T	B|   THE HOLY BIBLE	T|  King James Version||     31,102 verses|      16,007 pages|	L2;|Contents ............................ 2	M|	T||Tip: click the words on|any page to close the|book and keep your|place.
B        Contents	T||   The Old Testament	L7;|Genesis ............................... 7	L769;|Exodus .......................... 769	L1420;|Leviticus ................... 1420	L1902;|Numbers .................... 1902	L2585;|Deuteronomy ......... 2585	L3140;|Joshua ....................... 3140	L3524;|Judges ....................... 3524	L3899;|Ruth .............................. 3899	L3949;|1 Samuel ................... 3949	L4438;|2 Samuel ................... 4438	L4842;|1 Kings ....................... 4842
L5324;2 Kings ....................... 5324	L5780;|1 Chronicles ......... 5780	L6217;|2 Chronicles ......... 6217	L6749;|Ezra ............................. 6749	L6905;|Nehemiah ................... 6905	L7127;|Esther ........................ 7127	L7243;|Job ................................ 7243	L7624;|Psalms ........................ 7624	L8532;|Proverbs ................. 8532	L8856;|Ecclesiastes ......... 8856	L8965;|Song of Solomon 8965	L9019;|Isaiah .......................... 9019	L9759;|Jeremiah ................... 9759	L10607;|Lamentations ...... 10607
L10678;Ezekiel ..................... 10678	L11457;|Daniel ....................... 11457	L11692;|Hosea ....................... 11692	L11797;|Joel ........................... 11797	L11838;|Amos .......................... 11838	L11921;|Obadiah ................... 11921	L11935;|Jonah ....................... 11935	L11961;|Micah ......................... 11961	L12023;|Nahum ....................... 12023	L12050;|Habakkuk ............... 12050	L12080;|Zephaniah ............. 12080	L12112;|Haggai ...................... 12112	L12134;|Zechariah ............. 12134	L12259;|Malachi .................... 12259
T  The New Testament	L12294;|Matthew ................... 12294	L12779;|Mark .......................... 12779	L13088;|Luke .......................... 13088	L13612;|John .......................... 13612	L13993;|Acts ........................... 13993	L14500;|Romans .................... 14500	L14697;|1 Corinthians ..... 14697	L14889;|2 Corinthians ..... 14889	L15014;|Galatians ............... 15014	L15079;|Ephesians ............. 15079	L15144;|Philippians ............ 15144	L15190;|Colossians ........... 15190	L15232;|1 Thess. ................. 15232
L15271;2 Thess. ................. 15271	L15293;|1 Timothy ............... 15293	L15344;|2 Timothy ............... 15344	L15381;|Titus .......................... 15381	L15402;|Philemon ................. 15402	L15412;|Hebrews ................. 15412	L15559;|James ....................... 15559	L15606;|1 Peter ................... 15606	L15659;|2 Peter ................... 15659	L15693;|1 John ..................... 15693	L15743;|2 John ..................... 15743	L15750;|3 John ..................... 15750	L15757;|Jude .......................... 15757	L15771;|Revelation ............ 15771
R	K2;The First Book of|Moses: Called|Genesis	T||1:1 In the beginning|God created the|heaven and the earth.|1:2 And the earth was|without form, and void;|and darkness was|upon the face of the|deep. And the Spirit of|God moved upon the|face of the waters.
R	T1:3 And God said, Let|there be light: and|there was light.|1:4 And God saw the|light, that it was good:|and God divided the|light from the|darkness.|1:5 And God called the|light Day, and the|darkness he called|Night. And the evening|and the morning were|the first day.
R	T1:6 And God said, Let|there be a firmament|in the midst of the|waters, and let it|divide the waters from|the waters.|1:7 And God made the|firmament, and divided|the waters which were|under the firmament|from the waters which|were above the|firmament: and it was|so.
R	T1:8 And God called the|firmament Heaven. And|the evening and the|morning were the|second day.|1:9 And God said, Let|the waters under the|heaven be gathered|together unto one|place, and let the dry|land appear: and it|was so.|1:10 And God called|the dry land Earth;
R	Tand the gathering|together of the|waters called he Seas:|and God saw that it|was good.|1:11 And God said, Let|the earth bring forth|grass, the herb|yielding seed, and the|fruit tree yielding|fruit after his kind,|whose seed is in itself,|upon the earth: and it|was so.
R	T1:12 And the earth|brought forth grass,|and herb yielding|seed after his kind,|and the tree yielding|fruit, whose seed was|in itself, after his kind:|and God saw that it|was good.|1:13 And the evening|and the morning were|the third day.|1:14 And God said, Let|there be lights in the
R	Tfirmament of the|heaven to divide the|day from the night;|and let them be for|signs, and for|seasons, and for|days, and years:|1:15 And let them be|for lights in the|firmament of the|heaven to give light|upon the earth: and it|was so.|1:16 And God made two
R	Tgreat lights; the|greater light to rule|the day, and the|lesser light to rule|the night: he made the|stars also.|1:17 And God set them|in the firmament of the|heaven to give light|upon the earth,|1:18 And to rule over|the day and over the|night, and to divide the|light from the
R	Tdarkness: and God|saw that it was good.|1:19 And the evening|and the morning were|the fourth day.|1:20 And God said, Let|the waters bring|forth abundantly the|moving creature that|hath life, and fowl that|may fly above the|earth in the open|firmament of heaven.|1:21 And God created
R	Tgreat whales, and|every living creature|that moveth, which the|waters brought forth|abundantly, after|their kind, and every|winged fowl after his|kind: and God saw that|it was good.|1:22 And God blessed|them, saying, Be|fruitful, and multiply,|and fill the waters in|the seas, and let fowl
R	Tmultiply in the earth.|1:23 And the evening|and the morning were|the fifth day.|1:24 And God said, Let|the earth bring forth|the living creature|after his kind, cattle,|and creeping thing,|and beast of the|earth after his kind:|and it was so.|1:25 And God made the|beast of the earth
R	Tafter his kind, and|cattle after their kind,|and every thing that|creepeth upon the|earth after his kind:|and God saw that it|was good.|1:26 And God said, Let|us make man in our|image, after our|likeness: and let them|have dominion over|the fish of the sea,|and over the fowl of
R	Tthe air, and over the|cattle, and over all|the earth, and over|every creeping thing|that creepeth upon|the earth.|1:27 So God created|man in his own image, in|the image of God|created he him; male|and female created he|them.|1:28 And God blessed|them, and God said
R	Tunto them, Be fruitful,|and multiply, and|replenish the earth,|and subdue it: and|have dominion over|the fish of the sea,|and over the fowl of|the air, and over|every living thing that|moveth upon the|earth.|1:29 And God said,|Behold, I have given|you every herb
R	Tbearing seed, which is|upon the face of all|the earth, and every|tree, in the which is|the fruit of a tree|yielding seed; to you it|shall be for meat.|1:30 And to every|beast of the earth,|and to every fowl of|the air, and to every|thing that creepeth|upon the earth,|wherein there is life, I
R	Thave given every|green herb for meat:|and it was so.|1:31 And God saw|every thing that he|had made, and, behold,|it was very good. And|the evening and the|morning were the sixth|day.||2:1 Thus the heavens|and the earth were|finished, and all the
R	Thost of them.|2:2 And on the|seventh day God|ended his work which|he had made; and he|rested on the seventh|day from all his work|which he had made.|2:3 And God blessed|the seventh day, and|sanctified it: because|that in it he had|rested from all his|work which God
R	Tcreated and made.|2:4 These are the|generations of the|heavens and of the|earth when they were|created, in the day|that the LORD God|made the earth and|the heavens,|2:5 And every plant of|the field before it was|in the earth, and|every herb of the|field before it grew:
R	Tfor the LORD God had|not caused it to rain|upon the earth, and|there was not a man|to till the ground.|2:6 But there went up|a mist from the earth,|and watered the whole|face of the ground.|2:7 And the LORD God|formed man of the|dust of the ground,|and breathed into his|nostrils the breath of
R	Tlife; and man became a|living soul.|2:8 And the LORD God|planted a garden|eastward in Eden; and|there he put the man|whom he had formed.|2:9 And out of the|ground made the LORD|God to grow every|tree that is pleasant|to the sight, and good|for food; the tree of|life also in the midst
R	Tof the garden, and|the tree of knowledge|of good and evil.|2:10 And a river went|out of Eden to water|the garden; and from|thence it was parted,|and became into four|heads.|2:11 The name of the|first is Pison: that is it|which compasseth the|whole land of Havilah,|where there is gold;
R	T2:12 And the gold of|that land is good:|there is bdellium and|the onyx stone.|2:13 And the name of|the second river is|Gihon: the same is it|that compasseth the|whole land of Ethiopia.|2:14 And the name of|the third river is|Hiddekel: that is it|which goeth toward|the east of Assyria.
R	TAnd the fourth river|is Euphrates.|2:15 And the LORD God|took the man, and put|him into the garden of|Eden to dress it and|to keep it.|2:16 And the LORD God|commanded the man,|saying, Of every tree|of the garden thou|mayest freely eat:|2:17 But of the tree|of the knowledge of
R	Tgood and evil, thou|shalt not eat of it: for|in the day that thou|eatest thereof thou|shalt surely die.|2:18 And the LORD God|said, It is not good|that the man should|be alone; I will make|him an help meet for|him.|2:19 And out of the|ground the LORD God|formed every beast
R	Tof the field, and|every fowl of the air;|and brought them unto|Adam to see what he|would call them: and|whatsoever Adam|called every living|creature, that was the|name thereof.|2:20 And Adam gave|names to all cattle,|and to the fowl of the|air, and to every|beast of the field; but
R	Tfor Adam there was|not found an help|meet for him.|2:21 And the LORD God|caused a deep sleep|to fall upon Adam, and|he slept: and he took|one of his ribs, and|closed up the flesh|instead thereof;|2:22 And the rib, which|the LORD God had|taken from man, made|he a woman, and
R	Tbrought her unto the|man.|2:23 And Adam said,|This is now bone of my|bones, and flesh of|my flesh: she shall be|called Woman, because|she was taken out of|Man.|2:24 Therefore shall|a man leave his father|and his mother, and|shall cleave unto his|wife: and they shall be
R	Tone flesh.|2:25 And they were|both naked, the man|and his wife, and were|not ashamed.||3:1 Now the serpent|was more subtil than|any beast of the field|which the LORD God|had made. And he said|unto the woman, Yea,|hath God said, Ye shall|not eat of every tree
R	Tof the garden?|3:2 And the woman said|unto the serpent, We|may eat of the fruit|of the trees of the|garden:|3:3 But of the fruit of|the tree which is in|the midst of the|garden, God hath said,|Ye shall not eat of it,|neither shall ye touch|it, lest ye die.|3:4 And the serpent
R	Tsaid unto the woman,|Ye shall not surely|die:|3:5 For God doth know|that in the day ye eat|thereof, then your|eyes shall be opened,|and ye shall be as|gods, knowing good|and evil.|3:6 And when the|woman saw that the|tree was good for|food, and that it was
R	Tpleasant to the eyes,|and a tree to be|desired to make one|wise, she took of the|fruit thereof, and did|eat, and gave also|unto her husband with|her; and he did eat.|3:7 And the eyes of|them both were|opened, and they knew|that they were naked;|and they sewed fig|leaves together, and
R	Tmade themselves|aprons.|3:8 And they heard|the voice of the LORD|God walking in the|garden in the cool of|the day: and Adam and|his wife hid themselves|from the presence of|the LORD God amongst|the trees of the|garden.|3:9 And the LORD God|called unto Adam, and
R	Tsaid unto him, Where|art thou?|3:10 And he said, I|heard thy voice in the|garden, and I was|afraid, because I was|naked; and I hid|myself.|3:11 And he said, Who|told thee that thou|wast naked? Hast thou|eaten of the tree,|whereof I commanded|thee that thou
R	Tshouldest not eat?|3:12 And the man said,|The woman whom thou|gavest to be with me,|she gave me of the|tree, and I did eat.|3:13 And the LORD God|said unto the woman,|What is this that thou|hast done? And the|woman said, The|serpent beguiled me,|and I did eat.|3:14 And the LORD God
R	Tsaid unto the serpent,|Because thou hast|done this, thou art|cursed above all|cattle, and above|every beast of the|field; upon thy belly|shalt thou go, and|dust shalt thou eat all|the days of thy life:|3:15 And I will put|enmity between thee|and the woman, and|between thy seed and
R	Ther seed; it shall|bruise thy head, and|thou shalt bruise his|heel.|3:16 Unto the woman|he said, I will greatly|multiply thy sorrow|and thy conception; in|sorrow thou shalt|bring forth children;|and thy desire shall|be to thy husband,|and he shall rule|over thee.
R	T3:17 And unto Adam he|said, Because thou|hast hearkened unto|the voice of thy wife,|and hast eaten of the|tree, of which I|commanded thee,|saying, Thou shalt not|eat of it: cursed is|the ground for thy|sake; in sorrow shalt|thou eat of it all the|days of thy life;|3:18 Thorns also and
R	Tthistles shall it bring|forth to thee; and|thou shalt eat the|herb of the field;|3:19 In the sweat of|thy face shalt thou|eat bread, till thou|return unto the|ground; for out of it|wast thou taken: for|dust thou art, and|unto dust shalt thou|return.|3:20 And Adam called
R	This wife's name Eve;|because she was the|mother of all living.|3:21 Unto Adam also|and to his wife did the|LORD God make coats|of skins, and clothed|them.|3:22 And the LORD God|said, Behold, the man|is become as one of|us, to know good and|evil: and now, lest he|put forth his hand,
R	Tand take also of the|tree of life, and eat,|and live for ever:|3:23 Therefore the|LORD God sent him|forth from the garden|of Eden, to till the|ground from whence|he was taken.|3:24 So he drove out|the man; and he|placed at the east of|the garden of Eden|Cherubims, and a
R	Tflaming sword which|turned every way, to|keep the way of the|tree of life.||4:1 And Adam knew Eve|his wife; and she|conceived, and bare|Cain, and said, I have|gotten a man from the|LORD.|4:2 And she again|bare his brother Abel.|And Abel was a keeper
R	Tof sheep, but Cain was|a tiller of the ground.|4:3 And in process of|time it came to pass,|that Cain brought of|the fruit of the|ground an offering|unto the LORD.|4:4 And Abel, he also|brought of the|firstlings of his flock|and of the fat|thereof. And the LORD|had respect unto Abel
R	Tand to his offering:|4:5 But unto Cain and|to his offering he had|not respect. And Cain|was very wroth, and|his countenance fell.|4:6 And the LORD said|unto Cain, Why art|thou wroth? and why|is thy countenance|fallen?|4:7 If thou doest well,|shalt thou not be|accepted? and if thou
R	Tdoest not well, sin|lieth at the door. And|unto thee shall be his|desire, and thou shalt|rule over him.|4:8 And Cain talked|with Abel his brother:|and it came to pass,|when they were in the|field, that Cain rose|up against Abel his|brother, and slew him.|4:9 And the LORD said|unto Cain, Where is
R	TAbel thy brother? And|he said, I know not: Am|I my brother's|keeper?|4:10 And he said, What|hast thou done? the|voice of thy brother's|blood crieth unto me|from the ground.|4:11 And now art thou|cursed from the|earth, which hath|opened her mouth to|receive thy brother's
R	Tblood from thy hand;|4:12 When thou tillest|the ground, it shall|not henceforth yield|unto thee her|strength; a fugitive|and a vagabond shalt|thou be in the earth.|4:13 And Cain said|unto the LORD, My|punishment is greater|than I can bear.|4:14 Behold, thou hast|driven me out this day
R	Tfrom the face of the|earth; and from thy|face shall I be hid;|and I shall be a|fugitive and a|vagabond in the earth;|and it shall come to|pass, that every one|that findeth me shall|slay me.|4:15 And the LORD said|unto him, Therefore|whosoever slayeth|Cain, vengeance shall
R	Tbe taken on him|sevenfold. And the|LORD set a mark upon|Cain, lest any finding|him should kill him.|4:16 And Cain went out|from the presence of|the LORD, and dwelt in|the land of Nod, on|the east of Eden.|4:17 And Cain knew his|wife; and she|conceived, and bare|Enoch: and he builded
R	Ta city, and called the|name of the city, after|the name of his son,|Enoch.|4:18 And unto Enoch|was born Irad: and|Irad begat Mehujael:|and Mehujael begat|Methusael: and|Methusael begat|Lamech.|4:19 And Lamech took|unto him two wives: the|name of the one was
R	TAdah, and the name of|the other Zillah.|4:20 And Adah bare|Jabal: he was the|father of such as|dwell in tents, and of|such as have cattle.|4:21 And his brother's|name was Jubal: he|was the father of all|such as handle the|harp and organ.|4:22 And Zillah, she|also bare Tubalcain,
R	Tan instructer of|every artificer in|brass and iron: and|the sister of|Tubalcain was Naamah.|4:23 And Lamech said|unto his wives, Adah|and Zillah, Hear my|voice; ye wives of|Lamech, hearken unto|my speech: for I have|slain a man to my|wounding, and a young|man to my hurt.
R	T4:24 If Cain shall be|avenged sevenfold,|truly Lamech seventy|and sevenfold.|4:25 And Adam knew|his wife again; and she|bare a son, and called|his name Seth: For|God, said she, hath|appointed me another|seed instead of Abel,|whom Cain slew.|4:26 And to Seth, to|him also there was
R	Tborn a son; and he|called his name Enos:|then began men to call|upon the name of the|LORD.||5:1 This is the book of|the generations of|Adam. In the day that|God created man, in|the likeness of God|made he him;|5:2 Male and female|created he them; and
R	Tblessed them, and|called their name|Adam, in the day when|they were created.|5:3 And Adam lived an|hundred and thirty|years, and begat a|son in his own|likeness, and after his|image; and called his|name Seth:|5:4 And the days of|Adam after he had|begotten Seth were
R	Teight hundred years:|and he begat sons|and daughters:|5:5 And all the days|that Adam lived were|nine hundred and|thirty years: and he|died.|5:6 And Seth lived an|hundred and five|years, and begat|Enos:|5:7 And Seth lived|after he begat Enos
R	Teight hundred and|seven years, and|begat sons and|daughters:|5:8 And all the days|of Seth were nine|hundred and twelve|years: and he died.|5:9 And Enos lived|ninety years, and|begat Cainan:|5:10 And Enos lived|after he begat Cainan|eight hundred and
R	Tfifteen years, and|begat sons and|daughters:|5:11 And all the days|of Enos were nine|hundred and five|years: and he died.|5:12 And Cainan lived|seventy years and|begat Mahalaleel:|5:13 And Cainan lived|after he begat|Mahalaleel eight|hundred and forty
R	Tyears, and begat sons|and daughters:|5:14 And all the days|of Cainan were nine|hundred and ten|years: and he died.|5:15 And Mahalaleel|lived sixty and five|years, and begat|Jared:|5:16 And Mahalaleel|lived after he begat|Jared eight hundred|and thirty years, and
R	Tbegat sons and|daughters:|5:17 And all the days|of Mahalaleel were|eight hundred ninety|and five years: and|he died.|5:18 And Jared lived|an hundred sixty and|two years, and he|begat Enoch:|5:19 And Jared lived|after he begat Enoch|eight hundred years,
R	Tand begat sons and|daughters:|5:20 And all the days|of Jared were nine|hundred sixty and two|years: and he died.|5:21 And Enoch lived|sixty and five years,|and begat Methuselah:|5:22 And Enoch walked|with God after he|begat Methuselah|three hundred years,|and begat sons and
R	Tdaughters:|5:23 And all the days|of Enoch were three|hundred sixty and|five years:|5:24 And Enoch walked|with God: and he was|not; for God took him.|5:25 And Methuselah|lived an hundred|eighty and seven|years, and begat|Lamech.|5:26 And Methuselah
R	Tlived after he begat|Lamech seven|hundred eighty and|two years, and begat|sons and daughters:|5:27 And all the days|of Methuselah were|nine hundred sixty|and nine years: and|he died.|5:28 And Lamech lived|an hundred eighty and|two years, and begat|a son:
R	T5:29 And he called his|name Noah, saying,|This same shall|comfort us|concerning our work|and toil of our hands,|because of the|ground which the LORD|hath cursed.|5:30 And Lamech lived|after he begat Noah|five hundred ninety|and five years, and|begat sons and
R	Tdaughters:|5:31 And all the days|of Lamech were seven|hundred seventy and|seven years: and he|died.|5:32 And Noah was|five hundred years|old: and Noah begat|Shem, Ham, and|Japheth.||6:1 And it came to|pass, when men began
R	Tto multiply on the face|of the earth, and|daughters were born|unto them,|6:2 That the sons of|God saw the|daughters of men that|they were fair; and|they took them wives|of all which they|chose.|6:3 And the LORD said,|My spirit shall not|always strive with man,
R	Tfor that he also is|flesh: yet his days|shall be an hundred|and twenty years.|6:4 There were giants|in the earth in those|days; and also after|that, when the sons of|God came in unto the|daughters of men, and|they bare children to|them, the same became|mighty men which were|of old, men of renown.
R	T6:5 And God saw that|the wickedness of man|was great in the|earth, and that every|imagination of the|thoughts of his heart|was only evil|continually.|6:6 And it repented|the LORD that he had|made man on the|earth, and it grieved|him at his heart.|6:7 And the LORD said,
R	TI will destroy man|whom I have created|from the face of the|earth; both man, and|beast, and the|creeping thing, and|the fowls of the air;|for it repenteth me|that I have made them.|6:8 But Noah found|grace in the eyes of|the LORD.|6:9 These are the|generations of Noah:
R	TNoah was a just man|and perfect in his|generations, and Noah|walked with God.|6:10 And Noah begat|three sons, Shem, Ham,|and Japheth.|6:11 The earth also|was corrupt before|God, and the earth|was filled with|violence.|6:12 And God looked|upon the earth, and,
R	Tbehold, it was corrupt;|for all flesh had|corrupted his way|upon the earth.|6:13 And God said unto|Noah, The end of all|flesh is come before|me; for the earth is|filled with violence|through them; and,|behold, I will destroy|them with the earth.|6:14 Make thee an ark|of gopher wood;
R	Trooms shalt thou make|in the ark, and shalt|pitch it within and|without with pitch.|6:15 And this is the|fashion which thou|shalt make it of: The|length of the ark|shall be three|hundred cubits, the|breadth of it fifty|cubits, and the height|of it thirty cubits.|6:16 A window shalt
R	Tthou make to the ark,|and in a cubit shalt|thou finish it above;|and the door of the|ark shalt thou set in|the side thereof; with|lower, second, and|third stories shalt|thou make it.|6:17 And, behold, I,|even I, do bring a|flood of waters upon|the earth, to destroy|all flesh, wherein is
R	Tthe breath of life,|from under heaven;|and every thing that|is in the earth shall|die.|6:18 But with thee will I|establish my covenant;|and thou shalt come|into the ark, thou, and|thy sons, and thy wife,|and thy sons' wives|with thee.|6:19 And of every|living thing of all
R	Tflesh, two of every|sort shalt thou bring|into the ark, to keep|them alive with thee;|they shall be male and|female.|6:20 Of fowls after|their kind, and of|cattle after their kind,|of every creeping|thing of the earth|after his kind, two of|every sort shall come|unto thee, to keep
R	Tthem alive.|6:21 And take thou|unto thee of all food|that is eaten, and thou|shalt gather it to|thee; and it shall be|for food for thee,|and for them.|6:22 Thus did Noah;|according to all that|God commanded him, so|did he.||7:1 And the LORD said
R	Tunto Noah, Come thou|and all thy house into|the ark; for thee have|I seen righteous|before me in this|generation.|7:2 Of every clean|beast thou shalt take|to thee by sevens, the|male and his female:|and of beasts that|are not clean by two,|the male and his|female.
R	T7:3 Of fowls also of|the air by sevens, the|male and the female;|to keep seed alive|upon the face of all|the earth.|7:4 For yet seven|days, and I will cause|it to rain upon the|earth forty days and|forty nights; and|every living|substance that I have|made will I destroy
R	Tfrom off the face of|the earth.|7:5 And Noah did|according unto all|that the LORD|commanded him.|7:6 And Noah was six|hundred years old|when the flood of|waters was upon the|earth.|7:7 And Noah went in,|and his sons, and his|wife, and his sons'
R	Twives with him, into the|ark, because of the|waters of the flood.|7:8 Of clean beasts,|and of beasts that|are not clean, and of|fowls, and of every|thing that creepeth|upon the earth,|7:9 There went in two|and two unto Noah into|the ark, the male and|the female, as God had|commanded Noah.
R	T7:10 And it came to|pass after seven|days, that the waters|of the flood were|upon the earth.|7:11 In the six|hundredth year of|Noah's life, in the|second month, the|seventeenth day of|the month, the same|day were all the|fountains of the great|deep broken up, and
R	Tthe windows of heaven|were opened.|7:12 And the rain was|upon the earth forty|days and forty nights.|7:13 In the selfsame|day entered Noah, and|Shem, and Ham, and|Japheth, the sons of|Noah, and Noah's wife,|and the three wives|of his sons with them,|into the ark;|7:14 They, and every
R	Tbeast after his kind,|and all the cattle|after their kind, and|every creeping thing|that creepeth upon|the earth after his|kind, and every fowl|after his kind, every|bird of every sort.|7:15 And they went in|unto Noah into the|ark, two and two of all|flesh, wherein is the|breath of life.
R	T7:16 And they that|went in, went in male|and female of all|flesh, as God had|commanded him: and|the LORD shut him in.|7:17 And the flood was|forty days upon the|earth; and the waters|increased, and bare|up the ark, and it was|lift up above the|earth.|7:18 And the waters
R	Tprevailed, and were|increased greatly|upon the earth; and|the ark went upon the|face of the waters.|7:19 And the waters|prevailed exceedingly|upon the earth; and|all the high hills, that|were under the whole|heaven, were covered.|7:20 Fifteen cubits|upward did the waters|prevail; and the
R	Tmountains were|covered.|7:21 And all flesh died|that moved upon the|earth, both of fowl,|and of cattle, and of|beast, and of every|creeping thing that|creepeth upon the|earth, and every man:|7:22 All in whose|nostrils was the|breath of life, of all|that was in the dry
R	Tland, died.|7:23 And every living|substance was|destroyed which was|upon the face of the|ground, both man, and|cattle, and the|creeping things, and|the fowl of the|heaven; and they were|destroyed from the|earth: and Noah only|remained alive, and|they that were with him
R	Tin the ark.|7:24 And the waters|prevailed upon the|earth an hundred and|fifty days.||8:1 And God|remembered Noah, and|every living thing, and|all the cattle that was|with him in the ark: and|God made a wind to|pass over the earth,|and the waters
R	Tasswaged;|8:2 The fountains also|of the deep and the|windows of heaven|were stopped, and the|rain from heaven was|restrained;|8:3 And the waters|returned from off the|earth continually: and|after the end of the|hundred and fifty|days the waters were|abated.
R	T8:4 And the ark|rested in the seventh|month, on the|seventeenth day of|the month, upon the|mountains of Ararat.|8:5 And the waters|decreased continually|until the tenth month:|in the tenth month, on|the first day of the|month, were the tops|of the mountains seen.|8:6 And it came to
R	Tpass at the end of|forty days, that Noah|opened the window of|the ark which he had|made:|8:7 And he sent forth|a raven, which went|forth to and fro, until|the waters were dried|up from off the earth.|8:8 Also he sent forth|a dove from him, to|see if the waters|were abated from off
R	Tthe face of the|ground;|8:9 But the dove|found no rest for the|sole of her foot, and|she returned unto him|into the ark, for the|waters were on the|face of the whole|earth: then he put|forth his hand, and|took her, and pulled|her in unto him into|the ark.
R	T8:10 And he stayed|yet other seven days;|and again he sent|forth the dove out of|the ark;|8:11 And the dove|came in to him in the|evening; and, lo, in her|mouth was an olive|leaf pluckt off: so|Noah knew that the|waters were abated|from off the earth.|8:12 And he stayed
R	Tyet other seven days;|and sent forth the|dove; which returned|not again unto him any|more.|8:13 And it came to|pass in the six|hundredth and first|year, in the first|month, the first day of|the month, the waters|were dried up from|off the earth: and|Noah removed the
R	Tcovering of the ark,|and looked, and,|behold, the face of|the ground was dry.|8:14 And in the second|month, on the seven|and twentieth day of|the month, was the|earth dried.|8:15 And God spake|unto Noah, saying,|8:16 Go forth of the|ark, thou, and thy wife,|and thy sons, and thy
R	Tsons' wives with thee.|8:17 Bring forth with|thee every living thing|that is with thee, of all|flesh, both of fowl,|and of cattle, and of|every creeping thing|that creepeth upon|the earth; that they|may breed abundantly|in the earth, and be|fruitful, and multiply|upon the earth.|8:18 And Noah went
R	Tforth, and his sons,|and his wife, and his|sons' wives with him:|8:19 Every beast,|every creeping thing,|and every fowl, and|whatsoever creepeth|upon the earth, after|their kinds, went forth|out of the ark.|8:20 And Noah builded|an altar unto the|LORD; and took of|every clean beast,
R	Tand of every clean|fowl, and offered|burnt offerings on|the altar.|8:21 And the LORD|smelled a sweet|savour; and the LORD|said in his heart, I will|not again curse the|ground any more for|man's sake; for the|imagination of man's|heart is evil from his|youth; neither will I
R	Tagain smite any more|every thing living, as I|have done.|8:22 While the earth|remaineth, seedtime|and harvest, and cold|and heat, and summer|and winter, and day|and night shall not|cease.||9:1 And God blessed|Noah and his sons,|and said unto them, Be
R	Tfruitful, and multiply,|and replenish the|earth.|9:2 And the fear of|you and the dread of|you shall be upon|every beast of the|earth, and upon every|fowl of the air, upon|all that moveth upon|the earth, and upon|all the fishes of the|sea; into your hand|are they delivered.
R	T9:3 Every moving thing|that liveth shall be|meat for you; even as|the green herb have I|given you all things.|9:4 But flesh with the|life thereof, which is|the blood thereof,|shall ye not eat.|9:5 And surely your|blood of your lives|will I require; at the|hand of every beast|will I require it, and at
R	Tthe hand of man; at|the hand of every|man's brother will I|require the life of|man.|9:6 Whoso sheddeth|man's blood, by man|shall his blood be|shed: for in the image|of God made he man.|9:7 And you, be ye|fruitful, and multiply;|bring forth|abundantly in the
R	Tearth, and multiply|therein.|9:8 And God spake|unto Noah, and to his|sons with him, saying,|9:9 And I, behold, I|establish my covenant|with you, and with your|seed after you;|9:10 And with every|living creature that is|with you, of the fowl,|of the cattle, and of|every beast of the
R	Tearth with you; from|all that go out of the|ark, to every beast of|the earth.|9:11 And I will|establish my covenant|with you, neither shall|all flesh be cut off|any more by the|waters of a flood;|neither shall there|any more be a flood|to destroy the earth.|9:12 And God said, This
R	Tis the token of the|covenant which I make|between me and you|and every living|creature that is with|you, for perpetual|generations:|9:13 I do set my bow in|the cloud, and it shall|be for a token of a|covenant between me|and the earth.|9:14 And it shall come|to pass, when I bring
R	Ta cloud over the|earth, that the bow|shall be seen in the|cloud:|9:15 And I will|remember my|covenant, which is|between me and you|and every living|creature of all flesh;|and the waters shall|no more become a|flood to destroy all|flesh.
R	T9:16 And the bow shall|be in the cloud; and I|will look upon it, that I|may remember the|everlasting covenant|between God and|every living creature|of all flesh that is|upon the earth.|9:17 And God said unto|Noah, This is the token|of the covenant, which|I have established|between me and all
R	Tflesh that is upon the|earth.|9:18 And the sons of|Noah, that went forth|of the ark, were Shem,|and Ham, and Japheth:|and Ham is the father|of Canaan.|9:19 These are the|three sons of Noah:|and of them was the|whole earth|overspread.|9:20 And Noah began
R	Tto be an husbandman,|and he planted a|vineyard:|9:21 And he drank of|the wine, and was|drunken; and he was|uncovered within his|tent.|9:22 And Ham, the|father of Canaan, saw|the nakedness of his|father, and told his|two brethren without.|9:23 And Shem and
R	TJapheth took a|garment, and laid it|upon both their|shoulders, and went|backward, and|covered the|nakedness of their|father; and their|faces were backward,|and they saw not their|father's nakedness.|9:24 And Noah awoke|from his wine, and|knew what his younger
R	Tson had done unto him.|9:25 And he said,|Cursed be Canaan; a|servant of servants|shall he be unto his|brethren.|9:26 And he said,|Blessed be the LORD|God of Shem; and|Canaan shall be his|servant.|9:27 God shall enlarge|Japheth, and he shall|dwell in the tents of
R	TShem; and Canaan|shall be his servant.|9:28 And Noah lived|after the flood three|hundred and fifty|years.|9:29 And all the days|of Noah were nine|hundred and fifty|years: and he died.||10:1 Now these are|the generations of|the sons of Noah,
R	TShem, Ham, and|Japheth: and unto|them were sons born|after the flood.|10:2 The sons of|Japheth; Gomer, and|Magog, and Madai, and|Javan, and Tubal, and|Meshech, and Tiras.|10:3 And the sons of|Gomer; Ashkenaz, and|Riphath, and Togarmah.|10:4 And the sons of|Javan; Elishah, and
R	TTarshish, Kittim, and|Dodanim.|10:5 By these were|the isles of the|Gentiles divided in|their lands; every one|after his tongue,|after their families, in|their nations.|10:6 And the sons of|Ham; Cush, and Mizraim,|and Phut, and Canaan.|10:7 And the sons of|Cush; Seba, and
R	THavilah, and Sabtah,|and Raamah, and|Sabtechah: and the|sons of Raamah;|Sheba, and Dedan.|10:8 And Cush begat|Nimrod: he began to be|a mighty one in the|earth.|10:9 He was a mighty|hunter before the|LORD: wherefore it is|said, Even as Nimrod|the mighty hunter
R	Tbefore the LORD.|10:10 And the|beginning of his|kingdom was Babel, and|Erech, and Accad, and|Calneh, in the land of|Shinar.|10:11 Out of that land|went forth Asshur,|and builded Nineveh,|and the city Rehoboth,|and Calah,|10:12 And Resen|between Nineveh and
R	TCalah: the same is a|great city.|10:13 And Mizraim|begat Ludim, and|Anamim, and Lehabim,|and Naphtuhim,|10:14 And Pathrusim,|and Casluhim, (out of|whom came Philistim,)|and Caphtorim.|10:15 And Canaan|begat Sidon his first|born, and Heth,|10:16 And the
R	TJebusite, and the|Amorite, and the|Girgasite,|10:17 And the Hivite,|and the Arkite, and|the Sinite,|10:18 And the|Arvadite, and the|Zemarite, and the|Hamathite: and|afterward were the|families of the|Canaanites spread|abroad.
R	T10:19 And the border|of the Canaanites was|from Sidon, as thou|comest to Gerar, unto|Gaza; as thou goest,|unto Sodom, and|Gomorrah, and Admah,|and Zeboim, even unto|Lasha.|10:20 These are the|sons of Ham, after|their families, after|their tongues, in their|countries, and in their
R	Tnations.|10:21 Unto Shem also,|the father of all the|children of Eber, the|brother of Japheth|the elder, even to him|were children born.|10:22 The children of|Shem; Elam, and|Asshur, and Arphaxad,|and Lud, and Aram.|10:23 And the children|of Aram; Uz, and Hul,|and Gether, and Mash.
R	T10:24 And Arphaxad|begat Salah; and Salah|begat Eber.|10:25 And unto Eber|were born two sons:|the name of one was|Peleg; for in his days|was the earth divided;|and his brother's|name was Joktan.|10:26 And Joktan|begat Almodad, and|Sheleph, and|Hazarmaveth, and
R	TJerah,|10:27 And Hadoram,|and Uzal, and Diklah,|10:28 And Obal, and|Abimael, and Sheba,|10:29 And Ophir, and|Havilah, and Jobab: all|these were the sons|of Joktan.|10:30 And their|dwelling was from|Mesha, as thou goest|unto Sephar a mount|of the east.
R	T10:31 These are the|sons of Shem, after|their families, after|their tongues, in their|lands, after their|nations.|10:32 These are the|families of the sons of|Noah, after their|generations, in their|nations: and by these|were the nations|divided in the earth|after the flood.
R	T11:1 And the whole|earth was of one|language, and of one|speech.|11:2 And it came to|pass, as they|journeyed from the|east, that they found|a plain in the land of|Shinar; and they dwelt|there.|11:3 And they said one|to another, Go to, let|us make brick, and
R	Tburn them thoroughly.|And they had brick|for stone, and slime|had they for morter.|11:4 And they said, Go|to, let us build us a|city and a tower,|whose top may reach|unto heaven; and let|us make us a name,|lest we be scattered|abroad upon the face|of the whole earth.|11:5 And the LORD
R	Tcame down to see the|city and the tower,|which the children of|men builded.|11:6 And the LORD|said, Behold, the|people is one, and|they have all one|language; and this|they begin to do: and|now nothing will be|restrained from them,|which they have|imagined to do.
R	T11:7 Go to, let us go|down, and there|confound their|language, that they|may not understand|one another's speech.|11:8 So the LORD|scattered them|abroad from thence|upon the face of all|the earth: and they|left off to build the|city.|11:9 Therefore is the
R	Tname of it called|Babel; because the|LORD did there|confound the|language of all the|earth: and from|thence did the LORD|scatter them abroad|upon the face of all|the earth.|11:10 These are the|generations of Shem:|Shem was an hundred|years old, and begat
R	TArphaxad two years|after the flood:|11:11 And Shem lived|after he begat|Arphaxad five|hundred years, and|begat sons and|daughters.|11:12 And Arphaxad|lived five and thirty|years, and begat|Salah:|11:13 And Arphaxad|lived after he begat
R	TSalah four hundred|and three years, and|begat sons and|daughters.|11:14 And Salah lived|thirty years, and|begat Eber:|11:15 And Salah lived|after he begat Eber|four hundred and|three years, and|begat sons and|daughters.|11:16 And Eber lived
R	Tfour and thirty years,|and begat Peleg:|11:17 And Eber lived|after he begat Peleg|four hundred and|thirty years, and|begat sons and|daughters.|11:18 And Peleg lived|thirty years, and|begat Reu:|11:19 And Peleg lived|after he begat Reu|two hundred and nine
R	Tyears, and begat sons|and daughters.|11:20 And Reu lived|two and thirty years,|and begat Serug:|11:21 And Reu lived|after he begat Serug|two hundred and|seven years, and|begat sons and|daughters.|11:22 And Serug lived|thirty years, and|begat Nahor:
R	T11:23 And Serug lived|after he begat Nahor|two hundred years,|and begat sons and|daughters.|11:24 And Nahor lived|nine and twenty years,|and begat Terah:|11:25 And Nahor lived|after he begat Terah|an hundred and|nineteen years, and|begat sons and|daughters.
R	T11:26 And Terah lived|seventy years, and|begat Abram, Nahor,|and Haran.|11:27 Now these are|the generations of|Terah: Terah begat|Abram, Nahor, and|Haran; and Haran|begat Lot.|11:28 And Haran died|before his father|Terah in the land of|his nativity, in Ur of
R	Tthe Chaldees.|11:29 And Abram and|Nahor took them wives:|the name of Abram's|wife was Sarai; and|the name of Nahor's|wife, Milcah, the|daughter of Haran,|the father of Milcah,|and the father of|Iscah.|11:30 But Sarai was|barren; she had no|child.
R	T11:31 And Terah took|Abram his son, and Lot|the son of Haran his|son's son, and Sarai|his daughter in law,|his son Abram's wife;|and they went forth|with them from Ur of|the Chaldees, to go|into the land of|Canaan; and they came|unto Haran, and dwelt|there.|11:32 And the days of
R	TTerah were two|hundred and five|years: and Terah died|in Haran.||12:1 Now the LORD had|said unto Abram, Get|thee out of thy|country, and from thy|kindred, and from thy|father's house, unto a|land that I will shew|thee:|12:2 And I will make of
R	Tthee a great nation,|and I will bless thee,|and make thy name|great; and thou shalt|be a blessing:|12:3 And I will bless|them that bless thee,|and curse him that|curseth thee: and in|thee shall all families|of the earth be|blessed.|12:4 So Abram|departed, as the LORD
R	Thad spoken unto him;|and Lot went with him:|and Abram was|seventy and five|years old when he|departed out of|Haran.|12:5 And Abram took|Sarai his wife, and Lot|his brother's son, and|all their substance|that they had|gathered, and the|souls that they had
R	Tgotten in Haran; and|they went forth to go|into the land of|Canaan; and into the|land of Canaan they|came.|12:6 And Abram|passed through the|land unto the place of|Sichem, unto the plain|of Moreh. And the|Canaanite was then in|the land.|12:7 And the LORD
R	Tappeared unto Abram,|and said, Unto thy|seed will I give this|land: and there|builded he an altar|unto the LORD, who|appeared unto him.|12:8 And he removed|from thence unto a|mountain on the east|of Bethel, and pitched|his tent, having Bethel|on the west, and Hai|on the east: and there
R	The builded an altar|unto the LORD, and|called upon the name|of the LORD.|12:9 And Abram|journeyed, going on|still toward the south.|12:10 And there was a|famine in the land: and|Abram went down into|Egypt to sojourn|there; for the famine|was grievous in the|land.
R	T12:11 And it came to|pass, when he was|come near to enter|into Egypt, that he|said unto Sarai his|wife, Behold now, I|know that thou art a|fair woman to look|upon:|12:12 Therefore it|shall come to pass,|when the Egyptians|shall see thee, that|they shall say, This is
R	This wife: and they will|kill me, but they will|save thee alive.|12:13 Say, I pray thee,|thou art my sister:|that it may be well with|me for thy sake; and|my soul shall live|because of thee.|12:14 And it came to|pass, that, when Abram|was come into Egypt,|the Egyptians beheld|the woman that she
R	Twas very fair.|12:15 The princes|also of Pharaoh saw|her, and commended|her before Pharaoh:|and the woman was|taken into Pharaoh's|house.|12:16 And he|entreated Abram well|for her sake: and he|had sheep, and oxen,|and he asses, and|menservants, and
R	Tmaidservants, and she|asses, and camels.|12:17 And the LORD|plagued Pharaoh and|his house with great|plagues because of|Sarai Abram's wife.|12:18 And Pharaoh|called Abram and said,|What is this that thou|hast done unto me?|why didst thou not tell|me that she was thy|wife?
R	T12:19 Why saidst thou,|She is my sister? so I|might have taken her|to me to wife: now|therefore behold thy|wife, take her, and go|thy way.|12:20 And Pharaoh|commanded his men|concerning him: and|they sent him away,|and his wife, and all|that he had.|
R	T13:1 And Abram went|up out of Egypt, he,|and his wife, and all|that he had, and Lot|with him, into the south.|13:2 And Abram was|very rich in cattle, in|silver, and in gold.|13:3 And he went on|his journeys from the|south even to Bethel,|unto the place where|his tent had been at|the beginning, between
R	TBethel and Hai;|13:4 Unto the place of|the altar, which he|had made there at the|first: and there Abram|called on the name of|the LORD.|13:5 And Lot also,|which went with Abram,|had flocks, and herds,|and tents.|13:6 And the land was|not able to bear them,|that they might dwell
R	Ttogether: for their|substance was great,|so that they could not|dwell together.|13:7 And there was a|strife between the|herdmen of Abram's|cattle and the|herdmen of Lot's|cattle: and the|Canaanite and the|Perizzite dwelled then|in the land.|13:8 And Abram said
R	Tunto Lot, Let there be|no strife, I pray thee,|between me and thee,|and between my|herdmen and thy|herdmen; for we be|brethren.|13:9 Is not the whole|land before thee?|separate thyself, I|pray thee, from me: if|thou wilt take the left|hand, then I will go to|the right; or if thou
R	Tdepart to the right|hand, then I will go to|the left.|13:10 And Lot lifted up|his eyes, and beheld|all the plain of|Jordan, that it was|well watered every|where, before the|LORD destroyed Sodom|and Gomorrah, even|as the garden of the|LORD, like the land of|Egypt, as thou comest
R	Tunto Zoar.|13:11 Then Lot chose|him all the plain of|Jordan; and Lot|journeyed east: and|they separated|themselves the one|from the other.|13:12 Abram dwelled in|the land of Canaan,|and Lot dwelled in the|cities of the plain, and|pitched his tent|toward Sodom.
R	T13:13 But the men of|Sodom were wicked|and sinners before|the LORD exceedingly.|13:14 And the LORD|said unto Abram, after|that Lot was|separated from him,|Lift up now thine eyes,|and look from the|place where thou art|northward, and|southward, and|eastward, and
R	Twestward:|13:15 For all the land|which thou seest, to|thee will I give it, and|to thy seed for ever.|13:16 And I will make|thy seed as the dust|of the earth: so that|if a man can number|the dust of the earth,|then shall thy seed|also be numbered.|13:17 Arise, walk|through the land in
R	Tthe length of it and in|the breadth of it; for|I will give it unto thee.|13:18 Then Abram|removed his tent, and|came and dwelt in the|plain of Mamre, which|is in Hebron, and built|there an altar unto|the LORD.||14:1 And it came to|pass in the days of|Amraphel king of
R	TShinar, Arioch king of|Ellasar, Chedorlaomer|king of Elam, and Tidal|king of nations;|14:2 That these made|war with Bera king of|Sodom, and with Birsha|king of Gomorrah,|Shinab king of Admah,|and Shemeber king of|Zeboiim, and the king|of Bela, which is Zoar.|14:3 All these were|joined together in the
R	Tvale of Siddim, which is|the salt sea.|14:4 Twelve years|they served|Chedorlaomer, and in|the thirteenth year|they rebelled.|14:5 And in the|fourteenth year came|Chedorlaomer, and the|kings that were with|him, and smote the|Rephaims in Ashteroth|Karnaim, and the
R	TZuzims in Ham, and the|Emins in Shaveh|Kiriathaim,|14:6 And the Horites in|their mount Seir, unto|Elparan, which is by|the wilderness.|14:7 And they|returned, and came to|Enmishpat, which is|Kadesh, and smote all|the country of the|Amalekites, and also|the Amorites, that
R	Tdwelt in Hazezontamar.|14:8 And there went|out the king of Sodom,|and the king of|Gomorrah, and the|king of Admah, and the|king of Zeboiim, and|the king of Bela (the|same is Zoar;) and|they joined battle with|them in the vale of|Siddim;|14:9 With|Chedorlaomer the king
R	Tof Elam, and with Tidal|king of nations, and|Amraphel king of|Shinar, and Arioch|king of Ellasar; four|kings with five.|14:10 And the vale of|Siddim was full of|slimepits; and the kings|of Sodom and|Gomorrah fled, and|fell there; and they|that remained fled to|the mountain.
R	T14:11 And they took|all the goods of|Sodom and Gomorrah,|and all their victuals,|and went their way.|14:12 And they took|Lot, Abram's brother's|son, who dwelt in|Sodom, and his goods,|and departed.|14:13 And there came|one that had escaped,|and told Abram the|Hebrew; for he dwelt
R	Tin the plain of Mamre|the Amorite, brother|of Eshcol, and|brother of Aner: and|these were|confederate with|Abram.|14:14 And when Abram|heard that his|brother was taken|captive, he armed his|trained servants,|born in his own house,|three hundred and
R	Teighteen, and pursued|them unto Dan.|14:15 And he divided|himself against them,|he and his servants,|by night, and smote|them, and pursued|them unto Hobah, which|is on the left hand of|Damascus.|14:16 And he brought|back all the goods,|and also brought|again his brother Lot,
R	Tand his goods, and the|women also, and the|people.|14:17 And the king of|Sodom went out to|meet him after his|return from the|slaughter of|Chedorlaomer, and of|the kings that were|with him, at the valley|of Shaveh, which is|the king's dale.|14:18 And Melchizedek
R	Tking of Salem brought|forth bread and wine:|and he was the priest|of the most high God.|14:19 And he blessed|him, and said, Blessed|be Abram of the most|high God, possessor|of heaven and earth:|14:20 And blessed be|the most high God,|which hath delivered|thine enemies into thy|hand. And he gave him
R	Ttithes of all.|14:21 And the king of|Sodom said unto|Abram, Give me the|persons, and take the|goods to thyself.|14:22 And Abram said|to the king of Sodom, I|have lift up mine hand|unto the LORD, the|most high God, the|possessor of heaven|and earth,|14:23 That I will not
R	Ttake from a thread|even to a shoelatchet,|and that I will not take|any thing that is thine,|lest thou shouldest|say, I have made|Abram rich:|14:24 Save only that|which the young men|have eaten, and the|portion of the men|which went with me,|Aner, Eshcol, and|Mamre; let them take
R	Ttheir portion.||15:1 After these|things the word of the|LORD came unto Abram|in a vision, saying,|Fear not, Abram: I am|thy shield, and thy|exceeding great|reward.|15:2 And Abram said,|LORD God, what wilt|thou give me, seeing I|go childless, and the
R	Tsteward of my house|is this Eliezer of|Damascus?|15:3 And Abram said,|Behold, to me thou|hast given no seed:|and, lo, one born in my|house is mine heir.|15:4 And, behold, the|word of the LORD|came unto him, saying,|This shall not be thine|heir; but he that shall|come forth out of
R	Tthine own bowels shall|be thine heir.|15:5 And he brought|him forth abroad, and|said, Look now toward|heaven, and tell the|stars, if thou be able|to number them: and|he said unto him, So|shall thy seed be.|15:6 And he believed|in the LORD; and he|counted it to him for|righteousness.
R	T15:7 And he said unto|him, I am the LORD that|brought thee out of|Ur of the Chaldees, to|give thee this land to|inherit it.|15:8 And he said, LORD|God, whereby shall I|know that I shall|inherit it?|15:9 And he said unto|him, Take me an heifer|of three years old,|and a she goat of
R	Tthree years old, and|a ram of three years|old, and a turtledove,|and a young pigeon.|15:10 And he took|unto him all these, and|divided them in the|midst, and laid each|piece one against|another: but the birds|divided he not.|15:11 And when the|fowls came down upon|the carcases, Abram
R	Tdrove them away.|15:12 And when the|sun was going down, a|deep sleep fell upon|Abram; and, lo, an|horror of great|darkness fell upon|him.|15:13 And he said unto|Abram, Know of a|surety that thy seed|shall be a stranger in|a land that is not|theirs, and shall
R	Tserve them; and they|shall afflict them four|hundred years;|15:14 And also that|nation, whom they shall|serve, will I judge:|and afterward shall|they come out with|great substance.|15:15 And thou shalt|go to thy fathers in|peace; thou shalt be|buried in a good old|age.
R	T15:16 But in the|fourth generation|they shall come hither|again: for the iniquity|of the Amorites is not|yet full.|15:17 And it came to|pass, that, when the|sun went down, and it|was dark, behold a|smoking furnace, and|a burning lamp that|passed between those|pieces.
R	T15:18 In the same day|the LORD made a|covenant with Abram,|saying, Unto thy seed|have I given this land,|from the river of|Egypt unto the great|river, the river|Euphrates:|15:19 The Kenites, and|the Kenizzites, and the|Kadmonites,|15:20 And the Hittites,|and the Perizzites,
R	Tand the Rephaims,|15:21 And the|Amorites, and the|Canaanites, and the|Girgashites, and the|Jebusites.||16:1 Now Sarai Abram's|wife bare him no|children: and she had|an handmaid, an|Egyptian, whose name|was Hagar.|16:2 And Sarai said
R	Tunto Abram, Behold|now, the LORD hath|restrained me from|bearing: I pray thee,|go in unto my maid; it|may be that I may|obtain children by|her. And Abram|hearkened to the|voice of Sarai.|16:3 And Sarai Abram's|wife took Hagar her|maid the Egyptian,|after Abram had dwelt
R	Tten years in the land|of Canaan, and gave|her to her husband|Abram to be his wife.|16:4 And he went in|unto Hagar, and she|conceived: and when|she saw that she had|conceived, her|mistress was despised|in her eyes.|16:5 And Sarai said|unto Abram, My wrong|be upon thee: I have
R	Tgiven my maid into thy|bosom; and when she|saw that she had|conceived, I was|despised in her eyes:|the LORD judge|between me and thee.|16:6 But Abram said|unto Sarai, Behold, thy|maid is in thine hand;|do to her as it|pleaseth thee. And|when Sarai dealt|hardly with her, she
R	Tfled from her face.|16:7 And the angel of|the LORD found her|by a fountain of water|in the wilderness, by|the fountain in the|way to Shur.|16:8 And he said,|Hagar, Sarai's maid,|whence camest thou?|and whither wilt thou|go? And she said, I|flee from the face of|my mistress Sarai.
R	T16:9 And the angel of|the LORD said unto|her, Return to thy|mistress, and submit|thyself under her|hands.|16:10 And the angel of|the LORD said unto|her, I will multiply thy|seed exceedingly, that|it shall not be|numbered for|multitude.|16:11 And the angel of
R	Tthe LORD said unto|her, Behold, thou art|with child and shalt|bear a son, and shalt|call his name Ishmael;|because the LORD|hath heard thy|affliction.|16:12 And he will be a|wild man; his hand will|be against every man,|and every man's hand|against him; and he|shall dwell in the
R	Tpresence of all his|brethren.|16:13 And she called|the name of the LORD|that spake unto her,|Thou God seest me:|for she said, Have I|also here looked|after him that seeth|me?|16:14 Wherefore the|well was called|Beerlahairoi; behold, it|is between Kadesh and
R	TBered.|16:15 And Hagar bare|Abram a son: and|Abram called his son's|name, which Hagar|bare, Ishmael.|16:16 And Abram was|fourscore and six|years old, when Hagar|bare Ishmael to|Abram.||17:1 And when Abram|was ninety years old
R	Tand nine, the LORD|appeared to Abram,|and said unto him, I am|the Almighty God; walk|before me, and be|thou perfect.|17:2 And I will make my|covenant between me|and thee, and will|multiply thee|exceedingly.|17:3 And Abram fell on|his face: and God|talked with him, saying,
R	T17:4 As for me, behold,|my covenant is with|thee, and thou shalt|be a father of many|nations.|17:5 Neither shall thy|name any more be|called Abram, but thy|name shall be|Abraham; for a father|of many nations have|I made thee.|17:6 And I will make|thee exceeding
R	Tfruitful, and I will make|nations of thee, and|kings shall come out|of thee.|17:7 And I will|establish my covenant|between me and thee|and thy seed after|thee in their|generations for an|everlasting covenant,|to be a God unto thee,|and to thy seed after|thee.
R	T17:8 And I will give|unto thee, and to thy|seed after thee, the|land wherein thou art|a stranger, all the|land of Canaan, for|an everlasting|possession; and I will|be their God.|17:9 And God said unto|Abraham, Thou shalt|keep my covenant|therefore, thou, and|thy seed after thee in
R	Ttheir generations.|17:10 This is my|covenant, which ye|shall keep, between me|and you and thy seed|after thee; Every man|child among you shall|be circumcised.|17:11 And ye shall|circumcise the flesh|of your foreskin; and|it shall be a token of|the covenant betwixt|me and you.
R	T17:12 And he that is|eight days old shall|be circumcised among|you, every man child|in your generations,|he that is born in the|house, or bought with|money of any|stranger, which is not|of thy seed.|17:13 He that is born|in thy house, and he|that is bought with thy|money, must needs be
R	Tcircumcised: and my|covenant shall be in|your flesh for an|everlasting covenant.|17:14 And the|uncircumcised man|child whose flesh of|his foreskin is not|circumcised, that soul|shall be cut off from|his people; he hath|broken my covenant.|17:15 And God said|unto Abraham, As for
R	TSarai thy wife, thou|shalt not call her|name Sarai, but Sarah|shall her name be.|17:16 And I will bless|her, and give thee a|son also of her: yea, I|will bless her, and she|shall be a mother of|nations; kings of|people shall be of|her.|17:17 Then Abraham|fell upon his face, and
R	Tlaughed, and said in|his heart, Shall a child|be born unto him that|is an hundred years|old? and shall Sarah,|that is ninety years|old, bear?|17:18 And Abraham|said unto God, O that|Ishmael might live|before thee!|17:19 And God said,|Sarah thy wife shall|bear thee a son
R	Tindeed; and thou shalt|call his name Isaac:|and I will establish my|covenant with him for|an everlasting|covenant, and with his|seed after him.|17:20 And as for|Ishmael, I have heard|thee: Behold, I have|blessed him, and will|make him fruitful, and|will multiply him|exceedingly; twelve
R	Tprinces shall he|beget, and I will make|him a great nation.|17:21 But my covenant|will I establish with|Isaac, which Sarah|shall bear unto thee|at this set time in the|next year.|17:22 And he left off|talking with him, and|God went up from|Abraham.|17:23 And Abraham
R	Ttook Ishmael his son,|and all that were born|in his house, and all|that were bought with|his money, every male|among the men of|Abraham's house; and|circumcised the flesh|of their foreskin in|the selfsame day, as|God had said unto him.|17:24 And Abraham|was ninety years old|and nine, when he was
R	Tcircumcised in the|flesh of his foreskin.|17:25 And Ishmael his|son was thirteen|years old, when he|was circumcised in the|flesh of his foreskin.|17:26 In the selfsame|day was Abraham|circumcised, and|Ishmael his son.|17:27 And all the men|of his house, born in|the house, and bought
R	Twith money of the|stranger, were|circumcised with him.||18:1 And the LORD|appeared unto him in|the plains of Mamre:|and he sat in the tent|door in the heat of|the day;|18:2 And he lift up his|eyes and looked, and,|lo, three men stood by|him: and when he saw
R	Tthem, he ran to meet|them from the tent|door, and bowed|himself toward the|ground,|18:3 And said, My LORD,|if now I have found|favour in thy sight,|pass not away, I pray|thee, from thy|servant:|18:4 Let a little water,|I pray you, be|fetched, and wash
R	Tyour feet, and rest|yourselves under the|tree:|18:5 And I will fetch a|morsel of bread, and|comfort ye your|hearts; after that ye|shall pass on: for|therefore are ye|come to your servant.|And they said, So do,|as thou hast said.|18:6 And Abraham|hastened into the tent
R	Tunto Sarah, and said,|Make ready quickly|three measures of|fine meal, knead it, and|make cakes upon the|hearth.|18:7 And Abraham ran|unto the herd, and|fetcht a calf tender|and good, and gave it|unto a young man; and|he hasted to dress it.|18:8 And he took|butter, and milk, and
R	Tthe calf which he had|dressed, and set it|before them; and he|stood by them under|the tree, and they did|eat.|18:9 And they said|unto him, Where is|Sarah thy wife? And|he said, Behold, in the|tent.|18:10 And he said, I|will certainly return|unto thee according
R	Tto the time of life; and,|lo, Sarah thy wife|shall have a son. And|Sarah heard it in the|tent door, which was|behind him.|18:11 Now Abraham|and Sarah were old|and well stricken in|age; and it ceased to|be with Sarah after|the manner of women.|18:12 Therefore|Sarah laughed within
R	Therself, saying, After|I am waxed old shall I|have pleasure, my|lord being old also?|18:13 And the LORD|said unto Abraham,|Wherefore did Sarah|laugh, saying, Shall I|of a surety bear a|child, which am old?|18:14 Is any thing too|hard for the LORD? At|the time appointed I|will return unto thee,
R	Taccording to the time|of life, and Sarah|shall have a son.|18:15 Then Sarah|denied, saying, I|laughed not; for she|was afraid. And he|said, Nay; but thou|didst laugh.|18:16 And the men|rose up from thence,|and looked toward|Sodom: and Abraham|went with them to bring
R	Tthem on the way.|18:17 And the LORD|said, Shall I hide from|Abraham that thing|which I do;|18:18 Seeing that|Abraham shall surely|become a great and|mighty nation, and all|the nations of the|earth shall be|blessed in him?|18:19 For I know him,|that he will command
R	This children and his|household after him,|and they shall keep|the way of the LORD,|to do justice and|judgment; that the|LORD may bring upon|Abraham that which he|hath spoken of him.|18:20 And the LORD|said, Because the cry|of Sodom and|Gomorrah is great,|and because their sin
R	Tis very grievous;|18:21 I will go down|now, and see whether|they have done|altogether according|to the cry of it, which|is come unto me; and if|not, I will know.|18:22 And the men|turned their faces|from thence, and went|toward Sodom: but|Abraham stood yet|before the LORD.
R	T18:23 And Abraham|drew near, and said,|Wilt thou also destroy|the righteous with the|wicked?|18:24 Peradventure|there be fifty|righteous within the|city: wilt thou also|destroy and not|spare the place for|the fifty righteous|that are therein?|18:25 That be far
R	Tfrom thee to do after|this manner, to slay|the righteous with the|wicked: and that the|righteous should be|as the wicked, that be|far from thee: Shall|not the Judge of all|the earth do right?|18:26 And the LORD|said, If I find in Sodom|fifty righteous within|the city, then I will|spare all the place
R	Tfor their sakes.|18:27 And Abraham|answered and said,|Behold now, I have|taken upon me to|speak unto the LORD,|which am but dust and|ashes:|18:28 Peradventure|there shall lack five|of the fifty righteous:|wilt thou destroy all|the city for lack of|five? And he said, If I
R	Tfind there forty and|five, I will not destroy|it.|18:29 And he spake|unto him yet again, and|said, Peradventure|there shall be forty|found there. And he|said, I will not do it|for forty's sake.|18:30 And he said unto|him, Oh let not the|LORD be angry, and I|will speak:
R	TPeradventure there|shall thirty be found|there. And he said, I|will not do it, if I find|thirty there.|18:31 And he said,|Behold now, I have|taken upon me to|speak unto the LORD:|Peradventure there|shall be twenty found|there. And he said, I|will not destroy it for|twenty's sake.
R	T18:32 And he said, Oh|let not the LORD be|angry, and I will speak|yet but this once:|Peradventure ten|shall be found there.|And he said, I will not|destroy it for ten's|sake.|18:33 And the LORD|went his way, as soon|as he had left|communing with|Abraham: and Abraham
R	Treturned unto his|place.||19:1 And there came|two angels to Sodom|at even; and Lot sat in|the gate of Sodom:|and Lot seeing them|rose up to meet them;|and he bowed himself|with his face toward|the ground;|19:2 And he said,|Behold now, my lords,
R	Tturn in, I pray you,|into your servant's|house, and tarry all|night, and wash your|feet, and ye shall rise|up early, and go on|your ways. And they|said, Nay; but we will|abide in the street all|night.|19:3 And he pressed|upon them greatly;|and they turned in|unto him, and entered
R	Tinto his house; and he|made them a feast,|and did bake|unleavened bread,|and they did eat.|19:4 But before they|lay down, the men of|the city, even the men|of Sodom, compassed|the house round, both|old and young, all the|people from every|quarter:|19:5 And they called
R	Tunto Lot, and said|unto him, Where are|the men which came in|to thee this night?|bring them out unto|us, that we may know|them.|19:6 And Lot went out|at the door unto them,|and shut the door|after him,|19:7 And said, I pray|you, brethren, do not|so wickedly.
R	T19:8 Behold now, I|have two daughters|which have not known|man; let me, I pray|you, bring them out|unto you, and do ye to|them as is good in|your eyes: only unto|these men do nothing;|for therefore came|they under the|shadow of my roof.|19:9 And they said,|Stand back. And they
R	Tsaid again, This one|fellow came in to|sojourn, and he will|needs be a judge: now|will we deal worse with|thee, than with them.|And they pressed|sore upon the man,|even Lot, and came|near to break the|door.|19:10 But the men put|forth their hand, and|pulled Lot into the
R	Thouse to them, and|shut to the door.|19:11 And they smote|the men that were at|the door of the house|with blindness, both|small and great: so|that they wearied|themselves to find the|door.|19:12 And the men said|unto Lot, Hast thou|here any besides?|son in law, and thy
R	Tsons, and thy|daughters, and|whatsoever thou hast|in the city, bring them|out of this place:|19:13 For we will|destroy this place,|because the cry of|them is waxen great|before the face of|the LORD; and the|LORD hath sent us to|destroy it.|19:14 And Lot went
R	Tout, and spake unto|his sons in law, which|married his daughters,|and said, Up, get you|out of this place; for|the LORD will destroy|this city. But he|seemed as one that|mocked unto his sons|in law.|19:15 And when the|morning arose, then|the angels hastened|Lot, saying, Arise, take
R	Tthy wife, and thy two|daughters, which are|here; lest thou be|consumed in the|iniquity of the city.|19:16 And while he|lingered, the men laid|hold upon his hand,|and upon the hand of|his wife, and upon the|hand of his two|daughters; the LORD|being merciful unto|him: and they brought
R	Thim forth, and set him|without the city.|19:17 And it came to|pass, when they had|brought them forth|abroad, that he said,|Escape for thy life;|look not behind thee,|neither stay thou in|all the plain; escape|to the mountain, lest|thou be consumed.|19:18 And Lot said|unto them, Oh, not so,
R	Tmy LORD:|19:19 Behold now, thy|servant hath found|grace in thy sight, and|thou hast magnified|thy mercy, which thou|hast shewed unto me|in saving my life; and I|cannot escape to the|mountain, lest some|evil take me, and I die:|19:20 Behold now, this|city is near to flee|unto, and it is a little
R	Tone: Oh, let me escape|thither, (is it not a|little one?) and my|soul shall live.|19:21 And he said unto|him, See, I have|accepted thee|concerning this thing|also, that I will not|overthrow this city,|for the which thou|hast spoken.|19:22 Haste thee,|escape thither; for I
R	Tcannot do anything till|thou be come thither.|Therefore the name|of the city was called|Zoar.|19:23 The sun was|risen upon the earth|when Lot entered into|Zoar.|19:24 Then the LORD|rained upon Sodom|and upon Gomorrah|brimstone and fire|from the LORD out of
R	Theaven;|19:25 And he|overthrew those|cities, and all the|plain, and all the|inhabitants of the|cities, and that which|grew upon the ground.|19:26 But his wife|looked back from|behind him, and she|became a pillar of|salt.|19:27 And Abraham gat
R	Tup early in the|morning to the place|where he stood|before the LORD:|19:28 And he looked|toward Sodom and|Gomorrah, and toward|all the land of the|plain, and beheld, and,|lo, the smoke of the|country went up as|the smoke of a|furnace.|19:29 And it came to
R	Tpass, when God|destroyed the cities|of the plain, that God|remembered Abraham,|and sent Lot out of|the midst of the|overthrow, when he|overthrew the cities in|the which Lot dwelt.|19:30 And Lot went up|out of Zoar, and dwelt|in the mountain, and|his two daughters with|him; for he feared to
R	Tdwell in Zoar: and he|dwelt in a cave, he|and his two daughters.|19:31 And the|firstborn said unto|the younger, Our|father is old, and|there is not a man in|the earth to come in|unto us after the|manner of all the|earth:|19:32 Come, let us|make our father drink
R	Twine, and we will lie|with him, that we may|preserve seed of our|father.|19:33 And they made|their father drink wine|that night: and the|firstborn went in, and|lay with her father;|and he perceived not|when she lay down,|nor when she arose.|19:34 And it came to|pass on the morrow,
R	Tthat the firstborn|said unto the younger,|Behold, I lay|yesternight with my|father: let us make him|drink wine this night|also; and go thou in,|and lie with him, that|we may preserve seed|of our father.|19:35 And they made|their father drink wine|that night also: and|the younger arose,
R	Tand lay with him; and|he perceived not when|she lay down, nor|when she arose.|19:36 Thus were both|the daughters of Lot|with child by their|father.|19:37 And the first|born bare a son, and|called his name Moab:|the same is the father|of the Moabites unto|this day.
R	T19:38 And the|younger, she also|bare a son, and called|his name Benammi: the|same is the father of|the children of Ammon|unto this day.||20:1 And Abraham|journeyed from|thence toward the|south country, and|dwelled between|Kadesh and Shur, and
R	Tsojourned in Gerar.|20:2 And Abraham said|of Sarah his wife, She|is my sister: and|Abimelech king of|Gerar sent, and took|Sarah.|20:3 But God came to|Abimelech in a dream|by night, and said to|him, Behold, thou art|but a dead man, for|the woman which thou|hast taken; for she is
R	Ta man's wife.|20:4 But Abimelech had|not come near her:|and he said, LORD, wilt|thou slay also a|righteous nation?|20:5 Said he not unto|me, She is my sister?|and she, even she|herself said, He is my|brother: in the|integrity of my heart|and innocency of my|hands have I done
R	Tthis.|20:6 And God said unto|him in a dream, Yea, I|know that thou didst|this in the integrity of|thy heart; for I also|withheld thee from|sinning against me:|therefore suffered I|thee not to touch her.|20:7 Now therefore|restore the man his|wife; for he is a|prophet, and he shall
R	Tpray for thee, and|thou shalt live: and if|thou restore her not,|know thou that thou|shalt surely die, thou,|and all that are thine.|20:8 Therefore|Abimelech rose early|in the morning, and|called all his|servants, and told all|these things in their|ears: and the men|were sore afraid.
R	T20:9 Then Abimelech|called Abraham, and|said unto him, What|hast thou done unto|us? and what have I|offended thee, that|thou hast brought on|me and on my kingdom|a great sin? thou hast|done deeds unto me|that ought not to be|done.|20:10 And Abimelech|said unto Abraham,
R	TWhat sawest thou, that|thou hast done this|thing?|20:11 And Abraham|said, Because I|thought, Surely the|fear of God is not in|this place; and they|will slay me for my|wife's sake.|20:12 And yet indeed|she is my sister; she|is the daughter of my|father, but not the
R	Tdaughter of my|mother; and she|became my wife.|20:13 And it came to|pass, when God|caused me to wander|from my father's|house, that I said unto|her, This is thy|kindness which thou|shalt shew unto me; at|every place whither|we shall come, say of|me, He is my brother.
R	T20:14 And Abimelech|took sheep, and oxen,|and menservants, and|womenservants, and|gave them unto|Abraham, and|restored him Sarah|his wife.|20:15 And Abimelech|said, Behold, my land is|before thee: dwell|where it pleaseth|thee.|20:16 And unto Sarah
R	The said, Behold, I have|given thy brother a|thousand pieces of|silver: behold, he is to|thee a covering of|the eyes, unto all that|are with thee, and with|all other: thus she|was reproved.|20:17 So Abraham|prayed unto God: and|God healed Abimelech,|and his wife, and his|maidservants; and
R	Tthey bare children.|20:18 For the LORD|had fast closed up all|the wombs of the|house of Abimelech,|because of Sarah|Abraham's wife.||21:1 And the LORD|visited Sarah as he|had said, and the LORD|did unto Sarah as he|had spoken.|21:2 For Sarah
R	Tconceived, and bare|Abraham a son in his|old age, at the set|time of which God had|spoken to him.|21:3 And Abraham|called the name of his|son that was born|unto him, whom Sarah|bare to him, Isaac.|21:4 And Abraham|circumcised his son|Isaac being eight days|old, as God had
R	Tcommanded him.|21:5 And Abraham was|an hundred years old,|when his son Isaac|was born unto him.|21:6 And Sarah said,|God hath made me to|laugh, so that all that|hear will laugh with me.|21:7 And she said, Who|would have said unto|Abraham, that Sarah|should have given|children suck? for I
R	Thave born him a son in|his old age.|21:8 And the child|grew, and was weaned:|and Abraham made a|great feast the same|day that Isaac was|weaned.|21:9 And Sarah saw|the son of Hagar the|Egyptian, which she|had born unto|Abraham, mocking.|21:10 Wherefore she
R	Tsaid unto Abraham,|Cast out this|bondwoman and her|son: for the son of|this bondwoman shall|not be heir with my|son, even with Isaac.|21:11 And the thing|was very grievous in|Abraham's sight|because of his son.|21:12 And God said|unto Abraham, Let it|not be grievous in thy
R	Tsight because of the|lad, and because of|thy bondwoman; in all|that Sarah hath said|unto thee, hearken|unto her voice; for in|Isaac shall thy seed|be called.|21:13 And also of the|son of the bondwoman|will I make a nation,|because he is thy|seed.|21:14 And Abraham
R	Trose up early in the|morning, and took|bread, and a bottle of|water, and gave it|unto Hagar, putting it|on her shoulder, and|the child, and sent|her away: and she|departed, and|wandered in the|wilderness of|Beersheba.|21:15 And the water|was spent in the
R	Tbottle, and she cast|the child under one of|the shrubs.|21:16 And she went,|and sat her down|over against him a|good way off, as it|were a bow shot: for|she said, Let me not|see the death of the|child. And she sat|over against him, and|lift up her voice, and|wept.
R	T21:17 And God heard|the voice of the lad;|and the angel of God|called to Hagar out of|heaven, and said unto|her, What aileth thee,|Hagar? fear not; for|God hath heard the|voice of the lad where|he is.|21:18 Arise, lift up the|lad, and hold him in|thine hand; for I will|make him a great
R	Tnation.|21:19 And God opened|her eyes, and she saw|a well of water; and|she went, and filled|the bottle with water,|and gave the lad|drink.|21:20 And God was with|the lad; and he grew,|and dwelt in the|wilderness, and|became an archer.|21:21 And he dwelt in
R	Tthe wilderness of|Paran: and his mother|took him a wife out of|the land of Egypt.|21:22 And it came to|pass at that time, that|Abimelech and Phichol|the chief captain of|his host spake unto|Abraham, saying, God|is with thee in all that|thou doest:|21:23 Now therefore|swear unto me here
R	Tby God that thou wilt|not deal falsely with|me, nor with my son,|nor with my son's son:|but according to the|kindness that I have|done unto thee, thou|shalt do unto me, and|to the land wherein|thou hast sojourned.|21:24 And Abraham|said, I will swear.|21:25 And Abraham|reproved Abimelech
R	Tbecause of a well of|water, which|Abimelech's servants|had violently taken|away.|21:26 And Abimelech|said, I wot not who|hath done this thing;|neither didst thou tell|me, neither yet heard|I of it, but to day.|21:27 And Abraham|took sheep and oxen,|and gave them unto
R	TAbimelech; and both of|them made a covenant.|21:28 And Abraham set|seven ewe lambs of|the flock by|themselves.|21:29 And Abimelech|said unto Abraham,|What mean these|seven ewe lambs which|thou hast set by|themselves?|21:30 And he said, For|these seven ewe
R	Tlambs shalt thou take|of my hand, that they|may be a witness unto|me, that I have digged|this well.|21:31 Wherefore he|called that place|Beersheba; because|there they sware both|of them.|21:32 Thus they made|a covenant at|Beersheba: then|Abimelech rose up,
R	Tand Phichol the chief|captain of his host,|and they returned|into the land of the|Philistines.|21:33 And Abraham|planted a grove in|Beersheba, and called|there on the name of|the LORD, the|everlasting God.|21:34 And Abraham|sojourned in the|Philistines' land many
R	Tdays.||22:1 And it came to|pass after these|things, that God did|tempt Abraham, and|said unto him, Abraham:|and he said, Behold,|here I am.|22:2 And he said, Take|now thy son, thine|only son Isaac, whom|thou lovest, and get|thee into the land of
R	TMoriah; and offer him|there for a burnt|offering upon one of|the mountains which I|will tell thee of.|22:3 And Abraham|rose up early in the|morning, and saddled|his ass, and took two|of his young men with|him, and Isaac his son,|and clave the wood|for the burnt|offering, and rose up,
R	Tand went unto the|place of which God|had told him.|22:4 Then on the third|day Abraham lifted up|his eyes, and saw the|place afar off.|22:5 And Abraham said|unto his young men,|Abide ye here with the|ass; and I and the lad|will go yonder and|worship, and come|again to you.
R	T22:6 And Abraham took|the wood of the burnt|offering, and laid it|upon Isaac his son;|and he took the fire in|his hand, and a knife;|and they went both of|them together.|22:7 And Isaac spake|unto Abraham his|father, and said, My|father: and he said,|Here am I, my son. And|he said, Behold the
R	Tfire and the wood: but|where is the lamb for|a burnt offering?|22:8 And Abraham said,|My son, God will|provide himself a lamb|for a burnt offering:|so they went both of|them together.|22:9 And they came to|the place which God|had told him of; and|Abraham built an altar|there, and laid the
R	Twood in order, and|bound Isaac his son,|and laid him on the|altar upon the wood.|22:10 And Abraham|stretched forth his|hand, and took the|knife to slay his son.|22:11 And the angel of|the LORD called unto|him out of heaven, and|said, Abraham,|Abraham: and he said,|Here am I.
R	T22:12 And he said, Lay|not thine hand upon|the lad, neither do|thou any thing unto|him: for now I know|that thou fearest God,|seeing thou hast not|withheld thy son, thine|only son from me.|22:13 And Abraham|lifted up his eyes, and|looked, and behold|behind him a ram|caught in a thicket by
R	This horns: and|Abraham went and|took the ram, and|offered him up for a|burnt offering in the|stead of his son.|22:14 And Abraham|called the name of|that place|Jehovahjireh: as it is|said to this day, In the|mount of the LORD it|shall be seen.|22:15 And the angel of
R	Tthe LORD called unto|Abraham out of|heaven the second|time,|22:16 And said, By|myself have I sworn,|saith the LORD, for|because thou hast|done this thing, and|hast not withheld thy|son, thine only son:|22:17 That in blessing|I will bless thee, and|in multiplying I will
R	Tmultiply thy seed as|the stars of the|heaven, and as the|sand which is upon the|sea shore; and thy|seed shall possess|the gate of his|enemies;|22:18 And in thy seed|shall all the nations|of the earth be|blessed; because thou|hast obeyed my voice.|22:19 So Abraham
R	Treturned unto his|young men, and they|rose up and went|together to|Beersheba; and|Abraham dwelt at|Beersheba.|22:20 And it came to|pass after these|things, that it was told|Abraham, saying,|Behold, Milcah, she|hath also born|children unto thy
R	Tbrother Nahor;|22:21 Huz his|firstborn, and Buz his|brother, and Kemuel|the father of Aram,|22:22 And Chesed, and|Hazo, and Pildash, and|Jidlaph, and Bethuel.|22:23 And Bethuel|begat Rebekah: these|eight Milcah did bear|to Nahor, Abraham's|brother.|22:24 And his
R	Tconcubine, whose name|was Reumah, she bare|also Tebah, and|Gaham, and Thahash,|and Maachah.||23:1 And Sarah was an|hundred and seven|and twenty years old:|these were the years|of the life of Sarah.|23:2 And Sarah died in|Kirjatharba; the same|is Hebron in the land
R	Tof Canaan: and|Abraham came to|mourn for Sarah, and|to weep for her.|23:3 And Abraham|stood up from before|his dead, and spake|unto the sons of Heth,|saying,|23:4 I am a stranger|and a sojourner with|you: give me a|possession of a|buryingplace with you,
R	Tthat I may bury my|dead out of my sight.|23:5 And the children|of Heth answered|Abraham, saying unto|him,|23:6 Hear us, my lord:|thou art a mighty|prince among us: in|the choice of our|sepulchres bury thy|dead; none of us shall|withhold from thee his|sepulchre, but that
R	Tthou mayest bury thy|dead.|23:7 And Abraham|stood up, and bowed|himself to the people|of the land, even to|the children of Heth.|23:8 And he communed|with them, saying, If it|be your mind that I|should bury my dead|out of my sight; hear|me, and intreat for me|to Ephron the son of
R	TZohar,|23:9 That he may give|me the cave of|Machpelah, which he|hath, which is in the|end of his field; for|as much money as it is|worth he shall give it|me for a possession|of a buryingplace|amongst you.|23:10 And Ephron|dwelt among the|children of Heth: and
R	TEphron the Hittite|answered Abraham in|the audience of the|children of Heth, even|of all that went in at|the gate of his city,|saying,|23:11 Nay, my lord,|hear me: the field give|I thee, and the cave|that is therein, I give|it thee; in the|presence of the sons|of my people give I it
R	Tthee: bury thy dead.|23:12 And Abraham|bowed down himself|before the people of|the land.|23:13 And he spake|unto Ephron in the|audience of the|people of the land,|saying, But if thou wilt|give it, I pray thee,|hear me: I will give|thee money for the|field; take it of me, and
R	TI will bury my dead|there.|23:14 And Ephron|answered Abraham,|saying unto him,|23:15 My lord, hearken|unto me: the land is|worth four hundred|shekels of silver; what|is that betwixt me and|thee? bury therefore|thy dead.|23:16 And Abraham|hearkened unto
R	TEphron; and Abraham|weighed to Ephron the|silver, which he had|named in the audience|of the sons of Heth,|four hundred shekels|of silver, current|money with the|merchant.|23:17 And the field of|Ephron which was in|Machpelah, which was|before Mamre, the|field, and the cave
R	Twhich was therein, and|all the trees that|were in the field, that|were in all the|borders round about,|were made sure|23:18 Unto Abraham|for a possession in|the presence of the|children of Heth,|before all that went in|at the gate of his city.|23:19 And after this,|Abraham buried Sarah
R	This wife in the cave of|the field of Machpelah|before Mamre: the|same is Hebron in the|land of Canaan.|23:20 And the field,|and the cave that is|therein, were made|sure unto Abraham|for a possession of a|buryingplace by the|sons of Heth.||24:1 And Abraham was
R	Told, and well stricken|in age: and the LORD|had blessed Abraham|in all things.|24:2 And Abraham said|unto his eldest|servant of his house,|that ruled over all|that he had, Put, I|pray thee, thy hand|under my thigh:|24:3 And I will make|thee swear by the|LORD, the God of
R	Theaven, and the God|of the earth, that|thou shalt not take a|wife unto my son of|the daughters of the|Canaanites, among|whom I dwell:|24:4 But thou shalt go|unto my country, and|to my kindred, and|take a wife unto my|son Isaac.|24:5 And the servant|said unto him,
R	TPeradventure the|woman will not be|willing to follow me|unto this land: must I|needs bring thy son|again unto the land|from whence thou|camest?|24:6 And Abraham said|unto him, Beware thou|that thou bring not my|son thither again.|24:7 The LORD God of|heaven, which took me
R	Tfrom my father's|house, and from the|land of my kindred,|and which spake unto|me, and that sware|unto me, saying, Unto|thy seed will I give|this land; he shall|send his angel before|thee, and thou shalt|take a wife unto my|son from thence.|24:8 And if the woman|will not be willing to
R	Tfollow thee, then thou|shalt be clear from|this my oath: only|bring not my son|thither again.|24:9 And the servant|put his hand under|the thigh of Abraham|his master, and sware|to him concerning that|matter.|24:10 And the servant|took ten camels of the|camels of his master,
R	Tand departed; for all|the goods of his|master were in his|hand: and he arose,|and went to|Mesopotamia, unto the|city of Nahor.|24:11 And he made his|camels to kneel down|without the city by a|well of water at the|time of the evening,|even the time that|women go out to draw
R	Twater.|24:12 And he said O|LORD God of my|master Abraham, I|pray thee, send me|good speed this day,|and shew kindness|unto my master|Abraham.|24:13 Behold, I stand|here by the well of|water; and the|daughters of the men|of the city come out
R	Tto draw water:|24:14 And let it come|to pass, that the|damsel to whom I shall|say, Let down thy|pitcher, I pray thee,|that I may drink; and|she shall say, Drink,|and I will give thy|camels drink also: let|the same be she that|thou hast appointed|for thy servant|Isaac; and thereby
R	Tshall I know that thou|hast shewed kindness|unto my master.|24:15 And it came to|pass, before he had|done speaking, that,|behold, Rebekah came|out, who was born to|Bethuel, son of Milcah,|the wife of Nahor,|Abraham's brother,|with her pitcher upon|her shoulder.|24:16 And the damsel
R	Twas very fair to look|upon, a virgin, neither|had any man known|her: and she went|down to the well, and|filled her pitcher, and|came up.|24:17 And the servant|ran to meet her, and|said, Let me, I pray|thee, drink a little|water of thy pitcher.|24:18 And she said,|Drink, my lord: and she
R	Thasted, and let down|her pitcher upon her|hand, and gave him|drink.|24:19 And when she|had done giving him|drink, she said, I will|draw water for thy|camels also, until they|have done drinking.|24:20 And she hasted,|and emptied her|pitcher into the|trough, and ran again
R	Tunto the well to draw|water, and drew for|all his camels.|24:21 And the man|wondering at her held|his peace, to wit|whether the LORD had|made his journey|prosperous or not.|24:22 And it came to|pass, as the camels|had done drinking,|that the man took a|golden earring of half
R	Ta shekel weight, and|two bracelets for her|hands of ten shekels|weight of gold;|24:23 And said, Whose|daughter art thou?|tell me, I pray thee: is|there room in thy|father's house for us|to lodge in?|24:24 And she said|unto him, I am the|daughter of Bethuel|the son of Milcah,
R	Twhich she bare unto|Nahor.|24:25 She said|moreover unto him, We|have both straw and|provender enough,|and room to lodge in.|24:26 And the man|bowed down his head,|and worshipped the|LORD.|24:27 And he said,|Blessed be the LORD|God of my master
R	TAbraham, who hath not|left destitute my|master of his mercy|and his truth: I being|in the way, the LORD|led me to the house of|my master's brethren.|24:28 And the damsel|ran, and told them of|her mother's house|these things.|24:29 And Rebekah|had a brother, and his|name was Laban: and
R	TLaban ran out unto|the man, unto the well.|24:30 And it came to|pass, when he saw the|earring and bracelets|upon his sister's|hands, and when he|heard the words of|Rebekah his sister,|saying, Thus spake|the man unto me; that|he came unto the man;|and, behold, he stood|by the camels at the
R	Twell.|24:31 And he said,|Come in, thou blessed|of the LORD;|wherefore standest|thou without? for I|have prepared the|house, and room for|the camels.|24:32 And the man|came into the house:|and he ungirded his|camels, and gave|straw and provender
R	Tfor the camels, and|water to wash his|feet, and the men's|feet that were with|him.|24:33 And there was|set meat before him to|eat: but he said, I will|not eat, until I have|told mine errand. And|he said, Speak on.|24:34 And he said, I am|Abraham's servant.|24:35 And the LORD
R	Thath blessed my|master greatly; and|he is become great:|and he hath given him|flocks, and herds, and|silver, and gold, and|menservants, and|maidservants, and|camels, and asses.|24:36 And Sarah my|master's wife bare a|son to my master when|she was old: and unto|him hath he given all
R	Tthat he hath.|24:37 And my master|made me swear, saying,|Thou shalt not take a|wife to my son of the|daughters of the|Canaanites, in whose|land I dwell:|24:38 But thou shalt|go unto my father's|house, and to my|kindred, and take a|wife unto my son.|24:39 And I said unto
R	Tmy master,|Peradventure the|woman will not follow|me.|24:40 And he said unto|me, The LORD, before|whom I walk, will send|his angel with thee,|and prosper thy way;|and thou shalt take a|wife for my son of my|kindred, and of my|father's house:|24:41 Then shalt thou
R	Tbe clear from this my|oath, when thou|comest to my kindred;|and if they give not|thee one, thou shalt|be clear from my oath.|24:42 And I came this|day unto the well, and|said, O LORD God of my|master Abraham, if|now thou do prosper|my way which I go:|24:43 Behold, I stand|by the well of water;
R	Tand it shall come to|pass, that when the|virgin cometh forth to|draw water, and I say|to her, Give me, I pray|thee, a little water of|thy pitcher to drink;|24:44 And she say to|me, Both drink thou,|and I will also draw|for thy camels: let the|same be the woman|whom the LORD hath|appointed out for my
R	Tmaster's son.|24:45 And before I|had done speaking in|mine heart, behold,|Rebekah came forth|with her pitcher on|her shoulder; and she|went down unto the|well, and drew water:|and I said unto her,|Let me drink, I pray|thee.|24:46 And she made|haste, and let down
R	Ther pitcher from her|shoulder, and said,|Drink, and I will give|thy camels drink also:|so I drank, and she|made the camels drink|also.|24:47 And I asked her,|and said, Whose|daughter art thou?|And she said, the|daughter of Bethuel,|Nahor's son, whom|Milcah bare unto him:
R	Tand I put the earring|upon her face, and|the bracelets upon|her hands.|24:48 And I bowed|down my head, and|worshipped the LORD,|and blessed the LORD|God of my master|Abraham, which had|led me in the right way|to take my master's|brother's daughter|unto his son.
R	T24:49 And now if ye|will deal kindly and|truly with my master,|tell me: and if not, tell|me; that I may turn to|the right hand, or to|the left.|24:50 Then Laban and|Bethuel answered and|said, The thing|proceedeth from the|LORD: we cannot speak|unto thee bad or|good.
R	T24:51 Behold, Rebekah|is before thee, take|her, and go, and let|her be thy master's|son's wife, as the|LORD hath spoken.|24:52 And it came to|pass, that, when|Abraham's servant|heard their words, he|worshipped the LORD,|bowing himself to the|earth.|24:53 And the servant
R	Tbrought forth jewels|of silver, and jewels|of gold, and raiment,|and gave them to|Rebekah: he gave also|to her brother and to|her mother precious|things.|24:54 And they did eat|and drink, he and the|men that were with him,|and tarried all night;|and they rose up in|the morning, and he
R	Tsaid, Send me away|unto my master.|24:55 And her brother|and her mother said,|Let the damsel abide|with us a few days, at|the least ten; after|that she shall go.|24:56 And he said unto|them, Hinder me not,|seeing the LORD hath|prospered my way;|send me away that I|may go to my master.
R	T24:57 And they said,|We will call the damsel,|and enquire at her|mouth.|24:58 And they called|Rebekah, and said|unto her, Wilt thou go|with this man? And she|said, I will go.|24:59 And they sent|away Rebekah their|sister, and her nurse,|and Abraham's|servant, and his men.
R	T24:60 And they|blessed Rebekah, and|said unto her, Thou|art our sister, be|thou the mother of|thousands of millions,|and let thy seed|possess the gate of|those which hate them.|24:61 And Rebekah|arose, and her|damsels, and they|rode upon the camels,|and followed the man:
R	Tand the servant took|Rebekah, and went his|way.|24:62 And Isaac came|from the way of the|well Lahairoi; for he|dwelt in the south|country.|24:63 And Isaac went|out to meditate in the|field at the eventide:|and he lifted up his|eyes, and saw, and,|behold, the camels
R	Twere coming.|24:64 And Rebekah|lifted up her eyes,|and when she saw|Isaac, she lighted off|the camel.|24:65 For she had|said unto the servant,|What man is this that|walketh in the field to|meet us? And the|servant had said, It is|my master: therefore|she took a vail, and
R	Tcovered herself.|24:66 And the servant|told Isaac all things|that he had done.|24:67 And Isaac|brought her into his|mother Sarah's tent,|and took Rebekah, and|she became his wife;|and he loved her: and|Isaac was comforted|after his mother's|death.|
R	T25:1 Then again|Abraham took a wife,|and her name was|Keturah.|25:2 And she bare him|Zimran, and Jokshan,|and Medan, and Midian,|and Ishbak, and|Shuah.|25:3 And Jokshan|begat Sheba, and|Dedan. And the sons|of Dedan were|Asshurim, and
R	TLetushim, and Leummim.|25:4 And the sons of|Midian; Ephah, and|Epher, and Hanoch,|and Abidah, and|Eldaah. All these were|the children of|Keturah.|25:5 And Abraham|gave all that he had|unto Isaac.|25:6 But unto the sons|of the concubines,|which Abraham had,
R	TAbraham gave gifts,|and sent them away|from Isaac his son,|while he yet lived,|eastward, unto the|east country.|25:7 And these are|the days of the years|of Abraham's life|which he lived, an|hundred threescore|and fifteen years.|25:8 Then Abraham|gave up the ghost,
R	Tand died in a good old|age, an old man, and|full of years; and was|gathered to his|people.|25:9 And his sons|Isaac and Ishmael|buried him in the cave|of Machpelah, in the|field of Ephron the|son of Zohar the|Hittite, which is before|Mamre;|25:10 The field which
R	TAbraham purchased|of the sons of Heth:|there was Abraham|buried, and Sarah his|wife.|25:11 And it came to|pass after the death|of Abraham, that God|blessed his son Isaac;|and Isaac dwelt by|the well Lahairoi.|25:12 Now these are|the generations of|Ishmael, Abraham's
R	Tson, whom Hagar the|Egyptian, Sarah's|handmaid, bare unto|Abraham:|25:13 And these are|the names of the sons|of Ishmael, by their|names, according to|their generations: the|firstborn of Ishmael,|Nebajoth; and Kedar,|and Adbeel, and|Mibsam,|25:14 And Mishma, and
R	TDumah, and Massa,|25:15 Hadar, and Tema,|Jetur, Naphish, and|Kedemah:|25:16 These are the|sons of Ishmael, and|these are their names,|by their towns, and by|their castles; twelve|princes according to|their nations.|25:17 And these are|the years of the life|of Ishmael, an
R	Thundred and thirty|and seven years: and|he gave up the ghost|and died; and was|gathered unto his|people.|25:18 And they dwelt|from Havilah unto|Shur, that is before|Egypt, as thou goest|toward Assyria: and|he died in the|presence of all his|brethren.
R	T25:19 And these are|the generations of|Isaac, Abraham's son:|Abraham begat Isaac:|25:20 And Isaac was|forty years old when|he took Rebekah to|wife, the daughter of|Bethuel the Syrian of|Padanaram, the sister|to Laban the Syrian.|25:21 And Isaac|intreated the LORD|for his wife, because
R	Tshe was barren: and|the LORD was|intreated of him, and|Rebekah his wife|conceived.|25:22 And the children|struggled together|within her; and she|said, If it be so, why|am I thus? And she|went to enquire of the|LORD.|25:23 And the LORD|said unto her, Two
R	Tnations are in thy|womb, and two manner|of people shall be|separated from thy|bowels; and the one|people shall be|stronger than the|other people; and the|elder shall serve the|younger.|25:24 And when her|days to be delivered|were fulfilled, behold,|there were twins in
R	Ther womb.|25:25 And the first|came out red, all over|like an hairy garment;|and they called his|name Esau.|25:26 And after that|came his brother out,|and his hand took hold|on Esau's heel; and|his name was called|Jacob: and Isaac was|threescore years old|when she bare them.
R	T25:27 And the boys|grew: and Esau was a|cunning hunter, a man|of the field; and|Jacob was a plain man,|dwelling in tents.|25:28 And Isaac loved|Esau, because he did|eat of his venison: but|Rebekah loved Jacob.|25:29 And Jacob sod|pottage: and Esau|came from the field,|and he was faint:
R	T25:30 And Esau said to|Jacob, Feed me, I pray|thee, with that same|red pottage; for I am|faint: therefore was|his name called Edom.|25:31 And Jacob said,|Sell me this day thy|birthright.|25:32 And Esau said,|Behold, I am at the|point to die: and what|profit shall this|birthright do to me?
R	T25:33 And Jacob said,|Swear to me this day;|and he sware unto him:|and he sold his|birthright unto Jacob.|25:34 Then Jacob|gave Esau bread and|pottage of lentiles;|and he did eat and|drink, and rose up,|and went his way: thus|Esau despised his|birthright.|
R	T26:1 And there was a|famine in the land,|beside the first famine|that was in the days|of Abraham. And Isaac|went unto Abimelech|king of the Philistines|unto Gerar.|26:2 And the LORD|appeared unto him,|and said, Go not down|into Egypt; dwell in the|land which I shall tell|thee of:
R	T26:3 Sojourn in this|land, and I will be with|thee, and will bless|thee; for unto thee,|and unto thy seed, I|will give all these|countries, and I will|perform the oath|which I sware unto|Abraham thy father;|26:4 And I will make|thy seed to multiply as|the stars of heaven,|and will give unto thy
R	Tseed all these|countries; and in thy|seed shall all the|nations of the earth|be blessed;|26:5 Because that|Abraham obeyed my|voice, and kept my|charge, my|commandments, my|statutes, and my laws.|26:6 And Isaac dwelt|in Gerar:|26:7 And the men of
R	Tthe place asked him of|his wife; and he said,|She is my sister: for|he feared to say, She|is my wife; lest, said|he, the men of the|place should kill me|for Rebekah; because|she was fair to look|upon.|26:8 And it came to|pass, when he had|been there a long|time, that Abimelech
R	Tking of the Philistines|looked out at a window,|and saw, and, behold,|Isaac was sporting|with Rebekah his wife.|26:9 And Abimelech|called Isaac, and said,|Behold, of a surety|she is thy wife; and|how saidst thou, She is|my sister? And Isaac|said unto him, Because|I said, Lest I die for|her.
