""
Jer 25:29
Eze20:47
32 But two other men, evildoers, were aIso
IPP k17
*Is&~i3:la being led to be executed with him.* 3 U n dwhen
R'tn:w
they got to the place called "The Skull", there
o ~ u 2 4 : 7 they impaledaO him and the evildoers, one on
19:18 his right and one on his left.b0 3" Furthermore,
*psn:18 to distribute his garments, they cast lots.'
Ira 53:l?
Mt27:3~
And the people stood looking 0n.O But the
Mr 15:2.1
azcc
Fte 17z:io
3
XLIIE~Swere sneering, saying: "Others he saved,
let him save' himself, if this man is the Christ
+ps22:s
O*lc13:17 of God, the Chosen0 One."*
Even the soldiers
mMt 27342
M r q : 3 1 made fun" of him, coming close and offering
YPs 22.7
#FS 6 9 : ~ him sour winet" " rand saying: "If you are the
OJo113:17 lcing of the Jews, sav& yourself," 38 There was
also an inscription over him,c "This is the king
* M t of
~ the
~
Jews."'"
M r 1.5326
soh 19:19
39
But
one of the hungD evildoers began to say
DE7r 6:ll
abusivel? t o him: "You are the Christ, are you
AM^
~t a2k~4 :4m
ms 16:32 not? Save yourself and us," '% reply the other
OEph5:ll rebuked4 him and said: "Do you not fear God
OJoh 522 at all, now that you are in the same judgment?'
And we, indeed, justly so, for we are receiving in fulI what we deserve for things we did;
but this man did nothing out of the way." "d'
he went on to say: "Jesus, remember me when
+Re 12:s
'd
he said to
m12:10 you get into your kingdom."' "
'z'gi;: him: "Truly I tell you today, You will be with
i,paradisee*,dOx
02CO
~ P 72:s
S12:4 @, ,
44 Well, by now it was about t h e sixth* hour
~ s 2.51
1sall:G
a
IS&
Re 213
6 5 : ~ and yet a darkness fell over all the earth until

*Pr11:31

Or, "fastened on a, stake or pole." bBDSyS omit from verse 34

the opening words : "But Jesus was saying : 'Father, forgivc them,
for they do not know what they are doing."'--KAGVg5yC.P.
=''In letters of Ureek and Latin and Hebrew"; added by NDVg
Syp, but omitted by BSyY.cC. d Pazbadisc, HBAJl1~lS~l"a garden
of Eden, J 1 7 1 ~ ~See
.
denegis 2 : 8,10,15,1.6, L X X , Sixth; counting
from 6 a.m., that is 12 noon. Hence the ninth hour=3 p,m.
a

LUKE 23 :45-56
276
the ninth hour.' *%because the sunlightDceased $:; ::jf
entlrely; then thc curtain* of the sanctuaryaO
t&~$a5
was rcnt down the
And Jcsus called
,
;
:I Z : I Q
with a Ioud valca and said: "'Father, into your nr,:lI\~
hands I entrust my
When he had said m!/,Y$ :?g2'
31:s
this, he expired.' u7 Because of seeing wlzat ac- A)'u
o ni t 2 x 0
curred the armyO oficexi)" began to glorify God, ;$,;/yi2:2
saying: "Really this man was righteous."O0
~?;lgz;
R' And all thc crowds that were gathered togethcr there for this spectacle, when they beheld the things that occurred, began to return,
smiting thcir breasts, 4Woreover, all those
acquainted with him were standing at a d i s
tame.' Alsa women, who together had followed
him from GalYJlee, were standing beholding mgE;;t
a ~m
t s
these things.m
Mr 10:40
OJo1l
50 And, loolr! a man named Josephjmwho was
a member of the Ssnthe.drin,c a good and righteous manothis man had not voted in sup- Mr mS.
15:13
port of their dedgn and actionH-he was from *g1,''3:?i?
Ar.i.ma.thepa?a city of the Ju.de'ans,d" and was DJ(~IL
O J O 3;l
~13 :B
waiting for the lcingdom of God;DBB this man OC:e49:lB
I
MI. 1 5 ~ 4 3
went to Pilate and asked for the MJPof J e s u ~ :;;;h&z:,
.~
n8 And he took it downD and wrapped it up in o l ~ c ~ ~ : ~
' I R 5n:a
~
flne linen, and he laid him h a tomb" carved shrtzr:ss
h I r 15:.1G
in the rock and in which no man had yet lain..
I
u~;:i$
"4 NOWit was the day of preparation," and the hlr 15.42
??:4Z
evening light of the s;tbbElt he ww appronching.~0.1;frh
011 5 :IF,
But the women, who had come wjtl~him out
of Galq.lee, follo\vd down and took a look at
the memorial tomb and how his body was laid,.
I
$J!:
"Wandthey went back to prepare spices and per-

a
a

OF, dltemple." b Or, "centurion"; in co~nlnnndof 100 eoldicrs.

Or, "n connsclor; n senator.'' * Or, "Jew."' * Or, "and Sabbath

wns drawing on,"

277

W 24:l-12

urn20:~
*Mf12i7

fumed oils."But, of course, they rested on the

sabbathn nccording to the cornmandmmt.O
On the first day of the week, however,
mAczm
they went very early to the tomb: beari ~ i gthe splces they had prepared." '' But they
30hN:l Sound the stone rolled nway from the memorial
OwrlG:4
tomb,O nnd when Ihcy cntercd lhey did not
+Mr16:5 flnd the body of the Lord Jesus.&"' While they
were in perplexity over this, look! ttvo men in
flashing clothing stood by them," 3 s the worn.
cn became frightened and kept their faces
turned l o the ground, the men said t o thcm:
"Why are you looking for ihe living* One
among thc dcad? Plc is not hemj but has been
**."Itm:T raised up."" Rccall how he spoke to YOU whlle
he was yet in Galti.Fec,' a saying that the Son
iMr 16:7
oJoh 10:10 oL: man must be delivered into the hands of sinn,Jg;,!;;; ful men and be impaled('*and yet on the third
hlr A:JI
day rise."" So they called his snyIngs to mind,"
Lu 9:PZ
,md they returned irnnz the memorial" tornba
3 'LFI
Kloh 2 . 3
and reported all these things t o the eleven m d
@ M t r a 8 to a11 the
'"They
were the Mag'da.1ene
M
a
r
y
and
Jo.anrna+
and
M a w the mother of
:gh,?2;m
n:m Jzunes.O Also the rest of the womenQwith them
m
~ L u 8:2
were telling the apostlcs these things. l1 However, thcsr! sayings appeared ns nonsense to
"efi:
~ ~and thcy would not belicve" the tvon~en.
thcm
aJah
But Pelcribrose and ran to the memorial tomb
'30h 20:T and, stooping fonvnrd, he beheld the bandages"
aJ0h20:s alone. So he went off,O wondering within himself at what had ~ c c u r r e d . ~
nc 5 : u

OJoll 10:18

24

@,M,tz$

d
b II nnd
mD and moat Old Lnlin vcrsions onlit "of the I ~ r Jcsus7'.
~ ~
"He is nnt here, but hns been raised
5 Old L n t i u Q C E ~ O onlit
up7'.-KnA. 0 Or, "fnstcncd on n ntnke oy pole." d D h nnd
S Old Lntin rersiona o ~ n i"Erom
l
tho mrlnorial LonllP"' 8 D, 4 It ver~ i m and
s 1 Vg omit verse 12, but KBA nnd many others contnin it.

LUKE 24: 1%24

13But, look! on that very day two of them
were traveling to a villagc scvcn and a half
milcsa distant from Jerusalem and named Emm a ' ~ '''
~ and
, ~ they were conversing with each AMrle:m
otherb over all these things' that had come
about. Now as they were conversing and disr *LUn:zz
m-20
cussing Jesus himself appmachcdi' and began
tr~tvclingwlth them; "'but their eyes were kept
from recognizing him.' "1-Ic said to them: *;;11,2:$4
"What nrc these matters which vorr are debating brtwvccn yourselves ns you wnlk along?"
And they stood still with sad" faces. '"In an- "Mt6;1@
srvcr thc one named Cle'o.pasU said to him: 'Joh1t1:B
'ahre you lodgingnby goursdf in Jcrirsalem and uL~21:3T
so do not know the things that have occurred
In her in thcse days?" ''' And he said to them: a ~ ~~2.3
t
"Whnt thlngs?" They said to him: "The things yJ2$i1
concerning Jesus the Naz.a.rmc',*who became "A",l\!iid
a prophet powerful in work and word3 bofoore oJoh 1:1
God and all the people; q0 and how our chief
priests and rulersDhanded him over to the sen- oJoh3:1
tct~ccof death and impaled1' hirnaP?'But we +Ac3:13
were hoping that this man was the one destinedo to deliver Israel;' yes, and besides all z?:l,rm
these t-hings, this makes l;he third day since
these things occurred, Pa Moreover, certain
cvomenmfrom among us also astonished us, be- @piE!
cause they had been early to tho memorial
tomb P%ut did not find his body and they came
saying thcy had also seen a supernatural sight
of angels, who said he is alivc. " Further, some
of those wlth us \vent off to the memorial tomb," " ~ , * h 2 $ ~ ~
and they found it so, just as the women had
said, hut they did not see him."

P;zf;?lB

Tiitcrully, "~ixtystades"; each stndo nn eighth

"fa~trncrlon n atnke or pole.'>

of

mile.

Or,

25 So he said to them: "0senscIcss ones and

slow
in heart" to believe on all t h e things the
:;:&
?iy
a?? :o:m prophets ~poltc!* Was it not necessary far
r,o 3.1
"1's 23
the Chrjst to suffer these things and to enter
Isa 53
into his glory?"' And commencing at Moses"
J O ~ Im a
:\c 1;:3
I(:-, 15:3 and all Xhc Propheis* he interprclcd to them
things pcrlaining to himself in 1111 the Scrip!;X?:"j
1urcs."
o;~;I.;;,?
~
Finally they got close to the villngc! where
"'(;c":1"8
:o r ~ : i a
they
were traveling, and he made %a ii he was
NU S I : ~
rh' Z?:L~
7:11
-traveling OIE farther. "'BIICthey uscd prcssure
upon him, saying: '"Stay with us, bccnuse it is
Isn
15u 40-10
n : ~
toward evenitlg and the day bas nlrendy dcJvr3:S
!:j$: f;jzf clined," With Iliat hc went in to stay wllh Ihcm.
70 And as he was reclining with lhcm nt the
k;,";2& meal
he took the
b l e s d it, broke it nnd
MaL3.L
h1.1~4.2
1
:
began
to
hand
it
to
themo
"At that Xhcir eyes
el (:n 1036
wcrc fully opcnec?' and they recognized him;
* XI,. t,:dl; and he disappeared from tl~ern.~
" And they
said to each othcr: "Were not our hcarts burn2/$f,%A719
ing" as he was spealring to ~ r son the road, as
O J Q ~5:m he was fully opening ;up the Scripture'q to us?"
31 And In that very hour they rose ~ n rctumed
d
to Jerusalem, and they found thc cleven and
those with them assembled together, "'saying:
'Tor a fact the Masterh was raised up and he
ulCo1 5 5 appeared to Simon!"" 35 Now thcy themselves
describd the evcnts on the road and how he
became known to them by the breaking of the
c:l~w:lo

WLU 9 1 6

loaf."

' J o h

36 While they were speaking of these things

he I~lmsclf stood in their midst and sald to
~
~
them:
"May YOU have peace."c* "But they

..

a Burning, HBA; veiled, 13; heavy, Sy8.p; dull, Lntin MS. 2;

I~lindeed,c. b Or, "1.m-d," 8 D nnd It versions omit "n11d m i d ,
1,cneo".

LUKE 24: 38-50

281
LUKE 24:51-53
and he lifted up his handsa and blessed them.
As hc was blessing them he was parted from
thcm and began to bc borne up to heaven.&*
52 And they did obeisance" to him andb returned
to Jerusalem with great joy.' 33 And they mere
1 continually in the temple blessing God.e

280

were terrified, and because they became frlghtenedu they were imagining they beheld a spirit. DMt14:w
,Is So he said to them: "Why are YOU troubled,
and why is It doubts came up in YOUR hearts?
*'Tee m y harlds and m y feet, that it Is I myself ; feel" me and see, because a spirit docs not "$'!::::i4
-have fleshe and bones just as YOU behold that I "oh 1~1.4
0 Nl)llSym omit "rind kjinn to bc lmrnc up to bcaven"; but
have." 'OAnd as he said this he showed them
A1 l d ' V ~ s y Prontni 11 thr words. b l)TtSgs oillit "did obeisance to
Ilis hands and his feeta 4"ut whilc they were
hiill n~~tl";
but A13CYgSylBcontain tho words.
still not believing' for sheer joy and wcrc won- bGc45!26
12~:1
c I2:l.l
dering,' he said to them: "Do ~*ou
have .some- Jnwtl
X;13
thing there to eat?""= "And they handed him a ~ : ~ ~ t l ~ ~ ~ j L
piece of broiled fish;w '%d he took it and ate ,t,;~,?,'f:~
* G C '1~15
it' before their eyes.
( : c 4!) 10
44 He now said to them: "'These are my K"y:!'
r>e W:J5
words which I spoke to YOU while I was yet a,k;;3;i;:;
with YOU,* that all the things written in the law
of Moses0* and in the Prophetsgu and PsalmsAO;~!z;;n
, J O ~ 1:4a
,
1:21
about me must be fulfilled.'' 4 T h e n he opcncd a,J<!jl
nXJs 2:i;
up their minds fully to grasp the meaning of the
S c r i p t u r ~ s , ~and he said t o them: "In this O~;;I~J~V;~l
way it is written that the Christ would suff~r
;!blfl
and rise from among the dead on the third
.
;
;
!
1
7
day,' " m d on the basis of his name repentance o h z: 1~
for forgivenesso of sins would be preached in &':':!'$:
all the n a t i o n s m 4 r t i n gout from Jerusalem, :1:$
'2
** you arc to be witnessesu' of these things. $i;r,$,,"d
'UAnd,look! I am sending forth upon you that ,fi!:;
which is promised3 by m y Father. You, though, r;:t 3:i-i
1 :.I.
abide in the city until YOU become clothed with 0;ir.
.,(,h 15:n
Ale 1 :9
power from on high."*
%llrlt 14:16
50 Then he led them out as far as Beth'a-n~,~
o%:i\:l
61.s

r;

;I;

TlIt8y9.C omit t.ersc 40, but KBA:S~~ ~ o n t n i tit,

~ b F i ~ hand a
hancycomh, \'gSyP.c and IIanusc~ipts ESXl\@; flab, Nl3ArJRyn,
evidently through an 00crSjght 01 the additional words duc to au
alliteration in the o r i s n d Grcck text.
a

OR0 7:14

AJas l:18
BJoh17:17

JOHN
Originally= the Wordbo%as, and the Wordb7 :g55;4

was with God,"' and the Wordb was a god."+

,$,;J
This one was originallya with God,c+a All things
$$;;;;ld
came into existence through him, and apart from orsa

God.a
14 50 the Wordm became flesh0 and resided
among us, and we had a view of his glory,@a
glory such as belongs to an only-begotten son
OJoh 1 3 7 from a father, and he was full of undcserved3
OJoh 4:23 kindness and trut11.~ (John bore witness about
him, yes, he actually cried out-this one was the
speakersaying: "The one coming behind me
Q LU 3~1.6
has advanced in front of me, because he existed
;
+colI : I ~ before me.") 'Tor we all received from out of
Cot 2:9
m ~ 1:6
~ hhis fullness,' even undeserved kindness upon unXDe 4:44
,,:. deserved kindness." " Because the law was given
Mases; the undeservedo kindnessi*and
z$;tE$ through
the
truth*
came to be through JesusO Christ.
*Roa:M
no s:ls
oJoh 4:24 18 NO m a has seen .God3 at any time;" the only*Job 8:32
begotten godaAwho is in the bosom positionowith
JOII 14:G
~ L33:20
X
IJ, 4:lz the Father is the one that has explained him.'
AJuh 1:1
19 Now this is the witness of John when the
JO
I
4:9
bPr 8:30
L, 16:za Jews sent forth priests and Levites from Jeru*R,r:i$:gsaIem to him to ask him: "Who are you?""
'O And he confessedQand did not deny, but con2;;:
g: fessed:
"Lu 335
"I am not the Christ."# "And they
OR0 11.2
rtJ0113:~q asked him: "What, then? Are you EIijah?"e3*
AC 13.h
And he said: "I am not." "Are you The Proph*&la14:s
'It1
7
:
'
0
et?7)e3And he answered: "No!" 2Vherefore
OAc 2:IG
they
said lo him: "Who are you? That we may
"5jgi+$25 give an
answer to those who sent us. What do
316 you say about yourself?"* 23 He said: "I am a
voice of a man crying aloud in the wilderness,
'MAKE the way of Jehovahb straight,' just as
Isaiah0 the prophet said."O 24 Now those sent
Mt3:3
forth were from the Pharisees. " So they questioned him and said t o him: "Why, then, do you
the Lord,
God, K B C S ~;PSon, MgSyC. Jehovah? JT-14*15-20;
KUA. c Elijah, Jl71lsj21;meaning ''My God is Jah".

O J o h 6:51
aJoh17:s

9:6

him not even one thing came into e ~ i s t e n c e . &~

;:!$:
What has come into existence by means of +J",";;
$;?
himo was life," and the life was the lightu of
men. And the light is shining3 in the darkness,"
3g~f;$G
but the darIrness has not overpowered it. There
I
arose a man that was sent forth as a represent- I J ~;5p
31
,
ative of God: his name was John." This man zjzk i:izl
came for the purpose of a witness," in order to ";$
',,;
bear witnessa about the light: that people of all
;$
kinds might believe through hirn.O He was not ;&$&
that light,' but he was meant to bear witnessm
about that light. OThe true light" which gives $;1";,:3
light# to every kind of man was about to come ;~~g;\
at.e:ls
into the wor1d.g 1He was in the world,g and the *Isa 49:O
worldg came into existence through him, but the
worldg did not take note of him. l 1 He came to
his own home, but his own people did not take
him in.' l e However, as many as did receive him, *Lu 1g:14
to them he gave authorityo to become God's chil- @Job 5:n
because they were exercising faith in his ",R?;$
name; and they were born not from bloodh or

A:5,ht;$

x?
;;

Literally, "In (At) a beginning." b Or, "Logos." (Transliterating

khyo;, KBA) =Literally, "the God." "A god? In contrast with
"the GodJJ. See Appendix (page 773) under John I :1. This
agrees with the Greek text by Westeott and Rort at verse* 3,4,
also the Vg text according to Jerome, edited by Tlrordsrrorth and
White, 1011. f See Natthew 3 : 1, foolnotec. World=r.6opo~
( kos'mos) , KBA ; D ~ I Y(o.lakm') , 5 1 7 ~ ~ 6 . Literally, "hloode."
28a

283
JOHN 1:1 G 2 5
from a fleshlp will or from man's will, but from

JOHN 1:26-38
284
baptke* if you y o m I f are not the Christ or tMt21:s
Elijahm or The Prophet?" John answered a M t f 6 : l l
them, saying: "I baptize in water, In the midst" *LulT:21
of YOU one SS standing whom you do not know,# #M"s:l
a7 the onc coming behind me, but the lace of
whose sandal I am not worthy to untie."'
2 @ These things took place i
n Eeth'a.ny" across
thc Jordan where John was b a p t i ~ i n g . ~
mt a:6
AEx
12:s
Isa 53.7
29 The next day he beheld Jcsus coming to- ACS::;~
ward him, and he said: "See, the Lnrnb" of God j$p5:;lg
'h5"'1"o
that takcs away the sinoPof thc wertd!t* "T 33011
3:;s
is thc one about tvhom I said, Behind me there o:;&y$:,.:l,i
comes R mnn who has advanced i n front of me, 1 3 0 3,s
because hc existed before me.' Even I did not *4;&t,"B
know him, but the reason why I cnmc b~ptizing c o i 1:'17
in watcr rvns that he might be made manifest
to I ~ r a e l . " ~John also bore witncss, saying: g,","slf
"I viewed the spirit coming down as a dove out F!i;
A C i(i:,i
of heaven, and it remained upon him." >"ven
3lti
I did not know Iiim, but the very One who sent *Mt
nrr 1:1o
me" to baptize in water sajd to me, 'Whoever &U,?i2
jt is upon whom you see thc spirit corning down
and rcrnaining, this is the one thnt baptizes in
holy spirit ." "+ And I have seen it and have "y;ct,gl
borne witncss that this one is the Son of God,"" ; ;!,
35 Agnin the next day John was standing with OMt3:17
two of Ilis discfples, ""andas h e looked a t Jesuso OJahk18
walking he said : "See, the LambAof God!"
R e 5:12
the two disciples heard him speak and they Sollowed Jesus. ""Then Jesus turned and,getting a
view of lhem following, he said te thcm: "What
7:7
are YOU lool~ingfor?"o They said to him: "RabTl~isncthfn.ny was on the enstcrn hnnk of Jordan a few m i l a
Brtb-~11e'nnnnd i s msrkcd hy the rnodcrn vilEnge o f Bottong.
World =xhn~ras kos'tnos), PIBA; PhY ( a . F ~ A r n ' ) ~PT; P l W
( c ' T ~ ~ Rn
, ~ r l l l l i ~ l"enrth")
g
Jla,

froill

I
I
I

255
JOHN 1:39-49
bi,- (which means, when translatd, Teacher,)
0.Tohk2
*?+Ti- 9:s
where are you staying?" ""He said to them:
"Come, and you will see," Accordingly they went
and saw where 11e was staying, and they stayed
with him that day; j t was about the tcntll hourma
l.ctv7* the brother of Simon Peter wns one
:{fp2:iz rofa And
the two that heard what John said nncl followed Jesus.'"' Firstc this one found his own
xlsna:ra brother, Simon, and said to him: "Wc have
P g 2:2
found the Mes.si'ah""(which means, when transIsu 45:l
@Jnh=:31 lated, Christ) .da r P He led him to Jesus. When
*Johz:E Jesus lool~cdm
upon him he said: "You are
Simon the son of John;" you will be called
O1co I:12
*Mt 1B:lS Cephas"p7* (which fs transIated Petcr) .a
Mr 3 : ~ 43 The ncxt day he desired to depart far Gal'i$;?M:i",t k g lee. So Jesus found Philipo and said to him: "Be
m y foIlotver."" " Now Philip was from Bethsa'i.da,Oe from the eityO of Andrew and Pcter.
12;:?7h;fg
awrg:aa 45 Philip found Nn.than'a.el and said to him:
oAcT:20 "We have found the one of whom Moses: in
the Law,*and the Prophetse wrote,' Jesus, the
?i~'i::2i:2f
son of Joseph, from Na2a.reth.j' " But NaGe 49:10
LJC
22:*
ne
thanra.clsaid to him: "Can anything good come
O.Ioh 19:19
mrsn 3.6
out
of Nda.reth?"O' Philip said to him: "Come
. J P ~27:s
Jcsus saw Na-than'a.el coming toJ W 3:3:1~ and see."
1:ze 24:23
ward him and said about him: "See, nn IsraelMIC 5.2
ite for a certainty, in whom there is no deceit.""
t s Na.thanta.el said to him: "From what source
;%:;7,:i1,
do you know me?" Jesus in answer said to
him: "Before Philip called you, while you were
a:12 under the fig tree,O I saw you," do NaOthanfa.el
Counting from aunrisn o r 6 a.m, ; hence, 4 p.m, Litcmlly,
Or, "early ncxt morning," according to Sya and 3 It. d Or,
"Anointed One!'
J o l ~ n ,HBTt; Jo'na, AVgSya-P. An hr-ama'ic
rlnme (Kepha), hrrc in tho rnas~ulinegender, m in the Gyrina
rr~nnuscriptsat Mnttbcm 16 : 18; which see. g Pe'tros, nHA; menni ~ <'a
g piece of rock; n stoneJ,,
a

JOHN 1:50-2:lO
286
answered him: "Rabbi, you are the Son of God,
you nrc Kin@ of Israel."' '"Jesus in answer said
;cn;27:11
?y
to him: "Bccause I told you I saw you under- :kAIL
neath the fig tree do you b ~ l i c v c ?You
~ will see m.lnh ":az
things greater than these." " H e further said to
him: "Rlost trulya J say to YOU men, You will
scc hcnvcn opened up and the angcls3 of God ns- Oho12:16
cending9 and descending iovthe Son3 of man."u
Now on the third day a marriagea celehra- :&:yG::$
tian toolt place in Ca'nnAof Galli.lee, and thc
jI I I I I ,I:,I~;
tnothcr of Jesus was thcrc. ' Jcsus nnd his dis- A;~;y
To11 O1.3
ciples were also invited to the marriageq celc5i,i
bration. "Whcn the wineo ran short the mother' 4::;
j!;:;,
of Jesus said to him: "They have no mine."
$Bitt JCSUSsaid to her: "What have 1 to doe 'FmSnlo:lo
1 1 i 1 17:lH
with you, ~ o r n a n ?My
~ hour has not yet M y l : Z 4
come."' His mother said to thosc ministering: PI; ';
"Whatev~rhe Sells YOU, do.'" fl As it was, there lr(#c41:55
were six stone water-jars sitting there as required by the purification* rules of the Jervs, *g;l;!rPa
each able to hold two or three liquid measuresac
iJesus said t o them: "Fill the water-jars with
water," And they filled them to the brim." n M t o l a
&Andhe said t o them: "Dmw some out now
and take Et lo the director of the fcast." So they
toolc it. When, now, the director of the feast
tasted the watee that had bwn turned into wine aJoh 4:48
but did not know what its source was, althougtl
those ministering who had drawn out the water knew, thc director of the feast called the
bridegroom and said to hi rn: '"very other man
puts out the fine wine first,* md when people @Lu6:31,
arc intoxicated, the inferior. You have reserved

'h'f)ll

Litcrnlly, "Truly, t r ~ i y . ' ~Src Appcndix under Matthow 8 : 29.

Ench liquid Incnsare wne likely the bnth,=B gallon^ 3 quarts
1 2 pinls. Sce 2 Ghonieles 4 : 5, L X X , Or, T n t l ~ cscrri~eof."
(Job 33 : 23)
e

JOHN 2:lI-23
t h fine
~ wine until norv," " hs~~sus
perfarrncd this
'Jn1'7:az In Cn'na of Galtib1ec'.' as the beg inn in^ of his
-.Ti~r2 0 3
signs: and he m n d ~hls g l o r p manifesl, nnd lzis
&I,:$ !):I
3011 1 :1+1 disciples put thcir faith in him.
.In11 11 >lo
qnrt mrs
62 After this he nnd his mother and brothers'
. l V L 'I.!:{
clotvn to Cn.pcr'!~a.urn,"
'E, I " : T , I rind his disciples iv,ve~~t
l>uL
they
did
not
s
h
y
thcre
many clays.
wu
I ~ 2.c:rn
~ I , ; . ~ ~ ~
. I O ~ I ,,:,
.,,,,,
1 1 : ~ ~ 13
~ Now the passover'" of the Jews was near,
c.1
and Jesus went up to Jerusalem. And he found
~ ~ ~ l $ $ , : ain thc templen tliose selIing cattle and slicep'
and doves nnd the money-brokers in Ihcir
-~Mt2X:la seats."
So, after lnnlrinfi a whip of ropes, he
Nl' 11:15
t u 13:.15 drove all those with the sheep and cat1le out of
rlle temple and he poured out the coins of the
~Joh
la:m nloncy-changers and overturnecl their t n l ~ l e s , ~
And he said to those selling the dovcs: "Take
A P E &3!7
zcc 1.1':21 these things away from here! Stop making: the
house of my Father a houscd of mer~handise!"~
; :4
His disciples called to mind that it is written:
'Fcnla f u r your house will consume me."'
?,$?'$;$)
18Therefor~,in ansiver, the Jcws said t i
him:
"What sign' have you fo show us, since
@"t12:m
hit ~ G : I
Jcjh 3.2
you
are
doing tElcse things?" l" In answcr Jesus
J OIL .1:.1q
.fojr 0:an said to them: "Bl*ccnkdown this temple,amand
"MI ZR:l3l
in three days I will raise it up." 2[b Thcrclore the
MI ~;..I(I
Blr I.l:nn
Jews said: "This tcmplenVwas built in iorty4~11
*1('0 t7 ' 1 l r
six years, and will you raise it up in three
" But hc was talking about the templea*
, : days?"
of
his
bodymo
*' When, though, he was raised up
T,u 2,l:H
.!oh 1 ~ : l af rorn the dead, his disciples called to mind'' that
J 011 Y :2G
.I,>I, : ~ . ! 1 he used to say this, nnd they bcliwed" the
Job 3 15
Scriphre and thc saying that Jesus said.
23 However, when he was in Jeruselcrn at
r,roh d:ds the passover, at its fcast," many people put
:.llfi 7 3 1 their faith in his nume,O viewing his signs that

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JOHN 2:24-3:13
288
289
JOHN 3 :12-23
*ice 2:14 people do not receive the witness we give." le
he was performing, Z 4 But Jesus himself was not
If
entrusting' himself to them because of his +Job B:15
I have told YOU earthly things and yet YOU do
knowing them all 2b and because he was in no
not believe, how tvill YOU believe if I tell YOU
I
need to have anyone bear witness3 about man, OJoIh 338
heavenly things?' lS Moreover, no man has
BMt 9:4
for he himself knew what was in man.@
O J O G:S
~
ascendeds into heavenoa but he that descended
Mr 2:s
AAc 2:3?
olcola 47 from heaven, the Son of mannol 4 And just as
Now there was a man of the Pharisees, :0,:,t";'
up the serpent in the wilderness,'
Nic.o.dekuso" was his name, a ruler" of the ~ j ~ ~ ; j 2 ~ + ~ $ ~Moses
~
: lifted
~
so the Son of man must be lifted up, '"hat
Jews.O T h i s one came to him in the night and FJ",",";
E:
:
;
Gakl3
J O ~13 39
said to him: "Rabbi: we know that you as a DJoh
W o h 5:QB everyone believingo in him may have ever1as.t4:31
ing Iife.
teacher have come from God; for no one can
OJoh 5:42
16 "For God -loved0 the.-worldam
so much that,
perform these signso which you perform unless OJoh 6:14
.oJoh 8:23
he ga@- his,only-begotten- ~ o n ,in _ord.der_-thai
Gad is with him."' a In answer Jesus said to 'y>:?&,le
him: "Most truly I say to you, Unless anyone oJoh
everyone exercising faith in him might-not-be.
destroyed but have ever@ ting:l-~e.~
For God
is borni again, he cannot see the kingdom0 of ";g+,;'i
zgh&27
lJ04:9
God." Nic.o.de'rnus said to him: "Row can a Ga6:15
sent
forth-his
Son
into
the
world,-not
for him
Eph 2:5
" J o h 1 2 : ~ to judgeY the world, but for the world to be
man be born when he is old? He cannot enter IP, 1:23 '
into the womb of his motheP a second time
:P1,"JA2;
$T savedau through him. l 8He that exercises faith
o . i : l ~ in him is not to be judged." He that does not
~
and be born, can he?" " Jesus answered: "Most D R c:e
*Soh 5 2 4
JOII G:-10 exercise faith has been judged already, because
t r u l y ~ n 1 e s anyone
s
is bornn from
Soh 20 31
oJoh 130
R ~ ~ : Ihe has not exercised faith in the name of t h e
w a t e u u w l o he &a%
nn'?,:,
What
has been born from
only-begotten Son of God. LaNow this is the
~~ngdom~l;;od
.
basis for judgment, that the lightn has come
the flesh is flesh? and what has been born from
g;,W
u
&
;$;
the spirit is spiritno DO not marvel because I o:~k&!&
into the world but men have loved the darkness
told you, You people must be born again. The Ga 6:s
Af,"!,"$h13 rather than the light,* for their works were
~ i n d a *blows where it wants to, and you hear ' ~ ~ ~ C , l , ~ ~ l
i~;;?, wicked. 2 0 For he that practices vile things
OJoh 3:J5 hates the light0 and does not come to the light,
the sound of it, but you do not know where it A c p 2
OEph5:13 in order that his works may not be repr0ved.O
comes from and where it is going. So is everyWall 1417
"But he that does what is true comes to the
one that has been born from the spirit."@
1Co 2:11
*LJo1:7
9 In answer Nic.o.dc'mus said to him: "How
light,+ in order that his works may be made
can these things come about?"" lo ln answer xLuk34
manifest as having been worked in harmony
Jesus said t o him: "Are you a teacher of Iswith God."
12:13
rae1 and yet do not know these things?* l1 Most OJOh
#JoII 9:N
22 After these0things ~ e s & and his disciples
tmly I say to you, What we know we speak and R0 2:20
OAc 1:8
went into Ju.de'ang country, and there he spent
I
bJoh 4 3
what we have seen w e bear witness of, but YOU
some time with them and did baptizing.@="13ut

&%%z2
,,,,

a Wind=m$u

(pnees'ma), KBA; the same Cheek word elsewhere

translated "spirit".

World= r . 6 o ~ r r ~(kos'mos) , KBA; 0 5 1 ~(o.bkm'), J1rs18;also

in verses 17,19.

JOHN 3:2436
240
Johnh also was baptizing in Ae'non near Sa'lim, ' M t m
because there was a great quantity of water
there, and people kept coming and being baptized;# " for John had not yet been thrown into 'M's:Q
3AO 8:3
pri~on.~'
*nit I I : ~
25 Therefore a dispute arose on the part of L U b % ' s
t h e disciples' of John with a Je\v concerning u ~ u 7 : 1 8
r T:3
ptlrification." " So they came to John and said -I M
I I O 1u:aa
~
to him: "Rabbi, t h e man that was with you @Job 1:7
acmq the Jordan, to whom you have bornc 0)) 1:m
witness,O see, this one is baptizinf and all are :f$,;:t5
going to him." 2 T h
m v e r John said: "A mnn f;;:i];'l
cannot receive a single thing unless it has been :fit);;
.I 14
given him from heaven.' z 8 YOU y o ~ t r ~ e l v
hear
~ s J.IUII
4,!oIi 1;20
me witnesso that I said, I am not the Christ," .I~. I:w.,
but, I have been sent forth in advance of thal ' ~ ~ ~
one." I-Ie that has the bride is the bridegroom.* $(;,"i:,:13
However, the friendz of the bridegroom, when "&;12P;i3,
he stands and hears him, has a great deal of h5;l;
joyO on account of the voice of the bridegroom.
This, indeed, has been fulfilled as my joy.' aTsn9:?
P U That one must go on increasing:
but I must ~ ~ ~ &
J 11lr 8:23
go on decreasing.""
Pkll2~:ls
31 Hc that comes from above is aver all U
,!;:'&,
others," He that is from t h e earthQis from the [$;;
C
earth and speaks of things of the earth.* He ~.JOhA 1:s
H.-26
,Trill
IS 13
that comes from heaven is over all others.ab
What he has seen and I-lemd, of thi he bears ?:;~'g:'::
~vivitness,' but no man is accepting his witness.@"~~{,.2~1a
He that has accepted his witness has given his i:",
For the one iE;l3;$R
seal"' to i t that God is be.'
whom God sent forth speak's the sayings of o;$~,;:$
LU IO.:~:!
God,' for he does not give the spirit sparingl~.~"
n5 The Fatherz"loves the Son and has givcn all f?$,'L7:?
3.Irlll 8:.I Y
things into his hand."""e
that exercises OJotr 111.28

JOHN 4:l-12
faith+ In the Son hns everlasting life;m he that
?:"!,%?/
1
disobeys the Son will not see Iife," but the wrath
II.,JI,~ n:,47
2
of God scmnins upon him.'
WRr! 2:s
E I I 2:3
~
When, now, the Mmtern became aware that
4 t h e Pharisees had heard that Jesus was
making and bnptizin go more disciples' than
Johnnlthough, indeed, Jesus himself did no
bnpr izing hut his disciples d:d- 31~c
lcft Ju.defa
and clcparlcd again for Gal'i.lee. ' Eut it mas
necessary SOY him to go through Samaria.'"
? LII
J O9h5 ~2 ~ R
"Accor~linglyhc came to the city of Samaria
caIlcd Sy'ct~ar'jnear t h c A d d that Jacob gave
'fi;JaR2,L!32
f?!," to Joseph his son." " In fact, Jacob's rountain
Ivns thcrc. Now Jcsus, tired out from the journcy, was sitting at the fountain just as he was.
; ~ o Tl~e
hour was nhout the sixth.c
7 A woman of Samaria came to draw water.
Jesus sald to her: "Give me a drink."* "For
O,M,L&?I;' his disciples had gone off into the city to buyo
foodstuffs. ) ThcrcPore the Sn.mnr'i-tan womnn said to him: "How is it that you, despite
I ~ e l na~Jew, ask ma for a drink, when I am a
s ~ ~ n z a r ' l ~ t~ornnn?~"For
nn
Jews have no deal'%/.
:Tia4
1.11 8 5 2
jngs wit11 Sa,rnar'ibtans.)d + '" In ,answer Jesus
fir
,,,,,,,
PAC
s:-at
,:, said t o her: "If you had lmozvn the free gift'
"'\II'':"
oof God nnd w310"itis that says to you, 'Give
Is11 42:i3
mrt a drink,' you would have asked him and
hc would have given you livingO ~ a t e r . " ~
""She
"l""1':~
said to him: "Sir, you have not even a bucket
,1cr 2:l:l
t:l:f
lor drawing m t c r and the tvel1 is dccp. From
%<.C I 1:s
l i ~ 7 ~ 1 7 wllnt source, therefore, do you have this living
+ n i t l a : l 1 water?
YOU are not greater" than our fore.lt>I! H:53
fnlller Jncoh, who gave us the tvell and who

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" h r d . " b Shc'rljein, SyR. Srr! Arts 7 : 1.6,Eontnoteb. Conntf'rort~n~tnriavor li n.w. ; ltrnrc 12 o'clock nuon, d KL, and 5 L:skin
v~brsionso u ~ti ttiv wor~lsin piircnt ttcrcs. Hnt KAVgSyP.s inrlude.
it,::

JOHN 4:13--25
292
hImseH together with his sons and hIs cattle
clrmk out of it, are you?" In answer Jesus
said to her: "Everyone drinkin6 from fhis 0J0h77:m
wnier will get thissty again. 4'SVI1oeverdrinlts
from tllc water that 1 will give him will ncvrr
get thirsty at all," but the water that I ~villgivc '.!;:!;$:
him will become jn him a fountain of waterA nThtl 53:11
bubbling up to impart everlasting life." 'The
Ivornnn said to him: "Sir, give me this waler,O qDot%\
so that I may neither thirst nor lcccp coming
over to this place to draw water."
16 I-Ie said to her: "Go, call your husl~ancl
and come to this place." I 7 l n answer the worn- oAca,I)
I
an snid : "I do not have a hu~band."~
Jcsus said
ny:l,~I$l
t o her: "You said nrell, 'A husband I do nnt w:r i l : o
have.' In For you have had five hu~sbnncls,and
I::"?:'"
the man you now have is not your husband. ]',$,I;:
This you have said trtlthfully." ' T h e woman 7:;l;;ila
said to him: "Sir, I perceive you arc a prophet.' ;y;+;!,:p
'"Our foxef athers worshiped in this m ~ u n t a i n ; WLLI
: ~ 1: I i
1'1'1 2:H
but YOU people say that in Jerusnlaln is the o21ci
1r:ao
place where persons ought to worship."'" Jesus ",'a:l$j:9.r
snicl to her: "Believe me, tvarnan, The hour is ,!t;,~'sl,
coming when neither in this mountain nor in *f;:L:;Tl
JcrusaPern" will YOU people worship"the Fathcr. B;$;
Oe YOU l m h i p what YOU do not I c n ~ w ;
we
~ iattv:t:a
O \ 1:13
worship what we know, because salvation" orlg- C:I& 5:1
innles with the Jetvs.- 23 On the contrary, the I'$:l1:;,f{'*
hour is c ~ r n i n gand
, ~ it is now, when the genuine ?,;',
worshipers 1t7?illworshipo the Father with spirit'$:;:;!?;!
and t r u l l ~ for,
, ~ indeed, the Father fs hoking
,,yh;:;::;;
for such kind to worship him, P4c_G~d0
is a 0~~11115:213
*Lr d::i
and those worshiping him must war- 13:: m:18
xhlp with spirit and truth."" ? m ewoman said :?2%'"
to him : "I know that Mes.silah' is coming, who $:;T:.l
m Or,'%od is spirit?'

:;&,

JOHN 4 : 2 M Q
is called Christ. Whcncvcr that one arrives, he
will declare all things to us opcnly." Jesus
Dt::iE;g said to her: "'I who am speaking to you am he."O
27 NOWat this point of time his disciples
J0h
arrived, and they bcgan l o wonder Ismause he
was spealring with n womnn. Of course, no one
said: "What are you loolcing for?" or, ' m y
do you talk with h c r ? 7 u T l ~ ewoman, therefore, left her water-jar nnd wcnt aff into the
city and told the men: '"'Come here, see a man
that told me all the things I djd. This is not
perhaps
the Christ," Is it?" "They went out
AgFk,5
l s a 2 : m of the dty and bcgnn corning to him.
31 Memwhilc the disciples tverc urging him,
Woh6:E saying: "Rabbi: cat." "'
But hc said to them:
"I have food to eat of which YOU do not Icnow."
Therefore the disciples l~cgnnsaying to one
another: "No one has brought him anything to
aJob23:12
~t k.1
eat, has he?" Jesus said to them: "My food0
+Jol~
6:s is f o r me t o do the wlll* of him that sent me
and to finish 111s work." :In You sny, do you not,
&;h,:
that there nre yct four months before the haro ~ e 1 4 : 1 5 vest0 comes? Look! I say to YOU: Lift up YOUR
eyes mi2 view the flclds, that they nre white for
harvesting.' Alrcady the reaper is receiving a
OyT01112:X reward and gathering lruiP for cvcrlasting lire,
~~o 4:u SO that the sower" and the reaper may rejoice to% :?iii gether.' '? In this respect, Indced, the saying is
true, One is the sower and nnother the reaper.'
YOU to rcnp what YOU have spent
g 6 noI dispatci~ed
labor""
on.
Others have labored,a and YOU
tlhc 1 0 ~ 3
nl\c20:3~
I r e 192 have entered into the benefit of their labor."
39 Now many of the Sa,rnur'i.tans out of that
f6:53 city put faith in him" on account of the word
of the woman who saId fn witness: "He told
me aU the things I did." 4 0 Therefore when the

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294
Sa.marri.tans came to him, they begnn mldng
him to stayo with them: and he stayed there
two days.' 'l Consequently many more believed
on account of what he said," "and
they began
to say to the woman: "We do not believe any
longer on account of your tdk; for we havc
h e a d for ourselves and we know that this man
is for a certainty the savioP' of the world."
43 After t h e two days he left there for Gal'ilee. 4 4 J~SLIS
himelf, however, bore witnessO that
in his owr~native land a prophet has no honor."
UThrm, therefore, he arrived in Gal'i-lee, the
Gd.i.Ietansreceived him, because they had =en
a11 the things he did in Jerusalem at tlle feast,'
for they also had goneD to the feast.
46 Accordingly he came again to Ca%a of
Gal'i.lee, where he had turned the water into
wineahNow there was a certain attendant oi
the king whose son was siclrBin C a . p e r ' n a . ~ m . ~ ~
4r When this man heard that Jesus had come
out of Ju.de'a into GaI'i.lee, he went aff to him
and began asking him to come down and heal
his son, for he was at the point of dying. 4 A HOWever, Jesus said to him: "Unless YOU peoplc see
signs* and wonders, YOU will by no means be
lieve." 4D Tlze attendant of the king said to him:
"Master,&come down before m y youngO child
dies." ~ " ~ S U Ssaid to him: "Go your way;" your
son lives."' The man believed the word lhat
Jesus spoke to him and went his way. " But
already while he rvas on his way down his slave5
met him to say that his b o p was living."
&%erefore he began to tonqt1il-e of them thc
hour in which he got better in health. Accord-

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205
JOHN 4 :53-5 :10
ingly they sdd t o him: "Yesterday a t the
seventh hour" the fever*left him." b3 Therefore
3
i h c lather lcncw it was in the very houru that
Jcsus said te him: "Your son lives." And he and
1.~34 his wllole household b e l i e ~ e d . ~AAgn this was
4Joh 2:ll t11c swond signPJcsus performed when he came
out of 3u.dc'a into Gal'i.lec.
After these things there was ae feast' of the
XEh$?, 3 Jews? and Jesus went up to JerusalemJ
1; : ; ; ; :"
' Now in Jcrusalcm at the sheepgate* there is
w u :: ;:18 a pool' Aesi~natedin Hebrewb Beth-za'tha,~with
Tlr 1 l i : l
,Ir,jl ::I3
five coE~nnnc1es."A In these a multitude of the
Jr)tl li L
.I,,), I I :ja sick, blind, lame and those with withered mem, J < l ! l 12: 1
hrm, was lying down.L1 But a certain man was
'*F1'Exitltcrc who had been fn his infirmity for thirty*?Sll :!: 13
tl.jqlli 14r:a3 eight years. 'I Seeing this man lying down, and
being aware that he had already been infirm a
*Lu13:ft Iong time,' Jesus said to him: "Do you want to
g$R:2,;,q bccome sound in health?"' The infirm man answered him: "Sir, I do not have a man to put
me into the pool whcn the water is disturbed;
but while I am coming another steps down ahead
of me." JCSUSsaid to him: ' G e t up, pick up
"Mt8:B
your
cot and walk."' W i t h that the man imnit. 211
U
:
medifitcly
bccame sound in health, and he
Ac 3:7
picked up his cot and began to walk.
~Joh
9:ld
NOW on that day It was a sabbath.@ There"na4:lA
fore the Jews began to say to the curedQman:

--

Cnut~ting fmm ~unriseor 6 n.m.; hcacc I p.m. bAra.ma'ic,

rntt~er,n ~ ~1101
t l tllc purr Elr-brew. An Ar.a.ma'ie nnmc, rnrn~ling
"EIOIIH~!
of tlw nl~vc" K). I%Zr,q r ~ n d"l3ct b.sn'i.dn",="bou~e of
IIstrl~bg". NI1DSyc o ~ t ~ vcrw
it
4, rutldii~g:.'l;or nn nngcl of the
I L ) N ~ [or, J r l ~ n r n l ~wozlld
]
rolntc down into the pool Emiu smson to
Irvtaal,n nntl tlisturlr tbr! wnttbr; t l ~ rtiwt onc thm to step in after
Ilrv tli~tl~rV~nncr!
o l the alttcr \vould bcrotnc sound in I~eolth t ro~n
wllr~luvcrrlisrnsn i t rrns by rvhiul~ha wss nfflictcd!-AltVgY.CSyP.

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296
20:lO
"It is Sabbath, and it is not lawful' for you to +Ex
De 514
carry the cot." l1 But he answered them: ' m e Ne 1 3 3 9
Jer 17:21
very one that made me sound in health said to M
t 12:2
2~2.1
me, 'Pick up your cot and walk.' " laThey asked LMUr &2
him: "Who is the man that told you, 'Pick it up
and tvalk'?"* IS But the healed man did not
know who he was, for Jesus had turned aside,
there being a crowd3 in t h e pIace. l4 After these
things Jesus found him in the temple" and said
to him: "See, you have become sound in health.
Do not sin* anymore, in order that something
worse does not happen to you." ' T h e man went
away and told the Jews it was Jesus that made
him sound in health. lBSoon this account the
*Mt t:1:14
Jews went to persecuting* Jesus: because he odoh
6:42
was doing these things during Sabbatho l7 But Woh 7:22
he answered them: "My Father has kept work2:1
ingg until now, and I keep working." l8 On this OGe
Isa 40:26
45:lS
account, indeed, the Jews began seeking all the Isa
J O h 9:4
more to kill kirnjA because not only was he Joh 14:lO
breaking the sabbath but he was also calling aJoh ?:I9
Joh lo:=
God his own Father,+ making himself equal' 0doh
14:28
+Php2:6
to God.
19 Therefore, in answer, Jesusa went on to say
to them: "Most truly I say to you, The Son cannot do a single thing of his own initiativqbc
but only what he beholds the Father doing.E
For whatever things that One does, these things
the Son aIso does in like manner, Z T o rthe
Father has affection0 for the Son" and shows
him all the things he himself does, and he will
show him works greatel* than these, in order
that YOU may marvel. a1 For just as the Father
raises* the dead up m d makes them alive: so
a Jesus,

KAT7g; be, B.

