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1
And it came to pass
afterward,
that he
went
throughout every
city
and
village,
preaching
and
shewing the glad tidings
of the kingdom
of God:
and
the twelve
were
with him,
2
And
certain
women,
which
had been
healed
of
evil
spirits
and
infirmities,
Mary
called
Magdalene,
out of
whom
went
seven
devils,
3
And
Joanna
the wife
of Chuza
Herod's
steward,
and
Susanna,
and
many
others,
which
ministered
unto him of their substance.
4
And
when much
people
were gathered together,
and
were come
to him
out of every
city,
he spake
by
a parable:
5
A sower
went out
to sow
his
seed:
and as he
sowed,
some
fell
by
the way side;
and
it was trodden down,
and
the fowls
of the air
devoured
it.
6
And
some
fell upon
a rock;
and
as soon as it was sprung up,
it withered away,
because
it lacked
moisture.
7
And
some
fell
among
thorns;
and
the thorns
sprang up with it,
and choked
it.
8
And
other
fell
on
good
ground,
and
sprang up,
and bare
fruit
an hundredfold.
And when he had said
these things,
he cried,
He that hath
ears
to hear,
let him hear.
9
And his
disciples
asked
him, saying,
What
might
this
parable
be?
10
And he said, Unto you
it is given
to know
the mysteries
of the kingdom
of God:
but
to others
in
parables;
that
seeing
they might
not see, and
hearing
they might
not understand.
11
Now
the parable
is
this:
The seed
is
the word
of God.
12
Those
by
the way side
are
they that hear;
then
cometh
the devil,
and
taketh away
the word
out of their
hearts,
lest
they should believe
and be saved.
13
They on
the rock
are they
, which,
when
they hear,
receive
the word
with
joy;
and
these
have
no
root,
which for
a while
believe,
and in
time
of temptation
fall away.
14
And
that which fell
among
thorns
are
they,
which, when they have heard,
go forth,
and
are choked
with
cares
and
riches
and
pleasures
of
this
life,
and
bring
no
fruit to perfection.
15
But that on
the
good
ground
are
they,
which
in
an honest
and
good
heart,
having heard
the word,
keep
it
, and
bring forth fruit
with
patience.
16
No man,
when he hath lighted
a candle,
covereth
it
with a vessel,
or
putteth
it
under
a bed;
but setteth
it
on
a candlestick,
that
they which enter in
may see
the light.
17
For
nothing
is
secret,
that
shall
not be made
manifest;
neither
any thing
hid,
that
shall
not be known and
come
abroad.
18
Take heed
therefore
how
ye hear:
for
whosoever
hath
,
to him
shall be given;
and
whosoever
hath
not, from him
shall be taken
even
that which
he seemeth
to have.
19
Then
came
to him
his
mother
and his
brethren,
and could
not
come
at him
for
the press.
20
And
it was told
him
by certain
which said, Thy
mother
and thy
brethren
stand
without,
desiring
to see thee.
21
And
he answered
and said unto them, My
mother
and my
brethren
are
these
which
hear
the word
of God,
and
do
it.
22
Now
it came to pass on a certain
day,
that he
went
into
a ship
with his
disciples:
and he said unto them,
Let us go over
unto
the other side
of the lake.
And
they launched forth.
23
But as they
sailed
he fell asleep:
and
there came down
a storm
of wind
on
the lake;
and
they were filled
with water
, and
were in jeopardy.
24
And
they came to him,
and awoke
him,
saying,
Master,
master,
we perish.
Then he arose,
and rebuked
the wind
and
the raging
of the water: and
they ceased,
and
there was
a calm.
25
And he said unto them,
Where
is your
faith?
And
they being afraid
wondered,
saying
one to another,
What manner of man
is
this!
for
he commandeth
even
the winds
and
water,
and
they obey
him.
26
And
they arrived
at
the country
of the Gadarenes,
which
is
over against
Galilee.
27
And when he
went forth
to
land,
there met
him out of
the city
a certain
man,
which
had
devils
long
time,
and ware no
clothes,
neither
abode
in
any
house,
but in
the tombs.