R	T26:10 And Abimelech|said, What is this thou|hast done unto us?|one of the people|might lightly have lien|with thy wife, and thou|shouldest have|brought guiltiness|upon us.|26:11 And Abimelech|charged all his|people, saying, He that|toucheth this man or|his wife shall surely
R	Tbe put to death.|26:12 Then Isaac|sowed in that land,|and received in the|same year an|hundredfold: and the|LORD blessed him.|26:13 And the man|waxed great, and went|forward, and grew|until he became very|great:|26:14 For he had|possession of flocks,
R	Tand possession of|herds, and great|store of servants:|and the Philistines|envied him.|26:15 For all the wells|which his father's|servants had digged|in the days of|Abraham his father,|the Philistines had|stopped them, and|filled them with earth.|26:16 And Abimelech
R	Tsaid unto Isaac, Go|from us; for thou art|much mightier than we.|26:17 And Isaac|departed thence, and|pitched his tent in the|valley of Gerar, and|dwelt there.|26:18 And Isaac|digged again the wells|of water, which they|had digged in the days|of Abraham his father;|for the Philistines had
R	Tstopped them after|the death of Abraham:|and he called their|names after the|names by which his|father had called|them.|26:19 And Isaac's|servants digged in the|valley, and found|there a well of|springing water.|26:20 And the herdmen|of Gerar did strive
R	Twith Isaac's herdmen,|saying, The water is|ours: and he called|the name of the well|Esek; because they|strove with him.|26:21 And they digged|another well, and|strove for that also:|and he called the|name of it Sitnah.|26:22 And he removed|from thence, and|digged another well;
R	Tand for that they|strove not: and he|called the name of it|Rehoboth; and he said,|For now the LORD hath|made room for us, and|we shall be fruitful in|the land.|26:23 And he went up|from thence to|Beersheba.|26:24 And the LORD|appeared unto him the|same night, and said, I
R	Tam the God of|Abraham thy father:|fear not, for I am with|thee, and will bless|thee, and multiply thy|seed for my servant|Abraham's sake.|26:25 And he builded|an altar there, and|called upon the name|of the LORD, and|pitched his tent there:|and there Isaac's|servants digged a
R	Twell.|26:26 Then Abimelech|went to him from|Gerar, and Ahuzzath|one of his friends,|and Phichol the chief|captain of his army.|26:27 And Isaac said|unto them, Wherefore|come ye to me, seeing|ye hate me, and have|sent me away from|you?|26:28 And they said,
R	TWe saw certainly that|the LORD was with|thee: and we said, Let|there be now an oath|betwixt us, even|betwixt us and thee,|and let us make a|covenant with thee;|26:29 That thou wilt do|us no hurt, as we|have not touched|thee, and as we have|done unto thee|nothing but good, and
R	Thave sent thee away|in peace: thou art now|the blessed of the|LORD.|26:30 And he made|them a feast, and they|did eat and drink.|26:31 And they rose|up betimes in the|morning, and sware|one to another: and|Isaac sent them away,|and they departed|from him in peace.
R	T26:32 And it came to|pass the same day,|that Isaac's servants|came, and told him|concerning the well|which they had digged,|and said unto him, We|have found water.|26:33 And he called it|Shebah: therefore the|name of the city is|Beersheba unto this|day.|26:34 And Esau was
R	Tforty years old when|he took to wife Judith|the daughter of Beeri|the Hittite, and|Bashemath the|daughter of Elon the|Hittite:|26:35 Which were a|grief of mind unto|Isaac and to Rebekah.||27:1 And it came to|pass, that when Isaac|was old, and his eyes
R	Twere dim, so that he|could not see, he|called Esau his eldest|son, and said unto him,|My son: and he said|unto him, Behold, here|am I.|27:2 And he said,|Behold now, I am old, I|know not the day of|my death:|27:3 Now therefore|take, I pray thee, thy|weapons, thy quiver
R	Tand thy bow, and go|out to the field, and|take me some venison;|27:4 And make me|savoury meat, such as|I love, and bring it to|me, that I may eat; that|my soul may bless|thee before I die.|27:5 And Rebekah|heard when Isaac|spake to Esau his son.|And Esau went to the|field to hunt for
R	Tvenison, and to bring|it.|27:6 And Rebekah|spake unto Jacob her|son, saying, Behold, I|heard thy father|speak unto Esau thy|brother, saying,|27:7 Bring me venison,|and make me savoury|meat, that I may eat,|and bless thee before|the LORD before my|death.
R	T27:8 Now therefore,|my son, obey my voice|according to that|which I command thee.|27:9 Go now to the|flock, and fetch me|from thence two good|kids of the goats; and|I will make them|savoury meat for thy|father, such as he|loveth:|27:10 And thou shalt|bring it to thy father,
R	Tthat he may eat, and|that he may bless|thee before his death.|27:11 And Jacob said|to Rebekah his mother,|Behold, Esau my|brother is a hairy|man, and I am a smooth|man:|27:12 My father|peradventure will feel|me, and I shall seem to|him as a deceiver; and|I shall bring a curse
R	Tupon me, and not a|blessing.|27:13 And his mother|said unto him, Upon me|be thy curse, my son:|only obey my voice,|and go fetch me them.|27:14 And he went, and|fetched, and brought|them to his mother:|and his mother made|savoury meat, such as|his father loved.|27:15 And Rebekah
R	Ttook goodly raiment of|her eldest son Esau,|which were with her in|the house, and put|them upon Jacob her|younger son:|27:16 And she put the|skins of the kids of|the goats upon his|hands, and upon the|smooth of his neck:|27:17 And she gave|the savoury meat and|the bread, which she
R	Thad prepared, into the|hand of her son|Jacob.|27:18 And he came|unto his father, and|said, My father: and|he said, Here am I; who|art thou, my son?|27:19 And Jacob said|unto his father, I am|Esau thy first born; I|have done according|as thou badest me:|arise, I pray thee, sit
R	Tand eat of my venison,|that thy soul may|bless me.|27:20 And Isaac said|unto his son, How is it|that thou hast found|it so quickly, my son?|And he said, Because|the LORD thy God|brought it to me.|27:21 And Isaac said|unto Jacob, Come|near, I pray thee, that|I may feel thee, my
R	Tson, whether thou be|my very son Esau or|not.|27:22 And Jacob went|near unto Isaac his|father; and he felt|him, and said, The|voice is Jacob's voice,|but the hands are the|hands of Esau.|27:23 And he|discerned him not,|because his hands|were hairy, as his
R	Tbrother Esau's hands:|so he blessed him.|27:24 And he said, Art|thou my very son|Esau? And he said, I|am.|27:25 And he said,|Bring it near to me,|and I will eat of my|son's venison, that my|soul may bless thee.|And he brought it|near to him, and he did|eat: and he brought
R	Thim wine and he drank.|27:26 And his father|Isaac said unto him,|Come near now, and|kiss me, my son.|27:27 And he came|near, and kissed him:|and he smelled the|smell of his raiment,|and blessed him, and|said, See, the smell of|my son is as the smell|of a field which the|LORD hath blessed:
R	T27:28 Therefore God|give thee of the dew|of heaven, and the|fatness of the earth,|and plenty of corn|and wine:|27:29 Let people|serve thee, and|nations bow down to|thee: be lord over thy|brethren, and let thy|mother's sons bow|down to thee: cursed|be every one that
R	Tcurseth thee, and|blessed be he that|blesseth thee.|27:30 And it came to|pass, as soon as|Isaac had made an|end of blessing Jacob,|and Jacob was yet|scarce gone out from|the presence of|Isaac his father, that|Esau his brother came|in from his hunting.|27:31 And he also had
R	Tmade savoury meat,|and brought it unto|his father, and said|unto his father, Let|my father arise, and|eat of his son's|venison, that thy soul|may bless me.|27:32 And Isaac his|father said unto him,|Who art thou? And he|said, I am thy son, thy|firstborn Esau.|27:33 And Isaac
R	Ttrembled very|exceedingly, and said,|Who? where is he that|hath taken venison,|and brought it me, and|I have eaten of all|before thou camest,|and have blessed him?|yea, and he shall be|blessed.|27:34 And when Esau|heard the words of|his father, he cried|with a great and
R	Texceeding bitter cry,|and said unto his|father, Bless me, even|me also, O my father.|27:35 And he said, Thy|brother came with|subtilty, and hath|taken away thy|blessing.|27:36 And he said, Is|not he rightly named|Jacob? for he hath|supplanted me these|two times: he took
R	Taway my birthright;|and, behold, now he|hath taken away my|blessing. And he said,|Hast thou not|reserved a blessing|for me?|27:37 And Isaac|answered and said|unto Esau, Behold, I|have made him thy|lord, and all his|brethren have I given|to him for servants;
R	Tand with corn and wine|have I sustained him:|and what shall I do|now unto thee, my|son?|27:38 And Esau said|unto his father, Hast|thou but one blessing,|my father? bless me,|even me also, O my|father. And Esau|lifted up his voice, and|wept.|27:39 And Isaac his
R	Tfather answered and|said unto him, Behold,|thy dwelling shall be|the fatness of the|earth, and of the dew|of heaven from above;|27:40 And by thy|sword shalt thou live,|and shalt serve thy|brother; and it shall|come to pass when|thou shalt have the|dominion, that thou|shalt break his yoke
R	Tfrom off thy neck.|27:41 And Esau hated|Jacob because of the|blessing wherewith his|father blessed him:|and Esau said in his|heart, The days of|mourning for my|father are at hand;|then will I slay my|brother Jacob.|27:42 And these words|of Esau her elder son|were told to Rebekah:
R	Tand she sent and|called Jacob her|younger son, and said|unto him, Behold, thy|brother Esau, as|touching thee, doth|comfort himself,|purposing to kill thee.|27:43 Now therefore,|my son, obey my voice;|arise, flee thou to|Laban my brother to|Haran;|27:44 And tarry with
R	Thim a few days, until|thy brother's fury|turn away;|27:45 Until thy|brother's anger turn|away from thee, and|he forget that which|thou hast done to him:|then I will send, and|fetch thee from|thence: why should I|be deprived also of|you both in one day?|27:46 And Rebekah
R	Tsaid to Isaac, I am|weary of my life|because of the|daughters of Heth: if|Jacob take a wife of|the daughters of|Heth, such as these|which are of the|daughters of the land,|what good shall my life|do me?||28:1 And Isaac called|Jacob, and blessed
R	Thim, and charged him,|and said unto him,|Thou shalt not take a|wife of the daughters|of Canaan.|28:2 Arise, go to|Padanaram, to the|house of Bethuel thy|mother's father; and|take thee a wife from|thence of the|daughters of Laban|thy mother's brother.|28:3 And God Almighty
R	Tbless thee, and make|thee fruitful, and|multiply thee, that thou|mayest be a multitude|of people;|28:4 And give thee the|blessing of Abraham,|to thee, and to thy|seed with thee; that|thou mayest inherit|the land wherein thou|art a stranger, which|God gave unto|Abraham.
R	T28:5 And Isaac sent|away Jacob: and he|went to Padanaram|unto Laban, son of|Bethuel the Syrian,|the brother of|Rebekah, Jacob's and|Esau's mother.|28:6 When Esau saw|that Isaac had|blessed Jacob, and|sent him away to|Padanaram, to take him|a wife from thence;
R	Tand that as he|blessed him he gave|him a charge, saying,|Thou shalt not take a|wife of the daughters|of Canaan;|28:7 And that Jacob|obeyed his father and|his mother, and was|gone to Padanaram;|28:8 And Esau seeing|that the daughters of|Canaan pleased not|Isaac his father;
R	T28:9 Then went Esau|unto Ishmael, and took|unto the wives which|he had Mahalath the|daughter of Ishmael|Abraham's son, the|sister of Nebajoth, to|be his wife.|28:10 And Jacob went|out from Beersheba,|and went toward|Haran.|28:11 And he lighted|upon a certain place,
R	Tand tarried there all|night, because the sun|was set; and he took|of the stones of that|place, and put them|for his pillows, and lay|down in that place to|sleep.|28:12 And he dreamed,|and behold a ladder|set up on the earth,|and the top of it|reached to heaven:|and behold the angels
R	Tof God ascending and|descending on it.|28:13 And, behold, the|LORD stood above it,|and said, I am the|LORD God of Abraham|thy father, and the|God of Isaac: the land|whereon thou liest, to|thee will I give it, and|to thy seed;|28:14 And thy seed|shall be as the dust|of the earth, and thou
R	Tshalt spread abroad|to the west, and to the|east, and to the north,|and to the south: and|in thee and in thy|seed shall all the|families of the earth|be blessed.|28:15 And, behold, I am|with thee, and will keep|thee in all places|whither thou goest,|and will bring thee|again into this land;
R	Tfor I will not leave|thee, until I have done|that which I have|spoken to thee of.|28:16 And Jacob|awaked out of his|sleep, and he said,|Surely the LORD is in|this place; and I knew|it not.|28:17 And he was|afraid, and said, How|dreadful is this place!|this is none other but
R	Tthe house of God, and|this is the gate of|heaven.|28:18 And Jacob rose|up early in the|morning, and took the|stone that he had put|for his pillows, and|set it up for a pillar,|and poured oil upon|the top of it.|28:19 And he called|the name of that place|Bethel: but the name
R	Tof that city was called|Luz at the first.|28:20 And Jacob|vowed a vow, saying,|If God will be with me,|and will keep me in this|way that I go, and will|give me bread to eat,|and raiment to put on,|28:21 So that I come|again to my father's|house in peace; then|shall the LORD be my|God:
R	T28:22 And this stone,|which I have set for a|pillar, shall be God's|house: and of all that|thou shalt give me I|will surely give the|tenth unto thee.||29:1 Then Jacob went|on his journey, and|came into the land of|the people of the|east.|29:2 And he looked,
R	Tand behold a well in|the field, and, lo,|there were three|flocks of sheep lying|by it; for out of that|well they watered the|flocks: and a great|stone was upon the|well's mouth.|29:3 And thither were|all the flocks|gathered: and they|rolled the stone from|the well's mouth, and
R	Twatered the sheep,|and put the stone|again upon the well's|mouth in his place.|29:4 And Jacob said|unto them, My|brethren, whence be|ye? And they said, Of|Haran are we.|29:5 And he said unto|them, Know ye Laban|the son of Nahor?|And they said, We know|him.
R	T29:6 And he said unto|them, Is he well? And|they said, He is well:|and, behold, Rachel his|daughter cometh with|the sheep.|29:7 And he said, Lo, it|is yet high day,|neither is it time that|the cattle should be|gathered together:|water ye the sheep,|and go and feed them.|29:8 And they said, We
R	Tcannot, until all the|flocks be gathered|together, and till they|roll the stone from|the well's mouth; then|we water the sheep.|29:9 And while he yet|spake with them,|Rachel came with her|father's sheep; for|she kept them.|29:10 And it came to|pass, when Jacob saw|Rachel the daughter
R	Tof Laban his mother's|brother, and the|sheep of Laban his|mother's brother, that|Jacob went near, and|rolled the stone from|the well's mouth, and|watered the flock of|Laban his mother's|brother.|29:11 And Jacob|kissed Rachel, and|lifted up his voice, and|wept.
R	T29:12 And Jacob told|Rachel that he was|her father's brother,|and that he was|Rebekah's son: and|she ran and told her|father.|29:13 And it came to|pass, when Laban|heard the tidings of|Jacob his sister's son,|that he ran to meet|him, and embraced him,|and kissed him, and
R	Tbrought him to his|house. And he told|Laban all these things.|29:14 And Laban said|to him, Surely thou art|my bone and my flesh.|And he abode with him|the space of a month.|29:15 And Laban said|unto Jacob, Because|thou art my brother,|shouldest thou|therefore serve me|for nought? tell me,
R	Twhat shall thy wages|be?|29:16 And Laban had|two daughters: the|name of the elder was|Leah, and the name of|the younger was|Rachel.|29:17 Leah was tender|eyed; but Rachel was|beautiful and well|favoured.|29:18 And Jacob loved|Rachel; and said, I will
R	Tserve thee seven|years for Rachel thy|younger daughter.|29:19 And Laban said,|It is better that I give|her to thee, than that|I should give her to|another man: abide|with me.|29:20 And Jacob|served seven years|for Rachel; and they|seemed unto him but a|few days, for the love
R	The had to her.|29:21 And Jacob said|unto Laban, Give me my|wife, for my days are|fulfilled, that I may go|in unto her.|29:22 And Laban|gathered together all|the men of the place,|and made a feast.|29:23 And it came to|pass in the evening,|that he took Leah his|daughter, and brought
R	Ther to him; and he|went in unto her.|29:24 And Laban gave|unto his daughter|Leah Zilpah his maid|for an handmaid.|29:25 And it came to|pass, that in the|morning, behold, it was|Leah: and he said to|Laban, What is this|thou hast done unto|me? did not I serve|with thee for Rachel?
R	Twherefore then hast|thou beguiled me?|29:26 And Laban said,|It must not be so done|in our country, to give|the younger before|the firstborn.|29:27 Fulfil her week,|and we will give thee|this also for the|service which thou|shalt serve with me|yet seven other|years.
R	T29:28 And Jacob did|so, and fulfilled her|week: and he gave him|Rachel his daughter|to wife also.|29:29 And Laban gave|to Rachel his|daughter Bilhah his|handmaid to be her|maid.|29:30 And he went in|also unto Rachel, and|he loved also Rachel|more than Leah, and
R	Tserved with him yet|seven other years.|29:31 And when the|LORD saw that Leah|was hated, he opened|her womb: but Rachel|was barren.|29:32 And Leah|conceived, and bare a|son, and she called|his name Reuben: for|she said, Surely the|LORD hath looked upon|my affliction; now
R	Ttherefore my husband|will love me.|29:33 And she|conceived again, and|bare a son; and said,|Because the LORD|hath heard I was|hated, he hath|therefore given me|this son also: and she|called his name Simeon.|29:34 And she|conceived again, and|bare a son; and said,
R	TNow this time will my|husband be joined|unto me, because I|have born him three|sons: therefore was|his name called Levi.|29:35 And she|conceived again, and|bare a son: and she|said, Now will I praise|the LORD: therefore|she called his name|Judah; and left|bearing.
R	T30:1 And when Rachel|saw that she bare|Jacob no children,|Rachel envied her|sister; and said unto|Jacob, Give me|children, or else I die.|30:2 And Jacob's|anger was kindled|against Rachel: and he|said, Am I in God's|stead, who hath|withheld from thee the|fruit of the womb?
R	T30:3 And she said,|Behold my maid Bilhah,|go in unto her; and|she shall bear upon|my knees, that I may|also have children by|her.|30:4 And she gave him|Bilhah her handmaid to|wife: and Jacob went|in unto her.|30:5 And Bilhah|conceived, and bare|Jacob a son.
R	T30:6 And Rachel said,|God hath judged me,|and hath also heard|my voice, and hath|given me a son:|therefore called she|his name Dan.|30:7 And Bilhah|Rachel's maid|conceived again, and|bare Jacob a second|son.|30:8 And Rachel said,|With great wrestlings
R	Thave I wrestled with|my sister, and I have|prevailed: and she|called his name|Naphtali.|30:9 When Leah saw|that she had left|bearing, she took|Zilpah her maid, and|gave her Jacob to|wife.|30:10 And Zilpah|Leah's maid bare|Jacob a son.
R	T30:11 And Leah said, A|troop cometh: and she|called his name Gad.|30:12 And Zilpah|Leah's maid bare|Jacob a second son.|30:13 And Leah said,|Happy am I, for the|daughters will call me|blessed: and she|called his name Asher.|30:14 And Reuben went|in the days of wheat|harvest, and found
R	Tmandrakes in the field,|and brought them unto|his mother Leah. Then|Rachel said to Leah,|Give me, I pray thee,|of thy son's|mandrakes.|30:15 And she said|unto her, Is it a small|matter that thou hast|taken my husband?|and wouldest thou|take away my son's|mandrakes also? And
R	TRachel said,|Therefore he shall lie|with thee to night for|thy son's mandrakes.|30:16 And Jacob came|out of the field in the|evening, and Leah|went out to meet him,|and said, Thou must|come in unto me; for|surely I have hired|thee with my son's|mandrakes. And he lay|with her that night.
R	T30:17 And God|hearkened unto Leah,|and she conceived,|and bare Jacob the|fifth son.|30:18 And Leah said,|God hath given me my|hire, because I have|given my maiden to my|husband: and she|called his name|Issachar.|30:19 And Leah|conceived again, and
R	Tbare Jacob the sixth|son.|30:20 And Leah said,|God hath endued me|with a good dowry; now|will my husband dwell|with me, because I|have born him six|sons: and she called|his name Zebulun.|30:21 And afterwards|she bare a daughter,|and called her name|Dinah.
R	T30:22 And God|remembered Rachel,|and God hearkened to|her, and opened her|womb.|30:23 And she|conceived, and bare a|son; and said, God|hath taken away my|reproach:|30:24 And she called|his name Joseph; and|said, The LORD shall|add to me another
R	Tson.|30:25 And it came to|pass, when Rachel had|born Joseph, that|Jacob said unto|Laban, Send me away,|that I may go unto|mine own place, and to|my country.|30:26 Give me my wives|and my children, for|whom I have served|thee, and let me go:|for thou knowest my
R	Tservice which I have|done thee.|30:27 And Laban said|unto him, I pray thee,|if I have found|favour in thine eyes,|tarry: for I have|learned by|experience that the|LORD hath blessed me|for thy sake.|30:28 And he said,|Appoint me thy wages,|and I will give it.
R	T30:29 And he said unto|him, Thou knowest how|I have served thee,|and how thy cattle|was with me.|30:30 For it was little|which thou hadst|before I came, and it|is now increased unto|a multitude; and the|LORD hath blessed|thee since my coming:|and now when shall I|provide for mine own
R	Thouse also?|30:31 And he said,|What shall I give thee?|And Jacob said, Thou|shalt not give me any|thing: if thou wilt do|this thing for me, I will|again feed and keep|thy flock.|30:32 I will pass|through all thy flock|to day, removing from|thence all the|speckled and spotted
R	Tcattle, and all the|brown cattle among|the sheep, and the|spotted and speckled|among the goats: and|of such shall be my|hire.|30:33 So shall my|righteousness answer|for me in time to come,|when it shall come for|my hire before thy|face: every one that|is not speckled and
R	Tspotted among the|goats, and brown|among the sheep, that|shall be counted|stolen with me.|30:34 And Laban said,|Behold, I would it might|be according to thy|word.|30:35 And he removed|that day the he goats|that were ringstraked|and spotted, and all|the she goats that
R	Twere speckled and|spotted, and every|one that had some|white in it, and all the|brown among the|sheep, and gave them|into the hand of his|sons.|30:36 And he set|three days' journey|betwixt himself and|Jacob: and Jacob fed|the rest of Laban's|flocks.
R	T30:37 And Jacob took|him rods of green|poplar, and of the|hazel and chestnut|tree; and pilled white|strakes in them, and|made the white appear|which was in the rods.|30:38 And he set the|rods which he had|pilled before the|flocks in the gutters|in the watering|troughs when the
R	Tflocks came to drink,|that they should|conceive when they|came to drink.|30:39 And the flocks|conceived before the|rods, and brought|forth cattle|ringstraked, speckled,|and spotted.|30:40 And Jacob did|separate the lambs,|and set the faces of|the flocks toward the
R	Tringstraked, and all|the brown in the flock|of Laban; and he put|his own flocks by|themselves, and put|them not unto Laban's|cattle.|30:41 And it came to|pass, whensoever the|stronger cattle did|conceive, that Jacob|laid the rods before|the eyes of the cattle|in the gutters, that
R	Tthey might conceive|among the rods.|30:42 But when the|cattle were feeble, he|put them not in: so the|feebler were Laban's,|and the stronger|Jacob's.|30:43 And the man|increased|exceedingly, and had|much cattle, and|maidservants, and|menservants, and
R	Tcamels, and asses.||31:1 And he heard the|words of Laban's|sons, saying, Jacob|hath taken away all|that was our father's;|and of that which was|our father's hath he|gotten all this glory.|31:2 And Jacob beheld|the countenance of|Laban, and, behold, it|was not toward him as
R	Tbefore.|31:3 And the LORD said|unto Jacob, Return|unto the land of thy|fathers, and to thy|kindred; and I will be|with thee.|31:4 And Jacob sent|and called Rachel and|Leah to the field unto|his flock,|31:5 And said unto|them, I see your|father's countenance,
R	Tthat it is not toward|me as before; but the|God of my father hath|been with me.|31:6 And ye know that|with all my power I|have served your|father.|31:7 And your father|hath deceived me, and|changed my wages ten|times; but God|suffered him not to|hurt me.
R	T31:8 If he said thus,|The speckled shall be|thy wages; then all the|cattle bare speckled:|and if he said thus,|The ringstraked shall|be thy hire; then bare|all the cattle|ringstraked.|31:9 Thus God hath|taken away the cattle|of your father, and|given them to me.|31:10 And it came to
R	Tpass at the time that|the cattle conceived,|that I lifted up mine|eyes, and saw in a|dream, and, behold,|the rams which leaped|upon the cattle were|ringstraked, speckled,|and grisled.|31:11 And the angel of|God spake unto me in|a dream, saying,|Jacob: And I said,|Here am I.
R	T31:12 And he said, Lift|up now thine eyes, and|see, all the rams which|leap upon the cattle|are ringstraked,|speckled, and grisled:|for I have seen all|that Laban doeth unto|thee.|31:13 I am the God of|Bethel, where thou|anointedst the pillar,|and where thou|vowedst a vow unto
R	Tme: now arise, get thee|out from this land, and|return unto the land|of thy kindred.|31:14 And Rachel and|Leah answered and|said unto him, Is there|yet any portion or|inheritance for us in|our father's house?|31:15 Are we not|counted of him|strangers? for he|hath sold us, and hath
R	Tquite devoured also|our money.|31:16 For all the|riches which God hath|taken from our|father, that is ours,|and our children's:|now then, whatsoever|God hath said unto|thee, do.|31:17 Then Jacob|rose up, and set his|sons and his wives|upon camels;
R	T31:18 And he carried|away all his cattle,|and all his goods|which he had gotten,|the cattle of his|getting, which he had|gotten in Padanaram,|for to go to Isaac his|father in the land of|Canaan.|31:19 And Laban went|to shear his sheep:|and Rachel had stolen|the images that were
R	Ther father's.|31:20 And Jacob stole|away unawares to|Laban the Syrian, in|that he told him not|that he fled.|31:21 So he fled with|all that he had; and he|rose up, and passed|over the river, and|set his face toward|the mount Gilead.|31:22 And it was told|Laban on the third
R	Tday that Jacob was|fled.|31:23 And he took his|brethren with him, and|pursued after him|seven days' journey;|and they overtook him|in the mount Gilead.|31:24 And God came to|Laban the Syrian in a|dream by night, and|said unto him, Take|heed that thou speak|not to Jacob either
R	Tgood or bad.|31:25 Then Laban|overtook Jacob. Now|Jacob had pitched his|tent in the mount: and|Laban with his|brethren pitched in|the mount of Gilead.|31:26 And Laban said|to Jacob, What hast|thou done, that thou|hast stolen away|unawares to me, and|carried away my
R	Tdaughters, as|captives taken with|the sword?|31:27 Wherefore didst|thou flee away|secretly, and steal|away from me; and|didst not tell me, that I|might have sent thee|away with mirth, and|with songs, with tabret,|and with harp?|31:28 And hast not|suffered me to kiss
R	Tmy sons and my|daughters? thou hast|now done foolishly in|so doing.|31:29 It is in the|power of my hand to|do you hurt: but the|God of your father|spake unto me|yesternight, saying,|Take thou heed that|thou speak not to|Jacob either good or|bad.
R	T31:30 And now, though|thou wouldest needs|be gone, because thou|sore longedst after|thy father's house,|yet wherefore hast|thou stolen my gods?|31:31 And Jacob|answered and said to|Laban, Because I was|afraid: for I said,|Peradventure thou|wouldest take by|force thy daughters
R	Tfrom me.|31:32 With whomsoever|thou findest thy gods,|let him not live: before|our brethren discern|thou what is thine with|me, and take it to thee.|For Jacob knew not|that Rachel had stolen|them.|31:33 And Laban went|into Jacob's tent, and|into Leah's tent, and|into the two
R	Tmaidservants' tents;|but he found them not.|Then went he out of|Leah's tent, and|entered into Rachel's|tent.|31:34 Now Rachel had|taken the images, and|put them in the camel's|furniture, and sat|upon them. And Laban|searched all the tent,|but found them not.|31:35 And she said to
R	Ther father, Let it not|displease my lord that|I cannot rise up|before thee; for the|custom of women is|upon me. And he|searched but found|not the images.|31:36 And Jacob was|wroth, and chode with|Laban: and Jacob|answered and said to|Laban, What is my|trespass? what is my
R	Tsin, that thou hast so|hotly pursued after|me?|31:37 Whereas thou|hast searched all my|stuff, what hast thou|found of all thy|household stuff? set|it here before my|brethren and thy|brethren, that they|may judge betwixt us|both.|31:38 This twenty
R	Tyears have I been|with thee; thy ewes|and thy she goats|have not cast their|young, and the rams|of thy flock have I|not eaten.|31:39 That which was|torn of beasts I|brought not unto thee;|I bare the loss of it;|of my hand didst thou|require it, whether|stolen by day, or
R	Tstolen by night.|31:40 Thus I was; in|the day the drought|consumed me, and the|frost by night; and my|sleep departed from|mine eyes.|31:41 Thus have I|been twenty years in|thy house; I served|thee fourteen years|for thy two|daughters, and six|years for thy cattle:
R	Tand thou hast|changed my wages ten|times.|31:42 Except the God|of my father, the God|of Abraham, and the|fear of Isaac, had|been with me, surely|thou hadst sent me|away now empty. God|hath seen mine|affliction and the|labour of my hands,|and rebuked thee
R	Tyesternight.|31:43 And Laban|answered and said|unto Jacob, These|daughters are my|daughters, and these|children are my|children, and these|cattle are my cattle,|and all that thou|seest is mine: and what|can I do this day unto|these my daughters,|or unto their children
R	Twhich they have born?|31:44 Now therefore|come thou, let us make|a covenant, I and|thou; and let it be for|a witness between me|and thee.|31:45 And Jacob took|a stone, and set it up|for a pillar.|31:46 And Jacob said|unto his brethren,|Gather stones; and|they took stones, and
R	Tmade an heap: and|they did eat there|upon the heap.|31:47 And Laban|called it|Jegarsahadutha: but|Jacob called it Galeed.|31:48 And Laban said,|This heap is a witness|between me and thee|this day. Therefore|was the name of it|called Galeed;|31:49 And Mizpah; for
R	The said, The LORD|watch between me and|thee, when we are|absent one from|another.|31:50 If thou shalt|afflict my daughters,|or if thou shalt take|other wives beside my|daughters, no man is|with us; see, God is|witness betwixt me and|thee.|31:51 And Laban said
R	Tto Jacob, Behold this|heap, and behold this|pillar, which I have|cast betwixt me and|thee:|31:52 This heap be|witness, and this pillar|be witness, that I will|not pass over this|heap to thee, and that|thou shalt not pass|over this heap and|this pillar unto me, for|harm.
R	T31:53 The God of|Abraham, and the God|of Nahor, the God of|their father, judge|betwixt us. And Jacob|sware by the fear of|his father Isaac.|31:54 Then Jacob|offered sacrifice|upon the mount, and|called his brethren to|eat bread: and they|did eat bread, and|tarried all night in the
R	Tmount.|31:55 And early in the|morning Laban rose|up, and kissed his|sons and his|daughters, and|blessed them: and|Laban departed, and|returned unto his|place.||32:1 And Jacob went|on his way, and the|angels of God met him.
R	T32:2 And when Jacob|saw them, he said, This|is God's host: and he|called the name of|that place Mahanaim.|32:3 And Jacob sent|messengers before|him to Esau his|brother unto the land|of Seir, the country|of Edom.|32:4 And he|commanded them,|saying, Thus shall ye
R	Tspeak unto my lord|Esau; Thy servant|Jacob saith thus, I|have sojourned with|Laban, and stayed|there until now:|32:5 And I have oxen,|and asses, flocks, and|menservants, and|womenservants: and I|have sent to tell my|lord, that I may find|grace in thy sight.|32:6 And the
R	Tmessengers returned|to Jacob, saying, We|came to thy brother|Esau, and also he|cometh to meet thee,|and four hundred men|with him.|32:7 Then Jacob was|greatly afraid and|distressed: and he|divided the people|that was with him, and|the flocks, and herds,|and the camels, into
R	Ttwo bands;|32:8 And said, If Esau|come to the one|company, and smite it,|then the other|company which is left|shall escape.|32:9 And Jacob said, O|God of my father|Abraham, and God of|my father Isaac, the|LORD which saidst unto|me, Return unto thy|country, and to thy
R	Tkindred, and I will deal|well with thee:|32:10 I am not worthy|of the least of all the|mercies, and of all the|truth, which thou hast|shewed unto thy|servant; for with my|staff I passed over|this Jordan; and now I|am become two bands.|32:11 Deliver me, I|pray thee, from the|hand of my brother,
R	Tfrom the hand of|Esau: for I fear him,|lest he will come and|smite me, and the|mother with the|children.|32:12 And thou saidst,|I will surely do thee|good, and make thy|seed as the sand of|the sea, which cannot|be numbered for|multitude.|32:13 And he lodged
R	Tthere that same night;|and took of that which|came to his hand a|present for Esau his|brother;|32:14 Two hundred|she goats, and twenty|he goats, two hundred|ewes, and twenty rams,|32:15 Thirty milch|camels with their colts,|forty kine, and ten|bulls, twenty she|asses, and ten foals.
R	T32:16 And he|delivered them into|the hand of his|servants, every|drove by themselves;|and said unto his|servants, Pass over|before me, and put a|space betwixt drove|and drove.|32:17 And he|commanded the|foremost, saying, When|Esau my brother
R	Tmeeteth thee, and|asketh thee, saying,|Whose art thou? and|whither goest thou?|and whose are these|before thee?|32:18 Then thou shalt|say, They be thy|servant Jacob's; it is|a present sent unto|my lord Esau: and,|behold, also he is|behind us.|32:19 And so
R	Tcommanded he the|second, and the third,|and all that followed|the droves, saying, On|this manner shall ye|speak unto Esau, when|ye find him.|32:20 And say ye|moreover, Behold, thy|servant Jacob is|behind us. For he said,|I will appease him with|the present that|goeth before me, and
R	Tafterward I will see|his face;|peradventure he will|accept of me.|32:21 So went the|present over before|him: and himself lodged|that night in the|company.|32:22 And he rose up|that night, and took|his two wives, and his|two womenservants,|and his eleven sons,
R	Tand passed over the|ford Jabbok.|32:23 And he took|them, and sent them|over the brook, and|sent over that he had.|32:24 And Jacob was|left alone; and there|wrestled a man with|him until the breaking|of the day.|32:25 And when he saw|that he prevailed not|against him, he
R	Ttouched the hollow of|his thigh; and the|hollow of Jacob's|thigh was out of joint,|as he wrestled with|him.|32:26 And he said, Let|me go, for the day|breaketh. And he said,|I will not let thee go,|except thou bless me.|32:27 And he said unto|him, What is thy name?|And he said, Jacob.
R	T32:28 And he said, Thy|name shall be called|no more Jacob, but|Israel: for as a|prince hast thou|power with God and|with men, and hast|prevailed.|32:29 And Jacob|asked him, and said,|Tell me, I pray thee,|thy name. And he said,|Wherefore is it that|thou dost ask after
R	Tmy name? And he|blessed him there.|32:30 And Jacob|called the name of the|place Peniel: for I|have seen God face|to face, and my life is|preserved.|32:31 And as he|passed over Penuel|the sun rose upon him,|and he halted upon|his thigh.|32:32 Therefore the
R	Tchildren of Israel eat|not of the sinew which|shrank, which is upon|the hollow of the|thigh, unto this day:|because he touched|the hollow of Jacob's|thigh in the sinew that|shrank.||33:1 And Jacob lifted|up his eyes, and|looked, and, behold,|Esau came, and with
R	Thim four hundred men.|And he divided the|children unto Leah,|and unto Rachel, and|unto the two|handmaids.|33:2 And he put the|handmaids and their|children foremost, and|Leah and her children|after, and Rachel and|Joseph hindermost.|33:3 And he passed|over before them, and
R	Tbowed himself to the|ground seven times,|until he came near to|his brother.|33:4 And Esau ran to|meet him, and|embraced him, and fell|on his neck, and|kissed him: and they|wept.|33:5 And he lifted up|his eyes, and saw the|women and the|children; and said, Who
R	Tare those with thee?|And he said, The|children which God|hath graciously given|thy servant.|33:6 Then the|handmaidens came|near, they and their|children, and they|bowed themselves.|33:7 And Leah also|with her children came|near, and bowed|themselves: and after
R	Tcame Joseph near and|Rachel, and they|bowed themselves.|33:8 And he said, What|meanest thou by all|this drove which I|met? And he said,|These are to find|grace in the sight of|my lord.|33:9 And Esau said, I|have enough, my|brother; keep that|thou hast unto
R	Tthyself.|33:10 And Jacob said,|Nay, I pray thee, if|now I have found|grace in thy sight,|then receive my|present at my hand:|for therefore I have|seen thy face, as|though I had seen the|face of God, and thou|wast pleased with me.|33:11 Take, I pray|thee, my blessing that
R	Tis brought to thee;|because God hath|dealt graciously with|me, and because I|have enough. And he|urged him, and he took|it.|33:12 And he said, Let|us take our journey,|and let us go, and I|will go before thee.|33:13 And he said unto|him, My lord knoweth|that the children are
R	Ttender, and the flocks|and herds with young|are with me: and if men|should overdrive them|one day, all the flock|will die.|33:14 Let my lord, I|pray thee, pass over|before his servant:|and I will lead on|softly, according as|the cattle that goeth|before me and the|children be able to
R	Tendure, until I come|unto my lord unto|Seir.|33:15 And Esau said,|Let me now leave with|thee some of the folk|that are with me. And|he said, What needeth|it? let me find grace in|the sight of my lord.|33:16 So Esau|returned that day on|his way unto Seir.|33:17 And Jacob
R	Tjourneyed to Succoth,|and built him an house,|and made booths for|his cattle: therefore|the name of the place|is called Succoth.|33:18 And Jacob came|to Shalem, a city of|Shechem, which is in|the land of Canaan,|when he came from|Padanaram; and|pitched his tent|before the city.
R	T33:19 And he bought a|parcel of a field,|where he had spread|his tent, at the hand|of the children of|Hamor, Shechem's|father, for an|hundred pieces of|money.|33:20 And he erected|there an altar, and|called it EleloheIsrael.||34:1 And Dinah the
R	Tdaughter of Leah,|which she bare unto|Jacob, went out to see|the daughters of the|land.|34:2 And when|Shechem the son of|Hamor the Hivite,|prince of the country,|saw her, he took her,|and lay with her, and|defiled her.|34:3 And his soul|clave unto Dinah the
R	Tdaughter of Jacob,|and he loved the|damsel, and spake|kindly unto the damsel.|34:4 And Shechem|spake unto his father|Hamor, saying, Get me|this damsel to wife.|34:5 And Jacob heard|that he had defiled|Dinah his daughter:|now his sons were with|his cattle in the field:|and Jacob held his
R	Tpeace until they were|come.|34:6 And Hamor the|father of Shechem|went out unto Jacob|to commune with him.|34:7 And the sons of|Jacob came out of the|field when they heard|it: and the men were|grieved, and they|were very wroth,|because he had|wrought folly in Israel
R	Tin lying with Jacob's|daughter: which thing|ought not to be done.|34:8 And Hamor|communed with them,|saying, The soul of my|son Shechem longeth|for your daughter: I|pray you give her him|to wife.|34:9 And make ye|marriages with us, and|give your daughters|unto us, and take our
R	Tdaughters unto you.|34:10 And ye shall|dwell with us: and the|land shall be before|you; dwell and trade|ye therein, and get|you possessions|therein.|34:11 And Shechem|said unto her father|and unto her|brethren, Let me find|grace in your eyes,|and what ye shall say
R	Tunto me I will give.|34:12 Ask me never so|much dowry and gift,|and I will give|according as ye shall|say unto me: but give|me the damsel to wife.|34:13 And the sons of|Jacob answered|Shechem and Hamor|his father deceitfully,|and said, because he|had defiled Dinah their|sister:
R	T34:14 And they said|unto them, We cannot|do this thing, to give|our sister to one that|is uncircumcised; for|that were a reproach|unto us:|34:15 But in this will we|consent unto you: If|ye will be as we be,|that every male of|you be circumcised;|34:16 Then will we give|our daughters unto
R	Tyou, and we will take|your daughters to us,|and we will dwell with|you, and we will|become one people.|34:17 But if ye will not|hearken unto us, to|be circumcised; then|will we take our|daughter, and we will|be gone.|34:18 And their words|pleased Hamor, and|Shechem Hamor's son.
R	T34:19 And the young|man deferred not to|do the thing, because|he had delight in|Jacob's daughter: and|he was more|honourable than all|the house of his|father.|34:20 And Hamor and|Shechem his son came|unto the gate of their|city, and communed|with the men of their
R	Tcity, saying,|34:21 These men are|peaceable with us;|therefore let them|dwell in the land, and|trade therein; for the|land, behold, it is|large enough for|them; let us take their|daughters to us for|wives, and let us give|them our daughters.|34:22 Only herein will|the men consent unto
R	Tus for to dwell with|us, to be one people,|if every male among|us be circumcised, as|they are circumcised.|34:23 Shall not their|cattle and their|substance and every|beast of theirs be|ours? only let us|consent unto them,|and they will dwell with|us.|34:24 And unto Hamor
R	Tand unto Shechem his|son hearkened all|that went out of the|gate of his city; and|every male was|circumcised, all that|went out of the gate|of his city.|34:25 And it came to|pass on the third day,|when they were sore,|that two of the sons|of Jacob, Simeon and|Levi, Dinah's brethren,
R	Ttook each man his|sword, and came upon|the city boldly, and|slew all the males.|34:26 And they slew|Hamor and Shechem|his son with the edge|of the sword, and took|Dinah out of|Shechem's house, and|went out.|34:27 The sons of|Jacob came upon the|slain, and spoiled the
R	Tcity, because they had|defiled their sister.|34:28 They took their|sheep, and their oxen,|and their asses, and|that which was in the|city, and that which|was in the field,|34:29 And all their|wealth, and all their|little ones, and their|wives took they|captive, and spoiled|even all that was in
R	Tthe house.|34:30 And Jacob said|to Simeon and Levi, Ye|have troubled me to|make me to stink among|the inhabitants of the|land, among the|Canaanites and the|Perizzites: and I being|few in number, they|shall gather|themselves together|against me, and slay|me; and I shall be
R	Tdestroyed, I and my|house.|34:31 And they said,|Should he deal with|our sister as with an|harlot?||35:1 And God said unto|Jacob, Arise, go up to|Bethel, and dwell|there: and make there|an altar unto God,|that appeared unto|thee when thou
R	Tfleddest from the|face of Esau thy|brother.|35:2 Then Jacob said|unto his household,|and to all that were|with him, Put away the|strange gods that are|among you, and be|clean, and change|your garments:|35:3 And let us arise,|and go up to Bethel;|and I will make there
R	Tan altar unto God, who|answered me in the|day of my distress,|and was with me in the|way which I went.|35:4 And they gave|unto Jacob all the|strange gods which|were in their hand,|and all their earrings|which were in their|ears; and Jacob hid|them under the oak|which was by Shechem.
R	T35:5 And they|journeyed: and the|terror of God was|upon the cities that|were round about|them, and they did not|pursue after the|sons of Jacob.|35:6 So Jacob came to|Luz, which is in the|land of Canaan, that|is, Bethel, he and all|the people that were|with him.
R	T35:7 And he built|there an altar, and|called the place|Elbethel: because|there God appeared|unto him, when he fled|from the face of his|brother.|35:8 But Deborah|Rebekah's nurse died,|and she was buried|beneath Bethel under|an oak: and the name|of it was called
R	TAllonbachuth.|35:9 And God|appeared unto Jacob|again, when he came|out of Padanaram, and|blessed him.|35:10 And God said|unto him, Thy name is|Jacob: thy name shall|not be called any|more Jacob, but|Israel shall be thy|name: and he called|his name Israel.
R	T35:11 And God said|unto him, I am God|Almighty: be fruitful|and multiply; a nation|and a company of|nations shall be of|thee, and kings shall|come out of thy loins;|35:12 And the land|which I gave Abraham|and Isaac, to thee I|will give it, and to thy|seed after thee will I|give the land.
R	T35:13 And God went up|from him in the place|where he talked with|him.|35:14 And Jacob set|up a pillar in the|place where he talked|with him, even a pillar|of stone: and he|poured a drink|offering thereon, and|he poured oil thereon.|35:15 And Jacob|called the name of the
R	Tplace where God|spake with him, Bethel.|35:16 And they|journeyed from|Bethel; and there was|but a little way to|come to Ephrath: and|Rachel travailed, and|she had hard labour.|35:17 And it came to|pass, when she was in|hard labour, that the|midwife said unto her,|Fear not; thou shalt
R	Thave this son also.|35:18 And it came to|pass, as her soul was|in departing, (for she|died) that she called|his name Benoni: but|his father called him|Benjamin.|35:19 And Rachel died,|and was buried in the|way to Ephrath, which|is Bethlehem.|35:20 And Jacob set a|pillar upon her grave:
R	Tthat is the pillar of|Rachel's grave unto|this day.|35:21 And Israel|journeyed, and|spread his tent|beyond the tower of|Edar.|35:22 And it came to|pass, when Israel|dwelt in that land, that|Reuben went and lay|with Bilhah his father's|concubine: and Israel
R	Theard it. Now the sons|of Jacob were twelve:|35:23 The sons of|Leah; Reuben, Jacob's|firstborn, and Simeon,|and Levi, and Judah,|and Issachar, and|Zebulun:|35:24 The sons of|Rachel; Joseph, and|Benjamin:|35:25 And the sons of|Bilhah, Rachel's|handmaid; Dan, and
R	TNaphtali:|35:26 And the sons of|Zilpah, Leah's|handmaid: Gad, and|Asher: these are the|sons of Jacob, which|were born to him in|Padanaram.|35:27 And Jacob came|unto Isaac his father|unto Mamre, unto the|city of Arbah, which is|Hebron, where|Abraham and Isaac
R	Tsojourned.|35:28 And the days of|Isaac were an|hundred and|fourscore years.|35:29 And Isaac gave|up the ghost, and died,|and was gathered|unto his people, being|old and full of days:|and his sons Esau and|Jacob buried him.||36:1 Now these are
R	Tthe generations of|Esau, who is Edom.|36:2 Esau took his|wives of the|daughters of Canaan;|Adah the daughter of|Elon the Hittite, and|Aholibamah the|daughter of Anah the|daughter of Zibeon|the Hivite;|36:3 And Bashemath|Ishmael's daughter,|sister of Nebajoth.
R	T36:4 And Adah bare to|Esau Eliphaz; and|Bashemath bare Reuel;|36:5 And Aholibamah|bare Jeush, and|Jaalam, and Korah:|these are the sons of|Esau, which were born|unto him in the land of|Canaan.|36:6 And Esau took his|wives, and his sons,|and his daughters,|and all the persons
R	Tof his house, and his|cattle, and all his|beasts, and all his|substance, which he|had got in the land of|Canaan; and went into|the country from the|face of his brother|Jacob.|36:7 For their riches|were more than that|they might dwell|together; and the land|wherein they were
R	Tstrangers could not|bear them because of|their cattle.|36:8 Thus dwelt Esau|in mount Seir: Esau is|Edom.|36:9 And these are|the generations of|Esau the father of|the Edomites in mount|Seir:|36:10 These are the|names of Esau's sons;|Eliphaz the son of
R	TAdah the wife of Esau,|Reuel the son of|Bashemath the wife of|Esau.|36:11 And the sons of|Eliphaz were Teman,|Omar, Zepho, and|Gatam, and Kenaz.|36:12 And Timna was|concubine to Eliphaz|Esau's son; and she|bare to Eliphaz|Amalek: these were the|sons of Adah Esau's
R	Twife.|36:13 And these are|the sons of Reuel;|Nahath, and Zerah,|Shammah, and Mizzah:|these were the sons|of Bashemath Esau's|wife.|36:14 And these were|the sons of|Aholibamah, the|daughter of Anah the|daughter of Zibeon,|Esau's wife: and she
R	Tbare to Esau Jeush,|and Jaalam, and|Korah.|36:15 These were|dukes of the sons of|Esau: the sons of|Eliphaz the firstborn|son of Esau; duke|Teman, duke Omar,|duke Zepho, duke|Kenaz,|36:16 Duke Korah,|duke Gatam, and duke|Amalek: these are the
R	Tdukes that came of|Eliphaz in the land of|Edom; these were the|sons of Adah.|36:17 And these are|the sons of Reuel|Esau's son; duke|Nahath, duke Zerah,|duke Shammah, duke|Mizzah: these are the|dukes that came of|Reuel in the land of|Edom; these are the|sons of Bashemath
R	TEsau's wife.|36:18 And these are|the sons of|Aholibamah Esau's wife;|duke Jeush, duke|Jaalam, duke Korah:|these were the dukes|that came of|Aholibamah the|daughter of Anah,|Esau's wife.|36:19 These are the|sons of Esau, who is|Edom, and these are
R	Ttheir dukes.|36:20 These are the|sons of Seir the|Horite, who inhabited|the land; Lotan, and|Shobal, and Zibeon,|and Anah,|36:21 And Dishon, and|Ezer, and Dishan:|these are the dukes|of the Horites, the|children of Seir in the|land of Edom.|36:22 And the children
R	Tof Lotan were Hori|and Hemam; and|Lotan's sister was|Timna.|36:23 And the children|of Shobal were these;|Alvan, and Manahath,|and Ebal, Shepho, and|Onam.|36:24 And these are|the children of Zibeon;|both Ajah, and Anah:|this was that Anah|that found the mules
R	Tin the wilderness, as|he fed the asses of|Zibeon his father.|36:25 And the children|of Anah were these;|Dishon, and Aholibamah|the daughter of Anah.|36:26 And these are|the children of Dishon;|Hemdan, and Eshban,|and Ithran, and|Cheran.|36:27 The children of|Ezer are these;
R	TBilhan, and Zaavan,|and Akan.|36:28 The children of|Dishan are these; Uz,|and Aran.|36:29 These are the|dukes that came of|the Horites; duke|Lotan, duke Shobal,|duke Zibeon, duke|Anah,|36:30 Duke Dishon,|duke Ezer, duke|Dishan: these are the
R	Tdukes that came of|Hori, among their|dukes in the land of|Seir.|36:31 And these are|the kings that reigned|in the land of Edom,|before there reigned|any king over the|children of Israel.|36:32 And Bela the|son of Beor reigned|in Edom: and the name|of his city was
R	TDinhabah.|36:33 And Bela died,|and Jobab the son of|Zerah of Bozrah|reigned in his stead.|36:34 And Jobab died,|and Husham of the|land of Temani reigned|in his stead.|36:35 And Husham died,|and Hadad the son of|Bedad, who smote|Midian in the field of|Moab, reigned in his
R	Tstead: and the name|of his city was Avith.|36:36 And Hadad died,|and Samlah of|Masrekah reigned in|his stead.|36:37 And Samlah died,|and Saul of Rehoboth|by the river reigned|in his stead.|36:38 And Saul died,|and Baalhanan the|son of Achbor|reigned in his stead.
R	T36:39 And Baalhanan|the son of Achbor|died, and Hadar|reigned in his stead:|and the name of his|city was Pau; and his|wife's name was|Mehetabel, the|daughter of Matred,|the daughter of|Mezahab.|36:40 And these are|the names of the|dukes that came of
R	TEsau, according to|their families, after|their places, by their|names; duke Timnah,|duke Alvah, duke|Jetheth,|36:41 Duke Aholibamah,|duke Elah, duke Pinon,|36:42 Duke Kenaz,|duke Teman, duke|Mibzar,|36:43 Duke Magdiel,|duke Iram: these be|the dukes of Edom,
R	Taccording to their|habitations in the land|of their possession:|he is Esau the father|of the Edomites.||37:1 And Jacob dwelt|in the land wherein his|father was a|stranger, in the land|of Canaan.|37:2 These are the|generations of Jacob.|Joseph, being
R	Tseventeen years old,|was feeding the flock|with his brethren; and|the lad was with the|sons of Bilhah, and|with the sons of|Zilpah, his father's|wives: and Joseph|brought unto his|father their evil|report.|37:3 Now Israel loved|Joseph more than all|his children, because
R	The was the son of his|old age: and he made|him a coat of many|colours.|37:4 And when his|brethren saw that|their father loved him|more than all his|brethren, they hated|him, and could not|speak peaceably unto|him.|37:5 And Joseph|dreamed a dream, and
R	The told it his|brethren: and they|hated him yet the|more.|37:6 And he said unto|them, Hear, I pray you,|this dream which I|have dreamed:|37:7 For, behold, we|were binding sheaves|in the field, and, lo, my|sheaf arose, and also|stood upright; and,|behold, your sheaves
R	Tstood round about,|and made obeisance to|my sheaf.|37:8 And his brethren|said to him, Shalt thou|indeed reign over us?|or shalt thou indeed|have dominion over|us? And they hated|him yet the more for|his dreams, and for|his words.|37:9 And he dreamed|yet another dream,
R	Tand told it his|brethren, and said,|Behold, I have|dreamed a dream|more; and, behold, the|sun and the moon and|the eleven stars made|obeisance to me.|37:10 And he told it to|his father, and to his|brethren: and his|father rebuked him,|and said unto him, What|is this dream that thou
R	Thast dreamed? Shall I|and thy mother and|thy brethren indeed|come to bow down|ourselves to thee to|the earth?|37:11 And his|brethren envied him;|but his father|observed the saying.|37:12 And his|brethren went to feed|their father's flock in|Shechem.
R	T37:13 And Israel said|unto Joseph, Do not|thy brethren feed the|flock in Shechem?|come, and I will send|thee unto them. And he|said to him, Here am I.|37:14 And he said to|him, Go, I pray thee,|see whether it be well|with thy brethren, and|well with the flocks;|and bring me word|again. So he sent him
R	Tout of the vale of|Hebron, and he came|to Shechem.|37:15 And a certain|man found him, and,|behold, he was|wandering in the field:|and the man asked him,|saying, What seekest|thou?|37:16 And he said, I|seek my brethren: tell|me, I pray thee, where|they feed their flocks.
R	T37:17 And the man|said, They are|departed hence; for I|heard them say, Let|us go to Dothan. And|Joseph went after his|brethren, and found|them in Dothan.|37:18 And when they|saw him afar off, even|before he came near|unto them, they|conspired against him|to slay him.
R	T37:19 And they said|one to another,|Behold, this dreamer|cometh.|37:20 Come now|therefore, and let us|slay him, and cast him|into some pit, and we|will say, Some evil|beast hath devoured|him: and we shall see|what will become of his|dreams.|37:21 And Reuben
R	Theard it, and he|delivered him out of|their hands; and said,|Let us not kill him.|37:22 And Reuben said|unto them, Shed no|blood, but cast him|into this pit that is in|the wilderness, and|lay no hand upon him;|that he might rid him|out of their hands, to|deliver him to his|father again.
R	T37:23 And it came to|pass, when Joseph|was come unto his|brethren, that they|stript Joseph out of|his coat, his coat of|many colours that was|on him;|37:24 And they took|him, and cast him into a|pit: and the pit was|empty, there was no|water in it.|37:25 And they sat
R	Tdown to eat bread:|and they lifted up|their eyes and looked,|and, behold, a|company of|Ishmeelites came from|Gilead with their|camels bearing|spicery and balm and|myrrh, going to carry|it down to Egypt.|37:26 And Judah said|unto his brethren,|What profit is it if we
R	Tslay our brother, and|conceal his blood?|37:27 Come, and let us|sell him to the|Ishmeelites, and let|not our hand be upon|him; for he is our|brother and our|flesh. And his|brethren were|content.|37:28 Then there|passed by Midianites|merchantmen; and they
R	Tdrew and lifted up|Joseph out of the pit,|and sold Joseph to|the Ishmeelites for|twenty pieces of|silver: and they|brought Joseph into|Egypt.|37:29 And Reuben|returned unto the pit;|and, behold, Joseph|was not in the pit; and|he rent his clothes.|37:30 And he returned
R	Tunto his brethren, and|said, The child is not;|and I, whither shall I|go?|37:31 And they took|Joseph's coat, and|killed a kid of the|goats, and dipped the|coat in the blood;|37:32 And they sent|the coat of many|colours, and they|brought it to their|father; and said, This
R	Thave we found: know|now whether it be thy|son's coat or no.|37:33 And he knew it,|and said, It is my son's|coat; an evil beast|hath devoured him;|Joseph is without|doubt rent in pieces.|37:34 And Jacob rent|his clothes, and put|sackcloth upon his|loins, and mourned for|his son many days.
R	T37:35 And all his sons|and all his daughters|rose up to comfort|him; but he refused to|be comforted; and he|said, For I will go down|into the grave unto my|son mourning. Thus his|father wept for him.|37:36 And the|Midianites sold him into|Egypt unto Potiphar,|an officer of|Pharaoh's, and captain
R	Tof the guard.||38:1 And it came to|pass at that time, that|Judah went down from|his brethren, and|turned in to a certain|Adullamite, whose name|was Hirah.|38:2 And Judah saw|there a daughter of a|certain Canaanite,|whose name was|Shuah; and he took
R	Ther, and went in unto|her.|38:3 And she|conceived, and bare a|son; and he called his|name Er.|38:4 And she|conceived again, and|bare a son; and she|called his name Onan.|38:5 And she yet again|conceived, and bare a|son; and called his|name Shelah: and he
R	Twas at Chezib, when|she bare him.|38:6 And Judah took a|wife for Er his|firstborn, whose name|was Tamar.|38:7 And Er, Judah's|firstborn, was wicked|in the sight of the|LORD; and the LORD|slew him.|38:8 And Judah said|unto Onan, Go in unto|thy brother's wife,
R	Tand marry her, and|raise up seed to thy|brother.|38:9 And Onan knew|that the seed should|not be his; and it came|to pass, when he went|in unto his brother's|wife, that he spilled it|on the ground, lest|that he should give|seed to his brother.|38:10 And the thing|which he did
R	Tdispleased the LORD:|wherefore he slew him|also.|38:11 Then said Judah|to Tamar his daughter|in law, Remain a widow|at thy father's house,|till Shelah my son be|grown: for he said,|Lest peradventure he|die also, as his|brethren did. And|Tamar went and dwelt|in her father's house.
R	T38:12 And in process|of time the daughter|of Shuah Judah's wife|died; and Judah was|comforted, and went|up unto his|sheepshearers to|Timnath, he and his|friend Hirah the|Adullamite.|38:13 And it was told|Tamar, saying, Behold|thy father in law|goeth up to Timnath to
R	Tshear his sheep.|38:14 And she put her|widow's garments off|from her, and|covered her with a|vail, and wrapped|herself, and sat in an|open place, which is|by the way to Timnath;|for she saw that|Shelah was grown, and|she was not given|unto him to wife.|38:15 When Judah saw
R	Ther, he thought her to|be an harlot; because|she had covered her|face.|38:16 And he turned|unto her by the way,|and said, Go to, I pray|thee, let me come in|unto thee; (for he|knew not that she was|his daughter in law.)|And she said, What wilt|thou give me, that thou|mayest come in unto
R	Tme?|38:17 And he said, I|will send thee a kid|from the flock. And|she said, Wilt thou give|me a pledge, till thou|send it?|38:18 And he said,|What pledge shall I|give thee? And she|said, Thy signet, and|thy bracelets, and thy|staff that is in thine|hand. And he gave it
R	Ther, and came in unto|her, and she|conceived by him.|38:19 And she arose,|and went away, and|laid by her vail from|her, and put on the|garments of her|widowhood.|38:20 And Judah sent|the kid by the hand of|his friend the|Adullamite, to receive|his pledge from the
R	Twoman's hand: but he|found her not.|38:21 Then he asked|the men of that place,|saying, Where is the|harlot, that was|openly by the way|side? And they said,|There was no harlot|in this place.|38:22 And he returned|to Judah, and said, I|cannot find her; and|also the men of the
R	Tplace said, that there|was no harlot in this|place.|38:23 And Judah said,|Let her take it to her,|lest we be shamed:|behold, I sent this kid,|and thou hast not|found her.|38:24 And it came to|pass about three|months after, that it|was told Judah,|saying, Tamar thy
R	Tdaughter in law hath|played the harlot; and|also, behold, she is|with child by|whoredom. And Judah|said, Bring her forth,|and let her be burnt.|38:25 When she was|brought forth, she|sent to her father in|law, saying, By the|man, whose these are,|am I with child: and|she said, Discern, I
R	Tpray thee, whose are|these, the signet, and|bracelets, and staff.|38:26 And Judah|acknowledged them,|and said, She hath|been more righteous|than I; because that I|gave her not to|Shelah my son. And he|knew her again no|more.|38:27 And it came to|pass in the time of
R	Ther travail, that,|behold, twins were in|her womb.|38:28 And it came to|pass, when she|travailed, that the one|put out his hand: and|the midwife took and|bound upon his hand a|scarlet thread,|saying, This came out|first.|38:29 And it came to|pass, as he drew back
R	This hand, that, behold,|his brother came out:|and she said, How hast|thou broken forth?|this breach be upon|thee: therefore his|name was called|Pharez.|38:30 And afterward|came out his brother,|that had the scarlet|thread upon his hand:|and his name was|called Zarah.
R	T39:1 And Joseph was|brought down to|Egypt; and Potiphar,|an officer of|Pharaoh, captain of|the guard, an|Egyptian, bought him|of the hands of the|Ishmeelites, which had|brought him down|thither.|39:2 And the LORD was|with Joseph, and he|was a prosperous
R	Tman; and he was in the|house of his master|the Egyptian.|39:3 And his master|saw that the LORD was|with him, and that the|LORD made all that he|did to prosper in his|hand.|39:4 And Joseph|found grace in his|sight, and he served|him: and he made him|overseer over his
R	Thouse, and all that he|had he put into his|hand.|39:5 And it came to|pass from the time|that he had made him|overseer in his house,|and over all that he|had, that the LORD|blessed the Egyptian's|house for Joseph's|sake; and the blessing|of the LORD was upon|all that he had in the
R	Thouse, and in the field.|39:6 And he left all|that he had in|Joseph's hand; and he|knew not ought he|had, save the bread|which he did eat. And|Joseph was a goodly|person, and well|favoured.|39:7 And it came to|pass after these|things, that his|master's wife cast her
R	Teyes upon Joseph;|and she said, Lie with|me.|39:8 But he refused,|and said unto his|master's wife, Behold,|my master wotteth not|what is with me in the|house, and he hath|committed all that he|hath to my hand;|39:9 There is none|greater in this house|than I; neither hath he
R	Tkept back any thing|from me but thee,|because thou art his|wife: how then can I|do this great|wickedness, and sin|against God?|39:10 And it came to|pass, as she spake to|Joseph day by day,|that he hearkened not|unto her, to lie by|her, or to be with her.|39:11 And it came to
R	Tpass about this time,|that Joseph went into|the house to do his|business; and there|was none of the men|of the house there|within.|39:12 And she caught|him by his garment,|saying, Lie with me: and|he left his garment in|her hand, and fled,|and got him out.|39:13 And it came to
R	Tpass, when she saw|that he had left his|garment in her hand,|and was fled forth,|39:14 That she called|unto the men of her|house, and spake unto|them, saying, See, he|hath brought in an|Hebrew unto us to|mock us; he came in|unto me to lie with me,|and I cried with a loud|voice:
R	T39:15 And it came to|pass, when he heard|that I lifted up my|voice and cried, that|he left his garment|with me, and fled, and|got him out.|39:16 And she laid up|his garment by her,|until his lord came|home.|39:17 And she spake|unto him according to|these words, saying,
R	TThe Hebrew servant,|which thou hast|brought unto us, came|in unto me to mock me:|39:18 And it came to|pass, as I lifted up my|voice and cried, that|he left his garment|with me, and fled out.|39:19 And it came to|pass, when his master|heard the words of|his wife, which she|spake unto him, saying,
R	TAfter this manner did|thy servant to me;|that his wrath was|kindled.|39:20 And Joseph's|master took him, and|put him into the prison,|a place where the|king's prisoners were|bound: and he was|there in the prison.|39:21 But the LORD|was with Joseph, and|shewed him mercy, and
R	Tgave him favour in the|sight of the keeper of|the prison.|39:22 And the keeper|of the prison|committed to Joseph's|hand all the prisoners|that were in the|prison; and|whatsoever they did|there, he was the|doer of it.|39:23 The keeper of|the prison looked not
R	Tto any thing that was|under his hand;|because the LORD was|with him, and that which|he did, the LORD made|it to prosper.||40:1 And it came to|pass after these|things, that the butler|of the king of Egypt|and his baker had|offended their lord|the king of Egypt.
R	T40:2 And Pharaoh was|wroth against two of|his officers, against|the chief of the|butlers, and against|the chief of the|bakers.|40:3 And he put them|in ward in the house|of the captain of the|guard, into the prison,|the place where|Joseph was bound.|40:4 And the captain
R	Tof the guard charged|Joseph with them, and|he served them: and|they continued a|season in ward.|40:5 And they dreamed|a dream both of them,|each man his dream in|one night, each man|according to the|interpretation of his|dream, the butler and|the baker of the king|of Egypt, which were
R	Tbound in the prison.|40:6 And Joseph came|in unto them in the|morning, and looked|upon them, and,|behold, they were sad.|40:7 And he asked|Pharaoh's officers|that were with him in|the ward of his lord's|house, saying,|Wherefore look ye so|sadly to day?|40:8 And they said
R	Tunto him, We have|dreamed a dream, and|there is no|interpreter of it. And|Joseph said unto them,|Do not interpretations|belong to God? tell me|them, I pray you.|40:9 And the chief|butler told his dream|to Joseph, and said to|him, In my dream,|behold, a vine was|before me;
R	T40:10 And in the vine|were three branches:|and it was as though it|budded, and her|blossoms shot forth;|and the clusters|thereof brought forth|ripe grapes:|40:11 And Pharaoh's|cup was in my hand:|and I took the grapes,|and pressed them into|Pharaoh's cup, and I|gave the cup into
R	TPharaoh's hand.|40:12 And Joseph said|unto him, This is the|interpretation of it:|The three branches|are three days:|40:13 Yet within three|days shall Pharaoh|lift up thine head, and|restore thee unto thy|place: and thou shalt|deliver Pharaoh's cup|into his hand, after|the former manner
R	Twhen thou wast his|butler.|40:14 But think on me|when it shall be well|with thee, and shew|kindness, I pray thee,|unto me, and make|mention of me unto|Pharaoh, and bring me|out of this house:|40:15 For indeed I was|stolen away out of the|land of the Hebrews:|and here also have I
R	Tdone nothing that they|should put me into the|dungeon.|40:16 When the chief|baker saw that the|interpretation was|good, he said unto|Joseph, I also was in|my dream, and, behold,|I had three white|baskets on my head:|40:17 And in the|uppermost basket|there was of all
R	Tmanner of bakemeats|for Pharaoh; and the|birds did eat them out|of the basket upon my|head.|40:18 And Joseph|answered and said,|This is the|interpretation|thereof: The three|baskets are three|days:|40:19 Yet within three|days shall Pharaoh
R	Tlift up thy head from|off thee, and shall|hang thee on a tree;|and the birds shall|eat thy flesh from off|thee.|40:20 And it came to|pass the third day,|which was Pharaoh's|birthday, that he made|a feast unto all his|servants: and he|lifted up the head of|the chief butler and
R	Tof the chief baker|among his servants.|40:21 And he restored|the chief butler unto|his butlership again;|and he gave the cup|into Pharaoh's hand:|40:22 But he hanged|the chief baker: as|Joseph had|interpreted to them.|40:23 Yet did not the|chief butler remember|Joseph, but forgat
R	Thim.||41:1 And it came to|pass at the end of|two full years, that|Pharaoh dreamed: and,|behold, he stood by|the river.|41:2 And, behold,|there came up out of|the river seven well|favoured kine and|fatfleshed; and they|fed in a meadow.
R	T41:3 And, behold,|seven other kine came|up after them out of|the river, ill favoured|and leanfleshed; and|stood by the other|kine upon the brink of|the river.|41:4 And the ill|favoured and|leanfleshed kine did|eat up the seven well|favoured and fat kine.|So Pharaoh awoke.
R	T41:5 And he slept and|dreamed the second|time: and, behold,|seven ears of corn|came up upon one|stalk, rank and good.|41:6 And, behold,|seven thin ears and|blasted with the east|wind sprung up after|them.|41:7 And the seven|thin ears devoured|the seven rank and
R	Tfull ears. And|Pharaoh awoke, and,|behold, it was a dream.|41:8 And it came to|pass in the morning|that his spirit was|troubled; and he sent|and called for all the|magicians of Egypt,|and all the wise men|thereof: and Pharaoh|told them his dream;|but there was none|that could interpret
R	Tthem unto Pharaoh.|41:9 Then spake the|chief butler unto|Pharaoh, saying, I do|remember my faults|this day:|41:10 Pharaoh was|wroth with his|servants, and put me|in ward in the captain|of the guard's house,|both me and the chief|baker:|41:11 And we dreamed
R	Ta dream in one night, I|and he; we dreamed|each man according to|the interpretation of|his dream.|41:12 And there was|there with us a young|man, an Hebrew,|servant to the captain|of the guard; and we|told him, and he|interpreted to us our|dreams; to each man|according to his
R	Tdream he did|interpret.|41:13 And it came to|pass, as he|interpreted to us, so|it was; me he restored|unto mine office, and|him he hanged.|41:14 Then Pharaoh|sent and called|Joseph, and they|brought him hastily|out of the dungeon:|and he shaved himself,
R	Tand changed his|raiment, and came in|unto Pharaoh.|41:15 And Pharaoh|said unto Joseph, I|have dreamed a|dream, and there is|none that can|interpret it: and I|have heard say of|thee, that thou canst|understand a dream|to interpret it.|41:16 And Joseph
R	Tanswered Pharaoh,|saying, It is not in me:|God shall give|Pharaoh an answer of|peace.|41:17 And Pharaoh|said unto Joseph, In|my dream, behold, I|stood upon the bank|of the river:|41:18 And, behold,|there came up out of|the river seven kine,|fatfleshed and well
R	Tfavoured; and they|fed in a meadow:|41:19 And, behold,|seven other kine came|up after them, poor|and very ill favoured|and leanfleshed, such|as I never saw in all|the land of Egypt for|badness:|41:20 And the lean|and the ill favoured|kine did eat up the|first seven fat kine:
R	T41:21 And when they|had eaten them up, it|could not be known|that they had eaten|them; but they were|still ill favoured, as at|the beginning. So I|awoke.|41:22 And I saw in my|dream, and, behold,|seven ears came up in|one stalk, full and|good:|41:23 And, behold,
R	Tseven ears, withered,|thin, and blasted with|the east wind, sprung|up after them:|41:24 And the thin|ears devoured the|seven good ears: and|I told this unto the|magicians; but there|was none that could|declare it to me.|41:25 And Joseph said|unto Pharaoh, The|dream of Pharaoh is
R	Tone: God hath shewed|Pharaoh what he is|about to do.|41:26 The seven good|kine are seven years;|and the seven good|ears are seven|years: the dream is|one.|41:27 And the seven|thin and ill favoured|kine that came up|after them are seven|years; and the seven
R	Tempty ears blasted|with the east wind|shall be seven years|of famine.|41:28 This is the thing|which I have spoken|unto Pharaoh: What|God is about to do he|sheweth unto Pharaoh.|41:29 Behold, there|come seven years of|great plenty|throughout all the|land of Egypt:
R	T41:30 And there shall|arise after them|seven years of|famine; and all the|plenty shall be|forgotten in the land|of Egypt; and the|famine shall consume|the land;|41:31 And the plenty|shall not be known in|the land by reason of|that famine following;|for it shall be very
R	Tgrievous.|41:32 And for that the|dream was doubled|unto Pharaoh twice; it|is because the thing is|established by God,|and God will shortly|bring it to pass.|41:33 Now therefore|let Pharaoh look out a|man discreet and wise,|and set him over the|land of Egypt.|41:34 Let Pharaoh do
R	Tthis, and let him|appoint officers over|the land, and take up|the fifth part of the|land of Egypt in the|seven plenteous|years.|41:35 And let them|gather all the food of|those good years that|come, and lay up corn|under the hand of|Pharaoh, and let them|keep food in the cities.
R	T41:36 And that food|shall be for store to|the land against the|seven years of|famine, which shall be|in the land of Egypt;|that the land perish|not through the|famine.|41:37 And the thing|was good in the eyes|of Pharaoh, and in the|eyes of all his|servants.
R	T41:38 And Pharaoh|said unto his|servants, Can we find|such a one as this is,|a man in whom the|Spirit of God is?|41:39 And Pharaoh|said unto Joseph,|Forasmuch as God|hath shewed thee all|this, there is none so|discreet and wise as|thou art:|41:40 Thou shalt be
R	Tover my house, and|according unto thy|word shall all my|people be ruled: only|in the throne will I be|greater than thou.|41:41 And Pharaoh|said unto Joseph, See,|I have set thee over|all the land of Egypt.|41:42 And Pharaoh|took off his ring from|his hand, and put it|upon Joseph's hand,
R	Tand arrayed him in|vestures of fine linen,|and put a gold chain|about his neck;|41:43 And he made him|to ride in the second|chariot which he had;|and they cried before|him, Bow the knee: and|he made him ruler|over all the land of|Egypt.|41:44 And Pharaoh|said unto Joseph, I am
R	TPharaoh, and without|thee shall no man lift|up his hand or foot in|all the land of Egypt.|41:45 And Pharaoh|called Joseph's name|Zaphnathpaaneah; and|he gave him to wife|Asenath the daughter|of Potipherah priest|of On. And Joseph|went out over all the|land of Egypt.|41:46 And Joseph was
R	Tthirty years old when|he stood before|Pharaoh king of Egypt.|And Joseph went out|from the presence of|Pharaoh, and went|throughout all the|land of Egypt.|41:47 And in the seven|plenteous years the|earth brought forth|by handfuls.|41:48 And he gathered|up all the food of the
R	Tseven years, which|were in the land of|Egypt, and laid up the|food in the cities: the|food of the field,|which was round about|every city, laid he up|in the same.|41:49 And Joseph|gathered corn as the|sand of the sea, very|much, until he left|numbering; for it was|without number.
R	T41:50 And unto Joseph|were born two sons|before the years of|famine came, which|Asenath the daughter|of Potipherah priest|of On bare unto him.|41:51 And Joseph|called the name of the|firstborn Manasseh:|For God, said he, hath|made me forget all my|toil, and all my|father's house.
R	T41:52 And the name of|the second called he|Ephraim: For God hath|caused me to be|fruitful in the land of|my affliction.|41:53 And the seven|years of|plenteousness, that|was in the land of|Egypt, were ended.|41:54 And the seven|years of dearth|began to come,
R	Taccording as Joseph|had said: and the|dearth was in all|lands; but in all the|land of Egypt there|was bread.|41:55 And when all the|land of Egypt was|famished, the people|cried to Pharaoh for|bread: and Pharaoh|said unto all the|Egyptians, Go unto|Joseph; what he saith
R	Tto you, do.|41:56 And the famine|was over all the face|of the earth: and|Joseph opened all the|storehouses, and sold|unto the Egyptians;|and the famine waxed|sore in the land of|Egypt.|41:57 And all|countries came into|Egypt to Joseph for|to buy corn; because
R	Tthat the famine was so|sore in all lands.||42:1 Now when Jacob|saw that there was|corn in Egypt, Jacob|said unto his sons,|Why do ye look one|upon another?|42:2 And he said,|Behold, I have heard|that there is corn in|Egypt: get you down|thither, and buy for
R	Tus from thence; that|we may live, and not|die.|42:3 And Joseph's ten|brethren went down to|buy corn in Egypt.|42:4 But Benjamin,|Joseph's brother,|Jacob sent not with|his brethren; for he|said, Lest|peradventure mischief|befall him.|42:5 And the sons of
R	TIsrael came to buy|corn among those that|came: for the famine|was in the land of|Canaan.|42:6 And Joseph was|the governor over|the land, and he it was|that sold to all the|people of the land:|and Joseph's|brethren came, and|bowed down|themselves before him
R	Twith their faces to the|earth.|42:7 And Joseph saw|his brethren, and he|knew them, but made|himself strange unto|them, and spake|roughly unto them;|and he said unto them,|Whence come ye? And|they said, From the|land of Canaan to buy|food.|42:8 And Joseph knew
R	This brethren, but they|knew not him.|42:9 And Joseph|remembered the|dreams which he|dreamed of them, and|said unto them, Ye are|spies; to see the|nakedness of the land|ye are come.|42:10 And they said|unto him, Nay, my lord,|but to buy food are|thy servants come.
R	T42:11 We are all one|man's sons; we are|true men, thy|servants are no|spies.|42:12 And he said unto|them, Nay, but to see|the nakedness of the|land ye are come.|42:13 And they said,|Thy servants are|twelve brethren, the|sons of one man in|the land of Canaan;
R	Tand, behold, the|youngest is this day|with our father, and|one is not.|42:14 And Joseph said|unto them, That is it|that I spake unto you,|saying, Ye are spies:|42:15 Hereby ye shall|be proved: By the life|of Pharaoh ye shall|not go forth hence,|except your youngest|brother come hither.
R	T42:16 Send one of|you, and let him fetch|your brother, and ye|shall be kept in|prison, that your|words may be proved,|whether there be any|truth in you: or else|by the life of Pharaoh|surely ye are spies.|42:17 And he put them|all together into ward|three days.|42:18 And Joseph said
R	Tunto them the third|day, This do, and live;|for I fear God:|42:19 If ye be true|men, let one of your|brethren be bound in|the house of your|prison: go ye, carry|corn for the famine|of your houses:|42:20 But bring your|youngest brother|unto me; so shall your|words be verified, and
R	Tye shall not die. And|they did so.|42:21 And they said|one to another, We|are verily guilty|concerning our|brother, in that we|saw the anguish of his|soul, when he|besought us, and we|would not hear;|therefore is this|distress come upon|us.
R	T42:22 And Reuben|answered them, saying,|Spake I not unto you,|saying, Do not sin|against the child; and|ye would not hear?|therefore, behold,|also his blood is|required.|42:23 And they knew|not that Joseph|understood them; for|he spake unto them by|an interpreter.
R	T42:24 And he turned|himself about from|them, and wept; and|returned to them|again, and communed|with them, and took|from them Simeon, and|bound him before|their eyes.|42:25 Then Joseph|commanded to fill their|sacks with corn, and|to restore every|man's money into his
R	Tsack, and to give them|provision for the way:|and thus did he unto|them.|42:26 And they laded|their asses with the|corn, and departed|thence.|42:27 And as one of|them opened his sack|to give his ass|provender in the inn,|he espied his money;|for, behold, it was in
R	This sack's mouth.|42:28 And he said unto|his brethren, My|money is restored;|and, lo, it is even in my|sack: and their heart|failed them, and they|were afraid, saying|one to another, What|is this that God hath|done unto us?|42:29 And they came|unto Jacob their|father unto the land
R	Tof Canaan, and told|him all that befell unto|them; saying,|42:30 The man, who is|the lord of the land,|spake roughly to us,|and took us for spies|of the country.|42:31 And we said unto|him, We are true men;|we are no spies:|42:32 We be twelve|brethren, sons of our|father; one is not, and
R	Tthe youngest is this|day with our father in|the land of Canaan.|42:33 And the man, the|lord of the country,|said unto us, Hereby|shall I know that ye|are true men; leave|one of your brethren|here with me, and take|food for the famine of|your households, and|be gone:|42:34 And bring your
R	Tyoungest brother|unto me: then shall I|know that ye are no|spies, but that ye are|true men: so will I|deliver you your|brother, and ye shall|traffick in the land.|42:35 And it came to|pass as they emptied|their sacks, that,|behold, every man's|bundle of money was|in his sack: and when
R	Tboth they and their|father saw the|bundles of money,|they were afraid.|42:36 And Jacob their|father said unto them,|Me have ye bereaved|of my children: Joseph|is not, and Simeon is|not, and ye will take|Benjamin away: all|these things are|against me.|42:37 And Reuben
R	Tspake unto his father,|saying, Slay my two|sons, if I bring him not|to thee: deliver him|into my hand, and I will|bring him to thee|again.|42:38 And he said, My|son shall not go down|with you; for his|brother is dead, and|he is left alone: if|mischief befall him by|the way in the which
R	Tye go, then shall ye|bring down my gray|hairs with sorrow to|the grave.||43:1 And the famine|was sore in the land.|43:2 And it came to|pass, when they had|eaten up the corn|which they had|brought out of Egypt,|their father said unto|them, Go again, buy us
R	Ta little food.|43:3 And Judah spake|unto him, saying, The|man did solemnly|protest unto us,|saying, Ye shall not|see my face, except|your brother be with|you.|43:4 If thou wilt send|our brother with us,|we will go down and|buy thee food:|43:5 But if thou wilt
R	Tnot send him, we will|not go down: for the|man said unto us, Ye|shall not see my face,|except your brother|be with you.|43:6 And Israel said,|Wherefore dealt ye so|ill with me, as to tell|the man whether ye|had yet a brother?|43:7 And they said,|The man asked us|straitly of our state,
R	Tand of our kindred,|saying, Is your father|yet alive? have ye|another brother? and|we told him according|to the tenor of these|words: could we|certainly know that he|would say, Bring your|brother down?|43:8 And Judah said|unto Israel his father,|Send the lad with me,|and we will arise and
R	Tgo; that we may live,|and not die, both we,|and thou, and also|our little ones.|43:9 I will be surety|for him; of my hand|shalt thou require him:|if I bring him not unto|thee, and set him|before thee, then let|me bear the blame for|ever:|43:10 For except we|had lingered, surely
R	Tnow we had returned|this second time.|43:11 And their father|Israel said unto them,|If it must be so now,|do this; take of the|best fruits in the land|in your vessels, and|carry down the man a|present, a little balm,|and a little honey,|spices, and myrrh,|nuts, and almonds:|43:12 And take double
R	Tmoney in your hand;|and the money that|was brought again in|the mouth of your|sacks, carry it again|in your hand;|peradventure it was|an oversight:|43:13 Take also your|brother, and arise, go|again unto the man:|43:14 And God Almighty|give you mercy|before the man, that
R	The may send away|your other brother,|and Benjamin. If I be|bereaved of my|children, I am|bereaved.|43:15 And the men|took that present, and|they took double|money in their hand|and Benjamin; and|rose up, and went|down to Egypt, and|stood before Joseph.
R	T43:16 And when|Joseph saw Benjamin|with them, he said to|the ruler of his|house, Bring these|men home, and slay,|and make ready; for|these men shall dine|with me at noon.|43:17 And the man did|as Joseph bade; and|the man brought the|men into Joseph's|house.
R	T43:18 And the men|were afraid, because|they were brought|into Joseph's house;|and they said,|Because of the money|that was returned in|our sacks at the first|time are we brought in;|that he may seek|occasion against us,|and fall upon us, and|take us for bondmen,|and our asses.
R	T43:19 And they came|near to the steward|of Joseph's house,|and they communed|with him at the door of|the house,|43:20 And said, O sir,|we came indeed down|at the first time to|buy food:|43:21 And it came to|pass, when we came to|the inn, that we|opened our sacks,
R	Tand, behold, every|man's money was in the|mouth of his sack, our|money in full weight:|and we have brought|it again in our hand.|43:22 And other money|have we brought down|in our hands to buy|food: we cannot tell|who put our money in|our sacks.|43:23 And he said,|Peace be to you, fear
R	Tnot: your God, and the|God of your father,|hath given you|treasure in your|sacks: I had your|money. And he brought|Simeon out unto them.|43:24 And the man|brought the men into|Joseph's house, and|gave them water, and|they washed their|feet; and he gave|their asses
R	Tprovender.|43:25 And they made|ready the present|against Joseph came|at noon: for they|heard that they|should eat bread|there.|43:26 And when|Joseph came home,|they brought him the|present which was in|their hand into the|house, and bowed
R	Tthemselves to him to|the earth.|43:27 And he asked|them of their welfare,|and said, Is your|father well, the old|man of whom ye|spake? Is he yet|alive?|43:28 And they|answered, Thy|servant our father is|in good health, he is|yet alive. And they
R	Tbowed down their|heads, and made|obeisance.|43:29 And he lifted up|his eyes, and saw his|brother Benjamin, his|mother's son, and said,|Is this your younger|brother, of whom ye|spake unto me? And|he said, God be|gracious unto thee, my|son.|43:30 And Joseph
R	Tmade haste; for his|bowels did yearn upon|his brother: and he|sought where to weep;|and he entered into|his chamber, and wept|there.|43:31 And he washed|his face, and went out,|and refrained himself,|and said, Set on|bread.|43:32 And they set on|for him by himself, and
R	Tfor them by|themselves, and for|the Egyptians, which|did eat with him, by|themselves: because|the Egyptians might|not eat bread with the|Hebrews; for that is|an abomination unto|the Egyptians.|43:33 And they sat|before him, the|firstborn according|to his birthright, and
R	Tthe youngest|according to his|youth: and the men|marvelled one at|another.|43:34 And he took and|sent messes unto them|from before him: but|Benjamin's mess was|five times so much as|any of theirs. And|they drank, and were|merry with him.|
R	T44:1 And he|commanded the|steward of his house,|saying, Fill the men's|sacks with food, as|much as they can|carry, and put every|man's money in his|sack's mouth.|44:2 And put my cup,|the silver cup, in the|sack's mouth of the|youngest, and his|corn money. And he
R	Tdid according to the|word that Joseph had|spoken.|44:3 As soon as the|morning was light, the|men were sent away,|they and their asses.|44:4 And when they|were gone out of the|city, and not yet far|off, Joseph said unto|his steward, Up, follow|after the men; and|when thou dost
R	Tovertake them, say|unto them, Wherefore|have ye rewarded evil|for good?|44:5 Is not this it in|which my lord drinketh,|and whereby indeed|he divineth? ye have|done evil in so doing.|44:6 And he overtook|them, and he spake|unto them these same|words.|44:7 And they said
R	Tunto him, Wherefore|saith my lord these|words? God forbid|that thy servants|should do according|to this thing:|44:8 Behold, the|money, which we found|in our sacks' mouths,|we brought again unto|thee out of the land|of Canaan: how then|should we steal out of|thy lord's house
R	Tsilver or gold?|44:9 With whomsoever|of thy servants it be|found, both let him die,|and we also will be my|lord's bondmen.|44:10 And he said, Now|also let it be|according unto your|words: he with whom it|is found shall be my|servant; and ye shall|be blameless.|44:11 Then they
R	Tspeedily took down|every man his sack to|the ground, and|opened every man his|sack.|44:12 And he|searched, and began|at the eldest, and left|at the youngest: and|the cup was found in|Benjamin's sack.|44:13 Then they rent|their clothes, and|laded every man his
R	Tass, and returned to|the city.|44:14 And Judah and|his brethren came to|Joseph's house; for|he was yet there: and|they fell before him|on the ground.|44:15 And Joseph said|unto them, What deed|is this that ye have|done? wot ye not that|such a man as I can|certainly divine?
R	T44:16 And Judah said,|What shall we say unto|my lord? what shall we|speak? or how shall|we clear ourselves?|God hath found out|the iniquity of thy|servants: behold, we|are my lord's|servants, both we, and|he also with whom the|cup is found.|44:17 And he said, God|forbid that I should
R	Tdo so: but the man in|whose hand the cup is|found, he shall be my|servant; and as for|you, get you up in|peace unto your|father.|44:18 Then Judah|came near unto him,|and said, Oh my lord,|let thy servant, I|pray thee, speak a|word in my lord's|ears, and let not thine
R	Tanger burn against|thy servant: for thou|art even as Pharaoh.|44:19 My lord asked|his servants, saying,|Have ye a father, or|a brother?|44:20 And we said unto|my lord, We have a|father, an old man,|and a child of his old|age, a little one; and|his brother is dead,|and he alone is left of
R	This mother, and his|father loveth him.|44:21 And thou saidst|unto thy servants,|Bring him down unto|me, that I may set mine|eyes upon him.|44:22 And we said unto|my lord, The lad|cannot leave his|father: for if he|should leave his|father, his father|would die.
R	T44:23 And thou saidst|unto thy servants,|Except your youngest|brother come down|with you, ye shall see|my face no more.|44:24 And it came to|pass when we came up|unto thy servant my|father, we told him the|words of my lord.|44:25 And our father|said, Go again, and buy|us a little food.
R	T44:26 And we said, We|cannot go down: if our|youngest brother be|with us, then will we go|down: for we may not|see the man's face,|except our youngest|brother be with us.|44:27 And thy servant|my father said unto|us, Ye know that my|wife bare me two sons:|44:28 And the one|went out from me, and
R	TI said, Surely he is|torn in pieces; and I|saw him not since:|44:29 And if ye take|this also from me, and|mischief befall him, ye|shall bring down my|gray hairs with|sorrow to the grave.|44:30 Now therefore|when I come to thy|servant my father,|and the lad be not|with us; seeing that his
R	Tlife is bound up in the|lad's life;|44:31 It shall come to|pass, when he seeth|that the lad is not with|us, that he will die: and|thy servants shall|bring down the gray|hairs of thy servant|our father with|sorrow to the grave.|44:32 For thy servant|became surety for|the lad unto my
R	Tfather, saying, If I|bring him not unto|thee, then I shall bear|the blame to my father|for ever.|44:33 Now therefore, I|pray thee, let thy|servant abide instead|of the lad a bondman|to my lord; and let the|lad go up with his|brethren.|44:34 For how shall I|go up to my father,
R	Tand the lad be not|with me? lest|peradventure I see|the evil that shall|come on my father.||45:1 Then Joseph|could not refrain|himself before all|them that stood by him;|and he cried, Cause|every man to go out|from me. And there|stood no man with him,
R	Twhile Joseph made|himself known unto his|brethren.|45:2 And he wept|aloud: and the|Egyptians and the|house of Pharaoh|heard.|45:3 And Joseph said|unto his brethren, I|am Joseph; doth my|father yet live? And|his brethren could|not answer him; for
R	Tthey were troubled at|his presence.|45:4 And Joseph said|unto his brethren,|Come near to me, I|pray you. And they|came near. And he|said, I am Joseph your|brother, whom ye sold|into Egypt.|45:5 Now therefore be|not grieved, nor|angry with|yourselves, that ye
R	Tsold me hither: for|God did send me|before you to|preserve life.|45:6 For these two|years hath the famine|been in the land: and|yet there are five|years, in the which|there shall neither be|earing nor harvest.|45:7 And God sent me|before you to|preserve you a
R	Tposterity in the earth,|and to save your|lives by a great|deliverance.|45:8 So now it was not|you that sent me|hither, but God: and he|hath made me a father|to Pharaoh, and lord|of all his house, and a|ruler throughout all|the land of Egypt.|45:9 Haste ye, and go|up to my father, and
R	Tsay unto him, Thus|saith thy son Joseph,|God hath made me lord|of all Egypt: come|down unto me, tarry|not:|45:10 And thou shalt|dwell in the land of|Goshen, and thou|shalt be near unto me,|thou, and thy children,|and thy children's|children, and thy|flocks, and thy herds,
R	Tand all that thou hast:|45:11 And there will I|nourish thee; for yet|there are five years|of famine; lest thou,|and thy household,|and all that thou hast,|come to poverty.|45:12 And, behold,|your eyes see, and|the eyes of my|brother Benjamin, that|it is my mouth that|speaketh unto you.
R	T45:13 And ye shall tell|my father of all my|glory in Egypt, and of|all that ye have seen;|and ye shall haste|and bring down my|father hither.|45:14 And he fell upon|his brother Benjamin's|neck, and wept; and|Benjamin wept upon|his neck.|45:15 Moreover he|kissed all his
R	Tbrethren, and wept|upon them: and after|that his brethren|talked with him.|45:16 And the fame|thereof was heard in|Pharaoh's house,|saying, Joseph's|brethren are come:|and it pleased|Pharaoh well, and his|servants.|45:17 And Pharaoh|said unto Joseph, Say
R	Tunto thy brethren,|This do ye; lade your|beasts, and go, get|you unto the land of|Canaan;|45:18 And take your|father and your|households, and come|unto me: and I will give|you the good of the|land of Egypt, and ye|shall eat the fat of|the land.|45:19 Now thou art
R	Tcommanded, this do ye;|take you wagons out|of the land of Egypt|for your little ones,|and for your wives,|and bring your|father, and come.|45:20 Also regard not|your stuff; for the|good of all the land|of Egypt is yours.|45:21 And the children|of Israel did so: and|Joseph gave them
R	Twagons, according to|the commandment of|Pharaoh, and gave|them provision for the|way.|45:22 To all of them|he gave each man|changes of raiment;|but to Benjamin he|gave three hundred|pieces of silver, and|five changes of|raiment.|45:23 And to his
R	Tfather he sent after|this manner; ten asses|laden with the good|things of Egypt, and|ten she asses laden|with corn and bread|and meat for his|father by the way.|45:24 So he sent his|brethren away, and|they departed: and he|said unto them, See|that ye fall not out by|the way.