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297

JOHN 5 :22-34
,,L u,
:,, the Son also makes those alive whom he wants
m4
to.* 2 a For the Father judges no one at all, but
J o b 6:44
he
committed all the judgh? to the Son?
$;,"?:;JOII 2 3 5 23 inhas
order
that all may honor the SonAjust as
Ac 10:42
they honor the Father. He that does not honor
Ire 4 5
the Son does not honor the Father who sent
bLu10:16 him0 2 t Most truly I s a to
~ YOU, He that h e m
my
andbelieves him that sent me has
e ~ e r l a s t m ~ i f e ~ ~ n d - h - e d o ~ s ~into
c ~ -jj~dgme
OJ0h 1l:Q
+JOII 3:16
ment
but
has
passed
over
from
degJY_tg-life,*
Job 6:4J
25 "Most truly I say to YOU, The hour is com~ u 3:74
190
8h: a
ing,O and it is now, when the dead* will hear the
ant 3:19
WlCo 12:52
voice of the Son of God and those who have
IP,I:,
o~oh6:51 given heed will 1ive.O '"For just as t h e Father
has in himself the gift of life,&so he has granted
to the Son to have also in himself the gift of
@Johf0:18 1ife.a
hnd he has given him authoritya to do
.Da 7:13 judging, because Son of man" he is. Zs Do not
marvel at this, because the hour is coming in
;JT;;:;;;;
IsaE:8 which all those in the memorial0 tombs* wiII
$:E:g hear his voice and come out, those who did
those
~~~~~~~~5 good things* to a resurrectiono of lie:
who
practiced
vile
things
to
a
resurrection
of
:TAc;!$g
2 4 : ~ judgment.' a0 I cannot do a single thing of my
Ei$,liE own initiative;bo just as I hear, I judge: and
*E2:;zjthe judgment that I render is righteous, because
I seek not my o m will but the willh of him
Isa 55:4
that sent me.
IJo 5:6
Re 3:14
31 "If I aIone bear witness$ about myself, my
+Job 8.14
m ~ 3:1t7
witness)
is not true. a P There is another that
blr 9:7
bears witness about me, and I know that the
:;;gim witness which he bearsm about me is true.
iE::jg 83You have dispatched men to John, and he
has borne witness to the truth.@"3 4 However, I
&~~~~

war?

X
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a Or, ('in himself life.'"ee

with me."

Rumma 6: 23.

Or, "thing original

JOHN 5 : 35-47

298

do not accept the witness0 from man,D but I

299
OJOh 7:7

c,c,!,,

say these things that YOU may be saved." "at #Job 11:4a
man was a burning and shiningO lamp, and aou Ophp2:15
for a short time were willing to rejoice greatly
in his lightmn"
" But I have the ~vitntnessgrcatcr 1?;;:25

+
I

'B ot~lits"God".

After these things Jesus departed across the

sea of Galfi.lee, or Ti.befri.as.* But a great
Lu 9.10
crowd kept following him, because they were
beholding the signs he was performing upon
those who were ill." 3 0 Jesus went up into a
*ML15:29 mountain," and there he was sitting with his disofur111359
O J O ~7
: ciples.
~
NOW the p a s ~ o v e r , ~the
" feastGof the
Jews,
u;as
near.
W
h
e
n
,
therefore,
Jesus raised
OEY
1,e 21:2
12:13.
N U 2.;:18
his eyes and observed that a great crowd was
tic IF:]
corning to him, he said to Philip: "Where shall
a c h 2:13
j4ok "??53 we buy loaves for these t o eat?"a However, he
*$P&:\
was saying this to t e s t him, f a r he himseJf knew
what he was about to do. Philip answered
him: "Two hundred de.narri.ia worth of loaves
is not enough for them, sw that each one may
4Mr 6-37
oJoa s:se get a littleu0 One of his disciples,O Andrew
the brother of Simon Peter, said to him: "Here
I is a little boy that has five barley loaves and
two small fishes. But what are these among
SO many?"+
\;!*i$:
Mr6:38
10 Jesus said: "RAVEthe men recline as at
Lu D:19
meal." Now there was a lot of grass in the place,
Therefore the men reclined, about five thousand
in number,e So Jesus took the loaves and,
a hK~f1t4:43
4 : ~
fiIr6:Sg
after
giving thanlrs, he distributed them to
L u 9:14
those reclining, likewise also as much of the
*Mt
hlr 14zL3
632

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than that of John, for the very works that my hir6:20

Father assigned me to accomplish, the works ZPe 199
,.
themselves that I am dding,O bear witn&s about :;,"2$25
me that the Father dispatcheda me: Also the
Father who sent me has himself borne witness air i:11
Joh 6:27
afjout me." You have neither heard his voice at ,T oh 8:18
any time nor seen his f i g ~ r es8, ~and YOU do not ~ ~ : ' ~
have his word abiding in YOU, because the verysf; ; : ;"OJ
one whom he dispatched YOU do not believe.
+$;:
39 ""You are searching the Scriptures,"+be- 3.Tch
~ I S Rn:20
39:s
cause YOU think that by means of them YOU ;+il;:;i
will have everlasting life; and these are the 1 ~ ~ 1 : i o
very ones that bear witness about me.@'O And *Dc18:15
yet YOU do not want to come to me that YOU
may have lie.'
I do not accept glory from B ~ o h ~ : l l
men," '%but I well know that YOU do not have *lTh 2:6
the love0 of God in YOU." I have come in the :;g;&43
name of my Father, but YOU do not receive
me; if someone else arrived in his own name,
YOU t v o ~ l dreceive that one. 44How cm YOU
believe, when YOU are accepting glorya from uJ0ti*'43
one another and YOU are not seeking the glory
that is from the only God?" " Do not think P 1 c 0 4 : 5
that I will accuse YOU to the Father; there is oneal:%
one that accuses YOU, Moses,?in whom YOU Gh2i$9
have put YOUR hope. In fact, if YOU believedQoJoh*6p
Moses YOU would believe me, for that one wrote
about me.' 4 7 But if YOU do not believe the writings of that one: how will YOU believe my y",ig
L , Q ~ : ~ ~
Ac 26~22
sayings?"
@Lu 16:3L

.~

JOHN 6:1-14

fishes as they wanted." "But when they

" ~ ~ l , 4 $small
~
Lug-16
had their fill" he said to his disciples: "Collect

*RIr 6:4L

the fragments that remain over, so that nathing is wasted." I ' Therefore they collected them,
and they filled twelve baskets with fragments
*mt 1 4 : ~ from the five barley loaves which were left over
by those who had eaten."
aJoh6:2G
14 Hence when the men saw the signs0 he
performed they began to say: "This is for a cera

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JOHN 6 :15-27'
300
tainty the propheto that was to come Into fhc Dgz:;,5
world." L1 TherueforeJesus, realizing they were
about to come and seize him to makc him king, j;=;;$o
~t 11:s
withdrewA again into the mountain all alone.
16 When evenjng fen, his djsciplcs wcnt down Ag:;:j;3
to the senf0 and, boarding a hoat, thcy set
out across the sea far Ca+per'na+urn.Well, by IEI,~?
now it hnd grown dark and Jesus had not yet
come to them, Also the sea began io be stirred
up because A strong wind was blowing: lWotv4%,
ever, whcn lhey had gone about tllrcc or four *;E::R,
hIr6:4K
I
miles,%thcy hcheld Jesus walking upon the sea
and getting near the boat, and they became
I
.fearfulbDz"13~t
he said to them: "It is I; have
no fear!"' Therefore they were willing to lake mg&4;$
him into the boat, and directly the boat was at *;;wg
uhft 14:.w
the lmd to which they had been going.'
air 6 5 1
22 The next day the crowd that was standing
on the other side of t h e sea saw that there was
no boat there except a little one, and that Jesus
had not entered jnto the boat with his disciples
but that only his disciples had Icft; " but boats
f ram Ti.be'ri.as* arrived near the pIncc where *Job
thcy ate the bread after the Mnsterlq~lndgiven
thanks. Pd Therefore when the crowd snw that
neither Jesus was there nor his disciples, they
boarded their little boats and came to Ca.perra r t 4:13
rn
1-37
na.urn9 to loolrUfor Jesus.
25 So when they found him across tht sea
they snid to him: "'Rabbi? when [lid you get OMt2-39
here?" Jcstls answered them and snid: "'Most
truly I say to you, You are loolring for me,not
because wou saw signs? but bccnusc YOU ate 3Joh7a
from the loaves and were satisf cd, 'B Work,
'Literally, "nhnut twenty-fise OF lhirty ~tndca"; s stilde eqaaling
a furlong or aighlh of a mile, b Orl "Lord.')

301
JOHN 6:28-39
not
the food that perishes: but for the food
that remains far life everla~ting,~'
which the
ol man will give YOU, for upon this one the
even God, has put his seal' of a p p r ~ v a l . " ~
28 The18cfore thcy said to him: "What shall
h ; ~
uredo to worlc thc ivorks of God?'"a I n answcr
Jesus said Io thcrn: 'This is tl~cwork" of God,
",";h2;j;3
ZL'L' 1.17
that YOU C X C I ~ C ~ S faith'
B
in him whom that One
onc 5 : s
~ncl r ; : ~ ~sent forth." ")Therefore they said to him:
1 f u A:53
on11 1 2 . 3 ~ "What, then, Is the signe you are going to perh t r 8:12
I,, 11:16 form, in order for us to see it and bclicvc you?
30h 21%mq >at ~vorlcnrc YOU going to do? 3' Our ion+
"1:' ' G 15 fathers ntc the mnnna" h the wilderness, just
Nit 11 7
~ ~ 0 . 1 5as it is wrillen, 'He gave them brcad from
I rfn 103
*tI% 7~;:%,1 heaven to cat.' "* " Hence Jesus said to them:
lie 2.7
"Most truly I say t o YOU, Moses did not give
you the bread3 from heaven: but my Father
$
2
;
Ey
*Joll3:IG does give' YOU the real bread from heaven.
" For the bread of God is the one who comes
down from hraven and gives life to the world,"
34 Therefore they said to him: "Master,&
always
QJoh 4 1 5 givea us this brcad."
35 Jesus mid to them:
am the brend of
EEg
;$ life." He that comes to me wi11 not gct hungrya
at all, and hc that exercises faith in me wiIl
never gct thirsty at all.A9 9 u t f have said to
'j,";:$;.?$
1tCn:17
YOU, YOU have cven seen meh and yet do not
'j,O;gig believerno Everything the Father gives me wiIl
come to me, and the one that cornm to me I
+'J",9,9%;+:4 will by no means drive away,' because I have
iI:kd 0 Z.I!t
l;;z7come down from heaven to do, not my will, but
the will of him that sent me.'8 This Is the will
J c)ll
5:39
of him that sent me, that I should low nothing
out of all that he has given me but that I should
c ,hut omitted by t ~ A I t s y ~ , a ,
a Or, 4SLord,"b ~ IBD;

OAc5:n
for
0.Iolr 1 7 3
" ~ t tf i : ~
1,11 10.42
I
: I Son
Itt) 6:Z'i
Fathcr,
m i l u ,I:II
ChTl 3 2 7
+

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302
resurrect* it a t the last day.@** For this is the ?{,"; $2":
will of my Father, that everyone that beholds
the Son and exercises faith in him should have ;j;;. pjf:
wcrlnsting Me, and I should&resurrect him at

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the last day.""

WACt?:n
1Co 15:52

41 Therefore the Jews began to murmur at ,;:&:&1

him because he said: "I a m the bread that came
,
:
,
down from heaven," 42andthey began saying:' ,,,thlrF::%
I
-lob 17.3
"Is this not Jesus3 the son of Joseph," whose -'>ln r : l h
t i 5.21
father and mot11eF we know? How is it t h a t -.Ij ~h
I:I.S
now he says, 'I have come down from hcavcn'?'"
" "Ln answer Jesus said t o them: "Stop murmuring among yourseIves. 44 No man can come
to me m~lessthe Father, who sent me, dmivs
h h , " and I will resurrect him in the last day. hi;;:
7;;f
*' It js written in the Prophets, 'And they will ,,,, u:ln
all be taughtb by Jehovah.'co Everyone that has $,;:i!.w
heard the Father's teaching and has Icnrnecl" 'J-J11117:la
comes to me.* N o t that any man has seen the d:F)h$;,
Father, except he who is from God; this one
has seen the Father.e ';Most truly I say to YOU,
3f,; ;
;;;;
H c that believes has everlasting life.'
J O ~L : ~ B
%Ir)l\ XI6
48 "I am the breadu of Life.
YOURforeo:al
fathers ate the manna* in the wilderness and *Juh Q:31
yet died. " This is the bread' that comes down ?2co 9:10
from heaven, so that anyone may eat of it and
not die. " 1 I
the Iivin& bread that came down =Job
from heaven; if anyone eats of this bread hc
will live forever; and. for a fact, the bread thnt
1 shall give is my fleshs in behalf of the life of 3Joh 8 : ~
the \vorld."=
olleb 1 ~ 1 0
I
52 Therefore the Jews began contending wjth
one another, saying: "How can this man give .,~,h 3 : ~
us his flesh to eat?"" S" Accordingly Jesus said i2j;i;j:
Or, "nill." b Or* "bc those taught," 0 Jeho~nh, J r ~ R , ~ v ~ " ~ ' 7 ~ l e

k.rjl~t

m a l ~ I n ;God,

NBA.

303

JOHN 6:5&66
to thcm: "Most truly I say to POW, Unless
aJoh 4:i-I YOU eat the flesh of the Son of man m d drinkd
, J o b 3:2fi
his blood, you have no life' in YOU. .64 He that
*dub 14 19
1a:L~:l:s
feeds on my flesh and drinks my bIood has
Ts81 PC: 19
t ilfn~g,and I sh~111 resurrectmhim at
. ~ ~ 5, h?:i c v ~ ~ ~ l ~ s I
,loll 1 3 ? ?
,A+.
, b.l I the last day; ln lor my flcsh is true food, and
my blood is true drink. "'; He that feeds on m y
?(, ,2
oJoll 1.1:Ifl flcsh and drinks my blood remains in union3
:'$
j;;,? with me,and I in union wit11 him.' 5 7 Just as the
l.loa:..l
living Father sent me forth and I live because
of thc Fall~cr,he! nlso that feeds on me, even
&?!; [hat one will livd' becausc of me.*5 g This is the
bread that came down from hcaven. It is not as
wllan YOUR forefathers ~ t cmd yet died. He
*Joh M i that lccds on this byead will live forever."'
These things he said as he ivas teaching in a
OAC o:2
r;ynay;oguc"at Caaper'na.urn,
GO Thcl~Colv many of hL disciples, when
thay hcard this, said: "Thls speech is shocking;
~110
cnn listen to it?"n But Jesus, knowing in
UMt
J O Il:A
~~I : ( I U
himself that his disclples were murmuring about
AMe13:21
this, said lo them: "Does this stumbleA YOU?
" W h a tlthereforc, if you behold the Son of
W O ma17
~
man ascending2 to where he was b e f ~ r e ?a3~It
oAC
~ o 1t :$:is
i3
is the spirit' thnt is Iife-giving; the flesh is of
.I:$
41; l>.,IS
no use at all. The sayings that II have spoken
,,:,,l i,:,;
:H
to YOIJ arenLspiritm and aren life. " But there
,
@l'* 1lq:.'0 arc some of YOU that do not believe." For hi1'1. 1:23
Isn :,'3.11
tially Jesus knew who were the ones not be1c:o 2.13
lieving and who was the one that wot11d betray
1 17
#PI L '1
hc went on to say: "This is rvhy I
.toll 2 : ~'nhm.' "90
Jull E:l:ll
have
said
to
YOU, No one can come to me z m l m
,::,,
it
1s
grnnied
him by the Father.""
':~:'~;~,;!~
1
' 1
ti6 a v i n g to this many of his disciplesE\.vent
*LUp:m
off to the things behind' and would no longer
7

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304

walk with him." " Therefore Jesus said to the nJ",t$i$6,

twelve: "You do not want to go also, do YOU?"*s;?
;k;*
0 e Simon Peter4answered him: "Master,%
Whom G Mm~ i 6
1Mr 8:29
shall we go away to? You have sayings of ever- +,c
lasting Bfe,' and we have believedJ and come 0~01112:38
to know that you are the Holy One of God,"@@F;,l;,2,4
Jesus answered them: "I chose YOU twelve,"$?;&
did I not? Yet one of YOU is a slanderer."bou
t~~;~~j318
l
' He was, in fact, speaking of JudasO the son D J O ~
13:29
of SimonmIs.car'i.ot; for this one was going t o @Job 13:26
' ~ v ~2 6t 9 4
betraya him, although one of the twelve.
Now after these things Jesus continued
walking about in Gal'idee, for he did not
want to walk about in Ju.dera, because t h e Jews
were seeking to killn him. "owever,
the feast '?Yh!&
of the Jews: the feast of tabernacles," was OJo11":3i
*T,c 23:M
near. aTherefore his brothersq said ta him: o$;;~;:i;6
"Pass on over from here and go into Ju.de'a, in nlr E 3
Lu 8:10
order that your disciples also may behold the ~~h
2:12
works you do. For nobody does anything in &$g
secret* while himself seeking to be known pub- +"J',"t!:&,
licly. E you do these things, manifest yourself
to the world." "His brothersa were, in iact, not z$t$ia
exercising faith in him. "erefore
Jesus said Lug:2O
to them: "My due time is not yet present, but
YOUR due time is always at hand." The worId "%;$&,
has no reason to hate you, but it hates me, because I bear witness0 concerning it that its CJohs:1.7
works arc wiclred.# You go up to the feast; #;$: 7;!yg
I am not yet going up t o this feast, because my
due time has not yet fully come."' So after he *;;;2;;g
told them these things he remained in Galfi.lee.
10 But when his brothers had gone up to the
feast, then he also went up himself, not openly
a 010,"Lord."
Or, "devil,"

,:,,

JOHN 7:ll-23

305

but as in secret. l1 Therefore the Jews began

lookingn for him at the feast and saying:
"Where is that man?'' And there was a lot of
subdued talk about him among the crowds.
Some wouM say: "He is a good man." Others
QICo15:33 would say: "He is not, but he misleads' the
crowd."* '"0
one, of course, would spealr about
him
publicly
because
of people's fear of the
;$; ;
13oh 9:22 Jews."
doh 12:412
J O ~ W : ~ H 14 When by now the feast was half over,
Jesus went up into the temple and began teach+Lu19:4 ing.' 'Therefore the Jews fell to wondering,
saying: "Ho~vdoes this man have a lcnowledge
oRo16:17 of letters, when he has not studiedaO a.t the
@Mr
~ tF:Z
1 3 : 5 4 s c h o o l ~ ? " t~" e s ~ ~ , in turn, answered them
and said: "What I teach is not mine, but beLU 4:2a
Lu
2:47
A C ~ : I ~longs to him that sent me.' l r If anyone desires
to do His will," he will know concerning the
oJoh18:19 teachingo whether it is from God or I speak
own 0riginality.O lU
He that speaks of his
:J","tizflofownmyoriginality
is
seeking
his own glory; but
J O ~8
Job
3 2 8: ~
he that seeks the gloryhf him that sent him,
~ u
J
O 12:49
1h1
~110
nc 1:1 this one is true and there is no unrighteousness
#Lu &:I5 in him. lB
Moses gave YOU the law,' did he not?
. ~ s:43
~ h
But none of YOU obeys the law. Why are YOU
*iO,EzigA
nDC
* ~ 2334
4:3
seeking to kill me?"" " The crowd answered:
"YOU have a demon.bb Who is seeking to kiIl
AC 7 5 3
Ac7:38
In answer Jesus said to them: "One
n o 2 : ~ YOU?"
A h I t 1%14
deed I performed' and You are all wondering.
nIr3:6
4Joh 8:48
2 2 For this reason Moses has given YOU the cir3oh
cumcisionm-not
that
it is from Moses, but that
~
~
$
~
~
6
L u ~ 9 it is from the forefathersx-and
YOU circum:iE :$14 cise' a man on a sabbath? 2 s If a man receives
on a sabbath in order that the
'Z1311p3:5
\:i;* circumci~ion
law of Moses may not be broken, are YOU vionJoh11:56

OX, "when he has not learned."

Or, "You axe demonized."

JOHN 7: 2 4 - 3 5
306
lently angry at me because I made a man cornpletely sound in health on a sabbath?" *' Stop "JOh 5 9
330
j u d ~ i n gfrom the outward appearance, but judge ORa
35ah 8:16
with rightcouse judgment."O'
-UC
P r 21:23
136
25 Therefore some of the Inhabitnnta of Jcru- 2?2'.3'::&
salem began to say: "This is the man they are i;k,"::t5
secking to kill:"
is it not? '"And yct, see! he 2bi;k :;%
is speakit~gin public" and thcy say nothing to
him. T l ~ crulcrsg have not comc to k n o ~ vfor a D J O ~1 2 : a
certainty that this is the Christ, l ~ n v cthcy?
On the contrary, z v e know whcrc t l ~ hman
Is from;"y@t when the Christ comes, t ~ oanc is 4E;24;35
to know where 11e is fram. " T l ~ ~ m f oJesus
re
,yb4:;
criccl out as he was teaching In thc temple and
said: "YOU both h o r v me" and know where I
nm from. Also I have not come of my own
initiative,"' but he that sent mc is real,* and ~ : ~ ~
YOU do not know him.' =" I know him," becnusc :;%;%
I nm n representative from him and that One ,J,I;:;:~
~
sent me forth." " Hence they began seeking to J D i~:i5
get hoId of him,&but no onr! lnid EI hand upon *
~
him, bccause his hourbhad not yet comc. ; Still,
; : : : , . ; :O
many of the cro\vd put faith in him,' and they .;I;",:%
commcnccd saying: "When the Christ nrrivcs? Juh 10.42
he will not perform more signso' than thjs man i$,I;jg
OJah 9.16
has performed, will he?"
rnlrxt 1 2 : ~
32 Thc Pharisees heard the crowd murmur- 'JU"11:47
ing thcse things about him, and thc cliief priests
and the Pharisees dispatched oficers to gct hold
of him. Therefore Jcsus said: "I continue a
littlc while Iongcr with rot' before I go to him
that sen1 me." You will hunt tor me,' but "Oh
J O 11316
13"~
~
YOU will not find me, and where I: nrn you can- *,P,ri?&
not come."' "Therefore the Jews said among; ; ;n &:iF
themselves: "'Where does this man intend going
if we shall not find him? IIc does not intend to

307

JOHN 7:3G-49
to the Jews diversednLamong the Grceks
\?il"o
1 ' 1 :
and tcnch" the Greeks, does hc? :'" 'What does
0 . 4 ~1:1
this saying mean that hc said: 'You will hunt
for mc, but you will not find me,nncl where I
nm you cannot come' ?"
37 Now on the last day, thc grcnt day of the
L'l(l13 .7:+3
S
C ~ S ~ ~ was
V Csta~rl*ng
S U S rlp nncl 11c cricd out,
' 1 % 1 5.7:l
I
snying:
"If
anyone
i s Ihirst.y,' Icl 11im come to
@!I 2.': 17
o 1,- s.: I:! IIIP and drjnlr." "* I-Ie that puts faith in me:
c>1>c I'l.15
just as the Scripture has said, 'Out from his
n611f\ 5:zn
1
1.4
inmost part streams af living n'nter' ! ~ ~ l l l
h n 1'' '1
1 I
. flow."'"':'' I-Iorvever, he said this conccrninl: the
IArc 17.1
spirit which those who put h i i h In him were
, ,
#,,,,,I.I:H fibout to receive; f o r as yet thcre was no spirit,*
xvc
Jesus had not yct bcen glorified.*
'lJ;;;'',;;;: bccnusc
Tllcrcfore some of the crowd that heard Ihese
AC 2.17
*Jnll !?:lo words began saying: "This is Sol. n certainty
1.4:.'!2
:JtjIb~
nrw rs ts TIE Prophet.'"
Others werc say in^: "This is
Jr)lt ]:?I
Christ
, : , the Christ." Eut some were saying: "TIC
, $ ~ ~ l ~ ~is~ 'not
~ o actually coming out of G;ll'i.lcc, is he?"
the Scripturc said that the Christ is
; ; , I::~FIas not
; from ~the offspring"
~
O ~ l 3~: ;
coming
of Dnvid,Ob and
011C 1:lII
hr.il ?:I
from
Bcth'le.hems*
the
vjllagc
rvhcre David
02S? 7.12
used to be?" '"Therefore r i zlivlslon over h:rn
Ir
I;:II
::-I1
17.5
tFcvclopec1 anlong the clv~vd."''"~~rncof them,
I < , f~ .!
though, were wanting to get hold of him, but
:ly:,"l
no one did lay his hands upon him.
'
I J l l 271
45 Thcrefore the oficerf; went back to the
0Jol1 !]:I8
l o : l g chicf priests and Pharisccs, and the latter said
to them: "Why is it YOU did not bring him in?"
*"The o~Xccrsreplied: "Ncvm*11rt.r; another man
'"tpm
spolcen like this."' In turn, the Pharisees answered: "You have not been rnislcd also, have
uov?
one of the rulers nr of the Pharisees has put faith in him, has he?" '"ut
this

,, ,,:,,

",h;;Yz&

,:,,

"+

'Ih

'?

-a

Litel-ally, "to tho dispersion,"

JOHN 7:50-8

: 14

308

crowd that does not know the law axe accursedo

people." " Nic.o.de'mus: who had come to him
previously, and who was one of them, said to
them: 'Qur law does not judge" a man unless
first it has heard from him and come to know
what he is doing, does it?" 5 2 In answer they
said to him: "You are not aIso out of Gal'i-lee,O
are you? Search and see that no prophetu is t o
be raised up out of C-nl'i-Ice."&
1 2 Therefore Jesus spoke again to them, say- *Is* 49:6
o h 1:5
ing: "I am the lightAof the world. He that Jdoh
1233
OAc 2:20
Iollows me wilI by no means walk in darkness?
but will possess the light of life.'"
Hence the 0130 2:s
Pharjsees said to him: "You bear wibess about
yourself; your witness' is not true."
In an- +Jah 531

..,

~ J 3 S y sonlit verses 53 to chapter 8, verse 11, which rcad ( e t h

solric 1-ariations i n thc rnlioua Gwclc texts and versions) as follows:
a

63

('SO they went each one to his home.

"But Jesus went to the ~nonnt of Olives. Z A t daybreak,

h o ~ e r c r ,he again presented himself at the temple, and all
t h r people I~egnn toliking to him, and he sat down and llegan
to teach thelll. " Now the scribrs and the P h a r i s e ~ sbroaght a worna n caught a t adultery, and, after standing her in tlieir illidst,
' they snid to hini : 'Tearher, this wornan has b p ~ l icaught in the
act of com~nittingadultery. V n the Law Moses prescribed for us
to stone such kind of u-omen. T l ~ a t ,really, do you sayt' Of
course, thrp were saying this to put hi111 to the test, i n order to
have souietlting with which to accuse him. But Jcsus bent down
a n d began to write with l ~ i sfinger in the ground. When they
persisted in nslring hi~ri,he straiglitened u p and said to thcm:
'Let the one of Y O I i that is ~ i n l r s sb~ the first l o throw a storie a t
her.' And bending over npain he kcpt on writing in the ground.
But those who heard this began going dnt, one by one, starting
with the older men of influence, nnd he mas left alone, nltd the
wonl:ln that was in tlieir midst. l o Straightening up, Jesw said to
her: 'n70innzi, where are they l Did no one condemn you'!' l 1 She
snid: 'K'o one, sir: Jesus said: 'KAther do I condemn you, (30
your way; from now on prnctice sin no more."~UT7gSyh~.

swer Jesus said to them: "Even if I do bear

witness about myself, my witness is true, because I know where I came from and where I
am going. But you do not know where I came
;;;k:i7T
from and where I am g0ing.O l6 You judge' ac,
:
,
,
" ~ ~ cording
\ ~ ;to~the flesh;"" I do not judge any man
OJoh9:39 at all.* le And yet if I do judge, my judgment0
*Lu 1 2 ~ 1 4
oh 3:17
is truthful, because I am not alone, but the
$::;'Job
" 19:7 Fathers who sent me is with me.* l7 Also in
YOUR own Lawo it is written, 'The witness0 of
OJOII u : a l
17:6
two men is true.'n laI am one that bears witness
Dc 10:15
~t ls:16 about myself and the Father who sent me bears
M t 2ti4G0
2c0 1 5 1 witness about me."" I D Therefore they went on
IIeb 10:28
to say to him: 'Where is your Father?'' Jesus
A,TOI, 5:37
7,P,c$,17 answered: "You h o w neither me nor my
es0h16!:3
FatherobIf YOU did know me, aou would know
my Father also."' aOThesesayings he spoke in
'";',"t!i2;
@~r12:41 the treasurp as he was teaching in the temple.
But no one laid hold of him," because his how'
;$:,7,:$%
$; ;igZ3had not yet come.
21 Hence he said to them again: "I am going
away,
and YOU will huntP for me, and yet YOU
*fP
,$FM
oh 1k33 will die in YOUR sin.' Where I am going YOU
mHeb10:26
cannot come," z 2 Therefore the Jews began to
say: "Ile will not kill himself, will he? Because
u o h 7 : 3 5 he says, 'Where T am going YOU cannot come.' "'
"90
he proceeded to say to them: "You are
O J O 3:31
~
from
the reaImsb below; I am from the realmsb
Col 7'1
OJO~'LZ:~Iabove.$ YOU are from this world;o I am not
+Job 15:10
oh 17.6 from this world.' Z 4 Therefore I said to YOU,
Joh 18:36
IJO 4 5
YOU will die in YOUR sins.' For if YOU do not
@ B e 18:4
SEze 1 8 : ~believe that I am he, You will die in voua sins.""
2 T h e r e f ~ r they
e
began to say t o him: "Who
are you?" Jesus said to them: "Why am I even

,
I

'

The Father, BAVg; he, ~ D s y s . C b, Or, "thinga"

311

JOHN 8 :2 6 4 9
310
speaking to YOU at all?" I have many things
to spcalc concerning YOU and lo pass judgment
upon, As n matter of fact, hr! that sent me is
but, and the very things I llealrI from him I
,
:
,
,
.1nl\A7:2s
am spcalting in the world."" ': Thcy did not DYll
.
1::)
grasp that Iie was taIlcit~gto them about thc ,'I(II, :M,I
F R ~ ~ Ifl
ETherefore
I-.
Jesus said: "When once YOU :t:i; i?j;2
have lifted up" the Son of man," then YOU mill $;;,?!::
know that I run he," and that I do nothing of4,:?;,!:,
my own jnitialive,"Qbut just as the Father ,':I;/;;;;;
:)::*(I
taught rnc I spoalc thesc Ih ings."'" And he t h a t 'Juli .?:I1
sent me is with me; he did not abmdon me to
myscli, bccnuse I always do thc things pleasing v o h 4:33
14:10
to him.""
As he was speaking these things, .JJ Ot lhi ::.$I
many put fnith in him.'
J U I I 10,
.in11
1. I:.ISla
31 And so Jesus went on to say to the Jewsm3f"ll '2*!'
that had bclicvcd him: "If YOU remain in my
y;;
word," vozr are reaIly my dlscipIcs,3 ":and you >.ram e : n
will Icnow the truth: and the t ~ u t hwill set Ynw 9J4111 1 1 : ~
0:'"
fret.""" :I!' TIICYreplied to him: "We are Abrahnrn'sO oflspr ing-d
never have rve been :I?;: 7~::~
slaves to nnybody."Ho~vis it you say, Tou will ;:;:,;
become free'?" Jesus a n s w c ~ dthem: "Mosl. ~7;"?:,;
truly I sny to am, Every doer of sin is a slave0 ,J;L? I 2:
of sin.+ H W o r e ~ v ethe
r l slnve docs not remain ?~1,"3~:'"
in the household forever; lhr! son remains forever.' "Therefore if the Son sets YOU free, Yorr P;!>&;;2B
will bc nclunlly free." I know Yorr are Ahm- ;,:;t,"i;;
hnm's al'fspiiing;l~but YOU nrc scclclllg t o killw & t ; i l ~
me, bccausc my ~ w r dHIBICCS
no progress among .(;;,.I ntl
YOU.' What things I havc seen with my Father T*ijph?f19
1 spcnk; and YOU, therefarc, do the things YOU
have h e n ~ r lfrom murz Satkrtq.'j ':'"In answer
they snirl l o him: "Our father Is Abraham."" *E:ft$
Jesus said lo them: "'If uou arc Abraham's

"IJ

,,,,,,,

"&;e,:i2

01+I'.JIIHL
,

wllnf

I lmrti heen saying to

YOU."

chl1drm-i~do the works of Abraham. '@But

now YOU are sccktng to kill me, a man that
has told YOU the truth that I heard from God."
Abraham did not do this. You do the works
YOC'R father."" They said to him: "Wc were
~~h3~$'%of
not born iram f o r n i c n t i ~ n we
; ~ ~hnve one Fa!. I6 ther,' God."
I S : ~I'I,H
1
:
423esus said to them: 'Tf God were YOUR
>i:bl 2H-l
Fntlrer, YOU ~vouldlove me," for from God I
@~,;-~);.:,y
T J O 5:1
cnnle forth and nm hem. Neither havc 1 come
"Jnl) In:lM of my oi~rtlinitiative'. at all, but that One sent
'Jot1 3:tA
s It YOU do not ~ O I tvhnt
V
I
JOI, &,.u me forth.' 4 g W h y i
":I
am
speaking?
I3ccause
you
cannot
listcn
to
my
=rtu 8.7
onr IO.*
tvord.' "'ou
are from YOUR father Ih e DcviP
?fit:$j4 nnd YOU wish to do thc desiresc of Y O U I ~Pather.*
one was a manslayer when he began," and
2; :j;jl! That
nl.lo :1:n
1-1, did not stand fast in the -truth, because truth
OR0
is not in him. W h e n h c speaks the lie? hc speaks
~~ccol'lling
to his own disposition, because he is
G2c0
Q RII:~
: ~
0 ~ 0 1 1 8 : s ~a liar" and t l ~ c
fathcr ol the lieaaA'"ncc~use I,
+LU 2 2 : ~ on the other hand, telI t h e truth, YOU do not bcfoh 0:s 1
o ~ I ~ ~licve
~ . Ime."'" Who of YOU convicts me of sin?"
+ZCu 3.21
If 1 speak truth, why is it YOU do not kliave
rne? "He that is from God listens to the sayings of God.' This is why YOU do not listen, be':;:,':8J7
y~;;;? cnuse YOU are not from God."'
48 In answer the Jervs said to hjm: "Do we
not:
rightly say, You are a Sa.mar'i.tan"* and
f2c,'n::2
have
a demon?jtb* Jesus answered: "I do not
'!;/;
"'Cu 10m211
have
a demon,tg but I honor my Father; and
nhlal 1.u
YOU dishonor me. "But I. am nat seeklnq glory
A; ; : ; " ,? 1 P c p : 2 3 for myself;" there is One that is seeking and
judging. 61 Most truly I say to YOU, If allyone
observes my word, he will never see dcnth at
mTlic lie, .Im1;it, uBYg. Or, "'nnd nrc demonized."' a Or, "I sm
G~3:7
O J Q ~mfi

.IIII~

~ i o ~lcnho~~ized."'
t

Or, "seed."
I

JOHN 8 :-1

J O E . 8 :52-9 :4
312
all,"@ The Jews said to him: "Now we do OJoh 5 ~ 4
know you have a demon.n' Abraham died,@also doh 11:26
+pi:$;$
the prophets," but you say, 'If anyone observes @Ge25:8
1:s
my word, he will never tasten death at all.' *Zec
Ac2:29
" You are not greater-than our father AbraI
ham, who died, are you? Also the prophets *h1'4:1a
died. Who do you claim ta be?" 5 4 Jesus answered : "If I glorify" myself, my glory is nothing. It is my Father that glorifies me, he who ~ ~ 3 . 1 3
YOU say is Yowe God, 6%and
yet wou have not a ~ o 7:28
h
known him.* But I know himbbAnd if I said I !l$$gi:i
do not know+ him I should be like YOU, a liar.u "KO34
I
But I do know him and am observing his word.
" Abraham TOUR father rejoiced0 greatly in the OAGnm
prospect of seeing my day,m and he saw it and :&:%
rejoiced."' 67Therefore the Jews said to him: z;!$g
I
"YOU are not yet fifty years old, and still you
*
g
:
p
!
;
.
,
have seen AbrahamlHb"Jesus said to them:
"Most truly I say to YOU, Befare Abraham0 :$,"jl$
came into existence, I have been,"e# "There- Joh17:5
lore they picked up stones to hud them at Ph 3 6
g~
&
him;* but Jesus hid and went out of the temple. IJO
2:13
Now as he was passing along he saw a man *f.,"1,"i$?31
blind from birth." And his disciples asked ,gh$i:8
him: "Rabbi, who sinned: this man or his $;\$;
parent^,^ so that he was born blind?" Jesus oEx20:5
answered: "Neither this man sinned nor his
parents, but it was in order that the works of
God might be made manifest in his case.' "e
+yJ4f!4
must work the works of him that sent me while @j-"$ $3;
it is day;@the nighta is coming when na man @AclC:g
a Or, "you are demonized." b You have seen Abrahnmf BBVg; has

Abraham seeu you7 NSyS. a 4 have been=Gy& ~ i p (engo'

i
ei.mi')
itfter thc a'orist infinitive clause wlr 'Ab~adrpyeudoficr~and hence
rendered in the perrfaet indefinite tense. It: is not the
snme as ?I fiv ( h a ohd, mea~iing"The Being" ox "The I Am")
at Exodus 3 :1.4, L X X .

JOHN 9:Z17
can work. AS long as I am in the world, I am
.Job 8:12 the world's light."" After he said these things,
he spit on the ground and made a clay with the
*Mr7:33
saliva, and put his clay upon the man's eyes*
M r 8:23
*2Ki 5:10
and said to him: "Go wash" in the pool of
aNe3:15
Si.10'arn"~"
(which is translated 'Sent forth').
1st 8:6
L U I ~ : ~And so he went off and ~ a s h e d and
, ~ came
LZKi 5:14
back seeing.O
OAc 7 : n
8 Therefore the neighbors0 and those who
4Ex 4:11
~ ~ 1 4 6 : sformerly used to see he was a beggar began
Isa 2918
to say: "This is the man that used to sit and
1sa35:5
Isa 42:7
beg, is it not?" 'Some would say: "This is he.'"
Others would say: "'Not at all, but he is like
him." The man would say: "I am he." l o Consequently they began to say to him: "How,
oh 9 : ~then, were your eyes opened?"'
He answered:
"The man called Jesus made a clay and smeared
@ ~ o h 9 : 7 it on m y eyes and said to mej 'Go to Si.Xo'ama@
and wash.' I therefore went and washed and
gained sight." lZAt this they said to him:
"Where is that man?" He said: "I do not
know."
13 They led the once-blind man himself to the
Pharisees, l4 Incidentally it was Sabbath on the
day that Jesus made the clay and opened his
xJoh9:B
l5 This time, therefore, the Pharisees also
$:lo tool<up asking him how he gained sight." He said
to them: "He put a cIay upon my eyes, and I
washed and have sight." l6 Therefore some of
the Pharisees began to say: "This is not a man
from God, because he does not observe the sabbath." Others began to say: "How can a man
*Jab p a
mJoh lb:41 that is a sinner perform signs" of that kind?"
So there was a division" among them, I7Hence
'J","h'7":::i
they said to the blind man again: "What do
,,3$:%:

313

Si.lo'am, wBA; IShi.lotah,

J7-14~16-19.

i3w Isaiah 8 : 6, LXX,

JOEIN 9 : l W O
314
you say about him, seeing that he opened your
*DeX8:m
eyes?" The man said: "He is a prophet.""
J o h 4:19
18 I-Iowever, the Jews did nat belleve con1
celmlng him that he had been blind" nnd had O J o h 1 o m
gained dght until they called the pwents of the
man that gained sight. l9 And they asked them:
I
"Is this Y O L son
~
who YOU say was born blind?
I
How, thcn, is it he sees a t prcscnt?" Then in
answer his pnrcnts said: "We know that this is
our son nncl that he was born blind. " But how
it is he now sees we do not Imorv, or who opened
his eyes we d o not how. ASK him. 1-k is of
age. HI- m t ~ s st p a k for himself." ns His parents
7:15
said these things because they were in Pearo OJoh
J 01) 18:3S
of the Jews, for the Jews had alrendy comc to E'0,",2f.'"
an agreement that, jf anyone confcsscd' him alJol:9
as Christ, he should get expcllcd from the conla:"
grcgalion.' "Tllis is why his parents said: "FL 'JOh
Joh 16:2
is of age. QUESTION him."
24 Therefore a second time they called the
man that had been blind and said to him: "Give
glory to God;' we know that this man is a
sinner." Pb I n turn he ans~vercd:"Whethcr he *:~gjp
h@:s
is a sinner I do trot know. One thing 1do know,
that, whereas I was blind, I see at pr~sent."
2o Therefore they said t o him: 'What did he do
to you? I-Iow did he open your eyes?" p r He
anslvered them: "1 told uow nlreacly and y ~ t
you did not listen. W h y do YOU wa~aEto Rear
it again? You do not tvant to become his disciples" alsro, do YOU?" P s At this they reviled 0John:18
him and snjd: "You are a disciple of that man,
but wc are disciples of Moses. "' Wc know that
God has spoken to Moses, but as for this man
we do not know where he is from," ""In answer the man said t o them: "This certainIy is

JOHN 9 :31-10:3
a marvel,' that YOU do not know where he is
:"J",tgz
from, and yet he opened my eyes. N L Wc know
Jpq:;2
i
tTs( ; t ; . i ~ that God does not listen to sinners," but If any.
PI*1:2s
1 1 9 one is God-fenring and does his will, he listcns to
1sa 1:15
. J , , ~ 11 11 this one.' 'H From 01 old it has never bccn heard
$1,8 that anyone opencd the eyes or one boi-n blind.
"cc'.'""
If this man wcre not from God: he couId do
* l T s :,,:I5
f i c r t l : ~ ; nothing at all." "'In nnswer they snid to him:
u.1 ull 5:3G
Al%ai:i
"You rvcra altogether born in sins: and yet ore
you teaching us?" And they threw him out!
33 J c n s heard that they had thrown him
out, and, on find tng him, he said: "Are you putting faith in thr! Son%f man?" JVThc mnn anMt ~3
swered: "And who is he, sir, that I may put
faith in him?" HT Jestts said to him: "You have
seen him and, besides, he that is speaking with
oh a:%
yo11 is that one.'" 'Ten he said: "T do put
I p A c l Q m faith in him, Mnster."a And he did okisanceg
t o him. And Jcsus said : "For this judgmentca
gg:
-rnl113:47 I came Inla this world: that those not seeing
'Ml lL:2.5
might see and those seeing' rnighl: become
?;$3;;3
Thosc of the Pharisees who were with
A r 2326 blind."
'Alt 121.1
him heard these tlsings, and they said to him:
311 15:I'I
.;::
if:,"'IVe nre not blind also: are wc?" 41 Jestrs said
13:22 to them: "If wov wcrc blind, you tvnulrt have
AGc l i : Z _
("'"1.'
no sin. But now YOU say, 'We see.'' You13 sina
I:u 4:13
T;n 3:l.l
remains."
b30h 10:7
"Rlost truly I say to YOU, He that does
.PI! ?:IS
@.loll10:1
not enter into the sheepfoldA t hruugll
o J U I I 10:7
'Mt 26.32 the door3@
but climbs up some othcr placc, that
.rn,,
Il
one
is
n
Ihicf'
and a plunderer. "ut
hc that
;M r L l d : E
enters
through
the
door4
is
shepherd0'
of the
o.Juh 10111
+Jn1110:7
T
~
I
C
doorkeeper*
opens
to this one,
- L I ~1*17
and thc sheepa listen to his voice, and he calls
.;oh $25
01 i t 1.~:6
o,T;I, 1453 his own shpcp by rlame3 and Peads them out.
315

r;;:

10

01',
"sir; Lord."

Y OHN 10F 4-17

316

I
When he has got dl his otvn out, he travels
orcoro:r
befo1.e thcm, and the sheep followeA him, be- .:arl,I.:a
\.It 8:rl
cause they know his voice. A stranger3 they ci.:,,~,
z:la
will by no means fo1lo.r~but will flmb from "i;?';:;:
him, because they do not lrnow the vojcc' of 't;,l;Tg
strangers." Jesus spoke this comparison to
them; but they did not grasp what the things
mJoh 10:m
mcant that he was speaking to thema0
7 Therefore Jesus said gain: "Most truly I
m:30
say to YOU, I am the door0"of the s l ~ c c p . ~All sJoh
3fr1h 10:10
those that have come instead of me are thieves
and plunderers;" but the sheep have not lis- Jur!>c14s
tened t o them.' 1 am the door;O whoever cn- ~ ~ ~ : ~ G I
ters through me will be saved and he will go In
and out and find pasturage." l o The thicfPdoes %/'$ti1'
not come unless i t is to steal and slay and destroy." have come that they migl-rt have life '$:,"2:!?
and might have it in abundance. l 1 I am Ihc
right" s h c p h ~ r dthe
; ~ ~rightn shepherd surrcn- m;:;o!?,:l,4
ders his soul" in bebaIE of the sheep.v2 T l ~ c
hired man,who is no shepherd and l o whom the ;;;;lei317
1r1,rl n:zo
sheep do not belong as his o m , beholds the wolf
coming and abandons the sheep and flees-and
the tvaltC snatches them and scatters themw- "ZeQlt:l@
" fbecausc he is a hired' man and docs not care *Ipos:2
for the sheep," l4 I am the righth shepherd, and i$i.:f
I Imow my sheepA and my sheep Irnow me,*$;:,:,;'";iy0
" just as the Father knows mc and I know t h e 1,ln 5 21)
":"
Fntllcr;" and I surrender my SOUPIn behalf
@soh15:X3
of tllc sheepmm
16 "And I have other ~ h e e p , ~ W h l care
h not :i$1",$2y
of this fold; those also I must bring, and they
will listen to my voice, and they mill hecomc
one flock," one shepherd.' l7 This is why the ~ ~ & ~ ~ ~
Fathcr loves me,' because I: surrender my ,Jj:f,*~7,:~~

x::t i'';;

,,, ,,:,,

n Or, "flt~c.'' b Or,

"life."

JOHN 10:18-30
i:;zg"!jg soul,@ in order thnt I may rcccive it again.
~h 0.9
18No man has takpnakif away from mc, but I
fret: 519
surrender it of my own i n i t i a t l ~ e .I~have auwco8:6
tl~wifyto let go of it, m d I haw authority"
~ ~ 2 . 2 1 to receive it againo The commandmenf?
on
OJoh 12:49
-3011 1
~ this
1
I received Sronz my Father."
19 Again n divisionmrcsulicd among the Jews
mJ",";::::ibecause
of these words, :"Mnny of thcm were
saying:
"He
hm a demonAend b mad. Why do
$' :\?
:
Lu 7.33
YOU listen to him?" fi Others would say : "These
"Mt 3 3 4
are not the sayings of a dcmanlzedo man. A demon cannot open blind' pcople's eycs, can it?"'
zgh2:;40
Ps W:8
R ,
,,,,:, 22 A6 that time tllc feast of dedication took
EaT;g place in Jenlsnlcm. It was wintertime, 23and
Jesus was wnllting In thc temple in the colon.Job 5:2
nade* of S ~ l o r n o n . ~**; ThereTom the Jews en3 :
"AC5'1Z
circled him and began to say ta him: "ITOW long
are you to kecp our souls In suspense? If you
nMc2663 are the Christ," tcll LIS outxpolrenly." 26 Jesus
answered them: "I told you and yet Tau do not
eaoh s:a
'"J",kfgbelieve. The worksQvhich I nm doing In the
name of my Fnthcr, these bear witness about
'Ei3$zj
Jo1lx:=17
1 JI?4 5
me,' Za But you do not believe, becausc YOU are
o ~ o h21:16 none of my sheepmm
" My sheepL' listen to my
'Lu E : 6
J O ~ I10.3 voice, m d I know them, and they follow me."
*b!r 4 : a
'%And
I give thcm everlasting life,' and they
xzts:s
i$y,"h"6::$ will by no means evcr bc deslroycd,D and no
,-&; 2% one will snatch tl-rcm out of my handem '"mat
my Fatherwas glven me js something greater
y;;
:%9
0~~11114:28than all othcr tbings,c" and no one can snatch
+3oh l7:2
them out of the hnnd of the Father." a0 1 and
~ J O 17:24
~ I
xJoll 17:11 t h e Father arc one."""

317

;J","zz;9

. ..

bHns tnkcrk, HRP.'" t n k ~ a ,r)VgSy#--P.O'lWhat

BVg, with rvfiicb kt, with rL nliglit vnvintion, ngees. Rut
AIESyS-p read: "alp Ipnthc~., xrE~o Ilns girvn rr~tr tlbcm, is greater
llran all othe1-i~''d Or, 4'nrc n t u~lrty."

? a3Or, 'qife!'

things:

JOHN I0:31-11 :2
318
31 Once more the Jews lifted up stones to
nrr 14:3 the Mastcrn" and ndped his fcct dry with her
stone him," Jesus replied to thcm: "I dis- ' J o ~ ~ ~ g .Mt26:7
Job 123 hair, mhosc brother Laz'a.rush was siclc. "Thereplaycd t o YOU many fine rvorks from the Father.
fore his sisters dispatched word to him, snyFor which of those works arc YOU stonlng me?"
ing: "Master," scc! the one for whom yon have
The Jews nnswvered him: "Wc nre stoning
QJoh
affefionO1s sick." But when Jesus heard it
you, not for a fine work, hut for blasplrcmy,"' O$2i1
O J Q ~12-33 he said: "This sickness is not with dcath3 as its
even because you, dthough being a man, make ~ l t ~ ~ m ilMr 5 3 9 object," but is lor Ule glory of Gotl.' in order
n,,:,
yourself a god."" "'Jesus answcrcd Il?em: "Is "Job
that the Son of God may be glorified tl~rough
P I ~ P"
2:ti
I8
it net written in your Law, 'I saicl: You are
aMr l0:21 it."
gods'?0A :la If he called god^'^ those againstn 2;;
5 NOWJesus lovedu MarthaQand her sisterD
mJ0h13'2
n , \ ~23:M
whom the word of God came, and yct the Scrip- ?FjS,'%
and Laztn.rus.h '' Ehtvev~r,wIwn he heard that
ture cannot bc nullified,' ?"dovarl sny to meh 2y1:;t,
he was sick, tl~cnhe actually remained two days
whom the Father sanctified" and dispatched > . I ~ Y . I ~ aJot~fO:~Oin thc plnci? whcl-c he was. :Thcn after this he
5,17
in to the world, 'You bIaspheme,V~,ccnuseX saicl, LII1
t, j k 1 7
said to 1I1c disciples: "Let us go into Ju.dc'a
I am God's Son?W" If I I
not doing the L V O ~ ~ S " J " ~ ~ , - ~ ' ? ? ~
again." 8 The disciplcs said t o him: "Rabbi, jrrfit
of my Father, do not believe me. '9 But if 3: am .,J,OI;
63011
lately the Ju-debas: were seeking to stone you,'
;
$
:
:
doing thcrn, even though yo11do not l~lieveme, oh 15.21
and arc you going there again?" "esus anbdleve the tvoi-I<s,"in order that uou may *Joh14:30
skvercd: "Therc are twelve hours of daylight,
grasp tlze fact and may continue knowing that
+JOh9:4
are them not? If anyone wallts in dnylight' he
the Fntl~cris in union with me nnrl I am in
does not bump against anything, bccnusc he
union with the Father."' a" Thercforc they tried *Johl7:al
t11c light" of this world. Uul. if anyone
'R:?;? sees
again to seize himin but he got out of their ',"l:Z:
walks
in tile night; he bumps against some'fg;
reach.
thing, because tile light is not in him."
~ C So
I he w ~ n off
t again across the Jordm to
11He said thcse things, and after this hc said
the place whcre John was baptlzingAat first, afohl:28
to t l ~ e m : '%m'a.rus1vourfriend has gone to
and hc stayed there. And many people came
rest, but I nrn traveling there ta swal~enhim
to him and they began saying: "fohn: indeed, O M 1 "
from
slcep."" '"Therefore
the disciples said to
A C 1x36
aVhlkm
did not perform a single sign,@but as many
/
1 C O 7:39
~ , ~he has gone to rest, he will
1<C015:6 him: ' ' M H s ~ . c if
things as Soh1 said about this nlnn were all 0 $ $ , " , ' ~ ~
l('o 15:15
lilil get well,"ci Jesus had spoken, hawcver, about
t r ~ c . "'"And
~
many put faith in him there.' '"J",",!?:,
his denlh. But they imagined he mas spenking
;
New there was a certain mnn sick,O 3Ack37
1 o A c l o : o about tahlng rest in s1eep.O:lA"'
thnt time,
Lx'~.rusc"of Beth'a.jzy2 of the village :i~o,h,i'i$T
therefore,
Jcsus
said
to
them
outspokenly:
o.Jorl 123
of Mary'!' and of Marthag her sister, ? It was, in -LU
''Lw'a.r~sI)has died.' "and I rejoice on om
= 10:33
*Ei:5:17
ORe
fact. the Moly that poured pcrfumed3 oil upon1 1 6 : ~
Joll'J:25 account thnt I was not there, in order for you
a Or, "tn," b Or, "of him!'
~ L ~ W ' ANBA;
~ ~ UEB
l l e,. ~ ' m r(menning
Or, "Lard." b See vcrao 1, foatnotec. C Or, 'LJew~.l' d Org "ha
+

.,

.r,"?;;;

11

Wad is I~elper"),J7-'"lb1ls.

will be snvcd,"

JOHN 11:16-30
320
t o believe, But let us go to hjm." 1e Therefore
T h o r n n ~who
, ~ was called "The Twin": said to OJDbS0:2d
his feIIow disciple^:^ "Let us also go, that we 0 ~ 0 h l a : ' l
may die with him."
17Consequently when Jesus arrived, he found
he had already been four days in the memorialOVomb. IR NOW Bet11'1l.n~ IVEIS near Jerusn- ~ ~ ~ , ! ~ ; 1 7
lem a t a distnn~eof about two rni1es.a l" Accord- ;;: 2;;;2
jngly rnnliy of the Jews had come to Martha
!
;:;,A;I,I
and Mary in order t o console Ihem concerning ,Ical
.,.s
Jrilr %I1L
their brother. Therefore Martha, when she i! l.{!~'!b
1
heard that Jesus was coming, met him; but
Mary" kept sitting at heme. ?' Martha therefore said l o Jesus: 'Master,Vf you had been
here my brother would not have died. ""And
yet at present I know that as mnny things as +;!;;;
you ask God for,P Gad mill give you." '"
Jesus J r a l l I 1:
,Inh 5;?9
I
said to her: "Your brother will rise.'" 24 Martha
2 I: 1
liu I;.:
said to him: '" Imow he will risa in the rcsur- 1c.n 15:da
rectionm on the last day.'' YVesus said to her: 2::':,,':',2'
"I am the resurrectionmand the life.ovfl He that 2;;
exercises faith In me, wen though he dies, w i l l
come t o life,"and everyone that is h i n g e and ;I;;$;:
exercises Inlth in me will never dic at aal Do V O L
1:2
you belicvr! this?" ?7 She said to him: "Yes, n JIJc1
c , t ~ 5:21
Master;" I have believed that you are the Christ
the Son of God, the One coming into the 0;;:\3jj
. 1 , , 1 ~ 1..19
I
world."' zn And when she had said this, she went
i;;;
off and callcd Mary her sister, s:rying secretly:" ""fii::{7
"The Teachcrl is present and Is calling you."
f;?24
The latter, when she hcnrd this, got up quick- F; J;jr;
.~m
1:4:14
ly and was on her way t o him.
311s 3:1
30 Jesus had not yet, fn fact, come into the
village, but hc was still in the place where

,,:,

Yz:

141

;$A,

"near Jcrasnlem nbout flftrcn strides awnf'; rt atnda

equaling B of a mile. b Or, "Lord," a Or, "lht comes to IiPo.''
a Literally,

321

JOHN 11:3 1 4 3
Mnrtha met him. 41Theref0re t h e Jews that
were with her in the Ilouse and that were consoling her, on seeing Mary rise quicldy and go
out, followed her, supposing that shc was goafoh 11:17 ing t o the memorialh tomb to veep there, " And
so Mary, when shr! nrrivcd where Jcsus mas and
caught sight of him, fell at his feet, saying to
him: "Master,n If you had been here, my brother would not have died."' " Jesus, thercforc,
+gfl?:lT
s o h r,:m when he saw her weeping and the Jews that
came with her weeping, groaned vehcmcntlyb
and became troubled,' and he said: "Whcre
*Joh12:n
soh 13:21:
have YOU laid him?" They said to him: "Master,larn
come and see." Jesus gave way to tears.'
@
mIsn
M t 53:3
fl:a
Therefore
the Jews began to say: 'Tee, what
t u 12;1r,
no
in:#ii
~ r o b ~ i .a
~ f! ~f e c ~ o n l ~ e u s e d t o h ~ v e f o r h i m ! " ~ ~ ~ u t
oi them said: "Was not this man that opened
*Job 9:n
the eyes* of the blind man able to prevent this
one from dying?"
38 I-Ience Jesus, after groaning agaln within
himself, came to the memorial' tomb. It was,
*MtR:n!
~t 2 ; : ~ s
In fact, a cave, nncl n stone was lying against it.
riu1 1 :.1 3
a q ~ ~ ~ ~ s'TAKE
a i d thestonega~vay."
:
Martha,
I
:
.To11 S:2Y
the sister of thc d~ccnscdman, said to hini:
. ~ ~ ;:o:L
t,
AC 1:i:L'I
~ now he must smell, for he has
oJuh20.1 " M a s t ~ r ,by
been dcad four dnys." 'O Jesus said to her: "Did
I not tell you that if you would believe you
aJoh 8:s
would see the glary of God?"" Therefore they
took the stone arvny. Now Jesus rnisecl his eyes
heavenward and said: "Father, I thanlr you
that
have hcrlrrl mePo42True,I knew that
6EE:>,
y you you
1
:
always
hear mc; but on account of the
JOII I T : ] .
4.5011 12:.lb crowd+ standing around I spoke, in order that
they might helicve that you sent me forth."m
aiJ,o[;:
' U n d when he had said these things, he cried

* Or,"Lord."

Literally, "with his spirit,"

JOHN 1 1 : 4 U 5

322

out with a loud voice: "Laz'a.mrs,ao come on

4 4 The man that had been dead came out
with his feet and hands bound" with wrappings,"
and his countenance was bound about with a
cloth. Jesus said to them: "Loose him and let
him go."
45 Therefore many of the Jews that had come
to Mary and that beheld what hc did put faith
293
in him;* " Cut same of them went off to the "Joh
doh 10:42
JOh
12:11
Pharisees and told them the things Jesus did.i QLu 18:31
" Consequently the chief priests and the Phari- oJo h 1242
A d:l5
C
seesc assembled the San'he-drinoAand began to ~A&Tt
28:3
say: "What are we to do, because this man per- Mr Id:1
1237
f o m many signs?c0 48 If we let him alone this :Jnh
J0lr 7:31
Joh 12:19
way, they will all put faith in him, and t h e Ac 4: 16
2'10
Romanso+will come and take away both our DAc
4 P n 9:26
3Mt
2-1:15
placeb" and our nation." &"ut a certain one oi Ac G:13
them, Caria.phas: who was high priest that X o h 18:13
year," said to them: "You do not knoiv anything at all, " and YOU do not reason out that
it is in YOUR interest for one man to die" in behalf of the people and not for the m7hoIenationc
to be destroyed." " This, though, he did not say
of his own originality," but, because he was
OAc 5:11
high" priest that year, he prophesied" that Jesus C,Yoh
1832
49:6
was destineda to die for the nation, " and not oIsa
l d o 2:2
3Joi1 13:33
for the nation only, but in order that the chil- LAC
dren%f God who are scattered abouta he might Ga 13:t17
3:2K
Z:i4
also gather together in o m A " Therefore from Eph
E h36
onK
2
~i.1
that day on they took counsel to kill hirn.O
'2Ch 15:19
12:14
54 Hence Jesus no longer walked about pub- EX
I ,e 23:5
28: 16
licly among the Jews, but he departed from Ku
IIC 1 G : l
there to the country near the wilderness, into J u h 2.13
5:1
a city called E'phra.irn,+and there he remained doh
J o h 6:4
3 o h 12 1
with the disciples. G q Now the passover3$of the O J o i l 1 2 : 1

cut!""

Pee rerse I, footnotec,

Or, "temple,"

JOHN 11:56-12 :8
323
Jews was near, and many people went up out
of the country to Jerusalem before the passovcr
in order to cleanse themselves ceremonially.
7:11 sG Therefore they went to looking for Jesus" and
they would say to one another as they stood
around in the temple: "What is YOUR opinion?
That he will not come to the feast at all?" As
it was, the chief priests and the Pharisees had
given orders that if anyone got to know where
he was he should give the information, in order
that they might get their hands on him.
Accordingly Jesus, six days before the
onc12.1
passover: arrived a t Bethra.ny, where
::;* :!ii3 Laz'a.rusaU was whom Jesus had raised up from
D,
J,;k $!/& the dead.O Therefore they spread an evening'
OLu 10:38 meal for him there, and Martha" was rninister* ~ : ~ ing,
~ : but
~ Lazra.rusa was one of those reclining
10:39 at the table with him.' %ary,O therefore, toolc
"c~.1:12
a pound of perfumed oil, genuine nard,' very
Ado11 ll:2
costly, and she poured it on the feet of Jesus
P ~ 2;:
t 47
F: :$.:,0 and wiped his feet dry with her hair." The house
zh1;:;2Ubecame filled with t h e scent of the perSumec1
0~01113.5 oil. But Judas I~.car'i.ot,~
one of his disciples:
who was about to betray him, said: ""Why was
*$;6:,Jdu7:4G it this perfumed' oil was not sold for three hundred de.nar7i.i*and given to poor people?" fl I-Ic
Re 18:13
said this, though, not because he was concerned
@Rols:zG about the poorlR but: because he was a thiefe
O p r 2ii.25
and had the money-box and used to carry off
~?;3;~9;
the monies put in it. Therefore Jesus said:
~,,1,5:5
Col 3:s
"Let her alone, that she may keep this observance in view of the day of my burial. For Yorr
have the poor' always with YOU, but me YOU
"D,",E:;i
fiIr1.1:7 will not have always."
a Set: John 13.:1,foo.tnotec. h Or, $51 or $ZO/G/B;
each de.narti.us
lJoh

12

crlualing l'ic o r 8d. 2f.

JOHN 12: 9-20

324
OJolI la:1a
9 Therefore a great crowd of the Jews-got
to know he nras there, and they came, not on
accnr~ntof Jestzs only, but also to see LazPn.rusn whom he raised up from the dead.' ' T h e n30hIf:43
chicf priests now took camsel to kill LafaantsacO.'olI Il:T
also,* L1 bccau~.eon account of hinl rnmy of the 'EL l,:!,
Jews were going there and putting faith in
rfo l 7:31r
~
US."
Jot1 11:44
12 The next day the great crotvd that had
come to the feast, on hearing that Jcsus 1va.s r.l,alt 2q:40
~1:x
coming to Jel-usaIem, l 3 took the branches of 1A1r l11.3
!~;.~i
palm trees" and went out to meet him. And they
;i:i:
began to shout : "Save, we pray you!"' Blessed %
:':
is he that comes in Jehovah k c name: even the ;
~
Iring-f
Israel!"' "But when Jesus had found
ii;;iiIy$+
a young ass," he sat on it, just as it is writ- AT[. i 1.7
ten: "I-Iave no fear, daugl~terof Zion," Look! &I b!I6??
your king is coming,' seated upon an ass's colt," "'F: iiij"
'These things his disciples toolr no note of at
first,' but when Jesus became glorified," then Ek;\,l$:i
they called to mind that these things were written respecting him and that they did these

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OLU24:4n
things to hirn,O
17 AccordingIy the crawd that was with him
when he called Laz'a-msa' out of the memorial0 "Jul'
tomb and raised him up from the dead kept
bearing w i t n e s s
thii account the crowd, 'Ft jfiii:
because they heard he had performed this sign,
also met him. 'Therefore the Pharisees* said 'LU
among themselves: "You observe YOU are getting absolutely nowhere. See! the world has
ItJah 3 : a ~
gone after him"'
J o l ~11:~18
20 Now there were some Greeks' among those

A::''

:+:

Sm John 11 : 1, footnotec. b Lit~mlly, "IIe.mn'na," KDA;

K3-FWliT (Ih.slrtr.?ttd) or variations, J7-14~Ms-10.
a Jchovnh's, JT-1%
a

1u*1u,2i;

the hrd's, KBA

JOHN 12:21-44
thnt cnmc up to \vurshlpo at the feast. 91 These,
nJQh ~ 4 4therefore, approached Phllipa who was from
11:21 13eth..saJl.daoof G~l'i.lec,and they began to requmt him, saying: "Sir, me want t o see Jesus."
o ~ ~ ~ ' l ~ " l l came
~ i I iatld
p toId Andrew.@Andrew and
PhiIip came and told Jesus.
23 But Jesus answcrcd them, saying: "The
bout hns conlc for thc Son of man to be glariy:t $:2; fied." " Most truly I say to you, Unless a kernel
0hl.L 1k.l of wheat falls Into the ground and dies, it reRrl 7 i:!i mains just one Ptcrncl; but if it dies,$ it then
Ir:olr,:3a
1
1
bcars much fruit.O He that is rand of his soula
destroys it, but he that hates3 his souln in this
world~ will snfcgunrd it for everlasting lie.'
~K
rldk1
:I.:
IL ~
olip 1!1:::a
1f anyone tvould minister0 to me, let him fob
mjoh 14~3 ]OW me,and where 1 am there my minister u7i11
J u 1 t4:l-l
ITII
1 7 : N be nlso.VIf anyone would minister to me, the
will honor him. " Now my soulQis trouRJoll
~ 1 %~1: . i~ Fntllcr
3
rq 4213
bled,*
and
what sl'lall I say? Father, save me
WLu 12:CiD
1.14 22::13 out of this hour." Nevcrthcless, this is tvhy I
"M1.I 17
have come to this hour. :Tather, glorify your
I
I
name," Therefore a voice* came out of heaven:
"I both glorified it and will glorify it again."
::;i:;i:
zrle
29 I-Icncc the crowd that stood about and
a7.u 22 43
a.loh 11 42 heard it began to say it had t h ~ ~ n d e r e Others
d.
P I 3 t l 11:12
rAll 10 I:{ hcgan to sny: "An angel has spolrcn to hirn.''O
.I nil
,, , 11 ;L U 111~IISIVCI' JCSUS said: "This voice has tscurred, not on my account, but on YOUR ac,
Q A C ? ~ : : : ~ c o ~ l t i t . ~Now there is a judyinf
of this tvorld;
ziz;:i'iig now thc m l c P of this world" will be cast out.'
'y(:j12.;;R 5 2 And yet T, if I nrn lilted' up from the earth,
zm.1.21wilI CII-~IV men of nll kindsb to me."' 33 Tkis he
I ;a 3:l.i
O~\.:'.:!I
was really saying to signify what sort of deatllQ
:>:I%
I lrt~iT a
he tvns n130ut to die." Therefore the crowd an)V :!I :?2
nc5:3[1 swered Rim: "We heard from the Law that the
wC7:43

11'1:~

Or, "lifo."

Or, "all nun?'

JOHN 12:35--46

326

Christ remains forever;' and how is it you sag ;'F8g>2

that the Son of man must be lifted up?"Who pa3g4
is this Son of man?"" ""esus therefore said to na -:a[
them: "The light3 will be among YOU a little ;!%?$h
whiIe longcr. Walk while you have the light," ?;ePr?%
so that darkness does not overpower You; and
he that walks in the darkness does not ltnorv
where he is going. 3G While YOU have the light,
exercise faith in the light, in order to become
V E P5:a
~
sons of light."O
Jesus spoke these things and went off and hid
from them. I7Eut although he had performed
so many signso before them, they were not put- O-4~4:16
ting faith in him, S8 so that the word of IsaiahJ 0"C":28
the prophet was fulfilled which he said: "Jehovah," u7ho has believed-ou
r ~ p o r t , ~and
" t o :Zh2$;z1
wl~om has the arm of Jehovah-een
revealed?"O+ " The reason why they were not able ?g; $::
to believe is that again Isaiah said: "He has no 10:16
blindedQ their eyes" and he bas made their 2gi3;A1
hearts hard, that they shouId not see with their
eyes and get the thought with their heartsGm d 3Joh14:~
lo:%
turn around and I should healo them."* " Isaiah OAC
*lsn B:10
said these things because he saw his glory," and kF::$E
6.1
he spoke aboul: him. "'All the same, many even
of the rulers actually put faith in him, but because of the Pharisees3 they would not confess OAc15:s
O 7
~ :n
him in order not to be expelled from the congre- "JJol~
9:22
gation;" 4 3 f o r they loveda the glory of men more cJah 1335
* J Q ~5:44
than even the glory of God."
RJ 2:ao
44 Ilowcver, Jesus cried out and said: "He
that puts faith in me puts faith, not in me only,
10.40
but in him also that sent me;" 4%and
he that be- "Mt
; . I ~6:i7
holds me beholds also him that sent mcmS40 1 d;;t:2:;
Jrhouah, J8,10-14,1s-1\
Lwd, Kl3-k. & dcltor.nl~,J7-Q*L2-24~16-20;thr:
Lortl: NDA. c Or, "believed ~l-llnthe 11eartl Iron1 us."

JOHN 12 :47-13:7
DAC"3
in order
OJoh 2 1 9 have come as a lighto into the world,@
Job 8:12 that everyone putting faith i
n
me
may
not reJ O h 8:s
main in the darlmess. But if anyone hears my
o ~ o h18:31 sayings and does not keep them, I do not judge"
him, for I came, not to judge the world,' but
'g",Zz
0~c2:47
He that disregards me
to save0 the world.
and does not receive my sayings has one to
judge him. The worde which I have spoken is
m,D,T;jz
IIeb4,:12 what will judge him in the last day;"49because
rLu 10.16
I have not spoken out of my o ~ v nimpulse, but
the Father himself that sent me has given me
OJoh13:N a commandmento as to what to tell and what to
*De18:18 spealr.#
Also I know that his commandment
Yo11 8:38
~o113~1:10meansa everlasting life. Therefore the things I
speak, just as the Father has told me them, so
* JOII~ $ ~ ; ~I $speak them."'
Now, because he h e w before the feast
O M t 26:2
of the passoverq that his houn4 had come
A J O ~7 3 0
i;f::$jy3 for him to move out of this world t o the Father,
Jesus, having loved4 his own that were in the
Q,J;;:;;;7
G o 2 : ~ world, loved thcm to the end."
So, while the
1Jo 3:16
evening meal was going onle the Devil having
already put it into the heart of Judas Is.car'i.at,
soil of Simon, to betray him,' he, knowing
?:;:*Ac5:3 the
that the Father had given all things into his
hands and that he came forth from God and
was going to God: "got up from the evening
@",I;Ti%
lco l5:m men1 and laid aside his outer garments. And,
Heb 2:8
x ~ h p 2 : ~taking a towel, he girded himself." jAfter that
he put water into a. basin and started to wash
m u 7:44
O J O I ~ I ~ the
: ~ ~ feet* of the disciplesu and to dry them off
with the towel with which he was girded. %d
~ J O ~ I Z Z : ISO
~
he came t o Simon0 Peter. He said to him:
'%Iaster,d
are you washing my feet?": In an*gt,".j:!

327

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JOHN 13:s-20
328
swer Jesus said t o him: "What I am doing you
do not understand at present, but you will urnderstand aftcr these things." Peter snicl to
hitrt : "You will certainly never rvasfl my feet,"
des~transwered him: "Unless I IWII
YOU
have no part with me." " Simon Peter said to ;(1;,!;2@
him: "Master," not my feet only, but also my 111.1) t o m
hands and my head."'=l o Jesus said to him: "He oJoh l g : a
that has bathedA does not nwd to have mare A ~ ; , ~ ~ a z
than his feet washed, but is wholly c1can.O And gJollls
YOU men are dean, but not all." '"~e
lme~v,indeed, the man betraying hirna0This is why he dJoh8:84
said: "Not all of YOU are clean."
12 When, now, he had washed their feet and
bad put his outer garments on and laid himself
down at the table again, he said t o them: "Do
YOU know what 1 have done to YOU? '"YOU address me, 'Teacher,' and, W~aster,'a and you
speak rightly, for I am such.+ l4 Therefore, if I, $F,",:i
althougll Mastera and Teacher: washed YOUR war: J:I
ieet,O YOU also ought to wash the feet of one @Lll":m
another."la For I set the pattern for YOU, that, "E:?;lo
5:s
just ns I. did to YOU, YOU shouId do also.# lU
Most OIPc
h c 2:lR
truly I say to YOU, A slave" is not greater than ~ t s t t1im2n
'11 1 2:s
his master, nor is one that is sent forthb g~ealer&o/3:13
than the one that sent him.' l T I f YOU know y,:z!.l
tticse things, happy YOU are if YOU do them." ?i,:E\i;;y
I R I am not M h g about a11 of YOU ; I ltnow the
~ty,(;,;,~m
a r t 7 :I
ones I have chosen." But the result is that the Ddns
f:?3
scripture is fulfilled, 'He that uscd ta feed on a;rr 2 5 : ~
my bread has l i f t d up his heel against rne.jq ;$
l^ Prom this moment on I am telling you beforc
it occurs,' in order that when it docs occur
,c:i,k:;:
may believe that I am he. "" Most truly I say to *h,!;,;Lj,?,
YOU, He that receives anyone I send receives me Jnli I G : ~
a Or, 'Zord.'"
Or, "nor is an apostle (tnessenger, envoy)?'
@

Dr&Ba;&

:;!
!/ti;;;

JOHN 13:21-33
nlso. In turn, he that receives me, receives also
mMt 10:40
hTt 25:.1n him that scnt me."@
2 1 After saying these things, Jesus became
o~J(th
la:m troublcd in spirit, and he bore witnessm and
said: "Most truly I say to uorr, One of YOU will
%
.!'\:1 . 2~ : m betray me."' ??The disciples began to look at
O ~ C;1no111~1*,
?
being at n loss as to which one he
A v 1:tG
4lh1121i 22 meant.'
Thcrc
was reclining in front of Je
Lu 2 2 : 3
sus' bo.som one of his discipIes, and Jesus lovedJ
.lo11 211.2 him.' z4 Therefom Simon Peter nodded to this
one and said to him: 'Tell who it is about whom
he is spcnking," 25 So the latter leaned back
upon tllc breast of Jesus and said to him:
''Mnster,13 who is it?" 'UTheref~rc
Jesus answarrd: "It js that one to whom I shall give
the marsel that I dip." And so, having dipped
thc mersel, he toolr and gave it to Judas, the
oJflllg:71
son of Simonu IsacnrYtot.z 1 And after the morsel
@h?H'S
then Sntano entered into the latter." Jesus,
~ l l l 1i h : a
la w::* t h c r e f ~ t ~ c
snld
, to him: "What you are doing
J O h ci:;n
get: done more quiclrly." 2a However, none of
l I l o ~ ereclining at thc table0 knew for what purpose hc said this to him. "om@, in fact, were
mat x:le
Imagining,slncc JudnsQwas holding the moneybox," that Jesus was telling him: "Buy what
tllings wc nccd for the feast," or that he should
give something to the poor. Therefore, after
he reccivcd the morsel, he went out immdintely, And it was night.
31 Hence when he had gone out, Jesus said:
+ J o h l m "Now tllc Son of man is gIorified,@
and GocI is
Jo!i 14:13
lrcs:11 glorifiwl in connection with him.= And God
glorify
him,'
and
'
~ will; llimself
~
~
~
~ he will glorify
"~"21:21
him inrrn~liately..P3Liitlechildren? I am with
YOU a little Ionger. You will hunt for m
e,' and,
;';;;::;:

329

:!'I

OJ*h

Or' "prcfcrr~d!'

Or, "Lord!'

Or, "by

menna of himn

JOHN 13:34-14 :7

330

Jews, 'Where I go YOU cannot come,' I say also to YOU at present. 2

1 am
giving YOU a new c~mrnandrnent,~
that YOU
love one another; just as I have loved You, that
YOU also love one another." S%y this all will
know that YOU are my disciples,O if YOU have
lovea among yourselves."*
36 Simon Peter said to him: "Master,a where
are you going?" Jesus answered: "Where I am
going you cannot follow me now, but you will
folloxv afterwards."* Peter0said t o him: "Master," why is it I cannot follow you at psesent?
2 will surrender my soulb in your behalf."'
Jesus answered: "Will you surrender your
sotrlb in my behalf? Most tmdy I say to you, A
cock will not crow at all until you have disowned0 me three times.""
"Do not let Y Q U ~heartso be troubled.
Exercise faith in God,O exercise faith
also in me. In the house of my Father there
are many abodes.' Otherwise, I would have told
YOU, because I am going my way t o preparea
a place for YOU. Also, if I go my way and pre2T1 4:1
pare a place for YOU, I am coming againx and ItlCo
15:D
5:6
will receive YOU home to myself,*'that where 2Co
1Th 4:16
2T1 4:8
I am YOU also may be.' And where I am going +1Th
197
Y Y n h 1l:lR
YOU know the way."
AJoh 1k36
5 Thomas' said to him: "Master,&mredo not CXIt 11:27
5:Z
Imotv where you are goingahHow do we know no
IIeb 9:8
Heb
10:20
t h e \?ray?" Jesus said to him: "I am the wayo 3Joh 15:26
1:17
and the truthw and the lifeowNo one comes t o +Joh
J o h S:32
1:4
the Father except through me." If You men mJr,l~
S o h Yi:3
G:23
had known me, YOU would have known my Ro
A C 2:10
Father also; from this moment on YOU knew -.Toll
10:9
Ac 4 1 2
him and have seen him."*
#Soh 8:19

331

just as 1 said to the

14

Or, LrLord.f' Or, "life!j

JOEIN 14:8-20

8 Philip3 said to him: "Master,* show us the

Father, and it is enough for LLS." Vesus said
to him: "I-Iave I been with aou men so long
a time, and yet, Philip, you have not come to
know me? EIe that has seen me has seen the
'JOh 12:4:>
2 ~ r 1 4 : 4 Father also, Hutv is it: you say, 'Show us the
Col 1.19
Father'?"'" Do you not believe Paat I am in
r r p r 1.3
~,I(,IIr,l.23
IS:^
unionG with the Fathcr" and the Fatlzer is in
;')"I,1(>11 :,1fi.sI
Ol$ union with me?' The things I say to YOU men
I do not spealr of my o m originality;@but the
Father who remains in union with me is doing
"J$; ,7$,6 his works.' l1 Eel ieve me that I arn in mion with
the Father and the Fathcr is in union with me;
otherivisc, believe on account of the worlrs
5:x t!~ernsclves."~ Most truly I say to YOU, He that
exercises faith in me, that one also will do the
works that I do, and he will do worl~sgreater
than these, because I a m going my way to the
*J1t21'21 Father.' r%Rlso, whatever it is YOU ask in my
3 \ C ? "1
"'.?t7:7
name: I will do this, in order that the Father
RIr 11 21
L U 1i:9
may be glorified in connection with the Son.@
J u h 19:lG
If YOU ask anything in my name, I will do it.
I
I ,
f i 15 "If YOU love' me, YOU will observe my
cornrnmdments;" '%d 1 1vii1 requestQ the FaZj;:;;;;;
and he will give YOU another helperhoto be
?": EilQ ther
m u 2 ~ with
9
YOU forever,' l7 the spirit of the truth,*
J o l ~15.26
3uh I G : ~ which the world cannot receive,' because it nei*>It 10:20
~ ~ 1F:13
, h [her beholds it nor knows it. You knozv it, because it remains with YOU and is in YOU. Is I
c$i:$7
shall not leave YOU berea~ed.~"
I am coming to
45,",$z4
cJoh 15:19 YOU.
lilinle longer and the world' will behold
r l r t 28.23
chIt23:39 me no rnore,O but YOU will behoId me,' because
+,lolll W C
o,ic 2 ~ 4 I live" and YOU will live.@2o In that day aou
a m i c 013.2%
n4lI know that I am in union with my Father
and YOU are in union wit11 me and I am in union
""-Cl:~

Clrl 'dL~rd.!f$ Or, "pa~-acletej comforter."

Or, "orpl~nns."

JOHN 14:21-31
world to know that I love the Father, I am even
with YOU." He that has my commandments " ~ ~ ; ~ : ~
doing just tlie way themFather has given me
and observes them, that one is 11e who loves
commandment to. do." Get up, let us go f r q
me,* In turn, he that loves me will be loved by O,;:n"
*"p"&\o$8.
~
c
5:8
b
here.
my Father, and I will love him and will pIainly
nJas 332
"I am the true vine,' and my ~ a t h c ii
r
show myself to him."
U P S 80:8
the
c
~
~
l
t
i
v
a
t
o
"very
r
.
~
branch
in
me
not
OAc
Jer 2:n
22 Judasp not Is.car'i.ot, said to him: "Mas~ h f t l s : i 3 bearing fruit he takes away:
and every one
ter,a why is it a fact that you intend to show
Hcb 138
bearing
fruit
he
cleans,*
that
it
may
bear more
OAc 10:13
youl-seIf plainly to us and not to the world?"* *zl\;;:l
a h 13:lQ Iruit.
You
are
already
clean0
because
of the
2a In answer Jesus said to him: "If anyone loves
J o h 17~17
AC IS:^
word
which
I
have
spoken
to
you."Remain
in
me, he will observe my word, and my Father
Eph 5:26
uniona
with
me,
and
I
in
union
with
YOU.' Just
II-'
C
I:=
will love him, and we shall come to him and
as the branch0 cannot bear fruitp of itself un,*"R",hA1iil
make our abode with him." He that does not up';&!+
less it remains in the vine, in the same way
love me does not observe my words; and the ;&yz
neither can YOU, unless YOU remain in union
word that YOU are hearing is not mine, but be- IJO z:24
Re 3%
with me.@ am tbe vine, YOU are the branches.
@%p&;l
longs to the Father who sent me.*
AJoh 5:lg
IJO 2 : ~ He that remains in ranion with me, and I in
Joh 7 3 6
25 "While remaining wiih YOU 1have spoken J O 12:m
~
union with him, this one bears much fruit,* be"P,lol,;:z
these things to YOU. " But the helpcrlbathe holy OJoh
1-u 1 3 7
cause apart from me YOU can do" nothing at all.
Ga
5.22
spirit which the Father will send in my name,
P ~ 4:13
P
If anyone does not remain in union with me,
oMt
that oneC ivvilI teach YOU all things and bring LU 24:49
he is cast out as a branch and is dried up, and
back t o YOUR minds all the things I toId ~0u.O
men gather those branches up and pitch them
I leave YOU peace, I give YOU my peace.*+I $;1",::6
* M ~ 3 : 1 0 into the fire and they are burned." ' If YOU recof 3 3 5
Reb 6:4
do not give it to YOU the way that the world 2Th
3:16
main in mion with me and my sayings remain
gives it. Do not let YOUR hearts be troubled nor
in YOU, aslr whatever YOU wish and it will take
let them shrink for fear. 2a YOU heard that I
place for YOU.* a My Father is glorified in this,
*yi,t,z:2,:,,
said to YOU, I am going away and I am coming
that YOU keep bearing much fruit and prove
back to YOU. If YOU loved me, YOU would reyourselves my disciples.@""ust as the Father
joice that I am going my way to the Father, E"p",?$;,5
has
loved mea and I have laved YOU, remain in
011
20:1?
"p"h",t;\
because the Father" is great& than I an^. z9 So :co
~~ol13:35 my love. l o Lf YOU observe my commandment^,^
IJuh 1425
norv I have told YOU before it occurs," in order g;,"$::g
YOU will remain in my bve, just as I have obthat, when it docs occur, YOU may believe. "1 ~ ~ r . z 4 : 2 5
+Joh8:29 served the commandments of the Father' and
Joh 1339
shall not speak muchd with YOU any mow, for ~ ~ h l s . 4
remain in his love.
the ruler0 of the world is coming. And yet he ~ ~ h ~ ~ j ' l
11"These things I have spoken to YOU, that
@Job 16-24
has no hold on me,# S1but, in order for the i:,?::j::
~o1117:13 my joy may be in you and YOUR joy may be
1Jo 1:4
"his - is r n y _ ~ ~ m - a n d m e n @at
t~
3 Or, "Lord."
b Or, "pnraclete; co~ilforter." "That one"; in the
@ A C ~ ~ : I S made full.@'

15

TE1l,:*&$

"

$:2'z7'3

,,:,

masculine gender to agree with "hclper" in the same verse.

ally, "many things."

Liter-

Or, "prnnes." b Or, "produce."

334
JOHN 15 :25-16 :10
335
YOU love one~no~~.thrjwstOass1_havel o v e ~ y *Yrhlg3i4
~~"
my Father.* But the result is that the word
'J0h3:2
3011 s:r12
la No one has loveo m f e r than this, that m e 3539 written in their Law is fulfilled, 'They hated me
;
;
;
2;
;
.
PS m : n
,.Tnh 17:%
me should surrender his soul"" in>o ~ u h 1 6 : ~without cause.'' 2G When the helperam arrives
~ A 2:41
c
ALu
24:49
friends.". l4 You are my frienhs if yo=
-,.,on 19.12
that I rviI1 send aou from the Father: the spirJ O 1-236
~
I m commanding YOU.* lZ I no longer call YOU %' !5??l1
ito of the truth0 whidl proceeds from the Fa2,",,2$:,,
slaves, because a slave does not know what his ~j~~~~
"Ac1:22
ther, that oneb will beam: witnessD about me,O
PlJo 5 : 6
master does. But I have called you friends," be- *:21:,::452"3
+LU1:2
27 and YOU, in turn, am to bear witness,' because
Lu 2 1:48
cause all the things I have heard from my @ ~ u 1 2 : 4
AC 1:s
YOU have bew with me from when I began,
h c 5::12
Father I have made known ta YOU." ' T o v did A2\1;;1;6
"I have spoken these things to YOU that
not choose me, but I chose YOU, and I appointed AC 20:27
:::ctC
:P
YOU may not be stumbled." Men wiIl
YOU t o go on and keep bearing fruit4 and that ~ 4 ~ ~ ; l ~ : 2 ~ M l 2410
JUII li~:29 expel YOU from the congregation.^ In fact, the
YOUR fruit should remain, in order that no mat- ~;pl$:;~
hour is corning when everyone that kills You
ter what YOU ask the Father in my name he ISO 4:lo
will imagine he has rendered a sacred scrvice
might give it to YOU.
xJoh9:22
AC E:I
to God." But tlwy will do these things because
17 "These things I command you, that YOU
A C ~ G : T ~they have not come to know either the Father
love one mother."
the world hates0 YOIT,
or me.* 4Nevertheless, I have spoken these
m u know that it has hated me before it hated
no 1 0 9 things to YOU that, when the hour for them arICa
2:8
YOU.^ lo If YOU were part of the world: the OJOII ii:s
=doh 1 3 : ~rives, YOU may remember I told them to YOU.*
world would be fond of what is its own.' Now x1Jod:5
J o h 14:29
"These things, however, I did not tell YOU at
'J0h17:14
bemuse YOU are no part of the world,# but 1
first,
became 1 was with YOU. Eut now I nm
have chosen YOU out of the world, on this ac~ J o 733
h
going
to him that sent
and yet not one of
count the world hates YOU.* ao Bear in mind the 'L~6:22
doh 13:s
YOU asks me, 'Where are you gohg?' O But beword X said to YOU, A slave is not greater than
cause I have spoken these things to YOU griefA
aJ",~1!;T,3
his master. If they have persecuted" me, they O * c 8 : 1
has filled YOUR hearts. ' Nevertlheless, I am tellwill persecute YOU also;O if t h e y have observed u$~,$;,
ing YOU the truth, It is f o r POUR benefit I am
6Joh
14:16
my word, they will observe POURS also. 21 But Lu 6:ao
going away. For if I do not go away, the helpthey will do all these things against YOU on acm J ~ 2 : 1 eraoo will by no means come to YOU; but if I
count of my name, because they do not know
do go my way, I will send him to YOU. 8And
531
him that sent me." " If I had not come and AMt
M~IO:?~
when
that oneb arrives he will give the world
,
,
,
,
:
,
,
spoken to them, they would have no sh;O but OJDh
J O 9~: d l
Ica 1$:24 convincing evidence concerning sin and concernanc 10 35
now they have no excuse for their sin: 2s He + ~ ; s l ~ ~ ~ 7
m h ~ 12:sl
t
ing righteousness0 and concerning judgment: *
that hateso me hates also my Father." " If 1 W o h7:lz
an11 8:2L
5:23
Vn the first place, concerning sin,@
because they
nc
5:s
had not done among them the works that no 150 2:23
xlsa 62:6
are
not
exercising
faith
in
me;
l o then mncernone ebc did," they would have no sin;* but now xg;lh,7?i7
ing righteousness," because I am going to the
%",3:
they have both seen and hated me as well as *aoiin:el
JOHN 15:13-24

16

+,,,.,

ch21:i26

Or, "life?'

Or, (Iparnclete; comforter." {Tllhnt or1eJ7;in the mnscrlline pender, ta agree wit11 "he1yer~"inJohn 16 : 26 ; 16 : 7. C Or, .'synagogue."
a

JOHN 16:11-21
336
Father and YOU wiIl behold me no longer; l1 then
concerning judgment," because the ruleP of ;2a$;:5:1
h ~ 12:18
t
this world has been judged.
J O h 12.31
12 "I have many things yet to say to YOU, AC 5:e
Ac 10.42
but YOU are not able to bear them at present.* *bjr
4:33
la
However, when that one@arrives, the spirit lCO
of the truth,On he will guide YOU into all the :$; g;:;
truth, for he will not speak of his own impulse, oh 1 5 : ~
but what things he hears he will speak, and he
will declare to YOU the things corning.n That
s;;;:;;*
onea will glorify me, because he will receive +;::;I
from what is mine and will declare it to ~0u.O033.34 2
"1
'1
the things that the Father has are mine.' +y;;;;;;
That is why I said he receives from what is oh l7:lO
mine and declares it to You. le In a little while
YOU will behold me no longer: and, further, in
@;z;:iy9
a little while aou will see me."
17 Therefore some of his disciples said to one
another: "What does this mean that he says t o
us, 'In a little while YOU will not behold me, and,
further, in a little while YOU tvill see me,' and,
'because 1 am going to the Father'?" l 8 Hence
they were saying: "What does this mean that
he says, 'a little while'? We do not know tvlzat
he is talking a b o ~ t . "IVesus
~
knew they were
wanting to question him, so he said to them:" *Lug145
"AreYOU inquiring among yourselves over this,
because I said, In a little while you will not behold me, and, further, in a little while YOU will
see me? **Most truly I say to YOU, You will
weep" and wail, but the world will rejoice; YOU #h.rt !as:=
will be grieved,* but YOUR grief will be turned 'Lu5:35
28.8
into joy.n A woman, when she is giving birth, oBZt
L u a:41
J O h 20:20
has grief, because her hour has arrived;" but ,
,,,,:,,
a trThtlt one'$; in the masculine gender, to agree with "helper" in
versc 7. b B omits "what he is talking about'?

EMt 7:7
Joh 14:13
Joh 15:16

'Job 14:21

Heh 12:6
Judc 21

n d o l ~3:13

Moh 13.3

when she has brought forth the youngo child,

she remembers the tribulation no more because
of the joy that a man has been born into the
world. " You also, therefore, are now, indeed,
having grief; but I shall see YOU again and lrom
hearts will rejoicejp and no one will take YOUR
joy from YOU. And in that day YOU will ask
me no question at all.' Most truly I say t o YOU,
If rou ask the Father for anything he will give
it to YOU in my namemaa d Until this present time
YOU have not asked a single thing in my name.
Ask arid YOU will receive, that YOUR joy may
be made f dl."
25 "I have spoken these things to YOU in comparisons." The hour is coming when I will speak
to YOU no more in comparisons, but X will report to YOU with plainness concerning the Father. 28 In that day YOU will ask in my name, and
1 do not say to YOU that X shall make request'
of the Father concerning
27 For the Father
himself has affection" for YOU, because YOU
have had affection for me" and have believed
that I came out as the Father's represesltative.'
28 I came out from the Father and have come
into the world. Further, I a m leaving the world
and a m p i n g my way to the Father."*
29 His disciples said: "See! now you are speaking with plainness, and are uttering no comparis0n.O 30 Now we lrnotv that you know all things'
and you do not need to have anyone question
By this we believe that you came out from
God."" 31Jesus answered them: "Do YOU believe at present? " Look! the hour is coming,
indeed, it has come, when YOU will be scattered
each one to his otvn housen and POW will leave
me done; and yet I am not alone, because the

JOHN 17:12-23

Father is with me.* SS I have said these things to *JOhs:B

YOU that by means of mea YOU may have peace: u ~ h ~
In the world YOU will have tribulation,' but 0Ac7:10
checr up! I have conqucr~dthe world.""
ARO
2 ri8:37
3.12
Jesus spoke these tl-rings, and, raising lJu.I:4
his eyes to heaven: he said: "Father, OAcl:I1
1
the hour has come; glorify your son, that your 0;:; :;$
son may glorzy you,O according as you have +Da?:14
nrt qns
given him authority over all flesh,' that, as re- nzt 2s:is
gards the whoIe number which you 5nve given &?&$
:\$
him: he may give them everlasting life. 'l This mi$P$&
means everlastingC Me,* their t a k i n ~in kn&- *$c13:4"
*Isa5211.
edge of ~ 0 1 1the
, ~ only true God."f@ nf t h m
~ e 'rco ~ : d
ITh l : 9
whom you sent farth,* JesusC
-Christ.
- ' I have 3hc
2-22
glorified you on t h e earth, having finished the :%!?:%
work you have given me t o do," So now you, ;Ec :$i$i
Father: glorify me alongside yourself with the OJahm7
glory0 which I had alongside you before the 3Ac7:2
nJoh 18:38
worldo was.'
ayot~i : ~
6 "I have made your name manifest t o the gEf'$it
men you gave me out of the wor1d.O They were
I
yours, aRd you gave them t o me, and they have H e b 2312
observed your word. They have now come to
know that all the things you gave me are from
you; because the sayings that you gave me I
1
have given to them, and they have received
them and have certainly come to knew thal: I
3:28
came out as your representative, and they have +Joh
.T oh 12:49
believed that you sent me forth.*
male re:ii$!
quest col~cernislgthem; I make request," not uJoh17:15
concerning the world: but concerning those "IJ0 5:19
because they are yours,
you have given me, lU
and all my things are yours and yours are
mine," and I: have been glorified among them. x ~ o h ~ 6 : W
Also I am no longer in thc world, but they

17

AJoh S:3s
doh 10:s
Hel-r %:I3
03oh 18.9
1Jo 2:10
1Jo 5:lR

OR0 9 9 2

+Ps 41:9
Joh 12 18

@Ps100:8
Ac 1:2o

~~;,~;;,

"

Or, c'in union with me." Ws, "their I I ~ O R ~ I YOU."

I~

OAc 20,X
3Ac ti:?

OJoh 18:X
UJOC

Z 1i;

Eph 5 2 6
1Th 5:23

Heb 13:l:
nPsll9:l'l:
1Pe 1.22
bJllh20:21

are in the worldu and I am coming to you. Holy

Father, watch over them" out of respect for
your own name which you have given me, in
order that they may be one just as we are.'
l a When I was with them I used to watch over
them" out of respect for your own name which
you have given me, and 1 have kept them, and
not one aP them is destroyedQxcept the son
of destrwcti~n,~'
so that the scripture has been
I ~ l f i l l e d .l ~
3 But now I am corning to you, and
I am speaking these things in the ~vorldin order that they may have my joy in themselves
to the full." 1 have given your word t o them,
but the world has hated them. because thev are
no part of the world just as' I am no p j r t of
the ~wrld."
15 "I request0 you, not to take them out
of t h e world, but to watch over them because
of the wicked one.' "'They
are no part of the
world just as 1 a m no part of the world. " Sanctify3"them by means of the truth; your word0
is t r ~ t h . ~ "Just as you sent me forth into the
world, I also sent them forth into the
l9 And I am sanctifying myself in their behalf,
that they also may be sanctified by means of

truth.'
20 "I male request: not concerning these
only, but alsa concerning those putting faith in
me through their word; 21in order that they
may all be one, just as you, Father, are in
I
union with me and I am in uniono with you,"
t h a t they ~ i s omay be in union with us,' in
orcler that the world may believeCthat you sent
me forth. Also I have given them the glory
which you have given me, in order that they
may be one just as we are one.* I in unioll

JOHN 17:24-18: 7
340
3:14
with them and you in union with me,=In order
OPhps:Ia
that they may be perfected" into one, that the
world may have the knowledge that you sent
rnc forth and that you loved them just as you
loved me." 24 Father, as to what you have given "KO 6:17
mc, I wish that, where I am,they also may he
with mc,O in order to behold my glory which ;/4;.:
you have given me, because you loved me before the world's fornda-tionP" ?" Righteous Fa-?
;?
;:
ther, the world has, indeed, not come to h o t v
you, but I have come to know you, and thcsc I:O 13:s
have come t o h o w that you sent rnc forth.' ,"'Jj,':
" And I have made your name knwtvn to them Jolt 16 2f
5'5
and will make it known, in order that the loveo
with which you loved me may be in them and
*doh la:e
T in union with them.""
1to H::W
Having said these things, Jesus went out U ~ l h3 1 7
with his disciples across the t.vinter torrentn of Riflron" to where there was a garden, " z s a l ~ ~
and he and his disciples entered into It.' Now
,
Judas, his betrayer, dso knew the place, be- Lu22:3!F
cause Jesus had many times met there wit11
his disciples,' Therefore Judas took the soldicr Dk;ii;g
I
band and officers of the chief priests and of the
Pharisees and came there with torcheso and o A c m : 8
lamps and weapons! 'Jesus, therefore, knowing ail the things coming upon him,' went forth k; :!;$7
and said to them: 'Whom are You looking ;'fi :;;$
for?" " They answered him: "Jesus the Na2.arene'."' 152 said to them: "Iam he.'Wow Judas,
his ktrayer, was also standing with them.
I-Iomever, when he said to them, "I am he,''
they drew back4 and fell to the ground. There- OJoh 7 : ~
fore he asked them again: "Whom are YOU
Or, "the valley."
; ; ; ?a ; ;

y$:7

nnc lo:21

mJohB:9n

Joh 17:12

18

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'!;is7

JOHN 18:8-18

341

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I :!?:?o
.U

'

Q M t20:2Z
M1 2(1:12

z:zk
f 5
AC43.2
JJJ
%

IJollX1:fiO

LU 22:5,+
nMt 2 ~
hlr I,L:GB

zE

loolcing for?" They said: "Jesus the Nazarcnc'."* q ~ s u sanswered: "I told YOU I am he."
If, thcrcfore, it is X you are looking for, let
thase go"; "n order that the word might be
fulfilled which hc said: "Of those whom you
E I ~ V C givcn me I have not lost a single one.""
l o T31ai Simon Pclcr, as he had a sword, drew it
and struclr the slnvc of the high priest and cut
his right car onanThe namc of the slave wvas
Malchus. Jesus, however, said to Peter: "Put
ilihe ~
sword ~into its
~~ cup~that the
~ ~ h c;a t h .The
Fnthcr has given me, should I not by all means
drinkq

jjt?"

12 Then the soldier band and the military comrnandcrfl nnd thc omcersDof the Jews3 seized
Jesus and bound him, la and they led him first
to An%naa; for he was father-in-law to Ca'iaphos,O who was high priest that year.' l4
Ca'iaphas wns, in fact, thc one that counseled t h e
Jews that It was in their interest for one man
to die in behalf of the people."
15 Now Simon Peter as well as another disciple was following Jesus." That disciple was
known to thc high priest, and he went in with
Jesus Into the courtyard of the high priest,
~ but
4
Irr
Pctcr was stancling outside at the door.*
Thcmforc thc othcr disciple, tr~howas known
to the high priest, went out and spoke to the
doorlceepcr and brought Peter in. =?Theservanto girt ," thc doorkeeper, then said to Peter:
"You arc not also one of this man's disciples,
a1.e you?" He said: "I am not." l8Now the
slaves nnd the omccrs were standing about, as
thcy had built a charcoal fire, hecause it was
cold, stnd they were warning themselves. Peter

Or, "ehil'i.arch";

in chnrgc of 1,000 soldiem.

313
also was standing with them and warming
himself.
19 h d so the chief picst quclstfoned Jesus
about his disciples and nbaut his tcacl~ing.:::Acs:m
:"Jesus ansirered him: "I have spolrcrl l o ihc
wodd puMiely.' 1 always taught in a synagogttc 'Im4 % ~
and in the t e r n ~ l ewhere
,~
all the Jews conic
"y($t5
tcgether, and I spoke nothing in secret. Why qk;\lj;;;;:
do you qucstion me? Question those who h a w .rqlr 7 : ~
heard whet I spolrc to thcm. See! these k ~ i o ~ v
what I said." 2 % A ~he~ said these things, ono
of the ofieecs that was standing by gave Jesus,
a slap" in the face and said: "Is t h a t the way '4Est!j
you answer the chief priest?'"? Jesus ansrverecl I3,;:,;
him: "'If I spoke tcrongly, bear witness con- A C 23.2
ccrning the nrong; but if rightly, wlzy [lo yoti
hit me?" Then An'nas scnt him away houncl
V
O nM! L
iI ZIs:la
G:~?
to Ca'ia.phas the high priest.=O
29 Now Simon Peter was standing and lvnrnming himself. Then they said to him: 'YOLI
nrc
not also one of his disciples, are you?" He clenied it and said: "I am not."'
Clne of the slaves 'g::?j$?)
of the high priest, being a relative of the man "npz:5"
whose ear P r t ~ rcut 01f,@said: "I saw you in ' ~ ~ ~
the garden with him, did 1 not?" "Hootvever,
I'eter denied it again; and immediately ,a cock
.Mt M:73
crowed. '
i%fr11:72
25 Then they led Jesus fmm Carja.pbcasto tht? ,y:,tzf$&
gove~mor'spalace. It 1v5c now early in the day.
But they themselves did not entcr into the
governor" palace, that they might not get dcfiled hut might eat the passover.'
Tl~meCore'$?j:
Pilate came on outside to them ,and said : "What ji;A; ' . :
accusation do YOU bring against: this man?" A c l o : t *
*' I n answer they said to him: "If lhjs man1
mcre not a wrongdoer,* we rvordd not have de- 'Luz3:a

JOHN 28:3140

livered him up to yott," 31 I-Ience Pilate said t o

thclrn: "Take him yorrrselves and judgen him
according to Yorrn I a t ~ . "The
~ Jews said to him:
"It is not lawful for us to l d I l anyone." "This,
in olricr that t h c ~vorrlof Jcsus might be fu1fiI1erIAwhich he said to signify what kind of
death hc was dcsti~lcrl*to dip.
3.7 So Pilate cntercd into Zlle governor's palace again and called Jesus and said t~ him:
"Ai*e you Ihe king of thc Jews?"@ "Jesus anslvered: "Is it of your otvn originality3 that
you sny this,' or did olhcrs tcll you abut mc?""
Pilate nnswerccl: "I am not a Jew, am I?'
Your own nntion%nd thr! chi& priests delivered
you up to mc. Wllnt did you do?" "Jesus: anO h c 1:B
swered: "My Icingdom3 is no part of this
on0 3:m world.0nIf my kingdom were part of this world,
#Il$U !):I;
I l f i 2:44
my al~t~nc1ant.w
woulcl have fought* that I should
J hi 7.14
h l t 4:t<
not be dclivcrcd up to Ihe Jcws. Eut, as it is,
Lu 1:?:14
hu 37321) my l~ln.qclomIs not horn l11Is source."" " There1 , t i I!):!?
N B l t 2(j,.,,i fore Pililtr! said to him: "Well, then, are you a
r11'1-II,: ~ : i
"
answered: "It is for you to say"
AM1 3ri liml l c i t ~ ~ ? Jcsus
Mt Z I ! l l
that I am a king. For this purpose I have beer1
~
~
~ horn
0
nncl for Ihis p u r p s c I have come into
the world, that I shor~ldbear witness ta the
ZruthBoEveryone that is on the side of the
trttth* listcns to my voice." " "Pate said to
him: "'Wl~ntIs truth?"'
Anc? nfter saying this, he went out again to
tlw J ~ \ v sand said to Ihcm: "I find no fault
in him.'
Morcever, YOU have R custom that 3
shot~ld~ ~ l c a n
s cman t o YOU at the passover."
Do YOU, th~r~Eore,
wish me to release to YOU
the klng of 1 he Jc~vs?" 4 U Thcn they shouted
again, saying: "Not this man, but Bar-ab'bas!""
Now D13ar.ab'bas was a robber.*

JOHN 19:1--12

344

At that time, therefore, Pilate took

Jesus and scourged him." "nd
the sol- *$F2"0"1f~
diers braided a crown of thorns and put it on :;E
;; 1g.m
his head0 and arrayed him with a purple outer
garment,' W d they began cornjng up to him oMr15:17
and saying: "Eood day, you king of the Jews!"
Also they would give him slaps in the face.A43h5:*52
*And Pilate went outside again and said to
them: "See! 1 bring him oukide t o YOU In order
for YOU to know I find no fault in him,"o Ac- bi;:g?jF
cordingly Jesus came outside, wearing the thorny
crownm and the purple outer garment. And he @1CO9:25
said to them: "Loolr! the man!'~I3oowever,
when t h e chief priests and the officers0 saw him "*C 5'22
they shouted, saying: "Impalea him! Impale
him!"' Pilate said to them: "Take him your- +"t27:m
hfr 1523
selves and impalea him, for I do not find any Lu 23:21
'30h
18:31
fault in him."& The Jews answered him: "We AC 3:18
have a law,@"
and according to the law he ought :3,aCg;:
to die, because he made himself God's son."# #J",\2;::;8j
8 When, therefore, Pilate heard this saying,
he became more fearful, and he entered into
the governor's palace again and said to Jesus:
"Where are you from?" Eut Jesus gave him no
answer.' l o Hence Pilate said to him: "Are you *Isa53:7
M t 27-12
27114
not speaking to me?' Do you not know I have ~t
Ac 8:32
authority to release you and I have authority ULU 23:9
to impalea you?" Jesus answered him: "You OJoh 1925
rvould have no authority at all against me unless it had been granted to you from above.bA "g;$::f1
This is why the man that handed me over to :;;;*,
J O ~7:30
you has greater sin."
Jo11 10:18
1 2 For this reason Pilate kept on seeking how AC 2:23
to release him. But the Jews shouted, saying:
"If you release this man, you are not a friende O*C":3
a Or, '%asten upon a stake or pole." b Or, ''from heaven!'

19

345

JOHN 19:I S 2 3

of Caesar.aob Every man making himself a king

speaks against Caesar,"&+'"erefare
Pilate,
after hearing these words, brought Jesus outside, and he sat down on a judgment seat in a
place called "The Stone Pavement", but, in ReUAft 27x32 brew, "Gab'Zla.t7~u." l4 Now it was preparationB
Joh 19:31
of the passover; it was about the sixth h0ur.b
And he said to the Jews: "See! YOUR king!"
l"Towever, they shouted: "Take him away!
@Soh1933 Talrc him away? Impale@ him!" Pilate said to
them: "'Shall I impalec YOUR king?" The chief
OAC 4'6
priestso answered: "We have no king but
'Gc 49:10 Caesar.""" l%At that time, therefore, he handed
Dn 8.27
DR 11:31 him over to them to be im~aled.~''
RM1 X:26
Mt 27:31
Then they took charge of Jesus, l7 And, bearMr 15:15
1,u 23:24 ing the torture staked for himself,* he went
*Ge 2236
out' t o the so-called "Sku11 Place", which is
OMt 27:s calIed "G01'go.tha"~ in Hebrew,eh Is and there
nLe 1 k 2 7
IGu 15:36 they impaledc hirn,O and two other men with
1IC1 21:13
A h I t 27:33 him, one on this side and one on that, but Jelvlr 15:22
sus in the middle.' l9 PiIate wrote a title also
OJoll 1931 and put it on the torture stake.dCQ
It was writ@AC lo:%
1:en: "Jesus t h e Naz.a.reneto the King of the
Oh'u 21:9
De 21:22
Joh 3:l.l Jews."'" "Therefore many of the Jews read this
Ac 5.30
title, because the place where Jesus was impaledc
2Co 5:21
Gn 2 1 3
was near the city;# and it was written in He+Lu 23:33
@&It2722 brew," in Latin, in Greek. " However, the chief
oJu11 19:42 priests of the Jewso began to say to Pilate: "Do
@1Co4 3 4
*Mt 27:37 not write0 'The King of the Jews', but that he
M r 15:ZF said, 'I am Ring of the Jews.' " 2 T i l a t e anLu 23.38
#Hcb 13:12 swered: "What I have written I have written.''
odoh 19:32
23 Now when the soldiers had impaledcoJesus,
( ) h eI?:?
VLu 23:2

+he17:7

Or, '(the emperor." b Counting from sunrjse or B a.m.; hence 1 2

r~?clocknoon. Or, "fnsten(ed) upon n stakc or pole? d See Appendix under Matthew 10 : 38. &.a.mu'ic, rather, and not the pure
llebrem.
a

JOHN 19:24-41

316

they took hi outer garments and made four

parts, for each soldier a part, and the inner
garment. But the inner garment rvas without
a seam, being woven from the top throughout
its length* ?'Therefore they said to one another: "Let us not tear it, but let us determine
by lots over it whose it wi1I be." This was that
the scripture might be fulfilled, "They dishibuted my outer garments among themselves, and
they cast lots over my apparel."[3 And so the
soldiers really did these things.
25 By the torture stake" of Jesus, however, GAc 1:14
234
there were standing his mother'" and the sis- a*Lu
M t 2020
phEt 2756
tero of his mother; blaryp the wife of Clo'pas, ch1
t 37:5G
and Mary Mag'da.lene."v 2ThereforeJesus, see- Ih I t 2756
hlr 15:40
h g hismother' and t h e disciple whom he Iovedb@ Lu 2:1:49
Lu ZJ:38
standing by, said to his mother: "Woman, see! 'Jo11
2:4
@doll
your son!" 27 Next he said to the disciple: "See! J o h 213:23
1:7
your mother!" And from that hour on the dis- J01121:20
ciple took her to his otvn home.
28 Alter this, when Jesus knew that by now
all things had been accomplished," in order that
the scripture rnjght be accomplished he said:
"I am thirsty."'" 2% vessel was sitting there full
of sour wine. Therefore they put a sponge full
of the sour wine upon a hyssop stalk and *Ps69:21
brought it to his mouth.* a 0 When, now, he had M t 27:18
N r 15:36
received the sour tvinc, Jesm said: "It has been nJuh
17:4
OJo 11 20:7
accomplished!"" and, bowing his head:
he 4 ~ a;:50
1 ~
hfr 15:n
stopped breathing.cA
LII23:46
Ac
31 Then the Jews, since it was P r e p a r a t i ~ n ,OMt
~ ?:60
2ith2
J
o h 19:14
in order that the bodies' might not remain upon +Ue
21:23
the torture stakes" on the sabbath, (for the QlCo 1:17
day of that sabbath was a great one,ImrequestSee Appendix under Mntthew 10 : 38.
ally, "delivered up the breath (spirit)
a

."'

Or, "preferred," Liter-

347
JOHN 19:3-2
ed Pilate to have their legs broken and the
hodiesa taken away. = T h esoldiers came, therefort?, and broke the legs of the first man and
'zit 2:36
those of the other man that had been impaledb"
with him. " But m coming to Jesus, as they
saw that he was already dead, they did not
break his lezs. Yet one of the soldiers jabbed
his side with a spear,' and immediately blood
fic1:7
and water came out. " And he that has seen it
has borne witness, and his witness is genuine,
20:31 and that man knows he tells true things, in orJoh 21:24
der that YOU also may believe." S F In fact, these
""" 17:2 things took place in order f o r the scripture0 to
*
j G be fulfilled, "Not a hone of his will be crushed."'
And, again, a different scriptme says: "They
!:,$;
will
look upon the one whom they p i e r ~ e d . " ~
%?:::lo
"xt 27:s~
38 Now <afterthese things Josephz from Ari.ma.the'a10 who was a disciple of Jesus but a
9 3 2 secret one out of his f c a ~
of the Jews," requested PiIate that he might take away the body of
Jesus; and Pilate gave him perrnis~ion.~
ThereL U 23:S0 fore he came m d took his body away. 3Wic.ocJohs:l
d2'musg also, the man that came to him in the
night the Arst time, came bringing a rollc of
myrrh and aloes, about a hundred pounds of it.'
+L?&d;
*" So they took the body of Jcsus and bound it
m2$f$:7 up with bandages with the spices: just the way
the Jews have the custom of preparing for
burial. Incidentally, at the place where he was
. ~ 8:a8
t
:p ly:$4 impaled') there was a garden, and in t h e garden
a new memorial tomb," in which no one had
ever yet been laid. " There, then, on account of
KEhy;f,"4
2.5
the preparationu BE the Jews,' they laid Jesus,
"rsa53:9 because the memorial tomb was nearby."
T.~OII

dz

Or, "them."

Or, "fastened upon

nlixtnrct, AVgSge,

n stnke or pole."

=Roll, KR;

JOHN 20:1-13

On the first day of the week Mary hlag'da.1cne came to the memoriaI" tomb
early in the clay, while thcrc wns still dnrkness,

20

OAc

13:*

and she beheld the stone already tnkcn away

from the memorial &bea ' Thcrefal*eshe ran
$;;
and came to Simon Peter and to the other dis- LU 21:1
ciple," for whom Jesus had affection, and she y;;$
:;
said to them: "They have taken away the ;;;f;iL
MasterRout of the memorial t o ~ n b and
, ~ we do
I;LU;; II:.M
yz;
not know where t h e y have laid him."
Joh 5 . 2
3 Thcn Peter*and Zhe other cljsciple went out A, I::.,,
nnd started for the memorial tomb. Yes, the 'Lu3I:'
two together began to run;but t h e o ther discipIe
ran nhend of Peter with greater speed and
rcachcd the memorial tomb frsl:, And, stooping forward, h e beheld the bandages lying,'8 yet 5JDh lkqe
he did not go in. "Then Simon Peter also came
follozving him, but he entered into Ihe memoria1
tomb. And he viewed the bnndngcs lying,kalso '1ohlX:M
the cloth wliich had been upon his headD not oAc18:a
lying with the bandages but scpnrately ~oIled
up in one place. At that time, therefore, the
other rlisciple who had reached t h e memorial
tomb first also went in, and Rc saw and believed. t~ bFor they did not yet cli.clcern the scripture that he must rise from the d e n ~ l . ~'"
' ' And OAc3'lfl
UPS 1 h : ~ o
Isa za:18
so ill@
disciples went back to their homcs.
A1t lti:21
21 : ~
11 Mary, however, kept standing outside near nI ~c U2.27
the memorial tomb, weeping. Thcn, while she ICO l 5 : I
was ~vccping,shc stooped fonvnrd to look into
t h o mcmerial tomb' l a and she vlewed two *Mr 16:s
angcls'qn white sitting one nt the hcnd ,and o H e b j : l d
anc at ihc feet wllere the body of Jesus had
Iwcn lying. And they said to her: "Woman,
why are you weeping?" She s ~ i dto them:

uz;

--

-.
018, 'hT,n~rl,tl

JOHN 20:14-23
"Thcy have taken my MasterUatvay, and I do
not Itnow whcrr! they have laid him.'"" After
saying thcse things, she turned back and vicwcd
Jesus stancllng, but she did not discern jt was
, .* I n JCSI~S
said to her: "Woman, why arc
AI.U
Llr 2,4:3
916 J~~~~
Joilzl:-l you \vecping? Whom are you looking for?"&
ZCn 5:16
~ J ~ F1
I:
Is She, imagining it was the garclencr, sald to him:
"Sir, if yoii tinvr! cnl-ried him off, tell rnc whcre
you have lnicl hlm, and I will take him awny.'"
Jesus snid to her: "Mary!" Upon turning
around, shc said to him, in Hebrew: "Rflb.bo''"' 'O5I
ni!'" ((which rncnns "Teacher!'') lVcsus said to
Ircr: "Stop clinging to me. For I have not yet
n*ca:34
ascendcdy to l t l c Father. But be on your way
OAC 2 ' 2 V o
my hrothcrs''" and say to t l ~ c m ',I am ascendg m y Fathere1'and yom Father and to my
z$E4$j& i ~ ta
God"
wd
God.'"
~
~
~
~ YOUR
%
~
o l%~hlag'da.lenecarne
and brought tlie news to t h e disciples: "I have
~ J ~ 14
I za
I
seen the Mnstcr!"" and that he said these things
li,n 113
(;.I d:a
to her."
1'11 p 2:11
19 Thc~-c?CEor~,
when it was late on that day,
*htl28:30
1.u 2 1:lO
the iirst of the week," and although out of fearA
nlA, ,,:,
:O4;bC,~5$iz C ~ I Jof: ~the Jews the doorsg were loclted where the
disciples were, Jcsus c a m e h a d stood in their
midst nnd mid to them: "May YOU have
pcacc."'
2" And rifler he said this he shewed them
+Et,
*1Ju 1:1
both 11js hands and his side.mThen thc disciples
rejoiced' a t seeing the Master." " Jesus, iherefore,said to them again: "May YOU hnvc peace.
Just 8s the Father has sent me forth," I also am
2i:m sending YOU.""''%d
after he said thls he blew
doll 17:la
XI-I 2 2
upon
ihrm
and
said
to
them: "Racclvc holy spirrlrb 3:l
4 5 If YOtJ forgive the sins of any pel-sons:
OJL>II11:26 it.'
J n i ~1226
they stand forgivenG to them; If you lelain
4
:
yi:& those of any persons, they stand retainc?d."O
349

348

>;:

Or, "Lord,"

Ar.nPt~ln'in,rather, nnd not the puro I-Icbl~ew.

JOHN 20 :2 G 2 1 : 3
350
351
JOHN 21 :4--13
24 Now Thomas: one of the tweIve, who was oJDhal:a
fishing." They said to him: "We also a m comcalled "The T ~ v i n " ,was
~ not with them when
ing with you." Out they went md got aboard
Jesus came. " Consequently the other disciples
the boat, but during that night they caught
would say to him: "1Tre have seen the Master!"a
"Lu S:5
nothing."
But he said to them: "Unless I see i n his hands" @ * ~ 3 : 7
4 However, just as it was getting t o be day,
the print af the nails and stick my finger into
Jesus stood on the beach, hut the disciples did
the print of the nails and stick my hand into
not, of course, discern it was Jesus." "Then JeP30h
L2436
zo:14
~
+ J O ~
19:34
his side,' I will certainly not believe."
sus said to them: "Young children, Yorr do not
26 Well, eiglzt days later his disciples were
aLu 24:41 have anything; to eat, do YOU?"' They answered
again indoors, and Thomas with them. Jesus
"No!" to him. "e
said to them: "Cast the net
came, although the doors were locked, and he
nAc 2 ~ 1 3 on the right side of the boato and YOU will find
stood in their midst and said: "May YOU have
"Lu5:4
something."* Then they cast it, but they were
peace."@ 2f Next he said to Thomas: "Put your E$:cy5
no longer able to draw it in because of the mulfinger here, and see my hands, and take your c o i ~ : a o
titude@of the fishes. T11e~elo1-ethat disciple
hand" and stick it into nly side, and stop being .1Jol:1
Jesus used to lovea said to Peter: + "It is
+ggg:?whom
unbelieving but become believing."" ZB In an- * L u 2 ~ 5
the
Masfer!"b
Hence Simon Peter, upan hearing
swer Thomas said t o him: "My MasterRoand 0.4c4:24
it was the Master,h girded about him his top
my* God!" 20 Jesus said to him: "Because you
garment, for he was naked, and plunged into
have seen me have you believed? Happy' are ?$;$$;?
aAC4:24
the sea." Wut the other disciples came in t h e
PS 82 1
those n7ho do not see and yet b e l i e ~ e . " ~
little boat, for they wcrc not a long way from
lsa 'J:6
30 To be sure, Jesus pfrformed many other
land, only about three hundred feetc away,
signsA also before the disciples which are not j;g
soh 1o:as
dragging the net of fishes.
written down in this ~ c r o l l 31But
.~
these have: ;$: 2;:5
9 However, when they disembarked onto land
been written downv that YOU may believe that 1Pel:S
aKi16:6
they beheld lying there a charcoal firea and
Jesus is the Christmthe Son of God, and that, ?J","h2.jff1
fish Iying upon it and bread, l o Jesus said to
because of believing,' rrou may have life by ,Eh3::25
them: "Bring some of the fish uou just now
RO 15:4
means of his name.
*Job 395
caught." 11 Simon Peter, therefore, went on
After these things Jesus manifested him- ?,"&";1
board and drew the net to land full of big fishes,
self again to the disciples at the sea of JPCI:P
one hundred and fifty-three of them. But alTi.berri.as; but he made the manifestation in
though there were so many the net did not
this way. There were in company Simon Peter
burst. '"esus said to them: "Come, talrc YOUR
and Thomas," who was called "The Twin": and E$,":fi3,
xaclo:a breakfast."" Not one of the disciples had the
eJuh
Na.than'a.ele from Ca'na of Galridlee and the
courage to inquire of him, "Who are you?" besons of Zeb'e.dceo* and two others of his dis- ? ~ ~ ~ ~ . ? j ~ 7
cause they knew it was the Master.b lqesus
ciples. Simon Peter said to them: "I am going

21

Or, "Lord,'"

nor, "prefer,>' Or, "Lard," CLiterally, "ahout two hundred

rub; is."

JOHN 21:1 6 2 1
352
came and took the bread and gave it t o thcrnIn 'f;h2j;E
and the fish likewise. " This was now the third
time' that: Jesus appeared to the disciples after 'pk ;!

his being raised up from t h e dead.

15 When, now, they had brealcfastect, Jesus
said to Simon Peter: "Simono son of John,& do OAc la18
you love me more than t l ~ e s e ? "H~e mid t o u M t Z k 3 3
him: "Yes, Master," you know I have &feetion
for you."" He said to him : "Feed m y young q o h 1.I:ze
lambs.'" 'l Again he said to him, a second time : @fi;,ZE
"Simon son of John,a do you love me?" He said 1.11 4 : h
to him: "Yes, Master,b you lmorv I have nffec- Ic ' I 5:2
aAc2o:m
tion for you." He said to him: "Shephesd"y
little sheep."" " He said to him the tI~irdtime: %
i$:l2;,!
"Simon son of John,= do you have affection for
me?" Peter became grieved that he said to him O1.loll 1;1:.+S
the third time: "Do you have affection for me?"
So he said to him: "Master,b you know all
things;" you are aware that I have affection
fox you." Jesus said to him: "Feed my little
sheep,'
Most truly I say to you, When you ~,g/:
.]oh I(!: K)
were younger, you used to gird yourself and II!J'~?!~
walk about where you wanted. But whcn you J"''
have gro~mold you will stretch out your hands
and another man will gird" you and bear you 'hc21:ff
where you do not wish."" ID This he said to sig- a h ~ 1 2 : 3
nify by lvhat kind of deathAhe tvould glorify
1 : ~
Gos1.O So, when he had said this, he said to him:
"Continue following me."
20 Upon turning about PeteP saw the djs- pJ","h2iFm
ciple whom Jesus used to lovec' following, the Job1 20.2
one who at the evenine meal had also leaned o l ~ I 1 : a L
back upon his breast and said: "Master,'} who
I s the one betraying you?" AccordingIy, when

F D n 7:1:+

3rL1sz7

?tl :lji,
;;:

,,,,,,,
lt'#l

John, BVg; Jo'na, ASy8.P. But see John 1: 42, footnotce,

'Zord." Or, "prefer."

Or,

,':'

"nt-I:I
,
"I"

-51111

1:I:'L7

J,,,, 1,) 26;

,,,,,,,,:,
J O l l :'(I::>

n~lnll

~;g /

,lz;"

JOHN 21 :22-25

353

-4.1

IP

12

mcli
" Oivl
3:10

hc c a u ~ h tdght of him, Peter said to Jesus:

"Mclsicr,j~what wllI this mnn do?" 2? JCWS said
to him: '"I it Is my mill for him to remain until I come: of what concern is that to you?
You continue Folloiving mc." " In Inconscqucnce,
this snyinl: wpnl out ;Irnong thc brothers, that
!hat rlisciplc ~ ~ o u l not
r l die. Ho~eut?r,
JCSUSdid
uat. say to l11m h r ~vouldnot die, but, "If it is
my nrill for him to rernain-mtil I come," of
uphatconccrn is that t o you?'*
24 This in thc disciple' that hears witness
about i t~csc~ I I J I I ~ Sand that wrote these things,
nnd wc know l.hat the witness he gives is true."
25 Thew HIT, in fact, nmny other things also
which JCRUSdid, which, if ever tbey were wittcw in full dctail, I suppose, the world itself
could not, contnin the s c ~ ~ o lwrittennh
ls~

'LT~nrrl,"
b This

~ i i i i ~ a (VIJI'PP
l

Il~rl: in n t l d r r l to i l I,y l,lir fliwt)

ilu ront~~ii~rbrl
i II Ilh(:YgSyp.R.

(2fi) i,

the originnl K ,
l - l ~ w c \ * e v~rsr!
~,
2.5

t,111itt11(1hy

COI'IT~I~~O
1101111.
T~IR

355
ACTS 1,:11-19
stood alonmide them3 l1 and said: "Men" of
,{p5:;y
A(: a:?.;
Gal'i.lec, ' why do you stand Ioolring into the
sky? This Jestts who was received up from YOU
'ac2:a
into hcnvcn" will come thus in thesnrnc man2.n~
, : ,7:t3 nela as you ~ R Y Q
beheld him going into he~ven."
12 Then they returned to Jerusabm from a
Zcc14:d
moz~ntnjncnllcd thc Mount of Olives,' which is
near Jcrusalem, being a sabbath' any's trip
'3lt24:m
.IOII 1 1 : ~
away. SO,when they had entered, lhcy wcnt
wAC8:37
LIP into the upper chamber* w h e ~ ethey were
staying, Peter as well as John nnrl James and
Andrew;" Philip and Thomas,"Bar.tho1'o.mew3
:
$
;
Xlt !1:9
and Matthew," J ~ m c s ' the son of A1.1>hne'us2
rm 10:4 and Simont' t l ~ czealous one,n and Judnsli the
ciLu 6 3 8
son or Jnmes. With one a c c o ~ a11
~ l thesc were
In prayer: together with some wom;ziT.';,persisting
S~~~;$"n' and Mary'' the mother3 of Jesus nnd with
n\T113:55
his brothem."
I .n S:?O
'i:5
15 Now during these days Peter rose up in the
midst or the brothcrs and said (the numbertJ
was all together about one hundred*
''tY2,5:s ofandpersons
twenty) : "Men, brothers, it wns necesto be fulfilled which the
-. 7 r ~2:3~
~ sary
~ dfor ~the; scriptu~~
~
t~
holy spirit spoke beforehand hy David's"
10:4
mouth alsout JurinsPA who became tz guidc to
,'*T'E 41 :A
I ,u 22:47 those who arrested J e s u ~ ,l 7~bccnusc he had
,>,Toll18:Li
been numhcred among us" and he obtaincd a
,LU t; I L
C>I"o:-L1 share fntiis ministry.' Is (This very man, there2;:s
f o r ~C, ~ L I S BP ~fidd to be purchnsecl'" with the
1Co8:8
reward" I'or ~mrighteousness,:" and pilching
tic 8.23
l1hT126:15
?pi?ZS
I:
head ~orcmostl'"he noisily burst in his midst
"1's 55:?3
and all his Znl~stineswere poured out. "' It also
kcnrnc kno~\*nto all the inhabitants of Jeru-

ACTS OF APOSTLES

'

1I to nccnunt
and to

Tl~c
before 'el~is,~~
0 Thc.oph9blus,'
conlposcd about all the things Jesus started
I~oth do
teach,'.'= "inti1 tile day thxt
1112 was rm~ivedup/ after hc had ~ i v r ncornrnwdment through holy spirit lo the apostles'
that hc chose for hirnseIfhC:, To Ihcsc also by
Innny posi1:ivc prooh lhc sho!~?cr?himself n l i v ~
nC1:t.r ha l l ~ r l suffered,' being secn by them
througliout forty days nr~dtelling thc thing..
about Lhc kingdom of God." And while he .rva
meeting with them he gave them the orders:
"Do not withdraw from Jerusnlcm," but keep
w~litlnfif o r what t h e Father 118s promised,"'
about which YOU heard from me; "because
dol~n?indeed, baptized with ~vfiter,but YOU \vill
bc baptized in hi& spirit" not many days after =$:&?
this."
6 When, now, they had nssemblcd, they went
to asIcinq him: "Master,l' are you restoring3 t h e oHebZS:'15
R 1k17
Q
kingdom-" to Israel at this ilrnc?" H e said to ~ Isn
1:ZG
thcrn : 'Tt tms not belong to cou to g ~ knoivlt
F,"$;;n
edge of t h e limes or seasons tvhlch the Father ,\rn 11 1 1
MIc .I :a
Ilns placed in his own jurisdiction;" but YOU I . ~ , I!I:II
ivill rcccive powerv when the holy spirit arrives 'g:,'i;l!
upon uor, and You will be witnesses* of me both ,j;~];~i:.
in SccusnIern" and in dE Ju.d~'a'and Samariao 2T;$:zj;
and to thc most distant ptlrt of thc cnrlh.": f;;; $&
And alter hc liad said thcse things, while they
were loolcing on, he w ~ liftcd
s
up' and n cloud' elc:o 1 1 ~ 2
cnugtit him up from thcir vision." And as they A>:li/i~y2S
wcrr gazlng inta the sky while IIC was on his 'LU":"l
~*r.ny,
also, look! two mcn in w h i f ~ ~~ "
m n e n t s" ~ ~ ~ ~ : . :

,,,

:!::

h k e 6 : 15, ~ ' o : u I I ~ h~ I u ~' ci p~l p. ~ ~ c l ! ' C T.ilviqllly : "TIliy \-cl.~r

~~ii~~~~n
l i rlield."
~ ~ r . rSee
l
JhttIlc11v 97 : 3-10. Or,
''l~ndZ~ccolninga r r r ~ l l r t tup,''

a 01*,

'"h liwt r~~~c-nunt."

b 0 1 . . "Idrn.tl,"
851

Or, "lxight!'

'

Sre

I H : ~ I ~ ,Z!IP~T~'O~P,

ACTS 1:20-2:4
356
357
ACTS 2: 5-17
c
A
c
~
l
~
salcm," so that that field was cnlled In their
5 As it was, there tvere dwelling In J~rusa1:Ac 8:22
languagemA'A.kelfdn.mn', that is, 'Field of 3Ac2:B
nnc t3:2r
lem Jew~,~Q~everent"
men,' fmin every nntiona
AAC 21 :do
nxo 4:23
Blood.') :"For it is written in the hoB3 of aAc7:ni2
OR%23:17 of those under henven. "0, when this sound
+Ac 8:2
psalm^:^ 'Let his lodgingplace bccoma desolateC ,C;FpJ:;za
, I*
32.12 occurred, the multitude came toget her nnd were
+pscs:zn
and Ict there 131? no inhabitant in it,'t and, "t
nm,zit
bewildcrd," becnusr? each onc h c ~ r d them
n different man take his omce of ~ v e l . s e e ~ . ':f~iz,%
; ;'";y
s p e a k i n in his own language." Tlnclerul,they
O; ; ; ; ; ; ;
It is I herd. ore necessary t h a t of I he men that 1-u
lrlsn s:la
were astonished and began to wondrr" nlld say:
h l 11:14
nanernbled' wit13 us during all I hp. time in which CAC
"Sce here, ~ 1 lhcse
1
who are s p e ~ k i n gnrc Galihc Lnril Jesus carried on his ~rl,ivlties~
among
arc! they not? And yct how js it we
45:n
'"t26:69
MCl d : ~ o i.le'n11~1,"'
us,'' " starting with his bnptlstn by J n t ~ n *and ,~;~,$~,
are listening cach one of us to hls own 1m"7*p 3:9
until the (lay he \ a s receivcrl up From us,# one * L u : ~ l
9 ~ 1 8 q 0in
~ which we were bom? Par'thLans
of these nlcli ahodd become a n1itnm9with us g ~4 i: ~~
and Medcs%and E'lam.ita,$ and inhabitants of
+ G ( . 2.l:m Mes.o.po.ta'mi.a,+ and Ju.de'a nnd Cap.pa.do'of his resurr~ct
ion.""
Am
hIr m:r.
113:s
23 So they put up two, Joseph called Bar'sals; ci.a, PonrLu~nnd the district of Asia, ' and
()hc7:9
bas, nlha was sui-named Justus, nnd Mat.thiras.
Phryg'i-a and Pam.phy1'i.a EgyptUand the parts
'' And ltluy prayed and said: "You, d J ~ h o v a h , ~klCtr
' ~ 2119
of: Lib'y.a
"
~
~
~ ; ~which is toward Cyre'ne,' and sowho lzliow the hearts of all," desig~ntewhich ",I~~~::~,
m ~ l c l G Z 1 jotrmers from Rome,' both Jews and proseone of thcsc
men you hnvc chosen, '"to "clg:S
''%:;? lytes," " Cre'tans* d Arabians,' we hear them
take ille place of this ministry nad tlpostleship," AJOh ":70
speaking jn our tongues about the magnificent
* ' r ~I ~
c3il11
t I: I: I~
from ~ v l ~ j cJudas
h
deviated to go to his orvn
things of God." "Tres, they were all astonished
place." "I So they cast IstsQaver tl~cm,and the FPrl6:33
and were in perpIexity, saying one to another:
lot SeEt upon Mat.thi'as, and hc \!?as reclmned
"What will this thing come to?" In However,
ZAC 2x2
along with the cleven' aposiles."
different ones laughed at them and began to
Now ivhile the day of rhe fmst of Pen'tesay: "They n~vlfullof sweetmine."'
L23al:14
Jnh 3219
costmowas in progress they tverc all togeth- ?:%I?:,
LXX
14 But Petcr stood up with the elevenb and
Ohlt 28:16
er at tbe .same place, and suddenly thcre oc- 2;3;4',
raised his voice and made this utternnce to
curred from heaven0 a noise just lilrc that of a C l ~ c ~ m ~
them: "Mcn of Ju.de'a and all vow inhabitants
rushing stiff breeze, and it illEd the ~vhoIe
*Acl:lg
of Jerusalem,' Iet this be known to YOU and
Ac 7:2
housc in which they were sitting." 3And w * C ' k a l
A~B:I
give enr to my sayings. ljThe.se pmple are, in
CRa f 333
tongucsLns if of firet becamc visible a d were :$l.i*ije
as
~ YOU suppose, i n r it js the
qjl\e 38:25 fact, not d r ~ t n k , c
distributed to them," and one sat upon each one
1IcP1'
1 11 5:7
s:r8
third
hour&
of
the
day.
' W n the contrary, this
;i;20
af tkcrn, and they all became fllled with holy
oAe21:lD
is
what
was
said
through
the prophet" Joel,
r,\c 13:41
spirit0-: and started t o speak with different oAc*l.Bn
J L Q:L
~
"And in thc last days,'"3 God snys, "I shall
N I S 4.13
~
I ' d @ 17:19
to~~gues,n
jrvt as the spirit was granting them %b6:i'28
some of my spirit' out upon every kind of
,
,,,pl0 pour
l
k
'
~
1
.
1
2
(.
Xr 231
t o makc utterance.
flesh,b3
and YOUR sonsD and youn daughters
nlco 12:10
, ,:,

,,,,,

In70

,. ,:,,

,,

I~if
rgtjnlly, ''.lr*~an
~verztin and o~rt,"b ,Jv11o\~r111,
J7iR,17
;
Lord,
WDA.

Counting Prom SIIIIY~RCor O n,m. ; hence 9 ~ , mb, Or,"upon all fleab!.'

ACTS 2 :18-28
358
I9:6
will prophesy' and YO^ young men t ~ i l lsee G4-z
--nc *lo
visions: and YOUR old menRwill C I I ~ C ~ W drcnms;=
I
:!g;g
at111 even upor1 my mcn slaves and upon my
;";l;yi;
rvolncn slaves 'd will pour out same of m y spirit J o e 2:28
21 :1
in those days, and they will pruphcsy."'I l l And I ~Ar
7 R p12:1
wlll pllocluce ~vondersin hcaven" above nnd "'{'l5:l
7 . 1 0 ~2.30
sipis on earth Ilelott~,"blood and flm and smoke '2;>,ji:F
mi,qt;b 2u t h e sim' will be tumcd into darknessg
,:ICO
$!;g 15:41
and the moon' into blood befolr the grcat and g
illustrjous day of Jehovah" arrives.< And then sJoe2:31
Rnyone that calls" upon the name' of Jcllovnh 11 PAC
: 92 1244
vltu
'*Joe 2 3 2
will he snvccl." "
Ro 1U:13
22 "Men of Israel, hear these wards: Jesus
the Naz.a.rene',#a man publicly shown by God
to you tlirough powerfr~lworks" and wondcrs "J,,"hz2ig
and signs which God did tllrough him in YOUR 3 ~ e b Z - 1
midst, just a5 roc yourselves know, '"l~is man,
RS one d~liveredup by the determined counsal
find forelmowledgeo of God,' wou fastened to a nlpe
aT411 26:44
stalte Isy the hand of lawless men and did away $,!
witlln0"'But God resurrected" him by loosing Q$;,c,5;!
f he pangs of death,c becausc it rvas not possible
for him to continue to be held fast by it. ? T o r ;&::;;f
David says respecting him, 'I had Jehovaht' con- ,lc
3.15
tinunlly before m y eyes; because he is a t my ",":,2i?4
right I~nndthat I may never be shnlcen." On 'dps161X
l his Rccount my heart becanze cheerful nnd my
tongue rejoiccd greatly. Moreover, even my
flesh will dwell in hope:O" 27 because you will E]&!g$
not fors~kcmy sou1 in 13a'des,c2 neither will cAc2:31
you gmnt your man of loving-ltindness' to see 0Ac13:34
corruption."zs You have made lifc's ways known
:;$
to mc,you will fill me with goocl cheer in being
*FS X U
with you.'d*
'

'

a 0 1 7 , "oltlc~,~ i v n . ~ ' J e l l o ~ a h ~
t l ~ vLoi'd, N ( * v ~ - " ) B A
a IIn'llca, KBAJ'Q SShcrol, Jr."ll"la~aV.
6 Or, "ill youiP prcscnce.)'
J71R111-IA~*a;

359
ACTS 2:29--39
cAc10:23
29 "Bmthers,0 it is allowable to speak with
'Jell JH:mtmeness of speechYto YOU concerning the Em"'"Ar7.1r;
~ T ~ lily
l ~head
i ~ ~David, that he both deceasedAand mas
buried and his tomb3 is nrnong us to this day.
.Io Therefore, because he was a p ~ ~ o p hand
e t knew
o ~ ~ o:lfi
c t ~that God" had sworn t o him with nn oath0 that
CZSU i,l>
rb**1..l
hc w e ~ ~ lseat
d one of his offsprlng'k upon his
I'!, 1.vJ:Il
n:o~ I to
thl.onc,"' "'he saw beforehand and spoke con3Ac4:2
ccming the resurrection" of the Christ, t h a t
1:18 ncjther was he forsaken in Hnfdcscr nor did his
see corntption.'
This JCSUS'God I*CSUY2' ;"j 01 flesl13
rected,
of
which
fact
zvr;
are nll witnesses.'
(llr.tj zi: ~ f i
T
h
~
t
d
o
r
e
because
he
was; cxalted tod the
nc :vl : n15
A,:
right hand of God' arrd received the promised3
C A C .7:17
-rllt 2:)
r.rOh
~.i:zrrholy spirit from the Fathcr," hc has poured
"'I"' out this which YOU see and hear. z"ctually
Davld' did not ascend' to t h e heavens, but he
I~imsclfsays, 'Jehovahc said to my Lord, "Sit
'm1 : at my right hand," 3Qlntil I makc your enemies
mnc 7:.1n
n stool0 for your feet." 'C1 Therefore let nll the
GO 3 : i a
1I-n l5:26
o,\, 1'4 2 1 house of Israela know for a certainty that God
.';",t::,:i3 mnde him both LordA and Christ, this Jesus
whom YOU impaled.)!FZP
37Nexv when they heard this they were
stabbEd ta t h e heart,3' and thcly snid to Peter'
+1'3 7,i:21
nncl the rest of the apostles: "Brothers, what
mLu : I : I O
nc l ( ; : ~ shall we do?"m3s Peter said to them: "Repent,"
* M i :l:"
1~1121:017and let each one of YOU be baptized": in the
*.It H : l l i
t'lic
nnmc of Jesus Christ for forgiveness' of vom
' ' 01
sins, and \-ow will receive thc frcc gift" of the
*Rog:s
1101y spirit. For the promise" Is t o YOU and to
t'rffa.sT:l~YOUR children and to all those afar off," just as
I
Q J O ~l(r:6

.-

Clorl, NTI A ; ,~rlioynh, J7jS. b Lite~'olly,'"f I'lbnik o f his loins.''

1 Tn\t~q, ~ l l t \ , " j "'; Shc'oi, J'."llq*'X-'ll.
d 01'~
"I1ynf1* drliovnl~,
, 1 7 , x , L I - l h , 1 ' ) j 9 ; 'l'l~rLord, NBd,
018, 'Vfntruatl o t ~n dtnkc or llolc."
n
0

ACTS 2: 40-3: 3
360
many as Jehovaha our God may c d l to him."&
" And with many other words he bore thorough
witness m d kept ekhorting them, saying: "Get
saved from this crooked g e n ~ r a t i o n . " ~ There"~
fore tirose who embraced his zvo1.d heartily were
baptized, and on that day about three thousand
souls" were added.' " And they mntinuecl devoting ~ ~ ~ I to
v the
c s teaching of the apostles' and to assmiatiori5 together,^" to taking of
I! a91 b 1 5
mealsi3 and to prayers.
111.11 10.25
43 Indeed, fear began to fail upon every soul,
and many wonders and signs began to occur
through the apostles,' 4 4 All those who became 'Ac5:12
l~elieverswere together in having all things in
comrnon,3"m
Ia
n
d they went to selling their pos- Xg;i,::?
sessions' and properties and to distributing the 'ML1n:a
proceeds t o all just as anyone would have the
need.'
And day after day they were in con- nIsnSR:7
stant attendance at the temple with one accord,b A y ~ u a * ~ : ~ ~
and they took their meals in private homes
,,:,,
and partook of nourishment with great rejoic3
~
;~
ingh and sincerity of heart,' 4Qprafsing0 God U I ~ U Z;: ;
~
and finding acceptance with all the people.' At
F!;';r~irtS:id
the same time Jehovahck continued to join to$;~
them daily those being saved.PAC
O I ~ C
5:l.k
J: 12
nc r;:7
Natv Peter and Johnu were going up into cAcH:14
the temple for the hour of prayer," the
mro
ninthd ham, " and a certain man that was lame
from his mother'sc womb* .rva being carried, w*zhl:;,l
c M:H
x7:24
and they rvould daily put him near the temple'
'Ac3:10
door that was called "Beautiful",' in order to
ask gifts of mercy from those proceeding into
tbc tcmple." When he caught sight of Peter OJoh D:g

,,.,:,,
,,

''''

J ~ l r o r n l ~Ja~8,n~1e
,
; t h Lord,
~
KBA. litanlly, "to the h~cnlting
of the larend." Jelrovah, J7~';the Lord. PC13.2. d Cnrrrilin~l'rntii
szlnrise or O am.; that is, 3 p.m. e"To t l ~ econtrihutio~l;' J f l .
a

361
ACTS 3:4-14
~ r t dJohn about to go into the tempIe he bemci, lo!sl gan requesting to get giftso of mercy." " But
.'.T4U 11:.41
c ~ 1.L.o
c
IJeter, together with John, gazedb at him and
snid: "Take a look at us." 9 0 he fixed his at'Ac8:'t
tentton' upon them, expecting to get something
from thcm. "However, Peter said: "Silver and
s A c m:29 gold7 I do not possess, but \vhat I do have is
F 2 C O It:10
1pc .l:l,,

what I give

111 the name of Jesus Christ

,, .,,,,, the Nnz.a.rene',' walk!" :With that he took hold

,? \ C i'?.;
,,,,,!,., of lsim by the r k h l hnnd2%and raised him up.
= h i 1 2 ?:I

Instantly Ihc soles of his feet and his ankIe

1)011es \\?ere made firm,' ' and, leaping up," he
' I 1.1n stood up nnd bcgnn walking, and he entered
~ J S .n:o
~ I
with thcm into the temple,' walking and leap~ - . I I ~5:i.l
II
on,%4,111 ing and prnising God. fi And all the peoplegot
sight of him ~ v ~ l k i nand
g praising God. 'Woreovcr, Ihcy began to recognize him, that this was
tlic man that used to sit for gilts of mercy a t
''*c9:2
the Bcnutilul* Gate of the temple, and they beu'MrE:42 camc filled wiih aatonishrnent and ecstasy at
what had happened to him.
11 Well, as the man was holding onto Peter
and John, all the people ran together to them
at what was called Sotomon's3 colonnade," sur%?:?23
Ar 5:12
prisecl out of their wits. When Peter saw this,
he sald to the people: "Men of Israel, why are
"*cl4:16 YOU wondering aver this," ar why are YOU gaz"hc4:33 ing at us as though by personal poweP or godly devotion we have m ~ d ehim walk?' l 3 The
Goc1 of Abraham" and of Isaac and of J a c ~ b , ~
::.rob 7:W
13hlh 2 : ~ the God of our forefathers, has glorifiedAhis
blsn 5.2 13
Jesus, whom You, for YOUR part, de3," :l.i-t I Servant,@
2.2'1
livered up' md disowned before Piate's face,
,
when he had decided to release him." Yes,
::?, l?:
YOU dlso\vned that holy and rjghtmus one,"and
,{!;:';:~
1 ,kl 2.3 In
YOU asked for a man, a murderer,@"
t o be freely
,.
1

! ;:",a:*

I\%
,

."it.

::

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ACTS 3 :23-23
362
granted to you, I"rvhereas YOU kiIlecIS the O R O m 3
Chief' Agent of life.' But G Q mlsd
~
him up Z-$gi:
C~omthe dead: of which fact rve are w j t n e ~ s e;;,$s!?j,. ~
I" Consequently, his name, Jsy our fnith in his n t \ c ~ , 3 2
nt-irne," hns made this man s t r o n ~whom vor~A;;Je~~l
behold and know, and the faith that is through
him has given the man this complete soundness
in the sight of all of m.1 7And now, brothers,
I know t h a t you acted in ignorance,"! just as 5Ac17:30
PLU 2331
YOUII PLIJCI'S"
also did. ' V n t in this way God has
zhl;f;;:
fulfilled the things he published hcforehatld
through thc mouth of all the prophet^,^ that his

'j

r Jpllornt~,

Jl*-ll;

R1t~12:14

the Lord, KBA, b Or, "11~11~lt

rritrrtnli~." edehontile ~h r ~d , -XRR,
~ d~Ot,,~ "0i1~~pri1ig.j~
~ ;

eal*fhfiwill be Messed." zZ To YOU f i ~ God,

t
aftcr plr>d~~cinghisSemt.ant,sent
him forth to
1 ~ 1 YOU
~ ~bys turning
~
each one nmay from YOUR

"0 1:s
fi)l.LU *1:7

nAca:fl

,;;!:3$;

:;;

vab, J

chcT:.ln
A(;? ~ 1
la;
4

m~22;;yo
r3GYI

ChrBt wouId suffer."

l+ 118:22
19 "Repent," therefore, and turn nround so [sn
50:s
as to get YOUR sins blotted out,' that seasons of [?: :?$
reCreshing : may come; from tho pcrson of Jc- ?&q:?lp
hovnh" ' " and that he may send forth t l ~ cChrbt" ;Si, ,2.?i5
appointed for YOU, Jesus, 2L whom heaven, in:;
deed, must contain within itselfk'%util Ille times;;?; &
h;yf;;fT
of ~estoration*of all things of which God spoke IS* 45:l
through the mouth of his holy prophetsa of old i!: iziz
1:11
time. :A In fact, Moses said: 'Jehovahn God will '"4
1 I C l l 8:1
produce for YOU from among YOUR brothers a :.F;l,t;:;g
prophet like me.You must listen to him accord;;;;2&
jng l a all t h e things he speaks to YOU."=:'Tnded,
any soula that does not listen t o that Prophet 3 P;;~; ~ ~
will be completely destroyed from nmong t l x ;:'@
pe~plc."~
" And all the prophets, in Fact, Prom:;* f::?!
Samuel* on and those in succc~sion,just as " A c l u f l 3
many as have spoken, have also plainly declared these days. You are the sons- OF the =Roe4
prophets atid of the covenant'"which God cove- ' h e 7 s
nanlcd with YOUR forefathers, saying lo Abraham, 'And in your seed" all the families of the nRo 9:7

ACTS 3 :2 6 4 :11

363

deeds,"a

Now while the two" were speaking to the

people the chief priests and lhc captain af
tll(?temple and the Sadduced came upon them,
"being nnnoyed because they were teaching the
pcoplc and were plainly declaring the resurrection. fmm the dead in the case of J e s u ~ : and
~
Ibey laid their hands upon them and put them

4-

in custody till the next day,' for it was already

cvcning. However, many aC thofie who 11ad
mlT13:lfl listened to the speech b e l i e ~ c d and
, ~ thc num" h c ~ : n rber
t
of the men became about five thousmd.'
5 The next day there took place in Jerusalem
cAcl:n
thc gathering together a1 their ir~lers"nd
:$;:$? older" men of i d u e n c e and scribes* (also An':r~ t, 7 ~ : : 3 nas" the chief priesto and CaYia.phasm and John
nnd Alexander and as many as were of the
' oroh1I21 : ~
r l n i t ~ ( i : 8 7 chief priest's kinsfolk), and thcy stood them
in their midst and began t o inquire: "By what
do this?"'
AEa2:1d
nrt 2 1 : 2 ~ power or in whose namc did
hll' I I : ? ~ Then Peter, filled with holy spirit,O said to
CAC2.j
tl~m:"Rulers of the people and older men of
influence, if we are this day bcing examined,
'hca:T
on t l ~ cbasjs of a good deed to an infirm man,'
as to by whom this man has been made well,P
let it be known t o all of YOU and to all the peocAc7:45
ple of Israel, that in the name of JesusUChrist
m.3
the Nm.a.renef,* whom YOU impale& but whom
AC :{:a
Clod raised up from the dend, by this oned
does this man stand here sound in front af
' I This is 'the stone which was Ii*~nted
by You
'Lu21:33

n Litrb~b~~lly,
"ml~flc~ I I P ~ , b" Or, " h n ~ h c c r ~~ r ~ v c t l , ,0'
r ~ rtt uil~ke
~
ar yolc," d Ur, "in this nnme.''

Or, "flustcued

ACTS 4:12-22

364

builders as of no account that has become chief , ns:aa

cornerstone"'
Furthermore, there is no s a t $:lP;:j
vationOin anyone else, for there is not another
!j; jo
I
name* mder heaven that has been given among ;k;
~c 141. IR
It,) :4:2 1
men by which we must get saved."c*
?,\c ICn:'!tY
I3Norv when they beheld the outspokenness =.tllIi I:I 2
I
2:;;.
of Peter and John, and perceived that they
were men unlettered and ordinary," they got to
wondering. And they began to r-ecognize about. Dt,14;g
I C:O I:."F
them that they used to be with Jesus," ' and as Lbft 2 ~ 3
they were looking at the man that had been
curedo standing with thembthey had nothing to fiE!;:!
say in rebuttal.+ l5 So they commanded them to
2l:15
get on outside the San'lie-drinc hall, and they OAcS:2l
bcgan consulting with one another, saying:
"What shall we do with these men?@Becazlse, ~ J O l l l l : d 7
for a fact, a noteworthy signE has occurred a A c l s : l a
through them,' one manifest to all the inhnbi- -Aag:o
tants of Jerusalem,' and we cannot deny it, "fi;;3
Nevertheless, in order that it may not be
spread abroad further among the people, let us
threateningly tell them not t o speak any more
upon the hasiS3 of this name to any man at P*cs:28
all."* I"With that they called them and charged *Ac5:40
them in general not to make any utterance nor
to teacho upon the basis of the name of Jesus. QRok21
'"ut
in reply Peter and John said to them:
"Whether it is righteous in the sight of God
to listen to you rather than to Gcd,make YOUR
decision." But as for us,we cannot stop speaking about the things we have seen and I~eard.""
" So, when they had further threatened them, L$;&lT:2
they released them, since they did not find any
grounds on which to punish them and on account of the people,? because they were all )Lu22:2
g1orjfying"d
over what had occurred; 2P for ' A C m

:
:

"O

ACTS 4 :23--31
365
the man upon whom this sign of healing had
Wohb:B o r m r r e d w a s m o r e t h m f a r t y y ~ o l d w
23 After being released they went to their
w e 1212 own people* nncl reported what things the chief
priests ond thc alder men of influence had said
'~PRSJ:IB to them. '1 Upon hearing this they with one
~ ~ ! nccelrl
? ~ ~ raisccl
~ 3 their voiccs to God" and said:
cztt, f;.!n
"Sovereign:"
Lard,'-' you are the One who made
, ""
t
I
~
r
heaven
and
the earth and the seaS and all
1.u z 2'1
1 : 1
the
thin@
I
n
them,"
and who through holy
r 1 . ; ~?k.ll
I
spirit
said
by
the
mouth
of our forefather
l 9 S 1.:1;;tl
DavjClldyour servant, T o 117hat end did nationsS
I<,+ H, ,I
r,\P 7;:
c
and peoples meditate upon
. ,. l ~ ~ c o mlumultuous
fruitless things?" :"The kingsoftheea~-thfook
,
their stand and the rulers were gathered together io the same position against JehovahR
PS 2 2
A
I
tttld againgt his ChrLt.'b+" Even so, both Ilerod3
ffiLU23:12 n l ~ dPenlius Pllatec' wit11 men of nations and
wil11 peaplcs of Israel were in actuality gath"110h7:26 ered together in this city against your holy"
servant Jcsus, whom you made Christ,ae 2 s in
+2]:u;:"
order
to do what things your hand and counseI
nlr ~ s : l o
1nn41s:l
hnd determined beforehand to occur." 2 o And
!ic ~ 4,211
.fuh
:YI!
I AC 2:;!:1
I: I
now,Jehovah,"'( give attention to their threats,
3 1 ' ~1.20 nncl grnnt your slaves to keep spealring your
I<[ % I :{7:17
word ~71thall boldness:" " while yau stretch
97
1 Iso 5H t
AC 19:s
out your hand for heaIing and while signs and
wonders" occur through the nme%f your holy
;
vAC 3:5
servant* Je~us,'"~AnAnd when they had made
la1 supplication,: the place in which they were a*
Ohc5:21
sembled" was shaken,' and they were one and
:* ,!C 2 2

')

..\~2..1

~llfilledwiththeholyspirit*andwerespealdng
the ward of God with boldness.

Jehovnlr, J T ~ ~ I ~ I tho
- ~ Lord,
~ ~ ~ HBA.
~ ;
b Or, rrAn~intcdOne."
01-,
" ~ ~ ~ l i oyou
m onointcd." d Jrl~ovnh,J711; Lord, NBA.

ACTS 4: 32-5 r 5
366
32 Moreover, the multitude of those who had
be1icvedqad one heart and
and not even ?:
:T:i:
:2
one tvadd say that any of the things hhe pos- ''~;hl~~;*l
sescd IVRS his o m , but they had all things in
;:F
~omrnon.~'"
" Also with great power'; the npos- ::'-,t;:i>.;y
i . ~ iI:.!
I :%O
tles continued giving forth the witnesP concern- >,lc
lo! 1.7
d'"cl:22
ing the resurrection of the Lord Jesus;"nd
undeserved kindness in large measure was upon
them all, In fact, there was not one in n ~ c d
nmong them;* for all those who were possessors
ol' fields or houses would sell them and bring I J O : I . L ~
the v~luesof the things sold 3fi and they woulcl
deposit them at the feet of the apostles.? In rAcn:2
turn, distribution' would be made to each one -Ac8:1
just as he rvould have the n e d . '';So Joseph,
who was surnamed BarPna.bas" by the aposIles, e"C
rvhich means, when transla2edj "Son of Corn- ehcn:81
fort,"3 a Levite, a native of Cy'prus, possess- mnc ~i:,?
ing a piece of land, sold it and brought the
money and deposited it at the feet of the apes. ~;,"?i:~o
"PV3:')
tles."
Mi I0:2(E
However, a certain man, An.a.ni'as by name, k;!,
~
together with Sapwhi'ra his wife." sold a a l C +;:P
fi~wssion' and seer&& heJd back some of thc!
~wice,"his wife 'e howing about It, and he "7
,;!,:
Iwought just a part and deposited it at the feet
of the apostles.' B u t Peter said: "An.a.ni'ns, 'A@4:35
to w h a t end has Satanz' emboldened youn to $~,$?!?
play false t o the holy spiritAand to hold baclc
secretly same of the price of the field? U s long $;y;;y2
la: 2321
as it remained with you did it not remain yours, "":'
and nrter it was sold did it not continue in your
control? Why was it that you purposed such n
deed as this in your heart? You have played
Salse,o not to men, but to God," W n hearing fiDeza:=
Liternlly, ''fill~dyew heart." See Esthcr ? :6; Ecclminsh 8 8: 11.
I

C;:~'%:E'

367
ACTS 5 : 6 1 6
these word^ An.n.nI'a.s Eel1 down and expired.'
?!;:;:*1r.e
And great feaP came ovar all those bearing sf
C.Ac 2 4 3
it. " But the youngw men rose, wmpped him in
%Ioh
lg:"
c1othsjX
and carricd him out" and buried R h .
'Tsa 14:13
7 Now after nn interval of nbout three hours
his wife ca~nein, not knowing what had happened. * Peter sflid t o her: "Tell moj did ~ o c
two scIl the field for so much?" She said: "Yes,
"Ds 6.16
for SO much." II So Peter said to her: "Why was
I,, 85:D
nrt 4:7
it agreed upon between YOU two to malte a test'''
,
,
of the spirit of Jehovah?lLaLook! the feet of
,1
,:$?$
Heh
those w l ~ oburied your husband3n1.e at the rloor,
aRo 7:2
and they n1211 cnrry you out.'"" 'Instantly she
n*c*5
fell doun at his feet and mpired." When the
young men came in they found her dead, and
om&I:19they carried her out0 and I~usiedher aIongside
C*C1*g
her husband. Consequently rea at fear3 came
over the wl~olecongregation and over A1 those
hearing about thesr things.
12 Moreover, through the hands of the apostles many signs and wonders continued to occur
among the people;' and they were all with one
+Ac2:19
AC 4.30
accord in Solomon's col~nnade.~'
lY
True, not a
AC 6:s
?:36
one of the others had the courage to join him,\c 1.13
Ac 13:12
En15:19 self to them;' neverthclcss, the people were ex2%
gg tolling them. More than thnt, hlicvers in the
Ar3.11
Lord kept on being added, multitudes both of
'J <lh19:m
menc and of women;' '90 t h a t they brought
"Ac5:29
allC 6 : ~
the sick out even into thc broad ways and laid
them there upon iittle beds nnd cots, in order
that, as Peter would go by, at lenst his shadow
might fall upon some one of them,' laAlso the
:
&
>Ir 6:56
rnultifadc from the cities around Jerusalem kept
coming together, bearing sick people and those

,:,,

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Jchovsh,

JT*Sll'"lD-m

; tllc hid, HBA.

ACTS 5~17-26
368
troublecl wvith undean spirits, and they nrothd
one and all be cured."
n ~ 22:2
rthCr
'o1 ~ 1 7
1713ut the highc priest and all tho.* with '*\lhg:L
him, the then existinga sect" of the Sedducccn, 3Af
rose and became filled with jealousy,' '" and " " t n : ~
they lnid hands upon the apostles .and put them
In the public place of c u ~ t o d yBut
. ~ ~during btu21:la
the night Jehovah's1' angel' opened the doors ' :$,"i#fl
01' the prison," brought the mcn out and said: ;
;;;rjfo
"Be on YOUR way and tnke a position in Ihe
temple and keep on speaking to the peopIc all IIIA,. ir;:zs
thc sayings about this life."' 2 ' After hearlng *.lnh6:[i%
Php 2:16
this, they entered into the temple at dnybronlt
nnd began to teach.
Now when the high priest and those 114th
him arrived, they called together t l ~ cSnn'hedrin3 and the assemblyc of olclcr mcnc of thc ::;?;:;,
sons of Israel,' and they sent out to the j ~ i ;:l ~ ;t;",!l;i
to lzave them brought. eZButwhen the oiTIcctxm ,:%;;I,
got there they did not find them in the prison,
So they returned and made report: 2n saying.: ghrlO:22
"The jail we found locked with all security ~ n d
the guards standing at the doom, but on opening
up ~ v cfound no one inside." 24 Well, whrn both
the captain of the temple and the chief priests
heard these words, they fell Into a quandary
over these matters as to what this would come
to." zn But a certain man arrived and reporled *ncd:i
to them: "Look! the men YOU put in the prison
are in the ten~ple,standing and tenching the
people." ' T h e n the captain went off wiZh his
ollicers and proceeded to bring them, but without violence, as they were afraid of befna stoned c l ~ j4.5
t
by the people.'
L ~iY18ti
A?
L
~~:ist
8

0 r, " t hc n ~ @ l e d .b~Jehorah's,
Or, "n~tdthe Smnte."

J7,allablo-l@;

the Lortl'w, H Iib.

369
ACTS 5:27-37
27 So they brought them and stood them in
the San%edrinAhall. And thc high priest quaOne 4:18
t i m e d them ?* and said : '"We positive1y chargedb
?fh:,c,f3I:k2 not to keep teaching' upon the basis' of
this name, and yet, 1001cE k-ou have CHcd Jeru-Job 1219
with rourz Zc?aching,*and you are detera a u ~ 3 : ~ salern
5
mined to bring the bloodu of this man upon us."
!.:z7;!5
ohc8:1s
eRInanswerPeterand thcothcrnpostlesOsaid:
::," "We must obey Godu a# ruler rtltbcr than menmo"
sn The God of our Eorcfnthers rniscd up Jesus,
yIIC
D 4a 339: ~
whom Porre hands had lrillcd, hnnging him upon
'Heb 2!10 a ~taIqe.5'~ God cxn1tcd this one as Chief"
Agent* and Savior" ta his right hand," to give
repentance' t o Tsracl and foz.giventlrrs3of sins.'
32 And we am witnesses of Ihcse matters? and
~ C 1c0:39
A
2 : ~
Ga":lli
SO is the holy spirit which God htls given to
1Pe 2:24
those obeying him as mler."
3-15
~ they felt deeply cut
:i$i::?$ 33 When they I I E R ~this,
and
they
b
e
~
a
n
t
o
lake
counsel
to c10 away with
:
*cll:18
' Ac 10:43 them,* But R cerinin man rose b~ the San'heAcJ3:38 drin, a Pharisee named Ga.ma'li.el,l* a Law
@I,u 2 4 4 5
soh 1s:ze teacher esteemed by all the people, and gave
h c 1:22
the command to put the men outside for a liffle
.At754
*Ae 223
.A, ,:,, tvhile.' " And he said t o t h ~ m :"Men of Israel,"
pay attention" to youw,elves ns to what YOU
.
intend to do respecting tllcsc men. ""For instance, befei~these days Theu'dns rose, say4Ac8:S
ing he himself was ~ornebody,~
and a number
'Ac21:38
of men, about four hundred, joined his party.'
But he was destroyed, and all those who were
obeying him werc dispersed and came t,o nothW A C 20:30
@Ac
13:31 ing. 3Wtefter him Judns thc Gal.i.le'anm rose in
W L U ~ : ~the days of the re~istratlon,'and he drew off
c ~ 2:12
o
people after him, And yct thnt man perished,O
and all those who were obeying him were scat-

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ACTS 5 :38-6 :5
370
ACTS 6:6-15
371
tered abroad. S p And so, regarding the pr~sent
;","C;?l;a4spirit; and Philipw and Prochfo.rus~lndNi.ca'f ~ 21%
c
matters, I say to YOU, Do not meddle with these
nor and Ti'mon and Pafme.nas and Ni.co.la'us,
"Ac 827
'
men, but let them done; (bccnuse, if this
acwE
a proselyte of Antioch, Qnd they placed them
Ac 13:s
sellerne and this mrork9 is from men, it \r.ill hc ~
~
~
~ ~ 1 ~ 1: 4 : 2 3before
2
the apostles, and after !laving prayed
1Ti 4:14
overthcom;' "" but if it is from God, yaw ~ 4 1 1IIR;:;<,i
these
laid their hands' upon them.
1 ~s l: n
3T1 1:ti
not be able to overthrow them; ) ' otherwise, you ,:;A ziy
7 Consequently the ward3 of God went on
Heb 6.2iiI:l>
may perhaps be found fighters actually against
gmwinprDand the number of the disciplesn kept
1,
3A?hc
9:1
DAC 19:20
,:
God."" dWtthis they gave heed to him, and "$?:$:#
multiplying in Jerusalem very much,A and a
'they summoned the aposues, flogged them: $;ri;;
great crowd of priestso began to be obedient3+
g;
;
y
f
and charged them t o stop speaking upon the n;FL;:+
to the faith.
1g!~;$42
f i ~ I~; .I P I
basis of Jesus' name, and let them go.
'RoI6:X
8 Now Stephen, Pull of graciousness and pow41 These, therefore, went their way from be- k:$?%
@Ae2:43
er, mas performing great wonders and signsm
fore the San'he.dsin,O rejoicingd kattse they ;
;;yj ;;
among the people. "But certain men rose up of
had h e n counted worthy to be dishonored In ;2,p::?J
those from the so-called "Synagogue of the
behalf of his name.' 4z And every day in the zc-n I ~ : I O
=Lum:z
Flleedmen",a
and of the Cy.re'nl.ans" and AlexJ 1 m
temple and from house to house@they continued 1'11
1 I r 11 10:34
#acls:S andrians' and of those from Ci.litcia* and Asia,
without letup teaching" and declarhg t h e good ,~','";~;~" *Ac 2334 to dispute with Stephen, l o and yet they could
mjlr
- A r 220:?0
16
news about the Christ, Jesus.'
not held their own against the wisdom and the
Now in these days, when the dbdples were ,";;
with which he was speaking." Then
cF;;f:i,1,7 spirit
hcreadng, a murmuring arose on the part of
they secretly induced men to say: "We have
the Greek-speaking*Jewsa against the Hebrew- *he
heard him speaking blasphemousm sayings
:f;"2&4T0
speaking Jews,b because their widows" were Q A e ~ : ~ ~
tm59
against Moses ancl God." And they stirred up
being overlooked in the daily distribution.ca gAc4:34
the people and the older men of Influence and
9 0 the h e l v e called the multitude of the dEsthe scribes, and, coming upon him suddenly,
dpEes t a them and said: "It is not pleasing for
they took him by foi-ce and I
d him to the Sari'us to abandon the word of God to distribute
he.drheO
'"
And
they
brought
forward false
%
; ",::",
foocld to tablesam" So, brothers, search outPfor ,"$f.!:g
witnesses, who said: "This man does not stop
yourselves seven certified meno from among
speaking thlngs against this holy place and
FI:!i!:
you, full of spirit and wjs2lomfc' that we may cAc7:22
~ A C
js ;!
the Law.+l d For insttince, we h a ~ heard
e
*F;;fbF against
appoint them over this necessary business; but Ivrl3:7
him
say
that
this
Jesus
the
Nazaa.renehwill
,,
we shaIl devote ourselves to prayer nnd to the
:;$;? throw down this place find cli~ngethe customs
ministry0 of the word."@%nd the thing spoken :g:i%i
which Moses banded down to
I n And as all
$:i2t;;:
was pleasing to the whole multitude: and they 'Hct~L1:la
.LU4:m
those sitting in the San'he-drin gmed at him,"
seleded Stephen, a man full of faith and hoIy
they saw that his face was as an angel's face."

,,

z:",

,:,,

Litcrnlly, "the Hellenists." b Or, "h.n.ltln'iu-spenking Jcwa."'

Litcrnlby, "the HeJlre\rs.'" Orf 'bministrntio~~.'7
d 01;"to ~uinister,"
a

n Litemlly,

L'Libper.tines!JAnn wnds "'TJib'y.nnsv.

ACTS 7:1-10
372
The high priest said: "Are these things so?"
W e said: "Brothers and fathers, hear. The
God of gloryn* appeared to our forefather $E$iT3
Abrahama while he was in Mes.o.po.ta'rni.a, be- oAc 13:26
fore he took up residence in Hatran," %d he "2;;&::$l
said to him: 'Go out from your land and from
your relatives and come on into the land I
shall show you.'" Then he went out from the ag~g,aii
land of the Chatde'ans and took up residence
in Ha'ran. And from there, after his father
died,O Goda caused him to change his residence QgLT;$
to this land in which YOU now dwell.' %d yet *Ge 12:4
20:32
he did not give him any inheritablempossession
in it, no, not a footbreadth: but he promised to m e 2 : 5
give it to him as a possessionx and after him to "g%?$
his seed,buwhiIe as yet he had no child.* More- * g ;
~;;!,
over, God spolre to this effect, that his seedb ,~~r~i2$
would be temporary residentso in a foreign landA Ge i:m
and the people would enslave them and mistreat nEiEti
them for four hundred yearsO0'And that na- lPe2:11
tion3 to which they will be slaves I will judge,'"
God said, 'and after these things they will come ,% :&
out and will render sacred service to me in this +Ge 15:14
3.12
place.'@
8 "He also gave him a covenantmof circum- : ~ , " ~ j ~ l o
cision;" and thus he became the fathee of Isaac
and circumcised0 him on the eighth day,# and O A C I O : ~ ~
21.4
Isaac of Jacob, and Jacob of the twelve family +Ge
L~ z : i ~
heads.* And the family heads became jealousn *%:0eb2:7":
of Joseph and sold him into Egypt." But God 2E,3;%i1
was with hirn,O l a and he delivered him out of all
g;;g
his tribulatitions@aandgave him graciousness and
wisdom in the sight of Phar'aoh king of Egypt.
And he appointed him to governCEgypt and his OAC23:a

oz:$",

;z;

liter all^, "he"; referring t o the "God of glory" in verse 2.

Or, "obspring; poste~ity."

373
ACTS 7 :11-22
whole house.' l1 But a famine came upon the
*~~~~
whole of Egypt and Canaan, even a great tribug;
lation, and our forefathers were not finding any
G~~~i$"rovisions.wl2 But Jacob heard there were food"Ge 42:2
stuffs in EgypY and he sent our forefathers out
#G@Q:6
the first time." l 3 And during the second time
*Ge45:1
Joseph was made known to his brothers," and
the family stack of Joseph became manifest to
E e 4 5 : l s Phar'a0h.O l4
SO Joseph sent out and called
Jacob his father and all his relatives from that
w c 2 7 : 3 7 place,n to the number of seventy-five souls.Eo
bGe 46:Zr
De lo:= lLJacob went down into Egypt."' And he passed
+Ge 46:29
mGc49:33 away,@and so did our forefathers," lo and they
X E1.6~
G e G:13 were transferred to She'chemb* and were laid
?$E+ijy, in the tombcmwhich Abraham had bought for
a price with silver moneyO from the sons of
O ~ $ ; ~ ~ 2
"Gc a b : ~Ha'morc in She"hem.bD
17 "Just as the time was approaching for fulO*c13:a3
fiIlrnent of the promise0 which God had openly
declared to Abraham, the people grew and mul"EX1:T
tiplied in Egypt: l a until there rose a different
O E X ~ : ~
king over Egypt, who did not know of J0seph.O
+&1:10
l o This one used statecraft against our race'
and wrongfully forced the fathers to expose
G2T'3:15
their infantso that they might not be preserved
alive.@ In that particular time Moseso was
born,*
and he was divinely beautiful.@ And he
;E,x,,2:&:,,
OAC 18:11
was nursed three monthso in his father's home.
Z1 But when he was exposed, the daughter of
Phar'aoh picked him up and brought him up as
*Ex2:5
Ex 2:10 her own son.* 2 a Consequently Moses was in:7Da
$,1,1:,: structed in a11 the wisdom0" of the Egyptians.
In fact, he was mighty in his wordsAand deeds.
LLu 2429

., ,,:,

B omits ''into Egypt',. b She'chem, Jl71l8; "Sy'chemp

Literally, "Em'mor,?' "Literally,
"bewtiful to God?)

NBA.

ACTS 7:2&33
374
375
ACTS 7~34-42
23 'Wow when the time of his fortieth year
your feet, for the place on which you are stand"EX3:5
was being fulfilled, it came into his heart0 to OAc13:n
ing is holy ground.* 34 1 have certainly seen the
make an inspection of his brothers, the sons of
wrongful treatment of my people who are in
IsraeL4 And when he caught sight of a certain ~gt$:~~ Fz;,"23z4 Egypt,O and I have heard their groaning" and
b ~ x 3 : a have come down to deliver themo And now
one being unjustly treated he defended him and
+ E X ~ : I O come, I will send you off to Egypt." " This
executed vengeancec+for the one k i n g abused :~;?;l&
by striking the Egyptian deadrn25 He was sup- * E X 2.12
Moses, whom they disowned, saying, 'Who ap@Ex2:1.1 pointed you ruler and judge,'" this man God
posing his brothers would understand that God
YE^ 4:19
was giving them sdvation by his hand," but x H e b f l : z
sent off as both ruler and deliverera by the
they did not understand. " And the next day he
hand of the angel that appeared to him in the
*& 12:41 thornbush, This man led them out* after doappeared to them as they were fighting, and
he tried to bring them together again in peace: * e 1 3 : 8
?h;
:iB ing wonders and signs in Egypte*and in the Red
psloq:27 Seaa and in the wilderness for forty years.A
saying: 'Men, YOU are brothers. Why do YOU
UEx 14.21
treat each other unjustly?'* 27 But the one that * E x 2:fi
37 "This is the Moses that said to the sons
13:10
was treating his neighbor0 unjustly thrust him
ODe 18:ls of Israel, 'Godb will produce for YOU from among
away, saying: 'Who appointed you ruIeP and O*c13:27
YOUR brothers a prophet like me.'o an This is he'
judge over w?l B s You do not want to do away nt;glt4
that came to be among the congregationomin
with me in the same manner that you did away
"Isa6 3 9
the wilderness with the angel" that spoke to him
Ga
3:19
with the Egyptian yesterday, do you?'A Z 9 At *Ex2:14
~ e 2:2
b
on
Mounte Si'nai and with our forefathers, and
01Co 13:2
this speech Moses took to flight m d became a
he received living sacred pronouncementsc* to
CRO 3:z
#Ex 213 give YOU. a 9 TO him our forefathers refused to
temporary resident in the land of Mid'i.an,O OEx2:15
D, ~ : I O
+Ex
2:22
where he became the father of two sons.'
Ex 18:3
J";i;ibecome
& obedient, but they thrust him aside* and
in
their hearts they turned back to Egypt,O
30 "And when forty years were fulfilled, there
,z&2m
'Nu 1 4 3 4 0 saying to Aaron, 'Make gods" for us to travel
appeared to him in the wilderness of Mount
t E x 16:3
before us. For this Moses, who led us out of the
Si'nai an angela in the fiery flame of a thornof Egypt, we do not know what has hapland
bush.* 31 Now when Moses saw it he marveled w,E,",3,;,
*&32:1
pened
to him.'" So they made a calf in those
at the sight. But as he was approaching to inEx 32:23
"Ro12:l
xI,u
2
9
days2
and
brought up a sacrificeo to the idol3
vestigate, Jehovah'sb voice came :" "a 'I am the
@Ac15:20
OEx
324
and
began
to enjoy themselves in the works of
God of your forefathers, the God of Abraham
De D:16
+Ex
325
their
hands.'
42 SOGod turned and handed them
and of Isaac and of Jacob.'" Seized with trem- #g: z 2 4
Ps 106:19
@RD
1:21
Mt22:3a
averw
to
render
sacred service to the hostc of
bling, Moses did not dare to investigate further.
2Th 2 : l l
0.4~18:18 heaven, just as it is written in the book0 of the
3Vehovahc said to him: 'Take the sandals off
*2Ki 17716
ps81:12 prophetslx 'It was not to me that You offered
Jer 7:L8

An angel: KB.&C; Jehovah's nngel, J7~@J1-lTrnargin;

an angel of
thc Lord, DSyP, b J~hovah's,5"-18; the Lord's, KBA. c Jehovah,
J 11-1+*t6-1s ; The Lord, KBh,
a

Or, "redeemer." W o d , XBAVg; Jehovah YOKR God,

The Lord God, C S p . C O Y , "ar~ny.!' Compare Luke 2 : 13.

'"17;

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ACTS 7:43-52

376
vlctirns and sacrlfim for forty years in the
wilderness, was it, 0 house of Israel?" But it
was the tenP of Mo'loch" and the starg af the ?:;2;f;!T
5:Zfi
gmd Re'pham that a m took up,the Agrrres which
you made to \vomhipL them. Consequently, I OlCo
will deportAYOU beyond Babylon.'
AJCT
Jcr 2!1.10
25:11
44 "Our forefathers had the tent of the witnessa in the wilderness, just as he gave orders
when spealring to Moses to make it according
to the pattern he had seen.+ "An our fore- oElp.2:+o
fathers who succeeded to i t also brought it in rtr. 15:5
114th Joshuabg' into the land possessed by the
nations," whom God t h m t out from before our ":Gi:y
Eoi-efathers. Here"it remained until the days of F;fi9
David.' ICHe found acceptance" in the sight of
o4;;l;;p;
Gocl and asked for the privilege of providing' iljl~~:h.sn
a lmbitation* far the God of Jacob. 47 However, * : ~ 1 ~ ~ f 5
Solomono built a house for himma Ncverthe- :!l:,',i'\i7
less, the Most High does not dwell in housesfl ,!;;?,;?i;a
made wjth hands;" just as the prophet says: b;Lt!i;
4U 'The heaven is my throne,O and the cartho Is onl! 1.1 1s
my f o o t s t o ~ l .What
~
kind of house will YOU mFIell 1 : ~
build for me? Jehovahe says. Or what la t h e ,
place for my resting?' My hand made all these *r=
things, did it not?'
51 "Obstinatef men and uncircumdsed in
hearts and ears,o YOU me always resisting the O A c - : n
holy spirit; as YOUR forefathers did, so YOU d0.O
A"hich
one of the prophets did aoun fore- Ifla;!:
fathers not persecute?' Yes, they killed" those
I:,:;!;~
who made announcement in advance concern- u h t t,i::?l
V
t
J
o
2:l
ing the coming of the righteous O n e , h h o s e
betrayers and murderersD YOU have now be- @ h c ~ ~
31irn

CAc 8:10

*web 3 2 1 :
LLc H:16
hit 2337

*ne 3 7 5

:oh 18:2

~ A 9:
C17

v n c 225%

Or, ''the tnbernscle of the testimony.'' b Je-l~osh'~~~n,

J'7b'"
Jmns,
Or, "fintling." * Or, "thingn; plncrhP' J~*llo~nll,
J11*y'*10-18;
t l ~ rLord, H B L * Or, "Stiffneckerl"

come, " Y O U who recejved the Law as transmitted by angels"" but have not kept iL"
54 Well, at hearing these things they felt cut
to their heartsAand began to gnasha9thejr teeth
at him. 5 6 But he, be in^ full of holy spirit, gazed
into heaven and caught sight of God's glory and
of Jesus standing nt Gotl's rlghl hand,' " and
he said: "Loolr! I behold the heav~nsopened*
up and the Son of manQstandlng nt God's right
hand,"
this they crled out at the top of the
voice and put their hands over their ears* and
rusIled upon him with one accord. b B And after
throwing him outside the citp* they began
casting stones at
And the witnessesA Eaid
down their outer garments at the feet of a
young man called Saul."Q And they went on
casting stones at Stephen as he made appealb
and said: "Lord Jesus, receive my ~pirit."~'
Then, bending his Itnees, hc cried out with a
strong voice : 'Tehoval i,"It do not charge this
sin against them."@ And after saying this he
fell asleepqin death,
Saul, for his part, was npprovingg of the

8Onmurder of him."
p e a t persecutlonD

t h a t day
mse against
the congregation which was in Jerusalem; all
except t h e apostles were scatterednthroughout
the regions of Ju.deta and Samaria. ' But
reverent3 men carried Stcpllen to the burial*
and they made a great Inmcntntionu over him.

@~;$~;P1

Hnh. c

ACTS 7 :53-43 :2

>Tore literally, '"tllc Lntv nR tmnfimi~n~on~

of anjirts,)' Sl7 renda:
tile Lnv nt tho llnnds of n n g ~ l ~ . .V
" c rritda: "lrgom in clisposit i o r ~ e ( r u ) a~rgelorntu,"ar, "tttc 1,nrv 11y tlic rlispoilition of nngels!'
Compare lrg snrl LXS nt 2 C'l~rnnirl~a23: 18, rvhex'e Tg uses
"&position~m" to trnnslnte "by t l r ~Ilnnd n!". b Or, ''i~il'~eation
J
pra;rer.'? c Jehovnh, J L T l l " ; Lurdl HWA, *Or,"grind; eleaeh."

ACTS 8: 3-14
378
Saul, though, began to deal outrageously wlth
f he congregation.@Invading one house after 'AC 1 4 : ~ ~
another and dragging out both men and women,
~ A iC
a:d
he would turn them over to prison.ch
atic n:i
4 However, those who had been scattered,lco
A C ?2:4
154
went through the land declaring the good news
of the word.b Philip,' for one, went down ta
7::~
the city of Sarnaria' and began t o preach the -ACT:#
Christ to them. With one accord the crowds
were paying attention to the things s ~ i dby
Philip while they listenedQand loolced at the mHeb2:1
s i ~ n she was performing." ' For there were mJohza3
many that had unclean spirits,' and these '"tl0:l
would cry out with a l o ~ dvoice and come out.
Moreover, many that were paralyzed' and lame *A@
were cr~red. So there came to be tt great deal
n~gh
4:4a
of joy jn that city."
9 Now in the city there was a certain man
named Simon0 who prior to this had been prac- oAo $:a4
ticing magical artsA and amazing the nation of A*ola:a
Samarla, saying he himself was somebody
great.b lo And all of them, from t h e least to the 4A@5:24
greatest, wordd pay attention to him and say:
"This man js the Power of G Q ~ '
which can he *$g:r',l
callled Great." l1 So they would pay attention
to him because of his having amazed them for
quite a while by his magical arts. ' B u t when
they believed Philip who was declaring the
good news of the kingdom of Godo and of the "Lus:i
name of Jesus Christ, they proceeded to be baptized, both men and women." l9 Simon himself
also became a believer," and, after behg baptized, he was in constant attendance upon
Philip,' and he was amazed at beholcling great
slgnshad wonders taking place.
14 When the aposkles in Jerusalem heard that

ACTS 8:1 5 2 6
Sarnaria had accepted the word of God: they
diqpatchede Peter and Johno to them, l6 and
,
these went down and prayed for them to get
CAC2:B
o rhad not yet fallen upon
*Ac 10:48 holy spiritb L V o ~ it
AcI*J
any
one
of
them,
but
they Elad only been bap
e A e fi:6
A C ~ : I Z tized in the name of the Lord Jcsus.' L r Then
Ac 13:3
AC l4:ZS they went to laying their hands upon them:
IT1 4:14
Now
IT!5 3 2 and they b e g ~ nto receive holy spirit.
when Simon saw that through the laying an of
the hands of the apostleso the spirit was given,"
*Mlcs:11 he offered them money,# "'sayjng: "Give me
also tl~isauthority, thnt Rnyone upon whom f
lay my hands may receive 1101y spirit." "But
Peter said to him : "May your silver perish tvith
0~tzs:18 YOU, because you thought through money to
* ~IPS
t
get possession of the free gift of God.' 2 t You
UPS
Pr16:lX
7 8 : n have neither part nor lot in this matter, for your
AAC
Eph13:lO
5:5
heartn is not straight in the slght of God." 2 2 Repent: therefore, of this baseness of yours, and
D" 4 3 7
supplicate JchovahuPthat, if possible, the device
2Ti 2325
+ne29:18 of your heart may be forgiven you; ="or I see
Ynb 20:14
~ A C ~ O : Zyou
~
are ah poisonous gaI1' and a bondc of of"In answer SimonD said:
;QHeh
;pSl;:IZ:W
s righteousnes~."~~
"YOUmen, make supplication for mev to Jeho*Eh8:8
xu21:T vahc that none of the things YOU have said may
379

bAcu:l

:ea%6;2:

come upon me."

25Therefore, when they had given the witness thoroughly and had spoken the word of
~f2~',g~"ehovaha1c
they turned back to Jerusalem, and
.
; they went declaring the good news to many
E;,y;i$l villages of the Sa.mnr'i.tnnsmO"
26 However, Jehovnh'sRangel' spobe to Philip,
31U 136
das 5:16

Jchovah, Jla; Gud, J'7VgT(pP; tlw Lord, KnA, b\'ou arc in a,

DTg. c Jehornh, J ' ~ a ~ l ~ ~ Illc
' ~ .hl r
kd; , NBA; God, SpP. dJehora11,
cJ7,R-17*ls;the Lord, HB; God, ASya. * Jcho\.alrk, d7~8*'8,E46;the
h d ' s , NBA.
a

ACTS 8 :27-36
380
sayjng: 'Rise and travel to the south to the
road that runs down from Jerusalem to Gafza,"
I
(This is a desert roadmo)"'With that he rose QMt10:s
mcl made the trip, and, look? an EthfopimJ "$Y;$l
eunuch," a man in power under Can.da%eqtrecn i;; ?:;!
of the Ethiopians, and who was over all her A r s n a o : ~
treasure. He had gone to Jerusalem to word
shipgo?*but he was returning and was sitting o~%;a:,ao
in his chariot and reading alaucl the prophet
So the spirit saidc to Philip: "Ap- 'Ac28:aJ
IAOI~:IL
proach and join yourself t o thh c h a r i ~ t . ' ~ A c ~ o : l ~
'I" Philip ran alongside and heard him reading
aloud Isaiah the prophet," and he said: "Do you "Isa372
really Imow what you are reading aloud?"u nEph *4
H e said: "Really how could I ever do so, unless someone guided me?"' And he entreated 'Johlt3:IJ
Phillp t o get onu and sit down with him. " Now mKttQ:1@the passage of Scripture that he was reading
aloud was this: "As a sheep0 he was led to the 3R08:3e
I
slaughter, and as a lamb that ia voiceless before its shearer, so he did not open hlls mouth,* ALwB6Q:7
"During his humiliationo justice was taken @ P h p a 8
away from hirnmPWho will teII the detalls of bMt2e:aB
l:ZJ
hjs manner of life?" Because his life js taken
away from the earth."*
Wsa
D a 9:?8
EJ:~
34 In answer the em&
said to Philip: "I
I
beg you, About whom does the prophet say '"'" ":'
this? About himself or about some other man?'"
Philip opened his mouthu and, starting with **clQ:34
thb Scripture, he declared to him the good news
about Jesua." 38 NOW as they were traveling 'Fi ii:
over the r o d , they came to a certain body of
water, and the eunuch said: "Loalr! a h d y
of water; what prevents me from getting
I

r;!:

* Or, "cletnils of his geaeratioan

ACTS 8 :38-9 :8
baptized?'"" With that he commanded the
chariot to hdt, and they both went down into
*Mt3:16
the water,* both Philip and the eunuch, and he
baptized him. '"When they had come up out of
the water, Jehov~h's"spirit quickIy led Philip
and~ the eunuch
see ~him m2 y
t
~ away,O
~
~
~ did not
~
Eze3:12 more, for he went traveling on his way re2C0 122
joicing. But Philip was found to be in AshT-Zac 9%
31-10 15.23 d ~ d , and
~ + hc went through the territoryC and
*Lu9:6
kept on dec1arlnF the good new8 to ~ 1 1the
citiesBuntil he got to Cncs.a.re'~,'
4;;2;:
But Saul," still breathing threat and murder
*>kc
ac 22:-1
atj:lr
~ A 9%
C
against the disciples7.of the Lord, ntent to
p*ic223:
the high' priest* :and asked him for letters to
the synagogtres3 In Darna~cus,~
in order that he
21Tt
; 1:13
; might bring bound5 to Jerusalem all those he
found who belonged to the Way,u both men and
oAc 193
.4c 19:23 women.
Ac 22:4
AC 2-k14
3 Now as he was traveling he approached
Ei;
$$& Damascus, when suddenly a Hg11.t~from heavenC
*Ac 22:s
flashed around him," * and he fel1 to the ground
and heard a voice say to him: "Saul, Saul, why
~ f ; o ~are
~ ~you persecuting" me?'" a 1le said: "Who
are you, Sir?,' He sclid: "'Iam Jesus, whom you
;y;g;:O are persecuting: ' Ncvert11e1ess,riseg and enter
into the city, and what you must do will be told
you" Now the men that were journeying with
himr were standing speechlessj"hearing, indeed,
"a10:7
the
sound of a voice,* but not beholding any
'*hc2 2 3
man. But S R U ~got up from the ground, and
though his eyes were opened he was seeing
nAcZZ:ll
nothing,' So they Ied him by tlw h ~ n dand cona HBAC omit vcrsc 37, rmding: "Philip allid to Iiinl: 'If you be-

381

nAe10:47

liere with xlE yozw I I P A ~ ' ~ , it i s peri11i~hil)lr.'In re Ip he goid : 'I

hdieve that Jcrvs Christ is tilc Sat, of (lorl.' 'CD!~S~'~.
Jeborab's, J7n'3715-'8;the hrd'a, Kl3A. A~ll'dod,J17n1R;
A.xe'tns, NBA

ACTS 9 : 9 2 O

382

ducted hlm into Damascus. * And for three days

he did not see anything: and he neither ate "ACT":Il
nor drank.
10 There was in Damascus a certain dIscipIe
named An.a.ni'a~,~
and the Lord said to him in *Ac9:17
c
a vision:O "h-a-ni'a~!"~
He said: "Here I am, ~,ACA n11:s
:la
Lard." " The Lord said to him: "Rise, go to the
street called Straight, and at the house of Judas
look up a man namd Saul, from Tarsus.' For, 'A,::::?
22::i
Imk! he is praying, l2 a d in a visionn he has
seen a man named An.a.ni%scome in and lay
his hand$ upon him that he might recover m r
dght." " But An.a.nicasanswered: ''Lord, I h ~ v e
heard from many about this man, how many
injurious things he did to your h o l p onesh in 3R01a:13
Jerusalem. And here he has autharityOfrom DAc2e:lo
the chief priestsCt o put in bonds a11 those call- CAC1d:la
in$ upon your name."" l6 The Lord said to him: ;FOy;,ifl
"Be on your way, because this man is a chosen t2&1;;~a
vessel" to me to bear my name to the nations" aco 4:7
l1:1a
as well as to kingsr and the sons of Israel, For " ~lap r1:s
I shall show him plainly how many things he :17L%?7
must suffer for my narne.Ob So An.a.ni'as" Ar\cC 2a:ia
El22
went off and entered into the house, and he laid
his hands upon him and said: "SaullGbrother ' OAcla:o
AAc 20.23
the Lord, the Jesus that appeared to you on
the road over which you were corning, has sent $;;$J;~
cnl I.:)I
me forth in o r d e ~that you may recover sight '[" * : I 2
md be filled with holy spirit."O la And irnmediately there fell f mm his eyes3 what looked 31 ke odic x:18
scales, and he recovered sight, and he rose and
was baptized, l0 ancI he took nourishment? and +Ac
gained strength.
He got to be for som days with the disciples
in Darnasc~s,~
"O and immediately i
n the syna- @ A c % m

-a

KA omit "in a vision". Or, "your sai~its!'

383

ACTS 9 :21-30

gogucs he began to preach Jesus,Ythat this

One is the Son of God. But all those hearing
lrim gave way to astonishment and would say:

'Txthis not the man that ravaged* those in

Jerusalem who call upon this name, and that
had come here for t h i s very purpose, that he
misht lead them bozmd t o the clrief priests?"
" But Saul kept on ~cquiringstrength a31 the
more and was confounding the JewC*that dwelt
in Damascus as he proved logically that this
is the Christ.
23 Now when a good many days were coming
to R
the Jews took counsel, together t o
do away with him." Horvever, their plot against
him became known to Saul. "But they were
closely watching also the gates both day and
night jn order to do away with hirna0" So his
discjples took him m d let him down by night
t h r o u-~ kan opening in the wall, lowering him
ill a b ~ ~ k e t , '
':g!#z2
2~ 11:33
26 On arriving in Jerusalemo he made efforts
bAc 22:E7
c;u l : x 8
to join himself to the disciples; but they were
~ l l lafraid of him. because they did not believe
ll!22 he was a disciple: 21 So ~ a r ' n a ; b a scame
~
to his
aid"
and
led
him
to
the
apostles,
and
he
told
*$If&
Ac1:$:2
them Indetail h o w o n t h e r o a d h e h a d s e e n t h e
Lord and that he hEtd spoken to him, m d how
13:48 in Damnscus he had spoken boldlyO in the name
of Jesus. * And he continued with them, carrying on his daily life& in Jerusalem, speaking
mAC4'26 boldly in the name of the Lord," ?oandh e w a s
talking and disputing with the Greek-speaking
Jews." But these made attempts to do away
with him.' When the brothers detected this,
L i t ~ ~ l l y"~trr.nllring
,
in find out,'qLiteraUy, '(the Hellenists."
Ili'~ciltt1~ J P u ~ " .

J1:reatln "the

ACTS 9: 31-39
384
they brought him down to Caes.a,re'a and sent
DAC I ' L ~ ~
him off t o TarsusVu
1:il
31 Then, indeed, the congregationn through- &Gn
Acs:J
out the whole of Ju-dera and Galfl.1ee and Samaria entered into a perjod of pcrrce and af
building" up, and as it walked in the fear of G R O I B : ~ ~
Jehovahnk ,and in the comfortCof the holy spirit kPsR(i:ll
I,, :j*$:ti
ORU 15:4
it Ircpt on rnultfplying.
32 Now RS Peter was going through all parts
he came down also to the holy ones1]that dwelt
in Lyd'da.O *There he found a certain man o A c 9 : s
named Ae.ne'as who had been lying flat on his
cot for elg-ht years, as he was pnrnlyzed.' D4 And 'Mt Re
Peter said to him "Aeme'as, Jesus Christ heals
10:s
you.' Rise and make up your bed." And he rose
immediately. B%d all those who inhabited y ~ $ ,
Lyd'dn and the plain of Shar'onc"SRW him, and
these turned to the Lord.'
*AC 11:21
36 But In Joppao0there was a certain dlscipIea FAC
QAC16:s
ll:28
named Tabtintha,which, when trmsIated, means 'fli2;
Dorrcns.(l She abounded in good5 deedsA and ;f,E,'$;,'
gifts of mercy that she was renderjng. 33But T l t S : f i
in those days she happened to fall sick@and ~ C o ~ l :
die. So they washed her and laid her In an upper
chamber.O Now as Lyd'da was near Joppa; ei:&y
when the dbciples heard that Peter was in this **~9:32
city they dispatched0 two men to him to en- w*cXo:9
treat him: "Please do not hesitateo to come
on as f a r as us." At that Peter rose and went
with them, And when he arrived they led him
up into the upper chamber, and all thc widowsD 31C07:8
presented themseIves t o hlm weeping and ex'
hibiting many inner garments and outer garI
~J~li~t~
J7~8.'a91s,fs~1e;
tll~,
the Lord, HBA. bOr, "the s&~ts.'$
* SImlJon, J1f*lp; S B ' NBA.
~ ~ OF, ''Chnrr~Fle;' e Or, "Do not
jR

delr~y?'

ACTS 9: 40--10:8

ments which Dorcas used to make while she was

with them. 'Wut Peter put everybody outsides
and, bending his knees, he prayed, and, turning
ORo 6:6
to the body; he said: "Tab'i.tha, rise!'"he
opened her eyes and, as she caught sight of
Peter, shc sat up.' 41Givingher his hand, he
doh !1:43 raised hcr up,' and he called the hary onesa and
*Ac 3.7
the widows and presented her alive. This be*Jon1:a
came known throughout all Joppa,* and many
U:45 became believers upon the Lordan' T o r quite a
a2ma:16 few days he remained in Joppan with a certain
m
OAC
A10:6
~ l k 6 S i m , ' ) a tanner.+
Now in Caes.a.re'a there wns a certain
O A c 10:f7
man named Cornelius: an army ofIlcerbm
~ A 21:32
C
+ML$:5
of
the
"Italian bmd"9s it was called, a deM t m:54
m,1~27:1
vout
man*
and fearing God together WWI all
'hc S:?
,itz z : ~ his household, and he made many gifts of mercy
the people' m d made supplication to God
"k,";z1 to
continunlly. "uust about the ninth houP of the
day he saw plainly in a visionTan angelDaf God
come
in to him and say to hlm: "Corneli~~s!"
A2Ch 7 1 5
PS-2
4The man gazed at him and, becoming frightPs 14l:2
ened,safd: "1Vhatisiit,Lord?"Hesaidtohirn:
~ pr15:8
and gifts of mercy have ascendF:,"&i5 "YOUPp~*&yers"
ed
as
a
rerncrnbranceO
before Goda0 So now
:F:JfJ:v8:4
:$3,
send
men
to
Joppao
and
summon a certain
OiZc 11:5
Sirnen who is surnamed Peter. This man is
O*=lo:a
being entertained by acertain Simon,* a tanner,
*Ac9:43
who has a house by the sea."' As soon as the
angel that spolre t o him had left, he calIed 21vo
of his house servants and a devout soldier from
among those who were in constnnt nitendance
amkg
uponhlm,Q~andherelatede verythlngtotl~em
: !? E;g and dispatched' them to Joppa:
QMrS:40

10

Or,"the saints." b Or, "n centurion"; in command of 100 soldiers.

Counting from 8uniise or 0 am,; hence 3 p,m.

ACTS 10~9-21
386
9 The next day as they were pursulng their
~
journey and were approaching the city, Peter" 5 A 15fi
went up to the housetop about the sixth h o u ~
la:m
to pray.' '"But he k c m e very hungry3 and en0
"1's 57.17
wanted to e a t While they were preparing, hc ;I: (;!:
feu into a trance' " and beheld henvcn opened *;;:?;;T
and some sort of vessel descending Iike a great ,A(! 2":17
linen sheet being let down by its four exirem- D$7!jA
itIesh upon the earth, l2 and in it there were d l i;!\?;:l
Binds of four-footedo creatures and creeping 4;;$n/ll
things of the earth and bjrdsc of henvcn: jj;;;;;$:
'>And a voice came to him: '"Rise, Peter, + A C I ~ : ~ ;
slaughterb and eat!"'" l.lBut Peter said: 'Wot mdcn:;
at all, Lord, because I have never eaten anything at all defiled and unclem,"' ' V n d the '-1t:q
Dc 14:s
voice spoke again to him, the second time: xis
"You stop calling defiled" the things God hns
clean~ed.""~ This oceulred a third time, and ;f;iR,il,
imrnedintely the vessel was taken up in10
;wu4
henven.*
I ~ I 4:d
I
Tlt 1:15
317
. Now while Peter was in great perpIexlty *A,
1I
11:10
inwardly over what t h e vision he had seen
might mean: look! the men dispatched by nAc12:g
'
Corneliuso bad asked sepeatedIy for Simon's m c 1025
house and were standing there at the gate.: A ~ c ~ l : ~ l
'"nd
they called out and began inquiring
I
whether Simone who was surnamed Peter was * P PI:I
~
I,
being entertained there. l o As Peter was going
I
over in his mind about the vision, the spirit' @zhl;cl;k
said: "Look! threec men are seeking you. A C ~ : $ : ~ I
9"Howev~s, rise, go downstairs ancl be on your An~C1n:stl
I~;:~
"""
way with them, not doub.ting a t nll, hecause I
have dispatched them."' " So Peter went down- *he n:12
stairs to the men and said: "Look? I nrn the
Counting Prom d s r ? or 6 a.m.; bencc 12 noon, b Or, "sac~~iflcc."

""

Tllrce, KrlTgSyp; two, B,

ACTS 10:22-31
one you are seeking. What Is the c a w for
which YOU are present?" " They said: "Comelius, an armyd officer,a a man righteous and
:;$?
fearing Godmand wcl E wpartcd3' by the whole
~ A 22:U
C
5t~c13:5 nation of the Jews," was given divine instrrrctionsb by a holy angel to send for you to come
to his house and t o hear the thinga you have t o
*ICo 11:a say."* "Therefore he invited them in and entertained them.
' The next day he rose and went o f fwith them,
oAc1g:w
andsomeof the brothers9thatwerefrom Joppa
'*cn:12 went with him.' " On the day after that he entered into Caesa-&a. Cornelius, of mum, was
expecting them and had called together his relatives and intimate friends. :%ds Peter entered,
o*clo:a Cornelius3 met him, fell down at his feet and
CRe39
did obeisanceS to h i m n But Peter Hfted him
=.vtg:$
~ R 5:12
O
up, saying: ''Rise; 1 myself am also a man."QA
AEK 34:14
nc 11:te 27 And as he conversed with him he went in and
M t 4:10
~ u 4 : 8 found many people assembled, pa and he sdd to
$1w22:9
: :4,j:z them: "You well know how unlawful it is for a
Jew to join himseIi to or approach a man of
another race;' and yet God has shown me I
bgkgB
AC 15:8
should call no man defiled or unclean.' Z"ence
Gn2;12
*Eyh3:6
I came, really without objection, when I was
sent for. Therefore I inquire the reason t h a t
YOU have sent f o r me."
30 Accordlnl;ly Cornelius said: "Four days
GAC 1e:m
this hour I was praying3 in
@!Icll:l3 ago counting f ~ o m
*Ac 1 3 0
m y hause at the njntl? hour,ce when, Ioolr! a
8Ge18:2
;ifZ,S,;g manx in bright ralmenCNstood before me 3 1 and
C-\~lQ:'
said : 'Cornelius,' your prayer has been favorc8,1c24:n ably heard and your gjfts" of mercy have been

387

divine inatmctions, KBA; sua ~ i r v nn conuunnd of Jehovah, J19.

C'ounting from sunrise or 6 n.nl.; k n c c , 3 p.m,

ACTS 10:32--43
388
rememberd before W' Send, therefore, to * I f e b m
Joppa and call for Simon@who is surnamed @Acg:fl
Peter.'l This man is being entertain& In the D t k l o : l s
house of Simon, a tanner, by the s e ~ ' Therefore I at once sent to you, and you have obliged
me by coming here. And so at this time we are ~f;;?;~
all present before God to hear all the things yyo 4110 1o':17
have been commanded by Jehovnhnk to sagAwA
?g'\;?iT
34 At thls Peter opened his mouth and said: ,::;;;':,
"For a certainty I perceive that God Is not par- :;p;;p
tial,@fls but in every nationDthe man that fears m,:l3:46
him and works righteousnessa b acceptable t o
him.* He sent out the worda to the sons of 1's 1y7:1g
Israel to declare to them the good news of $' :P2{;
peaceo*through Jesus Christ: this One is Lord7 BG;",:tD
of all othersg YOUh o w the subject that was onrt 4:25
talked about throughout the whoIe of Ju.de'n," "::it:4!TB
starting from Galti.lee after the baptism which
;;:j!j
John preached," "namely, Jesus who was from &);j)::h!i;a
Nna'ahrethjohow God anointed him with holy y::;:
spirit? and power, and he went through the lnnd
doing good and healing3 all those oppressed by oK;;~;I%
n c 2~:s
the Devjl,Qb because God was with him. And '""
VI.U 33:16
we are witnesses of all the things he did both ' 2
In t h e country of t h e Jews and in Jerusalem; ,)j;;:!;;
but they also did away with him by hanging him
on a stakeab*'O God raised this One up on the ,n:;r;. t t;:&
2~::~
thlrd day and granted him to become visible," .ifl':;:li3
not to all the people, but to witnesses appointed beforehand by God,' to us, who ate and
drank with himr after his rising from the dead. p;jy1
*' Also he ordered us to preach* to the people ,lm-Jl:w
-34 :Ll
and to give a thorough witness that this is the ]"YO
ri;ln:m
One decreed by God t o be judge0 of the livlng $:",?!1;:
onc 1s:ls
and the dead.@=
43 To him all the prophetsAbear
@1<a4:19
'Jchovahf Jt7@l8;
the Lord, KJ3AVg; God, DSyp. b Or, Ntree."

z$;;?J,

,;:,:;~,,
+,:;

ACTS 1 0 : n " l l r 8
witness: that everyone puttIng faith In him
gets forgiven& of sins through his
44 While Peter was yet speaking about these
matters the holy spirit fell upon all those hearing the word: '"nd the faithful ones that had
come with Peter who were of those circurncised3 were amazed, because tlze free gift of the
haly spirit was being poured out also upon people of the nation^.^
For they heard them
speaking wjth tonguesm and glorifying God,"
*"Fhen Peter responded: "Can anyone forbid
water so that these might not be baptized* who
have received the holy spirit even as we have?"
"" With that he cornmandcd them to be baptized in the name of Jesus Chrlst." Then they
requested him to remain for some days.
Now the ~postIesand the brothers that
were In Juade'ahenrd that peopIe of the
nationsn had also received the word of God.
30when P e t e ~came up to Jerusalem, those
insisting on clrcumc~slonAbegan to contend
with him, a saying he had gone into the house
of men that were not circumcised md had
eaten with them. ' A t thls Peter commenced
and went on to explain the particulars to them,
saying:+ "I was In the city of Joppaa praying,
and in a t m c e I saw a vision? some sort of
vessel descending like a p a t Iinen sheet being
let down by its four exiremities from heaven,
and it came clear to me. G ~ z i n ginto it I made
observations and snw four-footcd creatures of
the earth and wild beasts and creeping things
and birds of I~eaven." 1 aalso henrd a voice say
to me: 'Rise, Peter, slauahter and eat!'" "ut
I said: 'Not at all, Lord, because a defiled or
unclean thing has never entered into my

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1I

ACTS 11:9-20
300
ACTS 11 :21-30
391
mouth.'" The second time the voice from heav- " ~ ~ i ! ; ~ ~
them there were some men of Cy'prus and
en answered: 'You stop calling defiled the Ac10;15
Cy.rc'ne that came to Antioch and began talkl%Q
things God has cleansed.'# lo This occurred for
ing to the Greek-speaking
declaring
',qF~ii9
a third time, and everything was drawn up
the
good
news
of
the
Lord
Jesus."
*Turther",M,$' $:;
again into heaven,' l1 Also, l w k ! at that instant ' A t lO:l8
mare, the hand of Jehovahw was with them,
I
01:~
%:)
3:H
there were three men standing at the h o w in
lsfi :.(i
and a grent number that became believers
Ltr 1.50
which we were, they having been dispatched0 OAC lRm
t t 4:19
~
fumed to the Lord." The account a b u t them
*Ac
2:47
from Caes.a.re'a t o me.O " 20 f i e spiritAtold me ~ ~ ; , C , 1 ~ ~ ~ ,
A
got to the ears of the congregation that was
10.19
tr, go with them, not doubting at all. But these
in Jerm~lem,and they sent out Bar'na-bas04 as
:
six b r o t h e ~also went with me, and we entered
far as Antioch, "'hehen
he arrived and saw the
0 AC lo:=
into t h e house of the mano
"Heb
undeserved kindness' of God, he rejoiced and
nc 1 2 7
13 'We reported to us how he saw the angel
began to encourage them all to continue in the
stand in h
i
s home and say: 'Dispatch men to
Lord wlth hearty purpose,D*2 W a m e he was
:
$
;
$
;
:
Joppa and send for Simon wha is surnamed
A t TI:??
JCo1!i:58 a good man and full of holy spirit and of faith.
Peter,* I+ and he will speak those things to you *Ac 10:30
And a considerable crowd was added to the
**,2:47
by which you and aEl your household may get
Lord.* 2n So he went off to Tarsus' to make a
A ! ) :
saved.'@lb
But when I started to speak the hoIy "*E1fi:m
OAc 21 :39 thorough search far SaulA28 and, after he found
splrit fell upon them just as it did also upon us
n~c!):30
. ~ thus came
him, he brought him to A n t i o ~ h It
0(;112:11
originally." lo At this I called to mind the saying "C':"
o ~ c 1 3 : 1 ~ 3about that for a whole year they assembled0'
of the Lord, how he used to say: 'John,on the
with them in the congregation and taught quite
one hand, baptized with water," but YOU will ' ~ ~ ~ : : ~ l a crowd, and it was first In Antioch that the
be baptized in holy spirit.'* l7If, therefore, God 4&3$$
11 @Afllfl:l disciplesa were by divine providence calIedc
gave t h e same free gift to them as he also did
11
?tp"ey;g
"Chri~tians",~~
-- . .
t o us who have believed upon the Lord Jesus
27 Now in those days prophets' came down
, ~;J~~;~
@Ac13:1
AC 15:.12
Christ," who was I that I shodd be able to , n c a : i i
Prom
JerusaIem to Antioch. One of them
nhlt 2o,14
1,:r~h4.11
hinder God?""
nc
"Ac21:lo
named Ag'n.husMrose ~ t n dp m e d e d to indicate
15 Now when they heard these things, they ,';'$:!Is
throttgh the spirit that a great famine WEIS
acquie~ced,~
and they glorified God; saying:
4 ~ 2 5 R ~ Q P Ito
~ come upon the entire inhabited earth;*
"Well, then, God has granted repentance for 't,;,;:'
which, for that matter, did take place in the
the purpose of He to people of the nations Ac 1.1
D*clk2
OAc 5:31
time of Claudius.* ''I So those of the disciples
RO 10:12
determined, each of them according as any19 Consequently those who had been scat'AC
8:
1
one
could afford it,' t o send a relief" minishatered"by the tribulation that arose over Stephen
;!!;l?,i?,"
0
tion
to the brothers dwelling in Ju.de'a; 30 and
went through as far as Phoe.ni'ci.aBand Q'-':$:$;2
( i n 2:11)
prus' and Antioch, but speakingDthe word to w c l3:da
the
Tlie Qrcrks, AD; the H~lleninte,B. Jehornh, 57~6~13~a5-18;
no one except to Jews only. '"owever, out of
Lord, HUB, c Or, "rvcre 11nluct1.'"
l.-l:H

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ACTS 12:1-10
392
ACTS 12:1 1 1 9
this they did, dispatching it to the olaeer men
And after they went out they advanced d o n
AAC xa:m
by the hand of Bar'na.bas and Saul."
one street, and immediately the angel departed
Gn 2:I
la:=
fmm him. IX
And Peter, comfng to himself, said:
About that particular time HerodaOthe
wn "Now I actuaIly know that Jehovah& sent his
king applied his hands to rnistreatIngPPJ",ilf;t&*m
nu 3 : a angel forth* and delivered" me out of Hemd's
same of t h e of the congregation. 'He did Ac 4 9
ti:m
hand and from all that the people of the Jews
away with JamesQthe brother of John by the
,i,Fti;:$
1
1'3 Xl:1:18
Were expecfing.,?*
srvord? "As he saw it was pleasing to the
3 %2.9
Jews,@he went on to arrest Peter also. (As it @ n c z i : n
12 And after he consideced It, he went to the
was, those were days of the unleavened cakes.)' 'F,: :,Y,!,2,'. :
home
of Mary the mother of John0 who was
1 ~AC
A C
13:s
1.7:s
15.H surnamed Mark,' whew quite a few were gathAnd laying hold of him, he put him in prjsonpo"%Ei(j,%
Cnl I : 1 0
turning him over to four shifts of four soldiers
1-1 1
esed together and praying. l3 When he knocked
%;f;$l8
Plim
each to guard him, as he intended t o produce
ll'r 5 3 3 at the doorq of the gateway,' a servant girl0
him for the people after the pas~over.~'Con- o'RX~ 12:11
2;
' :;:.1? lH:lB named Rhoda came to attend t o the call, " and,
5:7
m
OJoll
sequently Peter was being kept jn the prison; lar23:s
upon recognizing the voice of Peter, out of joy
I:9
but prayerm to God for him fvas being carried ORO
she did not open the gate, but ran inside and reD2Co 1 :I1
14:l)h 6 5 8
on intensely by the congregation.
ported that Peter was standing before the gate5:lfi
6 Now when Herodao was about to produce OJrxa
A C Y ~ : ~ ~
wny. lB
They said to her: "You are mad." But
him, that night Peter was sleeping boundQwith "cal:ll
she kept on strongly asserting it was so. They
1
two chains between two soldiers, and guards be- &7"'&:
began to say: "It is hk angel."0' l8But Peter
~ t ~ ~ rem~lined
: ~ f l
there Imocking. When they opened,
fore the door were keeping the prlson. But, fZk,X;i;
LU 2.1::17 they saw him m d were a~tonished.~
look! Jehovah'sb angel stood by: and a lighto nA1!1.7:47
l7 But he
III-u 21 9 2
shone in the prison cell. Striking Peter on the
AAC I X I T ~ motionedA to them with his hand to be silent
AC 1s::a
side, he roused him,o saying: "Rfse quickly!" !
and told
Nt\li:'* ~
~
~ n~zl:a"
~ them
~ in detail how Jehovahb brought
him out of the prison, and he said: "Report
And his chains fell' off his hands.@ The angel@$; gi:
said to him: "Ghd yourself and bind your santhese things to JamesGband the brothers." With
:g;Fk!
AC ~
Ac
l!l
I:I
::kI H that he went out and journeyed to another place.
dals' on." H e did so. Finally he said to him: .Mrl:P
ICo15:7
"Put your outer garment* on and keep follow- mmrlo:m
18 Well, when it became day,' there was no
C;?. l:13
lng me." * And he went out and kept following
C I R ~ : ~ Tittle stir among the soldiers over what redly
'Ac 5:ZL
him, but he did not know that what was hapn,ic r2.e had become of Peter, " Iierodmmade diligent
pening through the angel was real."In fact, he 'Ac lO:n
search for him and, when not finding him, he
supposed he was seem a vjsionP Going o*cll:5
examined the guards and commanded them to
I
"&lB:" be I& off to punishment," and he went down
through the first sentinel guardAand the second a c l a f l
they got to the iron gate leading into the city,
from Ju.de'a to Caes.a.re'a and spent some time
b*cle:xi
and this opened to them of its own
these.

12

?dl

That is, Hemd Agrippa

KBA.

I. a Jehovah%, dP~a*1a+ln*~8;
the Lordf,

.Jehovah,

J ' ~ ~ ~ l n l " J ~ ~ ' ~ ;

J r ~ Rtho
; Lord, HBA

Clod, J"; the b r d , UB&

Jehovah,

ACTS 12:20-13 :3

ACTS 13:4-13
4 Accordingly these men, sent out by the holy
spirit, went down t o SeJeu'cia, and from there

395

394

20 Now he was in a fighting mood against

the people of TyreZand of Zi'don.@So with one E:f"nyj2
"hlt28:id

accord they came l o him and, after winning'

over Blastus, who was in charge of the bedchamber of the king, they began suing for
peace, because their comw was supplied wil h
food' from that of the king. 21 But on a set day : :Ok ?
!,
Nerod" clothed himself with royal: raiment and 0"'1':1
sat down upon the judgment seatAand began *Rrtn:*B
giving them a public address. 22 In turn, the as-

,,,,,,,

?r

sembled people began shouting: "A god's" voice,

$;;:
and not a man'sYQ 2QstantEy the angel of
Jehovaha struck him.' because he did not give
$;&!y;",~
the glory to Godie and he became eaten up with jns115.1

1I
r:t'12
~
I.:"I
r
worms and expired.
'Is.k " .
24 But the word" of Jehovahbkwent on grow- L-6"+ I'
Ar. 1'1.20
ing and spreading."
~ I :'9:5
NR
25 As for Bar'na-bas' and Saul, after having ttk~';j!
fully carried out the reliefn ministration in Jeru- *iC,::;':;R
salem, they returned and took aIong with them 'A;.&~ij;,
one rrl:.m
John," the one surnamed Mark.*
bAc 1 I :27
1Z:'rA
Now in Antioch there were prophetsq A?
rr-, 12 1%
and teachers in the local congregation, +E!:'ir;':;!ll
Bar'na-bas as well as Symte.on who was called
Ni'ger, and Ltacius* of Cy-re'ne, and Man'n-en ,I,;':$,i;
~ v h owas educated with Heroda the district; : ' ;I l,';:
ruler,c and Saul. ' As they were publicly" mi n- .?illy! o:;,!
istering to Jehovahdk and fasting: the holy
!.?li3
spirit said: "Of all persons set Barrna.bas and A;?,:
Saul apart"for me for the tvork to which I have ;
:;';!.iq
called them." a Then they fasted and prayed
::$;
and laid their hande upon them and let them go. f;d2::2
* i\
a Jchuvah, J7=8*Ja~1~'8;
the Lord, KB12. b JehovnB, 5'18; Ood

13

J ~ ~ i s ~the~Lord,
~ t B.
i ~Literally,
;
',the te'tlarch"; n territotirtl
prince for the emperor. a Jehovah, d778.1a*'"1's;
thc Led, HUA

':'-1'

they sailed &Itray to Cy'prus.' U n d when they

yot to be in Snl'a.mis thcy began publishing"
1I1e word of G o d in the synagogues of the Jexvs.'
They ]lad John'. also as an attc~~rlant.
6 Wllcn thcy had gone through the whole
island as far as Pa'phos, they met up with a
ccrtain man, a sorcerer, a false p r ~ p h e t , ~a'
Jew whose name was Bar.je'sus, ' and he ~vas
wit11 t l ~ cproconsul"' Scrgius Paulus, an hlteEgent man. Calling BarFna.basand Saul to him,
t h i s mnn enrucstly sought to hear thc nford of
God. Wut El'y.mas thc sorcerero (that, in fact,
is the way his name is translated) began opposing them,' seeking to turn the proconsuln away
I1-nrn tlzc faith. I' S a ~ l who
, ~ is also Pauljg becorning filled wlth holy ~ p i r l t ,looked
~
at him
intcntly It'and snid : "0 man fuIl of evet-y kind
01 l'rnzid and every kind of villainy, you son af
the Dcvil,"' you enemyo of everything rightcous, will you net quit distorting the right waysr
of J e h a v ~ h ? ~"' Well, then, loolr! Jehovah'sc
hand" is upon you, and you will be blind? not
seeing the sunIig11tVfos a period of time."" Instnntly n thiclc mist and darlmcss fell upon him,
and hc went around secking men to lead him
33y the hand.* ' T h e n the
upon
scein~:whnt had happened, bccarne a believer,
as hr was nstoundsd' at the teaching3 of Jehovah.ll*
13 The men, together with Paul, now put out
to sea from Pa'phos and arrived at Perga in
pi~n1itirira2Wvrl.nor for thc Rotnsl~t Senntr. b Jebomh, J73.133
' gf,* l D l l T * fThe
u;
Lord>, XIzA
; the E*.nrtI, f Eh. C .E ~ ~ l t n v t ~ l i J

.ft.Emvr~It,,JT,';

the Lord, SU AT'gSyfl.

ACTS 13:14--24
396
ACrS 13:25-44
394
Pamnphyl'lla.eBut JohnWithdrew from them :f,"g;#
*Mtkz1 vance of the entry of that One,' had preached
and returned to Jerusalem. They, however,
*Rol:6
publicly to all the people of Israel0 the baptism
went on from Perga and came to Antioch In '
of those
But as John was pursu~
~
~
; repenting.a
~
Pi.sid'iaarind, going into the synagoguea on the 2;;:;;
ing
his
course,
he
would
bay: What do YOU
sabbatha day, they took a seat. l bAfter the pub- OAC1 8 : ~ ~
suppose
I
am?
I
am
not
heVb
But, look! one is
'
L
U
4:16
lic reading of t h e Law* and of the Prophets the
coming
after
me
the
sandals
of
whose feet I am
presiding oficers" of the synagogue sent out to
311 not worthy to untie.''
Lu 316
them, saying : "Brothers, if there is any wordo OR0 9:9
26 "Brothers, you sons of the stock of Abraof encouragcmentoA for the people that YOU ~
f
~ ORo4:i~
~
j those
~ others among YOU who fear
hama
and
have, tell it.'' l a Sa Paul rose md, motioningo$
;
?
:
,
* P ~ God,
l ~the~ word" of this salvation has been sent
A C 21:40
with his hand, he said:
ckft10:6
forth to US> 3 Far the inhabitants of JerusaLU21:47
"You Israelites and YOU others that fear God, nc
and their rulerso did not know this One,'
*
p
;
;
&
,
hear.' l7 The God of this people Israel choseo aao 8:33
.A C ~ : I;P lem
but,
when acting as juclges, they fulfilled the
our forefnthers, and he exailed the people dur1cu 2 3
things
said by the Prophets0 which are read
ing their temporary stay in the land of Egypt
mhc 16:13 aloud every Sabbath
2B and, although they
and brought them out of it with an uplifted
6:g
found
no
cause
for
death:
they demanded of
arm.@'#And f o r a period of about forty years"
Xc8c 1 ~ : l a Pil~te
that he be executed.g When, now, they
AbIr 15:13
he put up wjth their manner of action in Zl~e. ~u;~tI; :s~ L
had accomplished all the things written about
wilderness, l o After destroyjng seven nations in
Q JF oh
.I~1 9 ~ 5
him;
they took him down from t h e stakErnand
+I.U w : a I
the land of Canaan: he distributed the land to
5011 19:36 laid him in a memorialo tomb.'
But God raked
I
:
them by lot: all that during about four hunhim
up
from
the
dead;'
and
for
many days
~'$~$o
dred and fifty years.
mh!l 2s:fi
*J 216
he
became
visible
to
those
who
had
gone up
524
"And after these things' he gave them judges
@ M L ~ , ; ~with hlm from Gal'i.leea to Jerusalem, who are
$",
&?
until Samuel the prophet.' " But from then on
'MtZB:T6
AC 1.3
now his tyjtnesses to the people." S 2 And RO \we
;;;
they demanded a king: and God gave them 2;:;
-11o13:~
Ac3:15
am declaring ta You the good news about the
a
;
:
m
2:4
Saul son of ICish, a man of the tribe of Benja- ~ ~ , g g : z o
1Cn 1 5 5
promise
made to the forefathers," that God
1
:
min? for forty years.0 " And after removing O Y ~ O11:1
llu G:13
OAc 17:7
has
entirely
fulfilled it to us theird children in
him,' he raised up f o r them David as klng,om*1Sa 1a:i
A R c 1:4
that he resurrected J e s ~ seven
; ~ as it is written
respecting whom he bore witness and mid: 'I :k?&?%
in
the
second
psalm,
'You
are
m y son, I have
have found David the son of Jesse,' a man 0253.7'12
1s2li:l
t
agreeable to my heart,Ob lvlla will do all the :2;\6&4
alCo 4:15 become your Fathef this day.'O And t h ~ fact
4
9
4
things I purpose.'" 2z From the offspringuof this Cu
that he resurrected hlm from the dead destineda
no 11:~s
b Ps 2:7
rnm according to his promisec God has brougF~C 4 .:a
ktcb 15 no mom to return to corruption, he has stated
JIsb 5 5
3:l
t o Israel a savior," Jesus, " daft John,o in ad- OnIt
lAu 16:M
in this way: 'I will give YOU people the loving-

.,

'J","87z1:,

I\,

aJ3uring about four hmdred nnd flfty years. And after these
thkgs, xBhCVg.

.Literally, %aptism of repentance!' b Or, "What roo Buppoue I

am 1 am not,'! a Or, "tree." * TO us theirr SJTP;to our* HUACDYg.

ACTS 1 3 : 3 W 5
398
kindnesseso of David rvhvhlch are dependable.'+ FT% !$:
FIccne he also says in another psalm, You
,
will not grant your man of loving-kindness to
see corruption.
F o r Davld,Qn the one hand, '2
served the express will of God in his own gener- **c 2::j.I
ation and fell asleep3 in death md was laid ' l c o ~ ~
with his forefathers and did see corruption.' u ~ ~ \ ~ ; ~
" 011the other hand, he whom God raised up
*AC 2:a7
did not see corruption.*
1Co 15:61
38 '"et it therefore be known to POW, broth~
ers, that through this One a forgivenessoof sins 3 A 16:fa
ir being publishedr to
"and that from all ;$!:;?
the things from which you couId not be de- ~ ~ 2 . i : a
Ac 6:31
clared ' guiltless by means of the lawo of Moses: ono
zm13
everyone who believes is declared gujltless by AIL
Q R2
IU:,
~:1%
means of this 0ne.O 4DThereforesee to it that &
:
what is said in the Prophetst does not mme , E ~ ; ; ~ ~
upon YOU, 'Behold it, you scorners, and won;;2221:14
;:;
der at it, and vanish away, because I am work- krsn
ing a work in YOUR daysgoa work which YOU onoi.r:ai
will by no means believe even if anyone relates
1
m ~ a 1:s
b
it l o YOU in detajl.' "O
42 Now when they were going out, the peo- LXX
ple began entl~atingfor these matters to be
spoken" to them on the following sabbath: pi;#;?
I
i:iSo after the synagogue assemblyo was dis- 0 n c l n - s
solved, many of the Jews ant1 of the proselytes
who worshiped Goda followed Paul and Bar/na.bas," \r~hoin speaking to them kgan urging.
&;:;:;:
them to continue in the undeserved kindness
EIeh 12:15
of GOddU
41 The next sabbath nearly all the cityo gath- i ~ ~ s : r a
ercd together t o hear the word of Jeh0vah.W ~I S ~~ : I <a P I~ ~
'"When the Jews got sight of the cmwrls, they ''C1.':Z1
jm

0bIL

mjlge4:13

'

14

,, ,:,,

a
b

Wlro wor~lifppd (feared) God, SgP; Who feared Jehovah, P',

Jeliuvl~lt, Jl70larnRrgin; the Lord, HA; Gad, BRyp.

ACTS 13:4&14:2
were filled with jealousy and began blasphe"RO 2:zd
m o u s 1 ~contradicting the things being spoken
by Pau1.O And so, talking with boldne~s,'~
Paul
Ac17:5
and
Bar'na-bas
said:
"It
was
necpssary
for
the
nc 18:s
ntl ~ o : s r word of Ctad to be spoken first to YOU.* Since
II'C 3:4
Jude10
YOU are thrusting if' away from Yorr and do
Ik8
not judge yoursclvcs worthy of everlasting3
,IC .I :2F
life, loolr! we turn to the nations," * l a I n fnct,
g,':::jf&
" M L ~ J : ~
Jehovahn has laid commandment up011 us in
IAU 7:30
onc2l;.ls
these
words, 'I have appointed you ns a ljghtO
"1~3.53:s
.
of
nations,"
for you to be a salvation to the
It0 l lb
most distnnt part of the earth.' "*
RO 10 rg
OIsa -12:6
48 Whcn those of the nations heard this, they
*Im.ia:s
I\C 1:s
began to rejoiceg and to glorify the word of
Jello~all,~'
R I I ~all those who were rightly disll:ls
2'1'11 I :12 posed for everlasting life became I>elje~ers.~
hi:" 3 - 3
*= Furthcrmor~,the word of Jehavafi""' \vent on
Ir IS^
isn ?:13
1:1o being carried thlmughout the wllole c0untry.O
V 11c ~ . J : R G
But the Jc\vs' stirred up the reputable women
A
1 :
nc 1 4 : ~
who worshiped God1]and the principal men of
OAc2?:4
the city, and they raised up a persecutionow
SAcla:5
2r13:11 against Pnul and Bar'na.bas md threw them
outside their boundaries. These shook the dust
'MtJb:14 off their feet against them" and went to 1.~0'tu 9:5
AC 1Y:8
ni.um, " Ancl t t ~ cdisciples continued to be filled
w t ~ : I Z with joy" and holy spirit.
,roll1G:22
1'1 h X:G
Now in I.coki.um* they entered together
' Y I l 3:ll
UAC 13:s
Into l l ~ esynagogueu of the Jews and
spoke in such a manner that a grcat multitude
"ac i7:d
of both Jews and GreeIrsA became hllevers.
17:13
But the Jewso that did not believe stirrcd upq
OAa 13:&
and wrongly influenced the souls of people of
399

Jehomh, J T , * . ' 7 ; tho I ~ r d HBA.

,
b Jehowh, J73.R~'3.'8.'nmar~jn;
I11c Lord. HAVE: Clod. I3DSvP. c dehor-ah. J : I ~ - ~ * - "the
. ' ~ :Lorrl.
KBAY~S~V
d .\lt'bo rr.~iwtti~c?d(feared) ~ o d ,Syp; &]to &ear~ri
,Jr~llevnh,JT1311s.

ACTS 14 :3--14

400
the nations against the brothers.' "erefore
+b15:31
they spent considerable time speaking with
boldness2 by the authority of Jcltovah,:lAwho WSACe 1896
4:2
borc witness to the word of his undescrved kind- p;:&
ness by granting signs and wonc1cr.s to occur rAc5:12
ihroug1-1thelr hands." However, the multitude;%;,"
of the c i t p was divided, and some were for the OAc21:30
Jews but others fox the apostles, Now when
a violent attempt took place on the part of both
peopIc of the nations and Jews with their rulers, to trcat them insolently and peIt thcm with
stones," " they, on being informed of it, fled* ,'T:$i:
to the cities of Lyc.a.ohi.a, Lys'tra and D~r'be* ~ ~ ~ 1 0 : 2 3
und the country round about, and there they
O ~ C OI:IT
went on declaring the good news.'
8 Now in Lys'tra there was sitting a certdn
mnn disabled in h
i
s feet, lame from his mother%' M J O ~ ~ and
, * he had never walkecl at all. %!;?
T h i s man was listening to Paul speak, who on
looking a t him Intently and seelng he had faitho $
' :;
to be made well,b lo said with R loud voice: Mr1:do
"Stand up erect on your fect."And h e sprrtng *Eze*I.
C
up nnd began walking.ml1 And the crowds, scc- ~ A 3:s
ing ivl- at Paul had m e , raised their voices, say17s
ing in the Lye-a-o'ni-antongue: "The godsz* =*=
~ A rs:aa
C
have become like men and have come down to Ac 28:6
us!" a And they went t o calling Bar'nn-bas
"ZCUS",~" hut Paul "Her'rnes",~ since he was # A c B : l l
the one taking the lead in spealcing. I%nd the
priest? of Zew,c whose temple* w a s before the :Fz;$&T
city,''brought bulls and garlands to the gates and
was desiring to offer sacrifices" with the cro-ivds. 3m*46
14 Kowcver, when the apostles Dar%na.bas
Jel~avnlt, J71B11701a;
the Lard, NnA. b Or, "to bo snead." Or,
".Jit'pibtc!r," d Or, "~Ier'cu.i~.''aLitrrnlly, " ~ ~ ~ lwas
r o befor0 the
a

city,')

zzg

401
ACTS 14: 1&23
and Paul heard of it, they rippedAtheir outer

garments and leaped out into the crowd, crying

out '%d saying: "Men, why are you doing
PAC1Q:Z these things? We aha are human creaturesP
+Jan 5:17 having the same infirmities' ns YOU do, and are
declaring I l ~ egood news to YOU, for YOU to turn
from thcse vainmthings to the living God," who
$;:: 17.31
:2;21
made the heavenDand the eartha nnd the sea
" E X m:11
I's:+I~;
andall
thething~inthem.'~In
thepostgeneraA C 4 2.8
tions he permitted all the nations to go on in
.ps .its: 12
17:30 their ways," " although, indeed, he did not leave
1 1'C 4: 'I
himself without witnessQin that hc clid good,Ou
an0 lIJ.1A
onc 2:7:2
giving you rains"" from h e a v ~ nand fruitful
nnc 1 7 : ~ ~
seasons, filling YOUR hearts to thc full with food
1 I
a1,c 2r;:.i
1 IP
7 4 nnd good cheer."q l a And yet by saying these
Jt;!,ss:ln
o h n In things they scarcelyrestrained thec~vlmdsfrom
sacrificing
:.11~ri.1:!2
;:,'.%
:1 1 ) B u t Jtoe tthem
vs&v&fromhtiochandI.~o'P 1's l.I:b: LU
h r t 5:13 nl-urn and won over the crowds,' and they
b A c 17:13
stoned Paul and dragged him aulslde the city,
m&C: E!2, imagining he was dead." 2VHowtsvcr, when the
9:25
clisciplcshsurrounded him, he rose up and entcrcd into the city. And on t h e next day he left
* A c m
with Bar'nn-bas for Der'be." " And after declaring the good news to that city and making
* ~m:19
t
q ~ i i t ca few disciples* thcy returned to Lys'tra
and to Xoco'ni.um and t o Antloch, strengthen,,,
ing the souls of the dlsciplcs," cncouraginf
?;F. f&J :$~;] I them
to remain in the faith and saying: "We
Rn F1.17
~ 1 . 1~ : I I must enter into the kingdom of God through
mc
mnny tribt21ati~ns."~"
33 Morcovcr, they appointCAC 15:a
ed
older"
men
to
officee
for them 3n the congrctrtt 1 : s
0 . q ~15:a
gation'
and,
offering
prayer with fastings,"
CAC 27,7
*a:llzi:i:l~they committed them to Jahovah"' in whom
they had become believers.
m d t .

,,:,,

"chornh,

J i ~ ~ t ~ fhe
J o ;Lard,

HBA.

ACTS 14:24-15 :5
402
403
ACTS 15:6-16
24 And they went through Pi.sid'l.a and came
,
,
:
,
lieved rose up from their seats and said: 'Ttis
into Pam.phy1'i.a: z5 and, after speakinge thc OAc Io.6
necessary to circumciseothem*and charge them
" A C 112
QAr
16:s
word&in Pexga, they went down to At.ta.li'a.
-I,:v 1 2 : ~ to
~ obscme the law of Moses.""
1.c 1 2 3
?"nd
from there t h q sailed off for bntioch,' *AC13:"
6 And the apostles2 and the older men gathottU 1 : ~
where they had been entrusted t o the undeered together to see about this affair. 'Now
13
servedc kindness of Gad for the work they hnd
wWl:l
when much disputing had taken place, Petera
ltico
i8:10
now fully perforrned.~
rose and said to them: "'Brothers, YOU well
27 When they had arrived and had gatheredo @Re 16:la
know that from early days God made the choice
the congregation together, they proceeded to
among YOU that through my mouth people of
recotmt' the many things Cod had done by *,hg::;$,
the nations sllould hear the word of the good
means of them and that he had opened to the
~ A C I O M news and believe;' *and God, who knows the
Ae 11:17
nations the dooP tob faith: Z*So they spent gffE,::;z
heart," bore witnma by giving them the holy
M I C2~~
ITO
16
!1
not a little time with the disciples.
spirit: just as he did to us also. And he made
?pl:A/tm
2Ca 2 1 2
And certain men came down from Ju- ;jJ;;j
at all between usu and them, but
. ~ ~ l ~ dnoi l distlnctlon
~
hl: 1 l : l s
de'a" and began to teach the brothers: ;a;i-;,:;];2
purified
their
hearts by
'Wow, therenC:n 3:2H
Irim,r
lo 11
"Unless YOU get c i l ' ~ m e i ~ eaccording
d~
to the nln
Core,
why
are
you
making
a
test
of God by imIro 2:zn
11'0 1 :na
custom of Moses,' YOU cannot be saved." 'But c:ns:;:
t l s t . n ~ : l ~ posing upon the neck of the disciples a yokeo0
when there had occurred no little dissension ! ~ ~ ~ ] ' & ~ 4 ,M I, 2:3:4
which neither our forefathers nor we were caI
and disputing by PaulD and Bar'naabasg with ;j:!AJ!12::jip
pable of bearing?' l1
On the contrary, we trust
+(:ll
{;it 2:lo
:+:lo
them, they arranged for Paul and Bar'na.bas 'Y:;\;:',O,
53.11 to get saved through the undeserved kindness'
':17
and same others of them to go up to the apos- LC I Z : : ~
of the Lord Jesus in the same way as those
tlesm and older3 men in Jerusalem regarding ,;iTl;$,
* ~2o:za
t
people also.""
tin 2:1
this question.'
12 At that the entire multitude became silent,
3 Accordingly, after being conducted part 'Ac 16:4
and they began to listen to Bar'na.bas and Paul
way by the congregation," these men continued
m n c ~ s : ~ drelate the many signsg and wonders that God
$!;:;?;"
1 ~ did
9
on their way through both Ph0e.ni'ci.a and
through them among the nations." l a After
Sarnariap relating in detail the conversion of " ~ t 3 Q : s
one a:ls they quit spesldng James" answered, saying:
people of the nations,' and they were causing *;:;$
*A= lz:l7
"ErOthers, hear
Sym'e.onc has related
nhc I1:13
great joSp to all the brothers." ' On arriving in
ZhamughIy
how
God
for
the first t h e turned
~ P C
1:1
:i
Jerusalem they were kindly receivedA by the ,;io;..r,1~21:r~
his attelltion to the natjons to take out of them
congregationE and the apostles and the older m*nc20:m
npmple for his name. IbAnd with this thetvords
men, and they recolmted the many things God
" ~ ~ ~ , " ;of~ Othe Prophet% agree: just as it is written,
!5 J ~:P:- r l ~l a. ,l'After
~
had done by means of them.b " Yet, some of o * C a l : l o
these things I shall returnqand rebuild
those of the sect of the Pharisee@that had be- ""c23s
qico 4 : ~ the royal palace" of Dalid9 that has fallen
41~~33:m
down,* and I shall rebuild its ruins and erect it
a \jroril, BE) ; word o f Jehornh, J 3 7 ; ~vovord of the Lord, SAT'gSyl'.

,,,

0)

15

I
1

JO"

!(I

Orl ('of,"

or, "thc tent!'

ACTS G:17-27
404
again,' " in order that those who remain of the ' h B : u
men may earnestly seek J e h ~ v a h ,together
~
with people of all the nations, people who are
calIed by my name,b says J e h ~ v a h who
, ~ js doIng these things" lawhich he has known from L Xs:ia
X
of old.'d"l8 Hence my decision is not to trouble Lzj2i:1
those from the nations who are turning to God, *g; %:2,
but to write them to keep themselves free
from things polluted by idol9 and from fomi- CAI: I?i;!;m.16
catione"and from what is killed Nithout drainh g its bloodeA and from b1ood.O For from c~ts:n
1'Th 4:9
ancient timesf Moses has had in city after city ALC
17:13
those who preach him, because he is read aloud :;2;
17:IO
in the synagogues an every sabbath"'
1Sn 14:32
22 Then the apostles and the older men to- :$I:,:';"'
gether with the whole congregation favored $
' ;$?::
sending chosen men from among them to Antioch along with Paul and Bar'na-bas, namely,
Judas who was called Barrsab.bas@
and Silas,O Ei;
leading men among the brothers, 23 and by their
hand they wrote :
"The apostles and the older brothers to those
brothers in Antioch" and Syria and Ci.1l'ci.a" ;gn2ff
who are from the nations: Greetings! 34 Slnce
we have heard that some from among us have
disturbed YOU with speeches trying to subvert
YOUR souls, although we did not give them any
instructions,' '"we have come to a unanimous ~ a n.ls
2 : i
accord"and have favored choosing men to send
to you together with our beloved B&na-bas and OAC
b21'e 1:14
:1:15
Paul; as men that have delivered up their sot~lss4f';d:i:g
for the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.' 27 \Vc ;Qp;1z2
n~

:O

;:zy;
'E:
I.C

zi$'Pg

Jehovah, J8pU-lE;the Lord, KBA. b Or, "npon whom my name

a Jehovah, JT.q11-r8*20;
the brd, HBA Or,
"who hss been mabug these things known f m m of o l d . ' ~ O r ,
"from that which is strangIe-d." Or, "generations." g Or, ' ' l i v ~ e . ~ ~
ha8 been called."

ACTS 15:28-38
are therefore dispatchinf Judas and Silas: that
:
i
;$;$
~
v2Co 1 : ~they also may reporto the same things by word,
I'I'h 1:l
rrh I:] 2n For tl-le holy spiriP and we ourselves have
1 1 ' ~$:I2
favored adding no further burdeno to YOU, ex0I:nG:Z
0.1c~hlli:l3
cept these necessary things, '"to keep yourA<.1:32
selves free from things sacrificed to idolsuand
4;r. .2', x
jj;c:y,j;% from blood" and from things killed without
11-0s.1
drainlng their blooda' and from fornication." Xf
mc;c >! 1
L C :
~o~carefullykecpyourselvesfrvlmthesethings,b
I,<. l?:tll
bsn r4:sa YOU will prosper. Good health to YOU!''^^
I(:!\ 11.19
1'9 IR: 1
30 Accordingly, when these men were let go,
'1.1. 11:1.1
they wcnt down to Antioch, and: they gathered
6o
(,A3
.\,.?
5
the multiturlc together and handed them the
1 I V2.11:..I
s
letterqt I t After reading it, they rejoiced over
the
enc~uragcment.~
:'3 And Judas and Silas,
5
+ h c I 1 : ~ since they themselves were also prophets," enO I 1 r 1Y70
nn,: xi..;
couragcd the brothers with many a discourse
Ac 17:l
So, when they had
Rhc l:f:15 and strengthened them.'
*11eb11:31
f : ? r ~passed
~ ~ ~ ~some
y t h e , they were let go in peace*
by the brothers to those who had sent them
out.0 IHowwer, Paul md Bar'na-bas continued
'IAcla:l
spending
time In Antlocha teaching and declaralra 3R:4
I ~ l a l i t i : ~ jug, wit11 many others also, the good news of
2Co 11:7
the word of Jehovah.""
36 Now after some days Paul said to Bar'nabas: "Almv~all things, let us return and visit
0 3 D d r : n the bmthers in every one of the citiesQin which
OAc17:3
the zvorrl of Jehovahe1<
t o see how
Irlm 1:10 we publisI~Cd~
~ ~ , ~ : l ?they
: l ~ are,"
For
his
part,
M
n
a
.
b
a
s was deOAl. 12.1:
tertnined to take along also John: who was
called Mark.' Rut Paul did not think it proper
!
I'm 2 1 to be tnlcing this one along with them, seeing
405

, ,,,,

01; "f m m thinm strnngled." b Or, 'aPnr~n*~ll

!" e KBA omit
"But i t ~ccnlcdgood to Gilns ta m a i n t h m
fu~.thcr."-CX)Vfi(a") Syh* Jrlhovnh, Ji31'9- thc Lord, KBA;
Uod, Syp. Jchovnh, J7pBJ7*'a; the Lord, H ~ A God!
;
ST.
vewe 3.2, rcfiding:

ACTS 15 : 39-16 :8
406
that he had departed from them from Pemphyl'i.a3 and had not gone with them to the aAcls:l3
~vlork."At thiq there occurred a sl~arpburst
of ringer, so that they separated from each 0th- '~~~~~
er, and Bwkna.basxtook MarkGdong and sniIcd
away to Cy'prus." lUPauIselected Silasc" and . t c ls:n
went off after he had been entrusted by 1.11~
brothers t o the undeserved kindness of Jchavah,nn " But he went through Syrin nnd Cialip-'x',c\;?i:"
AAC 1uL5
cia, strengthening the congregations."
I
So he arrived at Der'be and also at Lys'- o$;i'::FL
tramaAnd, look! a certain disciple0 was 'j\c2n::m
~
~
t1tel.e by the name of Timothy,"'the son of zr be- ?
lieving Jewish woman but of a Greek father,"
?andhe was welIreportedon by the brothers in $;:,?I
Lys'tra and l.cofni.um. " Paul expressed the dc- ;:;:l,;:;!~
sirc for this man t o go out with him, and he ? 1-1 I:?
took him and circumcisedx him becausp of thc :?;'l:'?,:.'i1
Jews that were in those places, for one and all "?'2::li'li.'
lcnew that his father was a Greek. Now ns
they traveled an through the cities they moulcl
dc1ivcr to those there for observance the decrees that had h e n decided upon by the nposilcs m d older men who were in Jerusalem.' 'AE15:38
I
Thcl-cfore, indeed, the congregations cont in tied
to be made firm in the faith" and to increasc ",?,I,'i7;+
sl%'i!)
in number from day to day.
I
<I !l[le
I
6 Moreover, they went through Phryg'La and
tbc country of Ga.la'ti.a," becauseb ihcy were
;fj%%
forbidden by the holy spirit to speaka tllc wol'rX "AI' 1l:ls
In the district of Asiaao'Further, when get1;ing ':Ac24:18
down to My5'i.a they made efforts to travcl
inlo EinihynYi.a,D
but the spirit of J c s ~ ~
d1cl
s not c l p o l : l
permit them. So they passed Mys'i.a by and
I
* Jctrornll, J f l v l " t-he Lord, sBbD; God, T g ( c < ~ ) S y l *bur,
,
"nt~d."

407

:x:l;k:z

16

:!,z:::&

ACTS 16:9-17
@R"mm came down to Tro'asmAAnd during the nighte
a vi~ion~Qappeasecl
Ea Paul : a certain Mac.e.dot2-2:*
ni.m
man
was
standing
and beseeching him and
3 i'i 433
oAC
. u ~8.10
1 2 : 6 saying: "Stcp over into Mac.e.do'ni.a' and help
~ c i 6 : 3 0 US." w N ~ w
8s soon as hc h ~ seen
d
the vision,
2Co 12:l
. H ~15:26 we sought to go forth into Mac.c.dotniaa?drawing the conclusion that God had summoned us
2C0 2
1:"o
declare the good ncwrr to them,
11 Therefore we put out to sea Prom Tro'as
and came with a straight run to Sam'o,thrace,
but on the following clay to Ne.ap'o.lls, a"n'd
from
there to PhiJip'pi,"a colony, which is the
'TpK$j
~ cws~
*A
chief city of the district of Mnc.e.do'ni=a."We
continued in this city, spending some days,
Is And on the sabbatho day w e went forth out, side the gate beside a river' where we were
thinking there u-as a place of prayer, and we
uMt5:1
sat downa and began speaking to the women
that had assembled. l 3 And a certain woman
named Lyd'i.a, a seller of purple, of the city
*Re 1:11
of Thy.a.ti'rad and a worshiper of God,O was
listening,
opened~
her heart0+wide
~ ~
; and
~Jehovah'
; ~
t
o
pay
attention
to
the
things
being
spoken by
LU 24:45
1saso:a
C P 1:17
~
Paul. ISNo~vwhen she and her Itouschold got
Ey$h:i
$ baptized," she said with entreaty: "If you men
olCol:g
have judged me to be faithlul'" to J e h ~ v a h , ~ k
=&It10:40
.4c2;:1~ enter into my house and stay."" And she just
$2 made us come."
16 And it l~appenedthat RS we were traveling
.
to the place of prayer n certain servant0 girl
EgZ",;"2:&with a spirit,' a demon of dl~inntion,~'met us.
She used to furnish her mnsters with much
'7 This
t$2gg gainAby practicing the nrt of predi~tion.~
girl
kept
following
Paul
and
us
and
crying
out*
+
$2
a Jehovah, J"847118; the I ~ r d ,KRA. A Jehornh, Jt*e; the b&

~~~~~~~

'Esz
,s&$f$

RBA; God, n. Literally, "with a spirit of I'yLhoo?

