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1
And
he said
unto them,
Verily
I say
unto you, That there be
some
of them that stand
here,
which
shall
not taste
of death,
till
they have seen
the kingdom
of God
come
with
power.
2
And
after
six
days
Jesus
taketh
with him
Peter,
and
James,
and
John,
and
leadeth
them up into
an high
mountain
apart by themselves: and
he was transfigured
before
them.
3
And his
raiment
became
shining,
exceeding
white
as snow; so as
no
fuller
on
earth
can
white
them.
4
And there appeared unto them
Elias
with
Moses:
and they were
talking
with
Jesus.
5
And
Peter
answered
and said
to Jesus,
Master,
it is
good
for us to be
here:
and
let us make
three
tabernacles;
one for thee, and one
for Moses,
and one
for Elias.
6
For he wist not
what
to say; for they were sore
afraid.
7
And
there was
a cloud
that overshadowed
them: and
a voice
came out of
the cloud,
saying,
This
is my
beloved
Son:
hear
him.
8
And
suddenly,
when they had looked round about,
they saw
no man
any more,
save
Jesus
only
with themselves.
9
And as they
came down
from
the mountain,
he charged
them that
they should tell
no man
what things
they had seen, till
the Son
of man
were risen
from
the dead.
10
And
they kept
that saying
with
themselves,
questioning one with another
what
the rising
from
the dead
should mean.
11
And
they asked
him,
saying,
Why
say
the scribes
that
Elias
must
first
come?
12
And he answered and told them,
Elias
verily
cometh
first,
and restoreth
all things;
and
how
it is written
of
the Son
of man,
that
he must suffer
many things,
and
be set at nought.
13
But
I say
unto you, That
Elias
is
indeed
come, and
they have done
unto him
whatsoever
they listed,
as
it
is
written
of him.
14
And
when he came
to
his
disciples,
he saw
a great
multitude
about
them, and
the scribes
questioning
with them.
15
And straightway
all
the people,
when they beheld him,
were greatly amazed,
and
running to
him
saluted
him.
16
And
he asked
the scribes,
What
question ye
with them?
17
And
one
of
the multitude
answered
and said,
Master,
I have brought
unto thee my
son,
which hath
a dumb
spirit;
18
And
wheresoever
he taketh
him,
he teareth
him: and
he foameth,
and
gnasheth
with his
teeth,
and
pineth away:
and I spake to thy
disciples
that
they should cast
him out; and
they could
not.
19
He answereth
him, and
saith,
O
faithless
generation,
how long
shall I be with you?
how long
shall I suffer
you?
bring
him unto me.
20
And
they brought
him unto him: and when he saw him, straightway
the spirit
tare him; and
he fell
on
the ground,
and wallowed
foaming.
21
And
he asked
his
father,
How long
is it
ago
since this
came
unto him? And he said,
Of a child.
22
And
ofttimes
it hath cast
him into
the fire,
and into
the waters,
to
destroy
him: but if
thou canst
do any thing,
have compassion
on us,
and help
us.
23
Jesus said unto him,
If
thou canst
believe,
all things
are
possible
to him that believeth.
24
And straightway
the father
of the child
cried out,
and said
with tears, Lord,
I believe;
help thou
mine
unbelief.
25
When
Jesus
saw that
the people
came running together,
he rebuked
the foul
spirit,
saying
unto him,
Thou
dumb
and
deaf
spirit,
I
charge
thee,
come
out of him, and
enter
no more
into him.
26
And
the spirit
cried,
and
rent
him
sore,
and came out of him:
and
he was
as
one dead;
insomuch that
many
said,
He is dead.
27
But
Jesus
took
him
by the hand,
and lifted
him up; and
he arose.
28
And when he
was come
into
the house,
his
disciples
asked
him
privately,
Why
could
not we
cast
him out?
29
And he said unto them, This
kind
can
come forth
by
nothing,
but by
prayer
and fasting.
30
And
they departed
thence,
and passed
through
Galilee;
and
he would
not that
any man
should know
it
.
31
For
he taught
his
disciples,
and
said
unto them,
The Son
of man
is delivered
into
the hands
of men,
and
they shall kill
him; and
after that he is killed,
he shall rise
the third
day.
32
But
they understood not
that saying,
and
were afraid
to ask
him.
33
And
he came
to Capernaum: and being in
the house
he asked
them,
What
was it that ye disputed
among yourselves by
the way?
34
But
they held their peace:
for by
the way
they had disputed
among
themselves,
who
should be
the greatest.
35
And
he sat down,
and called
the twelve,
and
saith
unto them, If any man
desire
to be
first,
the same
shall be
last
of all,
and
servant
of all.
36
And
he took
a child,
and set
him
in
the midst of them: and
when he had taken
him
in
his arms, he said unto them,
37
Whosoever
shall receive
one
of such
children
in my
name,
receiveth
me: and
whosoever
shall receive
me,
receiveth
not me, but
him that sent
me.
38
And
John
answered him, saying,
Master,
we saw
one
casting out
devils
in thy
name,
and
he followeth
not us: and
we forbad
him,
because
he followeth
not us.
39
But
Jesus
said,
Forbid
him not: for there is
no man
which
shall do
a miracle
in my
name,
that
can
lightly
speak evil
of me.
40
For
he that
is not
against
us is on our part.
41
For
whosoever
shall give
you
a cup
of water
to drink
in my
name,
because
ye belong
to Christ,
verily
I say
unto you,
he shall
not lose his
reward.
42
And
whosoever
shall offend
one
of
these
little ones
that
believe
in me, it is
better
for him
that
a millstone
were hanged
about
his
neck,
and
he were cast
into
the sea.
43
And
if
thy
hand
offend
thee,
cut
it off: it is
better
for thee
to enter
into
life
maimed,
than
having
two
hands
to go
into
hell,
into
the fire
that never shall be quenched:
44
Where
their
worm
dieth
not, and
the fire
is
not quenched.
45
And
if
thy
foot
offend
thee,
cut
it off: it is
better
for thee
to enter
halt
into
life,
than
having
two
feet
to be cast
into
hell,
into the fire that never shall be quenched:
46
Where
their
worm
dieth
not, and
the fire
is
not quenched.
47
And
if
thine
eye
offend
thee,
pluck
it
out:
it is
better
for thee
to enter
into
the kingdom
of God
with one
eye
,
than
having
two
eyes
to be cast into
hell
fire:
48
Where
their
worm
dieth
not, and
the fire
is
not quenched.
49
For
every one
shall be salted
with fire,
and every sacrifice
shall be salted
with salt.
50
Salt
is
good:
but
if
the
salt
have lost
his saltness,
wherewith
will ye season
it?
Have
salt
in
yourselves,
and
have peace
one
with another.
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