R	T45:25 And they went|up out of Egypt, and|came into the land of|Canaan unto Jacob|their father,|45:26 And told him,|saying, Joseph is yet|alive, and he is|governor over all the|land of Egypt. And|Jacob's heart fainted,|for he believed them|not.|45:27 And they told
R	Thim all the words of|Joseph, which he had|said unto them: and|when he saw the|wagons which Joseph|had sent to carry him,|the spirit of Jacob|their father revived:|45:28 And Israel said,|It is enough; Joseph|my son is yet alive: I|will go and see him|before I die.|
R	T46:1 And Israel took|his journey with all|that he had, and came|to Beersheba, and|offered sacrifices|unto the God of his|father Isaac.|46:2 And God spake|unto Israel in the|visions of the night,|and said, Jacob,|Jacob. And he said,|Here am I.|46:3 And he said, I am
R	TGod, the God of thy|father: fear not to go|down into Egypt; for I|will there make of thee|a great nation:|46:4 I will go down with|thee into Egypt; and I|will also surely bring|thee up again: and|Joseph shall put his|hand upon thine eyes.|46:5 And Jacob rose|up from Beersheba:|and the sons of
R	TIsrael carried Jacob|their father, and their|little ones, and their|wives, in the wagons|which Pharaoh had|sent to carry him.|46:6 And they took|their cattle, and their|goods, which they had|gotten in the land of|Canaan, and came into|Egypt, Jacob, and all|his seed with him:|46:7 His sons, and his
R	Tsons' sons with him, his|daughters, and his|sons' daughters, and|all his seed brought|he with him into Egypt.|46:8 And these are|the names of the|children of Israel,|which came into Egypt,|Jacob and his sons:|Reuben, Jacob's|firstborn.|46:9 And the sons of|Reuben; Hanoch, and
R	TPhallu, and Hezron,|and Carmi.|46:10 And the sons of|Simeon; Jemuel, and|Jamin, and Ohad, and|Jachin, and Zohar, and|Shaul the son of a|Canaanitish woman.|46:11 And the sons of|Levi; Gershon, Kohath,|and Merari.|46:12 And the sons of|Judah; Er, and Onan,|and Shelah, and
R	TPharez, and Zarah:|but Er and Onan died|in the land of Canaan.|And the sons of|Pharez were Hezron|and Hamul.|46:13 And the sons of|Issachar; Tola, and|Phuvah, and Job, and|Shimron.|46:14 And the sons of|Zebulun; Sered, and|Elon, and Jahleel.|46:15 These be the
R	Tsons of Leah, which|she bare unto Jacob|in Padanaram, with his|daughter Dinah: all the|souls of his sons and|his daughters were|thirty and three.|46:16 And the sons of|Gad; Ziphion, and Haggi,|Shuni, and Ezbon, Eri,|and Arodi, and Areli.|46:17 And the sons of|Asher; Jimnah, and|Ishuah, and Isui, and
R	TBeriah, and Serah|their sister: and the|sons of Beriah; Heber,|and Malchiel.|46:18 These are the|sons of Zilpah, whom|Laban gave to Leah|his daughter, and|these she bare unto|Jacob, even sixteen|souls.|46:19 The sons of|Rachel Jacob's wife;|Joseph, and Benjamin.
R	T46:20 And unto Joseph|in the land of Egypt|were born Manasseh|and Ephraim, which|Asenath the daughter|of Potipherah priest|of On bare unto him.|46:21 And the sons of|Benjamin were Belah,|and Becher, and|Ashbel, Gera, and|Naaman, Ehi, and Rosh,|Muppim, and Huppim,|and Ard.
R	T46:22 These are the|sons of Rachel, which|were born to Jacob:|all the souls were|fourteen.|46:23 And the sons of|Dan; Hushim.|46:24 And the sons of|Naphtali; Jahzeel, and|Guni, and Jezer, and|Shillem.|46:25 These are the|sons of Bilhah, which|Laban gave unto
R	TRachel his daughter,|and she bare these|unto Jacob: all the|souls were seven.|46:26 All the souls|that came with Jacob|into Egypt, which came|out of his loins,|besides Jacob's sons'|wives, all the souls|were threescore and|six;|46:27 And the sons of|Joseph, which were
R	Tborn him in Egypt,|were two souls: all the|souls of the house of|Jacob, which came into|Egypt, were|threescore and ten.|46:28 And he sent|Judah before him unto|Joseph, to direct his|face unto Goshen; and|they came into the|land of Goshen.|46:29 And Joseph|made ready his
R	Tchariot, and went up|to meet Israel his|father, to Goshen, and|presented himself|unto him; and he fell|on his neck, and wept|on his neck a good|while.|46:30 And Israel said|unto Joseph, Now let|me die, since I have|seen thy face,|because thou art yet|alive.
R	T46:31 And Joseph said|unto his brethren, and|unto his father's|house, I will go up, and|shew Pharaoh, and|say unto him, My|brethren, and my|father's house, which|were in the land of|Canaan, are come unto|me;|46:32 And the men are|shepherds, for their|trade hath been to
R	Tfeed cattle; and they|have brought their|flocks, and their|herds, and all that|they have.|46:33 And it shall come|to pass, when Pharaoh|shall call you, and|shall say, What is your|occupation?|46:34 That ye shall|say, Thy servants'|trade hath been about|cattle from our youth
R	Teven until now, both|we, and also our|fathers: that ye may|dwell in the land of|Goshen; for every|shepherd is an|abomination unto the|Egyptians.||47:1 Then Joseph|came and told|Pharaoh, and said, My|father and my|brethren, and their
R	Tflocks, and their|herds, and all that|they have, are come|out of the land of|Canaan; and, behold,|they are in the land|of Goshen.|47:2 And he took some|of his brethren, even|five men, and|presented them unto|Pharaoh.|47:3 And Pharaoh said|unto his brethren,
R	TWhat is your|occupation? And they|said unto Pharaoh,|Thy servants are|shepherds, both we,|and also our fathers.|47:4 They said|morever unto|Pharaoh, For to|sojourn in the land|are we come; for thy|servants have no|pasture for their|flocks; for the famine
R	Tis sore in the land of|Canaan: now|therefore, we pray|thee, let thy servants|dwell in the land of|Goshen.|47:5 And Pharaoh|spake unto Joseph,|saying, Thy father|and thy brethren are|come unto thee:|47:6 The land of Egypt|is before thee; in the|best of the land make
R	Tthy father and|brethren to dwell; in|the land of Goshen let|them dwell: and if thou|knowest any men of|activity among them,|then make them rulers|over my cattle.|47:7 And Joseph|brought in Jacob his|father, and set him|before Pharaoh: and|Jacob blessed|Pharaoh.
R	T47:8 And Pharaoh said|unto Jacob, How old|art thou?|47:9 And Jacob said|unto Pharaoh, The|days of the years of|my pilgrimage are an|hundred and thirty|years: few and evil|have the days of the|years of my life been,|and have not attained|unto the days of the|years of the life of
R	Tmy fathers in the|days of their|pilgrimage.|47:10 And Jacob|blessed Pharaoh, and|went out from before|Pharaoh.|47:11 And Joseph|placed his father and|his brethren, and|gave them a|possession in the land|of Egypt, in the best|of the land, in the
R	Tland of Rameses, as|Pharaoh had|commanded.|47:12 And Joseph|nourished his father,|and his brethren, and|all his father's|household, with bread,|according to their|families.|47:13 And there was|no bread in all the|land; for the famine|was very sore, so
R	Tthat the land of Egypt|and all the land of|Canaan fainted by|reason of the famine.|47:14 And Joseph|gathered up all the|money that was found|in the land of Egypt,|and in the land of|Canaan, for the corn|which they bought: and|Joseph brought the|money into Pharaoh's|house.
R	T47:15 And when money|failed in the land of|Egypt, and in the land|of Canaan, all the|Egyptians came unto|Joseph, and said, Give|us bread: for why|should we die in thy|presence? for the|money faileth.|47:16 And Joseph said,|Give your cattle; and I|will give you for your|cattle, if money fail.
R	T47:17 And they|brought their cattle|unto Joseph: and|Joseph gave them|bread in exchange|for horses, and for|the flocks, and for|the cattle of the|herds, and for the|asses: and he fed|them with bread for|all their cattle for|that year.|47:18 When that year
R	Twas ended, they came|unto him the second|year, and said unto|him, We will not hide it|from my lord, how that|our money is spent; my|lord also hath our|herds of cattle; there|is not ought left in the|sight of my lord, but|our bodies, and our|lands:|47:19 Wherefore shall|we die before thine
R	Teyes, both we and our|land? buy us and our|land for bread, and|we and our land will|be servants unto|Pharaoh: and give us|seed, that we may live,|and not die, that the|land be not desolate.|47:20 And Joseph|bought all the land of|Egypt for Pharaoh;|for the Egyptians sold|every man his field,
R	Tbecause the famine|prevailed over them:|so the land became|Pharaoh's.|47:21 And as for the|people, he removed|them to cities from|one end of the|borders of Egypt|even to the other end|thereof.|47:22 Only the land of|the priests bought he|not; for the priests
R	Thad a portion|assigned them of|Pharaoh, and did eat|their portion which|Pharaoh gave them:|wherefore they sold|not their lands.|47:23 Then Joseph|said unto the people,|Behold, I have bought|you this day and your|land for Pharaoh: lo,|here is seed for you,|and ye shall sow the
R	Tland.|47:24 And it shall come|to pass in the|increase, that ye shall|give the fifth part|unto Pharaoh, and|four parts shall be|your own, for seed of|the field, and for|your food, and for|them of your|households, and for|food for your little|ones.
R	T47:25 And they said,|Thou hast saved our|lives: let us find|grace in the sight of|my lord, and we will be|Pharaoh's servants.|47:26 And Joseph|made it a law over the|land of Egypt unto|this day, that Pharaoh|should have the fifth|part, except the land|of the priests only,|which became not
R	TPharaoh's.|47:27 And Israel dwelt|in the land of Egypt, in|the country of|Goshen; and they had|possessions therein,|and grew, and|multiplied exceedingly.|47:28 And Jacob lived|in the land of Egypt|seventeen years: so|the whole age of|Jacob was an hundred|forty and seven
R	Tyears.|47:29 And the time|drew nigh that Israel|must die: and he called|his son Joseph, and|said unto him, If now I|have found grace in|thy sight, put, I pray|thee, thy hand under|my thigh, and deal|kindly and truly with|me; bury me not, I|pray thee, in Egypt:|47:30 But I will lie with
R	Tmy fathers, and thou|shalt carry me out of|Egypt, and bury me in|their buryingplace.|And he said, I will do|as thou hast said.|47:31 And he said,|Swear unto me. And he|sware unto him. And|Israel bowed himself|upon the bed's head.||48:1 And it came to|pass after these
R	Tthings, that one told|Joseph, Behold, thy|father is sick: and he|took with him his two|sons, Manasseh and|Ephraim.|48:2 And one told|Jacob, and said,|Behold, thy son|Joseph cometh unto|thee: and Israel|strengthened himself,|and sat upon the bed.|48:3 And Jacob said
R	Tunto Joseph, God|Almighty appeared|unto me at Luz in the|land of Canaan, and|blessed me,|48:4 And said unto me,|Behold, I will make thee|fruitful, and multiply|thee, and I will make of|thee a multitude of|people; and will give|this land to thy seed|after thee for an|everlasting
R	Tpossession.|48:5 And now thy two|sons, Ephraim and|Manasseh, which were|born unto thee in the|land of Egypt before|I came unto thee into|Egypt, are mine; as|Reuben and Simeon,|they shall be mine.|48:6 And thy issue,|which thou begettest|after them, shall be|thine, and shall be
R	Tcalled after the name|of their brethren in|their inheritance.|48:7 And as for me,|when I came from|Padan, Rachel died by|me in the land of|Canaan in the way,|when yet there was|but a little way to|come unto Ephrath:|and I buried her|there in the way of|Ephrath; the same is
R	TBethlehem.|48:8 And Israel beheld|Joseph's sons, and|said, Who are these?|48:9 And Joseph said|unto his father, They|are my sons, whom God|hath given me in this|place. And he said,|Bring them, I pray|thee, unto me, and I|will bless them.|48:10 Now the eyes of|Israel were dim for
R	Tage, so that he could|not see. And he|brought them near|unto him; and he|kissed them, and|embraced them.|48:11 And Israel said|unto Joseph, I had not|thought to see thy|face: and, lo, God hath|shewed me also thy|seed.|48:12 And Joseph|brought them out from
R	Tbetween his knees,|and he bowed himself|with his face to the|earth.|48:13 And Joseph took|them both, Ephraim in|his right hand toward|Israel's left hand, and|Manasseh in his left|hand toward Israel's|right hand, and|brought them near|unto him.|48:14 And Israel
R	Tstretched out his|right hand, and laid it|upon Ephraim's head,|who was the younger,|and his left hand upon|Manasseh's head,|guiding his hands|wittingly; for Manasseh|was the firstborn.|48:15 And he blessed|Joseph, and said, God,|before whom my|fathers Abraham and|Isaac did walk, the God
R	Twhich fed me all my|life long unto this day,|48:16 The Angel which|redeemed me from all|evil, bless the lads;|and let my name be|named on them, and|the name of my|fathers Abraham and|Isaac; and let them|grow into a multitude|in the midst of the|earth.|48:17 And when
R	TJoseph saw that his|father laid his right|hand upon the head|of Ephraim, it|displeased him: and he|held up his father's|hand, to remove it|from Ephraim's head|unto Manasseh's head.|48:18 And Joseph said|unto his father, Not|so, my father: for this|is the firstborn; put|thy right hand upon
R	This head.|48:19 And his father|refused, and said, I|know it, my son, I know|it: he also shall|become a people, and|he also shall be|great: but truly his|younger brother shall|be greater than he,|and his seed shall|become a multitude of|nations.|48:20 And he blessed
R	Tthem that day, saying,|In thee shall Israel|bless, saying, God|make thee as Ephraim|and as Manasseh: and|he set Ephraim before|Manasseh.|48:21 And Israel said|unto Joseph, Behold, I|die: but God shall be|with you, and bring|you again unto the|land of your fathers.|48:22 Moreover I have
R	Tgiven to thee one|portion above thy|brethren, which I took|out of the hand of the|Amorite with my sword|and with my bow.||49:1 And Jacob called|unto his sons, and|said, Gather|yourselves together,|that I may tell you|that which shall befall|you in the last days.
R	T49:2 Gather|yourselves together,|and hear, ye sons of|Jacob; and hearken|unto Israel your|father.|49:3 Reuben, thou art|my firstborn, my might,|and the beginning of|my strength, the|excellency of dignity,|and the excellency of|power:|49:4 Unstable as
R	Twater, thou shalt not|excel; because thou|wentest up to thy|father's bed; then|defiledst thou it: he|went up to my couch.|49:5 Simeon and Levi|are brethren;|instruments of cruelty|are in their|habitations.|49:6 O my soul, come|not thou into their|secret; unto their
R	Tassembly, mine honour,|be not thou united:|for in their anger|they slew a man, and|in their selfwill they|digged down a wall.|49:7 Cursed be their|anger, for it was|fierce; and their|wrath, for it was|cruel: I will divide them|in Jacob, and scatter|them in Israel.|49:8 Judah, thou art
R	The whom thy brethren|shall praise: thy hand|shall be in the neck of|thine enemies; thy|father's children shall|bow down before thee.|49:9 Judah is a lion's|whelp: from the prey,|my son, thou art gone|up: he stooped down,|he couched as a lion,|and as an old lion; who|shall rouse him up?|49:10 The sceptre
R	Tshall not depart from|Judah, nor a lawgiver|from between his feet,|until Shiloh come; and|unto him shall the|gathering of the|people be.|49:11 Binding his foal|unto the vine, and his|ass's colt unto the|choice vine; he washed|his garments in wine,|and his clothes in the|blood of grapes:
R	T49:12 His eyes shall|be red with wine, and|his teeth white with|milk.|49:13 Zebulun shall|dwell at the haven of|the sea; and he shall|be for an haven of|ships; and his border|shall be unto Zidon.|49:14 Issachar is a|strong ass couching|down between two|burdens:
R	T49:15 And he saw that|rest was good, and|the land that it was|pleasant; and bowed|his shoulder to bear,|and became a servant|unto tribute.|49:16 Dan shall judge|his people, as one of|the tribes of Israel.|49:17 Dan shall be a|serpent by the way,|an adder in the path,|that biteth the horse
R	Theels, so that his|rider shall fall|backward.|49:18 I have waited|for thy salvation, O|LORD.|49:19 Gad, a troop|shall overcome him:|but he shall overcome|at the last.|49:20 Out of Asher his|bread shall be fat,|and he shall yield|royal dainties.
R	T49:21 Naphtali is a|hind let loose: he|giveth goodly words.|49:22 Joseph is a|fruitful bough, even a|fruitful bough by a|well; whose branches|run over the wall:|49:23 The archers|have sorely grieved|him, and shot at him,|and hated him:|49:24 But his bow|abode in strength, and
R	Tthe arms of his hands|were made strong by|the hands of the|mighty God of Jacob;|(from thence is the|shepherd, the stone|of Israel:)|49:25 Even by the God|of thy father, who|shall help thee; and|by the Almighty, who|shall bless thee with|blessings of heaven|above, blessings of
R	Tthe deep that lieth|under, blessings of|the breasts, and of|the womb:|49:26 The blessings of|thy father have|prevailed above the|blessings of my|progenitors unto the|utmost bound of the|everlasting hills: they|shall be on the head|of Joseph, and on the|crown of the head of
R	Thim that was separate|from his brethren.|49:27 Benjamin shall|ravin as a wolf: in the|morning he shall|devour the prey, and|at night he shall divide|the spoil.|49:28 All these are|the twelve tribes of|Israel: and this is it|that their father|spake unto them, and|blessed them; every
R	Tone according to his|blessing he blessed|them.|49:29 And he charged|them, and said unto|them, I am to be|gathered unto my|people: bury me with|my fathers in the|cave that is in the|field of Ephron the|Hittite,|49:30 In the cave that|is in the field of
R	TMachpelah, which is|before Mamre, in the|land of Canaan, which|Abraham bought with|the field of Ephron|the Hittite for a|possession of a|buryingplace.|49:31 There they|buried Abraham and|Sarah his wife; there|they buried Isaac and|Rebekah his wife; and|there I buried Leah.
R	T49:32 The purchase|of the field and of the|cave that is therein|was from the children|of Heth.|49:33 And when Jacob|had made an end of|commanding his sons,|he gathered up his|feet into the bed, and|yielded up the ghost,|and was gathered|unto his people.|
R	T50:1 And Joseph fell|upon his father's|face, and wept upon|him, and kissed him.|50:2 And Joseph|commanded his|servants the|physicians to embalm|his father: and the|physicians embalmed|Israel.|50:3 And forty days|were fulfilled for him;|for so are fulfilled
R	Tthe days of those|which are embalmed:|and the Egyptians|mourned for him|threescore and ten|days.|50:4 And when the|days of his mourning|were past, Joseph|spake unto the house|of Pharaoh, saying, If|now I have found|grace in your eyes,|speak, I pray you, in
R	Tthe ears of Pharaoh,|saying,|50:5 My father made|me swear, saying, Lo, I|die: in my grave which|I have digged for me|in the land of Canaan,|there shalt thou bury|me. Now therefore let|me go up, I pray thee,|and bury my father,|and I will come again.|50:6 And Pharaoh said,|Go up, and bury thy
R	Tfather, according as|he made thee swear.|50:7 And Joseph went|up to bury his father:|and with him went up|all the servants of|Pharaoh, the elders|of his house, and all|the elders of the land|of Egypt,|50:8 And all the house|of Joseph, and his|brethren, and his|father's house: only
R	Ttheir little ones, and|their flocks, and their|herds, they left in the|land of Goshen.|50:9 And there went|up with him both|chariots and|horsemen: and it was a|very great company.|50:10 And they came|to the threshingfloor|of Atad, which is|beyond Jordan, and|there they mourned
R	Twith a great and very|sore lamentation: and|he made a mourning|for his father seven|days.|50:11 And when the|inhabitants of the|land, the Canaanites,|saw the mourning in|the floor of Atad,|they said, This is a|grievous mourning to|the Egyptians:|wherefore the name
R	Tof it was called|Abelmizraim, which is|beyond Jordan.|50:12 And his sons did|unto him according as|he commanded them:|50:13 For his sons|carried him into the|land of Canaan, and|buried him in the cave|of the field of|Machpelah, which|Abraham bought with|the field for a
R	Tpossession of a|buryingplace of|Ephron the Hittite,|before Mamre.|50:14 And Joseph|returned into Egypt,|he, and his brethren,|and all that went up|with him to bury his|father, after he had|buried his father.|50:15 And when|Joseph's brethren|saw that their father
R	Twas dead, they said,|Joseph will|peradventure hate us,|and will certainly|requite us all the evil|which we did unto him.|50:16 And they sent a|messenger unto|Joseph, saying, Thy|father did command|before he died,|saying,|50:17 So shall ye say|unto Joseph, Forgive,
R	TI pray thee now, the|trespass of thy|brethren, and their|sin; for they did unto|thee evil: and now, we|pray thee, forgive the|trespass of the|servants of the God|of thy father. And|Joseph wept when|they spake unto him.|50:18 And his|brethren also went|and fell down before
R	This face; and they|said, Behold, we be thy|servants.|50:19 And Joseph said|unto them, Fear not:|for am I in the place|of God?|50:20 But as for you,|ye thought evil|against me; but God|meant it unto good, to|bring to pass, as it is|this day, to save much|people alive.
R	T50:21 Now therefore|fear ye not: I will|nourish you, and your|little ones. And he|comforted them, and|spake kindly unto|them.|50:22 And Joseph|dwelt in Egypt, he, and|his father's house:|and Joseph lived an|hundred and ten|years.|50:23 And Joseph saw
R	TEphraim's children of|the third generation:|the children also of|Machir the son of|Manasseh were|brought up upon|Joseph's knees.|50:24 And Joseph said|unto his brethren, I|die: and God will|surely visit you, and|bring you out of this|land unto the land|which he sware to
R	TAbraham, to Isaac, and|to Jacob.|50:25 And Joseph took|an oath of the|children of Israel,|saying, God will surely|visit you, and ye shall|carry up my bones|from hence.|50:26 So Joseph died,|being an hundred and|ten years old: and|they embalmed him, and|he was put in a coffin
R	Tin Egypt.
R	K2;The Second Book|of Moses: Called|Exodus	T||1:1 Now these are the|names of the children|of Israel, which came|into Egypt; every man|and his household|came with Jacob.|1:2 Reuben, Simeon,|Levi, and Judah,|1:3 Issachar, Zebulun,|and Benjamin,
R	T1:4 Dan, and Naphtali,|Gad, and Asher.|1:5 And all the souls|that came out of the|loins of Jacob were|seventy souls: for|Joseph was in Egypt|already.|1:6 And Joseph died,|and all his brethren,|and all that|generation.|1:7 And the children|of Israel were
R	Tfruitful, and|increased abundantly,|and multiplied, and|waxed exceeding|mighty; and the land|was filled with them.|1:8 Now there arose|up a new king over|Egypt, which knew not|Joseph.|1:9 And he said unto|his people, Behold, the|people of the children|of Israel are more
R	Tand mightier than we:|1:10 Come on, let us|deal wisely with them;|lest they multiply, and|it come to pass, that,|when there falleth out|any war, they join|also unto our enemies,|and fight against us,|and so get them up|out of the land.|1:11 Therefore they|did set over them|taskmasters to afflict
R	Tthem with their|burdens. And they|built for Pharaoh|treasure cities, Pithom|and Raamses.|1:12 But the more they|afflicted them, the|more they multiplied|and grew. And they|were grieved because|of the children of|Israel.|1:13 And the Egyptians|made the children of
R	TIsrael to serve with|rigour:|1:14 And they made|their lives bitter with|hard bondage, in|morter, and in brick,|and in all manner of|service in the field: all|their service, wherein|they made them serve,|was with rigour.|1:15 And the king of|Egypt spake to the|Hebrew midwives, of
R	Twhich the name of the|one was Shiphrah, and|the name of the other|Puah:|1:16 And he said, When|ye do the office of a|midwife to the Hebrew|women, and see them|upon the stools; if it|be a son, then ye|shall kill him: but if it|be a daughter, then|she shall live.|1:17 But the midwives
R	Tfeared God, and did|not as the king of|Egypt commanded them,|but saved the men|children alive.|1:18 And the king of|Egypt called for the|midwives, and said unto|them, Why have ye|done this thing, and|have saved the men|children alive?|1:19 And the midwives|said unto Pharaoh,
R	TBecause the Hebrew|women are not as the|Egyptian women; for|they are lively, and|are delivered ere the|midwives come in unto|them.|1:20 Therefore God|dealt well with the|midwives: and the|people multiplied, and|waxed very mighty.|1:21 And it came to|pass, because the
R	Tmidwives feared God,|that he made them|houses.|1:22 And Pharaoh|charged all his|people, saying, Every|son that is born ye|shall cast into the|river, and every|daughter ye shall|save alive.||2:1 And there went a|man of the house of
R	TLevi, and took to wife|a daughter of Levi.|2:2 And the woman|conceived, and bare a|son: and when she saw|him that he was a|goodly child, she hid|him three months.|2:3 And when she|could not longer hide|him, she took for him|an ark of bulrushes,|and daubed it with|slime and with pitch,
R	Tand put the child|therein; and she laid it|in the flags by the|river's brink.|2:4 And his sister|stood afar off, to wit|what would be done to|him.|2:5 And the daughter|of Pharaoh came down|to wash herself at the|river; and her maidens|walked along by the|river's side; and when
R	Tshe saw the ark|among the flags, she|sent her maid to fetch|it.|2:6 And when she had|opened it, she saw the|child: and, behold, the|babe wept. And she|had compassion on him,|and said, This is one|of the Hebrews'|children.|2:7 Then said his|sister to Pharaoh's
R	Tdaughter, Shall I go|and call to thee a|nurse of the Hebrew|women, that she may|nurse the child for|thee?|2:8 And Pharaoh's|daughter said to her,|Go. And the maid went|and called the child's|mother.|2:9 And Pharaoh's|daughter said unto|her, Take this child
R	Taway, and nurse it for|me, and I will give thee|thy wages. And the|woman took the child,|and nursed it.|2:10 And the child|grew, and she brought|him unto Pharaoh's|daughter, and he|became her son. And|she called his name|Moses: and she said,|Because I drew him|out of the water.
R	T2:11 And it came to|pass in those days,|when Moses was|grown, that he went|out unto his brethren,|and looked on their|burdens: and he spied|an Egyptian smiting an|Hebrew, one of his|brethren.|2:12 And he looked|this way and that way,|and when he saw that|there was no man, he
R	Tslew the Egyptian, and|hid him in the sand.|2:13 And when he went|out the second day,|behold, two men of the|Hebrews strove|together: and he said|to him that did the|wrong, Wherefore|smitest thou thy|fellow?|2:14 And he said, Who|made thee a prince|and a judge over us?
R	Tintendest thou to kill|me, as thou killedst|the Egyptian? And|Moses feared, and|said, Surely this thing|is known.|2:15 Now when|Pharaoh heard this|thing, he sought to|slay Moses. But Moses|fled from the face of|Pharaoh, and dwelt in|the land of Midian: and|he sat down by a well.
R	T2:16 Now the priest of|Midian had seven|daughters: and they|came and drew water,|and filled the troughs|to water their|father's flock.|2:17 And the|shepherds came and|drove them away: but|Moses stood up and|helped them, and|watered their flock.|2:18 And when they
R	Tcame to Reuel their|father, he said, How is|it that ye are come so|soon to day?|2:19 And they said, An|Egyptian delivered us|out of the hand of the|shepherds, and also|drew water enough|for us, and watered|the flock.|2:20 And he said unto|his daughters, And|where is he? why is it
R	Tthat ye have left the|man? call him, that he|may eat bread.|2:21 And Moses was|content to dwell with|the man: and he gave|Moses Zipporah his|daughter.|2:22 And she bare him|a son, and he called|his name Gershom: for|he said, I have been a|stranger in a strange|land.
R	T2:23 And it came to|pass in process of|time, that the king of|Egypt died: and the|children of Israel|sighed by reason of|the bondage, and they|cried, and their cry|came up unto God by|reason of the|bondage.|2:24 And God heard|their groaning, and|God remembered his
R	Tcovenant with|Abraham, with Isaac,|and with Jacob.|2:25 And God looked|upon the children of|Israel, and God had|respect unto them.||3:1 Now Moses kept|the flock of Jethro|his father in law, the|priest of Midian: and|he led the flock to the|backside of the
R	Tdesert, and came to|the mountain of God,|even to Horeb.|3:2 And the angel of|the LORD appeared|unto him in a flame of|fire out of the midst|of a bush: and he|looked, and, behold,|the bush burned with|fire, and the bush was|not consumed.|3:3 And Moses said, I|will now turn aside,
R	Tand see this great|sight, why the bush is|not burnt.|3:4 And when the LORD|saw that he turned|aside to see, God|called unto him out of|the midst of the bush,|and said, Moses,|Moses. And he said,|Here am I.|3:5 And he said, Draw|not nigh hither: put|off thy shoes from
R	Toff thy feet, for the|place whereon thou|standest is holy|ground.|3:6 Moreover he said,|I am the God of thy|father, the God of|Abraham, the God of|Isaac, and the God of|Jacob. And Moses hid|his face; for he was|afraid to look upon|God.|3:7 And the LORD said,
R	TI have surely seen|the affliction of my|people which are in|Egypt, and have heard|their cry by reason|of their taskmasters;|for I know their|sorrows;|3:8 And I am come|down to deliver them|out of the hand of the|Egyptians, and to|bring them up out of|that land unto a good
R	Tland and a large, unto|a land flowing with milk|and honey; unto the|place of the|Canaanites, and the|Hittites, and the|Amorites, and the|Perizzites, and the|Hivites, and the|Jebusites.|3:9 Now therefore,|behold, the cry of the|children of Israel is|come unto me: and I
R	Thave also seen the|oppression wherewith|the Egyptians oppress|them.|3:10 Come now|therefore, and I will|send thee unto|Pharaoh, that thou|mayest bring forth my|people the children of|Israel out of Egypt.|3:11 And Moses said|unto God, Who am I,|that I should go unto
R	TPharaoh, and that I|should bring forth the|children of Israel out|of Egypt?|3:12 And he said,|Certainly I will be with|thee; and this shall be|a token unto thee,|that I have sent thee:|When thou hast|brought forth the|people out of Egypt,|ye shall serve God|upon this mountain.
R	T3:13 And Moses said|unto God, Behold, when|I come unto the|children of Israel,|and shall say unto|them, The God of your|fathers hath sent me|unto you; and they|shall say to me, What|is his name? what shall|I say unto them?|3:14 And God said unto|Moses, I AM THAT I AM:|and he said, Thus
R	Tshalt thou say unto|the children of Israel,|I AM hath sent me unto|you.|3:15 And God said|moreover unto Moses,|Thus shalt thou say|unto the children of|Israel, the LORD God|of your fathers, the|God of Abraham, the|God of Isaac, and the|God of Jacob, hath|sent me unto you: this
R	Tis my name for ever,|and this is my memorial|unto all generations.|3:16 Go, and gather|the elders of Israel|together, and say|unto them, The LORD|God of your fathers,|the God of Abraham,|of Isaac, and of|Jacob, appeared unto|me, saying, I have|surely visited you,|and seen that which is
R	Tdone to you in Egypt:|3:17 And I have said, I|will bring you up out|of the affliction of|Egypt unto the land of|the Canaanites, and|the Hittites, and the|Amorites, and the|Perizzites, and the|Hivites, and the|Jebusites, unto a land|flowing with milk and|honey.|3:18 And they shall
R	Thearken to thy voice:|and thou shalt come,|thou and the elders|of Israel, unto the|king of Egypt, and ye|shall say unto him, The|LORD God of the|Hebrews hath met with|us: and now let us go,|we beseech thee,|three days' journey|into the wilderness,|that we may sacrifice|to the LORD our God.
R	T3:19 And I am sure|that the king of Egypt|will not let you go, no,|not by a mighty hand.|3:20 And I will stretch|out my hand, and smite|Egypt with all my|wonders which I will do|in the midst thereof:|and after that he will|let you go.|3:21 And I will give this|people favour in the|sight of the Egyptians:
R	Tand it shall come to|pass, that, when ye go,|ye shall not go empty.|3:22 But every woman|shall borrow of her|neighbour, and of her|that sojourneth in|her house, jewels of|silver, and jewels of|gold, and raiment: and|ye shall put them upon|your sons, and upon|your daughters; and|ye shall spoil the
R	TEgyptians.||4:1 And Moses|answered and said,|But, behold, they will|not believe me, nor|hearken unto my|voice: for they will|say, The LORD hath|not appeared unto|thee.|4:2 And the LORD said|unto him, What is that|in thine hand? And he
R	Tsaid, A rod.|4:3 And he said, Cast it|on the ground. And he|cast it on the ground,|and it became a|serpent; and Moses|fled from before it.|4:4 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Put forth|thine hand, and take it|by the tail. And he put|forth his hand, and|caught it, and it|became a rod in his
R	Thand:|4:5 That they may|believe that the LORD|God of their fathers,|the God of Abraham,|the God of Isaac, and|the God of Jacob,|hath appeared unto|thee.|4:6 And the LORD said|furthermore unto him,|Put now thine hand|into thy bosom. And he|put his hand into his
R	Tbosom: and when he|took it out, behold, his|hand was leprous as|snow.|4:7 And he said, Put|thine hand into thy|bosom again. And he|put his hand into his|bosom again; and|plucked it out of his|bosom, and, behold, it|was turned again as|his other flesh.|4:8 And it shall come
R	Tto pass, if they will|not believe thee,|neither hearken to|the voice of the first|sign, that they will|believe the voice of|the latter sign.|4:9 And it shall come|to pass, if they will|not believe also these|two signs, neither|hearken unto thy|voice, that thou shalt|take of the water of
R	Tthe river, and pour it|upon the dry land:|and the water which|thou takest out of the|river shall become|blood upon the dry|land.|4:10 And Moses said|unto the LORD, O my|LORD, I am not|eloquent, neither|heretofore, nor since|thou hast spoken unto|thy servant: but I am
R	Tslow of speech, and|of a slow tongue.|4:11 And the LORD said|unto him, Who hath|made man's mouth? or|who maketh the dumb,|or deaf, or the|seeing, or the blind?|have not I the LORD?|4:12 Now therefore|go, and I will be with|thy mouth, and teach|thee what thou shalt|say.
R	T4:13 And he said, O my|LORD, send, I pray|thee, by the hand of|him whom thou wilt|send.|4:14 And the anger of|the LORD was kindled|against Moses, and he|said, Is not Aaron the|Levite thy brother? I|know that he can|speak well. And also,|behold, he cometh|forth to meet thee:
R	Tand when he seeth|thee, he will be glad in|his heart.|4:15 And thou shalt|speak unto him, and|put words in his mouth:|and I will be with thy|mouth, and with his|mouth, and will teach|you what ye shall do.|4:16 And he shall be|thy spokesman unto|the people: and he|shall be, even he shall
R	Tbe to thee instead of|a mouth, and thou|shalt be to him instead|of God.|4:17 And thou shalt|take this rod in thine|hand, wherewith thou|shalt do signs.|4:18 And Moses went|and returned to|Jethro his father in|law, and said unto him,|Let me go, I pray thee,|and return unto my
R	Tbrethren which are in|Egypt, and see|whether they be yet|alive. And Jethro said|to Moses, Go in peace.|4:19 And the LORD said|unto Moses in Midian,|Go, return into Egypt:|for all the men are|dead which sought thy|life.|4:20 And Moses took|his wife and his sons,|and set them upon an
R	Tass, and he returned|to the land of Egypt:|and Moses took the|rod of God in his|hand.|4:21 And the LORD said|unto Moses, When thou|goest to return into|Egypt, see that thou|do all those wonders|before Pharaoh, which|I have put in thine|hand: but I will harden|his heart, that he
R	Tshall not let the|people go.|4:22 And thou shalt|say unto Pharaoh,|Thus saith the LORD,|Israel is my son, even|my firstborn:|4:23 And I say unto|thee, Let my son go,|that he may serve me:|and if thou refuse to|let him go, behold, I will|slay thy son, even thy|firstborn.
R	T4:24 And it came to|pass by the way in the|inn, that the LORD met|him, and sought to kill|him.|4:25 Then Zipporah|took a sharp stone,|and cut off the|foreskin of her son,|and cast it at his feet,|and said, Surely a|bloody husband art|thou to me.|4:26 So he let him go:
R	Tthen she said, A|bloody husband thou|art, because of the|circumcision.|4:27 And the LORD said|to Aaron, Go into the|wilderness to meet|Moses. And he went,|and met him in the|mount of God, and|kissed him.|4:28 And Moses told|Aaron all the words|of the LORD who had
R	Tsent him, and all the|signs which he had|commanded him.|4:29 And Moses and|Aaron went and|gathered together all|the elders of the|children of Israel:|4:30 And Aaron spake|all the words which|the LORD had spoken|unto Moses, and did|the signs in the sight|of the people.
R	T4:31 And the people|believed: and when|they heard that the|LORD had visited the|children of Israel,|and that he had|looked upon their|affliction, then they|bowed their heads and|worshipped.||5:1 And afterward|Moses and Aaron went|in, and told Pharaoh,
R	TThus saith the LORD|God of Israel, Let my|people go, that they|may hold a feast unto|me in the wilderness.|5:2 And Pharaoh said,|Who is the LORD, that I|should obey his voice|to let Israel go? I|know not the LORD,|neither will I let Israel|go.|5:3 And they said, The|God of the Hebrews
R	Thath met with us: let|us go, we pray thee,|three days' journey|into the desert, and|sacrifice unto the|LORD our God; lest he|fall upon us with|pestilence, or with the|sword.|5:4 And the king of|Egypt said unto them,|Wherefore do ye,|Moses and Aaron, let|the people from their
R	Tworks? get you unto|your burdens.|5:5 And Pharaoh said,|Behold, the people of|the land now are|many, and ye make|them rest from their|burdens.|5:6 And Pharaoh|commanded the same|day the taskmasters|of the people, and|their officers, saying,|5:7 Ye shall no more
R	Tgive the people straw|to make brick, as|heretofore: let them|go and gather straw|for themselves.|5:8 And the tale of the|bricks, which they did|make heretofore, ye|shall lay upon them;|ye shall not diminish|ought thereof: for|they be idle;|therefore they cry,|saying, Let us go and
R	Tsacrifice to our God.|5:9 Let there more|work be laid upon the|men, that they may|labour therein; and let|them not regard vain|words.|5:10 And the|taskmasters of the|people went out, and|their officers, and|they spake to the|people, saying, Thus|saith Pharaoh, I will
R	Tnot give you straw.|5:11 Go ye, get you|straw where ye can|find it: yet not ought|of your work shall be|diminished.|5:12 So the people|were scattered|abroad throughout all|the land of Egypt to|gather stubble|instead of straw.|5:13 And the|taskmasters hasted
R	Tthem, saying, Fulfil|your works, your daily|tasks, as when there|was straw.|5:14 And the officers|of the children of|Israel, which|Pharaoh's|taskmasters had set|over them, were|beaten, and demanded,|Wherefore have ye|not fulfilled your task|in making brick both
R	Tyesterday and to day,|as heretofore?|5:15 Then the officers|of the children of|Israel came and cried|unto Pharaoh, saying,|Wherefore dealest|thou thus with thy|servants?|5:16 There is no straw|given unto thy|servants, and they|say to us, Make brick:|and, behold, thy
R	Tservants are beaten;|but the fault is in|thine own people.|5:17 But he said, Ye|are idle, ye are idle:|therefore ye say, Let|us go and do|sacrifice to the LORD.|5:18 Go therefore|now, and work; for|there shall no straw|be given you, yet shall|ye deliver the tale of|bricks.
R	T5:19 And the officers|of the children of|Israel did see that|they were in evil case,|after it was said, Ye|shall not minish ought|from your bricks of|your daily task.|5:20 And they met|Moses and Aaron, who|stood in the way, as|they came forth from|Pharaoh:|5:21 And they said
R	Tunto them, The LORD|look upon you, and|judge; because ye|have made our savour|to be abhorred in the|eyes of Pharaoh, and|in the eyes of his|servants, to put a|sword in their hand to|slay us.|5:22 And Moses|returned unto the|LORD, and said, LORD,|wherefore hast thou
R	Tso evil entreated this|people? why is it that|thou hast sent me?|5:23 For since I came|to Pharaoh to speak|in thy name, he hath|done evil to this|people; neither hast|thou delivered thy|people at all.||6:1 Then the LORD said|unto Moses, Now shalt|thou see what I will do
R	Tto Pharaoh: for with a|strong hand shall he|let them go, and with a|strong hand shall he|drive them out of his|land.|6:2 And God spake|unto Moses, and said|unto him, I am the|LORD:|6:3 And I appeared|unto Abraham, unto|Isaac, and unto Jacob,|by the name of God
R	TAlmighty, but by my|name JEHOVAH was I|not known to them.|6:4 And I have also|established my|covenant with them, to|give them the land of|Canaan, the land of|their pilgrimage,|wherein they were|strangers.|6:5 And I have also|heard the groaning of|the children of Israel,
R	Twhom the Egyptians|keep in bondage; and I|have remembered my|covenant.|6:6 Wherefore say|unto the children of|Israel, I am the LORD,|and I will bring you|out from under the|burdens of the|Egyptians, and I will|rid you out of their|bondage, and I will|redeem you with a
R	Tstretched out arm,|and with great|judgments:|6:7 And I will take you|to me for a people,|and I will be to you a|God: and ye shall know|that I am the LORD|your God, which|bringeth you out from|under the burdens of|the Egyptians.|6:8 And I will bring you|in unto the land,
R	Tconcerning the which I|did swear to give it to|Abraham, to Isaac, and|to Jacob; and I will|give it you for an|heritage: I am the|LORD.|6:9 And Moses spake|so unto the children|of Israel: but they|hearkened not unto|Moses for anguish of|spirit, and for cruel|bondage.
R	T6:10 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|6:11 Go in, speak unto|Pharaoh king of Egypt,|that he let the|children of Israel go|out of his land.|6:12 And Moses spake|before the LORD,|saying, Behold, the|children of Israel|have not hearkened|unto me; how then
R	Tshall Pharaoh hear|me, who am of|uncircumcised lips?|6:13 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|unto Aaron, and gave|them a charge unto|the children of Israel,|and unto Pharaoh king|of Egypt, to bring the|children of Israel out|of the land of Egypt.|6:14 These be the|heads of their
R	Tfathers' houses: The|sons of Reuben the|firstborn of Israel;|Hanoch, and Pallu,|Hezron, and Carmi:|these be the families|of Reuben.|6:15 And the sons of|Simeon; Jemuel, and|Jamin, and Ohad, and|Jachin, and Zohar, and|Shaul the son of a|Canaanitish woman:|these are the families
R	Tof Simeon.|6:16 And these are|the names of the sons|of Levi according to|their generations;|Gershon, and Kohath,|and Merari: and the|years of the life of|Levi were an hundred|thirty and seven|years.|6:17 The sons of|Gershon; Libni, and|Shimi, according to
R	Ttheir families.|6:18 And the sons of|Kohath; Amram, and|Izhar, and Hebron,|and Uzziel: and the|years of the life of|Kohath were an|hundred thirty and|three years.|6:19 And the sons of|Merari; Mahali and|Mushi: these are the|families of Levi|according to their
R	Tgenerations.|6:20 And Amram took|him Jochebed his|father's sister to wife;|and she bare him|Aaron and Moses: and|the years of the life|of Amram were an|hundred and thirty|and seven years.|6:21 And the sons of|Izhar; Korah, and|Nepheg, and Zichri.|6:22 And the sons of
R	TUzziel; Mishael, and|Elzaphan, and Zithri.|6:23 And Aaron took|him Elisheba, daughter|of Amminadab, sister|of Naashon, to wife;|and she bare him|Nadab, and Abihu,|Eleazar, and Ithamar.|6:24 And the sons of|Korah; Assir, and|Elkanah, and Abiasaph:|these are the families|of the Korhites.
R	T6:25 And Eleazar|Aaron's son took him|one of the daughters|of Putiel to wife; and|she bare him Phinehas:|these are the heads|of the fathers of the|Levites according to|their families.|6:26 These are that|Aaron and Moses, to|whom the LORD said,|Bring out the children|of Israel from the
R	Tland of Egypt|according to their|armies.|6:27 These are they|which spake to|Pharaoh king of Egypt,|to bring out the|children of Israel|from Egypt: these are|that Moses and Aaron.|6:28 And it came to|pass on the day when|the LORD spake unto|Moses in the land of
R	TEgypt,|6:29 That the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying, I am the LORD:|speak thou unto|Pharaoh king of Egypt|all that I say unto|thee.|6:30 And Moses said|before the LORD,|Behold, I am of|uncircumcised lips,|and how shall Pharaoh|hearken unto me?
R	T7:1 And the LORD said|unto Moses, See, I|have made thee a god|to Pharaoh: and Aaron|thy brother shall be|thy prophet.|7:2 Thou shalt speak|all that I command|thee: and Aaron thy|brother shall speak|unto Pharaoh, that he|send the children of|Israel out of his land.|7:3 And I will harden
R	TPharaoh's heart, and|multiply my signs and|my wonders in the|land of Egypt.|7:4 But Pharaoh shall|not hearken unto you,|that I may lay my hand|upon Egypt, and bring|forth mine armies, and|my people the children|of Israel, out of the|land of Egypt by|great judgments.|7:5 And the Egyptians
R	Tshall know that I am|the LORD, when I|stretch forth mine|hand upon Egypt, and|bring out the children|of Israel from among|them.|7:6 And Moses and|Aaron did as the LORD|commanded them, so|did they.|7:7 And Moses was|fourscore years old,|and Aaron fourscore
R	Tand three years old,|when they spake unto|Pharaoh.|7:8 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|unto Aaron, saying,|7:9 When Pharaoh|shall speak unto you,|saying, Shew a miracle|for you: then thou|shalt say unto Aaron,|Take thy rod, and|cast it before|Pharaoh, and it shall
R	Tbecome a serpent.|7:10 And Moses and|Aaron went in unto|Pharaoh, and they did|so as the LORD had|commanded: and Aaron|cast down his rod|before Pharaoh, and|before his servants,|and it became a|serpent.|7:11 Then Pharaoh|also called the wise|men and the
R	Tsorcerers: now the|magicians of Egypt,|they also did in like|manner with their|enchantments.|7:12 For they cast|down every man his|rod, and they became|serpents: but Aaron's|rod swallowed up their|rods.|7:13 And he hardened|Pharaoh's heart, that|he hearkened not
R	Tunto them; as the LORD|had said.|7:14 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Pharaoh's|heart is hardened, he|refuseth to let the|people go.|7:15 Get thee unto|Pharaoh in the|morning; lo, he goeth|out unto the water;|and thou shalt stand|by the river's brink|against he come; and
R	Tthe rod which was|turned to a serpent|shalt thou take in|thine hand.|7:16 And thou shalt|say unto him, The LORD|God of the Hebrews|hath sent me unto|thee, saying, Let my|people go, that they|may serve me in the|wilderness: and,|behold, hitherto thou|wouldest not hear.
R	T7:17 Thus saith the|LORD, In this thou|shalt know that I am|the LORD: behold, I will|smite with the rod that|is in mine hand upon|the waters which are|in the river, and they|shall be turned to|blood.|7:18 And the fish that|is in the river shall|die, and the river|shall stink; and the
R	TEgyptians shall lothe|to drink of the water|of the river.|7:19 And the LORD|spake unto Moses, Say|unto Aaron, Take thy|rod, and stretch out|thine hand upon the|waters of Egypt, upon|their streams, upon|their rivers, and upon|their ponds, and upon|all their pools of|water, that they may
R	Tbecome blood; and|that there may be|blood throughout all|the land of Egypt,|both in vessels of|wood, and in vessels|of stone.|7:20 And Moses and|Aaron did so, as the|LORD commanded; and|he lifted up the rod,|and smote the waters|that were in the river,|in the sight of
R	TPharaoh, and in the|sight of his servants;|and all the waters|that were in the river|were turned to blood.|7:21 And the fish that|was in the river died;|and the river stank,|and the Egyptians|could not drink of the|water of the river;|and there was blood|throughout all the|land of Egypt.
R	T7:22 And the magicians|of Egypt did so with|their enchantments:|and Pharaoh's heart|was hardened, neither|did he hearken unto|them; as the LORD had|said.|7:23 And Pharaoh|turned and went into|his house, neither did|he set his heart to|this also.|7:24 And all the
R	TEgyptians digged|round about the river|for water to drink;|for they could not|drink of the water of|the river.|7:25 And seven days|were fulfilled, after|that the LORD had|smitten the river.||8:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses, Go|unto Pharaoh, and say
R	Tunto him, Thus saith|the LORD, Let my|people go, that they|may serve me.|8:2 And if thou refuse|to let them go, behold,|I will smite all thy|borders with frogs:|8:3 And the river shall|bring forth frogs|abundantly, which|shall go up and come|into thine house, and|into thy bedchamber,
R	Tand upon thy bed, and|into the house of thy|servants, and upon|thy people, and into|thine ovens, and into|thy kneadingtroughs:|8:4 And the frogs|shall come up both on|thee, and upon thy|people, and upon all|thy servants.|8:5 And the LORD|spake unto Moses, Say|unto Aaron, Stretch
R	Tforth thine hand with|thy rod over the|streams, over the|rivers, and over the|ponds, and cause|frogs to come up|upon the land of|Egypt.|8:6 And Aaron|stretched out his|hand over the waters|of Egypt; and the|frogs came up, and|covered the land of
R	TEgypt.|8:7 And the magicians|did so with their|enchantments, and|brought up frogs|upon the land of|Egypt.|8:8 Then Pharaoh|called for Moses and|Aaron, and said,|Intreat the LORD, that|he may take away the|frogs from me, and|from my people; and I
R	Twill let the people go,|that they may do|sacrifice unto the|LORD.|8:9 And Moses said|unto Pharaoh, Glory|over me: when shall I|intreat for thee, and|for thy servants, and|for thy people, to|destroy the frogs|from thee and thy|houses, that they may|remain in the river
R	Tonly?|8:10 And he said, To|morrow. And he said,|Be it according to thy|word: that thou mayest|know that there is|none like unto the|LORD our God.|8:11 And the frogs|shall depart from|thee, and from thy|houses, and from thy|servants, and from|thy people; they shall
R	Tremain in the river|only.|8:12 And Moses and|Aaron went out from|Pharaoh: and Moses|cried unto the LORD|because of the frogs|which he had brought|against Pharaoh.|8:13 And the LORD did|according to the word|of Moses; and the|frogs died out of the|houses, out of the
R	Tvillages, and out of|the fields.|8:14 And they|gathered them|together upon heaps:|and the land stank.|8:15 But when Pharaoh|saw that there was|respite, he hardened|his heart, and|hearkened not unto|them; as the LORD had|said.|8:16 And the LORD said
R	Tunto Moses, Say unto|Aaron, Stretch out thy|rod, and smite the|dust of the land, that|it may become lice|throughout all the|land of Egypt.|8:17 And they did so;|for Aaron stretched|out his hand with his|rod, and smote the|dust of the earth, and|it became lice in man,|and in beast; all the
R	Tdust of the land|became lice|throughout all the|land of Egypt.|8:18 And the magicians|did so with their|enchantments to bring|forth lice, but they|could not: so there|were lice upon man,|and upon beast.|8:19 Then the|magicians said unto|Pharaoh, This is the
R	Tfinger of God: and|Pharaoh's heart was|hardened, and he|hearkened not unto|them; as the LORD had|said.|8:20 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Rise up|early in the morning,|and stand before|Pharaoh; lo, he cometh|forth to the water;|and say unto him, Thus|saith the LORD, Let my
R	Tpeople go, that they|may serve me.|8:21 Else, if thou wilt|not let my people go,|behold, I will send|swarms of flies upon|thee, and upon thy|servants, and upon|thy people, and into|thy houses: and the|houses of the|Egyptians shall be full|of swarms of flies,|and also the ground
R	Twhereon they are.|8:22 And I will sever in|that day the land of|Goshen, in which my|people dwell, that no|swarms of flies shall|be there; to the end|thou mayest know that|I am the LORD in the|midst of the earth.|8:23 And I will put a|division between my|people and thy people:|to morrow shall this
R	Tsign be.|8:24 And the LORD did|so; and there came a|grievous swarm of|flies into the house of|Pharaoh, and into his|servants' houses, and|into all the land of|Egypt: the land was|corrupted by reason|of the swarm of flies.|8:25 And Pharaoh|called for Moses and|for Aaron, and said,
R	TGo ye, sacrifice to|your God in the land.|8:26 And Moses said, It|is not meet so to do;|for we shall sacrifice|the abomination of the|Egyptians to the LORD|our God: lo, shall we|sacrifice the|abomination of the|Egyptians before|their eyes, and will|they not stone us?|8:27 We will go three
R	Tdays' journey into the|wilderness, and|sacrifice to the LORD|our God, as he shall|command us.|8:28 And Pharaoh said,|I will let you go, that|ye may sacrifice to|the LORD your God in|the wilderness; only|ye shall not go very|far away: intreat for|me.|8:29 And Moses said,
R	TBehold, I go out from|thee, and I will intreat|the LORD that the|swarms of flies may|depart from Pharaoh,|from his servants,|and from his people,|to morrow: but let not|Pharaoh deal|deceitfully any more|in not letting the|people go to sacrifice|to the LORD.|8:30 And Moses went
R	Tout from Pharaoh, and|intreated the LORD.|8:31 And the LORD did|according to the word|of Moses; and he|removed the swarms|of flies from Pharaoh,|from his servants,|and from his people;|there remained not|one.|8:32 And Pharaoh|hardened his heart at|this time also, neither
R	Twould he let the|people go.||9:1 Then the LORD said|unto Moses, Go in unto|Pharaoh, and tell him,|Thus saith the LORD|God of the Hebrews,|Let my people go, that|they may serve me.|9:2 For if thou refuse|to let them go, and wilt|hold them still,|9:3 Behold, the hand
R	Tof the LORD is upon|thy cattle which is in|the field, upon the|horses, upon the|asses, upon the|camels, upon the oxen,|and upon the sheep:|there shall be a very|grievous murrain.|9:4 And the LORD shall|sever between the|cattle of Israel and|the cattle of Egypt:|and there shall
R	Tnothing die of all that|is the children's of|Israel.|9:5 And the LORD|appointed a set time,|saying, To morrow the|LORD shall do this|thing in the land.|9:6 And the LORD did|that thing on the|morrow, and all the|cattle of Egypt died:|but of the cattle of|the children of Israel
R	Tdied not one.|9:7 And Pharaoh sent,|and, behold, there was|not one of the cattle|of the Israelites dead.|And the heart of|Pharaoh was|hardened, and he did|not let the people go.|9:8 And the LORD said|unto Moses and unto|Aaron, Take to you|handfuls of ashes of|the furnace, and let
R	TMoses sprinkle it|toward the heaven in|the sight of Pharaoh.|9:9 And it shall become|small dust in all the|land of Egypt, and|shall be a boil|breaking forth with|blains upon man, and|upon beast,|throughout all the|land of Egypt.|9:10 And they took|ashes of the furnace,
R	Tand stood before|Pharaoh; and Moses|sprinkled it up toward|heaven; and it became|a boil breaking forth|with blains upon man,|and upon beast.|9:11 And the magicians|could not stand|before Moses|because of the boils;|for the boil was upon|the magicians, and|upon all the Egyptians.
R	T9:12 And the LORD|hardened the heart|of Pharaoh, and he|hearkened not unto|them; as the LORD had|spoken unto Moses.|9:13 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Rise up|early in the morning,|and stand before|Pharaoh, and say unto|him, Thus saith the|LORD God of the|Hebrews, Let my
R	Tpeople go, that they|may serve me.|9:14 For I will at this|time send all my|plagues upon thine|heart, and upon thy|servants, and upon|thy people; that thou|mayest know that|there is none like me|in all the earth.|9:15 For now I will|stretch out my hand,|that I may smite thee
R	Tand thy people with|pestilence; and thou|shalt be cut off from|the earth.|9:16 And in very deed|for this cause have I|raised thee up, for to|shew in thee my power;|and that my name may|be declared|throughout all the|earth.|9:17 As yet exaltest|thou thyself against
R	Tmy people, that thou|wilt not let them go?|9:18 Behold, to morrow|about this time I will|cause it to rain a|very grievous hail,|such as hath not been|in Egypt since the|foundation thereof|even until now.|9:19 Send therefore|now, and gather thy|cattle, and all that|thou hast in the field;
R	Tfor upon every man|and beast which shall|be found in the field,|and shall not be|brought home, the hail|shall come down upon|them, and they shall|die.|9:20 He that feared|the word of the LORD|among the servants|of Pharaoh made his|servants and his|cattle flee into the
R	Thouses:|9:21 And he that|regarded not the|word of the LORD left|his servants and his|cattle in the field.|9:22 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Stretch|forth thine hand|toward heaven, that|there may be hail in|all the land of Egypt,|upon man, and upon|beast, and upon every
R	Therb of the field,|throughout the land|of Egypt.|9:23 And Moses|stretched forth his|rod toward heaven:|and the LORD sent|thunder and hail, and|the fire ran along|upon the ground; and|the LORD rained hail|upon the land of|Egypt.|9:24 So there was hail,
R	Tand fire mingled with|the hail, very|grievous, such as|there was none like it|in all the land of|Egypt since it became|a nation.|9:25 And the hail|smote throughout all|the land of Egypt all|that was in the field,|both man and beast;|and the hail smote|every herb of the
R	Tfield, and brake every|tree of the field.|9:26 Only in the land|of Goshen, where the|children of Israel|were, was there no|hail.|9:27 And Pharaoh|sent, and called for|Moses and Aaron, and|said unto them, I have|sinned this time: the|LORD is righteous, and|I and my people are
R	Twicked.|9:28 Intreat the LORD|(for it is enough) that|there be no more|mighty thunderings|and hail; and I will let|you go, and ye shall|stay no longer.|9:29 And Moses said|unto him, As soon as I|am gone out of the|city, I will spread|abroad my hands unto|the LORD; and the
R	Tthunder shall cease,|neither shall there be|any more hail; that|thou mayest know how|that the earth is the|LORD's.|9:30 But as for thee|and thy servants, I|know that ye will not|yet fear the LORD|God.|9:31 And the flax and|the barley was|smitten: for the barley
R	Twas in the ear, and|the flax was bolled.|9:32 But the wheat and|the rie were not|smitten: for they were|not grown up.|9:33 And Moses went|out of the city from|Pharaoh, and spread|abroad his hands unto|the LORD: and the|thunders and hail|ceased, and the rain|was not poured upon
R	Tthe earth.|9:34 And when|Pharaoh saw that the|rain and the hail and|the thunders were|ceased, he sinned yet|more, and hardened|his heart, he and his|servants.|9:35 And the heart of|Pharaoh was|hardened, neither|would he let the|children of Israel go;
R	Tas the LORD had|spoken by Moses.||10:1 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Go in unto|Pharaoh: for I have|hardened his heart,|and the heart of his|servants, that I might|shew these my signs|before him:|10:2 And that thou|mayest tell in the ears|of thy son, and of thy
R	Tson's son, what things|I have wrought in|Egypt, and my signs|which I have done|among them; that ye|may know how that I|am the LORD.|10:3 And Moses and|Aaron came in unto|Pharaoh, and said|unto him, Thus saith|the LORD God of the|Hebrews, How long wilt|thou refuse to humble
R	Tthyself before me? let|my people go, that|they may serve me.|10:4 Else, if thou|refuse to let my|people go, behold, to|morrow will I bring the|locusts into thy coast:|10:5 And they shall|cover the face of the|earth, that one cannot|be able to see the|earth: and they shall|eat the residue of
R	Tthat which is escaped,|which remaineth unto|you from the hail, and|shall eat every tree|which groweth for you|out of the field:|10:6 And they shall fill|thy houses, and the|houses of all thy|servants, and the|houses of all the|Egyptians; which|neither thy fathers,|nor thy fathers'
R	Tfathers have seen,|since the day that|they were upon the|earth unto this day.|And he turned himself,|and went out from|Pharaoh.|10:7 And Pharaoh's|servants said unto|him, How long shall this|man be a snare unto|us? let the men go,|that they may serve|the LORD their God:
R	Tknowest thou not yet|that Egypt is|destroyed?|10:8 And Moses and|Aaron were brought|again unto Pharaoh:|and he said unto them,|Go, serve the LORD|your God: but who are|they that shall go?|10:9 And Moses said,|We will go with our|young and with our|old, with our sons and
R	Twith our daughters,|with our flocks and|with our herds will we|go; for we must hold a|feast unto the LORD.|10:10 And he said unto|them, Let the LORD be|so with you, as I will|let you go, and your|little ones: look to it;|for evil is before you.|10:11 Not so: go now|ye that are men, and|serve the LORD; for
R	Tthat ye did desire. And|they were driven out|from Pharaoh's|presence.|10:12 And the LORD|said unto Moses,|Stretch out thine hand|over the land of|Egypt for the locusts,|that they may come up|upon the land of|Egypt, and eat every|herb of the land, even|all that the hail hath
R	Tleft.|10:13 And Moses|stretched forth his|rod over the land of|Egypt, and the LORD|brought an east wind|upon the land all that|day, and all that night;|and when it was|morning, the east wind|brought the locusts.|10:14 And the locust|went up over all the|land of Egypt, and
R	Trested in all the|coasts of Egypt: very|grievous were they;|before them there|were no such locusts|as they, neither after|them shall be such.|10:15 For they|covered the face of|the whole earth, so|that the land was|darkened; and they|did eat every herb of|the land, and all the
R	Tfruit of the trees|which the hail had left:|and there remained|not any green thing in|the trees, or in the|herbs of the field,|through all the land|of Egypt.|10:16 Then Pharaoh|called for Moses and|Aaron in haste; and he|said, I have sinned|against the LORD your|God, and against you.
R	T10:17 Now therefore|forgive, I pray thee,|my sin only this once,|and intreat the LORD|your God, that he may|take away from me this|death only.|10:18 And he went out|from Pharaoh, and|intreated the LORD.|10:19 And the LORD|turned a mighty|strong west wind,|which took away the
R	Tlocusts, and cast them|into the Red sea;|there remained not|one locust in all the|coasts of Egypt.|10:20 But the LORD|hardened Pharaoh's|heart, so that he|would not let the|children of Israel go.|10:21 And the LORD|said unto Moses,|Stretch out thine hand|toward heaven, that
R	Tthere may be|darkness over the|land of Egypt, even|darkness which may|be felt.|10:22 And Moses|stretched forth his|hand toward heaven;|and there was a thick|darkness in all the|land of Egypt three|days:|10:23 They saw not|one another, neither
R	Trose any from his|place for three days:|but all the children of|Israel had light in|their dwellings.|10:24 And Pharaoh|called unto Moses, and|said, Go ye, serve the|LORD; only let your|flocks and your|herds be stayed: let|your little ones also|go with you.|10:25 And Moses said,
R	TThou must give us|also sacrifices and|burnt offerings, that|we may sacrifice unto|the LORD our God.|10:26 Our cattle also|shall go with us; there|shall not an hoof be|left behind; for|thereof must we take|to serve the LORD our|God; and we know not|with what we must|serve the LORD, until
R	Twe come thither.|10:27 But the LORD|hardened Pharaoh's|heart, and he would|not let them go.|10:28 And Pharaoh|said unto him, Get thee|from me, take heed to|thyself, see my face|no more; for in that|day thou seest my|face thou shalt die.|10:29 And Moses said,|Thou hast spoken well,
R	TI will see thy face|again no more.||11:1 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Yet will I|bring one plague more|upon Pharaoh, and|upon Egypt;|afterwards he will let|you go hence: when he|shall let you go, he|shall surely thrust|you out hence|altogether.
R	T11:2 Speak now in the|ears of the people,|and let every man|borrow of his|neighbour, and every|woman of her|neighbour, jewels of|silver and jewels of|gold.|11:3 And the LORD|gave the people|favour in the sight of|the Egyptians.|Moreover the man
R	TMoses was very great|in the land of Egypt, in|the sight of Pharaoh's|servants, and in the|sight of the people.|11:4 And Moses said,|Thus saith the LORD,|About midnight will I go|out into the midst of|Egypt:|11:5 And all the|firstborn in the land|of Egypt shall die,|from the first born of
R	TPharaoh that sitteth|upon his throne, even|unto the firstborn of|the maidservant that|is behind the mill; and|all the firstborn of|beasts.|11:6 And there shall|be a great cry|throughout all the|land of Egypt, such as|there was none like it,|nor shall be like it any|more.
R	T11:7 But against any|of the children of|Israel shall not a dog|move his tongue,|against man or beast:|that ye may know how|that the LORD doth put|a difference between|the Egyptians and|Israel.|11:8 And all these thy|servants shall come|down unto me, and bow|down themselves unto
R	Tme, saying, Get thee|out, and all the people|that follow thee: and|after that I will go|out. And he went out|from Pharaoh in a|great anger.|11:9 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Pharaoh|shall not hearken|unto you; that my|wonders may be|multiplied in the land|of Egypt.
R	T11:10 And Moses and|Aaron did all these|wonders before|Pharaoh: and the LORD|hardened Pharaoh's|heart, so that he|would not let the|children of Israel go|out of his land.||12:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|Aaron in the land of|Egypt saying,
R	T12:2 This month shall|be unto you the|beginning of months: it|shall be the first|month of the year to|you.|12:3 Speak ye unto all|the congregation of|Israel, saying, In the|tenth day of this|month they shall take|to them every man a|lamb, according to the|house of their
R	Tfathers, a lamb for an|house:|12:4 And if the|household be too little|for the lamb, let him|and his neighbour|next unto his house|take it according to|the number of the|souls; every man|according to his|eating shall make your|count for the lamb.|12:5 Your lamb shall
R	Tbe without blemish, a|male of the first year:|ye shall take it out|from the sheep, or|from the goats:|12:6 And ye shall keep|it up until the|fourteenth day of the|same month: and the|whole assembly of the|congregation of|Israel shall kill it in|the evening.|12:7 And they shall
R	Ttake of the blood, and|strike it on the two|side posts and on the|upper door post of|the houses, wherein|they shall eat it.|12:8 And they shall|eat the flesh in that|night, roast with fire,|and unleavened|bread; and with bitter|herbs they shall eat|it.|12:9 Eat not of it raw,
R	Tnor sodden at all with|water, but roast with|fire; his head with his|legs, and with the|purtenance thereof.|12:10 And ye shall let|nothing of it remain|until the morning; and|that which remaineth|of it until the morning|ye shall burn with|fire.|12:11 And thus shall|ye eat it; with your
R	Tloins girded, your|shoes on your feet,|and your staff in|your hand; and ye|shall eat it in haste: it|is the LORD's|passover.|12:12 For I will pass|through the land of|Egypt this night, and|will smite all the|firstborn in the land|of Egypt, both man|and beast; and against
R	Tall the gods of Egypt|I will execute|judgment: I am the|LORD.|12:13 And the blood|shall be to you for a|token upon the|houses where ye are:|and when I see the|blood, I will pass over|you, and the plague|shall not be upon you|to destroy you, when I|smite the land of
R	TEgypt.|12:14 And this day|shall be unto you for|a memorial; and ye|shall keep it a feast|to the LORD|throughout your|generations; ye shall|keep it a feast by an|ordinance for ever.|12:15 Seven days|shall ye eat|unleavened bread;|even the first day ye
R	Tshall put away leaven|out of your houses:|for whosoever eateth|leavened bread from|the first day until the|seventh day, that soul|shall be cut off from|Israel.|12:16 And in the first|day there shall be an|holy convocation, and|in the seventh day|there shall be an holy|convocation to you; no
R	Tmanner of work shall|be done in them, save|that which every man|must eat, that only|may be done of you.|12:17 And ye shall|observe the feast of|unleavened bread; for|in this selfsame day|have I brought your|armies out of the land|of Egypt: therefore|shall ye observe this|day in your
R	Tgenerations by an|ordinance for ever.|12:18 In the first|month, on the|fourteenth day of the|month at even, ye|shall eat unleavened|bread, until the one|and twentieth day of|the month at even.|12:19 Seven days|shall there be no|leaven found in your|houses: for
R	Twhosoever eateth that|which is leavened,|even that soul shall|be cut off from the|congregation of|Israel, whether he be|a stranger, or born in|the land.|12:20 Ye shall eat|nothing leavened; in|all your habitations|shall ye eat|unleavened bread.|12:21 Then Moses
R	Tcalled for all the|elders of Israel, and|said unto them, Draw|out and take you a|lamb according to|your families, and kill|the passover.|12:22 And ye shall|take a bunch of|hyssop, and dip it in|the blood that is in|the bason, and strike|the lintel and the two|side posts with the
R	Tblood that is in the|bason; and none of|you shall go out at|the door of his house|until the morning.|12:23 For the LORD will|pass through to smite|the Egyptians; and|when he seeth the|blood upon the lintel,|and on the two side|posts, the LORD will|pass over the door,|and will not suffer the
R	Tdestroyer to come in|unto your houses to|smite you.|12:24 And ye shall|observe this thing for|an ordinance to thee|and to thy sons for|ever.|12:25 And it shall come|to pass, when ye be|come to the land which|the LORD will give you,|according as he hath|promised, that ye shall
R	Tkeep this service.|12:26 And it shall come|to pass, when your|children shall say|unto you, What mean|ye by this service?|12:27 That ye shall|say, It is the sacrifice|of the LORD's|passover, who passed|over the houses of|the children of Israel|in Egypt, when he|smote the Egyptians,
R	Tand delivered our|houses. And the|people bowed the|head and worshipped.|12:28 And the children|of Israel went away,|and did as the LORD|had commanded Moses|and Aaron, so did|they.|12:29 And it came to|pass, that at midnight|the LORD smote all the|firstborn in the land
R	Tof Egypt, from the|firstborn of Pharaoh|that sat on his throne|unto the firstborn of|the captive that was in|the dungeon; and all|the firstborn of|cattle.|12:30 And Pharaoh|rose up in the night,|he, and all his|servants, and all the|Egyptians; and there|was a great cry in
R	TEgypt; for there was|not a house where|there was not one|dead.|12:31 And he called|for Moses and Aaron|by night, and said, Rise|up, and get you forth|from among my people,|both ye and the|children of Israel;|and go, serve the|LORD, as ye have said.|12:32 Also take your
R	Tflocks and your|herds, as ye have|said, and be gone; and|bless me also.|12:33 And the|Egyptians were urgent|upon the people, that|they might send them|out of the land in|haste; for they said,|We be all dead men.|12:34 And the people|took their dough|before it was
R	Tleavened, their|kneadingtroughs being|bound up in their|clothes upon their|shoulders.|12:35 And the children|of Israel did|according to the word|of Moses; and they|borrowed of the|Egyptians jewels of|silver, and jewels of|gold, and raiment:|12:36 And the LORD
R	Tgave the people|favour in the sight of|the Egyptians, so that|they lent unto them|such things as they|required. And they|spoiled the Egyptians.|12:37 And the children|of Israel journeyed|from Rameses to|Succoth, about six|hundred thousand on|foot that were men,|beside children.
R	T12:38 And a mixed|multitude went up also|with them; and flocks,|and herds, even very|much cattle.|12:39 And they baked|unleavened cakes of|the dough which they|brought forth out of|Egypt, for it was not|leavened; because|they were thrust out|of Egypt, and could|not tarry, neither had
R	Tthey prepared for|themselves any|victual.|12:40 Now the|sojourning of the|children of Israel,|who dwelt in Egypt,|was four hundred and|thirty years.|12:41 And it came to|pass at the end of|the four hundred and|thirty years, even the|selfsame day it came
R	Tto pass, that all the|hosts of the LORD|went out from the land|of Egypt.|12:42 It is a night to|be much observed|unto the LORD for|bringing them out from|the land of Egypt: this|is that night of the|LORD to be observed|of all the children of|Israel in their|generations.
R	T12:43 And the LORD|said unto Moses and|Aaron, This is the|ordinance of the|passover: There shall|no stranger eat|thereof:|12:44 But every man's|servant that is bought|for money, when thou|hast circumcised him,|then shall he eat|thereof.|12:45 A foreigner and
R	Tan hired servant shall|not eat thereof.|12:46 In one house|shall it be eaten; thou|shalt not carry forth|ought of the flesh|abroad out of the|house; neither shall|ye break a bone|thereof.|12:47 All the|congregation of|Israel shall keep it.|12:48 And when a
R	Tstranger shall|sojourn with thee, and|will keep the passover|to the LORD, let all his|males be circumcised,|and then let him come|near and keep it; and|he shall be as one|that is born in the|land: for no|uncircumcised person|shall eat thereof.|12:49 One law shall be|to him that is
R	Thomeborn, and unto|the stranger that|sojourneth among|you.|12:50 Thus did all the|children of Israel; as|the LORD commanded|Moses and Aaron, so|did they.|12:51 And it came to|pass the selfsame|day, that the LORD did|bring the children of|Israel out of the land
R	Tof Egypt by their|armies.||13:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|13:2 Sanctify unto me|all the firstborn,|whatsoever openeth|the womb among the|children of Israel,|both of man and of|beast: it is mine.|13:3 And Moses said
R	Tunto the people,|Remember this day, in|which ye came out|from Egypt, out of the|house of bondage; for|by strength of hand|the LORD brought you|out from this place:|there shall no|leavened bread be|eaten.|13:4 This day came ye|out in the month Abib.|13:5 And it shall be
R	Twhen the LORD shall|bring thee into the|land of the|Canaanites, and the|Hittites, and the|Amorites, and the|Hivites, and the|Jebusites, which he|sware unto thy|fathers to give thee,|a land flowing with milk|and honey, that thou|shalt keep this|service in this month.
R	T13:6 Seven days thou|shalt eat unleavened|bread, and in the|seventh day shall be|a feast to the LORD.|13:7 Unleavened|bread shall be eaten|seven days; and there|shall no leavened|bread be seen with|thee, neither shall|there be leaven seen|with thee in all thy|quarters.
R	T13:8 And thou shalt|shew thy son in that|day, saying, This is|done because of that|which the LORD did|unto me when I came|forth out of Egypt.|13:9 And it shall be|for a sign unto thee|upon thine hand, and|for a memorial|between thine eyes,|that the LORD's law|may be in thy mouth:
R	Tfor with a strong|hand hath the LORD|brought thee out of|Egypt.|13:10 Thou shalt|therefore keep this|ordinance in his|season from year to|year.|13:11 And it shall be|when the LORD shall|bring thee into the|land of the|Canaanites, as he
R	Tsware unto thee and|to thy fathers, and|shall give it thee,|13:12 That thou shalt|set apart unto the|LORD all that openeth|the matrix, and every|firstling that cometh|of a beast which thou|hast; the males shall|be the LORD's.|13:13 And every|firstling of an ass|thou shalt redeem with
R	Ta lamb; and if thou wilt|not redeem it, then|thou shalt break his|neck: and all the|firstborn of man|among thy children|shalt thou redeem.|13:14 And it shall be|when thy son asketh|thee in time to come,|saying, What is this?|that thou shalt say|unto him, By strength|of hand the LORD
R	Tbrought us out from|Egypt, from the house|of bondage:|13:15 And it came to|pass, when Pharaoh|would hardly let us|go, that the LORD slew|all the firstborn in|the land of Egypt,|both the firstborn of|man, and the firstborn|of beast: therefore I|sacrifice to the LORD|all that openeth the
R	Tmatrix, being males;|but all the firstborn|of my children I|redeem.|13:16 And it shall be|for a token upon thine|hand, and for|frontlets between|thine eyes: for by|strength of hand the|LORD brought us|forth out of Egypt.|13:17 And it came to|pass, when Pharaoh
R	Thad let the people go,|that God led them not|through the way of|the land of the|Philistines, although|that was near; for|God said, Lest|peradventure the|people repent when|they see war, and|they return to Egypt:|13:18 But God led the|people about, through|the way of the
R	Twilderness of the Red|sea: and the children|of Israel went up|harnessed out of the|land of Egypt.|13:19 And Moses took|the bones of Joseph|with him: for he had|straitly sworn the|children of Israel,|saying, God will surely|visit you; and ye shall|carry up my bones|away hence with you.
R	T13:20 And they took|their journey from|Succoth, and|encamped in Etham, in|the edge of the|wilderness.|13:21 And the LORD|went before them by|day in a pillar of a|cloud, to lead them the|way; and by night in a|pillar of fire, to give|them light; to go by|day and night:
R	T13:22 He took not|away the pillar of the|cloud by day, nor the|pillar of fire by night,|from before the|people.||14:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|14:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|that they turn and|encamp before
R	TPihahiroth, between|Migdol and the sea,|over against|Baalzephon: before it|shall ye encamp by|the sea.|14:3 For Pharaoh will|say of the children of|Israel, They are|entangled in the land,|the wilderness hath|shut them in.|14:4 And I will harden|Pharaoh's heart, that
R	The shall follow after|them; and I will be|honoured upon|Pharaoh, and upon all|his host; that the|Egyptians may know|that I am the LORD.|And they did so.|14:5 And it was told|the king of Egypt that|the people fled: and|the heart of Pharaoh|and of his servants|was turned against
R	Tthe people, and they|said, Why have we|done this, that we|have let Israel go|from serving us?|14:6 And he made|ready his chariot, and|took his people with|him:|14:7 And he took six|hundred chosen|chariots, and all the|chariots of Egypt, and|captains over every
R	Tone of them.|14:8 And the LORD|hardened the heart|of Pharaoh king of|Egypt, and he pursued|after the children of|Israel: and the|children of Israel|went out with an high|hand.|14:9 But the Egyptians|pursued after them,|all the horses and|chariots of Pharaoh,
R	Tand his horsemen, and|his army, and|overtook them|encamping by the sea,|beside Pihahiroth,|before Baalzephon.|14:10 And when|Pharaoh drew nigh,|the children of Israel|lifted up their eyes,|and, behold, the|Egyptians marched|after them; and they|were sore afraid: and
R	Tthe children of Israel|cried out unto the|LORD.|14:11 And they said|unto Moses, Because|there were no graves|in Egypt, hast thou|taken us away to die|in the wilderness?|wherefore hast thou|dealt thus with us, to|carry us forth out of|Egypt?|14:12 Is not this the
R	Tword that we did tell|thee in Egypt, saying,|Let us alone, that we|may serve the|Egyptians? For it had|been better for us to|serve the Egyptians,|than that we should|die in the wilderness.|14:13 And Moses said|unto the people, Fear|ye not, stand still, and|see the salvation of|the LORD, which he will
R	Tshew to you to day:|for the Egyptians|whom ye have seen to|day, ye shall see them|again no more for|ever.|14:14 The LORD shall|fight for you, and ye|shall hold your peace.|14:15 And the LORD|said unto Moses,|Wherefore criest thou|unto me? speak unto|the children of Israel,
R	Tthat they go forward:|14:16 But lift thou up|thy rod, and stretch|out thine hand over|the sea, and divide it:|and the children of|Israel shall go on dry|ground through the|midst of the sea.|14:17 And I, behold, I|will harden the hearts|of the Egyptians, and|they shall follow them:|and I will get me
R	Thonour upon Pharaoh,|and upon all his host,|upon his chariots, and|upon his horsemen.|14:18 And the|Egyptians shall know|that I am the LORD,|when I have gotten me|honour upon Pharaoh,|upon his chariots, and|upon his horsemen.|14:19 And the angel of|God, which went|before the camp of
R	TIsrael, removed and|went behind them; and|the pillar of the cloud|went from before|their face, and stood|behind them:|14:20 And it came|between the camp of|the Egyptians and the|camp of Israel; and it|was a cloud and|darkness to them, but|it gave light by night|to these: so that the
R	Tone came not near the|other all the night.|14:21 And Moses|stretched out his|hand over the sea;|and the LORD caused|the sea to go back by|a strong east wind all|that night, and made|the sea dry land, and|the waters were|divided.|14:22 And the children|of Israel went into the
R	Tmidst of the sea upon|the dry ground: and|the waters were a wall|unto them on their|right hand, and on|their left.|14:23 And the|Egyptians pursued,|and went in after them|to the midst of the|sea, even all|Pharaoh's horses, his|chariots, and his|horsemen.
R	T14:24 And it came to|pass, that in the|morning watch the|LORD looked unto the|host of the Egyptians|through the pillar of|fire and of the cloud,|and troubled the host|of the Egyptians,|14:25 And took off|their chariot wheels,|that they drave them|heavily: so that the|Egyptians said, Let us
R	Tflee from the face of|Israel; for the LORD|fighteth for them|against the Egyptians.|14:26 And the LORD|said unto Moses,|Stretch out thine hand|over the sea, that the|waters may come again|upon the Egyptians,|upon their chariots,|and upon their|horsemen.|14:27 And Moses
R	Tstretched forth his|hand over the sea,|and the sea returned|to his strength when|the morning appeared;|and the Egyptians fled|against it; and the|LORD overthrew the|Egyptians in the midst|of the sea.|14:28 And the waters|returned, and|covered the chariots,|and the horsemen, and
R	Tall the host of|Pharaoh that came|into the sea after|them; there remained|not so much as one of|them.|14:29 But the children|of Israel walked upon|dry land in the midst|of the sea; and the|waters were a wall|unto them on their|right hand, and on|their left.
R	T14:30 Thus the LORD|saved Israel that day|out of the hand of the|Egyptians; and Israel|saw the Egyptians|dead upon the sea|shore.|14:31 And Israel saw|that great work which|the LORD did upon the|Egyptians: and the|people feared the|LORD, and believed the|LORD, and his servant
R	TMoses.||15:1 Then sang Moses|and the children of|Israel this song unto|the LORD, and spake,|saying, I will sing unto|the LORD, for he hath|triumphed gloriously:|the horse and his|rider hath he thrown|into the sea.|15:2 The LORD is my|strength and song,
R	Tand he is become my|salvation: he is my|God, and I will prepare|him an habitation; my|father's God, and I will|exalt him.|15:3 The LORD is a man|of war: the LORD is his|name.|15:4 Pharaoh's|chariots and his host|hath he cast into the|sea: his chosen|captains also are
R	Tdrowned in the Red|sea.|15:5 The depths have|covered them: they|sank into the bottom|as a stone.|15:6 Thy right hand, O|LORD, is become|glorious in power: thy|right hand, O LORD,|hath dashed in pieces|the enemy.|15:7 And in the|greatness of thine
R	Texcellency thou hast|overthrown them that|rose up against thee:|thou sentest forth|thy wrath, which|consumed them as|stubble.|15:8 And with the blast|of thy nostrils the|waters were gathered|together, the floods|stood upright as an|heap, and the depths|were congealed in the
R	Theart of the sea.|15:9 The enemy said, I|will pursue, I will|overtake, I will divide|the spoil; my lust shall|be satisfied upon|them; I will draw my|sword, my hand shall|destroy them.|15:10 Thou didst blow|with thy wind, the sea|covered them: they|sank as lead in the|mighty waters.
R	T15:11 Who is like unto|thee, O LORD, among|the gods? who is like|thee, glorious in|holiness, fearful in|praises, doing|wonders?|15:12 Thou|stretchedst out thy|right hand, the earth|swallowed them.|15:13 Thou in thy|mercy hast led forth|the people which thou
R	Thast redeemed: thou|hast guided them in|thy strength unto thy|holy habitation.|15:14 The people shall|hear, and be afraid:|sorrow shall take hold|on the inhabitants of|Palestina.|15:15 Then the dukes|of Edom shall be|amazed; the mighty men|of Moab, trembling|shall take hold upon
R	Tthem; all the|inhabitants of Canaan|shall melt away.|15:16 Fear and dread|shall fall upon them;|by the greatness of|thine arm they shall|be as still as a stone;|till thy people pass|over, O LORD, till the|people pass over,|which thou hast|purchased.|15:17 Thou shalt bring
R	Tthem in, and plant them|in the mountain of|thine inheritance, in|the place, O LORD,|which thou hast made|for thee to dwell in, in|the Sanctuary, O LORD,|which thy hands have|established.|15:18 The LORD shall|reign for ever and|ever.|15:19 For the horse|of Pharaoh went in
R	Twith his chariots and|with his horsemen into|the sea, and the LORD|brought again the|waters of the sea|upon them; but the|children of Israel|went on dry land in|the midst of the sea.|15:20 And Miriam the|prophetess, the sister|of Aaron, took a|timbrel in her hand;|and all the women went
R	Tout after her with|timbrels and with|dances.|15:21 And Miriam|answered them, Sing|ye to the LORD, for he|hath triumphed|gloriously; the horse|and his rider hath he|thrown into the sea.|15:22 So Moses|brought Israel from|the Red sea, and they|went out into the
R	Twilderness of Shur;|and they went three|days in the|wilderness, and found|no water.|15:23 And when they|came to Marah, they|could not drink of the|waters of Marah, for|they were bitter:|therefore the name of|it was called Marah.|15:24 And the people|murmured against
R	TMoses, saying, What|shall we drink?|15:25 And he cried|unto the LORD; and the|LORD shewed him a|tree, which when he|had cast into the|waters, the waters|were made sweet:|there he made for|them a statute and an|ordinance, and there|he proved them,|15:26 And said, If thou
R	Twilt diligently hearken|to the voice of the|LORD thy God, and wilt|do that which is right|in his sight, and wilt|give ear to his|commandments, and|keep all his statutes, I|will put none of these|diseases upon thee,|which I have brought|upon the Egyptians:|for I am the LORD that|healeth thee.
R	T15:27 And they came|to Elim, where were|twelve wells of water,|and threescore and|ten palm trees: and|they encamped there|by the waters.||16:1 And they took|their journey from|Elim, and all the|congregation of the|children of Israel|came unto the
R	Twilderness of Sin,|which is between Elim|and Sinai, on the|fifteenth day of the|second month after|their departing out of|the land of Egypt.|16:2 And the whole|congregation of the|children of Israel|murmured against|Moses and Aaron in|the wilderness:|16:3 And the children
R	Tof Israel said unto|them, Would to God we|had died by the hand|of the LORD in the|land of Egypt, when we|sat by the flesh pots,|and when we did eat|bread to the full; for|ye have brought us|forth into this|wilderness, to kill this|whole assembly with|hunger.|16:4 Then said the
R	TLORD unto Moses,|Behold, I will rain|bread from heaven|for you; and the|people shall go out|and gather a certain|rate every day, that I|may prove them,|whether they will walk|in my law, or no.|16:5 And it shall come|to pass, that on the|sixth day they shall|prepare that which
R	Tthey bring in; and it|shall be twice as much|as they gather daily.|16:6 And Moses and|Aaron said unto all|the children of Israel,|At even, then ye shall|know that the LORD|hath brought you out|from the land of|Egypt:|16:7 And in the|morning, then ye shall|see the glory of the
R	TLORD; for that he|heareth your|murmurings against|the LORD: and what|are we, that ye|murmur against us?|16:8 And Moses said,|This shall be, when the|LORD shall give you in|the evening flesh to|eat, and in the morning|bread to the full; for|that the LORD heareth|your murmurings which
R	Tye murmur against him:|and what are we?|your murmurings are|not against us, but|against the LORD.|16:9 And Moses spake|unto Aaron, Say unto|all the congregation|of the children of|Israel, Come near|before the LORD: for|he hath heard your|murmurings.|16:10 And it came to
R	Tpass, as Aaron spake|unto the whole|congregation of the|children of Israel,|that they looked|toward the wilderness,|and, behold, the glory|of the LORD appeared|in the cloud.|16:11 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|16:12 I have heard|the murmurings of the
R	Tchildren of Israel:|speak unto them,|saying, At even ye|shall eat flesh, and in|the morning ye shall|be filled with bread;|and ye shall know that|I am the LORD your|God.|16:13 And it came to|pass, that at even the|quails came up, and|covered the camp: and|in the morning the dew
R	Tlay round about the|host.|16:14 And when the|dew that lay was gone|up, behold, upon the|face of the|wilderness there lay a|small round thing, as|small as the hoar|frost on the ground.|16:15 And when the|children of Israel saw|it, they said one to|another, It is manna:
R	Tfor they wist not what|it was. And Moses said|unto them, This is the|bread which the LORD|hath given you to eat.|16:16 This is the thing|which the LORD hath|commanded, Gather of|it every man|according to his|eating, an omer for|every man, according|to the number of your|persons; take ye
R	Tevery man for them|which are in his tents.|16:17 And the children|of Israel did so, and|gathered, some more,|some less.|16:18 And when they|did mete it with an|omer, he that|gathered much had|nothing over, and he|that gathered little|had no lack; they|gathered every man
R	Taccording to his|eating.|16:19 And Moses said,|Let no man leave of it|till the morning.|16:20 Notwithstanding|they hearkened not|unto Moses; but some|of them left of it until|the morning, and it|bred worms, and|stank: and Moses was|wroth with them.|16:21 And they
R	Tgathered it every|morning, every man|according to his|eating: and when the|sun waxed hot, it|melted.|16:22 And it came to|pass, that on the sixth|day they gathered|twice as much bread,|two omers for one|man: and all the|rulers of the|congregation came
R	Tand told Moses.|16:23 And he said unto|them, This is that which|the LORD hath said, To|morrow is the rest of|the holy sabbath unto|the LORD: bake that|which ye will bake to|day, and seethe that|ye will seethe; and|that which remaineth|over lay up for you|to be kept until the|morning.
R	T16:24 And they laid it|up till the morning, as|Moses bade: and it did|not stink, neither was|there any worm|therein.|16:25 And Moses said,|Eat that to day; for to|day is a sabbath unto|the LORD: to day ye|shall not find it in the|field.|16:26 Six days ye|shall gather it; but on
R	Tthe seventh day, which|is the sabbath, in it|there shall be none.|16:27 And it came to|pass, that there went|out some of the|people on the seventh|day for to gather,|and they found none.|16:28 And the LORD|said unto Moses, How|long refuse ye to|keep my commandments|and my laws?
R	T16:29 See, for that|the LORD hath given|you the sabbath,|therefore he giveth|you on the sixth day|the bread of two|days; abide ye every|man in his place, let no|man go out of his|place on the seventh|day.|16:30 So the people|rested on the seventh|day.
R	T16:31 And the house|of Israel called the|name thereof Manna:|and it was like|coriander seed, white;|and the taste of it|was like wafers made|with honey.|16:32 And Moses said,|This is the thing which|the LORD commandeth,|Fill an omer of it to be|kept for your|generations; that they
R	Tmay see the bread|wherewith I have fed|you in the wilderness,|when I brought you|forth from the land of|Egypt.|16:33 And Moses said|unto Aaron, Take a|pot, and put an omer|full of manna therein,|and lay it up before|the LORD, to be kept|for your generations.|16:34 As the LORD
R	Tcommanded Moses, so|Aaron laid it up|before the Testimony,|to be kept.|16:35 And the children|of Israel did eat|manna forty years,|until they came to a|land inhabited; they|did eat manna, until|they came unto the|borders of the land|of Canaan.|16:36 Now an omer is
R	Tthe tenth part of an|ephah.||17:1 And all the|congregation of the|children of Israel|journeyed from the|wilderness of Sin,|after their journeys,|according to the|commandment of the|LORD, and pitched in|Rephidim: and there|was no water for the
R	Tpeople to drink.|17:2 Wherefore the|people did chide with|Moses, and said, Give|us water that we may|drink. And Moses said|unto them, Why chide|ye with me? wherefore|do ye tempt the LORD?|17:3 And the people|thirsted there for|water; and the people|murmured against|Moses, and said,
R	TWherefore is this that|thou hast brought us|up out of Egypt, to kill|us and our children|and our cattle with|thirst?|17:4 And Moses cried|unto the LORD, saying,|What shall I do unto|this people? they be|almost ready to stone|me.|17:5 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Go on
R	Tbefore the people,|and take with thee of|the elders of Israel;|and thy rod, wherewith|thou smotest the|river, take in thine|hand, and go.|17:6 Behold, I will|stand before thee|there upon the rock|in Horeb; and thou|shalt smite the rock,|and there shall come|water out of it, that
R	Tthe people may drink.|And Moses did so in|the sight of the|elders of Israel.|17:7 And he called the|name of the place|Massah, and Meribah,|because of the|chiding of the children|of Israel, and|because they tempted|the LORD, saying, Is|the LORD among us, or|not?
R	T17:8 Then came Amalek,|and fought with Israel|in Rephidim.|17:9 And Moses said|unto Joshua, Choose|us out men, and go|out, fight with Amalek:|to morrow I will stand|on the top of the hill|with the rod of God in|mine hand.|17:10 So Joshua did|as Moses had said to|him, and fought with
R	TAmalek: and Moses,|Aaron, and Hur went|up to the top of the|hill.|17:11 And it came to|pass, when Moses held|up his hand, that|Israel prevailed: and|when he let down his|hand, Amalek|prevailed.|17:12 But Moses'|hands were heavy;|and they took a stone,
R	Tand put it under him,|and he sat thereon;|and Aaron and Hur|stayed up his hands,|the one on the one|side, and the other on|the other side; and his|hands were steady|until the going down of|the sun.|17:13 And Joshua|discomfited Amalek and|his people with the|edge of the sword.
R	T17:14 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Write|this for a memorial in|a book, and rehearse|it in the ears of|Joshua: for I will|utterly put out the|remembrance of|Amalek from under|heaven.|17:15 And Moses built|an altar, and called|the name of it|Jehovahnissi:
R	T17:16 For he said,|Because the LORD|hath sworn that the|LORD will have war with|Amalek from|generation to|generation.||18:1 When Jethro, the|priest of Midian,|Moses' father in law,|heard of all that God|had done for Moses,|and for Israel his
R	Tpeople, and that the|LORD had brought|Israel out of Egypt;|18:2 Then Jethro,|Moses' father in law,|took Zipporah, Moses'|wife, after he had|sent her back,|18:3 And her two sons;|of which the name of|the one was Gershom;|for he said, I have|been an alien in a|strange land:
R	T18:4 And the name of|the other was Eliezer;|for the God of my|father, said he, was|mine help, and|delivered me from the|sword of Pharaoh:|18:5 And Jethro,|Moses' father in law,|came with his sons and|his wife unto Moses|into the wilderness,|where he encamped at|the mount of God:
R	T18:6 And he said unto|Moses, I thy father in|law Jethro am come|unto thee, and thy|wife, and her two sons|with her.|18:7 And Moses went|out to meet his father|in law, and did|obeisance, and kissed|him; and they asked|each other of their|welfare; and they|came into the tent.
R	T18:8 And Moses told|his father in law all|that the LORD had|done unto Pharaoh|and to the Egyptians|for Israel's sake, and|all the travail that|had come upon them|by the way, and how|the LORD delivered|them.|18:9 And Jethro|rejoiced for all the|goodness which the
R	TLORD had done to|Israel, whom he had|delivered out of the|hand of the Egyptians.|18:10 And Jethro said,|Blessed be the LORD,|who hath delivered|you out of the hand|of the Egyptians, and|out of the hand of|Pharaoh, who hath|delivered the people|from under the hand|of the Egyptians.
R	T18:11 Now I know that|the LORD is greater|than all gods: for in|the thing wherein they|dealt proudly he was|above them.|18:12 And Jethro,|Moses' father in law,|took a burnt offering|and sacrifices for|God: and Aaron came,|and all the elders of|Israel, to eat bread|with Moses' father in
R	Tlaw before God.|18:13 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|that Moses sat to|judge the people: and|the people stood by|Moses from the|morning unto the|evening.|18:14 And when Moses'|father in law saw all|that he did to the|people, he said, What|is this thing that thou
R	Tdoest to the people?|why sittest thou|thyself alone, and all|the people stand by|thee from morning|unto even?|18:15 And Moses said|unto his father in law,|Because the people|come unto me to|enquire of God:|18:16 When they have|a matter, they come|unto me; and I judge
R	Tbetween one and|another, and I do|make them know the|statutes of God, and|his laws.|18:17 And Moses'|father in law said unto|him, The thing that|thou doest is not|good.|18:18 Thou wilt surely|wear away, both thou,|and this people that is|with thee: for this
R	Tthing is too heavy for|thee; thou art not|able to perform it|thyself alone.|18:19 Hearken now|unto my voice, I will|give thee counsel, and|God shall be with thee:|Be thou for the|people to God-ward,|that thou mayest bring|the causes unto God:|18:20 And thou shalt|teach them ordinances
R	Tand laws, and shalt|shew them the way|wherein they must|walk, and the work|that they must do.|18:21 Moreover thou|shalt provide out of|all the people able|men, such as fear|God, men of truth,|hating covetousness;|and place such over|them, to be rulers of|thousands, and rulers
R	Tof hundreds, rulers|of fifties, and rulers|of tens:|18:22 And let them|judge the people at|all seasons: and it|shall be, that every|great matter they|shall bring unto thee,|but every small matter|they shall judge: so|shall it be easier for|thyself, and they shall|bear the burden with
R	Tthee.|18:23 If thou shalt do|this thing, and God|command thee so, then|thou shalt be able to|endure, and all this|people shall also go|to their place in|peace.|18:24 So Moses|hearkened to the|voice of his father in|law, and did all that he|had said.