'

ACTS 16:18-rn
408
with the words: "These men are s l a v e of the @m=:l6
Most High God, who are publishing to YOU the
rvny of salvation." l8 This she kept doing for
many days. Finally Paul got tircd of itmand "Mr
turned and said to the spirit: "I order you in
the name of Jesus Christ to come out of her."' "Mr
* ~1 ~t 1 s
And j t came out that very hour.'
19 Wcll, when her masters saw that their
hope of gain had left,* they laid hold of Paul *Ac19:25
and SiIarj and dragged them Into the marketplucen to the rulers,"
and, lcadlng them up OAC
OM^ 235
10:IS
to the civil magistrates, they sajd: "These men zco
1
are disturbfngAour city very much, they bejng Ai?\:5;17
Jews, " and they are publishing customsbwhiclr OEs3:8
it IS not lawful for us to take up or practice,
seeing rve are Romans."* '? And the cmrvd3 oAc19.n
rose up together against them; and the civil w;g;g
rnagbtmtes, after tearing the dothes off them,
gave the command to beat them with rods.' 'ITh a:a
ZsAfter they had inflicted many strjpcs upon
,
,
:
,
tkcm," they threw them into prisonjmorder- @Ac26:10
ing the jnjler to keep them secureIyml*
" Because "LU21:1a
he got such an order, he threw them into i h e ofig;fO
inner prisona and made their feet fast in the
~g\;;;g

.,

S~OCICS.*

Jer m.2

35.10
25But about the rniddIe of the nightP Paul OJab
P,QS
and Silas were praying3 and praising God with1:":!?:
song;' yes, the prisonerss were hearing them. ,JA",s$il,i:
2"uddenly a great earthquake0 occurred, so OReC:*2
15320
that the foundationsmof the jaiIo were shaken. @Ro
onit 1i:z
e'CO"g
Moreover, a11 the doorse were instantly opened,
and the bonds of all were loosened.* 27 The QAC4j3'
Ae 5 19
jailer, being awakened out of slccp and seeing hc12:7
the prison doors were open, drew his sword
and was about to do away with himself,"iimag-

"'z?z

Or,Liforumv;a place of publio gatheringu,

ACTS 16 :28-40
a"20:m ining that the prisoners had fled out." "But
Pnul called out with a loud voice, saying: "Do
*PPs:m not hurt yotarself,* for rve are all here!" 29So
he asked for lights and leaped in and, seized
OAolQ:m 'with tr7embling, he fell downU bcforc Paul and
Silas. And he brought them outside and said:
:?:83jA !t%2:t7 "Sirs, what must I dob to get s~ved?"OR 1 They
't'2.1~ said: "Believe on the Lord Jesus and you will
'Jflaj ~ " get
~ ~savedjP
\ ~ you and your household."' 32 And
they
spoke
the word of JehovahRk to him EoLrly 5 ; !I1
+AC 11 I I
gether with all those in his house." " And he
It Iqn ;tL1.!5
took them along in that hour of the nfgtlt and
I
@Av 10 ?A
hntlzed their stripes, and, one and all, he and
l~jswere baptized" without delay. a d And he
bmught
and set a tableQ
~
~
~
~them o into ~his house
"
before
them,
and
he
rejoicedn
greatly with all
t$$.!,G,:lO
1'. n:! 1
his
household
now
that
he
had
heIieved Cad.
1'9 1:1 5
1'3 3)
5
3
3
5
When
it
became
day,
the civil rnaglstrates'
Ho 5:2
dhpatched3 the constables t o say: "Release
1 1 ~ 1 ) :]:a
OAC I n:ao
those men," 38 SO the jailer reported thelr words
*AC 1,1.20
to Paul : "The civil magistrates have dispatched
men that YOU two might be released. Now,
OJ
dr18.8 therefore,
come out and go YOUR way in peace.''D
" But Paul said to them: "They flogged us pub
%g:g licly uncondemned, men who are Romans," md
threw us into prison; and are they now throwmRB0:4
ing us out secretly?' No, indeed! but let them
come themselves and bring us out."
So the
constables reported these sayings to the civil
rnagjstrates. These grew fearful when they
4ACaz:a9
h e a d that the men were R ~ r n a n s ."Conse~
quently they came and entreated them and,
after bringing them out, they requested them
I ~ came out
+Ei8,ii4 to depart* from the city, + * B Lthey
of the prison and went t o the home of Lyd'ta,
~Jehovak,J~#~J'J";
the Lord, P4%CDVgSyp; God, HB.
409

'1

ACrS 17:I@-18
411
ACrrS 17:1-9
410
'"c"*
10 Immediately by night' the brothers sent
and when they saw the brothers they encourFh2:4
both Paul and Silas out to Behroe'a,'Band these,
m ~ 51:13
g
aged' them and departed.
Lu 22:f-J
rol1owing their arrival, went into the spagome
They now travel4 through Am.phip'o.lis ;;oy;jr
of the Jews. " Now the lattcr were more nobleand Ap.01.lo'ni.a and came to Thes.sa.lo ITII :1:2
minded
than those in Thes.sa.1o.nirca,for thcy
ni'ca; wl~ere there was a synagogue of the - 1 ~ h 2 : l
wc~ivedthe word with the greatest rcadm
mess
Jews. SO according to PRUI'Scustom" he went
of
mind,
carefully
examining'
the
Scriptures"
rrsa
I,u M:IB
lt;:aO
inside to tllem and for three sabbathso h e rea- c ~ o l a : 1 6
" ~ : " , " ,dally
. ~ ~ l as to whether these things were so.
soned with them from the scripture^,^ "exzA~27:Z5
Therefore mnny of them became believers:
plainiog and proving by references that it was
""cls:ao and so did not a few of the rc;putabIe0 GreeIr
:A;:C I ; I ~ I
necessary for the Christ to suffer* and to rise ;P
O*c 21:27
lG:13
women and of the men, 11' But when the JCWS~
from the dead: and saying: "This is the Christ:
from Thes.sn.lo.ni%a learned that the word of
this Jesus whom I am publishingC to you." As :p&l;la
God was published also in Be-roe'a by Paul,
a result some of them became believers' and
they came there also t o incitcrl and agitateAthc
?
associated themselves with Paul and Silns,' and g:;?;:{
P*i ,:I!)
*Ac 11:2
masses. " Then the brothcrs immediatdy sent
a great multitude of the G m k s who worshiped gG g,"i$
tMt ro:23 Paul off to travel as far as the sea;"bt
both
God and not a few of the principal warnen dld so. cal$:iy
Silns and Timothy rernnjncd behind thcre.
5 But the Jews, getting joaIous," took into :g;;/;j;
However, those conducting Paul brought him
lc:la
their company certain wick4 men of the
as
far as Atl~ensand, after receiving a commarket-place idlers and farmed a mobo and y ; ; ; g
mmdGfar Silns and Timothy.' to come t o him
",:-$ITh3:2
:;
proceeded to throw the city into an uproar:
E;;:~
as qliickly as possible, they departed.
And they assaulted the house of Ja'son"d
0~~23.3.1
16 Now while Pad was waiting for them In
went seeking lo have them brought forth to '$$:?:
Athens,
his spirit within him came to be irriW
A
C
l;l:.13
the rabble. " When they did not find them they *Ac IC *70
tated* at beholding that the city was full of
g
:
:
dragged Ja'son and certain brothers to the city ,&~~:';, '
oRo2:22
id01s.~ Consequently he began to reason In
rulers,a crying out: "These men that have upthe
?
~
~
~
$ @ synagogue' with the Jews' and the otl~er
set' the iuhnbited3 earth nre present here also,
?
;
;
p
T
people
who worshiped God nnd every day in
and Ja'son has received them with hospitality. :
A~ 1r;:so
"m1:20 the market-place"with those who happened to
And all these men act in opposition to the debe on hand. "But certain ones of both the
crees" of Caesar,b3 saying thcre is nnother Omnr4:11
AC~S:IA
*lCol:m
Ep.i.cu.re'an
and the Sto'ic philosophers" toolr
l ~ i n gJesus."
,~
They indeed agitated the crowd 1;?$:;7
"lcol:ao to conversing with him controvessially~ and
and the cily rulewhen they heard these
some would say: "lVhat is it this chatterer
things, * and first after taking srrffcicnt SWU- ~ " , " ~ y i 2 ~ ~
A
1
C
0
4
:
1 h o ~ ~like
l d to tell?"* Others: "He seems to be
rity" "from
Ja'son and the others they let them ONU30:2
oJoh1a:21 a, publisl~ersf foreign dejties,'babThis was bego*
cause he was declaring the good news of Jesus

17

LiZernDy, "tha pol'i+tnrehs," Thcse were governor6 o f the citiecna.

Or, "tlle ~ m p ~ r oc~Or,
, " "bail."

ACTS 17119-27

412
and the resurrecti~n.~So they laid hold of Q*eaa:e
hlrn and led him to the Ar-e.opra-gus,asaying:
'Can we get to know what this new t ~ a c h i n g ":J~
","h6;?z9
is which is spoken by you? 20Foryou are in- ;: :;:$
trodctcfng some things that are strange' to our i;rzm$
ears. Therefore we desire to get to know what 410 8:12
these things purport to be." In fact, all Athcnians and the foreigners visiting there wo~lld
spend their leisure timemat nothing but telling w 4 : 4
something or listening to something new." "Co 1:m
z 2 Paul now stood in the midst of thc Ar.e.op'a-

ACTS 17:28--18:3
For bya him we have life and move and
even as certain onesb of the poetsa
mcos:17
a% ~ 3 2 9
co11:17
among
YOU
have said, 'For we are aka his
A T l t 1:12
progeny.' z* Seeing, tirerefore, that rve are the
progeny of God, we aught not to imagine that
QAc":s the Divine Being Is like gold" or sllver or stone,
like something sculptured by the art and conTrue, God has overlooked
F22E$8 trivance of
the times of such ignoranceja+yet now he js
yi!o,
,
l
$p
ria 3:25
telling mankind that they should all everywhere
repentma Because he has set a dayo in
*AO 1 7 : ~
gusn*and said:
E
g
:
;5
4
7
m24:5
which he purposes to judge' the inhabited3
"Men of Athens, I behold that in all things
@Ro1:17
earth in rightmusness" by n man whom he
YOU seem to be more given to the fear of Ihe
=PsE l 3
~ 9 3 : 9 has appointed, and he has furnished a marnJPr60:m
than others are. z3 For instance, while
Joh 5:22
~ ~ r o : s aanteec to all men in that he has ~ s m t e d *
passing along and carefdly observing Yawn oh#Job 1195
him from the dead."
2:23
jccts of devotion I also found an altar on which1
Ac 1353
32 Well, when they heard of a resurrection
had been inscribed 'Ta an Unknown God',.""~ - $ ~ ~ + ~ a o Rn 6:s
of the dead, some began to mock,* while others
Therefore what YOU are unkno~vingly~
giving ,I;:$$;
;:i!:$;'
said: "We will hear you about this even another
godly devotion to, this I am publishing to YOU. +:;$131~;4
time." 33 Thus Paul left their midst, but some
The God that made t h e world and nll the things 1>8i.i1i:13
men joined themselves to him and became beIn it, being, as this One is, Lord of heaven A I I ~ ;:1"2:'j'
mllu !I 17
lievers, ad among whom also wen? Di.o.nys'i.us,
cnrth," does not dwell in handmade temple^^^ O A c 1!1.!?7
a
of the court3 of the Ar.e.op'a.gus,aoand
z5neither is he attended t o by human hands' ?k*f,"i;fj
;gg:g a judge
woman named Damfaaris,and others besides
as jf he needed anything,* because he himself "'~51:,12
them.
gives to all persons lifec* and brratho and all
things, za And he made out of one man.' every
Mter these things he departed from
*1i;;;;;"
nationv of men, to dwell upon the entire surAthens and came to Corinth, $ A n d he
face of the earth,' and he decreed the appointed *I :la s
found
a
certain Jew named Aq'uLlaP a native
&::!;!: ICQ 16:19
sensonsmand the set Umits of the dwelling of m ~ ~ : ~ ~ 1 7
of
Pontus
who had recently come from Italy,+
2T1 4.19
.I lC :1o:m
ORO 16:3
men," a 7 for them to seek God,* if they might 1!130
and
Pris.cllW
his wife, bccause of the fact that
4:29
0 Heb 13:24
grope for hlm and really find him,* althougl~,.~:;~;"~~,
CXaudiuso had ordered all the Jews to depart
UACII:B
qT11:l7 from Rome.+ So he went to them %d
in fact, he is not far off from each one of us. f&r?;$3
on ac-

zr;:yi;3

Or, "IIill of A'rcs; Mars Hill." b8e~ar8arpovearhpaug (ded.si.da(.

~ n o . m s . t r % o ~ ~ sKBA;
),
su.per.sti.ti.o.si,ar'ss, Vg. Demons wcro
thought to be deities, not disc-onrt~ousl
y.

413

18

Or, 4Ein."b41Certnin ones," nnmclg, A.ra'tua, of Ci.1i'ci.a; and

Paul's quotation from him is fmnl tIic beginning of his Phenonrsaa;
and &o Glean'thes, ia his IIgrntt to Xetie. Or, "faith." d Or,
"fi.o.nys'i.m, an Ar.e.opt&gitc."

ACTS 18:4-I3

415

414

ACTS 18:14-24

God."
But as P ~ u lwas going to open his
count of being of the same trade he stayed at
*Acla:12
mouth, GaI'li.on said to the Jews: "If it were,
their home, and they worked," for they were mf;oT+
Indeed, some wrong or a wicked actg of vlllainy,
tentmalcers by trade. "owever, he would give l m r hi:!~
12;;
0 Jews, I would i ~ ~ i treason
h
put up patiently
a talk in the synagogue' every sabbath and
with YOU. '"ut
if it is controversies over
would win over Jews and Greeks.
speech" and names" and the l a w h m o n g YOU,
5 When, now, both Silasc*and Timothy' came ;ipJi;!
P,:t;:,Tt;
~ J u 1
~ s
I : ~you yourselves must sctj to it. I do not wislq to
down from Mac.e.do7ni.a,Paul began to be in;r
" R O 9 : V b r a judge0 of ihcse things." In With that he
tensely occupied with the word, witnessing to I I*)I;m
3:tl
+*FZJ:l0
draw them away from the judgment* sent. l a So
t h e Jews to prove that JMUS is the Christ.' T;gI&
'lCD
f hey all laid hold of Sos'the.nes3 the presfding
But after they kept on opposing and speaking ECOl I:R
omcer
of the synagogue and went to henting
abusively,BAhe shook out his garments0 and ail>o.i:d
I
"hem : ~hiin in front of the judgment seat. But Gal'l1.o'
10:14
said to them: "Let YOUR blood' be upon Youn OMt
nc 1:t:al
I
would not concern himself at alS with these
own headsacI am clean.- From now on I will $.ty:+(:o
things.
'1';dclH:13
I.:ZO
33:4
go to people of the nations."' Accordingly hc
18 However, nfter staying quite same d ~ y s
transfe~*rcd
from there and went into the house
longer, Paul said good-bye to the brothers md
of a man named Titius Justus," n worshiper ot A I :lR:,1C;
~[~:%G
procc~dedto sail w a y for Syria,# and with him
God, whose heuse was adjoining the synagogue. A c m::?
Pris.cil'la
and AqYtl-la, as he had the hair of his
*NU
,
,
~
:
I
H
But Crispus' the presiding officer of the syna:ji'l
'"0 * b 1
llcad clipped short' in Cm'chre-aePn- for 11c lznd
gogue became a beLicver in the Lord, m d so
O d i c lfl::I3
"NU r ~ : j
a VOW.* I:' SO they arrived at Eph'e.sus,'j and he
did a11 his l~ausehold.And many of the Corln. N U t;!')
left
them there, hut he himself entered into t l ~ e
A
a
2
~
e
~
:
1
1
thiansl that heard began to beIievc and be bapA t I'r:2
+zu9:1;1 s y n a ~ o g u e 9 n dd r e a n d with t h e Jews. 'O AItized. 'Moreover, by night tile Lord said to a,c
tllough they kept requesting him to remain lor
1
w p !hi7
PattlA through a vision:c "Have no fearPobut "Iltl,
1 1 :N
n longer time, he ~voulrlnot consent but said
g,\i$hy:P
keep on speaking md do not quiet down, I0 be- ;EY 3:12
%o::1!) good-bye' and told them: "I will direct my
cause I am with youo and no man will assault ~ ~ ~ ~ : i ? l o It0 3.111
ICO (!:In course back t o aov again, if Jehovahhlt is willyou so as to do you injury, because I have many !;.*f:;
1120 lii:7
I-IPI, th:s Ing."" And he put out to sea from Eph'e.susq
2Y.2D
people in this city.'' l1 So hc staycd set them a
. Izn:
4:~ts ~
*' and came down to Caes.a.re'a. And he went
mH
year and six months," teaching among them the
#nc 11::: up':* and greeted the congregation, and went
Ac 21:1s
word of God,
*cal:2
down to Antioch. ; " A n d t v h e n h e had passer1
L>A 4:14
12 Now while Gal1i.o was proconsula' of bhc13:T
Ac 1R:,%
a n c ~ r ir;
some
time there h e departed and went irom
r . I m 1~. ' q ~
A-cha'ia," the Jews rose up wjlli one accord
IIC 15.'?2
place
to
place Ih1-ough the cotmtry of Ga.1a'tl.a"
m
~
c
~
~
:
l
~
against Paul and led him to the judgment seat:
E A C I!I 1L 2
and
Phrygri.a,[]
stwngthcning" all the cIiscipIes.
IJsaying: "Contrary t o the larv this person
TIL 3 : l : i
24
NOW
a
certain
Jctv named A.pol'los,F) a
OAc
leads' men to another persuadonyn warshipil~gWm Ah Cc 2-4:~
N:R
I

"ill.

,,:,,

,,,,

k<s::,:riR
I

'

p~vlvir~rinl
governor for the Ronlnn 6c11at~.
b The Roa~aapmvince of m n t h c r ~Crecee,
~
with its rnpitnl at Cbiinth.
aA

Thr

p n ~ t p r t iP C I L ~ Oof~ ~Cori~lli.

To Jcrr~snlrln,nppmnentlg.

Jcbovah, J I P ; God, HDATfiSyP.

2+

417
ACTS 19~7-16
ACTS 18:25-19:6
416
rrdiclb:44 upon them, the holy spiritn came upon them,
native of Alexandria, an eloquent man, arrived
"Ro 3:13 and they began speaking with tonguesM and
in Eph'e-sus, and he was well versed in the
'AE2I:s
prophe~ying.~
?All together, there were about
Script~res.~' This man had been orally in- p l ~ o ~ ~ ;
2:4
d\c ln:46
twelve
men.
structedmin the ivay of Jehovahaic and, as hc was
1t:u 12:lO
u:(~
1.1:~
8 Enterjng into the ~ynagogue,~he spoke
aglow with the spirit," he went to speaking nnd ;$o$2:g
*no 12:u
with boldnessa for three months: givlng talks
teachhg with some correctness the things about
L:-1-u
h;:,
and using persuasion concerning the kinMorn'
Jesus, but k i n g acquainted with only the bnpAr 13:a
17:~ of God. l*But when some went on hardening
tisrnu of John. And this mnn started to speak *Ac1*3
I \ C 3S:4
+ A ~ 1 : 3 themselves and not believing," speaking injuriboldlp in the synagogue. When Pris.cilrla and aAclg:8
nr
, 12 ~~ ~~ 2 ~3ously
: ~ 1 about the Way' before the multitude, he
Aq'ui.la0 heard him, they tool< him into their
WYI ::I5
withdrew from them' and separated the discompany and expounded the way7 of God more 0 h c 2 R : a
"I\C O,
:,
P:, ciples from them,' daily giving tallcs in the
correctly to him. 27 Further, because he was
school nuditorium of Ty.rmtnus.fi l o Thls took
li:lo
desiring to go across into Atha'ia: the brothttAll(!l;:&lT
ti:n place for two yearsjn so that all those inhabitersF wrote the disciples, exhorting them to re- @ R Q ~ : =
z 1'113.10
3:6
ing the district of Asin" heard the word of the
wive Ilim kindly. So when he got there, I I ~
~ i18.4
2.lrl
10
r
Lord, h t h Jews and Greelcs.
greatIy helpedP those who Irad believed on ac- u C O ~ : ~
n n ~ 20:31
AN
:1:15
11 And God kept performing extraordinary
count of God"'' undeserved kindness;' :R for *Job
b"e1Q:3
works of power through the hands of Paul,O
with in tensity he thoroughly pmved the Jews
so t h ~ teven cloths and aprons were borne
to be wrong, ~21iEehe clemonstrated publlcfy L~ 2ws
14
from his body to the ailing people' and t h e dlsby the Scripturesa that Jesus was the Christ." g9f;:3 +Fft::j
~ c 5 : 1 5 eases left them, and thc wjcked spirits came
In the course of events, while A.pol'losC' ?A:O,:g
mMtlO:l
l"But certain ones of the traveling Jervs
was in CorintR, Paul went through the ~ ? ~ ~ ~ "t
: :"m~ ~W ~ Qpracticed the casting out of demons' also
inland parts and came down to Eph'e-sus,' and kpc;l$
undertoolr to name thc name of the Lord Jefound somc disciples, and ha said to them:
F$;~A
SUS" over those having the wicked spirits, gay.
t
;
"Did you receive holy spjrjtn when YOU became ~ A 1m.4
c
*AC I G : I ~ ing: "1 solemnly charge" YOU by Jesuso whom
1C O 3:s
believers?" They said to him: "Why, we have *lC016:8
ohfr 5:7
PauI preaches." " Now there were seven sons
never hcard whether there Is a holy spirit.''' ?<
:?";,
of a certnin Sce'va, a Jewish chief priest, doing
And he said: "In what, then, were you hap- ,:;:;f
this.
"But in answer the wicked spirit said to
tized?" They said: "In John'so baptism."" '.flu1 :;T ;&
them: "I. Imow JesusAand I am acquainted with
said : "Jolm baptized with t hc baptismDof those f f i;
1.a 4:34
~;;,
Paul;@but who are YOU?" ' T i t h that the man
repenting,@'telling the people t o believe in the h t r l':d
OAr 16:17
A c 1:5
in whom the wicked splrit was leaped upon
one coming after him: that is, in Jesus." On ~ , I ~ l:15
I I
' M t m
them,'
got the mastery of the h o b of them, and
hearing this, they got baptized"in the name of
@nlrI4:51 prevailed against them, so that they fled naked'
the Lord Jesus.' "nd when Paul laid his hands* :~~~~~~
*%

:.1\c

:\L.

'e:~;719

,,,

19

.e;:"f:?

Jel~ovnh, J7fe*1311811fl; tho Lord, UBA.

"baptism of r~pentance.~~

a&,

b Litaally,

'"hc.."

Liter-

11 am. t o 4 p.ri~.b Or, %f this ant1 t l ~ a l011e7'; or, "of H Z I , ~ ~

ACTS 19:17-26
418
and wounded out of that house. " This became
known to all, both the Jews and the Greeks that
dwelt in Eph'e.sus, and a fearx fell upon them "k;f;:$b
alI, and the name of the Lord Jesus went on
;g;j:~
being magnified" lSAnd many of thosc who IIZ'~'I,l:la
Y
had become believers would come and confess* JnArSl3%
5.36
and report their practices openly. 191nded, """
r..,:~ ":'c
=,.it)
quite a number of those who practiced magicalo
;:Gy*
arts brought their booksg together and burned p f ' l ~ ~ i:3
them up before everybody. And they calculated
together the prices of them and found them
tvo~?.th fifty thousand pieces" of silver. '* Thus ""ns:lB
in a mighty way the tvordS of Jehovahak kept 3t;zT1'
r\ln 12:24
growing and prevailing.
C01 1:B
21 Now when these t h h g s had been corn- ,;r,';;:l,
pleted, Paul determined in his spirit thnt, after 1 . ~ 1
going througl~Mac.e.dorni.a+ and Atha'ia, he
&
;:?;,';
would travel to Jerusalem? saying: "After I. 11(11a):25
L;:l 2:l
l I c 2s:lo
get there I must also see Rome."O" ' a So he dis- O*Ac
2 4 : 11
patched" to Mac.e.dotni.a two of those who min~~l
istered0 to him, Timothy# and Earas'tus,"but d
?nois:d
*tl\C 1fi:l
he himself delayed for some time in the dhtrict umlu,
Ic,aa
2.r~+2r1
of Asia,
23 At that particular tlme there arose no little disturbance" concerning the WayabA3 ' For a c2Ca 1:s
0:2
certain man named De.me'tri.us, a silversmith, AAC
n c 1s.s
Rc 22:-1
by making siIver shrines of Artte.miscfurnished
the craftsmen no little gain;' and he gathered
them and those w11oworked at such things* and 0 2 : 11% I
said: '"Men, YOU well h o w that fmm this business rve have our prosperity.@ Also YOU behold
and hear how not only in Eph'e.susrbut in nearly all the province of Asia this Paul has won ,;;;;y;s

1n4zn

~
;y~

Qr;ll;::lT

Jehwnh, 67~s,13+1s-1e;
thc Lord, KBA; God, Vg8yV. bThe Way,
HBA; Jehovah's way, JxnlS; the may of tl~sIfird, Vgcslxtlnnl
clenlentine) ; the ma1 of God, SyP. t Or, "Di.nn'a.'r

tcrnpIe%f the great goddess Ar'te.misa* will be

esteemed as notlzing and even her magnificence
which the whole province of Asia and the inhal~itcrlearth rvorships is about to be demolishcd." :* Hearing this and becoming fuII of
C I I a b m anger, the men began crying out," saying:
lR:m "Greatt is ArYte.mjslvf the E.phe'sians!"
olco 1 4 3 3
29 SO the city became fllled with confusi~n,~
and with one ~ccordthey rushed into the theater, taking forcibly along with tlzemGa'ius'and
'Kolk23
ICO 1:l.l
: ~ J O2a:a
3
A r . i ~ . t a x ' ~ h uMac.e.dorniaans,
s~
Waveling companions of Paul, " For his part, Paul was willing
r:ni t i 0
I't1111 2.1
to go inside to t h e people, but the disciples
would not permit hlm. Even some of the com" l c u m a mlsdoners of festiv~lsand gameslbWho were
friendly to him, sent to him and began pleading
for him not to risk himself in the theater, D"e
fnct is, some were crying out one thing and
nAc21:3.1 others another," for the assembly was in con"ICo
fu;~ion,*
and the majority of them did not know
the reason why they had come together. " S o
they brought Alexander" out of the
W
~ , T ~ : ; together
~
ohc2L:J.1 crowd," the Jews thrusting him up front, and
Alexander motioned with his hand and tvas
wanting to make his defense to the people.
But when they recognized that he was a Jew,
one cry arose from them all as they shouted
&;;: for about two hours: "GreatA is As'te.misa of
the E.phe'sians!"

?:; j':;: \,$:,:

f;;;

419
ACTS 19:27-34
over R considernble cmwd and turned them to
another opinion, saylng that the ones which are
BID ~
C4
! :s
~
inn : i . ~made by handsn are not gods. 2 7 Moreover, the
4~ L: I l l
danger exists not only that this occupation of
.1Al.%I;:?)
I ,
,,.,,,: ours will, come into disrepute but aIso that the

Or, "Di,an'n,"

Litrrnlly, "fiosue of tho A'4i.archsmn

ACTS 19:35-20 :4

35 When,finally, the city recorder had quietedh

1532
the crowd, he said: "Men of Eph'e.sus,@who
really is there of mankind that does not know
that the city of the E.phersians is the templekeeper' of the great Ar'te.misa and of the image 'Ac 14:13
that fell from heaven?b 3Therefore since these
things are indisputable, it 1s becoming for YOU
to keep calm and not act rashly. 31 For YOU have
brought these men who are neither robbers
of temples nor blasphemers of our goddess.
98 Therefore if De.rneM.use and the craftsmen @Ac18:24
with him actually have a case against someone, court?" days are held and there are pro- y;g56;;
consuls;* let them bring charges against one
C;:;~
another. a9 If, though, YOU are searching for A
~ ~ 1 8 : l a
anything beyond that, it rnustc be decided in a
la:=
regular as~ernloly.~
*O For we are really in dan- rn~~eb
ger of being charged with seditiono" over to- c*c21:38
*Mr 15:7
day's affair, no single cause existingn which will
permit us t o render a reason for this disorderly ,LA' ;$
mob."'"" '%And
when he had said these things,$ zi;:+;i2
bpr 153
he dismissed the assembly.'
EC 8 3 7
Now after the uproar had subsided, Paul
+%;pa
sent for the disciples, and when he had AE 1 ~ 2
encouraged them and bidden them fareweII,@a C o z : l 3
he went forth to travel into Mac.e.doki.a," ";"c",'76;5
a After going through those parts and encouraging the ones there with many a word,# he came *RO 1z:8
into Greece. "nd
when he had spent three
months0 there, because a plot" was hatched
against him by the Jews as he was about to set
sail for Syria, he made it his purpose to return ACC;;;~
zcon:zs
through Mac.e.cI0'ni.a. There were accompanying him Sop'a.ter the son of Pyr'rhus of Beme'a, Ar.is.tar'chus3and Se-cun'dw of the Thes- u&ly:O
OP1.

20

Or, "Di.an'a."

Or, "Zeus (Su'piter) ." Or, "will."

ACTS 20:5-15

421

420
15:18

and Ga'ius" of Der'be, and Timat h y , " h d from the district of Asia Ty~h'i~cus*

g3a.Io'ni.ms,
A$;!t:g
1C01:14
OR0 16:21

and Trophfi.rnus.* These went on and were

waiting for us in Tro'as;" but we put out to
2Ti 4:12
sea from Phi.liprpi after the days of the una~c2~:2g
leavenedu cakes, and we came to them in Trdas"
:5.4,:i
within
days,~and4there we spent seven days.
~ ~ ~
$ five
j ~
Ey23:l5
7
On
the
first dayg of the week, when we were
1Cu 5:7
gathered
together
to have a mealfa Paul beM2c0
c 16
a:s : ~
2 ~ 4:13
i
gan
discoursing
to
them, as he was going to
DJ0h 20:1
I C O I ~ : ~ depart the next day, and he prolonged his
nAc16:25 speech unti1 midnight.'
So there were quite a
few
lampsD
in
the
upper
chamber0 where we
oRe4:5
OAC1:13
~ c 9 : 3 7 were gathered together. "eated
at the window, a certain yomg man named Eu'ty.chus
ORo1Sfl fell into a deep sleepmwhile Paul kept talking
+2rrJ.1:2 on, and, collapsing from sleep, he fell down*
from the third story and was picked up dead.
'"ut
Paul went downstairs, threw himself upon hime and embraced him and said: "STOP
@;g;;?izl
X ~9:24
t
raising a clamor, for his soulb is in him."" l1 He
Afr 539
J O ~ I I now
: ~ ~ went upstairs and began the meale and
Ac 9:40
took food, and after conversing for quite a
*Acm:23 while," m i l daybreak, he at length departed.
l2 SOthey took the boy" away alive* and were
?E?$23
4:37 comforted beyond measure.
OAc2'1:Z
13 We now went ahead to the boato and set
sail t o As'sos, where we were intending to take
Paul aboard, for, after giving instructions to
this effect, he himself was intending to go on
foot. So when he caught up with us in As'sos,
we took him aboard and went to Mit.y.lePne,
and, saiIing away from there the sueceding
day, we arrived opposite Chi'os, lout the next
nAc 16:l
c o i 4:7

'Egh 6:21

Literally, "to break bread."

the bread."
a

Or, "life."

Literally, "and broke

ACTS 20 :16-25

422

sibIy cotrid.
17 Holvever, from Mi.le'tus he sent t o Eph'e-

ACTS 20:2629

423

will see my face no more. "" Hence I cnll YOU to

witness this very day that I am cIcnn from the
$ $ blood* of all men, " f o r I have not held bnck
froin telling YOU all the counselu of God. '"Pay
1Lz;5f
attentjon lo yourselves and to a11 Ihc flock,
among which thc holy spirit has appoI!?tcd YOU
w'llp l!1
crctlnn ovemeelx, 10 shepherr13 the conglrgc~tion"f
Qltr! 1E 5
8 t ~7.1.2
Js
God,cq'which he purchased with tt~chlood' of
I Pe 5 : Z
his own [Son]." "'I
know that after my going
EM, zti:za
j'.y;f;$' away oppressive wolve& will enter in among
sow and IVI 11 not treat the flock with tenderness,
" and fl*oomamong you yourselves men will rise
rcn4:17 m d spealr twisted things"~ draw away the
OMt9:fd
disciples', after themselves.' " Thhcrcfore keep
+I do 219
"hc 1u:lo awalze, and benr in mind that for 1:hrec years:
and day, I did not quit adrnonlshin~~
each
' : ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ 1 night
1
r r l a:2 one with tenrs. ":And now I commit YOU to
"AC14:23
G d b a and to the word of his undeserved kind*Ro 1G:E
";m u6:9 ness, which word can build YOU up' and give
YOU the inheritanceo among all thr! snnctlfied3
I have coveted no man's sllver or goldm
Cli;;2T;8
- 1 1 : or a p p n r ~ l "
. ~You yourselves know that these
alsa 123
31t lo:8
hands
l~ave
attended to the neecls of me! and
I('0Y:u
of those with me. "ave exhibitd to YOU in
2Co7:2
oPI.\c19:3
1:n 15:uall t h i n ~ sthat by thus laboring" vorr must
assist lkiose who are weak and ~ n t ~ bear
s t in
mind
the
words
of
the
Lord
Jesus,
when
he
7,$~:g;f
~ ; a hA:%
himself said, 'There is more happinessa in giv11'11 4:11

4zl",::3-f

jngtllmthereisinreceivhg.""
36 And when he had said these things, he
ic0rr:12 kneeled* down with all of them and prayed.
2Co 11:9
l I ~ b l 3 : I n7 Indeed, quite a bit of weeping broke out
'Ac 7 5 0
among them all, and they fell upon Paul's necku
A, 21:s
;:'! :5,iit and tenderly kissed' him, becatsse they were
z-r113:8

3t's 4I:l
1

:
ALt 30:s

Or, "nnrl in thr? privnte housps." Or, "lif~"r," Kingdom, nBA;

king(lotu of God, T g S g ~ J ~ ~ 3 ~ 1Iiir~gtlvtr~
s ~ 1 ~ 1ofM Jehovah,
;
JL7.

See Appendix nntlclb Arts 20 : 28,

Ilord, 3, Uignu Lntit~blS,

b God, arADSy~Yg,JB~1i~~8;
the
Ootl, KBTg; the Lord, -SLUD, Cligea.

ACTS 21:l-10
424
especially pained at the word he had spoken
that they were going to behold his face" no n A c m n
more. So they proceeded to conductn him to Akc'"a
the boat.
Now when we had torn omelves away
from them and put out to sea, we ran
with a straight course a d came to Cos, but on
the next day to Rhodes, and from there to
PaYa-ra. 'And when m7e had found a boat that
was crossing to Ph~.ni'ci.a,~
we went aboard bA"l:19
and sailed away. a After coming in sight of the
IS:%
island of Cyprus' we left it behind on the left
side and sailed on to Syria, and landed at Tyre,
Tor there the boat was t o unload its cargosmmAc27:10
'By a search we found the disciples and remained here seven days. But through the spirit' "ACm:23
they repeatedly told Paul not to set foot in
Jerusalem. So when we had completed the
days, we went forth and started on our way,
but they all, together with the women and children, conducted us as far as outside the city,
And kneeling* down on the beach we had prayer
%ad said good-bye' to one another, and we *$ ,7:$8
went up into the boat but they returned ta *tC;?b;;a
ACIR.ZI.
their homes.
7 W e then mmpIeted the voyage from Tyre
and put in at PtoI.e.rna'is, and we greeted the
brothers and stopped over one day with them,
The next day we set out and afrivdl in Caes- aAelS:.
a-re'a,"and we entered into the house of Philipo :ig F:
the rnissionary,ao who was one of the seven
men; and we stayed with him. * ThJs man had y:g;!gl
! ~ ; ; 7 ~
four daughters, virgins? that prophesied.OP OI(.O
7:s
1:'
l o But while we were remaining quite a number
of days, a certain propheto named Ag'a.bus+?f,"$$
Or,

21

''

425

ACTS 21:11-21
came down from Ju.deta, and he came t o us
8.rAcaa:m and took up the girdle of Paul, bound" his own
feet ancl hands and said: "Thus says the holy
41~10h2t:laspirit, 'The man to whom this girdlembeIongs
thc Jews will bind' h this manner in Jerusalem
IbAcfl:l@ ~ n d
deliver" into the hands of people of the
nations." Now when w e heard this, both me
rind l h o x of that place began en-ating
him
*MI la:=
not to go' up to Jerusalem. I S Then Paul anMAC 20:2.1 styered : "What are YOU doing by weeping and
making me weak at heart? Rest assured, I am
nRoe:m
ready not only to be bound but also to dieAat
2 r o -1:lO
t 7 0 1 1:24
Jcn~srrlemfor the name of the Lord Jesus."
2'1-1
IL
When he \vould not be dissuaded, we acqui039a3:18
esced
wit11 the words: "Let the willv of Jehawt m:t2
AC l i : i n
vahl"ake place.'"
15 Now after these days we prepared for the
'Rola:m journey and began going up to Jerusalem.'
ohcls:a2 Iu I3ut some of the disciples from Caes.a.re'ae
also went with us, to bring us t o the man at
whose home we were to be entertained, a certain Mna'son of Cyprus," an early disciple.
lahca4:11 lrWhen we got into Jerusalem,# the brothers
*hcl5:4 received us gladly.* la But on the following day
and alI the
~ ~ ~Paul
, ~ went
~ ; in
? with
J us to James:'
older men were present." 'A And he greeted them
c u 31 !1
(:a
.Inn I : L
and k g a n giving In detail an accountA of the
AI\C 11:4
, t i.r:n
~
things God did among the nations through his
Itn 15 18
mini~try.~
~ l r - :{:lo
0
UoI 1,ZY
20 After hearlng thls they began to glorify
* ~ 4 : 2 4 W; and they said to him: "You behold,
brother, how many thousands" of believers
~ A 229
c
ROIQ!Z
there are among the Jews, and they are all
CR 1 : l d
zealouso for the Lawame " ~ tthey have heard it
~ i t 1n:2
r
Jehovah, J7*RntB-tythe Lord, HBA. b Or, "came there." .C Literr ~ : ~ ;

ally, "myriatla; ten thoueanca."

7
I

ACTS 21 :22-28
426
rumored about you that you have been teaching all the Jews among the nations to break
away from Moses," telling them neither to cir- '$C,?It
cumcise" their chiIdrenQ nor to walk in the ;:$\:
solemn customs, "" What, then, is to be done;:;* ;4
about it? Ln any case they are going to !?ear 1l:oy:fe
you have arrived. '3 Therefore do this which
me tell you: W e Rave four men with a voxv u p
on tfiemselves. Take these men along' and "xu
cleanse yourself ceremonially with them and
take care of their expenses3that they may have rE; !;!;
their heads s h a v d " And so everybody will
y;;
h a w there is nothing to the rumors they were AC 19:ia
told about you, but you are walking orderly,
yau yourself aIso keeping the Law.O s2 As for OfCo
the believers from among the nations," me have OAc24:10
sent out,& rendering our decision that they *Ef;/{5
should keep themselves from what is sacrificed
:y,;:$;ou:i
to idols' as well as from bIood3 and what js ;jic:o
ec;c !):a
killed without draining its bloodk and from L,c:!:17
Ln 17:10
fornication.''*
1% rd:3a
26 Then Paul took the men along the next $,\'d:;19
day and cleansed himself ceremonially with Jj;;T;r
them" and went into the temple, to give notice
~h:!~:;
01 the days t o be fulfilled7 for the ceremonial
cleansing, until the offering". should be present- Icn wo
ed for each one of them.(
~ N Lti:
nNu
(;:I:I19
27 Now when the seven' days were a b u t to :&$;
$yl
be consummated, the Jewso from Asia on be- @ * $ ~ : 2 5 . 2
holding him in the temple began to throw all
the crowd into confusion: and they laid their ef,C,f!;?!J3
hands upon him, ?S crying out: "Men of Israel,
help! This is the man that teaches everybody
everywhere against the people' and the Law and * A t 24:s
this place and, what is more, he even brought
Sent out, BD; mitten, KATTgSyP.b Or,"that which ia strnl~glod."'

,;:r;d,

427

ACTS 2 1 :29-37
"Aca-I:6
Greeks into thc temp18 and has defiled this
holy pfacc."" ' T o r they had previously seen
wEacdLL:r
,\c A: 13
:
Troph'i.musH the Eaphe'sian in the city with
+dl,*
I
zr.1 I 20 him, but they were imagining Paul had bmught
1433 him into the ternp1~." And the whole city" was
in nn uproaru m d a running together of
CJf,r:g;7set
thc pcople occurred, and they laid hold of Paul
-:2K111:15 and dragged him outsideh the temple.> And imbAv 2(i:Pt
rnediatcly the doors were closed. And while
they mere seeking to kill him, information came
up to the commander" of the band of soldiers
+ ~ c a l : n that all Jerusalem wns in confusion,' 3e and he
0Acn:I
at oncc took soldiers and army" officersh' and
s A r 2225
f f i ~ ~ 2 ~ 1 : :ran
!:
down to 'I.hcmbh
When they caught sight of
the militaryc cornrnanderk" and the soldiers they
quit beating P~ttl,
33 Then the military commandera came near
and toolc hold of him nnd gave command for
him~to ;be~hound1'with two chains,' and he pro" ~ ; ~
ceeded to inquire who he might be and what he
2 :1
had done. But some in the crowd0 began shoutWAC 101.79 ing oztt one thing, and others another." So, being
unable himself to ascertain the truth because
of the tumult, 11e commanded him to be brought
4Aea2:24 to the soldiers' qtrarters." " But when Re got
upon the stairs, the situation became such that
he was b c i n ~carried along by the soldiers beq~c5:B C ~ U S C of
.
tIw violenceDof the crowd, " for the
muEtitude of the people kept foIlo\ving, crying
*Lun:W out : "Take him a w ~ l y ! ' ' ~ *
Joh I?)-15
~ c m : 37
~ And as he was about to be led into the
soldiers' quarters, Paul said to the military commander:" "Am I allowed to say something to
Lit~rnlly,"cbilri.nrrb"; n cor~unii~~der
of 1,000 solrli~rs.b l i b nlly, "centurions"; an omccr in cor~~mnnd
of 100 men, = Orl "ITill
>I),

I
I

z;;;;::;t

1
1

31irl1 I"

ACTS 21 :38-22 2: 8
428
you?" He said: "Can you speak Greek?@Oqr~remJ""lo:aO
you not really the Egyptianc who before these OHch 11:20
days stirred up a sedition"" and led the four :t,"?f;f
thousand dagger-men" out into the .rvitderness?"
3"en
Paul3 said: "I am,in fact, a Jew," of =RO 1'1
,:7:5
Tarsusm in Ci.li'ci.a, a citizen3 of no obscureI c*Ptl
l,:pIlz:t!,
* f i r 'b 8 t
city. So I beg you, permit me to speak to the ,\,z.n
people."" 40 After he gave permission, Paul, 31 PC2 1 5
standing on the stairs, motioned' with his hand nAc l3:fO
to the people. When a great silence fell, he ad?,,
di-essedthem in the Hebrewb3l a n ~ u a g esaying:
,~
onc 22:z
"Brothers' and fathers, hear my defensem;fi,:!:,
to YOU right no\^^.'^ (bVeLI, when they
heard he was addressing them in the I-Iehrenrl'
language,Vthey kept all the more silent, and 7Acao:14
he said: ) "I am a Jew,' born in Tarsus of .j?g:T;:
Ci-li'ci.a, but educated in this city at the feet
of Gaqma4li.el,' instructed according to the r h c 5 : s d
strictmess" of the ancestral Law, being zea1ou.c;" ;gt,3:$
for God just as all of YOU are this day. And Pllp 3:fl
aa:n
C
I persecuteds this Way to the death," binding ~~ AA 8:3
c
and handing over to prisonsP both men and $;;io;;
women, "as both the high priest and all the assembly of older men* of influence can bear rnc -Aca:as
witness. From them I also procured lettersmmAco:a
2A:fZ
to the brothers in Darnascus,3"and I was on my 3Ac
"Ac 24i:2n
way t o bring also those who were there hound
WACZG:IO
to Jerusalem t o be punished."
6 "Bat as I was journeying and drawing close
to Damasc~~s,
about midday, suddenly out of
heaven a great light flashed all around me,': ;* sj'!,
and I fell to the ground and heard a voice say
to me: 'Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting
me? 1 answered : 'Who are you, Lord ?%And

I
1

,:,,

22

'z!;'!,

LiternUp, "d.caPri-i;asstls4ns.l'
the pure Hebrew.
a

b Actnnlly,

Ar.a.matic, and not

ACTS 22 :9-19
he said t o me: 'I am Jesus the Naz-azene',
whom you are persec~ting.'~Nolo the men
A ~ ~ & ~ l I
Orln 1 0 : ~ that Ivere with met beheld, indeed, the light but
did not hear". the voice of the one speaking to
'hcrt:7
me.'~oAtthatIsaid:'Whatshall~Ido,"b~?'
*I,U a10
t\c16:30
The Lord said to me: 'Rise, go your way into
Damascus, and there you will be toId about
y A c ~ l a cvcrything It is appointed for you to do.'' " Brrt
as I could not see nn ything for the gloly of that
light, I arrived in Damascus being led by the
*At
hand of those who were with me.=
*IT!3:T
12 "NOW An .anI'as," a certain man reverent3
OL
m
~U
\ CI2.27
I I0
,Zc : ) . I T
according
to the LRW,well reported" on by all
Art[* :$:I:$
n~s::a, the Jcws dwelling there, "came t o me md,
4 A C <)!I5
standing over me,he said to me: 'Satrl, brother,
I1:n I:L
t
hnvc your sight again!'@'And I looked up at
him that very hour. " H e said: 'The Godof our
forefnther,sAhas chosen youCto come to h o w
*A
I IrC3 ~: 1)7:au
.1
1 I :
his will and to see' the righteous Onee and to
uI('a11:13
hear the voice of his mouth," '"because you are
c;n 1:12
*Ac 1:20
to be a witness for him to all men of things you
AC
$2:f:jA' have seen and heard." '0 And now why are you
:l:::,ll;J, delaying? Rise, get baptjzed' and washn your
sins away by youi- Salling(l'>upon his name.''
1;:;;
17 "But when I had returned to Jerusalemo
1tpl:Z
and was praying in the temple, I fell into a
~ J O 2.32
C
A[: 2 21
trancep l a and saw him say to me: 'Hurry up
Ru lU:13
rco 1'2 and get out of Jerusalem quickly, because Ithey
OAc 9.3;
willn~ta~~toyot~rw~tness'concerningrn
<:nL:lr
'2:-0 12:l
,"I:O, tn?:+ l W And I said: 'Lord, they themselves well h o w
that 1 used to imprison" and flog in one syna,
"'[!c 2 '1
gogueOafter another those believing upon you;'
-31t II~,IT
429

,.,,

"~~;~~,

!
I

..,,

Dr. "Itcnr undcntnndindy" ;n Paul did, in verse 7. b Or, "mwt.''

Or, "bmthrr, loolc up l" d Or, "wnsb goar sins away and call."
I f~11into s t r n n c ~ ,HBA; JchovnhJa hnnd was upon me, if1';
.
Jehovnb's wpilbitclothed 1 1 1 J~l n~ ; in tIlc m n e of

"O

and when the blood sf Stcphena your witness

was being spilled, I mysell was also standing

CAal:SR

:;:,

by and approving" and guarding the outer garnlents ol those doing away '1vit.11 hirnmU1And i.rl 1:15
yet h e said to me: 'Get on your way, because
I shall scnd you out to nations ftlr off.' O'
A? 73:s
1Ltl I:?
22 Now they kept listening t o him down to
i:l;;"
this ~vorrl,and they raised their voices, saying:
:;ij
"Take such a man away from the earth, for he r1.i I :u
21 :w
was never R t to live!"* '"nd
because they were *lA[*
A,, ;;::!I
crying out and rippinp thcir outer garments
and throwing dust into the air, the militaryg O A c x l ' l ' '
comrnandeP ordered him to ti brought into
the soldiers' quarters and said he should be
closely examined under scourging that he might
know fully for what cause they were shouting' "*cpP:s4
against him this ~vay.""But when they had
stselcl~cdIlim out for the ~vhipping,bPaul said
t o the army oEcerC3 standing theiw: "Is it law- oat m:17
ful for YOU men to scourge a man that is a
Roman* and uncondemned?" 2" Well, when the
iL;iz
army omcerCheard this, he went to the military commandern and made report, saying:
"What arc you intending to do? Why, this man
is a Roman,"
So the military commandern
approached and said to him: "Tell me, Are you
a Rorn,m?"" He said: "Yes." H' The military *Ac23:27
commandeP responded: "I purchased these
rights as a citizea"or
a large sum of money."
Paul said: "But I was even b o r n v n them."c u A c l k 3 7
Immedintely, therefore, the men that were
abut t o examine him with torture withdrew

,,:,

ACTS 22 :3Q-23 :8
431
from him; and the military commander" became
nfraid an recognizing that he was a Romann
';;$ti:
O m 7.2
and that he had boundo him.
30S0, the next day, as he desirecl to know
for sure just why hc was being accused by the
JC\VS,he let him loose and commanded the chief
OAc 2q:~priests and all the San'he.drin3 to assemble. And
he brought Paul down and stood him among
thprn.4

twt 1n:l.l
L U 21:12

Intently at the Sanfhe.drin Paul

" ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ 23
: Looking
said: "Brothers, I have behaved before

a Liternllg, lLchil'innroh"; i11 commnnd of 1,000 soldicra," b Or,

"stretr~hcrl hit11 nut nith the ~ t r u p n . " Litcrnily, "ccntu~~iol~";
in
eon~ieu~ntE
of 100 suldierc;. d Or, "I purelinsed t h i s citizenshap.''
* Or, "ln it."

wo2:15

God with a perfect1y clear conscience" down to

this
day."' ? A t tlds the high0 priest An.a.ni'as
oHe112:17
+)it2'1.I 6
1Co I:.1
ordered
those stancling by him to striIreo him on
ZCn 1:12
the
mouth.
9 Then Paul said t o him: "God is
I2.r13:3
I C 1~ 1.18
IP? : i h B going to strike you; you whiteu~ashe6wall. Do
81 I\1 P'L .Z.L
you at one and the same time sit to judge me
J,,,,, 2
?4 1 1 1 2 , r Y 7 in accord with the Law' and, transgressing the
Law,"ommmd
me to be struck?" ' Those
*LCI'l:l5
standing ky snid: "Are you reviling the high
cnc:Ji:l
~ u t :l: r s ~
~ 1 s7:%H
t ~
pricstAof God?" U n d Paul said: "Brothers, I
T2:H did not h e w he wns high
For it is writolCo2:fl
ten, 'You must not spenlr injurio~lslyof rl, ruler"
or your people.'
*g;,l$z:
"ldc
6 NQWwhen Paul took note that the one part
*Acd:l
was of Sadduceesq ;"but:the other of Pharisees,
Ilc proceeded to c r y out in the San'he.drin:
"Brothers, I am a Pharisee," son of Phariees.
'glz"j$
3 , l c 2Ii:ti
Over the hopen of r e s ~ ~ r r e c t i a dof* the dead I
being judged."" 7 Because he said this a dis* t i c ~2\ 1:')1
,:,IJ
=art ~2 .'a spnsionn arose l)etwecn the Pharisees and Sad$
; ducees, and the multitude was split. For Sadchtt l ( i : ~ d u c e e ~
say
~ ~there is neither resurrecirion~or
EGSBB
i angel nor spirit, but the Pharisees" publiclyo
"+

Ut~l-ally,"the chil'i-arch" ; in cn~ntnnndof l!OOO aoldicrs.

ACTS 23:-6
432
433
ACTS 23 :17-25
declare them all." "CI there broke out a loud
into the soldiem' quarters and reported it to
f ' a - ~ ' : ~ ~P~nul, So Paul called one of the army officersaO
screaming; and some of the scrihs of the party *Mt8:"
of the Pharisees rose and began contending
to him and said: "Lead this young man off to
fiercely, saying: "We find nothing wrong in 0~r18:7
the military comrnandcrjt' for he has something
'RO10:~O to report" to him." '" Therefore this man took
this man;" but if a spirit or an angel s p ~ k c 'to f;:l?$
him,-*" l o Now when the dissension grerv great, t'C$,; i7
hlm rind led him to the military comrnanderb
,El)h 3 3
the r n i l i t e comrnanderb became afraid that "'c N"22
and %?said: "The prisoner' Par11called me to him
I
Paul ~rouldbe pulled to pieces by them, and
nnd requested mc to lead this young man to you,
commanded the force of soldiers" to go down *Ac21:32
as he hns something: to teIl you." '"he
military
'Acfil6
and snatch him from their midst and bring him
commandert) took hime by the hand and mith* AC 2224
into the soldiers' quarters."
drew and k g ~ inquiring
n
privately: "What is it
l l B u t the following night the Lord stood '$??ii0
you have to report to me?'"'He
said: "The
Ac ':25
over himn and said: "Be of good courage!"For Ac
Jews l~nvcclgrwd to request you to bring Paul
27:23
as you have been giving a thorough witnessc on y;;r:;,4
down io thl? Snnlhe.drjn tomorrow as though
the things about me in Jerusalem, so you must enc22.1H
intending to learn s o m e t l ~ i nmore
~
accurate
" 0 2a!la
&out him." Above all things, do not let them
aIso bear wihess in Rome."
persuade you, for more than forty men of theirs
12 Now when it became day, the Jews formed e~BIl a:lo
are lying in wait4+for liim, and they have bound
a conspiracy' and bound themselves wit11 a kEzi;
themselves with a curse neither to eat nor to
curse," saying they would neither eat nor drinko
],:ji;
1
;
drink until they hnve done away with him;" and
until. they had killed Paul. There were more " L l { l z:m
AP ~
hr:
1)1:5
2 : )
21-q !I:ZR they are now ready, waiting for the promise
than forty men that formed this oathbound con"At' L.I:iL
fruoinyou." "! Thercfore the military cornmandspiracy;" and they went to the chief priests "zch25:a7
erl) let the young man go after ordering him:
and the older men of influence and said: "We
"Do not blab to anyone that you have made
have solemnly bound ourselves with a curse* nE:#2z2
thcse things c l e ~ to
r me."
not t o take a bite of food until we have killed
Pad. Now, therefore, YOU together wit11 the
23 And he summoned a certain two of the
San'he.drhc make it clear to the military corn- 3hc 24:m
army oficetrrn and said: "Get two hundred sell
rnanderb why he should bring him down to you
diers mady to march clear to Caes.a.re'a, also
as though YOU intended to determine more acseventy horsemen m d two hundred spearmen,
curately the matters involving him.' But before %
at the third hour of the night.@*' Also provide
:
he gets near we will be ready to do away with A n t 1 :I-:7
bcasts of btlrdcn that they may have Paul ride
O.Tt>l> :):I3
1.r 2::'m
and convey him safely to Felix" the
16 However, the son of Paul's dsteP heard 2:
, AC 2.1:lo
"Ac24:3
" And he wrote a letter having this form:
""I
of their lying in wait4 and he came and entered

I
I

z:?

Literally, "both."

1,000 soldiers.

LiteralEy, "the chil'i.nrahP'; in conr~uand of

Litrmlly, "rr~nlurians." Literally, "tho chil'i.wcL'"

n

j'i-on~eunsct; l l u ~ ~ cfitc 9 p.nL

Reckoning

ACTS 23 :26-24 :2

26 "Claudius LysYi.as
ta his excellency, Gover27 This man was seized mcx4:3
by the Jews and was about to be done away
with by them, but I came suddenly with a force
of soldiers and rescued him: because I learned Ahc fl:ss
he was a R a m . 4 % A n d wishing to ~lscertain,ap$p;z
the cause for which they were accusing him, I
brought him down into their San'he.drinBn'?o I * A C Z ~ :
found him to be accused about questionsof their
Law," but not charged with a single thing de- a;z;7;3
serving of death or bonds: "'But because a plot" ,$;;;:;;
that is to be laid against the man has been dis- n c z.r::.:~
dosed to me, X a m at once sending him to you, ';::%!,!
and commanding the accusers to speak against E
t :;i'
him before yow""
OAr
21.30?: 1I:1! 20
31 Therefore these soldiers3took Paul accord- ,
:
;$;I;3
ing t o their orders and brought him by night
to Anatipra.trls.a T h e next day they permitted
the horsemen to go on with him and they returned to the sol&exs' quarters, " The horsemen
rode into Caes.a.re'aA and delivered the letter AAo8:40
to the governor and also presented Paul to him.
O 9 0 he read it and inquired from what province
he was and ascertainedo that he was from Ci- OAcPg:,?
lificia.+ 3E I shall give you a tho~~ough
he~ing,"
$'$:,; ~ 21ji'
he said, "when your accusers arrive also." A n d I\C 25:18
he commanded that he be kept under guard in
~t n:n
the prae-to'ri-anpalace"of Herod.
Eive days later the high priest An.a.ni'asu 23:2
came down with some oIder men of Inflr~enceand a public speaker, a certain Ter.tultlus, and they gave information*to the govemoP
gi:3
against: Paul. = When he lvas called, Ter.tul'lus =Ac 2.7426
n ~ x :t j a
started accusine him, saying:

nor Felix:" Greetings!

24

';:

B omits the words

-KAT:gSyP.

ACTS 24:3-14
"Seeing that we enjoy great peaceQthrough
0 r,s
PB m:nl
t a:a
you and that reforms are taking place in this
nation through your forethought, at all times
and also in all places we receive it, Your Excel:'":..I
lency' Felix: tvit h the greatest gratitude. * But
that I may not hinder you any further, I beseech
0 1! I
Ac 6.13
you to hear us briefly in your kindliness. For
$,'Z;y2 - we have found this man a pestilentfl fellow and
1
stirring up seditionss' among a11 the Jews
* I . ~ I 2 I:?
hrl!l.lO tl~lmughoutthe inhabited3 earth and a spearel iCIl ]:ti
h c a d ~of the sect of the Naz.a.renes',c' " one who
I
2
l l R l l 2 Tl
;lc.o R 17 also tried to profane the temple0' and whom we
n c 21 3
seized." "From him you yourself can by examination find out about all these things of which
we are accusing him."
9 With that the Jews also joined in the attack, asserting that these things were so. laAnd
olPo 2:lr Paul, when the governor3 nodded to him to

435

434

brought him down into their finn'he.drin'?

'$z!$z
"1'~

,,,

speak, nnswercd:
"Knowlng well that this nationo has had you
as judge for many years, I readily speak in my
nhoaa:2
clefensen the things about myself, l1
as you are
in R poaition to And out that for me it has not
been more than twelve days since I went up to
oh 12:2o rvorshipb in Jerusalem; " and they found me
Ac 2I:"A
P A C 25:8
neither in the temple4 arguing with anyone nor
Ohc 17:s
causing a mobc+to rush togethermeither in the
+ A c ?t:38
2 s : ~ synagogues or throughout the city.
Nor can
-he 2 5 : ~ they prove' to you the things of which they are
accusing me rjght now. " But I do admit this
"j(z:!:'48
to you, that, according to the w@ which they

"Ac~R:~D

:,:a
Or, "c11ieP

lofi(1p1:'' b RBA onlit hcrc the following from Terses

0-8: " A ~ i d wn~itcrl to j u t l , ~ nrtwrding to our hw,
But Lys'ias
1!1fi militury currrti~n~~dw
I ~ I I I I S Pup and wit11 great force h k him
out of our htulda, c o ~ n i ~ ~ u n d ihis
r ~ g nccuwrs to come to yon."

-Textw

Rcceplu~,Vg!c.*) SyP.

7
ACTS 24 15-23

436
call a 'sect': in this manner I am rendering :&;:%
sacred service to the God of my forefathers,* 2~;;:;~
as I believe all the things set forth in the Law"
and written in the ProphetsAl5 and I have hopev o$4,2a;3
w e 6:5
toward God, which hope these men themselves DDEe 6:6
18:ls
also entertain, that there is going to be a resur- "2
;2:i3
rectionG*of both the righteouss and the un- $,"&?l
righteous. l o h this respect, indeed, I am exer- y;;;;~
t
cising myself continually to have a conscious- + ~22:31
5:28
ness" of committing no offense against Godu and Soh
J ah 11:bRo 6:s
men. l 7 So after quite a number of years 1 ar- ~c
o1 ~ 2
rived to bring gifts3 of mercy to my nation, and ,F&go412
offerings." ls While I was a t these matters they @.,Uh15;ii
found me ceremonially cleansed in the temple," ,zceg2::35 I
but not with a crowd" or with a tumult. But op.e?:g
there were certain Jews from the district of #IT14:7
Asia: l a who ought to be present before you
and t o accuse me if they might have anything
f;mi;6
against me." a0 Or, let the men here say for o~ca1126
AAe 2330
themselves what wrong they found as I stood Ac ~ 5 ~ 1 6 1
before the San'he-drin: " except with respect @Mt26:59
to this one utterance which f cried out while
standing among them: 'Over the resurrection
of the dead I am today being judged before
YOU!' " I

bAc 23%
Ac 28%

22 Hawever, Felix,' knowing quite accurate1y **c 23:24

the matters concerning this Way: began to put
the men off and said: "Whenever Lysfi.as9he x ~ 2c3 : ~ ~
military3 commandera comes down, I shall de- 0 ~ c 2 5 : 2 3
cide upon these matters involving YOU." ea And
he ordered the army officerha that the man be f l A c n : l
kept and have some relaxation of custody and
that he forbid no one of his people to wait upon
MC 2 ~ 3
1,
him.*
Ac 28:16

wz:;29

Literally, "the chill.arch" ; in command of 1,000 soldiera. b Literally, "the centuriod'; in aornmand o f 100 soldiere.

437
"*ca3:24
"hc16:1

,G,,:,,
+

2:2

OGa 529

Ga 523

2Pc 1%
.nit 12:1s
a011 rr:lc,

ACTS 24 :24-25 :6

24 Some days later Felix" arrived with Drusil'la his wife, who was a Jewess," and he sent
for Paul and listened to him on the belief in
Christ Jesus.O 2 5 But as he talked about righteousness- and self-controlmand the judgment0"
to come, Felix became frightened and answered:

"FOPthe present go your way, but when I get

an
opportune time I shall send f o r you again."
~,hs:zs
12:31
Joh 16:8 sc At the same time, though, he was hoping for
moneyt: to be given him by Paul. On that ac%,&$;
count he sent for him even more frequently and
'Mr6:m
would converse with him." " But, when two
years had elapsed, Felix was succeeded by POY3A~25:1 cius Festus;O and because Felix desired to gain
O P r 20:25
LU 2 3 : ~ s favoro with the Jews, he left Pat11 bound.
OAc 26*24
Therefore F e s t u ~ after
, ~ enterin& upon
~ A 2C1:m
the governmentC of the p r o ~ i n c e ,went
~
~ R O8:3&
up three days later to Jerusalem from Caes.ao*c21:15 re'a,P
and the chief priests and the principal
p28
men
of
the Jews0 gave him information' against
+Ac 24:l
~ c 2 5 : 1 5 Paul. 3 0 they began to petition him, asking
for themselves as a favor against the man that
he would send for him to come to Jerusalem,
GPs10:9
as they were laying an ambushe to da away
Ps 37:32
PS a : 5
with him along the road. However, Festus anPr 1:16
swered that Paul was to be kept in Caes.a-re'a
Isn39:7
hlic 712
and that he himself was about to depart shortly
A, g:23
for there. "Hence let those who are in power
fi2C011:26
E;:jz,
among YOU," he said, "come down with me and
4c18:14 accuse him," if there is anything out of the
Ac 24:2
way about the man."
6 So when he had spent not more than eight
or ten days among them, he went down to Caesa-re'a, and the next day he sat down on the
"g4,21i16"judgment seat* and commanded Paul to be

25

G u . d $ a , with Caes.a.rera serving as the goamor's rssidence,

438

ACTS 25:7-15

439

ACTS 25 :16-24

brought in. 'When he arrived, the Jews that

him. '"ut
I replied to them that it is n o t RooAc28:16
had come down from Jerusalem stood round
mano procedure to hand any man over as a
about him, leveling against him many and serifavor before the accused man meets his accusous charges' for which they were unable to
ers* face to face and gets a chance to speak in
*i;z$p
*J0117:51 his defense concerning the complaint.' I TThereshow evidence. But Paul said in defense: *Zt;z1
wr 15:s
2 3.2
"Neither against the Law of the Jews nor Lu
fore when they got together here, I made no
~cai;5
against the temple' nor against Caesara have :$&::
delay, but the next day I sat down on the judgI committed any sin."AT e s t u s , desiring to gain LAC 28:17
ment seat and commanded the man to be
favor0 with the Jews, said in reply to Paul: "Do " ~ 2 4 : 2 7
brought in. l8 Taking the stand, the accusers
g A ~ E : 7 produced no charge" of the wicked things I had
you wish to go up to Jerusalem and be judged
there before me concerning these things?'" +*c25:2O
supposed concerning him. ls They simply had
'"ut
PauI said: "I am standing before the
certain disputes with him concerning their own
judgment seatwof Caesar,"" where I ought t o ~ ~ ~ ~ *"c
worshipA
~
i
~
, 9 of the deitya4 and concerning a certain
AC 23:29
l8:ls
be judged. I have done no wrong to the Jews,# **c28:17
Jesust
was dead but who Paul kept assert;;3
"1729 ing waswho
as you also are finding out quite well. l1 If, on
+hc17:7
alive. '"S o , being perplexed as to the
the one hand, I am really a wrongdoer' and "1Pe4:15
debate over these matters, I proceeded to ask
have committed anything deserving of death," nk:;$:y
if he would like to go to Jerusalem and there be
eAc 2_5:9
I do not beg off from dying; if, on the other
judged concerning these rnattersne But when
XAC
hand, none of those things exists of which these
appealed" to be kept for the decision by the
2; Pal11
men accuse me, no man can hand me over to
August3 One,"* I commanded him to be kept
them as a favor. I appeal to Caesar!"aoA Then CAC29:19
until I should send him on up to C a e ~ a r . " ~
AAc 2G:32
Festus, after speaking with the assembly of ;;::$+12:
22 Here A.griptpa said to Festus: "I myself
counsellars, replied: "To Caesara you have aphAC 9:15
would ~ I S Olike to hear the man."" "Tomorro~v,~'
t 2 ~ &IT
1
pealed; to Caesaroyou shall go."
he said, "you shall hear him." " Therefore, on
13 Now when some days had passed, A.grip7the next day, A.griprpa and Ber.nircecame with
cEc
pahg the king4 and Ber.ni'cec arrived in Caes.a:gyG much pompousn show and entered into the audi@Lu3:14
~ ~
re'a for a visit of courtesy to Festusbe So, as . 3 24:n
ence chamber together with militaryg comthey were spending a number of days there,
mandersd as well as men of eminence in the
Festus related to the king the matters respectcity, and when Festus gave the command, Paul
ing Paul, saying: "There is a certain man left
was brought in. And Festus said: "King
prisoner by Felix: l6 and when I was in Jerusa- c*c 2324
*Ac26:27
A.grip'paA and all YOU men who are present
lem the chief priests and the older men of influence of the Jews brought information" about %
a Szta superstitione, V g ; senice of their God, J1791s; 8eirrtBa~' ;:;
poviag (tlsi.sz.rlan.~~~o.ni'a),KBA. See Act3 17:22, footnoteb.
him, asking a judgment of condemnation against
b Or, "Augustus; the emperor." Here the title of Nero Cawnr,
a Or, "the emperor.'?
That is, Herod A-grip'pn .!I
The sister
the fourth in succession from Oo.tarr.i.us, who first himself ns-

z$+,2,"::$

f~

of Herod A . ~ i p ' p a 11, but li~engintimately v i t h h ~ m ,

sumed this title.

OY, "the emper~r.'~

ti literally, "with chil'i.nrohs?'

ACTS 25:25-26:6

440

with US, YOU are beholding this man concerning whom all the multitude of t h e Jews together
have applied to me both in Jerusalem and here,
22:a2
shouting that he ought not to live any longer.0
2s But I perceived he had committed nothing
deserving d death.O+So when this man himself FF2
;\i;
appealede to the Augusta One,& I decided to send %
,
g:?
him, as But concerning him I have nothing cer- ~ A 2;:zl
C
tain to write to my L a d b Therefore I brought
him forth before YOU, and especially before you,
King A.gripfpa, in order that, after the judicial
examination has taken place,"I might get some- MACz6:32
thing to write. 27 For it seems unreasonable to
me to send a prisoner and not also signify the
charges against him."
A.grip'paL said to Paul: "You are per- #AC 25:13
rnitted t o speak in behalf of yourself."
Then Paul stretched his hand out* and pro- ' ~ ~ 1 3 1 6
ceeded to say in his defense: "
~ A z4:10
c
2 "Concerning all the things of which I am
accusedb by Jews, King A-grip'pa, I count my- LAC24:s
O
self happy0 that it is before you I am to make ~ R 4:s
my defense this day, especially as you are expert on all the customsb as well as the controversies among Jews. Therefore I beg you to 4E;;;g
hear me patiently.
4 "Indeed, as to t h e manner of life' from +Gal:13
youth up that I led from the beginning among
m y nation and in Jerusalem, all the Jews that
have been previously acquainted with me from
the first kno~v,if they but wish to bear witness,n om2 1 5
that: according to the strictest sectmof our form e*c 22:s
of worshipc I lived a Pharisee.' %d yet now for x+h:5!5

26

a See Acts 25 : 21, footnoteb. b Or, '"'tothe Lord.''

Sectlam ~ o s t r a s
religionis, Vg; Codex Gigas, of the 13th century, but of the .Old
Latin text; ''sect of our religion."

the hopeo# of the promise' that was made by

God t o our forefathers I stand called to judg'Ge3:15
De 18:15
2 ~ a 7 : 1 2 ment;
whereas our twelve tribeso are hoping
Ps 132:ll
to attain to the fulfillment of this pmrnise by
Isa4:2
Da 9:24
intensely renderin@ him" sacred service night
agal3:1
tf:22:t3 and day." Concerning this hope I am accusedo
by Jews,0 king.
.
8 "Why is it judged unbelievable among YOU
men
that God raises up the dead?+ I, for one,
+;$j i7i52
Heb 11:35 really thought within myself I ought to commit
many acts" of opposition against the name of
GB 1:13
IT^ 1:13
Jesus t h e Naz.a.rene7; l a which, in f a d , I did in
Jerusalem, and many of the holy ones I shut up
in prisons,O" as I had received authority0 from
ORO 13.1
02Co
the
chief priests;' and when they were to be
XAc8:3
AC 22:4
ICO f 5 : ~ executed, I cast my vote against them. l1 And
*AC 9.14
AC 22:s
by punishing them many times in all the syna**c22:19 gogues* I tried to force them to make a recanORe2:10
tation;" and since I was extremely mad against
ORO s:35
them, I went so far as to persecuting0them even
in outside cities.
12 "Amid these efforts as I was traveling to
AAC 9:
'2Co
11:=
2
Damascuso4 with authority and a commission
AcZ2:5
from the chief priests, lS I saw at midday on the
road, 0 king, a light beyond the brilliance of
the suno flash from heavenm about me and about
:$
those traveling with mme.0 l 4 And when we had
0Ac
AC 22:6
9:3
all fatlen to the ground I heard a voice say to
*Ac 2435
oAc29:20

z:?

rneintheHebrewVanguage:*'Saul,Saul,@why
are you persecuting me ? To keep kicking against
,:,
LXX
the goads' makes it hard for you.'" '"ut
I
teAc 9:4
said: 'Who are you, Lord?' And the Lord said:
A~ 2 2 7
"Ac 9:5
'I am Jesus whom you are persecuting." lWever22:8
'
~ theless,
~ rise
~ andi stand
~ on your feet.* For to this

,+

a Jehovah, Ji7.
Hebrew.

A.r.a.ma'i~, actually, and not the pure ancient

ACTS 26 :17-26

442

end I have made myself visible to you, in order

to choose you as an attendant and a witness" "6;;3;1,5
both of things you have seen and things I shall ;:7
make you see respecting me; l7 while I deliver
you from this people and from the nation^,^ to 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ $
whom I am sending you, Is to open their eyes:" ::2 ;;:3"
to turn them from darknessFto lighte and from ;
;;
;;;;;
lsn~:'~
the authority of Satan3+to God, in order for CCol
1:13
them to receive forgiveness" of sinsmand an in- D E , ~1 ~: ~
- E p h 2:2
heritance" among those sanctified* by their @ L u1.77
faithCin me.'
~~ RJ 3:3
O
3:5
O
19 "Wherefore, King A-grip'pa,' I did not be- g-;tco26$
came disobedient0 to the heavenly sight,* " but ; ~ ; ~ ~ i ~ ; l
both to those in Damascus" first and to those in
Jerusalemjt and over all the country of Jude's, aJ p~~9; ~2; 22 c
and to the nations" went bringing the mes- ti:!i2&
sage that they should repentC and turn to God y$;2;73,
by doing works that befit repentance. On ac- *2Col:lO
*Isa 9:6
count of these things Jews seized me in the i~;:;;,
tempIe and attempted t o kill me.' 2Wowwever, EX;?~Z~
because I have obtained the helpe that is from ZecG:12
God I continue to this day bearing witness t o ztbT&
both small and great, but saying nothing except k; i$f4
things the Prophets" as we11 as Mosesu stated "t&;;8
were going to take place, a 3 that the Christ was
to suffer* and, as the first to be resurrectedac y;;g;iz
from the dead, he was going to publish lightA*psa 2 : ~
Ps 22:16
both to this people and to the nations.'jp
W 35:19
24 Now as he was saying these things in his !:;$$$
defense, Festus" said in a loud voice: "You are n-kc24:m
GPs 1G:tO
going mad,' Paul! Great learning is driving you $; ::&
into madness!" 2"ut: Paul said: "I am not go- r ~ u 2 : 3 2
0 De 32:43
ing mad, Your Excellency Festus, but I am psls:49
uttering sayings of truth and of soundness of
mind. 2G In reality, the king to whom I am speak- +$07a&5

ACTS 26 : 27-27 :4
443
ing with freeness of speech well knows about
these things; for I am persuaded that not one
of these things is hidden from him, far this
thing has not been done in a comer. 27 Do you,
King A.griptpa,O believe the Prophets? I lrnow
5
you believe."" " But A.grip'pa said to Paul: "In
a short time you would persuade me to become
a Christian."" 2%ht this Paul said: "I could wish
to God that whether in a short time or in a
long time not only you but also all those who
hear me today would become men s ~ ~ as
c hI also
am, with the exception" of these bonds."
30 And the king rose and so did the govermoP
and Ber.ni'ce and the men seated with them.
" But as they withdrew they began talking with
one another, saying: "This man practices nothing deserving death" or bonds." " Moreover,
Agrip'pa said to Festus: "This man could have
been released if he had not appealed" to Cae~ar."~
Now as it was decided for us to sail
AAc 25:12
away to Italy,* they proceeded to hand
AC 2::25
both Paul and certain other prisoners over to
8:5
an arrnp officerh0named Julius of the band of
Aungus'tus." ? Going aboard a boat3 from AdEi;$i;+
ra-myt'ti-urn that was about to sail to places
a*1~016:19 along the coast of the province of A ~ i a we
,~
set
sail,
there
being
with
us
Ar.is.tar'chuso
a
~
~ $ ~ i ~ ~
co1a:lo Mac.e.dorni.an from Thes.sa-1o.ni4ca, And the
m.ltn : a l next day we landed at Zitdon: and Julius treat+Ac
ed Paul with human kindness' and permitted
w a s 2:23 him to go to his friends" and enjoy their care.
4 And putting out to sea from there we sailed

27

Or, "the emperor:'

soldiers.
8

Literally, "first of w. resurrection."

Or, "the centurion"; in cornmalld of 100

445

under Ithe shelter of CypruSe h a u s e the winds

were contrary, and we navigated through thc
open sea along Ci.lifcia*and Pflrn.phy1'i.a an6
put into port at My'ra in Ly'ci-a, But there thc
army aficera found a boatb from Alexmdrja*

that was sailing for Italy,' and he m ~ d eus

board It. ' Then, after sailing on slowly quite a
number of days and coming to Cnl'dus with
difficulty, because the wind did not let us g;el
on, rve sailed under the shelter of Crete' at SaIrno'ne, and coasting along it with riimculty we
cRme to a certain place called Fair Havens, near
which was the city La.seta.
9 As considerable time had passed and by now
it was hazardous to navigate because even the
fmtCof atonementAd a p Itad already passed by,
Paul made a recommendation, l o stlying to
them: "Men, I perceive that navigation is going
t o be with damage and great loss not only of
the cargo ~ n the
d boat but also of our souls.""Q
" However, the army oficern went to heeding
the pjlot and the ship owner rather than the
things said by Paul. l2 Now as the harbor was
inconvenient for wintering, the majority advised setting sail from there, to see If we could
somchow make it to Phoenix to winter, a hard
bor of Crete that opens toward the northeast
and toward the s~uthheast.~
13 Moreover, when the south wind blew softly, they thought they had as gcmd RS realized
their purpose," and they lifted anchor and began coasting inshore dong Crete. "After no
great while, however, a tempestuous wind'
OP,"tha centizrionl'; in command of 300 ~oldiora,b A p a i n ship.
Or, live^." Or ''looking along the
southncst w-ind and along the northwed wind.d

OI',"lho nutumn fast."

ACTS 27:15-25
called Eu.ro.aq'uido" rushed down upon it. Is As
the boat was violently seized and was not able
to keep its head against the wind, we hove to
and were driven on this tack. Now we ran
under the shelter of a certain s1nalI island called
C~u'da,and yet we were 11~rdlynble to get
*Ac n:sa possession of the skip at the stern.
But after
hoisljng it aboard they began using helps to undewird the boat; and k i n g In fear of running
aground on the Syr'ti~,~
they lowered the gear
and thus were driven along. Yet because we
were being violently tossecl with the tempest,
llzc following day they began to lighten" the
ship, lQnd the third day, with their own bands,
they threw away the tackli~~g
of the boat.
OlM 1941
20 When, now, neither suno nor stars apflJonl:If pew& for many days, and no little tempest*
was lying upon us, all hope of our being saved
finally began to be cut off. And when there
,,,,27110 had been a long abstinence from food, then
ars 2 5 : ~ Paul stood up in the midst of them* and said:
uu
"Men, YOU certainIy ought to have taken my
A m ;1:T
advice and not have put out to sea from Crete
5:19
Ac 21:11
rlek, r:rr and have sustained this damage and loss."
Still, now 1 recommend to row to be of g&
bhi!$;'a
cheer,
for not a soulc of YOU wilI be lost, only
;
the
boat
will, 2s For this night there stood near
~1lch
r . 1I::%
!).a
11ch 1 x 8 me an angelA of the God to whom I belong and
Re 715
@l7cbn:ir t o whom I renderQ sacred service,"P saying:
"Have no fear,' Paul. You must stand before
+rsa4l:lo
1 ~ .IXI
~ 1
@nbA CX
ln:21
I::I
Caesaram and, lmk! God has s a v d all your fel-!~:lr
low voyagers for your sake.e"On Therefore be of
-Job 12%
-Two
a E:~~.~nk'g,lon,
HBA; Eu.ro.aq'ni.10, Vg; n n o r t h e ~ ~wind,
t
lnr~r!nhnllow glllfla full of quicksands on thr canst of Lih'y,~.,
North APrina, a Or, "life." d Or, "the emperor." * Itcrelly, ''C+o(t
bas freely givcn you all those sailkg with you!"

ACTS 27:26-36

ACTS 27: 37-28 :2

446

good cheer, men; for I believeo God' that it will

be exactly as it has been told me, ?Wowever,
1:9
we must be cast ashore on a certain i ~ l a n d . " ~ "@Re
*Nu 2319
2Ch
2020
27 Now as the fourteenth night fell and we Lu 1:15
Ro
4:20
were being tossed to and fro on the sea of 2 T l l : l Z
Tit 1:2
A'dri.a,a a t midnight the sailors began to sus- 'Ac
28:l
pect they were drawing near to some land.
2n And they sounded the depth and found it
twenty fathoms; so they proceeded a short
distance and again made a sounding and found
it fifteen fathoms. " "An because of fearing
we might be cast somewhere upon the rocks
they cast out four anchors from the stern and
begam wishing for it to become day. aoBut
when the sailors began seeking to escape from
the boat and lowered the skiff into t h e sea under the pretense of intending to let down
anchors from the prow, a l p a d said to the
army officerb and the soldiers: "Unless these
men remain in the boat, aou cannot be saved."
s2 Then the soldiers cut away the ropes of the
skiffEand let it fall off,
33 Now close to the approach of day Paul
began t o encourage one and all to take some
food, saying: "Today is the fourteenth day
YOU have been on the watch and yet YOU axe
continuing without food, having taken nothing
for $ourselves. 3 4 Therefore I encourage YOU
to take some food, for this is in the inkreat of AlSa 14:45
14:Il
POUR salvation; for not a hairA of the head of 2Sa
1 K i 1:52
t 10:30
one of YOU will perish." s5 Mter he said this, M
LU 12:7
he also took a loaf, gave thanksb to God be- OMt 152.6
8%
fore them alI and broke it and started eating. R,Ir
Joh 6:11
Ro 1 4 6
nB SO they all became cheerful and themselves 1Ti 4:4
=Now the I.orni-ansea. b Or, "the oentnrion'j j in charge of 100

began taking some food. 37 Now, all together,

we soulsfiOin the boato were about two hundred and seventy-sixnb When they had been
satisfied with food, they proceeded to lighten*
the boat by throwing the grain overboard into

the sea.
39 Elnally when it became day, they could

+Ac 16:27

**eZT:ZZ

OAc 2796

*LC3 8:34
Ro 1:14
Col 3:11

not recognize the land but they were observing

a certain bay with a beach,O and on this they
were determined, if they could, to beach the
boat. So, cutting away the anchors, they let
them Fall into the sea, at the same time loosing
t h e lashings of the rudder-oars and, after
hoisting the foresail to the wind, they made
for the beach. 'I When they lighted upon a
shoal washed on each side by the sea, they ran
the ship aground and the prow got stuck and
stayed immovable, but the stern began to be
violently broken to pieces."
this it became
the determination of the soldiers to kill the
prisoners that no one might swim away and
escape.* "S But the army officerC desired t o
bring Paul safely through and restrained them
from their purpose. And he commanded t h ~ s e
able to s x v h to cast themselves into the sea
and make it to land first, ""andthe rest to do
so, some upon planks and some upon certain
things from the boat. And thus it came a b u t
that all were brought safely to land."
And when we had made it to safety, then
we recognized that the island was called
Malta.dD And the foreign-speaking peoplecA

28

a Or, 'Lpersons." JI Two hundred and swentp-six, K D V ~ S ~ t~vo

P;
huntired and ~e-renty-five, A ; allout pel-ent;r--six, B and Sahidic
Version. Or, &'the~cnturion";in charge of 100 soIdiers. d Ne.liJta,
KBA. Or, "the barbarians.'>

soldiers.

ACTS 28:3-11
448
showed us extraordinary human kindneqOfor bAc2723
they kindled a fire and received all of us help1
hilly because of the rain0 that wasl falling andqoHcbB9
because of the cold: But when Paul collectedl '2C011:n
a certain bundle of sticks and laid ii upon the
Are, a vipeP came out due to the hcd: and oMFMt23:59
coiled itself about his hand.@ When the ioreign- "Rn
speal~ingpeople&caught sight of the venomous
crenture hanging from his hand, they began
saying to one another: "Surely this man is a
murderer? and although he made it to safety =l,r113:2
from the sea, vindictive justiceu did not permit ",?,",?$'
him to keep on Iiving."" However, he shook oR0"17
the venomous creature off into the A r e and
suffemd no harm* 'But they urely expecting *LU10:19
he was going to stvell up with inflammation and
suddenly drop deadan After they waiter1 for a aAct4:19
long while and beheld nothing hurtful happen
to him, they changed their mind and began s ~ y CRo 2:11
ing he was a god.OA
A h C 8110
7 Now in the neighborhood of that place the *cl'k:u
principal man of the island, named Pub'ltus,
had lands, md he received us hospitably and
entertained us benevolently three days. But it
happened that the father of P~tb'1i.u~
was Eying
down afllicted with fever and dysentery, and PIX1 17:m
Paul went in to him and prayed,' laid his hands' ;:,"{If!,
upon him and healedc him. W t e r this occurred, :$; $7";
the rest of the people on the island wlla had T;;;!j<,
siclcnesses also began to come to him and be AC
r ~ u1o.11
a 10
:
Y C : j~ i : ~
cured." l%nd they aIso honored us with many QZL't
giftq and, when we were setting sail, they loaded
us with things for our needs.
11 Three monthsg later we set sall In a bo8.t e R 4 : l Q
from Alexandria" that had wintered in the 'hc27:@
Or, "Wle bnrhnlhs."

ACTS 28 :12-21
*hel4:= island and with the figurehead 4dSonsof
Zeus".an
'"And putting into port a t Syrocuse we rernainecl t h m days, from which place we went
around and arrived nt Rhe'gi.z~rn.And a day
later a south wind sprang up nnd rve made it
into Pu.t~'o.lih on the second day. l4
Here we
found brotI~ersnnd wcrc cntrentcd to remain
with them seven days; and fn this way we came
toward Rome. And from therc the brothers,
when they beard the news about us, came to
meet us as far as the Market Place of ApPpi.usc
and Three Tavernscfand, upon catching sight
* X o l r 4 of them,Patrl thnntnlccd God and took courage.'
O
urn
R D1:
~7: ~ la When, finally, we entered into Rornep3 Paul
*Ac 24:23 was permitted" to stay by I~lrnsell
with the soldier guarding him.
PkEia 17 However, three days later he called to+A. 2 ~ 3 3 gether those who were the principal men of t h e
5Ac 22:24
AcZ4:10
Jews. When they had ~ssemlsledhe proceeded
Ac 25:s
to say t o them: "Brothers, nllhough I had done
rAc 26338
#Ac 23:9
nothing contrary to the people or the customs
of our forefather^,^ I was delivered over as a
2;zgjg prisonera
from Jerusalem3 &to the lzands of the
O H O 15:lQ
OEyh
33
Romans.'
l 8 And thew after making an exmi'Ac 2 5 m
AC ~ F : Znationmwere rlcsirous of releasing me,"as there
OAc 236
,qczJ.15 lvas no cauqe for death" in me. '"But when the
; & Jews kept speaking against it, I was,smppelled
DPllp 4 9 2 t o appeal. to Cae~ar,~'"
but not as though I had
1 0 1 9 anything of which to accuse my nationVo
" Really
on this accorult I entreated to see and address
@Ro5:4
for because of the hopemnof Israel this
*$$"3:2YOU,
chain
binds me."&8 T h e y said to him: "'Neither
EPII 4:3
Eph
6:20
2~ r lhl :10
m
~ G have we received letters concerning you from
449

I
I

.,,,:,,

OP, "Di.as'en.ri1*; the twin brothem Cnrrtor and Pallax (Po-lydeu'ces). b K o w Posmo?i. 0 Or, "Aptpi.i Forum," dOr, ''Tres
Ta.Ber'man Or, "the emperor:'
a

ACTS 28 :22-28
450
451
ACTS 28 :30-ROMANS 1:8
Ju.deta, nor has anyone of the brothers that
30 So he remained for an entire two years in
has arrived reported or spolren anything wicked
his o m hired house, and he would kindly reabout you. 2 2 B ~we
t think it proper to hear
ceive all those who came in to him, a l preaching
from you what your thoughts are, for truly as
the lringdom of God* to them and teaching the
regards this sectoo it is known to us that cvery- :;",&19
things concerning the Lord Jesus Christ with
AC 2 4 9 4
where it is spoken against."+
the
greatest freeness of speech,' without hin+Lu 2 3 4
drance.
23 They now arranged for a day with him,
and they came in greater numbers to him in 2~$iz;
his lodging-place. And he explained the matter 2::;;~
to them by bearing thorough witness concerning XGC 3:15
TO THE
the kingdom of Goda and by using persuasion %:$:
with them concerning Jesus from both the law Ezi;ii!
ROMANS
of Moses" and the Prophets,# from morning till *NU
I
oh 24.17
~:46
I
p1co 1:la
rist and called""
evening. "And some began to believe" the 1sa2:i
O R O 13
ISS 9 : ~
OR" 11 :I3
i
%
E
?
$
z
t
l
:
@
=
E
d
to Gad's good0
things said; others would not believe." " So, be- !;; ;!
01io 2:15
*Ar9:15
-,
? which he promisedu aforetime through
cause they were at disagreement with one an- J e r 2 3 : ~
L a 1 13
3:s
his prophets in the holy Scriptures, concerning
other, they began t o depart, while Paul made E~zii% UGa
TIL 1.2
*2sa 7:12 his Son, who sprang from the seeda of DavidA
this one comment: "The holy spirit aptly spoke g2,":$7
L u 1:32
according to the fleshFo +butwho with power
through Isaiah0 the prophet to YOUR fore- n
mr,o z.w
,'\!&
was
fathers, z s saying, 'Go to this people and say: y?,":;?
O
g
h
4
;
;
l
4 declaredb God's Son according to the spirit
O):o 6 3 9
of
holinesso by means of resurrectiono from the
"By hearing YOU will hear but by no means get ; ~ ; 4 $
aILo 6:5
+PS 16:10
dead--yes,
Jesus Christ our Lord, through
the sense of it; and, looking, YOU will look but by g,;yz"$
Ac 1333
2c013:4 whom wec received undeserved kindnessm and
no means see.* " For the hearto of this peopIe oy
lTl 316
;zz
;8
an apostleship in order that among all the na@doh1:16
has grown thick, and with their ears0they have w o 11:s
tions"
they might be obedient0 by faith respectheard with annoyance,a and they have shut
ing his name, " among which nations YOU also
"$a2j.14
their eyes; that they should never see with their
are those called to belong to Jesus Christto
eyes and hear with their ears and get the sense
I
all those who are in Romee as God's beloved
of it with their hearts and turn back, and I should
ones, called0 to be holy ones:dn
healo them." " Therefore let it be known to ?
~
~ @Ro3:24
~
~ May
~ YOU
o have undeservedm kindness and
YOU that this the means by which God savesb eAc13:46 I
peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus
1:3
1 *1C0
has been sent out t o the nations;" they will $:"1:"1\
Christ.*
Ga 1:3
~ P 67:2
s
I
w-w
1:3
8 First of all I give thanksuto my God through
certainly listen to it."o"
P S 93:s
Jesus Christ concerning all of YOU, because
J

1-

.zh,:;

I Or, "offspring."

Or, "heard unwillingly." b Or, "this salvation of God." C K B ~

omit verse 29, reading: "And when he had said this, the Jews went 1
away, having a great deal of disputing anlong themselves."
a

OF,

"1:'

b Or, "determined to be."

Or, "to be saints."

The editorial "we";

ROMANS 1:2&29
ROMANS 1:9-19
God made it manifest to them." For his inYOUR faithA is taIked about throughout4 the tE1?iig
visible qualities are clearly seen -from the
whole world. For Gad, to whom I render 1 T h l:8
world'sa creationo onward, because they a ~ une
sacred service with my spirit in connection with
derstood by the things madeJPeven his eternal
the good news about his Son, is my witness' of *"pyPli%
power3' and Godship, so that they are inexcushow without ceasing I alurays make mention of
able;m21 because, although they knew God, they
YOU in my prayer^,^ la begging that if a t all z
F;ls,j1,2,
did not glorify him as God nor did they thank
zT11:3
possible I may now at last be prospered in the
him, but they became empty-headed" in their
will" of God so as to come to YOU. l1 For I am .AC m:21
Ro 115:32
reasanings and their unintelligent heart3 became
longing to see* YOU, that L may impart some
@Ro 2 9 9
darkened.c* Za Although asserting they were
*Ge 6:5
spiritual gift* to YOU in order for YOU to be Hnolj:zg
*Jer 10:14 wise, they became fooIish* ""and turned the
U
P
S
106:20
made firm; "'or, rather, that there may be an
Jer 2:11 gloryCof the incorruptible3 God into something
OR0 2.3
interchange of encouragement among YOU, by
m a s 3:7
like the imageAof corruptible man and of birdsm
each one through the other's faith,' both YOURS a p e 1:7
ADe 4:lG
OEzc 8:10 and four-footed creatures and creeping things.O
and mine.
Ac 10:12
24 Therefore God in keeping with the desires0
13But I do not want YOU to fail to know,
of
their hearts gave them up' to uncleanness,
brothers, that I many times purposed to came
that
their bodiesQ might be dishonored among
to YOU: but I have been hindered until now, in *Ro 15:23
them,'
" even those who exchanged the trutho*
order that I might acquire some fruitageooalso ,l!~;:b
of
God
for the lieo*and venerated and rendered
P
among YOU even as among the rest of the na- P ~ 4:17
sacred
service to the creationmrather than the
tlCo14:ll
tions. l4
Both to Greeks and to Ba~barians,~'
0-G8:19 One who created,' who is blessed forever. Amen.
IS^
44:20
both to wiseg and to senseless ones I am a elCo3:lS
Am 2:4
is why God gave them up to disgrace2Th 221 " "at
debtor:O '90there is eagerness on my part to OR0 4:4
OCOl 3:5
ful
sexuaIo
appetites: for both their females
DEc 12:l
declare the good news" also to YOU there in *Mr13:10
FJRO2:14
changed
the
naturaIOuse of themselves into one
Rome. Is For I am not ashamedo4 of the good $:&!:?&
AlTh 4:5
OLe 18~23 contrary to nature,O 27 and likewise even the
news; it is, in fact, God's power" for salvation to ;Fit$8
Jude 'l
+Le 1a:22 males left the natural use of the female' and be1:18
everyone having faith, to the Jew firstb"as weU +lco
U h c 326
came violently inflamed in their lust toward one
as to the Greek;* l 7 for in it God's righteous- A A C I S : ~
O R 0 3:5
another,@males with males," working what is
nessg4is being revealedmby reason of faith* and ~ R 8:18
O
obscene* and receiving in themselves the full
toiyard faith, just as it is written: "But the
recompense*
which was due for their error.OU
righteous man will live0 by means of faith."" +$$P%g
28
And
just
as they did not approve of hold18 For God's wrath" is being revealed from d";",;$04a
ing
God
in
accuratem
knowledge, God gave them
Ga 3:11
heaven against aI1 ungodliness and unrighteous- "KO
2:5
up
to
a
disapproved
rnentaIA state,@to do the
ness* of men who are suppressing the truth in E P 5:6
~
24:13
things
not
fitting;
awlled
as they were with
an unrighteous way,* l9 because what may be *Job
*~0h~:44
known about God is manifest among them,O for "2;;;,4jz
a World's=d~~lo~ov
(kos'mou), HBA; D>lY (0-Eahm'), J17; earth
~ n heaven's,
d
JIB.
a Or, "Eorelgners." h I3 omits "hst'?

tt:e:a;:7

AZg;j$'

ROMANS 1:30-2 :8

454

all unrighteousness,@wickedness,O covetousness,

injuriousness, being full of envy, murder,":
strife," deceit, malicious disposition, being whisperers, baclrbiters, haters of God, insoIent,
haughty: self-assuming, inventors of injurious
things, disobed:entO to parents,# Sl without understanding, false" to agxeements,a having no
natural affection, merciless, Although these
know fuIl well the righteous decree of God, that
those practicing such things are &serving of
death," they not only keep on doing them but
also approve" those practicing them
Therefore you are inexcusable, 0
whoever you are, if yau judge;' for in the
thing in whkh you judge another, you condemnC yourself, inasmuch as you that judgeQ
practice the same things. Now we know that
the judgmenta of God is, in accord with truth,"
against those wha practice such things. "ut
do you have this idea, 0 man, while you judge
those who practice such things and yet you do upr m a r
5:24
them, that you will escape the judgment of 1Ti
Heb 8:27
=no
9
:z
God?" Wr do you despise the r;chesa of h:s
0,20 9:22
kindness" and forbearance and l~ngsuffering,~"
' PS 5::5
Eyh 1:7
because you do not know that the kindly quality @Ex
32:G
Xsa :0:18
of Gad is trying to lead you to repentance?" L2Pe
3:9
Eut according to your hardness and unrepentant heart you are storing up wratho for yourself on the day0 of wrathhand of the revealingGG
of God's righteous judgment." And he will render to each one according to his works:" everlasting life to those who are seeking glory and
honor and incorruptibleness"" by endurance in
rvorlr that is good; hoxvcvcr, for those who are

OrI "opposed to any agreement."

455
ROMANS 2 :9-21
contentious and who disobey the truth but obey
Pha
unrighteousness there will be wrath and anger,O
O"O5'3
tribulation0 and distress, upon the soul of
every man who works what is injurious, of the
+k;f;i7 Jmvt first and dso of the Greek; l obut glory
sGas:22
and honor and peace for everyone tvho worlcs
xI)e 1C:li'
what is good," for the Jew first and also for the
D R O ~ : ~ Greek. l1 For there is no partiality' with God.@
12 For instance, all those who sinned without
O X O 3:n
mica 1:18 lawo will also perish" without law; but all those
#Ro3:19
who sinned under lare rvilI be judged by law.
*De 30:14 l a For the hearers of law are not the ones rightEze 20:11
eous before God, but the doers* of law will be
J
,
declared3 righteous, l4 For whenever people of
E
g
&zy,
@Ro 11:21 the nationsu that do not have lawAdo by nature0
W s 147:20
the things of the law, these people although not
having law are a law t o themselves. lS They are
the very ones who demonstrate the matter of
olpe 318 the law to be written in their hearts, while their
conscienceo0is bearing witness" with them and,
+Ro1:32 between their own thoughts, they are being acThis will be in the
'zh,,5;g cused' or even excused. lB
day
when
Gad
through
Chrisl?
Jesus judge@
;
the
secret"
things
of
mankind,
according
to the
*~:~?,:11
CRO zo:i5
goodm
news
I
declare.'
*Ro 9:6
~ ~ T I C ~ : I I 17 If, now, you are a Jew in name" and are
resting upon lawu and taking pride in God,"
*FhF$:
OR0 13:18 la and you know his willv and approveCof things
bDc 4:s
that are excellent8 because you are verbally in+Ro 3 2
structed out of the Law;' l9 and you are per*6:,
$
;74
02C04:$
suaded that you are a guide of the blind," a
OmI1:lQ light for those in darkness: 20 a corrector of the
unreasonable ones, a teacher of babes:" and
:
* H e b a s having the framework* of the knowledgeo and
OlCO 8:l
*Co12:f7
of the truth* in the Lawdo you, however,
Or, "and test the things that differ."

ROMANS 2 :22-3 :4

456

457

the one teaching someone else, not teachD yourself?" You, the one preaching "Do not steal": A E ~ ~ O : I ~
do you steal? P2 YOU,the one saying "Do not pDe 5:18
commit addteryfllVdo you commit adultery?O ORo7:3
You, the one expressing abhorrence of the
idols,Q do you rob" temples? You, who take :&$,8ii
pride in law, do you by your transgressing of #Ps78:10
the Lalv" dishonor God?* " For "the name0 of :J",">i::g
God is being blasphemeds on account of YOU O l T l 1 : 1 3
people among the nations";" just as it is writ.ten. n$,",B5m
25 Circumcisionn is, in fact, of benefit only if AGa 2 3
you practice law; but if you are a transgressor
of law, your circumcisiono has become uncir- clCo7:19
cumcision.' 26 If, therefore, an uncircumcisede ;%;?;Tu
person keeps the righteous" requirements of the X * ~ 1 * : 2
Law, hls uncircumcision will be counted as circumcision, will it not? And the uncircmcised
person that is such by nature will, by carrying
out the Law, judge you* who with i t s written # M t l2:41
code and circumcision are a transgressor of law.
28 For he is not a Je+
that is one on the out- 0R03:9
side,* nor is circwncisionOthat which is on the iGh&39
outside upon the fleshPo But he is a Jew that ",y,":;TH
is one on the inside," and his circumcision is *lpe 3 4
that of the hearPo by spirit, and not by a writ- t;t","7$!i25
ten code.' The praiseomof that one comes, not &;P..;;!
+ROT : E
from men, but from God."
WlCO 4:5
What, then, is the superiority sf the Jew,' ;2,"2:4
ORO 4:10
or what is the benefit of the ~ircwncision?~
A great deal in every way. First of all, because
they were entrusted with the sacxed pronounce-: : * ,"i$:tg
mentsO of God.* What, then, is the case? If ",%: 2ji2
some did not express faith,07 will their lack0 of
;;Fm
faith perhaps make the faithfulnessA of God "aTlz:13
ONu 2339
without effect?O Never may that happen! But ORo
11:33
let Godmbe found true,' though every man be +;:",3E

?: ;$:

9:l
APs 9:X
VLTI 2:7

OR0

+Ec7:20

@Ps14:3

P S 53:3
OMt: 23:29

@Ro14:11
XPS

5:9

Jer 516
#Ps 140:3

ROMANS 3 :5-19
found a liar,Omeven as it is written: "That you
might be vindicatedQ in your words and might
win when you are being judged."" 6However,
if our unrighteousness brings God's righteousnesso#to the fore, what shall we say? God is not
unjust* when he vents his wrath, is he? (I am
spealrhg as a mann does.) "ever
may that
happen! How, otherwise, will God judge0 the
world?" Yet if by reason of my lie0 the truth
of God9 has been made more prominent to his
glary, why am I also yet being judged as a sinner?' e And why is not this the case: "Let us
do the evil thingse that the good things may
come"? That is what is falsely charged" to urj
and what some men state that we say. The
judgmento# against those men is just.
9 What then? Are we in a better position?*
Not at all! For above we have made the charge
that Jews0 as well as Greeks are all under sin;"
lo just as it is written: "There is not a righteous@man, not even one;" " there is not a one
that understands, there is not a one that seeks
for G0d.O " All men have deflected, all of them
together have become worthless; there is not
a one' that does good, there is not so much as
one."& l a "Their throat is an opened grave,O
they have used deceit with their tongue^."^"
"Poison of asps is behind their lips."* l4 "And
their mouth is fulI of cursing and bitter expression.""
"Their feet are speedy to shed b10od."~
lU'Ruin and calamity are in their ways," l7 and
they have not known the way of p e a ~ e . " ~
l8 "There is no fear of God before their eyes."O+
19 Now we know that all the things the Law
says it addresses to those under the Law,*so
that every mouth may be stopped" and all the

ROMANS 3 :20-41
458
world' may become liablea to God for punish- ;Egg
rnent.* eP ThereEore by works of law no flesh * ~ 2 a: l l
will be dcclnrcd righteousn before him, for by %
$
+
;::
= E P ~4:13
la+ js tllr accurate0 knowledge of sin.@
OK0 7:13
21 But now apart from law God's righteousness' has been made manifest, as it is borne %
; =;
wimessnmto by the Law' and the Prophets;" m
;: k$
;9
2 2 yes, God's righteousness throtrgh the faith in
ne 1s:la
Jesusa Christ, for all those haviiig Cnitil.' For "z:?jii
there L no dlstinction." ' T o r all have ginned0 ;:i:$;
1~3~3;20
and fall short of the glory" of Gad, " and j t is *@Ga
3'25
as a free gifto that. they are being d c c l a d $?2$7
righteous by his undese~ved*klnclness* through 8i:O 5:
the rele~seby the ransomm paid by Christb \%hs3~!
Jesus. P b God set him forth as an offering for
;::';:7
propitiatjon' through faitho in Ilia blood. This D R O 4:s
was In order to exhibit Elis oivn righteousness
Mause hc was forgiving the sins that occurred
in the past while God was exercising forbearance;' '"so
as to exhibit his own rigl~teousness
in this present scnson, that he might be right- bpi11:
ems' evcn when declaring righteo~rs~
the man ' ~ ~ 3 ~
0110 5 : ~
that has faith in Jesus.
27 Wbcrc, t h m , is the boastlng?' It Is corn- nlCol:29
pletely shut out. Through what lnw?OPThat of 22; :;&,
worl<s?*Na Indeed, but through the law' of ; E ~ n , g
faith. 2R For we reclfon that a man is declared a m 4:z
rigllteous by faith apart from works of 1aiv." +Ga2:16
"" Or is he the God of t h e Jews only? Is he not
also of people of the nations? Yes, of people of
the nations also,* "if t r u l y God Is one,n who
1
will declare circumcised peopleArigl~lcousas a ,
~ $
result of faith and uncircumciseda peoplebright- :gz
eous by means of their faith.
D o we, then,
I
a B otnits "Jesus", b Or, "Ehl-ough the redeluption that is in (by)

*i;z;;;

Christ,"'

ROMANS 4: 1-11
abolish law by means of our faith?' Nwer may
that happen! On the contrary, we estnblish' law.
?
That being so, what shall we say about
0.0 I,:,
Abraham6 our forefather acco~Tcltngto the
-IW51:2
8:s
flesh?lk' Tf, for Instance, Abraham were declared' rlgh twus as a mmlt of works," he wot~ld
Su ]0:7
have gmul~dsfor basting; but not with God.
a For what docs the scriptw1e say? "Abrnham
, ~ it was counted
*ar!1 5 : ~ exercised faith in J e h ~ v a hand
to
h
i
m
as
righteousness."*
'
Now to tbe man
J,sa:u
cu
3%
that worltsB'I h e pay is counted, not an undeO:;o 1227 served kindness," but as a del-rt.O0 On tbc other
I<*)
11 -6
O A I L ~ O : ~ hand, to the nran that does not work but puts
;f$,'j2Vaith' in him who declares the ungodlym one
10:17 righteous, his fnitllc is counted as righteousOR0 5:17
Vuust as David'! also spealcs of the hap0 2 1'1 2.S
pinesQ*of the man to whom God counts righteousness apart from imrks: ' "Happy are those
6:19
or[cb ~ 1 2whose lawlessn deeds" have been forgiven' and
OJns 5 3 5
c;;t~ id:22 whose sins hnve been covered;" hnppymIs the
ILl-rs32:l
man whose sin Jehovahd will by no mcms take
into accotmt."*
* ~ ; O ~ ; ~ g
9 Does this happiness, then, come upon drcumcised people or also upon uncirctlmcised
""0":"Q
people?' Sincc we say, "His faith was counted
what
r
4%
Gn 15%
: 3 : ~ to Abrahnnl as righteousness."* lUU ~ ~ c l c
,~
was it counted? When he
j
3 c i r c u m s i ~ n c o s then,
r1C07:18
WEIS in cjrcumcjsion3or in uncircumddon? Not
iT1 circumcision, but in uncircumcision. I' And
see 1,:~
he receir9ctIa sign; nameIy, circumcision, as a
24$7iu
O l c n 9 ~ 2 sealr" of thr riglltcousness by the fnit 11 he had
""07:18
~ ~ while
~ in his uncircumcised" state, that hc might
459

...

Snp a h o f d h ~ ~ i ~ l i n ~ r i f111sll, R; my thnt ?\hrn!lnn~our foreS n t l i ~ raeeortli~tgl o IIIP llrslt hlls gilincd. RAI)l'gSyp. @ Jchovnh,
J1,s.'T+*Q;
Goti, SDd. * CIr, " l h ~ v i r lnlm pronounem t ltr frliritt~tion."'

Jeliovnh,

J714LL-lbfi'1
; ;lie turd,

NBA.

* Or, "co~~firuntion.'~

ROMANS 4:12-19
460
be the fatheP of all those having faithwhile
in unclrcurncision, in order for righteousness to
be counted to them; l2 and a father of circumcised offspring, not only to those who adhere
to circumcision, but also to those who proceecl
orderly in the footsteps# of that faith while in
the uncircumcised state which our father Abraham had.'
13 For it was not through law that Abraham
or his seed had the pramiseo that he should bc
he!? of a iwrld," but it was through the righteousness by faith.* For if those who adhcre
t o law are heirs, faith has: been made useless
and the promise has been abolished.+ In reality the Law produces wrath,' but where there
mno 5:14
is no law, neither is there any transgression.= @RO
3:m
R n 5:%U
16 On this account it was as a result of faith, ZCO
3:7
that it might be according to undeserved kindness," in order for the promiseu to be sure to
all his seed,* not only to that whlch adheres t o
the Law, but also to that which adheres to the
faith of Abraham. (He is the fathern of us all,
just as it is written: "I have appointed you
a father of many nations.")" This was in the
sight of the One in whom he had faith, even
God, who makes the dead diveo0and callsaothe
things that are not* as though they were. IsAlthough beyond hope, yet based on hope he had
faith," that he might become the father of many
nations*in accord with what had been said, "5h
your seed will be."# I* And, although he did not
grow weak in faith,he considered his own body,
now already deadened? as he was about one
hundred years eldp also the deadness of the

'Qr, " ~ m o n m . ~ "

ROMANS 4 :20-5 :S
461
womb of S z t r ~ k 29, ~But
~ because of the promncu i8:11
11:u is@+
of
God
he
did
not
waver in a lack of faith,
O I I O I ) 1i:lJ
t l : ~but became powerful by his faith,'
giving God
glory and being fully convinced that what he
had promised he was also able to do." '"Hence
*ffRc~l$~lg
.cc
l'lt was counted to him as righteousness"',"
n m m 18
23 That "it w,as counted" to him" was ivsitten,
'RO 1 5 4
however, not for his sake only,* " but also for
Wa3:a3
the sake of us to whom It is destinedO to be
counted, because we believe on him who raised
*Acmt
Jesus our Lord up from the dead.' ' W e was
Ac 13:30
i r c 121 dclivcrcd up for the sake of o w trespasses" and
was raised up for the sake of declarinp us
~ I R
@Rnfi4Q
5:1:12
R
nit 20:m rigl~teous."
A J K I I:1:3:11
2CO 5.21
Therefore, now that we have been declared
P 1x0 3:2.1
righteous as a result of faith,+ let us enjoy
pcacc' with God through our Lord Jesus Christ,
14:1311 z:14
a through whom also we have gained our approachc'
by fajthn into this undeservedo kindalio5:21
maroll IO:D
lsrll a:1:! ness In whlch we now stand,%d let us exult,
I I ~b IU: Lg
t11:o 1s.1 bnsed on hope* of the glory of God. a And not
nitt, 15.13 only that, but Iet u g exult while in tribulations,o*
onog:m
TIC^ 3:fl
since we know that tribulation produces endurml'l~l~
otlr, 8 : m
n n c ~ ;endurance:
~ ~
jn turn, an approved condition; the approved condition, in turn, hope,cq
uiic 5:.1 t
OEo8:2.'
I tJc 3 14
and the hope' does not lead to disappointA i I r t , 10 38
o~co
rnent;b
because the love0 of God has been
OltJr I .1
.~'l~
l:zb
~ , poured out into our heart9 through the holy
W':'C<l l m r 2
spirit" whlch was given us.
I;
,
d:t;
:
6 For, inded, Christ, while we were yet
wealc," died for ungodlp men at the appointed
* r-1.1 15
01
35
time. For hardly will anyone die for a rightmu9 man;'indeed, for the modman, perhaps,
O
.I%m 19:R
519
DJoIr 15:13 someone even dares to dieVDBut W m m :i' m e n d s - h i s - o m ~ ~to_wln_t ha-while -m
I3 omits "by faith'" Or, "shamer!'
+IIC~

111

ROMANS 5 :1:5
463
ROMANS 5 :9-17
462
3:m
-etAmers,
Christ d i e d - - b r a 6 Much
n ~ o g : 8 through that one, much more will those who
of~the undeserved
kindmore, therefore, since we have been declaredm ~ ~ ; ~ : : ~ ~ ~
~receive
~ t h e abundance
,
"
~
@m6:13
ness' and of the free gifP ofa righteousnesso
righteous now by his blood,' shall we be saved
;~i~; 5:8
0Re20:4 rule as kingso in life through the one person,
through him from wrath.ml o F o r if, when we e~;IT^
+Re
Jesus Christ.'
were enemies,o* we became reconciled" to God ?F,",;!i?'
18 So, then, as through one trespass the rethrough the death of his Son, much more, now "$tp$;l,s
mICo15:21 sult to men of all kinds was condemnation,"
that we have become reconciIed,@we shall be mito 11:15
"Ro4:25 likewise also through one act of justification"
saved* by his life. l1 And not only that, but we * A c l s : n
the wsult to men of alI kinds* is a declaring of
are also exulting in God through our Lord Jesus
ORo8:6
them righteous for Iifeeo*' T o r just as through
C h r i ~ t through
,~
whom we have now received
,
:
,
,
'JOh 10:lO
G e 2:17
disobedience" of the one man manyn were
the reconciliati~n.~
zpl 5~;0
;6 the
Ge 3-6
constituted
sinners: likewise also through the
o
1:9
i
=Ro7:3
12 That is why, i u s t as t h ~ one
h manoA
obediencem
of the one person manyP will be
zE40,,G:,1:6,constituted righteous.*+
sin entered into the world3 and dpathVthrough ;go3;jp
Now the La+ came
sin, and t h u ~ - d ~ ~ s ~ ~ ~ + ~ - a l l ~ a;&
e5
c:~
~ ~ s e ;:$b1;310
2
;
2
i
+Isa53:ll
in
besideh
in
order
that
trespassing might
6.10
th-d
all shedo'--. l a For until the Law @LO
GlZ0 3:m
*Ps51:5
abound."
But
where
sinu
abounded,
undeserved
xGa
3:ig
sin was in the world, but sin is not charged c. ae 134
#Jell 1552
11.1.1 ~1.1 kindness* abounded still more. " To what end?
against anyone when there is no law." Never- *Ro 4 ~ 1 5
nlcols:56 That, just as sin ruled as king with death,g
theless, death ruled as king from Adamo down =lCo15:a2
634
'lColO:a
Iikewise also undeservedmkindnessA might rule
to Moses," even over those who had not sinned
4 0 1 1 I:17
o~o3
h:16 as king through righteousness with everlastingo
after the likeness of the transgressiono by "Ga3:19
life in view through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Adam,"who bears a resemblanceu to himb that :,';7,:,
Consequently, what shall we say? Shall we
was to come.
continue in sin, that undeserved kindness
15 But it is not with the giftmas it was with ORO 6 1 3
+Ro3:s
may abound?+ Never may that happen! Seeing
the trespass. For if by one man's trespass many
@lPe2:24 that we diedmwith reference to sin, how shall
died, the undeserved kindness of God and his
oRo8:lZ
we keep on Iivine any longer in it? Or do YOU
free gift with the undeserved kindness by the
,TsB5y11
not know that all of us who were baptized into
one man" Jesus Christ abounded much more to ~ e i , i : s
xGa 3:n
ChristmJesusc" were baptized into his death?0"
many." '"Also it is not with the free giftn as
Therefore we were buried"ith
him through
it was with the way things worked through the 'gz$:7
:,A$p;:7,29
1:13 OUT baptismo into his death, in order that, just
one man that sinneda0For the judgment0' re- 3R011:33
+Ge 3:17
as Christ was raised up from the dead through
sulted in condemnationmfrom one trespass, but
nlCo6:14 the gIory of the Father," we also should likethe gift resulted in a declarationo of righteous- ~ R 8:30
O
A2Co 5 5 7
4:25
wise walk in a newness of life.* For if we have
nessc from many trespasses." lT
For if b y the *Ro
Ga g:15
URO 5 : l a
become united with himd in the likeness of his
trespass of the one man" death ruledo as king* ?gEgi:,2
gp:23:;
I
B omits
a B omits "the free gift of". b Or,"entered in by stealth.''
B omits "Christ". b Or, "wbo is a type of him." a Or, "'in an act
"Jesus". d Or,"grown together with him,"
of justifioatiod'; as in verse 18.

.,,,

ROMANS 6: 6-16
464
death,O we shall cedainly also be united with vg;$iO
hima in the likeness of his r e s ~ r e c t i o n ; ~be'
;5;12
came we know that o w old personalitybp was aEDh 4:22
impaled3 with him; that our sinful bodyeOmight ;$0&\3
be made inactive," that we should no longer go ;,co%,;
on being slaves to sin. For he who has died co13:5
~ A 1239
C
has been acquitted from his sin."
8 Moreover, if we have died with Christ, we
believe that we shall also live with him.* For '2T12:~
we know that Christ, now that he has been
raised up from the dead: dies no more;* death T,h,C,i3&
is master over him no more. For the death ARel:18
that he died, he died with reference to sinm3Rok16
onceo for all time; but the life that he Iives,' t,Htz;P
he lives with reference to God. 'I Likewise also
YOU: reckon yourselves to be dead3mindeed 3R07:s
ac013:3
with reference to sin hut living* with reference .1PeZ:24
to God by Christ Jesus.
*Ge 4:7
12 Therefore do not let sin* continue to rule" y$:y,4,:k3
pnos:11.
as king* in YOUR rnortalp bodieso that YOU 3Ro
7:24
~
R O
1 3 : ~
should obey their desires.'" la Neither go on DJas
4:l
presenting YOUR members to sin* as weapons
of unrighteousness, but present yourselves to
God as those aliveo from the dead, also YOUR 4110l2:1
members lo God as weapons' of righteo~sness.~
l k For sin mustd not be master over YOU, seeing
e3;g17
that aou are not under la+ but under unde- GL~~~I.~
0110 11:5
served0 kindness. "
15 What follows? Shall we commit a sin be- "JDh1:17
cause tve are not wder law" but under unde- *lCog:al
served kindness?*Never may that happen! " Go *RO5 9 1
you not know that if YOU keep presenting yourselves to anyone as slaves0 to obey him, YOU 0lco7:21
6%
are slaves" of him because YOU obey him, either
Or, "grown together with him."
belonging to sin." Or, "shall."
a

"

bOr2

Joh R:34

OIIeb5:9
+Ro 1:17

:gt.FJ

ROMANS 6 :17-7: 3
465
of sinod with death in view or of obedienceo6
with righteou~ness~
in view? "But thanks to
God that You were the sIaves of sin but You
became obedient from the heart to that form
of teachinga to which YOU were handed over.@

Yes, since YOU were set freeo" from sin, YOU

became slavesu to rightr;ousnr;ss,*'
9
am speaking in human terms because of the weakness of
ciCo9:z7 YOUR flesh:' for even as YOU presented YOUR
membersAas slaves to uncleannesso and lawless~ 2 ~ 1 1 2 : 7 nesso with lawlessness in view,a so now present'
*KO 12:l
YOUR members as slaves to righteousness with
ORo6:z
holiness3 in view. 20 For when YOU were slaves
$Johg:34
of sin: YOU were free as to righteousness.
OR0 7:s
21 What, then, was the fruit0" that YOU used
Uer U : I ~
"Ga5:19
to have at that time? Thingsb'kf which YOU are
now ashamed.* For the finish0 of those things
EF$y,1:;61
8 : ~ is death.' 2 2 However, now, because YOU were
*Acl.5:17
set free from sin but became slaves t o God,"
f;th7i;3,
*1co 7:22
*1Pe 2:24

71Pe 1:4

it be that YOU do not lmow, brothers,

(for I am speaking to those who know law,)
that the Law is master over a man as long xs
# ~ o 3 : 1 9 he lives?" T o r instance, a married \vmrnanc is
olco7:m bound9 by law to her husband0 while he is
OlCa 7:2
*NU3o:a
alive;Qut if her husband dies, she is discharged
nlco-r:aa from the law of her h u ~ b a n d . ~
So, then, while
hey husband is living, she would be styled an
@m13:9 adulteresso if she became another man'sao But
OlCo 2:5
@ ~ 8 : 2 1 if her husband dies, she is freeo from his law,
a B omits "with lawlessness in view'!
Or, "ueed t o ham at that
time from the things?" Or, r ~ ~ o m nsubject
n
to a husband,''

"man." nor, "our body

I

7 Can

ROMANS 7:&13

466

so that she Is not an adtllteress If she becomes A R o e l 4

another man's.
Ga 219
4 So, my brothers, YOU also were made dead ,g1,2::,14
to the La+" through the body* of the Christ: ;;g2ysG
that YOU might become a n o t h e ~ ? ?the
, ~ one" Oora45:10
2c0 ii:a
who was raised up from the dead,' thnt we +Ga5:24
should bear fruit t o God." For when we were m5","245
in accord with the flesh," the sinful passionse ?$&:&;:
that were excited by the Law ~vcmat work in
our members that IVE should bring forth fruit3 3m155a3
to denthmU
"ut notv me have been discharged
from the Law, because we have died" to that 'Gn2.39
I
by which we were being held fast, that we
might be ~ I a v e s "in~ a new sense by the spirit, om12:fI
nnd not in the old sense by the written code." A2C03:6
7 What, then, shall we say? Is the Law sin?# QR0734
Never may that become so! Really I would not
have come t o know sin' jf it had not been for 'RoZZO
the Law, and, for example, I would not have m ~ i c z : ~
lcnown covetousnessmif the Law had not said, $;pig
"YOUrnufitb not covet."'" But sin," receiving an '5ez0i+7
inducemenf? through the commandment, war ked ;
!;2;;
out in me covetouwess of every Jrind, for npart 1~05:rn
frmn law sin tvas deadQ' "n fact, E was once *Ros:lD
'ICo 1356
alive apart from law;" but when the command- 3;;;;;
merit arrived,* sin came to life again, but I a H e b 7 : l l
diedabIU
And the commandment whicli was to :?~,,3;:
liic,' this I found to be to deathVm For sfn,
2,;u '
receiving an inducernentWthrough the command- CQCO 5:12
mcnt, scduced" me and lcillcrl rnc through it. I:$;<$%
" Whcrcfore, on its part, thc lam is holy," and *r;,I;$
the commandment3 is holy and righteous and orco i k n
good.
13 Did, then, what is good become death to
me? Never may that happen! But sin did,"that *lcoW:58 1 1
Do slnves, KBA; be smwnnta to Jehovah, Jls, b Or, "shall." I

"ES;F3

--

ROMANS 7 :-1
:2
It mlght be shown as sin working out death for
QRO Q:m
me tl~mughthat which is god;" that sin might
beconle far more sinful through the command,y$i&34 ment." '"For we know that the Law is spiritunl;V but I am f l e ~ h l y sold
, ~ under sin.' ' T o r
:;0,,32
what I am working out I do not know. For what
oRo8:13
I wish,n this 1 do not practicc; but whnt I Izateoe
m%c~5:17
-r:n 5.17
1s what P do.' l5 H r v e v e r , if what I do not wjsha
1:B
is what I do, I agree that the Lawg is right.
But now the one working it out Is no longer T,
p&!88j+l but sin" that resides in me.' ' T o r I know that
in me, that js, in my flesh, there resides nothing
uGea:I
PS 51
good;' for ability to wishnn is present with me,
a ~ ~ l r i : ' 4 1but ability to work outP what is right Is not
Pdob 1-L:.l
present. ' T o r the good that I wishn I do not
' J ~ k 1 7 do,* but the bad that I do not wishn IS what I
prnctice. *O If, now, what I do not wishR Is what
I do, the one working it: out Is no longer I, but
the sin dwelling in me.
21 1 find, then, this law in my cast;: that when
@f*Hell
;,?;]df 1":1 I wisha to do what is rightmwhat Is bad is
present with me.' ** I redly delightu in the law
*I'S 1 : 2
.ZCO 4 : ~ a of Gor?accordmg to the man' I am within, " "but
3:;ih 3:18
o j < r ~ ~ . 1 3I be110Idin m y members" anotherla~vf,~arrine
4: 1
against the law of my mindP md leading me
I
7
cnpl.lve t o sin's law that js in my members.
*Rc8:17
Miserable' man that I am! W h o will rescue
me from the bodyO undergoing this death?@
l
Ho8.10
"IC 11C397 Pa Thanlrs to God' through Jesus Christ our
Lord! So, then, with my mfnd I myself arn a
*RlQ:I slavetoGod'slaw,"butwithmyflcshtosin'sIarv.
QRO s:a
Therefore those in union with Christ" Jesus
have no condemnation. For the law0' of
01C":
*Jna
2al 1:25
that
spiritn which gives lifen in unionD with
oT'08:10
w(;M. E:IB
* ~ l ~ )5h: a
C11rist Jesus has set you free from the law of
Or, "lvill."
467

I!

ROMANS 8 :15--26
these are God's sons.@' T o r YOU dicl not receive
eJ",hJ
!:
r:n 4:G
a spirit of slnvcryOcausing fear" again, but YOU
OGn 4:24
* I 1 t ~ 1 1 2 . 1 rec~ived
~
a spirit* of adoption' as sons, by which
nl(:(i 2 2 2
spirit we cry out, "Abbn,8.D
Father!" Ie The spir2,1,1 I ,
olc:o 2 1 1 1
ml(:n
ite4 itself beam witnessa0 with our spirit' that
'Imp
me are Gorl's d ~ i l s l m nk7
. ~If,
~ then, we are chil*I ;d 4:s
?<:;I 3:29
drcn, we alp also heirs:* heirs indeed of God,
W:n I U
n.lc)ll 83 but joint hci1.s with Christ, provided we suffer"
JOIl
1.17
1t.0 ,.to
l o ~ e t h e that
r
rvcj may also be glorified together.'
OlJ(r5:7
.AC 17 te
13
Consequently
I reckon that the sufferRo 1:9
hgsm of the prcsent season do not amount to
v;c0 I :a
F(
.,,.;I& 2(:
3 :A!H anything in camparisun with the glow that is
c,,I.,,Fr
t r t l 3.10
going t o be rcvcalcd3 in us.
For the eager
expectation
of
the
creationP"s
waiting
for the
!
nll'c (1: 13 rclrealil~gof the sons of Gad.* 2o Far the creaA ? r o 4: 1 r
0c.nI 1:23
tion was subjected to f ~ t i l i t y not
, ~ by its awn
*l.Irl3!2
wlll but; through him that subjected it, on the
1 : 12
basis of hope' a L t h a t v h e creation4 itself also
i
* x ' e :1,13 wiIl be set IrceVfrom enslavement to corrupalca 7 2 1 tlon and have the glorious ErcedomOof the chilm f l e h B 1 l dren of God.
For we know that all creationa
kccps on groming together and being in pain
togctl~eruntil now, a* Not only that, but lye ous11:ia selves also who have the firstfruits," namely, the
A2Cos2 spirit, yes, we oursclvcs groan" within ourselves,
wl~ilewe arc earnestly waiting for adoption as
the releaseVrom our bodies by ransomo
zF$!j?:$:
'
T
o
r
we were saveda in this hope;" but hope
gE
that Is seen is not hope, for when a man sees a
llPe1:S
thing, does he hope for it? l b But if ifve hopeQ
for what we do not see, we keep on waiting for
oRola:12 it with endurance."
*mg:16
26 In like manner the spirit' also joins in
wit11 help for our weakness; far the problem of
a An Ar.r.rnn'ie word meaning "papa". b Or, %.cause."
a pleDlt
469

ROMANS 8:3-14
468
sln and of death. For, there being an incapability on the part of the Law,O while it was
weak' through the flesh, God, by sending his
own Son in the likeness of sinful flesho and concerning sin," condemnedn sin in the flesh, that
the righteous requirement of the Law might be
f ~~lfilled=
in us who walk, not in accord wit11 the
flesh,"but in accord with the spirita For those
who are in accord with the flesh set their
mindse on the things of the flesh," but those in
accord wit11 the spirit on the things of the
spirit.-For
the minding of the flesh means
death? but the minding of the spiritff mems
lifeg and peace;p Fbecause the minding of the
flesho" means enmity" with God, for it is not
under subjection t o tl-relawAoI God, nor, in fact,
can it be. a SO those who are in harmony wlth
the fleshvcannot please God.
9 However, YOU are in harmony, not with the
flesh, but with the spirit,' if God's spirit truly
dwells in YOU.@ But if anyone does not have
Christ's spirit," this one does not belong to him.
lo Eut if Christ is in unionC with YOU, the body
indeed is dead" on account of sin, but the spirit
is life" on account of righteousness. l1 If, now,
t h e spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the
dead dwells in you, he that raised up Christ
Jesus from the dead" will also make YOUR mortaIo bodies alivec" through his spirit that resides in YOU.
12 So, then, brothers, we are under obligation, not to the flesh to l i e in accord with the
flesh;&IS for if YOU live in accord with the dcsh
you are sure to &e;O but if YOU put the pmctices of the body to death+ by the spirit, You
wilI live. l4 For all who are led by God's spirit,

+?