28
When he saw
Jesus,
he cried out,
and
fell down before
him, and
with a loud
voice
said,
What
have I to do with thee,
Jesus,
thou
Son
of God
most high?
I beseech
thee,
torment
me not.
29
(For
he had commanded
the unclean
spirit
to come
out of
the man.
For
oftentimes
it had caught
him: and
he was kept
bound
with chains
and
in fetters;
and
he brake
the bands,
and was driven
of the devil into
the wilderness.
)
30
And
Jesus
asked
him,
saying,
What
is thy
name?
And he said,
Legion:
because
many
devils
were entered
into him.
31
And
they besought
him that
he would
not command them
to go out
into
the deep.
32
And
there
was
there
an herd
of many
swine
feeding
on
the mountain:
and
they besought
him that
he would suffer
them
to enter
into them.
And
he suffered
them.
33
Then
went
the devils
out of
the man,
and entered
into
the swine:
and
the herd
ran
violently down
a steep
place into
the lake,
and
were choked.
34
When
they that fed
them
saw
what was done,
they fled,
and went
and told
it
in
the city
and in
the country.
35
Then
they went out
to see
what was done;
and
came
to
Jesus,
and
found
the man,
out of
whom
the devils
were departed,
sitting
at
the feet
of
Jesus,
clothed,
and
in his right mind:
and
they were afraid.
36
They also which saw
it
told
them
by what means
he that was possessed of the devils
was healed.
37
Then
the whole
multitude
of the country
of the Gadarenes
round about
besought
him
to depart
from them; for
they were taken
with great
fear:
and he
went up
into
the ship,
and returned back again.
38
Now
the man
out of
whom
the devils
were departed
besought
him that he might be with him: but Jesus
sent
him away,
saying,
39
Return
to thine own
house,
and
shew
how great things
God
hath done
unto thee. And
he went his way,
and
published
throughout
the whole
city
how great things
Jesus
had done
unto him.
40
And it came to pass, that, when
Jesus
was returned,
the people
gladly
received
him: for they were
all
waiting for
him.
41
And, behold,
there came
a man
named
Jairus,
and he was
a ruler
of the synagogue:
and
he fell down
at
Jesus'
feet,
and besought
him
that he would come
into his
house:
42
For he had
one only
daughter,
about
twelve
years of age,
and she
lay a dying.
But as he
went
the people
thronged
him.
43
And
a woman
having
an issue
of blood
twelve
years, which had spent all her living upon physicians, neither
could
be healed
of
any,
44
Came
behind
him
, and touched
the border
of his
garment:
and
immediately
her
issue
of blood
stanched.
45
And
Jesus
said,
Who
touched me? When
all
denied,
Peter
and they that were with him said,
Master,
the multitude
throng
thee and
press
thee
, and
sayest
thou,
Who
touched me?
46
And
Jesus
said,
Somebody
hath touched me: for I
perceive
that virtue
is gone
out of me.
47
And
when the woman
saw that
she was
not hid,
she came
trembling,
and
falling down
before
him,
she declared
unto him
before
all
the people
for
what
cause
she had touched him, and
how
she was
healed
immediately.
48
And he said unto her,
Daughter,
be of good comfort: thy
faith
hath made
thee whole;
go
in
peace.
49
While he
yet
spake,
there cometh
one
from
the ruler of the synagogue's
house
, saying
to him, Thy
daughter
is dead;
trouble
not
the Master.
50
But
when Jesus
heard
it
, he answered
him, saying,
Fear
not:
believe
only,
and
she shall be made whole.
51
And
when he came
into
the house,
he suffered
no man to go in,
save
Peter,
and
James,
and
John,
and
the father
and
the mother
of the maiden.
52
And
all
wept,
and
bewailed
her: but he said,
Weep
not;
she is
not dead, but
sleepeth.
53
And
they laughed
him to scorn, knowing that
she was dead.
54
And
he put them all out, and
took
her
by the hand,
and called,
saying,
Maid,
arise.
55
And her
spirit
came again,
and
she arose
straightway:
and
he commanded
to give
her meat.
56
And her
parents
were astonished:
but
he charged
them that they should tell
no man
what was done.
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