R	T18:25 And Moses|chose able men out of|all Israel, and made|them heads over the|people, rulers of|thousands, rulers of|hundreds, rulers of|fifties, and rulers of|tens.|18:26 And they judged|the people at all|seasons: the hard|causes they brought|unto Moses, but every
R	Tsmall matter they|judged themselves.|18:27 And Moses let|his father in law|depart; and he went|his way into his own|land.||19:1 In the third|month, when the|children of Israel|were gone forth out|of the land of Egypt,|the same day came
R	Tthey into the|wilderness of Sinai.|19:2 For they were|departed from|Rephidim, and were|come to the desert of|Sinai, and had pitched|in the wilderness; and|there Israel camped|before the mount.|19:3 And Moses went|up unto God, and the|LORD called unto him|out of the mountain,
R	Tsaying, Thus shalt|thou say to the house|of Jacob, and tell the|children of Israel;|19:4 Ye have seen|what I did unto the|Egyptians, and how I|bare you on eagles'|wings, and brought|you unto myself.|19:5 Now therefore, if|ye will obey my voice|indeed, and keep my|covenant, then ye
R	Tshall be a peculiar|treasure unto me|above all people: for|all the earth is mine:|19:6 And ye shall be|unto me a kingdom of|priests, and an holy|nation. These are the|words which thou|shalt speak unto the|children of Israel.|19:7 And Moses came|and called for the|elders of the people,
R	Tand laid before their|faces all these words|which the LORD|commanded him.|19:8 And all the|people answered|together, and said, All|that the LORD hath|spoken we will do. And|Moses returned the|words of the people|unto the LORD.|19:9 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Lo, I come
R	Tunto thee in a thick|cloud, that the people|may hear when I|speak with thee, and|believe thee for ever.|And Moses told the|words of the people|unto the LORD.|19:10 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Go|unto the people, and|sanctify them to day|and to morrow, and let|them wash their
R	Tclothes,|19:11 And be ready|against the third day:|for the third day the|LORD will come down in|the sight of all the|people upon mount|Sinai.|19:12 And thou shalt|set bounds unto the|people round about,|saying, Take heed to|yourselves, that ye|go not up into the
R	Tmount, or touch the|border of it:|whosoever toucheth|the mount shall be|surely put to death:|19:13 There shall not|an hand touch it, but|he shall surely be|stoned, or shot|through; whether it be|beast or man, it shall|not live: when the|trumpet soundeth|long, they shall come
R	Tup to the mount.|19:14 And Moses went|down from the mount|unto the people, and|sanctified the people;|and they washed their|clothes.|19:15 And he said unto|the people, Be ready|against the third day:|come not at your|wives.|19:16 And it came to|pass on the third day
R	Tin the morning, that|there were thunders|and lightnings, and a|thick cloud upon the|mount, and the voice|of the trumpet|exceeding loud; so|that all the people|that was in the camp|trembled.|19:17 And Moses|brought forth the|people out of the|camp to meet with God;
R	Tand they stood at the|nether part of the|mount.|19:18 And mount Sinai|was altogether on a|smoke, because the|LORD descended upon|it in fire: and the|smoke thereof|ascended as the|smoke of a furnace,|and the whole mount|quaked greatly.|19:19 And when the
R	Tvoice of the trumpet|sounded long, and|waxed louder and|louder, Moses spake,|and God answered him|by a voice.|19:20 And the LORD|came down upon mount|Sinai, on the top of|the mount: and the|LORD called Moses up|to the top of the|mount; and Moses went|up.
R	T19:21 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Go|down, charge the|people, lest they|break through unto|the LORD to gaze, and|many of them perish.|19:22 And let the|priests also, which|come near to the|LORD, sanctify|themselves, lest the|LORD break forth|upon them.
R	T19:23 And Moses said|unto the LORD, The|people cannot come|up to mount Sinai: for|thou chargedst us,|saying, Set bounds|about the mount, and|sanctify it.|19:24 And the LORD|said unto him, Away,|get thee down, and|thou shalt come up,|thou, and Aaron with|thee: but let not the
R	Tpriests and the|people break through|to come up unto the|LORD, lest he break|forth upon them.|19:25 So Moses went|down unto the people,|and spake unto them.||20:1 And God spake all|these words, saying,|20:2 I am the LORD thy|God, which have|brought thee out of
R	Tthe land of Egypt, out|of the house of|bondage.|20:3 Thou shalt have|no other gods before|me.|20:4 Thou shalt not|make unto thee any|graven image, or any|likeness of any thing|that is in heaven|above, or that is in|the earth beneath, or|that is in the water
R	Tunder the earth.|20:5 Thou shalt not|bow down thyself to|them, nor serve them:|for I the LORD thy|God am a jealous God,|visiting the iniquity of|the fathers upon the|children unto the|third and fourth|generation of them|that hate me;|20:6 And shewing|mercy unto thousands
R	Tof them that love me,|and keep my|commandments.|20:7 Thou shalt not|take the name of the|LORD thy God in vain;|for the LORD will not|hold him guiltless that|taketh his name in|vain.|20:8 Remember the|sabbath day, to keep|it holy.|20:9 Six days shalt
R	Tthou labour, and do|all thy work:|20:10 But the seventh|day is the sabbath of|the LORD thy God: in it|thou shalt not do any|work, thou, nor thy|son, nor thy daughter,|thy manservant, nor|thy maidservant, nor|thy cattle, nor thy|stranger that is within|thy gates:|20:11 For in six days
R	Tthe LORD made heaven|and earth, the sea,|and all that in them is,|and rested the|seventh day:|wherefore the LORD|blessed the sabbath|day, and hallowed it.|20:12 Honour thy|father and thy|mother: that thy days|may be long upon the|land which the LORD|thy God giveth thee.
R	T20:13 Thou shalt not|kill.|20:14 Thou shalt not|commit adultery.|20:15 Thou shalt not|steal.|20:16 Thou shalt not|bear false witness|against thy neighbour.|20:17 Thou shalt not|covet thy neighbour's|house, thou shalt not|covet thy neighbour's|wife, nor his
R	Tmanservant, nor his|maidservant, nor his|ox, nor his ass, nor|any thing that is thy|neighbour's.|20:18 And all the|people saw the|thunderings, and the|lightnings, and the|noise of the trumpet,|and the mountain|smoking: and when the|people saw it, they|removed, and stood
R	Tafar off.|20:19 And they said|unto Moses, Speak|thou with us, and we|will hear: but let not|God speak with us, lest|we die.|20:20 And Moses said|unto the people, Fear|not: for God is come|to prove you, and that|his fear may be|before your faces,|that ye sin not.
R	T20:21 And the people|stood afar off, and|Moses drew near unto|the thick darkness|where God was.|20:22 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Thus|thou shalt say unto|the children of Israel,|Ye have seen that I|have talked with you|from heaven.|20:23 Ye shall not|make with me gods of
R	Tsilver, neither shall|ye make unto you|gods of gold.|20:24 An altar of|earth thou shalt make|unto me, and shalt|sacrifice thereon thy|burnt offerings, and|thy peace offerings,|thy sheep, and thine|oxen: in all places|where I record my|name I will come unto|thee, and I will bless
R	Tthee.|20:25 And if thou wilt|make me an altar of|stone, thou shalt not|build it of hewn stone:|for if thou lift up thy|tool upon it, thou hast|polluted it.|20:26 Neither shalt|thou go up by steps|unto mine altar, that|thy nakedness be not|discovered thereon.|
R	T21:1 Now these are|the judgments which|thou shalt set before|them.|21:2 If thou buy an|Hebrew servant, six|years he shall serve:|and in the seventh he|shall go out free for|nothing.|21:3 If he came in by|himself, he shall go|out by himself: if he|were married, then his
R	Twife shall go out with|him.|21:4 If his master|have given him a wife,|and she have born him|sons or daughters;|the wife and her|children shall be her|master's, and he shall|go out by himself.|21:5 And if the|servant shall plainly|say, I love my master,|my wife, and my
R	Tchildren; I will not go|out free:|21:6 Then his master|shall bring him unto|the judges; he shall|also bring him to the|door, or unto the|door post; and his|master shall bore his|ear through with an|aul; and he shall|serve him for ever.|21:7 And if a man sell|his daughter to be a
R	Tmaidservant, she shall|not go out as the|menservants do.|21:8 If she please not|her master, who hath|betrothed her to|himself, then shall he|let her be redeemed:|to sell her unto a|strange nation he|shall have no power,|seeing he hath dealt|deceitfully with her.|21:9 And if he have
R	Tbetrothed her unto|his son, he shall deal|with her after the|manner of daughters.|21:10 If he take him|another wife; her|food, her raiment, and|her duty of marriage,|shall he not diminish.|21:11 And if he do not|these three unto her,|then shall she go out|free without money.|21:12 He that smiteth a
R	Tman, so that he die,|shall be surely put to|death.|21:13 And if a man lie|not in wait, but God|deliver him into his|hand; then I will|appoint thee a place|whither he shall flee.|21:14 But if a man|come presumptuously|upon his neighbour, to|slay him with guile;|thou shalt take him
R	Tfrom mine altar, that|he may die.|21:15 And he that|smiteth his father, or|his mother, shall be|surely put to death.|21:16 And he that|stealeth a man, and|selleth him, or if he be|found in his hand, he|shall surely be put to|death.|21:17 And he that|curseth his father, or
R	This mother, shall|surely be put to|death.|21:18 And if men|strive together, and|one smite another with|a stone, or with his|fist, and he die not,|but keepeth his bed:|21:19 If he rise again,|and walk abroad upon|his staff, then shall|he that smote him be|quit: only he shall pay
R	Tfor the loss of his|time, and shall cause|him to be thoroughly|healed.|21:20 And if a man|smite his servant, or|his maid, with a rod,|and he die under his|hand; he shall be|surely punished.|21:21 Notwithstanding,|if he continue a day|or two, he shall not be|punished: for he is his
R	Tmoney.|21:22 If men strive,|and hurt a woman with|child, so that her fruit|depart from her, and|yet no mischief follow:|he shall be surely|punished, according|as the woman's|husband will lay upon|him; and he shall pay|as the judges|determine.|21:23 And if any
R	Tmischief follow, then|thou shalt give life|for life,|21:24 Eye for eye,|tooth for tooth, hand|for hand, foot for|foot,|21:25 Burning for|burning, wound for|wound, stripe for|stripe.|21:26 And if a man|smite the eye of his|servant, or the eye
R	Tof his maid, that it|perish; he shall let him|go free for his eye's|sake.|21:27 And if he smite|out his manservant's|tooth, or his|maidservant's tooth;|he shall let him go|free for his tooth's|sake.|21:28 If an ox gore a|man or a woman, that|they die: then the ox
R	Tshall be surely|stoned, and his flesh|shall not be eaten; but|the owner of the ox|shall be quit.|21:29 But if the ox|were wont to push with|his horn in time past,|and it hath been|testified to his owner,|and he hath not kept|him in, but that he hath|killed a man or a|woman; the ox shall be
R	Tstoned, and his owner|also shall be put to|death.|21:30 If there be laid|on him a sum of money,|then he shall give for|the ransom of his life|whatsoever is laid|upon him.|21:31 Whether he have|gored a son, or have|gored a daughter,|according to this|judgment shall it be
R	Tdone unto him.|21:32 If the ox shall|push a manservant or|a maidservant; he|shall give unto their|master thirty shekels|of silver, and the ox|shall be stoned.|21:33 And if a man|shall open a pit, or if|a man shall dig a pit,|and not cover it, and|an ox or an ass fall|therein;
R	T21:34 The owner of|the pit shall make it|good, and give money|unto the owner of|them; and the dead|beast shall be his.|21:35 And if one man's|ox hurt another's,|that he die; then they|shall sell the live ox,|and divide the money|of it; and the dead ox|also they shall divide.|21:36 Or if it be known
R	Tthat the ox hath used|to push in time past,|and his owner hath|not kept him in; he|shall surely pay ox|for ox; and the dead|shall be his own.||22:1 If a man shall|steal an ox, or a|sheep, and kill it, or|sell it; he shall|restore five oxen for|an ox, and four sheep
R	Tfor a sheep.|22:2 If a thief be|found breaking up,|and be smitten that he|die, there shall no|blood be shed for him.|22:3 If the sun be|risen upon him, there|shall be blood shed|for him; for he should|make full restitution; if|he have nothing, then|he shall be sold for|his theft.
R	T22:4 If the theft be|certainly found in his|hand alive, whether it|be ox, or ass, or|sheep; he shall|restore double.|22:5 If a man shall|cause a field or|vineyard to be eaten,|and shall put in his|beast, and shall feed|in another man's field;|of the best of his own|field, and of the best
R	Tof his own vineyard,|shall he make|restitution.|22:6 If fire break out,|and catch in thorns,|so that the stacks of|corn, or the standing|corn, or the field, be|consumed therewith;|he that kindled the|fire shall surely make|restitution.|22:7 If a man shall|deliver unto his
R	Tneighbour money or|stuff to keep, and it|be stolen out of the|man's house; if the|thief be found, let him|pay double.|22:8 If the thief be|not found, then the|master of the house|shall be brought unto|the judges, to see|whether he have put|his hand unto his|neighbour's goods.
R	T22:9 For all manner of|trespass, whether it|be for ox, for ass,|for sheep, for|raiment, or for any|manner of lost thing|which another|challengeth to be his,|the cause of both|parties shall come|before the judges;|and whom the judges|shall condemn, he|shall pay double unto
R	This neighbour.|22:10 If a man deliver|unto his neighbour an|ass, or an ox, or a|sheep, or any beast,|to keep; and it die, or|be hurt, or driven|away, no man seeing it:|22:11 Then shall an|oath of the LORD be|between them both,|that he hath not put|his hand unto his|neighbour's goods;
R	Tand the owner of it|shall accept thereof,|and he shall not make|it good.|22:12 And if it be|stolen from him, he|shall make restitution|unto the owner|thereof.|22:13 If it be torn in|pieces, then let him|bring it for witness,|and he shall not make|good that which was
R	Ttorn.|22:14 And if a man|borrow ought of his|neighbour, and it be|hurt, or die, the owner|thereof being not with|it, he shall surely|make it good.|22:15 But if the owner|thereof be with it, he|shall not make it good:|if it be an hired thing,|it came for his hire.|22:16 And if a man
R	Tentice a maid that is|not betrothed, and lie|with her, he shall|surely endow her to|be his wife.|22:17 If her father|utterly refuse to give|her unto him, he shall|pay money according|to the dowry of|virgins.|22:18 Thou shalt not|suffer a witch to live.|22:19 Whosoever lieth
R	Twith a beast shall|surely be put to|death.|22:20 He that|sacrificeth unto any|god, save unto the|LORD only, he shall be|utterly destroyed.|22:21 Thou shalt|neither vex a|stranger, nor|oppress him: for ye|were strangers in the|land of Egypt.
R	T22:22 Ye shall not|afflict any widow, or|fatherless child.|22:23 If thou afflict|them in any wise, and|they cry at all unto|me, I will surely hear|their cry;|22:24 And my wrath|shall wax hot, and I|will kill you with the|sword; and your wives|shall be widows, and|your children
R	Tfatherless.|22:25 If thou lend|money to any of my|people that is poor by|thee, thou shalt not|be to him as an|usurer, neither shalt|thou lay upon him|usury.|22:26 If thou at all|take thy neighbour's|raiment to pledge,|thou shalt deliver it|unto him by that the
R	Tsun goeth down:|22:27 For that is his|covering only, it is his|raiment for his skin:|wherein shall he|sleep? and it shall|come to pass, when he|crieth unto me, that I|will hear; for I am|gracious.|22:28 Thou shalt not|revile the gods, nor|curse the ruler of|thy people.
R	T22:29 Thou shalt not|delay to offer the|first of thy ripe|fruits, and of thy|liquors: the firstborn|of thy sons shalt thou|give unto me.|22:30 Likewise shalt|thou do with thine|oxen, and with thy|sheep: seven days it|shall be with his dam;|on the eighth day thou|shalt give it me.
R	T22:31 And ye shall be|holy men unto me:|neither shall ye eat|any flesh that is torn|of beasts in the field;|ye shall cast it to the|dogs.||23:1 Thou shalt not|raise a false report:|put not thine hand with|the wicked to be an|unrighteous witness.|23:2 Thou shalt not
R	Tfollow a multitude to|do evil; neither shalt|thou speak in a cause|to decline after many|to wrest judgment:|23:3 Neither shalt|thou countenance a|poor man in his cause.|23:4 If thou meet thine|enemy's ox or his ass|going astray, thou|shalt surely bring it|back to him again.|23:5 If thou see the
R	Tass of him that hateth|thee lying under his|burden, and wouldest|forbear to help him,|thou shalt surely help|with him.|23:6 Thou shalt not|wrest the judgment of|thy poor in his cause.|23:7 Keep thee far|from a false matter;|and the innocent and|righteous slay thou|not: for I will not
R	Tjustify the wicked.|23:8 And thou shalt|take no gift: for the|gift blindeth the wise,|and perverteth the|words of the|righteous.|23:9 Also thou shalt|not oppress a|stranger: for ye know|the heart of a|stranger, seeing ye|were strangers in the|land of Egypt.
R	T23:10 And six years|thou shalt sow thy|land, and shalt gather|in the fruits thereof:|23:11 But the seventh|year thou shalt let it|rest and lie still; that|the poor of thy|people may eat: and|what they leave the|beasts of the field|shall eat. In like|manner thou shalt|deal with thy vineyard,
R	Tand with thy oliveyard.|23:12 Six days thou|shalt do thy work, and|on the seventh day|thou shalt rest: that|thine ox and thine ass|may rest, and the son|of thy handmaid, and|the stranger, may be|refreshed.|23:13 And in all things|that I have said unto|you be circumspect:|and make no mention
R	Tof the name of other|gods, neither let it be|heard out of thy|mouth.|23:14 Three times thou|shalt keep a feast|unto me in the year.|23:15 Thou shalt keep|the feast of|unleavened bread:|(thou shalt eat|unleavened bread|seven days, as I|commanded thee, in the
R	Ttime appointed of the|month Abib; for in it|thou camest out from|Egypt: and none shall|appear before me|empty:)|23:16 And the feast of|harvest, the|firstfruits of thy|labours, which thou|hast sown in the field:|and the feast of|ingathering, which is in|the end of the year,
R	Twhen thou hast|gathered in thy|labours out of the|field.|23:17 Three times in|the year all thy males|shall appear before|the LORD God.|23:18 Thou shalt not|offer the blood of my|sacrifice with|leavened bread;|neither shall the fat|of my sacrifice remain
R	Tuntil the morning.|23:19 The first of the|firstfruits of thy land|thou shalt bring into|the house of the LORD|thy God. Thou shalt|not seethe a kid in his|mother's milk.|23:20 Behold, I send|an Angel before thee,|to keep thee in the|way, and to bring thee|into the place which I|have prepared.
R	T23:21 Beware of him,|and obey his voice,|provoke him not; for|he will not pardon|your transgressions:|for my name is in him.|23:22 But if thou shalt|indeed obey his voice,|and do all that I|speak; then I will be|an enemy unto thine|enemies, and an|adversary unto thine|adversaries.
R	T23:23 For mine Angel|shall go before thee,|and bring thee in unto|the Amorites, and the|Hittites, and the|Perizzites, and the|Canaanites, the Hivites,|and the Jebusites: and|I will cut them off.|23:24 Thou shalt not|bow down to their|gods, nor serve them,|nor do after their|works: but thou shalt
R	Tutterly overthrow|them, and quite break|down their images.|23:25 And ye shall|serve the LORD your|God, and he shall|bless thy bread, and|thy water; and I will|take sickness away|from the midst of thee.|23:26 There shall|nothing cast their|young, nor be barren,|in thy land: the
R	Tnumber of thy days I|will fulfil.|23:27 I will send my|fear before thee, and|will destroy all the|people to whom thou|shalt come, and I will|make all thine enemies|turn their backs unto|thee.|23:28 And I will send|hornets before thee,|which shall drive out|the Hivite, the
R	TCanaanite, and the|Hittite, from before|thee.|23:29 I will not drive|them out from before|thee in one year; lest|the land become|desolate, and the|beast of the field|multiply against thee.|23:30 By little and|little I will drive them|out from before thee,|until thou be
R	Tincreased, and inherit|the land.|23:31 And I will set thy|bounds from the Red|sea even unto the sea|of the Philistines, and|from the desert unto|the river: for I will|deliver the inhabitants|of the land into your|hand; and thou shalt|drive them out before|thee.|23:32 Thou shalt make
R	Tno covenant with them,|nor with their gods.|23:33 They shall not|dwell in thy land, lest|they make thee sin|against me: for if thou|serve their gods, it|will surely be a snare|unto thee.||24:1 And he said unto|Moses, Come up unto|the LORD, thou, and|Aaron, Nadab, and
R	TAbihu, and seventy of|the elders of Israel;|and worship ye afar|off.|24:2 And Moses alone|shall come near the|LORD: but they shall|not come nigh; neither|shall the people go up|with him.|24:3 And Moses came|and told the people all|the words of the|LORD, and all the
R	Tjudgments: and all the|people answered with|one voice, and said, All|the words which the|LORD hath said will we|do.|24:4 And Moses wrote|all the words of the|LORD, and rose up|early in the morning,|and builded an altar|under the hill, and|twelve pillars,|according to the
R	Ttwelve tribes of|Israel.|24:5 And he sent|young men of the|children of Israel,|which offered burnt|offerings, and|sacrificed peace|offerings of oxen|unto the LORD.|24:6 And Moses took|half of the blood, and|put it in basons; and|half of the blood he
R	Tsprinkled on the altar.|24:7 And he took the|book of the covenant,|and read in the|audience of the|people: and they said,|All that the LORD hath|said will we do, and be|obedient.|24:8 And Moses took|the blood, and|sprinkled it on the|people, and said,|Behold the blood of
R	Tthe covenant, which|the LORD hath made|with you concerning|all these words.|24:9 Then went up|Moses, and Aaron,|Nadab, and Abihu, and|seventy of the elders|of Israel:|24:10 And they saw|the God of Israel: and|there was under his|feet as it were a|paved work of a
R	Tsapphire stone, and|as it were the body of|heaven in his|clearness.|24:11 And upon the|nobles of the children|of Israel he laid not|his hand: also they|saw God, and did eat|and drink.|24:12 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Come|up to me into the|mount, and be there:
R	Tand I will give thee|tables of stone, and a|law, and commandments|which I have written;|that thou mayest|teach them.|24:13 And Moses rose|up, and his minister|Joshua: and Moses|went up into the mount|of God.|24:14 And he said unto|the elders, Tarry ye|here for us, until we
R	Tcome again unto you:|and, behold, Aaron|and Hur are with you:|if any man have any|matters to do, let him|come unto them.|24:15 And Moses went|up into the mount, and|a cloud covered the|mount.|24:16 And the glory of|the LORD abode upon|mount Sinai, and the|cloud covered it six
R	Tdays: and the seventh|day he called unto|Moses out of the midst|of the cloud.|24:17 And the sight of|the glory of the LORD|was like devouring|fire on the top of the|mount in the eyes of|the children of Israel.|24:18 And Moses went|into the midst of the|cloud, and gat him up|into the mount: and
R	TMoses was in the|mount forty days and|forty nights.||25:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|25:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|that they bring me an|offering: of every|man that giveth it|willingly with his heart|ye shall take my
R	Toffering.|25:3 And this is the|offering which ye|shall take of them;|gold, and silver, and|brass,|25:4 And blue, and|purple, and scarlet,|and fine linen, and|goats' hair,|25:5 And rams' skins|dyed red, and|badgers' skins, and|shittim wood,
R	T25:6 Oil for the light,|spices for anointing|oil, and for sweet|incense,|25:7 Onyx stones, and|stones to be set in|the ephod, and in the|breastplate.|25:8 And let them make|me a sanctuary; that I|may dwell among them.|25:9 According to all|that I shew thee,|after the pattern of
R	Tthe tabernacle, and|the pattern of all the|instruments thereof,|even so shall ye make|it.|25:10 And they shall|make an ark of shittim|wood: two cubits and a|half shall be the|length thereof, and a|cubit and a half the|breadth thereof, and|a cubit and a half the|height thereof.
R	T25:11 And thou shalt|overlay it with pure|gold, within and without|shalt thou overlay it,|and shalt make upon it|a crown of gold round|about.|25:12 And thou shalt|cast four rings of|gold for it, and put|them in the four|corners thereof; and|two rings shall be in|the one side of it, and
R	Ttwo rings in the other|side of it.|25:13 And thou shalt|make staves of shittim|wood, and overlay|them with gold.|25:14 And thou shalt|put the staves into|the rings by the sides|of the ark, that the|ark may be borne with|them.|25:15 The staves shall|be in the rings of the
R	Tark: they shall not be|taken from it.|25:16 And thou shalt|put into the ark the|testimony which I shall|give thee.|25:17 And thou shalt|make a mercy seat of|pure gold: two cubits|and a half shall be|the length thereof,|and a cubit and a half|the breadth thereof.|25:18 And thou shalt
R	Tmake two cherubims of|gold, of beaten work|shalt thou make them,|in the two ends of the|mercy seat.|25:19 And make one|cherub on the one|end, and the other|cherub on the other|end: even of the|mercy seat shall ye|make the cherubims on|the two ends thereof.|25:20 And the
R	Tcherubims shall|stretch forth their|wings on high,|covering the mercy|seat with their wings,|and their faces shall|look one to another;|toward the mercy seat|shall the faces of the|cherubims be.|25:21 And thou shalt|put the mercy seat|above upon the ark;|and in the ark thou
R	Tshalt put the|testimony that I shall|give thee.|25:22 And there I will|meet with thee, and I|will commune with thee|from above the mercy|seat, from between|the two cherubims|which are upon the|ark of the testimony,|of all things which I|will give thee in|commandment unto the
R	Tchildren of Israel.|25:23 Thou shalt also|make a table of shittim|wood: two cubits shall|be the length thereof,|and a cubit the|breadth thereof, and|a cubit and a half the|height thereof.|25:24 And thou shalt|overlay it with pure|gold, and make thereto|a crown of gold round|about.
R	T25:25 And thou shalt|make unto it a border|of an hand breadth|round about, and thou|shalt make a golden|crown to the border|thereof round about.|25:26 And thou shalt|make for it four rings|of gold, and put the|rings in the four|corners that are on|the four feet thereof.|25:27 Over against the
R	Tborder shall the rings|be for places of the|staves to bear the|table.|25:28 And thou shalt|make the staves of|shittim wood, and|overlay them with gold,|that the table may be|borne with them.|25:29 And thou shalt|make the dishes|thereof, and spoons|thereof, and covers
R	Tthereof, and bowls|thereof, to cover|withal: of pure gold|shalt thou make them.|25:30 And thou shalt|set upon the table|shewbread before me|alway.|25:31 And thou shalt|make a candlestick of|pure gold: of beaten|work shall the|candlestick be made:|his shaft, and his
R	Tbranches, his bowls,|his knops, and his|flowers, shall be of|the same.|25:32 And six|branches shall come|out of the sides of it;|three branches of|the candlestick out of|the one side, and|three branches of|the candlestick out of|the other side:|25:33 Three bowls
R	Tmade like unto|almonds, with a knop|and a flower in one|branch; and three|bowls made like|almonds in the other|branch, with a knop|and a flower: so in the|six branches that|come out of the|candlestick.|25:34 And in the|candlesticks shall be|four bowls made like
R	Tunto almonds, with|their knops and their|flowers.|25:35 And there shall|be a knop under two|branches of the same,|and a knop under two|branches of the same,|and a knop under two|branches of the same,|according to the six|branches that|proceed out of the|candlestick.
R	T25:36 Their knops and|their branches shall|be of the same: all it|shall be one beaten|work of pure gold.|25:37 And thou shalt|make the seven lamps|thereof: and they|shall light the lamps|thereof, that they may|give light over against|it.|25:38 And the tongs|thereof, and the
R	Tsnuffdishes thereof,|shall be of pure gold.|25:39 Of a talent of|pure gold shall he|make it, with all these|vessels.|25:40 And look that|thou make them after|their pattern, which|was shewed thee in|the mount.||26:1 Moreover thou|shalt make the
R	Ttabernacle with ten|curtains of fine twined|linen, and blue, and|purple, and scarlet:|with cherubims of|cunning work shalt|thou make them.|26:2 The length of one|curtain shall be eight|and twenty cubits, and|the breadth of one|curtain four cubits:|and every one of the|curtains shall have
R	Tone measure.|26:3 The five curtains|shall be coupled|together one to|another; and other|five curtains shall be|coupled one to|another.|26:4 And thou shalt|make loops of blue|upon the edge of the|one curtain from the|selvedge in the|coupling; and likewise
R	Tshalt thou make in the|uttermost edge of|another curtain, in the|coupling of the|second.|26:5 Fifty loops shalt|thou make in the one|curtain, and fifty|loops shalt thou make|in the edge of the|curtain that is in the|coupling of the|second; that the loops|may take hold one of
R	Tanother.|26:6 And thou shalt|make fifty taches of|gold, and couple the|curtains together with|the taches: and it|shall be one|tabernacle.|26:7 And thou shalt|make curtains of|goats' hair to be a|covering upon the|tabernacle: eleven|curtains shalt thou
R	Tmake.|26:8 The length of one|curtain shall be thirty|cubits, and the|breadth of one|curtain four cubits:|and the eleven|curtains shall be all|of one measure.|26:9 And thou shalt|couple five curtains|by themselves, and six|curtains by|themselves, and shalt
R	Tdouble the sixth|curtain in the|forefront of the|tabernacle.|26:10 And thou shalt|make fifty loops on|the edge of the one|curtain that is outmost|in the coupling, and|fifty loops in the edge|of the curtain which|coupleth the second.|26:11 And thou shalt|make fifty taches of
R	Tbrass, and put the|taches into the loops,|and couple the tent|together, that it may|be one.|26:12 And the remnant|that remaineth of the|curtains of the tent,|the half curtain that|remaineth, shall hang|over the backside of|the tabernacle.|26:13 And a cubit on|the one side, and a
R	Tcubit on the other|side of that which|remaineth in the|length of the curtains|of the tent, it shall|hang over the sides|of the tabernacle on|this side and on that|side, to cover it.|26:14 And thou shalt|make a covering for|the tent of rams' skins|dyed red, and a|covering above of
R	Tbadgers' skins.|26:15 And thou shalt|make boards for the|tabernacle of shittim|wood standing up.|26:16 Ten cubits shall|be the length of a|board, and a cubit and|a half shall be the|breadth of one board.|26:17 Two tenons shall|there be in one board,|set in order one|against another: thus
R	Tshalt thou make for|all the boards of the|tabernacle.|26:18 And thou shalt|make the boards for|the tabernacle, twenty|boards on the south|side southward.|26:19 And thou shalt|make forty sockets of|silver under the|twenty boards; two|sockets under one|board for his two
R	Ttenons, and two|sockets under|another board for his|two tenons.|26:20 And for the|second side of the|tabernacle on the|north side there shall|be twenty boards:|26:21 And their forty|sockets of silver; two|sockets under one|board, and two|sockets under
R	Tanother board.|26:22 And for the|sides of the|tabernacle westward|thou shalt make six|boards.|26:23 And two boards|shalt thou make for|the corners of the|tabernacle in the two|sides.|26:24 And they shall|be coupled together|beneath, and they
R	Tshall be coupled|together above the|head of it unto one|ring: thus shall it be|for them both; they|shall be for the two|corners.|26:25 And they shall|be eight boards, and|their sockets of|silver, sixteen|sockets; two sockets|under one board, and|two sockets under
R	Tanother board.|26:26 And thou shalt|make bars of shittim|wood; five for the|boards of the one|side of the|tabernacle,|26:27 And five bars|for the boards of the|other side of the|tabernacle, and five|bars for the boards|of the side of the|tabernacle, for the
R	Ttwo sides westward.|26:28 And the middle|bar in the midst of the|boards shall reach|from end to end.|26:29 And thou shalt|overlay the boards|with gold, and make|their rings of gold|for places for the|bars: and thou shalt|overlay the bars with|gold.|26:30 And thou shalt
R	Trear up the|tabernacle according|to the fashion thereof|which was shewed thee|in the mount.|26:31 And thou shalt|make a vail of blue,|and purple, and|scarlet, and fine|twined linen of cunning|work: with cherubims|shall it be made:|26:32 And thou shalt|hang it upon four
R	Tpillars of shittim wood|overlaid with gold:|their hooks shall be|of gold, upon the four|sockets of silver.|26:33 And thou shalt|hang up the vail|under the taches, that|thou mayest bring in|thither within the vail|the ark of the|testimony: and the vail|shall divide unto you|between the holy
R	Tplace and the most|holy.|26:34 And thou shalt|put the mercy seat|upon the ark of the|testimony in the most|holy place.|26:35 And thou shalt|set the table without|the vail, and the|candlestick over|against the table on|the side of the|tabernacle toward the
R	Tsouth: and thou shalt|put the table on the|north side.|26:36 And thou shalt|make an hanging for|the door of the tent,|of blue, and purple,|and scarlet, and fine|twined linen, wrought|with needlework.|26:37 And thou shalt|make for the hanging|five pillars of shittim|wood, and overlay
R	Tthem with gold, and|their hooks shall be|of gold: and thou|shalt cast five|sockets of brass for|them.||27:1 And thou shalt|make an altar of|shittim wood, five|cubits long, and five|cubits broad; the|altar shall be|foursquare: and the
R	Theight thereof shall|be three cubits.|27:2 And thou shalt|make the horns of it|upon the four|corners thereof: his|horns shall be of the|same: and thou shalt|overlay it with brass.|27:3 And thou shalt|make his pans to|receive his ashes, and|his shovels, and his|basons, and his
R	Tfleshhooks, and his|firepans: all the|vessels thereof thou|shalt make of brass.|27:4 And thou shalt|make for it a grate of|network of brass; and|upon the net shalt|thou make four|brasen rings in the|four corners thereof.|27:5 And thou shalt|put it under the|compass of the altar
R	Tbeneath, that the net|may be even to the|midst of the altar.|27:6 And thou shalt|make staves for the|altar, staves of shittim|wood, and overlay|them with brass.|27:7 And the staves|shall be put into the|rings, and the staves|shall be upon the two|sides of the altar, to|bear it.
R	T27:8 Hollow with|boards shalt thou|make it: as it was|shewed thee in the|mount, so shall they|make it.|27:9 And thou shalt|make the court of the|tabernacle: for the|south side southward|there shall be|hangings for the|court of fine twined|linen of an hundred
R	Tcubits long for one|side:|27:10 And the twenty|pillars thereof and|their twenty sockets|shall be of brass; the|hooks of the pillars|and their fillets shall|be of silver.|27:11 And likewise for|the north side in|length there shall be|hangings of an|hundred cubits long,
R	Tand his twenty pillars|and their twenty|sockets of brass; the|hooks of the pillars|and their fillets of|silver.|27:12 And for the|breadth of the court|on the west side shall|be hangings of fifty|cubits: their pillars|ten, and their sockets|ten.|27:13 And the breadth
R	Tof the court on the|east side eastward|shall be fifty cubits.|27:14 The hangings of|one side of the gate|shall be fifteen cubits:|their pillars three,|and their sockets|three.|27:15 And on the|other side shall be|hangings fifteen|cubits: their pillars|three, and their
R	Tsockets three.|27:16 And for the|gate of the court|shall be an hanging of|twenty cubits, of blue,|and purple, and|scarlet, and fine|twined linen, wrought|with needlework: and|their pillars shall be|four, and their|sockets four.|27:17 All the pillars|round about the court
R	Tshall be filleted with|silver; their hooks|shall be of silver, and|their sockets of|brass.|27:18 The length of|the court shall be an|hundred cubits, and|the breadth fifty|every where, and the|height five cubits of|fine twined linen, and|their sockets of|brass.
R	T27:19 All the vessels|of the tabernacle in|all the service|thereof, and all the|pins thereof, and all|the pins of the court,|shall be of brass.|27:20 And thou shalt|command the children|of Israel, that they|bring thee pure oil|olive beaten for the|light, to cause the|lamp to burn always.
R	T27:21 In the|tabernacle of the|congregation without|the vail, which is|before the testimony,|Aaron and his sons|shall order it from|evening to morning|before the LORD: it|shall be a statute for|ever unto their|generations on the|behalf of the children|of Israel.
R	T28:1 And take thou|unto thee Aaron thy|brother, and his sons|with him, from among|the children of Israel,|that he may minister|unto me in the priest's|office, even Aaron,|Nadab and Abihu,|Eleazar and Ithamar,|Aaron's sons.|28:2 And thou shalt|make holy garments|for Aaron thy
R	Tbrother for glory and|for beauty.|28:3 And thou shalt|speak unto all that|are wise hearted,|whom I have filled with|the spirit of wisdom,|that they may make|Aaron's garments to|consecrate him, that|he may minister unto|me in the priest's|office.|28:4 And these are
R	Tthe garments which|they shall make; a|breastplate, and an|ephod, and a robe,|and a broidered coat,|a mitre, and a girdle:|and they shall make|holy garments for|Aaron thy brother,|and his sons, that he|may minister unto me in|the priest's office.|28:5 And they shall|take gold, and blue,
R	Tand purple, and|scarlet, and fine linen.|28:6 And they shall|make the ephod of|gold, of blue, and of|purple, of scarlet,|and fine twined linen,|with cunning work.|28:7 It shall have the|two shoulderpieces|thereof joined at the|two edges thereof;|and so it shall be|joined together.
R	T28:8 And the curious|girdle of the ephod,|which is upon it, shall|be of the same,|according to the work|thereof; even of gold,|of blue, and purple,|and scarlet, and fine|twined linen.|28:9 And thou shalt|take two onyx stones,|and grave on them the|names of the children|of Israel:
R	T28:10 Six of their|names on one stone,|and the other six|names of the rest on|the other stone,|according to their|birth.|28:11 With the work of|an engraver in stone,|like the engravings of|a signet, shalt thou|engrave the two|stones with the names|of the children of
R	TIsrael: thou shalt|make them to be set in|ouches of gold.|28:12 And thou shalt|put the two stones|upon the shoulders of|the ephod for stones|of memorial unto the|children of Israel:|and Aaron shall bear|their names before|the LORD upon his two|shoulders for a|memorial.
R	T28:13 And thou shalt|make ouches of gold;|28:14 And two chains|of pure gold at the|ends; of wreathen|work shalt thou make|them, and fasten the|wreathen chains to|the ouches.|28:15 And thou shalt|make the breastplate|of judgment with|cunning work; after|the work of the ephod
R	Tthou shalt make it; of|gold, of blue, and of|purple, and of|scarlet, and of fine|twined linen, shalt thou|make it.|28:16 Foursquare it|shall be being|doubled; a span shall|be the length thereof,|and a span shall be|the breadth thereof.|28:17 And thou shalt|set in it settings of
R	Tstones, even four|rows of stones: the|first row shall be a|sardius, a topaz, and|a carbuncle: this shall|be the first row.|28:18 And the second|row shall be an|emerald, a sapphire,|and a diamond.|28:19 And the third|row a ligure, an agate,|and an amethyst.|28:20 And the fourth
R	Trow a beryl, and an|onyx, and a jasper:|they shall be set in|gold in their|inclosings.|28:21 And the stones|shall be with the|names of the children|of Israel, twelve,|according to their|names, like the|engravings of a|signet; every one with|his name shall they be
R	Taccording to the|twelve tribes.|28:22 And thou shalt|make upon the|breastplate chains at|the ends of wreathen|work of pure gold.|28:23 And thou shalt|make upon the|breastplate two rings|of gold, and shalt put|the two rings on the|two ends of the|breastplate.
R	T28:24 And thou shalt|put the two wreathen|chains of gold in the|two rings which are on|the ends of the|breastplate.|28:25 And the other|two ends of the two|wreathen chains thou|shalt fasten in the two|ouches, and put them|on the shoulderpieces|of the ephod before|it.
R	T28:26 And thou shalt|make two rings of|gold, and thou shalt|put them upon the two|ends of the|breastplate in the|border thereof, which|is in the side of the|ephod inward.|28:27 And two other|rings of gold thou|shalt make, and shalt|put them on the two|sides of the ephod
R	Tunderneath, toward|the forepart thereof,|over against the|other coupling|thereof, above the|curious girdle of the|ephod.|28:28 And they shall|bind the breastplate|by the rings thereof|unto the rings of the|ephod with a lace of|blue, that it may be|above the curious
R	Tgirdle of the ephod,|and that the|breastplate be not|loosed from the|ephod.|28:29 And Aaron shall|bear the names of the|children of Israel in|the breastplate of|judgment upon his|heart, when he goeth|in unto the holy place,|for a memorial before|the LORD continually.
R	T28:30 And thou shalt|put in the breastplate|of judgment the Urim|and the Thummim; and|they shall be upon|Aaron's heart, when|he goeth in before|the LORD: and Aaron|shall bear the|judgment of the|children of Israel|upon his heart before|the LORD continually.|28:31 And thou shalt
R	Tmake the robe of the|ephod all of blue.|28:32 And there shall|be an hole in the top|of it, in the midst|thereof: it shall have|a binding of woven|work round about the|hole of it, as it were|the hole of an|habergeon, that it be|not rent.|28:33 And beneath|upon the hem of it
R	Tthou shalt make|pomegranates of blue,|and of purple, and of|scarlet, round about|the hem thereof; and|bells of gold between|them round about:|28:34 A golden bell|and a pomegranate, a|golden bell and a|pomegranate, upon the|hem of the robe|round about.|28:35 And it shall be
R	Tupon Aaron to|minister: and his sound|shall be heard when|he goeth in unto the|holy place before the|LORD, and when he|cometh out, that he die|not.|28:36 And thou shalt|make a plate of pure|gold, and grave upon|it, like the engravings|of a signet, HOLINESS|TO THE LORD.
R	T28:37 And thou shalt|put it on a blue lace,|that it may be upon|the mitre; upon the|forefront of the mitre|it shall be.|28:38 And it shall be|upon Aaron's|forehead, that Aaron|may bear the iniquity|of the holy things,|which the children of|Israel shall hallow in|all their holy gifts;
R	Tand it shall be always|upon his forehead,|that they may be|accepted before the|LORD.|28:39 And thou shalt|embroider the coat of|fine linen, and thou|shalt make the mitre|of fine linen, and thou|shalt make the girdle|of needlework.|28:40 And for Aaron's|sons thou shalt make
R	Tcoats, and thou shalt|make for them girdles,|and bonnets shalt|thou make for them,|for glory and for|beauty.|28:41 And thou shalt|put them upon Aaron|thy brother, and his|sons with him; and|shalt anoint them, and|consecrate them, and|sanctify them, that|they may minister unto
R	Tme in the priest's|office.|28:42 And thou shalt|make them linen|breeches to cover|their nakedness; from|the loins even unto|the thighs they shall|reach:|28:43 And they shall|be upon Aaron, and|upon his sons, when|they come in unto the|tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation, or when|they come near unto|the altar to minister in|the holy place; that|they bear not iniquity,|and die: it shall be a|statute for ever unto|him and his seed after|him.||29:1 And this is the|thing that thou shalt|do unto them to hallow|them, to minister unto
R	Tme in the priest's|office: Take one|young bullock, and two|rams without blemish,|29:2 And unleavened|bread, and cakes|unleavened tempered|with oil, and wafers|unleavened anointed|with oil: of wheaten|flour shalt thou make|them.|29:3 And thou shalt|put them into one
R	Tbasket, and bring them|in the basket, with the|bullock and the two|rams.|29:4 And Aaron and|his sons thou shalt|bring unto the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation, and|shalt wash them with|water.|29:5 And thou shalt|take the garments,|and put upon Aaron
R	Tthe coat, and the robe|of the ephod, and the|ephod, and the|breastplate, and gird|him with the curious|girdle of the ephod:|29:6 And thou shalt|put the mitre upon his|head, and put the holy|crown upon the mitre.|29:7 Then shalt thou|take the anointing oil,|and pour it upon his|head, and anoint him.
R	T29:8 And thou shalt|bring his sons, and|put coats upon them.|29:9 And thou shalt|gird them with girdles,|Aaron and his sons,|and put the bonnets|on them: and the|priest's office shall|be theirs for a|perpetual statute: and|thou shalt consecrate|Aaron and his sons.|29:10 And thou shalt
R	Tcause a bullock to be|brought before the|tabernacle of the|congregation: and|Aaron and his sons|shall put their hands|upon the head of the|bullock.|29:11 And thou shalt|kill the bullock before|the LORD, by the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation.|29:12 And thou shalt
R	Ttake of the blood of|the bullock, and put it|upon the horns of the|altar with thy finger,|and pour all the blood|beside the bottom of|the altar.|29:13 And thou shalt|take all the fat that|covereth the inwards,|and the caul that is|above the liver, and|the two kidneys, and|the fat that is upon
R	Tthem, and burn them|upon the altar.|29:14 But the flesh of|the bullock, and his|skin, and his dung,|shalt thou burn with|fire without the camp:|it is a sin offering.|29:15 Thou shalt also|take one ram; and|Aaron and his sons|shall put their hands|upon the head of the|ram.
R	T29:16 And thou shalt|slay the ram, and thou|shalt take his blood,|and sprinkle it round|about upon the altar.|29:17 And thou shalt|cut the ram in pieces,|and wash the inwards|of him, and his legs,|and put them unto his|pieces, and unto his|head.|29:18 And thou shalt|burn the whole ram
R	Tupon the altar: it is a|burnt offering unto|the LORD: it is a sweet|savour, an offering|made by fire unto the|LORD.|29:19 And thou shalt|take the other ram;|and Aaron and his|sons shall put their|hands upon the head|of the ram.|29:20 Then shalt thou|kill the ram, and take
R	Tof his blood, and put it|upon the tip of the|right ear of Aaron,|and upon the tip of|the right ear of his|sons, and upon the|thumb of their right|hand, and upon the|great toe of their|right foot, and|sprinkle the blood|upon the altar round|about.|29:21 And thou shalt
R	Ttake of the blood that|is upon the altar, and|of the anointing oil,|and sprinkle it upon|Aaron, and upon his|garments, and upon|his sons, and upon the|garments of his sons|with him: and he shall|be hallowed, and his|garments, and his|sons, and his sons'|garments with him.|29:22 Also thou shalt
R	Ttake of the ram the|fat and the rump, and|the fat that covereth|the inwards, and the|caul above the liver,|and the two kidneys,|and the fat that is|upon them, and the|right shoulder; for it|is a ram of|consecration:|29:23 And one loaf of|bread, and one cake|of oiled bread, and
R	Tone wafer out of the|basket of the|unleavened bread|that is before the|LORD:|29:24 And thou shalt|put all in the hands of|Aaron, and in the|hands of his sons;|and shalt wave them|for a wave offering|before the LORD.|29:25 And thou shalt|receive them of their
R	Thands, and burn them|upon the altar for a|burnt offering, for a|sweet savour before|the LORD: it is an|offering made by fire|unto the LORD.|29:26 And thou shalt|take the breast of the|ram of Aaron's|consecration, and|wave it for a wave|offering before the|LORD: and it shall be
R	Tthy part.|29:27 And thou shalt|sanctify the breast of|the wave offering, and|the shoulder of the|heave offering, which|is waved, and which is|heaved up, of the ram|of the consecration,|even of that which is|for Aaron, and of that|which is for his sons:|29:28 And it shall be|Aaron's and his sons'
R	Tby a statute for ever|from the children of|Israel: for it is an|heave offering: and it|shall be an heave|offering from the|children of Israel of|the sacrifice of their|peace offerings, even|their heave offering|unto the LORD.|29:29 And the holy|garments of Aaron|shall be his sons'
R	Tafter him, to be|anointed therein, and|to be consecrated in|them.|29:30 And that son|that is priest in his|stead shall put them|on seven days, when|he cometh into the|tabernacle of the|congregation to|minister in the holy|place.|29:31 And thou shalt
R	Ttake the ram of the|consecration, and|seethe his flesh in the|holy place.|29:32 And Aaron and|his sons shall eat the|flesh of the ram, and|the bread that is in|the basket by the|door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|29:33 And they shall|eat those things
R	Twherewith the|atonement was made,|to consecrate and to|sanctify them: but a|stranger shall not eat|thereof, because they|are holy.|29:34 And if ought of|the flesh of the|consecrations, or of|the bread, remain unto|the morning, then thou|shalt burn the|remainder with fire: it
R	Tshall not be eaten,|because it is holy.|29:35 And thus shalt|thou do unto Aaron,|and to his sons,|according to all things|which I have|commanded thee:|seven days shalt thou|consecrate them.|29:36 And thou shalt|offer every day a|bullock for a sin|offering for
R	Tatonement: and thou|shalt cleanse the|altar, when thou hast|made an atonement|for it, and thou shalt|anoint it, to sanctify it.|29:37 Seven days thou|shalt make an|atonement for the|altar, and sanctify it;|and it shall be an|altar most holy:|whatsoever toucheth|the altar shall be
R	Tholy.|29:38 Now this is that|which thou shalt offer|upon the altar; two|lambs of the first|year day by day|continually.|29:39 The one lamb|thou shalt offer in|the morning; and the|other lamb thou shalt|offer at even:|29:40 And with the one|lamb a tenth deal of
R	Tflour mingled with the|fourth part of an hin|of beaten oil; and the|fourth part of an hin|of wine for a drink|offering.|29:41 And the other|lamb thou shalt offer|at even, and shalt do|thereto according to|the meat offering of|the morning, and|according to the drink|offering thereof, for
R	Ta sweet savour, an|offering made by fire|unto the LORD.|29:42 This shall be a|continual burnt|offering throughout|your generations at|the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation before|the LORD: where I will|meet you, to speak|there unto thee.|29:43 And there I will
R	Tmeet with the children|of Israel, and the|tabernacle shall be|sanctified by my glory.|29:44 And I will|sanctify the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and the|altar: I will sanctify|also both Aaron and|his sons, to minister to|me in the priest's|office.|29:45 And I will dwell
R	Tamong the children of|Israel, and will be|their God.|29:46 And they shall|know that I am the|LORD their God, that|brought them forth|out of the land of|Egypt, that I may dwell|among them: I am the|LORD their God.||30:1 And thou shalt|make an altar to burn
R	Tincense upon: of|shittim wood shalt thou|make it.|30:2 A cubit shall be|the length thereof,|and a cubit the|breadth thereof;|foursquare shall it|be: and two cubits|shall be the height|thereof: the horns|thereof shall be of|the same.|30:3 And thou shalt
R	Toverlay it with pure|gold, the top thereof,|and the sides thereof|round about, and the|horns thereof; and|thou shalt make unto it|a crown of gold round|about.|30:4 And two golden|rings shalt thou make|to it under the crown|of it, by the two|corners thereof,|upon the two sides of
R	Tit shalt thou make it;|and they shall be for|places for the staves|to bear it withal.|30:5 And thou shalt|make the staves of|shittim wood, and|overlay them with gold.|30:6 And thou shalt|put it before the vail|that is by the ark of|the testimony, before|the mercy seat that is|over the testimony,
R	Twhere I will meet with|thee.|30:7 And Aaron shall|burn thereon sweet|incense every|morning: when he|dresseth the lamps,|he shall burn incense|upon it.|30:8 And when Aaron|lighteth the lamps at|even, he shall burn|incense upon it, a|perpetual incense
R	Tbefore the LORD|throughout your|generations.|30:9 Ye shall offer no|strange incense|thereon, nor burnt|sacrifice, nor meat|offering; neither shall|ye pour drink|offering thereon.|30:10 And Aaron shall|make an atonement|upon the horns of it|once in a year with
R	Tthe blood of the sin|offering of|atonements: once in|the year shall he|make atonement upon|it throughout your|generations: it is most|holy unto the LORD.|30:11 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|30:12 When thou|takest the sum of the|children of Israel
R	Tafter their number,|then shall they give|every man a ransom|for his soul unto the|LORD, when thou|numberest them; that|there be no plague|among them, when thou|numberest them.|30:13 This they shall|give, every one that|passeth among them|that are numbered,|half a shekel after
R	Tthe shekel of the|sanctuary: (a shekel|is twenty gerahs:) an|half shekel shall be|the offering of the|LORD.|30:14 Every one that|passeth among them|that are numbered,|from twenty years old|and above, shall give|an offering unto the|LORD.|30:15 The rich shall
R	Tnot give more, and the|poor shall not give|less than half a|shekel, when they give|an offering unto the|LORD, to make an|atonement for your|souls.|30:16 And thou shalt|take the atonement|money of the children|of Israel, and shalt|appoint it for the|service of the
R	Ttabernacle of the|congregation; that it|may be a memorial|unto the children of|Israel before the|LORD, to make an|atonement for your|souls.|30:17 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|30:18 Thou shalt also|make a laver of|brass, and his foot
R	Talso of brass, to wash|withal: and thou shalt|put it between the|tabernacle of the|congregation and the|altar, and thou shalt|put water therein.|30:19 For Aaron and|his sons shall wash|their hands and their|feet thereat:|30:20 When they go|into the tabernacle of|the congregation, they
R	Tshall wash with water,|that they die not; or|when they come near|to the altar to|minister, to burn|offering made by fire|unto the LORD:|30:21 So they shall|wash their hands and|their feet, that they|die not: and it shall be|a statute for ever to|them, even to him and|to his seed
R	Tthroughout their|generations.|30:22 Moreover the|LORD spake unto|Moses, saying,|30:23 Take thou also|unto thee principal|spices, of pure myrrh|five hundred shekels,|and of sweet cinnamon|half so much, even two|hundred and fifty|shekels, and of sweet|calamus two hundred
R	Tand fifty shekels,|30:24 And of cassia|five hundred shekels,|after the shekel of|the sanctuary, and of|oil olive an hin:|30:25 And thou shalt|make it an oil of holy|ointment, an ointment|compound after the|art of the|apothecary: it shall be|an holy anointing oil.|30:26 And thou shalt
R	Tanoint the tabernacle|of the congregation|therewith, and the ark|of the testimony,|30:27 And the table|and all his vessels,|and the candlestick|and his vessels, and|the altar of incense,|30:28 And the altar of|burnt offering with all|his vessels, and the|laver and his foot.|30:29 And thou shalt
R	Tsanctify them, that|they may be most holy:|whatsoever toucheth|them shall be holy.|30:30 And thou shalt|anoint Aaron and his|sons, and consecrate|them, that they may|minister unto me in the|priest's office.|30:31 And thou shalt|speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, This shall be
R	Tan holy anointing oil|unto me throughout|your generations.|30:32 Upon man's flesh|shall it not be poured,|neither shall ye make|any other like it, after|the composition of it: it|is holy, and it shall be|holy unto you.|30:33 Whosoever|compoundeth any like|it, or whosoever|putteth any of it upon
R	Ta stranger, shall even|be cut off from his|people.|30:34 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Take|unto thee sweet|spices, stacte, and|onycha, and galbanum;|these sweet spices|with pure|frankincense: of each|shall there be a like|weight:|30:35 And thou shalt
R	Tmake it a perfume, a|confection after the|art of the|apothecary, tempered|together, pure and|holy:|30:36 And thou shalt|beat some of it very|small, and put of it|before the testimony|in the tabernacle of|the congregation,|where I will meet with|thee: it shall be unto
R	Tyou most holy.|30:37 And as for the|perfume which thou|shalt make, ye shall|not make to|yourselves according|to the composition|thereof: it shall be|unto thee holy for the|LORD.|30:38 Whosoever shall|make like unto that, to|smell thereto, shall|even be cut off from
R	This people.||31:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|31:2 See, I have called|by name Bezaleel the|son of Uri, the son of|Hur, of the tribe of|Judah:|31:3 And I have filled|him with the spirit of|God, in wisdom, and in|understanding, and in
R	Tknowledge, and in all|manner of|workmanship,|31:4 To devise cunning|works, to work in gold,|and in silver, and in|brass,|31:5 And in cutting of|stones, to set them,|and in carving of|timber, to work in all|manner of|workmanship.|31:6 And I, behold, I
R	Thave given with him|Aholiab, the son of|Ahisamach, of the|tribe of Dan: and in|the hearts of all that|are wise hearted I|have put wisdom, that|they may make all that|I have commanded|thee;|31:7 The tabernacle|of the congregation,|and the ark of the|testimony, and the
R	Tmercy seat that is|thereupon, and all the|furniture of the|tabernacle,|31:8 And the table and|his furniture, and the|pure candlestick with|all his furniture, and|the altar of incense,|31:9 And the altar of|burnt offering with all|his furniture, and the|laver and his foot,|31:10 And the cloths
R	Tof service, and the|holy garments for|Aaron the priest, and|the garments of his|sons, to minister in the|priest's office,|31:11 And the|anointing oil, and|sweet incense for the|holy place: according|to all that I have|commanded thee shall|they do.|31:12 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses,|saying,|31:13 Speak thou also|unto the children of|Israel, saying, Verily|my sabbaths ye shall|keep: for it is a sign|between me and you|throughout your|generations; that ye|may know that I am the|LORD that doth|sanctify you.|31:14 Ye shall keep
R	Tthe sabbath|therefore; for it is|holy unto you: every|one that defileth it|shall surely be put to|death: for whosoever|doeth any work|therein, that soul|shall be cut off from|among his people.|31:15 Six days may|work be done; but in|the seventh is the|sabbath of rest, holy
R	Tto the LORD:|whosoever doeth any|work in the sabbath|day, he shall surely|be put to death.|31:16 Wherefore the|children of Israel|shall keep the|sabbath, to observe|the sabbath|throughout their|generations, for a|perpetual covenant.|31:17 It is a sign
R	Tbetween me and the|children of Israel for|ever: for in six days|the LORD made heaven|and earth, and on the|seventh day he|rested, and was|refreshed.|31:18 And he gave|unto Moses, when he|had made an end of|communing with him|upon mount Sinai, two|tables of testimony,
R	Ttables of stone,|written with the finger|of God.||32:1 And when the|people saw that Moses|delayed to come down|out of the mount, the|people gathered|themselves together|unto Aaron, and said|unto him, Up, make us|gods, which shall go|before us; for as for
R	Tthis Moses, the man|that brought us up|out of the land of|Egypt, we wot not what|is become of him.|32:2 And Aaron said|unto them, Break off|the golden earrings,|which are in the ears|of your wives, of your|sons, and of your|daughters, and bring|them unto me.|32:3 And all the
R	Tpeople brake off the|golden earrings which|were in their ears,|and brought them unto|Aaron.|32:4 And he received|them at their hand,|and fashioned it with a|graving tool, after he|had made it a molten|calf: and they said,|These be thy gods, O|Israel, which brought|thee up out of the
R	Tland of Egypt.|32:5 And when Aaron|saw it, he built an|altar before it; and|Aaron made|proclamation, and said,|To morrow is a feast|to the LORD.|32:6 And they rose up|early on the morrow,|and offered burnt|offerings, and|brought peace|offerings; and the
R	Tpeople sat down to|eat and to drink, and|rose up to play.|32:7 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Go, get|thee down; for thy|people, which thou|broughtest out of the|land of Egypt, have|corrupted themselves:|32:8 They have turned|aside quickly out of|the way which I|commanded them: they
R	Thave made them a|molten calf, and have|worshipped it, and|have sacrificed|thereunto, and said,|These be thy gods, O|Israel, which have|brought thee up out|of the land of Egypt.|32:9 And the LORD said|unto Moses, I have|seen this people, and,|behold, it is a|stiffnecked people:
R	T32:10 Now therefore|let me alone, that my|wrath may wax hot|against them, and that|I may consume them:|and I will make of thee|a great nation.|32:11 And Moses|besought the LORD his|God, and said, LORD,|why doth thy wrath|wax hot against thy|people, which thou|hast brought forth
R	Tout of the land of|Egypt with great|power, and with a|mighty hand?|32:12 Wherefore|should the Egyptians|speak, and say, For|mischief did he bring|them out, to slay them|in the mountains, and|to consume them from|the face of the|earth? Turn from thy|fierce wrath, and
R	Trepent of this evil|against thy people.|32:13 Remember|Abraham, Isaac, and|Israel, thy servants,|to whom thou swarest|by thine own self, and|saidst unto them, I will|multiply your seed as|the stars of heaven,|and all this land that I|have spoken of will I|give unto your seed,|and they shall inherit
R	Tit for ever.|32:14 And the LORD|repented of the evil|which he thought to do|unto his people.|32:15 And Moses|turned, and went down|from the mount, and|the two tables of the|testimony were in his|hand: the tables were|written on both their|sides; on the one side|and on the other were
R	Tthey written.|32:16 And the tables|were the work of God,|and the writing was|the writing of God,|graven upon the|tables.|32:17 And when|Joshua heard the|noise of the people as|they shouted, he said|unto Moses, There is a|noise of war in the|camp.
R	T32:18 And he said, It is|not the voice of them|that shout for|mastery, neither is it|the voice of them that|cry for being|overcome: but the|noise of them that|sing do I hear.|32:19 And it came to|pass, as soon as he|came nigh unto the|camp, that he saw the|calf, and the dancing:
R	Tand Moses' anger|waxed hot, and he|cast the tables out of|his hands, and brake|them beneath the|mount.|32:20 And he took the|calf which they had|made, and burnt it in|the fire, and ground it|to powder, and|strawed it upon the|water, and made the|children of Israel
R	Tdrink of it.|32:21 And Moses said|unto Aaron, What did|this people unto thee,|that thou hast|brought so great a|sin upon them?|32:22 And Aaron said,|Let not the anger of|my lord wax hot: thou|knowest the people,|that they are set on|mischief.|32:23 For they said
R	Tunto me, Make us gods,|which shall go before|us: for as for this|Moses, the man that|brought us up out of|the land of Egypt, we|wot not what is become|of him.|32:24 And I said unto|them, Whosoever hath|any gold, let them|break it off. So they|gave it me: then I cast|it into the fire, and
R	Tthere came out this|calf.|32:25 And when Moses|saw that the people|were naked; (for|Aaron had made them|naked unto their|shame among their|enemies:)|32:26 Then Moses|stood in the gate of|the camp, and said,|Who is on the LORD's|side? let him come
R	Tunto me. And all the|sons of Levi gathered|themselves together|unto him.|32:27 And he said unto|them, Thus saith the|LORD God of Israel,|Put every man his|sword by his side, and|go in and out from|gate to gate|throughout the camp,|and slay every man|his brother, and
R	Tevery man his|companion, and every|man his neighbour.|32:28 And the children|of Levi did according|to the word of Moses:|and there fell of the|people that day about|three thousand men.|32:29 For Moses had|said, Consecrate|yourselves today to|the LORD, even every|man upon his son, and
R	Tupon his brother; that|he may bestow upon|you a blessing this|day.|32:30 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|that Moses said unto|the people, Ye have|sinned a great sin:|and now I will go up|unto the LORD;|peradventure I shall|make an atonement for|your sin.
R	T32:31 And Moses|returned unto the|LORD, and said, Oh, this|people have sinned a|great sin, and have|made them gods of|gold.|32:32 Yet now, if thou|wilt forgive their|sin--; and if not, blot|me, I pray thee, out of|thy book which thou|hast written.|32:33 And the LORD
R	Tsaid unto Moses,|Whosoever hath|sinned against me, him|will I blot out of my|book.|32:34 Therefore now|go, lead the people|unto the place of|which I have spoken|unto thee: behold, mine|Angel shall go before|thee: nevertheless in|the day when I visit I|will visit their sin upon
R	Tthem.|32:35 And the LORD|plagued the people,|because they made|the calf, which Aaron|made.||33:1 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Depart,|and go up hence, thou|and the people which|thou hast brought up|out of the land of|Egypt, unto the land
R	Twhich I sware unto|Abraham, to Isaac, and|to Jacob, saying, Unto|thy seed will I give it:|33:2 And I will send an|angel before thee;|and I will drive out the|Canaanite, the Amorite,|and the Hittite, and the|Perizzite, the Hivite,|and the Jebusite:|33:3 Unto a land|flowing with milk and|honey: for I will not
R	Tgo up in the midst of|thee; for thou art a|stiffnecked people:|lest I consume thee in|the way.|33:4 And when the|people heard these|evil tidings, they|mourned: and no man|did put on him his|ornaments.|33:5 For the LORD had|said unto Moses, Say|unto the children of
R	TIsrael, Ye are a|stiffnecked people: I|will come up into the|midst of thee in a|moment, and consume|thee: therefore now|put off thy ornaments|from thee, that I may|know what to do unto|thee.|33:6 And the children|of Israel stripped|themselves of their|ornaments by the
R	Tmount Horeb.|33:7 And Moses took|the tabernacle, and|pitched it without the|camp, afar off from|the camp, and called it|the Tabernacle of the|congregation. And it|came to pass, that|every one which|sought the LORD went|out unto the|tabernacle of the|congregation, which
R	Twas without the camp.|33:8 And it came to|pass, when Moses went|out unto the|tabernacle, that all|the people rose up,|and stood every man|at his tent door, and|looked after Moses,|until he was gone into|the tabernacle.|33:9 And it came to|pass, as Moses|entered into the
R	Ttabernacle, the cloudy|pillar descended, and|stood at the door of|the tabernacle, and|the Lord talked with|Moses.|33:10 And all the|people saw the cloudy|pillar stand at the|tabernacle door: and|all the people rose up|and worshipped, every|man in his tent door.|33:11 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses|face to face, as a man|speaketh unto his|friend. And he turned|again into the camp:|but his servant|Joshua, the son of|Nun, a young man,|departed not out of|the tabernacle.|33:12 And Moses said|unto the LORD, See,|thou sayest unto me,|Bring up this people:
R	Tand thou hast not let|me know whom thou wilt|send with me. Yet thou|hast said, I know thee|by name, and thou|hast also found grace|in my sight.|33:13 Now therefore, I|pray thee, if I have|found grace in thy|sight, shew me now thy|way, that I may know|thee, that I may find|grace in thy sight: and
R	Tconsider that this|nation is thy people.|33:14 And he said, My|presence shall go with|thee, and I will give|thee rest.|33:15 And he said unto|him, If thy presence|go not with me, carry|us not up hence.|33:16 For wherein|shall it be known here|that I and thy people|have found grace in
R	Tthy sight? is it not in|that thou goest with|us? so shall we be|separated, I and thy|people, from all the|people that are upon|the face of the earth.|33:17 And the LORD|said unto Moses, I will|do this thing also that|thou hast spoken: for|thou hast found|grace in my sight, and|I know thee by name.
R	T33:18 And he said, I|beseech thee, shew me|thy glory.|33:19 And he said, I|will make all my|goodness pass|before thee, and I will|proclaim the name of|the LORD before thee;|and will be gracious to|whom I will be|gracious, and will shew|mercy on whom I will|shew mercy.
R	T33:20 And he said,|Thou canst not see my|face: for there shall|no man see me, and|live.|33:21 And the LORD|said, Behold, there is|a place by me, and|thou shalt stand upon|a rock:|33:22 And it shall come|to pass, while my glory|passeth by, that I will|put thee in a clift of
R	Tthe rock, and will|cover thee with my|hand while I pass by:|33:23 And I will take|away mine hand, and|thou shalt see my|back parts: but my|face shall not be|seen.||34:1 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Hew thee|two tables of stone|like unto the first: and
R	TI will write upon these|tables the words that|were in the first|tables, which thou|brakest.|34:2 And be ready in|the morning, and come|up in the morning unto|mount Sinai, and|present thyself there|to me in the top of the|mount.|34:3 And no man shall|come up with thee,
R	Tneither let any man be|seen throughout all|the mount; neither let|the flocks nor herds|feed before that|mount.|34:4 And he hewed two|tables of stone like|unto the first; and|Moses rose up early|in the morning, and|went up unto mount|Sinai, as the LORD had|commanded him, and
R	Ttook in his hand the|two tables of stone.|34:5 And the LORD|descended in the|cloud, and stood with|him there, and|proclaimed the name|of the LORD.|34:6 And the LORD|passed by before him,|and proclaimed, The|LORD, The LORD God,|merciful and gracious,|longsuffering, and
R	Tabundant in goodness|and truth,|34:7 Keeping mercy|for thousands,|forgiving iniquity and|transgression and sin,|and that will by no|means clear the guilty;|visiting the iniquity of|the fathers upon the|children, and upon the|children's children,|unto the third and to|the fourth generation.
R	T34:8 And Moses made|haste, and bowed his|head toward the|earth, and worshipped.|34:9 And he said, If|now I have found|grace in thy sight, O|LORD, let my LORD, I|pray thee, go among|us; for it is a|stiffnecked people;|and pardon our|iniquity and our sin,|and take us for thine
R	Tinheritance.|34:10 And he said,|Behold, I make a|covenant: before all|thy people I will do|marvels, such as have|not been done in all|the earth, nor in any|nation: and all the|people among which|thou art shall see the|work of the LORD: for|it is a terrible thing|that I will do with thee.
R	T34:11 Observe thou|that which I command|thee this day: behold,|I drive out before|thee the Amorite, and|the Canaanite, and the|Hittite, and the|Perizzite, and the|Hivite, and the|Jebusite.|34:12 Take heed to|thyself, lest thou make|a covenant with the|inhabitants of the land
R	Twhither thou goest,|lest it be for a snare|in the midst of thee:|34:13 But ye shall|destroy their altars,|break their images,|and cut down their|groves:|34:14 For thou shalt|worship no other god:|for the LORD, whose|name is Jealous, is a|jealous God:|34:15 Lest thou make
R	Ta covenant with the|inhabitants of the|land, and they go a|whoring after their|gods, and do sacrifice|unto their gods, and|one call thee, and|thou eat of his|sacrifice;|34:16 And thou take of|their daughters unto|thy sons, and their|daughters go a|whoring after their
R	Tgods, and make thy|sons go a whoring|after their gods.|34:17 Thou shalt make|thee no molten gods.|34:18 The feast of|unleavened bread|shalt thou keep. Seven|days thou shalt eat|unleavened bread, as|I commanded thee, in|the time of the month|Abib: for in the month|Abib thou camest out
R	Tfrom Egypt.|34:19 All that openeth|the matrix is mine; and|every firstling among|thy cattle, whether ox|or sheep, that is male.|34:20 But the firstling|of an ass thou shalt|redeem with a lamb:|and if thou redeem him|not, then shalt thou|break his neck. All the|firstborn of thy sons|thou shalt redeem.
R	TAnd none shall appear|before me empty.|34:21 Six days thou|shalt work, but on the|seventh day thou|shalt rest: in earing|time and in harvest|thou shalt rest.|34:22 And thou shalt|observe the feast of|weeks, of the|firstfruits of wheat|harvest, and the|feast of ingathering
R	Tat the year's end.|34:23 Thrice in the|year shall all your|menchildren appear|before the LORD God,|the God of Israel.|34:24 For I will cast|out the nations|before thee, and|enlarge thy borders:|neither shall any man|desire thy land, when|thou shalt go up to|appear before the
R	TLORD thy God thrice in|the year.|34:25 Thou shalt not|offer the blood of my|sacrifice with leaven;|neither shall the|sacrifice of the feast|of the passover be|left unto the morning.|34:26 The first of the|firstfruits of thy land|thou shalt bring unto|the house of the LORD|thy God. Thou shalt
R	Tnot seethe a kid in his|mother's milk.|34:27 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Write|thou these words: for|after the tenor of|these words I have|made a covenant with|thee and with Israel.|34:28 And he was|there with the LORD|forty days and forty|nights; he did neither|eat bread, nor drink
R	Twater. And he wrote|upon the tables the|words of the|covenant, the ten|commandments.|34:29 And it came to|pass, when Moses|came down from mount|Sinai with the two|tables of testimony in|Moses' hand, when he|came down from the|mount, that Moses wist|not that the skin of
R	This face shone while|he talked with him.|34:30 And when Aaron|and all the children of|Israel saw Moses,|behold, the skin of his|face shone; and they|were afraid to come|nigh him.|34:31 And Moses|called unto them; and|Aaron and all the|rulers of the|congregation
R	Treturned unto him: and|Moses talked with them.|34:32 And afterward|all the children of|Israel came nigh: and|he gave them in|commandment all that|the LORD had spoken|with him in mount Sinai.|34:33 And till Moses|had done speaking|with them, he put a vail|on his face.|34:34 But when Moses
R	Twent in before the|LORD to speak with him,|he took the vail off,|until he came out. And|he came out, and|spake unto the|children of Israel|that which he was|commanded.|34:35 And the children|of Israel saw the|face of Moses, that|the skin of Moses'|face shone: and
R	TMoses put the vail|upon his face again,|until he went in to|speak with him.||35:1 And Moses|gathered all the|congregation of the|children of Israel|together, and said|unto them, These are|the words which the|LORD hath commanded,|that ye should do
R	Tthem.|35:2 Six days shall|work be done, but on|the seventh day there|shall be to you an|holy day, a sabbath of|rest to the LORD:|whosoever doeth work|therein shall be put to|death.|35:3 Ye shall kindle no|fire throughout your|habitations upon the|sabbath day.
R	T35:4 And Moses spake|unto all the|congregation of the|children of Israel,|saying, This is the|thing which the LORD|commanded, saying,|35:5 Take ye from|among you an offering|unto the LORD:|whosoever is of a|willing heart, let him|bring it, an offering|of the LORD; gold, and
R	Tsilver, and brass,|35:6 And blue, and|purple, and scarlet,|and fine linen, and|goats' hair,|35:7 And rams' skins|dyed red, and|badgers' skins, and|shittim wood,|35:8 And oil for the|light, and spices for|anointing oil, and for|the sweet incense,|35:9 And onyx stones,
R	Tand stones to be set|for the ephod, and|for the breastplate.|35:10 And every wise|hearted among you|shall come, and make|all that the LORD hath|commanded;|35:11 The tabernacle,|his tent, and his|covering, his taches,|and his boards, his|bars, his pillars, and|his sockets,
R	T35:12 The ark, and the|staves thereof, with|the mercy seat, and|the vail of the|covering,|35:13 The table, and|his staves, and all his|vessels, and the|shewbread,|35:14 The candlestick|also for the light, and|his furniture, and his|lamps, with the oil for|the light,
R	T35:15 And the incense|altar, and his staves,|and the anointing oil,|and the sweet incense,|and the hanging for|the door at the|entering in of the|tabernacle,|35:16 The altar of|burnt offering, with|his brasen grate, his|staves, and all his|vessels, the laver and|his foot,
R	T35:17 The hangings of|the court, his pillars,|and their sockets, and|the hanging for the|door of the court,|35:18 The pins of the|tabernacle, and the|pins of the court, and|their cords,|35:19 The cloths of|service, to do service|in the holy place, the|holy garments for|Aaron the priest, and
R	Tthe garments of his|sons, to minister in the|priest's office.|35:20 And all the|congregation of the|children of Israel|departed from the|presence of Moses.|35:21 And they came,|every one whose|heart stirred him up,|and every one whom|his spirit made willing,|and they brought the
R	TLORD's offering to the|work of the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and for|all his service, and|for the holy garments.|35:22 And they came,|both men and women,|as many as were|willing hearted, and|brought bracelets,|and earrings, and|rings, and tablets, all|jewels of gold: and
R	Tevery man that|offered offered an|offering of gold unto|the LORD.|35:23 And every man,|with whom was found|blue, and purple, and|scarlet, and fine linen,|and goats' hair, and|red skins of rams, and|badgers' skins,|brought them.|35:24 Every one that|did offer an offering
R	Tof silver and brass|brought the LORD's|offering: and every|man, with whom was|found shittim wood for|any work of the|service, brought it.|35:25 And all the|women that were wise|hearted did spin with|their hands, and|brought that which|they had spun, both|of blue, and of purple,
R	Tand of scarlet, and of|fine linen.|35:26 And all the|women whose heart|stirred them up in|wisdom spun goats'|hair.|35:27 And the rulers|brought onyx stones,|and stones to be set,|for the ephod, and|for the breastplate;|35:28 And spice, and|oil for the light, and
R	Tfor the anointing oil,|and for the sweet|incense.|35:29 The children of|Israel brought a|willing offering unto|the LORD, every man|and woman, whose|heart made them willing|to bring for all|manner of work, which|the LORD had|commanded to be made|by the hand of Moses.
R	T35:30 And Moses said|unto the children of|Israel, See, the LORD|hath called by name|Bezaleel the son of|Uri, the son of Hur, of|the tribe of Judah;|35:31 And he hath|filled him with the|spirit of God, in|wisdom, in|understanding, and in|knowledge, and in all|manner of
R	Tworkmanship;|35:32 And to devise|curious works, to work|in gold, and in silver,|and in brass,|35:33 And in the|cutting of stones, to|set them, and in|carving of wood, to|make any manner of|cunning work.|35:34 And he hath put|in his heart that he|may teach, both he,
R	Tand Aholiab, the son|of Ahisamach, of the|tribe of Dan.|35:35 Them hath he|filled with wisdom of|heart, to work all|manner of work, of|the engraver, and of|the cunning workman,|and of the|embroiderer, in blue,|and in purple, in|scarlet, and in fine|linen, and of the
R	Tweaver, even of them|that do any work, and|of those that devise|cunning work.||36:1 Then wrought|Bezaleel and Aholiab,|and every wise|hearted man, in whom|the LORD put wisdom|and understanding to|know how to work all|manner of work for|the service of the
R	Tsanctuary, according|to all that the LORD|had commanded.|36:2 And Moses called|Bezaleel and Aholiab,|and every wise|hearted man, in whose|heart the LORD had|put wisdom, even|every one whose|heart stirred him up|to come unto the work|to do it:|36:3 And they
R	Treceived of Moses all|the offering, which the|children of Israel had|brought for the work|of the service of the|sanctuary, to make it|withal. And they|brought yet unto him|free offerings every|morning.|36:4 And all the wise|men, that wrought all|the work of the|sanctuary, came
R	Tevery man from his|work which they made;|36:5 And they spake|unto Moses, saying,|The people bring much|more than enough for|the service of the|work, which the LORD|commanded to make.|36:6 And Moses gave|commandment, and they|caused it to be|proclaimed throughout|the camp, saying, Let
R	Tneither man nor woman|make any more work|for the offering of|the sanctuary. So the|people were|restrained from|bringing.|36:7 For the stuff|they had was|sufficient for all the|work to make it, and|too much.|36:8 And every wise|hearted man among
R	Tthem that wrought the|work of the|tabernacle made ten|curtains of fine twined|linen, and blue, and|purple, and scarlet:|with cherubims of|cunning work made he|them.|36:9 The length of one|curtain was twenty|and eight cubits, and|the breadth of one|curtain four cubits:
R	Tthe curtains were all|of one size.|36:10 And he coupled|the five curtains one|unto another: and the|other five curtains he|coupled one unto|another.|36:11 And he made|loops of blue on the|edge of one curtain|from the selvedge in|the coupling: likewise|he made in the
R	Tuttermost side of|another curtain, in the|coupling of the|second.|36:12 Fifty loops made|he in one curtain, and|fifty loops made he in|the edge of the|curtain which was in|the coupling of the|second: the loops held|one curtain to|another.|36:13 And he made
R	Tfifty taches of gold,|and coupled the|curtains one unto|another with the|taches: so it became|one tabernacle.|36:14 And he made|curtains of goats'|hair for the tent over|the tabernacle: eleven|curtains he made them.|36:15 The length of|one curtain was thirty|cubits, and four
R	Tcubits was the|breadth of one|curtain: the eleven|curtains were of one|size.|36:16 And he coupled|five curtains by|themselves, and six|curtains by|themselves.|36:17 And he made|fifty loops upon the|uttermost edge of the|curtain in the
R	Tcoupling, and fifty|loops made he upon|the edge of the|curtain which coupleth|the second.|36:18 And he made|fifty taches of brass|to couple the tent|together, that it might|be one.|36:19 And he made a|covering for the tent|of rams' skins dyed|red, and a covering
R	Tof badgers' skins|above that.|36:20 And he made|boards for the|tabernacle of shittim|wood, standing up.|36:21 The length of a|board was ten cubits,|and the breadth of a|board one cubit and a|half.|36:22 One board had|two tenons, equally|distant one from
R	Tanother: thus did he|make for all the|boards of the|tabernacle.|36:23 And he made|boards for the|tabernacle; twenty|boards for the south|side southward:|36:24 And forty|sockets of silver he|made under the twenty|boards; two sockets|under one board for
R	This two tenons, and|two sockets under|another board for his|two tenons.|36:25 And for the|other side of the|tabernacle, which is|toward the north|corner, he made|twenty boards,|36:26 And their forty|sockets of silver; two|sockets under one|board, and two
R	Tsockets under|another board.|36:27 And for the|sides of the|tabernacle westward|he made six boards.|36:28 And two boards|made he for the|corners of the|tabernacle in the two|sides.|36:29 And they were|coupled beneath, and|coupled together at
R	Tthe head thereof, to|one ring: thus he did|to both of them in|both the corners.|36:30 And there were|eight boards; and|their sockets were|sixteen sockets of|silver, under every|board two sockets.|36:31 And he made|bars of shittim wood;|five for the boards|of the one side of the
R	Ttabernacle,|36:32 And five bars|for the boards of the|other side of the|tabernacle, and five|bars for the boards|of the tabernacle for|the sides westward.|36:33 And he made the|middle bar to shoot|through the boards|from the one end to|the other.|36:34 And he overlaid
R	Tthe boards with gold,|and made their rings|of gold to be places|for the bars, and|overlaid the bars with|gold.|36:35 And he made a|vail of blue, and|purple, and scarlet,|and fine twined linen:|with cherubims made|he it of cunning work.|36:36 And he made|thereunto four pillars
R	Tof shittim wood, and|overlaid them with|gold: their hooks were|of gold; and he cast|for them four sockets|of silver.|36:37 And he made an|hanging for the|tabernacle door of|blue, and purple, and|scarlet, and fine|twined linen, of|needlework;|36:38 And the five
R	Tpillars of it with their|hooks: and he overlaid|their chapiters and|their fillets with gold:|but their five sockets|were of brass.||37:1 And Bezaleel|made the ark of shittim|wood: two cubits and a|half was the length of|it, and a cubit and a|half the breadth of it,|and a cubit and a half
R	Tthe height of it:|37:2 And he overlaid it|with pure gold within|and without, and made|a crown of gold to it|round about.|37:3 And he cast for|it four rings of gold,|to be set by the four|corners of it; even|two rings upon the|one side of it, and two|rings upon the other|side of it.
R	T37:4 And he made|staves of shittim wood,|and overlaid them with|gold.|37:5 And he put the|staves into the rings|by the sides of the|ark, to bear the ark.|37:6 And he made the|mercy seat of pure|gold: two cubits and a|half was the length|thereof, and one cubit|and a half the
R	Tbreadth thereof.|37:7 And he made two|cherubims of gold,|beaten out of one|piece made he them, on|the two ends of the|mercy seat;|37:8 One cherub on|the end on this side,|and another cherub|on the other end on|that side: out of the|mercy seat made he|the cherubims on the
R	Ttwo ends thereof.|37:9 And the|cherubims spread out|their wings on high,|and covered with their|wings over the mercy|seat, with their faces|one to another; even|to the mercy seatward|were the faces of the|cherubims.|37:10 And he made the|table of shittim wood:|two cubits was the
R	Tlength thereof, and a|cubit the breadth|thereof, and a cubit|and a half the height|thereof:|37:11 And he overlaid|it with pure gold, and|made thereunto a|crown of gold round|about.|37:12 Also he made|thereunto a border|of an handbreadth|round about; and made
R	Ta crown of gold for|the border thereof|round about.|37:13 And he cast for|it four rings of gold,|and put the rings|upon the four|corners that were in|the four feet thereof.|37:14 Over against the|border were the|rings, the places for|the staves to bear|the table.
R	T37:15 And he made the|staves of shittim wood,|and overlaid them with|gold, to bear the|table.|37:16 And he made the|vessels which were|upon the table, his|dishes, and his|spoons, and his bowls,|and his covers to|cover withal, of pure|gold.|37:17 And he made the
R	Tcandlestick of pure|gold: of beaten work|made he the|candlestick; his shaft,|and his branch, his|bowls, his knops, and|his flowers, were of|the same:|37:18 And six|branches going out of|the sides thereof;|three branches of|the candlestick out of|the one side thereof,
R	Tand three branches|of the candlestick out|of the other side|thereof:|37:19 Three bowls|made after the|fashion of almonds in|one branch, a knop|and a flower; and|three bowls made like|almonds in another|branch, a knop and a|flower: so throughout|the six branches
R	Tgoing out of the|candlestick.|37:20 And in the|candlestick were four|bowls made like|almonds, his knops,|and his flowers:|37:21 And a knop|under two branches|of the same, and a|knop under two|branches of the same,|and a knop under two|branches of the same,
R	Taccording to the six|branches going out of|it.|37:22 Their knops and|their branches were|of the same: all of it|was one beaten work|of pure gold.|37:23 And he made his|seven lamps, and his|snuffers, and his|snuffdishes, of pure|gold.|37:24 Of a talent of
R	Tpure gold made he it,|and all the vessels|thereof.|37:25 And he made the|incense altar of|shittim wood: the|length of it was a|cubit, and the breadth|of it a cubit; it was|foursquare; and two|cubits was the height|of it; the horns|thereof were of the|same.
R	T37:26 And he overlaid|it with pure gold, both|the top of it, and the|sides thereof round|about, and the horns|of it: also he made|unto it a crown of|gold round about.|37:27 And he made two|rings of gold for it|under the crown|thereof, by the two|corners of it, upon|the two sides thereof,
R	Tto be places for the|staves to bear it|withal.|37:28 And he made the|staves of shittim wood,|and overlaid them with|gold.|37:29 And he made the|holy anointing oil, and|the pure incense of|sweet spices,|according to the work|of the apothecary.|
R	T38:1 And he made the|altar of burnt|offering of shittim|wood: five cubits was|the length thereof,|and five cubits the|breadth thereof; it|was foursquare; and|three cubits the|height thereof.|38:2 And he made the|horns thereof on the|four corners of it;|the horns thereof
R	Twere of the same: and|he overlaid it with|brass.|38:3 And he made all|the vessels of the|altar, the pots, and|the shovels, and the|basons, and the|fleshhooks, and the|firepans: all the|vessels thereof made|he of brass.|38:4 And he made for|the altar a brasen
R	Tgrate of network|under the compass|thereof beneath unto|the midst of it.|38:5 And he cast four|rings for the four|ends of the grate of|brass, to be places|for the staves.|38:6 And he made the|staves of shittim wood,|and overlaid them with|brass.|38:7 And he put the
R	Tstaves into the rings|on the sides of the|altar, to bear it withal;|he made the altar|hollow with boards.|38:8 And he made the|laver of brass, and|the foot of it of|brass, of the|lookingglasses of the|women assembling,|which assembled at|the door of the|tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation.|38:9 And he made the|court: on the south|side southward the|hangings of the court|were of fine twined|linen, an hundred|cubits:|38:10 Their pillars|were twenty, and their|brasen sockets|twenty; the hooks of|the pillars and their|fillets were of silver.
R	T38:11 And for the|north side the|hangings were an|hundred cubits, their|pillars were twenty,|and their sockets of|brass twenty; the|hooks of the pillars|and their fillets of|silver.|38:12 And for the|west side were|hangings of fifty|cubits, their pillars
R	Tten, and their sockets|ten; the hooks of the|pillars and their|fillets of silver.|38:13 And for the|east side eastward|fifty cubits.|38:14 The hangings of|the one side of the|gate were fifteen|cubits; their pillars|three, and their|sockets three.|38:15 And for the
R	Tother side of the|court gate, on this|hand and that hand,|were hangings of|fifteen cubits; their|pillars three, and|their sockets three.|38:16 All the hangings|of the court round|about were of fine|twined linen.|38:17 And the sockets|for the pillars were|of brass; the hooks
R	Tof the pillars and|their fillets of silver;|and the overlaying of|their chapiters of|silver; and all the|pillars of the court|were filleted with|silver.|38:18 And the hanging|for the gate of the|court was needlework,|of blue, and purple,|and scarlet, and fine|twined linen: and
R	Ttwenty cubits was the|length, and the height|in the breadth was|five cubits,|answerable to the|hangings of the court.|38:19 And their pillars|were four, and their|sockets of brass|four; their hooks of|silver, and the|overlaying of their|chapiters and their|fillets of silver.
R	T38:20 And all the pins|of the tabernacle, and|of the court round|about, were of brass.|38:21 This is the sum|of the tabernacle,|even of the|tabernacle of|testimony, as it was|counted, according to|the commandment of|Moses, for the|service of the|Levites, by the hand
R	Tof Ithamar, son to|Aaron the priest.|38:22 And Bezaleel the|son of Uri, the son of|Hur, of the tribe of|Judah, made all that|the LORD commanded|Moses.|38:23 And with him was|Aholiab, son of|Ahisamach, of the|tribe of Dan, an|engraver, and a|cunning workman, and
R	Tan embroiderer in|blue, and in purple,|and in scarlet, and|fine linen.|38:24 All the gold that|was occupied for the|work in all the work of|the holy place, even|the gold of the|offering, was twenty|and nine talents, and|seven hundred and|thirty shekels, after|the shekel of the
R	Tsanctuary.|38:25 And the silver|of them that were|numbered of the|congregation was an|hundred talents, and|a thousand seven|hundred and|threescore and|fifteen shekels, after|the shekel of the|sanctuary:|38:26 A bekah for|every man, that is,
R	Thalf a shekel, after|the shekel of the|sanctuary, for every|one that went to be|numbered, from twenty|years old and upward,|for six hundred|thousand and three|thousand and five|hundred and fifty men.|38:27 And of the|hundred talents of|silver were cast the|sockets of the
R	Tsanctuary, and the|sockets of the vail; an|hundred sockets of|the hundred talents, a|talent for a socket.|38:28 And of the|thousand seven|hundred seventy and|five shekels he made|hooks for the pillars,|and overlaid their|chapiters, and filleted|them.|38:29 And the brass
R	Tof the offering was|seventy talents, and|two thousand and|four hundred shekels.|38:30 And therewith he|made the sockets to|the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and the|brasen altar, and the|brasen grate for it,|and all the vessels of|the altar,|38:31 And the sockets
R	Tof the court round|about, and the|sockets of the court|gate, and all the pins|of the tabernacle, and|all the pins of the|court round about.||39:1 And of the blue,|and purple, and|scarlet, they made|cloths of service, to|do service in the holy|place, and made the
R	Tholy garments for|Aaron; as the LORD|commanded Moses.|39:2 And he made the|ephod of gold, blue,|and purple, and|scarlet, and fine|twined linen.|39:3 And they did beat|the gold into thin|plates, and cut it into|wires, to work it in the|blue, and in the|purple, and in the
R	Tscarlet, and in the|fine linen, with cunning|work.|39:4 They made|shoulderpieces for it,|to couple it together:|by the two edges was|it coupled together.|39:5 And the curious|girdle of his ephod,|that was upon it, was|of the same,|according to the work|thereof; of gold, blue,
R	Tand purple, and|scarlet, and fine|twined linen; as the|LORD commanded|Moses.|39:6 And they wrought|onyx stones inclosed|in ouches of gold,|graven, as signets|are graven, with the|names of the children|of Israel.|39:7 And he put them|on the shoulders of
R	Tthe ephod, that they|should be stones for|a memorial to the|children of Israel; as|the LORD commanded|Moses.|39:8 And he made the|breastplate of|cunning work, like the|work of the ephod; of|gold, blue, and purple,|and scarlet, and fine|twined linen.|39:9 It was
R	Tfoursquare; they|made the breastplate|double: a span was|the length thereof,|and a span the|breadth thereof,|being doubled.|39:10 And they set in|it four rows of|stones: the first row|was a sardius, a|topaz, and a|carbuncle: this was|the first row.
R	T39:11 And the second|row, an emerald, a|sapphire, and a|diamond.|39:12 And the third|row, a ligure, an|agate, and an|amethyst.|39:13 And the fourth|row, a beryl, an onyx,|and a jasper: they|were inclosed in|ouches of gold in|their inclosings.
R	T39:14 And the stones|were according to the|names of the children|of Israel, twelve,|according to their|names, like the|engravings of a|signet, every one with|his name, according to|the twelve tribes.|39:15 And they made|upon the breastplate|chains at the ends, of|wreathen work of
R	Tpure gold.|39:16 And they made|two ouches of gold,|and two gold rings;|and put the two rings|in the two ends of the|breastplate.|39:17 And they put the|two wreathen chains|of gold in the two|rings on the ends of|the breastplate.|39:18 And the two|ends of the two
R	Twreathen chains they|fastened in the two|ouches, and put them|on the shoulderpieces|of the ephod, before|it.|39:19 And they made|two rings of gold, and|put them on the two|ends of the|breastplate, upon the|border of it, which|was on the side of the|ephod inward.
R	T39:20 And they made|two other golden|rings, and put them on|the two sides of the|ephod underneath,|toward the forepart|of it, over against the|other coupling|thereof, above the|curious girdle of the|ephod.|39:21 And they did|bind the breastplate|by his rings unto the
R	Trings of the ephod|with a lace of blue,|that it might be above|the curious girdle of|the ephod, and that|the breastplate might|not be loosed from|the ephod; as the|LORD commanded|Moses.|39:22 And he made the|robe of the ephod of|woven work, all of|blue.
R	T39:23 And there was|an hole in the midst of|the robe, as the hole|of an habergeon, with|a band round about|the hole, that it should|not rend.|39:24 And they made|upon the hems of the|robe pomegranates of|blue, and purple, and|scarlet, and twined|linen.|39:25 And they made
R	Tbells of pure gold,|and put the bells|between the|pomegranates upon|the hem of the robe,|round about between|the pomegranates;|39:26 A bell and a|pomegranate, a bell|and a pomegranate,|round about the hem|of the robe to|minister in; as the|LORD commanded
R	TMoses.|39:27 And they made|coats of fine linen of|woven work for Aaron,|and for his sons,|39:28 And a mitre of|fine linen, and goodly|bonnets of fine linen,|and linen breeches of|fine twined linen,|39:29 And a girdle of|fine twined linen, and|blue, and purple, and|scarlet, of
R	Tneedlework; as the|LORD commanded|Moses.|39:30 And they made|the plate of the holy|crown of pure gold,|and wrote upon it a|writing, like to the|engravings of a|signet, HOLINESS TO|THE LORD.|39:31 And they tied|unto it a lace of blue,|to fasten it on high
R	Tupon the mitre; as the|LORD commanded|Moses.|39:32 Thus was all the|work of the|tabernacle of the tent|of the congregation|finished: and the|children of Israel did|according to all that|the LORD commanded|Moses, so did they.|39:33 And they|brought the
R	Ttabernacle unto|Moses, the tent, and|all his furniture, his|taches, his boards, his|bars, and his pillars,|and his sockets,|39:34 And the|covering of rams'|skins dyed red, and|the covering of|badgers' skins, and|the vail of the|covering,|39:35 The ark of the
R	Ttestimony, and the|staves thereof, and|the mercy seat,|39:36 The table, and|all the vessels|thereof, and the|shewbread,|39:37 The pure|candlestick, with the|lamps thereof, even|with the lamps to be|set in order, and all|the vessels thereof,|and the oil for light,
R	T39:38 And the golden|altar, and the|anointing oil, and the|sweet incense, and the|hanging for the|tabernacle door,|39:39 The brasen|altar, and his grate of|brass, his staves, and|all his vessels, the|laver and his foot,|39:40 The hangings of|the court, his pillars,|and his sockets, and
R	Tthe hanging for the|court gate, his cords,|and his pins, and all|the vessels of the|service of the|tabernacle, for the|tent of the|congregation,|39:41 The cloths of|service to do service|in the holy place, and|the holy garments for|Aaron the priest, and|his sons' garments, to
R	Tminister in the priest's|office.|39:42 According to all|that the LORD|commanded Moses, so|the children of Israel|made all the work.|39:43 And Moses did|look upon all the work,|and, behold, they had|done it as the LORD|had commanded, even|so had they done it:|and Moses blessed
R	Tthem.||40:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|40:2 On the first day|of the first month|shalt thou set up the|tabernacle of the tent|of the congregation.|40:3 And thou shalt|put therein the ark of|the testimony, and|cover the ark with the
R	Tvail.|40:4 And thou shalt|bring in the table, and|set in order the|things that are to be|set in order upon it;|and thou shalt bring|in the candlestick, and|light the lamps|thereof.|40:5 And thou shalt|set the altar of gold|for the incense|before the ark of the
R	Ttestimony, and put the|hanging of the door|to the tabernacle.|40:6 And thou shalt|set the altar of the|burnt offering before|the door of the|tabernacle of the tent|of the congregation.|40:7 And thou shalt|set the laver between|the tent of the|congregation and the|altar, and shalt put
R	Twater therein.|40:8 And thou shalt|set up the court|round about, and hang|up the hanging at the|court gate.|40:9 And thou shalt|take the anointing oil,|and anoint the|tabernacle, and all|that is therein, and|shalt hallow it, and all|the vessels thereof:|and it shall be holy.