1!?z2

omit "sdoption AB sonsN,

ROMANS 8 :27-25
470
what we should praf for m we n& to we do WCo 11:4
1:al
not know, but the spiritmitself pleads for us
with groanings unuttered.* 27Yethewhosearches tllr hearts' knows what the meaningb oi the
sp'rit" is,' because it is pleading in accord with 3;;$;n;J , ~ I I,;:IT
,
ICU ?:lo
God for holyn ones.
2 , I :;:1fi
2SNow we know that Godo makes all hls ':Ez;i;
cvorlcs"cooperate together for the goadqof those ~ : , ' ~ ~ , $ , ~ ~ T
who love God, those who are the oncs cnllcd3 ac- ~,~;l.!;i.L~y,
cording to his p ~ r p o s e ; ~ 'because those whom ;i;t:l:;;;l
he gave his firstg recognitiond' he also fore- bj:;!,y,:!,;
ordained" to be pafderned" after t h e Image' of ??r'n :7
his Son, that he might be the firstborn" among ?461'11:im
many i~mthers.~"
3" hlorwver, those whom he "'r l(1.64
-* ;. 1%
foreordained- are the ones he also callcd;" and ;j;* ;7;22
those whom he called3 are t h e orles he also dc- O;:IJ n m 7
clarcd to be righte~us.~
Finally those whom he :ic'l:fii:
cl?clared3righteozrs are the ones he also g1or;iietl.' j, !:?
':
31 What, then, shaIl we say to these Zhings?
If God is for us, who will bewgninst us?" IL"He 5Nu
:!(,'a lil:n
who did not even spare his own Sono but de. 01co I:,:%
livered him up far us all, why wlll he not also
wit11 him kindly give us all other. things? ''"Who
~vill file accusation against GocI% chosen0 ones 7' ?,?; ?;?:
God is the One who declar~s;'t l ~ r t nrightwu~.qicufi:"
" Who is he that mill cond~rnn?~
Christ Jrsusr 'IC0
is thc one who &ed, yes, rather the one ~ v h o
was raised np from the dead," m l ~ nis on thc
right handn of God, who also pleads for us. "PB.llO:l
35 Who will separate us from ihe love' of the,
Christlh Will tribulation0 or distress or pcrsc- lraco
UI.LI)

31.0

?;:::,'

Or, t*tl~ntcannot be utterctl." b Or*, "n~irlrt" ; ' L t l ~ o ~ t ~ l lal Iiorl,

,"
Ilr\I'4" h u t onutted by KTgSyt'. Or, "\r31trl~nI i r l'u~~cltt~~rv."
Or,
'*i,"
; or, "cnrr be."
BDSJ-IJ onlit
BI Illyh';!)
\.fiSyIT O ? I J ~ ~
"l'r-01-11 the d~nd". LThe Christ, d?'&yv;
Outl, N ; Clot1 thnt is in
Christ Jt=ms,B.

L ' . J ~ b ~ ~ ~ ~ + ' .

ROMANS 8 :36-9 :9
471
, cutiono or hunger or nakedness or danger w
sward"
Just as it is written : "For your sake
we are k i n g put to death a11 day long, we have
been counted as sheepmfor slaughter."' ST To
'iFzk*zHm
the contrary, in a11 these things we are coming
u$,h :!;:':, off completely victorjous" t.hrough him that
a l c a s : z z loved us. "n For I am convinced that neither
:hP:pl$,F:,@ 3 ; w death nor lifeAnor angelsoonor governmentsE'
nor things here nor things to come nor powers
+E h l ' l l
ozEo5::17 85norheight nor depth nor any other creation0
wJoh17:Zfi will he able to separate us from God's Iovemthat
is in Christ Jesus our J ~ r u l .
=IT12:7
I am telling the truth' In Chrlst; 1 am not
nCa 1:m
"?CO l l : J I
lying,O"since my c~nscienceObcars witness*
13.5
-2col:23 with me in holy spirit, ' that I have great grief
3Joh16:6
and unceasing pain in my heartana For 1 could
wish that I myself were separated as the cursed
zgz3, one from the Christo in behalf of my brothers,"
my relatives according to the flesh, * who, as
to whom belong the adopP ~ ~ $ ~ ~such,
Z Z are Israelite~,~
ulto 11:27 tion as sons' and the glorymand the covenantso"
mpsGn:Z
and the giving of the Law' and the sacred serv*EX 2::12
-AC
c
: ice' and the pr~mises;~"to whom the fore.It& g:1
fathers" belong ancl from whom ChrIst sprang
~ A 13.32
C
Ro 4:13
according to the flesh: God"' who is over all
AD, 30 15
& be blest forcver. Arncn.
6 However, it is not as though the rvord of
mMU%19
God had faild,mFor not all who spring from
:A?2?ti20Israel0 are really '"Israel'~." Neither because
$oJ10 9 7: ~they are Abraham's seeduare they all children?'
but, "What will. be calledv'your ssed' will be
Ora 4:23
#~c~
h : 3 9 through
That is, the children in the
*Ge 21:12
Irfb 11:18 fleshz are not really the children of God, but the
aGa 4:23
children by the promiseh are counted as the seed.
428
@P~D
a For the wordD of promise was as follows: '%At
Qmlz14
OEDh

See Appendix under Romans 9 : 6.

ROMANS 9 :1&21

473

472

this season I will come and Sarah0 shall have a O H e b 1 ~ 1

~ 0 n . l lo
' ~Yet not that case alone, but also when bGe18:14
Rebekah conceived twins* from the one man, G e 2 5 : W
Isaac our forefather: " for when they had not
yet been born nor had practiced anything good
or vile, in order that the purpose of God respecting the choosingomight continue dependent, not ORo11:5
upon works, but upon the One who calls,ce lZ it gE :;$
was said t o her: "The older shall be the slave gf;F4
of the younger."" l a Just as it is written: "T .Ge 2x23
loved Jacob, but I hatede Esau."*
#A& h 1:2
BE
5:29
14 What shall we say, then? Is there injus- 'G,;l,sy
tice with God?* Never may that become so!
' T o r he says to Moses: "I will have mercyw GRO 9:2i
upon whomever I do have mercy, and T wiIl
show compassion to whomever I do show corn- GEx 3319
pas~ion."~
'"0,
then, it depends, not upon the a
~
~
one wishing nor upon the one running, but upon ,f,f;:
God,n who has
17For the Scripturemolto15:4
says to Phar'aoh: "For this very purpose I
have let you remain,&that in connection with
you I may demonstrate my powero and that a E ~ h 3 : 7
I
my name may be published throughout all the
e a ~ t h . " ~"B' So, then, upon whom he wishes he p;;g
has memy: but whom he wishes he hardens." .E",%$:~
7:s
19 You will therefore say to me: "Why does xEx
Ex 9 : U
he yet find fault? For who has withstood" his 8g;h~g6 I
express will?" 2 0 0 man,* who, then, really are ~~b 23:13 ' I
you to be answering back to God? Shall the gg:$y
thing molded say to him that molded it, "Why
did you make me this way?"O 2l What? Does a$;z$i6
I
not the potter" have authority over the cIay to A:","r: :1"
make from the same lump one vesselo for an 02riz:rm
I

z;;;:;o

J17Js;
or, "I have raised yon np."
-KEA. Exodus 9 : 16, which P a d here quotes, reads, in the L X X :
"YOUhave been preserred."

a " I have let you remain,"

1'

ROMANS 9 :22-32
honorable use, another for a dishonorable use?
+lTR5:9
If, now, God, although having the will to
mJsa 13:s
I S R W : P ~ demonstrate his wrath and to make his power
Jer 50:25
ozco ~ : 6 known, tolerated with much longsuffering ves@].Co5:5
sels of wrath made fit for d e s t ~ u c t i o n , ~in
that he might make known the richeso" of
:2,"1'
10$ order
O l c a 2:s
his
glory"
upon vesseIsUof mercy: which he preO R 0 1130
~ A 9:15
C
paced
beforehand
for glory,*24 namely, us, whom
*Php 4 3 9
ono 1092 he calleda not only from among Jews0 but also
OlCO 1:22
It is as he
ORO 11:13 from among nations,' what of it?
says also in Ho.sera: "Those not my people I
will call 'my people', and her who was not beAFg2,:5\ loved 'beloved';" *" and in the place where it was
said to them, 'You are not m y people,' there
0 ~ , " ~ ; they
~ ~ 7 will be called 'sons of the living God'."P
ORo15:u
27 Moreover, Isaiah" cries out concerning Israel:
"Although
the number of the sons of Is~
&
~
~
rael
may
be
as
the
sand of the sea,Ot it is the
:
e,1%+
'81salo:z2 remnant that wiIl be saved.@" For Jehovaha
oleo 10:ZB will make an accounting on the earth: consurnx I s a l o : u mating i t and cutting it short.''bW2Also just as
Isaiah had said aforetime: "Unless Jehovah of
DlCo15:B hostse had left a seede to us, we should have become as Sod'omOand we should have been made
o2Pe 2:s
1:9
just like Ge.rno~'rah,"~~
Isa 13:19
Jcr5OZ4O
30 What shall we say, then? That people of
the nations, although not pursuing righteouscaught up with righteousness,' the right:$i0O ness,
~ R 421
eousness
that results from faith;u S1 but Israel,
Phg 3:9
although pursuing a law of righteousness, did
not attain to the law." For what reason? Be"m11:7
Ga 5:4
cause he pursued it, not by faith, but as by
*Gaa:x
work^.^ They stumbled on the "stone of stumthe Lord, NBA. Or, "executing
a Jehovah, J7~81133169l~marg~n9~~;

*EX

it speedily."
KBA.

Jehovah of hosts,

"

J7jB111-10120;

the Lord of Sabta.oth,

ROMANS 9 :33--103 12
bling";' BB as it is wriEen: "Look! f am laying
in ZionD a stonemof st~1~lbling3
and a rock-massp y ; :~jz$
of offense,' but he that rests his faith on It" wiH &
:;:;: hit 21:.12
not come to di~appointrnent."~*
1 I *c :'.li
Brothers, the good-wilP of my heart and
zrll
my supplicationa to God for them are, ;;H&;;;~
I>,, ;!112.~
indeed, for their salvation.' For I bear thcm '1,11
1 Tm
witness that they have a zealo" for God; but o:,~:,, 9:2
not according to accurateh knowledge; "or, be- 7;;y:,:
cause of not knowing the righteousnessQPor Gad W3;:,'q.:Lp,
but seelcing to establish their own,' they did not :,I;;;

'?;,"fz3

I. 0

subjectmthemselves to the righteousness of God.

For Ch18isP is the accomplishedGend' of the
Law, so that everyone exercising faith may

J
;
;
5:11
fir I3:HO

have righteousness.
( , I \ 3:24
5 For Moses writes that the man that has
done the righteousness of the Law will liveo by On0 n:l
it.": "But the rjghteousness resulting from faith h
' : :?i!
spealrs in this manner: "Do not say in your ,,z:$a:il
lleart,' 'Who will ascendDinto henven?'On that ml4:l1h
3.!(:0 14:fl
29
is, to bring CIlristA down; or, 'Who will de- ;;;;,3~2
mend into the abyss?'OPthat is, to bring Christ ~ jFI 2~ t ~
up from the dead.''O' But what does It say? ;;;;;$;;m
"The word is near you, in your mouth and + ~ I ~ ' L ; . M
In your heart";' that is, the "wrorc?"' of faith
which we are preaching. For if you publicly
declare that 'word jn your mouth'," that Jcsus nmtlo:m
is Lord,'" and exercise faith in your heart that 'Aclana3
God raised him up from the dead," you wlll bc alPcl:al
saved.* luFor with the heart one exercises faith @ne11:14
lor rlghteousness,0 but with the mouth one 3aC*6:7
W C o 0:13
malrcs public0 declaration4 for salvation?
ORn 13:11
11 For the Scripture says: "None that restso r.ldrl
0.lt.r 12:s
li:7
his faith on him will be disapp~inted.""~'For - 1 ~ r Lw:16

Tr,r,!Pil*

Ch.,"l~irn."b Or, ('not be ashamed." 8 Lord = ~ ~ i (kq'doas),

w t ~
HBh ;
(ha A.doiif), JUJ"l4.'+l4 Kot "3ehowab". Or, "nshnmed."

11'1Hil

ROMANS 10:1&11: 1
there is no distinction between Jew and Greek,"
for there Is the same Lord over all, who is rich"
;~gy;12
oico I:% to all those caIlinffC upon him. ' T o r "anyone:
that calls upon the name of Jehovaha will be
aJoe2:32 saved"." However, hew will they call upon him
'Heb n : F in whom they have not put faith?" How, in turn,
will they puf faith In hinz of whom they havenot
uJ0h9:s
lC1111 4:21 heard? I-IOW,in turn, will ihcy hear without
to p r ~ a c h "
? I-Ioaw,
~
in turn, will they
tg; :$?& someone
preach unless they h a v e J & e ~ x ~forth?
t
J
it is written : " I l ~ ~ v V h ci CuI-ttrr
~ ~ ~ fT
t je-feet-atthose
-=
4:3
~ B h C I c ~ ~ ~ a ~ ~ o oocLgood
F ' ~ n-tehhlgs!ll
~~~s
0120 f3:4
0Isa.TT:T
16 Neverthclcss, llley (lid not all ohcy the
N a 1:IS
.Heb d : a
good news.' For fsainh says: "Jehovah," who
believed our report?" ""'So faithr fol!otvs the
0~;15f~~1,
report.' In turn, the report is through the word
$,";;:m
about Christ.'" l e Nevertheless I ask, They did
not fail to hear, did thcy? Why, jn fact, "into
all the earth their sound wcnt out, and to the
L$,",Z,4;,14 ends of the inhabited earth" their word^,"^
'Weverthcless I ask, Israel did not Pail to know,
bF:$P,:,5 did they?&First Moses says: "1 will incite YOU
11:l-r peopIe to f e a l o ~ ~
through
y~
that which is not a
n a t i ~ n ;I~ will incite Tor1 tb violent mgero
Om 32:a through a nation will-foutundc15tnnding.''~" Out
Isaiah becomcs vcry bold nncl says: "I was
'h9:30
f o ~ m dby those who wrcm not seeking me;+P
became manifcst to those who \ v e e not aslcing
mba
for me.jtm But as respects Israel he says : "A11
mlC"12:15 day lor~g
I have stretched out my hands3 toward
n'C, c";3$;:
a people that is dIsobut3ient nnd talks'
#ISR
6~:2
I ask, then, God did not reject his people,
*1sa 12:22
J e r 31 :37
did he?" Never mny that happen! For I
Am k g
@

z,ez&

:g;,I",::s

11

Jehavah, J7,8.'3'18+2";
ttw 1 ~ 1 ~ Nnh,
1,
bdrltnvnlt, d7*R."J-n;
I~rd,
KBR. c 1IT0~4nhnnt Cl~rixt,KT! P "'l)\'p; abi.tF nE God, J l l - l i . l b , l 7
mal-ginASgp; 1vor0 of J ~ l l o ~ n l lJ ,1 1 ' ~ " " ' R " ~ i l ~ . Or, "evei.~'ona"

ROMANS 11:2-11
416
also am m Israelite: of the seed of Abraham: %;oy;3m
of the tribe of Benjamin." God did not reject W h p 3.5

:F;(18i2F3

his pcople, cvhom I-te firsto recognized."oAWl~y,

do YOU not know what the Scripture says in A~sshl:l.l
connection wilh Elijahp as he pl~aclswith God
I
against I~rael?~'9ehovahFbthey I~nvcIdllcdg J ~ I 21;
your prophels? they have dug up your altars, "JCo 12:28
and I alone am left, and they arc llunllng' for -1Ki19:2
my soul."cm Yet, what does the divine pro- z;g g;j
nouncement" say to him? "I havc rcscllred .ACS::IS
seven thousnnd men for me, men who have not
bowed the knee to Bad"" In this WRY, there- w l K 1 l * l R
fore, at the present season also a remnant' has *Z$A4
turned up according to a choosing due to unde- "" 11:28
o
served3 kindness, Now if it is by undeserved ~ c 6:1
kindness, it Is no longer due to worlts; ' other- q a 2 : 1 &
wise, the undeserved kindness no longer proves
n ~ 5:4
a
to be undeserved kindness."
7 What, then? The very thing Israel is
earnestly seeking he did not obtain,O but the 4Ey;?;
ones cllosena' obtained it, The rest had their +RoU:28
sensibilitiesa blunted; just as it is written: rn-3~4
"God" has given them a spirit of stupor,' eyes so =Isax:la
as not to sce and ear$ so as not io hcar, d o \ n 31co 2:9
to this very day.'IA Also David says: "Let their
feastf become for them a snareo nnd a trap and OlCo 7335
a stumblingblock and a retribution;'
let their
eyes bcconle darkenedz so as not to sce, and e l c o . l ~
06g:a
always bow down their back."'
I1 Therefore I ask, Did they stumble so that
they fell completely?" Never may that happen! AB","h\oa
But by their false stepo there Is salvation to 0g;g;;4
people of the nations, to incite them to jeal-

ROMANS 11:12-23
'2 Now jf their false step means rich&
worldmand their decrease means riches
to pcople of the nations, how much more will
the full nurnberaVof them mean it!
13 Now I speak t o YOU who are people of the
nations. Fornsrnuch as I am, in reality, an
a p ~ s t l cto~ t l ~ cnzltions; I glorify my ministry,
if I may by any means incite those who are
my own ilcsh" to jealousy and snvc"'"some from
among them. la Far if the casting of them away
means wconciIisttionm for the tvorld, what will
the rccciving of them mean but Iife from the
dead? 'Vurther, if the part taken ns firstfruitsch is lioly, the lump is also; and if the root

477

o 1 ~ l o ousy.O*
: ~
a i m 4:8
+nc$2 21 t o the
stn lO:l9
mr:ui 1.27

XRn1l:Z
Rc7:4

:;:$:10

(?l:l"I'

I- 111 3 8

~1):.

9:ll

alto 3:15
*ICO 9:22
L'r t 4:1G
6?Co 5 r l S

r-l:d~5:11
,p
i:.

y
,.: e 10.37
,
:
,
,
o l { 16:s
~

OlI'e 1.16
atto 1i:21

is holy, the branchesa are also,

17 However, if some of the branches' were
brolzen off but you, dthough being a wild
0 ~ o r l : w olive,') tverc grafted in among tllernmand be@Jcpll2:11
ma z 14 came a partaker of the olive's' root of falness,*
nJcr 11:16
od"'
not be exulting over the branches." If,
~+J~R:I)
are exulting over thern,O it is not
~
{
$
~though,
~
~ you
2
~ r s 37:31
o
YOU that bear the root:
but the root bears0
O Lsa W 2 1
you. LUUaumill say, then: "Branches were
+JoR1%6 broken off that I might be grafted in."@ ?%All
QAc 1 5 3 4
TI 1:13 right! For their lacko of faith" they were broken
*Heh 3:19
h ~ 3 a11
off, but you nre standing by fnitl~."Quit having
* Iio SZ:16
2 1 For if God did not
orto 133 lofty ideas,"but be in fearmO
orirla:n spare the natural branch=? neither will he
0301115:z spare you? 2 z See, therefore, God3 kklndness"and
AKu 19:B
I-S 2 ; : ~
~everity,~
Toward those who fell tllere is severO,l ude 5
r ~ L . 2 3 : 3 8 ity,' but toward you there is God's kindness,
a c o l 5 : z pravidcd you remain in his kindness;" otherhMt25:30 wise, you also will be lopped off,*" They also, if
they do not remain in their lack of faith, will
* ~ c 2 : 3 8 be grafted in;"for God is able to graft them in
*Joh15:5

" ~1 ~ ~ ~ ,

Or, "ho foreknew."

a

b Jehovah, ST.'."-";
Lerd, HBA. Or, "life!'
Litrmlly, "the clioasing; the ~lection," * God, ~ B A V g S y p J l l - ~ ~ t

18,lT

; J eh~vnjl, J'tb~*tl@n~arsln,
1 Or, "tnb1.e."

Or, "the fullnr?ss,"

ROMANS 11:2-4
478
again.' " For If you were cut out of the oliveo gg"f:::4
tree that is wlld. by nature" and were graftedA ;>;yi;&
1i:i'i
contrary to nature into the gardcn d i v e tree,
how much rnthcr will these who are natural
02c0 8 : ~
be grafted Into their own olive
25 For I do not want YOU, brothers, to be
ignoranr' of this sacred3 secret,@in order for 31Co
3 1 ~ 4:l
0
n:fl
YOU not to be discreet in your own eyes: that
a dulling of sensibilitiesx has happcncd in part Y,R~;;:,
to Israel until the full numbcslb' of people of =~~;;12
the nationsc has come in, and In this manner 3 x 0 ~s:lo
all Israel* wilt be saved. Just as it is writtcn: - ~ o s : 6
"'The deliverer wlIl come out of Ziono" and turn gg;b,~$~
away ungodly practices from Jacob.' r 7 And this Lisa>g:ao
is the covcnnnl? on my part with them, when @lCo 1 ~ 3
31:33
I completely take their sins away,"P 2u True, PJer
Iieb 8%
with rclerence to the g o d news they am enemiesO for YOUR s a k ~ , 'but with reference to fIT,"$p
God's choosingtJ@@
they are beloved Tor the sake
; ;;j;3
of their forciathers." " T o r the gift9 nnd the 2
>ito126
calling of God are not things he will regret." I"N",i:;,"9
2:z
30 For just as YOU were once disobed:ent* to God
hut have now been shown mercyc" because of ,"ggg
their disobedience," " so also these now have A l ~ e ~ 3 : ~
OCol
1:2a
been disobedient with mercy resulting to
that they ihcmselves also may now be shown
mercy. '" For God has shut them all up together
because of disobedience," that he might show 'm3:9
~ I T2I4
all of them mercy."
33 Oh the d ~ p t hof God'P rtches' and wis- :g;;&
domow~ n knowledge!'
d
How unscnrch~blehis
judgmenisnDare and past tracing out his ways 3Ro13:Z
are! " For "who has come t o know Jehovah'sd jPdj,\$5i6
mind: or who has become his ceun~elor?"~
:t$,"L?j,lt
a Or, "the fi~Ilnrss,"b Or, "the choo~ing;tbc onrks chosen."
Or,
'(in disol~etliuncc.'~ dchovrth'e, JT*B~l"l'"t'o;
the lord'^! NBA.

1
I

,,

;$F~:;I

*Joh41:=
"Cos:G
*Ga1:5
lo:l

479
ROMANS 11:3 L U :9
Or, "Who has first given to him, so that it
must be repaid to him?"'
Because from him

andbyhlrnandforhimareallthings.'Tohim
be the glory Earever. Amen."
*m
Con.sequentIy, I enheat* YOU by the comD P ~ V2 : ~
passions' of God, brothers, to present
I , ~ C Q5:4
YOUR bodies3' a sacrificep' I i ~ i n g , ~holy,
l " accept'I Ro 14:s
able to God, a sacred service" with YOUR power
OJ~JQ9:12
. ~
quit being fashioned' after
t1$$y;27 of F ~ R R O ~ And
this
system0
of
things,
but be transformed by
yolcu
;E;:,:,m
1:lo makj.net YOUR mindGover,' that Yorr may prove"
-tile 1 2 4
<)nnf : m to youtxelv~sthe mod and acceptable and cornK[)h 4 W
will" of God.
"" 5;" plete
3 For through the undeserved kindness given
to me I teIl everyone there among you not to
thinlc more of himself than it Is necessary to
' l C o 4 ~ tklinlc:* but to think so as to have a sound mind,
each one as God Ilas distributed to him a measurea of faith." T o r just as we have in one body
:
o l A ~ l i : 1 2 many mernbers,O but the rnernbetr; do not all
have the same function, " so we, although many,
are one b o d y in unionDwith Christ, but mem'"013:15
QF h 4 2 5 bers belonging individually to one anolher.'
OI?U r z : ~
Since, then, rve have giftsg differing"according
'1Ca 12:4
~ I P U4:lo to the undcserved lrindnessg given lo us, whcth@ w e 1:20 er p r o p h c ~ y ,let
~ us prophesy according t o the
O~CQ
4:1
faith proportioned to us; or a rnjni~try,~
let us
*1Pr 4 9 1 be at tllis ministry;' or he that teaches,' let him
nCn 6:G
A l r r 5:17
be a t his teachingiAa or he that exhorts, let him
23 be at his exhortation;" he that distributes, Iet
him do it with liberality; he that presiclcs,at
::!
let
him do it in real e a r n e ~ t he
; ~ that sl~ows
:;):4;b$;ll
5 ~ 0 1 5 : s mercy? let him do it with cheerft~lness."
U(:o 13:4
9 Let Yam love" be without hypocrisy." Ab*2uo 6:s
hor what is wicked," cling to what is good;
k$:\$
Or,"thnt

acta ns lendey!"

480
ROMANS 12:10-13: 2
In brotherly love0 have tender affection for !$Th $!
one another. In showing honor' ta one another
take the lead. Do not loiter at YOUR business." t:?P,?:j,!
Ee aglow with the spirit" Ee slaves" t o Jche;i;;z
vah,Alc Rejoice in the hope" ahead," E n d u r e nlr.0Y!.J
0:s
* I 1.b 3 : ~
under tribulation." Persevere in prayer. (:\!I
114-21
1 ~ 3 1
" Share with the holy3 ones according to their FIII)
needsQ Follow t h e course of hospitditymC'L.1 J.1 :i:?
Id Keep on M e s i n e those who persecute;
7" ?"?
p ! ~
nI?'"
mr.12
bl~~essing'
and do not be cursing.- Rejoice with k;!'t;
pmplc who rejoice;' \veep with people who 3;;1;~14
weep, le Be minded the same way tomarct others .LC, ! . l a
as to yourselves; do not be minding lofty things, tc:&i
but be Ied along with the lowly things. Do not
w e 9:7
become discreet in ym own eyes.'
~5
17 Return evil for evil" to no one. Provide the
right things in the sight of all men. l a If posslble, as far as it depends upon YOU, be peaceableo bEI@bU:14
with all men. lU Do not avenge' yourselves, be- *L@10:18
loved, but yield pIace t o the wrath;mfor it is "Mt5:m
written: "Vengeance3 is mine, I will repay, says ~ ~ ; , B b , ~ ~ ~ P
Jeh~vah.**b*But, "3 your enemy0 I s hungryp a: ; : ;
feedo him; if he is thirsty, give him something cl(:o13:3
to drink;' for by doing this you will heap flery npr25:a1
coals upon his head."o* Do not let yourseli he $!?:&$
conquered3 by the evil, but keep conquering the 01J02:13
nEx 23:4

?z&iz

.);;
1~11

,,,,,,,

evil with the good.=

h1l h:.M
b t every soul be in subjection" to the Lk1':,"6T:3
superior auth~rities,~
for there is no autborjty3 except by God;O the existing authorities';:g: ;i:
stand placed in their relative positions by God?
Therefore he who ranges himself up against
the authority" has taken a stand against the *Mrll:%
arrangement a Gad;" those who have taken a **t 21%

ROMANS 13:3-1
481
2Jnh
F11la:,rfl
2i"04stand ag~instit wlll receive judgmenta to themselves." " For those ruling are an object of fear,O
O2Tr) 7:15
~ I I 2:14
~ C
not t o the good deed, but to the evilqODo you,
then, want to ]lave no iear of the authority?"
t;;;;!;::;
Q I ~ Ol:,:ll
Iieep doing goodI9and you will have praise"
from
it;n POI- it1' is God's minister to you for
oC;n 0.8
.lIrl, i a : ~yuttr
~ good.n' But if you are doing evil,@be in
'"''"IG
iear: far it is not without purpose that itb bears

;
?2R,0:22R,t l ~ c m o r df~rit~isC;Od'sminister,~anavenger'

upon the one practicing evil.

5Tl1ere Is therefore compelling reason for
* l c ~ l s YOU
: ~ to hc in sul~jectian,"not only on account of
':g:;:: that rvr~thbut also on account of YOUR conolcon:7
~cience.~'
T o r that is why YOU are also paying:
tribute;
for
they are God's publico servantsgj!:;
constantly serving this very purposemc
' Render
bMtm:ai to all their dues," to him who calls for tribute,
!2$'2'u"::i;the tribute;O to him who calls for tax, the tax;'
mzrp a47
to him who calls for fear, such fear;mt o him who
"Jtdl ":"-'
calls for honor, such honor.*
n<:l>l :{:I 4
1 ' 1 ;
8 Do not be owing anybody a single thing,
1.10 4 . 1
I
1 : . except to lo,@ one mother;" for he that loves
E: t'l
.17ta 2 : ~ l l i ~
fl?llow mand has fulfilled the law.* For the
nla;~20 14
alc:oc;:n law code, "You must not commit adultery,""
YOU must not murder,CAYou must not steal,b
2:1J
YOUmust not covet,"+ and whatever other com+I.:Y
:r1:17
mandment tl'lcrc is, is summed up in this\vord,
D;;q
i?i
h ~ ( - 13:
o 1
namely,
"You must Teve your neighbor as yourM i i l l 7:12
I I
self."" Love' does not work evil to one's neighQl!u1
*all?.15 210 b ~ r ; ~
therefore
"
I
m is the la~v's"fuEuldiIlment.
U 3'1'11
;CO 5
15
ci:M
I1
Do
this,
too, because
know the season,
a15n Zst;I 1. ~
that it Is already the hour for YOU to awake"
zlf$:.$l from sEeepJ0for now our salvationa is nearer
Or, "her." That is, the natliority. b OF,"She." That is, the aathority, a Or,"riwoti~lgthel~tsclvesto this very thing." 6 Or, '?eves
to express wrath

alq:-,

" ~ ~ ~ , ~ ~

13

;T;,";:,

Jchov&, J',83'n,16~18;
the Lord, KBA.

the Lord, HB& b Jehovah,

J T t 8 ~ l Z - l b l ~ , ~t* n

tho oilier"; that is, tlu otl~crof two.

ROMANS 13:12-14 :8

482

than at the time when we became believers. I

OlCo 11:23
l2 The night0 is well along; the day4 has drawn OEph 4 3 0
near. Let us therefore put off the works belong- *Eoh 5:11
ing to darkness' and let us put on the weaponso mSCo 6:7
634
of the 1ight.O l 3 As in the daytime let us walk WCo
.1P@ 2 3 2
JlCo
5:ll
in good behavior,Xot in revelries and drunkenC
bouts,# not in ilIicit intercourse and loose con- *Lu 21:34
*1Pe 4:3
duct," not in strife and jealousy. '"But put on 31co
11:l
3:27
the Lorda Jesus Christ," and do not be planning 3Ea
1~0
IU:G
ahead f o r the desiresDof the flesh."
ACa 5:lri
Welcome the man having weaknessesP arc0 8:ll
in his faith, but not to make decisions
on inward' questionings. One man has faith to +1138:7
1.29
eat everything," but the man who is weak eats 3Ge
Gc 9:3
OBIt
13:32
vegetab1es.O Let the one eating not look down
on the one not eating, and let the one not eating
4:5
not judgeQ the one eating," for God has wel- OlC0
-Ccl2:16
#hit
7
:
f
comed that one. d Who are you to judge* the
house servant of another? To his own master" 3Eph 6:9
he stands or falls.' Indeed, he will be made to *1co4:4
kJer 35:19
stand, for
can make him stand.
5 One man judges one day as above another;" nGa 4:10
another man judges one day as all others;" let ACol2:fB
each man be fuIly convinced in his own mind. kEx M:lO
11:1,2
W e who observes the day observes it to Jeho- nLe
Ps 9 2 3
4RIt 15:36
ah."^ Also he who eats eats to Jehovah,"" for he IT3 4:4
gives thanks to God;O and he who does not eat +LelZ:1.8
Jer 363
1Co 10-31
does not eat t o J e h ~ v a h , and
~ ' yet gives thanks e1Co
6:19
1Pe 4:2
to God. 'None of us, in fact, lives with regard XPS
146:2
to himself onIy.yP and no one dies with regard Ga 219
O
to himself only; for both if we live,@we live to ~lrEsR 14:11
436
Ps l16:15
Jehovah,"" and if we die, we die to Jehovahek Da 3:17

14

Or, "irnit~tethe manners of the Lord." b Jehovah, 518;the Lord,

KBA; God, DVgSyhJs. c Jehovah,
the Lord, KBA.
Jehovah, J73S4'5
the Lord, KBA. e Jehovah, J 7 * 8 1 1 ~ - 1 ~ ~ 1 8the
;
Lord, XBA,

*FA

J79n31a,1a;

R O W S 14:9-20
Therefore both if we live and if we die, we be+Ps 68:20
* For to this end Christ died
i T h 4:14 long to
*"I1
and came to life again,* that he might be Lord
'&:::51i0 over both the dead' and the living."
AAc 1k36
o~t7-I
10 But why do you judge your brother?O Or
Lu 1337
+ A ~ ~ o . Qwhy do you also look down on your brother?
For we shall all stand before the judgment' seat
Oleo 9:14
of God; Li for it is written: " 'As I live,'' says
mIsa 4998 jehOYah
,b* 'to me every- knee. will bow," and
"Php 2:lO
DICo *:lo every tongueo will make open acknowledgment
a1sa45:23
to God.' "# l P SO,then, each of us will render an
account for himself to God.c*
Eil6
Ga 6:s
13 Therefore, let us not be judging one another any longer, but rather make this YOUR
a150 a:1o
decision, not to put before a brotherua stumblingblockAor a cause for falling. l4 I h o w and am
Ag",1,;,27
l c o 10:32 persuaded in t h e Lord Jesus that nothing i
s defiled
in
itse1f;O
only
where
a
man
considers
O,M;t:,5::
m4:4
something to be defiled, to him it is defiled.+
+Tit 1:15
l5 For if because of your food your brother is
being grieved, you are no longer walking in
@Eph5:2 accord with Iove.@Do not by your food win
'1COaU
that one for whom Christ died." l 8 Do not, therefore, let the good you do be spoken of with inOleo 15550 jury to YOU. l 7 For the kingdomo of God" does
*&It 6:33
LU 17:zo not meand eating and drinking,* but meanse
*1Co 8:s
U ~ P ~ B : I ~ righteousnesso and peaceA and joyo with holy
*Soh 14:27
efiI,rts:zl spirit. ls For he who is in this regard a slave to
OlCo 11:19 Christ is acceptable to God and has approvalo
+2Co 8:21
with men,+
19 So, then, let us pursue the things making
@Ro 12:18
Oleo 8:1
for ljeacee and the things that are upbuildin@
x~~~
14:iz to om another." ea Stop tearing down the work

483

Jehovah, J ? , g , l a - l 6 < l B ; the Lord, ttBA. t~ Jehovah, 5778,11-1s;

the
Lord, NBA. To God, KADVgSy; but omitted by BIt. d Or, "is
not." Or, "is."
a

ROMANS f 4:21-15 :8

484

15

485

of God just for the sake of food." True, all things mtmn
are clean, but it is injurious to the man who
with an occasion for stumblinp eats.' I t is 'no
: I ~ O la:17
~:n
\vcll not to eat flesh or to drinIP winev or do ;,;!:;1;,:%
mything over which your brother stumbles." ;;:W:~'W;;
e 3 The faith that you have, have It jn accord
nZJo 7,21
wjih yourself in the sight of GodBAHappy3 is scn'7':no
the man that does not bring himself to trial by
what he a p p r o ~ e s .2~ V ~ift he has doubts, he 01ColO:~'~
is already condemned if he eats,' bccausc hc +T!tl:ls
does not eat out of faithen Indeed, everything h2cns:T
mdaa 4x7
that is not out of faith is sinmrn
I
We, though, who are strong ought to
bear the rveaknesses of those not strong,' 'E i4i1
10:24
and not to be pleasing ourselves," Let ench of
Wa5:14
us please his neighborBin what is good for his
upbuilding,' a For even Christ did not please
himself;" but just as it is written: "The rc- 3m26::4fl
. I O I I rl:.w
proacheso of those who were reproacl~ingyou 0~~~:{:-I
have fallen upon me."" For all the things that :zF$
rcn ~ o : u
were written aforetime were writtenQf o r our '2'1'1
3: l a
instruction,' that through our endurance and O P t~ lII:50
through the cornfortp from the Scripturesmwe ~
~
~
might have hope.aC" 5Now may the God who n ~ c n1.7:18
supplies enduranceB and comfort grant YOU to
~
l ~ n v eamong yourselves the same rnent~latti- I I U x:fi
tudc" that Christ Jest= had, O that with one' *Php":"
.AC 4:z.b
accord yaw may with one mouth glorify the
31CoI:I
God and Father of our Lord Jesus5 Christ,
7 Therefore welcome one another, just as the
Christ also welcomed us," wit11 glory to God In DRz&
view, For I say that Christ actually became n
ministero of those who are circumcisedAin be:!$,
half of God's truthfulness, so as to verify the J o h l : l l

promises0 He made to thelr forefathers, and

that the nations' might glorify God for his
Just as it js written: "That is why I
will openly acknowledge you among the nationsa
and will singo praisc to your name."' lo And
again he says: "I3e glad, YOU nations: with his
people."# "And again: 'Yralse" J ~ h o v a h all
,~
YOU nations, and lct nll tlre peoples praise him."'
OMt 3:s dnA"'
agaln Zsalaho says: "There will be the
a k a I I : ~ root of Jes'se," and there will be one arising to
Re 5:5
AGe 49:fQ rule nation^;^ on him nations will rest their
OXsa 11:10 hope,"0 l 3 May the God who gives hope fill YOU
PvIt l
2
a
with all joy and peace by Youn kiieving, Ithat
+Ro12:12 YOU may abound in hope* with poiwr of holy
Heb 6:11
spirit.

~0

z';:;b

:E

EIope, HhVgSyP; the h p e of their comfort, or, their oomforting

hopc, B,

ROMANS 15:-8

14 Now I myself also am persuaded about

my brothers, that YOU yourselves are also
full of goodness, as YOU have been filled with all
k n ~ w l e d g e ,and
~ that YOU can also admonish
one anothermVn
HOWCVC~,
X am wrltlng rou the
more outspokenly on some points, as if reminding YOU again, because of the undeserved kin&
d given
~
ness
to me from Gudu"Ror me to be a
public3 servant of Christ Jesus to the nations,'
engaging in the holy work of the good news of
God, in order that the offering," namely, these
nations: might pmve to be acceptable,* it being sanctified3with holy spjrjt,'
17 Therefore I have cause for exulting in
Christ Jesusmwhen it comes to things perlaining" to God. laFor 1 will not venture to tell one
thing if it is not of those things which Christ
worked through meu for the nations to be obeYOU,

aNations, BASyP; nstiona, O Xlorrl, ktaVg(o+n),EZSS, 33J6ll; nations, 0Jehovah, J'Bmargla. b Jobovah, J ' ~ 8 ~ ' l * lj~ the
~ ' JLordJ8 B k

ROMANS 15:19-29
486
dient,' by my wordn and deed, lo with the power ;%;$;?
of signs and wanders," with the power of holy ",;y1;7;;
spirit:&SO that from JerusalemD and in a cir- 7r;o i 2 . 1 a
l l ( , f h lG.3
c ~ i t "8s far as Il.lyr'i-cum I have thoroughly wrl lo yn
Enczt:le
prcachcd the good news about t h e Chrjst.O In 2co 1a:ly
this way, indeed, I made it my aim not to dcclare the good news where Christ hnd already
a:ll
bccn named,@in order that I might not be building on another man's f o u n d a t i ~ n ; ~
* l "but, just
~
~
ns it is written: "Those to whom no announcement has been made about him will see, and
those who have not heard will under~tand."~Qrm93:35
22 Therefore also I was many times hrndered
from getting to YOU.* 25 Bt~tnow that I no longer 'no 1:13
lo:m
have untouched territory" in these regions, and
for some years having had a longing to get to uA019s
YOU' 2 4 whenever I am on my way to Spain," 2.1h 3:s
I hope, above all, when I am on the journey
there, to get a look at YOU and to be escorted" u $ ~ ~ b ~ O
part way there by YOU after I have flrst in some
measure been satisfied with your company.
2P But now I am about to journey to J~erusalem
to minister to the holy ones." 'a For those in
Macae.do'niaaand A.cha'iabv have been pleased ;:?;:
to share up their things by a contribution" to ozuo 9:2
the poop of the holy ones in Jerusalem. True* .lCl* a:"
1G:I
they have been pleased to do so, and yet they ;p;;;2
were debtors3 to them; for if the nations have Q R T ~s:ra
shared in their spiritual thingsuethey nlso owe m n o ll:la
It to mfnisler publicly to these with things for
the physicaI body." 28Rence after I have fin- -1Con:Il
ished with this and have got this fruit0" secure- ;lp$:L
ly to them, I shall depart by way of you for
Spain,"2R Moreover, I know that when I do come *no 1524

* Ifoly

gpirit, ACBIrg; spirit of &d, HP4R8pP-h;apirit I3. b The

Rowan province o f southern Grccce, ~r.ltlrits tsenpital nt h r i n t b .

487
ROMANS 15:30-16: 7
to YOU I shall come with a full measure of
:%:if" blessing' from Ch ristVD
30 Now I exhort YOU, brothers,m through our
Lord
Jesus Christ and through the loveCof the
zg!PF&
0 2 ~ 0
l:11
that YOU exert yourselves with me in
Eph 6 3 8
COI 4:3
prayers0
to God for me, 31 that I may be del'l'h 5:25
livered' from the u17beIleversin Ju-de'a and that
+2Th 3:2
a:13 my ministry which is for Jcrusalcmmmay prove
f
~
~ to the
5
to~ be acceptable
holyo ones,"32so that
when I get to POW wjth joy by God's will X shall
*lCo 1638
May the
*1~~14:33be refreslledR together with you.
$Ffgi& God who gives pence be with all of You.' Amen.
O~C7
O:45
I recornrnend"~ YOU Phoe'be our sister;
a c o 3:s
who is a minister"" of the congregation
mtt 2;:s
:\c 2:h
which is in Cen'chre.ae,' that YOU may welAAc 18:18
OPhp2:29 come her in the Lordb in a way worthy of the
alCol:2 horf ones, and that YOU may assist her in any
+ I J O ~ : I P matter where she may need YOU,' for she herself also proved to be a defender of many, yes,

of me myself.
3 Give my greetings to PrlsVamand Aqtui.la*
my fellow rvorkers in Christ Jesus, "vho have
risked their own neclrs' for my soul,c to whom
j
not only I but also all the congregations of the
*mh 5 s nations render thnnks;" " c l
g m t the c o n m gationOthat is In their house.' GweE my beloved
E.pae'ne.tus, who is a flrstfruitsm of Asia for
%
;: %
;:
c0id:15
Christ. a Greet Mary, who has performed many
Phm 2
mica 16:15 labors for you. ' Greet An.dronlacusand Jukni& ~ o 9 : 3 as my relativesAand my fellow captives,dhwho
OCol4:lO
are men of note among the apostlcs and who
OlC01:2
have
been in uniona wjth Christ' longer than
+Php 1:l
1 ~ 6c : ~I have.
1k19
@Ac18 2
2~14:19

Brothers, KADVgSyV; 'but omitted by BPag. b Or, a6intrudnce.''

Or, L1lifej#
d Or, cLfeUov
prisonen!,

489 ROMANS 16:21-1 CORINTHLANS 1:2

ROMANS 16:8-20
488
Oleo 4:17
8 Give my greetings" to Am.pli.a'tus my be- aTi
21 Timothy0 my fellow worker greets YOU,
loved in the Lord. Greet Ur.ba'nus our fellow
and so do Luciw and Ja'son and So.sip'a.ter
worker in Christ, and my beloved Sta'chys.
my reIatives."
l a Greet" A.pelrles, the approved one in Christ. xCo14:15
22 I, Ter'tius, who have done the writing of
Greet those from the household of A.ris.tob'u,
,
:
,
,this letter, greet you in the Lord.
1Co1:14
23 Ga'ius,' my host and that of all the conIus. l1 Greet He-rordi.on my relative.* Greet *m9:s
WTi 4:20
I
02c011:as gregation, greets YOU. E.ras'tuso the cityA
those from the household of Nar.cisrsus who are
AAc 19~35
steward greets YOU, and so does Quar'tus his&
in" the Lord. l a Greet Try-phaePnaand Try.phor- *CO' 4:T
I
br~ther.~
sa, who have worked hard in the Lord. Greet
I
25 NOWto himo who can make YOU firm in
Per'sis our beloved one, for she performed many
+F$e;iO
QlCo 3:8
accord
with the good news I declare andc the
labors0 ina the Lord. "Greet Ru'fusA the UE h 6 . n
A& 15i21
preaching
of Jesus Christ, according to the
chosen0 one in the Lord, and his mother and o l c ~ l : w
revelationn of the sacred secret. which has been
fk,Lg;4,6
mine. l4 Greet A.syn'cri.tw, Phle'gon, Rer'rhes,
E P 8:9
~
concealedd for long-lasting times es but has now
Col1:26
Patfro-bas, Her'mas, and the brothersD with 01C0":5
sari I:IO been made manifesta and has been made known
them. lB
Greet Phi.Iolto-gus and JuIia, Ne'reus
through the prophetic scriptures among all the
and his sister, and O.lymfpas, and all the holy
nations in accord with the command of the everones with them. 16Greet one another with a
lasting God to promote obedience by faith;"
?$$O2:lE
#Gal:$
holy kiss. All the congregations of the Christ
27 to God wise alone be the glary= through Jesus
DlCo 16:20
*Neb
Christ*forever. Amen.
greet YOU.^
2C0 W:12
1Th 9 2 6
17 Now I exhort YOU, brothers, to keep your lpe 5 1 4
Or, "our.'' b KBP46G omit verse 24 which corresponds with the
eye on those who create divisionsP and causes E:gziiZ,O
end of Terse 20 and which reada: 'Way the undeserved lrindnesa of
our Lord Jesus Christ be with all of Yon, Amen."-DVglG.S)It,
for stumblinp contrary to the t e a c h i n p which :ip6;!j6
a Or, "even.'j
Or, "kept silent?'
mu have learned: and avoid them.' ls For men zJ,o,l,q,
of that kind are slaves, not of our Lord Christ, @g",7;!i
TflE FIRST TO THE
but of their own bellies," and by smooth talk*
,, i i ;3;:;,
and complimentary speech* they seduce0 the OICO
CORINTHIANS
* Z P3:1g
2:3
~
hearts of guileless ones. LQ For YOUR obedience "El
*Ro 1:l
Paul, called to be an apostle" of Jesus0 Christ
QPhp 220
has come to the notice of allaOI therefore re- ORol:8
azco 1:i
through God's will," and Sos'the.nesA our
COl
1:1
joice over YOU. But I want you t o be wise as to
,:.
AAc 18:17 brother
to the congregation of God that is in
PAC 18:l
what is good, but innocentAas to what is evil.b o ~ ; ~ ~ ~ ~ OlCo
o 621 Corinth,O to YOU who have been sanctified0*in
0lCo 1:w
2D For his part, the God who gives peaceo+will 01C01:3
+RO 15:33
union0 with Christ Jesus, called to be holyO
OlCo 6:2
+Juh 17:19 ones:
c m h Satanogunder POUR feet shortIy. May the
together with all who everywhere are
H e b 2:11
@RO 1:7
undeserved kindness of our Lord Jesus be with
calling upon the name of our Lord, Jesus Christ,
x1Co l6:as
.RO 3:m
their Lord and ours: "
YOU."
Re 22:al

.,

,,

1 CORINTHIANS 1:3--36
490
3 May You have undeserved kindness and
peace0 from God our Fathero and our Lord ~ ~ ~
~ Z C O
I:a
Jesus Christ.'
P:l>ll 1:2
1:2
4 I always thank God for YOU in view of the
undeserved kindness' of God given to YOU in oh
Christ Jesus, that in everything YOU have been
enriched' h him, in full ability to speak and in np;$"
full knowledge," even as the witness about the 4c011:9
Christo has been rendered unshakable among Q;;,l;;;
YOU, SQ that YOU do not fall short in any gift' +l-~ebti:d
at all, whiIe YOU are eagerly waiting for the @&il?j?
revelation" of our Lord Jesus Christ. He will $:
also make YOU unshakable' to the end: that :;f;+;si24
YOU may be open to no accusationa in the da ynO
of our Lord Jesus C l r r i ~ t . ~ "God is faithfu1,O' oleo 4:2
by whom YOU were called into paPlershipoU
;;?
;:;t1,rh 5 2 1
with his Son Jesus Christ our Lord.
@ U 7:D
C
10 Now I exhort YOU, brothers, through the
name of our Lord Jesus Christ that YOU should LJU 1:s
all speak in agreement, and that there should
not be divisions" among YOU, but that YOU may :;y$;;;s
be fitly united in the same mind0 and in the JILO 2:10
same line of th0ught.O For the disclosure was PRO 15:s
made to me about YOU, my brothers, by those
of the house of Chlo'e, that dissensions exist
among You, What I mean is this, that each
one of YOU says: '7 belong ta Paul,"-" "But I oGal:1
to A.p~Ylos,"~
"But 1 to Ce'pha~,"~
"But I to :igz%!,
Christ." l3 Does the Christ exist divided?' Paul B;phl;;;
was not i r n p d e for YOU, was he? ~r were aov 31Eo 1:?3
baptizeda in the name of Paul? l4 I am thankful OlCo 10:2
X baptized none of YOU except Cris'pwe and mAc18:8
Ga'ius; l5 so that no one may say that YOU were 'Ro 1823
baptized in my name. lB Yes, I also baptized the

z&iL;;

'Dny, HBA;

presence, DIt; day of the advent, Vg. b P O Bomit

"Christ". c Or, "fastened on a stake or pole."

1 CORINTHIANS 1:17-27
uEO le:la
househoId of Stephra.nas." As for the rest, I do
not know whether I baptized anybody else.
; 1 l
l 7 For Christ djspatChedC me,' not to go baptjznAc !':I3
fng, but to go declaring the good news," not
@lCod!M with wjsdorn" of speech," that the torture
stahenoof the Christ should no: be made useless.
y$D5i;[
491

I8For the spwch about the torture stakeEea

but
OAc
to
us
who
nre
being
saved'
it
is
God's
power."
*Il,'n l.r:2
oltc I:IG
For It is written: "I will malte the wisdom of
''"33:10
the wjse men pcrish,' and I will shove the in~
"Were
; telligence3 of the i n t ~ l l c c t u dasidc.'"
is t 11e wise man? Where the s ~ r i b eWhere
?~
the
debater
~ : , ~ ~
; ~ l ,of this systemC of things? Did not God
3cr05:'3
makc the wisdom of the worIdL foolish?" For
c(';ll 4::i
*I>:& nn:itl s i ~ c e in
, the wisdom of God, the world through
OlC o 2 7
clLr{lt112:17 its wisdamC did not get to know God," God saw
good through the foolishnessq of what is
a'1,lL
%:?&
10:21
O1l:o 2:1.1 preached to save those believing.
22 For both the Jewsmnslr for slgns* and the
,
" f l c !;:Is GCCC~CS
look far wisdom;@ sa but we preach
1 C O ;1:151
oi(:c~2:z
Christ Impaled," to the Jews a cause for fall*rsn8:14
ing" but to the! nations foolishness; " however,
@lCo7:18 to those who are the called,= both Jews and
*Mrl3:20 Greelts, Christ the power1'of God and the xvis* C Q 2:s
~
dom" of God. Because a foolish thjngc of God
is wjser them mcn, and a weak thingd of God
O2Co 1 3 4 is stronger than men.0
26 For YOU behold his calling of You, brothers, that not many wise in a fleshly m y were
~;~~~"aIlJleCE, not many powerfu1: not many noble;
OI.:.lh
O E U O31:4
2 8 *' but God chosec the foolish3 things of the
world, that he might put the wise men to shame,
and God chose the weak things of the world,
a See the Appondfx under 3Intthew 10 :38. b Or, ''fastened on a
stnlco ar polo."' Or, " t t ~ afooLisht~cm~>
a Or, "the weakness."
t1~~1:te

E;g*:m
i;zsis ~oolishnesseto those who are perishing:*
jD

1 CORINTHIANS 1:B-2:9

492

493
1 CORINTHIANS 2 :10-3 :3
o l C o ~ ~ 1has
6
not seen and earo has not heard, neither
have there been conceived In the heart of man
the things which God has prepared for those
who love him."" la For it is to us God has reac03:13
for the spiritm
01Co 4 : n vealed30them through his spirit:'
b$;,;gy searches into a11 things, even the deep* things

n ~ that he might put the strong things to shame;O

and God chose the ignoble things of the world
and the things looked down upon, the things
that are not,' that he might bring to nothinp $,4Q:
the things that are, "in order that no flesh
might boast' in t h e sight of God. But it is due
IPG 1 2 2 of God.
to him that YOU are in union0 wlth Christ Je- ;:b;,:p
*Job 18:2G
11 Far who among men knows the things of
AC 2:17
sus, who has become t o us wisdom# from God, *h;.?$/):$,
1Jo 2:27
a man except the spirit* of man that is in him?
8Ro 8:26
also righteousness' and sanctiflcationu and re- a7it'i??!$
, ~ & % ~So, too, no one has come to lrnow the things of
lease by r a n s ~ m 91; ~that it may be just as rt is Q I , ; 1:7
~ ~ ~
A':"11''"
F ; l V o d l except the spirit' of God. l B Now we rewritten: "He that boasts, let him boast in
I
Ro8:16
OJcr 9 : ~
Jehovah.".@
*doh 14:17 ceived, not the spirita of the world, but the
Ra an
spiriP which is from God, that we might know
And so I, when I came to YOU, brothers, djd
U l J o 4:l
the things that have been kindly given us by
;joa:3
'IC0
:I7
not come with an extravaganceb of speech4 :co 10:lO
Ae 16:14
aJotl 1 5 3 God.@Is These things we also speak, not with
or of wisdom declaring the sacred secretQof ,iFh;:f
taught by human wisdom; but with
!i:;!;!6 words
Gad to YOU. For I decided not to know any- I:OL 2 2
w o h 1 ~ those
3
taught
by the spirit," as we combine spiritthing among YOU except Jesus Christ,' and him sE,z2;
ual
matters'
with
spiritual wardaAna
o
%;;rnlco io&2
Irnpaled.co a And I came t o YOU in weakness and o ~ c %:H
15:44
14
But
a
physicalha
man does not receive the
h fear and with much trembling," and my lt:;~;y;l
things
of
the
spirit
of
God,
for they are foolishspeech and what I preached were not with per*Mt16:23 ness to him, and h e cannot understand them,*
suasive words of wisdom but with a dernonstra- "zt!::g
OlCo 4:3
because they are examinedCspiritually, lB
Hawtion of spirit and power; that YOUR faith might $$,lji;\
Dm8:5
ever,
the
spjrituala
man
examines
indeed
all
be, not in men'so wisdom? but in God" power.' 2;; !
;
::,3
A I C ~ k s things, but he himself is not cxamined4 by any
6 Now we speak wisdom among those who ;I.:;:, ;
-4:4
,
man. Is For "who 11~5come to know the minda
Vlsa 1033
me adults,da but not the wisdom' of this sys- I I O ~5:i>1
RO 1 ~ 3 4 of
that he may instruct him?"" But
temP of things nor that of the rulersDof this %I$l!?
+fsa 40:13
~ h 2 5p we d o have the mindmof
system of things" who are to come to nothing. ;?I;'?i!h
OIC0 %
5:7
And so, brothers, I was not able to speak
But we speak God's wisdom in a sacred secret,' '?:;,:?$
mm10:4
to YOU as to spiritual men, btrt as to fleshly
the hidden wisdom: which God foreordaineda
men, as t o babes3 in Christ. I fed YOU milkjo
before the systems* of things for our glory. u('oll:zG
g;g
;3;=
.1pe2:2
not something to eat," for YOU were not yet
This wisdom not one of the rulers' of this sys- '21,O,;;!
I
strong enough. In fact, neither are YOU strong
~:03:14
tern of things came to know,"for if they had 302Co
!F;\:g7:l%nough
now," sfor YOU arc yet fleshly," For
known it they wouId not have impaledCothe OIC, 13:4
11:7
gloriousoLord.P gButjust as it Is written: "Eye0
,::,$
::':
Or, "as me match spiritual mnttero to spiritual men." bOr,
'koalienl." * Jeho~nh,J'3~14111."; tllc Lord, HBA; Oud, 53 d Christ#
Jehovah, J7*a*U-14p17*'8;the Lord, NBA b Or, '9xcell~nce.Na Or
P ~ ~ H A I = \ ~ la~ ;Sthe
~ JLard,
' ~ *BDIL
"faste~edon s shke or pole." Or, J'fUU-pow* ; maturo ; perfcct~i

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1 CORINTHIANS 3 : 6 1 7
494
whereas there are jealousy and strife among
YOUP are YOU not fleshly and are YOU not walk- ~ J a 3s :
ing as men do?' For when one says: "I be- "GaS:l9
long to Paul," but another says: "I t o A.polf-

I
~

495
f

6
O2CO 11:3
@Pr3:7

1 CORINTHIANS 3 : I 8 4:6
God, God will destroy him; for the temple of
God is holy,O which temple' YOU people are.
18 Let no one be seducingO himself: If anyone among YOU thinks he is wise@h this systerno of things, let him become a fool: that he

O ~ C O1632
los,"O are YOU not simply men?4
OICO 1:ra
E:gz 1:;0:
may become wise.* ' T o r the wisdomo of this
5 What, then, is A.polllos? Yes,what is Paul?
;D",P~~;O
Da 12;lO world is foolishness with God;" far it is written:
Ministers3' through whom YOU became believi;:
XlCO 1.20
O
' J a b 5 : ~ "He catches the wise i
n their own craftiness.'"
ers, even as the Lord granted each one.@T ~ R 126
And again: "Jehavaha knows that t h e reasonplanted," A-pol'los watered,* but God kept mak- ;g:,1,8::3
94:11 ings of the wise men are futile."" " Hence Iet no
ing it grow;" so that neither is he that plants " ~ & ~ : B ~
~ X 4:15
o
olcol:ia one be boasting in men; for alI thingsAbelong
anythingn nor is he that waters, but GodAwho 0 ; ~ ; ~ l l
2CO 4:5
to YOU, 2 2 whether Paul or A,pol'losoor Ce'phaso
OICO 9:s
makes it grow, Now he that plants and he that ano 9 : ~
aco4:12
or
the world or life' or death or things here or
waters are one,O but each person will receive F
;d;T;4
+RO8:3& things to come,' all things belong to YOU;
in
his own reward0 according to his own labor." ~;","~;;:58
* ~ o h 1 7 : 9 turn YOU be10ng to C h r i ~ t Christ,
;
~
in
turn,
beFor we are God's fellow workers.@You people l c o 4:5
2Co 103
.ICO n:3
longs to God."
are God's field"under cultivation, God's building."
#Lu1:2
10 According to the undeserved kindness* of x&!'$$g
Let a man so appraise us as being subordl*2Co 5:20
God which was given to me, as a wise director Z+,P,e
12:4a
natesb* of Christ* and stewardsn of sacred
A M C 13:11
of works I laid a f~undation,~"
but someone else O,Ef:;,&
in this case, what is
R~ 16:E secretsn of God. "esides,
l
0 Ge 24:2
is building on it. But let each one keep watching Heb 6:1
for a man to be found
G, 43:19 looked f o r in stewards"
'Ico 7:25
haw he is building on it.* l1 For no man can lay *lPe4:11
iaithEu1.O Now to me it is a very trivial matter
any other foundationb than what is laid, which bge%a20 'ICo 9:3 that I should be examinedQby YOU or by a huis Jesus Christ: l2 Now if anyone builds on the +Eph2:20
' ~ & l ~ i ~ ~ man t~ibma1.c"Even I do not examine myself.
foundation gold: silver,@precious stones, wood 1&:9;:
'J;$F:"sF~r
I a m not c o n s ~ i o u sof~ anything against
'
oMtll:19 me. Yet by this I do not stand vindicated: but
materials, hay, stubble, l3 each one's work will
"P=21:2
become manifest, for the day will show it up,
he that examines me is J e h ~ v a h . ~
"ence
"
do
I
because it will be revealed0 by means of fire, oGa3:23
not judgeu anything before the due time, until
F
$
p
:
3
i
'Ma1 3:2
and the fire" itself will prove what sort of work " : g % ~ ,
the Lord comes,* who will both bring the secret
OZco k6
each one's is. l4 If anyone's work which he has
things of darhess9 to light and make the cornehIt 7 : E
n1m2:4
built on it remains,# he will receive a reward;' alto 9:17
sels of the heartso manifest, and then each one
QCo 8:18
if anyone's work is burned up, he will suffer
A J O ~ S : will
~ ~
have his praiseQcome to hime from Godad
RO 2:m
loss, but 11e himself will be saved;= yet, if so, it 'Ic0
6 NOW, brothers, these things I have trans2co 10:18
'Jude 23
wllI be as through fire.*
':g,O$i; ferred so as to apply to myself and A.pol'loso
16 Do YOU not lrnow that YOU people are o~ ha:21
a Jehovah, J7+s~11-1441e-1s,a0;
the Lord, HBA. b Or, "aftendanta;
God's templen and that the spiritd of God dwells 2&di5
the Lord (X~QIOS,
assistants." Litmally, "day,1' d Jehovah, J73S7T8;
OICo&:lQ
in YOU? l7 If anyone destroys the templem of
kg'ri.os), P4%BA. Or, "hie praise will come to each one,"

1 CORINTHIANS 4:7-15
496
I
for your good, that in our case YOU may learn0
the rule, "Do not go beyond the things that are
written,"' in order that YOU may not be puffedmiE&g
up individually in favor of the one against" the "2Co 12:m
12:6
other. For who makes you to differ# from another? Indeed, what do you have that you did
,
:
,
I

497

I CORINTHIANS 4:1 f S 5:6

entreat YOU, therefore, become imitatorse

E&pP;lF+
1 ~ 1:6
h
of me,* That is why X am sending Timothy0
0x01 :19

to YOU,' as he is my beloved and faithful childn

in the Lord, and he will put YOU in mind of my
methods in connection with Christ J e ~ u s just
,~
as I am teaching everywhere in every congrenot receive?' If, now, you did indeed receive it,'
gation.
p?
:; I
A1Ti3:6
why do you boastAas if you did not receive it? AGa
18 Some are puffed upA as though I were in
6 : ~
OlSa 3.18
8 You men already have YOUR fill, do YOU?
fact
not coming to YOU. l a But I will come to
Isa 14i:lo
PS
46:~
You are richo already, are ~ou?OYou have be- zp:i:O
A~ l8:21 YOU shortly, if Jehovahb wiIls,O and I shall get
gun rulingC as kings without us, have YOU?+ :ip2,1;25
to know, not the speech of those who are puffed
+la
2:s
And I wish indeed that YOU had begun ruling as
up, but their power.' Z 0 For t h e kingdom of God
OlCO L2:8
kings, that we also might ruIe with YOU as
@ic02:4 lies not in speech,@but in poweram What do
1Th 1:5
kings.@ For i t seems to me that God has put ~ ~ ~ 4 4 - 2 2
YOU want? Shall I come to YOU with a rod,"r
x 2 ~13:10
o
us the apostles last on exhibition" as men apz:g
$$& with love md mildness0 of spirit?&
W a 6:1
pointed to death," because we have become a ipb,i:jF
oico 6:i3
Actually fornicationo* is reported among
*Eph 5:3
theatrical spectaclemto the world, both to anYOU, and such fornication as is not even
gelsDand to men.A lo We are f001.s"~ because of
oaco1l:zs among the nations,@that a certain man has a
oGe 35:2a
Christ, but YOU are discreet' in Christ; we are +MCIO:IG
Le 18:8
wife of his father.@"nd are YOU puffed up:
weak,' but YOU are strong;" YOU are in good re- ~ ~ ~ , " ~ ~ De: 22:30
: ~ and did YOU not rather rnourn,O in order that the
nlco 4:18
pute,# but we are in dishonor.* l1 Down to the yF,"2iP49
02C07:9
man that committed this deed shouId be taken
present hour we continue to hmgePn and also ;;pg~ly
+Ro16:n away from YOUR midst?+ a I for one, although
to thirstAand to be nakedavand to be knocked' a y ; ; ~
@Cola:5
absent in body but present in ~ p i r i t have
, ~ cerabout and to be homelessml2 and to tail," work- +ACas:a
tainly
judged0 already," as if I were present,
~
&
~
l
~
;
:
~
ing with our own hands.# When being reviled, ?:$\'*2i
the man who has worked in such a way as this,
we bless;" when being persecutedJO"we bear Z:gz:gj&6
oh 20:23
that in the name of the Lord Jesus,# when
up; when being defamed: we entreat; we have $
:; :&, I
YOU are gathered together, also my spirit with
become as the refuse of the world, the offscour- 2;5iZ3
ty&$:'5the power* of ow Lord Jesus, YOU hand such
ing of all things, and we are so now.
a man over to Satan"" for the destruction0 of
O,z;$,l$
14 I am writingG these things, not to shame oZCo$:l
1~11:20 the flesh, in order that the spiritAmay be saved
AlCO 734
YOU, but to admonish aou as my beloved chilG a 5:22
in the day of the Lord.
OlCo 3.21
drenmh5For though YOU may have ten thou- oaCoG13
6 YOURcause for boastingdo is not right. Do
Jas4:le
Wa59
sand tutors' in Christ, YOU certainly do not 2J","ia4
YOU not know that a little yeastmferments' the
+ M1333
~
have many fathers,@for in Christ Jesus I have "y+:;~9,,
a Jesus, P4WNCDTrg(c-d),
318. 33, but omitted by ABSyp. b Jebecome YOUR fatheP through the good news."phmlo
hovah,
the Lord, HBA. Or, "has his father's wife." d Or,
1
a Or, "soantily olothed."
"YOURboasting."

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1 CORINTHIANS 6 :7-16
I CORINTHIANS 5 :7-6 :6
498
499
@MtB:aQ brother goes to courtQ with brother, and that
whole lump?" 'Clear away the old yeast, that :,iyeIP;m
mCaa:la before unbelievers?*
you may be a n e w lump, according as YOU are b$l:k!ilo
free from ferment" Far, indeed. Christo' our
7 ReaIly, then, it means dtogether a defeat
passowePu has been sacrificed." Consequently, :;o$;L
for you that you are having la~vsuitswith one
5n:7
1.19
let us keep the feast,3Q
not with old yeast; nei- "Itl!'c2G:5
nnother. Why do you not mther Iet yourselves
Eher with yeastmof injuriousness" and wicked- $;t;j!;'
be wronged?$ Why do YOU not rather let yourpgpiy
!?'!~ : 1 7 s ~ l v e sbe defraucld? To the contrary, YOU
ness,' but with unfermented cakes of purity* 7;:; ;;i)s
11hi:l5
and t r ~ t h . ~ "
3?:ph 4:25
I I V 3 . ' ~ wrens and defraud, and YOUR brothers at that.'
':>c 1C.J
+lp:'Il
4:G
9 h my letter I wrote m u to quit mixing in T",' I G T ~
&What! Do YOU not know that unrighteo~~
company with fornicatorsFl lonot meaning en- ;iir31z2
~CI'SOIIS will not inherip God's kingdom?" Do
ml.:~h
olca
1
5:s
5:M
tirely with the f ornjcatorsd of this world or the i7:
not be misled. Neither fornicators, nor idolaters,
$\ l';,
oHeb13:4 nor adulterers," nor men kept for unnatural
greedy persons and extortioners or idolaters? ji:!;
purposes,'
Otherwise, YOU would actually have to get out f;?;~~:;d
;
:,:;?
& nor men who lie with mena' l o nor
uGn 5:21
of the world.' l X But now I am writing YOU to ;;;;;;:J,
Ihicves, nor greedy persons, nor drunkards,O
quit mixing in companp with anyone caIled a 021.h 3:6
it$'2:''4 nor revilers, nor extortioners will hherit God's
brother that is a fornicator or a greedy person
And yet that is what some of YOU
n:':kJ;$:,O3cingdom.' l1
or an idolater or a reviIer or a drunlcardmor an
were,"
But YOU have been washed clean," but
~
g
~
~
i
$
2
,
pC:a 2:10
*l(:uj
7:l.l
extortioner, not even eating with such a man,
you have been ~anctified,'~
but YOU have been
" For what do I have to do with judging those .MrQ:l
declaredP
righteous'
i
n
the
name3
of ourb
or.:11111:ni
0 1 ~ ')I]5 : ~
outside?" Do YOU not judgeO those inside,"
a ' h l a : u Jesus ChrisP and with the spirit of our
*l?O5;lH
12 All things are lawful for me; but
l a while God judges those outside?' "Remove *hc12:14
rn,jr,~:la
mllo 8:39
one
17:7
the wicked man from among y~urselves."~
things
are advantageous."All things are lawful"
*lCo 1P:23
vioc1.14
for
me;
but I will not let myself be heldunder
Does anyone of YOU that has a case against
0.18 authority by anything." l T o o d s for the belly,
the other dare to go to courtA before un- nPrZ9:fl
a ~ l t
and the belly" for foods; but God will bring both
righteous men, and not before the holy ones?
14:f7 It and them to nothing.Wow t h e body is not
qmlk2@
Or do YOU not h o w that the holyGones will
the world?' And if the world 2s to be ;i$E&i
:$; :,$g for fornication," but for the Lord,' and the Lord
is for the body." '"ut
God both raised up the
judged by you, are YOU unfit to try very triviale ;;;;f;
mbrt20:2B
~ : ~593
) h
col
I : I H Lord" and will raise us up out of death* through
matters? DOYOU not laow that we shall judge
MAC.
2.2 1
angels?"" Why, then, not things of this life? ~ ~ $ ~ ~ ~mrtn{ G::,~ ohis ~CI\VW.*
15 Do YOU not know that TOUR bodies are
,
' If, then, YOU do have matters of this life to
memhemD
of C h r i ~ t ?Shall
~
I, then, take the
be tried," is it the men loolied down upon in the " M t l 8 3 7
p
;f1~
;1
;8
IMI 1 3 8 memlscrs of the Chrrst away and make them
congregation that YOU put in as judges? I am
members of a harlotFb Never may that happen!
speaking to move YOU to shame.' Is i t true that 'lc@m*
m::",;:
What! Do you not know that h e who is joined
there is not one wise man among YOU that will a,U
be able to judgeu between his brothers:
but olco3S:e
a Or, "nor sodaiilitee!' b Our, BVgSy ; but omitted by PqBxAD.

:,

~~~~~~

,
,

501
a m 9:3

to a harlot is one body? For, "The two," says

he,o "will be one flesh."' '"ut he who Is joined $:,C$:*
to the L,od is onewspirit."lBFlee from Sornica-%
;$;,
Eion. Every other s h which a man may commit ,l-:lrl~ 4:4
is outside hisb M y , but he that practices foimicatlonGissinning against his own body," l"Wl~at! ,Bkpz;$
Do You not knorv that the body of YOU people is
the temple0*of the holy spiritowithin aou which yllj;; ;;it!
You have from God? Also, YOU do not belong i c n 7l1n
to yourselves," P a for YOU were bought with a ?!i'!:,?!:
pricem0By all means, gIorify God' in the bodyq'
1icb n 12
of YOU pcapIe.
I l'<, 1:1#

ti::',';,:,&

concerning
rvrolte, is
7 Now

the things abut whIch YQW

;:!$$,

it well for a man not to have inter- i.:ol~4.12

course"with a woman; vet,because of preva- vQcs:m
lence of fornication,cm let each man have his
own wifeg*and each woman have her own h u s :;$;$?$l
o
band.@ 5 e t the husband render to his wife her o ~ c 1rl:3s
due;"ut
let the wife also do likewise to her CEB~::+o
husband. The wife does not exercjse arrthorityo over her own body," but her husband does;&%
: !gj?!
likewise, also, the husband does not exercise AEl)hs:2d
authority over his o m body, but his wife does.0 PC0i33:39
Do not be depriving each other of it, except
by mutual consent for a n appointed time," thnt 'blkls
YOU may devote time to prayer3 and may come O W h k 1 8
1
together again, that Satanemay not keep temptin$ YOW for YOUR lack of self-regulation.' m;Eif;s
Mowcver, I say this by way of concession, not *rco 9:25
In the way of an ordermu But I wish all men &2Co 8:s
were as I myself am.* Nevertheless, each one *Icos:a
I
has his own gifta from God, one in this way, a%",1f$..
another in that way.
1
8 Now I say to the single personsA and the blco*a

2.1":::

01;"it"; that is, the Scriptare. bLiterallyl "the."

1 CORINTHIANS 7:9-18

widowsP it is well for them that they remain

even as I amm9O But If they do not have selfQ~C9
O%
let them marry, for It is better t~
@IT!314
QGa 5:24
mar@ than to be inflamed with
10 TO the marriedmpeople I give instructions,
Mt5:32
yet not I but the Lord,* that a wife should not
depart from her husband;" l1 but if she should
#?
$
;;
actually depart, let her remain single or else
E;,~:,o~Bmake
up again with her husband; nnd a husalto 7:14 band should not leave his wifem0
qcaT:E
12 But to the others I say, yes, I,' not the
2Ca 8.8
Lord: If any brother has m unbelieving wife,
and yet she is agreeable to dwelling with him,
let him not leave her; and a woman who has
an unbelieving husband, tlnd yet he js agreeable
to dwelling with her, let her not leave her husband. " Far the unbelieving husband is sanctiam 4 4 fiedo in relation to his wife, and the unbelieving
OlCo7:m wife0 is sanctified in relation to the brother;
~ ~ ~ o l a otherwise,
: l 4
Youn children0 would reaIly be unP R o l l : l 6 clean, but now they we
But if the unA M a l z : ~believing one proceeds to depart,b let him deslCo 9:5
part; a brother or a sister" is not in servitude
under such circumstances, but God has called
YOU to peace.O For, wife, how do you h o w
q$bE$j%4
nlm15:2 but that you will save your husband?"Or,hus+lPe3:l
band, how do you know but that you will save
*Jas 5:m your wife?
17 Only, as Jehovahak has given each one a
: " , " ,portion,
~ ~ ~let~each one so walk ns God has called
xTCo7:7
And thus I ordain In all the congregations.
l e Was any man calledmd r c ~ r n d s e d ?
Let
~ him
$!","2?9
-a 5:a
not become uncircum~ised,~
Has any man been

k$z8,z?fo

a Jehovah,
(in mord with Rorn~ns12:3,2 Corinfbiane 10: 13
and H e b m 2: 4); God, J" nnd Textus Receptus; the Lord,
PeXBbCDTgdy~Ji8.
J 7 p s

More liternlly,

"bccnusc of fornications."

called in uncircumcision?# Let him not get cirthose not uslng it t o the full: for the scene of
cumcised.' l D Circumcisionu does not mean a ~ ~ y g 4 *FhP 4 5 this world is changing.' Y 8 Indeed,I want YOU to
3us 4:14
thing, and uneircumcisionAmeans not a thing, .tr;n 5:t:
*ML8328
be free from anxiety.' The single man is anxious
1,u 10:dl
but observance of God's commandments does. iil
a
I
1 for the things of the Lord,u how he may gain
2%
whatever staka each one was called; let ',Z&'F
~ c 13:d
b the Lordl's approval. aR But the marriede man is
hIm remain in i t e Were you called a slave??
a ~ 14:m
u
;fIi3
,WX~OUS* for the thjngs of the world, how he
ITI ,>n
Do not let it rvorry you;' but if you can also be- ~;;;t,:$
cico 7:4 may gain the approval of his wife,Q 94 and he is
come free," rather seize the opportunity. " For 6 rCe 7.39
dividcd. Further, the single woman, and the
anyone in the Lord t h a t was called a slave is the
virgin, is mxious for the things of the Lord,+
Lord's freedman :* likewise he that was called a * ~ ~ r ~ ; g
that she may IE holy both in her body and in
free* man is a slave" of Christ. 23 You tvere :$;;22,:;G
11cr spirit, I-Io~vezrer, the married woman i s
bought with a price;" stop becoming slavesQof AI(-,, 2:211
anxlous for the things of the world, how she
men. Zt In whatever condition' each one was !!?;::{I;'
m p r skla may gain the approval of her husband.' " But
called, brothers, let him remain in i t associated
gi?
this I am saying for YOUR personal advantage,
:1 28
with God.
o l ~ 1 3 ; 1 not t h a t I may cast a nooseCupon YOU, but t o
25 Now concerning virginso I have no corn- "2co xi:a
ulcoo:12 move 'wow ta that which is becoming" and that
mand from the Lord, but I give my opinionm as ::$;;!!
#1coe:13 which means constant attendance" upon the
one who had mercy" shown him by the Lordxto ;:$?;:&
*LulD:4O Lord without distraction.'
be faithful.ou 2 s Therefore I think this to be ~UI,~~~,
36 But if anyone thinks he Is behaving imwell in view of the necessity here with us, that
Q M ~~: I P properly toward his virglnity,finif thatb is past
it is we11 for a man t o continue as he is.' P7 Are 'LCo
the bloom of youth, and this is the way it should
you boundC to a wife?[3Stop seeking a release."
take
place, let him do what he wants; he does
t
Are you loosed fmm a wife? Stop seeking a ~ : p l 5:33
~1coT:H not sin. Let them
But if anyone
4:3
wife. But even if you did rnarry,O you would
stands settled in his heart, having no necessity,
commit no sin. And if a virgin married, s u c l ~
but has authority over his own will and has
one would commit no sin. However, those who
made this decision in his own heart, to keep
do will have tribdation in their flesh. But I
l m his own virginity,a he will do b~e11.~
85 Conseam sp&g YOU.
quently, he also that gives his virginitya in
29 Moreover, this I say, brothers, the time
'HQb la4 marriage dms well,' but he that does not give
left is reduced.' Henceforth let those who have 'gk zE
@ ~ ~ 0 i7t c: in
~ marriage will do better.'
4:
wives be as though they had none,@ and aIso a11%
OEph
5:ZS
39 A IVIFP~ is bound during all the time her
t u 14.28
those who weep be as those who do not weep,
'm7:2
husband is nl!ve.' But if her husband should fall
and those who rejoice as those who do not reasleepn in death, she is freeQ to be rnarrjed to
g:gi?;6
joice, and those who buy as those not possessa ~ G:IQ
~ owhom she wants, onIy iind the Lord.* '"
But she
3:le
ing, and those making use of the world" as
is happie? if she remains as she is,' according

+~+lzJ"s

*::;;
L~;rl

2rT,t$,4

Or, "e Jling."

--

a 01,, "virgin,'' b Or, %he?' a

Or,'hgr.'"

Or,*'ifhe ia in union with."

1 CORINTHIANS 8 :11-9 :10

to idols?& Really, by your knowledge, the man
that is weak is being ruined, your brother for
whose sake Christ died? l2 But when you pe+
ple thus sinQagainst YOUR brothers and wound
their conscienceo that is weak, YOU are. sinning

505

1 CORINTZ-ILANS 8:1-10
504
to my
X certainly think I also haw

MQ

o l ~ 1:8
h
God's spirit."
aac15:m
Now concerning foods offered to Mols:@ we
know
all have h o w l e d g e P ~ n o w l e d g e;{1,4GY;y
puffs up, but love buiIdsDup. a If anyone thinlcs ~ l c o l o : 2 3

against Christ. 13 Therefore, if food makes my

he has acquired knowledge of something,' he +G*o:3
brother stumble? I will never again eat flesh
docs not yet know it just as he ought to lcnow
at all, that I may not make my brother stumble."
it." "ut if anyone loves0 God, this one is known OICO iu
"Ex 33:12
hy him."
NILI:7
Am I not free?OmAm I not an apostle?' Have
4 Now concerning the eatlngnof foods offereda
I not seen Jesus our Lord?" Are not YOU my
:$:{
to idols,= we know that an idol0 is nothing* in l ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ~ , work h the Lord? If IC am not an apostleQto
the worldb and that there is no God but one." n;;;,y:s
others, I most certainly am to YOU, for YOU are
T o r even though there are those who are mlCo
the sealc confirming" my apostleship in relation
called '"gods",Q" whether in heaven0or on earth; ~ t82:l
. ~
to the Lord.
inh 1
0
:
s
just as there are many "gods" and many P]'a8:5
a c o 145%
3 My defense to those who examineo me is as
"lasds",' "the
is actually to us one God" the ,j!,C2$$7
AlCo 4:3
~ have authority to eatq and drink,
PLu 10:8 f o l l ~ w s*:We
FatherPQut of whom all things are, and we :y!;;!,;:3
do we not? We have authority t o lead about
for him,* and there is one Lord," Jesus ChAst," ;;:iTlo
O l T i 5:2
*Mt 19:11 a sistef as a wife,' even as the rest of the aposthrough whom all things are,@and we through *APL:;$
O l C o 1 5 5 tles and the Lord's brothersmand Cetphas,o"do
OGa 2:l
him.
n ~ :11 4-3
PhlZ 13:55 we not?
Or is it only Bar'na.baso and I that
Ga 1:13
7 Nevertheless, there is not this knowledge in
do not have authority to refrain from secular
"Mt 8:14
Juh 1:42
all persons;' but some, being accustomed until , ~ & : ~ ~ Q2TI
work?# W h o la it that ever serves as a soldiero
2:4
new to the Idol,Qeat food as sornethlng sacri- tt::~.%
c
~m:1
t
;
'
at his own expense? Who plants a vineyardO
Rhc 1 8 3
ficed to an idol: and their conscience," as it is u c o 8 : 1 2
2 T h 3:s and does not eat of its EruitP3' Or who shep
%
a
5
22
weak, k a m e s ae.' But food will not com- *RO 1 4 ~ 2 3
c ~ p e:=
h
herdsa a flock ond does not eat some of the
ai Ieb 5 3 2
mend us to God;' if we da not eat, we do not 'R* 1497
-De 2@:6 mill? of the flock?"
Pr 27.18
fall short, and, if we eat, we have. no credit ta
C D e 3234
8 A m I spealcing these things by human
'neb
m
g
1Pe 5.2
ourseIves.' But keep watching that this authorbRa 3:5
standards?*Or does not the Lawbalso say these
ity of YOURS does not somehow become a
b Ps 19:7
things? T o r in the law of Moses it is written:
stumblingblock t o those who are wealsmn
lo For DRO1kP
' Y o u must not muale an ox wlwn it is treading
if anyone should see you with your 1rnowIedge
+De25:4
out
the grain."' Is It oxen God IR caring for?
IT1 5:18
reclining at a meal in an idol temple,c wl11 not
Or is it altogether for our sakes he s a p it?
the conscience of that one who is weak be em@Ro 15:4
IC0 1o:u loReally for our sakes it was written,' because
boldened to the point of eating foods offered
the man who plows ought to plow in hope and

$.Y!~~G'

Or, "khc thinga s a d c e d to idols."

pare Judgea 9 :27.

b Or,

"nothing nt dl?

Com-

Or, ''ths things s d c e d to idol&"

1 CORINTHLANS 9 :11-20
506
the man who threshes ought to do so in hope

GTI a:a
of being a partaker.*
11 If we have s o d spiritual things to mu, OICO 1 % ~
Is it something great if we shall reap things for
the fleshDfrom
leIf other men share in
;","&pip
this authority over YOW, do we not much more PIIP 4: 17
so? Nevertheless, w e have not made use of this
authority,' but we are bearing all things, in ' hao:M
order that we might not offer any hindrance to
the goocl newsq a b u t the Christ. DQPOW not :z2iiT
know that the men performing sacred duties 33,:1:
eaP the things of the temple: and those eonstantly attendingo at the altar have a portion PICo7:35
for themselves d t h the altar? In this way,
too, the Lord ordained' for those proclaiming ' ~ ~ , ~ " 0 : ~ 5
the good n e w t o liveo by means of the good Q ~ o ~ s : ~
D I T ~ a:e
news."
15 But I have not made use of a single one
of these provisions." Indeed, I have not written '%it:&
these things that It should become so in my ;?$$:$
case, for it would be finer for me t o die t11an
I
-no man is going t o make m y reason for
*
~
o
~
~
:
l
o
boasting* void! l" If, now, 1 am declaring the
I
good news, it is no reason for me to boast, for
'Jes 20:8
necessity' is laid upon me. Really, woen is me Lu IT:IO
if I did not declare the good news! If I per- ?$::it8
form this willingly," I have a reward;OObut if ~
~
~
I do it against m y will, all the s m e I have a
stewardship' entrusted to me. la What, then, is
my reward? That while declaring the ;good news C"11:25
I
I may f urnjsh the good news without cast,' to (02C0
the end that I may not abuse my authority in
the good news.
19 For, though I am free from all pemns, 1
have made myself the slave' to all, that I may "a5:13
gainm the most p e m s . And SO to the Jews fTp",PzF

'

+sa,,2zg

507
1 CORINTHIANS 9 :21-10 :4
?iy1i2{13 3 became as a Jew,"that I might gain Jetis ;O to
18:18 those under law I became as under law," though
oAc 2l:al
.no r l : i A
I mysex am not under law: that I might gain
2 : ~ those under lam.
those wjthout lawEoI bePI<r> 2:12
'I:& 2:n
came as without law,* although I am not without law toward God but under law@toward
*,2~;~;$:sd
-ICO7,s Chrlst,' that I might gain those without law.
l2
To the weak I bwme weak, that I might
*Re
gain
the weak." X have become a11 things to peoRn 15.1
2coij:zn ple of a11 kinds,' that I might by all means save
*C;:l 3 28
some. But I do a11 things for the sake of the
D @ h ~ l . T good news, that I may become a sharer' of it
with others.
&En6 5
24 Do you not know that the runner9 in a
PPhp 2 1 4
* c n ~ : g race all run, but only one receives the prize?O
:J;ii$i! Run' in such a way that YOU may attain it.'
y,!,2t2 Moreover, every man taking part in a contest
Ocn 5:23
exercjses self-controlo in all things.' Now they,
t21'Q 1:fl
of course, do it that they may get a corruptible
' ~ we an Incorruptibleo one." ThereEr,",P$d, c r o ~ n , Obut
Sore,
the
way
I am runningDis not uncertainly;
;
nrrl.1~12:l the way I am directing my blows is so as not
nlco14:a to be striking the airf Pr but 1 browbeat my
hodyo and lcnd it as a slave, that, after 1 have
Q ~ ~ ~ 2 :preachedB
2
to others, I myself should not be'2Ca 1391 come disapproved*somehow.
;
~
; Now
~ 1 ~do not want YOU to be ignorant,
brathers, that our forefathers were all
!1F:5!i;H under the cloud* and all passed through the
O2('03.7
IG:IS seaP' =and all got baptized7 into Mosesa by
I
: meansof thecloud3and of thesea; Sandallate
'1.;~ 17:li
PS i s 15
the same spiritual foodam and all drank the
$ ~ ~ o ' ? i same
' ~ ~ spiritual drink.?' For they used to drink
from the spiritual rock-mass" which followedo
,
l
o
HP.X

TILF same spiPItu~1food, BVgSyP; the apirihral food, P4*A;

~ p i r l t n dfood, N.

them, and that rock-massAmeanta the Christm0*l"p",1.;:::8

Nevertheless, on most of them God did not 05011 4:10
express his approval,' for they were laid low* ;$:$it

I-~eb3:17
in the wilderness.
6 Now these things became our exarnples,bo O1alO:ll
for us not to be persons desiring injurious s$;:&3f4
things,"even as they desiredo them. Neither oGa5:16
become idolaters: as some of them did; just as *&32:4
it is written: "The people sat down to eat and
drink, and they rose up to revel boisterously."" 'Ex32:6
Neither let us practice fornication, as some of
them committed fornication," only to fall, :y~%;
twenty-three thousand of them in one day.OA a m 2 5 : g
Neither let us put Jehovahck to the test,@as tz"c"O?i%
21:5
some of them put him to the test,O only to perish
+Nu21:6
by the serpents.' loNeither be murmurers, just
as some of them murmured: only to perish by @Nu 14:2
the destroyer." l1 Now these things went on be- "NU
falling them as examplesd0and they were writ- *Php3:17
ten for a warning* to us upon whom the accom- #Ro15:4
plisheda ends* of the systemso of things have ziE;;5iH
Web ~ : Z B
a~rived.
1Pe 4:7
12 Consequently, Iet him that thinks he has
a firm position beware that he does not faJI.' az:ig20
laNo temptation has taken YOU except what is ,
, ,:
common t o men? But Godo is faithfulv and he ~~$;~;;ll
will not let YOU be tempted beyond what YOU ZCo 138
can bear,' but along with the temptation he will 'E,
also make the way outa in order for YOU t o be4$; ;",@
;;
able to endure it.
14Therefore, my beloved ones, flee" from ;%!;:
idolatry?'
X speak as t o men with discern- tg;i2y5
rnent;* judge for yourselves what I say. Is The
;m;iw;
cupn of blessing which we bless? is it not a nmas:{
a Or, "was." b Or, "types.'' EJelaovah, JT7%l7*";
the Lord, NB;

God, A. d Or, "for a typ~calp~rpose!~

1 CORINTHIANS 10:17-28
509
sharing in the cupA of the Christ? The loaf0
;2;#i7
Lu ?:42
which we break,"^ it not a sharing in the bodyu
a1Co 12:27
OM^ 2 ~ 2 6 of the Christ?* lTBecausethere is one loaf, we,
Lu 22:18
OICO 11:29 although many,@are one body,&' for we are all
+1Co 12:18
partalung of that one loaf."
e l ~ 12:26
o
O2Co3:7
18 LOOKat that which is Israelo in a fleshly
.no l&S
o m h >:2
way:"
Are not those who eat the sacrificeso
#Eph 2 12
*Le7:15 sharers with' the altar?' lD What, then, am I to
say? That what is sacrificed to an idol is anynlco8:4
thing, or that an idol is anything?" 20No;
but
I say that the things which the nationsb sacrifice they sacrifice to demonsYaand not to God:
zkT,'$l,,
Ps
and I do not want YOU to become sharers with
the demons. "l You cannot be drinking the cup
~ P 11%:13
S
of Jehovahck and the cup of demons; YOU cannot
OHeb9:2 be partaking of "the table0 of Jehovah"cv and
PMal1:12
the table of demons. 2 2 Or "are we inciting JeD 2 C o l l : 2 hovahd to jealousy"?"
We are not strange?
*We 32-21
*Eze A:14 than he is, are we?
23AU things are lawful; but not all things
are
All things are la\vful;* but
;?,"$$; not advantageous.'
all
things
build0
up,"4 Let each one keep
:&pdf;;
RO 15:2
seeking, not his own a d ~ a n t a g ebut
, ~ that of the
DICO
php 12:21
3 5 other person."
APhp 2:4
25 Everything that is sold in a meat market
PlTi4:4
keep eatingjV making no inquiry on account of
@lCo10:29 YOUR conscience,@*
2 s foe' "the eartha belongs to
Oleo 15:47
*RO 1.4322 Jehovah,ee and so does its fullness".u7 If anyOEx 19.5
D@10:'14 one of the unbelievers invites YOU and YOU wish
*Ps 24:l
to go, proceed to eat everything that is set be#Lu10:8 fore YOU," making no inquiry on account of
*1Co8:7 YOUR conscience." 28 But if anyone should say to
Or, "Because we, although many, arc one loaf, one body." b The
natlons, PdsKACVgSy; they, BD. 8 Jehovah, J7js;the Lord, NBA.
d Jehovah, J7*a314;
the Lord, KBA, Jehovah, J738~11114918-18180;
the
Lord, NBB. Or, "in."
f

YOU: "Thb Is something offered to a god,"* do

kT2;;: woman to be shorn or shaved; let her be ~ i 1 e d . a ~
not eat on account of the one that disclosed it
?For a man ought not to have his head
ace 1:n
,,
and on account af conscience.bn n"'Conscience,"o ,,:,n32cu
veiled,a
as he is God's image' and glory;m but
I:IP
:;,p&gfi
I say, not YOURS,but that of the othcr person.
*GOz.a,j
the woman is man's glary.' For man is not
~ C 2Q
22
For why should it be that my freedom" is judged 31Co
out o f b woman, but woman out ofc man;' "ad,
OEph2:lo what is more, man was not crcnted9 for the
1436
by another person's conscience?" " If I nm partaking with thanks, why am I t o be spolren of
sake of the woman, but woman for the salte of
abusively over that for which I give t h e t ~ l ~ s ? ~ ~ ; ~ ~ ?- 2~ : ~~
l l ~ eman." l0That is tvhy the woman ought to
0Gem:m have a sign of authorltyd upon her headb be31 Tllerefore, whether YOU are eating or
BICo 13:' cause sf the angels."'
drinking or doing anythhg else, do* nlt things *ola:1?
*EC9:R
:16
1Coc1:g
11 Besides, in connection with the Lord neifor God's glory.@ Keep from becoming causes D X t 5,:,,
for sl.umbIing'" to Jews as well as Grcelrs and
ther is woman without man nor man without
@CQa:ad woman.' l T o r just as the woman is out of the
to the congregation of God, Ja even as I am
iP
pleasing all people in alZ things,* not seeking ~E;:1 c oE
9:2z
;.lob 1-t.l man,' so also the man is through the woman;#
my own advantage' but that of the many, in *Php2:4
but all things are out* of God. " Judge for YOUR
-2Co 5:18
order that they might get saved.O
U I T ~216
own selves: Is it finting for a woman to pray
*aZ:l5
unveiled@te God? l4 Does not natureO itseLf
Become irnitatorsD of me, even as I am
teacha YOU that if a man has long hair,3 it is a
y
u
g
A
2
2f!F!!7
of Christ.^
O
dishonor to him; l q u t if a woman has long
2 Now I commend you because in all things P ~ C4:11
A t T t 2:n
oaco 3:!1
7;::
hair," it is a glorp to her? Because her hair is
YOU have me in mind because YOU are holding rl-lo i.1:9
OJcr 13:18 given her instead of a headdress." OWowever,
4:15
fast the traditions0 just as I handed them on t o CEph~ 2:10
I
+lTI@.d
if any man seems to dispute* for some other
YOU, "ut
1 want YOU to know that the head of
*m1:8 custom,* we have no other, neither do the concvcry man5 Is the Christ;' in turn, the head of a ,
::;32:,,
gmgations of God.
woman is the man;' in turn, the heado of the :2,"&:%
17 But, while giving these instructions, I do
Christ is God.' 'Every man that praysmor proph- wco 14:1.5
not
commend YOU because it is, not for the bet~
esiesu having something on his head shames the o l c=:lo
'Ic~11:za ter, but for the worse that YOU meet together."
one w l ~ ois his head;" " but every woman that # E P 4:15
~
28 For flrst of all, when YOU come together in a
prays or prophesies* with her head unvellcdc "gzi8
am 16:17 congregation, I hearg div'lsionso exist among
shames the one who is her head: for it is one and o ~ p 5:23
h
YOU,' and in some measure I I~elievejt. ' T o r
":$z:i:o
the same as if she mfere a woman with a shaved
oznJ:20
there must also be sect8 among YOU,' that the
head."" 'for if a woman does not veile herself.
!Tfi
$y?u$ persons approvedo may also become manifest
let her also be shorn; but if it I s disgracefulPfor a $NU s:ls
!"

11

Or, ''offered in

~acriEce." In ngrecmant with the Textne Receptua JTIB~llOIU~lr,latlr

add: "(For the ertrth bt~longu to Jehovah,
and HO docs ita fullness.)" Or, "ur~corc~rd."
d ThuC i ~ ,in punishment 1'01, i111r1rornlit.y.
* Or, "cover!'

among

Or, "cave~'cld."b Or, ('man do@ not belong to.') Or, "woman bel o n g ~ ta." Wr, r,'perruitted freedom." 0 Or, "uncovered." t Or,
'"given her ats n covering.'" Or, "keep on hearing."

fl

1 CORINTHUNS ll:2Q--30
512
20 Therefore, when you come together ta one
place, it is not possible to eats the Lord's evening rneal.04 :'For, when uov eat it,b each one :RTF\",:&
takes his own evening meal beforehand, sa that
one is hungryo but another is sufficiently fed.c a l c g l l : M
a2 Certainly YOU do have houses for eating nnd
drinking, do YOU not? Or do YOU despise the
congregation of God and make those who have
nothingg ashamed? What shall I say to you? 038s2:5
Shall 1 commend YOU? In this 1 do not corn*ICO1k17
mend YOU.*
23 For I received from the Lorddmthat which Dcnl:l
I also handed on to YOU, that the Lord Jesus in
the night5 in rvhIch he was going to be handed &
,$":
over took R loaf and, after giving thanks, h e
2;a
broke it' nnd said: "This meansQ my body#
;to;~1";5~~
which is In YOUR behalf. 1Ceep doing this in re- 1 ~ : ~ r z : n
membrance' of me.'u5 He did likewise respect- ,E6"n4::3"
ing t h e cup' also, after he had the evening meal, ':;::tig
saying: "Thls cup meanso the new covenantm &;
by virtue of my blmda4Keep doing this, as A;,.f6;;zr
often as YOU drinkO it, in remembrance' of me." o;y2!i;73 1
8G For as often as YOU eat thIs loaf and drink V I , ; Y ~ M
/
this cup, You keep proclaiming the deatha of the i;:~%&
1 +I':u t2:14
Lord,wE1I he arrives."
Q:Co f i 2 9
I
27 Consequently, whoever eats the bafO and :
;
drinks the cup of the Lord unworthily wlll bc
guilty" respecting the body m d the blood"of the
Lord. as First let a man approve himself after
~ c r u t i n y and
, ~ thus let him eat of t h e loaf and c2ca13:5
drink of the cup, fl For he that eats and drinks
eats and drinks judgmentn against himself if he aRo a:2
does not discern the body,0 " That is why many c 1 ~ ~
among YOU are weak and siclrlyO and quite u Q p l l ~ z : x
Or, "there is no eating of!' b Or, "when be eats it!$ a Or, ''is
!
24

5W
'??:,5::,14

;\%%%

;v;g,","
7
wyc3:7

Thc Lord, 8BA; Jehovah, J14. Or, "is."

sequently, my brothers, when YOU come together to eat it,' wait for one another. a* If anyom is hungry: let him eat at horne,O that YOU
gr$i!j;:2
nice6:lo
m:n
1i:m may not come together for judgmentnu But the
remaining matters 1 win set in order when I
get there.
Now concernfng the spiritual gIft~,~O
brothers, I do net want YOU to be ignorant. =YOUknow that when YOU were people
of the nations YOU were bcjng led away to those
m+Hnb
c o 6:16
2:18 voi~elessOidolse+just as YOU happened to be led.
BThereFore I would have YOU to understand
4
:
l'l'b 1 3
that nobody when speaking by God's spirit says:
3 1~ 4:5
"Jesus is nccu~sed!"~
and nobody can say: 'Vemffl:39
I . ~ O4:s
sus
1s
Lord!"
except
by
holy spirit.*
*Mt
110 16:17
103
1.0 :
4
Now there are varieties of gifts: but there
n i k b 2:4
is the same spirit;' and there are varletles of
~ [ l4:10
e
*).:p,, 4:4
I,~,J 128 ministriesjUand yet there i s the same Loid;'
%d there are varieties of operations,' and yet
ofic
it is the same God' who perfoms all the opera-i:ph 4:6
tions in all persons. But the manifestation of
elcol4:as the spirit L given to each one for a beneficial
~ U Q O S C . ~a For example, to one there is given
through
the spirit speech0 of M o m ; to af;,2;:iy7
other speech of knowledge@according to the
* 2<-0
l h o 814:s
3
* ~ c1s:a
u
same splrit, to another faith* by the same splr2(:0 4:13
it,t~rnother~tsofhealings~bythatonespirit,
n,zc5:7
Ac
~ 29:9
~Ofoy~tmotheroperalioniofgawedulivorks:~
:
to another p r o p h e ~ y i n g ,to~ ~another discern:j$&34R
a JPhavah, JLbJhi:j
the Lord, NBb. Or, "things," or, "peraotts."
0 Or, "of miraelee.

, ,:,

dm&''

few are sleepingo h death. 41 But if we would

discern what we ourselves &re, we would not
be judged.' sf However, when we are judged,'
WE arc disciplined0 by Jchovah,&IC
that we may
not become condemnedo*with the world." " Con-

.Mt 2G:a

r;

1 CORW!IRUNS 11:31-12 :10

515

ment' of inspired uttermces,amto another different tonguesPXand to another interpretation*

of tongues. l1 But all these operations the one
.and the same spirit performs,* making a distri- OR0
12:3
bution" to each one respectively just as it wills.* 1CO 7:7
Eph 4 : I
12 For just as the body is one thing but has 4Hcb 2:4
12:5
many members, and all the members of that PIlo
+r,o 7:3
10:16
body, although being many, are one body,O so 1Co
K o h 422
3:17
aIso is the Clnrist.' la For truly by one spirits q2Co
eErlh 4 5
12:18
we were all baptized* into one bodyjOwhether OlCo
Jews0 or Greeks, whether ~lavespor free,q and 32Co 11:24
we were all made to drinkw one 6pirit.O
14 For the body, indeed, is not one member,
but is many."' If t h e foot should say: "Because "Enh4:16
I am not a hand: I am no part of t h e body," 1 C o 16:21
it is not for this reason no part of the body." oEph 4:25
'"nd
if the earo should say: "Because I am O J a S 5:4
not an eye,@I am no part of the body," i.t is not OlCo 15:52
for this reason no part of the body.* l 7 If the AEph 5:30
whole body were an eye, where would the sense
of hearing be? If it were a11 hearing, where
would the smelling be? '"ut
now God has set OlCo 6:15
the members0 in the body: each one af them, SlCo 15:40
+iCo 15:38
just as he pleased.'
SRo
12:4
19 If they were all one member: where
would the body be? But now they are many
members," yet one body. "I The eye cannot say
to the hand: "I have no need of you"; or, again,
the head cannot say t o the feet: "I have no
need of YOU." 2 2 But much rather is it the case
that the members of the body which seem to
be weakeff are necessary, 25 and the parts of the
body which we think to be less honorable, these
we surround with more abundant honor,* and
sa our unseemly parts have the more abundant
a Or, "of spirits."

1 CORlNEL4NS 12:2r3,13:3
comeliness, 8 4 whereas our comely parts do not
need anything. Nevertheless, God compounded
the b d y , giving honor more abundant to the
part which had a lack, 2i st, that there should be
no division in the body, but that its members
n ~ ~ h 4 : a should
5
have the same care for one an0ther.O
" And if one member suffers, all t h e other memrlPe5:9
bers suffer" with it; or if a member is glorified,+
IRo 8:17
4:13 all the other members rejoice with it.'
OlCa 19:23
4:12
27 Now YOU are Christ'so body? and mem@KO 125
E P 1~2 3 bers individually.@ And God has set the reo ~ ~ spective
~ ~ ones
~ l ins the congregation,@*first, aposOEph
XICO 1218
2:20 tles;* second, prophets;O* third, teachers;" then
powerful works;^" then gifts of hea1ings;O helpf:!?$fO
O E P ~~ : i iful services,+ abilities to direct,'
different
AGa 3:5
OAC5 2 6
tongues. B D Not all are apostles, are they? Not
+Ac 18:n
all are prophets, are they? Not all are teachers,
m~~ 128
are they? Not all perform powerful works," do
they?b Not all have gifts of healings, do they?
*1Co14:5
Not all speak in tongues, do they?' Not all are
translators, are they? 31 But keep striving after
OlCol4:l the greaterc giftsmOAnd yet I show you a surpassing way.
OICo 14!2
If I speak in the tongues0" of men and
UlCo 14:18
uaco ii:i4
of angelsQbut do not have love? I have
OlCo 14:l
become a sounding piece of brass or a clashing
"2sa6:s
cymbal.* And if 3: have the gZt of prophesyingD and understand alI the sacred secrets and
"$?;%
:
*lCo 11:s all knowledge," and if I have all the faith so as
@Ga4:24
to transplant m ~ u n t a i n sbut
, ~ ~do not have love,
4 hlt 1720
L u 17:6 I am nothing. a And if I give all my belongings
to feed0 others,' and if X hand over my body,m
y$ygg6
&no5:7
that I may boast, but do not have love,"I am not
"2C0 8:7
profited at all.
a Or, "miraclefi." BLiterally, "Not all are powerful works, are

EbTit,

,1
I

I
I

13

they 7''

Or, "the greatest,"