R	T40:10 And thou shalt|anoint the altar of the|burnt offering, and all|his vessels, and|sanctify the altar: and|it shall be an altar|most holy.|40:11 And thou shalt|anoint the laver and|his foot, and sanctify|it.|40:12 And thou shalt|bring Aaron and his|sons unto the door of
R	Tthe tabernacle of the|congregation, and|wash them with water.|40:13 And thou shalt|put upon Aaron the|holy garments, and|anoint him, and|sanctify him; that he|may minister unto me in|the priest's office.|40:14 And thou shalt|bring his sons, and|clothe them with coats:|40:15 And thou shalt
R	Tanoint them, as thou|didst anoint their|father, that they may|minister unto me in the|priest's office: for|their anointing shall|surely be an|everlasting|priesthood throughout|their generations.|40:16 Thus did Moses:|according to all that|the LORD commanded|him, so did he.
R	T40:17 And it came to|pass in the first|month in the second|year, on the first day|of the month, that the|tabernacle was|reared up.|40:18 And Moses|reared up the|tabernacle, and|fastened his sockets,|and set up the boards|thereof, and put in|the bars thereof, and
R	Treared up his pillars.|40:19 And he spread|abroad the tent over|the tabernacle, and|put the covering of|the tent above upon it;|as the LORD|commanded Moses.|40:20 And he took and|put the testimony into|the ark, and set the|staves on the ark,|and put the mercy|seat above upon the
R	Tark:|40:21 And he brought|the ark into the|tabernacle, and set|up the vail of the|covering, and covered|the ark of the|testimony; as the LORD|commanded Moses.|40:22 And he put the|table in the tent of|the congregation,|upon the side of the|tabernacle northward,
R	Twithout the vail.|40:23 And he set the|bread in order upon it|before the LORD; as|the LORD had|commanded Moses.|40:24 And he put the|candlestick in the tent|of the congregation,|over against the|table, on the side of|the tabernacle|southward.|40:25 And he lighted
R	Tthe lamps before the|LORD; as the LORD|commanded Moses.|40:26 And he put the|golden altar in the|tent of the|congregation before|the vail:|40:27 And he burnt|sweet incense|thereon; as the LORD|commanded Moses.|40:28 And he set up|the hanging at the
R	Tdoor of the|tabernacle.|40:29 And he put the|altar of burnt|offering by the door|of the tabernacle of|the tent of the|congregation, and|offered upon it the|burnt offering and|the meat offering; as|the LORD commanded|Moses.|40:30 And he set the
R	Tlaver between the|tent of the|congregation and the|altar, and put water|there, to wash withal.|40:31 And Moses and|Aaron and his sons|washed their hands|and their feet|thereat:|40:32 When they went|into the tent of the|congregation, and|when they came near
R	Tunto the altar, they|washed; as the LORD|commanded Moses.|40:33 And he reared|up the court round|about the tabernacle|and the altar, and set|up the hanging of the|court gate. So Moses|finished the work.|40:34 Then a cloud|covered the tent of|the congregation, and|the glory of the LORD
R	Tfilled the tabernacle.|40:35 And Moses was|not able to enter into|the tent of the|congregation, because|the cloud abode|thereon, and the|glory of the LORD|filled the tabernacle.|40:36 And when the|cloud was taken up|from over the|tabernacle, the|children of Israel
R	Twent onward in all|their journeys:|40:37 But if the cloud|were not taken up,|then they journeyed|not till the day that it|was taken up.|40:38 For the cloud of|the LORD was upon the|tabernacle by day,|and fire was on it by|night, in the sight of|all the house of|Israel, throughout all
R	Ttheir journeys.
R	K2;The Third Book of|Moses: Called|Leviticus	T||1:1 And the LORD|called unto Moses, and|spake unto him out of|the tabernacle of the|congregation, saying,|1:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|and say unto them, If|any man of you bring|an offering unto the
R	TLORD, ye shall bring|your offering of the|cattle, even of the|herd, and of the flock.|1:3 If his offering be|a burnt sacrifice of|the herd, let him offer|a male without blemish:|he shall offer it of|his own voluntary will|at the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation before|the LORD.
R	T1:4 And he shall put|his hand upon the|head of the burnt|offering; and it shall|be accepted for him|to make atonement for|him.|1:5 And he shall kill|the bullock before the|LORD: and the priests,|Aaron's sons, shall|bring the blood, and|sprinkle the blood|round about upon the
R	Taltar that is by the|door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|1:6 And he shall flay|the burnt offering,|and cut it into his|pieces.|1:7 And the sons of|Aaron the priest shall|put fire upon the|altar, and lay the|wood in order upon|the fire:
R	T1:8 And the priests,|Aaron's sons, shall|lay the parts, the|head, and the fat, in|order upon the wood|that is on the fire|which is upon the|altar:|1:9 But his inwards|and his legs shall he|wash in water: and the|priest shall burn all|on the altar, to be a|burnt sacrifice, an
R	Toffering made by fire,|of a sweet savour|unto the LORD.|1:10 And if his|offering be of the|flocks, namely, of the|sheep, or of the|goats, for a burnt|sacrifice; he shall|bring it a male without|blemish.|1:11 And he shall kill it|on the side of the|altar northward
R	Tbefore the LORD: and|the priests, Aaron's|sons, shall sprinkle|his blood round about|upon the altar.|1:12 And he shall cut|it into his pieces, with|his head and his fat:|and the priest shall|lay them in order on|the wood that is on|the fire which is upon|the altar:|1:13 But he shall wash
R	Tthe inwards and the|legs with water: and|the priest shall bring|it all, and burn it upon|the altar: it is a burnt|sacrifice, an offering|made by fire, of a|sweet savour unto the|LORD.|1:14 And if the burnt|sacrifice for his|offering to the LORD|be of fowls, then he|shall bring his
R	Toffering of|turtledoves, or of|young pigeons.|1:15 And the priest|shall bring it unto the|altar, and wring off|his head, and burn it|on the altar; and the|blood thereof shall be|wrung out at the side|of the altar:|1:16 And he shall|pluck away his crop|with his feathers, and
R	Tcast it beside the|altar on the east|part, by the place of|the ashes:|1:17 And he shall|cleave it with the|wings thereof, but|shall not divide it|asunder: and the|priest shall burn it|upon the altar, upon|the wood that is upon|the fire: it is a burnt|sacrifice, an offering
R	Tmade by fire, of a|sweet savour unto the|LORD.||2:1 And when any will|offer a meat offering|unto the LORD, his|offering shall be of|fine flour; and he|shall pour oil upon it,|and put frankincense|thereon:|2:2 And he shall bring|it to Aaron's sons the
R	Tpriests: and he shall|take thereout his|handful of the flour|thereof, and of the oil|thereof, with all the|frankincense thereof;|and the priest shall|burn the memorial of it|upon the altar, to be|an offering made by|fire, of a sweet|savour unto the LORD:|2:3 And the remnant|of the meat offering
R	Tshall be Aaron's and|his sons': it is a thing|most holy of the|offerings of the LORD|made by fire.|2:4 And if thou bring|an oblation of a meat|offering baken in the|oven, it shall be|unleavened cakes of|fine flour mingled with|oil, or unleavened|wafers anointed with|oil.
R	T2:5 And if thy oblation|be a meat offering|baken in a pan, it shall|be of fine flour|unleavened, mingled|with oil.|2:6 Thou shalt part it|in pieces, and pour oil|thereon: it is a meat|offering.|2:7 And if thy oblation|be a meat offering|baken in the|fryingpan, it shall be
R	Tmade of fine flour with|oil.|2:8 And thou shalt|bring the meat|offering that is made|of these things unto|the LORD: and when it|is presented unto the|priest, he shall bring|it unto the altar.|2:9 And the priest|shall take from the|meat offering a|memorial thereof, and
R	Tshall burn it upon the|altar: it is an offering|made by fire, of a|sweet savour unto the|LORD.|2:10 And that which is|left of the meat|offering shall be|Aaron's and his sons':|it is a thing most holy|of the offerings of|the LORD made by fire.|2:11 No meat offering,|which ye shall bring
R	Tunto the LORD, shall|be made with leaven:|for ye shall burn no|leaven, nor any|honey, in any offering|of the LORD made by|fire.|2:12 As for the|oblation of the|firstfruits, ye shall|offer them unto the|LORD: but they shall|not be burnt on the|altar for a sweet
R	Tsavour.|2:13 And every|oblation of thy meat|offering shalt thou|season with salt;|neither shalt thou|suffer the salt of the|covenant of thy God|to be lacking from thy|meat offering: with all|thine offerings thou|shalt offer salt.|2:14 And if thou offer|a meat offering of thy
R	Tfirstfruits unto the|LORD, thou shalt offer|for the meat offering|of thy firstfruits|green ears of corn|dried by the fire,|even corn beaten out|of full ears.|2:15 And thou shalt|put oil upon it, and lay|frankincense thereon:|it is a meat offering.|2:16 And the priest|shall burn the
R	Tmemorial of it, part of|the beaten corn|thereof, and part of|the oil thereof, with all|the frankincense|thereof: it is an|offering made by fire|unto the LORD.||3:1 And if his oblation|be a sacrifice of|peace offering, if he|offer it of the herd;|whether it be a male
R	Tor female, he shall|offer it without|blemish before the|LORD.|3:2 And he shall lay|his hand upon the|head of his offering,|and kill it at the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation: and|Aaron's sons the|priests shall sprinkle|the blood upon the|altar round about.
R	T3:3 And he shall offer|of the sacrifice of|the peace offering an|offering made by fire|unto the LORD; the fat|that covereth the|inwards, and all the|fat that is upon the|inwards,|3:4 And the two|kidneys, and the fat|that is on them, which|is by the flanks, and|the caul above the
R	Tliver, with the kidneys,|it shall he take away.|3:5 And Aaron's sons|shall burn it on the|altar upon the burnt|sacrifice, which is|upon the wood that is|on the fire: it is an|offering made by fire,|of a sweet savour|unto the LORD.|3:6 And if his offering|for a sacrifice of|peace offering unto
R	Tthe LORD be of the|flock; male or female,|he shall offer it|without blemish.|3:7 If he offer a lamb|for his offering, then|shall he offer it|before the LORD.|3:8 And he shall lay|his hand upon the|head of his offering,|and kill it before the|tabernacle of the|congregation: and
R	TAaron's sons shall|sprinkle the blood|thereof round about|upon the altar.|3:9 And he shall offer|of the sacrifice of|the peace offering an|offering made by fire|unto the LORD; the fat|thereof, and the whole|rump, it shall he take|off hard by the|backbone; and the fat|that covereth the
R	Tinwards, and all the|fat that is upon the|inwards,|3:10 And the two|kidneys, and the fat|that is upon them,|which is by the flanks,|and the caul above|the liver, with the|kidneys, it shall he|take away.|3:11 And the priest|shall burn it upon the|altar: it is the food of
R	Tthe offering made by|fire unto the LORD.|3:12 And if his|offering be a goat,|then he shall offer it|before the LORD.|3:13 And he shall lay|his hand upon the|head of it, and kill it|before the tabernacle|of the congregation:|and the sons of|Aaron shall sprinkle|the blood thereof
R	Tupon the altar round|about.|3:14 And he shall|offer thereof his|offering, even an|offering made by fire|unto the LORD; the fat|that covereth the|inwards, and all the|fat that is upon the|inwards,|3:15 And the two|kidneys, and the fat|that is upon them,
R	Twhich is by the flanks,|and the caul above|the liver, with the|kidneys, it shall he|take away.|3:16 And the priest|shall burn them upon|the altar: it is the|food of the offering|made by fire for a|sweet savour: all the|fat is the LORD's.|3:17 It shall be a|perpetual statute for
R	Tyour generations|throughout all your|dwellings, that ye eat|neither fat nor blood.||4:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|4:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, If a soul shall|sin through ignorance|against any of the|commandments of the
R	TLORD concerning|things which ought not|to be done, and shall|do against any of|them:|4:3 If the priest that|is anointed do sin|according to the sin|of the people; then let|him bring for his sin,|which he hath sinned,|a young bullock|without blemish unto|the LORD for a sin
R	Toffering.|4:4 And he shall bring|the bullock unto the|door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation before|the LORD; and shall|lay his hand upon the|bullock's head, and kill|the bullock before the|LORD.|4:5 And the priest that|is anointed shall take|of the bullock's blood,
R	Tand bring it to the|tabernacle of the|congregation:|4:6 And the priest|shall dip his finger in|the blood, and|sprinkle of the blood|seven times before|the LORD, before the|vail of the sanctuary.|4:7 And the priest|shall put some of the|blood upon the horns|of the altar of sweet
R	Tincense before the|LORD, which is in the|tabernacle of the|congregation; and|shall pour all the|blood of the bullock|at the bottom of the|altar of the burnt|offering, which is at|the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|4:8 And he shall take|off from it all the fat
R	Tof the bullock for the|sin offering; the fat|that covereth the|inwards, and all the|fat that is upon the|inwards,|4:9 And the two|kidneys, and the fat|that is upon them,|which is by the flanks,|and the caul above|the liver, with the|kidneys, it shall he|take away,
R	T4:10 As it was taken|off from the bullock|of the sacrifice of|peace offerings: and|the priest shall burn|them upon the altar of|the burnt offering.|4:11 And the skin of|the bullock, and all his|flesh, with his head,|and with his legs, and|his inwards, and his|dung,|4:12 Even the whole
R	Tbullock shall he carry|forth without the camp|unto a clean place,|where the ashes are|poured out, and burn|him on the wood with|fire: where the ashes|are poured out shall|he be burnt.|4:13 And if the whole|congregation of|Israel sin through|ignorance, and the|thing be hid from the
R	Teyes of the assembly,|and they have done|somewhat against any|of the commandments|of the LORD|concerning things|which should not be|done, and are guilty;|4:14 When the sin,|which they have|sinned against it, is|known, then the|congregation shall|offer a young bullock
R	Tfor the sin, and bring|him before the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|4:15 And the elders of|the congregation shall|lay their hands upon|the head of the|bullock before the|LORD: and the bullock|shall be killed before|the LORD.|4:16 And the priest|that is anointed shall
R	Tbring of the bullock's|blood to the|tabernacle of the|congregation:|4:17 And the priest|shall dip his finger in|some of the blood, and|sprinkle it seven times|before the LORD, even|before the vail.|4:18 And he shall put|some of the blood|upon the horns of the|altar which is before
R	Tthe LORD, that is in the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and|shall pour out all the|blood at the bottom of|the altar of the burnt|offering, which is at|the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|4:19 And he shall take|all his fat from him,|and burn it upon the|altar.
R	T4:20 And he shall do|with the bullock as he|did with the bullock|for a sin offering, so|shall he do with this:|and the priest shall|make an atonement for|them, and it shall be|forgiven them.|4:21 And he shall|carry forth the|bullock without the|camp, and burn him as|he burned the first
R	Tbullock: it is a sin|offering for the|congregation.|4:22 When a ruler|hath sinned, and done|somewhat through|ignorance against any|of the commandments|of the LORD his God|concerning things|which should not be|done, and is guilty;|4:23 Or if his sin,|wherein he hath
R	Tsinned, come to his|knowledge; he shall|bring his offering, a|kid of the goats, a|male without blemish:|4:24 And he shall lay|his hand upon the|head of the goat, and|kill it in the place|where they kill the|burnt offering before|the LORD: it is a sin|offering.|4:25 And the priest
R	Tshall take of the|blood of the sin|offering with his|finger, and put it upon|the horns of the altar|of burnt offering, and|shall pour out his|blood at the bottom of|the altar of burnt|offering.|4:26 And he shall burn|all his fat upon the|altar, as the fat of|the sacrifice of peace
R	Tofferings: and the|priest shall make an|atonement for him as|concerning his sin,|and it shall be|forgiven him.|4:27 And if any one of|the common people sin|through ignorance,|while he doeth|somewhat against any|of the commandments|of the LORD|concerning things
R	Twhich ought not to be|done, and be guilty;|4:28 Or if his sin,|which he hath sinned,|come to his knowledge:|then he shall bring his|offering, a kid of the|goats, a female without|blemish, for his sin|which he hath sinned.|4:29 And he shall lay|his hand upon the|head of the sin|offering, and slay the
R	Tsin offering in the|place of the burnt|offering.|4:30 And the priest|shall take of the|blood thereof with his|finger, and put it upon|the horns of the altar|of burnt offering, and|shall pour out all the|blood thereof at the|bottom of the altar.|4:31 And he shall take|away all the fat
R	Tthereof, as the fat is|taken away from off|the sacrifice of peace|offerings; and the|priest shall burn it|upon the altar for a|sweet savour unto the|LORD; and the priest|shall make an|atonement for him, and|it shall be forgiven|him.|4:32 And if he bring a|lamb for a sin
R	Toffering, he shall|bring it a female|without blemish.|4:33 And he shall lay|his hand upon the|head of the sin|offering, and slay it|for a sin offering in|the place where they|kill the burnt offering.|4:34 And the priest|shall take of the|blood of the sin|offering with his
R	Tfinger, and put it upon|the horns of the altar|of burnt offering, and|shall pour out all the|blood thereof at the|bottom of the altar:|4:35 And he shall take|away all the fat|thereof, as the fat of|the lamb is taken away|from the sacrifice of|the peace offerings;|and the priest shall|burn them upon the
R	Taltar, according to|the offerings made by|fire unto the LORD:|and the priest shall|make an atonement for|his sin that he hath|committed, and it shall|be forgiven him.||5:1 And if a soul sin,|and hear the voice of|swearing, and is a|witness, whether he|hath seen or known of
R	Tit; if he do not utter it,|then he shall bear his|iniquity.|5:2 Or if a soul touch|any unclean thing,|whether it be a|carcase of an|unclean beast, or a|carcase of unclean|cattle, or the carcase|of unclean creeping|things, and if it be|hidden from him; he|also shall be unclean,
R	Tand guilty.|5:3 Or if he touch the|uncleanness of man,|whatsoever|uncleanness it be that|a man shall be defiled|withal, and it be hid|from him; when he|knoweth of it, then he|shall be guilty.|5:4 Or if a soul swear,|pronouncing with his|lips to do evil, or to|do good, whatsoever it
R	Tbe that a man shall|pronounce with an|oath, and it be hid|from him; when he|knoweth of it, then he|shall be guilty in one|of these.|5:5 And it shall be,|when he shall be|guilty in one of these|things, that he shall|confess that he hath|sinned in that thing:|5:6 And he shall bring
R	This trespass offering|unto the LORD for his|sin which he hath|sinned, a female from|the flock, a lamb or a|kid of the goats, for a|sin offering; and the|priest shall make an|atonement for him|concerning his sin.|5:7 And if he be not|able to bring a lamb,|then he shall bring|for his trespass,
R	Twhich he hath|committed, two|turtledoves, or two|young pigeons, unto|the LORD; one for a|sin offering, and the|other for a burnt|offering.|5:8 And he shall bring|them unto the priest,|who shall offer that|which is for the sin|offering first, and|wring off his head
R	Tfrom his neck, but|shall not divide it|asunder:|5:9 And he shall|sprinkle of the blood|of the sin offering|upon the side of the|altar; and the rest of|the blood shall be|wrung out at the|bottom of the altar: it|is a sin offering.|5:10 And he shall|offer the second for
R	Ta burnt offering,|according to the|manner: and the priest|shall make an|atonement for him for|his sin which he hath|sinned, and it shall be|forgiven him.|5:11 But if he be not|able to bring two|turtledoves, or two|young pigeons, then|he that sinned shall|bring for his offering
R	Tthe tenth part of an|ephah of fine flour|for a sin offering; he|shall put no oil upon|it, neither shall he put|any frankincense|thereon: for it is a sin|offering.|5:12 Then shall he|bring it to the priest,|and the priest shall|take his handful of it,|even a memorial|thereof, and burn it
R	Ton the altar,|according to the|offerings made by|fire unto the LORD: it|is a sin offering.|5:13 And the priest|shall make an|atonement for him as|touching his sin that|he hath sinned in one|of these, and it shall|be forgiven him: and|the remnant shall be|the priest's, as a meat
R	Toffering.|5:14 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|5:15 If a soul commit a|trespass, and sin|through ignorance, in|the holy things of the|LORD; then he shall|bring for his|trespass unto the|LORD a ram without|blemish out of the|flocks, with thy
R	Testimation by shekels|of silver, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary, for a|trespass offering.|5:16 And he shall make|amends for the harm|that he hath done in|the holy thing, and|shall add the fifth|part thereto, and give|it unto the priest: and|the priest shall make|an atonement for him
R	Twith the ram of the|trespass offering,|and it shall be|forgiven him.|5:17 And if a soul sin,|and commit any of|these things which are|forbidden to be done|by the commandments|of the LORD; though|he wist it not, yet is he|guilty, and shall bear|his iniquity.|5:18 And he shall
R	Tbring a ram without|blemish out of the|flock, with thy|estimation, for a|trespass offering,|unto the priest: and|the priest shall make|an atonement for him|concerning his|ignorance wherein he|erred and wist it not,|and it shall be|forgiven him.|5:19 It is a trespass
R	Toffering: he hath|certainly trespassed|against the LORD.||6:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|6:2 If a soul sin, and|commit a trespass|against the LORD, and|lie unto his neighbour|in that which was|delivered him to keep,|or in fellowship, or in
R	Ta thing taken away by|violence, or hath|deceived his|neighbour;|6:3 Or have found|that which was lost,|and lieth concerning|it, and sweareth|falsely; in any of all|these that a man|doeth, sinning therein:|6:4 Then it shall be,|because he hath|sinned, and is guilty,
R	Tthat he shall restore|that which he took|violently away, or the|thing which he hath|deceitfully gotten, or|that which was|delivered him to keep,|or the lost thing which|he found,|6:5 Or all that about|which he hath sworn|falsely; he shall even|restore it in the|principal, and shall
R	Tadd the fifth part|more thereto, and give|it unto him to whom it|appertaineth, in the|day of his trespass|offering.|6:6 And he shall bring|his trespass offering|unto the LORD, a ram|without blemish out of|the flock, with thy|estimation, for a|trespass offering,|unto the priest:
R	T6:7 And the priest|shall make an|atonement for him|before the LORD: and|it shall be forgiven|him for any thing of|all that he hath done|in trespassing therein.|6:8 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|6:9 Command Aaron|and his sons, saying,|This is the law of the
R	Tburnt offering: It is|the burnt offering,|because of the|burning upon the|altar all night unto|the morning, and the|fire of the altar shall|be burning in it.|6:10 And the priest|shall put on his linen|garment, and his linen|breeches shall he put|upon his flesh, and|take up the ashes
R	Twhich the fire hath|consumed with the|burnt offering on the|altar, and he shall put|them beside the altar.|6:11 And he shall put|off his garments, and|put on other|garments, and carry|forth the ashes|without the camp unto|a clean place.|6:12 And the fire upon|the altar shall be
R	Tburning in it; it shall|not be put out: and|the priest shall burn|wood on it every|morning, and lay the|burnt offering in|order upon it; and he|shall burn thereon|the fat of the peace|offerings.|6:13 The fire shall|ever be burning upon|the altar; it shall|never go out.
R	T6:14 And this is the|law of the meat|offering: the sons of|Aaron shall offer it|before the LORD,|before the altar.|6:15 And he shall take|of it his handful, of|the flour of the meat|offering, and of the|oil thereof, and all the|frankincense which is|upon the meat|offering, and shall
R	Tburn it upon the altar|for a sweet savour,|even the memorial of|it, unto the LORD.|6:16 And the|remainder thereof|shall Aaron and his|sons eat: with|unleavened bread|shall it be eaten in the|holy place; in the|court of the|tabernacle of the|congregation they
R	Tshall eat it.|6:17 It shall not be|baken with leaven. I|have given it unto|them for their portion|of my offerings made|by fire; it is most holy,|as is the sin offering,|and as the trespass|offering.|6:18 All the males|among the children of|Aaron shall eat of it.|It shall be a statute
R	Tfor ever in your|generations|concerning the|offerings of the LORD|made by fire: every|one that toucheth|them shall be holy.|6:19 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|6:20 This is the|offering of Aaron and|of his sons, which|they shall offer unto
R	Tthe LORD in the day|when he is anointed;|the tenth part of an|ephah of fine flour|for a meat offering|perpetual, half of it in|the morning, and half|thereof at night.|6:21 In a pan it shall|be made with oil; and|when it is baken, thou|shalt bring it in: and|the baken pieces of|the meat offering
R	Tshalt thou offer for a|sweet savour unto the|LORD.|6:22 And the priest of|his sons that is|anointed in his stead|shall offer it: it is a|statute for ever unto|the LORD; it shall be|wholly burnt.|6:23 For every meat|offering for the|priest shall be wholly|burnt: it shall not be
R	Teaten.|6:24 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|6:25 Speak unto Aaron|and to his sons,|saying, This is the law|of the sin offering: In|the place where the|burnt offering is|killed shall the sin|offering be killed|before the LORD: it is|most holy.
R	T6:26 The priest that|offereth it for sin|shall eat it: in the holy|place shall it be|eaten, in the court of|the tabernacle of the|congregation.|6:27 Whatsoever shall|touch the flesh|thereof shall be holy:|and when there is|sprinkled of the blood|thereof upon any|garment, thou shalt
R	Twash that whereon it|was sprinkled in the|holy place.|6:28 But the earthen|vessel wherein it is|sodden shall be|broken: and if it be|sodden in a brasen|pot, it shall be both|scoured, and rinsed in|water.|6:29 All the males|among the priests|shall eat thereof: it is
R	Tmost holy.|6:30 And no sin|offering, whereof any|of the blood is|brought into the|tabernacle of the|congregation to|reconcile withal in the|holy place, shall be|eaten: it shall be|burnt in the fire.||7:1 Likewise this is the|law of the trespass
R	Toffering: it is most|holy.|7:2 In the place where|they kill the burnt|offering shall they kill|the trespass offering:|and the blood thereof|shall he sprinkle|round about upon the|altar.|7:3 And he shall offer|of it all the fat|thereof; the rump, and|the fat that covereth
R	Tthe inwards,|7:4 And the two|kidneys, and the fat|that is on them, which|is by the flanks, and|the caul that is above|the liver, with the|kidneys, it shall he|take away:|7:5 And the priest|shall burn them upon|the altar for an|offering made by fire|unto the LORD: it is a
R	Ttrespass offering.|7:6 Every male among|the priests shall eat|thereof: it shall be|eaten in the holy|place: it is most holy.|7:7 As the sin offering|is, so is the trespass|offering: there is one|law for them: the|priest that maketh|atonement therewith|shall have it.|7:8 And the priest that
R	Toffereth any man's|burnt offering, even|the priest shall have|to himself the skin of|the burnt offering|which he hath offered.|7:9 And all the meat|offering that is baken|in the oven, and all|that is dressed in the|fryingpan, and in the|pan, shall be the|priest's that offereth|it.
R	T7:10 And every meat|offering, mingled with|oil, and dry, shall all|the sons of Aaron|have, one as much as|another.|7:11 And this is the|law of the sacrifice of|peace offerings, which|he shall offer unto|the LORD.|7:12 If he offer it for|a thanksgiving, then|he shall offer with the
R	Tsacrifice of|thanksgiving|unleavened cakes|mingled with oil, and|unleavened wafers|anointed with oil, and|cakes mingled with oil,|of fine flour, fried.|7:13 Besides the|cakes, he shall offer|for his offering|leavened bread with|the sacrifice of|thanksgiving of his
R	Tpeace offerings.|7:14 And of it he shall|offer one out of the|whole oblation for an|heave offering unto|the LORD, and it shall|be the priest's that|sprinkleth the blood|of the peace|offerings.|7:15 And the flesh of|the sacrifice of his|peace offerings for|thanksgiving shall be
R	Teaten the same day|that it is offered; he|shall not leave any of|it until the morning.|7:16 But if the|sacrifice of his|offering be a vow, or|a voluntary offering,|it shall be eaten the|same day that he|offereth his sacrifice:|and on the morrow|also the remainder of|it shall be eaten:
R	T7:17 But the remainder|of the flesh of the|sacrifice on the third|day shall be burnt|with fire.|7:18 And if any of the|flesh of the sacrifice|of his peace|offerings be eaten at|all on the third day, it|shall not be accepted,|neither shall it be|imputed unto him that|offereth it: it shall be
R	Tan abomination, and|the soul that eateth|of it shall bear his|iniquity.|7:19 And the flesh|that toucheth any|unclean thing shall|not be eaten; it shall|be burnt with fire: and|as for the flesh, all|that be clean shall|eat thereof.|7:20 But the soul that|eateth of the flesh of
R	Tthe sacrifice of peace|offerings, that pertain|unto the LORD, having|his uncleanness upon|him, even that soul|shall be cut off from|his people.|7:21 Moreover the|soul that shall touch|any unclean thing, as|the uncleanness of|man, or any unclean|beast, or any|abominable unclean
R	Tthing, and eat of the|flesh of the sacrifice|of peace offerings,|which pertain unto the|LORD, even that soul|shall be cut off from|his people.|7:22 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|7:23 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, Ye shall eat no|manner of fat, of ox,
R	Tor of sheep, or of|goat.|7:24 And the fat of|the beast that dieth|of itself, and the fat|of that which is torn|with beasts, may be|used in any other use:|but ye shall in no wise|eat of it.|7:25 For whosoever|eateth the fat of the|beast, of which men|offer an offering
R	Tmade by fire unto the|LORD, even the soul|that eateth it shall be|cut off from his|people.|7:26 Moreover ye|shall eat no manner|of blood, whether it be|of fowl or of beast, in|any of your dwellings.|7:27 Whatsoever soul|it be that eateth any|manner of blood, even|that soul shall be cut
R	Toff from his people.|7:28 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|7:29 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, He that|offereth the sacrifice|of his peace|offerings unto the|LORD shall bring his|oblation unto the LORD|of the sacrifice of his|peace offerings.
R	T7:30 His own hands|shall bring the|offerings of the LORD|made by fire, the fat|with the breast, it|shall he bring, that|the breast may be|waved for a wave|offering before the|LORD.|7:31 And the priest|shall burn the fat|upon the altar: but|the breast shall be
R	TAaron's and his sons'.|7:32 And the right|shoulder shall ye give|unto the priest for an|heave offering of the|sacrifices of your|peace offerings.|7:33 He among the|sons of Aaron, that|offereth the blood of|the peace offerings,|and the fat, shall|have the right|shoulder for his part.
R	T7:34 For the wave|breast and the heave|shoulder have I taken|of the children of|Israel from off the|sacrifices of their|peace offerings, and|have given them unto|Aaron the priest and|unto his sons by a|statute for ever from|among the children of|Israel.|7:35 This is the
R	Tportion of the|anointing of Aaron,|and of the anointing|of his sons, out of the|offerings of the LORD|made by fire, in the|day when he|presented them to|minister unto the LORD|in the priest's office;|7:36 Which the LORD|commanded to be given|them of the children|of Israel, in the day
R	Tthat he anointed them,|by a statute for ever|throughout their|generations.|7:37 This is the law of|the burnt offering, of|the meat offering, and|of the sin offering,|and of the trespass|offering, and of the|consecrations, and of|the sacrifice of the|peace offerings;|7:38 Which the LORD
R	Tcommanded Moses in|mount Sinai, in the day|that he commanded the|children of Israel to|offer their oblations|unto the LORD, in the|wilderness of Sinai.||8:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|8:2 Take Aaron and|his sons with him, and|the garments, and the
R	Tanointing oil, and a|bullock for the sin|offering, and two|rams, and a basket of|unleavened bread;|8:3 And gather thou|all the congregation|together unto the|door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|8:4 And Moses did as|the LORD commanded|him; and the assembly
R	Twas gathered|together unto the|door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|8:5 And Moses said|unto the congregation,|This is the thing which|the LORD commanded|to be done.|8:6 And Moses brought|Aaron and his sons,|and washed them with|water.
R	T8:7 And he put upon|him the coat, and|girded him with the|girdle, and clothed him|with the robe, and put|the ephod upon him,|and he girded him with|the curious girdle of|the ephod, and bound|it unto him therewith.|8:8 And he put the|breastplate upon him:|also he put in the|breastplate the Urim
R	Tand the Thummim.|8:9 And he put the|mitre upon his head;|also upon the mitre,|even upon his|forefront, did he put|the golden plate, the|holy crown; as the|LORD commanded|Moses.|8:10 And Moses took|the anointing oil, and|anointed the|tabernacle and all
R	Tthat was therein, and|sanctified them.|8:11 And he sprinkled|thereof upon the|altar seven times, and|anointed the altar and|all his vessels, both|the laver and his foot,|to sanctify them.|8:12 And he poured of|the anointing oil upon|Aaron's head, and|anointed him, to|sanctify him.
R	T8:13 And Moses|brought Aaron's sons,|and put coats upon|them, and girded them|with girdles, and put|bonnets upon them; as|the LORD commanded|Moses.|8:14 And he brought|the bullock for the sin|offering: and Aaron|and his sons laid their|hands upon the head|of the bullock for the
R	Tsin offering.|8:15 And he slew it;|and Moses took the|blood, and put it upon|the horns of the altar|round about with his|finger, and purified|the altar, and poured|the blood at the|bottom of the altar,|and sanctified it, to|make reconciliation|upon it.|8:16 And he took all
R	Tthe fat that was upon|the inwards, and the|caul above the liver,|and the two kidneys,|and their fat, and|Moses burned it upon|the altar.|8:17 But the bullock,|and his hide, his flesh,|and his dung, he burnt|with fire without the|camp; as the LORD|commanded Moses.|8:18 And he brought
R	Tthe ram for the burnt|offering: and Aaron|and his sons laid their|hands upon the head|of the ram.|8:19 And he killed it;|and Moses sprinkled|the blood upon the|altar round about.|8:20 And he cut the|ram into pieces; and|Moses burnt the head,|and the pieces, and|the fat.
R	T8:21 And he washed|the inwards and the|legs in water; and|Moses burnt the whole|ram upon the altar: it|was a burnt sacrifice|for a sweet savour,|and an offering made|by fire unto the LORD;|as the LORD|commanded Moses.|8:22 And he brought|the other ram, the ram|of consecration: and
R	TAaron and his sons|laid their hands upon|the head of the ram.|8:23 And he slew it;|and Moses took of the|blood of it, and put it|upon the tip of|Aaron's right ear, and|upon the thumb of his|right hand, and upon|the great toe of his|right foot.|8:24 And he brought|Aaron's sons, and
R	TMoses put of the|blood upon the tip of|their right ear, and|upon the thumbs of|their right hands, and|upon the great toes|of their right feet:|and Moses sprinkled|the blood upon the|altar round about.|8:25 And he took the|fat, and the rump, and|all the fat that was|upon the inwards, and
R	Tthe caul above the|liver, and the two|kidneys, and their fat,|and the right|shoulder:|8:26 And out of the|basket of unleavened|bread, that was|before the LORD, he|took one unleavened|cake, and a cake of|oiled bread, and one|wafer, and put them|on the fat, and upon
R	Tthe right shoulder:|8:27 And he put all|upon Aaron's hands,|and upon his sons'|hands, and waved them|for a wave offering|before the LORD.|8:28 And Moses took|them from off their|hands, and burnt them|on the altar upon the|burnt offering: they|were consecrations|for a sweet savour: it
R	Tis an offering made by|fire unto the LORD.|8:29 And Moses took|the breast, and waved|it for a wave offering|before the LORD: for|of the ram of|consecration it was|Moses' part; as the|LORD commanded|Moses.|8:30 And Moses took|of the anointing oil,|and of the blood which
R	Twas upon the altar,|and sprinkled it upon|Aaron, and upon his|garments, and upon|his sons, and upon his|sons' garments with|him; and sanctified|Aaron, and his|garments, and his|sons, and his sons'|garments with him.|8:31 And Moses said|unto Aaron and to his|sons, Boil the flesh at
R	Tthe door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation: and|there eat it with the|bread that is in the|basket of|consecrations, as I|commanded, saying,|Aaron and his sons|shall eat it.|8:32 And that which|remaineth of the flesh|and of the bread|shall ye burn with
R	Tfire.|8:33 And ye shall not|go out of the door of|the tabernacle of the|congregation in seven|days, until the days of|your consecration be|at an end: for seven|days shall he|consecrate you.|8:34 As he hath done|this day, so the LORD|hath commanded to do,|to make an atonement
R	Tfor you.|8:35 Therefore shall|ye abide at the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation day|and night seven days,|and keep the charge|of the LORD, that ye|die not: for so I am|commanded.|8:36 So Aaron and his|sons did all things|which the LORD|commanded by the
R	Thand of Moses.||9:1 And it came to|pass on the eighth|day, that Moses called|Aaron and his sons,|and the elders of|Israel;|9:2 And he said unto|Aaron, Take thee a|young calf for a sin|offering, and a ram|for a burnt offering,|without blemish, and
R	Toffer them before the|LORD.|9:3 And unto the|children of Israel|thou shalt speak,|saying, Take ye a kid|of the goats for a sin|offering; and a calf|and a lamb, both of|the first year, without|blemish, for a burnt|offering;|9:4 Also a bullock and|a ram for peace
R	Tofferings, to sacrifice|before the LORD; and|a meat offering|mingled with oil: for to|day the LORD will|appear unto you.|9:5 And they brought|that which Moses|commanded before the|tabernacle of the|congregation: and all|the congregation drew|near and stood|before the LORD.
R	T9:6 And Moses said,|This is the thing which|the LORD commanded|that ye should do: and|the glory of the LORD|shall appear unto you.|9:7 And Moses said|unto Aaron, Go unto|the altar, and offer|thy sin offering, and|thy burnt offering,|and make an|atonement for thyself,|and for the people:
R	Tand offer the|offering of the|people, and make an|atonement for them;|as the LORD|commanded.|9:8 Aaron therefore|went unto the altar,|and slew the calf of|the sin offering, which|was for himself.|9:9 And the sons of|Aaron brought the|blood unto him: and he
R	Tdipped his finger in|the blood, and put it|upon the horns of the|altar, and poured out|the blood at the|bottom of the altar:|9:10 But the fat, and|the kidneys, and the|caul above the liver|of the sin offering, he|burnt upon the altar;|as the LORD|commanded Moses.|9:11 And the flesh and
R	Tthe hide he burnt with|fire without the camp.|9:12 And he slew the|burnt offering; and|Aaron's sons|presented unto him|the blood, which he|sprinkled round about|upon the altar.|9:13 And they|presented the burnt|offering unto him, with|the pieces thereof,|and the head: and he
R	Tburnt them upon the|altar.|9:14 And he did wash|the inwards and the|legs, and burnt them|upon the burnt|offering on the altar.|9:15 And he brought|the people's offering,|and took the goat,|which was the sin|offering for the|people, and slew it,|and offered it for sin,
R	Tas the first.|9:16 And he brought|the burnt offering,|and offered it|according to the|manner.|9:17 And he brought|the meat offering, and|took an handful|thereof, and burnt it|upon the altar, beside|the burnt sacrifice of|the morning.|9:18 He slew also the
R	Tbullock and the ram|for a sacrifice of|peace offerings, which|was for the people:|and Aaron's sons|presented unto him|the blood, which he|sprinkled upon the|altar round about,|9:19 And the fat of|the bullock and of the|ram, the rump, and|that which covereth|the inwards, and the
R	Tkidneys, and the caul|above the liver:|9:20 And they put the|fat upon the breasts,|and he burnt the fat|upon the altar:|9:21 And the breasts|and the right|shoulder Aaron waved|for a wave offering|before the LORD; as|Moses commanded.|9:22 And Aaron lifted|up his hand toward
R	Tthe people, and|blessed them, and|came down from|offering of the sin|offering, and the|burnt offering, and|peace offerings.|9:23 And Moses and|Aaron went into the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and|came out, and blessed|the people: and the|glory of the LORD
R	Tappeared unto all the|people.|9:24 And there came a|fire out from before|the LORD, and|consumed upon the|altar the burnt|offering and the fat:|which when all the|people saw, they|shouted, and fell on|their faces.||10:1 And Nadab and
R	TAbihu, the sons of|Aaron, took either of|them his censer, and|put fire therein, and|put incense thereon,|and offered strange|fire before the LORD,|which he commanded|them not.|10:2 And there went|out fire from the|LORD, and devoured|them, and they died|before the LORD.
R	T10:3 Then Moses said|unto Aaron, This is it|that the LORD spake,|saying, I will be|sanctified in them that|come nigh me, and|before all the people|I will be glorified. And|Aaron held his peace.|10:4 And Moses called|Mishael and Elzaphan,|the sons of Uzziel the|uncle of Aaron, and|said unto them, Come
R	Tnear, carry your|brethren from before|the sanctuary out of|the camp.|10:5 So they went|near, and carried|them in their coats out|of the camp; as Moses|had said.|10:6 And Moses said|unto Aaron, and unto|Eleazar and unto|Ithamar, his sons,|Uncover not your
R	Theads, neither rend|your clothes; lest ye|die, and lest wrath|come upon all the|people: but let your|brethren, the whole|house of Israel,|bewail the burning|which the LORD hath|kindled.|10:7 And ye shall not|go out from the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation, lest
R	Tye die: for the|anointing oil of the|LORD is upon you. And|they did according to|the word of Moses.|10:8 And the LORD|spake unto Aaron,|saying,|10:9 Do not drink wine|nor strong drink,|thou, nor thy sons|with thee, when ye go|into the tabernacle of|the congregation, lest
R	Tye die: it shall be a|statute for ever|throughout your|generations:|10:10 And that ye may|put difference|between holy and|unholy, and between|unclean and clean;|10:11 And that ye may|teach the children of|Israel all the statutes|which the LORD hath|spoken unto them by
R	Tthe hand of Moses.|10:12 And Moses|spake unto Aaron, and|unto Eleazar and unto|Ithamar, his sons that|were left, Take the|meat offering that|remaineth of the|offerings of the LORD|made by fire, and eat|it without leaven|beside the altar: for it|is most holy:|10:13 And ye shall eat
R	Tit in the holy place,|because it is thy due,|and thy sons' due, of|the sacrifices of the|LORD made by fire: for|so I am commanded.|10:14 And the wave|breast and heave|shoulder shall ye eat|in a clean place; thou,|and thy sons, and thy|daughters with thee:|for they be thy due,|and thy sons' due,
R	Twhich are given out of|the sacrifices of|peace offerings of|the children of Israel.|10:15 The heave|shoulder and the|wave breast shall|they bring with the|offerings made by|fire of the fat, to|wave it for a wave|offering before the|LORD; and it shall be|thine, and thy sons'
R	Twith thee, by a statute|for ever; as the LORD|hath commanded.|10:16 And Moses|diligently sought the|goat of the sin|offering, and, behold,|it was burnt: and he|was angry with|Eleazar and Ithamar,|the sons of Aaron|which were left alive,|saying,|10:17 Wherefore have
R	Tye not eaten the sin|offering in the holy|place, seeing it is most|holy, and God hath|given it you to bear|the iniquity of the|congregation, to make|atonement for them|before the LORD?|10:18 Behold, the|blood of it was not|brought in within the|holy place: ye should|indeed have eaten it in
R	Tthe holy place, as I|commanded.|10:19 And Aaron said|unto Moses, Behold,|this day have they|offered their sin|offering and their|burnt offering before|the LORD; and such|things have befallen|me: and if I had eaten|the sin offering to|day, should it have|been accepted in the
R	Tsight of the LORD?|10:20 And when Moses|heard that, he was|content.||11:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|to Aaron, saying unto|them,|11:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, These are the|beasts which ye shall|eat among all the
R	Tbeasts that are on|the earth.|11:3 Whatsoever|parteth the hoof, and|is clovenfooted, and|cheweth the cud,|among the beasts, that|shall ye eat.|11:4 Nevertheless|these shall ye not eat|of them that chew the|cud, or of them that|divide the hoof: as the|camel, because he
R	Tcheweth the cud, but|divideth not the hoof;|he is unclean unto|you.|11:5 And the coney,|because he cheweth|the cud, but divideth|not the hoof; he is|unclean unto you.|11:6 And the hare,|because he cheweth|the cud, but divideth|not the hoof; he is|unclean unto you.
R	T11:7 And the swine,|though he divide the|hoof, and be|clovenfooted, yet he|cheweth not the cud;|he is unclean to you.|11:8 Of their flesh|shall ye not eat, and|their carcase shall ye|not touch; they are|unclean to you.|11:9 These shall ye|eat of all that are in|the waters:
R	Twhatsoever hath fins|and scales in the|waters, in the seas,|and in the rivers, them|shall ye eat.|11:10 And all that|have not fins and|scales in the seas,|and in the rivers, of|all that move in the|waters, and of any|living thing which is in|the waters, they shall|be an abomination unto
R	Tyou:|11:11 They shall be|even an abomination|unto you; ye shall not|eat of their flesh, but|ye shall have their|carcases in|abomination.|11:12 Whatsoever hath|no fins nor scales in|the waters, that shall|be an abomination unto|you.|11:13 And these are
R	Tthey which ye shall|have in abomination|among the fowls; they|shall not be eaten,|they are an|abomination: the eagle,|and the ossifrage,|and the ospray,|11:14 And the vulture,|and the kite after his|kind;|11:15 Every raven|after his kind;|11:16 And the owl, and
R	Tthe night hawk, and|the cuckow, and the|hawk after his kind,|11:17 And the little|owl, and the|cormorant, and the|great owl,|11:18 And the swan,|and the pelican, and|the gier eagle,|11:19 And the stork,|the heron after her|kind, and the lapwing,|and the bat.
R	T11:20 All fowls that|creep, going upon all|four, shall be an|abomination unto you.|11:21 Yet these may|ye eat of every flying|creeping thing that|goeth upon all four,|which have legs above|their feet, to leap|withal upon the earth;|11:22 Even these of|them ye may eat; the|locust after his kind,
R	Tand the bald locust|after his kind, and the|beetle after his kind,|and the grasshopper|after his kind.|11:23 But all other|flying creeping things,|which have four feet,|shall be an|abomination unto you.|11:24 And for these|ye shall be unclean:|whosoever toucheth|the carcase of them
R	Tshall be unclean until|the even.|11:25 And whosoever|beareth ought of the|carcase of them shall|wash his clothes, and|be unclean until the|even.|11:26 The carcases|of every beast which|divideth the hoof, and|is not clovenfooted,|nor cheweth the cud,|are unclean unto you:
R	Tevery one that|toucheth them shall be|unclean.|11:27 And whatsoever|goeth upon his paws,|among all manner of|beasts that go on all|four, those are|unclean unto you:|whoso toucheth their|carcase shall be|unclean until the even.|11:28 And he that|beareth the carcase
R	Tof them shall wash his|clothes, and be|unclean until the even:|they are unclean unto|you.|11:29 These also shall|be unclean unto you|among the creeping|things that creep|upon the earth; the|weasel, and the mouse,|and the tortoise after|his kind,|11:30 And the ferret,
R	Tand the chameleon,|and the lizard, and|the snail, and the mole.|11:31 These are|unclean to you among|all that creep:|whosoever doth touch|them, when they be|dead, shall be unclean|until the even.|11:32 And upon|whatsoever any of|them, when they are|dead, doth fall, it shall
R	Tbe unclean; whether it|be any vessel of|wood, or raiment, or|skin, or sack,|whatsoever vessel it|be, wherein any work|is done, it must be put|into water, and it shall|be unclean until the|even; so it shall be|cleansed.|11:33 And every|earthen vessel,|whereinto any of them
R	Tfalleth, whatsoever is|in it shall be unclean;|and ye shall break it.|11:34 Of all meat which|may be eaten, that on|which such water|cometh shall be|unclean: and all drink|that may be drunk in|every such vessel|shall be unclean.|11:35 And every thing|whereupon any part|of their carcase
R	Tfalleth shall be|unclean; whether it be|oven, or ranges for|pots, they shall be|broken down: for they|are unclean and shall|be unclean unto you.|11:36 Nevertheless a|fountain or pit,|wherein there is|plenty of water, shall|be clean: but that|which toucheth their|carcase shall be
R	Tunclean.|11:37 And if any part|of their carcase fall|upon any sowing seed|which is to be sown, it|shall be clean.|11:38 But if any water|be put upon the seed,|and any part of their|carcase fall thereon,|it shall be unclean|unto you.|11:39 And if any|beast, of which ye may
R	Teat, die; he that|toucheth the carcase|thereof shall be|unclean until the even.|11:40 And he that|eateth of the carcase|of it shall wash his|clothes, and be|unclean until the even:|he also that beareth|the carcase of it|shall wash his clothes,|and be unclean until|the even.
R	T11:41 And every|creeping thing that|creepeth upon the|earth shall be an|abomination; it shall|not be eaten.|11:42 Whatsoever|goeth upon the belly,|and whatsoever goeth|upon all four, or|whatsoever hath more|feet among all|creeping things that|creep upon the earth,
R	Tthem ye shall not eat;|for they are an|abomination.|11:43 Ye shall not|make yourselves|abominable with any|creeping thing that|creepeth, neither|shall ye make|yourselves unclean|with them, that ye|should be defiled|thereby.|11:44 For I am the
R	TLORD your God: ye|shall therefore|sanctify yourselves,|and ye shall be holy;|for I am holy: neither|shall ye defile|yourselves with any|manner of creeping|thing that creepeth|upon the earth.|11:45 For I am the|LORD that bringeth|you up out of the land|of Egypt, to be your
R	TGod: ye shall|therefore be holy,|for I am holy.|11:46 This is the law|of the beasts, and of|the fowl, and of every|living creature that|moveth in the waters,|and of every|creature that|creepeth upon the|earth:|11:47 To make a|difference between
R	Tthe unclean and the|clean, and between|the beast that may be|eaten and the beast|that may not be eaten.||12:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|12:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, If a woman|have conceived seed,|and born a man child:
R	Tthen she shall be|unclean seven days;|according to the days|of the separation for|her infirmity shall she|be unclean.|12:3 And in the eighth|day the flesh of his|foreskin shall be|circumcised.|12:4 And she shall|then continue in the|blood of her purifying|three and thirty days;
R	Tshe shall touch no|hallowed thing, nor|come into the|sanctuary, until the|days of her purifying|be fulfilled.|12:5 But if she bear a|maid child, then she|shall be unclean two|weeks, as in her|separation: and she|shall continue in the|blood of her purifying|threescore and six
R	Tdays.|12:6 And when the|days of her purifying|are fulfilled, for a|son, or for a|daughter, she shall|bring a lamb of the|first year for a burnt|offering, and a young|pigeon, or a|turtledove, for a sin|offering, unto the|door of the|tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation, unto the|priest:|12:7 Who shall offer it|before the LORD, and|make an atonement for|her; and she shall be|cleansed from the|issue of her blood.|This is the law for her|that hath born a male|or a female.|12:8 And if she be not|able to bring a lamb,|then she shall bring
R	Ttwo turtles, or two|young pigeons; the|one for the burnt|offering, and the|other for a sin|offering: and the|priest shall make an|atonement for her,|and she shall be|clean.||13:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|Aaron, saying,
R	T13:2 When a man shall|have in the skin of his|flesh a rising, a scab,|or bright spot, and it|be in the skin of his|flesh like the plague|of leprosy; then he|shall be brought unto|Aaron the priest, or|unto one of his sons|the priests:|13:3 And the priest|shall look on the|plague in the skin of
R	Tthe flesh: and when|the hair in the plague|is turned white, and|the plague in sight be|deeper than the skin|of his flesh, it is a|plague of leprosy:|and the priest shall|look on him, and|pronounce him|unclean.|13:4 If the bright spot|be white in the skin of|his flesh, and in sight
R	Tbe not deeper than|the skin, and the hair|thereof be not turned|white; then the priest|shall shut up him that|hath the plague seven|days:|13:5 And the priest|shall look on him the|seventh day: and,|behold, if the plague|in his sight be at a|stay, and the plague|spread not in the skin;
R	Tthen the priest shall|shut him up seven|days more:|13:6 And the priest|shall look on him again|the seventh day: and,|behold, if the plague|be somewhat dark, and|the plague spread not|in the skin, the priest|shall pronounce him|clean: it is but a scab:|and he shall wash his|clothes, and be clean.
R	T13:7 But if the scab|spread much abroad|in the skin, after that|he hath been seen of|the priest for his|cleansing, he shall be|seen of the priest|again.|13:8 And if the priest|see that, behold, the|scab spreadeth in the|skin, then the priest|shall pronounce him|unclean: it is a
R	Tleprosy.|13:9 When the plague|of leprosy is in a man,|then he shall be|brought unto the|priest;|13:10 And the priest|shall see him: and,|behold, if the rising be|white in the skin, and it|have turned the hair|white, and there be|quick raw flesh in the|rising;
R	T13:11 It is an old|leprosy in the skin of|his flesh, and the|priest shall|pronounce him|unclean, and shall not|shut him up: for he is|unclean.|13:12 And if a leprosy|break out abroad in|the skin, and the|leprosy cover all the|skin of him that hath|the plague from his
R	Thead even to his foot,|wheresoever the|priest looketh;|13:13 Then the priest|shall consider: and,|behold, if the leprosy|have covered all his|flesh, he shall|pronounce him clean|that hath the plague:|it is all turned white:|he is clean.|13:14 But when raw|flesh appeareth in him,
R	The shall be unclean.|13:15 And the priest|shall see the raw|flesh, and pronounce|him to be unclean: for|the raw flesh is|unclean: it is a|leprosy.|13:16 Or if the raw|flesh turn again, and|be changed unto white,|he shall come unto the|priest;|13:17 And the priest
R	Tshall see him: and,|behold, if the plague|be turned into white;|then the priest shall|pronounce him clean|that hath the plague:|he is clean.|13:18 The flesh also,|in which, even in the|skin thereof, was a|boil, and is healed,|13:19 And in the place|of the boil there be a|white rising, or a
R	Tbright spot, white, and|somewhat reddish, and|it be shewed to the|priest;|13:20 And if, when the|priest seeth it, behold,|it be in sight lower|than the skin, and the|hair thereof be|turned white; the|priest shall|pronounce him|unclean: it is a plague|of leprosy broken out
R	Tof the boil.|13:21 But if the priest|look on it, and, behold,|there be no white|hairs therein, and if it|be not lower than the|skin, but be somewhat|dark; then the priest|shall shut him up|seven days:|13:22 And if it spread|much abroad in the|skin, then the priest|shall pronounce him
R	Tunclean: it is a plague.|13:23 But if the bright|spot stay in his place,|and spread not, it is a|burning boil; and the|priest shall|pronounce him clean.|13:24 Or if there be|any flesh, in the skin|whereof there is a|hot burning, and the|quick flesh that|burneth have a white|bright spot, somewhat
R	Treddish, or white;|13:25 Then the priest|shall look upon it: and,|behold, if the hair in|the bright spot be|turned white, and it be|in sight deeper than|the skin; it is a|leprosy broken out of|the burning:|wherefore the priest|shall pronounce him|unclean: it is the|plague of leprosy.
R	T13:26 But if the priest|look on it, and, behold,|there be no white hair|in the bright spot, and|it be no lower than|the other skin, but be|somewhat dark; then|the priest shall shut|him up seven days:|13:27 And the priest|shall look upon him the|seventh day: and if it|be spread much|abroad in the skin,
R	Tthen the priest shall|pronounce him|unclean: it is the|plague of leprosy.|13:28 And if the bright|spot stay in his place,|and spread not in the|skin, but it be|somewhat dark; it is a|rising of the burning,|and the priest shall|pronounce him clean:|for it is an|inflammation of the
R	Tburning.|13:29 If a man or|woman have a plague|upon the head or the|beard;|13:30 Then the priest|shall see the plague:|and, behold, if it be in|sight deeper than the|skin; and there be in it|a yellow thin hair; then|the priest shall|pronounce him|unclean: it is a dry
R	Tscall, even a leprosy|upon the head or|beard.|13:31 And if the priest|look on the plague of|the scall, and, behold,|it be not in sight|deeper than the skin,|and that there is no|black hair in it; then|the priest shall shut|up him that hath the|plague of the scall|seven days:
R	T13:32 And in the|seventh day the|priest shall look on|the plague: and,|behold, if the scall|spread not, and there|be in it no yellow hair,|and the scall be not in|sight deeper than the|skin;|13:33 He shall be|shaven, but the scall|shall he not shave;|and the priest shall
R	Tshut up him that hath|the scall seven days|more:|13:34 And in the|seventh day the|priest shall look on|the scall: and, behold,|if the scall be not|spread in the skin,|nor be in sight deeper|than the skin; then the|priest shall|pronounce him clean:|and he shall wash his
R	Tclothes, and be clean.|13:35 But if the scall|spread much in the|skin after his|cleansing;|13:36 Then the priest|shall look on him: and,|behold, if the scall be|spread in the skin, the|priest shall not seek|for yellow hair; he is|unclean.|13:37 But if the scall|be in his sight at a
R	Tstay, and that there is|black hair grown up|therein; the scall is|healed, he is clean:|and the priest shall|pronounce him clean.|13:38 If a man also or|a woman have in the|skin of their flesh|bright spots, even|white bright spots;|13:39 Then the priest|shall look: and, behold,|if the bright spots in
R	Tthe skin of their flesh|be darkish white; it is|a freckled spot that|groweth in the skin; he|is clean.|13:40 And the man|whose hair is fallen|off his head, he is|bald; yet is he clean.|13:41 And he that hath|his hair fallen off|from the part of his|head toward his face,|he is forehead bald:
R	Tyet is he clean.|13:42 And if there be|in the bald head, or|bald forehead, a white|reddish sore; it is a|leprosy sprung up in|his bald head, or his|bald forehead.|13:43 Then the priest|shall look upon it: and,|behold, if the rising of|the sore be white|reddish in his bald|head, or in his bald
R	Tforehead, as the|leprosy appeareth in|the skin of the flesh;|13:44 He is a leprous|man, he is unclean: the|priest shall|pronounce him utterly|unclean; his plague is|in his head.|13:45 And the leper in|whom the plague is, his|clothes shall be rent,|and his head bare,|and he shall put a
R	Tcovering upon his|upper lip, and shall|cry, Unclean, unclean.|13:46 All the days|wherein the plague|shall be in him he shall|be defiled; he is|unclean: he shall dwell|alone; without the|camp shall his|habitation be.|13:47 The garment|also that the plague|of leprosy is in,
R	Twhether it be a|woollen garment, or a|linen garment;|13:48 Whether it be in|the warp, or woof; of|linen, or of woollen;|whether in a skin, or|in any thing made of|skin;|13:49 And if the|plague be greenish or|reddish in the|garment, or in the|skin, either in the
R	Twarp, or in the woof,|or in any thing of skin;|it is a plague of|leprosy, and shall be|shewed unto the|priest:|13:50 And the priest|shall look upon the|plague, and shut up it|that hath the plague|seven days:|13:51 And he shall|look on the plague on|the seventh day: if
R	Tthe plague be spread|in the garment, either|in the warp, or in the|woof, or in a skin, or|in any work that is|made of skin; the|plague is a fretting|leprosy; it is unclean.|13:52 He shall|therefore burn that|garment, whether warp|or woof, in woollen or|in linen, or any thing|of skin, wherein the
R	Tplague is: for it is a|fretting leprosy; it|shall be burnt in the|fire.|13:53 And if the priest|shall look, and, behold,|the plague be not|spread in the garment,|either in the warp, or|in the woof, or in any|thing of skin;|13:54 Then the priest|shall command that|they wash the thing
R	Twherein the plague is,|and he shall shut it up|seven days more:|13:55 And the priest|shall look on the|plague, after that it is|washed: and, behold, if|the plague have not|changed his colour,|and the plague be not|spread; it is unclean;|thou shalt burn it in|the fire; it is fret|inward, whether it be
R	Tbare within or without.|13:56 And if the priest|look, and, behold, the|plague be somewhat|dark after the|washing of it; then he|shall rend it out of|the garment, or out of|the skin, or out of the|warp, or out of the|woof:|13:57 And if it appear|still in the garment,|either in the warp, or
R	Tin the woof, or in any|thing of skin; it is a|spreading plague:|thou shalt burn that|wherein the plague is|with fire.|13:58 And the garment,|either warp, or woof,|or whatsoever thing|of skin it be, which|thou shalt wash, if the|plague be departed|from them, then it|shall be washed the
R	Tsecond time, and shall|be clean.|13:59 This is the law|of the plague of|leprosy in a garment|of woollen or linen,|either in the warp, or|woof, or any thing of|skins, to pronounce it|clean, or to|pronounce it unclean.||14:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,
R	Tsaying,|14:2 This shall be the|law of the leper in the|day of his cleansing:|He shall be brought|unto the priest:|14:3 And the priest|shall go forth out of|the camp; and the|priest shall look, and,|behold, if the plague|of leprosy be healed|in the leper;|14:4 Then shall the
R	Tpriest command to|take for him that is to|be cleansed two birds|alive and clean, and|cedar wood, and|scarlet, and hyssop:|14:5 And the priest|shall command that|one of the birds be|killed in an earthen|vessel over running|water:|14:6 As for the living|bird, he shall take it,
R	Tand the cedar wood,|and the scarlet, and|the hyssop, and shall|dip them and the living|bird in the blood of|the bird that was|killed over the|running water:|14:7 And he shall|sprinkle upon him that|is to be cleansed from|the leprosy seven|times, and shall|pronounce him clean,
R	Tand shall let the living|bird loose into the|open field.|14:8 And he that is to|be cleansed shall|wash his clothes, and|shave off all his hair,|and wash himself in|water, that he may be|clean: and after that|he shall come into the|camp, and shall tarry|abroad out of his tent|seven days.
R	T14:9 But it shall be on|the seventh day, that|he shall shave all his|hair off his head and|his beard and his|eyebrows, even all his|hair he shall shave|off: and he shall wash|his clothes, also he|shall wash his flesh in|water, and he shall be|clean.|14:10 And on the|eighth day he shall
R	Ttake two he lambs|without blemish, and|one ewe lamb of the|first year without|blemish, and three|tenth deals of fine|flour for a meat|offering, mingled with|oil, and one log of oil.|14:11 And the priest|that maketh him clean|shall present the man|that is to be made|clean, and those
R	Tthings, before the|LORD, at the door of|the tabernacle of the|congregation:|14:12 And the priest|shall take one he lamb,|and offer him for a|trespass offering,|and the log of oil, and|wave them for a wave|offering before the|LORD:|14:13 And he shall|slay the lamb in the
R	Tplace where he shall|kill the sin offering|and the burnt|offering, in the holy|place: for as the sin|offering is the|priest's, so is the|trespass offering: it|is most holy:|14:14 And the priest|shall take some of the|blood of the trespass|offering, and the|priest shall put it
R	Tupon the tip of the|right ear of him that|is to be cleansed, and|upon the thumb of his|right hand, and upon|the great toe of his|right foot:|14:15 And the priest|shall take some of the|log of oil, and pour it|into the palm of his|own left hand:|14:16 And the priest|shall dip his right
R	Tfinger in the oil that is|in his left hand, and|shall sprinkle of the|oil with his finger|seven times before|the LORD:|14:17 And of the rest|of the oil that is in his|hand shall the priest|put upon the tip of|the right ear of him|that is to be cleansed,|and upon the thumb of|his right hand, and
R	Tupon the great toe of|his right foot, upon|the blood of the|trespass offering:|14:18 And the remnant|of the oil that is in the|priest's hand he shall|pour upon the head|of him that is to be|cleansed: and the|priest shall make an|atonement for him|before the LORD.|14:19 And the priest
R	Tshall offer the sin|offering, and make an|atonement for him that|is to be cleansed from|his uncleanness; and|afterward he shall kill|the burnt offering:|14:20 And the priest|shall offer the burnt|offering and the meat|offering upon the|altar: and the priest|shall make an|atonement for him, and
R	The shall be clean.|14:21 And if he be|poor, and cannot get|so much; then he shall|take one lamb for a|trespass offering to|be waved, to make an|atonement for him, and|one tenth deal of fine|flour mingled with oil|for a meat offering,|and a log of oil;|14:22 And two|turtledoves, or two
R	Tyoung pigeons, such|as he is able to get;|and the one shall be a|sin offering, and the|other a burnt|offering.|14:23 And he shall|bring them on the|eighth day for his|cleansing unto the|priest, unto the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation,|before the LORD.
R	T14:24 And the priest|shall take the lamb of|the trespass offering,|and the log of oil, and|the priest shall wave|them for a wave|offering before the|LORD:|14:25 And he shall kill|the lamb of the|trespass offering,|and the priest shall|take some of the|blood of the trespass
R	Toffering, and put it|upon the tip of the|right ear of him that|is to be cleansed, and|upon the thumb of his|right hand, and upon|the great toe of his|right foot:|14:26 And the priest|shall pour of the oil|into the palm of his|own left hand:|14:27 And the priest|shall sprinkle with his
R	Tright finger some of|the oil that is in his|left hand seven times|before the LORD:|14:28 And the priest|shall put of the oil|that is in his hand|upon the tip of the|right ear of him that|is to be cleansed, and|upon the thumb of his|right hand, and upon|the great toe of his|right foot, upon the
R	Tplace of the blood of|the trespass offering:|14:29 And the rest of|the oil that is in the|priest's hand he shall|put upon the head of|him that is to be|cleansed, to make an|atonement for him|before the LORD.|14:30 And he shall|offer the one of the|turtledoves, or of the|young pigeons, such
R	Tas he can get;|14:31 Even such as he|is able to get, the one|for a sin offering,|and the other for a|burnt offering, with|the meat offering: and|the priest shall make|an atonement for him|that is to be cleansed|before the LORD.|14:32 This is the law|of him in whom is the|plague of leprosy,
R	Twhose hand is not|able to get that which|pertaineth to his|cleansing.|14:33 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|unto Aaron, saying,|14:34 When ye be come|into the land of|Canaan, which I give to|you for a possession,|and I put the plague|of leprosy in a house|of the land of your
R	Tpossession;|14:35 And he that|owneth the house|shall come and tell the|priest, saying, It|seemeth to me there is|as it were a plague in|the house:|14:36 Then the priest|shall command that|they empty the house,|before the priest go|into it to see the|plague, that all that is
R	Tin the house be not|made unclean: and|afterward the priest|shall go in to see the|house:|14:37 And he shall|look on the plague,|and, behold, if the|plague be in the walls|of the house with|hollow strakes,|greenish or reddish,|which in sight are|lower than the wall;
R	T14:38 Then the priest|shall go out of the|house to the door of|the house, and shut|up the house seven|days:|14:39 And the priest|shall come again the|seventh day, and shall|look: and, behold, if|the plague be spread|in the walls of the|house;|14:40 Then the priest
R	Tshall command that|they take away the|stones in which the|plague is, and they|shall cast them into an|unclean place without|the city:|14:41 And he shall|cause the house to be|scraped within round|about, and they shall|pour out the dust that|they scrape off|without the city into an
R	Tunclean place:|14:42 And they shall|take other stones,|and put them in the|place of those stones;|and he shall take|other morter, and|shall plaister the|house.|14:43 And if the|plague come again,|and break out in the|house, after that he|hath taken away the
R	Tstones, and after he|hath scraped the|house, and after it is|plaistered;|14:44 Then the priest|shall come and look,|and, behold, if the|plague be spread in|the house, it is a|fretting leprosy in the|house; it is unclean.|14:45 And he shall|break down the house,|the stones of it, and
R	Tthe timber thereof,|and all the morter of|the house; and he|shall carry them|forth out of the city|into an unclean place.|14:46 Moreover he|that goeth into the|house all the while|that it is shut up shall|be unclean until the|even.|14:47 And he that lieth|in the house shall
R	Twash his clothes; and|he that eateth in the|house shall wash his|clothes.|14:48 And if the priest|shall come in, and look|upon it, and, behold,|the plague hath not|spread in the house,|after the house was|plaistered: then the|priest shall|pronounce the house|clean, because the
R	Tplague is healed.|14:49 And he shall|take to cleanse the|house two birds, and|cedar wood, and|scarlet, and hyssop:|14:50 And he shall kill|the one of the birds|in an earthen vessel|over running water:|14:51 And he shall|take the cedar wood,|and the hyssop, and|the scarlet, and the
R	Tliving bird, and dip|them in the blood of|the slain bird, and in|the running water, and|sprinkle the house|seven times:|14:52 And he shall|cleanse the house|with the blood of the|bird, and with the|running water, and|with the living bird,|and with the cedar|wood, and with the
R	Thyssop, and with the|scarlet:|14:53 But he shall let|go the living bird out|of the city into the|open fields, and make|an atonement for the|house: and it shall be|clean.|14:54 This is the law|for all manner of|plague of leprosy,|and scall,|14:55 And for the
R	Tleprosy of a garment,|and of a house,|14:56 And for a rising,|and for a scab, and|for a bright spot:|14:57 To teach when it|is unclean, and when it|is clean: this is the law|of leprosy.||15:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|to Aaron, saying,|15:2 Speak unto the
R	Tchildren of Israel,|and say unto them,|When any man hath a|running issue out of|his flesh, because of|his issue he is|unclean.|15:3 And this shall be|his uncleanness in his|issue: whether his|flesh run with his|issue, or his flesh be|stopped from his|issue, it is his
R	Tuncleanness.|15:4 Every bed,|whereon he lieth that|hath the issue, is|unclean: and every|thing, whereon he|sitteth, shall be|unclean.|15:5 And whosoever|toucheth his bed shall|wash his clothes, and|bathe himself in water,|and be unclean until|the even.
R	T15:6 And he that|sitteth on any thing|whereon he sat that|hath the issue shall|wash his clothes, and|bathe himself in water,|and be unclean until|the even.|15:7 And he that|toucheth the flesh of|him that hath the issue|shall wash his clothes,|and bathe himself in|water, and be unclean
R	Tuntil the even.|15:8 And if he that|hath the issue spit|upon him that is clean;|then he shall wash his|clothes, and bathe|himself in water, and|be unclean until the|even.|15:9 And what saddle|soever he rideth upon|that hath the issue|shall be unclean.|15:10 And whosoever
R	Ttoucheth any thing|that was under him|shall be unclean until|the even: and he that|beareth any of those|things shall wash his|clothes, and bathe|himself in water, and|be unclean until the|even.|15:11 And whomsoever|he toucheth that hath|the issue, and hath|not rinsed his hands
R	Tin water, he shall wash|his clothes, and bathe|himself in water, and|be unclean until the|even.|15:12 And the vessel|of earth, that he|toucheth which hath|the issue, shall be|broken: and every|vessel of wood shall|be rinsed in water.|15:13 And when he|that hath an issue is
R	Tcleansed of his issue;|then he shall number|to himself seven days|for his cleansing, and|wash his clothes, and|bathe his flesh in|running water, and|shall be clean.|15:14 And on the|eighth day he shall|take to him two|turtledoves, or two|young pigeons, and|come before the LORD
R	Tunto the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and give|them unto the priest:|15:15 And the priest|shall offer them, the|one for a sin|offering, and the|other for a burnt|offering; and the|priest shall make an|atonement for him|before the LORD for|his issue.
R	T15:16 And if any man's|seed of copulation go|out from him, then he|shall wash all his|flesh in water, and be|unclean until the even.|15:17 And every|garment, and every|skin, whereon is the|seed of copulation,|shall be washed with|water, and be unclean|until the even.|15:18 The woman also
R	Twith whom man shall lie|with seed of|copulation, they shall|both bathe themselves|in water, and be|unclean until the even.|15:19 And if a woman|have an issue, and|her issue in her flesh|be blood, she shall be|put apart seven days:|and whosoever|toucheth her shall be|unclean until the even.
R	T15:20 And every thing|that she lieth upon in|her separation shall|be unclean: every|thing also that she|sitteth upon shall be|unclean.|15:21 And whosoever|toucheth her bed|shall wash his clothes,|and bathe himself in|water, and be unclean|until the even.|15:22 And whosoever
R	Ttoucheth any thing|that she sat upon|shall wash his clothes,|and bathe himself in|water, and be unclean|until the even.|15:23 And if it be on|her bed, or on any|thing whereon she|sitteth, when he|toucheth it, he shall|be unclean until the|even.|15:24 And if any man
R	Tlie with her at all, and|her flowers be upon|him, he shall be|unclean seven days;|and all the bed|whereon he lieth shall|be unclean.|15:25 And if a woman|have an issue of her|blood many days out|of the time of her|separation, or if it|run beyond the time|of her separation; all
R	Tthe days of the issue|of her uncleanness|shall be as the days|of her separation:|she shall be unclean.|15:26 Every bed|whereon she lieth all|the days of her issue|shall be unto her as|the bed of her|separation: and|whatsoever she|sitteth upon shall be|unclean, as the
R	Tuncleanness of her|separation.|15:27 And whosoever|toucheth those things|shall be unclean, and|shall wash his clothes,|and bathe himself in|water, and be unclean|until the even.|15:28 But if she be|cleansed of her issue,|then she shall number|to herself seven|days, and after that
R	Tshe shall be clean.|15:29 And on the|eighth day she shall|take unto her two|turtles, or two young|pigeons, and bring|them unto the priest,|to the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|15:30 And the priest|shall offer the one|for a sin offering,|and the other for a
R	Tburnt offering; and|the priest shall make|an atonement for her|before the LORD for|the issue of her|uncleanness.|15:31 Thus shall ye|separate the children|of Israel from their|uncleanness; that|they die not in their|uncleanness, when|they defile my|tabernacle that is
R	Tamong them.|15:32 This is the law|of him that hath an|issue, and of him|whose seed goeth|from him, and is|defiled therewith;|15:33 And of her that|is sick of her flowers,|and of him that hath|an issue, of the man,|and of the woman, and|of him that lieth with|her that is unclean.
R	T16:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses|after the death of the|two sons of Aaron,|when they offered|before the LORD, and|died;|16:2 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Speak|unto Aaron thy|brother, that he come|not at all times into|the holy place within|the vail before the
R	Tmercy seat, which is|upon the ark; that he|die not: for I will|appear in the cloud|upon the mercy seat.|16:3 Thus shall Aaron|come into the holy|place: with a young|bullock for a sin|offering, and a ram|for a burnt offering.|16:4 He shall put on|the holy linen coat,|and he shall have the
R	Tlinen breeches upon|his flesh, and shall be|girded with a linen|girdle, and with the|linen mitre shall he be|attired: these are|holy garments;|therefore shall he|wash his flesh in|water, and so put them|on.|16:5 And he shall take|of the congregation|of the children of
R	TIsrael two kids of the|goats for a sin|offering, and one ram|for a burnt offering.|16:6 And Aaron shall|offer his bullock of|the sin offering, which|is for himself, and|make an atonement for|himself, and for his|house.|16:7 And he shall take|the two goats, and|present them before
R	Tthe LORD at the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation.|16:8 And Aaron shall|cast lots upon the two|goats; one lot for the|LORD, and the other|lot for the scapegoat.|16:9 And Aaron shall|bring the goat upon|which the LORD's lot|fell, and offer him for|a sin offering.|16:10 But the goat, on
R	Twhich the lot fell to be|the scapegoat, shall|be presented alive|before the LORD, to|make an atonement|with him, and to let him|go for a scapegoat|into the wilderness.|16:11 And Aaron shall|bring the bullock of|the sin offering, which|is for himself, and|shall make an|atonement for himself,
R	Tand for his house,|and shall kill the|bullock of the sin|offering which is for|himself:|16:12 And he shall|take a censer full of|burning coals of fire|from off the altar|before the LORD, and|his hands full of|sweet incense beaten|small, and bring it|within the vail:
R	T16:13 And he shall put|the incense upon the|fire before the LORD,|that the cloud of the|incense may cover the|mercy seat that is|upon the testimony,|that he die not:|16:14 And he shall|take of the blood of|the bullock, and|sprinkle it with his|finger upon the mercy|seat eastward; and
R	Tbefore the mercy|seat shall he sprinkle|of the blood with his|finger seven times.|16:15 Then shall he|kill the goat of the sin|offering, that is for|the people, and bring|his blood within the|vail, and do with that|blood as he did with|the blood of the|bullock, and sprinkle it|upon the mercy seat,
R	Tand before the mercy|seat:|16:16 And he shall|make an atonement for|the holy place,|because of the|uncleanness of the|children of Israel,|and because of their|transgressions in all|their sins: and so|shall he do for the|tabernacle of the|congregation, that
R	Tremaineth among them|in the midst of their|uncleanness.|16:17 And there shall|be no man in the|tabernacle of the|congregation when he|goeth in to make an|atonement in the holy|place, until he come|out, and have made an|atonement for himself,|and for his household,|and for all the
R	Tcongregation of|Israel.|16:18 And he shall go|out unto the altar|that is before the|LORD, and make an|atonement for it; and|shall take of the|blood of the bullock,|and of the blood of|the goat, and put it|upon the horns of the|altar round about.|16:19 And he shall
R	Tsprinkle of the blood|upon it with his finger|seven times, and|cleanse it, and hallow|it from the|uncleanness of the|children of Israel.|16:20 And when he|hath made an end of|reconciling the holy|place, and the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and the|altar, he shall bring
R	Tthe live goat:|16:21 And Aaron shall|lay both his hands|upon the head of the|live goat, and confess|over him all the|iniquities of the|children of Israel,|and all their|transgressions in all|their sins, putting them|upon the head of the|goat, and shall send|him away by the hand
R	Tof a fit man into the|wilderness:|16:22 And the goat|shall bear upon him all|their iniquities unto a|land not inhabited: and|he shall let go the|goat in the wilderness.|16:23 And Aaron shall|come into the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and|shall put off the linen|garments, which he put
R	Ton when he went into|the holy place, and|shall leave them|there:|16:24 And he shall|wash his flesh with|water in the holy|place, and put on his|garments, and come|forth, and offer his|burnt offering, and|the burnt offering of|the people, and make|an atonement for
R	Thimself, and for the|people.|16:25 And the fat of|the sin offering shall|he burn upon the|altar.|16:26 And he that let|go the goat for the|scapegoat shall wash|his clothes, and bathe|his flesh in water, and|afterward come into|the camp.|16:27 And the bullock
R	Tfor the sin offering,|and the goat for the|sin offering, whose|blood was brought in|to make atonement in|the holy place, shall|one carry forth|without the camp; and|they shall burn in the|fire their skins, and|their flesh, and their|dung.|16:28 And he that|burneth them shall
R	Twash his clothes, and|bathe his flesh in|water, and afterward|he shall come into the|camp.|16:29 And this shall be|a statute for ever|unto you: that in the|seventh month, on the|tenth day of the|month, ye shall afflict|your souls, and do no|work at all, whether it|be one of your own
R	Tcountry, or a|stranger that|sojourneth among|you:|16:30 For on that day|shall the priest make|an atonement for you,|to cleanse you, that|ye may be clean from|all your sins before|the LORD.|16:31 It shall be a|sabbath of rest unto|you, and ye shall
R	Tafflict your souls, by|a statute for ever.|16:32 And the priest,|whom he shall anoint,|and whom he shall|consecrate to minister|in the priest's office|in his father's stead,|shall make the|atonement, and shall|put on the linen|clothes, even the holy|garments:|16:33 And he shall
R	Tmake an atonement for|the holy sanctuary,|and he shall make an|atonement for the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and for|the altar, and he shall|make an atonement for|the priests, and for|all the people of the|congregation.|16:34 And this shall be|an everlasting statute|unto you, to make an
R	Tatonement for the|children of Israel for|all their sins once a|year. And he did as|the LORD commanded|Moses.||17:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|17:2 Speak unto|Aaron, and unto his|sons, and unto all the|children of Israel,
R	Tand say unto them;|This is the thing which|the LORD hath|commanded, saying,|17:3 What man soever|there be of the house|of Israel, that killeth|an ox, or lamb, or|goat, in the camp, or|that killeth it out of|the camp,|17:4 And bringeth it|not unto the door of|the tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation, to offer|an offering unto the|LORD before the|tabernacle of the|LORD; blood shall be|imputed unto that man;|he hath shed blood;|and that man shall be|cut off from among|his people:|17:5 To the end that|the children of Israel|may bring their|sacrifices, which they
R	Toffer in the open|field, even that they|may bring them unto|the LORD, unto the|door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation, unto the|priest, and offer them|for peace offerings|unto the LORD.|17:6 And the priest|shall sprinkle the|blood upon the altar|of the LORD at the
R	Tdoor of the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and|burn the fat for a|sweet savour unto the|LORD.|17:7 And they shall no|more offer their|sacrifices unto devils,|after whom they have|gone a whoring. This|shall be a statute for|ever unto them|throughout their
R	Tgenerations.|17:8 And thou shalt|say unto them,|Whatsoever man there|be of the house of|Israel, or of the|strangers which|sojourn among you,|that offereth a burnt|offering or sacrifice,|17:9 And bringeth it|not unto the door of|the tabernacle of the|congregation, to offer
R	Tit unto the LORD; even|that man shall be cut|off from among his|people.|17:10 And whatsoever|man there be of the|house of Israel, or of|the strangers that|sojourn among you,|that eateth any|manner of blood; I will|even set my face|against that soul that|eateth blood, and will
R	Tcut him off from|among his people.|17:11 For the life of|the flesh is in the|blood: and I have|given it to you upon|the altar to make an|atonement for your|souls: for it is the|blood that maketh an|atonement for the|soul.|17:12 Therefore I|said unto the children
R	Tof Israel, No soul of|you shall eat blood,|neither shall any|stranger that|sojourneth among you|eat blood.|17:13 And whatsoever|man there be of the|children of Israel, or|of the strangers that|sojourn among you,|which hunteth and|catcheth any beast or|fowl that may be
R	Teaten; he shall even|pour out the blood|thereof, and cover it|with dust.|17:14 For it is the life|of all flesh; the blood|of it is for the life|thereof: therefore I|said unto the children|of Israel, Ye shall eat|the blood of no|manner of flesh: for|the life of all flesh is|the blood thereof:
R	Twhosoever eateth it|shall be cut off.|17:15 And every soul|that eateth that which|died of itself, or that|which was torn with|beasts, whether it be|one of your own|country, or a|stranger, he shall|both wash his clothes,|and bathe himself in|water, and be unclean|until the even: then
R	Tshall he be clean.|17:16 But if he wash|them not, nor bathe|his flesh; then he|shall bear his iniquity.||18:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|18:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|and say unto them, I|am the LORD your God.|18:3 After the doings
R	Tof the land of Egypt,|wherein ye dwelt, shall|ye not do: and after|the doings of the land|of Canaan, whither I|bring you, shall ye not|do: neither shall ye|walk in their|ordinances.|18:4 Ye shall do my|judgments, and keep|mine ordinances, to|walk therein: I am the|LORD your God.
R	T18:5 Ye shall|therefore keep my|statutes, and my|judgments: which if a|man do, he shall live in|them: I am the LORD.|18:6 None of you shall|approach to any that|is near of kin to him,|to uncover their|nakedness: I am the|LORD.|18:7 The nakedness of|thy father, or the
R	Tnakedness of thy|mother, shalt thou not|uncover: she is thy|mother; thou shalt not|uncover her|nakedness.|18:8 The nakedness of|thy father's wife shalt|thou not uncover: it is|thy father's|nakedness.|18:9 The nakedness of|thy sister, the|daughter of thy
R	Tfather, or daughter|of thy mother,|whether she be born|at home, or born|abroad, even their|nakedness thou shalt|not uncover.|18:10 The nakedness|of thy son's daughter,|or of thy daughter's|daughter, even their|nakedness thou shalt|not uncover: for|theirs is thine own
R	Tnakedness.|18:11 The nakedness|of thy father's wife's|daughter, begotten of|thy father, she is thy|sister, thou shalt not|uncover her|nakedness.|18:12 Thou shalt not|uncover the|nakedness of thy|father's sister: she is|thy father's near|kinswoman.
R	T18:13 Thou shalt not|uncover the|nakedness of thy|mother's sister: for|she is thy mother's|near kinswoman.|18:14 Thou shalt not|uncover the|nakedness of thy|father's brother, thou|shalt not approach to|his wife: she is thine|aunt.|18:15 Thou shalt not
R	Tuncover the|nakedness of thy|daughter in law: she is|thy son's wife; thou|shalt not uncover her|nakedness.|18:16 Thou shalt not|uncover the|nakedness of thy|brother's wife: it is|thy brother's|nakedness.|18:17 Thou shalt not|uncover the
R	Tnakedness of a woman|and her daughter,|neither shalt thou|take her son's|daughter, or her|daughter's daughter,|to uncover her|nakedness; for they|are her near|kinswomen: it is|wickedness.|18:18 Neither shalt|thou take a wife to|her sister, to vex her,
R	Tto uncover her|nakedness, beside the|other in her life time.|18:19 Also thou shalt|not approach unto a|woman to uncover her|nakedness, as long as|she is put apart for|her uncleanness.|18:20 Moreover thou|shalt not lie carnally|with thy neighbour's|wife, to defile thyself|with her.
R	T18:21 And thou shalt|not let any of thy|seed pass through|the fire to Molech,|neither shalt thou|profane the name of|thy God: I am the LORD.|18:22 Thou shalt not|lie with mankind, as with|womankind: it is|abomination.|18:23 Neither shalt|thou lie with any beast|to defile thyself
R	Ttherewith: neither|shall any woman stand|before a beast to lie|down thereto: it is|confusion.|18:24 Defile not ye|yourselves in any of|these things: for in all|these the nations are|defiled which I cast|out before you:|18:25 And the land is|defiled: therefore I|do visit the iniquity
R	Tthereof upon it, and|the land itself|vomiteth out her|inhabitants.|18:26 Ye shall|therefore keep my|statutes and my|judgments, and shall|not commit any of|these abominations;|neither any of your|own nation, nor any|stranger that|sojourneth among
R	Tyou:|18:27 (For all these|abominations have the|men of the land done,|which were before|you, and the land is|defiled;)|18:28 That the land|spue not you out also,|when ye defile it, as it|spued out the nations|that were before you.|18:29 For whosoever|shall commit any of
R	Tthese abominations,|even the souls that|commit them shall be|cut off from among|their people.|18:30 Therefore shall|ye keep mine|ordinance, that ye|commit not any one of|these abominable|customs, which were|committed before you,|and that ye defile not|yourselves therein: I
R	Tam the LORD your God.||19:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|19:2 Speak unto all|the congregation of|the children of Israel,|and say unto them, Ye|shall be holy: for I|the LORD your God am|holy.|19:3 Ye shall fear|every man his mother,
R	Tand his father, and|keep my sabbaths: I|am the LORD your God.|19:4 Turn ye not unto|idols, nor make to|yourselves molten|gods: I am the LORD|your God.|19:5 And if ye offer a|sacrifice of peace|offerings unto the|LORD, ye shall offer it|at your own will.|19:6 It shall be eaten
R	Tthe same day ye offer|it, and on the morrow:|and if ought remain|until the third day, it|shall be burnt in the|fire.|19:7 And if it be eaten|at all on the third day,|it is abominable; it|shall not be accepted.|19:8 Therefore every|one that eateth it|shall bear his iniquity,|because he hath
R	Tprofaned the hallowed|thing of the LORD: and|that soul shall be cut|off from among his|people.|19:9 And when ye reap|the harvest of your|land, thou shalt not|wholly reap the|corners of thy field,|neither shalt thou|gather the gleanings|of thy harvest.|19:10 And thou shalt
R	Tnot glean thy|vineyard, neither|shalt thou gather|every grape of thy|vineyard; thou shalt|leave them for the|poor and stranger: I|am the LORD your God.|19:11 Ye shall not|steal, neither deal|falsely, neither lie one|to another.|19:12 And ye shall not|swear by my name
R	Tfalsely, neither shalt|thou profane the|name of thy God: I am|the LORD.|19:13 Thou shalt not|defraud thy|neighbour, neither rob|him: the wages of him|that is hired shall not|abide with thee all|night until the morning.|19:14 Thou shalt not|curse the deaf, nor|put a stumblingblock
R	Tbefore the blind, but|shalt fear thy God: I|am the LORD.|19:15 Ye shall do no|unrighteousness in|judgment: thou shalt|not respect the|person of the poor,|nor honor the person|of the mighty: but in|righteousness shalt|thou judge thy|neighbour.|19:16 Thou shalt not
R	Tgo up and down as a|talebearer among thy|people: neither shalt|thou stand against the|blood of thy|neighbour; I am the|LORD.|19:17 Thou shalt not|hate thy brother in|thine heart: thou shalt|in any wise rebuke thy|neighbour, and not|suffer sin upon him.|19:18 Thou shalt not
R	Tavenge, nor bear any|grudge against the|children of thy|people, but thou shalt|love thy neighbour as|thyself: I am the LORD.|19:19 Ye shall keep my|statutes. Thou shalt|not let thy cattle|gender with a diverse|kind: thou shalt not|sow thy field with|mingled seed: neither|shall a garment
R	Tmingled of linen and|woollen come upon|thee.|19:20 And whosoever|lieth carnally with a|woman, that is a|bondmaid, betrothed to|an husband, and not|at all redeemed, nor|freedom given her;|she shall be|scourged; they shall|not be put to death,|because she was not
R	Tfree.|19:21 And he shall|bring his trespass|offering unto the|LORD, unto the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation,|even a ram for a|trespass offering.|19:22 And the priest|shall make an|atonement for him with|the ram of the|trespass offering
R	Tbefore the LORD for|his sin which he hath|done: and the sin|which he hath done|shall be forgiven him.|19:23 And when ye|shall come into the|land, and shall have|planted all manner of|trees for food, then|ye shall count the|fruit thereof as|uncircumcised: three|years shall it be as
R	Tuncircumcised unto|you: it shall not be|eaten of.|19:24 But in the|fourth year all the|fruit thereof shall be|holy to praise the|LORD withal.|19:25 And in the fifth|year shall ye eat of|the fruit thereof, that|it may yield unto you|the increase thereof:|I am the LORD your
R	TGod.|19:26 Ye shall not eat|any thing with the|blood: neither shall ye|use enchantment, nor|observe times.|19:27 Ye shall not|round the corners of|your heads, neither|shalt thou mar the|corners of thy beard.|19:28 Ye shall not|make any cuttings in|your flesh for the
R	Tdead, nor print any|marks upon you: I am|the LORD.|19:29 Do not|prostitute thy|daughter, to cause|her to be a whore;|lest the land fall to|whoredom, and the|land become full of|wickedness.|19:30 Ye shall keep my|sabbaths, and|reverence my
R	Tsanctuary: I am the|LORD.|19:31 Regard not them|that have familiar|spirits, neither seek|after wizards, to be|defiled by them: I am|the LORD your God.|19:32 Thou shalt rise|up before the hoary|head, and honour the|face of the old man,|and fear thy God: I am|the LORD.
R	T19:33 And if a|stranger sojourn with|thee in your land, ye|shall not vex him.|19:34 But the|stranger that dwelleth|with you shall be unto|you as one born|among you, and thou|shalt love him as|thyself; for ye were|strangers in the land|of Egypt: I am the|LORD your God.
R	T19:35 Ye shall do no|unrighteousness in|judgment, in meteyard,|in weight, or in|measure.|19:36 Just balances,|just weights, a just|ephah, and a just hin,|shall ye have: I am the|LORD your God, which|brought you out of|the land of Egypt.|19:37 Therefore shall|ye observe all my
R	Tstatutes, and all my|judgments, and do|them: I am the LORD.||20:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|20:2 Again, thou shalt|say to the children of|Israel, Whosoever he|be of the children of|Israel, or of the|strangers that|sojourn in Israel,
R	Tthat giveth any of his|seed unto Molech; he|shall surely be put to|death: the people of|the land shall stone|him with stones.|20:3 And I will set my|face against that man,|and will cut him off|from among his people;|because he hath given|of his seed unto|Molech, to defile my|sanctuary, and to
R	Tprofane my holy name.|20:4 And if the people|of the land do any|ways hide their eyes|from the man, when he|giveth of his seed|unto Molech, and kill|him not:|20:5 Then I will set my|face against that man,|and against his family,|and will cut him off,|and all that go a|whoring after him, to
R	Tcommit whoredom with|Molech, from among|their people.|20:6 And the soul that|turneth after such as|have familiar spirits,|and after wizards, to|go a whoring after|them, I will even set my|face against that soul,|and will cut him off|from among his people.|20:7 Sanctify|yourselves therefore,
R	Tand be ye holy: for I|am the LORD your God.|20:8 And ye shall keep|my statutes, and do|them: I am the LORD|which sanctify you.|20:9 For every one|that curseth his|father or his mother|shall be surely put to|death: he hath cursed|his father or his|mother; his blood shall|be upon him.
R	T20:10 And the man that|committeth adultery|with another man's|wife, even he that|committeth adultery|with his neighbour's|wife, the adulterer|and the adulteress|shall surely be put to|death.|20:11 And the man that|lieth with his father's|wife hath uncovered|his father's
R	Tnakedness: both of|them shall surely be|put to death; their|blood shall be upon|them.|20:12 And if a man lie|with his daughter in|law, both of them shall|surely be put to|death: they have|wrought confusion;|their blood shall be|upon them.|20:13 If a man also lie
R	Twith mankind, as he|lieth with a woman,|both of them have|committed an|abomination: they shall|surely be put to|death; their blood|shall be upon them.|20:14 And if a man|take a wife and her|mother, it is|wickedness: they shall|be burnt with fire,|both he and they; that
R	Tthere be no|wickedness among you.|20:15 And if a man lie|with a beast, he shall|surely be put to|death: and ye shall|slay the beast.|20:16 And if a woman|approach unto any|beast, and lie down|thereto, thou shalt kill|the woman, and the|beast: they shall|surely be put to
R	Tdeath; their blood|shall be upon them.|20:17 And if a man|shall take his sister,|his father's daughter,|or his mother's|daughter, and see her|nakedness, and she|see his nakedness; it|is a wicked thing; and|they shall be cut off|in the sight of their|people: he hath|uncovered his sister's
R	Tnakedness; he shall|bear his iniquity.|20:18 And if a man|shall lie with a woman|having her sickness,|and shall uncover her|nakedness; he hath|discovered her|fountain, and she hath|uncovered the|fountain of her blood:|and both of them shall|be cut off from among|their people.
R	T20:19 And thou shalt|not uncover the|nakedness of thy|mother's sister, nor|of thy father's sister:|for he uncovereth his|near kin: they shall|bear their iniquity.|20:20 And if a man|shall lie with his|uncle's wife, he hath|uncovered his uncle's|nakedness: they shall|bear their sin; they
R	Tshall die childless.|20:21 And if a man|shall take his|brother's wife, it is an|unclean thing: he hath|uncovered his|brother's nakedness;|they shall be|childless.|20:22 Ye shall|therefore keep all my|statutes, and all my|judgments, and do|them: that the land,
R	Twhither I bring you to|dwell therein, spue|you not out.|20:23 And ye shall not|walk in the manners of|the nation, which I|cast out before you:|for they committed all|these things, and|therefore I abhorred|them.|20:24 But I have said|unto you, Ye shall|inherit their land, and
R	TI will give it unto you|to possess it, a land|that floweth with milk|and honey: I am the|LORD your God, which|have separated you|from other people.|20:25 Ye shall|therefore put|difference between|clean beasts and|unclean, and between|unclean fowls and|clean: and ye shall
R	Tnot make your souls|abominable by beast,|or by fowl, or by any|manner of living thing|that creepeth on the|ground, which I have|separated from you|as unclean.|20:26 And ye shall be|holy unto me: for I the|LORD am holy, and|have severed you|from other people,|that ye should be
R	Tmine.|20:27 A man also or|woman that hath a|familiar spirit, or that|is a wizard, shall|surely be put to|death: they shall|stone them with|stones: their blood|shall be upon them.||21:1 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Speak|unto the priests the
R	Tsons of Aaron, and|say unto them, There|shall none be defiled|for the dead among|his people:|21:2 But for his kin,|that is near unto him,|that is, for his mother,|and for his father,|and for his son, and|for his daughter, and|for his brother.|21:3 And for his|sister a virgin, that is
R	Tnigh unto him, which|hath had no husband;|for her may he be|defiled.|21:4 But he shall not|defile himself, being a|chief man among his|people, to profane|himself.|21:5 They shall not|make baldness upon|their head, neither|shall they shave off|the corner of their
R	Tbeard, nor make any|cuttings in their flesh.|21:6 They shall be|holy unto their God,|and not profane the|name of their God: for|the offerings of the|LORD made by fire,|and the bread of|their God, they do|offer: therefore they|shall be holy.|21:7 They shall not|take a wife that is a
R	Twhore, or profane;|neither shall they|take a woman put away|from her husband: for|he is holy unto his|God.|21:8 Thou shalt|sanctify him|therefore; for he|offereth the bread of|thy God: he shall be|holy unto thee: for I|the LORD, which|sanctify you, am holy.
R	T21:9 And the daughter|of any priest, if she|profane herself by|playing the whore, she|profaneth her father:|she shall be burnt|with fire.|21:10 And he that is|the high priest among|his brethren, upon|whose head the|anointing oil was|poured, and that is|consecrated to put on
R	Tthe garments, shall|not uncover his head,|nor rend his clothes;|21:11 Neither shall he|go in to any dead|body, nor defile|himself for his father,|or for his mother;|21:12 Neither shall he|go out of the|sanctuary, nor|profane the|sanctuary of his God;|for the crown of the
R	Tanointing oil of his God|is upon him: I am the|LORD.|21:13 And he shall|take a wife in her|virginity.|21:14 A widow, or a|divorced woman, or|profane, or an harlot,|these shall he not|take: but he shall take|a virgin of his own|people to wife.|21:15 Neither shall he
R	Tprofane his seed|among his people: for|I the LORD do sanctify|him.|21:16 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|21:17 Speak unto|Aaron, saying,|Whosoever he be of|thy seed in their|generations that hath|any blemish, let him not|approach to offer the
R	Tbread of his God.|21:18 For whatsoever|man he be that hath a|blemish, he shall not|approach: a blind man,|or a lame, or he that|hath a flat nose, or|any thing superfluous,|21:19 Or a man that is|brokenfooted, or|brokenhanded,|21:20 Or crookbackt,|or a dwarf, or that|hath a blemish in his
R	Teye, or be scurvy, or|scabbed, or hath his|stones broken;|21:21 No man that hath|a blemish of the seed|of Aaron the priest|shall come nigh to|offer the offerings|of the LORD made by|fire: he hath a blemish;|he shall not come nigh|to offer the bread of|his God.|21:22 He shall eat the
R	Tbread of his God, both|of the most holy, and|of the holy.|21:23 Only he shall|not go in unto the vail,|nor come nigh unto|the altar, because he|hath a blemish; that he|profane not my|sanctuaries: for I the|LORD do sanctify them.|21:24 And Moses told|it unto Aaron, and to|his sons, and unto all
R	Tthe children of Israel.||22:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|22:2 Speak unto Aaron|and to his sons, that|they separate|themselves from the|holy things of the|children of Israel,|and that they profane|not my holy name in|those things which
R	Tthey hallow unto me: I|am the LORD.|22:3 Say unto them,|Whosoever he be of|all your seed among|your generations, that|goeth unto the holy|things, which the|children of Israel|hallow unto the LORD,|having his|uncleanness upon him,|that soul shall be cut|off from my presence:
R	TI am the LORD.|22:4 What man soever|of the seed of Aaron|is a leper, or hath a|running issue; he shall|not eat of the holy|things, until he be|clean. And whoso|toucheth any thing|that is unclean by the|dead, or a man whose|seed goeth from him;|22:5 Or whosoever|toucheth any creeping
R	Tthing, whereby he may|be made unclean, or a|man of whom he may|take uncleanness,|whatsoever|uncleanness he hath;|22:6 The soul which|hath touched any|such shall be unclean|until even, and shall|not eat of the holy|things, unless he wash|his flesh with water.|22:7 And when the sun
R	Tis down, he shall be|clean, and shall|afterward eat of the|holy things; because it|is his food.|22:8 That which dieth|of itself, or is torn|with beasts, he shall|not eat to defile|himself therewith; I am|the LORD.|22:9 They shall|therefore keep mine|ordinance, lest they
R	Tbear sin for it, and|die therefore, if they|profane it: I the LORD|do sanctify them.|22:10 There shall no|stranger eat of the|holy thing: a|sojourner of the|priest, or an hired|servant, shall not eat|of the holy thing.|22:11 But if the priest|buy any soul with his|money, he shall eat of
R	Tit, and he that is born|in his house: they|shall eat of his meat.|22:12 If the priest's|daughter also be|married unto a|stranger, she may not|eat of an offering of|the holy things.|22:13 But if the|priest's daughter be a|widow, or divorced,|and have no child, and|is returned unto her
R	Tfather's house, as in|her youth, she shall|eat of her father's|meat: but there shall|be no stranger eat|thereof.|22:14 And if a man eat|of the holy thing|unwittingly, then he|shall put the fifth|part thereof unto it,|and shall give it unto|the priest with the|holy thing.
R	T22:15 And they shall|not profane the holy|things of the children|of Israel, which they|offer unto the LORD;|22:16 Or suffer them|to bear the iniquity of|trespass, when they|eat their holy things:|for I the LORD do|sanctify them.|22:17 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,
R	T22:18 Speak unto|Aaron, and to his|sons, and unto all the|children of Israel,|and say unto them,|Whatsoever he be of|the house of Israel,|or of the strangers|in Israel, that will|offer his oblation for|all his vows, and for|all his freewill|offerings, which they|will offer unto the
R	TLORD for a burnt|offering;|22:19 Ye shall offer|at your own will a male|without blemish, of the|beeves, of the sheep,|or of the goats.|22:20 But whatsoever|hath a blemish, that|shall ye not offer:|for it shall not be|acceptable for you.|22:21 And whosoever|offereth a sacrifice
R	Tof peace offerings|unto the LORD to|accomplish his vow, or|a freewill offering in|beeves or sheep, it|shall be perfect to be|accepted; there shall|be no blemish therein.|22:22 Blind, or broken,|or maimed, or having a|wen, or scurvy, or|scabbed, ye shall not|offer these unto the|LORD, nor make an
R	Toffering by fire of|them upon the altar|unto the LORD.|22:23 Either a bullock|or a lamb that hath|any thing superfluous|or lacking in his parts,|that mayest thou|offer for a freewill|offering; but for a|vow it shall not be|accepted.|22:24 Ye shall not|offer unto the LORD
R	Tthat which is bruised,|or crushed, or|broken, or cut;|neither shall ye make|any offering thereof|in your land.|22:25 Neither from a|stranger's hand shall|ye offer the bread of|your God of any of|these; because their|corruption is in them,|and blemishes be in|them: they shall not be
R	Taccepted for you.|22:26 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|22:27 When a bullock,|or a sheep, or a goat,|is brought forth, then|it shall be seven days|under the dam; and|from the eighth day|and thenceforth it|shall be accepted for|an offering made by|fire unto the LORD.
R	T22:28 And whether it|be cow, or ewe, ye|shall not kill it and|her young both in one|day.|22:29 And when ye will|offer a sacrifice of|thanksgiving unto the|LORD, offer it at your|own will.|22:30 On the same day|it shall be eaten up;|ye shall leave none of|it until the morrow: I
R	Tam the LORD.|22:31 Therefore shall|ye keep my|commandments, and do|them: I am the LORD.|22:32 Neither shall ye|profane my holy name;|but I will be hallowed|among the children of|Israel: I am the LORD|which hallow you,|22:33 That brought|you out of the land of|Egypt, to be your God:
R	TI am the LORD.||23:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|23:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|and say unto them,|Concerning the feasts|of the LORD, which ye|shall proclaim to be|holy convocations,|even these are my|feasts.
R	T23:3 Six days shall|work be done: but the|seventh day is the|sabbath of rest, an|holy convocation; ye|shall do no work|therein: it is the|sabbath of the LORD|in all your dwellings.|23:4 These are the|feasts of the LORD,|even holy|convocations, which ye|shall proclaim in their
R	Tseasons.|23:5 In the fourteenth|day of the first month|at even is the LORD's|passover.|23:6 And on the|fifteenth day of the|same month is the|feast of unleavened|bread unto the LORD:|seven days ye must|eat unleavened bread.|23:7 In the first day|ye shall have an holy
R	Tconvocation: ye shall|do no servile work|therein.|23:8 But ye shall|offer an offering|made by fire unto the|LORD seven days: in|the seventh day is an|holy convocation: ye|shall do no servile|work therein.|23:9 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,
R	T23:10 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|and say unto them,|When ye be come into|the land which I give|unto you, and shall|reap the harvest|thereof, then ye shall|bring a sheaf of the|firstfruits of your|harvest unto the|priest:|23:11 And he shall|wave the sheaf
R	Tbefore the LORD, to|be accepted for you:|on the morrow after|the sabbath the priest|shall wave it.|23:12 And ye shall|offer that day when|ye wave the sheaf an|he lamb without blemish|of the first year for|a burnt offering unto|the LORD.|23:13 And the meat|offering thereof shall
R	Tbe two tenth deals of|fine flour mingled with|oil, an offering made|by fire unto the LORD|for a sweet savour:|and the drink offering|thereof shall be of|wine, the fourth part|of an hin.|23:14 And ye shall eat|neither bread, nor|parched corn, nor|green ears, until the|selfsame day that ye
R	Thave brought an|offering unto your|God: it shall be a|statute for ever|throughout your|generations in all|your dwellings.|23:15 And ye shall|count unto you from|the morrow after the|sabbath, from the day|that ye brought the|sheaf of the wave|offering; seven
R	Tsabbaths shall be|complete:|23:16 Even unto the|morrow after the|seventh sabbath shall|ye number fifty days;|and ye shall offer a|new meat offering|unto the LORD.|23:17 Ye shall bring|out of your|habitations two wave|loaves of two tenth|deals; they shall be of
R	Tfine flour; they shall|be baken with leaven;|they are the|firstfruits unto the|LORD.|23:18 And ye shall|offer with the bread|seven lambs without|blemish of the first|year, and one young|bullock, and two rams:|they shall be for a|burnt offering unto|the LORD, with their
R	Tmeat offering, and|their drink offerings,|even an offering made|by fire, of sweet|savour unto the LORD.|23:19 Then ye shall|sacrifice one kid of|the goats for a sin|offering, and two|lambs of the first|year for a sacrifice|of peace offerings.|23:20 And the priest|shall wave them with
R	Tthe bread of the|firstfruits for a wave|offering before the|LORD, with the two|lambs: they shall be|holy to the LORD for|the priest.|23:21 And ye shall|proclaim on the|selfsame day, that it|may be an holy|convocation unto you:|ye shall do no servile|work therein: it shall
R	Tbe a statute for ever|in all your dwellings|throughout your|generations.|23:22 And when ye|reap the harvest of|your land, thou shalt|not make clean|riddance of the|corners of thy field|when thou reapest,|neither shalt thou|gather any gleaning|of thy harvest: thou
R	Tshalt leave them unto|the poor, and to the|stranger: I am the|LORD your God.|23:23 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|23:24 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, In the seventh|month, in the first day|of the month, shall ye|have a sabbath, a|memorial of blowing of
R	Ttrumpets, an holy|convocation.|23:25 Ye shall do no|servile work therein:|but ye shall offer an|offering made by fire|unto the LORD.|23:26 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|23:27 Also on the|tenth day of this|seventh month there|shall be a day of
R	Tatonement: it shall be|an holy convocation|unto you; and ye shall|afflict your souls, and|offer an offering|made by fire unto the|LORD.|23:28 And ye shall do|no work in that same|day: for it is a day of|atonement, to make an|atonement for you|before the LORD your|God.
R	T23:29 For whatsoever|soul it be that shall|not be afflicted in|that same day, he|shall be cut off from|among his people.|23:30 And whatsoever|soul it be that doeth|any work in that same|day, the same soul will|I destroy from among|his people.|23:31 Ye shall do no|manner of work: it
R	Tshall be a statute for|ever throughout your|generations in all|your dwellings.|23:32 It shall be unto|you a sabbath of|rest, and ye shall|afflict your souls: in|the ninth day of the|month at even, from|even unto even, shall|ye celebrate your|sabbath.|23:33 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses,|saying,|23:34 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, The fifteenth|day of this seventh|month shall be the|feast of tabernacles|for seven days unto|the LORD.|23:35 On the first day|shall be an holy|convocation: ye shall|do no servile work
R	Ttherein.|23:36 Seven days ye|shall offer an|offering made by fire|unto the LORD: on the|eighth day shall be an|holy convocation unto|you; and ye shall|offer an offering|made by fire unto the|LORD: it is a solemn|assembly; and ye shall|do no servile work|therein.
R	T23:37 These are the|feasts of the LORD,|which ye shall|proclaim to be holy|convocations, to offer|an offering made by|fire unto the LORD, a|burnt offering, and a|meat offering, a|sacrifice, and drink|offerings, every thing|upon his day:|23:38 Beside the|sabbaths of the LORD,
R	Tand beside your gifts,|and beside all your|vows, and beside all|your freewill|offerings, which ye|give unto the LORD.|23:39 Also in the|fifteenth day of the|seventh month, when|ye have gathered in|the fruit of the land,|ye shall keep a feast|unto the LORD seven|days: on the first day
R	Tshall be a sabbath,|and on the eighth day|shall be a sabbath.|23:40 And ye shall|take you on the first|day the boughs of|goodly trees,|branches of palm|trees, and the boughs|of thick trees, and|willows of the brook;|and ye shall rejoice|before the LORD your|God seven days.
R	T23:41 And ye shall|keep it a feast unto|the LORD seven days|in the year. It shall be|a statute for ever in|your generations: ye|shall celebrate it in|the seventh month.|23:42 Ye shall dwell in|booths seven days; all|that are Israelites|born shall dwell in|booths:|23:43 That your
R	Tgenerations may know|that I made the|children of Israel to|dwell in booths, when I|brought them out of|the land of Egypt: I am|the LORD your God.|23:44 And Moses|declared unto the|children of Israel the|feasts of the LORD.||24:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,
R	Tsaying,|24:2 Command the|children of Israel,|that they bring unto|thee pure oil olive|beaten for the light,|to cause the lamps to|burn continually.|24:3 Without the vail of|the testimony, in the|tabernacle of the|congregation, shall|Aaron order it from|the evening unto the
R	Tmorning before the|LORD continually: it|shall be a statute for|ever in your|generations.|24:4 He shall order|the lamps upon the|pure candlestick|before the LORD|continually.|24:5 And thou shalt|take fine flour, and|bake twelve cakes|thereof: two tenth
R	Tdeals shall be in one|cake.|24:6 And thou shalt|set them in two rows,|six on a row, upon the|pure table before the|LORD.|24:7 And thou shalt|put pure frankincense|upon each row, that it|may be on the bread|for a memorial, even|an offering made by|fire unto the LORD.
R	T24:8 Every sabbath he|shall set it in order|before the LORD|continually, being|taken from the|children of Israel by|an everlasting|covenant.|24:9 And it shall be|Aaron's and his sons';|and they shall eat it in|the holy place: for it|is most holy unto him|of the offerings of
R	Tthe LORD made by fire|by a perpetual|statute.|24:10 And the son of|an Israelitish woman,|whose father was an|Egyptian, went out|among the children of|Israel: and this son of|the Israelitish woman|and a man of Israel|strove together in the|camp;|24:11 And the
R	TIsraelitish woman's|son blasphemed the|name of the Lord, and|cursed. And they|brought him unto|Moses: (and his|mother's name was|Shelomith, the|daughter of Dibri, of|the tribe of Dan:)|24:12 And they put him|in ward, that the mind|of the LORD might be|shewed them.
R	T24:13 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|24:14 Bring forth him|that hath cursed|without the camp; and|let all that heard him|lay their hands upon|his head, and let all|the congregation|stone him.|24:15 And thou shalt|speak unto the|children of Israel,
R	Tsaying, Whosoever|curseth his God shall|bear his sin.|24:16 And he that|blasphemeth the name|of the LORD, he shall|surely be put to|death, and all the|congregation shall|certainly stone him: as|well the stranger, as|he that is born in the|land, when he|blasphemeth the name
R	Tof the Lord, shall be|put to death.|24:17 And he that|killeth any man shall|surely be put to|death.|24:18 And he that|killeth a beast shall|make it good; beast|for beast.|24:19 And if a man|cause a blemish in his|neighbour; as he hath|done, so shall it be
R	Tdone to him;|24:20 Breach for|breach, eye for eye,|tooth for tooth: as he|hath caused a blemish|in a man, so shall it be|done to him again.|24:21 And he that|killeth a beast, he|shall restore it: and|he that killeth a man,|he shall be put to|death.|24:22 Ye shall have
R	Tone manner of law, as|well for the stranger,|as for one of your|own country: for I am|the LORD your God.|24:23 And Moses|spake to the children|of Israel, that they|should bring forth him|that had cursed out|of the camp, and|stone him with stones.|And the children of|Israel did as the LORD
R	Tcommanded Moses.||25:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses in|mount Sinai, saying,|25:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|and say unto them,|When ye come into the|land which I give you,|then shall the land|keep a sabbath unto|the LORD.|25:3 Six years thou
R	Tshalt sow thy field,|and six years thou|shalt prune thy|vineyard, and gather|in the fruit thereof;|25:4 But in the|seventh year shall be|a sabbath of rest|unto the land, a|sabbath for the LORD:|thou shalt neither sow|thy field, nor prune|thy vineyard.|25:5 That which
R	Tgroweth of its own|accord of thy|harvest thou shalt|not reap, neither|gather the grapes of|thy vine undressed:|for it is a year of|rest unto the land.|25:6 And the sabbath|of the land shall be|meat for you; for|thee, and for thy|servant, and for thy|maid, and for thy
R	Thired servant, and|for thy stranger that|sojourneth with thee.|25:7 And for thy|cattle, and for the|beast that are in thy|land, shall all the|increase thereof be|meat.|25:8 And thou shalt|number seven|sabbaths of years|unto thee, seven times|seven years; and the
R	Tspace of the seven|sabbaths of years|shall be unto thee|forty and nine years.|25:9 Then shalt thou|cause the trumpet of|the jubile to sound on|the tenth day of the|seventh month, in the|day of atonement|shall ye make the|trumpet sound|throughout all your|land.
R	T25:10 And ye shall|hallow the fiftieth|year, and proclaim|liberty throughout all|the land unto all the|inhabitants thereof: it|shall be a jubile unto|you; and ye shall|return every man|unto his possession,|and ye shall return|every man unto his|family.|25:11 A jubile shall
R	Tthat fiftieth year be|unto you: ye shall not|sow, neither reap that|which groweth of|itself in it, nor gather|the grapes in it of thy|vine undressed.|25:12 For it is the|jubile; it shall be holy|unto you: ye shall eat|the increase thereof|out of the field.|25:13 In the year of|this jubile ye shall
R	Treturn every man|unto his possession.|25:14 And if thou sell|ought unto thy|neighbour, or buyest|ought of thy|neighbour's hand, ye|shall not oppress one|another:|25:15 According to the|number of years|after the jubile thou|shalt buy of thy|neighbour, and
R	Taccording unto the|number of years of|the fruits he shall|sell unto thee:|25:16 According to the|multitude of years|thou shalt increase|the price thereof, and|according to the|fewness of years|thou shalt diminish the|price of it: for|according to the|number of the years
R	Tof the fruits doth he|sell unto thee.|25:17 Ye shall not|therefore oppress|one another; but thou|shalt fear thy God:|for I am the LORD|your God.|25:18 Wherefore ye|shall do my statutes,|and keep my|judgments, and do|them; and ye shall|dwell in the land in
R	Tsafety.|25:19 And the land|shall yield her fruit,|and ye shall eat your|fill, and dwell therein|in safety.|25:20 And if ye shall|say, What shall we eat|the seventh year?|behold, we shall not|sow, nor gather in our|increase:|25:21 Then I will|command my blessing
R	Tupon you in the sixth|year, and it shall|bring forth fruit for|three years.|25:22 And ye shall sow|the eighth year, and|eat yet of old fruit|until the ninth year;|until her fruits come|in ye shall eat of the|old store.|25:23 The land shall|not be sold for ever:|for the land is mine,
R	Tfor ye are strangers|and sojourners with|me.|25:24 And in all the|land of your|possession ye shall|grant a redemption|for the land.|25:25 If thy brother|be waxen poor, and|hath sold away some|of his possession, and|if any of his kin come|to redeem it, then
R	Tshall he redeem that|which his brother|sold.|25:26 And if the man|have none to redeem|it, and himself be able|to redeem it;|25:27 Then let him|count the years of|the sale thereof, and|restore the overplus|unto the man to whom|he sold it; that he may|return unto his
R	Tpossession.|25:28 But if he be not|able to restore it to|him, then that which is|sold shall remain in|the hand of him that|hath bought it until|the year of jubile:|and in the jubile it|shall go out, and he|shall return unto his|possession.|25:29 And if a man sell|a dwelling house in a
R	Twalled city, then he|may redeem it within a|whole year after it is|sold; within a full year|may he redeem it.|25:30 And if it be not|redeemed within the|space of a full year,|then the house that is|in the walled city shall|be established for|ever to him that|bought it throughout|his generations: it
R	Tshall not go out in the|jubile.|25:31 But the houses|of the villages which|have no wall round|about them shall be|counted as the fields|of the country: they|may be redeemed, and|they shall go out in|the jubile.|25:32 Notwithstanding|the cities of the|Levites, and the
R	Thouses of the cities|of their possession,|may the Levites|redeem at any time.|25:33 And if a man|purchase of the|Levites, then the|house that was sold,|and the city of his|possession, shall go|out in the year of|jubile: for the houses|of the cities of the|Levites are their
R	Tpossession among the|children of Israel.|25:34 But the field of|the suburbs of their|cities may not be sold;|for it is their|perpetual possession.|25:35 And if thy|brother be waxen|poor, and fallen in|decay with thee; then|thou shalt relieve him:|yea, though he be a|stranger, or a
R	Tsojourner; that he|may live with thee.|25:36 Take thou no|usury of him, or|increase: but fear thy|God; that thy brother|may live with thee.|25:37 Thou shalt not|give him thy money|upon usury, nor lend|him thy victuals for|increase.|25:38 I am the LORD|your God, which
R	Tbrought you forth out|of the land of Egypt,|to give you the land|of Canaan, and to be|your God.|25:39 And if thy|brother that dwelleth|by thee be waxen|poor, and be sold|unto thee; thou shalt|not compel him to|serve as a|bondservant:|25:40 But as an hired
R	Tservant, and as a|sojourner, he shall|be with thee, and shall|serve thee unto the|year of jubile.|25:41 And then shall|he depart from thee,|both he and his|children with him, and|shall return unto his|own family, and unto|the possession of his|fathers shall he|return.
R	T25:42 For they are my|servants, which I|brought forth out of|the land of Egypt:|they shall not be sold|as bondmen.|25:43 Thou shalt not|rule over him with|rigour; but shalt fear|thy God.|25:44 Both thy|bondmen, and thy|bondmaids, which thou|shalt have, shall be of
R	Tthe heathen that are|round about you; of|them shall ye buy|bondmen and|bondmaids.|25:45 Moreover of the|children of the|strangers that do|sojourn among you,|of them shall ye buy,|and of their families|that are with you,|which they begat in|your land: and they
R	Tshall be your|possession.|25:46 And ye shall|take them as an|inheritance for your|children after you, to|inherit them for a|possession; they shall|be your bondmen for|ever: but over your|brethren the children|of Israel, ye shall not|rule one over|another with rigour.
R	T25:47 And if a|sojourner or|stranger wax rich by|thee, and thy brother|that dwelleth by him|wax poor, and sell|himself unto the|stranger or|sojourner by thee, or|to the stock of the|stranger's family:|25:48 After that he is|sold he may be|redeemed again; one
R	Tof his brethren may|redeem him:|25:49 Either his uncle,|or his uncle's son,|may redeem him, or|any that is nigh of kin|unto him of his family|may redeem him; or if|he be able, he may|redeem himself.|25:50 And he shall|reckon with him that|bought him from the|year that he was sold
R	Tto him unto the year|of jubile: and the|price of his sale shall|be according unto the|number of years,|according to the time|of an hired servant|shall it be with him.|25:51 If there be yet|many years behind,|according unto them|he shall give again the|price of his|redemption out of the
R	Tmoney that he was|bought for.|25:52 And if there|remain but few years|unto the year of|jubile, then he shall|count with him, and|according unto his|years shall he give|him again the price of|his redemption.|25:53 And as a yearly|hired servant shall he|be with him: and the
R	Tother shall not rule|with rigour over him in|thy sight.|25:54 And if he be not|redeemed in these|years, then he shall|go out in the year of|jubile, both he, and|his children with him.|25:55 For unto me the|children of Israel are|servants; they are my|servants whom I|brought forth out of
R	Tthe land of Egypt: I am|the LORD your God.||26:1 Ye shall make you|no idols nor graven|image, neither rear|you up a standing|image, neither shall ye|set up any image of|stone in your land, to|bow down unto it: for I|am the LORD your God.|26:2 Ye shall keep my|sabbaths, and
R	Treverence my|sanctuary: I am the|LORD.|26:3 If ye walk in my|statutes, and keep my|commandments, and do|them;|26:4 Then I will give|you rain in due|season, and the land|shall yield her|increase, and the|trees of the field|shall yield their fruit.
R	T26:5 And your|threshing shall reach|unto the vintage, and|the vintage shall|reach unto the sowing|time: and ye shall eat|your bread to the|full, and dwell in your|land safely.|26:6 And I will give|peace in the land, and|ye shall lie down, and|none shall make you|afraid: and I will rid
R	Tevil beasts out of the|land, neither shall the|sword go through|your land.|26:7 And ye shall|chase your enemies,|and they shall fall|before you by the|sword.|26:8 And five of you|shall chase an|hundred, and an|hundred of you shall|put ten thousand to
R	Tflight: and your|enemies shall fall|before you by the|sword.|26:9 For I will have|respect unto you, and|make you fruitful, and|multiply you, and|establish my covenant|with you.|26:10 And ye shall eat|old store, and bring|forth the old because|of the new.
R	T26:11 And I set my|tabernacle among you:|and my soul shall not|abhor you.|26:12 And I will walk|among you, and will be|your God, and ye shall|be my people.|26:13 I am the LORD|your God, which|brought you forth out|of the land of Egypt,|that ye should not be|their bondmen; and I
R	Thave broken the|bands of your yoke,|and made you go|upright.|26:14 But if ye will not|hearken unto me, and|will not do all these|commandments;|26:15 And if ye shall|despise my statutes,|or if your soul abhor|my judgments, so that|ye will not do all my|commandments, but
R	Tthat ye break my|covenant:|26:16 I also will do|this unto you; I will|even appoint over you|terror, consumption,|and the burning ague,|that shall consume the|eyes, and cause|sorrow of heart: and|ye shall sow your|seed in vain, for your|enemies shall eat it.|26:17 And I will set my
R	Tface against you, and|ye shall be slain|before your enemies:|they that hate you|shall reign over you;|and ye shall flee when|none pursueth you.|26:18 And if ye will not|yet for all this|hearken unto me, then|I will punish you seven|times more for your|sins.|26:19 And I will break
R	Tthe pride of your|power; and I will make|your heaven as iron,|and your earth as|brass:|26:20 And your|strength shall be|spent in vain: for|your land shall not|yield her increase,|neither shall the|trees of the land|yield their fruits.|26:21 And if ye walk
R	Tcontrary unto me, and|will not hearken unto|me; I will bring seven|times more plagues|upon you according to|your sins.|26:22 I will also send|wild beasts among you,|which shall rob you of|your children, and|destroy your cattle,|and make you few in|number; and your high|ways shall be
R	Tdesolate.|26:23 And if ye will not|be reformed by me by|these things, but will|walk contrary unto me;|26:24 Then will I also|walk contrary unto|you, and will punish|you yet seven times|for your sins.|26:25 And I will bring a|sword upon you, that|shall avenge the|quarrel of my
R	Tcovenant: and when ye|are gathered|together within your|cities, I will send the|pestilence among you;|and ye shall be|delivered into the|hand of the enemy.|26:26 And when I have|broken the staff of|your bread, ten women|shall bake your bread|in one oven, and they|shall deliver you your
R	Tbread again by weight:|and ye shall eat, and|not be satisfied.|26:27 And if ye will not|for all this hearken|unto me, but walk|contrary unto me;|26:28 Then I will walk|contrary unto you|also in fury; and I,|even I, will chastise|you seven times for|your sins.|26:29 And ye shall eat
R	Tthe flesh of your|sons, and the flesh of|your daughters shall|ye eat.|26:30 And I will|destroy your high|places, and cut down|your images, and cast|your carcases upon|the carcases of your|idols, and my soul|shall abhor you.|26:31 And I will make|your cities waste, and
R	Tbring your|sanctuaries unto|desolation, and I will|not smell the savour|of your sweet odours.|26:32 And I will bring|the land into|desolation: and your|enemies which dwell|therein shall be|astonished at it.|26:33 And I will|scatter you among the|heathen, and will draw
R	Tout a sword after|you: and your land|shall be desolate, and|your cities waste.|26:34 Then shall the|land enjoy her|sabbaths, as long as|it lieth desolate, and|ye be in your enemies'|land; even then shall|the land rest, and|enjoy her sabbaths.|26:35 As long as it|lieth desolate it shall
R	Trest; because it did|not rest in your|sabbaths, when ye|dwelt upon it.|26:36 And upon them|that are left alive of|you I will send a|faintness into their|hearts in the lands of|their enemies; and the|sound of a shaken|leaf shall chase them;|and they shall flee, as|fleeing from a sword;
R	Tand they shall fall|when none pursueth.|26:37 And they shall|fall one upon another,|as it were before a|sword, when none|pursueth: and ye shall|have no power to|stand before your|enemies.|26:38 And ye shall|perish among the|heathen, and the land|of your enemies shall
R	Teat you up.|26:39 And they that|are left of you shall|pine away in their|iniquity in your|enemies' lands; and|also in the iniquities of|their fathers shall|they pine away with|them.|26:40 If they shall|confess their iniquity,|and the iniquity of|their fathers, with
R	Ttheir trespass which|they trespassed|against me, and that|also they have walked|contrary unto me;|26:41 And that I also|have walked contrary|unto them, and have|brought them into the|land of their enemies;|if then their|uncircumcised hearts|be humbled, and they|then accept of the
R	Tpunishment of their|iniquity:|26:42 Then will I|remember my covenant|with Jacob, and also|my covenant with|Isaac, and also my|covenant with Abraham|will I remember; and I|will remember the land.|26:43 The land also|shall be left of them,|and shall enjoy her|sabbaths, while she
R	Tlieth desolate without|them: and they shall|accept of the|punishment of their|iniquity: because, even|because they|despised my|judgments, and|because their soul|abhorred my statutes.|26:44 And yet for all|that, when they be in|the land of their|enemies, I will not cast
R	Tthem away, neither will|I abhor them, to|destroy them utterly,|and to break my|covenant with them:|for I am the LORD|their God.|26:45 But I will for|their sakes remember|the covenant of their|ancestors, whom I|brought forth out of|the land of Egypt in|the sight of the
R	Theathen, that I might|be their God: I am the|LORD.|26:46 These are the|statutes and|judgments and laws,|which the LORD made|between him and the|children of Israel in|mount Sinai by the|hand of Moses.||27:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,
R	Tsaying,|27:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|and say unto them,|When a man shall make|a singular vow, the|persons shall be for|the LORD by thy|estimation.|27:3 And thy estimation|shall be of the male|from twenty years old|even unto sixty years|old, even thy
R	Testimation shall be|fifty shekels of silver,|after the shekel of|the sanctuary.|27:4 And if it be a|female, then thy|estimation shall be|thirty shekels.|27:5 And if it be from|five years old even|unto twenty years old,|then thy estimation|shall be of the male|twenty shekels, and
R	Tfor the female ten|shekels.|27:6 And if it be from|a month old even unto|five years old, then|thy estimation shall be|of the male five|shekels of silver, and|for the female thy|estimation shall be|three shekels of|silver.|27:7 And if it be from|sixty years old and
R	Tabove; if it be a male,|then thy estimation|shall be fifteen|shekels, and for the|female ten shekels.|27:8 But if he be|poorer than thy|estimation, then he|shall present himself|before the priest, and|the priest shall value|him; according to his|ability that vowed|shall the priest value
R	Thim.|27:9 And if it be a|beast, whereof men|bring an offering unto|the LORD, all that any|man giveth of such|unto the LORD shall be|holy.|27:10 He shall not|alter it, nor change it,|a good for a bad, or|a bad for a good: and|if he shall at all|change beast for
R	Tbeast, then it and the|exchange thereof|shall be holy.|27:11 And if it be any|unclean beast, of|which they do not|offer a sacrifice unto|the LORD, then he|shall present the|beast before the|priest:|27:12 And the priest|shall value it, whether|it be good or bad: as
R	Tthou valuest it, who|art the priest, so|shall it be.|27:13 But if he will at|all redeem it, then he|shall add a fifth part|thereof unto thy|estimation.|27:14 And when a man|shall sanctify his|house to be holy unto|the LORD, then the|priest shall estimate it,|whether it be good or
R	Tbad: as the priest|shall estimate it, so|shall it stand.|27:15 And if he that|sanctified it will|redeem his house,|then he shall add the|fifth part of the|money of thy|estimation unto it, and|it shall be his.|27:16 And if a man|shall sanctify unto|the LORD some part of
R	Ta field of his|possession, then thy|estimation shall be|according to the seed|thereof: an homer of|barley seed shall be|valued at fifty|shekels of silver.|27:17 If he sanctify|his field from the|year of jubile,|according to thy|estimation it shall|stand.
R	T27:18 But if he|sanctify his field|after the jubile, then|the priest shall|reckon unto him the|money according to|the years that remain,|even unto the year of|the jubile, and it shall|be abated from thy|estimation.|27:19 And if he that|sanctified the field will|in any wise redeem it,
R	Tthen he shall add the|fifth part of the|money of thy|estimation unto it, and|it shall be assured to|him.|27:20 And if he will not|redeem the field, or if|he have sold the field|to another man, it|shall not be redeemed|any more.|27:21 But the field,|when it goeth out in
R	Tthe jubile, shall be|holy unto the LORD, as|a field devoted; the|possession thereof|shall be the priest's.|27:22 And if a man|sanctify unto the|LORD a field which he|hath bought, which is|not of the fields of|his possession;|27:23 Then the priest|shall reckon unto him|the worth of thy
R	Testimation, even unto|the year of the jubile:|and he shall give thine|estimation in that day,|as a holy thing unto|the LORD.|27:24 In the year of|the jubile the field|shall return unto him|of whom it was bought,|even to him to whom|the possession of the|land did belong.|27:25 And all thy
R	Testimations shall be|according to the|shekel of the|sanctuary: twenty|gerahs shall be the|shekel.|27:26 Only the|firstling of the|beasts, which should|be the LORD's firstling,|no man shall sanctify|it; whether it be ox, or|sheep: it is the LORD's.|27:27 And if it be of
R	Tan unclean beast,|then he shall redeem|it according to thine|estimation, and shall|add a fifth part of it|thereto: or if it be not|redeemed, then it shall|be sold according to|thy estimation.|27:28 Notwithstanding|no devoted thing, that|a man shall devote|unto the LORD of all|that he hath, both of
R	Tman and beast, and of|the field of his|possession, shall be|sold or redeemed:|every devoted thing is|most holy unto the|LORD.|27:29 None devoted,|which shall be devoted|of men, shall be|redeemed; but shall|surely be put to|death.|27:30 And all the tithe
R	Tof the land, whether|of the seed of the|land, or of the fruit|of the tree, is the|LORD's: it is holy unto|the LORD.|27:31 And if a man will|at all redeem ought of|his tithes, he shall add|thereto the fifth part|thereof.|27:32 And concerning|the tithe of the herd,|or of the flock, even
R	Tof whatsoever|passeth under the|rod, the tenth shall be|holy unto the LORD.|27:33 He shall not|search whether it be|good or bad, neither|shall he change it: and|if he change it at all,|then both it and the|change thereof shall|be holy; it shall not be|redeemed.|27:34 These are the
R	Tcommandments, which|the LORD commanded|Moses for the|children of Israel in|mount Sinai.
R	K2;The Fourth Book|of Moses: Called|Numbers	T||1:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses in|the wilderness of|Sinai, in the|tabernacle of the|congregation, on the|first day of the|second month, in the|second year after|they were come out of
R	Tthe land of Egypt,|saying,|1:2 Take ye the sum of|all the congregation|of the children of|Israel, after their|families, by the house|of their fathers, with|the number of their|names, every male by|their polls;|1:3 From twenty years|old and upward, all|that are able to go
R	Tforth to war in Israel:|thou and Aaron shall|number them by their|armies.|1:4 And with you there|shall be a man of|every tribe; every|one head of the|house of his fathers.|1:5 And these are the|names of the men that|shall stand with you:|of the tribe of|Reuben; Elizur the son
R	Tof Shedeur.|1:6 Of Simeon;|Shelumiel the son of|Zurishaddai.|1:7 Of Judah; Nahshon|the son of Amminadab.|1:8 Of Issachar;|Nethaneel the son of|Zuar.|1:9 Of Zebulun; Eliab|the son of Helon.|1:10 Of the children|of Joseph: of Ephraim;|Elishama the son of
R	TAmmihud: of Manasseh;|Gamaliel the son of|Pedahzur.|1:11 Of Benjamin;|Abidan the son of|Gideoni.|1:12 Of Dan; Ahiezer|the son of|Ammishaddai.|1:13 Of Asher; Pagiel|the son of Ocran.|1:14 Of Gad; Eliasaph|the son of Deuel.|1:15 Of Naphtali; Ahira
R	Tthe son of Enan.|1:16 These were the|renowned of the|congregation, princes|of the tribes of their|fathers, heads of|thousands in Israel.|1:17 And Moses and|Aaron took these men|which are expressed|by their names:|1:18 And they|assembled all the|congregation together
R	Ton the first day of|the second month, and|they declared their|pedigrees after their|families, by the house|of their fathers,|according to the|number of the names,|from twenty years old|and upward, by their|polls.|1:19 As the LORD|commanded Moses, so|he numbered them in
R	Tthe wilderness of|Sinai.|1:20 And the children|of Reuben, Israel's|eldest son, by their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, according to|the number of the|names, by their polls,|every male from|twenty years old and|upward, all that were
R	Table to go forth to|war;|1:21 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Reuben, were forty|and six thousand and|five hundred.|1:22 Of the children|of Simeon, by their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, those that
R	Twere numbered of|them, according to the|number of the names,|by their polls, every|male from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;|1:23 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Simeon, were fifty and|nine thousand and|three hundred.
R	T1:24 Of the children|of Gad, by their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, according to|the number of the|names, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;|1:25 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of
R	TGad, were forty and|five thousand six|hundred and fifty.|1:26 Of the children|of Judah, by their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, according to|the number of the|names, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;
R	T1:27 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Judah, were|threescore and|fourteen thousand|and six hundred.|1:28 Of the children|of Issachar, by their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, according to|the number of the
R	Tnames, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;|1:29 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Issachar, were fifty|and four thousand|and four hundred.|1:30 Of the children|of Zebulun, by their|generations, after|their families, by the
R	Thouse of their|fathers, according to|the number of the|names, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;|1:31 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Zebulun, were fifty|and seven thousand|and four hundred.|1:32 Of the children
R	Tof Joseph, namely, of|the children of|Ephraim, by their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, according to|the number of the|names, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;|1:33 Those that were|numbered of them,
R	Teven of the tribe of|Ephraim, were forty|thousand and five|hundred.|1:34 Of the children|of Manasseh, by their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, according to|the number of the|names, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to
R	Tgo forth to war;|1:35 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Manasseh, were thirty|and two thousand and|two hundred.|1:36 Of the children|of Benjamin, by their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, according to|the number of the
R	Tnames, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;|1:37 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Benjamin, were thirty|and five thousand and|four hundred.|1:38 Of the children|of Dan, by their|generations, after|their families, by the
R	Thouse of their|fathers, according to|the number of the|names, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;|1:39 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Dan, were threescore|and two thousand and|seven hundred.|1:40 Of the children
R	Tof Asher, by their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, according to|the number of the|names, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;|1:41 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Asher, were forty and
R	Tone thousand and five|hundred.|1:42 Of the children|of Naphtali,|throughout their|generations, after|their families, by the|house of their|fathers, according to|the number of the|names, from twenty|years old and upward,|all that were able to|go forth to war;
R	T1:43 Those that were|numbered of them,|even of the tribe of|Naphtali, were fifty|and three thousand|and four hundred.|1:44 These are those|that were numbered,|which Moses and|Aaron numbered, and|the princes of Israel,|being twelve men: each|one was for the|house of his fathers.
R	T1:45 So were all those|that were numbered|of the children of|Israel, by the house|of their fathers, from|twenty years old and|upward, all that were|able to go forth to|war in Israel;|1:46 Even all they that|were numbered were|six hundred thousand|and three thousand|and five hundred and
R	Tfifty.|1:47 But the Levites|after the tribe of|their fathers were|not numbered among|them.|1:48 For the LORD had|spoken unto Moses,|saying,|1:49 Only thou shalt|not number the tribe|of Levi, neither take|the sum of them among|the children of Israel:
R	T1:50 But thou shalt|appoint the Levites|over the tabernacle|of testimony, and over|all the vessels|thereof, and over all|things that belong to|it: they shall bear the|tabernacle, and all|the vessels thereof;|and they shall minister|unto it, and shall|encamp round about|the tabernacle.
R	T1:51 And when the|tabernacle setteth|forward, the Levites|shall take it down: and|when the tabernacle|is to be pitched, the|Levites shall set it up:|and the stranger that|cometh nigh shall be|put to death.|1:52 And the children|of Israel shall pitch|their tents, every man|by his own camp, and
R	Tevery man by his own|standard, throughout|their hosts.|1:53 But the Levites|shall pitch round|about the tabernacle|of testimony, that|there be no wrath|upon the congregation|of the children of|Israel: and the|Levites shall keep the|charge of the|tabernacle of
R	Ttestimony.|1:54 And the children|of Israel did|according to all that|the LORD commanded|Moses, so did they.||2:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|unto Aaron, saying,|2:2 Every man of the|children of Israel|shall pitch by his own|standard, with the
R	Tensign of their|father's house: far|off about the|tabernacle of the|congregation shall|they pitch.|2:3 And on the east|side toward the rising|of the sun shall they|of the standard of|the camp of Judah|pitch throughout their|armies: and Nahshon|the son of Amminadab
R	Tshall be captain of|the children of Judah.|2:4 And his host, and|those that were|numbered of them,|were threescore and|fourteen thousand|and six hundred.|2:5 And those that do|pitch next unto him|shall be the tribe of|Issachar: and|Nethaneel the son of|Zuar shall be captain
R	Tof the children of|Issachar.|2:6 And his host, and|those that were|numbered thereof,|were fifty and four|thousand and four|hundred.|2:7 Then the tribe of|Zebulun: and Eliab the|son of Helon shall be|captain of the|children of Zebulun.|2:8 And his host, and
R	Tthose that were|numbered thereof,|were fifty and seven|thousand and four|hundred.|2:9 All that were|numbered in the camp|of Judah were an|hundred thousand and|fourscore thousand|and six thousand and|four hundred,|throughout their|armies. These shall
R	Tfirst set forth.|2:10 On the south side|shall be the standard|of the camp of Reuben|according to their|armies: and the|captain of the|children of Reuben|shall be Elizur the|son of Shedeur.|2:11 And his host, and|those that were|numbered thereof,|were forty and six
R	Tthousand and five|hundred.|2:12 And those which|pitch by him shall be|the tribe of Simeon:|and the captain of the|children of Simeon|shall be Shelumiel the|son of Zurishaddai.|2:13 And his host, and|those that were|numbered of them,|were fifty and nine|thousand and three
R	Thundred.|2:14 Then the tribe of|Gad: and the captain|of the sons of Gad|shall be Eliasaph the|son of Reuel.|2:15 And his host, and|those that were|numbered of them,|were forty and five|thousand and six|hundred and fifty.|2:16 All that were|numbered in the camp
R	Tof Reuben were an|hundred thousand and|fifty and one|thousand and four|hundred and fifty,|throughout their|armies. And they shall|set forth in the|second rank.|2:17 Then the|tabernacle of the|congregation shall set|forward with the camp|of the Levites in the
R	Tmidst of the camp: as|they encamp, so shall|they set forward,|every man in his place|by their standards.|2:18 On the west side|shall be the standard|of the camp of|Ephraim according to|their armies: and the|captain of the sons of|Ephraim shall be|Elishama the son of|Ammihud.
R	T2:19 And his host, and|those that were|numbered of them,|were forty thousand|and five hundred.|2:20 And by him shall|be the tribe of|Manasseh: and the|captain of the|children of Manasseh|shall be Gamaliel the|son of Pedahzur.|2:21 And his host, and|those that were
R	Tnumbered of them,|were thirty and two|thousand and two|hundred.|2:22 Then the tribe of|Benjamin: and the|captain of the sons of|Benjamin shall be|Abidan the son of|Gideoni.|2:23 And his host, and|those that were|numbered of them,|were thirty and five
R	Tthousand and four|hundred.|2:24 All that were|numbered of the camp|of Ephraim were an|hundred thousand and|eight thousand and an|hundred, throughout|their armies. And they|shall go forward in|the third rank.|2:25 The standard of|the camp of Dan shall|be on the north side
R	Tby their armies: and|the captain of the|children of Dan shall|be Ahiezer the son of|Ammishaddai.|2:26 And his host, and|those that were|numbered of them,|were threescore and|two thousand and|seven hundred.|2:27 And those that|encamp by him shall be|the tribe of Asher:
R	Tand the captain of the|children of Asher|shall be Pagiel the|son of Ocran.|2:28 And his host, and|those that were|numbered of them,|were forty and one|thousand and five|hundred.|2:29 Then the tribe of|Naphtali: and the|captain of the|children of Naphtali
R	Tshall be Ahira the son|of Enan.|2:30 And his host, and|those that were|numbered of them,|were fifty and three|thousand and four|hundred.|2:31 All they that were|numbered in the camp|of Dan were an|hundred thousand and|fifty and seven|thousand and six
R	Thundred. They shall|go hindmost with their|standards.|2:32 These are those|which were numbered|of the children of|Israel by the house|of their fathers: all|those that were|numbered of the|camps throughout|their hosts were six|hundred thousand and|three thousand and
R	Tfive hundred and|fifty.|2:33 But the Levites|were not numbered|among the children of|Israel; as the LORD|commanded Moses.|2:34 And the children|of Israel did|according to all that|the LORD commanded|Moses: so they pitched|by their standards,|and so they set
R	Tforward, every one|after their families,|according to the|house of their|fathers.||3:1 These also are|the generations of|Aaron and Moses in|the day that the LORD|spake with Moses in|mount Sinai.|3:2 And these are the|names of the sons of
R	TAaron; Nadab the|firstborn, and Abihu,|Eleazar, and Ithamar.|3:3 These are the|names of the sons of|Aaron, the priests|which were anointed,|whom he consecrated|to minister in the|priest's office.|3:4 And Nadab and|Abihu died before the|LORD, when they|offered strange fire
R	Tbefore the LORD, in|the wilderness of|Sinai, and they had no|children: and Eleazar|and Ithamar ministered|in the priest's office|in the sight of Aaron|their father.|3:5 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|3:6 Bring the tribe of|Levi near, and|present them before
R	TAaron the priest, that|they may minister unto|him.|3:7 And they shall|keep his charge, and|the charge of the|whole congregation|before the tabernacle|of the congregation,|to do the service of|the tabernacle.|3:8 And they shall|keep all the|instruments of the
R	Ttabernacle of the|congregation, and the|charge of the|children of Israel, to|do the service of the|tabernacle.|3:9 And thou shalt|give the Levites unto|Aaron and to his sons:|they are wholly given|unto him out of the|children of Israel.|3:10 And thou shalt|appoint Aaron and his
R	Tsons, and they shall|wait on their priest's|office: and the|stranger that cometh|nigh shall be put to|death.|3:11 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|3:12 And I, behold, I|have taken the|Levites from among|the children of Israel|instead of all the
R	Tfirstborn that|openeth the matrix|among the children of|Israel: therefore the|Levites shall be mine;|3:13 Because all the|firstborn are mine;|for on the day that I|smote all the|firstborn in the land|of Egypt I hallowed|unto me all the|firstborn in Israel,|both man and beast:
R	Tmine shall they be: I|am the LORD.|3:14 And the LORD|spake unto Moses in|the wilderness of|Sinai, saying,|3:15 Number the|children of Levi after|the house of their|fathers, by their|families: every male|from a month old and|upward shalt thou|number them.
R	T3:16 And Moses|numbered them|according to the word|of the LORD, as he|was commanded.|3:17 And these were|the sons of Levi by|their names; Gershon,|and Kohath, and|Merari.|3:18 And these are|the names of the sons|of Gershon by their|families; Libni, and
R	TShimei.|3:19 And the sons of|Kohath by their|families; Amram, and|Izehar, Hebron, and|Uzziel.|3:20 And the sons of|Merari by their|families; Mahli, and|Mushi. These are the|families of the Levites|according to the|house of their|fathers.
R	T3:21 Of Gershon was|the family of the|Libnites, and the family|of the Shimites: these|are the families of the|Gershonites.|3:22 Those that were|numbered of them,|according to the|number of all the|males, from a month|old and upward, even|those that were|numbered of them
R	Twere seven thousand|and five hundred.|3:23 The families of|the Gershonites shall|pitch behind the|tabernacle westward.|3:24 And the chief of|the house of the|father of the|Gershonites shall be|Eliasaph the son of|Lael.|3:25 And the charge|of the sons of
R	TGershon in the|tabernacle of the|congregation shall be|the tabernacle, and|the tent, the covering|thereof, and the|hanging for the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation,|3:26 And the hangings|of the court, and the|curtain for the door|of the court, which is|by the tabernacle,
R	Tand by the altar|round about, and the|cords of it for all the|service thereof.|3:27 And of Kohath|was the family of the|Amramites, and the|family of the|Izeharites, and the|family of the|Hebronites, and the|family of the|Uzzielites: these are|the families of the
R	TKohathites.|3:28 In the number of|all the males, from a|month old and upward,|were eight thousand|and six hundred,|keeping the charge of|the sanctuary.|3:29 The families of|the sons of Kohath|shall pitch on the side|of the tabernacle|southward.|3:30 And the chief of
R	Tthe house of the|father of the families|of the Kohathites|shall be Elizaphan the|son of Uzziel.|3:31 And their charge|shall be the ark, and|the table, and the|candlestick, and the|altars, and the|vessels of the|sanctuary wherewith|they minister, and the|hanging, and all the
R	Tservice thereof.|3:32 And Eleazar the|son of Aaron the|priest shall be chief|over the chief of the|Levites, and have the|oversight of them that|keep the charge of|the sanctuary.|3:33 Of Merari was the|family of the Mahlites,|and the family of the|Mushites: these are|the families of Merari.
R	T3:34 And those that|were numbered of|them, according to the|number of all the|males, from a month|old and upward, were|six thousand and two|hundred.|3:35 And the chief of|the house of the|father of the families|of Merari was Zuriel|the son of Abihail:|these shall pitch on
R	Tthe side of the|tabernacle northward.|3:36 And under the|custody and charge|of the sons of Merari|shall be the boards|of the tabernacle, and|the bars thereof, and|the pillars thereof,|and the sockets|thereof, and all the|vessels thereof, and|all that serveth|thereto,
R	T3:37 And the pillars of|the court round|about, and their|sockets, and their|pins, and their cords.|3:38 But those that|encamp before the|tabernacle toward the|east, even before the|tabernacle of the|congregation|eastward, shall be|Moses, and Aaron and|his sons, keeping the
R	Tcharge of the|sanctuary for the|charge of the|children of Israel;|and the stranger that|cometh nigh shall be|put to death.|3:39 All that were|numbered of the|Levites, which Moses|and Aaron numbered|at the commandment of|the LORD, throughout|their families, all the
R	Tmales from a month|old and upward, were|twenty and two|thousand.|3:40 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Number all|the firstborn of the|males of the children|of Israel from a|month old and upward,|and take the number|of their names.|3:41 And thou shalt|take the Levites for
R	Tme (I am the LORD)|instead of all the|firstborn among the|children of Israel;|and the cattle of the|Levites instead of all|the firstlings among|the cattle of the|children of Israel.|3:42 And Moses|numbered, as the LORD|commanded him, all the|firstborn among the|children of Israel.
R	T3:43 And all the|firstborn males by the|number of names, from|a month old and|upward, of those that|were numbered of|them, were twenty and|two thousand two|hundred and|threescore and|thirteen.|3:44 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,
R	T3:45 Take the Levites|instead of all the|firstborn among the|children of Israel,|and the cattle of the|Levites instead of|their cattle; and the|Levites shall be mine: I|am the LORD.|3:46 And for those|that are to be|redeemed of the two|hundred and|threescore and
R	Tthirteen of the|firstborn of the|children of Israel,|which are more than|the Levites;|3:47 Thou shalt even|take five shekels|apiece by the poll,|after the shekel of|the sanctuary shalt|thou take them: (the|shekel is twenty|gerahs:)|3:48 And thou shalt
R	Tgive the money,|wherewith the odd|number of them is to|be redeemed, unto|Aaron and to his sons.|3:49 And Moses took|the redemption money|of them that were|over and above them|that were redeemed|by the Levites:|3:50 Of the firstborn|of the children of|Israel took he the
R	Tmoney; a thousand|three hundred and|threescore and five|shekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary:|3:51 And Moses gave|the money of them|that were redeemed|unto Aaron and to his|sons, according to the|word of the LORD, as|the LORD commanded|Moses.
R	T4:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|unto Aaron, saying,|4:2 Take the sum of|the sons of Kohath|from among the sons|of Levi, after their|families, by the house|of their fathers,|4:3 From thirty years|old and upward even|until fifty years old,|all that enter into the|host, to do the work in
R	Tthe tabernacle of the|congregation.|4:4 This shall be the|service of the sons|of Kohath in the|tabernacle of the|congregation, about|the most holy things:|4:5 And when the camp|setteth forward,|Aaron shall come, and|his sons, and they|shall take down the|covering vail, and
R	Tcover the ark of|testimony with it:|4:6 And shall put|thereon the covering|of badgers' skins, and|shall spread over it a|cloth wholly of blue,|and shall put in the|staves thereof.|4:7 And upon the table|of shewbread they|shall spread a cloth|of blue, and put|thereon the dishes,
R	Tand the spoons, and|the bowls, and covers|to cover withal: and|the continual bread|shall be thereon:|4:8 And they shall|spread upon them a|cloth of scarlet, and|cover the same with a|covering of badgers'|skins, and shall put in|the staves thereof.|4:9 And they shall|take a cloth of blue,
R	Tand cover the|candlestick of the|light, and his lamps,|and his tongs, and his|snuffdishes, and all|the oil vessels|thereof, wherewith|they minister unto it:|4:10 And they shall|put it and all the|vessels thereof within|a covering of|badgers' skins, and|shall put it upon a
R	Tbar.|4:11 And upon the|golden altar they|shall spread a cloth|of blue, and cover it|with a covering of|badgers' skins, and|shall put to the|staves thereof:|4:12 And they shall|take all the|instruments of|ministry, wherewith|they minister in the
R	Tsanctuary, and put|them in a cloth of|blue, and cover them|with a covering of|badgers' skins, and|shall put them on a|bar:|4:13 And they shall|take away the ashes|from the altar, and|spread a purple cloth|thereon:|4:14 And they shall|put upon it all the
R	Tvessels thereof,|wherewith they|minister about it, even|the censers, the|fleshhooks, and the|shovels, and the|basons, all the|vessels of the altar;|and they shall spread|upon it a covering of|badgers' skins, and|put to the staves of|it.|4:15 And when Aaron
R	Tand his sons have|made an end of|covering the|sanctuary, and all the|vessels of the|sanctuary, as the|camp is to set|forward; after that,|the sons of Kohath|shall come to bear it:|but they shall not|touch any holy thing,|lest they die. These|things are the burden
R	Tof the sons of Kohath|in the tabernacle of|the congregation.|4:16 And to the office|of Eleazar the son of|Aaron the priest|pertaineth the oil for|the light, and the|sweet incense, and the|daily meat offering,|and the anointing oil,|and the oversight of|all the tabernacle,|and of all that therein
R	Tis, in the sanctuary,|and in the vessels|thereof.|4:17 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|unto Aaron saying,|4:18 Cut ye not off|the tribe of the|families of the|Kohathites from among|the Levites:|4:19 But thus do unto|them, that they may|live, and not die, when
R	Tthey approach unto|the most holy things:|Aaron and his sons|shall go in, and|appoint them every|one to his service and|to his burden:|4:20 But they shall not|go in to see when the|holy things are|covered, lest they die.|4:21 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,
R	T4:22 Take also the sum|of the sons of|Gershon, throughout|the houses of their|fathers, by their|families;|4:23 From thirty years|old and upward until|fifty years old shalt|thou number them; all|that enter in to|perform the service,|to do the work in the|tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation.|4:24 This is the|service of the families|of the Gershonites, to|serve, and for|burdens:|4:25 And they shall|bear the curtains of|the tabernacle, and|the tabernacle of the|congregation, his|covering, and the|covering of the|badgers' skins that is
R	Tabove upon it, and the|hanging for the door|of the tabernacle of|the congregation,|4:26 And the hangings|of the court, and the|hanging for the door|of the gate of the|court, which is by the|tabernacle and by the|altar round about,|and their cords, and|all the instruments of|their service, and all
R	Tthat is made for them:|so shall they serve.|4:27 At the|appointment of Aaron|and his sons shall be|all the service of the|sons of the|Gershonites, in all|their burdens, and in|all their service: and|ye shall appoint unto|them in charge all|their burdens.|4:28 This is the
R	Tservice of the families|of the sons of|Gershon in the|tabernacle of the|congregation: and|their charge shall be|under the hand of|Ithamar the son of|Aaron the priest.|4:29 As for the sons|of Merari, thou shalt|number them after|their families, by the|house of their
R	Tfathers;|4:30 From thirty years|old and upward even|unto fifty years old|shalt thou number|them, every one that|entereth into the|service, to do the|work of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|4:31 And this is the|charge of their|burden, according to
R	Tall their service in the|tabernacle of the|congregation; the|boards of the|tabernacle, and the|bars thereof, and the|pillars thereof, and|sockets thereof,|4:32 And the pillars of|the court round|about, and their|sockets, and their|pins, and their cords,|with all their
R	Tinstruments, and with|all their service: and|by name ye shall|reckon the|instruments of the|charge of their|burden.|4:33 This is the|service of the families|of the sons of Merari,|according to all their|service, in the|tabernacle of the|congregation, under
R	Tthe hand of Ithamar|the son of Aaron the|priest.|4:34 And Moses and|Aaron and the chief|of the congregation|numbered the sons of|the Kohathites after|their families, and|after the house of|their fathers,|4:35 From thirty years|old and upward even|unto fifty years old,
R	Tevery one that|entereth into the|service, for the work|in the tabernacle of|the congregation:|4:36 And those that|were numbered of|them by their families|were two thousand|seven hundred and|fifty.|4:37 These were they|that were numbered|of the families of the
R	TKohathites, all that|might do service in the|tabernacle of the|congregation, which|Moses and Aaron did|number according to|the commandment of|the LORD by the hand|of Moses.|4:38 And those that|were numbered of the|sons of Gershon,|throughout their|families, and by the
R	Thouse of their|fathers,|4:39 From thirty years|old and upward even|unto fifty years old,|every one that|entereth into the|service, for the work|in the tabernacle of|the congregation,|4:40 Even those that|were numbered of|them, throughout their|families, by the house
R	Tof their fathers, were|two thousand and six|hundred and thirty.|4:41 These are they|that were numbered|of the families of the|sons of Gershon, of|all that might do|service in the|tabernacle of the|congregation, whom|Moses and Aaron did|number according to|the commandment of
R	Tthe LORD.|4:42 And those that|were numbered of the|families of the sons of|Merari, throughout|their families, by the|house of their|fathers,|4:43 From thirty years|old and upward even|unto fifty years old,|every one that|entereth into the|service, for the work
R	Tin the tabernacle of|the congregation,|4:44 Even those that|were numbered of|them after their|families, were three|thousand and two|hundred.|4:45 These be those|that were numbered|of the families of the|sons of Merari, whom|Moses and Aaron|numbered according
R	Tto the word of the|LORD by the hand of|Moses.|4:46 All those that|were numbered of the|Levites, whom Moses|and Aaron and the|chief of Israel|numbered, after their|families, and after the|house of their|fathers,|4:47 From thirty years|old and upward even
R	Tunto fifty years old,|every one that came|to do the service of|the ministry, and the|service of the burden|in the tabernacle of|the congregation.|4:48 Even those that|were numbered of|them, were eight|thousand and five|hundred and|fourscore,|4:49 According to the
R	Tcommandment of the|LORD they were|numbered by the hand|of Moses, every one|according to his|service, and|according to his|burden: thus were|they numbered of him,|as the LORD|commanded Moses.||5:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,
R	Tsaying,|5:2 Command the|children of Israel,|that they put out of|the camp every leper,|and every one that|hath an issue, and|whosoever is defiled|by the dead:|5:3 Both male and|female shall ye put|out, without the camp|shall ye put them; that|they defile not their
R	Tcamps, in the midst|whereof I dwell.|5:4 And the children|of Israel did so, and|put them out without|the camp: as the LORD|spake unto Moses, so|did the children of|Israel.|5:5 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|5:6 Speak unto the|children of Israel,
R	TWhen a man or woman|shall commit any sin|that men commit, to do|a trespass against|the LORD, and that|person be guilty;|5:7 Then they shall|confess their sin|which they have done:|and he shall|recompense his|trespass with the|principal thereof, and|add unto it the fifth
R	Tpart thereof, and give|it unto him against|whom he hath|trespassed.|5:8 But if the man|have no kinsman to|recompense the|trespass unto, let the|trespass be|recompensed unto the|LORD, even to the|priest; beside the ram|of the atonement,|whereby an atonement
R	Tshall be made for him.|5:9 And every|offering of all the|holy things of the|children of Israel,|which they bring unto|the priest, shall be|his.|5:10 And every man's|hallowed things shall|be his: whatsoever|any man giveth the|priest, it shall be his.|5:11 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses,|saying,|5:12 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|and say unto them, If|any man's wife go|aside, and commit a|trespass against him,|5:13 And a man lie with|her carnally, and it be|hid from the eyes of|her husband, and be|kept close, and she be|defiled, and there be
R	Tno witness against|her, neither she be|taken with the manner;|5:14 And the spirit of|jealousy come upon|him, and he be jealous|of his wife, and she be|defiled: or if the spirit|of jealousy come|upon him, and he be|jealous of his wife,|and she be not|defiled:|5:15 Then shall the
R	Tman bring his wife|unto the priest, and|he shall bring her|offering for her, the|tenth part of an|ephah of barley meal;|he shall pour no oil|upon it, nor put|frankincense thereon;|for it is an offering|of jealousy, an|offering of memorial,|bringing iniquity to|remembrance.
R	T5:16 And the priest|shall bring her near,|and set her before|the LORD:|5:17 And the priest|shall take holy water|in an earthen vessel;|and of the dust that|is in the floor of the|tabernacle the priest|shall take, and put it|into the water:|5:18 And the priest|shall set the woman
R	Tbefore the LORD, and|uncover the woman's|head, and put the|offering of memorial in|her hands, which is|the jealousy offering:|and the priest shall|have in his hand the|bitter water that|causeth the curse:|5:19 And the priest|shall charge her by|an oath, and say unto|the woman, If no man
R	Thave lain with thee,|and if thou hast not|gone aside to|uncleanness with|another instead of|thy husband, be thou|free from this bitter|water that causeth|the curse:|5:20 But if thou hast|gone aside to another|instead of thy|husband, and if thou|be defiled, and some
R	Tman have lain with|thee beside thine|husband:|5:21 Then the priest|shall charge the|woman with an oath of|cursing, and the|priest shall say unto|the woman, The LORD|make thee a curse|and an oath among thy|people, when the LORD|doth make thy thigh to|rot, and thy belly to
R	Tswell;|5:22 And this water|that causeth the|curse shall go into|thy bowels, to make|thy belly to swell, and|thy thigh to rot: And|the woman shall say,|Amen, amen.|5:23 And the priest|shall write these|curses in a book, and|he shall blot them out|with the bitter water:
R	T5:24 And he shall|cause the woman to|drink the bitter water|that causeth the|curse: and the water|that causeth the|curse shall enter into|her, and become|bitter.|5:25 Then the priest|shall take the|jealousy offering out|of the woman's hand,|and shall wave the
R	Toffering before the|LORD, and offer it|upon the altar:|5:26 And the priest|shall take an handful|of the offering, even|the memorial thereof,|and burn it upon the|altar, and afterward|shall cause the woman|to drink the water.|5:27 And when he hath|made her to drink the|water, then it shall
R	Tcome to pass, that, if|she be defiled, and|have done trespass|against her husband,|that the water that|causeth the curse|shall enter into her,|and become bitter, and|her belly shall swell,|and her thigh shall|rot: and the woman|shall be a curse|among her people.|5:28 And if the woman
R	Tbe not defiled, but be|clean; then she shall|be free, and shall|conceive seed.|5:29 This is the law of|jealousies, when a|wife goeth aside to|another instead of|her husband, and is|defiled;|5:30 Or when the spirit|of jealousy cometh|upon him, and he be|jealous over his wife,
R	Tand shall set the|woman before the|LORD, and the priest|shall execute upon|her all this law.|5:31 Then shall the|man be guiltless from|iniquity, and this woman|shall bear her iniquity.||6:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|6:2 Speak unto the
R	Tchildren of Israel,|and say unto them,|When either man or|woman shall separate|themselves to vow a|vow of a Nazarite, to|separate themselves|unto the LORD:|6:3 He shall separate|himself from wine and|strong drink, and|shall drink no vinegar|of wine, or vinegar of|strong drink, neither
R	Tshall he drink any|liquor of grapes, nor|eat moist grapes, or|dried.|6:4 All the days of his|separation shall he|eat nothing that is|made of the vine tree,|from the kernels even|to the husk.|6:5 All the days of the|vow of his separation|there shall no razor|come upon his head:
R	Tuntil the days be|fulfilled, in the which|he separateth himself|unto the LORD, he|shall be holy, and|shall let the locks of|the hair of his head|grow.|6:6 All the days that|he separateth himself|unto the LORD he shall|come at no dead body.|6:7 He shall not make|himself unclean for
R	This father, or for his|mother, for his|brother, or for his|sister, when they die:|because the|consecration of his|God is upon his head.|6:8 All the days of his|separation he is holy|unto the LORD.|6:9 And if any man die|very suddenly by him,|and he hath defiled|the head of his
R	Tconsecration; then he|shall shave his head|in the day of his|cleansing, on the|seventh day shall he|shave it.|6:10 And on the eighth|day he shall bring two|turtles, or two young|pigeons, to the priest,|to the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation:|6:11 And the priest
R	Tshall offer the one|for a sin offering,|and the other for a|burnt offering, and|make an atonement for|him, for that he sinned|by the dead, and shall|hallow his head that|same day.|6:12 And he shall|consecrate unto the|LORD the days of his|separation, and shall|bring a lamb of the
R	Tfirst year for a|trespass offering: but|the days that were|before shall be lost,|because his|separation was|defiled.|6:13 And this is the|law of the Nazarite,|when the days of his|separation are|fulfilled: he shall be|brought unto the door|of the tabernacle of
R	Tthe congregation:|6:14 And he shall|offer his offering|unto the LORD, one he|lamb of the first year|without blemish for a|burnt offering, and|one ewe lamb of the|first year without|blemish for a sin|offering, and one ram|without blemish for|peace offerings,|6:15 And a basket of
R	Tunleavened bread,|cakes of fine flour|mingled with oil, and|wafers of unleavened|bread anointed with|oil, and their meat|offering, and their|drink offerings.|6:16 And the priest|shall bring them|before the LORD, and|shall offer his sin|offering, and his|burnt offering:
R	T6:17 And he shall|offer the ram for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings unto the|LORD, with the basket|of unleavened bread:|the priest shall offer|also his meat offering,|and his drink offering.|6:18 And the Nazarite|shall shave the head|of his separation at|the door of the|tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation, and|shall take the hair of|the head of his|separation, and put it|in the fire which is|under the sacrifice of|the peace offerings.|6:19 And the priest|shall take the sodden|shoulder of the ram,|and one unleavened|cake out of the|basket, and one|unleavened wafer, and
R	Tshall put them upon|the hands of the|Nazarite, after the|hair of his separation|is shaven:|6:20 And the priest|shall wave them for a|wave offering before|the LORD: this is holy|for the priest, with|the wave breast and|heave shoulder: and|after that the|Nazarite may drink
R	Twine.|6:21 This is the law of|the Nazarite who hath|vowed, and of his|offering unto the|LORD for his|separation, beside|that that his hand|shall get: according to|the vow which he|vowed, so he must do|after the law of his|separation.|6:22 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses,|saying,|6:23 Speak unto Aaron|and unto his sons,|saying, On this wise ye|shall bless the|children of Israel,|saying unto them,|6:24 The LORD bless|thee, and keep thee:|6:25 The LORD make|his face shine upon|thee, and be gracious|unto thee:
R	T6:26 The LORD lift up|his countenance upon|thee, and give thee|peace.|6:27 And they shall|put my name upon the|children of Israel,|and I will bless them.||7:1 And it came to|pass on the day that|Moses had fully set|up the tabernacle,|and had anointed it,
R	Tand sanctified it, and|all the instruments|thereof, both the|altar and all the|vessels thereof, and|had anointed them, and|sanctified them;|7:2 That the princes|of Israel, heads of|the house of their|fathers, who were the|princes of the tribes,|and were over them|that were numbered,
R	Toffered:|7:3 And they brought|their offering before|the LORD, six covered|wagons, and twelve|oxen; a wagon for two|of the princes, and|for each one an ox:|and they brought them|before the|tabernacle.|7:4 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,
R	T7:5 Take it of them,|that they may be to do|the service of the|tabernacle of the|congregation; and|thou shalt give them|unto the Levites, to|every man according|to his service.|7:6 And Moses took|the wagons and the|oxen, and gave them|unto the Levites.|7:7 Two wagons and
R	Tfour oxen he gave|unto the sons of|Gershon, according to|their service:|7:8 And four wagons|and eight oxen he|gave unto the sons of|Merari, according unto|their service, under|the hand of Ithamar|the son of Aaron the|priest.|7:9 But unto the sons|of Kohath he gave
R	Tnone: because the|service of the|sanctuary belonging|unto them was that|they should bear|upon their shoulders.|7:10 And the princes|offered for|dedicating of the altar|in the day that it was|anointed, even the|princes offered their|offering before the|altar.
R	T7:11 And the LORD said|unto Moses, They shall|offer their offering,|each prince on his|day, for the|dedicating of the|altar.|7:12 And he that|offered his offering|the first day was|Nahshon the son of|Amminadab, of the|tribe of Judah:|7:13 And his offering
R	Twas one silver|charger, the weight|thereof was an|hundred and thirty|shekels, one silver|bowl of seventy|shekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them were full of fine|flour mingled with oil|for a meat offering:|7:14 One spoon of ten|shekels of gold, full
R	Tof incense:|7:15 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:16 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering:|7:17 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of|the first year: this
R	Twas the offering of|Nahshon the son of|Amminadab.|7:18 On the second|day Nethaneel the son|of Zuar, prince of|Issachar, did offer:|7:19 He offered for|his offering one|silver charger, the|weight whereof was an|hundred and thirty|shekels, one silver|bowl of seventy
R	Tshekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering:|7:20 One spoon of|gold of ten shekels,|full of incense:|7:21 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:22 One kid of the
R	Tgoats for a sin|offering:|7:23 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of|the first year: this|was the offering of|Nethaneel the son of|Zuar.|7:24 On the third day|Eliab the son of Helon,|prince of the children
R	Tof Zebulun, did offer:|7:25 His offering was|one silver charger,|the weight whereof|was an hundred and|thirty shekels, one|silver bowl of seventy|shekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering:|7:26 One golden spoon
R	Tof ten shekels, full of|incense:|7:27 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:28 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering:|7:29 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of
R	Tthe first year: this|was the offering of|Eliab the son of Helon.|7:30 On the fourth|day Elizur the son of|Shedeur, prince of|the children of|Reuben, did offer:|7:31 His offering was|one silver charger of|the weight of an|hundred and thirty|shekels, one silver|bowl of seventy
R	Tshekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering:|7:32 One golden spoon|of ten shekels, full of|incense:|7:33 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:34 One kid of the
R	Tgoats for a sin|offering:|7:35 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of|the first year: this|was the offering of|Elizur the son of|Shedeur.|7:36 On the fifth day|Shelumiel the son of|Zurishaddai, prince of
R	Tthe children of Simeon,|did offer:|7:37 His offering was|one silver charger,|the weight whereof|was an hundred and|thirty shekels, one|silver bowl of seventy|shekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering:
R	T7:38 One golden spoon|of ten shekels, full of|incense:|7:39 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:40 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering:|7:41 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he
R	Tgoats, five lambs of|the first year: this|was the offering of|Shelumiel the son of|Zurishaddai.|7:42 On the sixth day|Eliasaph the son of|Deuel, prince of the|children of Gad,|offered:|7:43 His offering was|one silver charger of|the weight of an|hundred and thirty
R	Tshekels, a silver bowl|of seventy shekels,|after the shekel of|the sanctuary; both|of them full of fine|flour mingled with oil|for a meat offering:|7:44 One golden spoon|of ten shekels, full of|incense:|7:45 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:
R	T7:46 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering:|7:47 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of|the first year: this|was the offering of|Eliasaph the son of|Deuel.|7:48 On the seventh|day Elishama the son
R	Tof Ammihud, prince of|the children of|Ephraim, offered:|7:49 His offering was|one silver charger,|the weight whereof|was an hundred and|thirty shekels, one|silver bowl of seventy|shekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a
R	Tmeat offering:|7:50 One golden spoon|of ten shekels, full of|incense:|7:51 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:52 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering:|7:53 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,
R	Tfive rams, five he|goats, five lambs of|the first year: this|was the offering of|Elishama the son of|Ammihud.|7:54 On the eighth day|offered Gamaliel the|son of Pedahzur,|prince of the children|of Manasseh:|7:55 His offering was|one silver charger of|the weight of an
R	Thundred and thirty|shekels, one silver|bowl of seventy|shekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering:|7:56 One golden spoon|of ten shekels, full of|incense:|7:57 One young|bullock, one ram, one
R	Tlamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:58 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering:|7:59 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of|the first year: this|was the offering of|Gamaliel the son of|Pedahzur.
R	T7:60 On the ninth day|Abidan the son of|Gideoni, prince of the|children of Benjamin,|offered:|7:61 His offering was|one silver charger,|the weight whereof|was an hundred and|thirty shekels, one|silver bowl of seventy|shekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of
R	Tthem full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering:|7:62 One golden spoon|of ten shekels, full of|incense:|7:63 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:64 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering:|7:65 And for a
R	Tsacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of|the first year: this|was the offering of|Abidan the son of|Gideoni.|7:66 On the tenth day|Ahiezer the son of|Ammishaddai, prince of|the children of Dan,|offered:|7:67 His offering was
R	Tone silver charger,|the weight whereof|was an hundred and|thirty shekels, one|silver bowl of seventy|shekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering:|7:68 One golden spoon|of ten shekels, full of|incense:
R	T7:69 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:70 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering:|7:71 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of|the first year: this|was the offering of
R	TAhiezer the son of|Ammishaddai.|7:72 On the eleventh|day Pagiel the son of|Ocran, prince of the|children of Asher,|offered:|7:73 His offering was|one silver charger,|the weight whereof|was an hundred and|thirty shekels, one|silver bowl of seventy|shekels, after the
R	Tshekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering:|7:74 One golden spoon|of ten shekels, full of|incense:|7:75 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:76 One kid of the|goats for a sin
R	Toffering:|7:77 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of|the first year: this|was the offering of|Pagiel the son of|Ocran.|7:78 On the twelfth|day Ahira the son of|Enan, prince of the|children of Naphtali,
R	Toffered:|7:79 His offering was|one silver charger,|the weight whereof|was an hundred and|thirty shekels, one|silver bowl of seventy|shekels, after the|shekel of the|sanctuary; both of|them full of fine flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering:|7:80 One golden spoon
R	Tof ten shekels, full of|incense:|7:81 One young|bullock, one ram, one|lamb of the first year,|for a burnt offering:|7:82 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering:|7:83 And for a|sacrifice of peace|offerings, two oxen,|five rams, five he|goats, five lambs of
R	Tthe first year: this|was the offering of|Ahira the son of Enan.|7:84 This was the|dedication of the|altar, in the day when|it was anointed, by the|princes of Israel:|twelve chargers of|silver, twelve silver|bowls, twelve spoons|of gold:|7:85 Each charger of|silver weighing an
R	Thundred and thirty|shekels, each bowl|seventy: all the silver|vessels weighed two|thousand and four|hundred shekels,|after the shekel of|the sanctuary:|7:86 The golden|spoons were twelve,|full of incense,|weighing ten shekels|apiece, after the|shekel of the
R	Tsanctuary: all the|gold of the spoons|was an hundred and|twenty shekels.|7:87 All the oxen for|the burnt offering|were twelve bullocks,|the rams twelve, the|lambs of the first|year twelve, with their|meat offering: and the|kids of the goats for|sin offering twelve.|7:88 And all the oxen
R	Tfor the sacrifice of|the peace offerings|were twenty and four|bullocks, the rams|sixty, the he goats|sixty, the lambs of the|first year sixty. This|was the dedication of|the altar, after that it|was anointed.|7:89 And when Moses|was gone into the|tabernacle of the|congregation to speak
R	Twith him, then he heard|the voice of one|speaking unto him from|off the mercy seat|that was upon the ark|of testimony, from|between the two|cherubims: and he|spake unto him.||8:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|8:2 Speak unto Aaron
R	Tand say unto him, When|thou lightest the|lamps, the seven lamps|shall give light over|against the|candlestick.|8:3 And Aaron did so;|he lighted the lamps|thereof over against|the candlestick, as the|LORD commanded|Moses.|8:4 And this work of|the candlestick was of
R	Tbeaten gold, unto the|shaft thereof, unto|the flowers thereof,|was beaten work:|according unto the|pattern which the|LORD had shewed|Moses, so he made the|candlestick.|8:5 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|8:6 Take the Levites|from among the
R	Tchildren of Israel,|and cleanse them.|8:7 And thus shalt|thou do unto them, to|cleanse them: Sprinkle|water of purifying|upon them, and let|them shave all their|flesh, and let them|wash their clothes,|and so make|themselves clean.|8:8 Then let them take|a young bullock with
R	This meat offering,|even fine flour|mingled with oil, and|another young bullock|shalt thou take for a|sin offering.|8:9 And thou shalt|bring the Levites|before the tabernacle|of the congregation:|and thou shalt gather|the whole assembly of|the children of Israel|together:
R	T8:10 And thou shalt|bring the Levites|before the LORD: and|the children of Israel|shall put their hands|upon the Levites:|8:11 And Aaron shall|offer the Levites|before the LORD for|an offering of the|children of Israel,|that they may execute|the service of the|LORD.
R	T8:12 And the Levites|shall lay their hands|upon the heads of the|bullocks: and thou|shalt offer the one|for a sin offering,|and the other for a|burnt offering, unto|the LORD, to make an|atonement for the|Levites.|8:13 And thou shalt|set the Levites|before Aaron, and
R	Tbefore his sons, and|offer them for an|offering unto the|LORD.|8:14 Thus shalt thou|separate the Levites|from among the|children of Israel:|and the Levites shall|be mine.|8:15 And after that|shall the Levites go in|to do the service of|the tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation: and|thou shalt cleanse|them, and offer them|for an offering.|8:16 For they are|wholly given unto me|from among the|children of Israel;|instead of such as|open every womb,|even instead of the|firstborn of all the|children of Israel,|have I taken them
R	Tunto me.|8:17 For all the|firstborn of the|children of Israel are|mine, both man and|beast: on the day that|I smote every|firstborn in the land|of Egypt I sanctified|them for myself.|8:18 And I have taken|the Levites for all the|firstborn of the|children of Israel.
R	T8:19 And I have given|the Levites as a gift|to Aaron and to his|sons from among the|children of Israel, to|do the service of the|children of Israel in|the tabernacle of the|congregation, and to|make an atonement for|the children of Israel:|that there be no|plague among the|children of Israel,
R	Twhen the children of|Israel come nigh unto|the sanctuary.|8:20 And Moses, and|Aaron, and all the|congregation of the|children of Israel, did|to the Levites|according unto all|that the LORD|commanded Moses|concerning the|Levites, so did the|children of Israel
R	Tunto them.|8:21 And the Levites|were purified, and|they washed their|clothes; and Aaron|offered them as an|offering before the|LORD; and Aaron made|an atonement for them|to cleanse them.|8:22 And after that|went the Levites in to|do their service in the|tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation before|Aaron, and before his|sons: as the LORD had|commanded Moses|concerning the|Levites, so did they|unto them.|8:23 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|8:24 This is it that|belongeth unto the|Levites: from twenty|and five years old
R	Tand upward they shall|go in to wait upon the|service of the|tabernacle of the|congregation:|8:25 And from the age|of fifty years they|shall cease waiting|upon the service|thereof, and shall|serve no more:|8:26 But shall minister|with their brethren in|the tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation, to keep|the charge, and shall|do no service. Thus|shalt thou do unto the|Levites touching their|charge.||9:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses in|the wilderness of|Sinai, in the first|month of the second|year after they were|come out of the land
R	Tof Egypt, saying,|9:2 Let the children of|Israel also keep the|passover at his|appointed season.|9:3 In the fourteenth|day of this month, at|even, ye shall keep it|in his appointed|season: according to|all the rites of it, and|according to all the|ceremonies thereof,|shall ye keep it.
R	T9:4 And Moses spake|unto the children of|Israel, that they|should keep the|passover.|9:5 And they kept the|passover on the|fourteenth day of the|first month at even in|the wilderness of|Sinai: according to all|that the LORD|commanded Moses, so|did the children of
R	TIsrael.|9:6 And there were|certain men, who were|defiled by the dead|body of a man, that|they could not keep|the passover on that|day: and they came|before Moses and|before Aaron on that|day:|9:7 And those men said|unto him, We are|defiled by the dead
R	Tbody of a man:|wherefore are we|kept back, that we may|not offer an offering|of the LORD in his|appointed season|among the children of|Israel?|9:8 And Moses said|unto them, Stand still,|and I will hear what|the LORD will command|concerning you.|9:9 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses,|saying,|9:10 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, If any man of|you or of your|posterity shall be|unclean by reason of|a dead body, or be in|a journey afar off,|yet he shall keep the|passover unto the|LORD.|9:11 The fourteenth
R	Tday of the second|month at even they|shall keep it, and eat|it with unleavened|bread and bitter|herbs.|9:12 They shall leave|none of it unto the|morning, nor break|any bone of it:|according to all the|ordinances of the|passover they shall|keep it.
R	T9:13 But the man that|is clean, and is not in|a journey, and|forbeareth to keep|the passover, even|the same soul shall be|cut off from among|his people: because|he brought not the|offering of the LORD|in his appointed|season, that man shall|bear his sin.|9:14 And if a stranger
R	Tshall sojourn among|you, and will keep the|passover unto the|LORD; according to the|ordinance of the|passover, and|according to the|manner thereof, so|shall he do: ye shall|have one ordinance,|both for the|stranger, and for him|that was born in the|land.
R	T9:15 And on the day|that the tabernacle|was reared up the|cloud covered the|tabernacle, namely,|the tent of the|testimony: and at even|there was upon the|tabernacle as it were|the appearance of|fire, until the morning.|9:16 So it was alway:|the cloud covered it|by day, and the
R	Tappearance of fire by|night.|9:17 And when the|cloud was taken up|from the tabernacle,|then after that the|children of Israel|journeyed: and in the|place where the cloud|abode, there the|children of Israel|pitched their tents.|9:18 At the|commandment of the
R	TLORD the children of|Israel journeyed, and|at the commandment of|the LORD they pitched:|as long as the cloud|abode upon the|tabernacle they|rested in their tents.|9:19 And when the|cloud tarried long|upon the tabernacle|many days, then the|children of Israel|kept the charge of
R	Tthe LORD, and|journeyed not.|9:20 And so it was,|when the cloud was a|few days upon the|tabernacle; according|to the commandment of|the LORD they abode|in their tents, and|according to the|commandment of the|LORD they journeyed.|9:21 And so it was,|when the cloud abode
R	Tfrom even unto the|morning, and that the|cloud was taken up in|the morning, then they|journeyed: whether it|was by day or by|night that the cloud|was taken up, they|journeyed.|9:22 Or whether it|were two days, or a|month, or a year, that|the cloud tarried|upon the tabernacle,
R	Tremaining thereon, the|children of Israel|abode in their tents,|and journeyed not:|but when it was taken|up, they journeyed.|9:23 At the|commandment of the|LORD they rested in|the tents, and at the|commandment of the|LORD they journeyed:|they kept the charge|of the LORD, at the
R	Tcommandment of the|LORD by the hand of|Moses.||10:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|10:2 Make thee two|trumpets of silver; of|a whole piece shalt|thou make them: that|thou mayest use them|for the calling of the|assembly, and for the
R	Tjourneying of the|camps.|10:3 And when they|shall blow with them,|all the assembly shall|assemble themselves|to thee at the door of|the tabernacle of the|congregation.|10:4 And if they blow|but with one trumpet,|then the princes,|which are heads of|the thousands of
R	TIsrael, shall gather|themselves unto thee.|10:5 When ye blow an|alarm, then the camps|that lie on the east|parts shall go|forward.|10:6 When ye blow an|alarm the second time,|then the camps that|lie on the south side|shall take their|journey: they shall|blow an alarm for
R	Ttheir journeys.|10:7 But when the|congregation is to be|gathered together, ye|shall blow, but ye|shall not sound an|alarm.|10:8 And the sons of|Aaron, the priests,|shall blow with the|trumpets; and they|shall be to you for an|ordinance for ever|throughout your
R	Tgenerations.|10:9 And if ye go to|war in your land|against the enemy that|oppresseth you, then|ye shall blow an alarm|with the trumpets; and|ye shall be|remembered before|the LORD your God,|and ye shall be saved|from your enemies.|10:10 Also in the day|of your gladness, and
R	Tin your solemn days,|and in the beginnings|of your months, ye|shall blow with the|trumpets over your|burnt offerings, and|over the sacrifices of|your peace offerings;|that they may be to|you for a memorial|before your God: I am|the LORD your God.|10:11 And it came to|pass on the twentieth
R	Tday of the second|month, in the second|year, that the cloud|was taken up from off|the tabernacle of the|testimony.|10:12 And the children|of Israel took their|journeys out of the|wilderness of Sinai;|and the cloud rested|in the wilderness of|Paran.|10:13 And they first
R	Ttook their journey|according to the|commandment of the|LORD by the hand of|Moses.|10:14 In the first|place went the|standard of the camp|of the children of|Judah according to|their armies: and over|his host was Nahshon|the son of Amminadab.|10:15 And over the
R	Thost of the tribe of|the children of|Issachar was|Nethaneel the son of|Zuar.|10:16 And over the|host of the tribe of|the children of|Zebulun was Eliab the|son of Helon.|10:17 And the|tabernacle was taken|down; and the sons of|Gershon and the sons
R	Tof Merari set forward,|bearing the|tabernacle.|10:18 And the|standard of the camp|of Reuben set|forward according to|their armies: and over|his host was Elizur|the son of Shedeur.|10:19 And over the|host of the tribe of|the children of Simeon|was Shelumiel the son
R	Tof Zurishaddai.|10:20 And over the|host of the tribe of|the children of Gad|was Eliasaph the son|of Deuel.|10:21 And the|Kohathites set|forward, bearing the|sanctuary: and the|other did set up the|tabernacle against|they came.|10:22 And the
R	Tstandard of the camp|of the children of|Ephraim set forward|according to their|armies: and over his|host was Elishama the|son of Ammihud.|10:23 And over the|host of the tribe of|the children of|Manasseh was Gamaliel|the son of Pedahzur.|10:24 And over the|host of the tribe of
R	Tthe children of|Benjamin was Abidan|the son of Gideoni.|10:25 And the|standard of the camp|of the children of Dan|set forward, which|was the rereward of|all the camps|throughout their|hosts: and over his|host was Ahiezer the|son of Ammishaddai.|10:26 And over the
R	Thost of the tribe of|the children of Asher|was Pagiel the son of|Ocran.|10:27 And over the|host of the tribe of|the children of|Naphtali was Ahira the|son of Enan.|10:28 Thus were the|journeyings of the|children of Israel|according to their|armies, when they set
R	Tforward.|10:29 And Moses said|unto Hobab, the son|of Raguel the Midianite,|Moses' father in law,|We are journeying|unto the place of|which the LORD said, I|will give it you: come|thou with us, and we|will do thee good: for|the LORD hath spoken|good concerning|Israel.
R	T10:30 And he said unto|him, I will not go; but I|will depart to mine own|land, and to my|kindred.|10:31 And he said,|Leave us not, I pray|thee; forasmuch as|thou knowest how we|are to encamp in the|wilderness, and thou|mayest be to us|instead of eyes.|10:32 And it shall be,
R	Tif thou go with us, yea,|it shall be, that what|goodness the LORD|shall do unto us, the|same will we do unto|thee.|10:33 And they|departed from the|mount of the LORD|three days' journey:|and the ark of the|covenant of the LORD|went before them in|the three days'
R	Tjourney, to search|out a resting place|for them.|10:34 And the cloud of|the LORD was upon|them by day, when|they went out of the|camp.|10:35 And it came to|pass, when the ark|set forward, that|Moses said, Rise up,|LORD, and let thine|enemies be scattered;
R	Tand let them that hate|thee flee before thee.|10:36 And when it|rested, he said,|Return, O LORD, unto|the many thousands|of Israel.||11:1 And when the|people complained, it|displeased the LORD:|and the LORD heard it;|and his anger was|kindled; and the fire
R	Tof the LORD burnt|among them, and|consumed them that|were in the uttermost|parts of the camp.|11:2 And the people|cried unto Moses; and|when Moses prayed|unto the LORD, the|fire was quenched.|11:3 And he called the|name of the place|Taberah: because the|fire of the LORD burnt
R	Tamong them.|11:4 And the mixt|multitude that was|among them fell a|lusting: and the|children of Israel|also wept again, and|said, Who shall give us|flesh to eat?|11:5 We remember the|fish, which we did eat|in Egypt freely; the|cucumbers, and the|melons, and the leeks,
R	Tand the onions, and|the garlick:|11:6 But now our soul|is dried away: there is|nothing at all, beside|this manna, before|our eyes.|11:7 And the manna|was as coriander|seed, and the colour|thereof as the colour|of bdellium.|11:8 And the people|went about, and
R	Tgathered it, and|ground it in mills, or|beat it in a mortar,|and baked it in pans,|and made cakes of it:|and the taste of it|was as the taste of|fresh oil.|11:9 And when the dew|fell upon the camp in|the night, the manna|fell upon it.|11:10 Then Moses|heard the people
R	Tweep throughout their|families, every man in|the door of his tent:|and the anger of the|LORD was kindled|greatly; Moses also|was displeased.|11:11 And Moses said|unto the LORD,|Wherefore hast thou|afflicted thy servant?|and wherefore have I|not found favour in|thy sight, that thou
R	Tlayest the burden of|all this people upon|me?|11:12 Have I|conceived all this|people? have I|begotten them, that|thou shouldest say|unto me, Carry them in|thy bosom, as a|nursing father|beareth the sucking|child, unto the land|which thou swarest
R	Tunto their fathers?|11:13 Whence should I|have flesh to give|unto all this people?|for they weep unto|me, saying, Give us|flesh, that we may eat.|11:14 I am not able to|bear all this people|alone, because it is|too heavy for me.|11:15 And if thou deal|thus with me, kill me, I|pray thee, out of
R	Thand, if I have found|favour in thy sight;|and let me not see my|wretchedness.|11:16 And the LORD|said unto Moses,|Gather unto me|seventy men of the|elders of Israel, whom|thou knowest to be|the elders of the|people, and officers|over them; and bring|them unto the
R	Ttabernacle of the|congregation, that|they may stand there|with thee.|11:17 And I will come|down and talk with|thee there: and I will|take of the spirit|which is upon thee,|and will put it upon|them; and they shall|bear the burden of|the people with thee,|that thou bear it not
R	Tthyself alone.|11:18 And say thou|unto the people,|Sanctify yourselves|against to morrow, and|ye shall eat flesh: for|ye have wept in the|ears of the LORD,|saying, Who shall give|us flesh to eat? for it|was well with us in|Egypt: therefore the|LORD will give you|flesh, and ye shall
R	Teat.|11:19 Ye shall not eat|one day, nor two days,|nor five days, neither|ten days, nor twenty|days;|11:20 But even a|whole month, until it|come out at your|nostrils, and it be|loathsome unto you:|because that ye have|despised the LORD|which is among you,
R	Tand have wept before|him, saying, Why came|we forth out of|Egypt?|11:21 And Moses said,|The people, among|whom I am, are six|hundred thousand|footmen; and thou|hast said, I will give|them flesh, that they|may eat a whole month.|11:22 Shall the flocks|and the herds be
R	Tslain for them, to|suffice them? or shall|all the fish of the sea|be gathered together|for them, to suffice|them?|11:23 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Is|the LORD's hand waxed|short? thou shalt see|now whether my word|shall come to pass|unto thee or not.|11:24 And Moses went
R	Tout, and told the|people the words of|the LORD, and|gathered the seventy|men of the elders of|the people, and set|them round about the|tabernacle.|11:25 And the LORD|came down in a cloud,|and spake unto him,|and took of the spirit|that was upon him, and|gave it unto the
R	Tseventy elders: and it|came to pass, that,|when the spirit rested|upon them, they|prophesied, and did|not cease.|11:26 But there|remained two of the|men in the camp, the|name of the one was|Eldad, and the name of|the other Medad: and|the spirit rested upon|them; and they were
R	Tof them that were|written, but went not|out unto the|tabernacle: and they|prophesied in the|camp.|11:27 And there ran a|young man, and told|Moses, and said, Eldad|and Medad do|prophesy in the camp.|11:28 And Joshua the|son of Nun, the|servant of Moses, one
R	Tof his young men,|answered and said, My|lord Moses, forbid|them.|11:29 And Moses said|unto him, Enviest thou|for my sake? would|God that all the LORD's|people were prophets,|and that the LORD|would put his spirit|upon them!|11:30 And Moses gat|him into the camp, he
R	Tand the elders of|Israel.|11:31 And there went|forth a wind from the|LORD, and brought|quails from the sea,|and let them fall by|the camp, as it were a|day's journey on this|side, and as it were a|day's journey on the|other side, round|about the camp, and|as it were two cubits
R	Thigh upon the face of|the earth.|11:32 And the people|stood up all that day,|and all that night, and|all the next day, and|they gathered the|quails: he that|gathered least|gathered ten homers:|and they spread them|all abroad for|themselves round|about the camp.