516
1 CORINTHIANS 13:4-14 :3
4 Lovee is long-suffering* and obliging. LoveD: ~ ~ j ~ 1 4
is not jealous," it does not brag,O does not get
puffed up,' does not behave i n d e ~ e n t l y does
, ~ 3;;;92

~~~~~

not look for its own interests," does not become tcor2:18
provoked." It does not keep account of the in- d,","1"3::"13
jury.' It does not rejoice over unrighteous- .:g:$g
but rejoices with the truth." It bears all $+fziP,
things,O believes all things,' hopes all things: ;%;!
DRO 12:9
endures all things."
AZCO 13:s
41Pe 4 : ~
8 Love never fails.* But whether there are +Ac
17:ll
gifts of prophesying, they will be done away
12:12
with; whether there are tongues, they will ,0$; ;Oil3
cease; whether there is knowledge, it will be
done away with.' For we havea partial knowl- ;$73331
edgen and we prophesyO partially;" lo but when ;;g yji
that which is complete arrives,O that which is 0~0h1151
partial will be done away with.' l1 When I was +ma m.1
a babe: I used to speak as a babe, to think as OICol4:m
a babe, to reason as a babe; but now that I have
become a man: I have done away with the
traits of a babe. IB For at present we see in hazy
outIine by means of a metal mirror," but then .Heb2:8
it will be face to face.' At present I know par- *1Jo3:2
tially,b but then I shall know accurately even
as I am accurately known." laNow, however, *ZCO 5:lO
OlCo
there remain f ai~ddh~pe,o_love,--re,b_ut
D M 2237
~
the meate_st_ofthese
- ..-.-isM,"
l6:I4
Pursue love: yet keep striving after the
spiritual giEts,O but preferably that r o u oacas:w
may prophesy.0a *For he that speaks in a ;ghl;;p
tongueo speaks,* not to men, but t o God, for no 7g;: 9;:
one listens, but he speaks sacred secrets' by the +1Co 13:a
10:8
spirit. However, he that prophesies upbuilds*
oac08:a
and encouragesa and consoles men by his

14

Or,

e are

tatdng in."

OX, "Iam taking in parha1 knowledge."

517
O n a 1 g

1 CORINTHIANS 14:4-14
speech. He that speaks in a tongue upbuildso

himself, but he that prophesies upbuilds a congregation. s Now I would like for all of YOU to
i l C ~12:30 speak i
n tongues,"but I prefer that YOU prophesy.* Indeed, he that prophesies is greater than
*E2;;8
*~21:9
*1co 12:lO he that speaks in tongues,* unless, in fact, he
translates, that the congregation may receive
upbuilding. e B u t at this time, brothers, if I
shouId come speaking to YOU in tongues, what
good would I do YOU unless I spoke to YOU either
with
a revelationa or with knowledgen or with
zg:$i
O E P ~4 3 4 a prophecy or with a t e a ~ h i n g ? ~
7 A s it is, the inanimatea things give off
*Joba1:l2 sound.* Whether a flute or a harp, unless it
makes am interval to the tones, how will it be
known what is being played on the flute or on
the harp? For truly, if the bugle sounds an
QNN"10:9 indistinct call, who will get ready for battIe?b
In the same way also, unless YOU through the
tongue utter speech easily understood, how will
it be known what is being spoken? You will, in
'1CO9:X
fact, be speaking into the air.' l o It may be that
there are so many kids of speech-sounds in the
world, and yet no kind is without meaning.
l1 If, then, I do not understand the force of the
e l . 8 : n speech-sound, I shall be a foreigner@to the one
speaking and the one speaking will be a foreigner to me. lZ So also YOU yourselves, since YOU
aCOla:1 are zealous followers of gjftsQf
t h e spirit,b
seek to abound in them for the upbuilding of
'ICo
the congregation.*
13Therefore let the one who speaks in a
tongue pray that he may translate.' l4 For if X am

!zzo

Ox, l'~oulless.Nbliterally, "followers of spirits."

1 CORINTHIANS 14:25--35
prophesying and any unbeliever or ordinary
person comes in, he is put right by them all,

519
praying in a tongue, it is my gift of the spirits
that is praying, but my understanding is unfruitful. I W a t is to be done, then? I will pray
with the gift of the spirit,b but I will also pray"
with my understanding. I wiIl sing praiseu with
the gift of the ~ p i r i t ,but
~ I will also singC
praise with my understanding." l5 Otherwise, if
you offer praise with a gift of the spirit,^ how
will the man occupying the seat of the ordinary
person say Amen4 to your giving of thanks,
since he does not know what you are saying?
' T r u e , you give thanks in a right way, but the
other man is nr>tbeing built up. la I thank God,'
I speak in more tongues than all of YOU do.
NNevertheless, in a congregationo I would
rather speak five words with my understanding,
that I might also instruct others verbalIy, than
OPhp am
ten thousand words in a tongueao
@Ps 110:09
4:14
20 Brothers, do not become young children Eph
IIeb 5:13
in powers of under~tanding,~
but be babesa as to DGn 4 : l
evil;" yet become full-grown in powers of understanding." 21 In the Law it k written: " 'With
the tongues of forejgners and with the lips of
stranger$* I will speak t o this people,O and yet
not even then will they give heed to me,' says
Jehovah.'"' 2 2 Consequently, tongues are for a
signlo not ta the believers, but to the unbelievers,' whereas prophesying is, not for the unbelievers, but for the believers.@ Therefore, if
the whole congregation comes together to one
place and they all speak in tongues, but ordinary people or unbelievers come in, will they
not say that YOU are mad? P 4 But if YOU are all
"it is my spirit." b Literally, "with the ~ i r i t , " Literally, "praise with a spirit." d literally, "others." * Jehovah,

he is closely examined0 by all," the secrets of

?iz"5:i:
his he%to become manifest? so that he wiII
j
'j

prostrate himselfa and worship0 God, declaring,

'$;:2!1,4 "God is really among YOU."*
26 What is to be done, then, brothers? When
OEP5
~3 9 YOU come together, one has a psalm,bo another
has a teaching, another has a revelation, another has a tongue, another has an interpretation.
Let all things take place for upbuilding."
D
g01i!4:,"9
Eph4:12 2 7 And if someone speaks jn a tongue, let it be
limited to two or three at the most, and in turns,
AlCo14:s
and let someone translateP But if there be
no translator, let him keep silent in the congregation and speak to himself and to God. zTurther, let two or three prophetso speak, and let
O$i
2
A1
'lW 5:21 the others discern the meaning.'
But if there
to anothere one while sitting
a ~ ~ ~is ~ a ; revelation
~ O
there, let the first one keep silent. a 1 For YOU
*Rol2:6
can all prophesyx one by one, that all may
OGa 3:2
learno and a11 be encouraged. And gifts of the
spiritc of the prophets are to be controlled by
the prophets. For God is a God, not of disorder,# but of peace.*
#:g
Co 1 2:5
AS in all the congregations of the holy ones,
en, 15:33
2
:
sr let the womeno keep silent in t h e congregations, f o r it is not permitted for them to speak,
&j$%;?jL32
but let them be in subjection," even as the Lawv
IPe3:1
says. 85 If, then, they want to learn something,
bGe 3:lB
woll:2
let them question their husbands0 at home, for
it is disgraceful for a woman t o speak in a conOCo12:18

OGa I:=

gregati0n.O

a Literally,

J7r87ll-14,ld-la;

the Lord, NBA.

Literally, "will fall upon hid face."

* Literally, "And the spirits."

b Or,

"sawed compositioa"

1 CORINTHIANS 14:36-15: 9

520
36 What? Was it from YOU that the word of
God came forth, or was it only as far as YOU

521

15

:E;

z&ty7

abortive?'

persecuteda the congregation of God. lo But by

God's undeserved kindness0 I am what I am.
And his undeserved kindness which was toward
+2Co6:1
me did not prove to be in vain,' but I labored
WCo 1193 in excess of them all,@yet not I but the undexPh~Z:13 served kindness of God which is with me."
l1 However, whether it is I or they, so we are
preaching
and so youu have believed.'
%$??
i%
12
Now
if Christ is being preached that he
,:,
has
been
raised
the dead,' how is it
ge;%?some among YOUupsayfrom
mco
there is no resurrectiono
nWt22:23 of the dead?O lS If, indeed, there is no resurrection of the dead, neither has Christ been raised
*RO10:7
up.&l4 But if Christ has not been raised up, our
preaching is certainly in vain, and aouR faith
41Th 4:l.l is in vain.0 l W ~ e o v e x e
we
r , are also found false
witnesseso of God,' because we have borne wit26
nessae against God that he raised up the Christ,"
@AC 192
" A C Z ~ ~but whom he did not raise up if the dead are
Ac 4:10
A C I ~ : ~ Oreally not to be raised up.' ' T o r if the dead
*tz26'ifi are not to be raised up, neither has Christ been
raised up. l7 Further, if Christ has not been
raised
up, POUR faith is useless, YOU are yet in
*m4:25
mCo 15:51 YOUR sins.* l8 Ln fact, also, those who feII asleepa
OlCo 16:24
in death in union0 with Christ perished.on ls If
mco
O
~ C O2E:I~
: ~
in this life only we have hoped3 in Christ: we
A Y O 1:la
~
are of all men most to be pitied.O
OR, 3:lz
+Le 23:lO
20 However, now Christ has been raised up
coll:ls
OlCo 1552
the firstfruit@+of those who
oJasl:18 from the dead:
fallen asleep in death? 21 For since death"
@fp","F;i3 have
;&i3i%42 is through a man, resurrectionm of the dead is
also through a m a n o a2 For just as in Adamo
OGa2:6
O ~ C O15.45
n ~ o t i 1 1 1 ~all are dying,* so also in the Christ all wiIl be
*Ro 5312
made alive." 2a But each one in his own rank:
D R 5
~:17
g 6 ChrisP the firstfruits~afterward those who be$:;0, '4(?ik7long to the Christ during his presence.po ad Next,
0?4ph4:7

+Isa2:s
that it reached?"
37 If anyone thinks he is a prophet or gifted
with the spirit,&let him acknowledge the things
I am writing to YOU, becauseb they are the
O E h El5
Lord's commandment.^ Ss But if anyone is el
yo 4:6
ignorant: he continues ignorant. Consequent- ozco 211
ly, my brothers, keep striving dter prophesying," and y e t do not forbid the speaking in
tongues. 4 0 But let all things take place decentIy 5$$h;agl
#coi a:5
and by arrangement."
Now I make known to YOU,brothers, the
good newsmwhich I declared to YOU, which *Gal:L1
YOU ~ I Saccepted,
O
in which YOU also stand," 'Ro5:2
through which aou are also being saved,OAwith fg!?,?:
the speech with which I declared t h e good news
to YOU, if YOU are holding it fast, unless, in fact,
OG~
3:.4
YOU became believers to no p u r p o ~ e . ~
3For I handed on to YOU, among the first +,,:,,
things, that which I also accepted,' that Christ ~ P 2S2:1s
538
died for our sins according to the Scriptures,' Isa
Da0:26
and that he was buried,* yes, that he has been ,I'E5a3::"94
raised# up the third day* according to the Scrip- .,$: zp
tures," and that he appeared to Cetphas,mthen &: ;
to the twe1ve.O Mter that he appeared to up- oea;;i$
ward of five hundred brothersQat one time, the mm 9:s
most of whom remain to the present; but some tJ","h?d3i&
have fallen asleep0 in death. After that he appeared to J a r n e ~ then
, ~ to all the apostles;"
but last of all he appeared also to me* as if
I
~ A 9:4
C
to one born p r e r n a t ~ r e l y . ~
1Co 9:l
9 For I am the least* of t h e apostles, and I
am not fitn to be calledo an apostle, because I ;O?+:~$A
C Ol:23
a Literally, ('a prophet or spiritual," b Or, '%hat," c Or, "to an
I

1 CORINTHIANS 15 :10-24

.,

1 CORINTHUNS 15:25-35

523

522

the accomplishedQendP when he hands over the Fx5 $y3

kingdom' to his God and Father, when he has 'Da2:44
destroyed a11 government and all authorityo and wo13:IO
power. ? T o r he must rule0 as king until Godn 3ne5:10
hus put all enemiesYunder his feetmm As the :$,":;L6,
last enemy, death0 is ta be destroyed." pr For
Godu "subjected all things under hls feet".' I3ut yp2$:
Qlrs
g : ~
when he says that ''all things have been subjetted',' jt is evident that it is with the excep- * H e b a s
tbn of the one who subjected all things to him.D 01Pe3:n
#"nut when all things will have been subfectcd
P h g 3:Zl
to him,&then the Sona himself wlll also subject A02Co
6:18
himself8 to the oneo who subjected all things to b ~ o h14:B
him, that God may be all things to everyone."' ' 1 C o m
29 Otherwjse, what will they do who are behg
baptized for the purpose ofe being dead ones?'
If the dead are not to be ~ & e dup at all; why *Acl7:31
are they also being baptized* for the purpose
ofe being such? au Why are we cllso in p ~ r j lu,&p3z;13
every hour?' DaUy I am in danger of death.o '2"&8;Ex
This 1 nmrm by the exultation" over YOU, brolhers, whicl~ I have in Christ Jesus our Lord. %9;D$;
If, like men,f 1 have fought with wild beasts
at Eph'e.susF0 of what g o d is it to mc? EE the
dead are not to be raised up, "let us eat and
drin I<,' f o r tomorrow we are to die."' Do not ;T~,"i!f~~
bc r n i s l ~ dBad
. ~ associations spoil useful hnblls." ?,(&%2
Wake up to soberness in a righteous wny' and
do not practice sin, for some are without knowl-1:,j:;;:)
edgeo of Cod.' I am speakhg to move you to
:J%1~:sC,O6:5
shameen
35 Nevertheless, someone wlU say: "How are
the dead to be ralsed up?AYes, with what kind 'e2gi3

""

l2iitornlly, "he," b Or, "The last enemy ia to ho deetraged, death,"

Or, "will ba subjected.'' * Or, "all tliiag.9 nmong all pri.sona."
Or, "baptiacd by reason of." 'Or, "If, rvitli hutlaan motives."

1 CORINTEIANS 15:36--98
@Job
of body' are they coming?"e You unreasonQRlth 5:G
person! What you sowO is not made aliveQ
:;! ab1eP
nI.:rrlq 2:s
unless
first it dies;' 8' and as for what you sow,
*Jnti V : 2 4
you sow, not the body that will develop, but a
mGe1:n
bare graln," it may be, of wheat or any one of
"C":la
the
rest; X a but God gives it a body' just as it has
*lC0 1R:18
and to each of the seedso its own
~ Z C O9:10 pleased him:
body. Not all flesh is the same fleslz,but there
is one of mankind, and there is mother flesh of
cattle, and another Resh sf birds, nnd another
1 s
of
And there are heavenly0 b o d l e ~and
,~
:t32;:04earthly
4 fish.' bodies;"
but
the
gloryP
of
the
heavenly
t$LE:il
2,I:,I
bodies i s one kind, and that of the earthly bod' 2 0 .1:7
I
, ies' is a different kind. " The glory of the sunm
ml'h
cr-t)~2:16
is one kind, and the glory of the moon0' is an-,lolr 31:28
1
I :
other, and the glory of the stars" is mother; in
fact star differs from star in glory.
42 So dso is the resurrectionQf the dead.'
?
Ito
is sown in corruption: it is raised up in
Z?
;:qlf
inc~rruption."~
4 S It i
s sown in dishonor,' it is
f;p2;;:s0
'Jr111 17:14 raised up in g10ry.~
It
is sown in weakness,"t is
el>
3:4
]
-1c0 1 9 7 raised up in power," It h sownUa ph ysIcaIa
0.2i:O 9:ti
ni:t, 20:4
body,@ it is raised up a spiritual body.u If there
O"C0 5.c;
' 1 ~~ . 1 3 LS a physicalaObody, there is also & spiritua1 one,
01Co 15:+1B
01 11 231.1
*& It i
s even so written: "The flrst man AdamQ
03c:o 4:11
n l l c b l 0 . l became a living" soul."QAThe Inst Adam beU J o I l 1,I:J
~cl:fi
came a life-givingbspirit,' Nevertheless, the
a(,@2:T
o ~ o l l 5 : 2 8 first is, not that which 1s spiritual, but that
+ I l' 3.u;
01(:02:14
which is
afterward that which is
spiritual.'
47 The first man is out of the e a ~ W
$tFh%lA
'G@3:19
and made of dust;x the second man is out of
heavenmil"As the one made of dust is,* so
:g$%lS
those m ~ d eof dust are also; and as the heaven-

!:s;

16.4

* Or, "mulical, animal!'

1 CORINTHIANS 16 :13-24

526
THE SECOND TO TKE

to come now, but he will come when he has the

opportunity.
CQRINTHIANS
13 Stay awake,*&and firm in the faith, carry E'rshn"C'~
.
I
t
3
111
on as men, growa mighty."I r Let all voun anairs cz:'b'P,',y
Paul, an apostle' of Christ Jesus through
1
Y~LO o : ~
take place with love.%
God" sviil, and Timothy our brother to the
AlCo 13:4
15 Now I exhortb YOU, brothers: you know 11'8 4.8
congregation of God which js in Corjnth, to"cOll:a gether with all the holy ones" that are in all of
that the household of Steph'anas is the Brstfruitsoof Acha'iac and that they set themselves m o le:a
A.cha'ia :a
to minister to the holyo ones.+IWay you also ~ ~ ~ , " ~ ; ~ a
2 May YOU have undeserved kindnessA and
'lTh2 peace
keep submitting yourselves to persons of that;;;\,
from God our Father and the Lord Jesus
5;;
kind and to everyone cooperating and laboring.'
Christ.
;:,;f 7:8
" But 1 rejoice over the presence fo of Steptl'a- 32(:0
3 Blessed be the Goda md Fathero of our
o ~ p 4:4
-O
4:6
h
nas' and F o r . ~ . n a ' tand
~ A.chaJif.cus,
because 'ICO I:IB
Lord Jesus Christ,O the Father of tender rnerP
l
C
p
r
e
h
l
s
f
s
they have made up for my absence from YOU."
cies' and the God of all c ~ m f o r t , ~who cornwco 2:d
"'0
2:~
For they have refreshed m y spiritmand yourn. @ D r : l a
&L!.3.35
fort$ US in all our tl.lbulation? that we may be
Isa 55:3
= ~ h a:m
p
Tl~ereforerecognize men of that kind.'
able to comfortmthose In Rny kind of tribulaR~ 123
sIsa 51:3
19 The congregations of Asia" send YOU their ylpl;!
tion through the comfort' with which we our]to 15:s
greetings.' Aq'ui.lao and Pris"caBtogc ther with
"Ps23:4
selves am being comforted by GodanT o r just
2co 7:6
tile congregation that is in their houseA greet ;f,j;~;i;g
.itJllrn a
tgk{$$$ as the sufferingso for the Chrlst abo~mdin us:
YOU heartily in the Lord. 20 A11 the brothers
'OZ-[h
~+;~.;',2 h SO the comfort we get also abounds through the
OROl@:ze
greet YOU. Greet one another with a holy
Christ. W o w whether we are in tribulation, it
acoi
1:24
21 Here is my greeting, Paul's, in my own
asph 1:13 is for YOUR cornfort nnd ~alvation;~
or whether
O X o l1:39
hUld.a+
,2 Th 3-17
lye are being comforted, It Is for YOUR cornfork
22 IF anyone has no aiTectionmfor the Lord,
that operates to rnalce you endure the same sufOyt;fij:k
let him be
O our Lord,cornero* May ~ I C O11:s
ferings that we also suffer.' And so our hope
'
p
w
8
j
f
T
T
the undeserved kindness of the Lord Jesus be R,&*;!:.
1Pee16 for YOU is unwavering, knowing as we do that,
with YOU, " May my love be with all of YOU in
just: as YOU are sharers of the sufferings, in the
0 2 ~ 8.17
0
uniono with Christ Jesus,
same way uow wiIl also sham the comforte

Or, "be."

Or, "entreat." Tho Roman province of southern

Greece, with its capital at Corinth. Litcrnlly, "for YauR Inelc of
me." Or, "Our Lord is coming"; or, "Our Lord linu coillo." Iritcrally, "Mar'an atb'a,"
SypP4WNBAJlI,'B. 1 Prcsrnco -rta~owaia
(par~orm"a). See Appendix u n d a 2 Corinthinna 10: 17,

eE%i\

8 For we do not wish YOU to be ignorant,

brothers, about tlie tribulation that happened
~ ~ 1 1 : 1 5to us i
n the province of Asia,@that we were un?Ar$jg der extreme pressure beyond our strength: so
that we were very uncertain even of our lives.'
:$i2

+::

The Roman provrace of southern Greece, with it8 rapitttl at,

Corinth.
627

*In fact, we felt within otrrselves t h ~ we

t had
received the sentence of death. This was that
we might have our
not in ourselves, but ;:1-'
In the God who rakes up Ehe deada0' l o From so
lilcely a death he did rescue us and will rescue
tls;" and our hope is in him that be will also
rescue us further." l1 You also can help alongg;;;",p"a.; ?TI
Ily YOUR supplication for us,b 3n order that O,?,f,f:;g
thanks* may be given by many in our behalf +;!$2,21
for what Is kindly given to us due t o many upturned faces.
12 For the thing we boast of is this, to which
our conscienceQbears witness: that with holl- 'ZP#
ness and godly sincerity, not with fleshly tvisdom' but with God's undeserved kindness, rve h i ~ 2 : 4
have conduct& ourselves in the world, but ac,a r:ls
more especially toward YOU. lg For we are really
not wrSting YOU things except tl~osewhich YOU
well know&or also recognize,@and which 1 hope ~ R OB:aD
YOU will continue to recognize to the end, just
as aou have also recognized, to a degree, thnt
we are a cause for YOU to b o e just as You will *zCo 5:ls
also beforusinthedayof ourLord Jesus.'
';+,p$;;g
15 So, with this confidence, I was Mending
before to come to
that YOU might ]lave a m a 4:le
secondAoccasion for joy, l6 and after a stopover u a
with YOU t o go t~ Mac.e.d~"ni.a,~
and to come 016016:3
back from Mac.e.doki.a t o you' nnd be con- *Acm:3
ductedm part way by YOU to Ju.de'a, l 7 Well, mAo17:ls
Ro 15:M
wl~enI had such an intention, I did not lndulge 1ColS:s
in any lightness, did I? Or what 1 purpose dow " z c ~ l k z
I purpose it according to the flesh' that wlth #2Co6:10
me there should be "Yes, Yes" and "No, No"?* ' J a u 1 2
la But God can Be relied upon that our speech

2 CORINTHlANS 1:19-2 :4
529
addressed to YOU is not Yes and yet No.a *@For
the Son of God,3Christ Jesus,who was preached
among POW through us, that Is,through me and
k1
Sil.varnusMand TjmothyRadid not brcome Yes
QPhp 2:m
"*c18:5
and yet Nopa hut Yes has become Yes in his
w e b Ws case."'a For no matter how many God's promises* are, they have become Yes by means of
ye:;:
Gc 49:lO him.be Therefore also through him Is the Amen"
SRo 15:8
aco 1 4 : ~said to God for gIory through us, But he who
Re 3:14
#Heb6:16 guaranteesn that YOU and cve beIong to Christ
and he who has anointed* us is God. 08 He has
*
also put his sealm upon us and has given us the
;
%
~2&5:5
token" of what is to cometCthat is, the spirit,@
Eph 1 14
in our hearts.
OKO
ICS8:=
E:13
523
23 Now I caIlmupon God as a witness+against
+Ro 1:9
phr~1:8
m
y
own soul that it fs to spare uod that I have
@1Co 4:21
not yet come to Corinth. :' Not that we are the
"1"Fs
masters*over aoun faith, but we are coworkers*
MlC0 3:a
Wo 1:s
for YOUR joy, for it is by YOUR faith* that YOU
*Ro 11:m
are standing,
For this is what I have decided for myself,
URa 93
not t o come to YOU again In sadness.u For
4:2r if I make you sad/ who Indeed is there to cheer
me except the one that is made sad by me?
3And so I am writing this very thing, that,
when 1 come, I may not get sadb h e c a w of
over whom I ought to rejoice,' because
-R1Vhose
m5:10
I have confidencee In all of you that the joy I
have is that of all of YOU, For out of much
N C o d m tribulationo and anguish of heart I write aow
* * ~ 2 0 : 3 1 with many tears," not that YOU may be sadmo1:8
dened," but that wou may know the love which
I have more especially for You.

z.,f:,",:,8

Or,

'"YOU am redin&''

Or, ' T m m d No in me breath." Or, "in him."

the earnest money or down payment.'*

Or, "given na

2 CORINTHLANS

2:5-I7
530
5 Now if anyone has caused sadness,' he has *1Co5:1
saddened, not me, but all of YOU to an extent
-not to be too harsh in what I say. This rebuiren given by the majority is suEcient for uIfls:m
such a man, SO that, on the contrary now, YOU
~O: I S
should kindly forgiveA and comforP him, that ~A C OC I7:4
somehow such a man may not be swallowed up
by his being overly sad.b Therefore I exhort O$$f2:,

YOU to confirm YOUR love*for him. For to this +Col1:4

end also I write to ascertain the proof of YOU,
whether YOU are obedknto in all things.@l0'Any- ;g0;g
thing YOU kindly forgivex anyone, I do too. In - ~ t
fact, as for me, whatever I have kindly forgiven,
if I have kindly forgiven anything, it has been
fox YOUR sakes in Christ's sight, l 1 that we may
not be overreached by Satan? for we are not $P&:g4
o ~ p 438
h
ignorant0 of his designs.'
'Eyh 6:11
12 Now when I arrived in Tro'asUto declare
the good news about the Christ, and a dooP &;2,0,:;
was opened to me in the Lord," I got no relief *lCo 1k9
in my spirit on account of not finding Titusoo~ ~ ~
my brother, but I said good-bye to them and ~ t l : 4
+ZCO 7:s
departed for Mac-e-do'ni.a.+
I 4 But thanks be to God who always leads* *Ps68:7
us in a triumphalx procession in company"
with the Christ and makes the odor of the
knowledge of him perceptible through us in
every place! l6 For to God we are a sweet odor
of Christ among those who are being saved and
among those who are perishing;'" Is to the latter
ones an odor issuing from death to death,n to n2Cor4:3
1Pe 2.8
the former ones an odor issuing from life to
Arrer,lo
life.&And who is adequately qualified0 for these 02coSS
things?O We are; far we are not peddlersa of 01co 15:10

531

;Fefi5;

!?z;z;fSO

Or, "those who commercialize or make gain; adulterators."

the ward of God' as many men are? but as out

of sincerity, yes, as sent from God, under God's
view, in company with Christ, we are speaking."
Are we starting again to recommend ourselves?# Or do we, perhaps, like some men,
need letters*of recommendation to YOU or from
YOU? YOUyourselves are our letter: inscribed
on oura hearts and known and being read by d l
YOU are shown to be a letter
mankind."
of Christ written by us as ministers,' inscribed
not with ink but with spirit+of the living God,
not on stone tablets: but on fleshly tablets, on
hearts.bo"
4 Now through the Christ we have this kind
of confidenceutoward God. Not that we of ourselves are adequately qualified to reckon any*Ro 15:M thing as issuing from ourselves,* but our being
OCa 6:l
adequately qualified0 issues from God," a who
aPhp 2:1s
has indeed adequately qua1:fied us to be ministersm of a new covenant? not of a written
code,O
but of spirit;' for the written code con1
8
demns@to death, but the spirit makes alive.'
7 Moreover, if the code which administers
death" and which was engravedc in letters in
stones* came about in a glory,n SO that the sons
of IsraeP could not gaze intently at the face of
Moseso because of the glory of his face," a glory
which was to be done away with, why should
not the administering of the spirito be much
more with glory?* For if the code administering condemnationd" was glorious,eXmuch more
does the administering of rlghteousnessUabound
with glory.O* 1ln fact, even that which has
a o
;, P + ~ B A S ~ W
rm
~ ;, K. b Or, "on tableta, on fleshly hearts."

,lel$!

2 CORINTHIANS 3: 1-10

Literally, "if the administering of death engraved." d Literally,

"if the administering of cundetlmation." eliterally, "was a glory."

2 CORINTHIANS 4 : R 1 4
ah 2~15 ing,D* among whom the god of thls systemp of
once been made glorious has been strlpped of
$$
9
fi:
EKngsAhas blindedo the mind@ of t h e unbeQ2Co 11s
lory in this respect: because of the glory that w l a : ~ ~
A E P ~2:2
lievers, that the illumination of the gloriousa
excels it? For if that which was to he done *col2:n
ciri 1:11
Z:15
good
news about the Christ,a who is the image'
away with was brought h with glory,@much 4E;,"::j$7
OGa4.3
of
God:
might not shine through. T o r we are
'Ilcb
12:2a
more would that which remains $e with gtory.'
preaching,
not ourselves, but Christ Jesus as
12 Therefore, as we have such a hope: we 'PPel:3
Lord,"
and
ourselves as YOUR slaves' for Jesus'
are using great freenesso of speech, la and not ~ C Q T : ~
For
God is he who said: "Let the light
sake.
doing as when Moses would put a veil" upon his a x a 4 : N
shineb out of darkness,"@"
and he has shone on
:Zl6jl4
face, that the sons of Israel might not gaze In*lpe2:9
our hearts to illurnin~te'them with the gloritently at the end3*of that which was to be done $9#6Ifl
ous~ knowledgecO
of~ God 6byd the face of Christho
~
~
:
~
away with. But their mental perceptions were
7However,
we
have this treasu*" in earth'Ron:?
dulled,' For to this present day the same veil
bJsaM:8 en* vessels,' that the poweP beyond what is
remains unlifted at the reading of the old cove+At 9:15
normal may be God's' and not that out of ournant: because i t is done away with by means of oJyhy;R,
:?~,";;19
e x 0 7:s
selves. a W e are pressed in every way," but not
ChristA In fact, down ti11 today whenever ;t~y;;:
cramped beyond movement; we are perplexed,
Moses ls read,' a veil l i e upon their hearts.'
qC010:x3
,;px;~8w
but not absolutely with no way out;' rve are
Lo But when there is a turning to Jehavah,a the Itn Y 1.h
veil is taken away.' "Now Jehovahs is the H:!:i$20 yHtby;:: persecuted: but not lcft in the 1urch;O we are
A*c14:19
thrown down,* but not destroyed, lo Always we
spirit;* and where the spiritw of Jehovahak is, 4kh.,!.Z4
endure everywhere in our body the deaththere fs freedom,"* Is And all of us,O while we ~o(:l C 2:4
~H: I R
with unveiled faces reflect like mirrors the ?,y;$;y
bF$,"jFJ dealing treatment given to Je;sus,oothat the life
of Jesus may also be made manlfest in our
gloryDof Jehovah,'& are transformed0 inlo the
*At 413
nz; :i:o
body.+
I1For we who livehare ever being
~
Z
C
D
~
:
E
same Image' from gIory to glory,' exactly ns AT,,
IWS
Isn
Iqa 40:s
60.1
done by Jehovahan the spirit.
fig, brought face to face with deathw for Jesus'
4Joh 1 12
sake, that the life of Jesus may also be made
That is why, sinee we have this rninfstryo' 0;2;:18
manifest in our mortala flesh." nConsequently,
according to the rnercyO that was shown us, ; i ~ f . ; $
death is at work in us, but lifeo in YOU.*
%
;
,
"
j
?
f
6
we do not behave improperly, * but we have re- 5 1 ~80so
13 Now because we have the same spirit of
nounced the underhanded things of which to be :Lyzi::8
faith as that of which It is written, "I exercised
ashamed, not walking in craftiness neither adul- ?{ijlf;?lS
'Pa11pJQ
teratlng the word of God,# but by maklng the w ~ ( ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ faith, therefore I spoke,"' we, too, exercise faith
and therefore we speak, Idlcnowing that he who
truth manifest recommending ourselves to
raised Jesus= up will raise us up also together
every human conscience0 in the sight of God.* q8tgi:1
I
If, now, the good@news we declare is in fact mCo8:18
a Or, "the good newa about tho glory of the Chrigt.', b Or, "Tha
v6.6Tgd,itb veiled among those who are per&Llight will shine." a Or, "the knowledge of the glorg." d Or, "in."
Or, "in oar body the putting o f J e ~ u ato death.') Or, ''being dde
fivered tu death" rdesus, PMBVg; the Lord Jcsua, HCDSyP.
Jehovah, J'*atxa~a*"~M;
the h r d , KBA. Or,"by Jehovahp&qirittt
2 CORINTHIANS 3: 1 1 4 :3

532

533

wfth Jesus and will present us together wfth

~ 0 u . OIn For all things are for youn salces," in :;'tft4
order that the undeserved kindness which was *lCo:I:Z1
multiplied should abound because of the thanlrsom a:~o
giving of many more to the glory of God.'
16 Therefore we do not give up, but even If
the man we are outside is wasting away, certainly the man we are inside' is being renewed *t:,0,$70
from day to day. l7 For though the tribulation0 O1,;ph
Is momentary" and light, it works out for us n IrrlpeI:8
glory which is of more and more surpnssing
weight and is everlasting,' while we keep our .Mt a:ra
~ ~ 1 s
eyes, not on the things seen, but on the things * ! ~ ~ ~ $ ! ~
unseen." For the things seen are temporary ," ,.!!,J),;
'
but the things unseen are e~erlasting.~
n u 1 1$:I
m-o
7:n
For we know that jf our earthlp house, this ~ Z C Or l : ~
tentj0) should be dissolved,' we are to have :%:if3
a building from God, a house not made wit11 &I-;c~~;?;
everlasthe in the heavens. ' For in m t L i l i:lr
cbii i i
this dwelling-house we do indeed groan," earnest- ~ ~I , rU1G:n
"'L"8:2''
ly desiring to put on the one for us from heaven,' SO that, having really put it on, we shall *1Com!fl
not be found naked." h fact, we who are in sw3:fS
this tent" groan, being weighed down, because oHeb8:a
we want, not to put i t off, but to put on the
other," that what is mortalo may be s~vallowcdalColRI1
ono ~ : 1 2
up by life." Now he that produced us for this P~QQIS:SS
very thing is God; who gave 11s the tokenmof ;T;zf;$!
I,;I>II1:14
what is to
that is, the spirit.'
I ( r ~8:2:1
6 We are therefore always of goad courage lCow2:l9
and lmow that, while we have our home fn the
Ga6.1~
body: we are absent from the Lord,# ' for we anJoh
i4:a
13:s
are walking by faith: not by sight,* But we ozc:o
tlo 8-"1
are of good courage and are well pleased rather zco iy18

Or,

'
"
V
Q

us the earn& money or down pymenLM

535
2 CORINTHIANS 5 :9-18
to become absent from the body and to make

our home with the

'Therefore we are
also makhg it our aim that, whether having
our home with him or being absent from him,"
we may be acceptable t o him. "For rve must
all be made manifest before the judgment seat
of the Christ,O that each one mny get 111s award
for the thhgs done! through the body, according to the things he has practiced, whether it
isgood or vile.' 11 Knowing, therefore, the feaP of the Lord,
men, but we have been
we keep
made manifest to God. However, I hope that
we have been made rnnnifest also to YOUR conscienceao" W e aw not again recommending*
ourselves to YOU, but giving YOU an inducemenr
for boasting in respect to us, that you may
have an answer for those who boast' over the
outward appearance but not over the heart,
IS For if we were out of our mindto it was for
God; if we are sound in mind," It is for YOU.
l4 For the love the Christ hasa forces us, because this is what we have judged, that one
man died for aIl;O so, then, all had died; I J and
he died for all that those who live might liveo
ne longer for themselves,' but for him" who died
for them and tvas raisd up.
16 Consequently, from now on we know no
man according to the flesh,*Even if we have
knorvn Christ according to the flesh," certainly
we now know 11im so no more,' l 1 Consequently,
if anyone is In unionQwith Christ, he is a new
creation;bo0 the old things passed away," look!
new things have come into existence.Ob '&But
,all things are from God, who reconciled' w to
Or, "iove of the Christ?' b Or, "crcnturc."

2 CORINTElIANS 5:19--6~9

536

,,:,

himself through Christ and gave us the mfnLtrymof the reconciliation,0 l"arnely, that Gad
was by means of Christ' reconciling a worldn to
f::,
himself, not reckoning to them their trespass- ;:g
1.10 2:2
es? and he committed the messageu of the ollph
*L,I m
I:?
:z
I:O 4:25
reconciliatjon to us,
a , i ~1. 3 - 3
20 We are therefore ambassado* substitut- b l : ~ * 6:m
ing forn C h r i ~ t ,as
~ though God were making OMt25:m
entreaty tl~roughus.' As subsptitutesfora Christ *acQ2!14
we beg:' "Become ~ o n c j l e dto God." 21 The 'Rc2a:17
one rvIlo did not know sin' hc made to be sfn"" '!Ei$T5
for us, that we might become God's righteous- 8;j:;%j,
ness" by means of him.
*RO 1:17
Working together with him,Dwe also entreat
YOU not to accept the undeservedo kindness OzCo12:g
12:16
of God and miss its purpose." T o r he says: "In
an acceptable season I heard you, and in the
co210
day for salvationo I came to your help."@LooIr? m
0 Ian 4 9 8
Now is the especially acceptable season.' Look! *Lu 4.19
Now is the dayo for salvation. ' In no way are cGa4:lo
@Ca 11.29
rve giving any cause for ~ t u r n b l h g ,that
~ ~ our .,,,,,:i,
m i n i s w might not be found fault with; but o F : ~ h4:X2
in every way we recommend" ourselves as God" *2co r:2
1z:u
ministers, by the enduranccOof much, by tribulations, by cases of need, by difficulties, by Bxo n%
b e a k & , by prisons," by disorders, by I a b o r ~c, 2~~ a10I15
by sleepless nights, by times without food, a by
purity, by knowledge, by longsuffering,@ by OGa
*Ra 8;:22
12:g
kindness, by holy spirit, by love free fmm hy- &l,:%
pocrisy,. by truthful speech, by God's pawer:O
to;;
through the weaponsAof righteousnesso for ofmW;U 3:s
fense and defense,^ througl~gIory and dishanor, through bad report and good
as de- qm 1 9
ceiverso and yet truthful, Q s being unknown ' M t n : B
a Or, "inatend of; in the n a n ~
of." b Or, "a sin offering." 0 Liter-

T$&$

ally, '4xiggttcou~ncon the right hand and on the Icft."

2 CORINTHIANS 6:10--7:2

537

and yet being recognized,' ns dying and yet,

*p$$!olook!
we live,@as disciplined. and yet not de-

; lzr:ls

Livered to death;" lo as sorrowing but ever rejoicing, as poor but making many rich: as hav* P ~ 4:13
D
ing nothing and yet posscssing all thinga'
11 Our mouth has been opened to you, Corlnw o s : l s thians, our he&
bas widened out. ' 2 You are
wCmla:15 not cramped for room wlthin u
s: but YOU are
cramped for room In YOUR own tender aPPections. "So, as; a recompense of like khd-I
4ICO 4 ~ 4 speak as to childrenP-You, too, widen out.
DGa 5:1
14 Do not become unevenly yokeda with un*Dc 7:3
2 2 y believers.' For what partnership0 do righteous01.10 1.3
ersn s:2
ness and lawIessless have?O Or what fellowship
1CO 5:9
'"Further,
W ~ - ~ I I : I + I does lighta have with darkness?
nlbph 4:18
U E ~ , I ~ S : ~ what harmony is there between Christ and
rlCo lo:n Be'li.al?m Or what portion* does a faithfulb person have with m unbeliever?
dnA"'
what agreement does God's templep have with idols?mFor
@Jt&gzl
w n a:14
we are the temple* of the Iivinp God; just FIA
*1Ca 3:16
l c n 6:19 God said: "I shall reside among themn and wallc
OLc %:I1
among them, and X sl~allbe their God, and they
ALA s c : u
Eke 37:n
X V , 8 : ~ will be my people.'" l 7 " Thei*eforeget out from
pg,{$ilamong them, and separate yourselves,' says Je:,t,P,F$f5 hovahp 'and quit touching El~eunclean thing,'
" 'and I will take YOU in.' "'In'' 'And I shall be a
~ r 31:9
r
father
to you,"and YOU will be sons0 and daughmc~4:4
~ I S I L ~ : ~ters t o rneIgbays Jehovahck t h e Almigl~by."~
110 1.10
kr*a43:1
Therefore, since we have these promises?
W:R 4:m
+trim4:13
beloved ones, let us cleanseQaourselves of
txx
orcy1l5:2s every deAIement of flesh and spirit," perfecting
*21 c l : 4
holinesso in God's fear.
~1 JL, 3:3
a':!i 3:13
2 &FAW room for US,^ We have wronged no
a:jo 4:1

*AC
2c:o 4 n
o z t : ~n:9

"@

1,
1

PWnBC; "Batli.al," Vg; "latan " 6 p .

Jehovah, J 7 1 I I 1 - l 4 b l + l ~ ; the Lord, H B $ ~ , d Or,

Literally, "Betli.ar
b Orl

rrbelieviag!'
"Receive as."

2 CORINTHIANS 7:3-11
538
one, we have corrupted no one, we have taken
advantage of no oneaQ I do not say this to condemn YOU. For I have said before that YOU are
in our hearts to die and to live with us.' I have +BCQ % : l a
great freeness0 of speech" toward YOU. I have g E ~ h 3 : l a
great boasting in regard to YOU.@ I am filled @;g," :$4
with comfort,o* I am overflowing with joyO in all
;
:
3
uphp 2:17
our affliction.*
Phm 7
5 In fact, when we arrived in Mac.e.do'ni.a,' e ~ ~ 2 0 : i
our flesh got no relief," but we continued to be oacoa:13
afflictedA in every manner-there
were fights *2Co4:8
without, fears within. Nevertheless God, who
comfortsb those laid low with affliction, corn- OaCo l:3
forted us by the presenceo of Titus; yet not @2ColQ:10
abne by his presence, but also by the comfort
with which he had been comforted over YOU,
as he brought urj word again of YOUR Ionging,
YOUR mourning, YOUR zeal for me, so that I rejoked yet more. a Hence even if I saddened m u
by my letter; I do not regret it. Even 3 I did k2Coa:4
at first regret it, (I see that that letter saddened YOU, though but for a little ~vhile,)b now
I rejoice, not because YOU were just saddened,
but because YOU were saddened into repenting,"
for YOU were saddened in a godly way, that
YOU might suffer no damage in anything due
to us. lo For sadness in a godly way makes for
repentance to salvationo which is not to be re- oEph6:17
gretted;" but the sadness of the world produces - ~2 ~t 7 5
death." l1 For, look! this very thing, YOUR being
saddened in a godly way,* what a great earnest- *gz73
Heb 12:11
ness it produced in YOU, yes, clearing of your- *Yer 50:4
selves, yes, indignation, yes, fear, yes, longing,
yes, zeal, yes, righting of the wrong! In every
respect YOU demonstrated yourselves to be pure

:;g

s;z;;::;;

Or, "great boldness." b Or, "for an hour."

II
/I

539
2 CORINTHIANS 7:12--8:6
in this matter. lTertainly, although I w ~ t e
you, I did it, neither for the one who did the
wrong, nor for the one who was wronged, but
that YOUR earnestness for us might be made
manifest among YOU in the sight of God. Is That
is why we have been comforted.
aCo I3:ll
However, in addition to our comfortDwe reOGa5:D
joiced still more abundantly due to the joyO of
nICo16:18 Titus, because his spiritDhas been refreshed by
all of YOU. For if we have made any boast to
him about YOU, I have not been put to shame,
but as we have spoken all things to YOU in truth,
8:a
SO also our boasting" before Titus has proved to
be true. IB
AIso his tender affections are more
abundant toward YOU, while he calls to mind
obediencea of all of Y O W , ~how YOU received
zg $45 the
him
with fearO and trembling.'
rejoice that
o+HG~ h 13.17
1:?4
t
in every way 1 may have good courage by
@ m h 3:4
reason of YOU.'
Now I let YOU know, brothers, about the
undeserved kindness of God which has been
bestowed upon the congregations of Mac.e.do'*Ro15:28 ni.a,' that during a great test under d i c t i o n
their abundance of joy and their deep poverty
#Ro12:8
made the riches of their generosity abound.*
**cll:29
aco 9:7
a For according to their actual ability,* yes, I
testify, beyond their actual ability this was,

while they of their own accord kept begging

1
1
I

us with strong entreaty for the priviIege of

IrindIy giving and for a share in the ministry
a ~ ; o l ~ ~ ~ destined for the holy ones.D 'L And not rnereIy
2co 9:1
as we had hoped, but first they gave themselves
ARO 6 : u
to the LordAand to us through God's will. T h i s
OZCo la:18 led us to encourage Tituso that, just as he had
OMr6:7
been the one to initiate0it among YOU, so too he
should complete this same kind giving on YOUR

541

2 CORINTHIANS 8:7-17

540
part. ? Nevertheless, just as YOU are abounding
in everything,+in faith and word and knowl- +2Co9:8
edgee and aU earnes.hess and in this love of @1&1:5
ours to YOU, may YOU also abound in this kind
giving.
8 It is not in the way of commanding Y O U , " ~ E O ~ : ~
but in view of the eamesbess of others and to
make a test of the genuineness of YOUR love,
that I am speaking. For YOU know the undeserved kindness of our Lord Jesus Christ,&that
,:.
though he was rich0 he became poorGfor YOUR maa:lO
* ~ 8:ao
t
sakes,* that YOU might become rich* through $2~~7
his poverty. And in this I render an opinion:
;;g
for this matter is of benefit to YOU:
seeing tlg:
:lco 7:25
AMt
that YOU began already a year ago not only the
doing but aIso the wanting to do;O l1 now, then, e;E,s:fs
finish up aIso the doing of it, in order that, just
as there was a readiness to want to do, so also
there should be a finishing up of it out of what
YOU have.b l e For if the readiness is there first,
it is especially acceptable according to what a
person has,+not according t o what a person does +gr3!&
not have. l 3 For I do not mean for it to be easy Lu21:3
for others,@but hard an YOU; l4 but that by @Mr12:44
means of an equalizing YOUR surpIus just now
might offset their deficiency, in order that their
surplus might also come to offset om deficiency, that an equalizing might take place." "2co@:B
Just as it is written: 'The person with much
did not have too much, and the person with fit#EX 1 6 : ~
tle did not have too little."#
16 Now thanks be to God for putting the
same earnestness for YOU in the heart of Titus,
because he has indeed responded to our en-

..,,

'Christ, P4%C13VgSyP; but

are able."

omitted by B. bar, "of it as TOW

2 CORINTHIANS 8:1&9

:3

couragement? but, being very zealous, he is

going forth of his own accord to YOU. But we
are sending along with him the brother* whose
praise0 in c o n n e c t i n n t h e mod" U
spread t h r e ~ l p h all the congreaations. l n N o t
only that, but he was also appointeda by the
congregations to be our traveling companion in
connection with this kind gift to be administered by us f o r the gloryd of the Lard and in
proof of our ready rnind.O 2n Thus we are avoiding having any man find fault with us in connection with this liberal contribution* to be administered by us, 21 For we "make honest provision, not only in the sight of Jehovah,a but
oPr 3:4
also in the sight of men"."
LXX
1Pe 2:U
22 Moreover, we are sending with them our
brother whom we have often proved in many
things to be zealous, but now much more zealous due to his great confidence in YOU. Z a If,
though, there is any question about Titus, he is
my partner and a fellow worker" for vom interests; or if about our brothers, they are
apostlesb of congregations and a glory of Christ.
24 Therefore demonstrate to them the proof of
YOUR love and of what we boasted* about YOU,
I before the face of the congregations.
NOW concerning the ministry' that is des*fpOyiz
2c0a:4
tined for the holy ones it is superfluous for
O P ~ 3:1
B
me to write0 YOU, * for I know YOUR readiness of mind of which I am boasting to the
Mac.e.dorni.ans about YOU, that A.charia has
$yziiO stood ready now for a year,O and YOUR zealo
has stirred up the majority of them. a But I am

Jehovah, J7*8;the Lord, NB; God, P45VgSyp. b Or, "envoys;

men sent forth."
a

2 CORINTHIANS 9:1'13
542
sending the brothem, that our boasting about
YOU might not prove empty in this respect, but
a*
that YOU may really be ready," just as I used
to say Y o u rvouId be. Ohenvise, in some way,
if Mac.e.dorni-ansshouId come with me and find
YOU not ready, we-not to say YOU-should be
put to shame in this assurance of ours. Therefore I thought it necessary to encourage the
broihersU to come to YOU in advance and to gel O c a 4 : ~
ready in advance YOUR bountiful gift previously
prorni~ed,~
that thus this might be ready RS 02C09:a
bountitul gift m d not as something extorted."
6 But as to this, he that so\lsB sparingly' will
also reap sparingly, and he that sows bounti- $:nfi:7
fully@will also reap buntiful~y.' Let each one "'
i'r 2'*173
do just as he has resolved in his heart, not
gl*udginglym
or under compulsion, far God lovesGfb","l;:!il
n cheerful giver," a God, moreover, js able to
rnalce all his undeserved kindness abound to- l';;;:?
walld YOU, that, while YOU always have full self- *;yrjy
suff~ziencyin everything,*YOU may have plenty *g;F r j;?
0,1:27
for every good work. " (Just as it is written:
"He has made a disfxibution, he hns glven to
those of little means, his rlghteousnlj.ssb con-'
3la:o
tinues f ~ r e v e r . "l o~Now he that abundantly supa a:16
plies seedD to the sower" and breadS for eating m
3Ll1 4:3
will supply and multiply the swd for rou to sow L r s n w : f O
and will increaseo the products of youn right- QGoll:JO
eousness.) bo " In everything YOU are being en- fl{it,l$la
riched far every kind of generosity, wl~ichproducts through us an expression of thnnlts to
God;' L%caususe the ministry of this public serv- '"2% 2::;
k c 0 is not only to supply abundantly the wants "''lv2:17
R P 1:18
~
of the holyDones" but also to be rich with many Omllo
15:27
expressions of thanks to God.* lThrough the .2C*8:14

543

t p m f that this ministry gives, they glorify God

because YOU are submissive to the good news
10% abut the Christ, as YOU publiclyO declare YOU
are, and became YOU are generous in YOUR contribution
to them and to all;" " and with supma1t5:16
Ueb 1 3 : ~ ~
plication for you they long for you because of
'AC20:W
the surpassing undeserved kindness* of God
upon YOU. l n Thanlcs be to God for his hdeo ~ p 2:s
h
o ~ o i:n
h
scribable free gift.'"
Ro 3:24
l 5
Now I myself, Paul, entreat POW by the
Eph 3:7
GC;~
5:23
mildnesscA and reasonableness of the
ah1 c ll:29
Chl-ist, lowly though I am h appearance among
@lCo2:2 YOU,+ whereas whcn ~ b s e n tI am bold toward
* ~ 0 1 & 1 0 YOU:
I n d d I beg that svhen present I may
not me boldness with that confidence with
which I am counting on taking bold measures'
2co13:lO against some who appraise us as jf we walked
mcol2n according to what tve are in the flesh.= T o r
thouzh we wallz in the flceh," we do not wage
6 : 1 ~ warfare according to what we are in the flesh.#
For the weapons of our warfare are not fleshO
*Ra
J o h1
l : 1~3 1 2 l y y but powerful by Gad for overturning
h p Stwngly entrenched things. For we are overlFl lhl JS
rrt 1 : ~ turning reasonings and every lofty thing raised
of GocIgnand we are
mco1:19
1c03:19 up against the k~~owlcdge
bringing every thought into captivity to malce
OEph6.5
it obedient9 to the Christ, and we are hold'ng
ourselves in readiness to inflict punishment for
oaT13:2
every disobedience," as soon as YOUR own obedience has been fully carried out.*
*2Co
2c0 72:15
9
7 You loolr at things nccord:ng to their face
va1ue.O If anyone trustsa in himself that he beifeb5,:::2,
longs to Christ, let him agaln take this fact into
account for himself, that just as he belongs to
+no*A
Christ so do we also.' "For even if we should
b a s t a bit* too much about the autlmority which

:~~~~.',~

--

* Or, 44somethinggiven with

mvetousnesa" b Or, "heneRmnee."

2 CORINTHIANS 9 114-10 :8

10

2 CORINTHIANS 10:9-18

5%

544

the Lord gave us to build YOU up and not to tear

ls:l@
YOU down,' I would not be put to shame, that
I may not seem to want to terrify YOU by my
letters. l o FOP,say they, "his letters are weighty
Ps
ant! forceful, but his presenceo in person js O ~ 1:
Gn 4:13
lo:'
weak" and his speech contemptible."' " Let d2C0
such a man take this into account, that what '2"0 11"
we are in our word by letters when absent, such
1a:aa
we shall also be in action when p r e ~ e n t l.a~For naco
co 13:a
we do not dare to class ourselves among some
or compare ourseIves with some who recornmend themselves." Certainly they in measuring 2 ~ 0 3 1 2
themselves by themselves and comparing themselves with t h e ~ ~ e l v have
e s no understanding.
13 For our part, we will boast, not outside
our assigned bounda~ies,~
but according to 1I1e Qm12:3
boundary of the territow which God appoi*- ODMt13:"
tioned to us by measure, making It reach even
as far as YOU.* Really we are not overstretch- '&$As
ing ourselves as if we did not reach t o YOU, for
WE were the first t o come even as far as YOU in lCo 8:1[1
declaring the good news about the Christ.' No, i c o 4:15
we are not boasting outside our assigned boundaries h the laborso of someone else; but we en- E1:li?
tertain hope that, as YOUR faith is being increased, uremay be made great among YOU with ItlCo
reference to our territory.*Then tve mill abound
still more, "to declare the good news to the
countries beyond YOU,* so as not to boast in
someone else's territory where things are al- nIaaG5:ltl
994
ready prepared. l7 "But he that boasts, let him Jcr
3c0 l:h
ALU 14:trl
boast jn Jehovah."au l8 For not the one who lt19a 13:lrl
PI' 2CI 2ll
recommends himself is approved,- but the man ozcn
1s:7
P 1141 2 79
whom Jehovahak recomrnends.O
1c:o 4th

'${!$a

Jahovah,

JT*BoZsa14*1g-1B;

the Lord, HBVgSyP.

2 CORINTHIANS ll:1-12

YOU would put up with me in some

IiWe unreasonableness.*But, in fact, YOU
ORawls are putting up with me! For 1 am jealousQ
* a 431
-1co4 : ~OYW YOU with a godly jealomy: for 1 personally
OGa 4 2 7
* E P I I ~ : promised
~
YOU' in marriage to one husbando
COl 1:z
that I might present you as a chaste* virginDt o
ORF 14:4
the Christ, a But I am afraid t h ~ somehow,
t
as
"
02Th 2 3
the serpent seducedDEve* by its craftiness, YOUR
Q E P ~4:23 minds might be corrupted away from the sinDJoh8:44
H e b 1 3 : ~ cerity and the chaatity that are due the Christ.'
2Fe3:17
For, as it is, if someone comes and preaches
*Ga1:7
a Jesus other than the one we preached: or
OIJoM
YOU receive a spirit0 other than what YOW re*a1*
ceived, or g o d news' other than what YOU accepted, YOU essily put up with him. For I consider that I have not In a single thing proved
mlco -10 inferioi to YOUR superfine*apostles, * But even
1231 ,
if I am unskilled in speech," T ctjrtafnly am not
~f~,"~~:,,
in
:1"8,
"&9 knowledge:' but jn every way we manifested
nEph3:4 it to you in all things.O
7 Or did I commit a sin by humbling myself
bzColo:l that YOU mlght be exalted? because without
cost0 I gladly declared the good news of God to
bi&$f8
YOU? & Other congregations I robbed by accept+~P*JO
ing support In order to minister to you;' and
yet when I was present with you and I fell in
need, I did not become a burden to a single
m l z : U one: for the brothers that came from Mace*Pm4:15 do'ni.aUabundantly supplied my need. Yes, in
every way I lrept myself unburdensome to you
and will keep myself so,'" l o It is a truth' of
9
Christ in my case that no stop shall be put t o
m08:15 this boastingn OF mine In the reglons of A.chafia.
l1 For what reason? Because I do not love you?
God lntows I do."
2Ca ?:3
12 NOW
what I am doing I will still do,' that
6%
-w

WE,

11I wish

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547

546

I may cut off the pretext from those who are

wanting a pretext for being found equal to us
in the office of which they boast. lS For such men onto Iz:la
are false apostles,@deceitfd \vorkers,p trans- ppllp3:2
forming themselves into apostles of Christ,' ' ~ ~
l4 And no wonder, for Satano himself keeps Gg:;?,
transforming himseIf into an angeP of light.m zE;,3:,1:9,
It is therefore nothing great if his ministers @Gal:8
also lreep transforming themselves into ministers of righteousness. But their end0 shall be ?;2:&4
RO 2:6
according to their works."
Ga 5:10
16 I say again, Let no man think I a'm un- $&~&;g
rea~onable.~
Still, 3 YOU really do, accept me ozco1a:s
even if as unreasonable, that I too may do some
little boasting,# l7 What I speak I speak, not %2Co10:8
after the Lard's example, but as in unreasonableness, in this cocksureness peculiar to boasting.' l5 Since many are boasting according to *lCo9:2l
the flesh," I too will boast l9 For YOU gladly put O P R P 3:4
up with the unreasonable persons, seeing YOU
are reasonable. 2o In fact, YOU put up with whoever enslaves
whoever devours what you G a a:4
have, whoever grabs what YOU have, whoever
exalts himself aver YOU, whoever strikes YOU in
the face.
21 I say this to our dishonor, as though our
position had been weak.
But if anyone else acts bold in something-I
am talking unreasonablyP-I too am acting bold 43Co12:11
in it. a2 Are they Hebrews?' I am one also, Are +AcB:a
they Israelites? I am one also.' Are they Abra- ',R,o,lzi
ham'sa seed? I am also. *3 Are they ministerso $;!if7
of Christ? I reply like a mad man, T am more xlCo15:10
outstandingly one:" in labors0 more plentifully, %
&
;;
in prisonso more plentifully, in stripes to an ex*g&gB4i
cess, in near-deaths often." a4 By J e w o I five maa:h

2 CORINTHIANS 11:25--12:3

times received forty strokes* less one, three

times I was beaten with rods,O once I was
t2 g;:: stoned: three times I experienced s h i p ~ r e c k , ~
a night and a day X have spent in the deep;
~ ~ i : ~ in travels often, in dangers from rivers, in
from highwaymen,' in dangers from my
; ~ t ~ dangers
~ o
wa1:16
own
race,"
in dangers from the nations? in
KAC145
wit 1:s
dangers
i
n
t h e city:* in dangers in the wilder"hc 13'50
il:iz ness, in dangers at sea,' in dangers among false
*AC 20:31 brothers,
in labor and toil, in sleepless nights*
nlCO 4 9 1 often, in hunger and thirst," in abstinence from
*zCo6:5
foodA many times, in cold and nakedness.
28 Besides those things of an external kind,
there is what rushes in on me from day to day,
b1C016:19 the anxiety for all the congregati~ns.~ Who
is weak, and I am not weak?' Who is s t ~ b l e d , ~
and I am not incensed?
mCo12:5
30 If boasting there must be, I will boast* of
the things having to do with my weakness.
S1 The God and Father of t h e Lord Jesus, even
the One who is to be praiseda forever, knows I
am not 1ying.O 3a In Damascus@the governorb
under A-re'tas the king was guarding the city
"*c 9 2 4
of the Dam.a.scened to seize me," but through
a window in the wan I was lowered in a wiclrer
OGa 925
*AC
319
basket* and escaped his hands.@
I have to boast. It is not beneficial, but
, * 21,
I shall pass on to supernatural visions*
AC az:17
mco la:7 and revelations0 of the Lord. I lcnow a man in
O x o l 3 : 5 uniono with Christ who, fourteen years agowhether in the body I do not know, or out of
:E$iT6the body I do not know;" God knows-was
caught away as such to the thirdA heavenoo
, ;?8;,4:o,l
Yes, I know such a man-whether h the body
;$hgSG,:!
'"flm3

oAc16:2a

12

Or, "who is blessed." b Or, "the oth'narch."

548
2 CORINTHIANS 12:13--21
549
or apart from the body,' I do not know,a God
and by signs0 and wonders and
zdf';FB endurance,@
knows- * t h a t he rvas caught away into parapowerful works." ' T o r in what respect f it
dtsem and heard unutterabIe words which it
that YOU became less than the rest of the con&,
is not lawful for a man to speak. Over sucIl ;e5&a,
gregations, except that I myself did not become
a manc I mill boast, but I will not boast over p;;;q3
+lCo9:la
xo11:9 a burden to you?"Kindly forgive me this wrong.
myself, except as respects my weaknesses." .nn i r :no
*2co13:1
14 Look! 'This is the third timemI am ready
T o r if I ever do want to boast," I shall not be H ~ ~ ; ~ ~ j ~ 8
to come to YOU, and yet I will not become a burunrea~onable,~
for I shall say the truth. But I o ~ l ' ~ 2 : l ~
HA~20:33 den. For I am seeking, not YOUR possessions,"
abstain, in order that no one should put to my
OGa4:19
but YOU; for the childrena ought not to lay up
credtt more than what he sees I am or he hears
for their parents, but the parents for their chilfrom me, ?just because of the excessd of the
afCa4:14 dren.* l M For my part, 1 will most gladly spend
m aI : I ~
revelations.*
and be completely spent for YOUR souls.' If I
";;;;7
Therefore, that X might not be overly exdtlove YOU the more abundantly, am I to be loved
a:ls
ed," there was given me a thorne In the
the less? la But be that as Et may, I did not buran angel of Satan; ta keep striking me, that I -.1lh2:18
den aou down. Nevertheless, you say, I was
-22
might not be overly exalted.
''craftyHand I caught YOU "by a trick",g As
this behalf 1
n:34
three times4 entreated the Lard that it might kMt*da
for any one of those I h w e dispatchedQt o YOU,
depart from me; and yet he really said to me:
I did not take advantage of you through him,
OGaa:l
"My undeservedo kindness is sullicientOfor you;
did I? 1 8 1 urged Titus(' and I dispatched the
$:!
for my power is being made perfect in weal<brother with him. Titus did not take advantage
ncsq.l1*Most gladly, therefore, will I rather
of YOU at all, dtd he?" We walked in the same
Qco8:6
a
m
s:ie
boast as respects my weaknesses," that the pow. '2Cd1:M
spirit, did we not? In the same footsteps, did
er of the Christ may Like a tent remain aver me.
we not?
" Therefore I take pleasure3 in weakneslsm, in O E Q ~
19 Have YOU been thlnklna all thfs while that
I:a3
insults, in cases of need, in persecutions' and
we have been making our dcfcnse to YOU? *It is
dificulties, for Christ. For when I m weak,
before God that we are speaking In connection
mphp 413
then I am powerful.'
with Christ. But, beloved ones, all things are
for TOUR u p b ~ i l d i n g . ~For
~ L am afraid that
11 I have become unreasonable. You cornsomehow, when 1 arrive,' I may find YOU not
pelled mc to," for I ought to have been recom- YaCQmi
mended by YOU. For I did not prove to be inas I could wish and I may prove to be to YOU
ferior to YOUR superfine* apostles in a single *acoll:B
not as YOU could wlsh, but, inatend, there should
somehow be strife, jealousy, cases of anger, conthing, even if I I n ~ t h i n glqndeed,
.~
the signs D2Cd12:29
tentions, backbitings, whisperings, cases of beof an apostle0 were produced among youn by nU
ing puffed up, disorders. Perhaps, when I
I do not h o w , P4EKDVgSyP;bnt omitted by I3. b Pnradiae,
come again, my God might humiliate0 me
?4%RVgS ypJ i1~17,f %; or, 'la &en!'
01; "th~ng"; that is, experience. 6 Or, Uexdle~eg." &, r,"pointedskkh''
2 CORINTHIANS 12:=4-l2

:!:
1

,.8;::::
zi

zE,gi f:

2 CORINTIKANS i3:l-10

2 COR, 13:ll-GAL, 1:7

while absent, that, when f am present, I may
1 not act with severitya according to the authority" which the Lord gave me, to build up* and

550

among YOU, and I might mourn over many of

4:n
those who formerly sinnede but have not re- mlCo 6:2
OEph a:2
pented over their uncleanness and ~ O I Yicat
I
ion
a%#t 193
not to tear down.
and loose conduct which they have practiced.
llFinaJly, brothers, cantlnue to rejoice, to
This is the third time' X am coming to 'amvt14
be
to be comforted,p to have unity of
h
YOU. "At the mouth of two witnesscsn o r ' m l ~a:lo
rFzhgp restored,
u~a%.2"ind,b
to
live
peaccablyj0 and tho God of love'
of three every matter must be established,"" *pf;::;;
OCo 514
*KO15:33 and of peace' will be with Y O U . L Y Greet one anI have said previously and, as If present the t;,:'"
@&
l6:l8
'*All the holy ones send
second time and yet absent now, I say fn ad1Th 5:26 other with a holy kissHW
I P e 5:14 YOU their greetings.
vance to those who have sinned before md to
14 The undeserved kindness of the Lord Jeall the rest, that if ever I come againR I will
sus Christa and the love of God and the sharing
not spare,' since YOU are seeking a proof of ' ~ ~ ~ ! &
in fhe holy spirit be with aI1 of YOU:
Christ speaking in me,"Christ who is not weak a;&l2;;8
toward YOU but is powerful among YOU. ' True,
a Christ, PfsKAVgSyp ; hut o ~ ~ i i t thy
a l B,
Indeeil, he was impaledw owing to wealmess,*
hut he is alive owing to God's power.@True, l l : o ~ : 4
also, ~ v eare weak with him, but we shall live' *IPe 3 : ~ together with him owing to God's power toward YOU.^
GALATIANS
5 Keep t e s t i n g whether you are in the f d t h I 0:f,eb,$'S
Pau1,"n
apostle,* neither from men nor
kecp proving what YOU yourselves areaQOr do m&y6:i:w
through a man, but through Jesus Christo
YOU not recognize that Jesus Christ js in union"^^ 1:za
and God the Father, who raised him up from
with YOU? Unless YOU are disapproved. a I truly
the dead?" and all the brothers with me,O to
hope you will come to h o w we are not disnpthe congregations of Ga.1a't La: '
plwved.
3 May YOU have undeserved kindness and
7 Now we pray to God that YOU may de nothpeace from God our Fatlrer nnd the Lord Jesus
ing wrong, not that we ourselves may appear
mco I S C h r i ~ t . H
~ e gave himself for our shs' that he
approved: but that you may be doing what is QaT12:IS
mT1t 2 3 4
1 J O 2:2
might take us out for Ilimself from the present
right, though we owselves may appear disw o 129
OX
th~h
?26::42
2 7 wicked systemo of thingsn according to the will'
approved. For we can do nothing afininst the
Heb 10:9 of our God and Father, to whom be the glorym
truth, but only for t h e truth.' We certainty re- '+,:f&
WJJ~ 3:13
nHo 16:27 for ever and everenAmen.
joicc whenever we are weal<but YOU are power6 1 marvel that YOU are being so quickly wf ul;" and for this we are praying,*that YOU mny $!;:
AlPe 2:9
moved f r o ~ O n ( j 4 w b o c d YOU wlth
be restored. That is why I write these things
*Gat=
Christ's undeserved ltj_nd~1t~~ov6?
to another
a Or, ''come back'"
Or, UfnsEened on a ahko or polo." 0 Toward
s
O
f
o
d
n
nervsvf
DuZ.
it
is
not
another;
only
=
,
"
&
mu, Pd~RADVgSgP;but omitted by B h .

13

st;;,

GALATIANS 1:8-17

552

553

there are certain ones who are disturbing YOU" a a 5 : 1 0

and wanting to pervert the good news about the
Christ." a However, even if we or an angel out
of heaven were to declare to YOU as good news
something beyond what we declared to YOU as
good news, let him be accursed.a* A s we have *lcols:aa
said above, I aIso now say again, Whoever it
is that is declaring to YOU as good news something beyond what YOU accepted,* let him be *E;&2,

x$+iT:$

I
I

~ A 926
c
OGa 2:9

Pr 30:6
Re 2218

101s it, in fact, men I am now trying to

win over or God? Or am I seeking to please
men?DII were yet pleasing men," I would not :;f,h$$
be Christ's s1ave.O Far I put YOU on notice, V R Ol:l
brothers, that the good news which was declared by me as good news is not something
human;" la
for neither did I accept it from man, +ITh
nor was I taughta it, except through revelation0
~ R 16~2.5
O
by Jesus Christde
Eph 3:3
13 You, of course, heard about my conductmeEph2:3
formerly in Jutda.ism, that to the point of ex- .
,,,
cess I kept on persecutingx the congregation0
of God and devastating it," l4 and I was making $;;;ll

: 3

:$p:i

Literally, "anathema"; meaning anything devoted to evil, an

accursed thing. See Levitions 27:28,29; Deuteronomy 7 : 26;
13 : 16-18, L a ; and Romana 9 : 3.

were apostles previous t o me, but I went off into

Arabia, and I came back again to D a m a s ~ u s . ~
18 Then three years later I went up to Jerusalem" to visit Ce'phas: and I stayed with him
for fifteen days. l g But I saw no one else of the
apostles,@only JamesoAthe b r o m ,ofthe Lord.
20 NOW
as to the things I am writing YOU, look!
in the sight of God, I am not Iying.'
21 After that I wento into the regions of
Syria and of Ci.li'cia. But I was unknown by
face to the congregations of Ju.de'a that were
in union0 with Christ;' 28 they only used to hear:
"The man that formerly persecuted0 us is now
declaring the good news about the faith which
he formerly de~astated."~Z S So they began
glorifying"God because of me.
Then after fourteen years I again went up
to Jerusalem* with Bar'na.basjOtaking also
Titus0 along with me. But I went up as a result of a revelati~n.~Qnd I laid before themu
the good news which I am preaching0 among
the nations, privately, however, before those
who were outstandhg men, for fear that somehow I was running or had m in vain." " Nevertheless, not even Titusv who was with me was
compelled to be circumcised,' although he was
a Greek, But because of the false brothers
~ brought in quietly: who sneaked in to spy upon
our freedoma which we have in union0 with
Christ Jesus, that they might completely enslave" ust o - t . h e s e d i d - n d + k l d by way
.of submission,r no, not for an hour, in order
that the truth* of the goodo news might con-

,:,,

greater progress in Jurda.ism than many of my * ~ ~ 2 ~

own age in my race," as I was far more zealousa gi4$:
for the traditions0" of my fathers. l6 But when
God, who separated me from my mother's
;fi:;j&
wombv and called' me through his undeserveda wa
2:21
kindness: thought good l6 to reveal his Son in *F;t;r;&o
connection with me,' that I might declare the 1 ~ c 9 : 2 0
good news about him to the nations,On I did not
go at once into conference with flesh and blood.' .% iiig
lT
Neither did I go up to Jerusdem to those who

GALATIANS 1:18-2 :6

eAc 1 5 :
Jude 4

Wa 3%

OGa 2:20

tinue with YOU.

6 But on the sart of those who seemed to be
I somethingn-whatever sort of men0 they for-

GALATIANS 2 :7-14
554
merIy were makes no difference to me--God& dcn=:14
does not go by a man's outwanl appearance0- bE,bil
to me, in fact, those outstanding men imparted nog:11
nothing new, But, an the contrary, when they
saw that I had entrusted' to me the goad ncws 'lTh2:4
for those who are uncircumcised,bajust as Pctcr %
' :{\:
had it for those who are cir~urncised'~'-- for :i,";;;4
He who gave Peter powers necessary for an
apostleship to those who are circumcisedc guvc
powers also to me* for those who are of the
nations; yes, when they came to know the .Rol:5
undeserved kindness* which was given me, 2$:$f3
1:0u
James" and CefphaP and John? the ones who r.loh
one i:a
L ~ - . v ! l2:m
seemed to be piIIarsP gave me and I3ar'na.b~~
the right hand of' joint partj~ipation,~
that we 61Jol:3
should go to the nations: but they to those who cGn3:8
are circumcised. ""Only we should Ireep the
pooro in mind. This very thing I have also mJa#2:2
me 11:m
earnestly endeavored to do.'
11 However, when Ce'phas came to Antloch:
I resisted him face t o face, because he stood
condemned. l2 For before the arrival of certain
men from James" he used to eat* with people of ;P,c,l,Zz
t h e nations; but when they arrived, be went to
;FiB
withdrawing and separating himself, in fear' *1'r29:25
of those of the circumcised class.da
rest ahc 21:m
of the Jetm also joined him in putting on this
pretense," so that even Bar'na.basu was led
along with them in their pretense. " But when ;gg:"J;
I saw they were not walking straight according
to the tmth of the good news,+I said to Ce'phas *$'1"0:'3!
before them all:" "If you, though you are a $f2j!:Jo
Jew, live0 as the nations do, and not as Jews" Ez,",:;j
" a d , Pa6KBAGD; Jehavdt, J7p9 "LitwraHy, "for the uncircumd

:3

do, how b it that you are campelllng people of

the nations to live nccerding to Jewish prac*Ac15S

tice?""

15 we who are ~ e wby

. nature,- and not &nm' from the nations, la knowhg as we do that
38
a man is declaredo righteous,"not due to works
143:2
A C I ~ : ~of law, but only througl~faitlld toward Christ0
cGn 3%
nno 1:1r Jesus, even we have put our faith in Christ
Ro 321
ICO 6:ll Jesus, that we may be declared righteous due
, ~ not due to works
I Heb
RoS
7-19
: ~ ~ to faith toward C h ~ b t and
C E P ~615 of law,@because due to worlis of law no flesh
+RO3:m
will be declared righteous.' l7 Now if we h seek~ R 51
O
ing to be dcclared righteous by means of Christe
* ~ J O3:9
have also ourselves bcen fomd sinners,' is Christ
in realjtp sin's minister?""Never that! For if
c~ol2:17
oh-h
3:~
+noto6
the very things that I once threw down I buiId
*
, up again,' I constitute myself a transjgessor."
"Ga5:4
lY
As for me, through law I died toward law:
ARo 7;9
6:ll
that
I might become alive toward GodmP
20 I am
I-leb_9:14
cGan:24
irnpaIedao along with Cl~rist,'It; 18 no longer I
Wa3:28
that live? but it fs Christ that is Uvhg h unionB
+ R O6:6
with me."Indeed, the llfe that I now live" in
$
?
;:!I J Q ~flesh I live by the faith which is toward the Son
of God who loved me and handed himself over
for me,* P n I do not sllove aside the undeserved0
1:17 kindness of
for if righteousness is through
Iaw,"
Christ
actually
died for nothing.
*Gap=
Heb ?:ll
OLux:m
0 senselesso Ga.laYlans, who is it that
*C*a 5:7
brought YOU under evil influence,' you before
whose eyes Jesus Chrlst waa openly por@ICo 1:23
@ E P ~4:20 trayed impaled?ka This alone T want to learno
WAC10:47
from YOU: Did YOU receive the splrlt" due to
AC 15:s
Eph 1:13
works of law or due to obedient hearing# by
Heb6:4
#Ro 10:17
faitl1?b0 8 Are YOU so senseless? After starting
OEPII 4:s

OEPh15:lo
*Ar
2=2
= E Pz:la
~

;:

ciaion." t i t e r d y , "for the e&umcision."

circumaisioa"

GALATIANS 2 :1-

555

Littrr&lly, "from the

Or, 'LErrstened on a stake or pole," b Or, "due to a report of faith.'*

557
GALATIANS 3:1!i-22
GALATMNS 3:&14
556
nations: that we rdght receive the promised
h splrlt"are YQW now king completeduin flesh?* :?;$&
h J o 3:~
*Did YOU undem so many sufferings to no aHebT:ll
spiritaAthrough our faith.
I
15 Brothers, I speak with a human fllustrapurpose?+ If it redly was to no purpose. He, PKeb 1Q:X
therefore, who supplies aou the spirit' and per- +AcIQ:44
tion: A validated covenant, though it is a man's,
forms powerful worksa* among YOU, does he do m l C o u : f O
OHeb B:IT no one sets aside or attachcs additions tn itao
it owing to works of law or owing to obedient
G 2 :
l o NOW the promises were spoken t o Abraham*
Ge 13:11
hearing by faith?b Just as Abraham0 "exer- xa4:m
GC 1 7 : ~ and to his seed.@Itb says, not, "And to seeds,"
@Gc21:T
c h d falth in Jehovah,c and it was counted to
as in the case of many such, but as In the case
P
5 :
W:n 3:18
him as righteousness"?'
of one,""And to your seed,'""" who Is Christoa
omh
"Ge m6
4 s
G(;n 3.27
7 Surely YOU know that those who adhere to
;j iiJ:8 Further, I say this : As to the covenanto pre*Mtl:17
viously validated by God,' the Law tltat has
falth* are the ones who are sons of Abraham.' :,n;g9
rl I to I 3
1":ii
Now the Scripture, seeing In advance that ~o 4:lG
come into being four hundred and thirty yearsA
Gad would declarea people of the nations0 right- &:3,f;$:
OR0 4:id later does not invalidate it, so as to abolisll the
eoua due to faith, declared the good news beocas:21
prornise.O ' T o r if the inheritancea Is due to
+R011:8
forehand t o Abraham, namely: "By means of
lawI it iS no longer due to promise;' whereas
you all the nations will be blessed."'O " Conse- ag
God
has kindly given it to Abral~nmthrough a
g2X
2217 promise.'
quently, those who adhere to faith are being A c 3 : E
blessedo together with faithfuldo AbrahammA ~;~~~
19 Why, then, the Law? It was added to make
q ~
a:14
i
transgressionso
rnanifest,aYuntil t h e seed should
10F or all those who depend upon works of *E;,32z6
~ R S:20
o
ILU in
law are under a
for it is wrjtten: "Ac- @Heb6:8
arrive"
to whom the promise had been made,
eJrih 129
cursed is every one that does not continue in dl
oc0i 2:1n and it was transmitted through angelso*by the
the things written in the scroll0 of the Law in
e V o w there is no megy!!/'
i/ia hando of a
=,3r 753
order to do them."' " Moreover, that by law no ;Eg126
d!ntoF where only one person Is concerned, but
I lcl,
&;;$
one is declared righteous' with G d is evident, JE
-~S~:~O
oLisi"h;:$'9 ~7 God" Is only 0ne.O " 1s the L a w , therefore,
because "'the righteous one will live0 by reason $?7i2?9
against the promises of God?@Never that! For
AI I P n:la
~
e l ~ c e : ~ ~II' a law had been given which was able to give
of faltht'.@l a Now the Law does not adhere t o &&:;%
falth, but "he that does them shall live by Heb lo:=
Elfe,@*righteousness would actually have been
;
ol0ri6:iu by means of law. 2 2 But the Scripture0 delivered
them"." l a Christ by purchase released us from *Fe,i8g
~rro3:fi up all things together to the custody of sin,m
the curse oi the Law by becoming a cursew instead of us, because it is written: "Accursed is ek;y,;
that the promise resuIting from faith toward
;
~
;
R
Jesus
Christ nlight be given to those exercising
every man hanged upon a stake."e' The pur- A?;
hc5:3~
.Dc 21:23
wao
4
:
n
pose was that the blessing' of Abraham might QEph
faith.*
1:3
come to be by means of Jesus Christ for the
a Litcrnlly, "the promise of the spirit.'" Or, 'Fne." a Literally,
Or, "performa miracles." b Or, "due to ra rcpart of fnith!)
"ntltlad in favor of the transgressions." d a d , PdeKBAYgSyY;
Jehovnh, JT)e (aa at Itomans 4: 3) ; God, P40H13AJ1'l~VgSyP,
d Or,
Jchovob J718 lu nt Deuteronour 6 : 41. Of Bod. HdCUVgSyP;

a$fz,,

,,,,

Js%3m

C'believing."0 Or, "'tree."

but omit'ted by P4%,

GALATIANS 3 :2 3 4 : 7
558
23 However, before this fafth arrived, we
were being guarded under law," khg deliverecl -1 214
up together into custody, looking to the faith
e 3:fO
which was destinedn to be reveal~d.~'
?Tanse- m
32'rh 2:s
quently, the Law has become our tutor lending *lio10:,1
OMtS:17
to C h r i ~ tthat
, ~ we might be declareds righteous AAc
1339
due to faith. But now that this faith has 1toL:1
arrived, we are no longer under a tutorno o;;l?j;:+
26 You are all, in fact, sons+of God through
;j;i
YOUR faith in Christ Jesus. * T o r all of YOU who
were baptizedainto Christ0' have put an Chrlst.lLa 3$1;:';"
'"There is neither Jew nor Greek,' there is neither slaveo nor freeman,D' there is neither male sy~y,,:~j;$
;;&
nor female;" for YOU are dl one in unionQwith <$
~ . . I I ,t . ~
10112
Christ Jesus." Moreover, if YOU belong to
I::,>
11;li
Clxrist, YOU are realIy Abraham's seedbp heirsD -1r(;afib.1:1
c
l
,
?
~
317
with reference to a promise.'
4 l n h 17:21
Now I say that as long as the heiro Is a Vlln 9:7
~;:~
babe"= does not differ a t all from a slave: 7;o~.:lIil'i:u
I""" ":'I
lord of all things though he is, but he b under
men in charge m d under stewards until the day
his father appointed beforehand, a Likewise we
also, when we were babes, conthtred enslaved
by the elementary" things belonging to the '~~b$~!o
wor1d.O But when the full limit of the timeo g$;h$Ta
35
arrived,# God sent forth his 50n,0' who was
3:15
produced out of a womann and who came t oa;be
;:;;;;;,
under law,&"at he might release by purchase
; ; ; , ; ; ; ;n
those under Ia\v,O that we in turn might receive AM^ 5:17
the adoption as sons.'
+.JOII
O M 1 ~O:%FI
1:12
RIIR:"3
6 Now because YOU are sons, God has sent
forth the spirite of his Son into our heartsPand ~ C Q I
it crles out, "Abba,h Father!"" So, then, you
; ;*

+a;

,,,,:,
211:;

Vir:,

'

1IL;l.

;fzB

*Or, %nvs clothed yonrselveer with Christ:' or, "have identitled

yournelves with Christ." b B n Ar-a.maPic word menning "papa",

GALATIANS 4 :8-20
are no longer a slave0 but a son; and If a son,
omhs:s
BEP~I26
8:17
also an heir" t11roug.h God."
GR 3:29
1:14
8 Nevertheless, when YOU did not know GodP
CGa 6 : i
then
it was that YOU were slaves to those who by
*E
IT^
~lh
4~ 3X J
1
:
nature
are not gods." But now that YOU have
1co f Z : 2
come to know God, or rather now that YOU have
IT^ 1:9
aico8:3
come to be known by God: haw Is it that
YOU are turning hnclc again to the weako and
mH8 :~ 3
TI$
I
*co12:20
inadequate elementary' things and want to be
@zColl:m slaves to them over ngain?' "
'YaU
are scrupuOEph 4 3 0 lous1y observing days'' and rnonthP and seasons
OJas 5-37
14:s
and years. " I fear for you, that somehow I
Coi 2:16
have
toiled to no purposewrespecting YOU.
* Gas:&
Gn23
I'm 3 5
12
Erothers, I beg you, Become as I am,'
.Ga 6:14
because I used to be also as YOU are. You did
m2025
me no wrong." laBut YOU Itnow that it was
aJofilk4 through an infirmity" of my flesh I declared
0&16:6
the good news ta YOU the first timeqV'"nd
what was a trial&t o YOU in my flcsh YOU did
not treat with contempt or spit at in disgust,
.zsaa:n but you received me like an angel' of God, like
Christ Jesus.' l o Where, then, is that happiness
@j!\1$;&
'Re 2:d
you had?' For I bear you witness that, if it had
h e n possible, you wotrld have gouged out Youa
eyes and given them to me. Well, then, have
YOUR enemyoDbecause I tell YOU tbe
zF,"dig Imbecome
t
h
?
*
llThey
zealouslyD seek you," not in a
ophp
* J O ~8:45
35
E P 4~3 5 right way, but they want t o shut You off from
D A c 2030
HownAc 2@:30 me, that You may zedously seek themAlB
Php 2:21
ever, it is right for YOU to bezetllously sought for
in a right cause at a11 times, and not only when
d ~ h 212
p
ma 4 2 5
I
am presento with YOU, lD
my little ~ h i l d r e n , ~
+1Co 4:15
Phm10
with whom I am again fn chtldbirth pains until
embk1 Christ is formed in you.@ But 1 could wish to
559

Or, "temptation."

GALATIANS 4: 21-31
560
561
GALATIANS 5 :1-12
For such freedomam Christ, set us free.'
be present with YOU just now"and to speak in a
mua Ba:sa
:I~
lhq
different way," because I am perplexed'over YOU.
Therefore stand fast? end do not let yourmlra
P~!P16:13
~I:I
onrt 11 :a selves be confined again in a yoke0 of ~lavery.~"
21 Tell me, YOU who want to be mder law," *!.:a 2.~:12
otirt) 2:IS
H ~ 15c l u
Do YOU not hear the Law?" '? For example, it fs 5nr*24:14
2 See! I, Paul, am telling you that if you bee 2:t 6
written that Abrahad acquired two sons, one 3A C~ctb10:15
Ocaa:la come circumcised,o' Christ will be of no k n & t
*tic 15:l
by the servant girlAand one by the free worn- 0:; ;:
to YOU. Moreover, I bear witness again to
m;Oabut the one by the s e m P ghl was 3h:t "i:69
every man getting clrcumcised that he is under
actually born in the manner of flesh; the other *%2;
obligation t o perform the whole Law.' 'You
*
by the free woman through a promise." 2 4 These w e I.i:l&
are parted from Christ, whoever YOU are that
things stand as a symboIic dramafb' for these mlcolku
fry t o be declared righteous by means of law;"
h 21a
women mean trvo covenants,')" the one ,from OE
e ~ h l : T YOU have fallen away from his undeservdO
u l pel, 8:7
*H*b 12:fl kindne~s.~
mounP Sinai,' which brings forth children for >
a For our par& we by spirit are eager;:?
;:; s : ~
sIavery,@and which is Ha'gar. 2s Now this Haf- aJ;i
OEph
ly waiting for the hopedo-for righ teousnessb as
gar means Sinai," a mountain in Arabia, and she o ~ , l ; ~ ~ ,
B result of faithoa For as regards Christ Jesus"
corresponds with the Jerusalem today, for she ,,,,,:,
Gn 6 : l S
neither circumcision is of any value nor is unr<>1
?:I 1
is in slavery" with her children,O 28 But the Je- Ef"/$?ij!,
@~.:v<?:ii
n ~ ~ +f a l W operating through
arm .3:22 c i r c ~ r n ~ i s i ~but
ru~alern~~
aboveis free,@
and she is our motheraO'gj;::t$:p
.Inn 2:1&
love'
is,
*YTh 1:3
27 For it is written: "Be glad, you barren ~;!;TP;:
:
7 You were running well.* Who hindered you
*lCb 0:14
woman who does not bear children; break out
from keeping on obeying the truth? This kind
r:n 3:3
and cry aloud, you woman who does not have
*c. 1:a of persunsion la not from the one calling you.'
childbirth pains; because the children of the
A little yeasto ferments the whole lump.') l o I
1
",E
t:iY
t c o 15:.73 am confldentAabout YOU who are in unionn with
desolate woman number more than those of her
U o h 17:21
who has the h u ~ b a n d . " ~Now we, brothers, $
I
:
the Lord" that YOU will not come to think
;
:
{
?
;
.42m2:3
Ol;vh
are children belonging to the promiseg the same
aua 1:7
otherwise; but the one who is disturbing YOU'
as Isaaco was."BB But just as then the one born ?A?$Q1:8
bear his judgment,O* no matter who he may
fiF,",l,:+?,, will
in the manner of flesh began persecuting* the ,,E;i?!
be. " As for me, brothers, if I am still preaching
circumctsion, why am T still k i n g persecutd?@
one born in the manner of spirit: so also now.' 5.:;<j:,
Tflen,
indeed, the stumbling black^ of the torNeverthekss, what does the Scrjpture say? c u k n
~ $ 1:23
OPhp
l:lo
0
w,n 6:1z
ture
a
t ~ l r e "has
~ " been abolished. l a I wish the
"Cast out the servant girl and her son, for by
.11')1p3.18
*A= 15 1
men who me trying to overturn YOU* would
no means shall the son of the servant girlDin- @Lul:M
Z1:1
even get themselves ernasc~lated.~~
herit with the son of the free woman."" Where- ?$
?
;
;
,
694
fore, b m t h e ~we
, ~ are chiIdren, not of a sew- *no
Or,"with her fwedom!' Likmlly, "for a hope o f righhasnm''
c1,u I : I A
PJ oh B ,113
ant girl? but of the free w0man.O
OJmue, P4nKACDVgSyP; but omitted hy B. d I am confident in
Ua 5:10

.,,

$$?t8

Iiterally, "and to alter my voice."

sllegory."

a More

Jchovah concerning Yon, J7ea. 'See Appendix under Matthew

Nore literally, "aa an

10:38, Wnuld evrri p t thcrneelvm ~mmculnted,P4eKBBD;nonld

bo nut off fro111 before the eyea of Jehavah, JTra.6 Or, "offense."

GALATIANS 5 :13-26

562

.,,,:,

13 YOUwere, of course, called0 for freedlom,O gg~t$2

bmthers; only do not use this freedom as an inducementO for the flesh,* but through love be *:co;~&
slavesDto one another. l4 For the entire Law 2Pe2:19
OlCo 929
s h d s fulfilledA in one saying, namely, "You A R ~ I ~ : ~
musta loveo your neighbor0 as yourself. l5 If
; ;,;2 2;:
though, aou keep on biting and devouring one
;?;;8
another,' look out that you do not get annihi- i&y&3g
'Jas 3 3 4
lated by one a n ~ t h e r . ~
,
B l s a 9:lE
16 But I say, Keep waIking by spirit" and YOU "RO8:n
will carry out no fleshly desireo at all.* l7 For OEph4:22
#Ro 6 3 2
the flesh is against the spirit in its desire, and 1 P e ~ : l l
the spirit* against the flesh, for these are op- 'ma:4
posed to each other, so that the very things
that YOU would like to do aou do not do." ':,0~::~~
Is Furthermore, if YOU are being Ied by spirit,"
Z:i
O R O6:14
YOU are not under 1a.rv.O
Ra 8:2
19 Now the worksQof the flesh0 are manifest,' EEyt :;
and they are fornication," uncleanness, loose
conduct, idolatry,O practice of spiritism, ha- ;
;;:$;;
beds, strife, jealousy, fits of anger, contentions, COI3:s
divisions, sects? 21 envies, drunkeno bouts, revel- zg;z$y8
ries, and things like these. As to these things I
am forewarning YOU, the same way as I did
forewarn YOU, that those who practice such .,,,,:.
o~p
OE
h 5.5
~
h 1 4
things will not inheritmGod's kingdom.OX
22 On
.?--- the other hand
7.-. the
fruitageyofthe
2"
spirit
is love,~oY~eace,illongsuff
eringIoOkindl~E~r:
-- -Eph 4:2
ness
goodness,#
faith,
2a-m~dndnes~,0_selikontroP
$
&
$:
d&a~ns~-'~gs.Thereee
i s n o l a w 2 24 More- w'3%~
p h3:17
5:9
over, those w l o belong to Christ Jesus irnpalebo g~;~i;d
the flesh together with its passionso and desires."
25 If we are l i v i n e by spirit, Iet us go on
walking orderly also by spirit.O ze Let us not be- ORO 8:4

"

;$,",";:

'O

z;ip

o;z$il

Or; "shalt"

b O$,

"have fastened on a pole or take."

,
,

563
GALATIANS 6:1-11
come egotistical, stirring up competition with
+ P h ~ a : 3 one another,a envying one another.'
Brothers, even though a man takes some
o ~18:ti.
RO 11:11
false* step before he is aware of it, YOU who
xlCo
@2T12:2
have spiritual" qualifications" try to restore such
, ~ you each
igpEi3a man in a spirit0 of m i l d n e s ~ as
keep
an
eye
on
yourself
,*
for
fear
you
also may
f 2
be
tempted.
T
o
on
carrying
the
burdensboE
of
O
om
m h153
2:6

one another, and thus fulfill the law of the

Christ.* For if anyone thinks he is something
when he is nothing,O he is deceiving his own
mind, But let himc prove what his own work
is,* and then he will have cause for exultation
in regard to himself alone, and not in comparison with the other person. For each one will
carry his own loada of responsibility."
e22&t31
6 Moreover, let anyone who is being orally*
ILU
,
,
,
:
19
,
,
taught the word shareu in all good0 things with
the one who gives such oraI teaching."
r,";"~"t?;;S
o~hp3:19
7 D o n o t bemisled:'" G o d o i s n o t o n e t o b e
nJaa 1 : l G
OJax3:18 mocked? For whatever a man is sowing,' this
he will also reapiV because he who is sowing
teb&!g
Ra 2:6
with a view to his Resh will reap corruption
+Ra 8:6
from his flesh,' but he who is sowing with a
aooh,~;i3
o ~ p h i :view
~ ~ to the spirite will reap everlasting life0
from the spirit. So let us not give up in doing
r2Th313 what is right," for in due season we shall reap
by not giving out."" l o Really, then, as long as
#ff,"tf;lj
*Job 9:4
we have time favorable for it,*let us work what
is good toward alI, but especially toward those
<-oEph2:19 related t o us in the faith."
11,S E Ewith
~ what Iarge Iettersf I have writ*lco ==:=ten YOU with my own hand.&
IT^ 5 3 4

nJoh13:34
Soh 15:12
1J04:21
OR0 12:s
1co 8:2
2cu 3.5
2co li:u
+1Co 11:28
ace 13:s

,,,:,

Or, "forcing one another to a showdown." b Or, "troublesome

things." Him, P4%; each one, KACDVgSyP. Ox, '(if we do not
tire out." 9 Or, "You see." Or, "with what a long letter."
a

GALATIANS 6 :12EPHESIANS 1:2

564
12 ALI those who want to make a pleasing appearance in the flesh are the ones that try to
compel YOU to get circ~rncised,@~
only that they :g$$!ll
may not be persecuted0 for the torture stakeao:!$
$,;
of the Christ.b+laFor not even do those who are +g;,"$;lg
getting circumcised keep the Law themselves,@GJas 210
but they want YOU to be circumcised that they
may have cause for boasting in YOUR flesh.
l4 Never may it occur that I should boast, except in the torture stakea' of our Lord Jesus X$;2;;g
Christ, through whom the world has been im- 1coa:2
paledCOt o meu and I to the world. ' T o r neither %
;
is circumcision anything nor is uncircumcision,* * ~ a 5 : 6
but a new creationou is something. Is And all ~ ~ ; ~ ~ ~ ! +
those who will walk orderly by this rule of con- Eph2:1*
duct, upon them be peace and mercy: even oEgR2:4
oEph 212
upon the IsraeP of God."
A P s 1255
17 Henceforthd let no one be bothering me, Zi2F6
for I am carrying on my bod? the brand-marks OEph 4:4
02Co 4:lO
of a slave of Jesus.O
Php 3:lO
18 The undeserved kindness of our" Lord Jesus Christ be with the spirit' YOU show, broth- t$,$%
ers. Amen.
See Appendix under Matthew 10 : 35. b Chnst, N A C D V ~ S Y ~ ;
Christ Jesus, P4%. c OrJ L'fa~tenedon a pole or stake:'
Or,
"Finnlly.'> * Our, P4WACDVgSyP; the, K ,

TO THE

EPHESIANS
Paul, an apostle* of Christ Jesus tkwugh
God's will," to the holy ones who area also
faithfuIO ones in uniono with Christ Jesus:"
2 May YOU have undeserved kindness and

Who are, NBPB8;who are in Eph'e.sus, ADVgSyp.

'lCol:l
02Col:l

iKol"2
E;! E:
I

EPHESIANS 1:3-13
peace from God ow Father and the Lord Jesus
Christmb
3 Blessedo be the God and Father of our h r d
Jesus Christ,' for he has blessed us" with every
spiritual blessing in the heavenIym places" in
union with Christ, just as he chose0 us# in
union with him before the world's foundation,@*
that we should be holy and wifAout blemish before him in 1ove.O For he foreordainedaous to
the adoptionAthrough Jesus Christ as sonsPto
himself, according to the good pleasureQof his
will,* "in praise0@of his glorious undeserved
kindness" which he kindly conferred upon us
by means of his loved one.# By means of him
we have the release by ransomo through the
blood" of that one, yes, the forgivenesso" of our
trespasses: according to the riches of his undeserved0kindness."
8 This he caused to abound toward us in a11
wisdomo and good sense, % thatb he made
b o w n to us the sacredn secret of his will.' It
is according to his good pleaswe which he purposed in himselfa lo for an administration at
the full limit of the appointed times," namely,
to gather" alI things together again in the
Christ, the things in the heavens and the things
on the earth.* Yes, in him, l1 in union0 with
whom we were also assigned as heir^,^ in that
we were foreordainedDaccording ta the purpose
of him who operates all things according to the
way his will counsels,' that we should serve
for tile praise of his gloryjOwe who have been
first to hopeC in the Christ.' lBEut YOU also
hoped* in him after you heard the w o r d ~ f

565

= Or, "wit hont blemish before him. For in love he foreordkned.''

b or, '<an(
1." *Or, "we who have hoped beforehand."

EPHESIANS 2: 1-11
Furthermore, it is YOU God made alive
@mh4:14
though YOU were deadmin YOUR trespasses0
OCol 223
*Col2:13 and sins,* in which YOU at one time walked acn& 12:a
cording to the system" of things" of this world,b
according to the rulerm of the authoritp of the
,"%:,5,:,
;
;
;
;
;;i,31 air, the spirit0 that now operates in the sons of
*Co13:6
disobedience.' Yes, among them we all at one
oiw 4:n time conducteda ourselves in harmony with the
desires of our flesh, doing the things the flesh
e1pe 4:s
and the thoughts willed: and we were naturally0
OJude 10
children"
of wrathx even as the rest, But God,
FJ",h:;$
6:9
who
is
richo*
in mercy: for his great love" with
elTi 1:2
which he loved us, Wade us aliveu together
*la0 4 : g
with the Christ, even when we were dead in
~ C 2:13
O ~
trespasseP-by undeservede kindness aou have
BE~I-,3:2
been savedoA- and he raised us up4 together
:$zL$:",7
O2Tt 4:18
and seated. us together in the heavenlymplaces*
4C0l 2:12
+ E P1:3
~
in union with Christ Jesus, that in the comingB
9Heb 6:s
ocot 1:2~ systems0 of things there might be demonstrated
"Eph1:T the surpassing richeswf his undeserved kindn~oh17:21 ness in his graciousness toward us in unionn
with Christ Jesus.
8 By this undeserved kindness, indeed, YOU
~
* JRO4O
6~ :: ~~have been saved through faith;" and this not
gFp,",4::2 owing to YOU,' it is God's gift.eu No, it is not
"R03:20
owing to works: in order that no man shorald
have
grounds
for b0asting.O lo For we are a
!
~
~
$
~
~
9
product of his work' and were createdon in
*Eph 1:4
"Col1:Zo unionmwith Christ Jesus for good works" which
God prepared in advance for us to walk in them.
11 Therefore keep bearing in mind that formerly YOU were people of the nations as to
567

truth, the good0 news about Y O s a l ~ a t i o

~
?F&h23;6
By means of him also, after YOU belie~ed~a
YOU ;;ypo,$Z$
were sealedaWith the promisedo h o l y m I V *X~ ET p~4:s
h
627
'"hichb
is a token" in advance of our inherit- *Ga3:2
IEph 5.5
ance,OAfor the purpose of releasingC by a ran- O E , ~ 4130
5:5
som0 God'sC own possession; to his glorious .ozco
%lPe1:4
praise.
+We
o RO 8:23
2:g
15 That is why I also, since I have heard of
the faith YOU have in the Lord Jesus and toward all the holy ones," " do not cease giving oCol l:4
thanks for YOU. I continue mentioning YOU in
my prayers," that the God of our Lord Jesus *R0 1:9
Christ, the Father of glory, may give YOU the
I
I
spirit of wisdom and of revelation0 in the accu- ;?,pp$g,3
1
rate lrnowledge of him,* l a the eyes0* of YOUR o w e $12
* L U lo:=
heart having been enlightened, that YOU may
know what is the hopen to which he called YOU, 01Pe 1:s
what the glorious richesAare which he holds as *col I:ZI
an inheritance ford the holy0 ones,a Is and what ?Etg::;
the surpassing greatness of his power is toward
us believeresawIt is according t o t h e operatione
E2i
of the mightiness of his strength, 2 W t hwhich 3Col1:29
he has operated in the case of the Christ when
IIO:I
he raised him up from the dead and seated him
Ac 2 2 4
at his right hand" in the heavenlp places, far o ~ p 2h : ~
above every government and authority and up;b2i;;
power and lordship* and every namea named,* :,h;$;o
not only in this systemn of tl~ings,but also in o ~ c o z : ~
that to come." "He also subjected all things un- aHeb 6:s
OPs 8:6
der his feetlb and made him head0 over all oEph5:a
things* t o the congregation: xB which is his +MtB:18
body: the fullness"of him who fills up all things ;g

ygA
X P n

in all.*

si:

*C013:1l

.Or, "After believing in him also." BWhich, P4eBdEyP; who,

KDVg. C I,iterally, "the." d Or, 'which he inherits in,"

'I

System of things,=ccir;lv (ai.oaF), HBA; 7lf (dohr, meaning

"period, age, generation"), J l 7 ; lil3t3 (min.hagt, meaning "eustom"), dls. b World, = K6avoc (kostmos) KBA; P?\Y (o.lakm'),
a

J17118.

'

EPHESIANS 2:12-21
568
a
flesh;"'un~ircumcision'~ YOU were called by
that rvhich is called "circumcisi~n"~
mclde in the p;lhy:T
flesh with hands*- " 'at POW were at that partitular time" without Christ,o alienated" from ~;;;,hi;;;8
cr1-14:3
the state of Tsrae1O and strangew to the cove- ::i!;;?frn
let, 7:22
nants9 of the p ~ o m i s e ,and
~ YOU had no hopeD' :01'1qlI1
223
ON"
md were without God in the wor1d.n But .lr1'!i '':I4:13
now in union with Christ Jesus YOU who were
once far off have come to be near by the bloodm
of the Christ. " For he is our p e a ~ e , he
~ " who *r,~
i:io
made the two partiesbuone' and destroyed the
~vall"in between that fencedb them off. ' b By "'"'":'"
AI:nh 2.12
means of his Aesh%e abaIished the hatred; the ?;! ::&
Lawo of commandmentsO consisting in decrees,* P;?;:!
that he might create the t~vopeoples' in union
with I~imself into one new man" and maice T;;;;;?~
12:ta
peace, and that he might fully reconcile' both 'Coil:*
peoples in one body to God through the torturea staketCObecause he had killed off the ha- B P I I 11,1
2:d
~
tredAby means of himse1f.d IT And he came and *Rc IO:m
declared the good news of peaceo to YOU, the brsna2:7
ones far off,and peace to those near,' l a because +TsaE7:m
through him we, bath peoples," h v e the ap- aRo l0:fa
' f ~ o b7 : ~
proach' to the Father bye one spirit"
P lCo 12:13
19 Certainly, therefore, you are no lonfier
*E h 2:ia
strangers* and temporary residents: but YOU cr
el) 11:13
1215
are fellow citizensa of the holy ones and are GLu
*I'll b 3.20
members of the household3 of God, '"ad
YOU 4 1 1 1 . 1 ) ~ l l i
have been built up upon the foundationo+of the
:i!
apostlcPm and prophets,PXwhile Christ Jesus a!:Fl; gi:j3
himnclf is the foundation cornerstonetM In !fl?2;i/;,
union with him the whale buiIding, being har- #I*n 2 8 : ~ ~
rnoniously jained together,' is growing into a 'COl2:l"
I
* World,=Kkw< ( kas'mos), HBA; B41Y (o.lulrm'), 31'. OF,
llrco

"things."'
"in,"

* See Appendix mder

Matthew

10: 38.

Or, "it." * Or,

EPHESIANS 2 :22--3 :10

569

holy
~
~
templeQfor Jehavtlhhn* In union with himn
too, are being buiIt up together into a
place for God to inhabit by spirit."
On account of thjs I Paul, the prIsonerO of
Christ Jesus in behalf of YOU, the people of
0Php1:7
the nationsb- a if, really, YOU have heard about
the stewardshiph' of the undeserved0 kindness
of God which was ghen me with You in view,
O l P e 1:13
that by way of a revelatlono the sacredo secret
@Eph6:19
@ceIl:as was made known to me,' just RB I wrote previously in brief. *In the face of this YOU, when
w"
YOU read this, can realize the comprehension"
fllC0 4:1
I have in the sacred secret* of the Christo In
ogkfiE
*co11:= other generations this secret' was not made
known to the sonsa of men as it has now been
m2011:13
an0 1 6 : ~
1:1
rweaIednto his holy apostleso and pmphetsb by
AEph 220
spirit, "namely, that people of the nationso
~ C O i:n
I
ont3:7
should be joint heirs0 nnd fellow members of
the bodyo and partalress with us af the promise'
!,?t!:y$6
o c ~1:27
l
in unionDwith Christ Jesus through the good0
OEph 6 3 9
@ E P6:21
~
news. ' I became a mlnisterm of this according
*Col 1
:s
to the free gift of the undeserved kindness of
God which was given me accordi~gto the way
Omp
x
m 1516
3:m his powero operates."
*1Co 355
8 TO me,a man Iess than the leasP of all holy
* ~ T1L
:14 ones, this unde.wrved kindness' was given, that
1
5
I should declarc to the nat!ansa the good news
-01 pa7
about the unfathomabIe ricllesd of the C11rist
' and should malw men seec how the sacred
4lCo 2:7
E ~ ~ I : Bsecret0 is administeredfi which has flqorn past
~
~ eternity
~ been
~ concealed
~
8in God,, who createdo
all
thingshffi
lo
This
waq
to
thc end" that now to
1
e l P e l : u the governments and the authorities* in the
*1Pe 3:22
*zet
~622
,

u ~ o h ~ y : = YOU,

Jehovah,

Jh@t'SJa-*a;

thc Lard, Hnh.

b Or,

"administering,,"

= Or, d'sshodd bring to light." Utwnlly, %bat is the adnzinist1.aI

tion of the sacred secret."

I
571
EPHESIANS 4 :&14
EPHESIANS 3 :11-4 :2
570
heavenly places there might be made known
putting up with one another In love,'
1
$gl$g sufferfng:
through the congregation' the greatly Ctiv~mi-*tw2:9
earnestly endeavoring to observe the oneness
fied wisdom3 of God," l1 according to the eternal :%:,&
of the spirit in the uniting bonda of peacemD
',
OPhpw4
w013:ls
purpose7 which he formed in connection with '?'n3:lo
One bodp there Is," and one spirit,O even as
cLEO
E ~125
h4:1&
EICO 12:4 YOU were called in the one hope' to which YOU
the Christ/ Jesus o m Lord, I B by means of A E p h l : j l
$1PC 1:3
h
whom we have this freeness3 of speech and nn 3 E ~ a:lo
OE h 6 16 were called: "on
Lord," one faith?" one bap~180
8:6
approacbb with confidence through our failh bf$hdi:c
t i s ~ ;one
~ God* ancl Fathcrr) of dl persons,
CCOI 212
pYCj 5:l
3n him, l9Wlerefore I ask you not t o give up
who~ Is: over
.
2
~
~
~
~ all and through all and In all.
*1Co 12:13
on account of these tribulations1" of mine in 4$)$i;i
7 Now to each one of us undeserved kindnesso
*ICO 12:s
D P . 0 12:3
Youn behalf, for these meana gloryc for YOU, ~ I ' I I I , 2:11
was given according to how the Christ meas12:6
14 On account of this I bend my knees to the
gift,@*
hen says:
~
~ ured
~ out :the free
~
~
~Wherefore
1
Father? " to towhom every family' in heaven ancl Tzzh,l;?
'When
he
ascendcc13
on
hlgh
he
led
captive a
Ekp$,1;:
on eartha owes its name,# le to the end that he ::;r,t~:;:n
mdtitude;
he
gave
gifts
i
n
*
Now the
b1c0
f ' s 61S :27 $
: ~
may grant YOU according to the riches' of his *i:r,15:h !I~ 23
crh cr:Ir expression "he ascended"; what does it mean
2.2
+
,
l
o
!
:
3.13
glory to be made mighty in the man you are I - ~ I P . ~ : I ~
nc2:31
but that he also descended into the lower reinsidec3with power through his spirit," to havcIy
rnMt12:40 gions, that is, the enrth?" laThe very one that
IR
;;*Ito
'; 15!1[3
the Christ dwell through YOUR faith in Youn
descended is also the one that ascended' far
f
1
hearts withb love,*that YOU may be rootr?d+and !,2:,7' 23
above all the heavenson that he might give fullEE",
:
estnblished on the foundation:
jn order that mCn11:28
Heb 9:24 ness*t o all things."
*Col 1 3 9
YOU may be thoroughly abIe to gralsp mentally" "mh
10:2
11 And he gave some as apostles,' some as
AlCO 12.25
with all the holy ones what is the breadth and
p~ophets;
some as m b ~ l o n a r l e s , ~ ~ ~ ~ass a m
02T[
4 AC 24:s
1:s
length and height and depths '"nd
to know the
W e b 1x20 shepherdsu and teachers,' l2 with a view to the
:
E
q;v.?;
*Ac 13!1
love of the Christ*which surpasses knotvledge; n~-~l~,,:i:~
trainingmof the holy ones for ministerial" work?
o2r14:5
OIICb I:XO
that YOU may in everything be filled with all0
for
the building' up of the bocly" of the Christ,"
C
I
T
5
~
:
1
1
Wnh 136
f he fullnessuwhich God gives,
601 2:D
until we all attain to the oneness in the faith
g??2i!42,
20 Now to the one who can, according to h!s
and in the accurateo knowledge of the Son of
$:"Col4:m
",&&
power which is operating" in us, do more than -1 l:m
God, to a f~Il-gro\\rll*man, to the measure of
superabundantly beyond a11 the tllhgs we aslc
p
v t h that belongs to the fullness of the
or eonceive,~ to hihi be the glory by means blco29
ophnl:lo
*c011:28 Christ;Oh '1 in order that we should no longer
of the congregation and by means of Christ
be babes: tossed about as by waves and carried
a h r t 11:7
caeb5:13
Jesus to all generations for ever and ever.+Amen.*HebiB:al
2:aa hither and thitl~erby every wlnd3 of t e a c h i n e
Al3eb 1.39
I, therefore, the prisonerB in the Lord, en- @PhmO
by means of the trlclrery of men, by means of
treat you to walk worthilyx of the calling ;R::j::
b Or, "conai~tingof menJ'; according to the Hebrew
with which aou were calIed,@ with complele *mt iiia!~
0 Or, ".ti"
original of Psalm 68 : 1.9nnd tllc J J X t~nnslntionof it. Or, possilowliness of mindu and rniIdness,b with long- .&El2:i:
bly, "to men," c Or, "he n~iglttbring nlP t t i i n p to ful6lhent."
Or, "may be filled up to all,'"
a Or, "for this means." b Or, '
.ni
d Or, "evangelish"

,,, ,:,,

=,

,,,

according to his deceptive desires;P " but that P ~ Tli:9I

YOU should be made new in the force actuating 4R012:2
rom mind,boA and shodd put onqthe new per3:!)
sonalityDwhich was creakd0 according to God's PCC( jul
tll I:IO
wlll in true righ teousnessWand loving-kindness,* ;;$\$le
25 Wherefore, now that You have put away cDCola:l
Pals~hood,~
speak truth0 each one of mu wjth 311-12:e
his neighborsQ*because we are members be- ?Ekk$xee'
longing to one another.* Pa Be angry: and yet do :g{;:z

TF~s%z

~~~~~

o r , "But hirg truthful." bLitedly,"in theaapirit of YOUR mind?'

EPHESIANS 4 :27-5 :6
2:
:ig not sin;"' let the sun0 not set wlth YOU in a pm*Ps 4:4
voked state, PP neither aIlow place for the Devil."
mas 4:7
Let the stealer steal no more, but rather let
m ~ 1 5 : m himdohard work,doing wlth hishandsGwhatis
AlTh4:11 good work; that he may have something todistribute to someone in needa0 Let a rotten say+Mtl"ll
Jss 330 ing not proceed out of YOUR mauth,+butwhatO P ~ P1 : ~ ever saying is goodo for huilding up as the need
may be, that it may impart what is favorabk to
wol4:6
?' ?:;$ 219 the hearers.' Also do not be grleving God's holy
spirit,"with which YOU have been sealedQ for a
OEph 5:16 day0of releasingmby ransom,Q"
OCol1:14
31 k t a11 malicious bitterness*and anger and
"COI 3:s wrath and screaming and abusive speecha be tak*TIt3:2
enawayfrom~o~nIongwithal1injuriousness.~
3 a But become kind to one another, tenderly corn?' $:$%? passionate,'"freely forgiving one mother just as
+Mr~6l:l1:4
t25 God also by Christ freely forgave YOU,'
2CO 2:lO
OlTh 1:G
Therefore, become Imitatorso of God,' as beGMt 5:48
Lu 6:3G
loved children, and go on walking in lave,
UJah 13:34
IJO3:23 just as the Chrjst also loved YOU" and delivered
"G 2:20
~ I himself
O
up for YOU as nn offering" and a sacrificeQto God for a sweet-smelling odor.'
?gp,$;g
2Co 2:15
ezcn 12:fl 3 Let fornicat!onn and unclemness of every
kind or greedinessa not even be mentioned
z
2,",3among
3 aovt just as it befits holy people,O "ei+RO1:28
ther shameful conduct* nor foa1ish taIlcing nor
obsceneQjesting, things whlch are not becoming,
XITh5 : B but rather the giving of thanks." a For YOU know
*AC 8 : n
this, recognizing it for yourselves, that no fomiolT1 1 : l O
*IFo6:9
catorO or unclean person or greedy person#Gn 5:21
ecol 3:s which means being an idolaterB-has any lnherit*Col3:24 a c e 0in the kingdomv of the Christ and of God.'
pCol 1:13
6 Let no man deceive YOU with empty words?
"g;! $;;
573

EPHESIANS 4: 1 6 2 6
572
craftiness in conwiving error. But speaking
J
the truth,aQlet us by lovec grow up' in a11 thing? ?.;zhz;z
Into him who is the head? Christ. l a From him TCII i:is
all the body: by W i g harmoniously joined to- rphpa:al
gether and being made to cooperate fhrougl~
every joint which gives what is needed, according to the functioning of each respective member in due measure, makes for the growth of the
nco12:10
body Par the building up of itself in love.*
17 This, therefore, I say and bear witness to
in the Lord, that YOU na longer go on wallring
just as the nationsu also wallc in the unl~rofit-glp@4:a
ableness of their minds: Is while they are in :E :$i8
dar1cnessO rnentally,O and alienated" from the ;z$&;z
lifeo that belongs to God, because of the igno- o i m i t ~ b ? : ? @
rance9 that is in them,because of the insensi- OF1ehs:g
bllityPof their hearts. Having come to be past qRolX:29
1:m
all moral sense,* they gave themselves aver to
loose conduct to work uncleannessQ of every @Ral:26
kind wfth greediness.
Q:ll
20 But YOU did not learn' the Christ to be
so," provided, indeed, that YOU heard him and nlTh4:4
were taught0 by means of him," just as truth ~~~~~~f
Is in Jesus, '* that YOU should put away the old
persona1ity"r which conforms to vault former $Fi,ph,:4,:a4
course of conduct and which is being corrupted3 ,?53:&
I

''
l

Or, ~ h ~ v e t a ~ ~ . "

EPHESIANS 5 :7-20

574

575

for because of the aforesaida things the wrath

of God is corning" upon the sons of disobedi- p
:ud
,e
,;
ence.* Therefore do not become partners with
!i~~:;;;
them;' far YOU were once darkness,' but you
are now light@in connection with the Lord, Go doh 12:s
on walking as childrenDof light, for t h e fruit- ,12$2i?1
age of the light consists of every kind of goodness and righ.teousness and truth." lo Keep on "GaS:a2
making sure of what is acceptable* to the Lord; *RO 12:a
l1 and quit sharing with them in the unfruifful
~ w r k swhich belong to the darkness,* but, raih- *m13:1a
er, even be reproving them, l2 for the things that
take place in secret by them it is shameful even
to
la Now all the things that are to be
y7:282$0
reprovedAare made manifest by the light: for ;:&lift3
everything that makes manifestb is light. +Isa2G:l9
Ro 13:11
Wherefore heb says: "Awake,' 0 sleeper: DIT~
5 : ~
and arisemfrom the dead,@"and the Christ will %:$:I
" E P2:s
~
shine upon you."
Col2:13
15 So keep strict watch that how You walk I s
not as unwise but as wke* persons, le buying out * M t l f i l e
the opportune time* for yourselves, because the Agy;;6
daysc are wicked." l7 On this account cease be- :%;;2;35
coming unreasonable, but go on perceiving what
:;;$&
the willAof Jehovahck is. Is Also do not be getting om11
5:7
drunko4 with wine; in which there is debauch- Ok?,"i818
1U:ll)
ery,' but keep getting filled with spirit,@lo
speak- PS
sa 4611
ing to yourselves with psalmso and praises' to
God and spiritual songs, singing0* and accom- +Pr23:31
LXX
panying yourselves with music* in YOUR hearts
;kg;;:a5
to J e h ~ v a h "in
, ~ the name of our Lord Jesus ~ C 1O4 : ~
Christ giving thanks" always for all things to &i;5,:
1Th 5:18
oure God and Father.

B;zz&

Or) "because of these." Or, 'Tt.'.' CJehovah, J a ; God, A7TgC.a

Syp; the Lord, ND; our Lord, BJlq,lE; Christ, Pd6. d Jehovah,
J 7 l B 1 1 3 l l e ; the Lord, KBAVgSyP.
Literally, "the."

EPHESIANS 5 :21-6 :3

2 1 Be in subjectionAto one another in fear of

Christ. Let wives be in subjection0 to their
C C Q399
~
husbands0 as to the Lord, 23 because a husband
wo11:18 is heado of his wife0 as the Christ also is head
CCol3:18
0 1 ~ h 4. ~ : of
~ the c~ngregation,~
he being a savior3 of this
C l T i 4:10
+ice ii:3 budy.+ " In fact, as the congregation is in subjection to the Christ, so let wives also be to their
taco 14:34 husbands in everything." 2i I-Iusbands, continue
lovinga YOUR wives," just as the Christ also loved
4
*Aczo:B the congregation and delivered up himself for
Ga 1:4
that he might sanctify it,* cleansing0 it
oaas4:a
'Heb 13-12 it,#
BHeb i0j22 with t h e bath of watera by means of the word,O
nJoh 17:17
P 7 that he might present the congregation to
aPsfifl
himseIf in its splendor: not having a spot or a
rvrinlrle or any of such things, but that it should
o%$!d be hoIy and without b1emish.O
28 In this way husbands ought to be loving
their wives as their olvn bodies. H e who loves
oHeb 2 9 his wife loves himself, z g for no man ever hatedu
* 1 h 7 : = his o m flesh, but he feeds and cherishes it,'
,,,,,:. as the Christ also does the congregation, a 0 beICo 6 : E cause we are members of his bodyma
31 "For this
E hl'2.3
i
5 :
reason a man will leave his father and motherQ
and wilI stick to his wife, and the bvo will be
one flesh."" 32 This sacred secrets is great. Now
*gtTg
1Co6:16
I m speaking with respect to Christ and the
UEph 3:4
Co11:26
congregation.* Nevertheless, also, Iet each one
*Eph 3%
oc013:19
of YOU individually so love his wifen as he does
himself; on the other hand, the wife should have
*lpes:O
deep respectn for her husband.
oCo13:m
Children: be obedient to YOUR parentso in
OPr 23:22
oh 17:21
uniont with the Lord,&for this is righteous:
a
"Honor
your father and motherH;@which is
@gE;izthe first command
with a promise: "That it
may go well with you and you may endure a
a In unian with the Lord, P4%AVg; but omitted by BD,
m e 33

EPHESZANS 6 : A U
576
long time on the earth."" * And YOU, fathers, do 'DQB:lfl
not be irritating YOUR children," but go on bring- *COT S : n
ing them up in the disciplinea and authorita- 'gg?;8
2 ~ 3:IG
1
tive advicemof Jehovah.&
5 You slaves, be obedIenP to those who are ;Kp4$fl
YOUR masters in a fleshly sense,' with fear and ;cf; &
tremblingqIn the sincerity of YOUR hearts, as to I >I Ar2:X::S
the Christ, not by way of eyeservice as men- Isn 50:s
p3easers; but as Christ's slaves, doing the will ':;$;j:s
of God whole-souled." Be slaves with good in- ?(".xy222
clhations," ns to Jehovah," a d not to men, :/~'~,?j.!~:,,
for YOU know that each one, whatever good
he may do, will receive this back from Jeho-if;;;;t;:;: I'S H Y : : ~

I'nl 3.24
vah,~'whether he be slave0 or freeman.m You DI~,,,
>:7
masters, too, keep doing the same things to zgaa$$$
them, letting up on the threatening: for YOU n L ~ 2 " . ~ 3
know that the M & e F of both them and YOU@
b2
js in the heavens, and there is no partiality' '2cjl lr):7

d t h him.
IOFinally, go on acquiring poweP in the m e ~ h a : i 6
Lord and in the mightiness' of hjs strength. "1cols:ls
l1 Put on the complete suit of wrnor" from God "RO
that YOU may be able t o stand firm agahst the,,
rnachlnatlons* of the Devi1;O because w7ehave ;;;2q;6
a
not against blood and flesh,"" but ac:u12:n
LMt ~ n : t ~
against the governments,bgaatnst the author- C I;,: 2:;:
ities; against the world-rulersmof this dark- 's;,?i;
ness,P against the wicked spirit" forces in the ;+;::;
heavenly places. l3On this account take up the g;:;l3
complete suit of armor f m God,*that POW may "2,;4c:1
,i
:; O
be able to resist in the wicked day and, after YOU "'G.7
have done a11 things thoroughly, to stand firm.
the Lord, H B A V ~
aJehovnh (to correspond with Colminns 3 :Z.-24) ; the Lord,
NBAVg; God, JB,d Or, 'Zord." * Or, r4~vrcsthg2*

Jehovah,

JTpa;

the Lord, HBA. bdehovh,

JTba;

14 Stand firm, therefore, with YOUR loins

girded* about with truth, and having on the
O T a JW
orsa
: S: I ~ breastplate of righteousness,DaI W d with YOUR
5 2 : ~ feetAshod with the equipmenta of the g o d news
of peace.OQls Above all things, take up the large
;i;hl;&
shield
of faiths0'with which YOU will be ablo to
o p l t5;:
+IJO
~
~ R 1.,.3
O
quench
all the wicked one's burnlng rnls~iles.~
MIsa 5!!,17
O P ~ Ir L 12 " Also accept the helmet' of salvation: and the
OH& 4:12
ppl~l,l:ar swordo" of the spirit,Qrthat is, a ' s
:El:?.& la whiIe with every form of prayer' and suppliiE;,:'pj1;2 cation YOU carry on prayero on every occasion
;:;L2:$o 1" spirit.0 And to that end keep awake with all
constancy and wjth supplication In behnEE
+ . of
~ l the
l holv ones. ln
osa-l
'1sam:ls

G t h , with 8.11 fr.eencssO

__L_--.
of speech' to-m~kF
:;2;::2
wol1:2fi known>hesacred' s c c r e t _ a f t i s d o
F r h p 1 .Tr

*t'u~4j.1rzca
5:m
*Col4:4

q$;::g
O C ~ 1I : ~
woll:l

Ol4:T
rPCo12.a

QC~l4:s

+a1
4:m

Or,
olT11:i7

"BW

ZUforwhich I am acting as an ambassador" jn

I may speak in connection with it
with boldnessb as I ought to speak.*
2lNow in order that YOU may also know
a b u t my affairs, as lo how I am doing, Tych'J.CUS,~ a beloved brother and faithful" ministep
in the Lord, will make everything known to
YOU.* P 2 I am sending him to YOU f o this
~ very
purpose, that you may b o w of the t h i n g having to do with us and that he may comforto
YOUR hearts.#
23 May the brothers have peace and love with
faith from God the Father and the Lord Jesus
Christ. May the undeserved kindness' be with
all those loving our Lord Jesus Christ in incco~ruptness.~
footing; fonndation?' b OF,"with h e n e s a of speech+''

I chains, that

PHILIPPIANS 1:12-42

579

TO THE

PHILIPPIANS
Paul and Timothy*slaves' of Chrlst Jesus, 'Tltlfi
to dl the hoIyO ones in union with Christ =01
Jesus who are in Phi.Iip'pi,'l along with over- D*c la:ia
~ I T I3:1
seersmand ministerial servants: O
32TI 3:8
2 May YOU have undeserved kindness and
peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus
A E P ~i:a
Christ."
3 I thank my God always upon every sen&b m c e of YOU* ' in every supplication of mine fimlfi
for all of YOU,+as I offer my suppljcatrsn cvjih *1Th1:2
joy, because of the contribution"- YOU- have
made to-fhe mod" news fmthe-fi rst .day-until omfl1 :
this moment. " Far I a m confident of this very ,m
thing, that" he who started a good0 work in oz~Ps:j
YOU will carry it to completion untiI the day0"~
t
of Jesus Christ. It is altogether right for me
to think this regarding all of you, on account
of my having YOU in my heart,. dl of YOU be- ;%q\4
ing sharersDwith me in the undeserved kindness A
~
both in my prison" bonds and in the defendingQ ;$
:
;
and legally' establishing of t h e good news.
ont 24:10

ther than othemhe,

!lave become public
ith Christ among all
all the rest: I* and
Lord, feeIing conrison bonds,O are

contentiousness," not
they arc supposing to

,,

~
~

~
E

~
~

;
~

~
~

Al: 24:14

8 For God is my wihess of how I am yearn- *A? 2 ~ : ; 1

3 : ~
h g for all of YOU in such tender affection* as
Christ Jesus has. * And this is what I continue
praying, that YOUR love may abound"yet more -1Th
and more with accurate0 knowledge and full dis- OCol1:@
cernrnent," lo that YOU may make sure of the :~'l~~~m
more important things,' so that YOU may be :y,"&?j15
flawlessn and not be stumblinp othew up to ;;,yl?&
the day of Christ? l1 and may be filled wlth oj;;j%$
righteous fruitQowhich is through Jesus Christ, 3gc ;;%
t o God's glory and praiseo+
' L ~ I 1:14
I
m

or through denth.Ob
1 For in my case to live la Christ,*and t o
e,@gain." Pa NOW
if it be to live on in the flesh,

1'

The body&
of tbe Roman mpemr. b f n the Telttaa Receptus
(Received Text) of the siKtcentlr ecntnrg versw 16 and 17 are
r e v d * Or, "my being relensed"

PHILIPPIANS 1:23-2 :3
580
thing to choose&I do not know. 8 n Iam under
pressure from these two things;* but what I do &aCo5:1
desire is the releasingb and the being with
Christ; for this, to be sure, is far better.' :;,T,bQ,:$
e 4 However, for me to remain in the flesh is
more necessary on Y ~ U account.*
R
" So, being & * c ~ : W
confidento of this, X h o w I shall remain and 0phpa:N
shall abide' with all of YOU for YOUR advance- .Phm ~2
4:15
menP and the joy that belongs to YOUR faith,
*% that YOUR exultation may overflow in
Christ Jesus by reason of me through my pWsophp 212
ence"again with YOU.'
-2Co 1:7
27 Only behavec in a manner worthy of the
good news about the Christ, in order that,
whether I come and see YOU or be absent, I may
hear about the things which concern YOU, that
YOU are standing firm in one spirit? with one Ocola:5
sould* fighting side by side for the faith of the ;'op;:f%
good news, 28 and in no respect being frlghtencd
5:14
by YOUR ~ p p o n e n t s This
. ~ ~ very thing is a proof mlTl
OlCo 1 6 9
of destructiona for them, but of salvation for O P h ~ 8 : l g
YOU;" and this indication is from God, " because
to YOU the privilege was given in behalf of
2:8
Christ, not only to put YOUR faithP in him, but
also to suffer' in his behaIf. 30 For YOU have the +$%;1
same struggle as You saw in my casee and as @f+h];:y
YOU now hear a b u t in my case."
U C O ~l:24
ff, then, there is any encouragement in
Christ, if any com1ation of love, i any
sharing of spirit," if any tender affections' and z R f z 1 4
~ompassions,~
"make m y joy fuLl in that YOU *cob9:1a
are of the same mindQand have the same lave, n,j;>;i:l
being joined togethee in soul, holding the one
thought in mind,3 doing nothing out of con- O,r;:;:I;,~ I I P3:19

581

"r$;i;;2

*$;:;z

Or, "and what shall I choose f" See Appendix under Philip
pians 1 : 23. Or, "carry on as citizens." d Or, "as one mm."
a

,
I

PHILIPPIANS 2 :6 - 1 5
',P,P# tentiousness6 or out of egotism,' but with lowli*GnB:2G
ness of mind considering that the others are
@EphJ:21 superiorwto YOU, keeping an eye, not in per'!%
:$$ sonal jnterest upon just YOUR own matters,"but
u-0 13:s
also in personal intercst upon those of the others.
5 Keep this mental attitude in You which was
also in ChristB Jesus," who, although he was
%::,:T9
,!oh 1
3
:
s
existing In God's form,' gave no consideration
*'ioi 1:ls
I I P ~I :3
ton a s e b ~ r enamely,
,~
that he should be equal
Woh
No,
but
he
emptied
himself and twk
to
God.'
at+*53:3
or.ol3:ll
a slave'@ form4 and came to be in the likeness
P.1rih 1:14
no 1::)
of rnen.O More than that, when he found him.IIeb 2.8
2R
self in fashion as a man,"* he hurnbIeP himself
0.lnn #\:ti
orrc.b5,s and k a m e obediento as far as death,' yes,
o+.I,I,
r l t li,j:17
?+is
~ ~ death on a torture stake.cOT o r this very reason also God exalted him to a superior posltienm
.
l:?l and kindly gave him the name that is above
~ml2:1f~every other name, lo so that in the namea of
every IrneeAshould bend of those in heavFf21hij~3JesusP
en0
and
on earth and those under the
;&
:o('i y( l a o:!:lo ground," those
l 1 and every tongueo should openly
'IEo YO-!1
81'1111:27 confess* that Jesus ChrLt is Lordy to the glorym
nnc 2au
of God the Father.
12 Consequently, my beloved ones, in the way
%:I
that you have always obeyed: not during my
OlThZ:IB presence0 only, but now much more readily during my absence, keep working out YOUR o m
@1m5:8 salvatjon" with fear0 and trembling, lafor W
PZCo ?:IS
*2co 3:s
is the one that, for the sake of his good pleasure:
acting@wjthin YOU in order for you both
:?$&
;,' to willis and
to act. l 4Keep doing all things free
$
9
!$ from murmurhgsxand arguments," that YOU
cPhrr3:a
may come to be blameless3 and innocent, chil'"ph5:t
dren' of God without a blemish in among a
&Or, %ha, although he WQ8 existing in Qod's form, wrned.'"
b Or, "a thing to be seized!' a Bee Appendix under Hatthew 10 : 38.

583
PHILEPIANS 2:2&-3:7
had mercy on hlm, In fact, not on1y on him, but
crooked and twisted gene ratio^? among whom
:P9
also on me, that I should not get grief upon
YOU are shining3 as illuminators in the world: ;i;:;t"
grief. zn Therefore with the greater haste I am
'"keeping a tight grip on the word" of rife: :;;'IT;
;.?
sending him, that on seeing him YOU may rethat I may have cause for exultation in Christ's
joice again and I may be the more free from
day,O that I did not m in vain or work hard OlTh 2:18
49:4
grief. z o Therefore give him the customary welin vslin.' " Notwithstanding, even if Ia am being
come in the Lord with a11 joy and keep holding
poured out like a drink offeringQupon the sacrl- 'Ex m:40
men of such kind dear,@"I because on account of
flce and public serviceo to which faith has led @H@hR:en
b$$gi!,&
1
~
1
5
:
n
the
Lord'sa work he came quite near to death,
YOU,"I am glad and I rejoice" with d l of YOU,') ; ~ ~ p ~ ~ : : ~ ~
*&ao:24
exposing his soul"
danger,' that he might
lHNOW in the same way YOU yourseives also be
* ~ h 3p:1
fully
make
up
for
YOUR
not Flejng here to render
glad and rejoice with
Celt3 16:17
Phm 13
private servjce to me.@
19 For my part, T am hoping in the Lord Jesus
*Xw13:u
P h p 4:4
Finally, my brothers, continue rejoicing in
to send nrnothp to YOU shortly, that I may be o"il:l
ITh 5:38
% T ~ 5:1
I
the Lord.' To be writjngC the same things
a cheerful soul" when I get to know abut the Dac07R
to YOU is not t f r u b l e ~ ~ r nfor
e me, but it is of
things pertaining to YOU. 20 For I have no one
safety to YOU.
else of a disposition like his ~ v h owill genuinely
2 Look out for the dogs?Vmk out for the
careAfor the things pertaining to YOU. For all
ggp25g
5:18
workers@of injury, look out for those who muthe others are seeking their awn i n t e m s t ~not
,~ 9&~,,~~j24
those of Christ Jesus. a"ut you know the proof rrI a:lo
*g;gip tilate the fled^.^* g For we are those with the
real circumcision
who are rendering sacred
he gave of himself, that like a chiId* wjth a 'it;
zgJ
~ e 4:4
r
service
by
God's
splritd
and have our boasting
father he slaved with me in furtherance of the
Ro 2:29
=I2 : l l
i
n
Christ
Jesusq
and
do
not
have our confidence
good news. This, therefore, is the man I am
A A c 2:17
bHeb9:14 in the flesh,
though 1, if anyone, do have
hnpingO to send just as soon as I have seen how wol
+2co n:ls grounds for confidence also In the flesh.'
tl-rings stand concerning me. " Indeed, I am conIf any other man thinks he has grounds for
Inden td in the Lard that I myself shall also come
EPhp 1:1
confidence in the flesh, Z the more 80:' 'cirshortly.'
Phm 22
*no r z : ~ cumcised the eighth day,' out of the family
25 However, I consider it necessary to send
We71
.ZCO
: 81 : ~
'PhD4:18
stock of Israel," of the tribe of Benjamin: a
to YOU Eapap.ph.ro.di'tus,'my brother and fellow
OAC
Ac26:5
236
Hebrew born from Hebrews;' as respects law,
worker* and fellow soldier,' but YOUR envoya
a Pharisee;Oa 'L as respects zeal," persecutingo
o ~ 3:7
oTlt
2 t5 4
and private servant for my need, since he is
I
'ITh
the congregation;' as respects righteousness
longing for all of youf and is depressed because
OlTL 1:8
that Is by means of law,' one who proved him,
01ThS:23
vou heard he had fallen sick.OD" Yes, indeed, he ",;Ti
'Yet what things were gainsa
:hT1&8 self blarnele~s.~
fell sickAneatly to the point of death; but God "Ca 4:13
2 ; to me, these I have considered loss on account

Or, "my life; my bloodn 'Or, 'I congratulate n11 of YOU."-V%

Or, 'Y Itrust' Or, r,rnpoatle.
congratalate me.."-Vg.
'Longing for all of roc, BTg; longing to gee all of Y ~ U ,HACD,

* Or, "nnd

XIDrd's, KA; Chiat'a, P4@BVg$yp, Or,

"Ilfo."

Literally, "Look

oat for the incision'" Literally, "we are the eiroumoiaioa"

PEELTPPIANS 3: 8-17
584
of the Christao W h y , for that matter, 1 do in- OMtw4
deed also consider all things to be loss on account of the excelling value of the knowledgeo Wola:2
of Christ Jesus m y Lord.' On account of him '!j$g$:;;
1 have taken the loss of all things and I consider
them as a lot of refuse,@that I may gain Christ a C o 2 : a
and be found in union with him, having, not ,
,,:,,
my own righteousness which results from law," *RO;O~~
but that which is through faith* in Christ, the Ga zIia
1:1
righteousness which issues from God on the *2Pe
R~I:I~
basis of faith,""l o so as to know him and the mgt:i2&
pow& of his resurrectiono and a sharing in his :gF$T8
sufTerings,On submitting myself to his kind of
death," l1 to see if I may by any means aftah
to the earlier resurrectiona4 from the dead.= OLu14:14
24:15
12 Not that I have already received it or am Ac
IT^ 4:16
Re 20%
already made perfect: but I am pursuing' to OH eb 230
see if I may also lay holdmon that for which I AK:gt
have also been laid hold" on by Christ J e ~ u s "Ac9:15
.~
I S Brothers, I do not yet consider myself as having laid hold on it; but there is one thing about
it: Forgetting the things behindfi and stretching *Lu 9:m
forward to the things ahead,* l4 I am pursuing *1C09:%
down toward the goal" for the prize of the calling abovev and which God extends in Christ OHeb3:l
Jesus. l8 Let us, then, as many of us as are
mature,' be of this mental a t t i t ~ d eand
; ~ if YOU +!gTzm
are mentally inclined otherwise in any respect, g
,b;,
God will reveal the above attitude to YOU. Is At
any rate, to what extent we have made progress, let us go on walking orderlyxin this same *GaB:la
routine.
17 Unitedly become imttatorsff of me, broth-; :$# 4,i;e
ers, and keep YOUR eye on those who are walk-

ing in a way that accords with the exampleo

YOU have in us.* l8 For there are many,I used
*$\P&g
5:s
to mention them of ten but now I mention them
cGa 5:11
ca6:lz
aIso with weeping, who are walking as the
PC01 1:21
oc~i1:20 enemies0 of the torture stakea0 of the Christ,[']
El T h 5:3
.zco 11:ls lg and their finishb is destruction,- and their
2Pe 2:l
~ r 2:4h god" is their belly,o and their glory consists in
their shame,' and they have their minds0 upon
:%I&$\
things
on the earth.@* O AS for US, OW citizen;$fmg:,e:3,W: 4
shipex exists in the heavens? from which place
h a:ls
2:6
also we are eagerly waiting* for a savior, the
Col 3:l
'LT~
I:IO Lord Jesus Christ,"
who will refashion our
Heb 9:28
oleo 1:7
humiliated bodydht o be conformed to his gloriTit 213
ous bodyem0according to the operation' of the
oco1 I:IS
power which he has, even to subjecta all things
1Co 15:49
+Enh 1:19 to himself,
%ICo 15:27
H e b 2:8
ConsequentIy, my brothers beloved and
Ionged for, my joyO and crown,@stand firm"
'PhD
in this way in the Lord,f beloved ones.
2 Eu.0'di.a I exhort and Syn'ty.che I exhort
*RO 1 5 5
to be of the same mind# in the Lord, Yes, I
* ~n:as
t
request you, too, genuine yokefellow,* keep assisting these women who have fought side by
aLus:s
side with meo in the good news along with
as we11 a s the rest of my fellow work$F:l,tj$ Clement
ers)
whose
namesP are in the book0 of life.oc013:4
4
Always
rejoice in the L o d f Once more I
;20\%y2
IT^ 5:16 wiE say, Rejoice!' 5 Let YOUR reasonablenessx
*Tit 3:2
*ass 5:s
become known to all men. The LordP is near,*
*Mt 62.5
LU 12:22 ADO not be anxious over anything,* but in
1Pe 5:7
everything by prayer0 and supplication" along
oco14:2
aRO I2:I2 with thanksgiving let YOUR petitions be made
a See Appendix under Watthew 10: 38. b Or, "end." 0 Or, "our
XE

Z;E;6l

Or, "the resurrection out.') Elsewhere it means "the rising in the

morning", b Jesus, P46KAVgSyP;but omitted by BD.

PHILIPPIANS 3 :18-4: 6

585
cnm1:7

life as citizens?' d Literally, "the body of our humiliation." Literally, "the body of his glory." The Lord, HBAVg; Jehovah,
J718~1a914Jo,
g The Lord, HBAVg; Jehorah, b 7 4
f

5&7 PmPPLANS 4:16--COLoSSWS 1:3

aPColl:8 ceivlng, except you alone: lS because, even in
Thes.sa.lo.nifca,YOU sent something to me both
once and a second time for m y need. Not that
.ICos:lt 1 am earnestly seeking the gift,*but that I am
15:s earnestly seelcing thc fruitageuthat brings more
credit to YOUTF,account. lwowever, I have all
things in full and have an abundmce. I am
amp pa5 flllcd, now that I have received from E.paph.rodi'tus" the things from YOU, a sweet-smelling
@sxn:is
~ 7 . 20:
c 11
odorlP an acceptable samifice,o' well-pleasing
~ I I C I )Ii : Y
OIIVIF
2 7: I ~
to God.& ]"In turn, my Godmwill fuIly supply
m y 9 z2:1
m ~ C o q : n all YOUR need* to the extent of his siehesqn
UF,o 9 2 3
EPII 1:7
glory by means of Christ Jesus. Po Now to our
1 6 : n God and Father be the glory for ever and ever.'
Gn1:5
Amen.
~col4:18
21 Give my greetingsn to every holy one in
A I T ~I:I unionAwith Christ Jesus. The brothers who are
with me send YOU their greetings. 2T A31 the holy
ones, but especjally those of the household of
Cacsar,b" send votr their greetingsa0
OMtg2:17
O P ~ 1:13
D
23 The undeserved kindness of the Lord Je*Ga B:ls sus Christ be with the spirit YOU how.^'

PIULPPIANS 4:7-15
526
Emown t o God: and the pace%of God that ex- :gr:$;$!
cels all thought will guard youn hearts+ and ,$tit&,
YOUR mental powers by means of Christ Jesus.
8 Finally, brothers, whatever things am truc,
whatever things are of serious concern, whatever things arc righteous, whatever thhgs are
chaste, whatever things are lovable, whatever
things arcl well spoken of,whatever virtue there
is and whatever praiseworthy thing there is,
continue consjdcring these thingsmmThe things @caB:22
which you learned as well as accepted and
heard and saw in connection with me, practice
these;' and the God* of peace will be with YOU. ;y$lifjiz
10 I do rejoice greatly in the LordB that now jFbl&Ibi
at last Yaw have revived 'wow thinking in my
behalf,' to which YOU were really giving * 2 C o l l : ~
thought, but YOU lacked opportunity. Not that
I am speaking with regard to being In a shortage, for I have learned,@in whatever circurn- wo11:7
stances I am, to be self-suflcient.b" Is I know PI 1I CT ~13:s
lf~
indeed how to be low on pr~visions,~
I h o w in- h2c0
l r o 6:1o
4:rl
deed how to have an abundance. In everything
and in all circumstances I have learned the
secret of both how to be full and how to kunger,O both how to have an abundance and how 0Re.l:Ie
to be in a sh0rtage.O For a11 thlngs 1 have the 02co 11:s
strength by virtue of him who imparts power

me.'
+2c0
J O12!8
13:s
~
14 Nevertheless, YOU acted well In becoming &f: 4i!:
sharersmwith me in m y tribulation?
In fact, ?$:bii:,il:,
YOU Phi1.ip'pi.m~~
also h o w that at the start
of declaring the good news, when I departed
from Mac.e.do'ni.a, not a congregation0 took a acOll:N
share with me in the matter of giving and re-

God, HBbVgSgP; J~hovnh,J'bn- b Or, "the empemr?'

VgSyn oloae with 'LAmen'"bnt B omits it.

COLOSSIANS

to

The Lord, HBAVg; Jehovah, J ~ I ~ ~ " ~ ~ be

. content?'
8

bOr,

'%3

* PUNAD

Pad, an apostleo of Christ Jesus through

God's WiII,' and TimothJP our brother to
~ $ ~ J : ,the
, holy ones and faill~ful~
brothers in unionA
I

'z,0:g
+

with Christ at Co.1os'sae:

May YOU have undeserved kindness and peace
from God our Father.O
3 We thank' God the Father of our Lord

COLOSSIANS 1:6 1 3
588
589
COLOSSIANS 1:1 4 2 3
aTh232 kingdomm of the Son0 sf Ms love, " by means
Jesus Christ&always when we prayb for You,'
OLTh 5 5
since we heard of YOUR faith In connection
pTl t 224 'of whom we have our r e S e a s e P by ransom,o the
ofTl 2:6
with Christ Jesus and the love YOU h a v ~for wFey~lo
01Ieb 9:s forgiveness0 of our sins,'
Me is the imagen of
0 3 1 123
all the holy ones* " because of the hopmthat is UP: a llla
@.HCb1:s the jnvisible' God, the fimtbornOof all cfea~on,D
2 4 , 4:#
. E tll'?
being reserved for YOU in the heavens.' This
s , ~ ~
because by means of Rim" all othera things
*2Eo 4:h
*IT1 137 were createdo in the heavens and upon the
hope YOU heard of before by the telling of i h c '"'"
OCol 3:10
h
oRe 314
truth of that good news" which has presented n E ~ 1:f3
earth, the things visible nnd the things invisible,
nJoh 1:3
itself to YOU, even as it is bearing fruitoh and OColl:10
DHeb 1:8 no matter whether they are throneso or lordAJoh l5:18
increasingb in all the world' just as it Is do111g :;y;i7B
ships0or governments or authorities. All othera
also among YOU, from the day YOU heard rind
things have been created through him' and for
learned to know the undeserved Eclndt~esflof
him. ITAlso he is before all othera thingsa and
God in truth.' That is what YOU have learnedn olTrla:i1
by means of him all othern things were made
from Ep"a7phr;isffour beloved fellow slave, who "kz;
to exist," l R and he is the head3 of the body:
is a faithful ministep of the Christ on our be- oL.1 h 3.3
the congreg~tion.'He is the beginning, the firsthalf, a who also disclosed to us YO^ love' In a *Gag:22
bongfrom the &ad, thnt he might become the
spiritual way.d
one who is first" In all things, IUbecause Godb
saw good for all fullnesaAto dwell in him and
9 That is also why we, from the day we heard
of it, have not ceased praying for youn and ask- aEph 1:15
through him to reconcileb again to himself all
other"
ing that YOU may be fined with the accurate0 " , ~ ~ ~ ; ~
~things' by making pcaceVhrough the
OCol 2:14
I<nowledgenof his will in all wisdomo and spjrit- $7~;!;
blood he shed on the torture stake,oOno matter
ual discernment,' lo in order to walk worthilyw ~ s p 4h: i
whether they ares the things upon the earth or
of Jehovahek to the end of fully pleasing him as '.$;.%?'
the things in the heavens.
YOU go on bearing fruitC in every good work'
21 Indeed, YOU who were once allenate& and
and incrcasingo in the accurate* knotvledge of
enemiesw k a u s e YOUR mindso were on Ule
God, " being made powerful with all power to
work that were wicked, he now has again recthe extent of his glorious might' so as to enoncjledu t a by means of that one's fleshly body
dure3 fully and be longsflerinf with joy,
through hjs death? in order to present YOU
thanking the Father who rendered YOU suitholy and unblemished' and open to no accusaable for aouR participation in the inheritanceh
tion3 before him, provided, of course, that
of the holyn ones in the 1ight.O
YOU continue in the faith," established on the
13 He deliveredo us from the authorityo of
foundation" and steadfastAand not being shifted
the darknesso and transplanted' us fnto the
away from the hope0 of thut good news which
you heard, and which was preachedqn all creaChrist, HAVgSgP; but omitted by B, b Or, "prnyin~ nlwnys,"
a Yorr haw, KkVg; but omitted by B. eliternlly, "in spirit."
"All o t h d 7 ; as a t Luke 13:2,4, nnd elarewhpre, b L E t d l y , "he."
a Jchovnh, Ja (to agree with 1 Thess~loninas2 : 12); God, I'g;
8 See Appendix ander hlntthew 10: 39. &KO matter whether they

"'

::;,"&:

:z"h

tho Lord, HBA

are, BDVgSyP; yes, thmugl~him, no maktcr whcthcr they are, K&.

CQLOSSIANS 1:2 G 2 : 2
590
i nw
tionm that is under heaven: Of this good news e*Ro
&I9
I Paul became a minister.
24 I am now rejoicing in my sufferingso for OHeb 2:lo
YOU: and I in my turn am filling up what is @ E ~ h 3 : 1
1:6
lacking of the tribulationsQ"of the ChrisP in my olTh
ocOI 2:17
flesh on behalf of his body,' which is the con- ;$$,9$&,
gregati0n.O Eo I became a minister" of this con- ,g32;i3
gregation in accordance with the stewardshipD
$
;;",;:;
from God which was given me in YOUR interest E P 3~:2
to preach the word of God thoroughly, es the
sacred0 secretAwhich was concealed from 'the :kTp\3405
past systemso of things4 and from the past gen- &
;%
;?
erationsmo
But now i t has been made manifest' :g;&;
to his holy ones, P7 to whom God has been pleased
993
to make known what are the glorious richese of .gi,3;,8
this sacred secret" among the nations.@It is ~ & ~ ; h ~ ; ~ ~
ChristP in union0 with YOU, the hope" of hisa;;:: 9;:4
glorymo He is the one we are publicizing,"
w;hz:g
admonishing every man and teaching every man
in d l wisdom: that we may present every man aCo13:16
completebo in union with Christ. To this end V E ~ h 4 : 1 3
I am indeed working hard, exerting myself in
accordance with the operation* of him and + E m
ephp 4 3 3
which is a t work in me with power.@
For I want YOU to realize how great a struggle" I am having in behalf of YOU and of " P h p l : ~
those at La.o.di.ce'aoand of all those who have OCo14:13
not seen my face* in the flesh, that their hearts **Cma
may be c~mforted,~*
that they may be hamno- :g,",B::,2
niously joined together" in love and with a view nCo13:14
to all the riches of the full assurance of their
understanding: with a view to an accurate n E ~ h 3 : u
3:7
knowledgea of the sacred secret of God, namely,

..

Or, "the," literally. b Or, "mature; perfect?!

COLOSSIANS 2: 3-43
mh8:G
ChristaO Cardully concealed in him are dl
the
zy&bz$as treasuresB of wisdom0+ and of knowledge.
This I a m saying that no man may deludeb
;:,C&Fg
Eph5:6
YOU With persuasive arguments.m For though
I am absent" in the flesh,@all the same I am
;s,"2i314
with
YOU in the spirit? rejoicing and beholding
gi{l;n5;;
1Co 5:3
YOUR good order" and the firmness of YOUR
*lCo 14:40
01Pe 5:9
faitho toward Christ.
6 Therefore, as YOU have accepted Christ Je"Johl7:n sus the Lord, go an walking in unionAwith him,
:B,"t:::g rooted0 and being built up' in him and being
@Jude20 stabilized in the faithwjust as YOU were taught,
overflowingc with thanksgiving.
2:8
8 Look out: perhaps there may be some mano
17,;:2:2Pel:16 that will carry"YOU off as his prey through the
philosophy* and empty* deception according to
*F h 5.6
a * i ~215 the traditiono of men, according to the elemenuGa4:3
taryn things of the world and not according t o
Christ; "ecause it is in him that all the fullU o h 1.16
~ p h i : 2 3 ness* of the divine4 quality' dwells for the
$
!: :%:9 b0dy.d lo And so YOU are possessed of a fuIhess
by means of him, who is the head of all govern*g,PF1:$l
ment and authority,@l1 By relationshipx with
.F&ia
*g;;%;6 him YOU were also circumcised* with a circurnwo13:11
cisionOperformed without hands by the strip*Ro6:6
ping off the body of the flesh,*by the cireumDRo7:E
cision that belongs to the Christ," l Yfor YOU
were buried with him in hise baptism," and by
~m6:4
OHebPJ
1 ~ o 3 5 : a g relationship with him YOU were also raisedv up
4Eph 2:6
coi3:i
together through YOUR faith' in the operationB
+Eph 2%
m ~ 1:19
~ hof God, who raised him up from the dead.
13 Furthermore, though YOU were dead in
secret
a Or, "sacred secret of the God of Christ,"' P4%; or Lr~acred
of God the Father of (the) Christ, HAVg. b Or, "bent.') Overflowing, KAVg; nverfloming in it, B, Or, C'dwellsbodily." * hter-

591

ally, "the."

COLOSSUNS 2 :1 6 2 2
592
YOUR trespassese and in the mcircumctsedOstate
$$
of YOUR flesh, Goda made YOU alive together
with him." He kindly forgave us a11 our tresa,:;
pas=*
and blotted*out the hand~vrlttcndocu:
;
rncntl" against us which consisted of dccreesh o~:pi,'z'~ 4
and which was in opposition t o us,O and I-Te has A,,PIlcl)4:d7.18
taken it out of the way by najling*it t o the tor- ,I'jj:'13.?1sA
ture stakeBcmIB
Stripping the governments' and ~
~
the authoritiesh bare, he exhibited them in open m;;:;Fi;bj;;
public as conquered,' leading them in a tri- y 1 8 : r b l ~ 2 1 s
#1{i! 7 : 10
umphal procession by means of i t 8
2(70 3.7
*Ir:o IT~:[TJ
16 Therefore let no man judgea YOU in eat- ~ i i ot.\:s
ing a d drinking" or in respect of a feast dayP tf:I::3iA7
or of an observance of the new moono or of A L-ll'' li
t 125
sabbath,@ l7 for Ithose things are a shadofl of olrt
'GI1 4:lO
the things to come, but the realit)s9 belongs t o g;!g;$
the C h r i ~ t . ~l 8"Let no man deprive YOU of the 41;;
prize who takes delight in a moclc humilityo and -(.,,I2:21
a form of worshipDof the angels,p "taking his :i1;:j!
stnnd on"8 the things he has seen, puffed up ;\Kl:?;:?!
without proper cause by his fleshly frame of
rnlnd,O l o whereas he is not holding fast t o the OlTl0:5
head,' to the one from whom all the bucly, being 'Epk I:22
supplied and hmoniousIy joined togcthern by f f E ~ h P : 2 1
means of its joints and ligaments, goes on growA E P ~4:16
ing with the growth which God gives."
20 If YOU died3 together with Christ toward PGaklg
the elementary' things of the world, why do -Gu4:3
YOU, as if living in the world,Vfurther subject mJoh l7:IB
~
yourselves to the decrees," '"'Do not handle, * E PEl5
nor taste? nor touch,'" 22 respecting things that Pkf;;?
are all destined to destruction by b e h g used up,

:zi

.E;;

Li terntly "he." b Or, ctcovenant."4 Fiec App~ndixundcr Metthew

a
10 : 38. d dr, "him." Or, "of ~abheths." Et ~ ~ l i g i o nangrrovutm
("nnd a religion of the angels"), VgIL IQuotcd from thc initiation I-iterr of pagan mysteries.
f

COLOSSIANS 2:23--3:ll
in accordance wfth the commands and teachings? of men ?O '* Those very things are, indeed,
zgn
$?&
9
possessed of an appearance of wisdom in a self55
imposed form of worsh l pa and mock humility,"a
~1.n
43
severe treatment of t l ~ body,"
e
but they are of no
ORo13:14 value in combating the satisfying of the f l e ~ h . ~
* ~ p 2h 6
If,however, YOU were raised up' with Christ,
the
~
~3
J ga on
~ seelcing
;
~ thlngs above: where the
"Pe 110:l Christ is seated a t the right hand of God," Keep
* ~ h p S : YOUR
~
minds fixed on the things above,%not on
*Johs:m t h e things upon the earth.' T o r YOU died," and
OR0 6:2
AGa 2:m YOUR lifeA has been hiclden with the Ch&t in
bJ0h x;:21
O l T i 6:12 mion* with W. When the Christ, our life,"
+Job 1k25
is made manifest, then YOU also will k made
ml4:g
maniCesP with him In gIory."
~ 1 C o15:43
=ca5:24
5 Deaden," therefore, YOUR body members
which are upon the earth as respects formicaa T h 4:s
tion, uncleanness, sexualRappetite, hurtful desire, and covetousness, whlch is idolatryP* On
olpe
* E P 4:s
5:a
~
o m 1:18 account of those thingg the wrntlro of God is
Eph 5:6
coming. In those very things You, too, once
ATIEt~3h3a : 3 walked when YOU used to live in themA But
b l ~ 2:
e1
now real;Iy put them nil away from pou,O wrath,
angerF0injuriousnem, abusivea speech,b and ob~~~~:~
+ ~ p h 5 : 4 scenea talk out of YOUR mouth. @Do not be
lying3 to one another.' Strip off the old perm
@ hE 2P:4
~f:
ls
s o n a l i w wjth its practices, l o and clothe youro
U EmP6:6
I4
~ 22
u ~ p h 4 : 2 4 selves with the new"personaIity which throughc
a ~ 1 2 : 4 accurateo lrnowledge is being renewed according to the image* of the one who createdp it,
;
o ~ ~ h 2 : 1 l1
4 where there is neither Greclr nor Jew:
cir~ L U159 cumcislona nor uncircumclsion, foreigner, Scyth'i.an, slave,v freeman," but Christ is all things
g,",1z5?
AEph l:23 i3Rd h alLA
593

.. .

a
wmhip=dv dflehdpnm(cf (sn elhelot?rrP:kla), HBA.
I n slfpmti#ime("in a snpemtikion"), Yg. bOr, "btosphemy."
c

Or, 'Tn."

COLOsSLANs 3:12-22

595

594

12 AccordingIy, as God's chosen0 ones,Dholy !:g:;:

and loved, clothe yourselves with the tender b ~ h2.1
affections' of compasdon,0 kindness, lowlinaP zf:?hl.%~
of mind," mildness,p and l~ngsuffcrjng.~ Confi::
time putting up with one another and forgiving
one another freelye if anyone has a cnuse for @ E P ~ Q : R ~
complaint against another. Even as Jehovahh'c l<Jer31:s4
freely forgave YOW,>O do YOU also, l d ?u_t,bem "$;Y;i5
sides a11 these things, clothe yourseJves-wit5
lGe,W'QTif
is a_perf-&bonaZof
15 Also let the peace of the Christc1control bl~;y;+~
in YOUR hearfS,O for aou were, fn fact, called to *E. lhb.i7i
it in onee b a i i ~~. ~ n show
d yourselves thankful. rikl: ::&
teL%'
the word of the Christx reside In YOU
richly Sn dl t v i s d ~ m Keep
. ~ on teaching and admonishing one another with psalms:' praises
to God,g spiritual songs* with graciousness, z&Mpif!g
dngingg In uow. hearts t o
l 7 And "1('11
]'a :IOA
whatever it is that YOU do in word or in work,'*;&
:
'
d~ everything in t h e name of the Lord Jesus," RIarll1!~:20
* I Z '8:is
~
thanking* God the Father through him.
hm a
18 You wives? be in subjectionc ta Yowl? CF
18c a:l
husbands, as i t is becoming in the Lord, IsYou CLTI3 : ~
husbancls,O keep on Ioving om wive9 and do
not be bitterly angry with them, ="~ov children," be obedient to YOUR parents in every- ~ I T ~ ~ : I X
thing,+ for this is well-pleasing In the Zord. O E PB:I
~
" You fathers, do not be exasperating YOUR *,ph a:l
children,' so that they do not become downhearted, You slaves: be obedient In every.
thing. to those who are y o n masters in a flesh-

,,,,,:,

f;g;;7&

n Or, r,%uumility."b "Jehovah"; to

compare with Eplwaiane 4 : 92;

Qod, M ; the Lord, BADP4sVg, e Litemlly, "n uniting bond OP er.

feetion." d Tile Christ, PLLBXACDVgSyP; Jnl~ovnh, J'18; l o d l
Tuxtua Rmptus and 317mayeln. One, HADJ'gSyp; the, PhaR,
1 T be Christ, PLcBDVg;God, B e : , the Lord, H, Litel.nllg;''llgtnns."
b Jehovah, 5778313*14J5~11;
God, HBhCDYgSyp; tltc Lord, Pda.

COLOSSIANS 3 :2 M :9

Iy sense: not with acts of eyesewice, as menpleasers,' but with sincerity of heart," with fear
OHeb l O Z 4
~ r p 6.6
h
of ;Fehovah.Ak l W ~ t e v e rYou are doing, work
kJos 24:14
at it whole-souledwas to Jehovah,b0 and not to
Pr 22:4
*LU lo:=
men, for YOU know that it is from Jehovahck
, * ,:I
will receive the due reward of the inheritkE:",3:27 YOU
ancemO
You are slaves to the Mnster Christ."
oHebG:12
O ~ C O7:2z
" Certainly the man Ihat Is doing unrfgl~teousAepha:8 ness will receive baclrn what he unrighteously
did, and there Is no partiality,4
0gio;;7
YOUmasters, keep dealing out w h ~ Its right,
e~~sandwhatisfairtoYOURslaves,know~ Ro,,:l,
L 1s:l
U
Eoh 6:fg ing that YOU, too, have a Mastermin heaven.'
Q&z6 24
01~h 1 : 2
2 Be persevering in prayer? remaining
in it wjth thanksgiving,' at the same
~ 1 3 :awake
~
1Th 5:18
*Rn15:30 time praying also f o r us," that God may open a
dooro* of utterance to us, to speak the sacred
osass:9
;Ep"h1f::&secreto about the Chrjst, for which, in fact, I
am in prison bonds," "so that I shall make it
O E P6i20
~
manifest as I ought to speaka0
5 Go on walking in wisdom toward those on
the outside,' buying out the opportune@time for
+E$ipm
@ E P5:
~16 yourselves, 8 Let YOUR utterance he always with
*CoZ3:f6 g r a ~ i o u s n e ~seasoned
~,~'
with salt,Ou so as to
Was 3:12
h e w how YOU ought to give an answer' to
*Mt5:13
h<r 9:m
S : I ~ each one.
n ~ ~ h 6 : z l 7 All my affairs Tychpi.rmsf my bloved
5 9 4 brother and %ithfulD minister and fellow slave
in the Lord, wiIl make known to YOU. For the
very purpose oi YOUR knowing the things having to do with us and that he may comfort YOUR
hearts: I am sencling him to YOU O along with
OPhm
Q . n e ~ ' i ~ r nmy
~ s , ~faithful and beloved brother,
.$gha6;5

2:-

,,, ,,

.Jehovah, ale; the Lord, M3AGDVgByQ;God, P'Vn, 'Jehwlth,

JT.8.E7*'8;
the hrd, P4eKBAVg. a Jel~ovab,J"~~a~r"*X".";
the Lord,
KBATg. Or, "with what ia hvorahle,"

COLOSSLANS 4 :10-18
596
who is from among YOU. All the things here
+AC19:29
they will make known t e YOU.
Ac 20.4
10 Ar.is.tar'chus' my fellow captive sends $ g 7 $
2 ~4:ii
i
YOU his greetings, and so does Marko@
the cousin oOAe
4:36
of Barlna.bas,O (concerning whom YOU received e ~ 12:12
c
commands to welcome him if ever he comes to Ac15:31
YOU,) I1 and Jesus who is called Justus, these
being of those circurncised.a Only these are my
fellow workers for the kingdom of God, and
these very ones have become a strengthening
aid to me. l a Eppa.phras,"who is from among xCol 13
YOU, a slave of Christ Jesus, sends YOU his
greetings, always exerting himself in YOUR behalf in his prayers, that YOU may finally stand
completeou and with firm conviction in aZ1 the
will of God. lS I indeed bear him witness that
he puts himself to great effort in behalf of YOU
and of those at La-o.di.ce'ao and of those at c R e l : l i

THE FIRBT TO THE

THESSALONIANS
*Ac 15:n

zti:#l

Literally, ('of the circumcision."

congregation of the Thes.sa.1o'ni.m~in unionA with God the Father and the Lord Jesus
Christ:
May YOU have undeserved kindness and
blT1 Pa
peace.0
2 We aIways thank God when we make mention concerning all of YOU in our prayer^,^ for
zP;yz6
2 f h l : ~ we bear incessantly in mind aorrR faithful
f,"b,EiO wo~kb*and YOUR loving Iaborc' and YOUR endue to YOUR hopeu in our Lord Jesus
;;g4::3"durance0
Christ before our God and Father. For we
5:al
know, brothers loved by God, his choosingF of
YOU,* "because
the good news we preach did
~lco
2:4
not turn up among YOU with speech alone3 but
OHeb
also with power0 and with holy spirit and strong
*iCo 9:4
conviction," just as YOU know what sort of men
we became to aou for YOUR sakes; a and YOU beof" us and
~
~ came~imitatorsmo
,
~ of the
~ Lard,
~ seeing
~
that YOU accepted the word under much tribulation" with joy of holy spirit,' so that YOU came
t o be an examplem to all the believers in Mac.edopni.aand in A.cha'iaOd
8 The fact is, not only has the word of Jehovahelr sounded forth from aou in Mac.e.do'ni.a
kI[f&?
'2Th1:4
and A . ~ h a ' i abut
, ~ in every place YOUR faith" to*Ro1:8
Ro 1 k 1 8 ward God has spread abroad: so that we do not
need to say anything. For they themselves
OlJo l : P
keep reporting0 about the way we first entered
oh

z#;z$z4

Hi.e.rap'o.lis.
14 Lukee* the beloved physiciann sends POW
his greetings, and so does Dehas.* "'Gvie
my
greetings to the brothers at La-o.di-ce%and to APhm24
Nym'pha and to the congregation a t her h0use.O 4$01f;\,
lB
And when this letter has been read among
YOU, arrange that i t also be read' in the con- + l T h 5 : n
gregationc of the La.o.di.cefans and that YOU, "lT13:5
too, read the one from La.o.di.ce'a. l7 Also tell
Ar.chiprpus: "Keep watching the ministry @Phma
which you accepted in the Lord, that you fulfill it."
1.8 Here is my greeting, Paul's, in my own "i5&\6$l
hand." Continue bearing my prison bonds3 in mTra:g
mind," The undeserved kindness be with YOU.
:h!3

Paul and Sil.va'nusao' and Timothyn to the

I
I

z;7

Or, "Si'las." b Or, r

c x-ork
~ due~ to faith."
~
~8 Or, YOUR hard
effort due to love.'> The R o n ~ n nprovince of southern Greece, with
its capital i t Corinth. Jehovah, J'je,l71l8; the Lord, BVg; God, H.
a

597

1 THESSALONIANS 1:lO-2:9
598
1 THESSALONIANS 2 :1L17
599
in among YOU and how YOU turned to God from
day, so asl not to put an expensive burden upon
5:aX
ex0 113 any one of YOU,' thnt we preached the g d
YOUR idolso* to be slaves to a Iivinp and true* 01Je
OAc 14:FS
21% 3:s
God, l o and to wait for his Son from the heavensjq;~n"ch,
O S T l k i 9 news of God to YOU.
You are witnesses: C;od
whom he raised up from the dead,' namely, Jeis also, how true to loving-kindness and rightsus who delivew us from the wrath which is ozn 4.17
eous and unblamable zve proved to be to YOU
@ l P e:;:I2
~orning.~
believers. " In harmony with that YOU well
Ilc G : 1 7
'1Ce 4:15
know how, as a father' does hls chlldrcn,B we
To be sure, YOU yourselves know, brothern,
a T 1 3:4
UAc 20:31
how our visit" to YOU has not been without "$$I%;
kept exhorting" each one of YOU, and consoling
aGa 516
and bearing witness to YOU, lqto the end that
results," but how, after we had first suffered" :,h$i&
Eph 4:l
Cel 1:10
YOU should go on wnlking%orthily of God who
and been insolently treated' (just as YOU know) OhC
1Pc 1:15
IG:I~
Ol'l'h 4:7
is callingq3YOU t o his klngdornp and glory.
in Phi.ljp$i," we mustered up boldness* by ahc
n r m 10:1~
p2Th 1:5
01'1 h 5 2 4
means of our God to speakP to you the good o . ~ c l T : a
13 Indeed, that is why we also thmk God incesZTIl 1:11
1 Pe 5:rO
news of God with a great deal of struggling.
santly,"because when YOU received God's word'
@I'L
h
1-2
' h c 11:1
For the exhortationa w e give does not arise O1Tl4:ls
which YOU heard from us YOU accepted it, not
Heb 1:D
f rorn error or f mrn wncIeanness' or with deceit, *1Th4 3
OCe 1:11
as the tvord of men," but, just as it trutl~ully
'-but, just as we have been proved by God as 8 ; ~ ;;::;I
is, as the word of God, whichs is also at work in
1 :S
A t-tgJ.~en trusteda withthe goad3 n e l y . ~ ~ s o wrrh
y*(:nq 1:30
$2 YOU believers.. For YOU became imitators,ho
speak, as Pleasing." not men,k_ui,-God,-~vho
IT:3
brothers, of the congregations of God that are
makes proof d our heartq:' "n fact, nl: no time j'g$1;20
02Th 1:l in Jude's in unionDwith Christ Jesus, because
hnvrl we turned up either with flattering speech ,c " 1 2 ~
DAc 17:5
YOU, too, began sufferingn at the hands of YOUR
{jttst as YOU know) or with a false front" lor ' ~ p l ~ : ~ Q
own countrymen the same things as they aIso
QRe a:9
cavetousness," God is witness! " Neither have ngCF;p
are suffering at the hands of the Jews,O lBwho
AAc 2 : s
ORe 6:s
we been seekhg glary from men," no, either y$
@Hcb11:3 killed3 even the Lord JesusAand the prophetsDP
C 2 r'h 1:4
from YOU or fmm others, though we could be
hIL 5:IZ and persecutedo us.' Furthermore, they ase not
m expensive burdennco as a p o s t l e of Christ. ~ P P , ~ ~4Ac
~7 5 2 pleasing God, but me against the interests of
+hZt Z3:M
' To the contrary, we became g'entleb in the *zCo"':g
Ac
dl men, l o as they try to h i n d e F us from speak~ L I11:32
I
midst of YOU, as when a nursing mother cherAc 1350 ing to the nations that these might be saved,
ishes her own children. So, having a tender
with the result that they always fill up the
=G@1316
allection for you,' we were well plensed to im- ' X O a m
has at
h1t 2332 measurewsf their sins. But his-wrath
*Ro 1:18
part to youv,not only the good news of God, but
lengthe
come
upon
them,"
also our own souls,Ce because YOU k a m e be- e ~ o h ~ ~ ~ : l s
17 As for ourselves, brothers, when we were
laved to us.
bereaved of YOU for but a short time,' in person,
I
9 Certainly you bear in mind, brothers, our
not in heart, we endeavored far more than is
labola and toil. It was with working*night and ?
~
~1
$
~
~
a Or, "who." b Or, dPortrayem?' Or, "aar they keep on forbid4
Or, 4'be on our dipie.'l b QenOe, A6yp; hbm, MBCDVg. Or,
ding." d Literally, "the," H BA; but DVg read "Gd'dP.* Or, "to

4x~;:

"lives."

the fd end,"

1 hikally,

'(for n senson of nn hour?

a
usual to see YOUR faces with great desire.' la For *ml
this reason we wanted to come to YOU, yes, I
Paul, both once and a second time, but Satano m Z : 9
cut across our path. Is For what is our hope or
32T1 2:5
joy or crownon of exultation-why, fs it not in DPhp
4:l
Pact YOU?-before our Lord Jesus at his pres- 2 T h l : 4
ence?bmQYOUcertainly are our gloryO md joy, g
k 3ii3
Hence, when we could bear it no longer, we
17:X
saw good to be left alone in Athens," and 4Ac
Ohc f6:1
we sent Timothy,O our brother and God's minis- T
;?:O
;
Eero in the good news*about the Christ, in order ~ l T l 4 : 6
t o make YOU firm and comforta you in behalf of :2;;15,:811
roun faith, a that no one might be swayed by ~e 14%
1:6
these tribulation^.^" For YOU yourselves know 02Th
@ h c 14:Ta
we are appointed: to this very thtng.' In fact, w3;~;$;
too, when we were with YOU, we used to ten r ~ e z : n
you beforehand: that we were destined to suffer ~ 2 2:s~ h
tribulation,' just as it has also happened and 'Aem:23
as YOU know. "at
is why, Indeed, when I
could bear it no longer, I sent to know of voun
faithfulness,~ as perhaps in some way the
temptern might have tempted YOU and our la- Q C ~ ~
bor might have turned out to be in vain.&
am
Ca 4:11
ss
6 But Timothy has just now come to us from 'hp 2r16
YOU+ and given us the good news about YOUR O * ~ l g ~
faithfulness&and love," and that YOU continue
havlng good remembrance of us always, yearning to see us fn the same way, Indeed, ns we also
do you,@ That is why, brothers, we have been W P I *
comforted' over YOU in dl our necessity and - 2 6
tribulation through the faithfulnessn row show," -1:4
because now we liveo if YOU stand firm in the E2:z
Lord.' For what thanksgiving can we render
to God concerning YOU in return for all the joya OPhm

omva:s wlth which we are rejoicing on YOUR account

before our God, l o while night and day we make
mi 1:9
more than extrao~dinarysupplicat~onsbto see
YOUR faces and to make good the things that
OJude
are lacking about YOUR
11 Now may our God and Father himself and
*am2 x 0 our Lord Jesus* direct our way prosperousIy to
YOU.
Moreover, rnay the Mrcl cause YOU to
m
F IT^
l rI:Vs increase,'yes,make YOU abound, in love*toone
Z P 1~: ~ another and to all, even as we also do to YOU,
ulCo1:8
1% 110 l r t a the end that be may make YOUR hearts
olr4.E 14:io firm, unblamable* i
n holiness0 before our God
4:18 aud Father at the presence"' of our Lord Jesus

Or, "faith." "

a

See Appendix

under 1 Corinthi~ne18 : 17,

Jurle 14

ceived t l ~ einstruction from us on how YOU

ought to walk' and please God, just as YOU are
in Iact walking, that YOU would keep on doing
1547
e ~ ~ P e : i sit more fully." a For YOU lcnow the ordersP we
gave YOU through the Lord Jesus.
3 For this is what God wills, the sanctifying
~ ,301,IYIR
of YOU; that YOU abstain from fornication;"
4%
:;:
,F;P,"iP;:\ a that each one of YOU shoulcl know how to get
1U R 'O1&:lo
L : ' possessjon of his otvn vessel' In sanctification%
I
:
and honor, "not in covetous sexualo appetite*
*ICO6:lR
such as also those nations have which do not
Jer 30:25 know God;" a that no one go to the polnt of harmGu4:R
ing and encroach upon the rights of his brother
a l c 7:2
~
in this matter: because Jehovnhn is one who ex4P*$Q:1 acts punishment for all these things,+ just as
ZTh I:&
we told YOU hforehand and also gave YOU a
*AC 2393
thorough \vitness.* For God caIlcd" us, not
c 2 n z:zz
P1,C 11:,14
,:, with allowance for uncleanness, hut in conneci::',b::yt4 tion with sanctifi~ation.~So, then, the man
Jahovah, Jql'JTJs; the Lord, HBAVg. b See 6 : 23, footnoted,
l:lo

1 TEESSALONfANS 4: 9-48
602
that shows disregard" is disregarding, not man, *LU10:1@
but God,' who puts his holy spirit* in YOU.
,;i1y4
9 However, with reference to brotherly

?kz

4%??:M

not need us to be writing YOU, for YOU ""

yourselves are taught by Gad@ to love one an- *Ph",4:g
~:2:!
other;O ln
and, in fact, YOU are doing it to all the
brothers in all of Mac.e.dorni.a.But we exhort
YOU, brothers, to go on doing it in fuller measure, '%and
to make it YOUR aim to live quietly' +-kn
and to mind YOUR own b u s h e d and work with @JRpO$?,j
YOUR hands,' just as we ordered YOU, '90that * E P0~ : ~
YOU may be walking decently" as regards peo- *m 133.3
" 2 ~ 8:21
0
ple outside*and not be needing anythingma
nJas 1:4
13 Moreover, brothers, we do not want YOU
to be ignorant concerning those who are sleep- AAar:m
ing in death,* that YOU may not sorrow just ,it:g::&
as the rest4 also do who have no h0pe.O' For 31'1'115:R
+EDII2:ia
If our faith is that Jesus died and rose again,";!:$&
so, too, those who have fallen asleep in death
through Jesus God will bring with him." For k*;r;+~d;&:$;$a:,I
this is what we teIl YOU by Jehovah'sbk wold," ~:?&f'!:
that rve the living who survive to the presenceo o l r h 5 : a
of the Lordc*shall in no way precede those who * ~ ~ , " ~ ; ~ l
have fallen asleepo in death,l8 because the Lordd 32t'e 3:d
himself will descend from heavenoawith a cornmanding call, with an archangel's voleA and
~ / ; ; ;h~olr.1a.6
:
with God%
and those who are dead3
in union With ChrisP will rise first.' l7 After; : ; P y;,
ward we the living who are surviving will together@with themBbe caught away' in c10uds'~
xi;y~
2 0 meet* the Lorddin the air;"and thus we shall ;*Jnh
12,s
always I>e with the Lord.fAlU Consequently, keep tiiX::bii2
comforting one another with these words.
YOU do

God, KBAVgJla; Jehovah, J". b Jehovah's J7*B*'7#lB;

kbe h d ' a ,
HBAVg. c T h e h d , KATg; Jesns, 13. d ~ h eLord, HBAVg;
Jehovah, JTlsll%
* O r , "at the same time!' fJehovah, J3,

1 WESSALONLANS 5 :1-13
Now a9 for the times and the seasons,
@Hab 10:18
brothers, YOU need. nothing to be writteno to
You. * Far YOU yourselves know quite well that
day0 Is coming exacUy as a thief in
?Ep2:j$Jehovnh's~
nfghtPb
M e n e v e r it is that t h e p are say~c~ +
~
;
P
~
$
V
h
e
I I 2::a
ing, "Peaceo' and security?" then sudden de-.lc.r H: 11
w L m h1 9
struction* is to b@ instantly upon them just as
*na13:13 the pang of distress upon a pregnant woman,#
and they will by no means escape. But YOIT,
brothers," you are not in darkness: so that that
~&:'J?B
overtake YOU as it would thieve^,^"
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i dny
' : : ~sllould
.'
for YOU are ~ l lsong
l
of light and son6 of day.pa
,;El;[j
1
5.8
We
belong
neither
to
nlglqt nor to darkness."
a.Tr,llH - 1 2
6
So,
then,
let
us
not
sleepo on as the rest
, 1t:o 11:nO
do,@
but
let
us
stay
awalce'
and keep our senses.@
'Rlt 2.1:121
sl1-e :A
For
those
who sleep' are accustomed to sleep
~1':1111 5:14
a t night, and those who get drunka are usually
wltP 17 (i
drunlc d njght." But as for us who belong to
'IK%;!
the day, let us keep our senses and have on the
,:,.,
breaslglote' of faith0 and love and as a helmetn
1
~
God assigned
ua.r~n:la the hopeo of s a l v ~ t i o n O; because
nttn o:z2
us, not to wrath,4 but to the acquiring of salvaQ2Tha:IS tionOthrough our Lord Jesus Christ.c lo He died
for us, that, whether we stay awake or are
W o f i : ~ ~asleep, we should live together with him.'
-216
I t Therefore keep comfortinga one another and
bullding3 one another up: just az YOU u in
1 rcb 3:13 fact doing.
12 Mow we request YOU, brothers, to have regard for those ~vhoare working hard among
' ~ ~ $ YOU'
1 ~ and presiding* o v d YOU in the Lord and
admonishing
you, la and to give them more than
,i:;\i%r

GO3

.,

Jchovab'e, J7#8.ln7'4~'9*"; the Lord's, RBAVg. b Overtake YOU

would tbievea, RA; overtake YOU nB a thief, HDVgSyg.
a Christ, btA'lrgSyP; but oniitted by B, d Or, "and directing." Or,
"and takjng tho lead A ~ Q u ~ . "
a~ it

2 THESSALONIANS 1:11-2 :6

603

606

glorified in connection with his holya ones and

to be regarded in that day with wonder in connection with all those who exercised faith, because the witness we gave met with faith among

@lT15:IO

YOU..