R	T11:33 And while the|flesh was yet between|their teeth, ere it was|chewed, the wrath of|the LORD was kindled|against the people,|and the LORD smote|the people with a very|great plague.|11:34 And he called|the name of that place|Kibrothhattaavah:|because there they|buried the people that
R	Tlusted.|11:35 And the people|journeyed from|Kibrothhattaavah unto|Hazeroth; and abode|at Hazeroth.||12:1 And Miriam and|Aaron spake against|Moses because of the|Ethiopian woman whom|he had married: for|he had married an|Ethiopian woman.
R	T12:2 And they said,|Hath the LORD indeed|spoken only by|Moses? hath he not|spoken also by us?|And the LORD heard it.|12:3 (Now the man|Moses was very meek,|above all the men|which were upon the|face of the earth.)|12:4 And the LORD|spake suddenly unto|Moses, and unto
R	TAaron, and unto Miriam,|Come out ye three|unto the tabernacle|of the congregation.|And they three came|out.|12:5 And the LORD|came down in the pillar|of the cloud, and|stood in the door of|the tabernacle, and|called Aaron and|Miriam: and they both|came forth.
R	T12:6 And he said, Hear|now my words: If|there be a prophet|among you, I the LORD|will make myself known|unto him in a vision,|and will speak unto him|in a dream.|12:7 My servant Moses|is not so, who is|faithful in all mine|house.|12:8 With him will I|speak mouth to mouth,
R	Teven apparently, and|not in dark speeches;|and the similitude of|the LORD shall he|behold: wherefore|then were ye not|afraid to speak|against my servant|Moses?|12:9 And the anger of|the LORD was kindled|against them; and he|departed.|12:10 And the cloud
R	Tdeparted from off the|tabernacle; and,|behold, Miriam became|leprous, white as|snow: and Aaron|looked upon Miriam,|and, behold, she was|leprous.|12:11 And Aaron said|unto Moses, Alas, my|lord, I beseech thee,|lay not the sin upon|us, wherein we have|done foolishly, and
R	Twherein we have|sinned.|12:12 Let her not be|as one dead, of whom|the flesh is half|consumed when he|cometh out of his|mother's womb.|12:13 And Moses cried|unto the LORD, saying,|Heal her now, O God, I|beseech thee.|12:14 And the LORD|said unto Moses, If
R	Ther father had but|spit in her face,|should she not be|ashamed seven days?|let her be shut out|from the camp seven|days, and after that|let her be received in|again.|12:15 And Miriam was|shut out from the|camp seven days: and|the people journeyed|not till Miriam was
R	Tbrought in again.|12:16 And afterward|the people removed|from Hazeroth, and|pitched in the|wilderness of Paran.||13:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|13:2 Send thou men,|that they may search|the land of Canaan,|which I give unto the
R	Tchildren of Israel: of|every tribe of their|fathers shall ye send|a man, every one a|ruler among them.|13:3 And Moses by the|commandment of the|LORD sent them from|the wilderness of|Paran: all those men|were heads of the|children of Israel.|13:4 And these were|their names: of the
R	Ttribe of Reuben,|Shammua the son of|Zaccur.|13:5 Of the tribe of|Simeon, Shaphat the|son of Hori.|13:6 Of the tribe of|Judah, Caleb the son|of Jephunneh.|13:7 Of the tribe of|Issachar, Igal the son|of Joseph.|13:8 Of the tribe of|Ephraim, Oshea the
R	Tson of Nun.|13:9 Of the tribe of|Benjamin, Palti the son|of Raphu.|13:10 Of the tribe of|Zebulun, Gaddiel the|son of Sodi.|13:11 Of the tribe of|Joseph, namely, of the|tribe of Manasseh,|Gaddi the son of Susi.|13:12 Of the tribe of|Dan, Ammiel the son of|Gemalli.
R	T13:13 Of the tribe of|Asher, Sethur the son|of Michael.|13:14 Of the tribe of|Naphtali, Nahbi the son|of Vophsi.|13:15 Of the tribe of|Gad, Geuel the son of|Machi.|13:16 These are the|names of the men|which Moses sent to|spy out the land. And|Moses called Oshea
R	Tthe son of Nun|Jehoshua.|13:17 And Moses sent|them to spy out the|land of Canaan, and|said unto them, Get|you up this way|southward, and go up|into the mountain:|13:18 And see the|land, what it is, and|the people that|dwelleth therein,|whether they be
R	Tstrong or weak, few|or many;|13:19 And what the|land is that they dwell|in, whether it be good|or bad; and what cities|they be that they|dwell in, whether in|tents, or in strong|holds;|13:20 And what the|land is, whether it be|fat or lean, whether|there be wood therein,
R	Tor not. And be ye of|good courage, and|bring of the fruit of|the land. Now the time|was the time of the|firstripe grapes.|13:21 So they went up,|and searched the|land from the|wilderness of Zin unto|Rehob, as men come to|Hamath.|13:22 And they|ascended by the
R	Tsouth, and came unto|Hebron; where Ahiman,|Sheshai, and Talmai,|the children of Anak,|were. (Now Hebron was|built seven years|before Zoan in Egypt.)|13:23 And they came|unto the brook of|Eshcol, and cut down|from thence a branch|with one cluster of|grapes, and they bare|it between two upon a
R	Tstaff; and they|brought of the|pomegranates, and of|the figs.|13:24 The place was|called the brook|Eshcol, because of|the cluster of grapes|which the children of|Israel cut down from|thence.|13:25 And they|returned from|searching of the land
R	Tafter forty days.|13:26 And they went|and came to Moses,|and to Aaron, and to|all the congregation|of the children of|Israel, unto the|wilderness of Paran,|to Kadesh; and|brought back word|unto them, and unto all|the congregation, and|shewed them the fruit|of the land.
R	T13:27 And they told|him, and said, We came|unto the land whither|thou sentest us, and|surely it floweth with|milk and honey; and|this is the fruit of it.|13:28 Nevertheless|the people be strong|that dwell in the land,|and the cities are|walled, and very|great: and moreover|we saw the children of
R	TAnak there.|13:29 The Amalekites|dwell in the land of|the south: and the|Hittites, and the|Jebusites, and the|Amorites, dwell in the|mountains: and the|Canaanites dwell by|the sea, and by the|coast of Jordan.|13:30 And Caleb stilled|the people before|Moses, and said, Let
R	Tus go up at once, and|possess it; for we are|well able to overcome|it.|13:31 But the men that|went up with him said,|We be not able to go|up against the people;|for they are|stronger than we.|13:32 And they|brought up an evil|report of the land|which they had
R	Tsearched unto the|children of Israel,|saying, The land,|through which we have|gone to search it, is a|land that eateth up|the inhabitants|thereof; and all the|people that we saw in|it are men of a great|stature.|13:33 And there we|saw the giants, the|sons of Anak, which
R	Tcome of the giants:|and we were in our|own sight as|grasshoppers, and so|we were in their sight.||14:1 And all the|congregation lifted up|their voice, and cried;|and the people wept|that night.|14:2 And all the|children of Israel|murmured against
R	TMoses and against|Aaron: and the whole|congregation said|unto them, Would God|that we had died in the|land of Egypt! or|would God we had died|in this wilderness!|14:3 And wherefore|hath the LORD brought|us unto this land, to|fall by the sword, that|our wives and our|children should be a
R	Tprey? were it not|better for us to|return into Egypt?|14:4 And they said one|to another, Let us|make a captain, and let|us return into Egypt.|14:5 Then Moses and|Aaron fell on their|faces before all the|assembly of the|congregation of the|children of Israel.|14:6 And Joshua the
R	Tson of Nun, and Caleb|the son of Jephunneh,|which were of them|that searched the|land, rent their|clothes:|14:7 And they spake|unto all the company|of the children of|Israel, saying, The|land, which we passed|through to search it,|is an exceeding good|land.
R	T14:8 If the LORD|delight in us, then he|will bring us into this|land, and give it us; a|land which floweth with|milk and honey.|14:9 Only rebel not ye|against the LORD,|neither fear ye the|people of the land;|for they are bread|for us: their defence|is departed from them,|and the LORD is with
R	Tus: fear them not.|14:10 But all the|congregation bade|stone them with|stones. And the glory|of the LORD appeared|in the tabernacle of|the congregation|before all the|children of Israel.|14:11 And the LORD|said unto Moses, How|long will this people|provoke me? and how
R	Tlong will it be ere they|believe me, for all the|signs which I have|shewed among them?|14:12 I will smite them|with the pestilence,|and disinherit them,|and will make of thee a|greater nation and|mightier than they.|14:13 And Moses said|unto the LORD, Then|the Egyptians shall|hear it, (for thou
R	Tbroughtest up this|people in thy might|from among them;)|14:14 And they will tell|it to the inhabitants of|this land: for they|have heard that thou|LORD art among this|people, that thou LORD|art seen face to face,|and that thy cloud|standeth over them,|and that thou goest|before them, by day
R	Ttime in a pillar of a|cloud, and in a pillar|of fire by night.|14:15 Now if thou shalt|kill all this people as|one man, then the|nations which have|heard the fame of|thee will speak, saying,|14:16 Because the|LORD was not able to|bring this people into|the land which he|sware unto them,
R	Ttherefore he hath|slain them in the|wilderness.|14:17 And now, I|beseech thee, let the|power of my LORD be|great, according as|thou hast spoken,|saying,|14:18 The LORD is|longsuffering, and of|great mercy, forgiving|iniquity and|transgression, and by
R	Tno means clearing the|guilty, visiting the|iniquity of the fathers|upon the children|unto the third and|fourth generation.|14:19 Pardon, I|beseech thee, the|iniquity of this people|according unto the|greatness of thy|mercy, and as thou|hast forgiven this|people, from Egypt
R	Teven until now.|14:20 And the LORD|said, I have pardoned|according to thy word:|14:21 But as truly as|I live, all the earth|shall be filled with the|glory of the LORD.|14:22 Because all|those men which have|seen my glory, and my|miracles, which I did in|Egypt and in the|wilderness, and have
R	Ttempted me now these|ten times, and have|not hearkened to my|voice;|14:23 Surely they|shall not see the land|which I sware unto|their fathers, neither|shall any of them that|provoked me see it:|14:24 But my servant|Caleb, because he had|another spirit with him,|and hath followed me
R	Tfully, him will I bring|into the land|whereinto he went; and|his seed shall|possess it.|14:25 (Now the|Amalekites and the|Canaanites dwelt in|the valley.) Tomorrow|turn you, and get you|into the wilderness by|the way of the Red|sea.|14:26 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses and|unto Aaron, saying,|14:27 How long shall I|bear with this evil|congregation, which|murmur against me? I|have heard the|murmurings of the|children of Israel,|which they murmur|against me.|14:28 Say unto them,|As truly as I live,|saith the LORD, as ye
R	Thave spoken in mine|ears, so will I do to|you:|14:29 Your carcases|shall fall in this|wilderness; and all|that were numbered|of you, according to|your whole number,|from twenty years old|and upward which|have murmured|against me.|14:30 Doubtless ye
R	Tshall not come into the|land, concerning which|I sware to make you|dwell therein, save|Caleb the son of|Jephunneh, and|Joshua the son of|Nun.|14:31 But your little|ones, which ye said|should be a prey,|them will I bring in, and|they shall know the|land which ye have
R	Tdespised.|14:32 But as for you,|your carcases, they|shall fall in this|wilderness.|14:33 And your|children shall wander|in the wilderness|forty years, and bear|your whoredoms, until|your carcases be|wasted in the|wilderness.|14:34 After the
R	Tnumber of the days in|which ye searched the|land, even forty days,|each day for a year,|shall ye bear your|iniquities, even forty|years, and ye shall|know my breach of|promise.|14:35 I the LORD have|said, I will surely do it|unto all this evil|congregation, that are|gathered together
R	Tagainst me: in this|wilderness they shall|be consumed, and|there they shall die.|14:36 And the men,|which Moses sent to|search the land, who|returned, and made all|the congregation to|murmur against him, by|bringing up a slander|upon the land,|14:37 Even those men|that did bring up the
R	Tevil report upon the|land, died by the|plague before the|LORD.|14:38 But Joshua the|son of Nun, and Caleb|the son of Jephunneh,|which were of the men|that went to search|the land, lived still.|14:39 And Moses told|these sayings unto all|the children of Israel:|and the people
R	Tmourned greatly.|14:40 And they rose|up early in the|morning, and gat them|up into the top of the|mountain, saying, Lo,|we be here, and will go|up unto the place|which the LORD hath|promised: for we have|sinned.|14:41 And Moses said,|Wherefore now do ye|transgress the
R	Tcommandment of the|LORD? but it shall not|prosper.|14:42 Go not up, for|the LORD is not among|you; that ye be not|smitten before your|enemies.|14:43 For the|Amalekites and the|Canaanites are there|before you, and ye|shall fall by the|sword: because ye
R	Tare turned away from|the LORD, therefore|the LORD will not be|with you.|14:44 But they|presumed to go up|unto the hill top:|nevertheless the ark|of the covenant of|the LORD, and Moses,|departed not out of|the camp.|14:45 Then the|Amalekites came down,
R	Tand the Canaanites|which dwelt in that hill,|and smote them, and|discomfited them, even|unto Hormah.||15:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|15:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|and say unto them,|When ye be come into|the land of your
R	Thabitations, which I|give unto you,|15:3 And will make an|offering by fire unto|the LORD, a burnt|offering, or a|sacrifice in|performing a vow, or|in a freewill offering,|or in your solemn|feasts, to make a|sweet savour unto the|LORD, of the herd or|of the flock:
R	T15:4 Then shall he|that offereth his|offering unto the|LORD bring a meat|offering of a tenth|deal of flour mingled|with the fourth part|of an hin of oil.|15:5 And the fourth|part of an hin of wine|for a drink offering|shalt thou prepare|with the burnt|offering or sacrifice,
R	Tfor one lamb.|15:6 Or for a ram,|thou shalt prepare|for a meat offering|two tenth deals of|flour mingled with the|third part of an hin of|oil.|15:7 And for a drink|offering thou shalt|offer the third part|of an hin of wine, for|a sweet savour unto|the LORD.
R	T15:8 And when thou|preparest a bullock|for a burnt offering,|or for a sacrifice in|performing a vow, or|peace offerings unto|the LORD:|15:9 Then shall he|bring with a bullock a|meat offering of|three tenth deals of|flour mingled with half|an hin of oil.|15:10 And thou shalt
R	Tbring for a drink|offering half an hin|of wine, for an|offering made by fire,|of a sweet savour|unto the LORD.|15:11 Thus shall it be|done for one bullock,|or for one ram, or|for a lamb, or a kid.|15:12 According to the|number that ye shall|prepare, so shall ye|do to every one
R	Taccording to their|number.|15:13 All that are|born of the country|shall do these things|after this manner, in|offering an offering|made by fire, of a|sweet savour unto the|LORD.|15:14 And if a|stranger sojourn with|you, or whosoever be|among you in your
R	Tgenerations, and will|offer an offering|made by fire, of a|sweet savour unto the|LORD; as ye do, so he|shall do.|15:15 One ordinance|shall be both for you|of the congregation,|and also for the|stranger that|sojourneth with you,|an ordinance for|ever in your
R	Tgenerations: as ye|are, so shall the|stranger be before|the LORD.|15:16 One law and one|manner shall be for|you, and for the|stranger that|sojourneth with you.|15:17 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|15:18 Speak unto the|children of Israel,
R	Tand say unto them,|When ye come into the|land whither I bring|you,|15:19 Then it shall be,|that, when ye eat of|the bread of the land,|ye shall offer up an|heave offering unto|the LORD.|15:20 Ye shall offer|up a cake of the first|of your dough for an|heave offering: as ye
R	Tdo the heave offering|of the threshingfloor,|so shall ye heave it.|15:21 Of the first of|your dough ye shall|give unto the LORD an|heave offering in|your generations.|15:22 And if ye have|erred, and not|observed all these|commandments, which|the LORD hath spoken|unto Moses,
R	T15:23 Even all that the|LORD hath commanded|you by the hand of|Moses, from the day|that the LORD|commanded Moses, and|henceforward among|your generations;|15:24 Then it shall be,|if ought be committed|by ignorance without|the knowledge of the|congregation, that all|the congregation shall
R	Toffer one young|bullock for a burnt|offering, for a sweet|savour unto the LORD,|with his meat offering,|and his drink offering,|according to the|manner, and one kid of|the goats for a sin|offering.|15:25 And the priest|shall make an|atonement for all the|congregation of the
R	Tchildren of Israel,|and it shall be|forgiven them; for it is|ignorance: and they|shall bring their|offering, a sacrifice|made by fire unto the|LORD, and their sin|offering before the|LORD, for their|ignorance:|15:26 And it shall be|forgiven all the|congregation of the
R	Tchildren of Israel,|and the stranger that|sojourneth among|them; seeing all the|people were in|ignorance.|15:27 And if any soul|sin through ignorance,|then he shall bring a|she goat of the first|year for a sin|offering.|15:28 And the priest|shall make an
R	Tatonement for the|soul that sinneth|ignorantly, when he|sinneth by ignorance|before the LORD, to|make an atonement for|him; and it shall be|forgiven him.|15:29 Ye shall have|one law for him that|sinneth through|ignorance, both for|him that is born among|the children of Israel,
R	Tand for the stranger|that sojourneth|among them.|15:30 But the soul|that doeth ought|presumptuously,|whether he be born in|the land, or a|stranger, the same|reproacheth the LORD;|and that soul shall be|cut off from among|his people.|15:31 Because he hath
R	Tdespised the word of|the LORD, and hath|broken his|commandment, that|soul shall utterly be|cut off; his iniquity|shall be upon him.|15:32 And while the|children of Israel|were in the|wilderness, they found|a man that gathered|sticks upon the|sabbath day.
R	T15:33 And they that|found him gathering|sticks brought him|unto Moses and Aaron,|and unto all the|congregation.|15:34 And they put him|in ward, because it|was not declared what|should be done to him.|15:35 And the LORD|said unto Moses, The|man shall be surely|put to death: all the
R	Tcongregation shall|stone him with stones|without the camp.|15:36 And all the|congregation brought|him without the camp,|and stoned him with|stones, and he died;|as the LORD|commanded Moses.|15:37 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|15:38 Speak unto the
R	Tchildren of Israel,|and bid them that they|make them fringes in|the borders of their|garments throughout|their generations, and|that they put upon the|fringe of the borders|a ribband of blue:|15:39 And it shall be|unto you for a fringe,|that ye may look upon|it, and remember all|the commandments of
R	Tthe LORD, and do them;|and that ye seek not|after your own heart|and your own eyes,|after which ye use to|go a whoring:|15:40 That ye may|remember, and do all|my commandments, and|be holy unto your|God.|15:41 I am the LORD|your God, which|brought you out of
R	Tthe land of Egypt, to|be your God: I am the|LORD your God.||16:1 Now Korah, the|son of Izhar, the son|of Kohath, the son of|Levi, and Dathan and|Abiram, the sons of|Eliab, and On, the son|of Peleth, sons of|Reuben, took men:|16:2 And they rose up|before Moses, with
R	Tcertain of the|children of Israel, two|hundred and fifty|princes of the|assembly, famous in|the congregation, men|of renown:|16:3 And they|gathered themselves|together against|Moses and against|Aaron, and said unto|them, Ye take too much|upon you, seeing all
R	Tthe congregation are|holy, every one of|them, and the LORD is|among them:|wherefore then lift ye|up yourselves above|the congregation of|the LORD?|16:4 And when Moses|heard it, he fell upon|his face:|16:5 And he spake|unto Korah and unto|all his company,
R	Tsaying, Even to|morrow the LORD will|shew who are his, and|who is holy; and will|cause him to come|near unto him: even|him whom he hath|chosen will he cause|to come near unto him.|16:6 This do; Take you|censers, Korah, and|all his company;|16:7 And put fire|therein, and put
R	Tincense in them|before the LORD to|morrow: and it shall be|that the man whom the|LORD doth choose, he|shall be holy: ye take|too much upon you, ye|sons of Levi.|16:8 And Moses said|unto Korah, Hear, I|pray you, ye sons of|Levi:|16:9 Seemeth it but a|small thing unto you,
R	Tthat the God of Israel|hath separated you|from the congregation|of Israel, to bring you|near to himself to do|the service of the|tabernacle of the|LORD, and to stand|before the|congregation to|minister unto them?|16:10 And he hath|brought thee near to|him, and all thy
R	Tbrethren the sons of|Levi with thee: and|seek ye the|priesthood also?|16:11 For which cause|both thou and all thy|company are gathered|together against the|LORD: and what is|Aaron, that ye murmur|against him?|16:12 And Moses sent|to call Dathan and|Abiram, the sons of
R	TEliab: which said, We|will not come up:|16:13 Is it a small|thing that thou hast|brought us up out of|a land that floweth|with milk and honey, to|kill us in the|wilderness, except|thou make thyself|altogether a prince|over us?|16:14 Moreover thou|hast not brought us
R	Tinto a land that|floweth with milk and|honey, or given us|inheritance of fields|and vineyards: wilt|thou put out the eyes|of these men? we will|not come up.|16:15 And Moses was|very wroth, and said|unto the LORD,|Respect not thou their|offering: I have not|taken one ass from
R	Tthem, neither have I|hurt one of them.|16:16 And Moses said|unto Korah, Be thou|and all thy company|before the LORD, thou,|and they, and Aaron,|to morrow:|16:17 And take every|man his censer, and|put incense in them,|and bring ye before|the LORD every man|his censer, two
R	Thundred and fifty|censers; thou also,|and Aaron, each of|you his censer.|16:18 And they took|every man his censer,|and put fire in them,|and laid incense|thereon, and stood in|the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation with|Moses and Aaron.|16:19 And Korah
R	Tgathered all the|congregation against|them unto the door of|the tabernacle of the|congregation: and the|glory of the LORD|appeared unto all the|congregation.|16:20 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|unto Aaron, saying,|16:21 Separate|yourselves from|among this
R	Tcongregation, that I|may consume them in a|moment.|16:22 And they fell|upon their faces, and|said, O God, the God of|the spirits of all|flesh, shall one man|sin, and wilt thou be|wroth with all the|congregation?|16:23 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,
R	T16:24 Speak unto the|congregation, saying,|Get you up from about|the tabernacle of|Korah, Dathan, and|Abiram.|16:25 And Moses rose|up and went unto|Dathan and Abiram;|and the elders of|Israel followed him.|16:26 And he spake|unto the congregation,|saying, Depart, I pray
R	Tyou, from the tents of|these wicked men, and|touch nothing of|theirs, lest ye be|consumed in all their|sins.|16:27 So they gat up|from the tabernacle|of Korah, Dathan, and|Abiram, on every side:|and Dathan and Abiram|came out, and stood in|the door of their|tents, and their wives,
R	Tand their sons, and|their little children.|16:28 And Moses said,|Hereby ye shall know|that the LORD hath|sent me to do all|these works; for I|have not done them of|mine own mind.|16:29 If these men die|the common death of|all men, or if they be|visited after the|visitation of all men;
R	Tthen the LORD hath|not sent me.|16:30 But if the LORD|make a new thing, and|the earth open her|mouth, and swallow|them up, with all that|appertain unto them,|and they go down|quick into the pit; then|ye shall understand|that these men have|provoked the LORD.|16:31 And it came to
R	Tpass, as he had made|an end of speaking all|these words, that the|ground clave asunder|that was under them:|16:32 And the earth|opened her mouth, and|swallowed them up, and|their houses, and all|the men that|appertained unto|Korah, and all their|goods.|16:33 They, and all
R	Tthat appertained to|them, went down alive|into the pit, and the|earth closed upon|them: and they|perished from among|the congregation.|16:34 And all Israel|that were round about|them fled at the cry|of them: for they said,|Lest the earth swallow|us up also.|16:35 And there came
R	Tout a fire from the|LORD, and consumed|the two hundred and|fifty men that offered|incense.|16:36 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|16:37 Speak unto|Eleazar the son of|Aaron the priest, that|he take up the|censers out of the|burning, and scatter
R	Tthou the fire yonder;|for they are hallowed.|16:38 The censers of|these sinners against|their own souls, let|them make them broad|plates for a covering|of the altar: for they|offered them before|the LORD, therefore|they are hallowed: and|they shall be a sign|unto the children of|Israel.
R	T16:39 And Eleazar the|priest took the|brasen censers,|wherewith they that|were burnt had|offered; and they|were made broad|plates for a covering|of the altar:|16:40 To be a memorial|unto the children of|Israel, that no|stranger, which is not|of the seed of Aaron,
R	Tcome near to offer|incense before the|LORD; that he be not|as Korah, and as his|company: as the LORD|said to him by the|hand of Moses.|16:41 But on the|morrow all the|congregation of the|children of Israel|murmured against|Moses and against|Aaron, saying, Ye have
R	Tkilled the people of|the LORD.|16:42 And it came to|pass, when the|congregation was|gathered against|Moses and against|Aaron, that they|looked toward the|tabernacle of the|congregation: and,|behold, the cloud|covered it, and the|glory of the LORD
R	Tappeared.|16:43 And Moses and|Aaron came before|the tabernacle of the|congregation.|16:44 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|16:45 Get you up from|among this|congregation, that I|may consume them as|in a moment. And they|fell upon their faces.
R	T16:46 And Moses said|unto Aaron, Take a|censer, and put fire|therein from off the|altar, and put on|incense, and go|quickly unto the|congregation, and|make an atonement for|them: for there is|wrath gone out from|the LORD; the plague|is begun.|16:47 And Aaron took
R	Tas Moses commanded,|and ran into the midst|of the congregation;|and, behold, the|plague was begun|among the people: and|he put on incense, and|made an atonement|for the people.|16:48 And he stood|between the dead and|the living; and the|plague was stayed.|16:49 Now they that
R	Tdied in the plague|were fourteen|thousand and seven|hundred, beside them|that died about the|matter of Korah.|16:50 And Aaron|returned unto Moses|unto the door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation: and the|plague was stayed.||17:1 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses,|saying,|17:2 Speak unto the|children of Israel,|and take of every one|of them a rod|according to the|house of their|fathers, of all their|princes according to|the house of their|fathers twelve rods:|write thou every man's|name upon his rod.
R	T17:3 And thou shalt|write Aaron's name|upon the rod of Levi:|for one rod shall be|for the head of the|house of their|fathers.|17:4 And thou shalt|lay them up in the|tabernacle of the|congregation before|the testimony, where I|will meet with you.|17:5 And it shall come
R	Tto pass, that the man's|rod, whom I shall|choose, shall blossom:|and I will make to|cease from me the|murmurings of the|children of Israel,|whereby they murmur|against you.|17:6 And Moses spake|unto the children of|Israel, and every one|of their princes gave|him a rod apiece, for
R	Teach prince one,|according to their|fathers' houses, even|twelve rods: and the|rod of Aaron was|among their rods.|17:7 And Moses laid up|the rods before the|LORD in the|tabernacle of witness.|17:8 And it came to|pass, that on the|morrow Moses went|into the tabernacle of
R	Twitness; and, behold,|the rod of Aaron for|the house of Levi was|budded, and brought|forth buds, and|bloomed blossoms, and|yielded almonds.|17:9 And Moses|brought out all the|rods from before the|LORD unto all the|children of Israel:|and they looked, and|took every man his
R	Trod.|17:10 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Bring|Aaron's rod again|before the testimony,|to be kept for a token|against the rebels;|and thou shalt quite|take away their|murmurings from me,|that they die not.|17:11 And Moses did|so: as the LORD|commanded him, so did
R	The.|17:12 And the children|of Israel spake unto|Moses, saying, Behold,|we die, we perish, we|all perish.|17:13 Whosoever|cometh any thing near|unto the tabernacle|of the LORD shall die:|shall we be consumed|with dying?||18:1 And the LORD said
R	Tunto Aaron, Thou and|thy sons and thy|father's house with|thee shall bear the|iniquity of the|sanctuary: and thou|and thy sons with thee|shall bear the iniquity|of your priesthood.|18:2 And thy brethren|also of the tribe of|Levi, the tribe of thy|father, bring thou with|thee, that they may be
R	Tjoined unto thee, and|minister unto thee: but|thou and thy sons with|thee shall minister|before the tabernacle|of witness.|18:3 And they shall|keep thy charge, and|the charge of all the|tabernacle: only they|shall not come nigh|the vessels of the|sanctuary and the|altar, that neither
R	Tthey, nor ye also, die.|18:4 And they shall be|joined unto thee, and|keep the charge of|the tabernacle of the|congregation, for all|the service of the|tabernacle: and a|stranger shall not|come nigh unto you.|18:5 And ye shall keep|the charge of the|sanctuary, and the|charge of the altar:
R	Tthat there be no|wrath any more upon|the children of Israel.|18:6 And I, behold, I|have taken your|brethren the Levites|from among the|children of Israel: to|you they are given as|a gift for the LORD, to|do the service of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|18:7 Therefore thou
R	Tand thy sons with thee|shall keep your|priest's office for|everything of the|altar, and within the|vail; and ye shall|serve: I have given|your priest's office|unto you as a service|of gift: and the|stranger that cometh|nigh shall be put to|death.|18:8 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Aaron,|Behold, I also have|given thee the charge|of mine heave|offerings of all the|hallowed things of the|children of Israel;|unto thee have I given|them by reason of the|anointing, and to thy|sons, by an ordinance|for ever.|18:9 This shall be|thine of the most holy
R	Tthings, reserved from|the fire: every|oblation of theirs,|every meat offering|of theirs, and every|sin offering of theirs,|and every trespass|offering of theirs|which they shall|render unto me, shall|be most holy for thee|and for thy sons.|18:10 In the most holy|place shalt thou eat it;
R	Tevery male shall eat|it: it shall be holy unto|thee.|18:11 And this is thine;|the heave offering of|their gift, with all the|wave offerings of the|children of Israel: I|have given them unto|thee, and to thy sons|and to thy daughters|with thee, by a statute|for ever: every one|that is clean in thy
R	Thouse shall eat of it.|18:12 All the best of|the oil, and all the|best of the wine, and|of the wheat, the|firstfruits of them|which they shall offer|unto the LORD, them|have I given thee.|18:13 And whatsoever|is first ripe in the|land, which they shall|bring unto the LORD,|shall be thine; every
R	Tone that is clean in|thine house shall eat|of it.|18:14 Every thing|devoted in Israel|shall be thine.|18:15 Every thing that|openeth the matrix in|all flesh, which they|bring unto the LORD,|whether it be of men|or beasts, shall be|thine: nevertheless|the firstborn of man
R	Tshalt thou surely|redeem, and the|firstling of unclean|beasts shalt thou|redeem.|18:16 And those that|are to be redeemed|from a month old shalt|thou redeem,|according to thine|estimation, for the|money of five shekels,|after the shekel of|the sanctuary, which
R	Tis twenty gerahs.|18:17 But the firstling|of a cow, or the|firstling of a sheep,|or the firstling of a|goat, thou shalt not|redeem; they are holy:|thou shalt sprinkle|their blood upon the|altar, and shalt burn|their fat for an|offering made by fire,|for a sweet savour|unto the LORD.
R	T18:18 And the flesh of|them shall be thine, as|the wave breast and|as the right shoulder|are thine.|18:19 All the heave|offerings of the holy|things, which the|children of Israel|offer unto the LORD,|have I given thee, and|thy sons and thy|daughters with thee,|by a statute for ever:
R	Tit is a covenant of|salt for ever before|the LORD unto thee|and to thy seed with|thee.|18:20 And the LORD|spake unto Aaron,|Thou shalt have no|inheritance in their|land, neither shalt|thou have any part|among them: I am thy|part and thine|inheritance among the
R	Tchildren of Israel.|18:21 And, behold, I|have given the|children of Levi all|the tenth in Israel for|an inheritance, for|their service which|they serve, even the|service of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|18:22 Neither must the|children of Israel|henceforth come nigh
R	Tthe tabernacle of the|congregation, lest|they bear sin, and die.|18:23 But the Levites|shall do the service|of the tabernacle of|the congregation, and|they shall bear their|iniquity: it shall be a|statute for ever|throughout your|generations, that|among the children of|Israel they have no
R	Tinheritance.|18:24 But the tithes of|the children of Israel,|which they offer as|an heave offering|unto the LORD, I have|given to the Levites to|inherit: therefore I|have said unto them,|Among the children of|Israel they shall have|no inheritance.|18:25 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,
R	Tsaying,|18:26 Thus speak unto|the Levites, and say|unto them, When ye|take of the children|of Israel the tithes|which I have given you|from them for your|inheritance, then ye|shall offer up an|heave offering of it|for the LORD, even a|tenth part of the|tithe.
R	T18:27 And this your|heave offering shall|be reckoned unto you,|as though it were the|corn of the|threshingfloor, and as|the fulness of the|winepress.|18:28 Thus ye also|shall offer an heave|offering unto the|LORD of all your|tithes, which ye|receive of the
R	Tchildren of Israel;|and ye shall give|thereof the LORD's|heave offering to|Aaron the priest.|18:29 Out of all your|gifts ye shall offer|every heave offering|of the LORD, of all the|best thereof, even|the hallowed part|thereof out of it.|18:30 Therefore thou|shalt say unto them,
R	TWhen ye have heaved|the best thereof from|it, then it shall be|counted unto the|Levites as the|increase of the|threshingfloor, and as|the increase of the|winepress.|18:31 And ye shall eat|it in every place, ye|and your households:|for it is your reward|for your service in
R	Tthe tabernacle of the|congregation.|18:32 And ye shall|bear no sin by reason|of it, when ye have|heaved from it the|best of it: neither|shall ye pollute the|holy things of the|children of Israel,|lest ye die.||19:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and
R	Tunto Aaron, saying,|19:2 This is the|ordinance of the law|which the LORD hath|commanded, saying,|Speak unto the|children of Israel,|that they bring thee a|red heifer without|spot, wherein is no|blemish, and upon|which never came|yoke:|19:3 And ye shall give
R	Ther unto Eleazar the|priest, that he may|bring her forth|without the camp, and|one shall slay her|before his face:|19:4 And Eleazar the|priest shall take of|her blood with his|finger, and sprinkle of|her blood directly|before the tabernacle|of the congregation|seven times:
R	T19:5 And one shall|burn the heifer in his|sight; her skin, and|her flesh, and her|blood, with her dung,|shall he burn:|19:6 And the priest|shall take cedar wood,|and hyssop, and|scarlet, and cast it|into the midst of the|burning of the heifer.|19:7 Then the priest|shall wash his clothes,
R	Tand he shall bathe his|flesh in water, and|afterward he shall|come into the camp,|and the priest shall|be unclean until the|even.|19:8 And he that|burneth her shall|wash his clothes in|water, and bathe his|flesh in water, and|shall be unclean until|the even.
R	T19:9 And a man that is|clean shall gather up|the ashes of the|heifer, and lay them|up without the camp in|a clean place, and it|shall be kept for the|congregation of the|children of Israel for|a water of separation:|it is a purification for|sin.|19:10 And he that|gathereth the ashes
R	Tof the heifer shall|wash his clothes, and|be unclean until the|even: and it shall be|unto the children of|Israel, and unto the|stranger that|sojourneth among|them, for a statute|for ever.|19:11 He that toucheth|the dead body of any|man shall be unclean|seven days.
R	T19:12 He shall purify|himself with it on the|third day, and on the|seventh day he shall|be clean: but if he|purify not himself the|third day, then the|seventh day he shall|not be clean.|19:13 Whosoever|toucheth the dead|body of any man that|is dead, and purifieth|not himself, defileth
R	Tthe tabernacle of the|LORD; and that soul|shall be cut off from|Israel: because the|water of separation|was not sprinkled|upon him, he shall be|unclean; his|uncleanness is yet|upon him.|19:14 This is the law,|when a man dieth in a|tent: all that come into|the tent, and all that
R	Tis in the tent, shall be|unclean seven days.|19:15 And every open|vessel, which hath no|covering bound upon|it, is unclean.|19:16 And whosoever|toucheth one that is|slain with a sword in|the open fields, or a|dead body, or a bone|of a man, or a grave,|shall be unclean|seven days.
R	T19:17 And for an|unclean person they|shall take of the|ashes of the burnt|heifer of purification|for sin, and running|water shall be put|thereto in a vessel:|19:18 And a clean|person shall take|hyssop, and dip it in|the water, and|sprinkle it upon the|tent, and upon all the
R	Tvessels, and upon the|persons that were|there, and upon him|that touched a bone,|or one slain, or one|dead, or a grave:|19:19 And the clean|person shall sprinkle|upon the unclean on|the third day, and on|the seventh day: and|on the seventh day he|shall purify himself,|and wash his clothes,
R	Tand bathe himself in|water, and shall be|clean at even.|19:20 But the man that|shall be unclean, and|shall not purify|himself, that soul shall|be cut off from among|the congregation,|because he hath|defiled the sanctuary|of the LORD: the water|of separation hath|not been sprinkled
R	Tupon him; he is|unclean.|19:21 And it shall be a|perpetual statute|unto them, that he that|sprinkleth the water|of separation shall|wash his clothes; and|he that toucheth the|water of separation|shall be unclean until|even.|19:22 And whatsoever|the unclean person
R	Ttoucheth shall be|unclean; and the soul|that toucheth it shall|be unclean until even.||20:1 Then came the|children of Israel,|even the whole|congregation, into the|desert of Zin in the|first month: and the|people abode in|Kadesh; and Miriam|died there, and was
R	Tburied there.|20:2 And there was no|water for the|congregation: and|they gathered|themselves together|against Moses and|against Aaron.|20:3 And the people|chode with Moses, and|spake, saying, Would|God that we had died|when our brethren|died before the LORD!
R	T20:4 And why have ye|brought up the|congregation of the|LORD into this|wilderness, that we|and our cattle should|die there?|20:5 And wherefore|have ye made us to|come up out of Egypt,|to bring us in unto|this evil place? it is no|place of seed, or of|figs, or of vines, or
R	Tof pomegranates;|neither is there any|water to drink.|20:6 And Moses and|Aaron went from the|presence of the|assembly unto the|door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and|they fell upon their|faces: and the glory|of the LORD appeared|unto them.
R	T20:7 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|20:8 Take the rod, and|gather thou the|assembly together,|thou, and Aaron thy|brother, and speak ye|unto the rock before|their eyes; and it shall|give forth his water,|and thou shalt bring|forth to them water|out of the rock: so
R	Tthou shalt give the|congregation and|their beasts drink.|20:9 And Moses took|the rod from before|the LORD, as he|commanded him.|20:10 And Moses and|Aaron gathered the|congregation together|before the rock, and|he said unto them,|Hear now, ye rebels;|must we fetch you
R	Twater out of this|rock?|20:11 And Moses lifted|up his hand, and with|his rod he smote the|rock twice: and the|water came out|abundantly, and the|congregation drank,|and their beasts also.|20:12 And the LORD|spake unto Moses and|Aaron, Because ye|believed me not, to
R	Tsanctify me in the|eyes of the children|of Israel, therefore|ye shall not bring this|congregation into the|land which I have|given them.|20:13 This is the water|of Meribah; because|the children of Israel|strove with the LORD,|and he was sanctified|in them.|20:14 And Moses sent
R	Tmessengers from|Kadesh unto the king|of Edom, Thus saith|thy brother Israel,|Thou knowest all the|travail that hath|befallen us:|20:15 How our fathers|went down into Egypt,|and we have dwelt in|Egypt a long time; and|the Egyptians vexed|us, and our fathers:|20:16 And when we
R	Tcried unto the LORD,|he heard our voice,|and sent an angel,|and hath brought us|forth out of Egypt:|and, behold, we are in|Kadesh, a city in the|uttermost of thy|border:|20:17 Let us pass, I|pray thee, through|thy country: we will|not pass through the|fields, or through the
R	Tvineyards, neither will|we drink of the water|of the wells: we will go|by the king's high way,|we will not turn to the|right hand nor to the|left, until we have|passed thy borders.|20:18 And Edom said|unto him, Thou shalt|not pass by me, lest I|come out against thee|with the sword.|20:19 And the children
R	Tof Israel said unto|him, We will go by the|high way: and if I and|my cattle drink of thy|water, then I will pay|for it: I will only,|without doing anything|else, go through on|my feet.|20:20 And he said,|Thou shalt not go|through. And Edom|came out against him|with much people, and
R	Twith a strong hand.|20:21 Thus Edom|refused to give Israel|passage through his|border: wherefore|Israel turned away|from him.|20:22 And the children|of Israel, even the|whole congregation,|journeyed from|Kadesh, and came unto|mount Hor.|20:23 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses and|Aaron in mount Hor, by|the coast of the land|of Edom, saying,|20:24 Aaron shall be|gathered unto his|people: for he shall|not enter into the|land which I have|given unto the|children of Israel,|because ye rebelled|against my word at the|water of Meribah.
R	T20:25 Take Aaron and|Eleazar his son, and|bring them up unto|mount Hor:|20:26 And strip Aaron|of his garments, and|put them upon Eleazar|his son: and Aaron|shall be gathered|unto his people, and|shall die there.|20:27 And Moses did|as the LORD|commanded: and they
R	Twent up into mount Hor|in the sight of all the|congregation.|20:28 And Moses|stripped Aaron of his|garments, and put|them upon Eleazar his|son; and Aaron died|there in the top of|the mount: and Moses|and Eleazar came|down from the mount.|20:29 And when all the|congregation saw that
R	TAaron was dead, they|mourned for Aaron|thirty days, even all|the house of Israel.||21:1 And when king|Arad the Canaanite,|which dwelt in the|south, heard tell that|Israel came by the|way of the spies; then|he fought against|Israel, and took some|of them prisoners.
R	T21:2 And Israel vowed|a vow unto the LORD,|and said, If thou wilt|indeed deliver this|people into my hand,|then I will utterly|destroy their cities.|21:3 And the LORD|hearkened to the|voice of Israel, and|delivered up the|Canaanites; and they|utterly destroyed|them and their cities:
R	Tand he called the|name of the place|Hormah.|21:4 And they|journeyed from mount|Hor by the way of the|Red sea, to compass|the land of Edom: and|the soul of the people|was much discouraged|because of the way.|21:5 And the people|spake against God,|and against Moses,
R	TWherefore have ye|brought us up out of|Egypt to die in the|wilderness? for there|is no bread, neither is|there any water; and|our soul loatheth this|light bread.|21:6 And the LORD|sent fiery serpents|among the people, and|they bit the people;|and much people of|Israel died.
R	T21:7 Therefore the|people came to Moses,|and said, We have|sinned, for we have|spoken against the|LORD, and against|thee; pray unto the|LORD, that he take|away the serpents|from us. And Moses|prayed for the|people.|21:8 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Make thee
R	Ta fiery serpent, and|set it upon a pole: and|it shall come to pass,|that every one that is|bitten, when he looketh|upon it, shall live.|21:9 And Moses made a|serpent of brass, and|put it upon a pole, and|it came to pass, that if|a serpent had bitten|any man, when he|beheld the serpent of|brass, he lived.
R	T21:10 And the children|of Israel set forward,|and pitched in Oboth.|21:11 And they|journeyed from|Oboth, and pitched at|Ijeabarim, in the|wilderness which is|before Moab, toward|the sunrising.|21:12 From thence|they removed, and|pitched in the valley|of Zared.
R	T21:13 From thence|they removed, and|pitched on the other|side of Arnon, which is|in the wilderness that|cometh out of the|coasts of the|Amorites: for Arnon is|the border of Moab,|between Moab and the|Amorites.|21:14 Wherefore it is|said in the book of the|wars of the LORD,
R	TWhat he did in the Red|sea, and in the brooks|of Arnon,|21:15 And at the|stream of the brooks|that goeth down to the|dwelling of Ar, and|lieth upon the border|of Moab.|21:16 And from thence|they went to Beer:|that is the well|whereof the LORD|spake unto Moses,
R	TGather the people|together, and I will|give them water.|21:17 Then Israel|sang this song, Spring|up, O well; sing ye unto|it:|21:18 The princes|digged the well, the|nobles of the people|digged it, by the|direction of the|lawgiver, with their|staves. And from the
R	Twilderness they went|to Mattanah:|21:19 And from|Mattanah to Nahaliel:|and from Nahaliel to|Bamoth:|21:20 And from Bamoth|in the valley, that is in|the country of Moab,|to the top of Pisgah,|which looketh toward|Jeshimon.|21:21 And Israel sent|messengers unto
R	TSihon king of the|Amorites, saying,|21:22 Let me pass|through thy land: we|will not turn into the|fields, or into the|vineyards; we will not|drink of the waters of|the well: but we will go|along by the king's|high way, until we be|past thy borders.|21:23 And Sihon would|not suffer Israel to
R	Tpass through his|border: but Sihon|gathered all his|people together, and|went out against|Israel into the|wilderness: and he|came to Jahaz, and|fought against Israel.|21:24 And Israel|smote him with the|edge of the sword,|and possessed his|land from Arnon unto
R	TJabbok, even unto the|children of Ammon: for|the border of the|children of Ammon was|strong.|21:25 And Israel took|all these cities: and|Israel dwelt in all the|cities of the Amorites,|in Heshbon, and in all|the villages thereof.|21:26 For Heshbon|was the city of Sihon|the king of the
R	TAmorites, who had|fought against the|former king of Moab,|and taken all his land|out of his hand, even|unto Arnon.|21:27 Wherefore they|that speak in|proverbs say, Come|into Heshbon, let the|city of Sihon be built|and prepared:|21:28 For there is a|fire gone out of
R	THeshbon, a flame from|the city of Sihon: it|hath consumed Ar of|Moab, and the lords of|the high places of|Arnon.|21:29 Woe to thee,|Moab! thou art undone,|O people of Chemosh:|he hath given his sons|that escaped, and his|daughters, into|captivity unto Sihon|king of the Amorites.
R	T21:30 We have shot at|them; Heshbon is|perished even unto|Dibon, and we have|laid them waste even|unto Nophah, which|reacheth unto Medeba.|21:31 Thus Israel|dwelt in the land of|the Amorites.|21:32 And Moses sent|to spy out Jaazer,|and they took the|villages thereof, and
R	Tdrove out the|Amorites that were|there.|21:33 And they turned|and went up by the|way of Bashan: and Og|the king of Bashan|went out against them,|he, and all his people,|to the battle at Edrei.|21:34 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Fear|him not: for I have|delivered him into thy
R	Thand, and all his|people, and his land;|and thou shalt do to|him as thou didst unto|Sihon king of the|Amorites, which dwelt|at Heshbon.|21:35 So they smote|him, and his sons, and|all his people, until|there was none left|him alive: and they|possessed his land.|
R	T22:1 And the children|of Israel set forward,|and pitched in the|plains of Moab on this|side Jordan by|Jericho.|22:2 And Balak the son|of Zippor saw all that|Israel had done to|the Amorites.|22:3 And Moab was|sore afraid of the|people, because they|were many: and Moab
R	Twas distressed|because of the|children of Israel.|22:4 And Moab said|unto the elders of|Midian, Now shall this|company lick up all|that are round about|us, as the ox licketh|up the grass of the|field. And Balak the|son of Zippor was king|of the Moabites at|that time.
R	T22:5 He sent|messengers|therefore unto Balaam|the son of Beor to|Pethor, which is by the|river of the land of|the children of his|people, to call him,|saying, Behold, there|is a people come out|from Egypt: behold,|they cover the face|of the earth, and they|abide over against me:
R	T22:6 Come now|therefore, I pray|thee, curse me this|people; for they are|too mighty for me:|peradventure I shall|prevail, that we may|smite them, and that I|may drive them out of|the land: for I wot|that he whom thou|blessest is blessed,|and he whom thou|cursest is cursed.
R	T22:7 And the elders of|Moab and the elders|of Midian departed|with the rewards of|divination in their|hand; and they came|unto Balaam, and|spake unto him the|words of Balak.|22:8 And he said unto|them, Lodge here this|night, and I will bring|you word again, as the|LORD shall speak unto
R	Tme: and the princes of|Moab abode with|Balaam.|22:9 And God came|unto Balaam, and said,|What men are these|with thee?|22:10 And Balaam said|unto God, Balak the|son of Zippor, king of|Moab, hath sent unto|me, saying,|22:11 Behold, there is|a people come out of
R	TEgypt, which covereth|the face of the earth:|come now, curse me|them; peradventure I|shall be able to|overcome them, and|drive them out.|22:12 And God said|unto Balaam, Thou|shalt not go with them;|thou shalt not curse|the people: for they|are blessed.|22:13 And Balaam rose
R	Tup in the morning, and|said unto the princes|of Balak, Get you into|your land: for the|LORD refuseth to give|me leave to go with|you.|22:14 And the princes|of Moab rose up, and|they went unto Balak,|and said, Balaam|refuseth to come with|us.|22:15 And Balak sent
R	Tyet again princes,|more, and more|honourable than they.|22:16 And they came|to Balaam, and said to|him, Thus saith Balak|the son of Zippor, Let|nothing, I pray thee,|hinder thee from|coming unto me:|22:17 For I will|promote thee unto|very great honour,|and I will do
R	Twhatsoever thou|sayest unto me: come|therefore, I pray|thee, curse me this|people.|22:18 And Balaam|answered and said|unto the servants of|Balak, If Balak would|give me his house full|of silver and gold, I|cannot go beyond the|word of the LORD my|God, to do less or
R	Tmore.|22:19 Now therefore, I|pray you, tarry ye|also here this night,|that I may know what|the LORD will say unto|me more.|22:20 And God came|unto Balaam at night,|and said unto him, If|the men come to call|thee, rise up, and go|with them; but yet the|word which I shall say
R	Tunto thee, that shalt|thou do.|22:21 And Balaam rose|up in the morning, and|saddled his ass, and|went with the princes|of Moab.|22:22 And God's anger|was kindled because|he went: and the angel|of the LORD stood in|the way for an|adversary against him.|Now he was riding
R	Tupon his ass, and his|two servants were|with him.|22:23 And the ass saw|the angel of the LORD|standing in the way,|and his sword drawn|in his hand: and the|ass turned aside out|of the way, and went|into the field: and|Balaam smote the ass,|to turn her into the|way.
R	T22:24 But the angel of|the LORD stood in a|path of the vineyards,|a wall being on this|side, and a wall on|that side.|22:25 And when the|ass saw the angel of|the LORD, she thrust|herself unto the wall,|and crushed Balaam's|foot against the wall:|and he smote her|again.
R	T22:26 And the angel of|the LORD went|further, and stood in|a narrow place, where|was no way to turn|either to the right|hand or to the left.|22:27 And when the|ass saw the angel of|the LORD, she fell|down under Balaam:|and Balaam's anger|was kindled, and he|smote the ass with a
R	Tstaff.|22:28 And the LORD|opened the mouth of|the ass, and she said|unto Balaam, What|have I done unto thee,|that thou hast smitten|me these three times?|22:29 And Balaam said|unto the ass, Because|thou hast mocked me: I|would there were a|sword in mine hand,|for now would I kill
R	Tthee.|22:30 And the ass said|unto Balaam, Am not I|thine ass, upon which|thou hast ridden ever|since I was thine unto|this day? was I ever|wont to do so unto|thee? And he said,|Nay.|22:31 Then the LORD|opened the eyes of|Balaam, and he saw|the angel of the LORD
R	Tstanding in the way,|and his sword drawn|in his hand: and he|bowed down his head,|and fell flat on his|face.|22:32 And the angel of|the LORD said unto him,|Wherefore hast thou|smitten thine ass|these three times?|behold, I went out to|withstand thee,|because thy way is
R	Tperverse before me:|22:33 And the ass saw|me, and turned from|me these three times:|unless she had|turned from me,|surely now also I had|slain thee, and saved|her alive.|22:34 And Balaam said|unto the angel of the|LORD, I have sinned;|for I knew not that|thou stoodest in the
R	Tway against me: now|therefore, if it|displease thee, I will|get me back again.|22:35 And the angel of|the LORD said unto|Balaam, Go with the|men: but only the word|that I shall speak|unto thee, that thou|shalt speak. So Balaam|went with the princes|of Balak.|22:36 And when Balak
R	Theard that Balaam was|come, he went out to|meet him unto a city of|Moab, which is in the|border of Arnon,|which is in the utmost|coast.|22:37 And Balak said|unto Balaam, Did I not|earnestly send unto|thee to call thee?|wherefore camest|thou not unto me? am I|not able indeed to
R	Tpromote thee to|honour?|22:38 And Balaam said|unto Balak, Lo, I am|come unto thee: have I|now any power at all|to say any thing? the|word that God putteth|in my mouth, that shall|I speak.|22:39 And Balaam went|with Balak, and they|came unto|Kirjathhuzoth.
R	T22:40 And Balak|offered oxen and|sheep, and sent to|Balaam, and to the|princes that were with|him.|22:41 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|that Balak took Balaam,|and brought him up|into the high places of|Baal, that thence he|might see the utmost|part of the people.
R	T23:1 And Balaam said|unto Balak, Build me|here seven altars,|and prepare me here|seven oxen and seven|rams.|23:2 And Balak did as|Balaam had spoken;|and Balak and Balaam|offered on every|altar a bullock and a|ram.|23:3 And Balaam said|unto Balak, Stand by
R	Tthy burnt offering,|and I will go:|peradventure the|LORD will come to meet|me: and whatsoever he|sheweth me I will tell|thee. And he went to|an high place.|23:4 And God met|Balaam: and he said|unto him, I have|prepared seven|altars, and I have|offered upon every
R	Taltar a bullock and a|ram.|23:5 And the LORD put|a word in Balaam's|mouth, and said,|Return unto Balak, and|thus thou shalt speak.|23:6 And he returned|unto him, and, lo, he|stood by his burnt|sacrifice, he, and all|the princes of Moab.|23:7 And he took up|his parable, and said,
R	TBalak the king of Moab|hath brought me from|Aram, out of the|mountains of the east,|saying, Come, curse me|Jacob, and come, defy|Israel.|23:8 How shall I curse,|whom God hath not|cursed? or how shall|I defy, whom the LORD|hath not defied?|23:9 For from the top|of the rocks I see him,
R	Tand from the hills I|behold him: lo, the|people shall dwell|alone, and shall not|be reckoned among|the nations.|23:10 Who can count|the dust of Jacob,|and the number of the|fourth part of|Israel? Let me die the|death of the|righteous, and let my|last end be like his!
R	T23:11 And Balak said|unto Balaam, What hast|thou done unto me? I|took thee to curse|mine enemies, and,|behold, thou hast|blessed them|altogether.|23:12 And he|answered and said,|Must I not take heed|to speak that which|the LORD hath put in|my mouth?
R	T23:13 And Balak said|unto him, Come, I pray|thee, with me unto|another place, from|whence thou mayest|see them: thou shalt|see but the utmost|part of them, and|shalt not see them all:|and curse me them|from thence.|23:14 And he brought|him into the field of|Zophim, to the top of
R	TPisgah, and built|seven altars, and|offered a bullock and|a ram on every altar.|23:15 And he said unto|Balak, Stand here by|thy burnt offering,|while I meet the LORD|yonder.|23:16 And the LORD|met Balaam, and put a|word in his mouth, and|said, Go again unto|Balak, and say thus.
R	T23:17 And when he|came to him, behold, he|stood by his burnt|offering, and the|princes of Moab with|him. And Balak said|unto him, What hath the|LORD spoken?|23:18 And he took up|his parable, and said,|Rise up, Balak, and|hear; hearken unto|me, thou son of|Zippor:
R	T23:19 God is not a man,|that he should lie;|neither the son of|man, that he should|repent: hath he said,|and shall he not do it?|or hath he spoken,|and shall he not make|it good?|23:20 Behold, I have|received commandment|to bless: and he hath|blessed; and I cannot|reverse it.
R	T23:21 He hath not|beheld iniquity in|Jacob, neither hath he|seen perverseness in|Israel: the LORD his|God is with him, and the|shout of a king is|among them.|23:22 God brought|them out of Egypt; he|hath as it were the|strength of an|unicorn.|23:23 Surely there is
R	Tno enchantment|against Jacob, neither|is there any divination|against Israel:|according to this time|it shall be said of|Jacob and of Israel,|What hath God|wrought!|23:24 Behold, the|people shall rise up|as a great lion, and|lift up himself as a|young lion: he shall
R	Tnot lie down until he|eat of the prey, and|drink the blood of the|slain.|23:25 And Balak said|unto Balaam, Neither|curse them at all, nor|bless them at all.|23:26 But Balaam|answered and said|unto Balak, Told not I|thee, saying, All that|the LORD speaketh,|that I must do?
R	T23:27 And Balak said|unto Balaam, Come, I|pray thee, I will bring|thee unto another|place; peradventure it|will please God that|thou mayest curse me|them from thence.|23:28 And Balak|brought Balaam unto|the top of Peor, that|looketh toward|Jeshimon.|23:29 And Balaam said
R	Tunto Balak, Build me|here seven altars,|and prepare me here|seven bullocks and|seven rams.|23:30 And Balak did as|Balaam had said, and|offered a bullock and|a ram on every altar.||24:1 And when Balaam|saw that it pleased|the LORD to bless|Israel, he went not, as
R	Tat other times, to seek|for enchantments, but|he set his face|toward the wilderness.|24:2 And Balaam lifted|up his eyes, and he|saw Israel abiding in|his tents according to|their tribes; and the|spirit of God came|upon him.|24:3 And he took up|his parable, and said,|Balaam the son of
R	TBeor hath said, and|the man whose eyes|are open hath said:|24:4 He hath said,|which heard the words|of God, which saw the|vision of the Almighty,|falling into a trance,|but having his eyes|open:|24:5 How goodly are|thy tents, O Jacob,|and thy tabernacles,|O Israel!
R	T24:6 As the valleys|are they spread|forth, as gardens by|the river's side, as|the trees of lign|aloes which the LORD|hath planted, and as|cedar trees beside|the waters.|24:7 He shall pour the|water out of his|buckets, and his seed|shall be in many|waters, and his king
R	Tshall be higher than|Agag, and his kingdom|shall be exalted.|24:8 God brought him|forth out of Egypt; he|hath as it were the|strength of an|unicorn: he shall eat|up the nations his|enemies, and shall|break their bones,|and pierce them|through with his|arrows.
R	T24:9 He couched, he|lay down as a lion, and|as a great lion: who|shall stir him up?|Blessed is he that|blesseth thee, and|cursed is he that|curseth thee.|24:10 And Balak's|anger was kindled|against Balaam, and he|smote his hands|together: and Balak|said unto Balaam, I
R	Tcalled thee to curse|mine enemies, and,|behold, thou hast|altogether blessed|them these three|times.|24:11 Therefore now|flee thou to thy place:|I thought to promote|thee unto great|honour; but, lo, the|LORD hath kept thee|back from honour.|24:12 And Balaam said
R	Tunto Balak, Spake I|not also to thy|messengers which|thou sentest unto me,|saying,|24:13 If Balak would|give me his house full|of silver and gold, I|cannot go beyond the|commandment of the|LORD, to do either|good or bad of mine|own mind; but what the|LORD saith, that will I
R	Tspeak?|24:14 And now, behold,|I go unto my people:|come therefore, and I|will advertise thee|what this people shall|do to thy people in|the latter days.|24:15 And he took up|his parable, and said,|Balaam the son of|Beor hath said, and|the man whose eyes|are open hath said:
R	T24:16 He hath said,|which heard the words|of God, and knew the|knowledge of the most|High, which saw the|vision of the Almighty,|falling into a trance,|but having his eyes|open:|24:17 I shall see him,|but not now: I shall|behold him, but not|nigh: there shall come|a Star out of Jacob,
R	Tand a Sceptre shall|rise out of Israel, and|shall smite the|corners of Moab, and|destroy all the|children of Sheth.|24:18 And Edom shall|be a possession, Seir|also shall be a|possession for his|enemies; and Israel|shall do valiantly.|24:19 Out of Jacob|shall come he that
R	Tshall have dominion,|and shall destroy him|that remaineth of the|city.|24:20 And when he|looked on Amalek, he|took up his parable,|and said, Amalek was|the first of the|nations; but his latter|end shall be that he|perish for ever.|24:21 And he looked|on the Kenites, and
R	Ttook up his parable,|and said, Strong is thy|dwellingplace, and|thou puttest thy nest|in a rock.|24:22 Nevertheless|the Kenite shall be|wasted, until Asshur|shall carry thee away|captive.|24:23 And he took up|his parable, and said,|Alas, who shall live|when God doeth this!
R	T24:24 And ships shall|come from the coast|of Chittim, and shall|afflict Asshur, and|shall afflict Eber, and|he also shall perish|for ever.|24:25 And Balaam rose|up, and went and|returned to his place:|and Balak also went|his way.||25:1 And Israel abode
R	Tin Shittim, and the|people began to|commit whoredom with|the daughters of|Moab.|25:2 And they called|the people unto the|sacrifices of their|gods: and the people|did eat, and bowed|down to their gods.|25:3 And Israel joined|himself unto Baalpeor:|and the anger of the
R	TLORD was kindled|against Israel.|25:4 And the LORD said|unto Moses, Take all|the heads of the|people, and hang them|up before the LORD|against the sun, that|the fierce anger of|the LORD may be|turned away from|Israel.|25:5 And Moses said|unto the judges of
R	TIsrael, Slay ye every|one his men that were|joined unto Baalpeor.|25:6 And, behold, one|of the children of|Israel came and|brought unto his|brethren a Midianitish|woman in the sight of|Moses, and in the sight|of all the|congregation of the|children of Israel,|who were weeping
R	Tbefore the door of|the tabernacle of the|congregation.|25:7 And when|Phinehas, the son of|Eleazar, the son of|Aaron the priest, saw|it, he rose up from|among the|congregation, and|took a javelin in his|hand;|25:8 And he went|after the man of
R	TIsrael into the tent,|and thrust both of|them through, the man|of Israel, and the|woman through her|belly. So the plague|was stayed from the|children of Israel.|25:9 And those that|died in the plague|were twenty and four|thousand.|25:10 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,
R	Tsaying,|25:11 Phinehas, the|son of Eleazar, the|son of Aaron the|priest, hath turned my|wrath away from the|children of Israel,|while he was zealous|for my sake among|them, that I consumed|not the children of|Israel in my jealousy.|25:12 Wherefore say,|Behold, I give unto him
R	Tmy covenant of peace:|25:13 And he shall|have it, and his seed|after him, even the|covenant of an|everlasting|priesthood; because|he was zealous for|his God, and made an|atonement for the|children of Israel.|25:14 Now the name of|the Israelite that was|slain, even that was
R	Tslain with the|Midianitish woman, was|Zimri, the son of Salu,|a prince of a chief|house among the|Simeonites.|25:15 And the name of|the Midianitish woman|that was slain was|Cozbi, the daughter of|Zur; he was head over|a people, and of a|chief house in Midian.|25:16 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses,|saying,|25:17 Vex the|Midianites, and smite|them:|25:18 For they vex|you with their wiles,|wherewith they have|beguiled you in the|matter of Peor, and in|the matter of Cozbi,|the daughter of a|prince of Midian, their|sister, which was slain
R	Tin the day of the|plague for Peor's|sake.||26:1 And it came to|pass after the plague,|that the LORD spake|unto Moses and unto|Eleazar the son of|Aaron the priest,|saying,|26:2 Take the sum of|all the congregation|of the children of
R	TIsrael, from twenty|years old and upward,|throughout their|fathers' house, all|that are able to go to|war in Israel.|26:3 And Moses and|Eleazar the priest|spake with them in the|plains of Moab by|Jordan near Jericho,|saying,|26:4 Take the sum of|the people, from
R	Ttwenty years old and|upward; as the LORD|commanded Moses and|the children of Israel,|which went forth out|of the land of Egypt.|26:5 Reuben, the|eldest son of Israel:|the children of|Reuben; Hanoch, of|whom cometh the family|of the Hanochites: of|Pallu, the family of the|Palluites:
R	T26:6 Of Hezron, the|family of the|Hezronites: of Carmi,|the family of the|Carmites.|26:7 These are the|families of the|Reubenites: and they|that were numbered|of them were forty|and three thousand|and seven hundred|and thirty.|26:8 And the sons of
R	TPallu; Eliab.|26:9 And the sons of|Eliab; Nemuel, and|Dathan, and Abiram.|This is that Dathan|and Abiram, which were|famous in the|congregation, who|strove against Moses|and against Aaron in|the company of Korah,|when they strove|against the LORD:|26:10 And the earth
R	Topened her mouth, and|swallowed them up|together with Korah,|when that company|died, what time the fire|devoured two hundred|and fifty men: and|they became a sign.|26:11 Notwithstanding|the children of Korah|died not.|26:12 The sons of|Simeon after their|families: of Nemuel, the
R	Tfamily of the|Nemuelites: of Jamin,|the family of the|Jaminites: of Jachin,|the family of the|Jachinites:|26:13 Of Zerah, the|family of the Zarhites:|of Shaul, the family of|the Shaulites.|26:14 These are the|families of the|Simeonites, twenty and|two thousand and two
R	Thundred.|26:15 The children of|Gad after their|families: of Zephon,|the family of the|Zephonites: of Haggi,|the family of the|Haggites: of Shuni, the|family of the Shunites:|26:16 Of Ozni, the|family of the Oznites:|of Eri, the family of|the Erites:|26:17 Of Arod, the
R	Tfamily of the Arodites:|of Areli, the family of|the Arelites.|26:18 These are the|families of the|children of Gad|according to those|that were numbered|of them, forty|thousand and five|hundred.|26:19 The sons of|Judah were Er and|Onan: and Er and Onan
R	Tdied in the land of|Canaan.|26:20 And the sons of|Judah after their|families were; of|Shelah, the family of|the Shelanites: of|Pharez, the family of|the Pharzites: of|Zerah, the family of|the Zarhites.|26:21 And the sons of|Pharez were; of|Hezron, the family of
R	Tthe Hezronites: of|Hamul, the family of|the Hamulites.|26:22 These are the|families of Judah|according to those|that were numbered|of them, threescore|and sixteen thousand|and five hundred.|26:23 Of the sons of|Issachar after their|families: of Tola, the|family of the Tolaites:
R	Tof Pua, the family of|the Punites:|26:24 Of Jashub, the|family of the|Jashubites: of|Shimron, the family of|the Shimronites.|26:25 These are the|families of Issachar|according to those|that were numbered|of them, threescore|and four thousand|and three hundred.
R	T26:26 Of the sons of|Zebulun after their|families: of Sered, the|family of the Sardites:|of Elon, the family of|the Elonites: of|Jahleel, the family of|the Jahleelites.|26:27 These are the|families of the|Zebulunites according|to those that were|numbered of them,|threescore thousand
R	Tand five hundred.|26:28 The sons of|Joseph after their|families were|Manasseh and Ephraim.|26:29 Of the sons of|Manasseh: of Machir,|the family of the|Machirites: and Machir|begat Gilead: of Gilead|come the family of the|Gileadites.|26:30 These are the|sons of Gilead: of
R	TJeezer, the family of|the Jeezerites: of|Helek, the family of|the Helekites:|26:31 And of Asriel,|the family of the|Asrielites: and of|Shechem, the family of|the Shechemites:|26:32 And of Shemida,|the family of the|Shemidaites: and of|Hepher, the family of|the Hepherites.
R	T26:33 And Zelophehad|the son of Hepher|had no sons, but|daughters: and the|names of the|daughters of|Zelophehad were|Mahlah, and Noah,|Hoglah, Milcah, and|Tirzah.|26:34 These are the|families of Manasseh,|and those that were|numbered of them,
R	Tfifty and two thousand|and seven hundred.|26:35 These are the|sons of Ephraim after|their families: of|Shuthelah, the family|of the Shuthalhites: of|Becher, the family of|the Bachrites: of|Tahan, the family of|the Tahanites.|26:36 And these are|the sons of Shuthelah:|of Eran, the family of
R	Tthe Eranites.|26:37 These are the|families of the sons of|Ephraim according to|those that were|numbered of them,|thirty and two|thousand and five|hundred. These are|the sons of Joseph|after their families.|26:38 The sons of|Benjamin after their|families: of Bela, the
R	Tfamily of the Belaites:|of Ashbel, the family|of the Ashbelites: of|Ahiram, the family of|the Ahiramites:|26:39 Of Shupham, the|family of the|Shuphamites: of|Hupham, the family of|the Huphamites.|26:40 And the sons of|Bela were Ard and|Naaman: of Ard, the|family of the Ardites:
R	Tand of Naaman, the|family of the Naamites.|26:41 These are the|sons of Benjamin|after their families:|and they that were|numbered of them|were forty and five|thousand and six|hundred.|26:42 These are the|sons of Dan after|their families: of|Shuham, the family of
R	Tthe Shuhamites. These|are the families of|Dan after their|families.|26:43 All the families|of the Shuhamites,|according to those|that were numbered|of them, were|threescore and four|thousand and four|hundred.|26:44 Of the children|of Asher after their
R	Tfamilies: of Jimna, the|family of the Jimnites:|of Jesui, the family of|the Jesuites: of|Beriah, the family of|the Beriites.|26:45 Of the sons of|Beriah: of Heber, the|family of the|Heberites: of Malchiel,|the family of the|Malchielites.|26:46 And the name of|the daughter of
R	TAsher was Sarah.|26:47 These are the|families of the sons of|Asher according to|those that were|numbered of them; who|were fifty and three|thousand and four|hundred.|26:48 Of the sons of|Naphtali after their|families: of Jahzeel,|the family of the|Jahzeelites: of Guni,
R	Tthe family of the|Gunites:|26:49 Of Jezer, the|family of the|Jezerites: of Shillem,|the family of the|Shillemites.|26:50 These are the|families of Naphtali|according to their|families: and they that|were numbered of|them were forty and|five thousand and
R	Tfour hundred.|26:51 These were the|numbered of the|children of Israel, six|hundred thousand and|a thousand seven|hundred and thirty.|26:52 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|26:53 Unto these the|land shall be divided|for an inheritance|according to the
R	Tnumber of names.|26:54 To many thou|shalt give the more|inheritance, and to|few thou shalt give|the less inheritance:|to every one shall his|inheritance be given|according to those|that were numbered|of him.|26:55 Notwithstanding|the land shall be|divided by lot:
R	Taccording to the|names of the tribes of|their fathers they|shall inherit.|26:56 According to the|lot shall the|possession thereof|be divided between|many and few.|26:57 And these are|they that were|numbered of the|Levites after their|families: of Gershon,
R	Tthe family of the|Gershonites: of|Kohath, the family of|the Kohathites: of|Merari, the family of|the Merarites.|26:58 These are the|families of the Levites:|the family of the|Libnites, the family of|the Hebronites, the|family of the Mahlites,|the family of the|Mushites, the family of
R	Tthe Korathites. And|Kohath begat Amram.|26:59 And the name of|Amram's wife was|Jochebed, the|daughter of Levi,|whom her mother bare|to Levi in Egypt: and|she bare unto Amram|Aaron and Moses, and|Miriam their sister.|26:60 And unto Aaron|was born Nadab, and|Abihu, Eleazar, and
R	TIthamar.|26:61 And Nadab and|Abihu died, when they|offered strange fire|before the LORD.|26:62 And those that|were numbered of|them were twenty and|three thousand, all|males from a month|old and upward: for|they were not|numbered among the|children of Israel,
R	Tbecause there was no|inheritance given them|among the children of|Israel.|26:63 These are they|that were numbered|by Moses and Eleazar|the priest, who|numbered the children|of Israel in the plains|of Moab by Jordan|near Jericho.|26:64 But among these|there was not a man
R	Tof them whom Moses|and Aaron the priest|numbered, when they|numbered the children|of Israel in the|wilderness of Sinai.|26:65 For the LORD|had said of them, They|shall surely die in the|wilderness. And there|was not left a man of|them, save Caleb the|son of Jephunneh,|and Joshua the son
R	Tof Nun.||27:1 Then came the|daughters of|Zelophehad, the son|of Hepher, the son of|Gilead, the son of|Machir, the son of|Manasseh, of the|families of Manasseh|the son of Joseph:|and these are the|names of his|daughters; Mahlah,
R	TNoah, and Hoglah, and|Milcah, and Tirzah.|27:2 And they stood|before Moses, and|before Eleazar the|priest, and before the|princes and all the|congregation, by the|door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation, saying,|27:3 Our father died|in the wilderness, and|he was not in the
R	Tcompany of them that|gathered themselves|together against the|LORD in the company|of Korah; but died in|his own sin, and had|no sons.|27:4 Why should the|name of our father be|done away from among|his family, because he|hath no son? Give|unto us therefore a|possession among the
R	Tbrethren of our|father.|27:5 And Moses|brought their cause|before the LORD.|27:6 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|27:7 The daughters of|Zelophehad speak|right: thou shalt|surely give them a|possession of an|inheritance among
R	Ttheir father's|brethren; and thou|shalt cause the|inheritance of their|father to pass unto|them.|27:8 And thou shalt|speak unto the|children of Israel,|saying, If a man die,|and have no son, then|ye shall cause his|inheritance to pass|unto his daughter.
R	T27:9 And if he have no|daughter, then ye|shall give his|inheritance unto his|brethren.|27:10 And if he have|no brethren, then ye|shall give his|inheritance unto his|father's brethren.|27:11 And if his father|have no brethren,|then ye shall give his|inheritance unto his
R	Tkinsman that is next to|him of his family, and|he shall possess it:|and it shall be unto|the children of Israel|a statute of judgment,|as the LORD|commanded Moses.|27:12 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Get|thee up into this mount|Abarim, and see the|land which I have|given unto the
R	Tchildren of Israel.|27:13 And when thou|hast seen it, thou also|shalt be gathered|unto thy people, as|Aaron thy brother|was gathered.|27:14 For ye rebelled|against my|commandment in the|desert of Zin, in the|strife of the|congregation, to|sanctify me at the
R	Twater before their|eyes: that is the water|of Meribah in Kadesh|in the wilderness of|Zin.|27:15 And Moses|spake unto the LORD,|saying,|27:16 Let the LORD,|the God of the spirits|of all flesh, set a man|over the|congregation,|27:17 Which may go out
R	Tbefore them, and|which may go in|before them, and|which may lead them|out, and which may|bring them in; that the|congregation of the|LORD be not as sheep|which have no|shepherd.|27:18 And the LORD|said unto Moses, Take|thee Joshua the son|of Nun, a man in whom
R	Tis the spirit, and lay|thine hand upon him;|27:19 And set him|before Eleazar the|priest, and before all|the congregation; and|give him a charge in|their sight.|27:20 And thou shalt|put some of thine|honour upon him, that|all the congregation|of the children of|Israel may be
R	Tobedient.|27:21 And he shall|stand before Eleazar|the priest, who shall|ask counsel for him|after the judgment of|Urim before the LORD:|at his word shall they|go out, and at his|word they shall come|in, both he, and all the|children of Israel with|him, even all the|congregation.
R	T27:22 And Moses did|as the LORD|commanded him: and he|took Joshua, and set|him before Eleazar|the priest, and before|all the congregation:|27:23 And he laid his|hands upon him, and|gave him a charge, as|the LORD commanded|by the hand of Moses.||28:1 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses,|saying,|28:2 Command the|children of Israel,|and say unto them, My|offering, and my|bread for my|sacrifices made by|fire, for a sweet|savour unto me, shall|ye observe to offer|unto me in their due|season.|28:3 And thou shalt
R	Tsay unto them, This is|the offering made by|fire which ye shall|offer unto the LORD;|two lambs of the first|year without spot day|by day, for a|continual burnt|offering.|28:4 The one lamb|shalt thou offer in|the morning, and the|other lamb shalt thou|offer at even;
R	T28:5 And a tenth part|of an ephah of flour|for a meat offering,|mingled with the fourth|part of an hin of|beaten oil.|28:6 It is a continual|burnt offering, which|was ordained in mount|Sinai for a sweet|savour, a sacrifice|made by fire unto the|LORD.|28:7 And the drink
R	Toffering thereof shall|be the fourth part of|an hin for the one|lamb: in the holy place|shalt thou cause the|strong wine to be|poured unto the LORD|for a drink offering.|28:8 And the other|lamb shalt thou offer|at even: as the meat|offering of the|morning, and as the|drink offering
R	Tthereof, thou shalt|offer it, a sacrifice|made by fire, of a|sweet savour unto the|LORD.|28:9 And on the|sabbath day two lambs|of the first year|without spot, and two|tenth deals of flour|for a meat offering,|mingled with oil, and|the drink offering|thereof:
R	T28:10 This is the burnt|offering of every|sabbath, beside the|continual burnt|offering, and his drink|offering.|28:11 And in the|beginnings of your|months ye shall offer|a burnt offering unto|the LORD; two young|bullocks, and one ram,|seven lambs of the|first year without
R	Tspot;|28:12 And three tenth|deals of flour for a|meat offering, mingled|with oil, for one|bullock; and two tenth|deals of flour for a|meat offering, mingled|with oil, for one ram;|28:13 And a several|tenth deal of flour|mingled with oil for a|meat offering unto|one lamb; for a burnt
R	Toffering of a sweet|savour, a sacrifice|made by fire unto the|LORD.|28:14 And their drink|offerings shall be|half an hin of wine|unto a bullock, and|the third part of an|hin unto a ram, and a|fourth part of an hin|unto a lamb: this is the|burnt offering of|every month
R	Tthroughout the months|of the year.|28:15 And one kid of|the goats for a sin|offering unto the|LORD shall be offered,|beside the continual|burnt offering, and|his drink offering.|28:16 And in the|fourteenth day of the|first month is the|passover of the LORD.|28:17 And in the
R	Tfifteenth day of this|month is the feast:|seven days shall|unleavened bread be|eaten.|28:18 In the first day|shall be an holy|convocation; ye shall|do no manner of|servile work therein:|28:19 But ye shall|offer a sacrifice|made by fire for a|burnt offering unto
R	Tthe LORD; two young|bullocks, and one ram,|and seven lambs of|the first year: they|shall be unto you|without blemish:|28:20 And their meat|offering shall be of|flour mingled with oil:|three tenth deals|shall ye offer for a|bullock, and two tenth|deals for a ram;|28:21 A several tenth
R	Tdeal shalt thou offer|for every lamb,|throughout the seven|lambs:|28:22 And one goat|for a sin offering, to|make an atonement for|you.|28:23 Ye shall offer|these beside the|burnt offering in the|morning, which is for a|continual burnt|offering.
R	T28:24 After this|manner ye shall offer|daily, throughout the|seven days, the meat|of the sacrifice made|by fire, of a sweet|savour unto the LORD:|it shall be offered|beside the continual|burnt offering, and|his drink offering.|28:25 And on the|seventh day ye shall|have an holy
R	Tconvocation; ye shall|do no servile work.|28:26 Also in the day|of the firstfruits,|when ye bring a new|meat offering unto the|LORD, after your|weeks be out, ye shall|have an holy|convocation; ye shall|do no servile work:|28:27 But ye shall|offer the burnt|offering for a sweet
R	Tsavour unto the LORD;|two young bullocks,|one ram, seven lambs|of the first year;|28:28 And their meat|offering of flour|mingled with oil, three|tenth deals unto one|bullock, two tenth|deals unto one ram,|28:29 A several tenth|deal unto one lamb,|throughout the seven|lambs;
R	T28:30 And one kid of|the goats, to make an|atonement for you.|28:31 Ye shall offer|them beside the|continual burnt|offering, and his meat|offering, (they shall|be unto you without|blemish) and their|drink offerings.||29:1 And in the|seventh month, on the
R	Tfirst day of the month,|ye shall have an holy|convocation; ye shall|do no servile work: it|is a day of blowing the|trumpets unto you.|29:2 And ye shall|offer a burnt|offering for a sweet|savour unto the LORD;|one young bullock,|one ram, and seven|lambs of the first|year without blemish:
R	T29:3 And their meat|offering shall be of|flour mingled with oil,|three tenth deals for|a bullock, and two|tenth deals for a ram,|29:4 And one tenth|deal for one lamb,|throughout the seven|lambs:|29:5 And one kid of|the goats for a sin|offering, to make an|atonement for you:
R	T29:6 Beside the burnt|offering of the month,|and his meat offering,|and the daily burnt|offering, and his meat|offering, and their|drink offerings,|according unto their|manner, for a sweet|savour, a sacrifice|made by fire unto the|LORD.|29:7 And ye shall have|on the tenth day of
R	Tthis seventh month an|holy convocation; and|ye shall afflict your|souls: ye shall not do|any work therein:|29:8 But ye shall|offer a burnt|offering unto the|LORD for a sweet|savour; one young|bullock, one ram, and|seven lambs of the|first year; they shall|be unto you without
R	Tblemish:|29:9 And their meat|offering shall be of|flour mingled with oil,|three tenth deals to a|bullock, and two tenth|deals to one ram,|29:10 A several tenth|deal for one lamb,|throughout the seven|lambs:|29:11 One kid of the|goats for a sin|offering; beside the
R	Tsin offering of|atonement, and the|continual burnt|offering, and the meat|offering of it, and|their drink offerings.|29:12 And on the|fifteenth day of the|seventh month ye|shall have an holy|convocation; ye shall|do no servile work,|and ye shall keep a|feast unto the LORD
R	Tseven days:|29:13 And ye shall|offer a burnt|offering, a sacrifice|made by fire, of a|sweet savour unto the|LORD; thirteen young|bullocks, two rams,|and fourteen lambs of|the first year; they|shall be without|blemish:|29:14 And their meat|offering shall be of
R	Tflour mingled with oil,|three tenth deals|unto every bullock of|the thirteen bullocks,|two tenth deals to|each ram of the two|rams,|29:15 And a several|tenth deal to each|lamb of the fourteen|lambs:|29:16 And one kid of|the goats for a sin|offering; beside the
R	Tcontinual burnt|offering, his meat|offering, and his drink|offering.|29:17 And on the|second day ye shall|offer twelve young|bullocks, two rams,|fourteen lambs of the|first year without|spot:|29:18 And their meat|offering and their|drink offerings for
R	Tthe bullocks, for the|rams, and for the|lambs, shall be|according to their|number, after the|manner:|29:19 And one kid of|the goats for a sin|offering; beside the|continual burnt|offering, and the meat|offering thereof, and|their drink offerings.|29:20 And on the third
R	Tday eleven bullocks,|two rams, fourteen|lambs of the first|year without blemish;|29:21 And their meat|offering and their|drink offerings for|the bullocks, for the|rams, and for the|lambs, shall be|according to their|number, after the|manner:|29:22 And one goat
R	Tfor a sin offering;|beside the continual|burnt offering, and|his meat offering, and|his drink offering.|29:23 And on the|fourth day ten|bullocks, two rams,|and fourteen lambs of|the first year without|blemish:|29:24 Their meat|offering and their|drink offerings for
R	Tthe bullocks, for the|rams, and for the|lambs, shall be|according to their|number, after the|manner:|29:25 And one kid of|the goats for a sin|offering; beside the|continual burnt|offering, his meat|offering, and his drink|offering.|29:26 And on the fifth
R	Tday nine bullocks, two|rams, and fourteen|lambs of the first|year without spot:|29:27 And their meat|offering and their|drink offerings for|the bullocks, for the|rams, and for the|lambs, shall be|according to their|number, after the|manner:|29:28 And one goat
R	Tfor a sin offering;|beside the continual|burnt offering, and|his meat offering, and|his drink offering.|29:29 And on the sixth|day eight bullocks, two|rams, and fourteen|lambs of the first|year without blemish:|29:30 And their meat|offering and their|drink offerings for|the bullocks, for the
R	Trams, and for the|lambs, shall be|according to their|number, after the|manner:|29:31 And one goat|for a sin offering;|beside the continual|burnt offering, his|meat offering, and his|drink offering.|29:32 And on the|seventh day seven|bullocks, two rams,
R	Tand fourteen lambs of|the first year without|blemish:|29:33 And their meat|offering and their|drink offerings for|the bullocks, for the|rams, and for the|lambs, shall be|according to their|number, after the|manner:|29:34 And one goat|for a sin offering;
R	Tbeside the continual|burnt offering, his|meat offering, and his|drink offering.|29:35 On the eighth|day ye shall have a|solemn assembly: ye|shall do no servile|work therein:|29:36 But ye shall|offer a burnt|offering, a sacrifice|made by fire, of a|sweet savour unto the
R	TLORD: one bullock, one|ram, seven lambs of|the first year without|blemish:|29:37 Their meat|offering and their|drink offerings for|the bullock, for the|ram, and for the|lambs, shall be|according to their|number, after the|manner:|29:38 And one goat
R	Tfor a sin offering;|beside the continual|burnt offering, and|his meat offering, and|his drink offering.|29:39 These things ye|shall do unto the LORD|in your set feasts,|beside your vows, and|your freewill|offerings, for your|burnt offerings, and|for your meat|offerings, and for
R	Tyour drink offerings,|and for your peace|offerings.|29:40 And Moses told|the children of Israel|according to all that|the LORD commanded|Moses.||30:1 And Moses spake|unto the heads of the|tribes concerning the|children of Israel,|saying, This is the
R	Tthing which the LORD|hath commanded.|30:2 If a man vow a|vow unto the LORD, or|swear an oath to bind|his soul with a bond;|he shall not break his|word, he shall do|according to all that|proceedeth out of his|mouth.|30:3 If a woman also|vow a vow unto the|LORD, and bind herself
R	Tby a bond, being in|her father's house in|her youth;|30:4 And her father|hear her vow, and her|bond wherewith she|hath bound her soul,|and her father shall|hold his peace at her;|then all her vows|shall stand, and every|bond wherewith she|hath bound her soul|shall stand.
R	T30:5 But if her father|disallow her in the day|that he heareth; not|any of her vows, or|of her bonds|wherewith she hath|bound her soul, shall|stand: and the LORD|shall forgive her,|because her father|disallowed her.|30:6 And if she had at|all an husband, when|she vowed, or uttered
R	Tought out of her lips,|wherewith she bound|her soul;|30:7 And her husband|heard it, and held his|peace at her in the|day that he heard it:|then her vows shall|stand, and her bonds|wherewith she bound|her soul shall stand.|30:8 But if her|husband disallowed|her on the day that
R	The heard it; then he|shall make her vow|which she vowed, and|that which she uttered|with her lips,|wherewith she bound|her soul, of none|effect: and the LORD|shall forgive her.|30:9 But every vow of|a widow, and of her|that is divorced,|wherewith they have|bound their souls,
R	Tshall stand against|her.|30:10 And if she|vowed in her|husband's house, or|bound her soul by a|bond with an oath;|30:11 And her|husband heard it, and|held his peace at her,|and disallowed her|not: then all her vows|shall stand, and every|bond wherewith she
R	Tbound her soul shall|stand.|30:12 But if her|husband hath utterly|made them void on the|day he heard them;|then whatsoever|proceeded out of her|lips concerning her|vows, or concerning|the bond of her soul,|shall not stand: her|husband hath made|them void; and the
R	TLORD shall forgive|her.|30:13 Every vow, and|every binding oath to|afflict the soul, her|husband may establish|it, or her husband may|make it void.|30:14 But if her|husband altogether|hold his peace at her|from day to day; then|he establisheth all|her vows, or all her
R	Tbonds, which are upon|her: he confirmeth|them, because he held|his peace at her in|the day that he heard|them.|30:15 But if he shall|any ways make them|void after that he|hath heard them; then|he shall bear her|iniquity.|30:16 These are the|statutes, which the
R	TLORD commanded|Moses, between a man|and his wife, between|the father and his|daughter, being yet in|her youth in her|father's house.||31:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|31:2 Avenge the|children of Israel of|the Midianites:
R	Tafterward shalt thou|be gathered unto thy|people.|31:3 And Moses spake|unto the people,|saying, Arm some of|yourselves unto the|war, and let them go|against the Midianites,|and avenge the LORD|of Midian.|31:4 Of every tribe a|thousand, throughout|all the tribes of
R	TIsrael, shall ye send|to the war.|31:5 So there were|delivered out of the|thousands of Israel, a|thousand of every|tribe, twelve thousand|armed for war.|31:6 And Moses sent|them to the war, a|thousand of every|tribe, them and|Phinehas the son of|Eleazar the priest, to
R	Tthe war, with the holy|instruments, and the|trumpets to blow in his|hand.|31:7 And they warred|against the Midianites,|as the LORD|commanded Moses; and|they slew all the|males.|31:8 And they slew the|kings of Midian, beside|the rest of them that|were slain; namely, Evi,
R	Tand Rekem, and Zur,|and Hur, and Reba,|five kings of Midian:|Balaam also the son|of Beor they slew with|the sword.|31:9 And the children|of Israel took all the|women of Midian|captives, and their|little ones, and took|the spoil of all their|cattle, and all their|flocks, and all their
R	Tgoods.|31:10 And they burnt|all their cities wherein|they dwelt, and all|their goodly castles,|with fire.|31:11 And they took|all the spoil, and all|the prey, both of men|and of beasts.|31:12 And they|brought the captives,|and the prey, and the|spoil, unto Moses, and
R	TEleazar the priest,|and unto the|congregation of the|children of Israel,|unto the camp at the|plains of Moab, which|are by Jordan near|Jericho.|31:13 And Moses, and|Eleazar the priest,|and all the princes of|the congregation, went|forth to meet them|without the camp.
R	T31:14 And Moses was|wroth with the|officers of the host,|with the captains over|thousands, and|captains over|hundreds, which came|from the battle.|31:15 And Moses said|unto them, Have ye|saved all the women|alive?|31:16 Behold, these|caused the children
R	Tof Israel, through the|counsel of Balaam, to|commit trespass|against the LORD in|the matter of Peor,|and there was a|plague among the|congregation of the|LORD.|31:17 Now therefore|kill every male among|the little ones, and kill|every woman that hath|known man by lying
R	Twith him.|31:18 But all the|women children, that|have not known a man|by lying with him, keep|alive for yourselves.|31:19 And do ye abide|without the camp|seven days:|whosoever hath killed|any person, and|whosoever hath|touched any slain,|purify both
R	Tyourselves and your|captives on the third|day, and on the|seventh day.|31:20 And purify all|your raiment, and all|that is made of skins,|and all work of goats'|hair, and all things|made of wood.|31:21 And Eleazar the|priest said unto the|men of war which went|to the battle, This is
R	Tthe ordinance of the|law which the LORD|commanded Moses;|31:22 Only the gold,|and the silver, the|brass, the iron, the|tin, and the lead,|31:23 Every thing that|may abide the fire, ye|shall make it go|through the fire, and|it shall be clean:|nevertheless it shall|be purified with the
R	Twater of separation:|and all that abideth|not the fire ye shall|make go through the|water.|31:24 And ye shall|wash your clothes on|the seventh day, and|ye shall be clean, and|afterward ye shall|come into the camp.|31:25 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,
R	T31:26 Take the sum of|the prey that was|taken, both of man and|of beast, thou, and|Eleazar the priest,|and the chief fathers|of the congregation:|31:27 And divide the|prey into two parts;|between them that|took the war upon|them, who went out to|battle, and between all|the congregation:
R	T31:28 And levy a|tribute unto the Lord|of the men of war|which went out to|battle: one soul of|five hundred, both of|the persons, and of|the beeves, and of|the asses, and of the|sheep:|31:29 Take it of their|half, and give it unto|Eleazar the priest,|for an heave offering
R	Tof the LORD.|31:30 And of the|children of Israel's|half, thou shalt take|one portion of fifty,|of the persons, of the|beeves, of the asses,|and of the flocks, of|all manner of beasts,|and give them unto the|Levites, which keep|the charge of the|tabernacle of the|LORD.
R	T31:31 And Moses and|Eleazar the priest did|as the LORD|commanded Moses.|31:32 And the booty,|being the rest of the|prey which the men of|war had caught, was|six hundred thousand|and seventy thousand|and five thousand|sheep,|31:33 And threescore|and twelve thousand
R	Tbeeves,|31:34 And threescore|and one thousand|asses,|31:35 And thirty and|two thousand persons|in all, of women that|had not known man by|lying with him.|31:36 And the half,|which was the portion|of them that went out|to war, was in number|three hundred
R	Tthousand and seven|and thirty thousand|and five hundred|sheep:|31:37 And the LORD's|tribute of the sheep|was six hundred and|threescore and|fifteen.|31:38 And the beeves|were thirty and six|thousand; of which the|LORD's tribute was|threescore and
R	Ttwelve.|31:39 And the asses|were thirty thousand|and five hundred; of|which the LORD's|tribute was|threescore and one.|31:40 And the persons|were sixteen|thousand; of which the|LORD's tribute was|thirty and two|persons.|31:41 And Moses gave
R	Tthe tribute, which was|the LORD's heave|offering, unto Eleazar|the priest, as the|LORD commanded|Moses.|31:42 And of the|children of Israel's|half, which Moses|divided from the men|that warred,|31:43 (Now the half|that pertained unto|the congregation was
R	Tthree hundred|thousand and thirty|thousand and seven|thousand and five|hundred sheep,|31:44 And thirty and|six thousand beeves,|31:45 And thirty|thousand asses and|five hundred,|31:46 And sixteen|thousand persons;)|31:47 Even of the|children of Israel's
R	Thalf, Moses took one|portion of fifty, both|of man and of beast,|and gave them unto|the Levites, which kept|the charge of the|tabernacle of the|LORD; as the LORD|commanded Moses.|31:48 And the officers|which were over|thousands of the|host, the captains of|thousands, and
R	Tcaptains of hundreds,|came near unto Moses:|31:49 And they said|unto Moses, Thy|servants have taken|the sum of the men of|war which are under|our charge, and there|lacketh not one man|of us.|31:50 We have|therefore brought an|oblation for the LORD,|what every man hath
R	Tgotten, of jewels of|gold, chains, and|bracelets, rings,|earrings, and tablets,|to make an atonement|for our souls before|the LORD.|31:51 And Moses and|Eleazar the priest|took the gold of them,|even all wrought|jewels.|31:52 And all the gold|of the offering that
R	Tthey offered up to|the LORD, of the|captains of|thousands, and of the|captains of hundreds,|was sixteen thousand|seven hundred and|fifty shekels.|31:53 (For the men of|war had taken spoil,|every man for|himself.)|31:54 And Moses and|Eleazar the priest
R	Ttook the gold of the|captains of thousands|and of hundreds, and|brought it into the|tabernacle of the|congregation, for a|memorial for the|children of Israel|before the LORD.||32:1 Now the children|of Reuben and the|children of Gad had a|very great multitude
R	Tof cattle: and when|they saw the land of|Jazer, and the land of|Gilead, that, behold,|the place was a place|for cattle;|32:2 The children of|Gad and the children|of Reuben came and|spake unto Moses, and|to Eleazar the priest,|and unto the princes|of the congregation,|saying,
R	T32:3 Ataroth, and|Dibon, and Jazer, and|Nimrah, and Heshbon,|and Elealeh, and|Shebam, and Nebo, and|Beon,|32:4 Even the country|which the LORD smote|before the|congregation of|Israel, is a land for|cattle, and thy|servants have cattle:|32:5 Wherefore, said
R	Tthey, if we have found|grace in thy sight, let|this land be given|unto thy servants for|a possession, and|bring us not over|Jordan.|32:6 And Moses said|unto the children of|Gad and to the|children of Reuben,|Shall your brethren|go to war, and shall|ye sit here?