.Ps 67:35
LXX
Pg$8

11 To that very end indeed we always pray

YOU, that our God may count you worthy

for

in his own due time. True, the mystery of this

lawlessness@is already at work;@but only till
, ~ $ i ~ : he
: ~ who is right now acting as a restraint gets
to
be out of the way.* $ Then,* indeed, the law,2$$3':;4
*Re 19.15 less one will be revealed, whom the Lord JesusR
Ol'ri 655
2 ~ 1 4 : ~ will annihilate by the spirit of his mouth" and
mi 4:g
O I T I G : ~ ~bring to nothing by the manifestationo" of his
DJas 5:7
presence.dOn But the lawless one's presenceb is
*ZTI, 1:7
0oJoh
1 ~ 11:20
according to the operation0of Satanowith every
powerful work and lying signs and wonders'
24:ll lo and with every unrighteous deceptionB for
@Heh1~11 those who are perishing,@as a retribution beQITi1:s
cause they did not accept the loveoxof the truth
xMt 24319
2:4
that they might be saved.* l1 So that is why God
lets an operation of error go to them that they
may get to believing the lielo*l a in order that
they all may be judged because they did not beURo I:%
lieve the truthDbut took pleasureo in unrightc ~ i2:3
t
Am1:18 eousness."
13 However, we are obligated to thank God
always
YOU, brothersa loved by S e h o ~ a h , ~
:+Eph1:4
&T1$:u becausefor
God selected YOU' from the beginning
for salvation by s a n c t i f w YOU with spirit"
~~~~$~
xlPe I:2
and by YOUR faith in the truth.* l4 To this very
*lTl 4:3
destiny he called YOU through the good news we
'ITh a:1a declare,*for the purpose of acquiring the glory
'IPe 5:10 of our Lord Jesus Christ" l5 So, then, brothers,
'Ic0
stand firmAand maintain YOUR hold on the trawhich YOU were taught, whether it
~ ~ ~ , K , 3ditionsQO
~',
was through a verbal message or through a
letter of ours. Is Moreover, may our Lord Jesus
+1Jo4:10 Christ himself and God our Father, who lovedt
us and gave everlasting0 comforto and good
$
Wft 214

81Co WID

of his calling" and perform completely all he a2Til:9

pleases0 of goodness and the work of faith with mTha:la
power, l2 in order that the name of our Lord
Jesus may be glorified in YOU," and YOU in-AIPel:T
union-ith
him, in accord with the undeserved 4 oh 17:21
kindness' of our God and of t h e Lord Jesus *1col:4
Christ.
However, brothers, respecting the presenceB @aTh,z:s
of oura Lord Jesus ChristB and our being * M t a k 3
2431
gathered together to him," we request of YOU 'Mt
I~ ' &IT
h
not to be quickly shaken from Youn reason nor
to be excited* either through an inspired0 ex- 31,1
pressionb" or through a verbal messageQ or&
:;",':
through a lettee as though from us, to the
effect that the dayo of Jehovahc is here.
ZCP 1 : ~
3 Let no one seducea aou in any manner, be- ?'it &?ig
cause it will not come unless the falling away' &,'&12,
comes first and the mane of lawlessnessd gets F;i;::g
"e
is set ;;;:;;;
reveaIed,OXthe son of
13:30
in opposition and lifts himseIf up* over everyone ~t
#Job 17312
who is called "god"O or an object of reverence, sl~i2:s
so that he sits down in the temple of The God, *'sa14:13
publicly showing himself to he a god." Do you O n e ma
not remember that, while I was yet with YOU,
A I T 3:4
~
I used to tellAYOU these things?
6 And so now YOU know the thingQthat acts 1Com0:1
5:s
as a restraintt with a view to his being revealed +art18:la

#:;t:i:6
;;,"$F

Our, KBDVgSyP; the, B. b Or, "through a spirit." Jehovah,

J1'*le; the Lord, HBAVg. lawlessness, KB; win, ADVgSyp,
a

2 THESSALONLANS 2 :7-16

+z!&&

a The Lord Jesus, RBDVg; the Lord, B. b Or, ''Whose presence";

referring to whom in verse 8. CJehovtth, JlaJ6;the Lord, HBA;
God, VgJa, d See Append= under 1 Corinthians 16 : 17,

2 THESSALONIANS 2 :17-3 :12

609

608

hopemby means of undeserved kindness, l7 corn- @lPe1:3

fort YOUR hearts and make YOU firm in every
IT^ 3:13
good deed and word."
Finally, brothers, carry on prayer for us,# #1"T"h'5"j$
8:25
that the word' of Jehovahak may keep mov- *Ac
Ac 13:68
ing speedily" and being glorified just as it is in tgy:g
fact with YOU, and that we may be delivered ;g;;g
from harmful and wicked men: for faith is not ;I;
a possession of aII ~ e o p I e .BBut
~
the Lord is AIsa 23:J
faithful: and he will make YOU firm and keep ~ ~ $ f $ ~ ~
YOU from the wicked one.' Moreover, we have '23::;
confidence* in the Lord regarding YOU, that YOU +%!
are doing and will go on doing the things we @Ea5:10
order.' W a y the Lord continue directing YOUR *lTh4:11
hearts successfully into the love* of God and #J0h5:42
into the endurance for the Christ.
6 Now we are giving YOU orders, brothers,
in the name d the Lord Jesus Christ, to with- w
m
;
:
;
;
'
draw* from every brother walking disorderlyn ICO 5:ll
and not according to the traditionbn YOU re- z%h1z;i4
I
ceived from us." For YOU yourselves know the Ai$Eil;2,
way you ought to imitate us,O because we did 0;$0,4,;$6
h
not behave disorderly among YOU' nor did we + l ~ 2:lo
eat food from anyone free.@To the contrary, by **C20:=
labor and toiI" night and day we were working xt;;&
so as not t o impose an expensive burden upon
1:9
anyone of YOU." ' Not that we do not have au- IT^ 12:9
thority,* but in order that we might offer our- *gd$jiO
selves as an example0 to YOU to imitateQ us." ghT,4;:;2
lo In fact, also, when we were with YOU,we used
"hp:;31
to give YOU this order:" "If anyone does not A ~ T K C ~ I ~
want t o work, neither let him eat."O l1 For we OGe3:lg
h
hear certain ones are waIking disorderly' among + l ~5:14
YOU, not working at all but meddling with what
4:13
does not concern them.* lP TO such persons we elTi
1Pe 4:1$
a Jehowh, J~ls*1ar14316-rs;
the Lord, NBAVg. b Or, "instrnckion.N

AlTh 5 3 4

Tit 3:lU

2 THESS. 3:13-4 TIM.1:4

give the order and exhortation in the Lord Jesus Christ that by working with quietness they
should eat food they themselves earn."
13 For YOUR part, brothers, do not give up in
doing right.# l4 But if anyone is not obedient to
our word through this letter, keep this one
marked,' stop associatingO with him: that he
yet do not be conmay become ashamed. '"nd
sidering him as an enemy,@but continue admonishin$ him as a brother.
16 Now may the Lord of peace himself give
YOU peace constantly in every way.O The Lord
be with all of YOU.
17 Here is my greeting, Paul's, in my own
hand,' which is a sign in every letter; this is the
way I write,
18 The undeserved kindnesk of our Lord Jesus Christ be with all of YOU.
THE FIRST TO

TIMOTHY
*Ro1:l

0Ga 1:1
A T i t 1:3

Jude 25

O T I 1:a
~
W e b 13:Z
bC?ll:27
O T l t 3:5

+Ac 16:l

Php 2:19
e1Co 4:11
~ 2 J o3
W T I a:12
*At 203
Php 224
*Ga 1:6
nlT1 1:7
Tit 1:14
A l T i 6:20
2Ti 2 2 4

Paul, an apostle* of Christ Jesus under command d Godn our Savior" and of Christ
Jesus, our hope:0 a to Timothy,o+ a genuine
childe in the faith:
May there be undeserved kindness, mercy:
peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus
our Lord."
3 Just as I encouraged you to stay in Eph'esusDwhen I was about to go my way into Mace.do'ni.a,# so I do now, that you might command
certain ones not to teach afferent doctrine,"
nor to pay attention to false storiesn and to
genealogies which end up in nothing," but which

1 TIMOTHY 1:5-16
610
furnish questions for research rather thnn a
dispensing of anything by God in connection

4"041

4(z2z3

wilh faith. " R e a y the objective of this man(late is loveoPout of a clean heart' and out of a ~ ~ ~ \ h ~ . ~ 4 1 0
good consciencez and out of faith without hypoc- 3i'1'l 1 19
risyVmBy deviating from these things certain qfi,;$p$t3
ones hnve been turned aside' into idle tall<,";:y,;!,~;:;
wanting to be teachers of law,' but not under.
3:l1j
standing either the things they are saying or
the things about which they are rnalcing strong
;~ssertions,
8 Now w e know that the Lawu k right pro- ?:At+?;\
v1dd one handles it lawfullyh jn the knowledge Amrb~O:l
of this fact, that law is prom~~lgrrted,
not for ,CnS:ln
a righteous" man, but for persons latvlesso and&;I;;:
unruly,' ungodl9 and sinners,= lacking loving-b;;;;
kindness, and profane, murderers of lathers arlcl
murderers of mothers, manslayers, fornica3Kah2:2s
XZ:IB
t o r ~ , men
~ ' ~ who lie with males, lridnapers of mno
men, liars, false swearers, and whatever other
1
thing is in oppositionxto the healthful teachingn ;T+,,ai2f5
I accordingto- the -g1.0r_io-u9~
good n e w s of 1he 'N 1:(I
hgF-@dLwith
which I was-entrusted. " .
12 I am-grateful to ChrjsLJgsys-our-Lord, 'I'" 2:''
who dekgated powe_r_to_me,.because he conside'F<iiG tr.~stwor2hy_by
assigning me to a min- o;dS
,;l
Istry,",lJal~1o_ugh-foc-erly1
was a blaspherneP at'rl
AAC
,?ud a persecutor"-and an insolente mnn. N p e r - 4 X C R:O
1-15
1
thc&ss,__Iwas shown-mercy,' because I wns +10~7:25
ignorantc' ancl acted-with-a lacke of faith. l 9 u t *llnb :#:Iz
/
the ~mdGservedkindness of our Lcrd alsoundecl
exceedingly' along with faith and lb ~e that is jn
i;:;
connection with Christ Jesus.# lo
Trustworthy *S.I'I 1:13
and deserving of full acceptance is the saying" 'r734:9
that Christ Jesus came into the world to save
sinners.O Of these I am f~rernost,~
lo Nevert het1"30y;:9
d 8 ~ ~ o

*z$,2;?25

"FA

1 TIMOTHY 1:17-2 :7
less, the reason why I was shown mercy-as
that by means of me as the foremost case Christ

611

Jesus might demonstrate all his longsufferin&

for a sample of those who arc going to rest
&"p",h123F
faith' on him for everl~stinglife.
gz:5'25 their
17 NOW
to the King' of eternity,@ Incomptible,OVnvisible,n
the only God," he honor and
2#Job
~ ~1:lg
1&~D
glory
for
ever
and
ever. Amen,
C0ll:lS
*De 6:4
18
This
mandate
1 commit t o you: chiId,
Ro 1 F : n
o ~ r 6:13
i
Timothy, in accord with the predictions" which
AAC 163
led directly on l o you, that by these you may
bZTi2:3
go on waging the right wal-fareto holding faith
QITI 3:9
and a good c~nscience,~
which some have thrust
aside and havc experienced shipwreck concerning their faith: "' H y.me.n~e'u9and Alexan*2nG:14 der' h b n g to these, and I have handed them
over to Satan3* that they may be taught by discipline' not to blaspheme,"'
6:;;:?
!;
'Ac13:45
I therefore exhort first of a11 that suppllcaDROIZ:I~
tlons, prayers,O intercessions, offerings of
aG~3:28
~ A C A : ~ Gthanks,
-~I
be made concerninac all kinds of men,"
Ac 26:27
ad1 tl~osewho are in
la:?. concerningc Icings-d
high
station;
in
order
tlmt
we may go on lead,12$i4
ing
acalm
and
quiet
Iiic
with
Pull godlpdevo;-p.a5:15 tion" and seriousness. " T h i s is rjght
and accept' 2 7 1 2:25
U D ~ G : ~ ablec9in the sight of our Savior, God,' 'whose
Ro 3 3 0
will is #at all kinds of menn should be saved"
OLTI d:i6
of truthVo'
2;;; ; and come to an accur~te@knowIedge
For there is one God,oJ and one lnediatoP beAGa 320
oIIeb6:l
tween God and men," a man Christ0 J m , O
ORo 5 1 5
@Heb9:15 who gave hlmself a corresponding ransome+
for allc-this is what is to be witnessedo t o at
?;;it&%
w i t 1:3
its own particular times,' ' For the purpose of
49

a Or, "in behalf

Or* "the eternal King." b Or, "speak nl~umvely.'~
of." a Wit11 full godly devotion, NBAVg; will1 full Pear of Jehovah, J'J~.
* Or, "all liiude d pcople."

this witness"I was appointed a preach@ and an %+%1%

apostle-1 am telling the truth,# I am n o t lying0 ;$,1:,z
-a teacher of nations' in the matter of faith *Gal:16
and truth.
8 Therefore I desire that in every place the
mena carry on prayer, lifting up handsn of ;E:3,:z
loving-kindness, apart from wrath and debates." w h p a:i4
@LikewiseI desire the women to adorn themselves in well-arranged dress, with modesty and
soundness of mind, not with styles of hair
braiding and goldo or pearls or very expensive 3 2 ~ i2 2 0
garb,O lo but in the way which befits women w e 3:3
professing to reverence God,&+namely, through w e 3:4
~ A 21:8
C
good work^.^
qT15:13
11 Let a woman Iearno in silenceb with FuII
h 5:24
submissiveness." l a I do not permit a woman to *E
r i 8o 1494
teach? or to exercise authority over a man,* :F,";::;l
but to be in ~ i l e n c e .l a~For Adama was formed QJude1 4
2:B
first, then Eve.O l4 Also Adam was not deceived,
but the woman was thoroughly deceivedAand G e 3 : 1 3
came to be in transgressi~n.~~
l6 However, she
$ : 3b e f : ; i
wiI1 be kept safec through childbearing,' pro- + i ~5:14
vided they continue in faith and love and sanctiQHeb 2:11
fication@dong with soundness of mind.@
3lTl 2:9
- a ~ ai:11
That statement is trustworthy."
If any man is reaching out for an office of
ovexseer,Ou he is desirous of a right kind of ;I;t&L
P
work. m e overseer should therefore be irrepre- P ~ 1:l
hensible, a husband' of one wife: moderate in ;$;:2;:
habits, sound in mind, orderly, a lover of
strangers,doqualified to teach,* not a drunken :$+; !;&
brawler, not a smiter," but reasonable, not bel- "Itl:?
ligerent, not a lover of money," ' a man presid- *lPe 5:s

Professing to reverence God, xBA ; professing fear of Jehovah,

Or, "quietness." c Or, "be saved." d Or, "orderly, hospitable?'

J718, b

ing over his own household in a right manner,b

having childrenQ in subjection with all serious+Egh 6:4
ness;' "if indeed any man does not know how
l l S a 2:12 to preside over his own household,@
how will he
OlTi 3:B
take care of God's congregation?) O a not a newly
xAc 8:13
converted man," for fear that he might get
ftAc 8:19
'Eze B:17 puffed up with prideu and fall into the judgAc 8 2 2
@IT15 : a ment@passed upon the Devil.* Moreover, he
W e b 3 5 should also have a favorable testimonp from
O A C 2231%
aco s:21 people on the outside," in order that he might
IT11 4:Ia
m1 LC41 1(kX not fall into reproacha and a snare0 of the Devil,
OlTl ti:9
al-ri 3:12
8 Ministerial servantsm should lilrewise be
APhg 1:l
serious, not double-tongued, not giving themolT1 5:23 selves to a lot of wine: not greedy of dishonest
OAc 6:3
Wit 1:7
gain:o
holding the sacred0 secret+of the faith
OlTi 3:16
01Ti 4:2
with
a
clean
conscien~e.~
+Eph3:3
E h 3:6
10
Also
let
these be testes as to fitness first,
m l & 1:19
QCo 8:22
then let them serve as ministers, as they are
O T i t 1:6
free from a c ~ u s a t i o n . ~
11 Women should likewise be serious, not
02TI 2:a
slanderous, moderate in habits, faithfula in all
mit 2 3
things,*
O&It 225.3
1 2 Let ministerial servantso be husbands of
*IT13:2
one
wife,' presiding in a right manner over chllTit 1:6
DlTi 3:4
dren and their own household^.^ l a For the men
who minister in a right manner are acquiring
A T i t 1%
for themselves a right standingAand great freeoPhm 8
nessa of speecha in the faith in connection with
Christ Jesus.
14 I am writing you these things, though I
bPhm 22
am hoping to come to you ~ h o r t l y , ~but in case
I am deIayed, that you may h o w how you
+E h 2%
&b 316 ought to conduct yourself in God's household,'
OHCb a:ia which is the congregation0 of the living God, a
lrJotl24:S

01so 2:1

Or, "great boldness."

1 TIMOTHY 3 : 1 6 4 : 8

614

ze

prayer over it.

6 By giving these advices to the brothers you
will be a right kind of ministero of Christ Jesus, w e b 1:14
one nourished with the words of the faith and
of the right teaching which you have followed
cbsely." But turn down the false storiesn which 'i;! g:!;
violate what is holy and which old women tell. 0,1,6E
On the other hand, be training yourself with
1:7
godly devotiond as your aim.' For bodiIy train- aZPe
O E la:I
~ ~
Eph 6:7
ing is beneficial for a little, but godlyo devo- 1Ti 6:s
tionev is beneficial for a11 things,' as it holds%: :A:+
Sacred secret o f this godly devotion, KBAVg; secret of fear of
Jehovah, J 7 1 8 . b Or, "the spirit." * Or, "misleading spirits." * With
godly devotion, KBAIrg; d t h fear of Jehovah, J7!s.%Godlydevotion, KBAVg; fear of Jehovah, J7#a.
a

promiseo of the life* now and that which is to

come. O T r ~ ~ t ~ ~
and
r tdeserving
hy
of full ac"1.n 1 : ~ ceptance is that statement." loFor to this end
*lCo4:la WE are worlcing hard and exerting ourselves,#
+1Fe1:3 because we have rested our hope* on a living
God, who is a Saviofu of all kinds of men,"
:
3:28
especially
of faithful ones.
PPs 31:23
I1 Keep on giving these commands and teach*lTiB:a
ing them.' " Let no man ever look down on
your
On the contrary, become an ex@ $ ~ ~ J ~ ; youth.@
~l
oLI3es:J
ample"" to the faithful ones in speaking, in con'1'11p 3:17
OHeb 13:7 duct:
in love, in faith, in chasteness.' l a While
*Ga 5322
+Ac13:15 I am coming, continue applying yourself to
~
i reading,
~
to exhortation,' to teaching."
$ ; ~public*
~T11:6 l4 Do not be neglecting the giftonin you which
~ A 185
c
ICa14:l was given you through a predictionAand when
AIT11:18
the body of older men laid their hands upon
PAC13:s
l3 Ponder over these things, be absorbed
+Php 1:s in them, that your advancement' may be manifest to alI persons, l6 Pay constant attention to
@ * ~ 2 0 3 8 yourself@and to your teaching. Stay by these
OHebEa5
things, for by doing this you will save0 both
**Le19:3=; yourself and those who listen to you."
DO not severely criticize an older man.* To
Tlt 2:2
o~~eb12:7
the contrary, entreat him as a father:
younger men as brothers:
older women* as
:F;b2$fi
@2Ti1:5
mothers:
younger
women
as
sisters0 with all
OJas 2 3 5
chasteness.
3 Honor widowsDthat are actually widows."
;
'But if any widow has children o r grandchildren, let these learn first to practice godly ded1T14:B
votionaa in their own household and to keep
mph6:I
paying a due compensation to their parentso
and grandparents, for this is acceptable in God's
sight. NOWthe woman who is actually a widlow

EiY;:,

pilIar and support of the truth, l8 Indeed, the

;;:;
sacreda secrete of this godly0 devotion" is ad- JxJah1:14
I T ~d:8
rnittedly great : 'He was made manifest in flesh," r0h 18:37
was declaredu righteous in spirit,# appeared to :Th",%&
angels,* was preachedC about among nations? :'2,T,',4,:2,
was believedo upon in the world," was received
;;;;$if
up in glory.woP
32Ti ado
nCol1:23
However, the inspired0 utteranceb* says def- CC IO J~ ~.II::]~
initely that in later periods of time some will +Ft$$,,
fall awaye from the faith,o paying attentior? to 2~;~$;2
misleading inspired utterancesc and teachings * 2 ~ h2:3
a s 2:19
of demons? Z b y the hypocrisyw of men who W
W n s 3.17
speak lies, marked in their conscienc8 as with i
~
a branding iron,# a forbidding to marry,* corn- t?,Pb?2:,
manding to abstain from foodsn which God =Ro18:3
421
createdm to be partaken of with thanlrsgiving WAGee 9:3
by those who have faith0 and accurately know mo14:17
the truth.+ The reason for this is that every +2Ti3:7
creation3 of God is rightmand nothing is to be OHeb
@Ge1:31
4:13
rejectedqf it is received with thanksgiving: $
;1
,;?&
"or it is sanctified through God's word and

Godly devotion, HBA; wisdom and fear of Jehovab, dB.

Im O T H Y 5:&16
616
a d left destitute has put her hope In God* and !%
' \:#
persists in supplications and prayers night and
aLu 2:n
day.* @Butthe one that goes in for sensual I." IR:I
grafffication' is dead0 though she is Iivlng. So AP,'2&4
keep on giving these commands,* that they may "lT1-i:ll
be irreprehensibIe. Certainly If anyone docs
not provide for those who are his own,' and * M t ~ ~ : 8
especially for those who are members of his
housel~old,~
he has disownedAthe faitho and is
O J L I ~3C
worse than a person without faith."
9 Let a widow be put on the list who has become not less than sixty years old,' a wjie of * L u m
one husband,@la having a witness borne to her *lTt39
for right works,' if she reared children," If she 'ITI
nlTl ?:la
2:15
entertained strangers,"if she washed the feet 'ijF,b$za
of holy" ones: if she relieved those in tribuIa- :T:;r17,:,,
tion," if she diligently followed0 every good ;;.;I
work,
11 On the other hand, turn down younger
widows, for when their sexual impulses have
come between them and t h e Christ,O they wmt OlCo ?:9
to marry, l2 having a judgmenta because they mlTla:=
have disregarded their first expression af faith.+ 'm2:4
"A't
the same time they also learno to be un- m 1 3 : T
occupied, gadding about -Eo the houses, yes, not
only unoccupiedcF,
but also gossipers and meddlers in other people's affairs? talking of things
they ought not. l4 Therefore I desire the younger widows to marry," to bear children," to man-%
;; ;$
age a household, to give no inducemento to the "Ra 7:8
opposerm to revile.* l5 Already, in fact, some $:; gil?
have been turned aside to follow Satan.O
oit02:13
any believing woman has wido.rvs,b let her relieve them,' and let the congregation not be un- m s 5E11

z,s:?;

* A p e m n without faith, K A V ~ S ~ P J a" ;permn who has disowned

Jehovnh, J18, b "Widom? that ia, bereaved rdativtw.

der the burden. Then it can relieve those who

are actual1y widows."
12 Let the older3 men who preside0 h a right
PRO l2:8
1 ~ e - 5 : ~way be reclroned worthy of doubIe honor,&+
es*Ac =:I0
those wile work hard Ln speabg and
m~ih
5:12 @dly
H e b 13:T
oar, 3:15 t e a ~ h i n g .A~For the Scriptureo says : "You must
; ; not muzzle an ox when it trends out the grain";"
also, "The worlrmano Is worthy of his wages."#
:2;:4,,
~~10:10
ID DO not admit an accusation against an older
man, except only on the evidence of two or
OlTl &I2
before all onlookmucie:ls three witnesses,u* P"eprove
hJt 18:lG
orlt 3:11 ers persons who pracuce sin," that the rest also
",D,e,lzP may have fear,o I earnestly beg you before
God and Christ JesusA and the choseno angels0
2
;
8=-r1 4 3
to keep these things without prejudgment, doPJas3:17
ing nothing accorcling to a biased 1eaning.O
o~hm19
22 Never lay your hands0 hastily upon my
+Ac 6:E
wzao 11
man;'
neither be A sharer in the sins of others;"
Re 18;4
preserve yourseV pure,"
a 1 3 0 3:3
23 Do not d f n k water any longer, but use
aTita:3
a little wineuVor the sake of your stomach and
*IT1 3.8
*P~P
2:26
your frequent cases of sickness.'
24 The sins of some men are publicly maniWa*1Q
leading immediately l o judmentp but as
QIIcb6:2
for other men their sins also bccome manifest
AHeb 4 3 3 later." ?* In the same way also the rTght works
om 311 are publicly man if estQand t f lose that are other*Mt6:4
wise' cannot be kept hId.
K4TI 2 2 4
Let as many as are slavesmunder a yoke
o2~12:21
keep on conaklerln~their owncrsa worthy
@ E ~ h 6 : 5 of full honor," that tlie name of God and the
Col3:22
* ~ o 2 : 2 4 teaching may never be spolcen of injuriously."
Moreover, let those having believing owners
eCol4:l
not look down on them,' because they are broth* P ~ 1 8 ers.* On the contrary, let them the more readily

"w!=a s :iS,
5:l4

Or, "a double reward"

1W

M 6:&11

618
be slaves, because those receiving the beneflt of
their good servicea are believers and beloved.
Keep on teaching these thingsm and giving ~ ~ 4 : n
these exhortations. a If any man teaches other
doctrine4 and does not assent to healthful4 $,lc,,
words, those of our Lard Jesus Christ, nor to
3:f6
the teachine that accords with godly devoTI^ 1:1
t i ~ n , ~he
' is puffed up with pridepanot under- @IT1
3:s
standing anything," but being mentally" dis- $:F
;
?
;
q
eased over questionings and debates about w t 3.11
words.' Fmm these things spring envy,O strife, 'Tfl
abusive4 speeches, wicked suspjcions, "dent
w n n:il
AI(:O
10:3U
disputes about triflesc on the part of men cor,:,
rupted in mindao and despoiled of the truth,'
thinking that godlyVevotion is a means of
gain." O To be sure, it is a means of great ;,;I&?
gain," this godly devotiond* along with self- :;$ICY;;;
en, 1 2 : ~
s u f f i ~ i e n c y . ~ ~ Fwe
o o have brought nothing *;;jik'j:fl
into the world, and neither can we carry anything outmn SO, having sustenmce and cover- ' ~ ~ ~ & #
ing, we shall be content with these things.&
9 However, those who are determined to be b
~
~
1:17
rich0fall into temptation4and a snareQand many 01'1'1
3'1'1'1 9:28
senseless and hurtful desires3.which plunge men :;$ft,;;
into destructionDand ruin.'
For the Ioveoe of ~ ; I , ? ~ $ , O ' ~ ~
money is a moE"of all sorts of injurious thhgs,f mj';
~ 1 "
and by reaching out for this love some have been
led astray from the faith and have stabhed
TI 139
themselves all over with many painsi
11 On the other hand, you, 0 man of God,
flee from these things.* But pursue righteous- 'mizB

;Md

,,

:a;!

Ac;zy~:5

a B ~ u s ihose
e
partaking of the good of Jehovah an enrth, JP.
With godly de~otion,KABVgi with fear of Jehovah, Jyn@.
a Or,
"rnzttual irrihfions." This godly devotion, RBAVg; fear of Sehnvah,
OrJ "with wntentment." Or,%of all the injuriow thing^.)'
J1lB.

1 T I M O W 6:12-20
pegs, godly devotionfa faith, love, endurance,"
rnlldness3 of temper.= ICantend for victorybP

619

ZTt
$;!
IUI~~IR:~
'-1 :A 5:22

in the right contest of the faith,= get a firm

holcl on the everlasting life5 for which you were
PIlrh10:28 called and you declared the fight confessionQ
*I let) 13:27
or ~et,12:1 pnlrlicly' kfoltemany witnesses.'
13 In the sight of God who preserves all
oIqnb 4:fl things ;sliveco and of Christ Jesus,who as a wit18:36 ness made the right public declaratione in the
Jnfa I!):! 1
.nrt z;:r I
nurllencc of Ponlius Pilate," I give y ~ orders"
u
n ! 131 ,I:;!
l
l
i
n
l
yot~
01scrve
thc
commandment
in
a spot* : I ~ I L2:8
.
less
and
irreprehensible
way
until
the
rnanifes2'1'1 1 18
tatlon" of our Lord Jesus Christ. This maniI
I
festation the happyo and only Potentate' will
l
un7:la
show in I t s d own appointed times: he the
A J 3 C Y :-I
a Il t1'o
D'
1 .I:H
l n : ~ ECingmo of those who rule as klngs and Lordo+
bite i7:14 of those who rule as lords, 14' the one alone hav'1 tv 11.18
~ dwells in unapproachRICO i k 5 3 ing i m m ~ r t a l i t y ,who
J"Il\!l 1 :I7
whom not one of men has seen or
Iblu, 15:5d able Ilgl~t,~*
can see,* To lzim be honor and might everlastl
1
It@
ingaaAmen.
W l ' l t 1:3
oI1nh 11:20
17 Give orders to those who are rich0 in the
*hlL
~ 25:97 ~
~
~
present
system
of2 tMngs not t o be arrogant, and
t
o
rest
their
hope,
not on uncertain riches,= but
DM
, h:r,:
on God, who furnishes us a11 things richIy for
bwt6:a
our enjoyment;" l R to work at goad, to he rich
4Tlt 3 8
.no rz:ls in riglit works,b to be liberal, ready to share,'
2ca n:t4
lD. sdely treasuring upmfor themselves a right
pbrt li:?n
mdrr 2 : ~foundation0 for the future, in order that they
"LU l R 9
may gct ~1 Arm hold on the real life.'
20 0 Timothy, guard what k laid up in trust
with you, turning away from the empty spmhes that viol~ltewhat is holy and from the con' ~it
' 1 1 : ~ traclictions of the falsely called "knowledge".'

I
:=I(:n n R
c.2 [,I 1 10

Cioilly devotion, BAVgSyP ; fcnr of Jebovoh,

yourself!'
Or, "who bring.8 nll things to life."

J7q8.

Or, 'CExert

Or, "his."'

621

For making a show of such howlecFge somg

*illI:IS
h a w deviated from the faith.*
May the undeserved kindness be with you
people.
THE SECOND

TO

TIMOTHY

+.

Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus through Izcol:l

God's wiu' according to the promise0 of the srlt 1 : ~
lifen that is in union" with Christ Jesus, ' to :j:yky$g,
OICO 4:17
Timothy, a beloved child:
May there be undeserved Mtldness, mercy,
peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus
.i rt 1st
our Lord,'
250 3
3 I am grateful to God, to whom X am ren- ,
,
,,:,
derlng sacred servicee as my forefathersRdid ,:,";;;;
and with a clean conscience,@"that I never leave;+;;t;;;
off remembering you in my supplications,' U l r h~ : 2
4:fl
night and day longing to see you,' as I remember your tears, that I may get filled with joy.
For I recollectd the faith which is in you wlth- ;f;,l$j
out any hypo~rfsy,~
and which dwelt first in ,;:;.1,:fr1,
your grandmother W i s and your motheP Eu'- 31
I r b 7:3
l?kG
nice, but whjch I am confident is also in you, DAc
;<:o I 8.1
' A I . 1J.3
6 For this very cause I remind you to stjr 11.101 14
up like a fire' t h e g i f P of God which is jn you ?%?:
through the laying of my hands upon you." For
::jiB.
God gave us not a spirit0 of c o ~ a r d i c ebut
, ~ that ,f;,'jt,
of power* and of love and of soundneas of mindat; ~ p / , q ; ~
1 : ~
Therefore do not become ashamedDof t U t ="1{11
1'1'1 2:(J
gcss about our Lmd,Ane-sand
c ~ 2 t7 : ~
cll'lryr 1:7
tQr.his ~ake,~"ut t a k ~your p-art ,in puffering' *Col
1:z.I
23
evil for-the gapd" news according to the poiver
- - 7'1'1
I a 1:la

wcG

Or, "me his

2 TIMOTHY 1:-18
q e saved us and called us with a hdy
not by reason of our works,"but
by

of his own pu-e

and undeserved
b d n e s s , This was given us in connection with
w e 1:m Christ Jesus before times long- lasting," I0 but .
nprv it has been made clearly evident through
the manifestationo" of our Savior,A Christ Jesus, .
OZ
o rri~ 2,13
4t 3
who
has abolished death0* but has shed light
?:;$?.rit3:7
&;
upon l i f e p and incorruptionmthrough the good
&PC 1:4
e PP ~ : z o news,+ l t for which I was appointed a preacher
and apostle and teacher.'
+A<.
I ~ 9:t5
: ~:!:-~I I ~
12 For this very cause I am also suffering@
lP'4.19
these
things, but I a m not ashamed.'ForI know
-2Co 4:2
the one whom I have lxlieved, and I am conm6:20
fident he is able to guard' what I have laid up
*m4:8
in trust with him until that d ~ y . ' '"eep holding the pattern of healthful words whjch you
~ I T 8I:3
n
t 1:9
heard from me with the faith and love that are
~ a 314
~ r in connection with Christ Jesus." " This beautiful trust guard throl~ghthe holy splrlt which
O R O 3:u
is dwelling in usnb
35 You know this, that all the men ina the
province
of Asiao' have turned away from me."
F
Et;\,
m2n4:10 Phy-geI'usandHer.mogre.nesamofthatnumkr.
'B May the Lord" grant mercy to the household
=mi4:19 of 0n.e.siph'o.rus; because he often brought me
UPhm 7
refreshment,' and h e did not become ashamedB
mt 2:8
of my chains.' f l On the contrary, when 11e hap0nohli:ils pened to be In Rome:
he diligently hunted for
n ~ c 2 8 : 3 0 me and found me.' l6 May the Lordc grant him
t o find mercy from Jehovah411c
in that day." And
1mx
PS190:1
345 3
~ e r 4 2 : 9 ' 1 2a11 the services he rendered in Eph'e.sus you
AlTh 1:lb
~ e 6:
bio know well enoughaB
a

" The h r d , HAVg;

J ehovnh,
The lard,
Jellorah,
the Lord, HAVg.
Or, "how better than I do." ' Or,"times eternal?'
Or, "of."

KAVg; Jehorah,

J 1 * n ~ ~ s ~ t *8m ~ a .

51344.

J7~u-'.1~1*11a*lA;

2 TLtMOTHY 2 :1-14

622

2 TEMOTITY 2:1E"24

623

fight aborrt words,' a thing of no usefrrIness a t

all becat~seit overturns Illow listening. D o
mft 317
your utmost to present yourself approvedo to
C;OdP a workman with nothing to lbe ashamed
31502:21 oflUhandling t h e word of Ihr t r u t l ~arighte
~
--rjt2:s
But shun empty speeches that violate what is
c1Ti4:7
holy;o f o they
~
will ndv~nceto more and more
1~1~:m
ungodliness, and their word will spread like
*IT11:20
gangrene, Hy.me.naefus+ mcl Phi-le'tus are of
that number. "'These
very men have deviated
from
the
truth:
saying
that the reaurrectionO
:H$P&a
-1caw:U has already occurr~cl,'and they are subverting
trlTi*a
the faith of some." 'Vaor all that, the solid
foundationo
of Gad&stays standing: having this
:Eb&:;,"
XC%I
seal," "Jehovahb knows those who belong to
?E$gT3him,"a and, "Let everyone mentfoning" the
nameo of Jehovahc renounce unrighteousness.""
zg:e,,2~:,
20 Now in a large Ilouse there are vessels not
9:4 only of golda and silver but also of wood and
earthenware, and same for an honorable pur"9:21
pose but others for n purpose laclzing honor.4
21 If,therefore, anyone keeps clear of the latter
ones$ he will be a vessel for an honorable purpose, sanctified, useful to his owner: prepared
Cg:$,9,
it 3 2
for every g o d work.' " So, flee from the de-i4":3s6i : ~siresQincidental to youth," but pursue right~
OHeb7:a
eousness, faith, Iove, peace: along with tllose
eHeb 5:4
*Ga 5:22
who call9 upon the LordF out of a clean heart."
IT1 1:s
23 Further, turn do\~nfoolish0 and specula4LTi 1:4
oTit3:g
IT!4:7
tive
questionings," lmewing they produce fights.
Tlt 3:9
@ P I ,16 8 4 Eut a fiIavemaf the Lordf docs not need to
fight,' but needs t o be tnctfu3c toward a,"

"

Gr$th"i77

God, ABgSyPJ1711e;thc Lord, H. b Jrlravnh, . ~ 7 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * ~the

* *
Lord, K&lrgSyP. 8 Jehurtlh, Jq*'711R;
thc Lord, KAVg.
"of
these." e The Lord, KAVg; Jrhovnh,
Thc Lord, HAVg; Jehottab, J1S*16.
g Or, "gentlu."'
a

&

J7bR.

" Ood, KC; the

Lord, ADVg ; Jehovah,

J71B*1'*'4n".

2 TIMOTHY 2125-3:IO
624
qualified to teach," keeping himself restrained "1T'"g
under evilnb2%structing with mildness0 those ~
~
not favorabIy disposed,* as perhaps God may '1Pa3:l5
give them repentancemleading to an accurate @ A e n : 1 g
howledge of truth,*ZB and they may come back 'IT! z:d
to their proper senses out from the mareoof
the Devil: seeing that they have been caught oI,reba:l-i
*LU S:IO
alive" by him for the will of that one.
But know this,that in the last days@critical
$7
1 2.i:3
times hard to deal with will be here.' " For 2110
2.18
men will be lover@ of themselves, lovers .of --:
> I 11 1 : ~
W
3.1nUS
a 2.7
4 : ~
money, self-assuming,h a ~ g h t yblasphemers,"
,~
disobedient? to parents, without gratitude, tvith af lt 1:1&
O
no loving-kindness," " having no natural affec- ~ R l:30
tion, not open to any agreement: ~landerers,~
~ ~ ~
without self-control/ fierce, without love of o ~ i it: a
goodness,"' betrayers, headstrong, puffed up ?i:P,"i::l
with self-esteem, lovers of p1easures"rnther
= 1 7 ~ 1 1 12:m
,I: 19
than lovers of God," " having a form of godly0 &i;,l~::~
devotionu but proving false to Its power;* and R M L7:18
l'l'l 0:s
from these turn away.O For from these arlse *.rlc
J:le
'""'"
":'
those men who slyly work their way into householdsA and lead as their captives weak women ATLtl:lt
leaded down with sins, led by various desires,
always learning3 and yet never able to come mlt3:14
W e b 10:zB
to an accurate0 knowledge of truthq
O'Ht 1:1
8 Now in the way that Jan'nes and Jam'bres* *Ex7:11
misted Moses? so these abo go on ~ststingctleb1l:M
the truth," men compIeteIy corrupted in mind,':;7 f3$
G:5
disapproved as regards the faith." " Neverthe- VIT!
l ' h 3:a
Jess, they will make no further progress, for
their madness will be very plain to all, even as
the madness of those two men became.' la But 'E;;ij;d
you have closely followed my tead~ing,my
course of Me,m y purpose: my faith, my long- OAC 11:n
- -

z;

..

Or,"speakhg abusively."

2 TIMQTI-TY 3:ll--4:s
mlta:a sufferfng, my love, my endurance,@ m y perseoRela:ls
my
k
~ cutions,"
;
~ sufferings, the kind of things that
happened to me in Antioch? in I.co'ni.um," in
b ~ 1,i:lg
c
Lysrtra,O the kind of persecutions I have borne;
*2Co 1:lo
and yet out of them all the Lord delivered me.'
'gHeblo:ao l9In fact, a11 those desiring to liveo with godly
devotion in association with Christ Jesus will
also be persecutd.@
la On the other hand, wick*y;:!;yrn
AC 14:22
ed men and impostors tvIU advance from bad to
12-m
lTri.211
i : ~ worse, misleading and being misled.'
14 You, I~owcvc?r,continue in the things you
1
1 :
learned and were persuaded to believe," h o w *mls:a ing from what persons you learned them* and
that from infnncyon you have lmown the holy
;
whicl~are able to make you wise for
~ ~ : writings
'
f.?$'z?9 salvationm tl~roughthe faith in connection with
2 ; ; Christ Jesusm0IULS&ureo is i n s ~ _ e f
;!!j3l God+ andbenefici~l-forJe>_ching,pm for retzv:
- - .setting-things
- -s l . r a-_-ight,~or~c~
!DI 1011; ;z:o r-i
ili~*711
rightcous~c_ss;
.
'
7
t
l
1
a
C
t h m ~ ?of o&
w l i o JJ:.l
-Jnbl I,;:*
may he l~~llycon~~)ol&Fcompletely equme,d
625

:t;!g;$O

2:CZI'l
b:; 2:21
:'BY f o r - r - ~ ~ ~ ~ g o o & ~ W ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ C C . "
A ~ T IG : II
I earnestly beg you before God and Christ
Jesus, who Is destined to judgeo the living

andthedeadloandby his rnanifestatIonQ+andhis

k i n g ~ l o m ', ~Preacho tlre ward,' be at it urgent?F:h?jrn ly in favorsbIe season,"In troublesome season,'
L:"epr~ve:
reprlrnand, exhort? with all longw 170
. 2:.1
sufferin@ aEin nrt of teaching.@ For there rviIl
rlt 2 : 1
:f::g:$be n period of time0 when they will not put up
with the healthful teaching: but, in accord with
O:lt
2.12
their own d ~ i r e sthey
, ~ will accumulate teachA1'J.i 4.:
ers for fhernselves to have their ears tickled,
"ad they will turn thejr ears away from the
truth, whereas they wlll be turned aside to false
1:14
storiesm0
Tau, though, keep your balance in all
+l'nt;:L5
OIIPb l:R
p ~ p3.19
c

626

2 TIMOTHY 4:6-17

things, suffer evil, do missionary0 work,a thor- 3Acn:s

OAC 6:4
oughIy accomplish your r n i n i ~ t r y . ~
6 For I am already being poured out like a
drink offering,' and the due time for my releas- *Ex2 ~ 0
h g * is imminent. I have fought the right fight," :Ti," i;z
I have run the course to t h e finish,O I have ob- ORelO:7
served the faith.bS From this time on there8;$is
$;?; ;
reserved for me the crotvnO of righteousness,"
which the Lord," the righteous judge: will give ;y+m;ig
;i~:~
me as a reward* in that day,a yet not only to ~2;;
gIIeh3:E
me, but also to all those who have loved his 'Re2:10
3Ti t 213
manife~tation,~
9 Do your utmost to come to me s h ~ r t l yn. m
~l : 4
l o For Delm&
has forsaken me because he $A;;$
O
loved the present system4 of things, and he has ~ R 12:2
traveled to Thes.sa.lo.nitca, Crestcens to Ga.Iar- +Ga
tia,+-Titus0to Dal.rna'tia. " Lukeo alone is with
me. Take Marka and bring him with you, for he aphm IS
20:4
Ts usefulm-to me for ministering. l a ~ u I thave "Ac
Eph 6:W
* sent ~ycfi'i.gus"off to Ephfe-susP IS When you ,g1',4:1
come, bring the cloak- I Ieft a t 'lk.o'as*'-with a ~ c 1 6 : 8
Carpus, and the scrolls,* gspecially the parch- 'Job 2 l : a

02Pe 2:T
@Hell11:33
' P s 22:21
Da 6:20
1Pe 5:s
OHeb 3:l
o2Pe Z:!?
*Re 20:4
lHeb 1331

0 Phm 25
a

Or, "do the work of an evangelist."

c J&oF&, J798~13716-18;
the Lord, NAVg.

Amen.
19 Give my greetings to Pris'caa+and Aq'uiIa@and the household of On.e.siph'o.rus.@
20 E.rasftus" stayed in Corinth? but I left
Troph'i.musa sick0 at Mi.le'tu~.~a1 Do your utmost to arrive before winter.
Eu.bulIus and Pu'dens and Likus and Clauldi.a and allb the brothers send you their greet22 The Lord be with the spirit you show." His
undeserved kindness be with YOU peopIe.

Or, "Pris-cil'ln."

b All,

AITgSyp; but omitted by Ha

Paul, a slave* of God and an apostlen of JeChrist according to the faith of God's
choseno onesA and the accurate knowledge of
the truthb which accords with godlyo devotion*
upon the basis of a hopeo of t h e everIastingo
life which God, who cannot lie,p promised3 long
ago,"@a whereas in his o m due times he made
his word manifest in t h e public announcementb
with which I was entrusted,"under command of
our Savior: God; to Titus: a genuine childn
according to a faith shared in
May there be undeserved kindness and peace
from God the Fathe?? and Christ Jesus our

1sus

l:20

P r 24:12

Or, "kept faithf~lnesa.~

and I was delivered0 from the lion'so mouth.*

" The Lord will deliver me from every wicked
workn and will save me for his heavenly0 kingdom.* To him be the glory for ever and ever.+

TITUS

degree.
16 In my first defense no one came to my
side, but they all went to forsaking meb-may FZMTri;?;F
it not be put to their account+- I7 but the Lord +ACT:BO
stood near mee and infused powey into me," that *2~;,"::;;
4:13
through me the preaching might be completeIy
accomplished and all the nations might hear it,# *At 9:15
a

1:4

ings.
AGa 6:B

:z:d:4

ments.
14 Alexandera the coppersmith did me many
injuries-Jehovahc will repay him according to
his deedsA- l6 and you, too, be on guard against
him, for he resisted our words to an excessive

2 TIMOTHY 4: 18-TITUS

627

.Savior."

Or, "before times eternal." Or, "the prenfihing."

628

TITUS 1:5-15

5 For this reason I left you in Crete,' that ' A c r r 7

you m!ght correct the things that were defective and might make appoinhents@of older w A c 1 4 : n
men in ciw after city, as I gave you orders,' ~ f ~ $ ~ ~ ; ~ Q
"if there is any man free from accusation,c a 31co1:a
husband of one wife? having believing chil- :E,t$.i
dren that were not under a charge of debauchery nor unruly.* For an overseerz must be free el PP 3:1
2:s
from accusationq as God's stmvard, not seIfmilled, not prone to wrath, not a drunken brad- ATTI 3:a
erp not a smiter, not greedy O of dishonest gainPo:$?; ,3%
but a lover of sWangess,ao a lovef of good- ;/r$:jg6
ness, sound in mid; righteous, having loving- -1*r.13:2
kindness, self-controlled: holding firmly to t h e mPe1:G
faithful word as respects his art of t e a ~ h i n gST!
, ~ 294
OTlt2:fl
that he may be able both to exhortV by t h e
tcnching that is healthful* and to reprovee those
:ig
na n 4:2
who contradict.
10 For there are many unruly men, profitless tall~ers,' and deceivers of the mind, espc-5:$a,;:'
cially those men who adhere to the circumcis:onnUl1 It is necessary to shut the mouths of o*ola:l
these, as these very men keep on subverting entire householdsAby teaching things they ought QTla:e
not for the sake of dishonest gainqC3
lZ A certain
T:Tpl;t
one of them, their o m prophet-safd: "Cre'tans are always liars: injurious wild-beasts? gif,"bl$!!
unemployed glnttons."C
13 The witness3 here given is true. For this w e b k4
very cause keep on reproving them with sever19;10
ity,' that they may be healthy in the faith,
4~;;~:
" paying no attention to Jewish fables' and .l-r.i 4:;
commandments of menn who turn themselves .2,';'&&
away from the truth.' l 6 A31 things are clean to 'I'j-16:5
a Or, "bnt
hospitable." b Said to be Ep.i.men'i.ds, a Cra'tan poet
of the sixth oentnry B.C.c Literally, "belliea,"

clean person^.^ But to persons defiIed and faithless nothing Is clean, but both their mindso and
thcir conscienccsOare d e f i l ~ d l5. ~They publicly
clcciare they know God,O but they disown him
by their works,' because they are detestable and
disobedientJ and not approved;"for good work
of any kind.
You, however, keep on speaking what things
are fitting for heaIthful' teaching. Let the
a ~ : & men" be moderate in habits, serious,"
sound in mind, healthy in faith," in love, in enduranceBo Likewise let the aged womenA be
rcveren t in bch avior, not s i a n d e r o ~ ,neither
~
enslclved to a lot of wine? teacl~ersof what is
good, ' that they may recall the young women
to their senses to love their husbands,"ta Iove
their children: to be sound in mind, chaste,"
workers a t home, good, subjecting" themselves
to their own husband^,^ so that the lvord of God
may not be spolcen of abusively.Qm
6 Lilrewise Ireep on exhartin@ the younger
men to be sound in mindF0' in all things showing yourself an example of right works? showing uncarruptness in your teaching,Ob seriousness, wholesome speech which cannot be condemned,' so that the man on the opposing side
may get ashmedP having nothing vile to say
a b u t us.' Let slaves' he in subjection to their
owners3 in all things, and please them well,
not talking back,* l o not committing theft,= but
exhibiting good fidelity to the full," so that they
may adorn the teaching of our Savior," Cod,
In all things.
11. For the undeserved kindnessA of God
which brings salvation4to all kinds of men*has

Or, "not embersling!'

TIWS 2 :12-3 :6

630

631

,,,,
.,,,

h e n manifested, Iqnstructing us to repudiate

4,
ungodlinessx and worldly desires'" and to live c , m ~ l : l . t
tlldr~9:l t i
with soundness of mind and righteousness and
,:,
godly devotiona* amid this present system5 of
$
:
,
;
:
;
!
:
thingqn while we wait for t h e happf hope
:;; lilt, XI
mcl gloriousAmanifestation" ef the great God%
11,kt) 3 : G
and of our SavioP Christ Jesus," l4 ~vhogavc -.
-li'v I"I
himself for 14s that by a ransom0 he might re:?iB
leasekG
us from every kind of Ia~vlessness~
and $;;*:
cleanse* for himself a people peculiarly his .;;\;l;;;;ld
own,' zeal0& for g o d W Q ~ ~ Y . "
I I ' P ~ Q
3:ll)
15 Keep on speaking these things and ex- QI:c
-r.:llh .:lo
ho-rtjng and reproving with full authority to
an14 : ~
command." Let no man ever despise you."
rnlPr!4:1a
Continue reminding them to be in subjectian" and be obedient to governments and cm13:i
2:la
authorities as rulers," to be ready for every
good worlr,@ to speak injuriously of no one, not bCol 1:10
+ a ~z:24
i
to be belligerent,' to be reasonable,@exhibiting ePllp
4:s
all mildnessa toward all men." a For even we alp@a:'l
"IT 11 6:2
were once senseless, disobedient: belng misled, @lgb
s:2
being slaves to various desires and pleasures,O aZ[*2:13
carrying on in maliciousness and envy, hateful,
* E P ~21
hating one another.*
4 However, when the kindness and the love
for man on the part of our Savior," God, w a '~f T 1 ~ ~
t 2:11
manifested," owing to no activities in right- =TI
*Dc 9:s
eousnessOthat we had performed: but according to his mercPQe saved us through the ~ l I a b + l : t 6
1.7
bath' t h a t brought us to MeCmand through the -1,nPo15
making of us new by holy spirit.' This spirit ?.;:$$;:
aodly devotion, K AITg; fear of Jehovah,
b Thc margin of tho

"

J7qe.

Testcatt-IIort Greek text renders thia : "maniEealnEion of oar p n t

God and Sa.Fio~-,Jesus Christ!' However, 8ec Ti t t s ~1 :4 nnd 2 IJeter
1: 1. Also see Appendix under Titus 2 :13. Or, "the bnth of n rcbirth,"

TITUS 3:7-15

he poumd out richly upon us through Jesus

Christ our S~vfor," that, after being declared'
righteous by virtue of the undeserved 1~indTleSs
*Ra3:24
Cn 2:lG
of that one,' we might become heir@ according
O I I ~ I It:a
to a hope of everlasting life.@'
oil0 8-17
-'Ileh
.\1.r11:15
8Tr~1st~v0rthyistbesaying~andcon~r
ing these things I desire you to make firm assertions constantly, in order that those who have
believed God may keep their minds on maintnininfi right morlts.0 These t11ings are right and
bencfi cia1 to mcn.
Jwt5:2a
9 But shun foolish0 questionhgs and genealogies'
and strife and fights over the Law,*
;;T:lT,lt
for
ihcy
are
unprofitable and futile. lo As for a
m1;p5;;p
W I ~ O 2.1
man
that
promotes
a sect:*
reject* him after a
,210 In
~ l i]>:a
( : ~ first and a second admonition," " b o w i n g that
such n man has been turned out of the way and
?F'y$$! is sinning," he being set-condemned,'
12 When I send Ar'temas or Tych'i.cusn to
oAo2o:d
E ,h D:%I
4:12
YOU, do your utmost to come to me at Nitcop'oJis, for there L where I have decided to winter?
~
~
~
&
? $" C~refullysuppIy Ze'nas who is versedo
C l h1~8 : ~ in the Law and Anpol'losofor their trip, that
they may not need anything. l4 But let our peoQMeb5:B ple also learna to maintain right works so as t o
+lTiEfl
meet their pressing needs,' that they may not
1:lQ be unproductive."
ZPa l:R
15 All those with me send you their greet.mp4:a hgs.' Give my greetings to those who have af0Ms:lo f~ection~forushthefaith.
May the undeserved kindness be with all of
*m YOU people.'
08rne2 2 1

TO

PHILEMON
1 Paul, a prisoner' for the sakenof Christ Je- ;
;
;
;c?$
Timothy: our brother, to Phi.Ie'mon, ~ h 16:1
our beloved one and fellowo worker, * and to whp2:25
Ap'phi.a, our dster, and to Ar.chip'pus,* our +&I4 : ~
fellow soldier,@and to the congregation that is WTI 2:3
in your house :"
U R O 16:5
3 May YOU people have undeserved kindness 1Co 16:15
ruld peace from G d our Father and the Lord
Jesus Christ."
MRO 1t7
4 I always thank m y God when I make mention of you in my prayers,' as I keep hearing 'E hl:l6
of your love and faith which you have toward 1ph z:a
the Lord Jesus and toward all the holy ones,'
~p/l~;~s
in order that the sharlng of your faith* may AGU
s:6
go into action by your acknowledging of every
good thing among us as related to Christ. ' For
I get much joyp and comforta over your love,' gfi;$;,
because the heartsb of the holyo ones have been mrreb 6:io
refreshed' tlzrough you, brother.
+=I I:IB
8 For this very reason, though I Rave great
freenesso of speech in connection with C l ~ ~ i ws te b 2%
t o ordeP you to do what is proper,
am ex- @IT!6 : l s
hofing you rather on t h e basis of love,' seeing Ga s:w
that I am such as I am, Paul an aged man,"
yes, now also n prisoner" for the sake of Christ b a n 1:a
Jesus;a lU
I am exhorting you concerning my ,
child,' to whom I became a f a t h e P while in ,
my prison bonds: O.nes'i.rn~s,~*
l1
formerly use- o;:tti;:u 1 3 : ~
less to you but now useful to you and to meaoncol4:9
azLql 4:11
This very one I am sending back to you, ycs,
a~hm
m
him,that is,my own heart.".
S U S , ~and

,:,,

"

- priseller of Christ Jeans!'

a
a

Or, "a
b l t e r a l l y , "tender dections."
01, "an ambns~ador," Meaning, "Profitable."
F32

633
P-ON
13-25
13 I wouId like to hold him back for myself
ephp 2:s that jn place of youmhe might keep on rnlnbter'mv1:7 ing to me in the prison bends" I bear for the
sake of the good news,a But without yotrr consent I do not want to do anything, so that your
good act may be, not as under compulsjon, but
your own free will.' Perhaps really on this
aledz of
account he broke away for an hour, that you
*Ge48:3
may have him back forever,' Isno longer ns a
slavem but as more than a slave," as a brother
kloved,O especially so to me, yet how much
,
more so to you both in fleshly relationship and
in the Lord. l7 If, therefore, you consider me a
partner,* receivee him kindly the way you would
me. LWoreover, if he did you any wrong or
*ROQ:S
owes you anything, keep thls charged" to my
account. I Paul am writing with my own
web
hand:ouI will pay it back-not to be telling you
BGa all
#ice 619 that, besides, you owe me even yourself.' 20 Yes,
brother, may I derive proflt from you in con"mmm nection with the Lord: refresh my heart" in
connection with Christ.
21 Trusting in your compEiance, I am writing
you, knowjng you will even do more tham the
aphpa:a things I say." 2 a But along wjth that, also get
*AG~B:B
lodginga ready for me, for I am hoping that
+Ph 2.24
through the prayers of YOU people I shall be

k:efST

mZ?;;$
RAP12:s

d:ld

set at liberty* for YOU.

23 Sending you greetings are Ep'a.phrasmmy
fellow captive in union' with Christ, '"Mark," AF
is.tar'chus? De'rnas,* Lulre? my fellow workers,

ocns:ls

25 The undeserved kindness of the Lord Jesus Christ be with the spirit YOU people show.Cn

C,; '

:3iz9

*CI>L494
r1.r 4:1o

Or, "in the bonds of the good news." bliterrilly, ''tender affcctions." WLiteraliy, "with YOUR spirit."

635
TO T H E

634

worksa of your hand9.O l1 They will perish: but

you are to remain continually; and they wilI all
+=$a5 1 5
grow old like an outer garment,' l2 and you will
them up just as a cloak,@as an outer garmgtg2 wrap
ment;&and they will be changed, but you are
same and your years will never cease.""
;g
?:::;2 2 : ~ the
n~t
Is But with reference to which one of the angels
Rlr 1236
LU 20:42 has he ever said: "Sit at m y right hand, until
OHeb 10:13
I make your enemieso a stoolmfor your feet"?'
, ,*
Are they not all spirits*for public service, sent
El:&l~a
ncI2:i
forth t o rninisteP for those who are going to
G l l * e 1:12
2 x 4 inheritn salvation?
Jas 2:s
That is why it is necessary for us to pay
more than the usual attention to the things
*apes:17 heard by us, that we may never drift away."
a For if the word spoken through angelsvbecame
;
w e b 9:15 certain of execution, and every transgression0
O L U I : ~ ~and disobedienl? act received a retribution in
+De4.3
how shall we escapem
*~cb'10:29 harmony with justice,'
~nlt22:5
if we have neglected" a salvationoof such greatoHeb 5:9
#LU 1:69
ness* in that it began to be spoken through our
:
Lord* and was verifiedn for us by those who
nLu 1:2
heaxd him, 'while God joined in bearing witGHeb 7:17 nessOwith signs as well as wonders and various
powerful works" and with distributionsb of
holy spirit according to his will?'
"I:,
5 For it is not to angels that he has subjected
w e l 2 : 9 -the inhabitedn earth to come,@about which we
@Isall:9
A C ~ : ~ Iare speaking. "ut
a certain witness has given
0Jasl:g
proof somewhere, saying: "What is manO so
.;lob 7:17 that you are mindful of him," or the son of man
8:4
SO that you look after him?' You made him a
Ps 144:s
W e b la:= littlec lower than angels? you crowned him
with gIoryO and honor,* and appointed him over
:
:

;
OPs102:25

HEBREWS
God, who b n g ago spoke on many occasions'
and in many ways to our forefathers by
means of the prophets,' has at the end of tiles
days spoken to us by means of a Sonfonwhom
he appointed heiro of d l things,+ and through
whom he made+ the systemsC of things. We is
the reflection of his glorymand the exact representation of his very being,axand he sustainsu
all things by the word of his power, and after
he had made a purification for our sins* he sat
down on the right hand' of the majesty in lofty
places. So he has become better than the
angels0" to the extent that he has inherited a
name4more excellent than theirs.
5 For example, to which one of the angels
did he ever say: "You are my Son;today I have
become your Father9'?+And again: "I shall be
a FatheP t o him, and he will be a Son to me"?"
fl But when he again brings his Firstborn into
eb 25
the inhabitedo earth," he says: "And let ail God's W
"Mt 24:30
1:27
angels worshipo him."* Also with reference to OJas
3243
the angels he says: "And he makes his angeIs UDe
LXX
Ps w:7
spirits, and his publicmservants a flame of fire."* @Heb
8:2
'
P
# B u t with reference to the Son: "God is your s 104:4
throne0 forever, and the scepter of yourb kingdom" is the scepter of straight principle^.^ You
loved righteousness and hateda lawles~ness.~
That is why God, your God, anointed you with
the oil0 of great joy more so than your partn e r ~ . ' 'lo
~ And: "You, 0 Lord, foundedD the
earth0 a t the beginning, and the heaven@ are
a Orl Itthe image imprinted by his substance." b Or, "his? P4%B,

HEBREWS 1:11-2: 7

a r r A s an outer garment," P4%BAD; but omitted by VgSyP and

Textus Receptus. b Or, "various miracle^" C Or, "for a little while."

HEBREWS 2:8--16
636
the works of your hands.& You subjectd all
8:@
things underneath his feet"" For in that he sub
j e c t d all things to him Godb left nollling Illat a ~ a 1t 8
is not subject to himANow, though, we do not ~~~1~~
yet see all things in subjection to him;' but we ,i;!;n,~tl
behold Jesus,"who has been made a littler lower y;!,;ly;,l
than angels,' crowned0 with glow and honor $;.$;
for havlng suffered death," that he by Gad's un- -itc.a:s
deserved kindness might taste death for everyd
nno s:n
man."
XTI 2:B
10 For it was fitting for the one for whose
mke all things are and through whom all things
,m
are,' in bringing many sons to glory,O to make aazo
@:I8
the Chief3 AgenP of their salvation perfcct' ~ f i ~ ~ : ~
through
For both hhe who is snnctifyingOand those who are being snnctjlid' RII ;E;;
stem from one, and for this cause he is not
;;;;;o~lrb a:l
ns11amedVo caIl them brother^",^ I * as*: ;he
':""
says: "I will declare your name to my brothers;
in the midst of a congregationo f will praise you o a s b la:=
wlth song."" l a And again: "I will have my trusto 3?$jz3
In him."# And again: "Look! I and the young";y;;qi;;,
*IS:I 8 : ~ s
children whom Jehovahe gave me."'
r,xx
14 Therefore, since the "young children" are
sharers of blood and flesh: he also similarly 01~af:24
1:14
partook of the same things,= that thmuph his CJah
4Joh 12:31
deatho" he might destroyf4the one having the ;;;,;gjs
1
means to cause death,' that is, the D e ~ i l", and
~ ~ U I ' C ,$I!
- J (11) c.tr
might emancipate3 all those who for fear of ~:,.~:?i:ili
V.35
death were subject to slaveryD a11 through their mJoh
O l t u 8:lri
lives, IoFor he is really not assisting angels at
"And nppointed him over the works of your handtl," HACDVg
8yP; hut omitted by P4GB.b Lit~tlnlly,frl~a." Or, "for a little
~ v h i ~ dd *Or, "every kind of.'7 P ~ehovah,J11@+17+'@n1nr~InnP0.
v Qorl*
H B A P ~ I ~ ~ SOr,
~ P"bring
,
to notl~ing;render inactive!'
Devil,
f;UAVg; Snhn, SJPJ"J~.

637

m R E W S 2 :17-3:9

:gz):g8 dl, but he fsaaslsting Abraham'P seed,' " Con-

sequently he was abliged to become W e his

"brothers" in all respects," that he might beQHeb
come a merciful and lai thful high" priestO in
QHeb 5%
things pertaining to God, in order to offer pmqJo2:a
pitiatory* sacrifice for the sins of the people.
I s For in that hc himself has suffered when being put to the t e s t y he is able to Come to the
EEzE$/$
aHeb7:25 aid of those who are being: put te the test."
OIIeb 7:5
Consequently, holy brothers? partakers of
the heavenlyo calling,RPconsider the apostIeO
OlEe 2 2
md
priest iv11om we eonfe s s b + - l e s ~ - ~
00lres:n
,::; $;& He higho
was
faithfulm
to the one that made him
He3 915
$ e~,,
such, as Moses' was also in all the house of that
3:14
,Nu 12:7
one. For the latter is counted worthy of more
FZTZ;& gloryDthan Moses, inasmuch as he' who constructs it has more honer than the house. ' Of
course, every house is constructed by someone,
O E P ~12:23
OHeb
3:g
but he that constructed all things is God.'" And
*Ue3:24 Moses as an attendant" was faithful h all the
house of that one as a testimony" of the things
PDe1R18 that were to be spoken a f t e ~ a r d s , but
~ Christ
was faithful as a Son over the house of that
one.*We are the house of that one,' if we make
*Fg,2::Q
OHeb 4:16 fast our hold on our freenesso of speech and o w
mHeb6:Il exultation over the hope Arm to the end.""
7 For this reason, just as the holy spirit.
*=axk=
A C 1:16
* ~ s 8 5 : 7 says: "Today if YOU would hear his voice,'
do
not
be
hardening
YOUR hearts as on the occaOEx 15:23
sion of causing bltter anger,' aR in the dayD of
DHeb4:7
toHeb4:15
Ep;g;z making the testAin the wildernes~,~in which
YOUR forefathers made n test0 of me with a
~ ~ trial,'
~ land,yet~they~had~seenomy worksa for
*m13a:7

,,:,

Or, {(b~itntion." More liternlly, %igh priest o f onr rrgreenent

(compact, mntrfict)? C1'Fism to the end," HACDVg; but omitted

by P'6B.

HEBREWS 3: 10-4:2

638

639

forty years." lo For this reason I became disgusted with this generationD and said: 'They OMtl:17
ahvays go astray in their hearts," and they have #Nu
not taken howledge of my ways.'*l1 So I swore *Fs95:10
in my wrath: 'They shall not enter2 into my uNul4:23
"Ps959

HEBREWS 4: 3-12

which was heard did not benefit them,' because

they were not united by faithe with those who
did hear." T o r we who have exercised faith do
;E:t?2,enter into the rest, just as he has said: "So I
swore" in my wrath: They shaIl not enter# into
l,F;&s:l
A p 6 95:ll
rest.' "*
~ e 3:11
b
my rest,' "" although hish worlrs were finished'
!Ex 31:17
*l-ieb 6.1
from the foundation" of the world? For in one
12 Beware, brothers, for fear there should ever
develop in any one of YOU a wicked heart lackILU
oh11 ~7 5s 0 place he has said of the seventh day as follows:
1:4
in@ faith by drawing away from the living God;q ~ ~ ~ , 1 Eph
~ ~ "And
~ , GodC rested on the seventh day from all
"Gek2
his
~ o r k s , " ~and again in this place: "They
l abut keep on e x h o r t i n e one another each day,
;k4;;;f1
shaIl not enter into my rest."'
as long as it may be caIled "Today",@for fear ws95:7
any one of YOU should become hardened by the
6 Since, therefore, it remains for some to
ODe 32:1
deceptive" power of sin. l 4 For we actually be- x!j!!;;;o
enter into it, and those to whom the good newse
come partakers of the Christ only if we make
was first declared did not enter in because of
.&32:13
fast our hold on the confidence we had at the
disobedience," he again marks off a cer1:ai.n
GHeb 8 , 9
o
i
r
e
4:17
beginning firm to the endjc" 'While it is being OHeb
day3 by saying after so long a time3 in David'sou
*RO 11:za
7:3
=lie 3:7
said, "Today if YOU would hear his voice,* do ' v s 9 5 : 7
uzsa 23:1 psalm" "Today"; just as it has been said above :
" ~ 85:7
s
not be hardening aouR hearts as on the occa"Today if YOU would hear his voice,* do not be
U P S 95:s
OF, %:a
x : i 3 hardening YOUR heart^."^ For if JoshuaeA had
sion of causing bitter anger."D
13e 313
CJas 22:4 led them into a place of rest,' Godf would not
16 For who were they that heard and yet
+Jer
G:16
So
provoked to bitter anger?* Did not, in fact, all AEX
@ h l r 2 : 2 ~ afterward have spoken' 0; another day.
there remains a sabbath resting for the people
do so who went out of Egypt under Moses?O oE;ii;i
;Fe";p:,,
''Ps95.ll
of God.B lo For the man that has entered into
Moreover, with whom did Goda become disH e b 327
O N U 36:s
God'# rest" has dtsa himself rested from his
gusted for forty years?' Was it not with those +g
M t 15%
:$$
LU s 11 o m worksu just as God did from his own.
who sinned, whose carcasses feI1 in the wilder- *jp!;,4ig
AJer 23:29
123
ness?" ls Yes, to whom did he swear-at
they :g;
11 Let us therefore do our utmost to enter
d2Co 10:4
+Is=43:s into that rest, for fear anyone should fa11 in the
should not enter into his rest except to those d u d e 5
Eph 6:17
1:34
same example of disobedience.* l a For the wordu
who acted disobediently?' ID So we see that they XDe
ltc1:16
p s 106:26
could not enter in because of lack of faith.' ':,U:$zO
of
:
;
"
,
"
2
:
:
:
?$God is aliveoAand exerts powero and is sharp'Heb 4:6
er
than any two-edged sword3' and pierces even
:iy;&37
Therefore, since a promise is left of entering
F L ~ T : ~ to the dividing of the soule and spirit," and of
into hi's rest, let us fear that sometime someCol2:5
one of YOU may seem to have fallen short of it.' "Heb12:16
a H reads : "because the word was not united by faith with those who
For we have had the good news declared to *A","?$
henrd." "Literally, "the," HBA; God's, Syp; Jehovah's, J17. C God,
LE also; even as they also kad;O but the word
HBAVgSyP ; he, 6'7. d Literally, "in David." e Jc.hosh'u.a, JL731a;
3; ; ; : ;4
'Dc32'15

aDe32:20

;so

4
a

Literally, "he."

Jesus, P4WBAVg; Je.shu'-bar-Kun (Jesua son of Nun), Syp.

* Literally, "he!' g literally, "his."

HEBREWS 4 :13--5:6
HEBREWS 5 :7-6 :3
641
640
the joints and their marrow, and I s able to dis7 In the days of his flesh Christa offered up
QJas5 1 6 supplications0 and also petitionso to t h e one who
cern the thoughts and intentions of the heart.# %#;$:!@
4tu 22:45
3:4
+ ~za:39
t
'%d there is not a creationGthat is not maniwas able t o save him out of death, with strong'
Joh 12:27
outcries and tears, and he was favorably heard
fest to his sight,* but all things are naked and *$;~~;~,
openly exposed to the eyes of him with whom
for his godIy fear. a Although he was a Son, he
w ~ 913
t
olPe1:2
om 14:12
learnedo obedienceo from the things he sufwe have an acc~unting.~
mPhp 2:8
OHeb7:ll fered: %ad
after he had been made perfectb""
14 Seeing, therefore, that we have a great
ZLe 8:33
he
became
responsibIe
for everlastin@ salvaLXX
high0 priest who has passed through the heav- OHeb5:l
OHeb 6.2
@ ~ e b 9 ; 2 3tionw t o all those obeying him,' lo because he
enst Jesus the Son of God,O let us hold onto our t$b,:;,2,6
:ii",%i?!has been specifically called by God a high0
confessing of him.' 'Tor tve have as high priest, ,E;;gs
21,R,h,:b1$ priest after the likeness of Mel.chiz'e-dekaD
not one who cannot sympathize with our weak11 Concerning him we have much to say and
nesses, but one who has been testedo in all re- ;
;
;
:
;:27
hard
to be explained, since YOU have become
spects like ourselves, but without sin." l e Let us, 2c0 5 : i l
n2Pe
dull
in.
YOUR hearing.' l8 For, indeed, although
therefore, approach" with freenessO of speech* 4y&2ii235
b E ~ h 4 : l l YOU ought to be teachersb in view of the time,
t o the throne0 of undeserved0 kindness, that we 2:;: :&,
I
YOU again need someone to teach YOU from the
may obtain mercyo and find undeserved kind- ?$;ba;i\,
+Heb 6.J
beginning the first principles* of the sacred proEph
2:18
ness for help at the right time.
*Eph 332
01Pe4:ll nouncements' of God? and YOU have become
@Ro
3
:
2
For every high0 priest taken from among "Hebg:10
2.2
such as need milk: not solid food." l a For everyxlCo 3:2
men is appointed in behalf of men over the
one that partakes of milk is unacquainted with
things pertaining to God,' that he may offer *ExgO:13
the word of righteousness, for he is a babe.w
:
g
y
j
:
'
l
l
giftsDand sacrifices for sins," W e is able to deal :Et !;:
l a But soIid food belongs to mature people, to
.
E
;
k
,
h
:
i
$
moderately with the ignoranp and erring ones a p e 2:15
OGe2:17_
Isa 7:la those who through use have their perceptive
since he also is surrounded with his own weakRO 1 6 ~ 9 powers* trained to distinguish both right and
5:12
ness," "d
on its account he is obliged to make * ~ ~ ~ , 2 iaHcb
CCOl
~ 1:27 WT0llg.'
+1Co14:20
offerings for sins as much for himself as for the
For this reason, now that we have left the
I
@ICo3:10

pe~ple.~
OLe
Le 9:7
1136
4 AIso a man takes this honor, not of his 2,,:,,
own accord,' but only when he is calledo by w e b i1:8
God: just as Aaronx also was. 5So, too, the ?&$?
Christ did not glorify himself by becoming a
high priest,# but was glorified* by him who
spoke with reference t o him: "You are my Son;
today I have become your Father."" "ust as ug$733
he says also in another place: "You are a priest0
;io
forever a ,ter the likeness of Mel.~hiz'e.dek."~AP"10:4
H . S 7:17
~
+

?J","t$$

olPe
.E
1:3
4:22

elementaryh doctrine about the Christ,O" let

not laying a fomdationo
again,@
namely,
repentance
from dead
&,6,3,:,:
works,'
and
faith
toward
God,"
the
teachine
;p$,;3:9
oi~e3:21 on bapismo' and the laying on of the hands,"
OHeb 11-35
QHeb9:iz the resurrectiono of the deadAand everIastingO
judgment.o4 And this we will do, if God indeed
t$',"b%$T

:&E us press on to maturity,'

OAc 17:31
*lCo 4:19

Literally, "he." b Or, "after he had been inaugurated (been consearated to office) ."
a

HEBREWS 6:4-'15
642
4 FOPit is impossible as regards those who
have once for all been enlighteneda and who
have tasted the heavenlp free gifto" and who
have become partakers of holy spirit* and who
have tasted" the right word of God and powers
of the coming system of things," " but who have
fallen away, to revive them again to repentance, because they impale& the Son of God
afresh for themselves and expose him to public
shame.* For example, the ground that drinksc
in the rain0which often comes upon it and that
then brings forth vegetationmsuitable to those
for whom it is aIso c~ltivated,~
receives in return
a blessing"3 from God. But if it produces thorns
and thistles, it is rejected and is near t o being
c u r ~ e d , ~and
' it ends rap with being burned,@
9 However, in YOUR case, beloved ones, we
are convinced of better things and things accompanied with salvation, although tve are
speaking in this way. l a For God is not unrighteous so as to forget YOUR W O Y ~and the love YOU
showed for his name," in that YOU have ministered to t h e help ones* and continue ministering. l1 But we desire each one of YOU to show
the same industriousness so as to have the full
assurance* of the hope" down to the end: lB
in
order that YOU may not become s l u g g i ~ h but
,~
be imitatorsa+of those who through faith and
patience inherit0 the promise^.^
13 For when God made his promise to Abraham," since he could not swear by anyone greater, he swore* by himself, l4 saying: "Assuredly
in blessin$ I will bless you and in increasing 1
will increase you."* l U n d thus after Abrahama
had shown p a t i e n ~ e he
, ~ obtained this promise.
a

Or, "fasten on a stake or pole."

Literally, ('he."

643
HEBREWS 6: 16-7: 5
le For men swear by the one greater:
and their
O m b 7 : m oath0 is the end of every dispute, as it i
s a legal
guarantee to them. l7In this manner God, when
he purposed to demonstrate more abundantly
~ ~ ~ b , to
~ the
$ 7 heirs" of the promiseP the unchangeable+Ma13:6
ness* of his counsel, stepped in with an oath,
'&in order that, through two unchangeable
ge$ii:f9things in which it is impossible for God to lie,'@
$,$ we who have fled to the refuge may have strong
encouragement to lay hold on the hopeQ"set
;Bcor1:5
;:;l:1
before
us. This hopeu we have as an anchor
#Ire 1:3
for the soul, both sure and firm, and i t enters
*Le16:2
Le 16:la in withina the curtain,' 20 where a. forerunner
Heb 9:7
has entered in our behalf," Jesus, who has beW e b 4:14
come a high priest after the likeness of Melforever.*
;Heb 5:6
& chiz'e.deko
For this Mel-chk'e.dek, king of Sa'lern, priest
Ocelk18
of the Most High God: who met Abraham
returning from the slaughter of the kings and
+Ge14:19 blessed him+ and to whom Abraham appor@&14:20
tioned a tenth from all things: is first of all,
@Jas3 1 8 by translation, "King of righteousness,'" and is
"Ge14:18
then aIso king of Sa'lern," that is, "Ring of
1 2 : ~
peace."* a In being fatherless, rnotherles~,~
with@Re175
*Cel4:18 out genealogy," having neither a beginning of
days nor an end0 of life,' but having been made
w e b a : ~ like the Son of God, he remains a priesl? perDPs llO:4 petu;alIy.n
4 BEHOLD,
then, how great this man was to
whom Abraham, the family headjbgave a tenth
bce14:20 out of the chief spoils."
True, the men who
4 N u l m receive their priesthood from the sons of LeviO
+Nu18:26 have a commandment to collect tithest from
the people according to the Law,that is, from
OJm 4:11
t e w ~ : 3 3 their krothers,O even if these have issueda from
AExaa:ll

E;

"

Or, "beyond." Or, "the patriarch."

HEBREWS 7:6-18
644
the loins of Abraham; " but the man"who did *Q
not trace his genealogy from them took tithes
from Abraham and Messed him who had the
promises." ' Now without any dispute, the less y: r:g
is blessed by the greater. And in the one case I E; 2,z;;T
I t Is men who are dying that receive tithes,' but cn
in the other case it is a man of whom it is wit- *Nit 58:61
nessed that he lives." 8And, if 1 may use the u,L;i:;:
expression, through Abraham even Levl who k; $;;
receives tithes has, paid tithes, for he was still ILC i : i ~
in t h e loins4 of his forefather when Mel.chlz'e- "Ro 7 9
ICC 14:18
dekbmet him.
11 If, then, perfeetione were really through olfeb 7:10
the Ledtical priesthood,+ {for with it as a fea- *Eo,lz
t u ~ the
Q people were given the Law,)" what oIleb ro:1
further need would there bem for another priest @Heb8:7
to arise after the likeness of Mel.chiz'e.deknand -pa no:4
not said to be after the likeness of Aaron? InFor
since the priesthood is being changed, there
comes ta be of necessity a change also of the
lnw.# IsFor the man respecting whom these *$;J,:$O
things are said has been a member of another Nu3:10
tribe,* from which no one has ofBcialed at t h e 'Re5:s
altar. l4 For it is quite plain that our Lord has
sprung up out of J ~ d a h ?a~ tribe about which z,H!$,80
IW 11:r
Moses spoke nothing concerning priests.
Art 1:3
15 And i t is still more abundantly cbar that LW 393
with a similarity to Mel.chiz'e.dekoAthere arises
another priest, lervho has become such, not
according to the Iaw of a commandment depending upon the flesh, but accarding to the
a:za
power0 of an indestructible life,a ITfor in wit- oJue 4:14
OJna
5:s
nesso it is said: "You are a priest forever after
IPR I I D : ~
the likeness of MeI.~hiz'e.dek-"~
ITnb 5x3
18 Certainly, then, there occurs a setting 1 I c b 6 : a
Or, "'on it m a basis*'

;;z;$t

HEBREWS 7 :19-28
aside of the preceding commandment on ac*E$$
93
cuunt of its weakness* and ineffecti~eness.~
Heb 139
cIIebT.28 l* For the Law made nothing prfect? but the
*Ac 3 3 9
Gaa:16
bringing fn besides of' a better hope" did,
Hcb 10.1
tIEeb6:ig through which rve are drawing near to God.'
so Also, to the extent that it was not without a
,&y,e,%56
sworn oath, 21 Ifor there are indeed men that
have become priests without a Elworn oath,@O
but there is one with an oath fiworn by t h e one
that said respecting hlm, "Jchovnh" has sworn,
and he will not feel regret: You are a priest
*Pm11&4 , forever,' "Id " to that extent also Jesus has beoHeb8:m come the one given in pledge of a better covenantPP e3 Furthermore, many had to become
O$:gZ
leu 11:s priests in succession' because of k i n g prevented
Heb 9 6
~ c gji5
b
by death* from continuing as such,'P but he beHeb 12%
cause of continuing alive forever has his priest*1Ch 6:3
"2%": hood without any successors.b v PT~nsequently
Ie
B;!j4he is able also to savem completely those who
kIeb 13:s are approaching God through him, because he
#Ro $34
IT^ z:5
is always alive to plead for them.*
Heb 9:W
0
2
26 For such a higho priest as Shb was suitOHeb 8:l
*Heb 4 : s able for us,' one of lovhg-ltindness," gujleIe~s,~
UIsa 16:s
was 5:w mdefiId,a separated from the sinners,O' and beAZec 8:9
He does not
b1Fe 2:m come higher than the heavens.
*;oh E:45
axu 2EI:3 need daily? as those high priests do, to offer
41F;;:2:2s up sacrifice^,^ first for his own sins' and then
%!;;':o ~ c o for those of the people:" (for this he did once'
for all time when he offeredu himself up;) " for
IIcb 9:28
a t e 16:ri
the Law appoints men high priests having weakE1Pe 2:2
ness,* but the wordo of the sworn oathP that
OPs2:7
Ps 110:4
came after the Law appoints a Son, who is perbHeb 9:8
645

fectedcO'forever.

Jeho~ah,J ? ~ ~ a l l - ~ ~The
* ~ ; Lard, HBAVgSyn.
OF, "priest.hood
not successitre; not tramferable," a Or, "ir~n~lgorated;consecrated
to ofi.9e."
a

as to the thin@ M n g discussed thls

the main point: We have such a higho web9:T
as this, and he has sat down at the right
1:4
hand of the thronec of the majesty in the hcav- OR@
01's 110:l
0
1
%
ens,a a public3 s e m t of the holyO pJacen' nnd l ~~13:8
bI 1 . l
IPII :112
of the true tent,bp which Jehovah" set up, and oP"1IlIt-1,
0:H
not man.' For every high priest is appointed t,~,:, 25:9
to offer both g a s and sacrifices; wherefore it
was necessary for this one also t o h ~ v esomething to offer.' ' If, now, he were upon earth, he * n e b J:1
would not be 8 priest, there being men who offer
the gifts according to the Law, but which men
are rendering sacred service in a typical rep cm1zn7

Now
is
8
priest

,,i;",;\L1

.,,

la:l
resentation and a shadottp of the l~envenlyo FKcb
c b 0:23
things; just as Moses, when about to make the
complete tent,bwas given the divine command :" AExrn*
For says he, "See that you make all things RCcording to the patternd that was shown you
in the rn~untain."~But now Jesus0 hag ob- 2:,U7g4
tained a more excellent public servbe,* so that a1-10bo:l
A C0~: 1 ~
he L. also the mediatoro' of a correspondingly Q+lrrh
2:5
better covenant,@which has been legally estab- m;pb;iT
lished upon better promises."
I tet8 9 : ~ i
'1'9 110:4
7 For if that first covenant had been fault- rto 8.17
less, no place would have been sought for a
second;' & for he does find fauIt with the people "7,:1;i
when he says: " "ok!
the days am coming,"
says Jehovah,f 'when I shall consummate a new
covenant toward the house of Israel0 and to- oRe7:4
5:s
ward the house of Judah;O' nod: according to the om
*Jer 81:P.l
covenantn which I made with their forefathers D u o 4 2 3
in the dayO w h a I took them by the hand t o olIeb10:25
*EKl2:51
lead them out of t h e land of E -.
~y
;~
- p t because

,,:,

* Or,

Or, "tabernacle."
a,"tj'p.''
Jr*R,ll-wbaof
the h r d , KBAVgSyP.
"pplnces."

hid, NRdI'g; God,

Jehorah, J71arla-"b";
the
Litcrnllg, "be!"
Jchovnb,

HEBREWS 8:10-9 :5
b m a w they did not contfnue in my covenant,90 that
1 I p p d caring for them,' says Jehovaha'
oeb9:15 l o For this is the covenantn which I shall covenant with the Ilouse of Israel after those days,'
says Jehovah:" 'I shall put my laws in their
alpel*
mind,O and upon their hearts I s31all write them,
"Zbkl6
and I shall be a God to themmnnd they will be
XJer 31:33
zecs:8
a people to me." I ' And they will by no means
He0 10:16
o i J o a : n teachE every man his fellow citizen and every
man his brother, saying: "Know J e h ~ v a h , "be~
cause they wiI1 a11 lcnow me,'"rom the least to
the greatest of them. " For I shall be merciful
sJas
OH&3:6
r0:17 to their unrlghlcous" deedsa and I ~ f l l by ne
means call their sins* to mind any more.' ""
EJer 31:34
He5;5:17
13 In his saying "a new covenant" he has
*Ro 10:4 made the former one obsolete.* Now that which
is made obsolete and growing old is near to
vanishing away.@
For its part, then, the former covenant used
to have ordinances of sacred serviceo+and
+Le4:6
0Heb":2
its
holyo
place~ upon ~thls earth.ca
a For
there
was
~
~
~
~
1
1
constructed
a
first
tento
compartment'
in
which
; ; ;$; ; ; ;oKe1:12
were the l a m p s t a t ~ dmrl
~ ~ also the tableo* and
CLIt 8:ll
; ~ ~it~ is called "the
WES 40729 the display of the l a a v e ~ and
*Cx40:!L2
Holy Pla~e".~
a But behind the second curtaino
r I _ ~w
ars Z G : ~
the tent compartment called "the Most
I . E Y ~ c :was
~ ~
+Ex26:34
etercj:u HoIyy'.C*&Thishad a golden censei and t h e
o%bs:$ll:740:21 ark" of the covenant' averIald all around with
goldlorin which were the golden jar having the
oJ%5:3
*Ex 25316 manna* and the rod of Aaron that buddedn and
*E~16:3L
the tabletsA of the covenant, a but up above it
,%",:$:8'
2j","S\2iEwere the gloriousa cherubim overshadowing the
Jchovah, JV.8.
a Jehovah, J'J."-"*'7.".EQ
; tho Lord, NDAVg S
F:.
+

#:","h\!fz
O

xm

"-E8*m-

or,

the lord, KBAVgSyP.

the &owbmd,w

lgd

* JL',LA;Or, "hlonflng to this worId"

or,"the Holy of Holice!f

HXBREWS 9:6-13
648
649
HEBREWS 9 :1 A 2 3
b
&
z
:
B
mercy seat.aO But now is not the time to speak
how much more will the bloode of the
; ~ f " ~ ~ , 9 i ~flesh,+
~
in detail concerning these things.
Christ, who through an everlasting spirit of6 After these things had been constructed this
;IFftf::,"fered' himself without blemish to God, cleanse*
OHeb11:35 our consciences from dead0 works that we may
way, the priests enter the first k n t compartrendero sacred service* to the living God?
ment' at a11 times to perform the acts of sacred + L ~ M
:g;,"b,,2B
~ : 4
service,@ but into the second compartmenv the eLe
15 SO that is why he is a rnediatoPn of a new
7w e ;b 10:16
:
"Le169
higho priest aIone enters once a year, not with- oMr 1 4 s
covenant: in order that, because a death has ocout bIood,# which he offers for himself* and for #f;fg::t
curred for their release by rmsomon from the
:iEb,1$i5
a J ~ z:9
s
transgressionso under the former covenant, the
the sins of ignorance of the people." Thus the r,kz%,js,
OGa 3:13
holy spirit makes it plain that the way'l into the nJoh 14:6
ones who have been called might receive t h e
1:4
holy placeb had not yet been made manifest
+Ro8:17 promise of the everlasting inheritance.= l T o r
where there is a covenantfa the death of the huwhile the first tent was
This very bHeb 10:20
man covenanterb needs to be furnished. For a
tent is an illustratiana for the appointed time
@GeZf:m covenanta3 is valid over dead ~ i c t i r n ssince
, ~ it is
that is now here,' and in keeping with it both +g,b$?l
Gn 3:15
not in force at any time while the human covegifts0 and sacrifices are offered.* However, these zE,"\3":g
nanterbis living. l8 Consequently neither was the
are not abIe to make the man doing sacred serv- oaeb 10:l
xGa 391
10:22
ice perfecto" as respects his conscience,@lo but WIeb
;yX,
Ei former covenant' inaugurated without blood.*
19For when every commandment according to
have to do only with foodsu and drinks' and Ezi
the Law had been spoken by Moses to all the
various washings.dn They were legal require- :.,e
*Ex24:3 people,*he took the blood of the young bulls and
ments pertaining to the fleshAand were imposed
O~
OHeb1O:"f
the goats0 with water and scarlet wool and
until the appointed time to set things straightmb
ANU 19:13
0 Joh 1:17
'Nu19:6
hyssopC
and sprinkled the bookd itself and all the
11 However, when Christ came as a high
people, 20 saying: "This is the bIood of the covepriest' of the good things that have come to F
; A$;
nant which God has laid as a charge upon rrow."eA
passe through the greater and more perfect
:
;
;
;
tenta not made with hands, that is, not of this IT^ 2:s
~+Ex29:12
~ ~ And
b ,he ~sprinkled
~ ~ t hoe tentmPand all the vessels
of
the
pubIic
service likewise with the blood.+
creation? l2 he entered, no, not withf the blood
Le 8:15
gjg
Le 16:18
Yes,
nearly
all
are cleansed with bIoodm
of goatsa and of young bulls, but withf his own ~~~~~i~~
I eLe l7:ll according to thethings
Law, and unless blood is
994
blood,"once for all time into the holy placeg and Da
RO I1.27
obtainedh an everlastin$ release' for us.* la For N e b io:i7
Fg;t:!J18 poured out no forgiveness0 takes place,"
OHeb 13:20
23 Therefore it was necessary that the typif the blood of goats*and of bullsnand the ashesAo w e 1 : ~
16:B
*Heb8:5
ical
representations* of the things in the heavof a heifer sprinkled on those who have been pol- *Le
oLe 16:B
ens should be cleansed by these means, but the
lutedosanctifies to the extent of cleanness d the t:; $ji&

;;::
;',is

Appendix under Hebrews 9: 16. b Or, "mediating sacrifice

(or, victim)."
Or, L ' p e ~ o n ~ .dJ 'Oxl "tablet.''
J'sma'ginseO
read: "which Jehovah has cut with sou"; quoting from the Hebrew text of Exodus 24 : 8.

a Or, "the propitiatory." b Or, "places." c Or, "parable." d Or,

"baptisms; ablutions." Things that have come to pass, P46BD
S y g ; things to come, KAVg, Or, "through." g Or, "plnees," h Ox,
''found."

a See

HEBREWS 9:24-10:4
650
651
HEBREWS 105-18
w
e
b
heavenly thin= themselves with sacrifices that
5 Hence when he comes into the world he
me better than such sacrifices. '"or
Christ
snys:
" 'You did not desire sacrjfice md offer*Pama
entered,' not into a holy placen made with hands * H e b m
Am s:sa ing,%bt you prepared a body for me.' You did
which is a copy of the reality,On but into heav- EF,"p25+1
not
*l;!il
i approve of whole burnt-offeringa and sin
eno itq,s~lf,*now t o appear before the person of nI4eb
np~.lu:a ~ f f e r i n g .7'Then
~
I said, 'Look! I am come (in
~ P 3:s
6:20
C
God for us.@ Neithep is it in orcler that he o ~ o 8 : 3 4
APE40:7
the roll af the bmka it is written about me) to
should offer himself often, as indeed the high
PPm40:8
CIO your wiU, 0 God.*'14 After first saying,
priestr"nters into the holy placeb+Prom year C*I&H16:al~a~
"You did not desirenor did you approve of sacril o y c e with blood not his own. mOOtRerwise,
fices and offerings and whole burnt-offerings
.f;,p;Zy
he would have to suffer often from the world's ~p","i4~
*Pam:6
nnd sin offerjngM"-sacrifices which are offered
f~undation.~'
But now he has manifested him- E H . H~ ~: ~I O
@L@17:3 ~ccordjngto the Lawethcn he actually says,
selfQnce* for all time at the consummationco ~
? ~ mJ~pa *l ~aB:.Q
$
~
"Look!
1
am
come
to
do
your wlll."" He does
:fl
of the systems" of things3 to put sin away cW e~b13:49
11:3
t
away
with
what
is
first
that
he may establish
*Fn 40:8
through the sacrificeC of himself." f l And as it ,:;u,,39:::,
Gn 1 : d
w h ~ 1s
t second. lo By the said o ill"" we have
or reb 13:fa
is reserved for men to die once for all time,O t;:;;gm
-J~,I,17:18 been sanctifiede through the offeringn of the
but after tMs a judgment,o' SO also the Christ Q z e ; ; ~ f l
,,,El(-2,,:13:12
,, body3 of Jesus Christ one" for a11 time.
was offered onceo for all time to bear the sins + A > I O : J ~
11 Also every priest takes his stationn fmm
of many," and the second time%at he appears Ac 17:31
Ilch!):23
6:10
dny ta day-to render public sentice m d t o offer
173 :hi 2:2S
it wjlI be apart from sindo' and to those earnest- ?~~~b,,l:0~6 l r 7 t l :'pilB the same sacrifices often, as these are at no time
2t:11 2 , I . l l
ly looking f o r him for their salvation,""
But this
ar:c
NU 2~::%
Z ~ : A H able to take sins away complctcly.'
OlPe
IPC 2:24
1:s
For since the La+ has a shadowAof the idftsz?
+ ~ r <7' h1 8 man offered one sacrifice far sins perpetualIP
1 rut1 7:>?
from
good" things to come, but not the very k;:,"i:,
rnrrpl, g:ga and sat down at the right hand of Gd,"l3
4
:cIl 3:l
2::s
substance of the things, men can never with theh :*vt
thcn on awaiting until his enemies" should be
,,,,L, ,:,
:
- - 15
c.rlks2::E made a stoolCfor his feet," 1 4 F ~itr is by one
same sacrifices from year to year which they ~;;;~;~
n t ' ~
110:1
2:.45
sacrjflcial offering* that he hw made those who
offer continually make those who approach a~o12:17
1 Co 15:25
*IICII n:m are being sanctified perfect3 perpetually, IB
MoreOtherwise, would the sacrifices not
DII I1, :~~ ,47:
7:11
) 19
overj
the
holy
spiritA
also
b
e
~
r
s
rvitvless
to us,
have stopped being offered, because thoac renfor
after
it
has
said,
lo " 'This is the covenanto
k;'~r2~i:~~
Qnebx:m
dering sacred serviceB who had been cIeansed
which I shall covenant toward them after those
once for all time would have no consciousness
days,' says Jehovah:" 'I shall put my laws upon
*Ga
mi
of sins any more?' a To the contrary, by these
theErhearts,andupontheirmindsXshallwriteO
W
EJor
J o~m
1.33
sacrifices there is a reminding of sins from year
I I ~ ~ ' R : * ~ them,'
O
fl it says afterward^,^ "'And I will by
Oh1 t 7:23
to year,@ for it is not possible for t h e blood of
no
means
call their sins ~ n dtheir lawlessB
ol:c2:2
Klsa1:11
bulls and of goatso t o take sins away.'
deeds0
to
mind
any more."' IN Now where there
Mic 6:7
*~f;,,:{$;i
-Or, "plaaca," hence "which are eopies of the realities". b Or,
Or, ' L ~ o r ~ l l b. "Jehovah, Jv,a**l-18*aQ;the Lord, NAVgfiyP, It

10

., ,,

"plaoehl."

orJ ombin bin at ion end.'> Or, "be without ct 8in offering,"

"Q

sayA nfterwnrds, Sgh and hlinwcde M9S.B9J104Jst&

653

Is forgivenessmof these,' there is no longer an aJoh

a t 26:28
8:36
offering for sin.
19 Therefore, brothers, since we have boldn e s s for
~ ~the way of entry' into the holy place"' :$ ,4jy
9:a
by the blood of Jesus, which he inaugurated
far w as a new and livingo way through the mneb
curtajn,"that is, his flesh: " and since m have ~ ~ , " h ~ j ~
a great priest? aver the house of God," '"let us i;,";;613
approach with sincere hearts" in the full assur- e.las 5 : ~
ance of faith, having had our hearts sprinkledb erne ma5
from a wickcd conscienceoand our bodies washed OHeb 1k8
with clean water.O+ 25 Let us hold fast the pub- :;p;3&
liP declaration of our hope' without wavering,
1;13
for he is faithful" that p r ~ m l s d24. ~And let us &;GJ l l e b ;n:li
.idl~'-i'rh5:z4
consider one another Uwii&& ve and
not forsaking the gathering of oulq-* w e 3:14
works:
selves together," as some have the custom,a ;Et$yzo
but encouraging one another, and alI t h e more
so as YOU brhold the d a p drawing nearad ~
~
~
26 For if we practice sina wDlfullyoafter hav- ;;Eb$;il
ing received the accurate0 knowledge of the
truth,' them is no Ionger any sacrificeDfor sins 7;pb%!?
Oilcb 11:4
left,@'%but there is a certain fearful expectation
of judgment0 and there is a fiery jealousy that "JaS2:13
is going to consume those In opposition,' 28 Any ""A%U
man that has disregarded the law of Moses dies
withoul: compas~ion,~
upon the testimanp of ~ , " ~ &
11:6
tiw or three." " Of how rnucl~more severe a
punishment, do YOU think, wiI1 the man be
counted worthy who has trampled" upon the 'g::~::,
Son of God and who has esteemed as of ordinary value the bloodn of the covenant by which
he was sanctified, and who has outraged the
mhem
spiritAof undeservedDkindness with contempt? A
QJas4 4
a 0 For we lcnow him that said, "Vengeanceo is oRea:Io
a Or, "freeness of speech" b Or, "plam?'

HEBREWS 10:31-11 :3

mine; I will recompense";aO and again, "Jehovahb will judge" his people,'" It is a fearful0
to fall into the hand@ of the living God."
32 However, keep on remembering the former days in which, after you were enlightened,
nKtb6:4
YOU endured a great cantest under suft'erings,"
"sometimes while YOU were being exposed as
in a theater* both t o reproachesa and tribulamJosl:n tions," and sometimes while YOU became sharers with those who were h ~ v i n gsuch an experi*Php In
ence.' "'For YOU both expressed sympathy for
those in prison and joyfully took the plundering
of YOUR belongings, knowlng You yourselves
have a better and an abiding passe~sion.~
ah!t lo:=
,, ,,:, 35 Do not, therefore, throw away YOUR freeQ1~1a4:17
o M t 10:32 nessOof speech," which hns a great rewardh to
ul[eb 12:l be paid it. # T o r you have need of enduran~e,~
in order that, after YOU have done the will of!
+Ga 6 9
God,' YOU may receive the fulfillment of the
~
$promisearn
1
111 For yet "a very little whlleW,*
and
"he
who
is
caming
will
arrive
and
will
not
cleM1nb 2:3
xIfinafl:2Q
lay*'."
"But m y righteous one will 1Ive0 by
o l l l e 1:3
0; leh 1l:l
.Ilal,2:Q reason of faith,"e and, "if heshrinks back,my
sou1 has no pleasure in him."' 3B Now w c a m t
?
1,XX
tJke
kind that s h r i ~ k b ~ a c ~ t byt
i m ,
a?,,e 2:1
a ~ : ] e2:20 thP!Irinrl_lhnt.havefaitkt~
the preservin~alive
3:m
Of thCS*],@b
91,11 21:19 --

fg:g;g

@Ereb
01
tub 1 21 :: ~~ ~
o.r:~s
4:8
thing
* j i t b lk29

E:zb??~

Q"'@

~ I9

r l ' h 8.9

M;n

2:17

,G,L

T!t? R.:?i
I

~ t J 1 3 - I L a ~ ~ h o ~ ~ e & For
c j _
bv means of this the men of old times" had witborne to them."
Byfaith~ireunderstmdthatthesystems~

remmpsnac,' mya the Lord, ASyh and TexZua Receptn~;

I1will recompense,' snys Jehovah,
b Jehovah, J r + R ~ l l h l ~ JiO
The Lord, NAYgEyP, a Or, ''the older men."

a'X will

HEBREWS II:"-fl
1654
HEBRrnS 11:IS21
655
l:28
of things' were put 5n ordera by God's word, U n*$ota 99:6
limit: since she esteemed him faithful who had
aelT:ll
of ne 2:5
so that what is beheld came to be out of things
Hence also from one man,' and
;saRl:aP
occ21:a promisedPo la
that do not appear." By faith Abe19 offered or.ical224
'Go 21:5
him as @ as dead,n there were born children
,
,
,
,:,9
God a sacri8cct3of greater worth than Cain,~~~~~eb,:1,3:15OaJna 5:20 just as i l ~ estars of heaven for multitude'" alld as
through which faith he had witness borne to
the snnds that are by the seasldeOirmnurne~abIe.~
sans
IFC:C 22:17
him that he was righteous? God bearhg wit- oJa*656
23:4
l a In faith all these died,"nlthough they did not
ness' respectjng. his gifts? and through it he, L?f$210
nGe47:9
get t h c fulfillment of the promises," but they
4:1o
although he died, yet speaksnm
'Job 8 : s ~ - saw them afar ofE' ma hailed" them m d pub5 By faith Enoch" was transferred so as not *7;&2,2,
Iicly" declared that they were strangers" and
OSJO
@A=:a
5
to see death, and he was nowhere to be found
temporary residents in the land.= l4 For those
olch
I? .m:12
2
9
:
s
because God had transferred him;' for before
1.:1$1?19 who say such things gIve evidence that they
11 0 2:11
his transference he had the witness that he had
allr11r~:i4
are earnestly seeking a place of their own,A
pleased God well." BMoreoves,without faith It a$;G'
And yet, if they had Indeed kept rememberis impossible to win his g o d pple~ure,for he
00e11:32
ing
that glace fmm which they had gone forth,O
that approaches God must believe that he Is" @ N I O 3 4
they would have had opportunity t o return.
and that he becomes the rmvarder of those
l8But now they are reaching out for a better
earnestly seeking him.
'Mt4:17
M T2234 place, that Is, one belonging to heaven.' Hence
7 By faith Noah,- after being given divine
l j j ~ p3:p God jg not ashamed of them, to be called upon
3:m
01. x 3 I.,
warning of things not yet beheld,O showed godhi1
A C $32
2i:32 as their God," for he has made a city" ready
ly fear and constructed an arlrcJ'for the saving +Qe6:14
*rrcb la:= for them.
of his household, and through thIs faith he con~ t 2~
c a
qpezs
17 By faith Abraham, when he was tested,w
demed0 the wvorldp and he k a m e an helF OJW
2:s
as good as offeredb up Isaac, and the man that
fEf
of the righteousness' which is according to faith. T$," $%
had gladly received the promises attempteda
2:21
8 By Iaith Abraham:' when he was called: 0"1.laa
. 1 ~ 329.3
to
offer up his only-begotten son:
although
ny,
"
2$!
8
obeyed in going out into a place which he was
it
had
been
said
to
him:
"What
will
be
callcd
going to receive as an inheritance, and he went
'your
seed'
will
be
through
Isaac."'
l-ut
he
out although not knowing where he was going.o 3Ge12:4
reekonecl
that
God
was
able
to
raise
him
up
B y faith he resided temporarily in the land of G e a3:4
I bRa 4:17 even from the dead;b and from there he did rcthe promise as In a foreign land: and dwelt in
ceive him also in an illustrative way.d' 'O By
OJRB 2 : s
%
:%
:'!
tmts9wjth Isaaca and Jacob: the heirs with W;e
2.526
faith
also Isaac blessedo Jacobe anZl Esau"con-Cu
176
0Jnr3:9
~ G n:n
C
him of the very same promise," "For he was 0l LC13 l2:aZ
2739 cerning things to come,
By faith Jacob, when
awaiting the c i t p having renl foundationsa and ni
ZIlcb
t~ 1:ao
1~14
about
to
die,'
bIessed
each
of the sons of Josephn
w
'Ge41:29
e a4:m
the builder and creator of which is W.' 1' By 1 1 ~ 2 1 . 2
'11~1)?',&
and
worshiped
leaninge
upon
the top of his
faith also Sarnhoaherself received power to con- 01 I,, &6
ceive seed," even when she was past the age $:t:,"iig
Or, "greeted; embraood.." b Or, '%l~x,raharn,when being tried, had
(as it were) offaretl." Or, uproceeded." d Or, "in n pnmble."
a Or, tLCmmo prepared ;were ad jnated."
*According to tho s e m of the Hebrew text at Genesi~47; 3L

.(+.

HEBREWS 11:2-4
656
st&." P* By faith Joseph, nearing his end,@made 2g;E
mention of the exodus of the sons of Israel, and
he gave a command concerning his bones.'
23 By faith Moses was hjd for three months
by his parents after his birth,' because they saw mEX2:a
the youngo chlld was beautiful" and they did not ?ip72$3
fearo the orderg of the king. 24 By faith Moses,O 2,;j:$7
when grown up,* refused to be called the sonR,; ; ;~]I
of the daughter of Phar'aoh," 2ochooshgto be *i#:x 211
Ill-treated with the people of God rather t h ~ n' ~ ~ ; ' ~ ~ ?
to have the temporary enjoyment of sin, Po be- Ar'n6n:n
Ito 15.3
cause he esteemwl the reproachThof thc Chrlst 3tleb'l':1:19
a.rn.s,1: 10
as richesQgreater than the treasures0of Egypt? X I L 2 : ~
for he looked intently toward the payment of "'""'
IQ:M
the reward.Pe7Byfaith he left Egypt,' but not etrch
* I.:n 12.51
fearing the rage of the king,* for he continued @l.:x 1 ~ : ~ s
steadfast as seeing the one that is j n v l s I b l e . ~ l ~ l l : l ~
2 " ~
faith he had celebrated&the passovef"
and the splashing of the blood,* that the de-,;;;!f*lrxlz:aa
stroyer might not touch their firstborn onesmO
~ I Z X12:23
2"y faith they passed through the Red sea as
on dry land," but on venturing out upon it the
l4:aa
OEX34:m
Egyptians were swallowed up.
30 By faith the walk, of Jeriehoo fell down @Mtm:m
after they had been gone aroundb for seven kt",:?
days.' B y faith Ra'habg the harlot0 did not ;,",";;
perish with those who acted disobediently, be:!;I
I
cause she received the spies in a peaceable way." 1: I ,,.a4
~ I 11:l
K
32 And what more shall 1: say? For the t h e O;S, IG:IS
will fail me if I go on to relate about Gldfehon; hy;&y
Bar'ak,' Samson," Jeph'thah? Davidq as well as ; ~ , ~ ~ , ~ ; . ~
Somuel' and the other prophets," who through
faithC defeated kingdoms in conflict,' effected
;~:$ ~ i : 3 4
righteousness,' obtained promises," stopped the ;:Fisn
mouths of lionsIao S 4 stayed the force of fire: QPP
a n 3:23
~~ : E I

.,I

~;)$!~;t

Or, "he mtualIy debmkd.f'

b Or,

been besieged."

HEBREWS 11:35-12 :3
02m6:ls
escaped the edge8 of the sword,P from a weak
b J g 1 6 : ~ state were made powerful,' becarne valiant in
w e routed tbe armies of foreigners." Wom:$42,"
en received their dead3 by r e ~ u m t i o n bnE
;~
o Jpe
el
= z1: 5z
n 2 ~ 4 : 3 4 1 other men were tortured k a u s e they m u l d
o ~ ~ t z onot
: ~ ~
accept release by some ransom? in order
17:22 that they might nttain a better* resurrection.
S6 YesI others recelved their t r i ~ l
by rnockings
and scourginps, Indeed, more than that, by
bondsq and prisons," They were stoned,$ they
+IIc122:24 were tried,Yhey were sawn asunder, they died"
a1IU 18:4
oRel:16
by slaughter with the sword,@they went about
=2m1:s
in sheep skins; in goat skins, while they were
::E $$3:8:6 in want," in tribulation; under il !-treatment;"
38 and the world was not worthy of them. They
oa@blz:zDwandered about in deserh and mountain@ and
and cavesAof the earth.
*:g $: dens
39 And yet all these, although they had witOGe
G e 22:17
3 : ~
ness borne to them through their faith, did not
Ge49:1()
k"6",%%g2 get the fulfillment of t,he pr~rnise,~ as God
,E:,bfi;& foresawb somethlng better' for us,@ in order
that theymight not be made perfectMtapart
m
UHeb
a s 2:22
7:11
from us.
So, then, because we have so great a
cloud9 of witnessesQsurrounding us,* let
W e 113
OJ as k1-5
US
also
put off every weighP and the sino* that
c ~ h 3:13
p
easily entangles us, and let us run with endurHeb3:12 anceob the race' that is set before us, * a s we
W a s 1:3
ILU a:=
look intently at the leaderdo and perfecter of our
tlCo 9:24
mHeb2:10 faith, Jesus, For the joy that was set before
~ P h p2:s
him he endured' a tortmurestake,cO despising
o ~ 10:38
t
shame, and has sat down at the right hand of
llO:I the throne of God." Vndeed, consider closely
*Mtm:3*
the one who has endured such contrary talk*
See Appcn&tir nnder
8 Literally, "months." b Or, "provided."'
657

zXF:y;f5
biz,

Matthew 10 :38. * Or, "chief ngcnt; foundor?

659

HEBREWS 12~4--13
-658
by sinners agdnst their own inteWs,a that
YOU may not get tired and give out in YOUR

what is lame may not be put out of joint, but

rather t h a t it may be healed,' Pursue peace
with all peopleja m d the sanctlAcationAwithout
which no man wlll see0 the Lord, lD
carefully
watching that no one may be deprived of the
undeserved khdness of God;' that no poisonous
rootmmay spring up and cause trouble and many
be defiled by it; '"hat there may be no fornicator@ nor anyone not appreciating sacred
things, like ERRU,'
who in exchange for one meal
gave away his rights as firstborn.* " For YOU
know that afterward also when he wanted to
inherit the blessing* he was rejected,' for, although he earnestly sought aa change of mind
with tears: he found no place for itm0
18 For YOU have not approached that which.
can be felt' and whkh has been set aflame with
fire,@and a dark cIoud and thick darkness0 and
a t e r n p e ~ t , ~ ~ ~the
a nblare
d
of a trumpet and
the voice of words," on hearing which voice the
people lmplored that no word should be added
to them.* xDForthe command was not bearable to them: "And if a beasto touches the
mountafn~it must be stoned,"" Also the display was so fearful that Moses said: "I am term
rified and trembling."A aa But YOU have approached a mount Zion40 and a cityo' of the
living God,heavenly Jerusalem,* and myriadsb
of ange1sbo* in general assembly: and the congregationp of the firstborn* who have been enrolled91n the heavens, and Goda the Judgeq of
alljn and the spirituaI livescAof righteous ones
who have been made perf&,* g4 and JesusD the
mediatorp of a new covenantreand the bl&'

uouls.
4 In carrying on YOUR contest gain st that
sina You have never yet resistd as far as blood: lpt ;;fa
but YOU have entirely forgotten the exhortation which addresses YOU as sons:m "My son, do 0 J ~ a : a f
not belittle the discipline from Jehavah,b neither give out when you are corrected by him;O a:ll
"or whom Jehovah= loveso he discipIines,O in
fact he scourges everyone whom h e receives
+pr3 s
as a son."'
7 It I s for discipline you are enduring. God
Is dealing with YOU as with sons.mFor what son a2Sa7:14
is he that a fatheP does not discipline?" But OJaa
~ F T1.3:~
1:17
if YOU are without the discipline of which all
have become partakers, YOU are redly Illegitimate children, and not sons. O Furthermore, we
used to have fathen who were of our flesh to
discipline ustband we used to give them respect.@rmla;ls
OMC 2 1 : ~
Shall we not much more subject ourselves to
the Father of our spiritual Iifc" and Ilve?' l o For *NU*:N

:@,",as:,

they for a few days used to disciplineo us ac- OR@3:l@

cording to what seemed good to them,' but he
does so for our profit that we may partake of
his holinessmob
li True, no discipline seems for the ALP
om 11:41 : ~
present to be joyous, but grievou~;~
yet after- pE
i ;z:;
ward to those who have been trained by it it
yields peaceableo fruit;
righteotmess. OJOS
+php9:18
I:IL
12 Hence lift up the hands that hang down' Az;l,i;
and sil-engthen the enfeebled l t n e e s , ~amd
2 x13a35:3
keep making straight paths for YOUR feet,# that

A ~ a i n s ttIreir
4

A8yh.

o m intaesta, PottDTg8yP; qninst him himself,

J3.8,11-18.20;
the Lord, HAVgSyn. Jehovah,
thc Lord, NAVgSyP, d Lilcrnlly, "of the spirits."

Jchovnb,

J5771n111"1B0E0;

Or,"fruit of,'"

HEBREWS 12:14-24

OF,"Isaac's?' b Or, "ton thousandaV Literally, "(the) spilita."

REBRmS l2:2%13:6
66Q
of sprinkIing which speaks in a better way than
Abel's"blood.&
omt m:d
25 See that YOU do not Implore him not to
speakmFor if they did not escape who implored mueb*a
m:I@
him not t o give divine warning upon earth,'
much more shall we not If we t u r n away from
l!g
him who spealcs from the heavens,"' At that
t i m e his voice shook the earth,O9but now he has W$!!8
promised, saying: 'Yet once more I will set
not only the earth but also the heaven in commotion."' "Now the expression "Yet once
more"o signifies the removal of t h e things being DrqinZ:B
shaken as things that have been made," in or- 4aPe~:lo
der that the things not being shaken may remaino zWherefore, seeing that we are lo re- 0 R e ~ l : l O
ceive a kingdom which cannot be shaken,' let us &Mtl6:ls
continue to have undeserved kindness, through
which we may acceptably renderO G d sacred ORe7:lS
serviceo with godly fear and awe.. x D For our
ol::;)$!!:
wuc 1:24
God is also a consuming Are."
Jw Xt14
Let YOUR brotherly love continue.* 'Do
2:::(;:'
not forget kindness to ~trangers,~'
for
through it some,unhonm to themselves, enter- -;l;l;;;~
W e 1:la
tained angelt3.au= Keep in mind those in prison oOGc
IS:9
bondsA as though you have been bound with
them, and those being ilbtre~ted,~
since YOU * ; ~ . ~ 2 ~ : 3 f l
C'ol 4:IY
yourselves also are still in a body. Let mar- oir:o lz,m
riage be honorable among all, and the marriagea lsed be without defilement, for God will ORe
judge fornicators0 and adultcren.Ot 'let YOUR
manner of life be free of the love of money: ';?&?
while YOU are content with the present things.' $
:?;%
For he has snfd: "I will by no means leave you
nor by any means forsake you."* So that we *g$lid

*Ja"a
us*

as YOU contemplate how their conduct0 turns

out imihteo0their falth.
8 Jesus Christ Is the same yesterday and to+Re
day, and forever.*
9 Do not be carried away with various and
strange teachings;Oa for it is right for the heart
g
g
$
$
:
,
gA1:n to be given firmness by undeserved kindness,'
14:17 not by eatables,* by which those who occupy
1Co 8:s
co12:18
themselves with them have not been benefited,
l0
We have an altar Prom which mose who do
oRe7:15
g,Rp"d:$, sacred serviceaa t the tentdB have no authorityp0
"$; 7b:;8 to eat,' l1 For the bodies of those animals whose
@Hebx:a blood is taken into the holyo placef by the high
priest for sin are burned up outside the campno
',"~~:I~~
OlI'81:2
l a Hence Jesus also, that he might sanctifya the
s:21 people with his own blood: &wed
outside the
bMt 217.19
Job Iq:17 gate,O laLet us, then, go forth to him outside
OlPe 4.1 4
the camp, bearing the reproachmhe bore,gT for
+~;ifs
we do not have here a city that contjnues,' but
SLP as:da
,1Pe %:I1 1ve are earnestly seeking the one to come."
Through him let us always ofIer ta God a
z:;:gaa
aacrificep
of praise,- that is, the fruitQof Itps
:
b m 7 whlch make public declaration to his name.*
nLe 7:12
2ch ?3:3i
Moreover, do not forget the doing of goodn
Ps 5D:I-l
1Pe2m5 and the sharing of things with others, for with
iWFhk$n:: .i:m such sacrifices GotE Is tvcll pleased."
17 Be obedient to those who are governing

OJaakf.9
"sJe
b X f i 11:1

13

5A;:$

3&7:f1

a Literally,

"t hnn Abd?

661
HEBREWS 13:7-17
may be of good courage* and say: "JehovahR
Is my helper; I will not be afraid. What canb
man do to me?"n
7 Remember those who ape governing YOU,@
who have spoken the word of God to YOU, and

Jehovah,

The Lord NAVg.

Jn*51T*a0fi--"lP0;

Literally! "will,'*

Or, %king the lead among POO.'~do*, "tabernacle." ."Authority," F1%AGVgSyp; bat omitt~ilIT D. Or, ''plnca." c Or, "ree

Or, "forget hospitdilitg?

proach for him," or, %s

repmaoh."'

HEBREWS 13:18-25
662
you&Oand be submissive,' for they are keeping
watch over YOUIESO& as those who will render + l c o 16:16
an account,@that they may do this with joy and @f+hyiz
not with sighing, for this would be damaging

TEE LETTER OF
slaveo of
and of the
Jesus Christ,
twelve
1
scattered0 about:
Jamesp' a

to YOU.

Greetings!
2 Consider it all joy: my brothers, when
YOU meet with various trials,' a knowing as YOU
do that this tested qualitym ofb YOUR faith0
works out endurance.@ But let endurance have
its work complete, that YOU may be complete"
and sound in all respects, not lacking in anything.
5 So, if anyone of YOU is Iacking in w i s d ~ r n , ~
let him keep on asking God,' for he gives generously to dl and without reproaching, and it
will be given
But let him keep on asking
in faith," not doubting at all,@
for he who doubts
is like a wave of the seao driven by the wind'
and blown about. In fact, Iet net that man suppose that he will receive anything from Jehovah;Ck a he is an indecisive"@mamy unsteady in
all his ways.
9 But let the lowly brother exuIt over his
exaltation," l o and the rich" one* over his humiliation, because like a flower of the vegetationO he will pass away.* l1 For the suno rises
with its burning heat and withers the vegetation, and its flower drops off and t h e beauty of
its outward appearance perishes." So, too, the
rich man will fade away in all his ways of life.

gi!

Youad

Or, "taking the lead nmong mu.." (Compare with Matthew 2 : 6

(23 : 10); Acts 7: 10; 15 : 22.) b Or, "come more quiokly (than
I expected) ." 6 Or, "of." ACDVgSgg close with " h e n " ; but not
a

P4gN.

Lord
tribesAthat are

18 Carry on prayer for us, for we trust we

have an honest con~cience,~
as we wish t o con- olpe2:19
duct ourselves honestly in all things." '"ut
I z2Col:u
exhort you more especially to do this, that I
@ME 1721
may be restoredo to YOU the sooner.*
Whm 22
20 Now may the God of peace,* who bro@ht *no1.5:33
up from the deadn the great shepherdm of the ;f;A2$,
sheep0 with the blood of an everlasthe cove- a p e 5:30
nant,po our Lord Jesus, equip YOU with every :
:
;
good thing to do his will,' performing in us
through Jesus Christ that which is well-pleasing
in his sight; to whom be the glory for ever and +~;9;1;~
ever.* Amen,
2Th 2:X7
22 Now I exhort YOU, brothers, to bear with mKD16:m
this word of encouragement: for I have, in- mAc13:15
deed, composed a letter to YOU in few words." x1Pe5:12
a Take note that our brother Timothyc# has OAC
IT^163:12
been released, with whom, if I come pretty
~oon,bI shall see YOU,
24 Give my greetings to all those who are
governing" youa and to all the holy ones. Those *Heb 1317
OAC n : ~
inc ItaIy"send YOU their greetings.
25 The undeserved kindnessAbe with all of m i 4 : ~

80

God-

to the

Or, "that are in the dispersion.'' b Or, "this way of testing."

Jehovah, JaJa91448-1S;
the Lord, HBATrgSgP. Literally, " t ~ t r souled:'
a

JAMES 1:12-24
664
6 ~ 1
12 Happp is the man that keeps on endurh g trial,' because on becoming approved he
will receive the crown" of life,* which Jehovahn1<ARC 2:10
promised to those who continue loving him.@tJ":i$:%
lvt~":'~
la When under t
rial,' let no one say: "I am be- ' l[roll
"I;&$
ing tried by God."O No; for with wif things o J : l ~ l - ~
G a l cannot te tried nor does he himself try
anyone. But each one is tried by being dratvn
out and enticedb by his own
I b Then
gjt 4,%
the desire, when it has b m e fertile, gives
.P
birth to sin;' in turn, sin,@ when it has been crr+i:l
BRO s:21
accomplished, brings forth death."
Itu ?:I1
16 Do not be misled,' my beloved brothers. *GaG:7
2:1n
" Every goodn giftu and every perfect present OI.PC
3Ps 115:16
is from above: far it comes down from the ;F,"j;31
Father5-of the celestial lightsPb and wit11 him al:rr 1:27
1 x 0 :!:n
there is not a variation of the turning of the 01
&MI 7:11
Oh 3 2 7
hado ow.^' 18Because he wiIled it: he brought .:0 'c 131; :7
us forth by the word of truth," for us to be a I'J:;:!"
B I ~ C14:4
certain firstfruitsm of his creatures."
O l l O 5 : 1:i
+hlnl
19 Know this, my bebved brothers. Every (,.I(1 ti :!:o
1:13
man must be s M t about hearing, slow about p
'
;
:
g
i
speaking," slow about wrath;' go for man" s + ~ c t . ~ : : {
I t f n 14:4
wrath does not produce God's righteousness." lhrTr
10: 1 0
" Hence put away all filthiness and that super- 2;; k:/f7
fluous thing, moral b a d n e ~ s ,and
~ accept with
mildness the implanting of the word' which is P:;';h::
able to save YOUR sods.dm
+ ~ 1:1~~n
t
Bilcb ?:3
22 However, become doers of the word,"and
not hearers only, deceiving yourseIves with false .:;y7!i;
1.10 3:r
reasoning. For if anyone is a hearer of the
word, and not a doer," this one is like a man *F;ti"j
looking at his natural face in a mirror. 2 T o r

he look8 at hlmself, and off he goes and immediately forgets what kind of man he is. 9 6 On
the other hand, he who peers into the perfect

:Fes;:,"

Jehovah, J'3g."h17; God, TgSyn; thc Lord, C8jh

(31erkia
Greek Text No. 6); he, KBA. Or, "c3,11ght a9 by hait." a Or,
"rariatian or shadow cawed by a turning." Or, "lives."

JAMES 1:25-2 :5

665

la@ that belongs to freedom0 and who persists in it, this man, because be has become, not
a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work?
'J",i7,741,
wllk be happy in his doing it.
ALU 1812
P P ~ ~ I % I f any rnanseemstohkmelfatebea
,~?3~~:"orrnal worshlperbAand yet does not bride his
"kgiF1;'4 tongue,' but goes on deceiving his own heart:
this man's form of worshipc is futile.' 2r The
form of worship@ that is clean' and undefiled*
101r.om the standpoint of our God0 and Father@
EoIlc1H:7
y;$:o
Is this: to care for orphansd*and widowso" in
their tribulation: and to keep oneself without
spoth from tile
110 b::j
14:3
J o l ~14:18
My brothers, YOU are not holding the faith
irrrl217
011'0 1:14
Lord Jesus Christ, our gloryla+with
,,,,,,:,, actsofofour
savor it ism^ are
For, if a man
110 1 ~ : d with gold rings on hk Angers and in splendid
OlLrb :1: 17
0. I : I
clothing enters into YOUR ~ s s e m b l ybut
, ~ a poof
*l('u 2:H
yet YOU
rnl*r24:23 man In filthy clothing aIso enters,'
MI ?a:ia
look
with
favor
upon
the
one
wearing
the
splen1
did cIothlng and say: "You take this seat here
in an honorable place," and you say to the poor
one: "You keep standing," or, "Take that seat
mMt5:ss
tlzere beside my footstooE,"'O you have class
*Ga 3 : ~ distinctions among yourselvess and you have
'Lu
become judges* rendering m m p t decisions,'
U D e 1:17
is that not so?
o i ~ a:4
e
5 ~lstcn,my beloved brothers. God ch&
&Reas
the ones rvha are poo? respecthg the world to
p8

Odnr 2:12
*rill 8:s

'Id[&

Or, "tllinb himaelf." b Retigionrm eaas (to be religioaa), Old

Latin Yumione. 0 Form of w o r s h i p = f i e ~ ~ i (tkrSskeIa)
a
, KEPI;
religio (religion), Old Latin Yersion~.d Or, "bereaved ones." Or,
" M y brothcry, stop holding
, of favoritismJ" Og "sgnagoge."

JAMES 2:&16
666
~ a sa : ~
be rlchm h faith and h e w of the kingdoms sOMt
21:m
which he promisedp to those who loveo him,' ;;g ;j1
did he not? You, though, have dishonored t h e
#
:;;;
poor man. The rich rule over YOU oppressivelP m
+L, 22:!2D

1C.7:c!,112
)
wd they drag YOU before law courts,"do they v~ A~18
exe
13:1
not? They blasphemeo the katltiful name" by V o h 3::8
which YOU were called, do they not? a If, now,
YOU practice carrying out the kingIy la@ ac- OJU Q:II
cardjng to the Scriptures,@"You m~rstlove your
a:8
neighbor as yourself,"' sou are doing quite well. "e 1D:zS
But jf YOU continue showing favoritism,D YOU oJaa 2:1
are ~vorkinga sin, for YOU are reproved by the
lawAas transgressors?
3Ro 44:s
~e
1 8 : ~ ~
10 For whoever observes all the Law but
makes a false step in one point, he has become
an oflender against them all." " " F o he who%
::*?
said, 'You must not commit
said 3Jm4:4
OEx M:t4
c
also, "You must not murder."' If, now, you do t ~ S:l?
not commit aduItery but you do murder, you
have become FI transgressor of law. l q e e p on
speaking jn such a way and keep on doing in
sucll a way as those do who are going to be
I P ~a m
judged by the law of a f r e e people'nar For OeJm
3:17
the one that does not practice mercf will have
his judgmentQ without mercy.' Mercy exults :$p2fj$,
~t 5 : ~
triumphantly overb judgment."
*IPe 1:3
14 01 what benefit ir~it, my brothers, if a
certain one says he has faith* but he does not z
;
j
$
l
have worl~s?"That faith cannot saveo him, can c ;
l ~ 471~1
e
it?" ID
If a brother or a sisteru is in a naked
:?''
state ~ l n dlacking the food suficient for the
day,O In yet a certain one of YOU says to them, P{&bz?jp
"Go in peace,' keep warm and well fed," but +$,"j:
uov do not give them the necessitieg for their

Or, "law that beIongs

to

freedom."

Or, <'as auperior to,"

JAMES 2:I7--3:3
body, of what benefit is it? l7 Thus, too,
2:5,0,::7
*~rcblo:= if it does not have works,?s dead in itself.
18 Nevertheless, a certain one will say: "You
have faith, and I have works. SIlow me your
c a 59
faith apart from the rvorks, and I shaIl show
Jns 3 3 3
YOU my Pait11 by my works."" L$ You believeg
OlJo4:l
'De s:4 , there is one God, do you?* You are doing quite
well, And yet the demons" believe and shudder."
tEti.;:4
LU4 3 4
2o But do you care to know, 0 empty mnn, that
faith apart from works is inactive? Was not
Abrahamc our f ~ t h e sdeclareds righteous by
1:2
works
ater he had o f f e d up Isaacg Ids sona
7:4
KC n:9
upon
the
altnr?" : Y o u behold that his faith
c
r: 22:19
worlred along with his works and hy his works
o t u 6:40
his faith was perfected,DOW
' a
n
d the scripture
I Keb 11:1?
was
fulfilled
which
says:
"Abraham
exercised
*Gc 15:6
na 1:3
faith
in
Jehovah,R
and
i
t
was
counted
to him
Gn 3:G
and he came to be cnUedo
mlPe I:IT as righteot~sness,*'*
l)
?@;
$& ' f J e h o ~ a h ' ~f ricnd'f.Ot
"S"41:8
24 YOU see that a man Is t o be declared
righkous by works, and not by falth alone.'
';"e,hPiT
-30s 2:1
25 In the same manner was not also Raqhab' the
@Re17:5
harlotDd e c I a d righteous by works, after she
OMt 11:1o
had recelvcd the messengers0 hospitablya mcl
0lpe e:g
out by another way?" "lIndced,as
! ~ ~ ~ sent
~ : a them
r
the
bodya
without
breath= is dead,' so also faith
' K R , ~ ~ ;without
~
OlJo 3:g
worlcs0
is
dead.PL
I>
l re 3:5
L ? a s 2:IZ
Not many of YOU should h m m e teacherslab
onrt 8 : l a
my brothers, knowing that we shall receive
Ak.F$,?l?
heavier
For we all stumble many
]re 5:3 times.+ If nnyone does not stumble in word,"
*1KI 8:46
x'r2o:s
this one is a perfect man," able to brjdle also
QFlt 12:37
I.TQ::~
all his M y . BIf we put bridles In the mouths
'Jvh 8:s
661

zE&

Jehovah, F ~ J ~ l n m a r ~ t n l sGod,
O j HBAVgSya,

God's, HBAVgByp. 0 Or, "spll<t,'"

b Jehovnh's, J17;

JAMEX 3:&14

of horses for them to obey us," we manage also "%Q

e
thelr whole body, Look! even boatsjQalthough " ~ 8:g
they are so blg and are driven by hard winds,
are steered by a very small rudder' to tvhere "ACa7:40
the incltnation of the man at the helm wishes.
5 So, too, the tongue is a little member and
yet makes great bragsenLook! how little a fire Jg;$,zi;
It takes to set so great a woodland on fire!
O Well, the tongue is a fire.* The tongue Is con- *%1,85
3"~e":"
stitured a worldo of unrighteousn~sso among OLU
13 '23
our members, for it spots up all the M y 0 and c;;;:?;;
sets t h e wheel of natural fife aflame' and it is + n r r ~ : z n
set aflame by Gehennaba3? For every kind of 3Mt5:22
wild beastmas well as bird0 nnd creeping thing zE :;7
and sea creature is to be tamed and has been
tamed by humankind.= But the tongue, not one ar;p e:a
of mankind can get it tamed. An unruly injurious thing, it is full of death-dealing pison.' i%tTt
With jt we bless@Jehovah,l>keven llle Father,' l'p',"~~j~l
and yet with it we curse0 men who have come ;;$g;:i
into existence "in the likeness of God".* L o Out *g;;i~
of the same mouth come forth blessing and
cussing.
It is not proper, my brothers, for these things
to go on occurring this waymmlA fountain does mph 4:29
not cause the sweetA and the bitter to bubble A R e a M
out of the same opening, does it? lZ My brothers,
Q R 11
~:4
a fig tree cannot produce olives' or a vine^ pRe
34:19
3Re
6:13
figs: can it?@Neither can saltmwater p d u e e 0x11 5:13
o ~t ?:I&
sweet water,
1.3 Who is wise and understanding among
YOU? Let hlrn show out of hb right conduct0 OiPe":"
his \x~orks'with a meekness that bclongs to wis- '7,",81~~~
dom. Z* But if YOU have bitter j~aalouspand

,,,,

?&","3$z

'zd3"::3"3 -

--

S p a footnote on Matthew 5 2 2 , bJohovah,

the Lord, K D A S ~ P ,

JAMES 3:1!5-4:6
contentiousnessL In YOUR hearts, do not be
;yg!g%
mlJo 1:s
bragging* and lyinf against the truth,* l b This
*1JO 2.21
is not the wisdomQ that comes down from
ig
above: but Is the earthly: animaljao& m o n i ~ , ~
mudL'19
htco,23.2,94 Is For where jealousy and contentiousness are,
there disorder and every vile thing are: " But
m ~ c o2:6 the wisclornmfrom above is first of all chaste,'
@ I t 0r2:9
wico 2:13 then peaceable, reasonable,' ready to obey, full
of mercy" end good fruits,' not making partial
z : ~ distinctions, not h y p o c r i t i ~ a l . ~Moreover,
~
the
n l P e 1:22
01 lie 3:14 fruitAof righteousnesso0has its seed sownDunu ~ i 6.26
npb\p
t
der peaceful' conditionsb fop those who are
QI re 311
bPr ll:18
making peace.Om
From what source are there wars5 and from
what source are there fightb: among You?
UlMt $9
Are they not from this source, namely, from
.RO 793 YOUR cravings for sensual pleasure which carry
desire?
oGa
r~
5x7
e ~ : on
a a conflict in YO^ members?" TY~U
and yet you do not have. You go on murderingo"
and c ~ v e t j n g and
, ~ yet YOU are not able to ob*bnts:az tain. You go on fighting* and waging war, Y O U
do not have because of YOUR not asking. a YOU
do ask, and yet YOU do not receive, because
aIsa1:15 you me asking for a wrong purpose: that YOU
Z ~ C
153
may expend it upon YOUR cravings for sensual
pleasure.*
4 Adulteresses,OQdo YOU not know th:hclt the
02Pe
ORe l7:.1
2:14
friendship
with the world b enmity with God?'
.$p ;?:%
ovtu:19 Whoever, therefore, wants to be a friendm of
the world js constituting himself rn enemy of
Omll:*
SLU 6:26
r*al:lo
Godax Or does it seem to YOU that the scrip1Jo 235
"KO8 : ~ ture says to no purpose: "1-1;is with a tendency
to envy t h a t the spirit* which has taken up
*Ge831
residence within us keeps longing"? However,
a Literally, ~sodicn2," Or, 4'sown with pea*?' O Or, "by?'
Or,
669
---

668

J'8;

God, VgJ"llT;

"and are jealous."'

JAMES 4:7-17

670

the undesemdg kindness which he gives Is -"lo

greater.' Hence he* says: "W opposes the *Johln6
5:5
haughtp ones," but he gives undeserved kind- OlPe
ups 138:~
ncss to the humblea ones.jlA ' Subject your. APC
o l r e3:34
5s
therefore, to God; but oppose the Devil,'
,
;
;
;
;
;
;
;
and he will flee from YOU. Draw close to God, aph c : i ~
55:6
and h e wjll draw close to YOU.@ CIeanseQYoua @Tsa
01.1~1:7
hands," YOU sinners," and purify voun hearts,
YOU indecisiveb"ones. Give way to distress and
~2
mourn and weep.' Let YOUR laughter be turned %#=; L U s:zs
nRe3:l?
into mourning, and YOUR joy into dejection."
I U I-Turnblc yourselves in the eyes of Jehovnh,aA "Pa 3 4 ~ 1 5
e30b 22:as
and he will exalt YOU."
11 Quit speaking against one mother, broth- Mt z:12
ers.'+ J3e who speaks against a brother or zBS2il,
j udgesm' hb brother speaks against latF and zi~z;
judges law. Now if you judge Iaw, you are, not QLU 6:37
R doer of law, but a judge.' lBOnethere is that mt7:l
is lawgiver and judge," he who is able to save efaa33:22
and lo destroy.' But you, who are you to be *~tlo:as
080 144
judging your neighb~r?~
13 Come, now, YOU who say, "Today or tomorrow we will kavel to this cityw and will @Re3:12
spend a year there, and we wljl engage in business and make profits,"A whereas YOU clo not
3~'~1: ,
I O
know what YOUR lifea will be t o m o ~ r o w .For
~ oOP~sP39:6
YOU are a mlst appearing for a little while and
then disappearing.' l6 Instead, YOU ought to say: +;;:;22
"If Jehoval~~
wilIs," we shall live and also do @ P B I ~ ~ : I O
46:11
this or that."" l6 But now YOU take pride in XSR
A c 1x:21
YOUR self-assuming brags.* All such taking of 'Eeb
~ : J o%k3
:1~
pride is wick&, Therefore, if one knows how
to do what is right and yet does not do it,' it *Lul2:47
Ofah 9:41
is a sinn for him,
Jah 1522

Come, now, YOU rich" men: weep, howling

over YOUR calamities which are coming upon YOU.@ YOUR riches have rutted, and YOUR
outer garments have become moth-eaten,'
YOURgold0 and silver are corrodecl, nnd their
rust will be as a witnessD against uow and will
eat YOUR fleshy parts. Somrthing like fire* is
what YOU have stored up' In t h e last days.ao
' Look! the wages due the workerso who barvested YOUR fields but rvhlch are held up by
YOU," keep crying out,* and the calk for help
on the part of the reapers have entered into the
earsc3of Jehovah of h o ~ t s , " You
~ have lived in
luxury upon the earth and have gone in for
sensual pleasure." You have fattened YOUR
hearts on the day of slaughter.+ You have condemned, y~ have murderedq the righteous
one. Is he not opposing
7 Exercise patience, therefore, b ~ t h e r sun,~
til the presencedmof the Lord," Look! the farmer
keeps waiting for the precious fruitQ of the
earth, exercising patience over it until he gets
the early rainQand the late raln." a You, tm,
exercise patience; make YOUR heartso firm, became the presenced of the Lard has drawn

:>zz;z

*z

close,"
9 Do not heave sighs agdnat one mother,
brothers, so that YOU do not get judged,* Look!
the judgeQ is standing before the doorsdm
l o B~vthers,take as a pattern of the suffering
of evilAand the exercising of patience the proph-

Or, "@ktyous fleahy park like fire. Ton h ~ v edored up trea~lure

in tho lnat d*~ys;' Vg; but Syp reads like nBovo. Jehovnh Tzehaa

'J

"it," b Orj "two-souled."

HUAVy SyD,

010,

Jehavnh,

J7~n~1a~14*lB-1
the
8;

Lord,

oth', J7l'J4'a-'41'71l8; the Lord of Sah'~.oth, KRAV#RgP. 8 Or,

" t h ~rightmu8 one; he i s not apposning aou." 6ce 1 Cor. 10: 17.

JAMES 5: 11-18

672

in the name of Jehovah.ak ~ c ~ ; ~ : ~

Look! we pronounce happy" those who have y;;:,:;
endured.' YOUhave heard of the endurance0 of 31t'c 2:20
Jobm and have seen the outcome Jehovahh gave,' 'f;6?4iif/~
ets,@ who spoke
l1

that Jehovah& is very tender in affection and

aRolz:l
1tl3%I O R : ~

cornpas~ionate.~
I2 Above all things, though, my brothers,
stop wearing, yes, either by heaven or by earth
or by any other oathc* But let YOUR Yes mean ?;!:g;?
Yes, and YOUR NO,NO,SO that YOU do not fall
under judgmentn
.
w t 537
I:lf
13 Ls there anyone suffering evil among YOU? 2'2050:15
20
h t him carry on prayer.@*Is there anyone in CJtrde
W n l 3:10
good ~ p i r i t s ?Let
~ him singp p~aLms.~O
" Is there ;I:$
anyone sicko among YOU?& Let him call the En11 lu:n
1 Pe 5:1
olderO men of the congregationoto him, and let 33Rc
1:d
them pray over him, rubbing him with oilo0 in ~;:~;2
the name of J e h o ~ a h .' ~W d the prayer of
faith will make the indisposed one wel1,e' and &;;.-;o I : i n
Jehovahm will raise him up.@Also if he has l r I l r > A . l 1
a;!:bfj$
committed sins, it will be forgivenQhim,"
m ~ , :111 5.14
14h rk
16 Therefore openly confess YOUR sins to one "I,,
dm%
another and pray for one another, that YOU
may get healed.# A righteous0 man's supplicn- d;;:;: y;
tion' when i t is at workg has much force.'
p4
l7 Elijaho was a man with feelings Iike ours:
*15a 12,ta
l l < l l.'!:G
and yet in prayer he prayed for it not to rain,@*on,.I .r;
and it did not rain upon t h e land for three years b$/&':
and six months3 laAnd he prayed again, and 0nCg:5
the heaven gave rain and the Iand put forth its
0 1 ~1
1~4s
fruit.O

z:;;

the Lard, ~ 3 A T g s p . Jehovnh,

the Lord, KBATgSgp. C u r , "praise to Qod.""
d Jellovalh,
the Lord, KAVg. Or, ''twill s a w the
indisposed one." Jdovall, J7*B*1*114.1G-1g
; the Lord, HBtLVg,
Or, "when rendered with earne~tness.~'
Jcl~ovab,

J7*B~1a~14718-1S;

Js,l~+l~lls.l8;

J7*8,1SJ4316-18;

JAMES 5 :19-1 PETER 1:7

673

;~

*Mtm15

mm4:18

:?$pfi1':
EtfP,!:iu

19 My brothers, If anyone among YOU is rnisled from the truth and another turns him back,'
2a know that h
he who turns a sinnera back from
the crrorO of his way will save his soul from
deatho and will rover a multitudeo of sins*
THE FIRST OF

PETER
apostle" of Jesus Christ, to the
residentso scattered aboutaAin
onc z:a
Ga.laEtla,Cap.pa.do'ci.aIoAsia, and Bi*~01:7
thyn'i-a, t o the ones chosen* according to the
of God 1he Father: with sancti:!c&pforeknorvledge@
ficatjonOby the spjrit,"for the purpose of their
!:;:;;?;
~ I[ 'XfCi 12:zd
H
~
l : l a being obediento and sprinkledwith the blood
of Jesus CI~riut:
May undeserved kindness and peace be in* 2 ~ I:a
e
creased t o YOU."
a2 o 1,s
3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord
for according to his great mercy"
:!g: d::b Jesus
he gave rts a new blrthA to a livlngO hopeD4
Z1:Lz$:a
through the resurrection9 of Jesus Christ from
the dead,* ' t o an hcorruptible' and undefded
0o I:r
1 1 Z~1::a
~~: G
ol13e3:'1
and ut~fadinginheritmce,OmIt is reserved in the
'11'0 15 aa
heavens for YOU,""who are being safeguarded
n82 t r ~4:H
1:5
, by God's power through faith" for a salvation*
,,zro
Ci
PlI'r5 t
ready to be re~ealecl'~
in the last period of
!,:
clt'r
time,'
Tn
this
fact
YOU
me greatly rejoicing,
A h l t 21.:m
though for a Iittle while at present, if it must
@=4:17
be, YOU lrave been grieved by various trials,0
in order that the tested quality" of YOUR
#Jag 1.5
o m i:la faith; of much greater value than gold3 that
g"p",%:t,' perishes* despite its being proved by fire,@may
OMt
*MC10:2
mJ@blt:m
A J n 9 1:1

Peter: an
temporary
1
Pontus,

kt7<!{

.,,,,

Litcrrilly, l%reidetlt~of the dispemion," b Or, "the t e ~ t i n g . ~

1 PETER 1:16-25
c~me
holy yourselves in all YOUR conduct,0*
:&.b?F14
lBbecause it is written: "You must be holy, be675

1 PETl3R 1:8-15
674
be found a cause for praise0 and glory and hon- alPaa:ld
z:?
or at the reveIatianXof Jesus Christ. Though
YOU never saw him, Yon bve him." Though ~ o ltJoh
u ma
nre not lookring upan hirn at present, yet you
exercise faith3 in him and are grently r~joicinga P = z : 5
1s:m
with an unspeakable and glorified joy:
as you
receivea the accomplished' endr0 of YOUR f ailh, :?{&?::;
@

m e 11~44

a*

'
1

" C R W ~ nway as a. prize?' Or, "tho apiri t of Ghrahtwhich

tvaa i n them indicated.''
Liternlly, "gird up the loin^ of YOUR
miad." d Or, "keep balanced and SPE POUR hop^ tomplet~1y.l~Or$
"pcmns." Accomplished end= riJ.og (rcl'os), KRA.

17 Fbthermore, If YOU are d l l n f upon the

who judges impartially* according to
ezc*
each one's work, conduct yourselves Wth f earQ
+ ~ e ~during
f l ~ the
~ time of Youa temporary residence.'
Is For YOU know that it was not with corruptOlPe33
ible things: with silver or gold: as a ransom"
xlCo6:20
Q R O ~ : Z ~that YOU were releasdo from vom fruitless
form of conduct received by tradition from
POUR forefathers. lDButit was with precious
*Hebg:l4 blood: like t h a t of an unblemished and spotless
lamb,' even Christ's." True, he was foreknormo before the world's f~undation,~
but
A ~ ~ he
h was made manifest at the end of the times
for the sake of youP a l ~ through
h ~ him are
?jy;;::?
*dohl4:6
believers in God; the one who raised him up
from the dead" and gave him glory," so that
~ 1 YOUR
3
faith m d hope might be in God.*
OAc15:9
22
NOW
that YOU have puriAedn YOUR S O U ~ S ~
a130 3:i
0 ~ 0 1 2 : g by YOUR obedience to the truthA with unhypo*1Ti 1:5
W J V I I ~ : ~critical brotherly loveb as thc result, love one
IPc 1:3
.1(:01~:50 another intensely from the heart.' 2a For You
*lCa
'Jqh3:&
15:ahave been given a new birth; not by corrupt% ible: but by incorruptihleG"reproductive seedy
@-ugh, the wordQof the living and endurine
o w e 3:18 Qd.
i4 For "all flesho &,as
vegetntlon,' and
@Rc8:7
a:zs iis glory is as a flowerq..ofthe vegctq$f~n;+
_the
OF.
IS^ 1405
01:~
~ e g e t a t i becomes
o~~
wlthcred, and .tI!r?l flower
mIsaeo:7
falls off,%.? but t b ~ a r L s p o k e nbyd&ouh_bk
"I~ad0:8 enduresforever'!," Wcll, this is the "word_a;po:
4 3 ken","' this whlcb-has-been-decl-d
-to-xou
14s
as ioodOnews,
a OT, 'lives."
Jehowh, J ~ ~ 8 1 1 9 + M l ~ - l a ~ tho
a P ; Lord, NIBAVg; our
Amlo:17 Father

rnZJ1~
:I:lti
the salvatianQof YOUR souls.'
VICtr B : U
10 Concerning this very salvation a dillgent
inquiry and a careful searchDwere made by the [ 1 M l n : 1 7
prophets0 who prophesiedAabout the undeserved
$2
Idndness8 meant for YOU. l1 They kept on in- ;;;1!2j;
vestigating what particular season' or what
kind of season the spiril? in them mas indicating ; J~,.,~ .{I~ ;::!i j :
concerning Christbawhen it was bearing wit- +F:Fih.i
ness beforehand about the sufferin& for ~o 2i l.h: q: 23:2
~
,::13
Christ" and about the glories" to follow these.
l t t b l ~ ~ l : ~ 7
l a J t was revealed to them that-ro_t-to_thw
: but to ~ 0 1 7 , ' t h ~ y - m - [ e r w t h e
Tll'o
lqn AW7
"10
thing8 which have n o ~ ~ n ~ m n o u n c eruu
d l o1,$;,>;:
tl~rougI~-t.hnse~
who havedeclared 1:hc good? c13n ~ ~ 2 4 I
IT{-t> 11:39
news to You with holy-spirit!-sent forth fmn A.I,,l,
15:zl;
henven,Tnto these velIy_thkgs angels3_are de, o&?i: l2
s i rjng-to-peer;
CAI:
~ I . : ] X:?:*I
I I3.10
P:37
13 Hence brace up TOUR mindsQfor activity,=
keep completely balanced Etnd set YOUR hoped
upon the undesewed kindnessmthat Es to be mat f~
blought to YOU at the revclationm of Jesus :$~o~&
Christ. l4
As obedientz children,o quit bcing
6:7
fashionedBaccording to the desires you former- *m la:a
ly had in YOUR ignorance, l a bat, in accord wit11
the holy one who called mu, do YOU also be-

Or,

cause T am holy."O

2:9

,,,,,:,

zzl$,S

'O

Cfod,

sp.

'

I PEI'ER 2: 1-10

676

Accordfngly, put away nI1 moral badness' *ra1:21

and all deceitfulness and hypocrfsyB and
envies and all kinds of backblting,D a and, as O E p b 4 3
1:41
newborn infants,@.*form a longing for the un- OLU
w r io:15
addterated milka belonging l o the word,O t h ~ z:ti","&:,
through it rou may grow to salvationIba pro- 4 2 ~ 1 3 : ~
vided YOU have tasted that the Lorrl is krnd.' +PsM:8
4 Coming t o him as to a living0 stone,' re- EE",4i!:,
jected,' it is true, by men," but chosen: predous, t;,z;&
with Gud, YOU yourselves also as living stones n J 0 h 1 9 : ~ are being built up a spiritual home' for the * ~ u h 2 a
purpose of a holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrificesmacceptabJe to God through Jesus m e 2 1 4
Cl~rist.~
a.For it is ca~~tained
fn Scripture:O Ege?&
"Loolr! 1 am layisg in Ziono a stone, chosen, a m e fQ:l
foundation cornerstone, precious; and he that
rests his faith on it wllI by no means come to
m~sam10
dkppoin trnentmd
7 It is to YOU, therefore, that he is precfous,b
because You are believers; but to those not believing, ''the identical stone that the builders
rejectedo has hecome the chief cornerstone,". 'gqzg
and "a stone of stumhlinp and a rock-mass ohrt5:as
of offense"." These are stumbljng because they QIsa8:14
are unbeIievhgly disobedient to the w0rd.c To
this very end they were also a~~winted.'On -Ro

,,,,

YOU

were those who had not becnl'jgig

a OF,'%y no menns be ashnmsd," b Or, "It iis mu, therefore, that

Lace tho pro~ious estimation," a Orl L ' ~ t ~ m b l i natg tho word because they arc unbelievingly disobcdicnt."

1 PE;TERZ:II-20
shown mercy: but are now those who have
h e n shown memy.+
I h Beloved, I exhort YOU as aliens and ternpora~yresidentsmto keep abstaining from flesh-

677
@Mts:7

+noP:B
@Pa

,"Ga 9:17 ly desires:' which are t h e very ones that carry

on a conflict agdinst the soul.an leMaintain Youn
conducto right among the nations," that, in the
"""21
thing In whlch they are speakbig against YOU
as evildoers, they may as a result of YOUR r!ght
worksDof which they are eyewitnesses glorify
cl'e 3:IQ God in the dayO for his inspection."
AIhn 10:3
13 For the Lord'sb salre subject0 yourselves
;
;
to every human creation:* whether to a king@
c ~ l 2 : s as being superior l4 or lo governorsB" as being
~ I t e bW I T
sent by him to inflict punishment on evildoers
but
to praiseo doers of good." 16 For so the will
f;;$fl
* T I L ~ : ~of I;Od is, that by doing good YOU may muzzle
ant 3.17
cr,u 1i:40 the ignorantQ talk of the unreasonable0 men,'
plitr
o m t:l
[;:I5 l8
Be as freeo p e ~ p l e ,and
~ yet holding POUR
N : f r 593
el(:n7.2a freedom, not as a blind for moraI badness: but
Honor men of all klnds:
7iL;i;",d9 as slave$ of
have love for the whole associationQof brothers,
;0 1 1 , ;:2:6
~
be in fearo of Godla have honor" for the Iring;.#
v J * l r ~ l5:23
~
["''c"l
18 Let house servants be in subjection' to
111's 2:G
r3r a~:ntheir owner9 with the full measure of fear,
Joh 1:49
5011 18:37 not only to the gooda and reasonable, but nIso
01 L'u 3:lO
, G : to those dlfficuIt to please. l T o r if someone
o:'f:'2;$because of conscience" toward God bears up
under amictions and suffers unjustly, this js
nR013:S
an agreeable thing." Po For what merit is there
in I t if, whcn YOU are sinning and being struck
zEzs blows, you endureO it?" But if, when row are
, ~ endure it, this
o ~ ~ doing
~ f good
; ~ and
~ YOU s ~ f f e r YOU
' M t m
is a thing agreeable wlth God,'

~ ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ ,

z:;?:

z:!

Or,

We"

b The

L0rd'8~ HBA; god'^, Vg;SyP; Jebovah?~~

Jt*uJ?

a model for YOU t o followDhis steps closely." 91 He committed no sin," nor wns deceit
YOU

e a:a

",;"':!$&

round in his mouth.* 2 8 When he was being re- ;;,","$f

viled," 11e did not go t o revillng in return. When nntt n:39
he was suffering," he did not go t o threatening, w e b 5 s
I~utkept on committing himself to the oneqwho y g ; g
jwdges rlgl~teously.8& He l~irnselfby imputation' +RO4:24
tmren ottr sins@in his own body upon the stake:' m,$Ce,g
jn order that we might be done with sinstkand
$
:;$&
live ta righteousness. And "'by his stripes YOU
were healedw.*25 For YOU were like sheep: go- L$t58"::53
ing astray; but now you have returned to t h e oI=a53:6
s l ~ e p h e r dand
~ ~ overseero0of YOUR
SAC 1:m
olpe
5 : ~
's a 1
In like manner, YOU wives; be in subjection 4 ~s
1~:2
EO YOUR own husbmds, in order that, If m y "E$&g
are not obedient to the word, they may 1le wond
without a worde through the conducto OF their w e 2 9
wives," ' because of having been eyewjinesses amT:m
of TOUR chaste conduct together with deep respect." And do not let YOUR adornment be * l P e Z - s
that of the external braiding of tllc hair' and
ol the putting on of gold3 ornaments" or the
~ ~ ~ e w iofn genter garments, ' but let it be t h e
secret personfAof the heart in the incorruptible" nppwel0 of the quiet and mild" spirit,O+
which i s of great value in the eyes of G0d.O
For so, too, formerly the holy wornens who
were hoping in God used to adorn thcmseIves,
subjecting themselves to their own husbands,
fi as Sarabp used to obey Abraham: calling him
" I ~ r d " . ~And
' YOU have become her chiIdren,
a Or, "IIe himself bore up." b Or, lltrea.'l a Or, "livcs." They may
lio v o n , HDAVg; yon nlay win them, Rgn; you mng win them to
Johovnh, Pa,e Or, "the ~ o r d . " Or, "~nnn," Or, "wives.'?

1 mTEX 3:7-15
pmvlded YOU keep on dohg good and not fewingO m y cause for terror.*
7 YOU
continue dwelling fn lil;e
1 : ~ manner with them according to lmowledge,
3Egh 6:ZS assigning them honor3 as to a weaker vessel,
AGa 8:28
the feminine one, since YOU are ~ l s ohcirsAwith
them of the undeserved favor of life, in order
~8
for YOUR prayeTSO not to be hindered.
8 FhaIly, all of you be like-minded, showkg
fellow feeling, exercising brotherly love, tenderly affectionate,@huumble in mind," O not payOg~\a&O
ing back injury for injurp or reviling for re''''h5:15 viling," but, to the contrary, bestowing a blessMI ]'(! ?:23
5:la
ing,O because YOU were called to this course, so
3 1 : ~ that you might inherito a blessing.
,t?2hl:S
10 For, "he *at would love Mep and see
-3Jo 11
02 l:lQ good3 days? let him restraln his tongue0 from
S L J O n:rs
*:i~~m:i2
whnt is injurious and his lips from speaking
"8 =:I3
deceitfully,' l1 but let him turn away from what
ops8e:l4 IS injurious and do what Is good; let bim seek
peacen and pursue it." la
For Jehovah's~eyes0
:k$,"d!l
are upon the righteousp and his earsQare to;,!~l;;i~n
w s 3.1:15
ward their supplication,* but 3ehovnhiss face
Mrlo PS agahst those doing injurious thing^,"^
13 Indeed, who is the man that will harm
if YOU become zealous for what I s good?'
' $ 2 YOU
But even if YOU should suffer for the ~ a k of
e
s ~ ~ :t 3 1 Id
righteousness,O
YOU
are
happymm
However,
do
0,:;;
j;:
" ~ " 8 : 1 P not become &aid of what they are afraid of,"
Ei
;;P&:o neither become agitatedaY15 Byt_sanc tify"-th,e
"1c01:2 Christ-as-Lordb in ~owR_h_earls,:nlrvays-ready
a c 4:s
+to-make -a-defeyse~before.-everyone-that-d;679

1 PETF,R 2321--3:6
67%
21 In fact, ta this course YOU were calld,
because eveen Christ suffered for you: leaving

:'pY&:*

Jehovah's, J7+~11"*"~1a'1@,Za;
tho lord'^, HBAVgByfl. SnneGfg
tlie CJll~bi~tnB Lord, HBAVgSyD; sanctify the 3tca~inhour Lord,
,Ti&. ~nnr.tiRy thn Lord God, Textus Rcceplu~1; ~ n n c t i f yJehovah
a

jr,R,zx-l+la,n,

1 PETER 3:1 6 4 :2

680
~ w ~ e a x ! n. ~"r , ft h @ ~ h ~ ~ ;.;?:e ~ B,
i jnt ~ ~ o ,

but _doing_so-t~ggther~~witk~rniIdU
ternpertand &
;&:!
deep respect,
16- Hold a good conscience: so t h a t in the QAc a3:l
particular in which you are spoken against they
may get ashamed' who are speaking slightlngfy ' T l t m
of YOUR g o d conduct in connection with
C h r i ~ t .l7~ For it is better to suffer because mlpea:1a
YOU are doing good," if the rvill of God wishes
it, than because YOU are doing evil.* lB
Why, f i ~ c s :
even Christ died once for all time concerning 11'0 4
sins,' a righteous person for unrighteous ones,' Ai:g$~'a
that he might lead YOU to God,' he being put $f.T;p:z!
to death in the flesh,30 but being made aliveo $:);;$,;2i
in the spirit' l o In this state also he went his 1;!;;%;
way and preached0 t o the spiritso in prison,n* c i r r z : ~
" which had once been disobedientw when the p1:c 6:?:to
2
patience of God" was waiting in Noah'so days, 51?f"i:5
while the arkn was being constructed,* in which ?:f$,1,2,:1Q
a few people, that is, eight souls,@were carried ;;y4
*(:u 7:23
safely through the water."
21 That which corresponds to this%is also
new shving yov,'namely, baptism: (not the put- tgli:a
tlng away of the filth of the flesh, but the request made to G a d for a good c~nscience,)~
&2:;$$,%
through the resurrectionQ of Jesus Christ,@;
" H e is at God's right hand,' for he went his ;; :;
way to heaven, and angels3 and authoritiesCo r ~ t d ~ m
and powersp were made subject to hh."
qpz
2 I'C
~ m :I:
1.21
11
1s~
Therefore since Christ suffered in the flesh,
-1 YOU, too, am yourselves with the same
mental d i i t i o n , "because the person that has
suffered in the flesh has desisted from sins,"
to tile end that he may live the remainder of I.ros:c
his time in the flesh,' no more for f h e dedres3 :$f!2iT8
a Literally, "which thing as an antitype!'

*Tg:

Y(;c

kc,;

681
1 PETER 4: L l 2
of men, but for God's will," a For the timeAthat
~ A IT:~O
c
has passed by fs sufficient for you to have
worked out the will of the nationsQowhen YOU
~PI':I~~I
3 ~4:17
0 7
+'r'lt3:3
proceeded in deeds of loose conduct,' lush, excesses with wine, revelries, drinking matches,
and idolatrleso that are without legal restraint.'
Because YOU do not continue running with
them
in this course to the same low sink of
,%
:;:
debauchery,'
they are puzzled and go on speakf!y:;ja 10:.13
ing
abusively
of YOU.' "ut
these people mill
zrl.1 1
Q!:CIJ:IR
rcndcr an account to the one' ready to judgea
those Hvina and those deadVw In fact, for this
kj:;$l(p2:la
+l,
purpose the good new was declared also to the
dead," tknt they might be judged as to the flesho
bAqt8:22
1:. >I) z 1
1
1
Srom
the standpoint of men* but might live as
24:s
*ISR 1 8 : ~ to the spiriF Pram the standpoint of God.
e.7011 I , : G ~
oiw21:~;
7 Bu1: the complete endo of all things has
drawn
close."Be sound in mlnd," therefore, and
;$!;t?2;23
*r:ol
be vigilant wit11 a view t o prayers.* Above all
02l'e 1.7
things, have intense loveo for one another,O beL
cause love covers a multitudeo of sins." g Be
rnhirn:8
A [ + 111:
la
hospitable0 to one another without grumbling.
:;1;,j k?;: '"In proportion as each one has received a gift?
u ~ 2 ot : m use it in ministering t o one another as the right
are 318 kind of stewards over God's undeservedo kind*RO 12:8
ness whlch is expressed In various ways.' It If
anyone speaks, let him speak as it were the
EAc 7:B
sacred pronouncementso of God; if anyone ministers, let him minister as dependent on the
stmngth7 which God supplies;@SQ that in all
m l t1
bnel:le
~ 2:~
wico :010:~1 things God may be glorjfied' through Jesus
* ~ o l O : n Christ, T l ~ eglory* and the might are his for
ever and ever. Amen.
12 Beloved ones, do not be puzzled at the
1 burning among YOU which js happening to YOU
*Jfor a trial," as though a strange thing were beOlr,

1 PETER 4: 13--5:4
682
falling YW. InOn the contrary, go on rejoicing" O*c5:41
foasmuch as YOU are sharers in the sufferings0
of tlie Chrlst," that YOU may rejoiceo and be m R e 19:7
overjoyed also during the revelationa of his 41Pel:7
glory. " If you are being repmnched" for the
name of Christ,* you are happyqaVbecause the
spirit of glory,O even the spirit of God, is rest- mz&!;;3
~2p.21:17
DJns 1:1%
ing upon YOU."
x1sa l l : 2
15 I-lowever, let none of YOU suffern as a * 1 ~ e 2 : m
murdercP or a t h i d or an evildoer or as a oReB31.
busyhdy' in other people's matters. lo But if ' 1 ~ 1s:w
he sttffersu as a Cl-~ristian,~
Iet him not feel 2B1z,?ji
shame, but let him Ireep on glarifylng God in
this name. " For it is the appointed t h e 0 for 3Jude18
the judgmento to start with the har~neof Gad.* ~~~~~;~
Now if it starts first with us,l rvhnt rvill the
:p; :;!a
complete end d of those who are not obedient aI1ebS.G
to the good news of God? od?"P& "And if the right1:s
eousP mnn is being saveda with diificulty, where 2Pe 2:9
o u t 10:m
B
will the ungodlyo man and the ~ i n n e Pmake a
ZiE'f;,
~ h o w l n g ? ""~So, then, also let those who are
suflering in harmony with the will of God keep Gp~;~;n
on commending their souls to a faithful Creator while they are doing goed.ax
a
m r:ra
Therefore, to t h e older3 men among YOU I alPas:s
give this exhortation, for 1, too, am an older
man' like them and a witness' of the sufferings rip&
of the Christ, a sharer even of the glory that
is destlnecl to be revealed:n0 * Shepherd" the
&F$l;F
flocIc of G d A in YOUR care, not under cornpul- AAc20:ZS
sion, but willingly, neither for love of dishonest
;:;i
gain,O but eagerly,O a neither as lordingmit over oO+T;
a t 1i:aa
those who are God'sb inheritance,^' ~ Lt Ibecorn- "?,$: :2'
h g examplesn to the flocli.@ And when the

Ez&zo

01-,'&to n fnithfu1 Creator in me1lcloing." bLiteraIly, "the"; hut,

'rJehovnh's," J L r l l s , Or, "lording it over tI~osoallotted to YOU.'^

1 PETER 5 : L 1 4
;:FP$%m chief shephew has been made manifest, YOU
LPe 1.4
will receives the ltnfadat3leUcrownmof gIory.*
URc 2:lO
*arl4:8
5 In like manner, YOU younger men, be in
5.21
:aitzik subjectionu to the olderO men. Rut all of YOU
c2Co 32:21 gird yotlrselves with humilityD of mlnd toward
htsa 5215
one another: because God opposes the haughtyc
trLu1:51
ones, but he gives undeserved kindness to the
ones,
P,F;,"is$ humble
wtU:4
6 Humbleo yourself, therefore, under the
31501:l
mighty handa of God, that he may exalt You
" m e a l s 21indue time,' "rhilc YOU cast all YOUR anxietyO
ex1 F:ZS
+ ~ n : 2 2 ~ p n h i m , h c a u s e h e c a r e s f o r ~ o wa. "
Keep~ov~l
qTh 5:6
senses,
he
w
a
t
~
h
f
u
l
YOUR
.
~
adversary,
the Devi1,O
mlao 2 8
walks about like n roaring lion: seeking to de3rte 4:7
But take YOUR s t ~ n dagainst
w ~ ~ 2 a : 3 1vour someone.'
Sna 1:7
hirn,O solid in the faith, knowjng that the same
CEPF
~:I
things in the way of sufferings are being ac@hca:a complished in the entire association" of YOUR
brothers in the world," But, after You have
&
?
A
;$
oaco 4:17 suffered a little while,O the God of all undeO I J O ~ : ~served kindness, who caIled"0u
to hjs ever] a s t i n e glory' In unionmwith Christ, will himosude7
4 1 ~ 212
h
msohlxzz self finish YOUR training, he will make YOU
r2Th2:17 firm,' he wIll make you stmng.IDl T o !rim be
FEph 6:10
"Jitde ~5
the might* forev~r.Amen.
12 Througl~SiI.va'nus,ba a faithful0 brother,
O~JO
nac
155-7
1:9
as I account him, I am writing YOU In few
ns m
W
O
P
S
C
:I to give encouragement and an earnest
witness
that this is the true unrl~servedkindORo 53
+ R O I ~ : ~ness of God; in which stand firmool 3 She' who
O h c 7:43
mapel:lo is in Babylon: a. chosenQ one Iilm you, sends
* A C I ~ : D YOU her greetings, and so does Mar'lr" my son,
*RO 1616
Greet one another with a kiss of lwe."
o m 1:5
May all of aov who are in union0 with Christ
*mhGM have peace,'
683

Or, "carry away as a prim'"

OQ S,%i'l'laa.."

2 PETER 1:9--18
9 For if these things are not present In anyolJo32 3 : ~ one, he is blind: shutting IIJS eyes to the light,a+
~ r o 3:s
b
and has taken on a forgetfulnese of his cleansXJ re118:l4
ing9from his sins of Iong ago, lVor this reason,
,J,, ,:,
brothers,@alI the more do voue utmost to sen!
deer the calling" and choosing0*of YOU firm for
;
yourselves; for if YOU keep on doing these
aTlafl
bings row will by n6 means ever fail,O In
AT-u111:g
fact, thus there will be richly supplld to YOU
JOII3.5
P3C0 1i:s
01:~ 17.12 The &tranced. into the evcrlastingP kingdome
ol'r 6:TO
I,::l,c2:::0 or OUT Lord0 and SaviorF Jcsus Christ,'
-2 1'1 d:1Ft
12 Far this reason I shall he disposed always
@Rolb:a to remind YOU of these t l ~ i n g s ,nlthoGh
~
You
nlJoa:21 know them and are flrmly set in the truthn
~ J u a e B which is present in you.* * b E u t I consider it
=2fi5!l
right, as long as I am in this tabernacle,# to
'2b 3:1
rouse YOU up by way of reminding YOU," l4 knowing as I do that the puttlng off of my taber02T14:6
nacle is soon t o be,ba just as also our Lord
bJoIjal:18 Jesus Christ signified to me." So I will do
my utmost aLso at every time that, after my
4zug:n
decense,O YOU may be able to make mention of
t hesc thingsc for yomEves.
16 No, it was not by turning aside to follow
artf ul1y contrived false stories' that we acquaint@ I : o3l l:.1: a ed youmwith the powero and presencen of our
OZI-P
r ~ t 2 4 : 3 0 Lord Jesus Christl"ut
it was by having become
eyewibesses
of
his
magnlfl~ence.~
l 7 For
wt:i
L U ' J : ~ ~he received from God the Father honor and
O
* ! IJn 7:l~e
~ 24
~ Q glory0' when words such as these wew horned
to himbythemagnificentglory: "Thisismy
c!Ja2.7
~ Y :7:9
L
nlr"3:7
son, my beloved, on whom I haveset myapI,L! !9::a
proval.'" l8 Yes, these wordso we heard" borne
685

THE

SECOKD OF

PETER

43.~0

Simon Peter: a sIave' and apostlewof Jesus OMtls:ls

TI^ I:I.
Christ, to those who have obtained the :;?&+
falth, held in equal priviIege with ourslAby the
$"",",",i";~,
righteousness of our GodaP and the Savior"a~~el:n
* ~ l2:13
t
Jesus Christ: b+
2 May undeserved kindness and peace be increased to YO^ by an accurate knowledge' of !s;fij
God and of Jesus our Lard, forasmuch as his .
divine poweF has given us freety all tlze tllings
that concern Bfeo*and godly devotion, "through
;;1:"
the accurate knowledge of the one who calledn
us through glory and virtue.' Through thcse 1Pe 2:9
tilings he haq freely given us the precious and W C e 4:6
; ; ; , ;A;piAIn:B
very gt.,md prornises,GPthat through these You
may become sharers in divine4 nature: escap- .lo11 14:2
ing from the corruption that is In the world ;$$;T;:;3
I I S 1230
~
through lust,"
5 Yes, for this very reason, by YOUR con. 1Jo 3:2
tributing fn response all painstaking effort," lpx::&
~I-'II~~:D
supply to YOUR faith0 virtue,' to YOUR virtue
Icnowldge," to YOUR knowledge self -control,C
::;$
:):
to YOUR self-contm1' endurance," to YOUR en- ;:;!;pl:sg:s
durance godly devotion, to YOUR godly devo- gpg:;;
tion brotherly affectioqA to YOUR brotlierly wrn 4:o
nffectloe love."For
if these things exist fn o l ~ o 2 : l s
YOU nncl overflow, they wilt prevent uow Smm
being either inactive or unfruitful~16regardingbnt s:l4
the accurate knowledge of our Lord JesusChrist,
Our Uod, BAVg ; onr Lord, ~Syh.lb ('Of our God and the Savior

;;#3,jP

Jcsus Chriat"; t o agm with the distinction bctwccn God and

Jrnnrr irr thc next vcrae (2). "Of our God nnd of our Envior Jeaus
tho RXrs~inll," J"Js, His divine power, HIlh; Gail, by his power,
Jt7; Jchovnh Irg his power, J1%,d Or, "cnuso sou to ba neither

irlactiva nor ~~nfi~uitful,"

684

a ~I T t: &

1
4

Or, "blind, ~eeingonly what is nenr!' b Or, "is corning swiftly."

Or, "to an11 thcae things to remembrance." d Literally, "when
euch a vaico wapl borne!' * literally, "thia voiae."
a
0

2 PETER 1:19-2:5

686

687

h m heaven while we were with him in the 9Fii?ji

3120B:I,I
holy mountain.D4
+I30 1R:15
19 Consequently, we have the prophetic w o r n
made more film,' and YOU are doing well in m rIN^;
t I,T:.~
paying attention to it as to a lampx shinings in ?j;1:2 7
a dark place," until day3 dawns* and a daystar' &,';::j13
t s~f~
rises, in POUR hearts. ~ o r m ~ ~ ~ o ~ v - t h i s ~~*%i'h
f ti.r1:10
7.7
that -no_qmphec-pturee
springsf row
;:;:i;;,,
any-pximtwdeasesah Fpr prophecy-i~ras-atao C:.rfl2
1: 17
ti:ne_brought,by-man's
mill, - but rncn,qmke n lip
,I(.2~ 32 1
3: 16
from-"Godt- as-they -1vTiG1 borne-along by- h o i ~F27*1
-Kt@ 2'2
"O

spirit.@

s ? L 23.2
~ ~ ~

ikr 2 S . Z

~Twever,there also came to be false proph- Q J o 4:1

ets3 among the people, as there will also be
falsen teachers among YOU.' These very ones;;$
wiII quietly bring in destructive sectsb3and will :;o: ~ t c2 : ~
disown even t h e ownere t h a t bought them,* E:FgC,$,
bringing speedy destruction0 upon themseIves.' f:,$;;;;
Furthermore, many wiIl turn out of the way
and follow' their acts of loose conduct, and on oRe8:0
account of these the way of the truth will be
spoken of abusively." a Also with covetousness m a sa:a
they wlll exploit You with counterfeit wordsan*Tltl:ll
But as for them, the judgment0 of ancient 32Pc D:T
timesb is not moving slowly, and the destruction eauae 4
of them is not slumbering.
4 Certainty if God did not hold back from
punishing the angel@ that sinned? but, by FZPe*il
ClJo 2:l
throwing them into Tar'ta.r~,~
deliverd them
to pits of dense darhess to be reserved for
judgment;' and he did not hold back from @Jude6
punishing an ancient rvorld," but kept Noah,< c.Go~72.3
2-1.37
t
a preacheP of righteousness, safe with seven mts:i
othersr when he brought a deluge upon a W ~ S : I B
a Or, rrcomesoat: o f prirate disclosure." b Or, '%eresies," 5Tnrttnj

rus, Vg; the lorrest places, Syh. See Appendix under 2 Peter 2 : 4.

03pe3:7
3fufl@7

:;2:,$!":n, ~ l l [ ~ c . r
0Mtfi:13
A C : ~I* 18
~ ~

2 PETER 2: 6-14

world of ungodlyD people; "and by reducing

the cities Sod'omo and Go.rnor'raho to ashes he
condemnedQthem,' setting a pattern for ungodly persons of things t o come," and he delivcrec13 righteous Lot: who was greatly dis-

trcsserl, by the Indulgence of the law-defying

people In loose conduct9b- for that righteous
man by what he saw and heard while dwelling
among them from day to day was tormenting
"Joan
his righteous5 soul by reason of their lawless
deeds- "cehovahu knows how to deliver people
'P1Sd:ff~
o
f ~ o d l ydevotion out of trial,' but to reserve
1Cn 10:lS
2'1-1
.!:IS
u n s i g l ~ t ~people
a ~ for the day of judgment to
It@ 3:IL)
m.lr~tlefi IJP C U ~~ f f , ~lr1
@
e~pecially,honiever, those who
*no1:20 go on after flesh with the desire to defile it"
.IttOe 7
and who look down on lordship.
Daring, self-willed, they do not tremble at
nJuaeB
g10rl0~1sonesC but spealr abusively," l1 whereas
"uuno a
~ n f i e l a although
,~
they are greater in strength
and power, do not bring against them an accusa"Jum
tion In abusive terms,*not dolng so out of respect
for
3ehovah.dlc l-ut these men, like unreasoning
1%
anlmcals born naturally to lse caught and destroyed,Owill, in the things of which they are igC c 0:3
*fuac 10
norant and speak abusively: even suffer destruceRo1:28
tion in their own course of destr~rction~0tvmng7g;k8,:,, ing thernseIves as a reward" for wrongdoing.'
TIrey consider luxurious living in the daytime
a
plca~ure.~?
They are spots and blemishes, In.no 1213
*.Ttla~
12
dulging
with
unrestrahed delight in their deM E k 159
h11+7:?1
c e p t i v ~teachingsf while feasting together with
Dlzr 2212
O:.JO
t8 YOU.' " They have eyeso* full of adulteryea and
rmS:ll
4C:c l9:7

a Jel~ovnb, J@rl'~"*l~;
tho

Lord, KBAVgSph. 5 Or, "be cheeked."

Cotnp~roMutthew 26: 46, * litcrnlly, "trrmblc at glories." *Jehovah, J1arla-lA;tho Lord, HB; hut oluitted by AVgSyh. g Literally,
"of an ~ d u l k r c ~ ~f ,Or,
' ' ''in their disdpationa,"

2 PETER 2 :15-22

688

689
2 PETER 3:l-9
vomlt, m d the sow that was bathed to rolling
+PCM:11 in the mire,"+
Beloved ones, this is now the second letter
I am writing YOU, in which, as in m y f3st
one, I am arousing W O clear
~
thinking EacuFh2ml:13 tics by way of a reminder: :that you should
remember the words previously spoken by the
holy prophets' and the commandment of the
KAc9:m
AC 3.?1
*~ua@
17 Lord and Savjor through YOUR apostles.* a For
YOU know this first, that in the last daysp there
mRc2:10
*ITI *l:l
will come rjdlculers with their ridicule, proOlJd 216
OJudr 1~
ceeding according to their own desires" ''ad
saying: "Where is lhjs promisedApresencec" of
:E
z
:
,
Z
J 1 * r 1 7 : l a I,is?O Why, from the day our forefathers feIl
K1.e 13322
oAr:.t:[;ll
asleep0 in death, all things are continuing exE ' I ~ah
P I.$
O R Z ~2:1:.i8 ~ c t l y
as from creation's0 beginning."'
1.u ]:?:.I5
43cfo 12:'"f
according to their wish, this fact
5
FOX.,
EIN[l P,i::l!l
021lr
r r : ~I :aI, ~ : ! escapes their notlce," that there were heavenso"
o l t ~ a : r o in ancient times and an eartha standing comG I 10 r.Ci
pactly out of waterm and in the midst of water*
I
,j
*I ;c 1 :(I
by the word of God, * and by those means the
,,,,,,:,
m l : T o ~ : ~ worldB of that time suffered destruction when
tr,r 7 : i ~
c:c7:21
it W R S deluged with
But by the same
A1 [<INit21
ILC I Z : ~ word the heavens* and the eartho that are now
01s G0:a
1$1~:12 are stored up for fire' <and are being reserved

unable to desist from sin,* and they entice un- *RQ1:a7

steady souls. They have a heart trained In
covetousness.a They are accursed" children.
&!
la Abandoning the straight path, they have been
misled. They have huned aside and folloxved
the path of Ba?aamp the son of Be'or, who b;:dTj!
loved the reward of wrongd~ing,~
' % ~ t t got a
reproof for his own violation of what was right.' opu%;;\
n-I ~:.zt
A voiceless beast of burden, making utterance
?'!';
'Mu 2 ? ' M
with the voice of a man,"hindered the prophet's +S
II :2:2R
-N- ~ % . : 1 1
mad course."
uJud@la
17These are fountah without water: and
mhts driven by a violent storm, and for them
the blackness of darknesso has been reserved.' $$if5,
ISF0r they utter swelling expressions of no
profit, and by the desires0 of the fleshn and by :y-P,"&:
loose habits they entice" those who are just &;l;;f4
escapingb from people who conduct themselves PAC2:4o
in errorVol o While they are promising3 tIrem ::;;i;i:3
2:lo
freedom,' they themselves are existing as
slaves" of corruption.@For whoever is overcome ;J","1;rbs3e
by another is enslaved by this one.aX20 Certain- ZRO B:M
ly If, after having escaped from the defilements
of the world by an accurate0 knowledge of the 3R0 1:as
Lord and Savioro Jesus Christ," they get in- ;:;fo,%;:
volved again with these very things and are
to the day af jttdgrner~t~~
and of deshlctieno
:;!O,!i:i
overcome, the final conditions have become
of
the
un~odIyO
men.
worse for them than t h e firs(.' 31 For it ~ o u l d ' ' ~ ~ 'l$'Jf,;k
~ ~
8 However, let this one fact not be escaping
have been better for them not to have accurate- lfcb 10.w:4 YOUR notim, beloved ones, that one day is with
12:~
ly known the path of righteousnessL1
than after
Jehovahalc as a thousand years and a thousand
knowing it accurately to turn away from the
*Pa 80:4
years as one day." Jehovahb is not slow rehoIy mmmandment delivered to them." 22 The dohia:m
specting his promise," as some people consider
Q:.I
"$;h,sozi!8
saying of the true proverb has happened to IlcbG:G
slowne,c;s,hut he is patient with YOU because he
them: "The doPo has t m d back to its own ;ptEils

Or, 'Ta overcome by something is enslaved by the eama"

J F O @ O ~ ~ * ~ ~ J & "the
~ ; Lard, NBAVgSyh. b Jeho~ah,J T J ~ J ~ *
tho Lord, ~RbVgSyll.C Eee Appendix nnder 1 Cor, 16:17.

Jehovnh,

38F18;

does not desire any to be destroyed but desires

all to attain to repentance.' Yet Jehovah'sak i5$333
day wiIl come as a thief,"n which the heavens DIThs:a
will pass away with a hissing noise: but the *Re6:14
elements-ing
intensely hot will be dissol~ed,~
oggi:l
and earth' and the works in it will be dis- *Mtz4:3S
@Isa130

11 Since all these things am thus to be dissolved, what sort of persons ought YOU to be
in holy acts of conductQand deeds of gocllyOde- z;y21,ja
votion, l7aw81tin~'and kccping close in mbda =Mat 4:2
the presencefnof the day of Jehovah,@*through +Zen
O ~ J O2:28
1:11
which the heavens being on lire will be dissolved* and the elementsI3 being intensely hot *z,y;f
will melt! l a But there are new heavensouand
a new earthd that we are awaiting according to
hgQ?$:faa
his promise, and in these righteousnessm Is to
2
m
:o;;
d\velLv
O I S ~ 11;s
14 Hence, beloved ones, since YOU are nwaltfng these thtngs, do Youn utmost ta be found
finally by him spot!and unblemished and in
,,:,
peace.' l6 Furthermore, considcr the patience of :$f $:!;
our Lord as salvation: just as otw helovcd c J u d e 3
brother Paule according to the wisdom0 given z$t$;o
him also wrote YOU,* l a ~ p e ~ l ~about
i n & these .ROZ:J
things as he does also in all his other letters.
In them, hotxpever, are somt? things hard to understand," the meaning of wlllch the untaught u~;,"j~gz',,
and unsteady are twisting, as they do also the rest 1Th .l:m
of the Scripturesp" to their own destruction.' ?~~~~~
17 You, therefore, beloved ones, having this 'RQ17:1L

;~~$s+;,

Jehou~h's,

n
J7~n11B~1e-ta;
the Lord'a, wBSVgSph. k- Or, 'Ithe celestin1 bodies.'' 'J3o diseovaed, HE; bc burned up, AV9.C; not l ~ e
Jbnnd, Syh. d Or, "and ardently dcairing." Jcllovnh, J7q8J7; tho
Lord, CTign-0; Clod, NBASyl'J'R.f Sao Appondix undrr 1 Corinthians 16 :17.

2 PETER 3: 18-1 JORN 1:6

691
nMt2k30
Mr 23.:3a ~dvancekn~wledge,~
be on YOUR guard that
YOU may not be led away with them by the
Quo
ermF of the law-defying people and fall from
YOUR own steadPastness.* IR
No, but go on gmwA"ta4:ad
~ p 4h1 4
@Jude4
ing in the undese~ved~
kind~iessand knowledge
b g m a ; ~ a of our Lord nnd Savior Jesus Christ.' To him
be the glory both now and to the day of eter.Zn 4:18
nity.+- .
1

TI313 FIRST OF

JOHN
That which was* from when a laeglnning
was m ~ d e which
,~
we have heard: which
we have seen with our eyes," which t
w have
viewed attentlvely4 and our hands3 felt,' conOW6:s
+LU 2 . 1 : ~ ~
mJuh 1:3
cerning the I V O of
~ life,' * (yes, the life' was
~ J o h1:4
oh
he 2 21:24
32
made manifest, and we have seen and are bear.
Ing witness" and reportingQ to YOU the evero~t2:8
lasting life which was with the Father and was
'Joh17:S
made manifest to us,)* a that which we haw
seen and heard we are reporting also t o You,
a J o I:?
that YOU, too, may be having partnership0 with
US.^ Furthermore, this partnershipAof ours is
?,"?$?&
I:g
with
the Fnther and with his Son Jesus Christ,'
OJoh 17:2l
And 50 we are wxiting these things that our
+Job
yon 1li:ll
I G : Z ~ joy may be f n full measure.'
5 And this js the message which we have
from
hime
announcing to Tau,
$m o a : n~ heard
~ God
~is lightm
4 and
~ are
that
and
there
is no darlmme at
Gos3;17
1n union3 1vjt11 him.bg O If we make the stateo l 3 ~ : ~~~ 1 i
*EP~I
5 :$$
ment, "We are having partnership with him#"
*2~06:14 and yet we go on wallring in the darkness,' IW
at
Literally tl\vhich wns f ~ o i un beginning," Or, "no d~rki~ens
*J0h Pi

mob 15:n

all in hirn,l1

I JOHN 1:7-2:7

692

.;,:;

are lyinp and are not practicing the truth." z"J",2,iy

However, if we are walking in the light as he
,
:
himself is in the light," we do have partnershipD
gi
with one anotherv and the bloodt of Jesus his t"H",$;:4
ORe 19.8
Son cleanses9 us from all sin.
8 If we make the statement, "We have no
sin,"" we are misleadingo ourselves and the E,':$i
42
truth is not in us. l f we O-L
:-WO
xpr 25:13
he is faithfe-s
n g i v q c EF;oli5u
US
&awe us from all un&h.t
e
w
e make the statement, "We * 2 ~ a7:1
have not s h e d , " we are making him a liaro 4 J o a : d
*RO 3:4
and his word is not in us."
150
-.
. 5:lO
. .- .
My little children: I am writing YOU these o1ao s:io
3:9
things that YOU may not commit a sin.on O l J o 6:11
And yet, if anyone does commit a sin, we have
J o h 3416
a heIperO with the Father, Jesus Christ, a right- OARo
834
Heb 7 %
eous oneans And he is a propitiatoryo sacrifice' OR0
for ow? sins, yet not for ours only but also for IJo 3:25
4:lO
+ZCO 5:ai
the whole world's." a And by this we gain the eLe
16:6
Col1:14
knowledge that we have come to know him, XLe
16:15
1:29
namely, if we continue observing his command- Joh
JOh 10:16
ments." E-Ie that says, "I have come to know #Job 15:10
him," and yet is not observing his command14:21.
ments,* is a liar,o and the truth is not in this *Joh
0130 2:22
person, But whoever does observe his word," OJoh 1423
truthfully in this person the love of God has
been made perfect." By this rve gain the knowl- AlJo 4:18
edge that we are in union with himap He that lJoh l4:20
says he remains in union' with him is under +Job 15:4
obligation himself also to go on walking just as
@3oh13:15
that one walked.@
1Pe 2:21
02Jo
12
7 Beloved ones, I am writing YOU, not a new
@Re
=:I7
commandment,@ but an old commandment" Y J ~ h 1 3 S 4
which YOU have had from the beginning.#This #2Jo 5

693

1 JOHN 2:3-17

old commandment is the word which YOU

'Fa m12 heard. sAgain, I am writing YOU a new com3; 55,:58 mandment, a fact that is true in his case and
O J u d e 13
in YOURS, because the darknesso' is passing
away and the true lightn is already shining.@
9 He that says he is in the light and yet
hatesA his brother is in the darkness up to
DlCo 13:2 right now.6 He that loves his brother remains
+Job 11:9 in the light,' and there is no cause for stumbling
E h 5:8
a28e 1:lO in his case.' l. But he that hates his brother is
@Re1:16

UJoll1:9

8:I.a
Goh 15:19
JOh

in the darkness%nd is walking in the darkness,

and he does not know where he is going,# beORe 3:17
cause the darkness has blinded0 his eyes.
12 I am writing YOU, little children, because
OMt 6:14 YOUR Sins have been forgivenDYOU for the sake
*Lu 24-47 of his name.' la
I am writing YOU, fathers, beAc 4:12
cause YOU have come to know him that is from
DJOh 1:1
when a. beginning was rnade.aO I am writing
A T l t 2:6
YOU, young men: because YOU have conquered0
OlJO 3:4
@Mt18:2 the wicked onem0
I write YOU, young0 children,'
0Jas 4:7
Re 12:11. because YOU have come to know the Father.
+Ga 4:19
@IT15:17
l4 I write YOU, fathers:
because YOU have come
to know him that is from when a beginning was
XlJO 1:l
made.&"I write YOU, young men, because YOU
#Eph &I0 are strong* and the word of Godb remains in
*Ro 8:a7 YOU and YOU have conquered the wicked one."
O R 0 12:2
15 Do not be loving either the wor1d or the
1Co 7:31
03Jo 6
things in the world." If anyone loves0 the world,
*Mt 6:24
Jas 4:4
bTit 2:12 the love of the Father is not En him;*le because
Wude 16
everything in the warldo-the desirea of the
0 e 1.7
+%t4.3
flesh* and the desire of the eyes0@and the showy
Ro 13:14
O P C n:m display of one's means of lifex-does
not origiM t 4%
nate with the Father, but originates with the
rMt 4:s
Jas 4:16
Furthermore, the world is passing
#1Co 7:33 world.*
XJoh 11:10

*Job 12:85

a Literally,

"that is from a beginning."

but omitted by B.

b "Of

God," KAVgSyh;

1 JOHN 2 :18-rn
694
away and so is its desire,* but he that does the 'g:i;:
on1i 7:21
will of God remains forever."
Il'c 4 a
18 Young children, it is the last hour,d.and, n ~ t w .
just as YOU have heard that antichrlsto k corn- QrJo2 2 2
ingPemen now there have come to be many4;;;:,!;;
sntichrlsts:' fmm which fact we gain the lmowl- +;!t;;:n
edge that it is the last hour, l o They went out
tram us, but they were not of our kind:Vfor onazo:so
if they had been of our kind, they wodd hnve
remained with us." But they went out that it *Jab 8:m
might be shown up that not all are of our
Q
:I
kind." 20AndYOU have an anojnting' from the ~ICQ
-2co a:al
holy one; aII of YOU have b ~ w l e d g e . ~I write oI.~cbIt):=
YOU, not bemuse YOU do not know the truth,
but because YOU lmOW it? and I~ecauseno liea Oa2n112
l J o ~m
0.1oh 1:l.I
ortginates with the trt~th."~
v rot1 8:44
22 Who is the I i a r ~if it is not the one that GLJO.1:2{1
denies that Jesus is the Christ?' This is the o~$,;:*
antiehrist?' the one that denies the Father
and the Son." Everyone that denies the Son ~ L I1a:n
A
docs not have the Father eitherVti
He that con- *";,;:25
iesses' the Son has the Father also.n P4 AS for -1t1) 7l~:io
YOU, let that which YOU have heard from the "iT;'2:1"3;
beginning remain in YQU.~If that which You
have heard from the beginning remains in YOU, ~;;:;4:u
YOU will also abide in unionv xyith the Son and 0Johm4
in union with the Father.' '"Furt hermare, this '1JoJ:n
is the promised" thing which he himself prommJoh 123
ised us, the life cverla~ting.~
X J O r:a
26 These things I write YOU about those who
are trying t o mislead YOU." s7 And as for you, '$;fr$?
the anointing* that YOU received from Ilirn re- 'L:y:;;$;
mains in yout and YOU do not need anyone to *;;;;\I;!
he teaching YOU;* but, as t h e anointing from D.J,,II 14:s
him is teaching YOU about all things," and is "l:;$'!f~
t1u3 and is no lie: and just as it has taughto gi:izj&

1 JOHN 2:s-3:8
mu, remain in union with hlm. ** So now, little children,' remain In unionm with him, that

695
Oah

17:21

,:%%&
~
"1Jo4:17
x11t 24:3
om%3

3:7

1:23
1Jo 4:7

when he Is made manifest we may have freeness of s p e e c h m d not be shamedl away from
him at his presenceaon If You know that he is
righteous,' YOU gain the knowIeclgr that everyone who practices righteousness has been bornu
from him.
See what kind of loveA the Father has givo that we should he cnlIcdmchildren

me to h o w him.' Beloved ones,

hjldren of &I,"
but as yet it has

him purifiesh hjrnself just as

;::;;;s

hteotmesso is righteous,
h t e a ~ 1 8 . ~EIe
~ who practhe Devi1,O because the
from when he began.cO
on of God was made
eak up the worksn of
a

Or, "iLn bliterally, "the." *Uternllg, "from a beginning."

I JOHN 3:9-20

696

9 Everyone who has been born"from God does " l J 05:ls

not practice sin: because His reproductive seedo $","zit
remains in such one, and he cannot keep sinning,
1
:
s
because he has been born from God.' loThe childrenmof God and the children of the Devil are @1Jo4:4
evident by this fact: Everyone who does not
practice righteousness* does not originate with 'IJo 2:29
God, neither does he who does not love his brother." For this is the message which YOU have alJo4:&
heard from the beginning, that we should have
love for one another;"l2 not like Cain, who orig- d J o h ~ 3 4
hated with the wicked one and slaughteredo his ~ 4 ~ 8
brother. And for the sake of what did he slaughter him? Because his own works were wicked,+ 9$i51r
G e 16:7
ORC
e:4
but those of his brother were righteous.o@
13 Do not marvel, brothers, that the wotld x $ ; ? 3 4
hates YOU." l4 We know we have passed over ;+p;?p
from death to life,o%because we love the brothe n * He who does not love remains in death.L3wXpi;;
+IS, 2:10
'"veryone
who hates0 his brother is a man- gghZ3i36
slayer," and YOU know that no manslayert has :g4i;%3
everlasting life remaining in him.' l-y
this 'Nn35:31
Ga 5:21
we have come to know love,@because that one ,yl;:f,
surrendered his soula for us;" and we are un- xsoh 15:13
der obligation t o surrender our souls" for ourC
brothers.'# " But whoever has t h i s world's $%73:15
means for supporting life* and beholds his *E: ;;i:
brother having need and yet shuts the door of
his tender compassions upon hirn,O in what way flF,"S;5ye
does the love of God remain in him?* la Little AIJO 4 b o
children, let us love,O neither in word nor with b1Co 13:4
the tongue,o' but in deed* and truth."
+RO
OR@ 129
5:9
19 By this we shall know that we originate f&EI;
with the truth,# and we shall assured our hearts # J O 1~ 8 3
before him ZD as regards whatever our hearts
I
n o r , "life." b Or, t'Iives.'~Literally, "the." d Or, 'rperguade.''

697
1 JOHN 3:21--4:5
may condemn us in," because God is greater
than our hearts and knows all things." Beloved ones, if our hearts do not condemn us,
~Heb
4:16 we have freeness of speech toward God:
ea and
1Jo 2:29
TJo 5:14 whatever we ask we receive from hirn,O because
6Ps 34:15
Jer 29:lZ we are observing his commandments arid are
lVIt 7:8
doing the things that are pleasing in his eyes.
2a Indeed, this is his commandment, that we
have faith in the name of his Son Jesus Christ'
and be loving one another,@just as he gave us
commandment. a 4 Moreover, he who observes
his commandments remains in uniono with him,
and he in union with such one;" and by this we
gain the knowledge that he is remaining in union
with us,# owing to the spirit*which' he gave us.
Ro 8:16
o ~24:23
t
Beloved ones, do not believe0 every inspiredo
GRe 16:13
expressian,a but test the inspired expreso2Th 2 2
sionsb3 to see whether they originate0 with
@Re16:13 God, because many false prophetso have gone
forth into the world."
::::;;
2 You gain the knowledge of the inspired
+Re225
expressionc from GodP by this: Every inspired
7
expression&that confesseso Jesus Christ as hav+1Co 12:s
ing come in the flesh originates with God,' a but
every inspired expressions that does not confess
@Wo2:2a Jesus does not originate with God.@FurtherJOT
more, this is the antichrist'so inspired expres~2Th2:7 sion which YOU have heard was coming," and
#Ac 20:30 now it is already in the world.#
~ I Y O 5:2
4 YOUoriginate with God, little children: and
'1~0 5:4
YOU have conquered those persons,* because he
; ~ ~ ~ that
$ $ is: ~in~unionQwith you is greater" than he
that
in union with the ~vorld,~They origi";;$,: nate iswith
the world; that is why they speak
a Or, "every spirit:' b Or, "test the spirits.'' c Or, "the spiiit."

1 JOHN 4:6-16

698

Wude 11
expression^ of
Itldn 4:l
7 .Beloj:ed ones, let us continue -1ovlng- one

another, because oy%

le:
f i 6 k - ~ o dand
, every- *ice lfl:xs
one who laves has_keen bori-from Godn md O?j," ,9:,
gains the knowledge of God? " He th-at-does not "Ju"
love-has not come-'lo-know_God, b_ecause@dis
l ~ y e , ISy
~ this the love-of God was made mani- OEcy~f"g
fest in our .case,' because God sent forth his .f/,l"S'i:ll
only-begotten Son into t h e world that lve might
.-

gain life-through-him." loThe love is in this re: mg,"8!2'

w - -----spect, not that we have lo~_ed~God,
b~t._Zhath e IJo S:ll
lavcd-us>d
sent forth his Son-as_a_propiij~
I J O a:z
t&y:_sacrificeLforour sins,.*
dt%Cn5.21
I Beloved ones, if this is how God loved us, *HCII u:20
then we are ourseIves under obligation to love
one another.' l2 At no t h e has anyone beheld
God.& If we continue loving one another, Gorl Fo:$;fl
remains in us and his love is made perfect in ty;,"i\::;j
us.@ By this we gain the knowledge that mfe 0 1 ~ 0 2 : ~
are remaining in union* with him and he in ;r',:lF:!
unlon with us,' because he has imparted his ,:lfk;:,$;
spirit to us." l4 In addition, we ourselves have - 1 ~ 30 : 1 ~
beheld" and are bearing wilmessmthat the Father
hns scnt forth his Son as SaviorCof the world." ~j$$~,
uWhoever makes the confession that Jesus
Christb is the Son of God," God remains in ' ~ , \ ~ f 3
union with such one and he in union with Cod,o 4lJu2:21
"And we ourselves have come to know and
have believed the love"that God has in our cnse. 'Job 3:IB

.,,,:,,

uxib;,l,&3&

Or, "the spirit."

,'*

b "Christ

1 JOHN 4:I.T-5:5
God is love,' and he that remains In love' remJo*8
n
~ za:n
t
mains in unbn with God and God remains in
union* with h i m This is how love has k e n
;;y;;g
nZpe
~ c l '3:;
i : 3 1 made perfect with us, that we may have freeness3 of speechnvin the day of judgment,"
~O?JEO~~~U
because, just as that one Is, so arc we ourselves
bJoh 17:16
+RO 8
: ~ in this war1d.O lB
*, tub&
@2T1 X:?
perfect
love throws fear out&lt,! b e c e a m
o R o l ~
: ~
* P ~ 1:14
P
t under
exercises a rest;raint,W d c c d , l ~ c t h n is
"Jo2:5
fear has not been r n ~ d t ! ~ ~ ~ ~inC1c c t '"'s~
'1Jo430
for US, we lovc, becncistl he lirst Ioved us.'
20 If anyone lnnlccs the statement, "I love
a ~ * * 4
God,''s and yet is hating his brother, he is a
lia- For he who docs not love his brother:
AIJO 317
olJos:lo
whom he has seen, cannot be loving God, whom
UJO 3:s
he has not seen.O " And this commandment we
'Mt22:37 have from him,+ t h i t the one who loves God
should be loving his brother alsomm
'J","2,;3:4
J01113:1a
Everyone bellevlng that Jesus is the Christ
has been born from Gad, and everyone who
loves the one that caused to be born loves him
"Ekf3jY who has been bornd from that one. a By this
we gain the knowledge that we are loving the
3;$;::
of God," when we me loving God and
@ ~ Jr2a
alp@
U ~ :childrenm
H
going his comrnmdments. For this is wha!
*~~Jo O
6
h l 4 : z the love* of God means, that we observe his
commandments; and yet his commandments
one
M~C
36:8
0:~
are not burdensome," * because everything that
AlJo 528
OHe 2:7
has been born' from God conquerso the world."*
O I J O 5:19
And this Is the conquest" thnt has conquered'
$g1;iF;33
the world, our faith."
+m
n 2 ~12:11
14:_7
5 Who is the one that conquerso the world"
mlco
.cph ls:fl
6.12
*EPII Bls but he who has faith* thnt Jesus is the Son of
699

what proceeds from the world and the world

listens to them.' " W e originate with God. 13e +Job 1S:lW
that gains the hawldge of God listens to us;";::* &
;::
he that does not originate with God does not
listen to us." This is how we take note of the "$:?&
Inspired expressions of t r u t h and the inspll*ed

B; bat omitted by HAVgSgh,

Or, '%have b o l d n d ' b Or, "fcnr has a cheoking (correction, pnnishment)." Compare 3htthew 25: 46, whoibo the same Greek word
a

x b h ~ c n(koJtn.sis)
~
occurs.

1 JOHN 5:6--16
700
God? a Thb fs he that came by means of watei O R e 1:15
and blood, Jesus Christ; not with the water" only, *Eph 5 : P B
20:m
but with the water and with the b10od.~And ~ I I EUAC
E h 1:7
3:10
spiritAis that which is bearing witness, because ~vI?
the spirit is the truth.'For there are three wit- Joh 1:33
OLu 4111
ness bearers, "he spiritP and the water' and +Heb
10:2%
0:14
the blood," and the three are in agreementea' SReb
"IT1 3,lG
J O h 1:2')
9 If we receive the witness men give,# the # 3oh
1:31
witness God gives is greater, because this is t h e J O I l 1:w
witness God gives, the fact that he has borne
witness' concerning his Son. yo The person turn- +HLr l!fl
L U 9:31
ing hjs faith to the Son of God has the witnessc Joh 12:ZB
URo 8 9 6
given in his own case.b The person not having
2:2
faith in God has made him a liar,*" because he ORe
AJOh 3 3 3
01Co
has not turned his faith to the witnes~lgivenIP 15:IB
whlch God as witness"has given concerning his 'Ga 4 8
Son. " And this is the witness given, that God
gave ua everlasting life, and this ljfe is in his
Son.' lRRethat has the Son has this life; he Woh 179
that does not have the Son of God does not
xSoh 3:38
have this Ilfe."
13 J w r i k ~ o uthese thin= that youunay
-how that YOU h . m W ~ e r I a s t i n g , U ~ u _ w halJo
g 1:2
* J Om:ai
~
t_ur~ounf~lth_toOth_~wee~-theeSe~~~od,'
l u n d this is the freeness of spcecho which we
4:1&
have toward him,= that, no matter what it is =neb
1 J O k21
that we ask according to his will, he hears us/ J Oth7:?
1r:aa
l5 Further, if we know he hears us respecting
whatever we are a ~ k i n g ,we
~ Irnow we are t o bJoh 14:U
have the thlngs asked since rve have asked
+Ra 8%
them of him.+
m 4:a
16 If anyone catches sight of hh brother

Literally, "the three (witness bearera) are for the one thing,"
a

See Appendix (786),b Or,"in hirnaelP,17

Or,"tl~isis the confidence."

I JOHN 5 :17-2 JOHN 3

zg; pip1

Sinning a sinm that does not incur death,n0 he

and he will give l i e to him,' y e , to
not
sinning
so as to incur death. There is
5 : ~
a sin* that does incur death.' It is concern1.70 1 3
' J ~ s5:20
msrt 12:32 ing that sin that I do not tell him to makc requestsnl7 All unrighteousness is sin;& and yet
~ t : ~ there
~ ~ ~ Iss a sin that does not incur deat11.n
* h c 5:5
18 We know that every person that IIRS been
u2,ro 11
bornb
from God does not practice sin, but the
~o LYU
a5
3:4
o: ~
One born from GodC watches him, a ~ d
the
+Job 1215 wicked one does not fasten his hold on him.'
BJOh &:47 l* We kno~vwe originate with God:
hut !he
whole
worldo
is
lying
in
the
power
of
the
wicked
?%!i12:31
i:$
one."
30 But wc know that the Son of God has
,Jol~l~:ll
and he has given us intellectual' capacity
&$J&Y came,*
that
we
may gain the knowledge of the true
Wlri
9 1 ~ 0
3:16
139
D L C O . : ~ ~ 0ne.O And we are in unionn wit11 the true one,
A J d 1 17.21
by means of his Son Jesus Christ, This Is the
PIT11 LO
*Job 17:3
Little chilfllco lo:ld trueb God and life everlasting.'
dren: guard yourselves from idols."
51:s
wiXlb ask,
laa fi:'I
rcr 3 1 : ~ those

>US

::

Or, "a sin not to denth.'j bOr, "must." nuThe One born from
GodN; that i s to say, Jcsus Chri& the Son of Qod (verso 1). "But
~ S y hread: "But the ono horn from God k c c p hin~srlP." 'Pg
rcnda : 'The. generation of God keeps him"

TEIm SECOND OF

om
*lFe1-14
21

3 ~ 10
a ~ r 6:13
e
aJoai1:5
1Co 1634
ea,>l~8 3 2

%:$&

I T l ~ eolder man" fa the chosen0 ladyaa and

to her children, whom I truly lovejb4and not I
alone but all those also who have come to
know the t r ~ t h , because
~
of the truth that remains in us; md it will be with us forever.=
There
will
be Twith us undesemd kindness,
l
~
~
!

2 JOHN 4-12

702
mercy and peace from God the Father' and q
A $2
from 3esus Christ t k e Son of the Father, with
truth and love."
u~p4
h35
3
4 1 rejoice*very much because 1 have found&
certain ones of your childrenu walking in the n;J"",$;
truth, just as we received commanclrnent from
611
the Father.A So now I request you, lady,b as
a wrson writing you, not a new commandment,
but one which rve had fmrn the beginning, that
we love one another.+ And this is what love eEF!gz
means,' that we go on walking according to his "+;6,;F4
commandments." This is the cammlindment, m,Joh1?:15
Ian25
just as YOU people have heard from the begin- 1Jo51i
xJ0h14:a
ning, that YOU should go on walking in it."
7 The reason why is that many dccelvers
have gone forth into the world," persons not *p:$::g
confessin@ Jesus Christ as corning= in the :,";,"ql,;m
flesh.' This js the deceive? and the a n t i ~ h r i s t . ~ ~
;$;yl?y
Look out for yourselves, that YOU do not lose AIJO
2:22
the things we have worked to produce, but that
YOU may obtain a full reward.OO Everyone that Wude
O R U212
n
pushes ahend and does not remain in the teach- %%
:
,
ha' of the Christ does not have God.* He that
docs remain in this teaching is the one that
has both the Father and the Son." l o IS any- *lJoPp
one comes to YOU and does not bring this
teaching, never receive him into YOUR l~ornesor
say fnrcwellfl to him." l1 For he that s ~ y sfare- ",K
l :&,l "l
weI1" to him is a sharer in his wicked work^,^^ ":Iz:y
12 Although I have mmy things to writeo tJude3
a Or, '1 rejoiced v e q much at actwllly flndf~tg" b Or, "Cfri.a."

YOU, I do not desire to do so with paper and

ink,' but I: am hoping to visit you and to speak
with YOU face to face,mOthat YOUR j o p may be

in full measure.O
13 The children of your elster? the chosen
one, send you their greetings.'
Litc~.nlly,famouthto mouth."
T E E Tx3IR.D

a Rcforring to Iua p s t
Pnnr! n t 3 Jo11n 3 of

coming; referrinp; to pnst time as in n. like

the Greek participle. d Or, "a grc~ting."
I-Toweve?, uea Lulm 10:5. Vg* adde: ''Loolcl I l~nvetold you
I~rPnrnhnadeo tlirlt you may not bc conf~~eorl
in t I ~ nday of the
Lord,'' 67*Rnild: "(Look1 I have told you bcforchancl that you may
not hs nshamed in Jehovah's day,)."

2 JOHN 13-3 JOHN 8

703

r
1

OF

JOHN
1 me older man' to Ga'lus, the beloved,
whom
I truly love.a3
: ; ;D
nrr10.2
2 BelovedAone, I pray that In all things you
I'hm I
elr:o m a may be prosperingb and having gwd health;'
-F11 5:;M
mlc~1.1 m just as your soul is prospering." For I rejoiced
very much when brothers came and bore witness t o the truth you hold, just as you go on
n2Ja4
walking in the trut11.n No greater cause for
thnnkfulness do I have than these things, that
*rms:la I should be hearing that my children go on
walking In the truth.*
2@ ~ c ~ z; : l o 5 Beloved one, you are doing a faithful work*
in lrrhaiever you do for the brothers: and
~oJu(1c
~ ~12 t ~strangerso
: i f ~ at that,* fl who bnve borne witness
to your love0 before the congregation, These
you wlll please send on their way in a m m c r
uTlt3:39 worthy of G0d.O ?For i t W ~ B
in behalf of his"
name that they went forth, not taking any
rnonep from the people of the nation^.^ V e ,
@R@+n
(311 IP:+II
nzt 25:m therefore, are under oblig~tionto receive such
A C li :
i
persons ho~pitabIy,~
that we may become workA,! 2H:7
3 1 ' ~.1:8
crs
with
them
i
n
the
trn~th.~'
+I,,,x2:w
Or, "I love in the truth." b Or, "thc."
Or, i%ecomo workers
*lpea:1
2dn 1

wit l ~tf o truth,"

-!
3 JOEIN 9-JlDE 1
704
9 1 wrote something to the congregation, but
Di.ot're.phes, who likes to have f he first placemmELg$
among them, does not receive anything' from 'CQ~
us ~ vthj respect.' That is why, if I come, I willb,: ;"
call to r~mernbrancehis works which he goes
on doing,* chattering about us wit11 wicked *1Co4:19
wordsmnAlso, not being content with these 02cola:a
things, neither does he himself receive the
b r o t h e d with respect, and those who are wmting to receiveo them he triesa t o hinder* and t o
throw ouP of the congregation.
ah7 t 21:+10
+zri
4:i~
11 Beloved one, be an imitator? net of what 0 1uo 4:lii
Is evjl, but of what is good.@*He that does good ?&:?%
originates with Godu He that does evil has not '":J;i:,S.
seen God." l2 Z.me'tri.us has had witness borne * S J I I ~ . : O
to him by themQ all and by the truth itself." E:;1276
In fact, we, also, are bearing witnessjOand you OJUh
+JDh 21:a~
know that the witness we give is true.'
13 I had many things to write you, yet I do
not wish to go on writing you with jnk and pen.@mayou
But I am hoping to see you directly, and we
nGa 4:20
shall speak face t o face.b"
*I% B:I~
Mny you have peace.*
The friends send you their greetings: Gfve 'php d:B
it SIS
my greetingsQto the friends by name.
a Or, "continnes; makes it his pmctiee,lr literdly, "month to

705

2 May mercy and peace rtnd love be increased

Alpel2

;;z7

,,,,,:,,

OF

JUDE
1 Judejao a slavem of Jesus Chrlst, but a $;&?E,
brother of James: to the calledBones who me :orta
12:~
loved in reIationship with God the Father0 and One14:1
nJoh 17:11
preservedufor Jesus Christ:
1Jo 5:18

Or, L g ~ d a s . "
a

to

m."

3 Beloved ones, though I was making every

effort t o writeg YOU about the salvationo we
m ~ 2 : ~ 1 4hold in
I found it necessary to write
PEx 19:6
YOU to exhort YOU to put up a hard fight for
1Pe
Heb2:3
2:s
the f aithqhat was once for all time delivered
+ m i 4:7
ones," My reason is that certain
~ & ~to, the
~ holyo
l
meno have slipped in" who have long ago been
mbIt4:4
xGa 2:4
appointedh by the Scriptures to the judgment'
odude 15
#lPe2:8
TI^ 1 : ~ described below, ungodly0 men,' turning the
undeservedo kindness of our God into an e m s e
mPe254 for Ioose conducta and proving false to our only
l l e r s Aand Lord, Jesus Christ.
5 I desire to remind YOU, despite YOUR knowing all things once for a11 time, that J e h ~ v a h , ~
although he saved n people out of the land oi
:C%R:$e&l : l EgyptloPafterwards destroyed those not showing faith." And the angelsDthat djd not keep
* N U 14:35
359 their original position but forsook their own
aGe 6:4
2 ~ e a : 4 proper dwelling-placem 11e has reserved with
=Lu8:31
eternal b o n d s w d e r dense darkness for the
*ppe2:4
,3&TJlii judgment of the great day.' So, too; Sod'omG
oMt 1 ~ 1 5 and Go.rnor'raho and the cities about them, after
they in the same manner as the foregoing ones
had committed fornication ex~ssivelyand gone
out after f l e s l ~for
~ unnatural use," are placed
:E';::;e
LeLS:P before us as a warning example by undergoing
ORe14:6
the judicial punishment of everlastin$ fire."
UGe 19:24
2Pe2:6
8 In like manner, notwithstanding, these
OMt1:m
men, too, indulging in dreams,O are defiling the
A2Pe2:10
flesh and disregarding lordshipA and speaking
!ggi$ abusively of glorious one^,^^^ On the other
hand, when MIchaeP' the archangel, had a difa Jehovah, Jr.8.11-14~16-18; the Lord, HC; Ood, Syh; Jm,, BATg.

:;:Lz

mouth'"

THE LETTER

JUDE 2-9

Literally, "of glaria"

JUDE 17-25
their own rleslrespWand their mouths speak
swelling things, while they are admiring per*Lelg:l5 sonallties for the sake of their own benefit,*
Pr 28:al
Jog 2:g
17 AS for YOU, beloved ones, call to mind the
sayings that have been previously spoken by
~ a ~ e a : athe apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ,= '*how
they used to say to YOU: "In the last time0
OMta:16
AAC zk30
r r c:1
~
there will be ricllculers, proceeding according t o
ST1 3:l
re 2:1 their own desires for ungodly things.'" l1 These
w e 3:3
are the ones that make separations,ad animal~ J R B3:16
But
OJ.5 4:1<
3 9 5 iSticb0 men,' not having spjrituality.fl
Iioq:10
YOU, beloved ones, by building up yourselves on
@lr:o 2 3 4
~ h t St : ~ . I YOUR most holy faith," and praying with holy
q:oL 2:7
1rh 5 : l l spirit," 2 L keep yourselves in God's love, while
* [ t o 8:28
15,,h G:18 YOU are waiting for the mercy* of our Lord
'"'''
1:18 Jesus Christ with everlasting life' in view.
Q1:$ 2 7
c31u5:7
22Also continue showing mercgP to some that
doubts; " save themAby snatching them
A,Jns5:lq
nCO:23,s have
out
of
the fire.4 But continue showing mercy
OAI~T
4:11
zcc3:a
to others, doing so with fear, while you hate
even the inner garment that has been stained
by the flesh.
24 Now to the one who is able to guard YOU
from stumbling and to set you unblemished behis g l o ~ i o u spersonqvith
~
great joy,' an to
$
;fmzbu 1:47 fore
the only God our Savior0 through Jesus Christ
our Lord, be glory, majesty, might and authoroffemlo iw for all pnst eternitp and now and into all
@m16m eternity. Arncn.*
Or, "distinctions," b Litrnllg, "soulical.'' Literntlg, "the spirit,"
707

femcegwith the Devil and was disputing abui

M o s e ~body,O
'~
he did not dare to brlng a judgment against him in abusive terms,"but said:
"May Jehovaha rebuke you."# l o Yet these men
are spealring abusively of ofall the things they
really do not know, but dl the things they da
understafid natural19 like the tm reasoninn animals,' in these things they go on corru~tingo/;~~&~
themselves.
11 Too bad for thm, because they have gone a ~ = eI:&
In the path of Cain," and have rushed Into the ?f,"j8~
1.21
ermneousO course of Ea?aam4for reward,O m d oQEcm 11:18
have perishedo in the rebellious talk of Ko'rah!' E
L2Theseare the rocks hidden below water in ;;
YOUR loveo feastsmwhile they feast with you, +&,'"$;$
shephercls" that feed themselves without con- gt;,";ii9
oEe2:m
cernh for others;"waterless cloudso carried this L',ef~?:'
way' and that by winds;' trees in autumn time,
but
having died twice, havhg been %%;.,9:r,
ORE 22:s
uprooted;" l a d l d waves of the seao that foam :g,":$u
up their own di~graces;~
stars with no set aIsn57:zo
come, for which the blackness of darknesso ORe8:12
stands reserved forever.
14 Yes, the seventh man In Ihe from Adam,@OLU3:=
E ' n o ~ h ,prophesied
~
also regarding them, when OGe6:m
I
he said: "Look! Jehovahc cameo with hfs holyo: :2 %;!
myriads,d+ Intto execute judgment0 against alle
and to mnvjct all the ungodly concerning all :EE;;~
their ungod!y deeds that they did in ungodlp &y&;i
QRO+~
way and concerning all the shocking things
that ungodly sinnerso spoke agnlnst him."*
$M;:At;l&z : a
16 These men are murmurers, compIahers ;
about Iheir lot in life, proceeding according to
p

dehovnh, 37*0*'"t4~14*18; the Lord, RAVgSyh; God, H. b Or, "fear."'

~ J ~ l ~ o v nJ70u~x8444e-18;
li,
the b r a , HBAWB.B~~,
d OL; %Iy tBn
th0uanndg.l"

+IIO

d Literally, "his

glory."

Or, 'Lbcfore all time.'"

709

THE REVELATION
TO JOHN
The revelatlono by Jesus Chrlst, which God QRo2:s
gave him,*t o show his slavesnthe things that iek:?:,"g
must shortly take place." And he sent forth his d:!c&j6
angeloQand presented it in signs through him to
;:,
his slave John,' a\vho bore witness to the word :;:* h l r ;
1:19
God gavemand to the witness Jesus Christ gave,"?f:J;!!
even to all the things he saw. Happyu is he who HI,U 11:s
reads aloud' and those who hear the words ofthis -ITI 4:13
prophecy: and who observe the things written onoa9:10
in it;" for the appointed time is near.
1:aa
4 Johno to the seven congregationso that me
$
; ;;$I
in the province of Asia:"
onc 2 9
May YOU have undeserved klndness and peace
from "The One who is and who was and who
is comingl';b and from the seven spiritsPthat VRe
I ? C 4:s
1:8
are before his throne:
and fmm Jesus Christ, oltc S:21
"the FaithfuIQWitness,"+ "The firstborn from
the deadtVmand "The RulerO of the khgs of F,p,s,:;&
m;Iy:q
the earth"."
m ~ > qm
27
To him that lovesAus and that loosed us from ,!jYt',?::6
our sins by means of his own blood"- and he4f7',:[,
made us to be a kingdom, priestsDto his God O I ~ U ~ O : ~
and FatheP-yes, to him be the glory and the n
~
;
might forever.*h e n .
A1T1 6:16
7 Look! he l a coming with the c b u d ~ , 0and
~ dnelo:l
every eyea wlll see him,' and those who pierced 4 nn 713
;,!;:;,
him;@and RH the tribes of the earth will beat :
*~!t2 5 : ~ ~
themselves In grief because of hlm." Yes, Amen. .ML 24:30
8 "I am the Al'pha and the O.rne'ga,"a* says
JehovafiWGod, "'the One who Is and who was ;$?;*:
and who fs coming,08 the Almighty."
d'lo
e ~ 4:8
24!36
t
Or, "the A &adthe 2.'' Cornpara, "tho AIaph and the Taw," 8yh.
b

Jehovah, J71am"91140l4-la; the Lord ~AvgByh.

7d3

TOUR brother and a sharer with

in the tribulationmand kingdom m d eno m22
durance0 in company with Jesus? came to be in
oiro 6 3 4 the i.sle@which is called P~t'mosfor speaking
onea:s about God and bearing witnessa to Jesus.&lo
By
inspiration"& 1 e r n e to be in the Lord's daytc@
!
$
:
!
olcn5:s
and 1 heard behind me a strong voice' like that
*Iic 1:k5
Olto a:1
of a trumpet, " saying: "What you see write0
in a scroll and send it to the seven congrega:
tions,@in Eph'emsg and In Smyr'nax and in
0Ac18:19
.IIC 2:8
Per'pa.rnumm
and in Thy.a.ti'a* and in Sar'dlP
:;% and in PhiladelphiaA
and in La.~.di.ce'a."~
olt*
n~te
:&:I
394
Alto:$:7
12 And X turned to see the voice that was
speaking with me, and, having turned, I saw
S R e 3:18
seven goldenmlampstands:@ W
' a
n
d in the midst
QRC 21
of the lampstands someone like a son of man,'
clothed with a garment that reached down to
the feet, and girded at the breasts with a golden
om 1Z:l girdle. l4 Moreover, his Ilead9 and his halr were
*ReS:l8
white as kvhite wool, as snow, and his eyesn as
a~e19:la a fiery flame," l5 and his feet were like dne
.Re2:m
copper' when glowing in a funace, and his
*Re 1:10
orte 7 1 1 voice" was as the sound of many waters.c'Iu And
*Rs1:zo he had in his right hand seven stars,* and out
one 2 : u
of his mouth a sharp long t w d g e d
nr,,eo:a
~ 6.17
~
1'ph
6 r h 4112 was protruding, and hls countenance was as the
mTlr 1853
0SL~5:12 sun when it shinesGin its power.OA And when
hhlt 1 7 9
Isawhim,Ifellasdeadathlsfeet.
I
:
0h.t 1-5'
And he laid his right hand upon me and said:
+nr
call
2%
I:=
nc1:5
"DO
not be fearful.+ 1 am the Firstd' and the
O.lnh 6:40
rw 22:
8
s
t
:
in and the living one;"and 1 became dead,
'1,u 1 4 : s
*1ruoms but, look! I amliving forever andever,@and
I l @ l >7:24

@RE2:IO

TEE REVELATION 1:&I8

I John,

YOU

:a:

:/::

--

Literally, "for the word of (about) Qod and the rvitnea~borne

of Jesus." b Or, IrJn8 irit," c Or, ICIonme to be under inspiration
oo tho Lord's day?' d h r s t , ~VgSyh;Firstborn, A.

THE REVELATION 1:19-2 :7

TI0
I have the keys of death0 and of Ha'des,no ;%$:*
Therefore write down the things you saw, and
the things that are and the things that will take
place after these." 2uAsfor the sacredo secret :Ej&
of the seven starso which you saw upon rny one r :l6
ID

right hand, and of the seven golden lampstands:" The seven stars meana the angels of aRel:la
the seven congregations, and the seven lampstands meanbseven congregations.'
. p ~S:I%
t
I'h p 2 1 5
"To the angel' of the congregation In Eph'e- '?.Is 1 3 : ~ ~
~ A IC~ : I
s u m write:@These are the things that he ORe
312
says who holds the seven stars" in his right *Ile l:lG
hand, he who walks in the midst of the seven + ~ , i : l s
golden lampstands:P* 'I know your deeds:' !gEi;j$
and your hard work and enduran~e,~
and that LE::il::!:,
you cannot bear evil men, and that you put
those to the t e s P who say they are apostles,Quz',E$j?p,
but they are not, and you found them 1 i a r s . O GJlr21ih
T o u are also showing endurance," and you al,Tebla:3
have borne up for my name's0 sake and have q l ~ n 4 : 1 4
not grown weary, Nevertheless, I hold this
against you, that you have left the loveo you
a:10
had at first.'
b
~ 2 t4 : ~
5 " 'Therefore remember from what you have
fallen, and repente and do the former deeds. If @R@
you do not, I amcoming to you,' and I will remove ik"I:$,
your lampstand* from its place, unless you re- ;Fey:,n
penta0 StiU, you do have this, that you hate*the
deeds of the sedD of N i c . o . I a ' ~ which
, ~ ~ I also $p0$g
7;~;;~
hatemo'Let the one who has an ear hear what
;
;
:
;
;
;
the spiriteAsays to the congregations : O To him ".'o.. 2'7
that conquersGI will gramt to eat of the tree of 0::;: :$
oRe 21 :a
lifeP6 which is in the paradisedg of God.'

,,,,,,:,,

:;ro

cl,u 2J 43

NA; She'ol, J7#8J3Je-"B;

Sbj'ul, Syh. b Or, uare?r 0 05
'{deeds o f the Nic.o.la'i.tans.l* d Paradise, KAVgSyhJ1l-lS~l~;
gnrden, J17118.
a Hn'des,

711,

THE REVELATION 2:8-15

8 "And to the mgeI' of the congregal5on in

Smyr'n~write: These are the things that he
@Wl:lT says, 'the First&and the L a ~ t , 'who
~ became
"Raf4:@ dead and came to life again:' "1 h o w your
*Jns 2 3
tribul~tionand poverty-but you are richn~ n the
d blasphemy by those who say they them*rto2:S selves are Jews,' and yet they are not but are
a synagogue7 oP Satan,O Do not be afraid of
@ R ~11-14
c2co
S:A
lo:&
the things you are destined to &errA Look!
~ * c 2 0 : 2 t h e Devil3 will keep on throwing some of YOU
ORem:?
into prisono that YOU may be fully put to the
test,
and that YOU may have tribulationQ"en
TE
1
days." Prove your~elffaithful even with the
O
' 2n1'1a z%:11
o : f l clnnger of death,')@'and I will give you the
I
:
crown0 of life.ml L Let the one who has an ear
mito :!:7
hear" what the spiritu says t o the congrega. I , I ~1:la
"I{@ 13:n
tions; I-Ie that conquers will by no means be
I
I
* N O za:o
Ilarmed by the second death.''
12 "And to the angel of the congregation in
Per'ga,murn
write: These are the things that
DHQb rl:12
RVI:IR
he says who has the sharp long two-edged
Itn 19:13
sword :@I IU1know where you are dwelling, that
mltc O:H
12:9
is, where the throne of SatanC is, and yet you
hnaa:a
keep on holding fast my name," and you did
e ~ a l M:I
t
not deny your faith in mev even in the days of
- A t 1:8
An*ti.pas,my witness; the faithful one, whowas
*Mr

13:97

Ititled' hy YOUR side, where Satan is diwPIing.

14 " 'Nevertheless, I have a few things against
you,
that yoti have there those holding fast
.NU 2a:n
I
I :
the
teaching
of Batlaam,' who !vent to teaching
2I'C 219
Jullr lr
BtL'l~k"
to put a st~~rnblingblock
before the sons
a s 1 1 :2:4
tul ! I 1R of Israel, lo eat things sacrificedDto idow and
c
!1:2r I
" ~ 1 1 2 5 : ~to commit fornication,' '50
you, also, have
N U :ri.iB
A ~ I _ : I : ? ~those holding fast the teachingQ of the sect
OM1 r.26

mMt ad:a

FimL, ~ V g 8 ~ hFirsthorn,
;
A,

Or, "faitliful until

deatL'j

THE REVELATION 2:16-24

713

712

teaching, the very ones who did not get t o

know the "deep things of Satan", as they say:
I nrn not putting upon you any other burdenam
2Vust the same, hold fast what YOU have* unttl I come, a % ~ dt o hlm that conqueE and obselves my deeds down to the complete end7 I
will give autl~orltyover the nations: 27 and he
shall shepherdo the w p l e with an iron rodb so
that they will be broken to pieces Like clay
ve~qels,"'the same as I have received from my
Father, " and 1 will give him the morning star."
'B Let the one who has an ear hear what the
spirit"says to the congregations.'"
"And t o the angel* of the congregation in
Sar'dis write: These are the things that he
says who has the seven spiritsu of God and the
seven stars:&'I know your deeds, that you have
the name that you are alive, but you are dead."+
"necome wtttchful," and Ax firmly the things
remaining that were ready to die, for I have
not found your deedsa fully performed before
my Godmw
a Therefore, continue mindful of how
you have wceivedQnd how you heard, and go
on keeping it,' and repent,*Certainly unless you
wake up, I shall come as a thief,O and you will
not know at all at what hour 1 sshaI1 come upon

of Nic.o.la'usan likewise. Therefore repentmaIf EJ!: j:fg

you do not, I am coming to you quickly, and I
wiIl fightAwith them with the long sword of d t a l l : 4
QRel:16'
my mouth.+
17 " Xet the one who has an ear hear what b 1 ~ ~ 4 : a
the spirit+says to the congregations: To him "EX 2"
LGIS
that conquers 1 will give some of the hidden
man'na,b"and I will give him a little white stone, i;;,:,l;,r;l
and upon the li#le stone a new nameo"written fil1e3-5
* I l v 3:ia
which no one knows except the one receiving it."
18 "And to the angel of the congregation in
93y.a-Wra* write: These are the things that * k l a : 1 4
t h e Son of God says, he who has the eyes like
a fiery flame," and his feet are like fine copper:*
:Oii2
l o '1 know your deeds, and your love0 and faith*
;j;:i",:;i
and ministry and endurance, and that your
deeds' of late are more than those formerly. *Jas2:20
20 " 'Nevertheless, I do hold this against you,
that you tolerate that woman Jezpe.beI," who
AU 2:3A
calls hersel a prophetess: and she teacheso*OM1
5:10
and misleads my slaves" to commit fornication2,;!;;
and to eat things sacrificed to idols." a1 And I A l t r 2 : l . l
gave her time to repent,O but she b not willing om2:4
to repent of her fornication.' 2aLook! 1 am *Reai:8
about to throw her into a sickbed, and those
committing adulteryO with her into g r e a t tribu- QMtB:"
lation: unless they repent of her deeds. a And O R e w 4
lo:=
her childrena E wiIl MI with deadly plague,^ so
that all the congregations will know that I am el%I B : ~
he who searches the inmost thowglrtsd and
hearts? and I will give to YOU individually ac- C;jis
OlZm 3:2
cording t~ YOUEL
dmds.a"
*Ps G2.12
24 '"owever,
I say to the rest of YOU who ;ty/,?;!
are in Thy.a-ti'ra,all those who do not have this
@

.,,:,,

Or, #teaching o f

the Xc.o.la'i.tans?'

* Or, "with death." d Literally, "he

Orj "the rnanPnalaid up,"

kidneys."

THE REVELATION 2: 25-3: 5

you."
4 "'Nevertheless, you do have a few per-

son$ in Safdis who did not defilebtheir outer

garments, and they shall walk with me in white
ones,n because they ase worthy: H e that conquer@ will thus be arrayed in white outer garmentz,' and I wilI by no means bIot out his

Literally, lLwiZhan iron rod,

b Litarnllg, 'knrnes?'

pieces.''

~ l the
r

elay veeseh are broken to

'EnREVELATTON 3: I H :I
THE REVELATTON 3:6-13
714
715
14 "And to the angel of the congregation in
name0 from the booP of life; but I wilt make ORQ
ORQ 1317
Z O : ~
acknowledgment of his name More my Father" *;;,n;l:g
Lao.di.cevaowrite: These are the things the
%
A
"
;
&
and before his angels.' a Let the one who has an ;;;I;;,&
? ~ ; ~ Amen*
~ ; ~ ~ says, the faithfulm and true" witness,"
1!;,:!2
ear hear what the spiritmsays to the congre- mar1
the
beginning of the creation0 by Gad:" '='1
*l,u 1, h
gations.'
O I J O .I:%
know
your deeds, that you are neither cold nor
*pL$$z
7 "And to t h e angelAof the congegatlon in AMr19:a
hot
I
wish you were cold or else hot, I-o, beJohl:l
c011 5 5
Philadelphia write: These are the things he
cause you are lukewarm m d neither hot nor
says who is holy,O who is true,' who has the p,h,o;4ft
cold, I am going to vornitn you out of my mouth.
aHofl:8
Icey of David:@ who opens so that no one will ;tc,%$;;a
l7 Because you say: "I am rlcho and have ac1Co 4:8
shut, and shuts so that no one opens: 'I know I A U I : : ~ P
quired riches and do not need anything at all,"
your deeds-look! I have set before you an
:Fi$$but you do not know you are miserable and pitiopened door,"' which no one can shut-that :g,",ji"p!
tFgtz&6able and pooro and blindoAand naked,O la I adyou have a little power, and you kept my word
vise you to buy from me gold '' refined by fire
:+y<$:10
:re 1 3 that you may become rich:" and white outer
and [lid not prove false to m y name.* a Look! I # M t Z m
0P.e 5:12
will give those from the synagogueoof Satan who :FE
4
:
garmentsn that you may b m e dressed and
mFLe2:s
t 2:2
say they are Jews,@ and yet they are not but oh1
that the shame of your nakedness may not be7l.lnh 8:M
3Re16:15 come manifested,*and eyesaIveVo rub i
are lyingOD-look! I will make them come and ~ ; ~ ; ! ; 2 7
n your
e1co 210
do obeisanceDbefore your feet and malce them
eyesa*
that
you
may
see.
*PS 1
mBe
4:6
9:8
lcnow I have loved you.* lo Because you kept the ;;:;!lJ~;~3, n:ln
~
19 " 'All those for whom I have affectiona
CMt10:37
o ~ t 1a:5
b
,u2l:lD
message about my endurance,aOI will R ~ S Okeep* !,chY1 1 (;::a
I
repmve
and d i ~ d p l i n eTherefore
.~~
be zealousp
$142
you from the how of test which is destinedo to ,-(I::':,:',?";$c;
c h i t 3:2
and
repentao
Look!
I
am
standing
at the door"
Was 5:9
come upon the whole inhabited earth: to put a ;:!!;';,:;:::
and kraocklng. If' anyone hears my voice and
testa upon those dwelIing on the earth. I am ~ - h 4~7t
opens
the door,oOI will came into his house and
@Re4:1
~ L U
1238
cernlng quickly." Keep en holding fast what you *R*22:7
*~oh4:34 take the evening meal' with him and he with
U R O 290
have," that no one may take your crown.
me. *l To tht? one that conquers X will grant to
12 " 'The one that conquers I will make a
~itd~~~nwifl~rneinmythrone,*evenasIm
O R ~e1
m
4 39
t :~
plllnr' In the templeQof my God, and he will ~+I U~O2:n
ne 226
quered and sat down' with my Father in his
3:le
a
Web 10:12
not by any means go out from it any more, and
throne. 8z Let the one who Ilas an ear hear what
I will write0 upon him the name of my God and ORe 10:4
& ; the spirit* says to the congregations.' ""
the name af the citya of my God, t h e new Jem- O R O l l : 8
After these things I saw, and, look! an
salemAwhich descends out of heaven from my ARe21:a
mt24:33
opened doora in heaven, and the Arst voice
Gadj m d that new name of rninemb
l%et the one
t
h
a
t X~ heard
was
as of a trumpetlQspeaking
o
~
;
~
~
who has an ear hear what the spirit" says to +lJool:a
h ~ ~e: 1 2 with me, saying: "Come on up here," and I
the congregations.'

~~~~:~~4

Or, "kept what I &aid about mcfarana''

'Vomit, AVgSgh; reprove, 2329 (30th centwry mrsive mannb p t ) , A m 1,29. R oommnads : "Keep (your mouth) still 1''

716
shall show you the things which must take
place."' a After these things 3 immediately came
under the spirit's power: and, look! a throne" mEzelo:I
wns in its position in heaven, and ihcre Is one
11:4
seated upon the throne." And tlze one seated *Pa
Isa 6:1
is, in appearance, Like a jasper stoneu and a &=;%
precious red-colored stone,a* and round about ~
~

maim 4 3 3
+Isnk3

'e

the throneQthere is a rainbow' like an emeraIda $,c$i:i

AiJ.e 2139
in appearance,
4 And round about the throne there nreb
twenty-Sour thrones, and upon these thrones I
saw seated twenty-four persons of advanced 0g{h,.33
+He6:11
ageb dressed in white' outer garments," and ,
,
,
,
:
,
upon their heads golden" crowns." U n d out of fr;yet;&
the throne there are ligh-tnings"and voices and #JOP 38:s
thunders' proceeding; and there are seven *EX ls:16
lamp9 of fire burning before the throne, and 3 ~ e g : l a
these mcanc the seven spirits' of God. 'And =lCoZ:IQ
Re 5:6
before the throne there is, as I t were, n glassy
QRQ 7:3
seamdlike crystal.
A l K i 7:23
And in the midst of the throne and around Kh
the throne there are four living crenturesDthat QE2;5
are full of eyesC' in front antl khincl. And them:i",",;:
flnt living creaturea is like n lion,@and the
29
second Jiving creature" is like a young bttl1, and .Ile G:3
the third living creatureu has a face like a
man"! and the fourth living creature" Is IIke a *ReG:7
flying eag1e.O' 8And as for these four livlng ;g$;;io
creatures,n each one of them respectively has nRe5:8
six wings;' round about and underneatha they nba6:a
are full of eyes.' And they have no rest day 0-1and night as they say: "Holy, holy, holy0 is

Or, '51 anr'di-uu (or

sarfdi.an stone),'' b There nre, T , R ; f Eiaw,

HA. 'Literally, "are." d Or, "within," * 'LFloly>';N records it eight
tilnee kera, but AVgSyh only t h e e tinlca ua in the t e x t above,

THE REVELATION 4: 9-5: 6

Jehovaha* God, the Almlghtyp who was and

717

THE REVELATION 4:-

r,xs

who is"and who is coming."

9 And whenever the Iiving creatures offer
glory and honor and thanksgiving to the one
*Fs47:8 seated upon the throne: the one that lives for
ever and ever,* lo the twenty-four persons of
12:7
ndvanced
agen fall
down
before
the one seated
w r 3~
q
~
:
:
~
~
c h I~:M upon the throne and worshipAthe one that lives
for ever and wer, and they cnst their crowns
before the thmne, saying: "You am worthy,
ICPB
18:3
Jehovah,hk
even our God, to receive the glory
,P,R,et::
and
the
honord
and the power; because you
#;iii!J
Rl?clo:f;
created0 all things: and because of your will
sl.:l>h :1:n
IT:] 1 they existedo and were created."
h n d I saw in the right hand of the one
XRC 4:a
Oftc a: 14
seated
upon the thronea a scrollQwritten
a I , : L ~210
* ~ - , ~ h m:11 within and on the reverse sfde," sealed" tight
1 1 1%
~ ~9
orta ?:a
wit11 seven sealsno * And I saw a strong angel
proclaiming with a loudc volce: " W l ~ ok worthy
t o open the scroll and loose its seals?" But
nelther in heaven nor upon earth nor under~~t24:ae
neat11 the earth was there a single one0 able to
open the scmIl or to look Into it. *And I gave
way to a great deal of weeping because no one
was found worthy to open the scrolI or to look
into It. a But one of t h e persons of advanced
age says to me: "Stop weeping. Look! the Liona
$j$
that is of the tribe of Juclah,DAthe moto of
Ol?ro:2
David,'
has conqueredo so as to open the scroll
VIsa 11:1
#ltc22:16 ~ n its
d seven seals."
6 And I. saw standing h the midst of the
:% thronemand of the four livjng creatures' and in
:F$':;$$i.:"the midst of the persons of advanced age* a
i;!:,l;:; lamb' as though it had been slaughtered, havR C 15:s
1 1 : ~

.HC

ZW;

the Lord, HAVgByh,

Jnhovnb, J71m~1"l*~'8-1s;
Lord, ~ A V g s y h , Or,"great."

l*~lollA;

Jehbvah, JToBJal

THE REVELATION 5 :7-13

7l8
ing seven horns and seven eyes: which eyes
meana the sevenb spirits" of God thatc have been
sent forth into the whole earth. And he went
and took it right away out of the hand of t h ~
one seated on the throne.* And when he took
the scroll, the four living creatures and the
twenty-four persons of advanced agebfell down
before the Lamb, having each one a harp' and
golden bowlsmthat were full of incense, and the
incense"meansd the prayersonof the holyO ones.
And they singg a new song,# saying : "You are
worthy to take the scroll and open its seals, because you were slaughtered and with your
b1oad"ou bought persons for God" out of every
tribe and tonguewand peaple and nation: loa n d
you made them to be a kingdomn and priests
to our God,* and they will rulem as kingsD4
overf the earth.'l0
11 And I saw, and 1: heard a voice of many
angels around the thronee and the living creatures and the Dersons of advanced age, and
t h e number of them was myriads of myriads
and thousands of thousands,+ 12saying with a
loud voice: "The Lamb that was slaughteredE
is worthy to receive the pom7erand riches3 and
wisdom and strengtho and honor and glory and
blessing."O
13 And every creature0 that is in heaven and
on earth and underneath the earth and on the
sea, and all the things in them, 3: head saying:
Or, "are." b Seven, N S Z . ~ ;but omitted by AVg. C That (meaning
the spi~its),RVg; alld which (nleaning the eyes), A. The incense means, K and Vatican MS. 2066, of the 8th century; the
howla menu, A, e l i l l rule ns kings, 8Vg oodices; rule (or, are
to rule) as kings, ASyhVat.MS. 2066. "Over"; an at Revelation
9 : 11; 11 : 6 , g Or, "ten thousand times tens of thousands."
a

#Joh5:23

*nRee:6
%:;!1
&Re 7:11
ORe 5:6
1

*Be5:s

*glRo
x~e~a1:31
19:11
r

*~s45:4

THE REVELATION 5 :1 6 6:8

719
'(TOt h e one sitting on the thronex and to the
Lamb be the blessing and the honor* and the
glory* and the might for ever and ever." l4 And
the four living creaturesn went to saying,
"Amen!" and the persons of advanced ageAfell
down and worshiped.
And I saw when the Lambv opened one of
the seven seals; and I heard one of the four
living creaturese say with a voice as of thunder,
"Come!" And I saw, and, look! a white horse,"
and the one seated upon it* had a bow, and a
crown was given hlm," and he went forth conqueringoUand to complete his conquest.*
3 And when he opened the second seal, I
heard the second living creatureo say, "Come!"
And another came forth, a fiery-colored horse,
and to the one seated upon I t there was granted
to take peaceQaway from the earth so that they
shouId slaughter one another, and a great sword
was given him,'
5 And when hee opened the third seal, I
heard the third living creature" say, "Come!"
And I saw, and, look! a black horse, and the
one seated upon i t had a pair of scales' in his
hand.O a And I heard a voice as if in the midst'
of the four living creaturesn say: "A quarta of

*el;;;?

Q
oRe
R 112:7
~1 : ~
ARe16:14
Re 17:14
OR^ 4:7

@Mtlo:13
+Da ll:40

MC 2 4 7

an@E:I

"Re4 7
*b4:16
MIC651
om 7:9
*Re 5:6
nRe7:11
AMt20:2

dfir 1 3 s
o~e16:lg
@Re
+Pr21:17
*Re4:7

wheat for a day's wage,bband three quartse of

barley for a day's wageibOand do not harm the

olive oile and the wine.'jO+
7 And when he opened the fourth seal,I heard
the voice of the fourth living creaturee say,
"Come!" And I saw, and, look! a pale horse,
and the one seated upon it had the name Death.

a A cboe'nk (Greek) ; equal to from 14 pints to a quart. b Or,

!'for a de.na'ri.naJ'; equal to 170, or 8d, 2f,, then a day's wage.
-Matthew 20 : 2. Or, "three ohoe'ni.kes."

THE REVELATION 6 :9-16

720
6 0 lo:e
M:I~
And Ha'desan was closely fallowingd him. And QRe
E23:30 "Fall over us0 and hide us from the face of the
one 14:s
+ ~ c 4 : 2 one seated on the throne' and from the wrath
authority was given them over the fourth part xF;+:;h
@Re:1:6
P I x n I:\:A
of the Lamb," because the great daynof their
of the earth, to killQ with a long sword3" and o l l r l:1:14
% I q l 1:L4
Cl:o 3!1:15
with food" shortage and with deadly plague" nolip IX:H
*xtbll
R r r 2,7
1:18 wrathr has come, and who is able to stand?"*
bl.Ior t5:2
and by the wild beats' of the earth.
o
, ti~
H'II
I,./@ 5 : I?
After this I saw four angelsm standing upcn
3
9 And when he opened the M h seal, I saw It131 11
the
four extranitis&of the earth, holding
1%
underneath the aZt& the souls" of those slaugh- +I;z:
ARQ 16:1& tight the four windsh of the earth, that no wind
I:.:::,.i:n
tered because of the word of God andc because ?:?~~~',,
might blow upon the earth or upon the sea or
of the witme& work which they used to have." :f\;
61% n:a upon any treemP And I saw another angel
;Z:O
Fa 1re:a
'OAnd they cried with a loud voice, saying: ;I;!,:;-:-:~
@htt2 . 1 : ~ ~ascending from the sunrislng,' having a sea! of
'Vntil when, S o v e ~ i g n
Lordam
~
holy and truefor a l t 11' a
the living God, and he cried with a loud voice
are you refraining from judging" and avengine .liJo 5.20
to the four angels to whom it was granted to
9 ~4
our bloode upon those who dwell on the earth?" 21lcb
12:23
harm the earth and the sea: "saying: "Do not
m
3Re
R@
1 2w1:2l a
And a white' robe was given t o each of them, t::
1
'
:
harm
the earth or the sean or the trees,' until
and they were told to rest a little while longer, +j~~~'~<im'3 I'n 1,16:3 after we have sealede the slaves3 of our God in
ollc 13:1%
until the number was filled also of their fellow
UMI 2 i:31
their foreheads."'
?I'm 1 : I 1
slaves and their brothers who were destined0 ORelC:7
ICPn:4
4 And I heard the number of those who were
a ~249
t
to be killed" as they also had been.
M:I
sealed, a hundred and forty-four thousand>*
IZa 14:15
12 And I saw when he opened the sixth seal,
sealed out of every tribe of the sons" of Israel: o2
$ 6
and a great earthquakeoxoccurred, and the sun ffi;
6 Out of the trfbe of Judahw twelve^ thouA
:( :e 28 3~
became black as sackclothu of hair, and the en- gp;?;
.I u 1 :
s
~
n dsealed;
J<!h 11:2
tire moon0 became as blood,'
the stars of *i;;e2;;\
at.:^ 2o:aa
out of the tribe of Reuben0 twelvec thousand;
heaven fell to the earth," as when a fig tree ncz:.o
+ceso:11
out of the tribe of Gad* twelvec thousand;
nllc 12:4
shaken by a high wind casts its early flgsmo
mMr 7.11;
3o:u
8 out of the tribe of Ash'eP twelvec thousand;
"'And
the heaven departed as a scrolP that is ant le:2
so:e
out of the tribe of Naph'ta.li?welveC thousand;
being rolled up, and every mountainoand island3 zEt !&,
*Ce41:51
out of the tribe of Ma.nas'seh' twelvec thoulc:m
were removed from their pIaces." l5 And the
sand ;
kings of the earth and the top-ranking ones and
.Ge 29:u
7 out of the tribe of Simeen' twelvp thousand;
the military commandersd and the rich and the
2934
out of the t r i k of h'vio twelvec thousand;
strong ones and every slave and freee person O b l 3 : M
O U of
~ the tribe of Is'sa.chaP twelveCthousand;
hid themselves in the dens and in the rocko
~
724
t
mass&" of the mountains. l6And they keep alsa 210
8 Or, "quartere; cornem." * A hundred md fo*-fouc
thoasand,
MSS. Nos. 59,6&63,72,RO, eEc,, VgSyh ;a hundred and forty thonsand
saying to the mountahs and t o the rock-masses: 2~ 2:lg
[with 5 1-41 addcd by the Brst corrrctor's hnnd], A; a hundred

n.41

a Ha'des,

KA; She'ol, J4*8,n-14*M-ls;

Shi'nl, 8yh. b Or, "with
d Or, "the chil'i.arehs";
each in command of

dcnth." * Or, "eye="

1,OUO soldiei-s.

and forty Ihousnnd, kt; op6' (=I441 thousnnd, Tarions IISS. as

NDA,
l,IHlll4,1,45,l52,179,
etc. a Twelve, HAVg; 16' ( =12), \'mious MSS, and T ~ x t u sRcc~ptus.H an~itsGad and Sirneon.

W E REVELATION 7: 16-4;7
723
him sacred senrlceOday and night in
8' out of the tribe of Zeb'u.lun4 helvea thou- baa
pp: ;iJs renderingd
his
templejoO
and the one seated on the throneh
sand;
r 11%
l ~ .%,I:I~
r~l
f,sx
wlll
spread
his
tentb over them. l-ey
will
out of t h e tribe of Joseph' twelve thousand; + Q e m : s
F;JP 1O:18
hung& no mere nor thirst any more, neither
o h ~ 5.li
t
out of the tribe of Benjaminm twelves thou- 24:
wtr. 4 2
*no?:'I
sand sealed."
e t w 21:s will the sun beat down upon them nor any
*1.;n .In:ro
*r'3 9 7 3
scorcl~ingheat,' I r because the Lambb who is
9 After these things I saw, and, look! a great ~;g;$~O :
in the midst of the throne3 will shephedw them,
crowd," which no man was able to number,
6:~~
and
will ~ u l d ethem to fountains of waterss of
out of all nationsb and k i k a d peoples* and $; t717.1
TL!:.Jfi,,l&!i2
l o , l l life. And God will wipe out every ltear from
tongues,@standing lsefore the throne and be- One l7:ls
fore the Lamb, dressed in white robes," and One?:lr
:EbIl l?, ..I their e y ~ s . ' ' ~ "
there were palm branch&
in their hands.' $ $ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ 3
E I W (;:I
And when heo opened the seventh seal: a
~ . I W1,:1
And they keep on crying with a loud voice,
silcnce occurred jn heaven for about a half
saying: "Salvationo we owe to our God,* who
oRo IF1 hn~lr. And I saw the seven angelsvhat stand
is s e a t d on the throne,+and to the Lamb."" ;%;;fa
before God, and seven trumpets were given
11 And alI the angels" were standing around
I
hem.
the throne and the persons of advanced age" ~*?g;-y,;t I cI : ~
3 And another angel arrived and stood at the
and the four living creatures,' and they re11 *no14:3
altar,+hhavlng
a golden incense vessel, and a
.Exm1,
I I tr~:13
upon their faces before the throne and wor@ltc.'~:fl large quantity of incenseg was given him t o
shiped God,' lY saying: "Amen! The blesslngo :%\Fi!
@hn 21:23 , oSCcr it with the prayersGof all the holy ones
and the glory and the wisdom and the thanksupon the golclen altar that was before the
giving and the honor and the powe? and the *RekJ.i
throne. And the smoke of the lncense ascendstrength be to our God for ever and ever.
ed from the hand of the angel with the prayers"
'
Amen,jlc
of the holy ones before God, But right away
VTM W E
13 And in response one of the persons of ad*IS:= ld:~s the angel took the lncense vessel, and he filled
,Iob 40:n
vanced ageosaid to me: "These who are dressed m 4 : 4
It wll h some of the firemof the altar and hurled
7 % 1H:l:l
1'9 2 1 :\
in the white robes: who are they and where +mT:B
it to thr earth. And thunders* occurred and
did they come fmm?" l4 So right atway I said I
volces and lightnings' and an earthquake.*
to him: "My lord, you are the one that lmows."
a
And thc seven ~ngeEs"with the seven btmP IIc 11'7
And he said to me: "These are the ones that
petsc
prepared to blow them.
I<*r::n
~.cc
:<,lo
13:m
t
come out of the great M b ~ l a t i o n and
, ~ they oenrt~ 24:2t
i!pH12
7
A
ndthefirstonebIew~strumpet.And
31c 9.1
have washed their robes and made then white"
there
occurred a hail' and
mingled rvith
;~,:j':,
in the Mood* of the Lamb. That is why they I a n I , ?
blood, nnd it was hurled to the earth: and a
are before the throne of God,' and they are *%
*'j;:,lrg
I' 13:s third of the earth was burned up," and a third
a Twelve, HAVg; ad' (=12),Various MRS. and Textus R q h .
J O P :''.'40
of the trees tvas burned up, and all the green
0:::~
b literally, "out of every nation?' Amen, HA, Vatican 318. 2000,
VgSyh; but omitted by C.
OR^ 9:4
.lo:O. vegetationonwas burned up.

!::{p

*rhh

tz

,,,A
"

;,:

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VPR

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'

THE REVELATTON 8 :8-9 :2

224
8 And the second angel blew his trumpet
*&10:4
Ex 10:12 pit. And out of the smoke locusts' came forth
And a mass like a great mountaina burning* :?:,?$&
upon the earth, and authority was given them,
627
tvitll flre was 11urIed inta the ~ c a .And
~ ' a third
the same authority as the scorpions oP the earth
of the sen became blood, and n third of the
have. 4 And they were toId to harm no vegetacl-e~
tnreso that are in the sea wtrich have so~1Is'~
@Mt6:mi
tiono
:?,"&
sof the earth nor any green thing nor m y
died, nncl a third of the b a t s ' ' were wrecked. s~cls:19
tree, but only those men who do not have the
10 And the third angel brew his trumpet.
sealo of God on their foreheads.'
3
And a great star burning as FL lampa fell from ORe 18:23
5 And j t waa granted the locusts, not to kill
hcnven," and it fell upon a third or the rivers *;y;;::g
them, but that these should be tormented0' five
?$
O
;
$
;
!
and upon the fountains of waters. l2And the ~c l2:D
cne9:15 months:
and the torment upon them was as
name of the star is caEled WorrnwvmdVbAnd a
torment
by
a scorpion" when it strikes a man.
*ocsf15
Re 9:10
third of the w a t e turned
~ ~ into ~vorrnwood,and @Rela:15
o l ? 107
~
And
in
those
d a y s the men will seek death'
'Job 321
many of mankindc died from the waters, be- bnm:s
but will by no means find it, and they will deAm
2
7
came these had been made bitter.0
Am s:r2
sire to dle but death keeps fleeing from them,
12 And the fourth angel blew his trumpet.' ,;;l;,lZ
7 And the likenesses of t h e locusts resembled
And a third of the sunUwas eclipsed" and a 0P.e
woe24
horses5
prepared for battle, and upon their
third of the moonD and a third of the stars, in aRel2:t
heads
were
what were as ccrownsO like gold,g
E ;424 and their faces
order that a third of them might 'be darkendo ORe9:3
.I:c4:4
were as rnenbsPfaces, "but they
02TI
2:2
m d the day might not have illumination for a
VICO 11:15 had hair as women's hair.' And their teeth were
third of it, and the night likewise.
as those or lion^:" and they had breastp1atesx
m ~ o133.
OR@
1.6
e
13 And I saw, and I heard m eagleoaflying *Job
ORe 13:28
2 : ~
a
h iron breastplates. And the sound of their
in rnicIlleavena say with a laud voice: "Woe,
4
*;oe2:5
wings
was RS t h e sound of chariotsn of many
woe, woe' to those dwelling on the earth be- ngy;:4
horses
running into battle. l o Also they have
cause of the rest of t h e trumpet blasts of the Re12:la
*Re95
tails
and
stings like scorpions;' and in their
three angels who are about to blow their
tails
is
their
authority to hurt the men five
trumpets!"
nprso:n months.
They
have over them a klng,O the
IPS 2:17
And the fifth angel blew his trumpet. And
aReld:lJ
angelb
of
the
nbyss."
Tn Hebrc~vnhis name is
OI?C 11:7
I saw a star" that had fallen from heaven .?;p&a
A.bad'don,""ut
i
n
Greek
he has the name
R @21x1
9:1
to the earth, and the key of the pit of the abyss* m g ~ ~ ; ~ ~ a * RC
03ob 26:B A.pol'lyon,P'
was given him.* a And heF opened the pit of the
rLu 4:34
12 The one woe is past, Loolr! two mere
abyss,@and smoke ascended out of the pit as $B&;
~~~~ woesmare coming after these thing9.a
the smokeuof a great furnace: and the sun was OJoe Z;Z
*Re8:6
darkenedP0 also the air, by the smoke of the $&
:%
,,,,:, 33And thestxthange1"bfewhfstmrmpeL"l
Or, "lives.'" Or, "Absinthe," a ][riterally, "of the men," d Or
As st Job 28 :8 ; Paulm 88: 11; Proverbs 15 :11. Or,"Desho"smitten?' Or, "in the meridian; directly overhead," Or, ''it?{
tion." * Or, "Destroy~r!' Yg adda : "And in Latin ho llaa the name
Or, ''it-.')
Exterminana [Ext~rminletor],'~
d Or, "the following thinge,"

,:

THE REVELATION 9: 14-10 :1

726
And I heard a voice4 from amldst the horns of &Rek12
the golden altarothat is before Gad I4 say to the; : 0
sixth angel, who had the trumpet: "Untie the +Ga 4:14
four angels' that are boundowat the great river
;
Eu.phra'-tes."" l6 And the four angels were untied, 2 ~ ;&27
2
;
who have been prepared for the hour m d day . G C ~ : I ~
and monthCand year,# to kill a third of the men.
;!ig
16 And the number of the armies of cavalry"*
!$2
was two myriads of myriads:b I heard the nwn- ',P,","i$Z
ber of them. And this is how I saw the horses R e 1 ~ 4
in the vision,O and those seated on them: they @Mt17:9
had fire-red" and hyacinth-blue and sulphur- nZeci:g
yello+ breastplates; and the heads of the hors- oRel4:lO
es were as heads of lions," and out of their O $ $ h , ~ ~ ~
mouths fire and smoke and sulphur issued forth. Pr =:I
ls
By these three plagues a third of the men
were killed, from the fire and t h e smoke and
S
the sulphura which issued forth from their ~ P lf:6
mouths. For the authority of the horses is in
their mouths and in their tails; for their tails
are like serpentso and have heads, and with oJer8:17
these they do harm.
20 But the rest of the men that were not
k i l l d by these pIagues did not repent of the
works of their hands,' so that they shouId not +~,","$~
warshipP the demonse and the idolso of goldo ,pAy,ijl
and silver" and copper and stone and wood,
Ps lQ6:37
which can neither see nor hear* nor walk; and 1co
10.20
they did not repent of their murderso* nor of oRe22:is
xPs 115:4
their spiritistic practicesCDnor of their fornica- w 1 3 5 : ~
*Da 5:23
tiono nor of their thefts.
ORe 1 4 5
20:13
And I saw another strong angelA de- *Ex
oGa 5:20
scending from heaven,O arrayed with a t$p&p
cloud,@and a rainbow was upon his head, and
0 Or, "of
the horsemen." b OF, "twenty thousand times ten thou-

:f:,"

10

sand"; that i ~ 200,000,000.

,
= 01#,'%heirsorceries."

THE REVELATION 10:2-10

727
his face was as the sun,@ and his feet" were as
#.ICO
rn 1:15
15:26 fiery pillars, %d
he had in his hand a little
oRe13:8
scrollo#
opened,
And
he set his right foot upon
*Ps 40:7
the sea,' but his left one upon the earth,0 and
*:i;2~~
Re17:15 he cried out with a loud voice just as when a
IionAroars. a And when he cried out, the seven
thunderso uttered their own voices.
eg;
?&
Re 11:19
4 NOWwhen the seven thunders spoke, I was
14:13 at the point of writing;O but I heard a voice out
+Re la8
of heaven* say: "Keep secret@ the things the
o ~1:1t9
seven thunders spoke, and do not write them
down." And the angel that I saw standing on
the sea and on the earth raised his right hand
w
X eRr4:9
1k10
~
to heaven, and by the One who liveswfor ever
o~t19:4 and ever," who created0 the heaveno and the
ORe 12:7
things in it and the earth" and the things in it
*EX 20:11
#Ge
14:19
and the sea and the things in it,"* he swore:
''There will be no delaycc any longer; but in
",f!$:j3
the days0 of the blastfl of the seventh angel:
when he is destined9 to blow his kumpet,O the
me
OF 1
1k
215.5
sacred0 secrete' of God according to the good
o
*An1
&letla:
3:7
ll
news which he declared to his own slaves the
w e fi:7 prophets is indeed brought to a finish.''@
8 And the voicemthat I heard out of heaven
BRebm
Re 10:4
is speaking again with me and saying: "Go,
take the opened scroll that is in the hand of
the angel who is standing on the sea and on
"Re
the earth,"" And I went. away to the angel and
told him to give me the Iittle scroll. And he
*ne2:8
said to me: "Take it and eat it up,# and it will
make your stomach bitter, but in your mouth
*Pra7:7
it will be sweet as honey."* lo And I took the
little scroll out of the hand of the angel and
a e r 15:le ate it up:
and in my mouth it was sweet as
a Or, "Seal up," b "And the sea and the things in it," VgSyh; but
omitted by HA, Or, L'tirne,'Jd Or, "voice." 9 Or, "the rn~stery,"

THE REVELATION 10:11-11: 9

728
honey;' but when I had eaten it up, my stomach RgGQ3
~ze313
was made bitEer.0 l1 And they saId to me: "You OJcr
must prophesp again' with regard to peoples w;:;+;:~ 5.14
and nations and tongues and many
mJer 1:lo
And a reed Iike a rod" waa given me as "a 110:s
he said: "Get up and measure the tern- # 2 ~ 0 6 : 1 6
ple* smctUary3of GOda and the altar and those o$p$:+z
w o r s h i p h P in it"=Butas far the court that is
outside' the temple sanctuary, cast it clcar outlb
~,F%;$;T
and do not measure it, because it has bcen
TJI 1:17
givcn to the nations, and they will trample the ~;;L,,
holy city underfoot for forty-two months.' And
Re 17:c
1 will cause my twoAwitnes~es9~
to pprophesp BArt
7:Za
a thousand two hundred and sixty days0 dressed mJtc
~ A 217
C
12:6
In ~acltcloth."~These are syrnboli~~d
by the ;
;
:
;!
two olive treesc' and the two Iampstnnds""and 2;:
;
;;;
are standing before the Lordd of thc earth.
w~:;:;;
5 And if anyone wants to harm them, fire is- i.9 52:s
sues forth Prom their mouths and devours their %cc 4114
;ti?
enemies;* and if anyone should want to harm 1Jcr5:14
them, in this manner he must be killed. These J e r 23:29
have the authority to shut up heavenn that no QLud:z5
rnlna should fall during the days of their proph- O m 5 4 5
esying, and they have authority over I he waters
to turn them into Mood and to smite the earth
wlth every kind of plague as often as they wlsh.
7 And when they have finished" tlelr wit. @RelS:l
nesdng, the wild beast that ascends out of the ;?",&4;2
abyssO will make warmwith themAand conquerp%
them and kill themo BAnd their corpses will ;ORe 2+?,L
: ~
e X:9
be on thc broad way of the great city which is W
'1.m 1:10
i n a spiritual sense called SodtornPoand Egypt,O oFl;:zi3"
where their Lord was also impaled."@ And cC'IIeb
w t m:lg
13:12

:p",";,"z

#z

n Qod, NAVg8yhJie; Jehovah, 6lr. b Or, 'qenvo it oat." Literally,

"l!hos~ nra tho two olive trees?! d Tho Lord, ~ A v g S y h J l ~the
;
and, J17; the Lord Qod, Armf,2, Or,'Ta~tteaedonn stake!or pole."

729

THE REVELATION 11:10--18

some persons of the peoples and tribes m d
BRC 17:m tongues and nationsmwill look at 8eir corpses
for three and a half days, and they cia not let
OMr 6:8
their corpses be laid in a t0mb.O lo And those
*Fa BB;:15 dwelling on the earth rejoice* over them and
OMt 2 : l l
enjoy themselves, and they will send giftsa to
one another, because these two prophets torone 1d:lO mented' those dwelling on t he earth.
11 And after the three and a half days spirit
'IK119lS of life from God entered into them," and they
stood upon their feet, and great fear fell upon
t.hosc beholding them. l aAnd they heard a loud
O P E 20:8
voicen out of heaven say to them: "Come on up
a m EO:S
And they went up into heaven in the
Pa 147:2 hereWnA
w e i.1:11 cloud: and their enemies0 beheld them. " And
Chlt 5:43
Cite iC:lS
in that how a great earthquakea occurred, and
OIsn G:t3
-hIlc"::la
a tenthQof the city' fell, and seven thousand*
m l ~ C I111: in
persons" were killed" byb the earthquake, and
I b r 11:4
* m u n.kl
the rest became terrified and gave glory to the
#La68:s God of heaven.*
*Re9:U
14 T h e second woe' is past. Look! the third
woe is coming quickly,
aRo 8:8
15 And the seventh angel blew hja trumpet.a
A P 4 22:s
And
loud voices occurred In heaven saying:
Pa !n:1
OH@ 13:s
"'The
kingdom of the woddo has become the
Ot'iZfi
Jm'7e
2 1:n kingdom of our Lordh and of his Christ,O and
J,u I :.xi
Oltc is:n
he will ruleo as king for ever and ever,"' l a And
*11$lc15:ia
lja 2:.18
the twenty-four persons of advanced agemwho
~ R 4:lO
P
were seated before God upon their Ihrones fell
lie 14:J
-1l'e 5:fi
upon their faces-d
worshiped God,' saying:
*Ilc 7:11
.,\tn 4:13
"We
thank
you,
Jehovahc
God, the Almighty,'
L,Y S
DF.h 3 : 14
the
one
who
is:
and
who
was,"
because you have
Xi0 Iiim5
onrt 24:s taken your great poweFAand begun ruling as
aik 4: 11
0 1 ' ~D9:l
kingVP "But the nations became wrathful, and
Literally, "nwen thousand names of men," b Or, "in," a Jehovah,
JP~R,la,l4,la-ia;

Lord, H A V ~ S ~ ~ .

+,,,,:,,

your own wrath came, and the appointed t h e

for the dead to be judged,O and to glve their re-: ;E :;;;
word7' to gour slaves the proph~tsp~
and t o the
holyYones and t o those fearin@ gour name, t h e ;zc:$i;;
; 113:13
;;;$
small and the great," and to bring to ruin those ;.ps
Vie
13:11
ruining the earth.""
19 And tlre temple sanctuary of God&that is
in heaven was opened, and the ark0" of his cove- $
;$
;$
nantn was seen in his temple sanctuary.* And :p,2$;;:
there occurred lightnings" and voices arid thm- n ~ o i 37::4
,
ders and An earthquake and a great hail.
AMt Z4:SO
Ancl a great signn was seen in heaven, o:z=;:;:
a woman: arrayed with the sun: and Ga*l:Z(i
3Re 51:%3
the ~noonOwas beneath her fcet, and on her
head-as
a crown of twelve stars, and she @ ~ t ~ : 8 8
was pregnant. %d she cries out in her pains
+we5:s
and In her agony to give birth.'
3 And another sign was seen in heaven, and
look! R great fiery-colored dragon,ba with seven
$;$
heads and ten horns and upon its heads seven
diadems; dand its tail" clraws a third of the * r m a ~ : ~ a
starsu of heaven, and it hurled thcm dorm to ~ c o ~ l : l 5

12

zz

the enrth. And the dragon kcpt standing before T,"1%;4,

the upoman* who was about to give birth, that, cl?n*;(i:;
whcn she did give birth, it might devour her 'i>;,"?ii;:2
Dii 2 I5
childan
llL! 1:j:15
5 And she gave birth t o a son,Dna male, who
is destinerl= to shepherd all the nations with an 'E?:{j:,
iron ~.l>cl.~
And her child was caught away to ;~~:;:n
God find to his throne.' aAnd thc woman fled
7,j;:;;:
into the wildexness,m where she has a place pre- #;gz;t4
t e:zcl
pared by God,that they should feed3"her there m
QRe 1k14
a thousmd two hundred and sixty day^.^\^<^
1:1:7
7 And warp broke out in heaven: Michael0*Flf,Cd:$
and his angels battled with the dragon, and the '$;:;jr
a God, NAVg8yhJng18; Jehovah, J",

731
THE REVELATION 12:B-15
dragon and Its angels baffled %but I t did not
prevail, neither was a place found for them any
longer In heaven, So down the great dragono
$=i"
c?nc20:2 was hurled, the original0 serpent,' the one
nne i7:14
P R P 20:2
calIedSDevil and sat an,^ 1 3 0 is misleadin8 the
lir IF23
WP!cf6:14 entire inhabitedo earth; he was hurled down to
the earth, and his angels were hurled down
with him, And I heard a loud voice In heaven

Ez
(

say:

"NOWhave come to pass the salvatjonaAand

the power and the kingdom of our God and the
wne13:4
authority0 of his Christ,c4 because the accuser
w e 205
olte 22:s
of our brotheM has been hurled down, who ac@nem:lo cuses them day and nighta before our a d ! +
+,lob1:9
APB118:14
oEphl:10

l1 And they conquered0 himm because of the

blood of the Lamb and because of the wordQof
their witmessinl;, and they did not love0 their
'1's 6333
soulsb*even despite the danger of deathmel a On
bit 16:B
ldU this account be glad, YOU heavens and rov who
IlEph 1:3
.@ltcf5:2
$ reside in them!# Woe* for the earth and for the
sea," because the Devil has come down to You,
rllsa 60:Z
having great anger, knowing he has a short
;;371,&4

olzer3:7
mldo 2:14

n n t t 8:s
CMts:43

period of time."

13 Now when the dragon saw ft was hurled

down to the earth, it persecutedP the womanA
that gave birth to the male child, "But the
two
wings of the great eagleD@
were given the
:$?%;?
l s a d ? : U w o r n , that she might fly into the wjlderness'
*1'5 55.7
to her place; there is where she is fecl for a
@ R e f 2 5 period and periods and a half a period of timed*
away from ihe face of the serpent.
ORe16:4
15 And the serpent disgorged wateru like a
river from jts mouth after the woman, to cause
wDall:40 her to be carried to her death by the river."
* Or, "vict~ry.'~b Or, "lioe~," a Or, "tsonb until death." d Or, "for
ARC 12:1
OMtS:lO

a time and times and half a time,"

THE REVELATION 13:S-16

ple and tongue and nation And all those who
aRe
'nnlz:1
dwell m the earth will worshipB it;a the name
Itc 3.5
itc 2j:m of not one of them stands written in the scroll0*
of life of the Lamb who was slaughteredn from
the world'sa foundation.7,:;
9 If anyone has an carp let him bear.4 l o If
h [ t 2T:50
J:~S:G
anyone
is for being led captive, he goes away
b f : 111 1:4
I 6 ~ 1 : 2 0 led captive,' If myone practices killing with the
PhIL 11:15
+Xrc14:2 sword, he must himself be killed with the
:e 0:6
Here is where it means t h e endurance'
~t 26:52
' '"ut":lZ
~ 1 ~ and
~ ~ faith"
& of the holyones.
11 And I saw mother wild beast ascending"
WILo 2:lO
O1:~14:3
out
of the
and i t had two horns Iike a
* I 8:9
17:10 lamb, but It began speaking as a dragonmn
la
And
r z I'E k 1 0
ar,:./.c Z Z : ~ it exercises all the authority of the Arst wild
M i 12:34
And it makes the earth and
O I ? G I ~ : I O beast0 In its sightPo
OlXe 13:1
those who drvell in i t worship the first wild
'Re133
beast, whose death-stroke got healed.' A r ~ dit
great signs: so that it should even
mg;;$& performs
make fire come down out of heaven to the earth
in the slght of mmldnd.
14 And it misleads those who dwell on the
I
0-3834
earth, h a u s e of the signs" t h a t were granted
it ta perform in the sight of the wild beast,
p0:4 while i t tells those who dwell on the earth to
an Image' to the wild beast thatb had the
g; ,t:$Ji5 make
sword-strolce*
and yet revived. 1b And there was
;:g;?
*Re ~ : 4 granted It to give breathc to the image of the
Re 1 3 3
wild beast, so that the image of the wild beast
lo:=
should both speak and cause to be killedo all
those who would not in any way worship the
*Da
image' of the wild beast.
16 And it puts under compuldon a31 persons,
the
small and the great, and the rIch and the
N~IIS
poor," and the freeUand the slavesp that they
Ox, "him." b Literally, "who!' 0 Or, "~lpirit;activa f'oraemf'

733

But the earth c m e to fithe woman's help, and

the earth opened its mouth and swallo\ved up
the river that the dragon disgorged from its
mouth. And the dragono grew wrathful at
=:4
the tvoman,'%d went off to .rvag.c war with tlae 'Y=eRn
remaining ones of her seed,3 who observe the w t l 3 : B l
mrnmandmentsQof God and hnve the work of
7;;:
bearing witness' to JesusV0
one 173
And it stood still upon the sando of the nJ@r5:22

13 I

A-

::z5

11:7

117:11
And saw a wild beastBdascending out of om
PIsa 27:1
the seaV4with ten horns' and seven heads,' and g:
upon Its horns ten diadems, but upon its heads
blasphemousD' names. Now the wild beast that
7;;
I saw WRI like a leopard,- but its feet were as $;:/;.;
those of n bear,* and its mouth wns as a lion'soo
mouth. And the dragon" gave the beast* its pow- ;;:w;;;;
n g a 5:G
er ~ n its
d throne and great authority."
cnn 7$:.I5
'En
13:8
3 And I saw one of its heads as though ARC
I,u 4:G
slaughtered to death, but ita denth-stroke' got +n@X3:14
healed, and all the earth followed the wiId beast
with admiratlion. 'And they worshiped the
OR^ I~:I.Y
dragon0 because he gave the authorityc to the ORe
17:IS
wild beast, and they worshiped the wild beast
with the worcls: "lVho is like the wild beast,
and who can do battle with jt?" And a mouth
spcaking great things and blasphemies was
given it, and authority to act forty-two mt7nthP @Re
OR^ 11:2
223
was given it. And it opened its mouth In biasphemiesO*against God, to blaspheme his name :g;$9
and his residencejbeven those residing fn heav12:13
en." TAnd there was granted it to wage w a f *Re
ORe 19:11
with the holyo ones and conquer" them,C and oRe1&:6
oRe 1 ~ : 1 1
authority was given it over every tribe and pear
Liternlty, ifgave it." Or, "tent; tnhctnacle," "And there was

,;:
,

grntihsd

. . . conquer

them," ~ V g S y h but
; amitted by AGArmPM.

THE: REELATION 13:17-14: 4

734

THE REVELATON 14:5-43

should give these a mark in their right handB ~2
h d as a firsffmitsm to God and to the Lamb,
1 tE8;yB
A ~ - 1 4 : s and no falsehood was found in their mouths;*
or upon their forehead? l7 andu that nobody a;$;:
RC 21:n
o E e 5 : n they are witliout b1emish.O
mfght be able to buy or sell except a person I<C I ~ Y !
dude 24
having the mark, the namem of the rvild tinst
6 And I s-a-n~ther
angeI flflng in mid@Re f9:17
OM t 19:16 heaven,na and he_Elahe~_m1_a_st-inR"
or the number of its name.@ Here is where OICP1n:2
goo@ newst
nlMt 2k14
wlsdamo comes in: Let the one that h ~ ins %
+Mr 13:lo to decIare a u h d A m l 9 , t 3 1 o s ~ ~ cltvell
h a p~
; :",:$
6:32
telligenceo calculate the numbeP of the wild
the earth and to cvcry-oation'-'and-eibe and
beast, for it is a man'sx number; and Its number ::;;~,"ii
&
P e w s a y i n g in n loud voice:
P i'l:&
11'0 2.4
@ ~ t ~ o :"FEAR
z
is six hundred and sixty-six.l-'"
Go@ and give him glory, because the
Z I ' o :l,7
hour of the j u r l ~ r n c n tby
~ him hns arrived, and
And I saw, and look! the Lamb" stand- ' ' : ~ ~ ' ~ ~ l n m
, e 17:1
-I ing upon the mount Zion,OUand with him F,~~,',,:~.iiD
so
worship
the
one
that
made the heaven and
.Pa 1WB
the earth and sea" and fountains of waters."'"
a hundred and forty-four thousandCnhavjng ,,
~ A 14:15
C
W e 18:14
8 And another, a second angel,l> followed~
his name0 and the name of his Father@+
written a;;nr?;;
*Re1218
Re l8:2
saying: "She has fallen?Babylon* the great has
on their foreheads. And I heard a sound out ;; !,u8
c:sa .:ls
of heaven as the sound of many" watcre and aclrb 17
,E%::2,lfallen," she who made all the nations drinkQof
as the sound of Ioud thunder; and the sound that ?:;:{?
the passian-aroudngr)wineAof her f ornicati~n!"~
a
513
I Ireard was as of singers who accompany them- $,1:]!?,:
9
And
another
angel,
a
third,
followed
them,
OR@1 7 2
n ~ e a 2 : g saying in a loud voice: "If anyone worships@
selves on the harp" playing on their h ~ r p s .I[:(?h1;!T2
U n d they are singinguas if a new songa before ,,',%,;7;n,1
the wild beast and Its image, and receives a
+~leu:l6
the throne and before the four living creaturesu *;y!y;f:f
mark on his foreheacl or upon his handloo he
and the persons of advanced age;& and no one 1:s .I I!!:I
will SO drink of the wine of the anger of God
,
,
7
5:8
Dl,($ 15.7
was nble to mastep that song but the hundred
1:l.s
$: : : ;$ 18:7 that is poured out undiluted into the cup of his
and forty-four t l l o u ~ a n d , ~ ~ vhave
h o been pur- +nc7:.1
wrath,' and he shall be tormenteda' with fire
=hTt18:34
0:20
R c Z O : ~ and sulphurm in the siaM of the holy angels
clrnsed' from the earthWo Tlww are the ones *1Cn
c I.I:IR
elre 19:m
O R E ~ : : 9 and i
that did not defile themselves with ~ ~ o r n cin
n ;'-W~rrtlU I2.-*:I
n the sighP of the Lamb. l1 And the srnolre
I.:!
BRe 21:s
h f t 1.2':
of their torment ascends'' for ever and ever,'
fact, they are virgins."*These are the ones that ;,1:
Op.e 1;:8
;u,11.2
*Eze ;S:19
Iwep foIlowing the Lamb no matter whcre he ;Ire ~ 3 1
~t h : and
~ day and night they have no rest, those who
goes.' These were purchased* from among man- f$":;:,-:'
Z,T,:ji,Y worship the wild beast and its image, and whoHere is
nRe 1 s : ~ ever receives the markn aP its name.
"hnrl;' APa'Vg; but on~ittedby ~CSy1l,b Six Iiir~~drcd
nnrl ~ i x t y OLu 8:15
where
it
means
endurancea
for
the
holy
oII~s,"
.4Re
1330
nix, H A ;xes' [=Otifi]j P" and Vntican MS.
-21306 (Rth ccnturg),
!E,"b"&!& those who observe the commmdments of God4
0 A hundreil nnd forty-four thousand, NCA ; PILR ( =144) tllnu~lulil,
and the faith' of'Jesus."
V~wiousLESS, as Tatican MS.KO, 2000 nacl YQR.1,2,410,0110, eta.
oE$i315
I
d UI-, "armt."
Or "learn fully," * 'Thc hr~ntlrrrlnnrl forty-four
13 And I h e a d a voice out of heaven say:
thowand, ~ ~ ~ 2 tbr!
~ hliundred
' ;
turd Iln~atg-ono I l ~ o u ~ n ~N~;d ,
'Write:@
Happyomare the deadoWho die in
0He22:14
W e 2032
735

14

,:,

a ( =144)

f h ~ m a n dVarious
~
XSS. as TrnZicnn MS. No, 2000,
and Kog. 2,4,8,8,9;10, etc. (See Gowc~rfiittgTke Text of The ApocU ~ ! I P ~ V01.
P,
11, by H. C. H ~ s k i 1929.)
~ ,

Or, "in the meridian; directly overhead.'"

omitted by H.
a

'(Angel," ASyh ; but

TEE REVELATTON 14:1 6 1 5 :1

736
uniono with the Lord' fom this time onward,' ${!%$:
Yes, says the spirit, let them rests from their la- "Co 1 5 5 1
borsTfor the things they did go right with them." OJoh .I:=
14 And I saw, and look! o white cloudjOand ~
~
~
upon the cloud someone seated like a son. of E;fz;l
man: with a goldeng mowno4on his head and ~iif;;&
a sharp sickle in his hand.
~ I ' 2
S1:3
15 And another angel emerged from the tcmpleOsanctuary: crying with a loud voice to the gz: $5,
one seated on the cloud: "'Put your sickle in and
reap, because the hour has come to reap, for thc
harvestob of the earth is thoroughly ripe."]'+OMt g:n
lB
And the one seated on the cloud thrust in his y ; ~ ?
sickle on the earth, and the earth was reaped.
9:fi
17 And still another angelmemerged from
t h e temple sanctuary that is in heaven, he, too,
having a sharp sickle.
18 d n d still mether anget emerged frurn the
altar and he had authority over the fire."And he *9er23:29
called out with a loud voice to the one t h a t had
the sharp sickle, saying: "Put your sharp sicltle
in and gather the clusters of the vine of the
earthlo' because its grapes have become ripe.'"!:!$&
l aAnd the angelo*thrust Ills sickle Into the earth
f;'
and gathered the vine0 d the earth, and he hurled 3:.1t 2c:m
it into the great winepress" of the anger of GodPAkfi&
ao And the wlnepress was trodden outsideo the P I l u 22:ls
city,' and blood came out of the winepress ns *n@21:2
high up as the bridles of the horses,8 for a dis- ePrzl:31
'Jer 2 ~ 3
tance of a thousand six hundred f ur1ongs.a"
M t 24:21
And 1 saw fn heaven another sign? great *Re 12:1
and rvonderfd, seven angels' with seven
?: : : ; ;* 21:9
plagues, These are the last ones," because by
-a Or, "thttt they may ME."
b Or, "ie dried out."
Or, "of two hun-

:;;:;

15

dred miles."

737
TKE REVELATION 15~2--16:l
means of them the anger of God is brought to
a finish.OA
2 And 1 saw what seemed to be a glassy seao'
lr.;~
7:31)
mingled
~
~
i
: with Are, and those who come off victorlous"
the wild beast and from ita imagee
zr*I:.; m;?; e and fromfrom
the
number" of its name standlng byn
n I CII I R 3
tcb?dl:s
the glassy sea," having harps* of God. ' A n d
*It#>5 , s
they are d n g i n e the song of Mosesu the slave
alto 1:1:9
m5,:s 19:l
of God and the song of the Lamb," saying:
1
,
A1 :c!) 2:l2
"Great and wonderful are your works,O Jea rTs 111.2
1'3 130.14
hovahl) God, the Almighty.' Rjghteous and true
+fir ~3 G
alv I ~ I ~ : I T
mi'!z
are your ways: Kingo of eternity:' ' Who wjll
notreally
fear y m , * J e h o ~ a h , ~ a glorify
nd
your
!
0
"."l'r1Q,7 name, because you alone are one of lovinglc 1's TA:23
rlx 33:8
kindness?O For all the nations wilI come and
Olln LG:S
warship before you,' because your righteous
*I~SHB.D
decrees have been made manifest."
5 And after these things I saw, and the sanc,
,, tuary
n l l e b 8:a
of the tent0"of the witnessdAwas openedP
11Cb 9:ll
* ~ 7:44
c
and the seven angel9 with the seven
in
heaven,+
0ll:O 1$:9
troi 4 : ~ plagues emerged from the sanctuary, clothed
'Itc 1I:19
with clean, bright linen* and girded about their
m r t ~1:zo
110 8'3
breasts with gulden girdles." And one of the four
.lto 1:13
* l i e 1 9 : ~ Iivjng creatures* gave llle seven angels seven
* ~ 14:10
e
golden bowls that were full of the anger of God,'
who lives for ever and ever. a And the sanctuary
became filled with smolce because of the gloryo
ap,s,g$16
of God and because of his power, and no one was
able to enter into the sanctuary until the seven
&LrPB:n plaguesa OF the seven angels were f i n i ~ h e d . ~
OR0 6:21
OIsa BE6
And I heard a loud vojceo out of the
sanctuary say Eo the seven angels: "Go

:%:gig

OR* 16:3
'1 K1 723

,,:,

16

EterJ7~8~1s~l*l~a
Lard,
' 1 m ; mAPgSyh.
nity, P4v~CVgByh; tho nations, A, Vat. 318. 2068. d Or, "tabernacle of the teshmony." * Linen, UP'*Vg~.fiSyh;stone, u,

Or, "upon," b Jehovah,

7333 REVELATION 16:2-10

738
THE REVELATTON 16:11-19
739
and pour out the seven bowls of the anger*of * ~ r ~ O ~ 2 5
gnaw their tongues for their pain, '%but they
*ROE24
God into the earth."
blasphemed* the God of heaven for their pains
2 And the Arst one" went off and poured mRefl:T
and for thelr ulcers, and they did not repent
out his bowl Into the earth.' And a hurtful and =Rezo:ll
of their works.
malignant ulcerncame to be upon the men that
9:13
12 And the sixth onen poured out hfs bowl
had the mark of the wild beast* and that were
aJos X:4
upon
the grcat river Eu-phra'te5,dm d its tva'up.@
2: ;f;;;
worshiping Its image."
13:1 L
ter
was
dried upIathat the way might be preI
4 : ~!4,ig
3 And the second one4 poured out hL bowl *ffeg:a
pared
for
the kings* from the rising of the sun.
+Is&
,rcr 45157
.l:~
into the sea.O0 And it became blood as of a dead
oite22:6
lS And I saw three unclean inspirec1 expres%
;
:
man, and every living soul0 died, yes, the things oRe18:14
" I J o . ~ : ~ sions&*that looked 1Ike frogs comeb out of the
+ha57:m
in Clle sea'
mouth of the dragon6' and out of the mouth
0Rem:a
t ~ 12:t
e
4 And the third onee p
o
w out hls bowl ?pR,"?1i$
,,,,,:, of the wild beast and out of the mouth of the
into the rivers"and the fauntalns of the waters.@ ,$;;;;?3
prophetPm+They are, in fact, expressions
$;:?:?; 18:2 false
And they became blood.* And X heard the * ~ x 7 : 2 0
inspired'
byc demonso and perform slg11~,0'and
OIEe 19:20
angel over t h e waters say: "YouSathe one who *EX 3:14
tllic 1x13 they go forth to the kingsA of the entire inby's 2:2
is and who was,' the one of loving-klndne~s,~
habited" earth, to gather them together to the
,2:$&
Pt I-LC
M 2-n:lrl
~3 5 4
are righteous, because you have rendend these
c.:,rt i , n waro of the great day3' of God the Almighty.*
'JOC 2:l
decision^,^ because tRey p o d out the blood D2ff~i3,
15 "took! I am-coming as a thief."EIappyl
(
ma,, I:ls
of holyo ones and of p r ~ p h e t s ,and
~ you have nne
i
s
the one that stays awake and keeps his outer
APS 119:8
83
$
;
ghen them bloodPto drinkV0They deserve it."' o$: Fig5
* 1 ~ a 2 0 : 4 garments, that he may not walk naked" and
OIsa.19:28
'And I heard the altar say: "Yes, Jehovahb +Re
nRe3:18
people look upon his parts of shame.""
18:20
God, the Alrnightyaw.hue and righteousG are W e 1 ~ 2
16 And they gatheredGthem togethe? to the
@Am4:13
)74 3
your decisions."'
pIaceeb
that is called in Hebrew Har-Ma.gd'~n.~*
LXX
+XII.s:n
"Ps 19.9
12:11
8 And the fourth one" poured out his bowl *nes.la
17 And the scventh one poured out his bowl
*Re 7 3 8
upon the sun;' and to the sunca it was granted nIse
~ r s aB G : ~ upon thc air. At this a loud voice"issued out of
49:lO
t o s c ~ r c hthe m e n h i t h fire. And the mend
o ~ IsQ : ~ the sanctuary from the throne? saying: "It has
were scorchedAwith great heat, but they blascome t o pass!" And lightnings and voices m d
W:7
phemedo the name of W,' who has the author- ;E;6ip
thunders occurred, md a great earthqualtemocity over these plagues, and they did not repent
curred such as h ~ not
d ocxurred since men came
f2.1 to be on the earth,"so extensive an earthquake,"
+Re1 4 : ~
so as to give gIory+to him.
''IIcb 1$:26
10 And the fifth onempoured out his bowl * R e Q : l
so great, l w n d the great city split into three
mzch 2 0 : ~parts,'3 and the cities of the nations fell: and
upon the throne of the wild beast."And its king- *Rel a 1
dom became darkened,"" and they began to Eg,"$zk
a Or, "unclean spirik." b"Canre," M88. Nos. 1f18,189j216, Arm
1,2,S&dic nnd I':tl~iopic; but oniittcd b~ ~ A V g s y h .a Or, "in

:zz

"You, ~ C A V g 8 y h -Yon, 0 h r d , Textas Rweptns; Yon, Jebovnh,

J1.*"li.'a. b J C ~ O T E JLa~l+l@-~@;
~
Lord, KBVgSgh. 'Litaally, "to

it."

Orl 'mankind!l

h 3. * I'lnea, ~ V g S g h ;
river, A ; war, Snhiclic Varaion. for, "Ar.ma.ged5dan"; 11"rln 7il
(IIar J l e g i d . d o ~ i)t JLTl19meaning "Mountain of Magid'doN.
fnct, spi~itsof,'? d I nni, h V g S g h ; he is, K

THE REVELATION 16:20--17:6

740

Babylon the greatA was remembered in the &ba&30

sighlo of God, to give her tl~ecup of the wineC",::
of the anger of bls wrath.0 10 Also every islnndo
fled, md mountainsQ were not found' And R O~;E!;:
great hailmwith every stone a b u t the weight Qinh m:za
of a talenta descended out of heaven upon the
and yet the menb blasphemed3 God due o s e l ~ : A
t o the plague of hail,' because the plague of it *Reml9
#EX 9 3 4
WBA unusualIy great."
And one of the seven angels that had
the seven bowls* came and spolre wit11 *Re1&1
me, saying: "Come, I wiU show you the judgmento upon the great harlot that sits on manyc :y,"Tyi4,,
w a t ~ r s , ~with whom the king8 of the enrlhO ;;;::
committed fornication," rvhereas those who in- A l s a 2 3 : l T
habit the earthh were made drunk with the Nn 3.4
bfs~$f3
wine0 of her f~rnlcatjon."~
C1:c &:13
'3@r"1:7
3 And he carried me away under the spirit's
powers into a wilderness. And I caught sight of m e n : 1
a woman" aittlng upon a scarlet-colored wild "2~h2:4
beast' that was iull of blasphemousBnames md E;;;;j315
that had seven heads and ten horns. And the ~e 13:id
woman was arrayed in purple' and scarlet," m d
was adorned with goldo and pwcious stone and w e 18:12
pearls and had in her hand a golden cup" that ~ ~ w s l n
was full of difigustlngDthingso and the uncie~n
things' of her fornication. And upon her fore- .Jasl:21
head was written a name, a rnystery,da "Baby- w ~ 2h7
Ion the Great, the motheP of the harlotsQ'and zg:;:$
of the disgusting things of the earth.""# And .Re xs:z
229
1 saw that the woman was dmnP with the OU Eze
M t 24:49
blood' of the holy ones and with the blood of *ReZ8:24
the witnessesaof J e s u ~ . ~
O ~ C O1 5 : s
Well, on catching sight of her f wondered OR@ m:20

with great wonderment. And so the angel said

to me: "Why is it you wondered? I will tell

7z2

;e4?$5

17

Tnlent=113

pounda.

religious setrret." (&awed

Or, "mankind."
Babylon)

019,

"great."

Or, "a

you the mystery&of the womanu and of the

wild beast that js carrying her and that has the

seven heads and the ten horns:4 The wild k a s t
that you saw was,O but is not,' and yet is destined~to ascendo out of the a b y ~ s and
, ~ it is
to go off into destruction,' And when they see
how the wild beast was, but is not, ancl yet will
be present, those who dwell on the earth wiII
wonder admiringly," but thelr names have not
been written upon the scmlP of Iife* from the
world's f oundnti~n.~"
9 "Here is where the intelligence0 that has
wisdomD comes In:* The seven heads mean')
seven mountain^,^ where the woman sits on
top. l U n d there areC seven klngs: five have
fallen,' one
the other has not yet arrived,"
but when he does arrive he must remain a short
while." And the wild beast0 that was but L
not. it is also Itself an eighth kinzd but owes
-2:s
Its &istencca to the sevenye and it goes off into
?g!33 de~truction.~'
12 "And the ten h o r n that you saw meanb
ten lrlngqa who have not yet received a kingdom,O but they do receive authoriw as kings
one hour with the wiId beast. l a These have one
purpose: and so they give their power and authority to the .wiId beast, 'These will battle
with the
but, because he is Lord ofr
lords and K i n e off kings, the Lamb will conquerp them,*Also those calledo m d chosenmand
fsithf u1 with 11lm will do so,"'D
Or, '(religious secret'* bOr, "are." aOr, "And they mean.'!
Liternlly,
Or, "but springs fibomthe aeven." 1 Or, "over;
among."
a

THE REVELATION 17:1 L 1 8 : 5

742
15 And he says to me: "The waterso which ORe19:6
you saw, where the harlot is sitting, meana peo- Y:S,a,~~:13
pIes and crowdsb and nations and tonguesm0*
;#&
'"And the ten hornsu that you saw, and the
,$:;;;;a
wild beast,' these will hateo the harlotn and will
~
m?;;
make her devastated and naked," and will eat Isa47:15
Re
up her fleshyO parts and will completely burn OR e 17:7
1 9 : ~
her with fire. l7 For God put it into their hearts Ag,"e4,7$,
to carry out his p u r p o ~ e ,even
~
to carry out o~s76:lo
their one purpose by givingf their kingdom to
the wild beast,+until the words of God will have +Re17:12
been ac~omplished.~
Is And the woman" that you
saw meansc the great city that has a kingdom :;z:+Z]
#Isa 47:5
over the kings of the earth."*
After these things I saw another angeI
descending from heaven, with great authority, and the earth was lighted up from his
glory.O* "And
he cried out with a strong voice, :
$;;g
saying: "She has fallen! Babylon the great has
fallen," and she has become a dwelling-place of 4
18
;4
";
demonsa and a lurking-place of every unclean
;
;
t
;
:
;
;
:
exhalationd and a Iurking-place of every un- L4X X
I
clean and hated bird!O a For because of the bE,g$
passion-arousingo win@ of her fornication all ohxt 5:k
the nations have fallen victim,' and the kings +Jer51:7
of t h e earth committed fornication" with her, 'BIsa23:17
and the merchants" of the earth became rich " l a m 8
due to the power of her shameless luxury."" 3 4
4 And I heard another voice out of heaven
say: "Get out of her, my people," if YOU do not *:%%:%
want to share with her in her sins,O and if YOU D5gC,2;6
do not want to receive part of her plagues. Far 2Co 6:17
her sinsA have massed together clear up ta *&18:20

18

.,,,,:,

Or, "are." b Or, Urnasses." * Or, "is," d Or, "spirit." Or, "Because of the wine of the infltunmntory poison." A omits "the
wine of", 1 Literally, 'Ya carry out one purpose and give,"

'ITlE REVELATION 18:6-13

743
OJer 51:9 heaven,+ and God has called her acts of in+Fte16:19 justice to mind.' "ender
to her even as she
1:6
herself rendered: and do to her twice as much,
LP8137:8 yes, twice the number of the things she did;"
Yer 3Q:15
Jer 51:24 in the cup in which she put a mixture put twice'
*Jer 17:18
*Re ~ : r o as much of the mixture for her.' 7To the extent that she glorified herself and lived in
n,,,,,:. shameless luxury, to that extent give her torment0 and mourning." For in her hearto she
nZep2:15
keeps saying:" 'I sit a queen, and I am no
widow:
and I shall never see mourning." That
4$iZ;F;
is why in one day her plagues will come, death
mrt 2 4 7 and maurnling and famine,O and she will be com.fer51:58 pletely burned with fire,' because Jehovaha
God who judgedo her is strong."
gyzr&T?&
*xsa23:1?
g "And the kingsKof the earth who committed fornication with her and lived in shameless luxury will weep and beat themselves in
#~ers0:46 grief over her,# when they look at the smoke
Eze 27:35
from the burning of hex, lo while they stand at
10:28 a distance because of their fearDof her torment
* w Z B : 1 7 and say:' 'Too bad, too bad, you great city,"
nDa 4:30
Babylon you strong city, because in one hour
*Isa 21:Q
your judgment has arrived!'"
Jer 51:8
JaS5:l
11 "Also the merchantso of the earth are
bEze 27%
*Ezem:m weeping and mourning over her,' because there
is no one to buy their full stock any more, a
;E2yip full stock' of gold0 and silver and precious
stone and pearls and fine linen and purple and
silk and scarlet; and everything in scented
woodb and every kind of ivory object and every
sort of object out of most precious wood and of
a*f:22 copper and of iron and of marble;"'
also cinnaa
b

Jehovah, d7#a31a7144e-ls; the h r d , KSyh, but omitted by AVg,

Or, '"thyine wood."

THE REXELATION 18:14-20

744
mon and Indian spiceaand incense and perfumedmZZf
ell and frankincense and wine0 and olve oila and @Mt as:@
fine flour and wheat and cawe and sheep: and
horses and coaches and sIavesb and human
souls.c* Yes, the fine fruit that your soulo d e -:E2Gt3
siredd*has depart4 h r n you,and all the dainty m . l ~e:lo
t
things and the gorgeous things have prishecl
from you, and never again will people find them."
210
15 "The merchantsAof these things, who be- A- n:=
came rich from her, wiU stand at a distance ticause of their fear of her torment and will weep
and mourn,+ saying: 'Too bad, too bad, as *a
mm
great a city as she was,+clothed with Ane linen *Emm:n
and purple and scarlet, and richly adorned wjth
gold ornament and precious stone and pearl,
" m d then in one how such great riches0 have
been devastated!'*
A P I ~~ : A
"And every ship captain and every man that
sailed anywhere,"and men of the ships and a11 *Iln29:14
those who make a living by the sea, stood a t
a distance* lS and cried out as they looked at the wEaea7:n
smoke from the burning of her and said: 'What
city is like the great city?'* And they threw *Ezen:aa
dust upon their heads' and cried out, weeping 019a4:la
and mourning, and said:" 'Too bad, too bad, AEzem:W
as great a city as she was, in which all those Omem8
having boatsa at seao h ~ a m erich' by reason a*Ere
~ 4:22
n
t :33
of her costlimes, m d then in one hour she has @,I;$iy;il
been devstated!"
EZCZG 19
.,:rr 5 l.-fS
20 'Bglad over her, heaven,"&o Yov holy
onesuand YOU apostles' and you p r ~ p h e t sbe, ~ g; ?"~:n
cause God has judicially exacted punishment for nilc 14:I-a
~
~
~
YOU from her!""
A U C .12,1.9
Or, "a.mo'mum"

"bodi~."

; a well-horn Indiao spice plant.

Or, "sIaves, even souls of men."

your sod'^ ddre!'

Literally,
Literally, "fruit o f

745

THE REVELATION 18:21-19 :3

21 And a strong angelmlifted up a stone like

a great millstoned and hurled it inta the sea?
saying: "Thus with a swift pitch will Babylon
@Rel4:8 the great city be hurled down," and she will
never be found again.' 21 And the sound of singers who accompany themselves on the harp and
of mwicinns and of flutists and of trumpeters
*ha 24:8
will never be henrd in you again,* and no workEze 2k13
man of any traden wjll ever be found in you
again, and no sound of a millstone will ever be
h e a d in you again,' P3 and no Ilght of a lampD
~~~~~0
ORe 21:23 will ever shine" in you again, and no voice of
a bridegroom and of a bride d l 1 ever be heard
;!
A I s n 71:H
in you againla because your merchants4 were
OMr 6:21
*Isn
wu 317:!1
1
the top-ranking menQof the earth, for by your
mrtc. 20:s
splrltistic' practiceh all the nations were misled.'
l * Yes, jn her was found the blood" of prophets"
mno6:lo
mt2 ~ 3 1
alrlc IG:U
and of holy ones* and of all those who have
. ~ * rm:4Q been slriugl~tered
on the earth."'
After these things I heard what was as
a loud voice of a great crowd in heaven.'
They said: "Praise Jah: row people!cAThe salO R 9 104:33
bra
19!3
vationQO and the glory and the power belong to
OJuh
Q nr 11:22
~ l o
+1ub7:12 our God,df because his judgments are true and
mra 1 9 : ~ righteousamFor he has executed judgment upnRea2:11
15:3
011 the grertt harlot who corrupted the earth
with her fornication, and he@has avengedQthe
; ; blood of his slave@ at her hand ."' a And right
2x19 7 away for the second time they said: "Praise
i?C 1R:rn
ese2kf3

IMt 3R:B
ortc 20:s
*drr61:d3

onc I!!:(:
al'n 117'
*~sa,m:l\

l
a '"Of

Jnh,@YOU people?c*And the smoke from her

goes on ascending for ever and ever."*

any tmde:' VgSyh ;but omitted by KA. b Or,'Yonr soreeryeryn

Or, T h e y a i d : 'llallrlujnk 1'"
To oar M,~bCVgByh;ta
the Lard our nod, l'rxtus Reccptua nnd some cursire hLS8.; 20
Jrhovnh oilr God, J71B.781M11\ He, K AVgSyh; the Lord, eight
MS8. from Noa. 95-211; Jehovah, J71i

'

THE REVELATION 1 9 : a l i

746

4 And the twenty-four persons of advanced

ageu and the four living crenturesM fell down

aRF4:4
anc 4:0

and worshiped Gad seatedo upon the throneo tg:%:~~

and said: "Amen! Praise Jah,')" YOU people?"' pRC
-PS1cfi:4s
lq:G
5 A1.w avoiceissuedforth from the throneand
said: "Be praising our God, all you his slaves,"
who fear him, the small ones ~ n the
d great."" *PB114:13
6 Ai-id I heard what was as a voice of a great
,:,
crowdmnand as a sound of manyh waterso and y;;j;4
as a sound of heavy thunders. They said:
"'Praise Jab," you people,^ because Jehovahd
ourCGad, the Almighty,O has begun to rule0 as ;En,;;;$?;;I
king.* Let us rejoiceQ and be overjoyed, a n d
let us give him the glory,O because the marriage0 o~;:i:a
o w l ?:!:a
of the Lamb* has arrived" and his wife' has ;5k:h211A6
prepared hemif.@a Yes, it has been granted to :E:i?jA:
her to be arrayed in b~ight,'cIeanP fine linen, $
;:&
!
for the fine linen stands for the righteous acts W
O XeI 70
~1 09, ~
of t h e holya ones."*
WCE 2,q:fif
Ps I 1 , I O
9 And he telIs me: "Write:O Happy' are those
invitedu to the evening0 meal of the Lamb's zgi?;?
marriage.'" t m he fells me: "These are the WCRC?~;;
*;sa G r : r o
true sayings of God." lo At that I fell down be- L
E%:",
fore his feet t o worship him. But he telIs me:
"Be careful! Do not do that!' All X am is a fel- Ahe10:2a
low slave of you and of your brothers who have
the work of.witnessing to J e s u ~Worship
.~
G d ; O a ~a:i:it
for the bearing wibaso to Jesus is what in- 089tW:31
spiresn3 prophesying."h'
c+AC~2:17
22:4a
t
11 And I saw the heaven opened, and, look!
a white horse." And one seated upon ft is called1 @Re 5:z

,.

$z;,l

.,,,,,,:,

Or, ''A~ncn! Rallelnjtlh!"

b Or, ''pent." a Or, "They said : TIOlelujah l' " Jchovah, dY~~13~14*'ao-1n
; tlw Lord, NAVgSy". e Our,
~ V g S y h ;but omitted by A. ' E v r n i t ~ ~
men! o f the Lnn~h's mnrr i n ~ cAVgSyh ; evening meal o f tbr! I,anlh, K, g Or, "is the spitnit
of."
Or, "lbo prophecy." 1 Callorl, ~VgfiyI'; but oluieted by A.

'

747
TWE REVELATION 19:12-2a
Faithfulmand True," and he judgeP and carries
ahIt24:6
on warp in righteousnessPUl e Ilis eyes are a
($Tilt5 %
:
fiery flame,' and upon his head are many diaersa 11:4
dems. EIe has a name written that no one knows
.Ite i : i 4
but he himself, '9 and he is arrayed with an
o h ss:zs outer garment sprinkled with blood: and the
AJob 1:1
name he is called js The WordAof God, l4 Also
8:lQ
the armies that were in heaven were followin@
qRes:la
him on white horses,O and they were clothed
in white, clean, fine linen. lo Arid out of his
mouth. there protrudes a sharp long sword:
that he may smite the nations with it, and he
will shepherd them with a rod of iron.@He
@na:9
Re 125
HJoe3:13 treads, toe, the pressm
of the wine of the anger
e ~ 14:19
e
of the wrath of Gad* t h e Almighty, la And upon
his outer gawnent, even upon his thigh, he has
oMt 2 2
a name written, King of" klngs and b r d ofn
lords.'
17 I Raw also an angel standing in tbe sun,
and he cried out with a loud voice and said t o
all the birdsm that fly in midheaven:O "Come
here, be gatl~eredtogether to the great evening5
meal of God," '"that you may eat the fleshf'
parts of kings ztnd the fleshy parts of military
commandcrsl' and the fleshy pnrts of strong
, men' and the fleshy parts of horsesmand of
those mounted upon them, and the Reshy parts
of all, of f reemenh as well as of slaveso and of
small ones and great."
19 And X saw the wild beast' and the kingsn
of the earth" and their armies gathered to*mew.18 gether to wage the war* with the one seated
Re 16:16
on the horse3 and with his army, And the
ups 2:2
aRe13:18 wild beast4 was caught, and along with it the

zg;

Or,

"over; among." b Or, '40hil'i.archs" ; each a mmmander

1,000 troops.

of

THE REVELATION 19:21-20: 6

748
749
THE REVELATTON 20: 7-14
false prophetoe that performed in front of it the
anyone havlng part in the first resurrection;
signsmnwith which he misled those who re- :4; 3;: I1 Agj:?;ta
on1t fl.9
over
these the second deathAhas no authoritypq
oleo I ~ : M
ceived the marIra of the wild beast and those arle 13:lrl
P M1
':
~s
but they will be priestsa of God and of the
who render worship to its image.' While still +RQ1 3 : ~
O M t m
Christ: and will rule as lrings with him for the
alive, they both were hurIed into the fiery IaIce
*R*%lQ
thoctsand years.'
that burns with suIphurP But the rest were
7 Now as soon as the thousand years have
g
E
;P;:o
killed off with the Iong sword of the one seated ~t d:s
been ended, Satan will be let loose out of his
ef8a14:13
on the h1orsex and which proceeded out of his 'Re 5:2
prison:'
and he will go out to misleado those
,1! :
mouth.' And all the birds* were filleda from
f
k
:
p
7
nations
in the four quartersa of the earth, Gog
OLLC 395'0
the fleshyparts of them.
Ma'gog,' to gatheP them together for the
;Egfoand
And I saw an angel, coming down out of
war. The number of these is as the sand of the
heaven with the key of the abysso"anti a
sea."' W
h
n
d they advanced over the breadth of
mn~21:l
n ~ z ,e*IS
great chain in his hand. BAnd he seized the zg ,,:,
o h l i 2 7 : s ~ the earth and enciltclcd t h e campb of the help
rlragon,O the originalp serpent,O who Is the
212
ones and the beloved citym0But fire came down
Devil' and Satan:'
and boundp him for a thou- g$;hZ$:z
*me3 ~ out
2
of heaven and devoured them.' lo And the
/ ; ; g:,;
o ~ t d : ~Devil0 who was misleading them was hurled
sand years. And he hurled him into the abyss@
:c: ; :
and shut it and sealeP it over him," that :he
P R al:a
~
into the lalce of fire and sulphur,P where both
rile 3 : o e
U ' k O '):I1
might not mislead the nations m y more* until *T!:n
the
wild beasto and the false propheto already
@
n
r
1
:
1
2
14:18
OMt 7:16
thc thousand years were ended, After these U""R"":'a
mris:zr~ were;n and they will be tormentedo day and
U
10.20
things he must be Iet loose for a little while.
u ~ t 21
c 27 night0 for ever and ever.
4 And I saw thrones,' and there were those * D a m
mno12:1
11 And I saw a great white throneQ and the
who sat down on them, and power of judgingo mMt7:a
*Re21:1
one seated on it, From before himC the earth0
was given them." Yes, I saw the souls of those
a2Pe3:T
and the heaven fled away,' and no place was
executed with the a x for the witness they bore ng",i$p
Q M 9:za
~
fo~tndfor them, " And I saw the deadjothegreat
to Jesus and for speaking about God,& and
qAc W:1o and the small,b standing before the throne, and
those who had worshiped neither the wild
scr011s~were opened.' But another scroll was
.
beasp nor its image0 and who had not received
opened;
it is the scroll of life." And the dead
2
g
the mark upon their forehead and upon their :
wts:% were judgeda out of those things written in
;
\
:
"
,
g;L!
hand.+ And they came to M e and ruled0 as
oMt23:3
the scrolls according to their deeds.O" la And
nlsn 2 4
kingsmmiUz the Christ for a thousand years. *;JO 2-2
oh11 d m i 6 the sea gave up tlqase dead in it, and death0 anti
(The rest of the dead' did not come to life 2;?;1':i!!
gave up those deadk in them, and they
;y;;;g Rafdes+
until the thousand y e m were ended.) This is *:!,?,!$i?
were judged individually a m d i n g to their
the first* re;mxrre@tion.Q Happy" and holy is an~t
D I I O r2::;o
2k.i
'RO
deeds. I* And death* and Ra'desl were hurled

:ei;j;,

:::

20

%?z4

!$;3

;;A:

"

Eliterally, "for the witness borne of Jeslls nnd for the uword of
(about) God." *"(The rest of the dead. , wero ended.)" ACVg;
but omitted by KAyh, and B ia deficient here.

.Or,

gfp~mem;extremltirn." b Or, "the army in battle Lna" a Or,

L'lrom thc fnce of him." d Ra'am, NA ; inrfe.m, Vg (in.fer'nm,
Vgc.n) ; SKnul',Ryh; fjhdol,J ~ l ~ 1 ' 1 . 1 4 1 ' ~ - ~ ' ,

THE RlWELA.TION 20:15--21~8

750
into the lake of fire. This meansa the second
death, the lake of fm.l5 Furthermore, whoever
was not found written in the booko of llfeKwas PEt&
hurled Into the lake of fire.#
*Re 21:8
And 1 saw a new heaven' and a new
earth," for the former heavenAand t h e AOM^
Z P5~3:7: ~
former earthoqhad passed away, and the seap' P~;;$,"~
is no more.
saw also the holy city,- New
Jeruqalern,') coming down out of heaven' from :;;t$715
God and prepared as a bride" adorned for her . ~ ~ t , 1 2 : z a
husband.@ With that I heard a loud voice from k% :?ii
the throne say: "Look! the tento" of God is
with humankind,and he will resldeb with them, LU
nnd they will be his peoples.'l And God himself n1s66:m
will be with themA And he wIlI wipe out every *-43r7
tear from their eyes,O and death will be no PIsam*
more; neither will mourning nor otatcry nor +J%
1)I;PaS
pain be any more." The former things have ass 35:10
passed away,"
5 And the one seated on the thronemmid: u1ra6:1
"Look! I am making all things new."" AIso he * I S ~ ~ S
says: "Write: because these words are trust- e m 1aA
worthy and true." And he said to me: "They
have come to pass!o I am the Al'pha and the
O.me'ga,d t h e beginning and the endm0'To anyone thirsting I will give from the fountah of
Chc watef of lifeP free.O Anyone conquerlnc gLU
R@ 21%'
11:m
will inherit0 these things, and I shall be his GodA;Z",",%%
and he wlH be my sonmoo
a But as for the cowards
;;;~2~
and those without faith' and: those who are dig- ;
+ e o 11:m
*?.O I
:%
gusting In their filthe and murderers' and forni;;pO%is
catorso* and those practicing spirltlsme* and nFuh
5:s
*Ga 5:20
SdolaterP and all the liars,@their portion will

21

F;m; l:;.

?izc::fl

,"?,"A5i1

",;t?i;g

Or, "is," b Or, "mill tent?' Or, " T h ~ yare

tha A and the E," Or, "and mrcerera,"
0

a h o t I" d Or, "I

&m

THE: REVELATION 21 :9-18

751
m
n e~ 8 ~0 n: ~be In the lake that burns wlth fire and sulphur.@D
meansathe second deathRtA
y t 10i2flrShis
AT r 10.7
I11cb
~ SC U
11):26
:~
9 And there came one of the seven angels
that had the seven bowls which were full of the
seven lnst piaguesje and he spoke with me and
1

snid; "Come here, I will show you the bride,

fF;,ne13:7
+;lgO the Lamb's wife."E lo So he carried me away
under the spirit's power to a p a t m d lofty
mountain,and he shewed; me the holy cityn
"Mtd:S
r ~ z soo 1
nlsaw:1
Jerusalem coming down out of heaven from
vHehla:aa
rtr 21 :2
God' and having the glory of God.* Its radi.
*Isa110:1
anceb was like a most precious stone, as a jasper stone shining crystal-clear.' It had a great
!:;*o r :Da;;;;o o : a and
lofty waUn and had twelve large gates,'
atc I I H : ~ ~
and at the large gates twelve angels, and names
were inscribed which are those of tlre twelve
aE
$;R tribes of the sons of Israel.' " On the cast' were
+ t u l:l:m three large gates, and on the north three large
gates, and on the south three large gates, and
E8Re22:14 on the west three large gatesBm The wall of
the city also had twelve foundationo" stones,
oRe2l:lo
.Heb 11:lo

and on them the twelve names of the twelve

fipastlt?saof the Lamb.#
aEph Z X I
15 Now the one who was speaking with me
was
holding as a measure a golclen red,'
*me40:s
zco a:1
that he might measure the city and its large
oEza40:~ gates and its wallWu
L"nd the city lies foursquare, and its length is as great as its breadth,
*M9:lP And he measured the city" with the reed, twelve
thousand ftrlongs;~its length and breadth and
Izeight are equal. l7 Also he measured its wall,
one hundred and forty-four cubits," according
+Ephl:lS to a man" smea~ure,~
at the same time an
+Re I4:1
ange1's.e' la Now the structure of its wall was
Or, "1,600 mile^!'
a Or, "'Tllis portion ie." b Or, fiilluminator!'
d Or, "210 feet," Or,"that is, an aagelk!'
lo:*

T E E REVELATION 21 :19-22:2

752

jasper: and the city was pure goldo like clear zk,91il
glass.uo The foundationsaU of the city's wail iyi:l:
were adorned with every kind of precious :';Z;l.':ji,
stone:' the A r s t foundation was jasper, the * r a a ~ . ~ : J ~
second sapphire, the third chal.ced'o.ny, the
fourth emerald, the fifth sar'donyx, the sixth
sardius, the seventh chrys~+lilite,the eighth
kryl, the ninth topaz, the tent11 chrys'o-prase,
the eleventh hyacinth, the twelf tll amethyst.
Also the twelve large gates were twelve
pearlsin each one of the large gates was made D ~ t 1 3 b 4 8
of one pearl. And the broad w a y of the city 4Re22:2
was pure gold, as transparent glass.
kl'n
~ A C'I:W
lr.4
22 And I dld not see a temple. in it.' far t rub,:'':m
,
Jehovahl)lt God the Almiglity4 is its temple,n0
also the Lamb
"And the city has no need
ypd,; 21.59
of the sunp nor of the moonr to shineDupon it, b;t
Chlt
,l:27
for the glory of God lighted it up," and its lamp
t u 19
was the Lamb.* # U n d the nations will walk m:Y;I;"'2
b y means of its light,' and the kings of the $:oAji
earth will bring their gloryCinto
2 o And its
:I!; :tyr
large gates wilt not be closed a t all by day,@01.a 11
2:1e
t
for nighto wlll not exist there,*dnA%'
they will o+Ian~(l0:20
bring the glory and the honor of the nations
into it." But anything not sacred and anyone @raago:a
that carrfes on a disgustjnf thlng and a lie" $g,":i;:,S
wiII in no way enter into it ;' only those written * I Y w2:t
~
OIIC 2 2 , ~
in the Lamb's scroll0 of lifeowill,*
01t o 2:1:1
And he showed me a river of watero of
life,oclear as crystal, flawing out from
ale throne5 of God and of the Lamb. 'down
the middle of its broad way.' And on this side
;y;~;j,ii;
of the riveP and on t h a t side there were treesc Al.:re
47:7

?;2i5

, .+

&~;z~~

22

a Or, a~san~t~~v.ll
Jehovah, Jr~Blla*l**la*lr.
the Lord,
c Literally, "tree"&eneri~~lIy) ; or, "wood,*

TI-E REVELATION 22:3-11

of lifeP producing twelves crops of fruit,@yleld4Rean
o ~TIT
t
lng their fruits enclz monthmO+
And the leaves of
OLu
*El@
~4
47:12
4:23
t
h
e
freesb
were
for
the
curingoa
of the nations.
@Ma1 4:2
02.1: 25:.11
3
And
no
mare
mill
there
be
any curse-On
liDe 11.25
zcc ii:il But the throne of God' and of the Lambu will
@ N t10:24 be in it,s and his slavesu will render3 him sacred
O A C 2Ii!7
5:.1
,I servicey and they will see his face,n and his
name will be on their foreheads? A h night
*no
"Re 3:21
1::)
lT:tJ
will
be no morerOand they have no need .of
RIt 5:8
DM t 5:15
lnmplightO nor do they have sunlight, because
4rtc 14:I
oh11 5:14
Jehovahc God wjll shed lightm upoil them, and
@ R e 21:25
+IFRc;n.19 thpy will rule as ]rings for ever and ever.@
& P a 7.1%
6 And he said to me: "These xvords are trustR~ 3.21
worthy and true;*yes, Jehovahdkthe God of the
kZsn
*tte 2 1
2,,:a
5
inspiredo expressionsa of the prophets* sent his
,"nn2:'IJ angel0
forth ta sllow his slaves the things that
'%);rll
1:20
must shortly take pkce.' lAnd, look! f am
*Re1:1
m e n : m coming quicklyma
Happy is anyone observing the
words
of
the
prophccy
of this scroll,"o"
:~;;;i19
8 Well, I John was the one hearing and see, ing these things, And when I had heard and
seen, I fell down to worship before the feet
of the angel that had been showing me these
things, O But he tells me: "Be careful! Do not
do that! A11 I am is n fellow slave of you and of
m t 1:41
your brother@ who are prophew and who are
OMt 1 9 2
G L U ~ : ~ observing the words of this scroll, WorshipQ
753

WVgSyh.

..,,

Q T ~ I ~

OPa 29:a

Re lR10

G~d."q

10 He also tells me: "Do not seal upf the

words of the prophecyO of this scroll, for the
appointed time is near. "He that is doing unrigh teomess, let him do unrighteousness still;'
+g,lqt$,

ORe 2a:M

( =12), B. b Literally, "tree') (generically) ;

a Twelve, AVgSyh;
or, "~ood!' Jehovah, J 7 * 8 J ~ - l ' l l o ' l B j the Lord, NAVg$yh. dchovnb, JfrR,l*-1'.fi+lo;
the Lad, ~ A v g S y h .e Or, "of tilo ~ p i ~ t ~ ,
Or, "Do not keep seeret," g"ltl' ((feminine), &ha6 ia, Iha city.
f

THE REATELATION 22: 12-19

754

755

and let the filthy' one be made filthy still; but

let the righteousox one do righteousness still, ;22;;;3
tlpe 1 3 5
and let the holy# one be made holy still.
12 " 'Look! I am coming quickly,' and the re- 'Isa a:10
ward0 I give is with me, to render to each one ;p;z;l:2
as his work is," l a I am the Al'pha and the
O-me'ga,aAthe first and the last,O the beginning py;;fO
ROZ:B
and the end. l4 Happyat are those who wash !j$:
their robes, that the authority to go to the !$t$"3:12
treesb of lifea may be theirs and that they may eRe 2:1
gain entrance into the city by its large gates.
l5 Outside are the dogs3"and those who practice
?$r,t7&
spiritisrnc and t h e fornicatorsXand the murderersp and the idolaterso and everyone liking OICO ~ : I O
and carrying on a lie.'D*
oh 8 : ~
91-8
16 " 'I, Jesus, sent my angeln to bear witness .*Re
~eT:i
to YOU people of these things for the congrega- Ag:$'5:10
t i o n ~ .X~ am the rootA and the offspring" of oO M ~t 11:1t6 : ~
D a ~ i d ,and
~ the bright morning star.' "O
dsa 11:1
3cr 23:5
17 And the spiritd0+and the bridea keep on og
saying, "Come!" And let anyone hearing" say, b ~ ~kfs
24:17
Re 2:28
"Come!" And let anyone thirsting come; let +&22:6
W e 21:9
anyone that wishes take life's wateru free.
z~,,~:3
Re 7:9
I8 "I am bearing witness to everyone that UEze.47:~
J o h 17'11
hears the words of the prophecye of this scroll: nc 7 : l j
L anyone makes an addition* to these things, ?824'?j14
God will add to him the plaguesu that are writ:;?
ten in this scroll; lo and if anyone takes anything away from the words of the scrolIOof oJoh20:30
this prophecy, God wilI take his portion away
from the treesb of l i e Aand out of the holy city,b tg E
;;
things which are written about in this scroll.

*,:Kbi:

.:

Or, "I am the A and the 2," b Literally, "tree" (generically) ;

or, "mod." Or, "and the sorcerers." Or, "the inspired utterance."
a

THE REVELATION 22 :20-21

20 "He that bears witness of these things

+ R ~ B : ~ T says: 'Yes;
corning quickly.' "+
o ~1:21
t
"Amen! Come, Lord J e s ~ s . " ~
eJoh1:14
21 May the undeservedo kindness

I am

of the Lord
Jesus Christa be with the holy ones.w
Christ, VgSyh; but omitted by HA. With the holy ones.
Amen! H ; with all the holy ones. Amen! Syh; with ail. Amen l Vg ;

mF$:i

with all, A.

APPENDIX
SURTPTURE YERSES BFECIFIUALLY COMMENTBD ON

Palpe
......
,757
hl~'F~rrmw1:20
759

MhmreW

l:f

.....,,7(:6
. . . . . ?ti2
MATTIIRW
8:29 . . . . . .7G7
MATT~IEW
1 0 : 3 8 . .....7ti8
11:23 . . . . . .772
Mnmrrmw 28: 1 . , , . , , 77"
S o r . x ~ I : l. . . . . . . . . . 753
.

1 C O R ~ N 16:
~ ~17W. , ~, 779
pHLLmms1:23
780
RTUs 213
7Sl
HEBREWS
9r16
733
2 PETDR
2:4 . . . . . a , . .735
I J o H N ~ : ~ , ~ , ,,?%

MA'IVTHnW 2:20
MATTIIEW 5:22

Page

. . . . . . . . .777
ROMANS9:5 . . . . . . . . 778

Ama 20:s

.........
.......
.....
.

{ y t i v e a ~ ~gmte.sis,
,
Greek; H*r>in, tode.doth', Hebrew)

The evident meaning of the

At Genesfs 2: 4 the e x p w
here 3s slon could not refer to the
ladstory. In Matthew It1 kt oc- generatfonsof the heavens and
curs in the very same expres- the earth, because thase 111.
sion aa we flntl in the Greek animate creations could not of
Sept~zaglnt:Version of Genesis themselves generate anytlling.
2:4 and 5:1, namely, f i l d h o ~ The French Blble version
y e v i u ~ w g(bib'los g d a e ~ s l . I19393 by CatRolIc Canon A
Greek word Igen8&)

1Ft

758

APPENDIX

Crampon and the Spanish Bi- story that precedes, from GenbIe version (1947) by the Jes- esis 36:9 t o this verse; and
uit priest J. M. Bover and again the Crampon Bible ver.
Prof. F. Cantera Burgos ren- sion renders the Hebrew orlgder the original Hebrew ex. inal [gene'seis, LXX) as "hispression at Genesis 2:4 as tory", so that the verse reads:
"history", making the text "This is the history of Jacob."
read: "This I s the history of The Bover-Cantera SpanishBlthe heaven and the earth." Isle version here renders the
That statement there i s not word "history", hut, under a
an introduction to what fol- misunderstanding and without
lows, but is the conclusion to warrant, it inserts words to
the preceding account of the make the verse read: "This is
creation. At Genesis 5:l the the history of the family oJ
Crampon Bible versfon is con- Jacob." Evidently because the
sistent: in rendering the same rest of Genesis tells of Joseph
original expression as "book of and his brothers.
the history", making the verse However, the f r e g i n g
read: "This is the book of the shows t h e correctness of t l ~ e
history of *dam." Again it is bash for our rendering of the
evident that this statement is Greek expression at Matthew
a C O ~ C ~ U Sto~ Othe
~ preceding 111 as "the book of the his.
narrative from G e n e s i s 2 : 5 t,w71. ~t is true that a genedown to this verse. The Roman alogy a t once follows, but it is
CathoIic Confraternity's EnE not of a generation from Jesus
lish Bible version of Genesis Christ; it is a partial list of
(1948) uses "story" at Genesis hi, f r e f a t h e r s, only from
2:4, and the footnote, in Part, Abrallam onward, and espesays: " X ~ O ~ Por
: history." Dar- cially so because Matthew 1:1
by's version reads: "histories," calls Jesus "son of David, son
The Greek word gan'e.sfs of Abraham". But in those an( H e b r e w, to-Ze.doth') occurs cient times a k i s t o ~ yrevolved
also in the plural number, and around those contained in a
evidently means "history", at genealogy or those introduced
nine other places in the book by such; genealogy. Thus the
of Genesis (Septuagint Yer- genealogy was an important
sion), namely, at Genesis 6:9; part of the history glven and
10:l; 11:lO; 11:27; 25:12,f9:
36:1,9;37:2.The last of these was in some cases put at the
verses has puzzled many Bible beginning of the history. (See
t r a n s l a t o r s because they 1 Chronicles, chapters 1 to 9.)
thought it introduced a mne- So it is in the case of "the
alogy to follow. But, inzead, book Of the history of Jesus
it serves as a conclusion t o the Christ".

APPENDIX
Matthew 1:ZO

759

- "Jehovah's"

Below we give a concordance of all places In this transla.

tion where the name "Jehovah" occurs in the main text and
also where i t occurs in the lower marginal reading alone:
Matthew
1:20
1:22
1:24
213

2:15
2:19
3:3

1:4
4:7

4:10
533
213
Zi:42

22:37
22:44

23:39
2730

28:2

Mark
1:3
5:19

11:g
1211
12:29
12:29
12:30
12:36
13:20

Luke
1:B
1:9
1:11
135

1:16
1:17
1:25

l:ZS
1:32
1:38
1:45

1:46

(18 times)

J's angel appeared to hlm

which was spoken by J

angel of J had directed him,
J's angel appeared ln a dream
which was spoken by J
J's angel appeared in a dream
Prepare the w n y of J, make
forth thmugh J's mouth,"'
put 5 your God to the test.' "
J your God you must worshlp,
You must pny your vows to J.'
he that comes in J's name!
From J this has come to pastl
Y o u must love J your God
J said to my Lord. "Slt at
he mat comes in J's name!"
what J had commanded me.*'
J'B angel had descended

J had magnlAed hls mercy

the hand of 5 was Indeed
Blessed be J the God of
you will pioneer before J
J ' s angei stood by them
r 6 glory g l e m P b around
wvhIch J has made known to
to present him to J,

as It Is written In J's law,

must be called holy to 3,
is sald in the law of J,
seen the Chrlrt of J.
according to the law of 3,
'Prepare the way Of J, make
J your God you must worship,
You must not put J your God
J's spirit is upon me,
J's preach
to
gorver was
J's acceptable
there for him

You must love J your God

13:35 he that comes in J'S name."'
Prepare the way of 3. make 19:38 as the King In J'S name!
thlngs J has done for you 20:37 he Calls J tlle God of
he that comes in J'S name! 20:42 J said to my Lord, Sit at
From J thls bas come to pass,
Hear. 0 Israel, J our God Is John ( 5 times)
our God Is one J,
1:23 Make the way ot J sPralgRt,
you must love J your Gad
6 : 6 will all be a u g h t by J.'
d said to my Lord, "Sit at 12:13 he that comes In J's name,
unless J had cut short
1238 J, who has believed our
12:38 to whom has the arm of J

(9 times)

(36 times)
Acts
legal requirements of 3,
194
the sanctuary of a ;
T o him J's angel a p p e a ~ d , 220
he will be great before J. 2:21
225
will he turn back to J
234
for J a prepared people."
239
J has dealt wtth me in
favored one, J is with you." 2:47
3.19
J God will give him the
3:28
Look! J's slave glrl! May
4:26
spoken to her from S."
4:s
M y soul rnagnifles J,

(52 times)
You, 0 J, who know the
day of J arrlves.
calls upon the name of J
I had J Continually before
J sald to my Lord, '.Sit at
as many as 3 our God may
3 continuefl to join to
come from the person o f J
J Cod will produce for you
against J and against his
J, give attentioil t o their

a teat at tha 6glrlt a! J ?

I*s anEol opened the doors
J's volcc came:
J aald to hlrn: 'Take the
you bull4 ror me? J says.
"J, Ua not charge thls sln
sugpllcat~d that. If
supptlc~tlonfor me to J
had Rpoltsn the rvord of J
J's n n a ~ lapoke to Phlllp,
J's mptrlt qulckly Ied
it w a l k ~ d In the fear o i J
mmmnnnctl by J to say."
hand o t J wns with them.
loolc! J'S nngel stood by,
lcnow that J gent his angel
how J brought him out of
B R ~ P I of J struck hlm.
word o l 3 wcnt on growlng
publlcly rnlnlslerlng to J
the r l ~ h kwnys of J ?
J's hand tu ripon you.
a t tho lwrchtng of J.
lo henr the word of J.
J has lard commandment
to glorlty the word or J,
word of J went on belng
by tho authorlty of J.
they mrnrnlllcd them to J
men may enrnmtly seek J ,
called lly my name, says J,
news o l thc word of J ,
published the word of J
undeserved k i n d n e s of J.

J opcned her heart wlda

me to 1)s fnlthful to J,
they apoke the word of J
ngaln, I t J la wlllhg."
Instrucled In the way o l
word of J kept Dowlng,,
the wllt u l J take place.

Rom ana (10 timaa)

43
Abraham exercl-

"a,

they have klIlad your

hns come to know J's mird.

Oe slaves lo J.
I will repay. nnya J."
J can moltc h l ~ nstand.
the day o l ~ r c r v e r I t to J.
he who eat8 cnls ttt f,
not eut dorm no! tat to J.
It we Ilve. we Iivo to J.
11 we die, we dle to J.

!I we dle, wc b o l o n ~to J.
As I Live. snyr J, to me
"Praise J , all you natlons,

L Onrlnthians

(18 timer)

let hlm b o u t In J,"

2:16 to know the mlntl e l J .
321) J knorvs that the reaaonln4:1
he that exnrnlnuff ma ts J.

P:31

4:19

7:17

shorlly, If J willl,
aa J has Rlvon cnoh

one a

l e t us n u t J to the test,
la21 be drinklnp t h o cup of J
10:21 of "the lnblc of J" and the
10:22 "are we Incltlng 3 lo
10~20 "the earth bolonars to J,

lO:8

11:39 we are dlrclpllned by J,

they glue heed t o me,' says J."
with you. if J permits.
16:10 performing tha work or J.
14:11
10:7

rlnthizns

/ 10 times)

there is EI turnknlf to X.
Now J ISthe r y l r l t ; and
where the ~ p t r l t of J l ~ ,
mirrors tlle glory of 3,
as done by J the splrit.
separate youmlues,' says J,
daughtm to me,' mys J
In the sight of J , but

Ict him boast In d."

fo:l8 man whom J cecommands.

filth I ~ J ,Cialatlans If tima)

la the man whose 11s J will 3:6
Abraham "axerelaed faithias,
J w l l l make an accountinff
B:29
Unlesn J of hosts had left
Ephenlmn (0 tlmee)
10:13 calls upon the name ot J
291 into a holy temple for J.
10:16 '3,
who believed owregort?" 1:17 what the w l l l of J Is.
4:s
9:s

6:19
Bt4
&T

6:a

musfc In your hearts to J,

authorltatlvc ndvloe oL J.
inclinatlons, nrr to J.
rccelve tlils back from J,

Oalomsians
1:10

xra
3121
3:23

3:14

(0

time#)

to w-alk warthlly ot J

as
freely
you,
otnging in your hearts to a.
or heart, wltlr iokr o f J.
it who~egoulcdn
m to J,

fmm

,+.ill reeelwe

ThmdOdma
( 4 tlmee)
I:0
word of J noundad forth
4:U
J is one wllo exncts
4:15
we &I1 You by J'a word.

531
5:16
4:19

Wlth it we bleaa J, wen

In [he eyes o l J, and he
ought to say: "It J uplilt.
tho ears of .
Iof hosts
apoka in the name of J,
noen the outcome J FnvO,
tlmt J 18 very tender In
w ~ oll
h In the nnmr of J.
and J wlil raise him up.

1:25

word spoken by J andurt0

312

J'5

3:8
4;10
4:15
5:4

5:lO
6:ll

I Potor ( 8 times)
3:la

For J ' s eyes are upon the

face la agalnst thWs

g Peter (g times)
2:0
J knows bow to dellvlt
2.11
out of respect for J.
5:s
J'S day !a comlne exactly R:R
day
wfth
a
ThesrrdonIanlr (B timee)
3:9
J II not slow respectlnl
5:10 J'a day wlll came na a
the day of J la here,
1:s
3:18 presence 01 the day Of a,
2:lS YOU. brothera loved by J.
-

(4 timen)
him to flnd mercy from J
J knowl thoao who belong

2 nmothy
1:18
219
2:la

mentionlhg the name

6g

fusin:
, although
savedYOU."
a
"May Jberebtike
with his holy

-1ntlon

(12 tlmee)

"I-Ioly, holy. holy 11 J God,

"YOUare worthy. J, oven
children whom J gave me.'' 11:17 mylng: "we thank you, J
7:21 J has sworn, and he ~ 1 1 1
arc your
J a d ,
8:2
b e tent. wbbcll J set
15!4
not really fear mu,J.
-days are eomln~,'
Jn
l o : ~ altar & "YH,-J God,
caring for tllrm,' says J,
lB:0 J Cod who judged her 18
after thole dnys,' any8 J:
10:B J our God. the AlmlRhtY,
brother. saylnx: "Know J/
21:m dl GCod the Almighty la Ita
after thoee rlnyn,' a Y S J:
22.5 J God will shed ll ah l
J will futlge Ills p p l e . "
22:tl; J the God of the lnsplrad
the diaclpllns from J,
J loves he dlsclpllnes,
JAB
J Is my helper: I will
( abbmvfatlon for "JehOW")
Revelation (4 ttmee)
re I f 3 Mrnaa)
10:1 They said: "Praise
YOU
reeelve anythlng from J;
19:s time they aald: "PralBo J,
crown oE Ills, whlch J
"Amen
l
Pralse
J
,
you
psoplal"
"Abr'm exerclred Lalth tn J, 19:4
1ki3 They sad: "Pralm J, You
be called *'J'u trlend".

Hebrew
2:13

(12time$)

4:g

b:ll

APPENDIX

APPENDIX
Not In the main text, but only in the lower margin
Matthew
22:32

Mark
11:lO
Luke

~:a
2:ll
229

4:18b
John
5:4

Acts

2:30
7:m
237
1032a

1343
13:W

14:25
19:W
2&25

22:17
26 :7

Romans
7%

10:17
11%
15:9
1 Corinthfans

Galatians
2%

3:20
5:lO
512
Philippians
4:1
4:4
45
4:lO

4:18
Colosslansl
3:15

1 Thessalontans
4:9

4:16
4:17a
4:17b

2:12
K@brews

.,,

2:2
rn

10:30a

1 Peter

6:a

6:3
6:B
6:11
2 Timothy
1:16
1:1&
2:14
2:22

,
I
'

i9:a

a:=

Throughout our translation we have consistently rendered

the Greek work psy-chE (Hebrew, neph'eslt) as "souIt'. It will
be found that this rendering makes sense in each case. This
uniform rendering of psych#' by the same English word in
all cases proves very enlightening as to how the ancients used
that word, how the inspired writers understood that word
and what properties they ascribed to It. Below we give a list
of our renderings of the 102 occurrences of the word psyech3
(neph'esh, soul), grouping them under several headings to
show the various ideas attached to the word.
T h e c r e a t m soul Is mortal, destructible

3338

11
ReveIation
11:1
11:19
16:5
19:1

Matthew 2:20
"soul"
(Wli, psych8', Greek; WD1, neph'eah, Hebrew)

Matthew
2:20
10:28
10:28

5:3

2 John

who were seeking the soul of the young child

kill the body but can not kill the soul
can destroy both soul and body in &henna
My soul i s deeply grieved, even t o death.

14:34
17:33

2:13

2 Peter
1:3

Mark
3: 4

9:ZQ

4:(

4:8
5:4
5:s

4.2

527

1 Timothy

times)

Titu

to save or to kill a soul?"

"My soul Is deeply grieved, even to death.
to save or to destroy a soul?"
his soul safe for himself will lose it, but whoever
loses it will preserve it alive.

John
12:25
Acts
3:23
Romans
11:3
Hebrews
10:39
James
5 :20
Revelation
8: 9
E:11
16:3

He that is fond of his soul destroys it,

any sou1 that does not listen to that Prophet will
be completely destroyed
They are hunting for my soul."

to destruction, but the kind that have faith to

the preserving alive of the soul.
will save his soul from death

creatures that are in the sea which have souls died,

their souls even despite the danger of death.
every living soul died, yes, the things in the sea.

Life as au intelligent person, whether present or future

Matthew
6:25

6:25

10:39
10:39
11:29
16:25
16:25
16:26
16:26

Mark
8:35
8:35

Stop being anxious about your souls

Does not the soul mean more than food
He that flnds his soul will lose it,
he that loses his soul for my sake will find it.
You will flnd refreshment for your souls.
whoever wants to save his soul will lose it;
whoever loses his soul far my sake will flnd it.
if he gains the whole world but forfeits his soul?
what will a man give in exchange for his soul?
to give his soul a ransom in exchange for many."
love Jehovah your God with your whole heart
and with your whole soul

whoever wants to save his soul will lose it;

whoever loses his soul for the sake 09 me and
the good news will save it.
to gain the whole world and to forfeit his soul?

APPENDIX

Luke
1:46
2: 35
9:24
9:24

12:19
12:19
12:20
12:22
12:23
14:26

21:19
John
10:11
10:15
10:17
10:24
12:25
12:27
13:37
13:38
15:13

Acts
4: 32
14:2
14:22

15:24
15:26
20:10
20:24
27:10

What, really, would a man give in exchange for

his soul?
to give his soul a ransom in exchange for many."'
love Jehovah your God with your whole heart
and with your whole soul

Romans

"My soul magnifies Jehovah,

sword wIIl be run througll the soul of you
whoever wants to save his soul will lose it;
whoever loses his soul f o r my sake is the one
that wiIl save it.
love Jehovah your God with your whole heart
and with your whole soul
I will say to my soul:
"Soul, you have many good things laid up
they are demanding your soul from you.
Quit being anxious about your souls
the soul is worth more than food
his own soul, he cannot be my disciple.
on your part you will acquire your souIs.

Ephesians
6: 6

the rlght shepherd surrenders his soul

I surrender my soul in behalf of the sheep,
I surrender my soul, in order that I may receive
it again.
are you to keep our souls in suspense?
he that hates his soul in this world will
safeguard it far everlasting life.
Now my soul i s troubled,
I: will surrender my soul in your behalf!'
'Will you surrender your soul in my behalf?
surrender his soul in behalf of his friends.
those who had believed had one heart and soul,
wrongly influenced the souls of people
strengthening the souls o f the dfsciples,
with speeches trying to subvert your souls,
men that have delivered up their souls
his soul is in him."
I do not make my sou1 of any account as deaf
great loss not only of the cargo and the boat
but also of our souls."
not a soul of you will be lost,

distress, upon the soul of every man who

who have risked their own necks for my soul,
16:4
2 Corinthians
call upon God as a witness against my own soul
1:23
be completely spent for your souls.
12:15
2: 9

dohg the will of God whole-souled.

Philippians
with one soul 0ghting slde by side
1:27
near to death, exposing his soul to danger,
2:30
Colossians
work a t it whole-souled as to Jehovah,
3: 23
1Thessalonians

2:8
Hebrews
6:19
12:3

13:17
James
I:2 1
1 Peter
1:9
1:22

2:11
2:25
4: 19

2 Peter
2: 8

l John
3: 16
3: 16
3 John
2

impart to you, not only the good news of God,

but also our own souls,
This hope w e have as an anchor for the soul,
net get tired and give out in your souls.
they are keeping watch over your souls
the word which is able to save your souls.

of your faith, the salvation of your souls.

you have purifled your souls
carry on a conflict against the soul.
the shepherd and overseer of your souls.
commending their souls to a faithful Creator

was tormenting his righteous soul by reason of

that one surrendered his soul for us;
obligation to surrender our souls for our

just as your soul is prospering.

Revelation
I saw underneath the altar the souls of those
6: 9
coaches and slaves and human souls.
18:13
the fine fruit that your soul desired
18:14
I saw the souls of those executed
20:4
Matthew
12:18

Rod has s o d

my beloved, whom my soul approved!

Hebrews
10:38
Acts
2:27
Acts
2:4f
2:43

7:14
27:37
Romans

my soul has no pleasure In him."

8oul delivered from tilldes ( S h d , hen)

youwilInatioraaI~emy~oulfnHadea,
Bad, a IIvlng perfinn or e ~ ~ ~ t n r e

about three thousand souls were added.

fear began t o fall upon every sauI,
t o the number of scventy.flve souls,
we souls in the boat were about twa hundred

13:l
b t every soul be h aubjectlon t o the
I Corinthians
15:45
"'The flrst man Adam became a Iiving soul,"
1Peter
3:20
afewpeople,thatls,elght~ouls,were
2 Peter
2:14
they entice unsteady souls.

1 Theaaalonians
5:23
Hebrews
4:12

Boul diatlngu!nhatl from npirlt

may the spirit and aoul and body of you

wen

t o the dfvldfng of the soul and spfrft,

[Note Philippians 2: 27, cited above: "in one
spirit, with one 8oul f l ~ h t i n gsiae by side"]

Matthew 8:22
*Oeheanaw
Irbwva, Greek; Osltmraa, Latin; Dli1*3, G&i-H&a+~om'*Hebrew)

The name means "valley of Thfs valley lay to the west

Rinnom", for it is t h e Greelc nnrl south of ancient Jerusa.
f o r m of the H e b r e w Ge7- lem. ( J o s h u a 15:8; 13:16;
IIin-nm'. (Joshua 18:I6,LXX) Jeremiah 19:2,6) Under the
It o c c u r s 12 tfrnes f n the lnter lttngs of Jt~dah i t was
Christian G r e e k Scriptures, used for the fdolatrous WOF
and we transliterate it that hip of the pagan god Molcch,
many times in our translation. to which god human s~crlflcea
(Matthew 5: 22,29,30; 10:28; were offered by flre. ( 2 Chron.
1&:9; 2 3 : 1 5 , 3 3 ; Mark 9:#,49, i d e s 28:3: 33:6; 3 e r e rn i a h
47; Luke 32:s; J a m e ~
3:61 7:32 32; 32:35) To p r e v e o t

Ita use again for such religious No lfving animals or human

purposes, falthful Klng Joslah creatures were pitched into
had the valley polluted, p a r Gel~ennato be burned alive or
trcularly the part called T o t tormented. Hence the place
pheth, and it came to be the cmtld never symbolfze an indumplng place and heineratar visible region where human
for the fllth of Jerusalem, aouls are tormentecl in llteral
(2 Rlnga 23:10) Rere the bod* flre and attacked by undying
ieg of dead animals were immortal worms for ever and
thmwn to be ronsmed in the ever. (Isaiah 66: 24) Because
fires ta wl~lchsulphur o r brlm- the dead criminals cast Itere
stone was etdded to assist the were denied a decent burial In
burnina. Occasionally the bocl- n rnernorlal tomb, whlch s p
ies o f executetl criminals were Imllzes the hope of a resurrecthrown in who rvem thought tion, Cehenna was used by J@
too vile to have a resurrection sus and his disciples to sym.
from the dead and hence a tle- boltze everlasting destruction,
cent burlnl and memorial nnnlhilation from God's unltomb. If such dead bodies verse, o r "second denth", on
landed in the A r e they were eternal punishment. Hence t o
consumed that way, but if be sentenced to have one's
thelr carcasses landed upon a dead M y cast into Gehenna
l 4 a e of the deep ravine their was considered the Worst kind
putrefying flcsh c o 1 1 e c t e d of punlsllment. From the lit.
worms or maggots, which dld era1 Gehenna and from St8 d p
nor dje unlll they had con- niflcance the symbol of the!
surnecl the fleshy parts, leav- "lake burning with flre and
Ing onIy the skeletons lying to ~uZphur"was drawn, at Revelation 19:20; 20:10,14,15;21:s.
corrode away.
Ms,tthaw 8:29

- nWhat have we to do wlth you?"

This que~tlonof the demons namely, Matthew &:29; Hark

to Jesus Is an ancient form of 1:24; 5:7; Luke 4:34; 8:28;

question, which 1s found in the John 2:4. Literally trnslntcd,
Hebrew Scriptures at flve tlie question reads: "Whnt 18
places I2Samuel 16110; 19:22; there to us lor, to me1 nnd t o
I Kings 17r18; 2 Kings 3:13; you?" and means, "What Is
2 CElronlctes 39:21). In the there In common between us
Christian Creek Scriptures ns [or, me1 and you?" "Whnt do
well as In the Syriac version we Lor, I1 and you have in
a literal translation is made common?"Or, an rendeRd
of the Ancient H e b m exprrs- above, 'What have we to do
$ion, and it occurs six timea, wlth you?"

APPENDIX
In every

case In the Scrip common form, Jesus' questton

tures, Hebrew and Greek, it is to the mother at hla human
n repellent form of question, nature, at John 2:4, cannot be
illdicnting objection to the excluded from the one cat&
thing suggested, -proposed or gory. It b a r s all the fcatures
suspcctcd. This s supported of repellency or resistance to

by the positive form of putting his rnothcr in proposll>g his

the matter, at Ezra 4: 3 (1 Esd course for him, So in hls case
dras 5:67, L X ' X I : "You have we have rendered It t l ~ csane
~oehlngt o do with us in build- as in all othcr cases of the
Ing a house to our God." Or, 11Ice question: "Wl~nthave I to
mure literally: "It does not do with you, woman? M y hour
pcrtaln t o you and to us to has not yct corne.'Wther trans.
build a house to our God." The Iators render I t more strongly:
same form of expression in the 'Zlo not try to direct me. It Is
imperative made is the request not yet time for me to nct."
mu4c to Pilate by his wife con- Ids American Trnslation)
cernlng Jesus, who was up b e "Trouble me not, woman; my
fore her husband for trial, at hour has not yet come." ( T h e
Matthew 27:19: "Have noth- Four BospeEe, by C. C. Tarrey,
Ing to do with that righteous based on Aramuic) Jcsus was
mi111." Or, more literally said: Thsocratfc and toolc his dlrcc.
"Let there be nothing between tlons from the Suprcrne Au.
you and that righteous man." thorlty who had sent him.
It being couched in that very -1 Corinthians 11:S.

att thew 1o:sa

"tclrture
taka^*
Iauwdy, staer.ros', Greek; X>P,tzalab' or IH~Y, taQuhbf,H e b ~ w ;
crux, Latin)

meant to fence wlth pales, to

form a stockade or palisade,
and thls is the verb used when
the mob callcd for Jesus to be
impaled. To such a stalce ar
pale the person to be puniehcd
was fastened, just as when t h e
popular Creek hero Pr~~rne'.
the.us was represented ns tled
to a stnke a r atawros'. The
word sta?h.~oa' meant mereIy Greek word whict~the drama.
an upright stake or pale, or a tist des'chy~usused to deacrlbe
pile such as is used for a o m - this means to fasten or flx on
dntlon. The v e r b ataic-rdo a pole or stake, to Impale, and
T h l ~Is the expression u d
in connectlan with the execution of Jesus at Calvary. There
is no evidence that the Greek
word gtau-TOS'meant here a
"cross" such as the pagans
used a8 a religious symbol f o r
many centuries before Christ
t o denote the sun-god.
In the classical Greek the

the Greek author Lucian used "tree, frame, or other wooden

m a - s t a w d o as a synonym instrument of execution" on
for that word In the Chrlstlan which crlrnlnals were impaled
Greek Scriptures ctna.stawro'o or hanged. ILswis8hortl A
occurs but once, at Hebrews cross Is only a later meaning
G: 6,The root verb atuu.ro'o oc- or crrax. Even in the wrltings
curs more than 40 times, and oi Livy, a Roman historian of
we have rendere6 it "impale", the flrst crntury B.C., crux
with the footnote: "Or,'fasten means e mere stake, Such a
single stake for impalement of
on a stake or pole.' "
The inspired writer8 o f the n crlrnlnul wan called cmx
Ckristian G r e e k Scriptures simplex, and the method of
wrote in the common CIcoi.nd) nail in^ him to such an instruGreek and used the word start. ment of torture la illustrated
raa' to mean t h e same thlng by the Roman Cnthollc schoIas in the c l a s s i c a l Greek, nr, Justus Llpsius, of the 16th
namely, a stake or pale, a sim. century. We present herewith
ple one without a crossbeam a photogrnphlc copy of h ~ s
of any kind or at any anglc. Illustrat!on on page 647, colThere Is no proof t o the con- umn 2, of hls boolr De Crtlce
trary. The apostles Peter and Liber Priynfrs.This is the manPaul also use the word m'lon ner in whlcll Jcsus was im.
to refer t a the torture instru- pnled.
neligious tradition from the
ment upon which Jesus WRE
nalled, and this nrguea that It days of Emperor Conatantine
was an upright stake without praves n o t h i n g. Says that
a crossbeam, for that is what monthly publlcntlon for the
&los in this special sense Roman Cnthollc clergy, The
rn e a ns. (Acts 530; 10:39; Ecclrslaaticnl Emfew, o f Sep
13:B; Galatians 3:13; 1 PC. ternher, 1820, No. 3, of Baltiter 2:241 At m a 6:11 we n~orc,Maryland, page 2'75: "It
&nd xy'lon in the Greek Sep may be snlely asserted that
tuagint (1 Esdras 6:31), and only after the edict of Milan,
there it is spoken of as a beam A.D, 312, was the cross used
on which the violator of law as the permanent sign of our
was t o be hanged, the same as Redemption. De Rossi positiveat Luke 23:39; Acts 5:30;10:39, ly states that no monogram of
The fact t h a t sta~b.roe+Is Chrlst, rliscovered In the catatranslated m m in the L a t h comlrs or other places, can be
versions furnishes no argu. traced to a period anterior
ment against this. Any author- to the year 312. Even after
itative L a t h dictionary wilt that epoch-maklng year, the
inform the examiner that the c h u r c h, then free and tribasic meaning of crux IS a umphant, contented h e r 8 e I f

wlth havlng a slm.

ple monogram of
Chrlat: rhc Greek
Icttcr chi vertically crossed by n
~ h o ,nnrl horizont n l l y ~ornetImes,
by

an

iiotn.

[x

might not be an an n o y i n g
plag~te:lor a t i m b e r upon
rvhlch anyone has been hanged
is burlccl: that the evil name
may not remain with it and
pcople shoulcl say, This Is the
timhcr on which so-and-sowas

one valcrnted in
ll~c
Chi~rrho f Nard

bonne in ~ o u t h e r n
Frmcc, as e n r l y
ns E31e Gill cent llry."

Rnthcr than con$

;,?

II

Cri%cr.S?*li n r
n~ iical

k rrrd.Cu:r~

1
1

t:b-tc:r

TI !.tr

YII. I t . ,.;t*.,k,R.u..

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ F : ~ ! C ~ ~ O . I : ~ ~ I T I: k~t IIICCI~L~ ) I (31.

~ ~ ~ ~ P ~ ~ ~ - C ~ ~ I I ~ ~ ~ ~ I I . & ~ I I

t l a n s 3:13 t h e
npostle Paul
c r u x sdnlp1crs: ~ l l u a ~ r n t s11y
d
~ L I O ~ Cfrom
R
DeuJLIR~CLO
Llpalus. Scc ~ a 769.
~ o
tcronomy 21:22,23,
\vhlch rcarls: "XI any man has
Hence the dewlsh Christians
committed n sin cl e s e r v i n g wobtld hotti ns ncfursed and
dent h, nntl If he 1s put ta death halef 111 the slnlte upon which
by b e j n ~Irnpnled upan a stake, Jesus rind been executed. Says
h i s curpse must not remain all the celcbmtrrt Jrwfsh authorn i ~ h Lt I ~ ~ the
I I slake; you must Ity, Rrl n s c s Mni.~nran'f.des, of
br surr? t o bury him the same tlle 12th ccnlury: "They never
d r ~ ySnr
, an Impaled man is un. hang upon a trce whlc11 clings
rlcr God'd c tl r a e,"-Moffatt;
lo tllc sol1 by roots; Rut upon
An Amsr, Trans.
a t i m b e r uprooted, that it

777

itself In th$ form alonffside its

somewllat mom artlficlal double down to the end," After
submlttlng much proof, Fulda
concludes: "Jcsus dlcd on a
sirnpls death-st.nke: In support
of thls there speak (a) the
then customnry wage of this
means of ~xecuttonIn the Orient, ($1 Indirmtly the histor~r
itself of Jesus' safferlncs and
( c ) many uxprcsslons of the
enrly churcll f~lhcrs,"-Pages

g e d,' So the stone with

wlllctl anyonr?has been ston&;
ant1 the sword, wIth which the
ont. Lillml hns h e n killed; and
thc clot11or mantle with which
anyom has been strangled; all
t'hcsc t h l n ~ snre buried along 156,339.
wit11 thosc Who p e r i S h e d."
The evidence is, therefore,
(I. Casnuhon's Exmeitrrtdones cornpleteIy lacking that Jesus
eo*atm Rnrolairtm, 16, An. 34, chrlat was cn~cIIlcd on two
?'?on134) says KnllnsM invati- pieces o f tfmber plac& at a
cfnfn Obsrrrr)ntio$tibrtsI I I ? m - right angle.
refuse to add
tn, page 342: "Consequenfl~ a n y t h i n g 10 Qnrl's written
since n man h a n ~ c dwas con- Word by inserting the pagan
sidered the greatest abomina- cross into UIP lnsplred Scriptlon-the Jewa ~ I s hated
o
more tures, h t render ~ t n l ~ . r oand
e~
than other thing4 the timber sy'toa according to the simon which he horl been hanged, plest rnaanin~s. Since Jesus
so that they covered it also used ~~CY,N.TOR'to represent the
with earth, as being equalIY s~tfferln~
ant1 shamc or torture
an abominable thing."
of I ~ i sfollowcm ( M a t t h e w
The book The Cross and Crw 16:24 ), we 11 a v e translated
~ ~ ~ ~ ~by~ ~Hermarin
~ ~ ~ ~ ~Fulda,
I I V statr.taod
O ! L ~ ~asC "torture stake"',to
ciflsion
Breslau, Gprmany, 5878, says: d is lingu l tr h it from a?j'loa,
" T r e c ~wcra not everywhere w h ic h W E hnvc! translated
avnllnble at the places chosen "atalrel', or, In the footnote,
for. HIE? public execution. Sa a "tree,'"@ a t Acts 5:30. This 1s
~ l m p l ebenm wns sunk into the a revoEt~ttonarytranalntion, we
ground. On thts the outlaws, admit, but it Is t h e purest one.
with llantls rnfncrl upward and The passing of t l m ~and furoften also 1~1ththeir feet,mere ther archneolog!cal cliscoveries
bound o r nnfled.
. . This mill be certain to prove its corsimpEe cross was the oldest in- rectness, Even n o w the burden
strument ewctcd by human rests upon all who contend for
hand f o r puniehment with cru- the rell~foustradition to prove
ciflxian: and because of its very that Jcsus died on more than
rlnplidty It has maintained a simple atake.
I1 n n

Tllc oldcst r.r ucEfix mcnlioncd as

nn at~jectof p u l ~
Ilc worsl~ipin tllr

sider I h e torture
stiilra w pnn which
Jesus was impaled
a relic l o be worshl pcrl, the Jewish
Chrihtlnr~slike Si.
moll petor would
cnnsldcr It to re
nn a b o m i n a b l e
t11111g.At Gala-

APPENDIX

Matthew 1E:lts
"Hrulm"
I48rlc Greek; ~ K W Sh@*ol',
,
EIebrcw; ShbfcZt, Syriac:
ifi.fer'lzus,Latln)
This wax1 we have transliter. which lied beneath; the lower
atcd from the Greek into the region1', and It we11 applies to
En~llsh for the ten t h e s it thc Erave. It is thus a fit equivoccurs. (Matthew ll:23; 16:18; alent oP the Greek and W e
Luke 10: 15; 16:23: Acts 227, brcw terms. In the inspfr@cl.
31; RevelatIan 1:IS;6:8;20~13,Scriptures these words are sl14) It lltcrnllg means "the un- ways asisociated with death
sccn place". Pctcr's use of it ant1 thc dcnd, never with life
a t Acts 2:27,31 shows it is the and the livlng. For instance,
cquivnlent of the Hebrew word Rcv@lation 20: 13: "Death and
Rheol", which ocsurs 65 times Ela'dea gave up those deafl in
in the Hebrew. Scriptures and them."
is applied to the corrimon grave
In themselves the words conof mankind. With good reason taIn no thought or hint of
that, for according to the root plcnsum or of pain ; which fact
words from which it may be bents Lhe BlbPe description all
derjved 8he.oE' means either the dead. Even the ancient
"the hollow place" ar '%stingplace". In the common grave Greeks us& Ha'des to mean
manklnd rest8 In the unseen "thc grave" as we11 as "death",
~ Luke
place or plncc hollowed out for ae is proved by K V at
their burial. The corresponding 16:22,23 (footnatec). It k in
Latin WOI-d in-fm'nus (some- this sense that the inspired Bitimes ia'le-ms) means "that blc writers use the word

Although the Greek word 61418 ~ a h t e y(1943 e d i t 1o n), on

(o-pss') serves In an adverbial page 97, flrst paragraph: "In
W a y at Mark 11:19 and 13:35, addition !hem are
adit functions here as a P E P O ~ ~verbfa1
pmpositions, w h j c h
tion and is
by the gome have unwiHinglyterm&
genftlve Case of "the sabbath".
It unmfstakablv means Y m ~ r o ~ e rprepositionsl
'
that
"after", the wny we h&e trans. function in one Passage as an
latcd it, Says A mccn~lalGram- adverb and in another as a
mar of the Greek New Testa- p~ep08ltion.A 1k.t of them foIment, by H. E. Dana and d.R. lows:
b*pC after;
"a

...

...

Dr. S. G. Creen*a Handbook to the Crammm of tk Brssk Teatamen#

(19121 1# one rrmorkthat refers to t h l ~rcol-tt ns a pr~poaltiveadverb or
Imllropcr prrpaaltlon; but In the vocabulnry (page 481) it glves "after"
as one mennlng fur dqtd at Matthew 2 8 : ~
a

Consider A Grammar of the on h p b lo.psdl: "4. as p r e p

Greek New Testan~sntIn the sition with genitive, hpk todrmv
U g h t of HBator.ica2 Rosaa~oh,after these things, Philostratus
by A. T. Robertson (reprlnt of V A 6.10, compare 4.18;so per.
haps bg8 naiibAruv <nfter the
1947). On page &I5 this nz~tl~or*.
Sty says on prepositions: "
'01116 sabbath day. Evnngel Matthew
[o-pse'].This word secrns to be 2S:l." As early as IPOG the
another v a r i a t i o n of U R I ~ Griticcal Greek+CamanIdcm*cora
[a'pisj and occurs in the an. by J. G. Schnelder hacl deterclent Greek, both as an adverb mined "after" as a meaning
and as a preposition wlth the of 6g8 [ompadl saylng: "Ad.
genitive (Thuc. 4: 93) with the verb, late, toa latc: rcnlly, afsense of late on,' But Phflos- ter; hence also with the Genjtsatus shows examples where W e , long after," and then he
bilri [o-pw'l with the ablatlve gives exampIea,
has the sense of 'niter' Ilk@ Ln The Folrr UoepeEa transdqt&roC-cwv= 'after these things! lated from the Greck with
,
Hence in Mt. 28:1, h p k reference to the Aramaic idiaad6cirmv m a y be either late om Prof. C. C. Torrcy renders

..

on the Sabbath or after the

Sabbath. E i t h e r has good
support. Moulton is uncertain,
while BIass prefers kaiter'. It
is a point for exegcsis, not for
grammar, to dedde. If Matthew has In mind just before
sunset, 'late on' would be his
Idea; if he means alter sun*
set, then 'after' i a correct."
A Gre@kdEnglZshL E r 1: a o 12,
compiled by Liddcll u.ntl Scott
(1948 Reprint), Volume 2, Say8

Matthew %:I: "In the night

between the dose of the sabbath and the dawn of the flrst
day of the week,
" Dr,
J, Murdock's trnnslatlon rcnders the Syrlac Pcshitto Ver.
sion: "And in the close of the
sabbath, as the flmt Bdayl of
the week began to dawn,. , "
Hebrew versIans of Matthew
also here render fnld Coq~3,88'1
as "after". Our tralislation
does likewise.

...

John l:l
"a god"
( 6 ~ 6 5[Zhess'l, Greek)

The Complete BIbls

Am tatiow of Tha Bible by Dr.Jas,
Amwicm Translation rendcrs Moffatt read^ llkewlser "The
this expression "divine", male Logos existed in the very be.
ing the entire vwse read: "In ginning, the h g o s was with
the beginning the Word exlst. God, the Logos was cllvine."
e l . T h e Ward was with God, (11935 edition) Every h 0 n ~ ~ t
and the Word waa dlvlne," person wIIl have to ndrnlt that
(1943 Reprint) A New T~ans-John's saying that the Word

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APPENDIX

LOEOS n ~ a divine"'
s
I s not examples. Neither was ths
saying that he was the God place the only market, nov
with whom he was. It merely was the word a11 of God, as
tells of a certain quality about it would mean i f the article
the Word or Logos, but it does were also used wfth fled;."
not Identify him as one and Instead of translating John
the same as God.
l:f, and the w v r d wcrs fleit?~,
The reason for their render- this Gtnmmar c o u 1 d have
ing the Greek word "divine", translated it, and thc word
and not "God", is that it is the was n god$ t o run mom paralGmek noun tfw-os' without the lel with Xenoplion's stnnemelr l,
definite article, hence an anar- and the plncr! z m s n ~r~nrlcd;
lhrous the-a'. The God with
I n the sentence "and tlle
whom the Word as Logos was word was a god" the cop~81a01-igjnalIy is designated here tive verb "was" and tile cxby the Greek expression 6 BE&, pression "a god" form the
tlte.osl preceded by the definite predicate of the sentence. In
article ho, hence an articular the originat Greek thcrc i s no
t k . 0 8 ' . Careful translators rec- definite article ho (tRe) beforr!
ognize that the articular con- the.08' ( g o d ) , and It la pre.
struction of the noun points to sumptuous to say that such a
an i d e n t it Y, a Personality, definite article t to he under.
whereaa an anarthrous con- stood so that the sentence
~ t r ~ c t i opoints
n
to a quality should therefore be translated
about someone. That is what "and the Word was God". T h ~ t
A Manual Brammar of the would mean that the Word
Qreek New Testarnenf by Dana was the God with whom the
and Mantey remarks on page Word was said to be. This 18
140, paragraph vii. According- unreasonable; for how cnn the
ly, on page 148, paragraph (3), Word be with the God and ~t
this s a m e publication says the same time be that same
about the subject of a copula- G d ?
tive sentence:
True, on page 17% Gwen's
"The artide sornetfmes dix- Handbook t o the Gmm9ncrr ot
tinguishes the subject from the Greek Testament has this
the predicate in a copulative to say on the slgnifleance of
sentence. In Xenophon's A m b - the article: "206. Hence arises
mi8, 1:4:6, h ~ ~ h ~8' r 6v
w d the gmeral nlle, that in the
r.to~iav, and t?!e pda# W 8 a simple sentence the Subject
ntnrkef, we have a parallel takes the article, t l ~ cPredicate
case to what w e have in John omits It. The subject is dcfl*
1:1, 4 6 e d $v
~ 6 Myo;, and the nitely before the mint!, the
word w a s deifu. The article predicate generally denotca
points out the subject in these the class to which the subject
OF

APPENDIX
Is referred, or from which f t pose and essential

to the true
Idea." (Page 768, A Grammar
oJ tho Greek N e w Testameat)
John's inspired writings and
ttrose of hla fellow disdples
cate, such n ~ ," t ! ~ y wort1 I s show what the true idea is,
tr~rtt~,""the IVortl wns God," namely, the Word or Logos is
"Gorl is lovc"; nntl next the not God or tfie God, but is the
H~rndhooksays: "Had the sr Son of God, and hence is a
ticlc I ~ c memployed wlth the god. That Is why, at John I:&
P~.~cilcaic
In the above case, 2, the apostle refers to God as
thr wntencps would hnve mad Ihe God and to the Word or
thus: . . ll'lrv $Vord is ~ J I E Logos as a god, to show the
Tvrrtfi, ant1 nothing else can cllflcrence between the two.
bc sn rlesc~lbctl:t h p IVovd wns Iicllce he deliberately left out
t l ~ , d mt lrc Oorlhctcd, nnd Uorl llle deflnite article in the predlond Lovo arc fdenlicnl, so that cate which describes who or
in fact Love 1~ Gorl." Such nn what the Word (Logos) was.
explanation is, tn Itself, an un- WIth a reference t o the
ill lcnrled admlnsien thal "the Grcr?n?nnr by Dr. Robertson
by Dana
Wnrtl" of John 1:1 is not the the Mnnzaal Grmnnta~.
lrrclrne god ns the God 1~1th nild Mantey, page 140, says:
whom the Word ~ E I snld t o he, "Surcly when Robertson says
J-lcnce the omitting of the nr- that 0 ~ 6 ; Itlremou'],as to the
tlclc In Lhe prcdlcnte 01 n s i n articlc, 'is treated like a proper
plc scntence Is shown to he name and m a y have it or not
only n gclzmal rule, and not hnvc it' (R,'iGI), hc does not
one thflt hold9 good in every mcan to intimate that the
cnac. One such case where prcsence or absence of the ax-thnt Kenern1 rule does not tlcle with Q F ~ ; has no special
hold true Is John I:?. The def- slg~liflcancc.W e construe him
lnlte nrtkcle "tl~c"was there to mean that there is no denomltted, but not accorcfEnR to nltc! rule governli~gthe use of
tllnt ~ c n e r n lrule; it was not the arttcle with Q E ~ ,so that
omlttctl with the idea that It sometimes the writer's view6230111(1 Iw undcrstoocl by the point Is dificult to detect,
which Is entirely true. But in
rcadcr.
Here we agree wlth Dr. A. llle mat majorlty of instancT. Robertson when he says: c;s the reason for the djstinc"'Grid' and 'levcP nm not can. lion is clear. The use of 3 ~ 6 5
verllljle terns nny more than in John 1:1 i s a good exam'Gud" and ' L o ~ o e 'or 'Logos' ple."
and 'flesh,'
. Thr? absence The above disposes of the
of the article here is on pub trfnltarian argument that the

is excludcrl." Then this Handboolz adds some sentences t o

illustmtc this general rule regnrcllng an anart hrous predl-

..

artlde was omitted before

fie6s in the predicate of Jolm
1:1 accorrling ta the general
rule tlmt It was not needed,
hut would be understood. On
page 7ril Robertson's G r a m
~ n a rsays: " A m o n g the ancient
writers J Oe6; ho the.oe*] wax
used of the god of absolute
rell~lon In drstinctlon from
the mythological gods." So,
too, John 1:1, 2 uses 6 6 e k to
dislingulsh Jel~ovahGod from
the Wnrd [Logos) as a god,
"Lhe only begotten god" as

that the omitting of the definite artlclc in the predicate

may be, not according to any
general rulc, hut for a specific

purpose oulskle tllnt rulc.

In our Sootnotrt~ below we
glve other texts In John only
where the predicate noun does
sot have the rlcflnlte article.
If anyone camiessly or ignorantly says that the definite
artlcle was omitted in these
texts according to the "general
ru1c" by which tlze deflnHc axticle "lhe" 1~ 10 be understood,
John 1:18 calls him,
then why do our English transIn further proof that the lators Insert the Indsfinlte aromltrlnr: of the definite article t icle "a" before t h e predicate
in the predicate of John 1:1 noun a t John 4:15; 4:21; 6:70;
by the apostle was deliberate- 9 2 4 , 25: 10:33; U:8? If the
ly rnrant to sliow a difference, indeflnlte article can be in.
we quote what Dr. Robertson+ seeted beforc the predicate
Qra?nmar saya on page 767: noun in such texts, no objec
" ( 0 NowNsl IN THB PREDICATB,
tion can rightly be raised
These may have the articIe agalngt ineerting the indefinlso!' In our footnotea below nlte article "a" before the anwc give a list of texts in John arthroua Or65 in the predialone whit11 have the definite cate of John 1:l t o make i t
article before the noun in the read ' 3 god". Especially 90,
prcdfcat~.Any reader with the since all the doctrine of the
Grcek text can check these. If sacred Scrlpturcs bears out
a "general rule" made it un- thc cameclncss of thfr rendernecessary, then w h y was the ing, The proposllion "And the
cleflnllc article used before the word was a ~ o d "is a convertnoun In the predicate in all ible on& Thnt 19, we can propthese cases? All this shows erly read I t : "A god was the

render8 contrast t h e redicate of Jolin 4-24 with 128 anarthrous

n p n l n ~ t t h n t o f 2 ~ o r y n t h i o n s9.17 wlth ' l i e nrLIcular "spirit"
h l ~ onotc 2 l'llersalonlans 2:4 wlth Its tllrao uao8 of or66 where ont'
thv not:ond. one is urticular. Algo contrast Isainll 4G:D a i d 45:22 rvltg
tirelr nrtlcular B r k ( L X X ) against Ueklel 2113, 2, 9 nn3 klusaa 113
wll11 their andrbraus Qrds ( L X X j ,
Lot

DUP

"aplrlt"

rvonl,'" or, "the word was a

gotl." Both are equally true.
We cannot claim to be the
flrat to rcnrler the sentence in
John 1:1, "and the word was
a gad," We flnd an early publicutlon renda thnt way, name-

ly, T h e New T@8tamsnt,in art

Improued V e r ~ l o n ,v p o m the
Baais of Arclthishop New
come'a Now Translotion: with
a Cnrrrctod Test, prided in
London, IBOR. It renders John
1:l: "'The Word was in the be.
g i n n i n ~ , n l ~ dthe Word was

paralleling that of John 1:l,

with exactly the same predlcate construction, namely, with
nn anarthrous Ot.65, Rut there
the Ifirz~Jn?nes Ver~iow,An
AnterBcn~ Trn?nelatdon, Mof.
fatt's trunelntion, the Revised
Sdaadard V e r ~ i o n ,the West.
nzinater VersQ~l(194% Roman
C a t h o l i c), F. A. Spencer's
translatlon (1936, Roman Catholic), etc,, all translate It, not,
"he was Gotl," but: "he was a
god." With equal justiffcation
from the Grcek text of the in-

a god.'"

dered John 1:l: "And the

At act^ 28:0 we have a case Word was a god."

Aob MI^

-dth the b l a d of hls own

IBtrk roo uTpcrr05 soii tgiou, Greek)

'

[&trIn

Grnmmtrilcnlly, this passage

could bc Iranslutcd, aa in the
ECbg Jantcs Y e r a 4 o n and
Dourmy Vnrriiolt, "with his awn
bIood.'Vn such case the verse
would bc snylng thnt God purchasrd 111s c-ongregation with
his own Idantl. That has been

the reading, "with his own

blood."
However, H B V read
~
"God"
IarticulateS, and the ordinary
translatlon would mean to say

torinn m~nuscrIpts,with importnnt mnrglnal readings of

the IInrlrlckn Revision> have
thclr tcxts read "the congwgation of the I ~ r d " ,instead of
"'the congregation of God".
The Pcshittn Syriac Versfon
rends: "thc? congregation of
t h ~
Merrsinh lor, of Christ]."
Whcn t h i text reads that way,
LC furnishes w dlmculty far

translated "wlth the blood of

his own", A noun in the singum
lar number would be understood aitcr "his own", most
Iilcely God's closest ndatjve,
his only+hegottcn Son Jesus
Christ. On thls point J. H.
Moulton In A Orammar of
New Tdeinmoat flrselc, Valume 1 (Prolegomenn), 1930
edition, says, on page 90,para-

"God's blood'.
The two troublesome Greek
Words here are TOO lhtov (toec
a ilifllcult thought with many. Cdi'ozs). Thcy follow the phrase
Thnl is Aaubtlcss why ACD "with the blood", The entire
and Ihc Syrlar: Version (Nes- expresdon coulcl therefore be

APPENDIX
graph 1: "Before l e a v 1 n g
Ib~o; [f'dd-081 something should
be safrl about the use of
b Ifitas Cho fdi-osl without a
noun expressed. Tl~is accura
In Jahn 1:11; 13:S.; Acts 4:23:
24:23. In the Papyri we find

mad of God" and "vOr with

the bfood of hi8 Osm". It
capitalizes "Own", hut adds no
noun as a sug,qcstIon of w h o
Gotl's own Onc was.
DP, Er F. Weymout]l In his
translation S R ~ S 1n
, a footnote
the singular used thus as a on Act4 20:25: "Bttt i f the
tr1.m of cmclea~mmtto near o r ~ g i n atext
~ r v ~ 'the
s
blood of
~rlntlans:. . In Tire Exmsi. His own Son,"In the Greek the
toy
Dl. 277 I ventmd to last two syllnbtcs of 'avim'
cite this ns a possible encour- [i.rii'o?t l arr nll hut identfcal
a g ~ m c n t those (including B. wlth tRe followlnfi. two syllaWclas) who would translate bles of 'son' Ch?ti.onll, and
Acls 20:2R 'the blood of one these lntter may, by a familiar
who was his own.' " Moflatt's source of cnrruptfon, have been
Hll)le tl'anslatlon clings to thc acc:jtjpnt~lly omjttpd." T h i
a 11 o v c-mentioned ACDSyil ms ngyws wl th Dr. G. C. Knapp's
wnding of "the Lord", instearl srlg~rstion thnt "SonJ*rvas in

of "God", and translates: "the

churrh Of the Lord
he
has pl~rchased with his atvn
blood." The Revised 8tandat.d
VT'I'R~'OR
(1946) does the same
mads: "khe church of the

the ~;mphctext.
~ V Ehave rctalned the RB
rending of the articu~ate &OTk
and have rendemd
passage
literally, n d d n g "Son" i n
~~~d~ wh~ch
he obtained for b r a c k e t s after the i8iou to
]~jmsplfwith his
b ~ o ~ , umad:
v
"the congregation of
hut In its footnotes it says: God, whicll he purchased with
"rlM~nya n cl e n t authorjtles the blootl of his own [Sonl."

Itomhns 8:B
"God who i m over aEl bo hlmt forever. Amen.'"
( b fiv Bnl nd~tctlvBed; e<Aoynthg el5 T O Z ~ C utuivug Sl~l'lv~Greek)

The Kllzg James Version, at

Romans 9:5, reads, in part:
"Christ came, who is over all,
Got1 hlesscd for ever. Amen."

J. 13. Moulton aIeo takes the

above Crwk pnssage as a reference to the Christ mentioned
in tile same verse and says:
"On thc crucial passage Ro.
mnnrr 9:5 see Sanday and
H~adlam page 235 f., with

whom I agree, though the

argument thnt 'He who is God
ovcr nll,' would have to be b
hi n b ~ r ~Beljg
l r might perhaps
bc met by upglylng the idiom
noted above for Acts, with a

different ralmnce. Oui; may

stlll be a u b j ~ c t ,not predicate,
wlt bout mnlclng div otiose: the
consdousness of Exodus 3:14
[where '0 &v=I AM occurs,

LXXJ might fairly account for dtion to b Xprsr6~."-Grarnm~r,

its Insertion. It fs exegesis page 1109.
rather than grammar which We take the passage as a
mnlres t h e refcmnce t o Christ reference to Cocl nnrl a8 proprobnblc."-Grn?n?>z~~,Vol. 1, nounclng a blcssinff upon him
f o r the pmvlslor~sjust named
page 228.
Dr. Robertson comments on whlch I-le has madc, and have
hloulton's posltfon at Romans so rendered it: "Cod who is
all be !>lest f o r e v e r .
'3:s and says: "As Is well over
The Ernrnmar of the
Itnown, the r1llMculty here is a Amen."
Creek text atfrrrtts of this.
rnntter aL rxegesfs and the An A nt e r ic cc n Trrtastation,
puncttlntlon a t the editor will Rloffatt's I3 l b 1 e tmnslation,
made according to his the- ~ h navsrai&
,
Naw Tcfltamamt
the Revi~otlrrltnrtdtrrd Y w
ology. Rut it mny be said in
brlrf illat the llalurnl Way to slon agree wit11 us in thia
talrc b fiv and Beb; is in appo- rendering,

The tendency af many kanslettors is t o render It here

'Lcoming"or "arrival". But throughout the 24 occurrences of
the Gmelr word xupouola (pa~.au~si"a),
from its first uccurrcrrce
at Mntthew 24:3 t o its last occurrence at 1 John 2:28, we have
consistc~~tlyrendered it "presence". From the romparfson
of the p n t ' . o ~ ~ ~of
f r tthe Son of man with the days of Noah,
a t hlstlhew 24:37-39,it. is very evident that the meaning of
the word Is xs we have rendewd it. And from the contrast
that Is made between the pregnce and the absence of the
apostle hoth at 2 Corinthians 10:10,11 and at PhlIlppians
2:12, the meaning of pur.ou.si'a is so plnin that I t is beyond
dispute by other translators. It is true, as show11by Dr. Adolf
Delssmann in his Light from tlza Alzcieltt E(1,91 an pages 365,
360, that from the Ptalemaic period down ii~tothe 2nd century A.D. one of the Eastern technical meanfnga of pcrr.attai'a
was the arrival or visit of a king ar emperor. However, this
cloes not deny or disprove that in the Christian G r w k Scriptures the word has the meaning of preaeacc where It Is used
In connectlon with Jesus Christ and othcm. To prove what a
word means thc Scriptural context is more clcccllve than any
out~idepapyrus usage of the ward In a tecl~nlcnlwa;y.
For the quiclr reference by our readers we list below the
24 occurrencea of par.ou.ri'a as rendered in our version:

APPENDIX
Matthew
24: 3
24:27

24:37
24:39

what will be the sign of your presence

so the presence of the Son of man will be.
so the presence of the Son o f man will be.
so the presence of the Son of man will be.

1 Corinthians
15:23
those who belong to Christ during his presence.
16:17
I rejoice over the presence of Stephanas and
2 Corinthians

7:6
7: 7
10:10

comforted us by the presence of Titus;

yet not alone by his presence, but also
but his presence in person is weak and

Philippians
1:26
by reason of me through my presence again with
you.
2:U
not during my presence only, but now much more
1 Thessalonians
2:19
before our Lord Jesus at his presence?
3: 13
at the presence of our Lord Jesus with all his
4:15
living who survive to the presence of the Lorrl
5:23
blameless a t the presence of our Lord Jesus
Christ.
2 Thessalonians
2 :1
respecting the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ
and
2:8
to nothing by the manifestation of his presence.
2 :9
But the lawless one's presence is according to the

James
5: 7
5: 8
2 Peter
1:16
3: 4
3: 12
1 John
2:28

brothers, until the presence of the Lord. Look!

because the presence of the Lord has drawn close.
the power and presence of our Lord Jesus
"Where is this promised presence of his?
close in mind the presence of the day of Jehovah,

APPENDIX
turn. The related noun. (a.nalIpais) occurs but once,at 2 Timothy 4:6, where the apostle
says: "The due time for my releasing is imminent." A t Luke
12:36 we have rendered the
verb "returns" because it re.
fers to the breaking away and
departing of the servants'
m a s t e r from the wedding
feast, so dissolving the feast,
But here at Philippians 1:23
we have not rendered the verb
as "returning" or "departhg",
but as "releasing". The reason
is, that the word may convey
two thoughts, the apostle's
own r e 1e a s i n g. t o be with
Christ at his return and also
the Lord's releasing himself
from the heavenly restraints
and returning as he promised.
In no way i s the apostle here
saying that immediately a t
his death he would be changed
into spirit and would be with
Christ forever. Such getting
to be with Christ the Lord will
first be possible at Christ's return, when the dead in Christ
will rise first, according to the
apostle's own inspired statement at 1 Thessalonians 4:16,

781

17. It is to this return af

Christ and the apostle's releasing to be always with the
Lord that Paul refers at Philippians 1:23. He says there that
two things are immediately
possible for him, n a m e 1 y,
(I) to live on in the flesh and
(2) to die. Because of the circumstances to be coonsidered,
he expressed himself as h i n g
under pressure from these two
things, not knowing which
thing to choose as proper.
Then he suggests a third thing,
and this thing he really desires. There is no question
about his desire for this thing
as preferable, namely, the releasing, for it means his being
with Christ.
The expression t o ~+ta*ly'sal
or the releasing cannot therefore be applied to the apostle's
death as a human creature
and his departing thus from
this life. It must refer to the
events at the time of Christ's
return and second presence,
that is to say, his second coming and the rising of all those
dead in Christ to be with him
forevermore.

T i h s 2:13
"manlfestatlon of the great God
and of our Savior Jesus Cllrist"

not be shamed away from him a t his presence.

Phtllppfans E:23
"the reieaaing"
( r b &\,a?,Gaar, Greek)

T h e verb cna-Zg'sai is used Christian E r e e k Scriptures,

as a verbaI noun here. It oc- and that is at Luke 12:36,
curs only once more in the where it refers to Christ's re-

On this passage of the Greek

text Moulton's Grammar, vol.
ume 1,page 84, says: "We can.
not discuss here the problem
of Titus 2:13, for we must, as

grammarians, leave the matter

open:
." And then the
Grammar cites five papyri
"which attest the translation
'our great God and Saviour' as

...

APPENDIX

APPENDIX

current among Greek-speaking nexed for t h ~ i rDivine Master

Chrlstlans". But these papyri the phraseology that wna Imarc all of the late date of the piously n r r e ~ s t d to thrrn7th cmtury, hence not at all selves by somr of the w a n t of
clecistve on the prohiem. The men.'"

Johann Perk (Roman Catholic and the Spanish publication

priest, 1947); the French pub- Bagrada Biblia by Nhcar and
llcation h Sai~tte Bible Ily Colungu ( R o m a n Catholic,

formula which Moulton then

quotes in the Greek shows a

departure from the inspired
Scriptures, for it speaks of
such a thing as "the mother of
Gotl". Translated, the formula
mads: $R t 1 gmnw
~
of the Lord
nnd Mnalar Jeszia Christ orLr
God nnd Savior sad of mcr
~nistress tJte lrolg mother of

]Louis Segond (1945 eclition); 194Q).

Hebrews 0:ttl-

The inspired Wotrl of God

is against any ~uggcstlonthat

hIs co~isecrnted peoprc bur.
rowed or r~nncxetl a n y t h t r l ~
from the imploua pagans wlzrl
apothcoslzcd or rlelllcri t h d r
human rulcrs, A l t h o u ~ h tllr
statements nt bohn 1:1, 38 "and
t h e Word was a ~ocl",and,

T83

"II covenant"

CdiE@t?tB'k&l,
Greelz; bvith', Hebrew (517) ;
t ~ s t u m ~ ~ t uLatin
m , Vul~ate)
iSha Vocabulary of the Graak traasl~torswere free to apply
Tsstanamt by J. H, Moulton tlic gcneraX mcanlng as a wn.
and G. MilIigan (2d editlon, derlng of [b*rltl~'],FOF this
1915) says, on page 148, under coursu then2 WRA an obvious
motive. A coven~ntoffered by
8~attrj.q:
"the only-begotten g o t ~ , ' ~ ~ u l ~ l "In papyri and inscdptlons God to man was no 'compact'
god, etc.a hloulton's G-rammar allow lor it, yet, grnmrnnticnlthe word means testcantent, hlwecn two parties mmhg
wilf, with absolute unanimity, t 0 R e t h e r on eqtlal terms.
continues: "A curious echo is Iy, me render "lhr great Gatl'"
found in the Ptolemaic formu- as Reparate from "our Savior
and such frequency that illus- Atu04nq in It$ prlmary sense,
tra&n i s supefluous. . Any RA clcscribed above, was exactla applied to the deiffed kings: Christ Jcsus" nt Titus 2:13.
thought of some special 'He- ly the nccdcd word.
thus EH 15 (2d century B.C.I , Although the Rcvisnd Stflncl.
In its tcxt rcndcrs
tlw gl'cat beneficent god sad arrl Vor"~ialz
braic' flavour about the uge of
"Pnsslng thus to the New
agrecnhla CiEEztsbiorcsl savior. the passage: "lhe nppearlna
[clfma.th&'kgl for coueHaat is Testnment, we nsk whether we
l o u ~translation] The phrase of the lory of our grcnt Grid
excluded by the isolated but are hound to keep to one renhcre is, of course, applied to and SavIorll Jesus Chrlst," yet
absolutely clear passage in dcring tl~r~ualiout,Westcott
one pcraon, One is not sur. i t a footnoteb mnds: "1)Or of I
A r f s t o p h a n e s [ B i r d s 4391, nnd W, F. Moulton in their
where compact is i h e unnll~. commentaflefi an
prised to find that P. Wend. the #rant. God nncl azcr Rnv.
rew
land, at the end of his augges- ior."' J. B. Rothcrham'a Tho
take''''
mean'ng* 4"" pasm 9:161,,and i o m c r l y E, Rfjlli.
sage is enough to prove t h a t
live paper on Zro+
CSavaorl Emphasked nib!@renders the
[di.a,tww] is properly dis.
ITheolo~?/ the E p k t h
in ZNTW v. 335 ff., treats the passage here: "forthshlning o f
positb,
''arrangement*mnrle lo
nrbrcw8, Page 166 ff-)
rival rendering in Titus I.c. the glory of the weat Gad and
by one party with plenary held thnt covenant must stand
summarily as 'an exegetical our Saviour Chrisl Jcsus.'"
power, which the other party everywhere..
Now we may
mistake,' like the severance of hlofeat t's B I h l e translation
, mayacceptorwject,butcan- fairlypk~tasidethefdeathat
T O G B P O ~fi!rCw
F
arid crw~ijpo; I.X. renders It slrnl'tarly: "the np.
not alter. A will is simply the In L X X 'testament' I s the inin 2 13eter1: I. FarniIiarity with pearancc of the Glory of the
the everlasting apotheosis that great God and of our Saviour
most conspicuous example of variable mcaning: it takes
flaunts itself in the papyrl and Christ Jcsus." This ngrecs, too,
such an instrument, which ul. some coltrage l a And it there
In~crlptionsof Ptolemaic and wlth their and our rcntlrrings
timately monopolized the ward at all. But on the other hand,
Imperla1 times, lends strong o f Tltus 1:4 ant1 2 Pctev 1:1,
just because it suited its dlf. a Hctleilist I i k ~the auetar ox?
support t o Wendland's conten. Among other~l ngwd~lgwith
fexentia so completely, But it I ~ a b ~ a e oCrepovtsr
s
to tlm Hetian that Christians, from the our r m d e r l n ~of Tltus 2:13
is
entirely
natural
to
assume
brews],
or
even
a
Jew like
latter part of the 1st century are the German pubIicatlon
that in the period of the LXX Paul, with Greek language in
A.D. onward, deliberately an- Doff Nmls Tastamsnt by P.
ItheSeptuagint1 thismonopoly the very Bbre of his tllought,
was not established, and the could never have used Zdi.&
(8ra%&q

..

..

APPENDIX
bWPcbl for covena%t without
the sllghlest consciousness of
l t ~ordinary and invariable
contemporary m P a n in g. He
would use the 'Biblical' word
--'Biblical' in this case being
synonymous with 'archaic1-but always with the possibility
or a play on the later meaning
of the word
The view to
whlch we ]lave capitulated, after strongly supporting the
Weatcolt doctrine, is less hero.
iu tlinn consistent holding to
one English word, but it can
claim to account for i t s Incon.
sistency,'"
Our rendering of the Greek
word di-a.the'ka as covenant
shows wc hove not capitulated
to the thought that the writer
of Nebrew~intended a change
of meaning from covenant to
wilE or l e a t a m e ~ fin the mlnd
of his renders. There is nothIng in Hcbrcws to prepare
readcra for such a change of

.. .

In ten preliminary
(
~ 7:n;
8:5,8,
~
9,9,10:9:4,4,15.15)the writer
uscs the word with undeniable
reference to a cowenant in the
old Hebrew sense, even Wetlng from Jeremiah 31:31-34
and rcfcrrlng to Moses' "ark
of the covenant". There the
Greek Septuagint uses df+
t?E'kt? for the ancient Hebrew
b%4tk1,meaning covenant. And
closely PolXowlng H e b r e w s
9:16,17ver.se 20 quotes from
Exodus 24:6-8, where a covemeaning.

mtlt fs onrnlstakably spoken

of,

Them, a t Exodus 24:8, the

Latln Vulgnte uscs the word
joe'tltrs (in thc jicnltlvc case),
but when It quolcs from that
text nt Nebrewm 9:20 the Vulgate chanaes from foe'dua to
the w o r rl testonthai tsnt. All
tl~roughthe boolc of Hebrews
tlie Vulgate uses thc one word
t e a l u r n E n t tb qn. In iact, all
t h r o u ~ h the Chrlst inn Greek
Scripturca the Vulgate uses

2 Peter 2:4

- 4Taf't&mdD

(here derived h r n the Greek verb zapzaqdco)

"Tarlta.rus" is included in gone up t o a nteep mountain,

the G r e e k verb (tar.ta.r0'6), he cauaea joy to the quadruond so In rendering the verb peds in the deep [dv to
" Joh 41:22, 23
we hnve U A C ~the phase, "by z a ~ t h p t ~ ~ l ,At
throwlng them Into Tar'ta+rus." IBAC,I X X ) wc rcad concernEn the ancient p e t Homefs ing le.vt'a.thnn: "He makes
IIind ?lie rvoM tar'tu-ros d e the deep boll 11Ite a brazen
notes an underground prison caldron: ant1 he regards the
as Sar below JSa'des as the sea as a pot of ointment, and
earl h w a s below heaven. Those the lowest part of the deep
confined In it were not human [26r Bb rr"lp~opov r i j g riflGaoou,
just that one word for dCa.
souls, hut the lesaer gods, spir- the tar'ta-roe of the abyss] as
its, namely, tllc Titans and Cro- a captlve: he recltons the deep
tl&.E1kE.
Many EngIbh translators
nus, who hacl rebelled against as his range."
Zeus (Jupiter). It was the pris- The use of t a r ' t a ~ oIn~these
havc iollowcd thls example
on eatnbllshed by the myth- verses makes It plain that the
and rcndcml the word testaIcal gods for the spirits whom word was used to signify a
ment, cnusing madern mnfw
they had driven from the ce- low place, yes, the "lowest
sion a i mfntl, and lrom which
kstial reglons, and so it was part" of the abyss. Therefore
mndcrln~ lio8 grown up the
brlow the Hn'clea where human it denote8 a place or position
pmcticc of Incorrectly calling
souls wcrc supposed to be con. of abaeemenl. The Inspired
the Chrlstlnn Grculc Scriptures
fined at death, Thus tar'ta~ros Scriptures da not conslgn any
"the New Testament".
was tIw lowest of the lower human souls to tar'twros, but
We do not deny that &are~lons,ancl was a place of cons1g.n there only the "angels
thCJlcE also rncant will ( ~ & c G
darknew. It enveloped all the that shnetl", namely, sp~rit
P ~ C ' ? I ~ )in nPOst0lk tjmes. But
underworld the same as the creatures. Thclr Ixrln~cast into
seeing
b
that~ Hebrews
~ 9:16,17
~
h e a v e n s enveloped all that turrta.r.oa denotes for them
~
i
g
~ ~ ~, e ~ ' $~ o ~~ ~ p ~ ~ f f ~was above the earth.
the deepest abasement wllile
We note, t h e r e f ore, that they am !till nlIvc, this in
and of it^ antitype, !
the
covennnt, we have
tas'ta-roe was reputed t o be a punishment far tIwir sin of re1
place for confining, not human belIion against the Moslt High
avoIdcd the confusion caused
by lntrocluclng any change of
souls, but Tltan apirits, and God,
t h o u ~ h t .W e havc consistently
t h a t Et was a place of darkness The apostle Peter associates
rendcmd df.a.th&'k# as cow
and of abasement. The word darkness with thelr low c a d i nant, at Hebrews 9: 16. The as=
occurs !n the pre-Christian tion, saying further: God "deGreek S e p t u a g i n t Version livered them to pits of dense
sociated terms in the context
we have rendered correspond( L X X ) of the Scriptures. At darkneas to be resewed for
ingly, to conform to Moses'
Job 40: 15 (BAC, L X X ) we read j u d g m e n t ' ' . (2 Peter 2:4)
I
concerning the monster be- Doubtless, the pagans in their
procedure in inaugurating the
old Law covenant.
he'moth: "And when he has mythological trad ltions ccn-

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APPENDIX

cerning Cronus and the rebel- destruction with their ruler,

liaus Titan gods copied the Satan the Devil.
i n s p i r e d Scriptures. Peter's
In the inspired Scriptures,
use of the verb ta~.i%ro'b therefore, tar'la.ros bears no
meaning to "cast into tarta- relationship to Ha'des, which
rus" does not s i g n i f y the corresponds with the common
"angels that sinned" were cast grave of the human dcad. The
into the p a g a n mytholog- sinner angels and the dead
ical tartarus; but that they human souIs are not associatwere debased by Almighty ed together in tarlta.ros as a
God from their heavenly place place of cternal conscious torand privileges and were de- ment: of creatures. Teehnicallivered over to dense mental ly, t h e r e f o r e , tartarus will
d a r k n e s s concerning God's pass away when the Supreme
bright purposes. Also they had Judge destroys the rebellious
only a dark outlook as to their angels at present occupying
own eternal destiny, which the that low, dark place or posiScriptures show is everlasting tion.
1 J ' o h 6 : 1 , 8 : "For there e three witness bearers, the spirit
and the water and the blood, and t h e three are In agreement."

This rendering i s according

to the Greek texts by Westcott
and Hort (1881) and by
D. Eberhard Nestle (18th edition of 1948) and by Jose
marfa 130ver1 S.J. (Ig43) and
by Augustinus Merk, S.J. (6th
edition of 1948).
After "witness bearers" the
cursive Manuscripts No. 61 (of
15th
16th century) and
No. 629 [in Latin and Greek,
of 14th t o 15th century) and

Vgc,s add the words: "In heav-

en, the Father, the Word and

the holy s p i r i t; and these
three are one, a h d there are
three w i t n e s s bearers on
earth.'' But: these words are
by ~ B A S ~ m o sMSB.
t
Vgmany ~ s s and
.
the L a t f n
New T e s t a ~ according
~t
to
the edition of St. Jerome, by
Wordsworth and White, edition of 1911,

APPENDIX
CHAIN OF OUTSTANDING BIBLE SUBJEGTS
AND PROPER Ell3LP: NAMES
Chain
Word

First Text
In Cbaln

M t 23:36
Abel
RTt 1:1
Abraham
A b u s l v e apeech
Abyss

I AA uv et hnogrilnt (gi e e , y )

(freo f r o m )

Adam

(See Vengeance)

Babe(s)
M t 11:Z5
Bapti(sm, zt,
zed,, r i n g )
Mt 8:6
Baptist, J o h n t h e
(See J o h n
the Baptlst)

Mt 27:39
Lu 8:31

A c c o m p l l s h e d end
M t 24.8
Accurate k n o w l e d g e
1:o 1:28

Accusation

Mt 8:B

Barakbas
Barnabas
Bartholornew
Bas~s

1 Co l : 8
Ln 8:88

Arlulter(ers,
ess, cus, yp
Mt 5 %
Affection
3It 10:37
Agrippa I (See
H e r o d A g r i pa 1)
Agrippa II (.&rod)
Ac 25:13
Alive
30h 6:21
A l p h e e u a {See also
James, son o f
Alphaeus)
M t 10:3
Ananias, a dlaeiple
Ac $:I0
Andrew
R.lt 4:18

Beast(8)

Beelzebub
Believ(e, ed,
er In )
Benjamfln
Bethany

Nt 27:16

Ac 1:36
rift 1 0 3
Mt 245

Gala has
Nt 26:3
~ a l l z d i,n & al
&It 1:21
Capernaum
M t 4:13
Cephas
Joh 1:42
Chlef agent
Ac 3:15
Ch~ld(ren)
h1t 10:21
C h l l d , Y o u n g (See
Yoilnfl c h l l d )
Chosetn)
(Choosfng) M t 24:22
Chrlst
hIt 1:16
Christ, B o d y o f (See
Body o f C h r l a t )

Chlqlstran(s) Ac 11:26
C I f c u m c l ~ ( e .e d ,
on)
Lu 1 5 9
c i t ( ~ e s ,y
nrt 4:s
citlzen(sj
Lu l S : l j

Tit 1:12

M t 10:ZS
M t 24:22

Claudlus

Ac 13:21

(See

Caesar C l a u d l u s )
C l e a n se. sed.

Mt 21:17

Bethlehem
lLIt Z:1
Bethphage
M t 2l:L
Bethsalda
Mt 11:21
B l n d ( l n a , s)
(Bound)
hTt 12:29
Bi~.ds
A f t 6%
Birthday
R l t 14:6
Blarneless(ly)
Lu l : B
B l a s p h e m ( e , ed, e r ,
ies, lng, y )
?Jt 9:3
BlessIed, Ing)
Mt L4:lQ
Bllnd(ed)
M t l1:6
Blocks, S t u m b l i n g

lilt 17:5
C l o u d s)
Collector, l a x (See
T a x collector)
Com(e Ing
RTt 24:30
comfort I.e d .. i m \
l6:25
Command ( m e n t ,
ments)
R l t 6:19
Common
Aca:44
Compassion

Eu

(ate,

8)

RO

IZ:I.

Complete
iVIt 8:48
Condemn l e d ) f i T t 12:41.
Conduct(ed)
ZCol:12
Conf@ss(ed,
es, Ing)
Joh 1:ZO
C o n g r e a a t l o n >It 16:18
Conauer(ed, ing, s)
(5se also v i c i o r y )

(See Stumbling-

blocks)
Boat ( s )
&!It 4:ZZ
Bod(les,
yJ
M t 5:29
(See S e x u a l
B
o
d
y
of
the
C
h
r
lst
appetites)
Ro 7:4
Approv(a1, e,
B
o
l
d
(
l
y
,
n
e
r
s
)
Ac4:29
e d , Ing)
M t 3 17
LU 11 :22
LU 1 3 ~ 1 6
Aquiln
A c 18:2 Bond($)
Ac 2 S : l
M t 1:l Canscience($\
Arimathea
M t 4 7 5 7 Book(s)
C
o
n
s
u
m
m
a
f
l
o
n
Ark
Mt 24:38 Bound (Sme B h d )
M
E 13:39
A r m y offlcer(8) n1t 8 5
Control, Self (See
Aseend(lng)
Joh 151 Branchtea)
B O Y(3)
MMt t13:32
2:16
Self-controll
Ashamed
R I r 8:38 B r e a d
M t 4:s ~ o r n e l l u s - ' A e l 0 : l
Asia
Ac 2:9
Brother(s)
A l t 6:47 Cowrt(s) (yard)
Asleep (See also
Nt 5:22
SLeep)
Ac 7:80
Bulld(8, I n g ) up
Covenant($) Aft 26:28
Assombl(e,
Ac 9 :33. C r e a t e ( d )
ITt 19:4
ed,
I \ I ~z7:62
Burden(s)
Yt 20:1% C r e a t i o n
R I r 10:B
A s s o c ~ a t ( l n g , ion)
Creature($)
J
ag l:1R
Ac 2 :.42
Caesar
RXt 22:17
Crowd($)
>It 13334
Astroloaers
3It 2 : l Caesar A u g u s t u s '
Crown(ed, s) &It 27:28
successors (Called
~ u g u s t - o n e s(See
"August Ones")
Ac 25%
Caesar Auguatua'
Cur(e, ed, Inn)
successors)
Mt 4 :28
A u g u s t u s (See
Caesar, C l a u d l u s
Gvrrce, ed, I n g h
Caesar Auguatua)
AC 11:as
t 25:dl

Appetites, S e x u a l

788

APPENDIX

APPENDIX
Herod
MtZ:i
H i g h prleat (See
also Prlest) Mr 1458
Holiness
R o 1:4
H o l y ones
M t 27:52
Holy place
I-Ieb 8:2
Hop(e, ed, ihg)
LU

Jehovah
(See Appendix
under M t 1 :20
derernrah
&t Z:17
Jsricho
ut a0:29
&It2 : 1
Jerusalsm
Jesus
M t 1:21
Juw(a)
31t a:2
John, t h e B a p t i s t

a3 :a

Hospita(hls, b l
lity)
&a 12:13
Humble(d)
RTt18:4
Humili(ate, ty)
2 Co 1!4:P1
Hunur {Hunger
rinefi
~t 5:8
Husband($)
Mt 1:16
Hypocrl(sy, t e ,
tes, t l c a l )
Mt 6 : s
Idol (6)
Idolat(era, r y )

&It 8:4

John (the
beloved dlsclple
or Jesus)
&It4:21
John, surnamed
Mark
A c 12 :12
Jonah
31t12:ag
Joppa
Ac 9 3 6
Joseph o f

Ac 7;41

nrirnhhaa

i c o b:lO

Ignoran(ce, t)
Illustration(s)

AC 3:17

~t i a : i a

I m i t a t ( e , ors)

1Co 4:16
I m m o r t a l i t y 1 Co 1853
Irnpale(d)
R f t 20:19
Incorrupt(ibls,
ion, ness)
Ro 1:23
Increas(e, l n g ) Mr 4:s

Inducement

(See doses)

Joses (also Joseph)

(son o f " t h e other
Mary")
Mt 27:56
JOY
3IC 1 3 :20
J u d a h ( T r i b e of)
M t 2:6
Judas (also J u d o ,
a brother o f
Jesus)
R l t 1a:SS
Judas (also Jude, a
son o f James) Lu6:16
Judas, Iseariot

Ro 7:8

Infan(cy, t, t s )

L u 1:41
I n h a b i t e d earth
Nt 2 4 3 4
Inhtrit(ance)
Mt 5 : s
Initiat(e, ed. ive)
Mr 6:1
Insplr(atlm,
ed. es)
Mt 22:41
! n i p i r e d exp r e s s i o n ( ~ ) 2 Th 2 : Z
I n s t r u c t o r ( s ) Yt 13:52
Intelllaen (ce,
t, tlY)
1Co 1:19
Isaac
BIt 1:2
lsalah
Nt 5.8
Isl (e, and)
Ac 1 3 3
lsrael
~t a:6

Jah

Jail

Re 19:1
~t 11:a

Mt 10 :4

Jude (See Judas)

Judee(n)
Xt 4:26
Judg(e, ed, en)
Xt 55"25
duda (inn, ment,
ments)
N t 7:a
Kill(ed, er)
RTt 10:28
Kindness.
. ... - - - - ,
Undeserved
(See
Undeserved

kindness)
King(s)
art 2:2
Kingdorn(s)
M t 3:a
Knowledge (See
also Accurate
knowledge) L u l:77

I1

~ a b o r ( i n gs) JOh 4:38

~ a c okf f d i t h M t 1358
L a m p (a) (Torches)
Mt 5 3 6
Lampstand(6) Mt 5:15
Language
AC 1:19

James (brother o f

Jesus)
M t 13%
James (son o f
Alphaeus)
Mt 10:3
~ a r n e s(son.of
"the o t h e r
Mary")
Mt 2 7 5 6
James (son of
Zebedee)
Yt 4:21

Mt27:67

~dseph(theToster f a t h e r
o f .legus)
Mt 1:19
Joseph (Jesus'
brother)
Xt 19:66
Jose h (son o f
"t/e 0 t h her Mary")

789
C012:l
Laodicea
Law
XXt 5 17
Lawless(ness) Mt 1 : 2 3
Lazarus (brother
of M a r t h a and
Mary)
oh 11:l
L a r a r u s (a s y m bolic name) Lu 16:20
Learn(ed ing) Aft 9:13
Levi, ~ a i t h e w
(See M a t t h e w )
Liar($)
J o h 8:44
LleILylng)
Joh8:44
Life
>It 19:16
Nt
Light(=)
Ti5:14
Liv(e, ~ n g )
Lion(s)
Mt4 4
Load ( 8v) e s )
Loa(P,
Mt
M
t 11
16:12
30
Longsuffering Ro 2 4
Lord(ing)
Mt 11:25
Lovte, ed er,
ers, es, !"a)
Xt 6:43
Loving-

kindnesa(ea) , A @2:27
Lowlrness ot mlnd

ao:i8
Col 4:14

AC

Luke

Magdalene, M a r y
(See M a r y
Magdalene)
Man Men)
Yt 4:4
Manijestation 2 T h 2:8
Mark
&C 12%
Marriage [ M a r r ~ e ( d ,
s)] ( M a r r y ) M t 2 ? : 2
Martha
Lu 10:38
M a r y (Jesua'
mother)
M t 136
Mary (mother of
dainea t h e Less)
Rlt 27:56
M a r y Magdalsne

R I a~ 7 : ~
M a r y ( t h e stster o f
Lazarus)
L u 10:39
Master(s)
Mt 6 3 4
M a t t h e w (also
called Levi)
M t 9:9
Meal, E,vening (See
Evenlng Meal)
Mediator
G a 3:19
Melchixedek
H e b 5:6
Memorial t o m b s)
S:28
Men, Older
(See Older men)
Mercy
M t 5:7
Mercy, Qlfts of (See
G i f t s of mercy)
Messenger(#) filt 1l:lO

bt

Michael

Juda 9

M ildnesa (See
Mild-tempered)

790
Mlld-tempered
(Mildness)
M t S:5
Miritary
Lu 3 3 4
Milk
1 Co 3:2
M lndts)
>'It2 Z : a i
Mlnd, Lowliness of
(See,Lowl~ness
of r n ~ n d )
M l n i s t e r ( i n p , s)
Mt 20:26
M i n l s t l e r l a ! , ry)

APPENDIX

APPENDIX

Paradise
Lu 23148
P a r a l y (tic, zed)
M t 4:24
Partnership
1 Co l : B
Passlan(s)
fiIt 5.28
Passover
&It 2 6 : 2
Paul
Peace(able)

Rabbi
Mi 23:7
R a i n led, s)
RTt 5 : 4 5
Ransom
M t 2?:28
Realit(ies, y )
Cn %:I7
Recoani(tlon, r e )

A c 18.9
R I t 10:13

P@nteco$t
Ac 2 : l
Perfect(ed,
ion, l y )
Lu B:40
Ac 6 , 4 P e r f u m e d o i l
3It 26:7
M i s l e a d (s)
Peris11(es, i n g )
(Misled)
31t 2.1:24
b t t 18:14
Mlssionar(ies, y)
Perseeut(e,
A o 21'8
ed, Ion)
Mt 5 :10
Personal~ty
R o 8:6
Mob
A;~T:;
Peter (also Cephas,
M o n e y (Monies)
w h l e h see)
i\lt 8:14
Mt 25118
31t 3:7
Month(s)
Lu 1 :21 Pharlsee(s1
Moon
M t 8 4 : 2 3 P h l l l p (one o f
Jesus'
12
apostles)
Mortal
RO 6:12
M t 10 ,a
Moses
hit 8:4
P h l l i p (son o f H e r o d
Motliertless,
. , sl.
&It 14.2
&It 1:18 P ht hi lei pG( rt eh ae t )
M o u n t ( a l n , alns)
A c 6:;
11t 4:s P hmy lssisclaoln a r y ) 1 Co
2:14
Multltuds
&Lr 3:s Pleas(es,
ure.
Murderced, ers,
uresl
TJII
.- ..8:14
..- .
ine)
31t 6:81. POOP
M t 11::
Power(6)
I I t 24729
ing) n i t 21:16
~ a t l o n ( $ )'
~t 6:32 Prais(e,
Pray(ed, i n g )
lit S:4l
N a t u r ( a l , ally, e )
Pravertsl
31t 21:22
R o 1:ZR P r e a c h ied.
Nazareth
or, J ~ Q )
Mt 3 : l
iNazarene)
h1t 2:23 Presence
B i t 21:3
Neiahbor(s)
Mt19:19 P
r
l
e
s
t
(
6
)
(See
also
News, Good
H l a h r i e s t ) R l t lZ:5
(See Good news)
Prlsca r ~ r i s c i l l a )
Nlcodemua
doh 3:i
AC 18%
tdight
?It 2:14 P r ! ~ o (e)
M t ::a5
Noah ('s)
&lt 24:3$ P r ~ s o nne r I s J nI1
2T:15
~ o o s (see
e
Snare)
P r o e l a l m ( i n g ) M r 1:46
P r o m i s e i d , s) &It- 14.11
O a t h (s)
~t a 6 : m
Pronouncements,
Obed(ient, ience)
Sacred
nc 7:as
Ac 6:7 P r o p h e c y
3It 15:14
Obeisance
M t 8:Z Prophes(led, les
Offtcer(3) (See also
y, ylng)
S l t 7:22
Army officer) 3ft 8 : 5 P r o p h e t ( 6 )
iilt 1:22
Offspr~ng
3 T t 3:7
Prophetess
L u 2:36
Oil
Brt 25 :3 Prophets, False (See
Older men
>It 26:47
False p r o ~ h e t s )
Ollve(s)
nit 21 :3 P r o v e d r i g h t e o u s
Ones H o l y
(See D e c l a r e d
(de H O L Y ones)
r~ghteous)
Opjnlon
1Co 7:26 P s a l m ( s )
L u 20:42
Oppo(nents,
P u b l i c servanS(s1
ser, sers)
L u 13,l'i
no 13 :6
Origina(1
P u b l i c l y declared
l i t y , te;
Joh 7:17
A c 23:U
Overaeer{s)
Ac l:20 P u b l i s h i n g
Ac X3:5
Owner(s)
1 Ti 6:l Purpose
Ac 11:23

ReconcIl(e,- ed..
latlon)

Ro 8:29

Ro 5 : l O
L u 15:32

Rejoice(d)

Relcas(e, ed, Inn)

Remembrance
41t 26:13
R e n d e r ( i n g ) sacred
service
Ac 2C :7
R'epent(s)
nrt 3 z
R e p o r t (ed fng) hIt 2:s
~ e p r o a c (es)
h
Lu 1:za
Request
Joh 1.1:16
Respect
Mt 21:37
Restor(&
ed, ~ n g )

Resurrection
Reveal(edl
Revealing

hTt t7'11
A l t 22:3U
Aft 11:27

( S e e Revelation)

Revelation
(Revealing)
Reverent
Reward
Richtes)

Rlahteous

ELo 2:s
Lu 2'25
R I t 5:12
hTt 19:23
&It$:I3

R l n h t e o u s declared
(See ~ e b l a r e d
righteous)
Righteousness
Road
Rock-mass(es)

Mt 5 : 6

Mt 1 0 3

Mt T:24

Rome (Romans)
Joh 11:48
R u l e l d ) as k i n g s
Ruler($)

no 5:17

Mt 82.3

SabbarhIs)
M t 12:s
Sacred p r o n o u n c e m e n t s (See
Pranouncements)
Sacred secret(s)

Mt 13:11

Sacriflceld, s) A f t 9 : 1 3
Sadducees
hit 1 6 : l
Salome ( m o t h e r o f
Lebedee's sons)
M t 20:20
Salt
&It 5:13
Salvatlon
Joh 4:ZZ
S a m a r i (a, tans)
Mt 10 :5
SanctlfI(catlon,
ad, es)
& I t 28:19

Ro lC:9
hIt 9:10
&It13:56

791

T h a m a s { a l s o calted
The T w i n )
rMt 1 0 3
Thronecs)
MtB:34
S k u l l place
Time
& I t 2.16
(See Golgotha)
Timothy
Ac l6:l
Slavers)
filt lor24 T i t u s
2 (:a 2:18
Slavery
R o 8:15 Tomb($) (See also
Sleep ( ~ n g ,er) (See
M e m o r i a l tombs)
also Asleep) .\lt l:24
&IT 5 :3
Snare (naosa)
Tongue(s)
h e a :3
Lu 21:% T o r c h e s
Sadorn
M t 11:2S
(See Lamps)
Soldier
L u 2.1:il T o r m e n t ( e d ,
Solomon
& i t 1:6, 7
ors, 6 )
Y t g:29
Mt 27:M S o n ( s )
Mt 8-12 T r a d l t l o n ( s )
3ft 15:I
Secret(! )
S o u l (a)
h1t 2.20
(See afso SacPed
Soulical
1Cn 2 3 4 ,
secret)
&It i !I9
rootnote ~ ~ . e a s u r e ( s ) Mt 2 11
sect(sj '
Ac 5 :li Sovereiun L o r d
Trespasa(es)
& I t B:l5
Lu 2:29 T r i b u l a t i o n ( s )
Sedrtaon(s1
R I r l5:7
Sow(er, Ing, n
Nt 13:21
Seducte, ed, I n g )
R.n 7. ..1 1
I "It 6:26
T r u s t i e d , s) h t t 27'43
A c 11:19 T r u t h
Seed (s)
3 T t 13:24 Speakin11
doh 1 :14
Self - c o n t r o l ( l e d )
Speech (See also
T w i n (Same as
1. Co7:9
A b u s i v ~spssch
Thomas, Jesus'
a n d Freeness of
Servantfs)
&It Z2:13
apostle)
Joh ll:16
Servant grrl
& I t 226 69
speech)
L u 4:36
Service
5 :41 S p i r i t ( s )
M t 8:16 U n c i r c u m c i s ( e d ,
Sexual appetites
Stake(s)
31t l0:3S
R o 3:30
Ro 1,26 S t r a n g e r ( s )
& I t 17:25 U ni adne )s e r v e d
Shee
Art 7.15 S t r e n o t h
hJr lZ:30
kindntsa
Joh 1 9 4
~hep:erd (a
R r t 9:36 Stumbl(e, ed, ing)
Unpodly
R o 4:s
(hlock6sl
h11 6:29 U n i o n
Shin(e, ea, fne)
Joh 6:;s
fiTt 24 27 Sufferlng(s1
fiir 5:31 U n r e a s o n a b l e
Shortaoes, F o o d (See
Sulphur
J ~ P2,17
Lu 11 :40
Food s h o r t a g e s )
Sun(1ight)
A l t d:45 UnrigRteaus(ness)
Slck(ly)
A l t 10:8 S u p p l i c a t ~ o n ( s )
Sight
;\It 3:7
L u 1 :13 U p b u t t d i n g (SeeLU 1 3 3 7
L u 23:8 S w o r d
AXt 1034
Building up)
%,"d,"?s
(also
SynapoQue(s) &It4:23
Sllas)
.Ac l5,2Z System ($1 of
Vegetable($)
M t I?:R2
S l m o n (also c a l l e d
things
RIt l2:32
V @ g a t a to n
Nt o RO
Peter)
-\It 16:16
Vengeance
(
A
v
enuS i m o n (a n a t i v e
Table($
iVIt $:I1
o f C y r e n e ) -Ut 2i:32 T a x col)ector{s)
rootnote
Simon,
hTt 6:46
V i c t o r y also C o n t h e Cananaeqn
T e a c h (es)
quered)
lilt
13:2b,
(one o f Jesus
(taueht)
M t ;:I9
cootnore
apostles)
nre l o : 4 I s a c h s r ( s )
31t X:l9
Vindicated
.
\
I
t
11 . I 9
Slmon (one of Jesus'
Teachin@(s)
A,It 7 2 8
V i n e (dresser) Mt 2d:28
brothers)
d l t 1 3 5 5 Tempered, M i l d Vlneyard
AIt
20,l
(
S
e
e
MildS l m o n (a l e p e r o f
,---"
Virpin(s)
3IC 1:2R
Bethany)
h1t 26:6
tempered)
Y
l
s
~
o
n
.\It
li:9
Temple
Slmon (a Pharisee)
Lu 7:40 T e n t ( s )
S i m o n (father of
Territory
War(s)
A T t 24:8
Judas I s c a r l o t
Testied, ing)
Water Isl
Bit 3:ll
?oh 6 3 1 T s s t i m o n v
~ickedhess)
S i m o n (a p r a c t i c e r
B I t 2?:18
of maglc
(Same as Judas,
Wldow(s)
Xr 12.42
i n Samaria)
A c 8:9
a son o f James)
W i f e (wives)
Nt l : 2 0
Slmon (a tanner
M t 10:3
wineM t 8:17
ofJoppa)
Ac3:PS T h i n g s System o f
Wisdom
Aft 11:19
S i n l n s d , n l n g , s)
( s e e ,kystern
Witnese(ed)
W t 23:31
R I ~ia:si
o f thkngs)
Sanctuary
hTt 2251
Sanhedrin
A f t 26:59
Sarah
R o 4 :I9
Satan
n1r 4 :10
S a u l (fate? P a u l )
A c 7 :58
Saveld)
X t 10:22
Savior
Lu 1:4$
Scribe($)
& I t 2:4
Scripture (s) M t 22 29
S c r o l l (s)
Soh 20:20
Sea(s~de)
3It 4:18
Seal led, ing, s)

A A

Sing (Tng)
Sinner(s)
Sisterls)

Witneaees
1 C o 15:15
Word
M t 8:s
Work(s)
Mt 5:16
Workerls)
(workman)
Mt 9.37
World
aft 4 : s
Worshlp(lnp)
LU 4:7
Writ(e, ina)
Mr 10:4

Yeaat
Yokeld)
Younp chlld
(chrtdren)

Y t 13:33
Mt l1:29

Mt 18:s

lacchaeus
Lu 19:2
Zaal(crus, ausly)

Soh2:ll

Zebedee
Mt
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11 Befesfard Road, Sti-tithfield, X.S.W. **Austria, lAtcchtcnsteinstr. 21, Vienna IS. **Bahamas, 13ox 1247, Nassau, N.P.
**Eelglum, 25 Asp. Gen J:isenIlower.,
Schaerlleek-Brubsrl~
* + B o l ~ v i a ,Cnsilln KO. 1440, Ln Pnz. **Brazil, 1:un Lielnio Cardor41
330, Rio d e Jhneiro. **British Gu~mna,50 Dl'iclrdeln, Georgetnn,rl
* * B r i t i s h H o n d ~ r a 3 , Rnx 2:i, B e l ~ z e .a r B r ~ t i s hWest Indles, 21
T a y l o r St., Woodbrooli, Port of Spain. Trinldnd. **Burma, P.I>
R o s 63, Rmngoon. **Canada, 40 Irivin Ave.. Toroqto 5, Ontarlq
**Chile, Moneda 1710, Snntlago. "*Colombia, Callo 21, KO.
16A-13, R u ~ o t $ . **Costa R i c a , Al~artndo201:<, Mnn ,iueG. *LCuha.
Palls U KO.208, Almer.dares. IvIarlanau, Havana. **Cyprus, U v x
195, Famagusta. **Den m a r k , Sondre Fasanvej G4, Coven1iagc1,Vnlby. **Ecuador, Cdailla 4312, C l u ~ y ~ q u l **Egypt,
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Post E c x
387. Calro. **Eire,
86 Lin[lnay
Kond, G l a ~ u e ~ ~ lD
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**El Salvadyr,
Apnrtadn 401, $an
Salvador. :*lingland,
81 C r n v e n Terrace, Londun, W, 2. **Ethiopia, I3ux 1781.
Addfs -4Lal)a. **FIJI, Box 23, Suva. * * F i n l a n d , Valnan~oisenka:u
27, ILelsinlrl. P a F r a n c e 3 Villa Guibort, Paris 16". *'*Germany
1W e s t e l - n ) , Am ~<ollll;er:lr, (lcj) I T i r s l ~ : r t l c l l - u u t z l ~ e i*~ ~tor.1
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Coast, B.W.A., Uox 760 Accra. **Greece, 16 Terieclou St..
h l h ~ n8. ~* * G u a t e m a l a ,
Avenida Norte So. 5-67 Guntcinnlo.
**Haiti, Post Sox B-186, Fo1.t-nu-FFlnce. * * ~ a w a i i :1228 P e n x i coln St., Honolulu 14, **Honduras, hlhnrtado 147, Teguc.C:kll,a.
**Hang Kong, 232 Tal Po Ed., Zd Floor, ICo~vloon, **India, 16;
L o w L a n e Bombay 27. 'flndonesla
Postbox 105, Djalrartrl.
**Israel, F.O. Box 3x5 Jerusalem. **ltkly, V i a Monte Maloia 10,
l l o n t e Sacro, ltorne 71b. **Jamaica, 1 5 1 l u n g St, LCir~gsrol~" J a pan, I Toyoolca-cho, Shills-AIltn, Minato-leu, ?okyu. **Jordan,
P.O. Bpx 18, Belt-Jala. *%Lebanon, P.O. Box 1122 B e i r u t .
"Llberra,
IJ 0. Box 171, MomoVi;~ *:Luxembourg, ~k Eoulcvard U o n s r a l Patton L u x e m l ~ o u ~ p .- * M e x ~ c o Calzada hlelchar Ocarnpo 71, ~ e x i c o4, D.F. etherlan lands,' ~ o n i n g y l a a n3,
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d.url-%. **Netherlands West Indies. IJr~edesirnal I?
Otralmtldn, C n r a ~ x u .**Newfoundland, Canada, P o s t Rox 621:
St. John's. **New Zealand, O.lJ.O. Uox 30, Vb'elllngton, C. 1.
* * N ~ c n r a g u a , Ar):irt:xdo lU, l'lannaun, P . N . * W i n e r i a , West
k f r l c a , P.O. Rorc 695, T,agos. * @ N o r t h e r n Rhodesia, Box o ,
T,usakn. 8*Norway, Inlrognitogaten 28 B.,0 ~ 1 0 .**Nyasaland, Uox
P3, Rlarityre. *Pakr$tan, F u q t I4or 7227, Karachi 3 **Panama,
Uox 274, Ancon, C.Z. **Paraguay, A y o l n ~ 31i, Asunclbn,
**PsrU, Pasnje veln~.de 165, L i m n , **Philippine Republic,
104 Roosevelt Rd., Ssn FraneiBco dcl Alonte, Quezon
City. *''Puerto Rico, 704 Calle Lafayette Pda. 21, U r b
HIP,, S a n ~ u ~ e34.
e **Sierra L e ~ n e ,Box 120, ~ r e e t o w n ."Slngapore 15, 33 Faole Road.
**South Africa, PrlPate nag Ib.O
E l i ~ n d s f o n t c i n ,Tmnsvaal. **Southelqn Rkodesla, P . 0 , nu?; 1462,
Snlisbury. *'Sur ~ n a m , Zwartenhovenl~rugstraat 181. Boverl
Yaramaril,~. **Sweden, L r u ~ ~ t m n l t n r e w t a n
04, Stoclthotrn ~ a '
**Switzerland, All~nendvtrasse39 Berne 22. +*Thailand, Box 67
Uungkolr. * * U r u g u a y , Jonquin B e S n l t e r a i n 1264, h l o n t a v i d e ~
*+Venezusla, A1.e Prin. Be1 Puraleo 27, Quintn S a k teuaul.
ParaSso. Caracas,

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