R	T32:7 And wherefore|discourage ye the|heart of the children|of Israel from going|over into the land|which the LORD hath|given them?|32:8 Thus did your|fathers, when I sent|them from|Kadeshbarnea to see|the land.|32:9 For when they|went up unto the
R	Tvalley of Eshcol, and|saw the land, they|discouraged the heart|of the children of|Israel, that they|should not go into the|land which the LORD|had given them.|32:10 And the LORD's|anger was kindled the|same time, and he|sware, saying,|32:11 Surely none of|the men that came up
R	Tout of Egypt, from|twenty years old and|upward, shall see the|land which I sware|unto Abraham, unto|Isaac, and unto Jacob;|because they have|not wholly followed me:|32:12 Save Caleb the|son of Jephunneh the|Kenezite, and Joshua|the son of Nun: for|they have wholly|followed the LORD.
R	T32:13 And the LORD's|anger was kindled|against Israel, and he|made them wander in|the wilderness forty|years, until all the|generation, that had|done evil in the sight|of the LORD, was|consumed.|32:14 And, behold, ye|are risen up in your|fathers' stead, an|increase of sinful
R	Tmen, to augment yet|the fierce anger of|the LORD toward|Israel.|32:15 For if ye turn|away from after him,|he will yet again leave|them in the wilderness;|and ye shall destroy|all this people.|32:16 And they came|near unto him, and|said, We will build|sheepfolds here for
R	Tour cattle, and cities|for our little ones:|32:17 But we|ourselves will go|ready armed before|the children of Israel,|until we have brought|them unto their place:|and our little ones|shall dwell in the|fenced cities because|of the inhabitants of|the land.|32:18 We will not
R	Treturn unto our|houses, until the|children of Israel|have inherited every|man his inheritance.|32:19 For we will not|inherit with them on|yonder side Jordan,|or forward; because|our inheritance is|fallen to us on this|side Jordan eastward.|32:20 And Moses said|unto them, If ye will do
R	Tthis thing, if ye will go|armed before the|LORD to war,|32:21 And will go all of|you armed over|Jordan before the|LORD, until he hath|driven out his enemies|from before him,|32:22 And the land be|subdued before the|LORD: then afterward|ye shall return, and|be guiltless before
R	Tthe LORD, and before|Israel; and this land|shall be your|possession before|the LORD.|32:23 But if ye will not|do so, behold, ye have|sinned against the|LORD: and be sure|your sin will find you|out.|32:24 Build you cities|for your little ones,|and folds for your
R	Tsheep; and do that|which hath proceeded|out of your mouth.|32:25 And the children|of Gad and the|children of Reuben|spake unto Moses,|saying, Thy servants|will do as my lord|commandeth.|32:26 Our little ones,|our wives, our flocks,|and all our cattle,|shall be there in the
R	Tcities of Gilead:|32:27 But thy|servants will pass|over, every man|armed for war, before|the LORD to battle, as|my lord saith.|32:28 So concerning|them Moses commanded|Eleazar the priest,|and Joshua the son|of Nun, and the chief|fathers of the tribes|of the children of
R	TIsrael:|32:29 And Moses said|unto them, If the|children of Gad and|the children of|Reuben will pass with|you over Jordan,|every man armed to|battle, before the|LORD, and the land|shall be subdued|before you; then ye|shall give them the|land of Gilead for a
R	Tpossession:|32:30 But if they will|not pass over with|you armed, they shall|have possessions|among you in the land|of Canaan.|32:31 And the children|of Gad and the|children of Reuben|answered, saying, As|the LORD hath said|unto thy servants, so|will we do.
R	T32:32 We will pass|over armed before|the LORD into the land|of Canaan, that the|possession of our|inheritance on this|side Jordan may be|ours.|32:33 And Moses gave|unto them, even to the|children of Gad, and|to the children of|Reuben, and unto half|the tribe of Manasseh
R	Tthe son of Joseph,|the kingdom of Sihon|king of the Amorites,|and the kingdom of Og|king of Bashan, the|land, with the cities|thereof in the coasts,|even the cities of the|country round about.|32:34 And the children|of Gad built Dibon, and|Ataroth, and Aroer,|32:35 And Atroth,|Shophan, and Jaazer,
R	Tand Jogbehah,|32:36 And Bethnimrah,|and Bethharan,|fenced cities: and|folds for sheep.|32:37 And the children|of Reuben built|Heshbon, and Elealeh,|and Kirjathaim,|32:38 And Nebo, and|Baalmeon, (their names|being changed,) and|Shibmah: and gave|other names unto the
R	Tcities which they|builded.|32:39 And the children|of Machir the son of|Manasseh went to|Gilead, and took it, and|dispossessed the|Amorite which was in it.|32:40 And Moses gave|Gilead unto Machir the|son of Manasseh; and|he dwelt therein.|32:41 And Jair the son|of Manasseh went and
R	Ttook the small towns|thereof, and called|them Havothjair.|32:42 And Nobah went|and took Kenath, and|the villages thereof,|and called it Nobah,|after his own name.||33:1 These are the|journeys of the|children of Israel,|which went forth out|of the land of Egypt
R	Twith their armies|under the hand of|Moses and Aaron.|33:2 And Moses wrote|their goings out|according to their|journeys by the|commandment of the|LORD: and these are|their journeys|according to their|goings out.|33:3 And they|departed from
R	TRameses in the first|month, on the fifteenth|day of the first month;|on the morrow after|the passover the|children of Israel|went out with an high|hand in the sight of|all the Egyptians.|33:4 For the Egyptians|buried all their|firstborn, which the|LORD had smitten|among them: upon their
R	Tgods also the LORD|executed judgments.|33:5 And the children|of Israel removed|from Rameses, and|pitched in Succoth.|33:6 And they|departed from|Succoth, and pitched|in Etham, which is in|the edge of the|wilderness.|33:7 And they removed|from Etham, and
R	Tturned again unto|Pihahiroth, which is|before Baalzephon:|and they pitched|before Migdol.|33:8 And they|departed from before|Pihahiroth, and passed|through the midst of|the sea into the|wilderness, and went|three days' journey|in the wilderness of|Etham, and pitched in
R	TMarah.|33:9 And they removed|from Marah, and came|unto Elim: and in Elim|were twelve fountains|of water, and|threescore and ten|palm trees; and they|pitched there.|33:10 And they|removed from Elim, and|encamped by the Red|sea.|33:11 And they
R	Tremoved from the Red|sea, and encamped in|the wilderness of Sin.|33:12 And they took|their journey out of|the wilderness of Sin,|and encamped in|Dophkah.|33:13 And they|departed from|Dophkah, and|encamped in Alush.|33:14 And they|removed from Alush,
R	Tand encamped at|Rephidim, where was no|water for the people|to drink.|33:15 And they|departed from|Rephidim, and pitched|in the wilderness of|Sinai.|33:16 And they|removed from the|desert of Sinai, and|pitched at|Kibrothhattaavah.
R	T33:17 And they|departed from|Kibrothhattaavah, and|encamped at Hazeroth.|33:18 And they|departed from|Hazeroth, and pitched|in Rithmah.|33:19 And they|departed from|Rithmah, and pitched at|Rimmonparez.|33:20 And they|departed from
R	TRimmonparez, and|pitched in Libnah.|33:21 And they|removed from Libnah,|and pitched at Rissah.|33:22 And they|journeyed from|Rissah, and pitched in|Kehelathah.|33:23 And they went|from Kehelathah, and|pitched in mount|Shapher.|33:24 And they
R	Tremoved from mount|Shapher, and|encamped in Haradah.|33:25 And they|removed from|Haradah, and pitched|in Makheloth.|33:26 And they|removed from|Makheloth, and|encamped at Tahath.|33:27 And they|departed from Tahath,|and pitched at Tarah.
R	T33:28 And they|removed from Tarah,|and pitched in Mithcah.|33:29 And they went|from Mithcah, and|pitched in Hashmonah.|33:30 And they|departed from|Hashmonah, and|encamped at Moseroth.|33:31 And they|departed from|Moseroth, and pitched|in Benejaakan.
R	T33:32 And they|removed from|Benejaakan, and|encamped at|Horhagidgad.|33:33 And they went|from Horhagidgad, and|pitched in Jotbathah.|33:34 And they|removed from|Jotbathah, and|encamped at Ebronah.|33:35 And they|departed from
R	TEbronah, and|encamped at|Eziongaber.|33:36 And they|removed from|Eziongaber, and|pitched in the|wilderness of Zin,|which is Kadesh.|33:37 And they|removed from Kadesh,|and pitched in mount|Hor, in the edge of|the land of Edom.
R	T33:38 And Aaron the|priest went up into|mount Hor at the|commandment of the|LORD, and died there,|in the fortieth year|after the children of|Israel were come out|of the land of Egypt,|in the first day of the|fifth month.|33:39 And Aaron was|an hundred and|twenty and three
R	Tyears old when he|died in mount Hor.|33:40 And king Arad|the Canaanite, which|dwelt in the south in|the land of Canaan,|heard of the coming|of the children of|Israel.|33:41 And they|departed from mount|Hor, and pitched in|Zalmonah.|33:42 And they
R	Tdeparted from|Zalmonah, and pitched|in Punon.|33:43 And they|departed from Punon,|and pitched in Oboth.|33:44 And they|departed from Oboth,|and pitched in|Ijeabarim, in the|border of Moab.|33:45 And they|departed from Iim, and|pitched in Dibongad.
R	T33:46 And they|removed from|Dibongad, and|encamped in|Almondiblathaim.|33:47 And they|removed from|Almondiblathaim, and|pitched in the|mountains of Abarim,|before Nebo.|33:48 And they|departed from the|mountains of Abarim,
R	Tand pitched in the|plains of Moab by|Jordan near Jericho.|33:49 And they pitched|by Jordan, from|Bethjesimoth even|unto Abelshittim in the|plains of Moab.|33:50 And the LORD|spake unto Moses in|the plains of Moab by|Jordan near Jericho,|saying,|33:51 Speak unto the
R	Tchildren of Israel,|and say unto them,|When ye are passed|over Jordan into the|land of Canaan;|33:52 Then ye shall|drive out all the|inhabitants of the land|from before you, and|destroy all their|pictures, and destroy|all their molten images,|and quite pluck down|all their high places:
R	T33:53 And ye shall|dispossess the|inhabitants of the|land, and dwell|therein: for I have|given you the land to|possess it.|33:54 And ye shall|divide the land by lot|for an inheritance|among your families:|and to the more ye|shall give the more|inheritance, and to the
R	Tfewer ye shall give|the less inheritance:|every man's|inheritance shall be in|the place where his|lot falleth; according|to the tribes of your|fathers ye shall|inherit.|33:55 But if ye will not|drive out the|inhabitants of the land|from before you; then|it shall come to pass,
R	Tthat those which ye|let remain of them|shall be pricks in|your eyes, and thorns|in your sides, and|shall vex you in the|land wherein ye dwell.|33:56 Moreover it|shall come to pass,|that I shall do unto|you, as I thought to|do unto them.||34:1 And the LORD
R	Tspake unto Moses,|saying,|34:2 Command the|children of Israel,|and say unto them,|When ye come into the|land of Canaan; (this|is the land that shall|fall unto you for an|inheritance, even the|land of Canaan with|the coasts thereof:)|34:3 Then your south|quarter shall be from
R	Tthe wilderness of Zin|along by the coast of|Edom, and your south|border shall be the|outmost coast of the|salt sea eastward:|34:4 And your border|shall turn from the|south to the ascent|of Akrabbim, and pass|on to Zin: and the|going forth thereof|shall be from the|south to
R	TKadeshbarnea, and|shall go on to|Hazaraddar, and pass|on to Azmon:|34:5 And the border|shall fetch a compass|from Azmon unto the|river of Egypt, and|the goings out of it|shall be at the sea.|34:6 And as for the|western border, ye|shall even have the|great sea for a
R	Tborder: this shall be|your west border.|34:7 And this shall be|your north border:|from the great sea ye|shall point out for|you mount Hor:|34:8 From mount Hor|ye shall point out|your border unto the|entrance of Hamath;|and the goings forth|of the border shall|be to Zedad:
R	T34:9 And the border|shall go on to Ziphron,|and the goings out of|it shall be at|Hazarenan: this shall|be your north border.|34:10 And ye shall|point out your east|border from|Hazarenan to|Shepham:|34:11 And the coast|shall go down from|Shepham to Riblah, on
R	Tthe east side of Ain;|and the border shall|descend, and shall|reach unto the side|of the sea of|Chinnereth eastward:|34:12 And the border|shall go down to|Jordan, and the|goings out of it shall|be at the salt sea:|this shall be your|land with the coasts|thereof round about.
R	T34:13 And Moses|commanded the|children of Israel,|saying, This is the|land which ye shall|inherit by lot, which|the LORD commanded|to give unto the nine|tribes, and to the half|tribe:|34:14 For the tribe of|the children of|Reuben according to|the house of their
R	Tfathers, and the tribe|of the children of Gad|according to the|house of their|fathers, have|received their|inheritance; and half|the tribe of Manasseh|have received their|inheritance:|34:15 The two tribes|and the half tribe|have received their|inheritance on this
R	Tside Jordan near|Jericho eastward,|toward the sunrising.|34:16 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|34:17 These are the|names of the men|which shall divide the|land unto you: Eleazar|the priest, and Joshua|the son of Nun.|34:18 And ye shall|take one prince of
R	Tevery tribe, to divide|the land by|inheritance.|34:19 And the names|of the men are these:|Of the tribe of Judah,|Caleb the son of|Jephunneh.|34:20 And of the tribe|of the children of|Simeon, Shemuel the|son of Ammihud.|34:21 Of the tribe of|Benjamin, Elidad the
R	Tson of Chislon.|34:22 And the prince|of the tribe of the|children of Dan, Bukki|the son of Jogli.|34:23 The prince of|the children of|Joseph, for the tribe|of the children of|Manasseh, Hanniel the|son of Ephod.|34:24 And the prince|of the tribe of the|children of Ephraim,
R	TKemuel the son of|Shiphtan.|34:25 And the prince|of the tribe of the|children of Zebulun,|Elizaphan the son of|Parnach.|34:26 And the prince|of the tribe of the|children of Issachar,|Paltiel the son of|Azzan.|34:27 And the prince|of the tribe of the
R	Tchildren of Asher,|Ahihud the son of|Shelomi.|34:28 And the prince|of the tribe of the|children of Naphtali,|Pedahel the son of|Ammihud.|34:29 These are they|whom the LORD|commanded to divide|the inheritance unto|the children of Israel|in the land of Canaan.
R	T35:1 And the LORD|spake unto Moses in|the plains of Moab by|Jordan near Jericho,|saying,|35:2 Command the|children of Israel,|that they give unto|the Levites of the|inheritance of their|possession cities to|dwell in; and ye shall|give also unto the|Levites suburbs for
R	Tthe cities round about|them.|35:3 And the cities|shall they have to|dwell in; and the|suburbs of them shall|be for their cattle,|and for their goods,|and for all their|beasts.|35:4 And the suburbs|of the cities, which ye|shall give unto the|Levites, shall reach
R	Tfrom the wall of the|city and outward a|thousand cubits round|about.|35:5 And ye shall|measure from without|the city on the east|side two thousand|cubits, and on the|south side two|thousand cubits, and|on the west side two|thousand cubits, and|on the north side two
R	Tthousand cubits; and|the city shall be in the|midst: this shall be to|them the suburbs of|the cities.|35:6 And among the|cities which ye shall|give unto the Levites|there shall be six|cities for refuge,|which ye shall appoint|for the manslayer,|that he may flee|thither: and to them ye
R	Tshall add forty and|two cities.|35:7 So all the cities|which ye shall give to|the Levites shall be|forty and eight cities:|them shall ye give with|their suburbs.|35:8 And the cities|which ye shall give|shall be of the|possession of the|children of Israel:|from them that have
R	Tmany ye shall give|many; but from them|that have few ye shall|give few: every one|shall give of his cities|unto the Levites|according to his|inheritance which he|inheriteth.|35:9 And the LORD|spake unto Moses,|saying,|35:10 Speak unto the|children of Israel,
R	Tand say unto them,|When ye be come over|Jordan into the land|of Canaan;|35:11 Then ye shall|appoint you cities to|be cities of refuge|for you; that the|slayer may flee|thither, which killeth|any person at|unawares.|35:12 And they shall|be unto you cities for
R	Trefuge from the|avenger; that the|manslayer die not,|until he stand before|the congregation in|judgment.|35:13 And of these|cities which ye shall|give six cities shall ye|have for refuge.|35:14 Ye shall give|three cities on this|side Jordan, and|three cities shall ye
R	Tgive in the land of|Canaan, which shall be|cities of refuge.|35:15 These six cities|shall be a refuge,|both for the children|of Israel, and for the|stranger, and for the|sojourner among|them: that every one|that killeth any|person unawares may|flee thither.|35:16 And if he smite
R	Thim with an instrument|of iron, so that he die,|he is a murderer: the|murderer shall surely|be put to death.|35:17 And if he smite|him with throwing a|stone, wherewith he|may die, and he die, he|is a murderer: the|murderer shall surely|be put to death.|35:18 Or if he smite|him with an hand
R	Tweapon of wood,|wherewith he may die,|and he die, he is a|murderer: the|murderer shall surely|be put to death.|35:19 The revenger|of blood himself shall|slay the murderer:|when he meeteth him,|he shall slay him.|35:20 But if he thrust|him of hatred, or hurl|at him by laying of
R	Twait, that he die;|35:21 Or in enmity|smite him with his hand,|that he die: he that|smote him shall surely|be put to death; for|he is a murderer: the|revenger of blood|shall slay the|murderer, when he|meeteth him.|35:22 But if he thrust|him suddenly without|enmity, or have cast
R	Tupon him any thing|without laying of wait,|35:23 Or with any|stone, wherewith a man|may die, seeing him not,|and cast it upon him,|that he die, and was|not his enemy, neither|sought his harm:|35:24 Then the|congregation shall|judge between the|slayer and the|revenger of blood
R	Taccording to these|judgments:|35:25 And the|congregation shall|deliver the slayer out|of the hand of the|revenger of blood,|and the congregation|shall restore him to|the city of his refuge,|whither he was fled:|and he shall abide in it|unto the death of the|high priest, which was
R	Tanointed with the holy|oil.|35:26 But if the slayer|shall at any time come|without the border of|the city of his refuge,|whither he was fled;|35:27 And the|revenger of blood|find him without the|borders of the city of|his refuge, and the|revenger of blood kill|the slayer; he shall
R	Tnot be guilty of blood:|35:28 Because he|should have remained|in the city of his|refuge until the death|of the high priest: but|after the death of the|high priest the slayer|shall return into the|land of his|possession.|35:29 So these things|shall be for a statute|of judgment unto you
R	Tthroughout your|generations in all|your dwellings.|35:30 Whoso killeth|any person, the|murderer shall be put|to death by the mouth|of witnesses: but one|witness shall not|testify against any|person to cause him|to die.|35:31 Moreover ye|shall take no
R	Tsatisfaction for the|life of a murderer,|which is guilty of|death: but he shall be|surely put to death.|35:32 And ye shall|take no satisfaction|for him that is fled to|the city of his refuge,|that he should come|again to dwell in the|land, until the death|of the priest.|35:33 So ye shall not
R	Tpollute the land|wherein ye are: for|blood it defileth the|land: and the land|cannot be cleansed of|the blood that is shed|therein, but by the|blood of him that shed|it.|35:34 Defile not|therefore the land|which ye shall inhabit,|wherein I dwell: for I|the LORD dwell among
R	Tthe children of Israel.||36:1 And the chief|fathers of the families|of the children of|Gilead, the son of|Machir, the son of|Manasseh, of the|families of the sons of|Joseph, came near,|and spake before|Moses, and before the|princes, the chief|fathers of the
R	Tchildren of Israel:|36:2 And they said,|The LORD commanded|my lord to give the|land for an|inheritance by lot to|the children of Israel:|and my lord was|commanded by the|LORD to give the|inheritance of|Zelophehad our|brother unto his|daughters.
R	T36:3 And if they be|married to any of the|sons of the other|tribes of the children|of Israel, then shall|their inheritance be|taken from the|inheritance of our|fathers, and shall be|put to the inheritance|of the tribe|whereunto they are|received: so shall it|be taken from the lot
R	Tof our inheritance.|36:4 And when the|jubile of the children|of Israel shall be,|then shall their|inheritance be put|unto the inheritance|of the tribe|whereunto they are|received: so shall|their inheritance be|taken away from the|inheritance of the|tribe of our fathers.
R	T36:5 And Moses|commanded the|children of Israel|according to the word|of the LORD, saying,|The tribe of the sons|of Joseph hath said|well.|36:6 This is the thing|which the LORD doth|command concerning|the daughters of|Zelophehad, saying,|Let them marry to
R	Twhom they think best;|only to the family of|the tribe of their|father shall they|marry.|36:7 So shall not the|inheritance of the|children of Israel|remove from tribe to|tribe: for every one|of the children of|Israel shall keep|himself to the|inheritance of the
R	Ttribe of his fathers.|36:8 And every|daughter, that|possesseth an|inheritance in any|tribe of the children|of Israel, shall be|wife unto one of the|family of the tribe of|her father, that the|children of Israel may|enjoy every man the|inheritance of his|fathers.
R	T36:9 Neither shall the|inheritance remove|from one tribe to|another tribe; but|every one of the|tribes of the children|of Israel shall keep|himself to his own|inheritance.|36:10 Even as the|LORD commanded|Moses, so did the|daughters of|Zelophehad:
R	T36:11 For Mahlah,|Tirzah, and Hoglah,|and Milcah, and Noah,|the daughters of|Zelophehad, were|married unto their|father's brothers'|sons:|36:12 And they were|married into the|families of the sons of|Manasseh the son of|Joseph, and their|inheritance remained
R	Tin the tribe of the|family of their father.|36:13 These are the|commandments and the|judgments, which the|LORD commanded by|the hand of Moses|unto the children of|Israel in the plains of|Moab by Jordan near|Jericho.
R	K2;The Fifth Book of|Moses: Called|Deuteronomy	T||1:1 These be the|words which Moses|spake unto all Israel|on this side Jordan in|the wilderness, in the|plain over against the|Red sea, between|Paran, and Tophel,|and Laban, and|Hazeroth, and Dizahab.
R	T1:2 (There are eleven|days' journey from|Horeb by the way of|mount Seir unto|Kadeshbarnea.)|1:3 And it came to|pass in the fortieth|year, in the eleventh|month, on the first|day of the month, that|Moses spake unto the|children of Israel,|according unto all|that the LORD had
R	Tgiven him in|commandment unto|them;|1:4 After he had slain|Sihon the king of the|Amorites, which dwelt|in Heshbon, and Og the|king of Bashan, which|dwelt at Astaroth in|Edrei:|1:5 On this side|Jordan, in the land of|Moab, began Moses to|declare this law,
R	Tsaying,|1:6 The LORD our God|spake unto us in|Horeb, saying, Ye have|dwelt long enough in|this mount:|1:7 Turn you, and take|your journey, and go|to the mount of the|Amorites, and unto all|the places nigh|thereunto, in the plain,|in the hills, and in the|vale, and in the south,
R	Tand by the sea side,|to the land of the|Canaanites, and unto|Lebanon, unto the|great river, the river|Euphrates.|1:8 Behold, I have set|the land before you:|go in and possess the|land which the LORD|sware unto your|fathers, Abraham,|Isaac, and Jacob, to|give unto them and to
R	Ttheir seed after them.|1:9 And I spake unto|you at that time,|saying, I am not able|to bear you myself|alone:|1:10 The LORD your|God hath multiplied|you, and, behold, ye|are this day as the|stars of heaven for|multitude.|1:11 (The LORD God of|your fathers make
R	Tyou a thousand times|so many more as ye|are, and bless you, as|he hath promised you!)|1:12 How can I myself|alone bear your|cumbrance, and your|burden, and your|strife?|1:13 Take you wise|men, and|understanding, and|known among your|tribes, and I will make
R	Tthem rulers over you.|1:14 And ye answered|me, and said, The thing|which thou hast|spoken is good for us|to do.|1:15 So I took the|chief of your tribes,|wise men, and known,|and made them heads|over you, captains|over thousands, and|captains over|hundreds, and
R	Tcaptains over fifties,|and captains over|tens, and officers|among your tribes.|1:16 And I charged|your judges at that|time, saying, Hear the|causes between your|brethren, and judge|righteously between|every man and his|brother, and the|stranger that is with|him.
R	T1:17 Ye shall not|respect persons in|judgment; but ye shall|hear the small as well|as the great; ye shall|not be afraid of the|face of man; for the|judgment is God's: and|the cause that is too|hard for you, bring it|unto me, and I will|hear it.|1:18 And I commanded|you at that time all the
R	Tthings which ye should|do.|1:19 And when we|departed from Horeb,|we went through all|that great and|terrible wilderness,|which ye saw by the|way of the mountain of|the Amorites, as the|LORD our God|commanded us; and we|came to|Kadeshbarnea.
R	T1:20 And I said unto|you, Ye are come unto|the mountain of the|Amorites, which the|LORD our God doth|give unto us.|1:21 Behold, the LORD|thy God hath set the|land before thee: go|up and possess it, as|the LORD God of thy|fathers hath said|unto thee; fear not,|neither be
R	Tdiscouraged.|1:22 And ye came near|unto me every one of|you, and said, We will|send men before us,|and they shall search|us out the land, and|bring us word again|by what way we must|go up, and into what|cities we shall come.|1:23 And the saying|pleased me well: and I|took twelve men of
R	Tyou, one of a tribe:|1:24 And they turned|and went up into the|mountain, and came|unto the valley of|Eshcol, and searched|it out.|1:25 And they took of|the fruit of the land|in their hands, and|brought it down unto|us, and brought us|word again, and said,|It is a good land which
R	Tthe LORD our God doth|give us.|1:26 Notwithstanding|ye would not go up,|but rebelled against|the commandment of|the LORD your God:|1:27 And ye murmured|in your tents, and|said, Because the|LORD hated us, he|hath brought us forth|out of the land of|Egypt, to deliver us
R	Tinto the hand of the|Amorites, to destroy|us.|1:28 Whither shall we|go up? our brethren|have discouraged our|heart, saying, The|people is greater and|taller than we; the|cities are great and|walled up to heaven;|and moreover we have|seen the sons of the|Anakims there.
R	T1:29 Then I said unto|you, Dread not,|neither be afraid of|them.|1:30 The LORD your|God which goeth|before you, he shall|fight for you,|according to all that|he did for you in|Egypt before your|eyes;|1:31 And in the|wilderness, where
R	Tthou hast seen how|that the LORD thy God|bare thee, as a man|doth bear his son, in|all the way that ye|went, until ye came|into this place.|1:32 Yet in this thing|ye did not believe the|LORD your God,|1:33 Who went in the|way before you, to|search you out a|place to pitch your
R	Ttents in, in fire by|night, to shew you by|what way ye should|go, and in a cloud by|day.|1:34 And the LORD|heard the voice of|your words, and was|wroth, and sware,|saying,|1:35 Surely there|shall not one of these|men of this evil|generation see that
R	Tgood land, which I|sware to give unto|your fathers.|1:36 Save Caleb the|son of Jephunneh; he|shall see it, and to him|will I give the land|that he hath trodden|upon, and to his|children, because he|hath wholly followed|the LORD.|1:37 Also the LORD|was angry with me for
R	Tyour sakes, saying,|Thou also shalt not go|in thither.|1:38 But Joshua the|son of Nun, which|standeth before thee,|he shall go in thither:|encourage him: for he|shall cause Israel to|inherit it.|1:39 Moreover your|little ones, which ye|said should be a prey,|and your children,
R	Twhich in that day had|no knowledge between|good and evil, they|shall go in thither, and|unto them will I give it,|and they shall|possess it.|1:40 But as for you,|turn you, and take|your journey into the|wilderness by the way|of the Red sea.|1:41 Then ye|answered and said
R	Tunto me, We have|sinned against the|LORD, we will go up and|fight, according to all|that the LORD our God|commanded us. And|when ye had girded on|every man his|weapons of war, ye|were ready to go up|into the hill.|1:42 And the LORD said|unto me, Say unto|them, Go not up,
R	Tneither fight; for I am|not among you; lest ye|be smitten before|your enemies.|1:43 So I spake unto|you; and ye would not|hear, but rebelled|against the|commandment of the|LORD, and went|presumptuously up|into the hill.|1:44 And the Amorites,|which dwelt in that
R	Tmountain, came out|against you, and|chased you, as bees|do, and destroyed you|in Seir, even unto|Hormah.|1:45 And ye returned|and wept before the|LORD; but the LORD|would not hearken to|your voice, nor give|ear unto you.|1:46 So ye abode in|Kadesh many days,
R	Taccording unto the|days that ye abode|there.||2:1 Then we turned,|and took our journey|into the wilderness by|the way of the Red|sea, as the LORD|spake unto me: and we|compassed mount Seir|many days.|2:2 And the LORD|spake unto me, saying,
R	T2:3 Ye have|compassed this|mountain long enough:|turn you northward.|2:4 And command thou|the people, saying, Ye|are to pass through|the coast of your|brethren the children|of Esau, which dwell in|Seir; and they shall be|afraid of you: take ye|good heed unto|yourselves therefore:
R	T2:5 Meddle not with|them; for I will not|give you of their land,|no, not so much as a|foot breadth; because|I have given mount|Seir unto Esau for a|possession.|2:6 Ye shall buy meat|of them for money,|that ye may eat; and|ye shall also buy|water of them for|money, that ye may
R	Tdrink.|2:7 For the LORD thy|God hath blessed thee|in all the works of thy|hand: he knoweth thy|walking through this|great wilderness:|these forty years the|LORD thy God hath|been with thee; thou|hast lacked nothing.|2:8 And when we|passed by from our|brethren the children
R	Tof Esau, which dwelt in|Seir, through the way|of the plain from|Elath, and from|Eziongaber, we turned|and passed by the|way of the wilderness|of Moab.|2:9 And the LORD said|unto me, Distress not|the Moabites, neither|contend with them in|battle: for I will not|give thee of their land
R	Tfor a possession;|because I have given|Ar unto the children|of Lot for a|possession.|2:10 The Emims dwelt|therein in times past, a|people great, and|many, and tall, as the|Anakims;|2:11 Which also were|accounted giants, as|the Anakims; but the|Moabites called them
R	TEmims.|2:12 The Horims also|dwelt in Seir|beforetime; but the|children of Esau|succeeded them, when|they had destroyed|them from before|them, and dwelt in|their stead; as Israel|did unto the land of|his possession, which|the LORD gave unto|them.
R	T2:13 Now rise up, said|I, and get you over|the brook Zered. And|we went over the|brook Zered.|2:14 And the space in|which we came from|Kadeshbarnea, until|we were come over|the brook Zered, was|thirty and eight years;|until all the|generation of the men|of war were wasted
R	Tout from among the|host, as the LORD|sware unto them.|2:15 For indeed the|hand of the LORD was|against them, to|destroy them from|among the host, until|they were consumed.|2:16 So it came to|pass, when all the men|of war were consumed|and dead from among|the people,
R	T2:17 That the LORD|spake unto me, saying,|2:18 Thou art to pass|over through Ar, the|coast of Moab, this|day:|2:19 And when thou|comest nigh over|against the children|of Ammon, distress|them not, nor meddle|with them: for I will not|give thee of the land|of the children of
R	TAmmon any possession;|because I have given|it unto the children of|Lot for a possession.|2:20 (That also was|accounted a land of|giants: giants dwelt|therein in old time; and|the Ammonites call|them Zamzummims;|2:21 A people great,|and many, and tall, as|the Anakims; but the|LORD destroyed them
R	Tbefore them; and they|succeeded them, and|dwelt in their stead:|2:22 As he did to the|children of Esau,|which dwelt in Seir,|when he destroyed|the Horims from|before them; and they|succeeded them, and|dwelt in their stead|even unto this day:|2:23 And the Avims|which dwelt in Hazerim,
R	Teven unto Azzah, the|Caphtorims, which came|forth out of Caphtor,|destroyed them, and|dwelt in their stead.)|2:24 Rise ye up, take|your journey, and|pass over the river|Arnon: behold, I have|given into thine hand|Sihon the Amorite, king|of Heshbon, and his|land: begin to possess|it, and contend with him
R	Tin battle.|2:25 This day will I|begin to put the dread|of thee and the fear|of thee upon the|nations that are|under the whole|heaven, who shall|hear report of thee,|and shall tremble, and|be in anguish because|of thee.|2:26 And I sent|messengers out of
R	Tthe wilderness of|Kedemoth unto Sihon|king of Heshbon with|words of peace,|saying,|2:27 Let me pass|through thy land: I will|go along by the high|way, I will neither turn|unto the right hand|nor to the left.|2:28 Thou shalt sell|me meat for money,|that I may eat; and
R	Tgive me water for|money, that I may|drink: only I will pass|through on my feet;|2:29 (As the children|of Esau which dwell in|Seir, and the Moabites|which dwell in Ar, did|unto me;) until I shall|pass over Jordan into|the land which the|LORD our God giveth|us.|2:30 But Sihon king of
R	THeshbon would not let|us pass by him: for|the LORD thy God|hardened his spirit,|and made his heart|obstinate, that he|might deliver him into|thy hand, as|appeareth this day.|2:31 And the LORD said|unto me, Behold, I|have begun to give|Sihon and his land|before thee: begin to
R	Tpossess, that thou|mayest inherit his|land.|2:32 Then Sihon came|out against us, he and|all his people, to fight|at Jahaz.|2:33 And the LORD our|God delivered him|before us; and we|smote him, and his|sons, and all his|people.|2:34 And we took all
R	This cities at that time,|and utterly destroyed|the men, and the|women, and the little|ones, of every city,|we left none to remain:|2:35 Only the cattle we|took for a prey unto|ourselves, and the|spoil of the cities|which we took.|2:36 From Aroer, which|is by the brink of the|river of Arnon, and
R	Tfrom the city that is|by the river, even|unto Gilead, there was|not one city too|strong for us: the|LORD our God|delivered all unto us:|2:37 Only unto the|land of the children|of Ammon thou camest|not, nor unto any|place of the river|Jabbok, nor unto the|cities in the mountains,
R	Tnor unto whatsoever|the LORD our God|forbad us.||3:1 Then we turned,|and went up the way|to Bashan: and Og the|king of Bashan came|out against us, he and|all his people, to|battle at Edrei.|3:2 And the LORD said|unto me, Fear him not:|for I will deliver him,
R	Tand all his people, and|his land, into thy hand;|and thou shalt do|unto him as thou didst|unto Sihon king of the|Amorites, which dwelt|at Heshbon.|3:3 So the LORD our|God delivered into our|hands Og also, the|king of Bashan, and all|his people: and we|smote him until none|was left to him
R	Tremaining.|3:4 And we took all his|cities at that time,|there was not a city|which we took not from|them, threescore|cities, all the region|of Argob, the kingdom|of Og in Bashan.|3:5 All these cities|were fenced with high|walls, gates, and bars;|beside unwalled towns|a great many.
R	T3:6 And we utterly|destroyed them, as we|did unto Sihon king of|Heshbon, utterly|destroying the men,|women, and children,|of every city.|3:7 But all the cattle,|and the spoil of the|cities, we took for a|prey to ourselves.|3:8 And we took at|that time out of the|hand of the two kings
R	Tof the Amorites the|land that was on this|side Jordan, from the|river of Arnon unto|mount Hermon;|3:9 (Which Hermon the|Sidonians call Sirion;|and the Amorites call|it Shenir;)|3:10 All the cities of|the plain, and all|Gilead, and all Bashan,|unto Salchah and|Edrei, cities of the
R	Tkingdom of Og in|Bashan.|3:11 For only Og king|of Bashan remained of|the remnant of giants;|behold his bedstead|was a bedstead of|iron; is it not in|Rabbath of the|children of Ammon?|nine cubits was the|length thereof, and|four cubits the|breadth of it, after
R	Tthe cubit of a man.|3:12 And this land,|which we possessed at|that time, from Aroer,|which is by the river|Arnon, and half mount|Gilead, and the cities|thereof, gave I unto|the Reubenites and to|the Gadites.|3:13 And the rest of|Gilead, and all Bashan,|being the kingdom of|Og, gave I unto the
R	Thalf tribe of|Manasseh; all the|region of Argob, with|all Bashan, which was|called the land of|giants.|3:14 Jair the son of|Manasseh took all the|country of Argob|unto the coasts of|Geshuri and Maachathi;|and called them after|his own name,|Bashanhavothjair,
R	Tunto this day.|3:15 And I gave Gilead|unto Machir.|3:16 And unto the|Reubenites and unto|the Gadites I gave|from Gilead even unto|the river Arnon half|the valley, and the|border even unto the|river Jabbok, which is|the border of the|children of Ammon;|3:17 The plain also,
R	Tand Jordan, and the|coast thereof, from|Chinnereth even unto|the sea of the plain,|even the salt sea,|under Ashdothpisgah|eastward.|3:18 And I commanded|you at that time,|saying, The LORD your|God hath given you|this land to possess|it: ye shall pass over|armed before your
R	Tbrethren the children|of Israel, all that are|meet for the war.|3:19 But your wives,|and your little ones,|and your cattle, (for I|know that ye have|much cattle,) shall|abide in your cities|which I have given|you;|3:20 Until the LORD|have given rest unto|your brethren, as well
R	Tas unto you, and until|they also possess the|land which the LORD|your God hath given|them beyond Jordan:|and then shall ye|return every man|unto his possession,|which I have given|you.|3:21 And I commanded|Joshua at that time,|saying, Thine eyes|have seen all that the
R	TLORD your God hath|done unto these two|kings: so shall the|LORD do unto all the|kingdoms whither thou|passest.|3:22 Ye shall not fear|them: for the LORD|your God he shall|fight for you.|3:23 And I besought|the LORD at that time,|saying,|3:24 O Lord GOD, thou
R	Thast begun to shew|thy servant thy|greatness, and thy|mighty hand: for what|God is there in heaven|or in earth, that can|do according to thy|works, and according|to thy might?|3:25 I pray thee, let|me go over, and see|the good land that is|beyond Jordan, that|goodly mountain, and
R	TLebanon.|3:26 But the LORD was|wroth with me for|your sakes, and would|not hear me: and the|LORD said unto me, Let|it suffice thee; speak|no more unto me of|this matter.|3:27 Get thee up into|the top of Pisgah, and|lift up thine eyes|westward, and|northward, and
R	Tsouthward, and|eastward, and behold|it with thine eyes: for|thou shalt not go|over this Jordan.|3:28 But charge|Joshua, and|encourage him, and|strengthen him: for he|shall go over before|this people, and he|shall cause them to|inherit the land which|thou shalt see.
R	T3:29 So we abode in|the valley over|against Bethpeor.||4:1 Now therefore|hearken, O Israel,|unto the statutes and|unto the judgments,|which I teach you, for|to do them, that ye|may live, and go in and|possess the land|which the LORD God of|your fathers giveth
R	Tyou.|4:2 Ye shall not add|unto the word which I|command you, neither|shall ye diminish ought|from it, that ye may|keep the|commandments of the|LORD your God which I|command you.|4:3 Your eyes have|seen what the LORD|did because of|Baalpeor: for all the
R	Tmen that followed|Baalpeor, the LORD|thy God hath|destroyed them from|among you.|4:4 But ye that did|cleave unto the LORD|your God are alive|every one of you this|day.|4:5 Behold, I have|taught you statutes|and judgments, even|as the LORD my God
R	Tcommanded me, that ye|should do so in the|land whither ye go to|possess it.|4:6 Keep therefore|and do them; for this|is your wisdom and|your understanding in|the sight of the|nations, which shall|hear all these|statutes, and say,|Surely this great|nation is a wise and
R	Tunderstanding people.|4:7 For what nation is|there so great, who|hath God so nigh unto|them, as the LORD our|God is in all things|that we call upon him|for?|4:8 And what nation is|there so great, that|hath statutes and|judgments so|righteous as all this|law, which I set before
R	Tyou this day?|4:9 Only take heed to|thyself, and keep thy|soul diligently, lest|thou forget the things|which thine eyes have|seen, and lest they|depart from thy heart|all the days of thy|life: but teach them|thy sons, and thy|sons' sons;|4:10 Specially the day|that thou stoodest
R	Tbefore the LORD thy|God in Horeb, when the|LORD said unto me,|Gather me the people|together, and I will|make them hear my|words, that they may|learn to fear me all|the days that they|shall live upon the|earth, and that they|may teach their|children.|4:11 And ye came near
R	Tand stood under the|mountain; and the|mountain burned with|fire unto the midst of|heaven, with darkness,|clouds, and thick|darkness.|4:12 And the LORD|spake unto you out of|the midst of the fire:|ye heard the voice of|the words, but saw no|similitude; only ye|heard a voice.
R	T4:13 And he declared|unto you his covenant,|which he commanded|you to perform, even|ten commandments; and|he wrote them upon|two tables of stone.|4:14 And the LORD|commanded me at that|time to teach you|statutes and|judgments, that ye|might do them in the|land whither ye go
R	Tover to possess it.|4:15 Take ye|therefore good heed|unto yourselves; for|ye saw no manner of|similitude on the day|that the LORD spake|unto you in Horeb out|of the midst of the|fire:|4:16 Lest ye corrupt|yourselves, and make|you a graven image,|the similitude of any
R	Tfigure, the likeness of|male or female,|4:17 The likeness of|any beast that is on|the earth, the likeness|of any winged fowl|that flieth in the air,|4:18 The likeness of|any thing that|creepeth on the|ground, the likeness|of any fish that is in|the waters beneath|the earth:
R	T4:19 And lest thou lift|up thine eyes unto|heaven, and when thou|seest the sun, and the|moon, and the stars,|even all the host of|heaven, shouldest be|driven to worship|them, and serve them,|which the LORD thy|God hath divided unto|all nations under the|whole heaven.|4:20 But the LORD hath
R	Ttaken you, and|brought you forth out|of the iron furnace,|even out of Egypt, to|be unto him a people|of inheritance, as ye|are this day.|4:21 Furthermore the|LORD was angry with|me for your sakes,|and sware that I|should not go over|Jordan, and that I|should not go in unto
R	Tthat good land, which|the LORD thy God|giveth thee for an|inheritance:|4:22 But I must die in|this land, I must not|go over Jordan: but|ye shall go over, and|possess that good|land.|4:23 Take heed unto|yourselves, lest ye|forget the covenant|of the LORD your God,
R	Twhich he made with|you, and make you a|graven image, or the|likeness of any thing,|which the LORD thy|God hath forbidden|thee.|4:24 For the LORD thy|God is a consuming|fire, even a jealous|God.|4:25 When thou shalt|beget children, and|children's children,
R	Tand ye shall have|remained long in the|land, and shall|corrupt yourselves,|and make a graven|image, or the likeness|of any thing, and shall|do evil in the sight of|the LORD thy God, to|provoke him to anger:|4:26 I call heaven and|earth to witness|against you this day,|that ye shall soon
R	Tutterly perish from|off the land|whereunto ye go over|Jordan to possess it;|ye shall not prolong|your days upon it, but|shall utterly be|destroyed.|4:27 And the LORD|shall scatter you|among the nations, and|ye shall be left few in|number among the|heathen, whither the
R	TLORD shall lead you.|4:28 And there ye|shall serve gods, the|work of men's hands,|wood and stone, which|neither see, nor hear,|nor eat, nor smell.|4:29 But if from|thence thou shalt|seek the LORD thy|God, thou shalt find|him, if thou seek him|with all thy heart and|with all thy soul.
R	T4:30 When thou art in|tribulation, and all|these things are come|upon thee, even in the|latter days, if thou|turn to the LORD thy|God, and shalt be|obedient unto his|voice;|4:31 (For the LORD thy|God is a merciful God;)|he will not forsake|thee, neither destroy|thee, nor forget the
R	Tcovenant of thy|fathers which he|sware unto them.|4:32 For ask now of|the days that are|past, which were|before thee, since the|day that God created|man upon the earth,|and ask from the one|side of heaven unto|the other, whether|there hath been any|such thing as this
R	Tgreat thing is, or hath|been heard like it?|4:33 Did ever people|hear the voice of God|speaking out of the|midst of the fire, as|thou hast heard, and|live?|4:34 Or hath God|assayed to go and|take him a nation from|the midst of another|nation, by temptations,|by signs, and by
R	Twonders, and by war,|and by a mighty hand,|and by a stretched|out arm, and by great|terrors, according to|all that the LORD your|God did for you in|Egypt before your|eyes?|4:35 Unto thee it was|shewed, that thou|mightest know that the|LORD he is God; there|is none else beside
R	Thim.|4:36 Out of heaven he|made thee to hear his|voice, that he might|instruct thee: and|upon earth he shewed|thee his great fire;|and thou heardest his|words out of the midst|of the fire.|4:37 And because he|loved thy fathers,|therefore he chose|their seed after them,
R	Tand brought thee out|in his sight with his|mighty power out of|Egypt;|4:38 To drive out|nations from before|thee greater and|mightier than thou art,|to bring thee in, to|give thee their land|for an inheritance, as|it is this day.|4:39 Know therefore|this day, and consider
R	Tit in thine heart, that|the LORD he is God in|heaven above, and|upon the earth|beneath: there is none|else.|4:40 Thou shalt keep|therefore his|statutes, and his|commandments, which I|command thee this day,|that it may go well with|thee, and with thy|children after thee,
R	Tand that thou mayest|prolong thy days|upon the earth, which|the LORD thy God|giveth thee, for ever.|4:41 Then Moses|severed three cities|on this side Jordan|toward the sunrising;|4:42 That the slayer|might flee thither,|which should kill his|neighbour unawares,|and hated him not in
R	Ttimes past; and that|fleeing unto one of|these cities he might|live:|4:43 Namely, Bezer in|the wilderness, in the|plain country, of the|Reubenites; and|Ramoth in Gilead, of|the Gadites; and Golan|in Bashan, of the|Manassites.|4:44 And this is the|law which Moses set
R	Tbefore the children|of Israel:|4:45 These are the|testimonies, and the|statutes, and the|judgments, which|Moses spake unto the|children of Israel,|after they came forth|out of Egypt.|4:46 On this side|Jordan, in the valley|over against|Bethpeor, in the land
R	Tof Sihon king of the|Amorites, who dwelt at|Heshbon, whom Moses|and the children of|Israel smote, after|they were come forth|out of Egypt:|4:47 And they|possessed his land,|and the land of Og|king of Bashan, two|kings of the Amorites,|which were on this|side Jordan toward
R	Tthe sunrising;|4:48 From Aroer, which|is by the bank of the|river Arnon, even|unto mount Sion, which|is Hermon,|4:49 And all the plain|on this side Jordan|eastward, even unto|the sea of the plain,|under the springs of|Pisgah.||5:1 And Moses called
R	Tall Israel, and said|unto them, Hear, O|Israel, the statutes|and judgments which I|speak in your ears|this day, that ye may|learn them, and keep,|and do them.|5:2 The LORD our God|made a covenant with|us in Horeb.|5:3 The LORD made not|this covenant with our|fathers, but with us,
R	Teven us, who are all|of us here alive this|day.|5:4 The LORD talked|with you face to face|in the mount out of|the midst of the fire,|5:5 (I stood between|the LORD and you at|that time, to shew you|the word of the LORD:|for ye were afraid by|reason of the fire,|and went not up into
R	Tthe mount;) saying,|5:6 I am the LORD thy|God, which brought|thee out of the land|of Egypt, from the|house of bondage.|5:7 Thou shalt have|none other gods|before me.|5:8 Thou shalt not|make thee any graven|image, or any likeness|of any thing that is in|heaven above, or that
R	Tis in the earth|beneath, or that is in|the waters beneath|the earth:|5:9 Thou shalt not bow|down thyself unto|them, nor serve them:|for I the LORD thy|God am a jealous God,|visiting the iniquity of|the fathers upon the|children unto the|third and fourth|generation of them
R	Tthat hate me,|5:10 And shewing|mercy unto thousands|of them that love me|and keep my|commandments.|5:11 Thou shalt not|take the name of the|LORD thy God in vain:|for the LORD will not|hold him guiltless that|taketh his name in|vain.|5:12 Keep the sabbath
R	Tday to sanctify it, as|the LORD thy God hath|commanded thee.|5:13 Six days thou|shalt labour, and do|all thy work:|5:14 But the seventh|day is the sabbath of|the LORD thy God: in it|thou shalt not do any|work, thou, nor thy|son, nor thy daughter,|nor thy manservant,|nor thy maidservant,
R	Tnor thine ox, nor thine|ass, nor any of thy|cattle, nor thy|stranger that is within|thy gates; that thy|manservant and thy|maidservant may rest|as well as thou.|5:15 And remember|that thou wast a|servant in the land of|Egypt, and that the|LORD thy God brought|thee out thence
R	Tthrough a mighty hand|and by a stretched|out arm: therefore|the LORD thy God|commanded thee to|keep the sabbath day.|5:16 Honour thy|father and thy|mother, as the LORD|thy God hath|commanded thee; that|thy days may be|prolonged, and that it|may go well with thee,
R	Tin the land which the|LORD thy God giveth|thee.|5:17 Thou shalt not|kill.|5:18 Neither shalt|thou commit adultery.|5:19 Neither shalt|thou steal.|5:20 Neither shalt|thou bear false|witness against thy|neighbour.|5:21 Neither shalt
R	Tthou desire thy|neighbour's wife,|neither shalt thou|covet thy neighbour's|house, his field, or his|manservant, or his|maidservant, his ox, or|his ass, or any thing|that is thy|neighbour's.|5:22 These words the|LORD spake unto all|your assembly in the|mount out of the midst
R	Tof the fire, of the|cloud, and of the thick|darkness, with a great|voice: and he added|no more. And he wrote|them in two tables of|stone, and delivered|them unto me.|5:23 And it came to|pass, when ye heard|the voice out of the|midst of the darkness,|(for the mountain did|burn with fire,) that
R	Tye came near unto me,|even all the heads of|your tribes, and your|elders;|5:24 And ye said,|Behold, the LORD our|God hath shewed us|his glory and his|greatness, and we|have heard his voice|out of the midst of the|fire: we have seen|this day that God doth|talk with man, and he
R	Tliveth.|5:25 Now therefore|why should we die?|for this great fire will|consume us: if we|hear the voice of the|LORD our God any|more, then we shall|die.|5:26 For who is there|of all flesh, that hath|heard the voice of|the living God speaking|out of the midst of the
R	Tfire, as we have, and|lived?|5:27 Go thou near, and|hear all that the LORD|our God shall say: and|speak thou unto us all|that the LORD our God|shall speak unto thee;|and we will hear it, and|do it.|5:28 And the LORD|heard the voice of|your words, when ye|spake unto me; and
R	Tthe LORD said unto me,|I have heard the|voice of the words of|this people, which they|have spoken unto|thee: they have well|said all that they have|spoken.|5:29 O that there were|such an heart in them,|that they would fear|me, and keep all my|commandments always,|that it might be well
R	Twith them, and with|their children for|ever!|5:30 Go say to them,|Get you into your|tents again.|5:31 But as for thee,|stand thou here by|me, and I will speak|unto thee all the|commandments, and the|statutes, and the|judgments, which thou|shalt teach them, that
R	Tthey may do them in|the land which I give|them to possess it.|5:32 Ye shall observe|to do therefore as|the LORD your God|hath commanded you:|ye shall not turn|aside to the right|hand or to the left.|5:33 Ye shall walk in|all the ways which the|LORD your God hath|commanded you, that
R	Tye may live, and that it|may be well with you,|and that ye may|prolong your days in|the land which ye|shall possess.||6:1 Now these are the|commandments, the|statutes, and the|judgments, which the|LORD your God|commanded to teach|you, that ye might do
R	Tthem in the land|whither ye go to|possess it:|6:2 That thou mightest|fear the LORD thy|God, to keep all his|statutes and his|commandments, which I|command thee, thou,|and thy son, and thy|son's son, all the days|of thy life; and that|thy days may be|prolonged.
R	T6:3 Hear therefore, O|Israel, and observe|to do it; that it may be|well with thee, and that|ye may increase|mightily, as the LORD|God of thy fathers|hath promised thee, in|the land that floweth|with milk and honey.|6:4 Hear, O Israel: The|LORD our God is one|LORD:|6:5 And thou shalt
R	Tlove the LORD thy God|with all thine heart,|and with all thy soul,|and with all thy might.|6:6 And these words,|which I command thee|this day, shall be in|thine heart:|6:7 And thou shalt|teach them diligently|unto thy children, and|shalt talk of them|when thou sittest in|thine house, and when
R	Tthou walkest by the|way, and when thou|liest down, and when|thou risest up.|6:8 And thou shalt|bind them for a sign|upon thine hand, and|they shall be as|frontlets between|thine eyes.|6:9 And thou shalt|write them upon the|posts of thy house,|and on thy gates.
R	T6:10 And it shall be,|when the LORD thy God|shall have brought|thee into the land|which he sware unto|thy fathers, to|Abraham, to Isaac, and|to Jacob, to give thee|great and goodly|cities, which thou|buildedst not,|6:11 And houses full|of all good things,|which thou filledst not,
R	Tand wells digged, which|thou diggedst not,|vineyards and olive|trees, which thou|plantedst not; when|thou shalt have eaten|and be full;|6:12 Then beware lest|thou forget the LORD,|which brought thee|forth out of the land|of Egypt, from the|house of bondage.|6:13 Thou shalt fear
R	Tthe LORD thy God, and|serve him, and shalt|swear by his name.|6:14 Ye shall not go|after other gods, of|the gods of the|people which are|round about you;|6:15 (For the LORD thy|God is a jealous God|among you) lest the|anger of the LORD thy|God be kindled against|thee, and destroy
R	Tthee from off the|face of the earth.|6:16 Ye shall not tempt|the LORD your God, as|ye tempted him in|Massah.|6:17 Ye shall diligently|keep the|commandments of the|LORD your God, and|his testimonies, and his|statutes, which he|hath commanded thee.|6:18 And thou shalt do
R	Tthat which is right and|good in the sight of|the LORD: that it may|be well with thee, and|that thou mayest go in|and possess the good|land which the LORD|sware unto thy|fathers.|6:19 To cast out all|thine enemies from|before thee, as the|LORD hath spoken.|6:20 And when thy son
R	Tasketh thee in time to|come, saying, What|mean the testimonies,|and the statutes, and|the judgments, which|the LORD our God hath|commanded you?|6:21 Then thou shalt|say unto thy son, We|were Pharaoh's|bondmen in Egypt; and|the LORD brought us|out of Egypt with a|mighty hand:
R	T6:22 And the LORD|shewed signs and|wonders, great and|sore, upon Egypt,|upon Pharaoh, and|upon all his|household, before our|eyes:|6:23 And he brought|us out from thence,|that he might bring us|in, to give us the land|which he sware unto|our fathers.
R	T6:24 And the LORD|commanded us to do|all these statutes, to|fear the LORD our|God, for our good|always, that he might|preserve us alive, as|it is at this day.|6:25 And it shall be|our righteousness, if|we observe to do all|these commandments|before the LORD our|God, as he hath
R	Tcommanded us.||7:1 When the LORD thy|God shall bring thee|into the land whither|thou goest to possess|it, and hath cast out|many nations before|thee, the Hittites, and|the Girgashites, and|the Amorites, and the|Canaanites, and the|Perizzites, and the|Hivites, and the
R	TJebusites, seven|nations greater and|mightier than thou;|7:2 And when the LORD|thy God shall deliver|them before thee;|thou shalt smite them,|and utterly destroy|them; thou shalt make|no covenant with them,|nor shew mercy unto|them:|7:3 Neither shalt thou|make marriages with
R	Tthem; thy daughter|thou shalt not give|unto his son, nor his|daughter shalt thou|take unto thy son.|7:4 For they will turn|away thy son from|following me, that they|may serve other gods:|so will the anger of|the LORD be kindled|against you, and|destroy thee|suddenly.
R	T7:5 But thus shall ye|deal with them; ye|shall destroy their|altars, and break|down their images, and|cut down their groves,|and burn their graven|images with fire.|7:6 For thou art an|holy people unto the|LORD thy God: the|LORD thy God hath|chosen thee to be a|special people unto
R	Thimself, above all|people that are upon|the face of the earth.|7:7 The LORD did not|set his love upon you,|nor choose you,|because ye were more|in number than any|people; for ye were|the fewest of all|people:|7:8 But because the|LORD loved you, and|because he would
R	Tkeep the oath which|he had sworn unto|your fathers, hath|the LORD brought you|out with a mighty hand,|and redeemed you out|of the house of|bondmen, from the|hand of Pharaoh king|of Egypt.|7:9 Know therefore|that the LORD thy God,|he is God, the faithful|God, which keepeth
R	Tcovenant and mercy|with them that love him|and keep his|commandments to a|thousand generations;|7:10 And repayeth|them that hate him to|their face, to destroy|them: he will not be|slack to him that|hateth him, he will|repay him to his face.|7:11 Thou shalt|therefore keep the
R	Tcommandments, and the|statutes, and the|judgments, which I|command thee this day,|to do them.|7:12 Wherefore it|shall come to pass, if|ye hearken to these|judgments, and keep,|and do them, that the|LORD thy God shall|keep unto thee the|covenant and the|mercy which he sware
R	Tunto thy fathers:|7:13 And he will love|thee, and bless thee,|and multiply thee: he|will also bless the|fruit of thy womb, and|the fruit of thy land,|thy corn, and thy wine,|and thine oil, the|increase of thy kine,|and the flocks of thy|sheep, in the land|which he sware unto|thy fathers to give
R	Tthee.|7:14 Thou shalt be|blessed above all|people: there shall|not be male or female|barren among you, or|among your cattle.|7:15 And the LORD will|take away from thee|all sickness, and will|put none of the evil|diseases of Egypt,|which thou knowest,|upon thee; but will lay
R	Tthem upon all them|that hate thee.|7:16 And thou shalt|consume all the|people which the LORD|thy God shall deliver|thee; thine eye shall|have no pity upon|them: neither shalt|thou serve their gods;|for that will be a|snare unto thee.|7:17 If thou shalt say|in thine heart, These
R	Tnations are more than|I; how can I|dispossess them?|7:18 Thou shalt not be|afraid of them: but|shalt well remember|what the LORD thy God|did unto Pharaoh, and|unto all Egypt;|7:19 The great|temptations which thine|eyes saw, and the|signs, and the|wonders, and the
R	Tmighty hand, and the|stretched out arm,|whereby the LORD thy|God brought thee out:|so shall the LORD thy|God do unto all the|people of whom thou|art afraid.|7:20 Moreover the|LORD thy God will send|the hornet among|them, until they that|are left, and hide|themselves from thee,
R	Tbe destroyed.|7:21 Thou shalt not be|affrighted at them:|for the LORD thy God|is among you, a mighty|God and terrible.|7:22 And the LORD thy|God will put out those|nations before thee|by little and little: thou|mayest not consume|them at once, lest the|beasts of the field|increase upon thee.
R	T7:23 But the LORD thy|God shall deliver them|unto thee, and shall|destroy them with a|mighty destruction,|until they be|destroyed.|7:24 And he shall|deliver their kings into|thine hand, and thou|shalt destroy their|name from under|heaven: there shall no|man be able to stand
R	Tbefore thee, until thou|have destroyed them.|7:25 The graven|images of their gods|shall ye burn with|fire: thou shalt not|desire the silver or|gold that is on them,|nor take it unto thee,|lest thou be snared|therein: for it is an|abomination to the|LORD thy God.|7:26 Neither shalt
R	Tthou bring an|abomination into thine|house, lest thou be a|cursed thing like it:|but thou shalt utterly|detest it, and thou|shalt utterly abhor it;|for it is a cursed|thing.||8:1 All the|commandments which I|command thee this day|shall ye observe to
R	Tdo, that ye may live,|and multiply, and go in|and possess the land|which the LORD sware|unto your fathers.|8:2 And thou shalt|remember all the way|which the LORD thy|God led thee these|forty years in the|wilderness, to humble|thee, and to prove|thee, to know what was|in thine heart, whether
R	Tthou wouldest keep his|commandments, or no.|8:3 And he humbled|thee, and suffered|thee to hunger, and|fed thee with manna,|which thou knewest|not, neither did thy|fathers know; that he|might make thee know|that man doth not live|by bread only, but by|every word that|proceedeth out of the
R	Tmouth of the LORD|doth man live.|8:4 Thy raiment waxed|not old upon thee,|neither did thy foot|swell, these forty|years.|8:5 Thou shalt also|consider in thine|heart, that, as a man|chasteneth his son, so|the LORD thy God|chasteneth thee.|8:6 Therefore thou
R	Tshalt keep the|commandments of the|LORD thy God, to walk|in his ways, and to|fear him.|8:7 For the LORD thy|God bringeth thee into|a good land, a land of|brooks of water, of|fountains and depths|that spring out of|valleys and hills;|8:8 A land of wheat,|and barley, and vines,
R	Tand fig trees, and|pomegranates; a land|of oil olive, and honey;|8:9 A land wherein|thou shalt eat bread|without scarceness,|thou shalt not lack|any thing in it; a land|whose stones are|iron, and out of whose|hills thou mayest dig|brass.|8:10 When thou hast|eaten and art full,
R	Tthen thou shalt bless|the LORD thy God for|the good land which|he hath given thee.|8:11 Beware that thou|forget not the LORD|thy God, in not keeping|his commandments, and|his judgments, and his|statutes, which I|command thee this day:|8:12 Lest when thou|hast eaten and art|full, and hast built
R	Tgoodly houses, and|dwelt therein;|8:13 And when thy|herds and thy flocks|multiply, and thy silver|and thy gold is|multiplied, and all that|thou hast is multiplied;|8:14 Then thine heart|be lifted up, and thou|forget the LORD thy|God, which brought|thee forth out of the|land of Egypt, from
R	Tthe house of bondage;|8:15 Who led thee|through that great|and terrible|wilderness, wherein|were fiery serpents,|and scorpions, and|drought, where there|was no water; who|brought thee forth|water out of the rock|of flint;|8:16 Who fed thee in|the wilderness with
R	Tmanna, which thy|fathers knew not, that|he might humble thee,|and that he might|prove thee, to do thee|good at thy latter|end;|8:17 And thou say in|thine heart, My power|and the might of mine|hand hath gotten me|this wealth.|8:18 But thou shalt|remember the LORD
R	Tthy God: for it is he|that giveth thee power|to get wealth, that he|may establish his|covenant which he|sware unto thy|fathers, as it is this|day.|8:19 And it shall be, if|thou do at all forget|the LORD thy God, and|walk after other gods,|and serve them, and|worship them, I testify
R	Tagainst you this day|that ye shall surely|perish.|8:20 As the nations|which the LORD|destroyeth before|your face, so shall ye|perish; because ye|would not be obedient|unto the voice of the|LORD your God.||9:1 Hear, O Israel:|Thou art to pass over
R	TJordan this day, to go|in to possess nations|greater and mightier|than thyself, cities|great and fenced up|to heaven,|9:2 A people great|and tall, the children|of the Anakims, whom|thou knowest, and of|whom thou hast heard|say, Who can stand|before the children|of Anak!
R	T9:3 Understand|therefore this day,|that the LORD thy God|is he which goeth over|before thee; as a|consuming fire he|shall destroy them,|and he shall bring|them down before thy|face: so shalt thou|drive them out, and|destroy them quickly,|as the LORD hath said|unto thee.
R	T9:4 Speak not thou in|thine heart, after that|the LORD thy God hath|cast them out from|before thee, saying,|For my righteousness|the LORD hath brought|me in to possess this|land: but for the|wickedness of these|nations the LORD doth|drive them out from|before thee.|9:5 Not for thy
R	Trighteousness, or for|the uprightness of|thine heart, dost thou|go to possess their|land: but for the|wickedness of these|nations the LORD thy|God doth drive them|out from before thee,|and that he may|perform the word|which the LORD sware|unto thy fathers,|Abraham, Isaac, and
R	TJacob.|9:6 Understand|therefore, that the|LORD thy God giveth|thee not this good|land to possess it for|thy righteousness;|for thou art a|stiffnecked people.|9:7 Remember, and|forget not, how thou|provokedst the LORD|thy God to wrath in|the wilderness: from
R	Tthe day that thou|didst depart out of|the land of Egypt,|until ye came unto this|place, ye have been|rebellious against the|LORD.|9:8 Also in Horeb ye|provoked the LORD to|wrath, so that the|LORD was angry with|you to have|destroyed you.|9:9 When I was gone
R	Tup into the mount to|receive the tables of|stone, even the tables|of the covenant which|the LORD made with|you, then I abode in|the mount forty days|and forty nights, I|neither did eat bread|nor drink water:|9:10 And the LORD|delivered unto me two|tables of stone|written with the finger
R	Tof God; and on them|was written according|to all the words, which|the LORD spake with|you in the mount out|of the midst of the|fire in the day of the|assembly.|9:11 And it came to|pass at the end of|forty days and forty|nights, that the LORD|gave me the two|tables of stone, even
R	Tthe tables of the|covenant.|9:12 And the LORD said|unto me, Arise, get|thee down quickly|from hence; for thy|people which thou|hast brought forth|out of Egypt have|corrupted themselves;|they are quickly|turned aside out of|the way which I|commanded them; they
R	Thave made them a|molten image.|9:13 Furthermore the|LORD spake unto me,|saying, I have seen|this people, and,|behold, it is a|stiffnecked people:|9:14 Let me alone, that|I may destroy them,|and blot out their|name from under|heaven: and I will make|of thee a nation
R	Tmightier and greater|than they.|9:15 So I turned and|came down from the|mount, and the mount|burned with fire: and|the two tables of the|covenant were in my|two hands.|9:16 And I looked, and,|behold, ye had sinned|against the LORD your|God, and had made you|a molten calf: ye had
R	Tturned aside quickly|out of the way which|the LORD had|commanded you.|9:17 And I took the|two tables, and cast|them out of my two|hands, and brake them|before your eyes.|9:18 And I fell down|before the LORD, as|at the first, forty|days and forty nights:|I did neither eat
R	Tbread, nor drink|water, because of all|your sins which ye|sinned, in doing|wickedly in the sight|of the LORD, to|provoke him to anger.|9:19 For I was afraid|of the anger and hot|displeasure, wherewith|the LORD was wroth|against you to|destroy you. But the|LORD hearkened unto
R	Tme at that time also.|9:20 And the LORD was|very angry with Aaron|to have destroyed him:|and I prayed for|Aaron also the same|time.|9:21 And I took your|sin, the calf which ye|had made, and burnt it|with fire, and stamped|it, and ground it very|small, even until it was|as small as dust: and I
R	Tcast the dust thereof|into the brook that|descended out of the|mount.|9:22 And at Taberah,|and at Massah, and at|Kibrothhattaavah, ye|provoked the LORD to|wrath.|9:23 Likewise when the|LORD sent you from|Kadeshbarnea, saying,|Go up and possess|the land which I have
R	Tgiven you; then ye|rebelled against the|commandment of the|LORD your God, and ye|believed him not, nor|hearkened to his|voice.|9:24 Ye have been|rebellious against the|LORD from the day|that I knew you.|9:25 Thus I fell down|before the LORD forty|days and forty nights,
R	Tas I fell down at the|first; because the|LORD had said he|would destroy you.|9:26 I prayed|therefore unto the|LORD, and said, O Lord|GOD, destroy not thy|people and thine|inheritance, which thou|hast redeemed|through thy|greatness, which thou|hast brought forth
R	Tout of Egypt with a|mighty hand.|9:27 Remember thy|servants, Abraham,|Isaac, and Jacob; look|not unto the|stubbornness of this|people, nor to their|wickedness, nor to|their sin:|9:28 Lest the land|whence thou|broughtest us out|say, Because the LORD
R	Twas not able to bring|them into the land|which he promised|them, and because he|hated them, he hath|brought them out to|slay them in the|wilderness.|9:29 Yet they are thy|people and thine|inheritance, which thou|broughtest out by thy|mighty power and by|thy stretched out arm.
R	T10:1 At that time the|LORD said unto me, Hew|thee two tables of|stone like unto the|first, and come up|unto me into the mount,|and make thee an ark|of wood.|10:2 And I will write on|the tables the words|that were in the first|tables which thou|brakest, and thou|shalt put them in the
R	Tark.|10:3 And I made an|ark of shittim wood,|and hewed two tables|of stone like unto the|first, and went up into|the mount, having the|two tables in mine|hand.|10:4 And he wrote on|the tables, according|to the first writing,|the ten commandments,|which the LORD spake
R	Tunto you in the mount|out of the midst of the|fire in the day of the|assembly: and the|LORD gave them unto|me.|10:5 And I turned|myself and came down|from the mount, and|put the tables in the|ark which I had made;|and there they be, as|the LORD commanded|me.
R	T10:6 And the children|of Israel took their|journey from Beeroth|of the children of|Jaakan to Mosera:|there Aaron died, and|there he was buried;|and Eleazar his son|ministered in the|priest's office in his|stead.|10:7 From thence they|journeyed unto|Gudgodah; and from
R	TGudgodah to Jotbath,|a land of rivers of|waters.|10:8 At that time the|LORD separated the|tribe of Levi, to bear|the ark of the|covenant of the LORD,|to stand before the|LORD to minister unto|him, and to bless in his|name, unto this day.|10:9 Wherefore Levi|hath no part nor
R	Tinheritance with his|brethren; the LORD is|his inheritance,|according as the LORD|thy God promised him.|10:10 And I stayed in|the mount, according|to the first time, forty|days and forty nights;|and the LORD|hearkened unto me at|that time also, and the|LORD would not|destroy thee.
R	T10:11 And the LORD|said unto me, Arise,|take thy journey|before the people,|that they may go in|and possess the land,|which I sware unto|their fathers to give|unto them.|10:12 And now, Israel,|what doth the LORD|thy God require of|thee, but to fear the|LORD thy God, to walk
R	Tin all his ways, and to|love him, and to serve|the LORD thy God with|all thy heart and with|all thy soul,|10:13 To keep the|commandments of the|LORD, and his statutes,|which I command thee|this day for thy|good?|10:14 Behold, the|heaven and the|heaven of heavens is
R	Tthe LORD's thy God,|the earth also, with all|that therein is.|10:15 Only the LORD|had a delight in thy|fathers to love them,|and he chose their|seed after them, even|you above all people,|as it is this day.|10:16 Circumcise|therefore the|foreskin of your|heart, and be no more
R	Tstiffnecked.|10:17 For the LORD|your God is God of|gods, and Lord of|lords, a great God, a|mighty, and a terrible,|which regardeth not|persons, nor taketh|reward:|10:18 He doth execute|the judgment of the|fatherless and widow,|and loveth the|stranger, in giving him
R	Tfood and raiment.|10:19 Love ye|therefore the|stranger: for ye were|strangers in the land|of Egypt.|10:20 Thou shalt fear|the LORD thy God; him|shalt thou serve, and|to him shalt thou|cleave, and swear by|his name.|10:21 He is thy praise,|and he is thy God, that
R	Thath done for thee|these great and|terrible things, which|thine eyes have seen.|10:22 Thy fathers|went down into Egypt|with threescore and|ten persons; and now|the LORD thy God hath|made thee as the|stars of heaven for|multitude.||11:1 Therefore thou
R	Tshalt love the LORD|thy God, and keep his|charge, and his|statutes, and his|judgments, and his|commandments, alway.|11:2 And know ye this|day: for I speak not|with your children|which have not known,|and which have not|seen the chastisement|of the LORD your God,|his greatness, his
R	Tmighty hand, and his|stretched out arm,|11:3 And his miracles,|and his acts, which he|did in the midst of|Egypt unto Pharaoh|the king of Egypt, and|unto all his land;|11:4 And what he did|unto the army of|Egypt, unto their|horses, and to their|chariots; how he made|the water of the Red
R	Tsea to overflow them|as they pursued|after you, and how|the LORD hath|destroyed them unto|this day;|11:5 And what he did|unto you in the|wilderness, until ye|came into this place;|11:6 And what he did|unto Dathan and|Abiram, the sons of|Eliab, the son of
R	TReuben: how the earth|opened her mouth, and|swallowed them up, and|their households, and|their tents, and all the|substance that was in|their possession, in|the midst of all Israel:|11:7 But your eyes|have seen all the|great acts of the|LORD which he did.|11:8 Therefore shall|ye keep all the
R	Tcommandments which I|command you this day,|that ye may be strong,|and go in and possess|the land, whither ye|go to possess it;|11:9 And that ye may|prolong your days in|the land, which the|LORD sware unto your|fathers to give unto|them and to their|seed, a land that|floweth with milk and
R	Thoney.|11:10 For the land,|whither thou goest in|to possess it, is not|as the land of Egypt,|from whence ye came|out, where thou|sowedst thy seed, and|wateredst it with thy|foot, as a garden of|herbs:|11:11 But the land,|whither ye go to|possess it, is a land
R	Tof hills and valleys,|and drinketh water of|the rain of heaven:|11:12 A land which the|LORD thy God careth|for: the eyes of the|LORD thy God are|always upon it, from|the beginning of the|year even unto the|end of the year.|11:13 And it shall come|to pass, if ye shall|hearken diligently
R	Tunto my commandments|which I command you|this day, to love the|LORD your God, and to|serve him with all your|heart and with all|your soul,|11:14 That I will give|you the rain of your|land in his due|season, the first rain|and the latter rain,|that thou mayest|gather in thy corn,
R	Tand thy wine, and thine|oil.|11:15 And I will send|grass in thy fields|for thy cattle, that|thou mayest eat and|be full.|11:16 Take heed to|yourselves, that your|heart be not deceived,|and ye turn aside, and|serve other gods, and|worship them;|11:17 And then the
R	TLORD's wrath be|kindled against you,|and he shut up the|heaven, that there be|no rain, and that the|land yield not her|fruit; and lest ye|perish quickly from|off the good land|which the LORD giveth|you.|11:18 Therefore shall|ye lay up these my|words in your heart
R	Tand in your soul, and|bind them for a sign|upon your hand, that|they may be as|frontlets between|your eyes.|11:19 And ye shall|teach them your|children, speaking of|them when thou sittest|in thine house, and|when thou walkest by|the way, when thou|liest down, and when
R	Tthou risest up.|11:20 And thou shalt|write them upon the|door posts of thine|house, and upon thy|gates:|11:21 That your days|may be multiplied, and|the days of your|children, in the land|which the LORD sware|unto your fathers to|give them, as the days|of heaven upon the
R	Tearth.|11:22 For if ye shall|diligently keep all|these commandments|which I command you,|to do them, to love the|LORD your God, to walk|in all his ways, and to|cleave unto him;|11:23 Then will the|LORD drive out all|these nations from|before you, and ye|shall possess greater
R	Tnations and mightier|than yourselves.|11:24 Every place|whereon the soles of|your feet shall tread|shall be yours: from|the wilderness and|Lebanon, from the|river, the river|Euphrates, even unto|the uttermost sea|shall your coast be.|11:25 There shall no|man be able to stand
R	Tbefore you: for the|LORD your God shall|lay the fear of you|and the dread of you|upon all the land that|ye shall tread upon,|as he hath said unto|you.|11:26 Behold, I set|before you this day a|blessing and a curse;|11:27 A blessing, if ye|obey the|commandments of the
R	TLORD your God, which I|command you this day:|11:28 And a curse, if|ye will not obey the|commandments of the|LORD your God, but|turn aside out of the|way which I command|you this day, to go|after other gods,|which ye have not|known.|11:29 And it shall come|to pass, when the
R	TLORD thy God hath|brought thee in unto|the land whither thou|goest to possess it,|that thou shalt put|the blessing upon|mount Gerizim, and the|curse upon mount|Ebal.|11:30 Are they not on|the other side Jordan,|by the way where the|sun goeth down, in the|land of the
R	TCanaanites, which dwell|in the champaign over|against Gilgal, beside|the plains of Moreh?|11:31 For ye shall|pass over Jordan to|go in to possess the|land which the LORD|your God giveth you,|and ye shall possess|it, and dwell therein.|11:32 And ye shall|observe to do all the|statutes and
R	Tjudgments which I set|before you this day.||12:1 These are the|statutes and|judgments, which ye|shall observe to do in|the land, which the|LORD God of thy|fathers giveth thee to|possess it, all the|days that ye live upon|the earth.|12:2 Ye shall utterly
R	Tdestroy all the|places, wherein the|nations which ye shall|possess served their|gods, upon the high|mountains, and upon|the hills, and under|every green tree:|12:3 And ye shall|overthrow their|altars, and break|their pillars, and burn|their groves with fire;|and ye shall hew down
R	Tthe graven images of|their gods, and|destroy the names of|them out of that place.|12:4 Ye shall not do|so unto the LORD your|God.|12:5 But unto the|place which the LORD|your God shall choose|out of all your tribes|to put his name there,|even unto his|habitation shall ye
R	Tseek, and thither thou|shalt come:|12:6 And thither ye|shall bring your burnt|offerings, and your|sacrifices, and your|tithes, and heave|offerings of your|hand, and your vows,|and your freewill|offerings, and the|firstlings of your|herds and of your|flocks:
R	T12:7 And there ye|shall eat before the|LORD your God, and ye|shall rejoice in all|that ye put your hand|unto, ye and your|households, wherein|the LORD thy God hath|blessed thee.|12:8 Ye shall not do|after all the things|that we do here this|day, every man|whatsoever is right in
R	This own eyes.|12:9 For ye are not|as yet come to the|rest and to the|inheritance, which the|LORD your God giveth|you.|12:10 But when ye go|over Jordan, and|dwell in the land which|the LORD your God|giveth you to inherit,|and when he giveth|you rest from all
R	Tyour enemies round|about, so that ye dwell|in safety;|12:11 Then there shall|be a place which the|LORD your God shall|choose to cause his|name to dwell there;|thither shall ye bring|all that I command you;|your burnt offerings,|and your sacrifices,|your tithes, and the|heave offering of
R	Tyour hand, and all|your choice vows|which ye vow unto the|LORD:|12:12 And ye shall|rejoice before the|LORD your God, ye,|and your sons, and|your daughters, and|your menservants,|and your|maidservants, and the|Levite that is within|your gates;
R	Tforasmuch as he hath|no part nor|inheritance with you.|12:13 Take heed to|thyself that thou|offer not thy burnt|offerings in every|place that thou seest:|12:14 But in the place|which the LORD shall|choose in one of thy|tribes, there thou|shalt offer thy burnt|offerings, and there
R	Tthou shalt do all that|I command thee.|12:15 Notwithstanding|thou mayest kill and|eat flesh in all thy|gates, whatsoever thy|soul lusteth after,|according to the|blessing of the LORD|thy God which he hath|given thee: the|unclean and the clean|may eat thereof, as of|the roebuck, and as
R	Tof the hart.|12:16 Only ye shall|not eat the blood; ye|shall pour it upon the|earth as water.|12:17 Thou mayest not|eat within thy gates|the tithe of thy corn,|or of thy wine, or of|thy oil, or the|firstlings of thy|herds or of thy flock,|nor any of thy vows|which thou vowest, nor
R	Tthy freewill offerings,|or heave offering of|thine hand:|12:18 But thou must|eat them before the|LORD thy God in the|place which the LORD|thy God shall choose,|thou, and thy son, and|thy daughter, and thy|manservant, and thy|maidservant, and the|Levite that is within|thy gates: and thou
R	Tshalt rejoice before|the LORD thy God in all|that thou puttest thine|hands unto.|12:19 Take heed to|thyself that thou|forsake not the Levite|as long as thou livest|upon the earth.|12:20 When the LORD|thy God shall enlarge|thy border, as he|hath promised thee,|and thou shalt say, I
R	Twill eat flesh, because|thy soul longeth to|eat flesh; thou mayest|eat flesh, whatsoever|thy soul lusteth after.|12:21 If the place|which the LORD thy|God hath chosen to|put his name there be|too far from thee,|then thou shalt kill of|thy herd and of thy|flock, which the LORD|hath given thee, as I
R	Thave commanded thee,|and thou shalt eat in|thy gates whatsoever|thy soul lusteth after.|12:22 Even as the|roebuck and the hart|is eaten, so thou shalt|eat them: the unclean|and the clean shall|eat of them alike.|12:23 Only be sure|that thou eat not the|blood: for the blood is|the life; and thou
R	Tmayest not eat the life|with the flesh.|12:24 Thou shalt not|eat it; thou shalt pour|it upon the earth as|water.|12:25 Thou shalt not|eat it; that it may go|well with thee, and with|thy children after|thee, when thou shalt|do that which is right|in the sight of the|LORD.
R	T12:26 Only thy holy|things which thou hast,|and thy vows, thou|shalt take, and go|unto the place which|the LORD shall choose:|12:27 And thou shalt|offer thy burnt|offerings, the flesh|and the blood, upon|the altar of the LORD|thy God: and the blood|of thy sacrifices shall|be poured out upon
R	Tthe altar of the LORD|thy God, and thou|shalt eat the flesh.|12:28 Observe and|hear all these words|which I command thee,|that it may go well with|thee, and with thy|children after thee|for ever, when thou|doest that which is|good and right in the|sight of the LORD thy|God.
R	T12:29 When the LORD|thy God shall cut off|the nations from|before thee, whither|thou goest to possess|them, and thou|succeedest them, and|dwellest in their land;|12:30 Take heed to|thyself that thou be|not snared by|following them, after|that they be|destroyed from
R	Tbefore thee; and that|thou enquire not|after their gods,|saying, How did these|nations serve their|gods? even so will I|do likewise.|12:31 Thou shalt not|do so unto the LORD|thy God: for every|abomination to the|LORD, which he hateth,|have they done unto|their gods; for even
R	Ttheir sons and their|daughters they have|burnt in the fire to|their gods.|12:32 What thing|soever I command you,|observe to do it: thou|shalt not add thereto,|nor diminish from it.||13:1 If there arise|among you a prophet,|or a dreamer of|dreams, and giveth
R	Tthee a sign or a|wonder,|13:2 And the sign or|the wonder come to|pass, whereof he|spake unto thee,|saying, Let us go|after other gods,|which thou hast not|known, and let us|serve them;|13:3 Thou shalt not|hearken unto the|words of that
R	Tprophet, or that|dreamer of dreams:|for the LORD your|God proveth you, to|know whether ye love|the LORD your God|with all your heart|and with all your soul.|13:4 Ye shall walk|after the LORD your|God, and fear him, and|keep his|commandments, and|obey his voice, and ye
R	Tshall serve him, and|cleave unto him.|13:5 And that prophet,|or that dreamer of|dreams, shall be put|to death; because he|hath spoken to turn|you away from the|LORD your God, which|brought you out of|the land of Egypt, and|redeemed you out of|the house of bondage,|to thrust thee out of
R	Tthe way which the|LORD thy God|commanded thee to|walk in. So shalt thou|put the evil away from|the midst of thee.|13:6 If thy brother,|the son of thy mother,|or thy son, or thy|daughter, or the wife|of thy bosom, or thy|friend, which is as|thine own soul, entice|thee secretly, saying,
R	TLet us go and serve|other gods, which thou|hast not known, thou,|nor thy fathers;|13:7 Namely, of the|gods of the people|which are round about|you, nigh unto thee, or|far off from thee,|from the one end of|the earth even unto|the other end of the|earth;|13:8 Thou shalt not
R	Tconsent unto him, nor|hearken unto him;|neither shall thine eye|pity him, neither shalt|thou spare, neither|shalt thou conceal him:|13:9 But thou shalt|surely kill him; thine|hand shall be first|upon him to put him to|death, and afterwards|the hand of all the|people.|13:10 And thou shalt
R	Tstone him with stones,|that he die; because|he hath sought to|thrust thee away from|the LORD thy God,|which brought thee|out of the land of|Egypt, from the house|of bondage.|13:11 And all Israel|shall hear, and fear,|and shall do no more|any such wickedness|as this is among you.
R	T13:12 If thou shalt|hear say in one of|thy cities, which the|LORD thy God hath|given thee to dwell|there, saying,|13:13 Certain men, the|children of Belial, are|gone out from among|you, and have|withdrawn the|inhabitants of their|city, saying, Let us go|and serve other gods,
R	Twhich ye have not|known;|13:14 Then shalt thou|enquire, and make|search, and ask|diligently; and, behold,|if it be truth, and the|thing certain, that|such abomination is|wrought among you;|13:15 Thou shalt|surely smite the|inhabitants of that|city with the edge of
R	Tthe sword, destroying|it utterly, and all that|is therein, and the|cattle thereof, with|the edge of the|sword.|13:16 And thou shalt|gather all the spoil of|it into the midst of the|street thereof, and|shalt burn with fire|the city, and all the|spoil thereof every|whit, for the LORD thy
R	TGod: and it shall be an|heap for ever; it shall|not be built again.|13:17 And there shall|cleave nought of the|cursed thing to thine|hand: that the LORD|may turn from the|fierceness of his|anger, and shew thee|mercy, and have|compassion upon thee,|and multiply thee, as|he hath sworn unto
R	Tthy fathers;|13:18 When thou shalt|hearken to the voice|of the LORD thy God,|to keep all his|commandments which I|command thee this day,|to do that which is|right in the eyes of|the LORD thy God.||14:1 Ye are the|children of the LORD|your God: ye shall not
R	Tcut yourselves, nor|make any baldness|between your eyes|for the dead.|14:2 For thou art an|holy people unto the|LORD thy God, and the|LORD hath chosen|thee to be a peculiar|people unto himself,|above all the nations|that are upon the|earth.|14:3 Thou shalt not
R	Teat any abominable|thing.|14:4 These are the|beasts which ye shall|eat: the ox, the sheep,|and the goat,|14:5 The hart, and the|roebuck, and the|fallow deer, and the|wild goat, and the|pygarg, and the wild|ox, and the chamois.|14:6 And every beast|that parteth the hoof,
R	Tand cleaveth the cleft|into two claws, and|cheweth the cud|among the beasts, that|ye shall eat.|14:7 Nevertheless|these ye shall not eat|of them that chew the|cud, or of them that|divide the cloven hoof;|as the camel, and the|hare, and the coney:|for they chew the|cud, but divide not the
R	Thoof; therefore they|are unclean unto you.|14:8 And the swine,|because it divideth the|hoof, yet cheweth not|the cud, it is unclean|unto you: ye shall not|eat of their flesh, nor|touch their dead|carcase.|14:9 These ye shall|eat of all that are in|the waters: all that|have fins and scales
R	Tshall ye eat:|14:10 And whatsoever|hath not fins and|scales ye may not eat;|it is unclean unto you.|14:11 Of all clean|birds ye shall eat.|14:12 But these are|they of which ye shall|not eat: the eagle, and|the ossifrage, and the|ospray,|14:13 And the glede,|and the kite, and the
R	Tvulture after his kind,|14:14 And every|raven after his kind,|14:15 And the owl, and|the night hawk, and|the cuckow, and the|hawk after his kind,|14:16 The little owl,|and the great owl, and|the swan,|14:17 And the pelican,|and the gier eagle,|and the cormorant,|14:18 And the stork,
R	Tand the heron after|her kind, and the|lapwing, and the bat.|14:19 And every|creeping thing that|flieth is unclean unto|you: they shall not be|eaten.|14:20 But of all clean|fowls ye may eat.|14:21 Ye shall not eat|of anything that dieth|of itself: thou shalt|give it unto the
R	Tstranger that is in thy|gates, that he may eat|it; or thou mayest sell|it unto an alien: for|thou art an holy|people unto the LORD|thy God. Thou shalt|not seethe a kid in his|mother's milk.|14:22 Thou shalt truly|tithe all the increase|of thy seed, that the|field bringeth forth|year by year.
R	T14:23 And thou shalt|eat before the LORD|thy God, in the place|which he shall choose|to place his name|there, the tithe of thy|corn, of thy wine, and|of thine oil, and the|firstlings of thy|herds and of thy|flocks; that thou|mayest learn to fear|the LORD thy God|always.
R	T14:24 And if the way|be too long for thee,|so that thou art not|able to carry it; or if|the place be too far|from thee, which the|LORD thy God shall|choose to set his|name there, when the|LORD thy God hath|blessed thee:|14:25 Then shalt thou|turn it into money, and|bind up the money in
R	Tthine hand, and shalt|go unto the place|which the LORD thy|God shall choose:|14:26 And thou shalt|bestow that money for|whatsoever thy soul|lusteth after, for|oxen, or for sheep,|or for wine, or for|strong drink, or for|whatsoever thy soul|desireth: and thou|shalt eat there
R	Tbefore the LORD thy|God, and thou shalt|rejoice, thou, and|thine household,|14:27 And the Levite|that is within thy|gates; thou shalt not|forsake him; for he|hath no part nor|inheritance with thee.|14:28 At the end of|three years thou|shalt bring forth all|the tithe of thine
R	Tincrease the same|year, and shalt lay it|up within thy gates:|14:29 And the Levite,|(because he hath no|part nor inheritance|with thee,) and the|stranger, and the|fatherless, and the|widow, which are within|thy gates, shall come,|and shall eat and be|satisfied; that the|LORD thy God may
R	Tbless thee in all the|work of thine hand|which thou doest.||15:1 At the end of|every seven years|thou shalt make a|release.|15:2 And this is the|manner of the|release: Every|creditor that lendeth|ought unto his|neighbour shall
R	Trelease it; he shall|not exact it of his|neighbour, or of his|brother; because it is|called the LORD's|release.|15:3 Of a foreigner|thou mayest exact it|again: but that which is|thine with thy brother|thine hand shall|release;|15:4 Save when there|shall be no poor
R	Tamong you; for the|LORD shall greatly|bless thee in the land|which the LORD thy|God giveth thee for|an inheritance to|possess it:|15:5 Only if thou|carefully hearken|unto the voice of the|LORD thy God, to|observe to do all|these commandments|which I command thee
R	Tthis day.|15:6 For the LORD thy|God blesseth thee, as|he promised thee: and|thou shalt lend unto|many nations, but thou|shalt not borrow; and|thou shalt reign over|many nations, but they|shall not reign over|thee.|15:7 If there be|among you a poor man|of one of thy
R	Tbrethren within any of|thy gates in thy land|which the LORD thy|God giveth thee, thou|shalt not harden thine|heart, nor shut thine|hand from thy poor|brother:|15:8 But thou shalt|open thine hand wide|unto him, and shalt|surely lend him|sufficient for his|need, in that which he
R	Twanteth.|15:9 Beware that|there be not a|thought in thy wicked|heart, saying, The|seventh year, the|year of release, is at|hand; and thine eye be|evil against thy poor|brother, and thou|givest him nought; and|he cry unto the LORD|against thee, and it be|sin unto thee.
R	T15:10 Thou shalt|surely give him, and|thine heart shall not|be grieved when thou|givest unto him:|because that for this|thing the LORD thy God|shall bless thee in all|thy works, and in all|that thou puttest thine|hand unto.|15:11 For the poor|shall never cease out|of the land: therefore
R	TI command thee,|saying, Thou shalt|open thine hand wide|unto thy brother, to|thy poor, and to thy|needy, in thy land.|15:12 And if thy|brother, an Hebrew|man, or an Hebrew|woman, be sold unto|thee, and serve thee|six years; then in the|seventh year thou|shalt let him go free
R	Tfrom thee.|15:13 And when thou|sendest him out free|from thee, thou shalt|not let him go away|empty:|15:14 Thou shalt|furnish him liberally|out of thy flock, and|out of thy floor, and|out of thy winepress:|of that wherewith the|LORD thy God hath|blessed thee thou
R	Tshalt give unto him.|15:15 And thou shalt|remember that thou|wast a bondman in the|land of Egypt, and the|LORD thy God|redeemed thee:|therefore I command|thee this thing to day.|15:16 And it shall be,|if he say unto thee, I|will not go away from|thee; because he|loveth thee and thine
R	Thouse, because he is|well with thee;|15:17 Then thou shalt|take an aul, and|thrust it through his|ear unto the door,|and he shall be thy|servant for ever. And|also unto thy|maidservant thou|shalt do likewise.|15:18 It shall not seem|hard unto thee, when|thou sendest him away
R	Tfree from thee; for|he hath been worth a|double hired servant|to thee, in serving|thee six years: and|the LORD thy God shall|bless thee in all that|thou doest.|15:19 All the firstling|males that come of thy|herd and of thy flock|thou shalt sanctify|unto the LORD thy God:|thou shalt do no work
R	Twith the firstling of|thy bullock, nor shear|the firstling of thy|sheep.|15:20 Thou shalt eat it|before the LORD thy|God year by year in|the place which the|LORD shall choose,|thou and thy|household.|15:21 And if there be|any blemish therein,|as if it be lame, or
R	Tblind, or have any ill|blemish, thou shalt not|sacrifice it unto the|LORD thy God.|15:22 Thou shalt eat it|within thy gates: the|unclean and the clean|person shall eat it|alike, as the roebuck,|and as the hart.|15:23 Only thou shalt|not eat the blood|thereof; thou shalt|pour it upon the
R	Tground as water.||16:1 Observe the|month of Abib, and|keep the passover|unto the LORD thy God:|for in the month of|Abib the LORD thy God|brought thee forth|out of Egypt by night.|16:2 Thou shalt|therefore sacrifice|the passover unto the|LORD thy God, of the
R	Tflock and the herd, in|the place which the|LORD shall choose to|place his name there.|16:3 Thou shalt eat no|leavened bread with it;|seven days shalt thou|eat unleavened bread|therewith, even the|bread of affliction;|for thou camest forth|out of the land of|Egypt in haste: that|thou mayest remember
R	Tthe day when thou|camest forth out of|the land of Egypt all|the days of thy life.|16:4 And there shall|be no leavened bread|seen with thee in all|thy coast seven days;|neither shall there|any thing of the flesh,|which thou|sacrificedst the first|day at even, remain all|night until the morning.
R	T16:5 Thou mayest not|sacrifice the|passover within any|of thy gates, which|the LORD thy God|giveth thee:|16:6 But at the place|which the LORD thy|God shall choose to|place his name in,|there thou shalt|sacrifice the|passover at even, at|the going down of the
R	Tsun, at the season|that thou camest|forth out of Egypt.|16:7 And thou shalt|roast and eat it in the|place which the LORD|thy God shall choose:|and thou shalt turn in|the morning, and go|unto thy tents.|16:8 Six days thou|shalt eat unleavened|bread: and on the|seventh day shall be
R	Ta solemn assembly to|the LORD thy God: thou|shalt do no work|therein.|16:9 Seven weeks|shalt thou number|unto thee: begin to|number the seven|weeks from such time|as thou beginnest to|put the sickle to the|corn.|16:10 And thou shalt|keep the feast of
R	Tweeks unto the LORD|thy God with a tribute|of a freewill offering|of thine hand, which|thou shalt give unto|the LORD thy God,|according as the LORD|thy God hath blessed|thee:|16:11 And thou shalt|rejoice before the|LORD thy God, thou,|and thy son, and thy|daughter, and thy
R	Tmanservant, and thy|maidservant, and the|Levite that is within|thy gates, and the|stranger, and the|fatherless, and the|widow, that are among|you, in the place which|the LORD thy God hath|chosen to place his|name there.|16:12 And thou shalt|remember that thou|wast a bondman in
R	TEgypt: and thou shalt|observe and do these|statutes.|16:13 Thou shalt|observe the feast of|tabernacles seven|days, after that thou|hast gathered in thy|corn and thy wine:|16:14 And thou shalt|rejoice in thy feast,|thou, and thy son, and|thy daughter, and thy|manservant, and thy
R	Tmaidservant, and the|Levite, the stranger,|and the fatherless,|and the widow, that|are within thy gates.|16:15 Seven days|shalt thou keep a|solemn feast unto the|LORD thy God in the|place which the LORD|shall choose: because|the LORD thy God shall|bless thee in all thine|increase, and in all
R	Tthe works of thine|hands, therefore thou|shalt surely rejoice.|16:16 Three times in a|year shall all thy|males appear before|the LORD thy God in|the place which he|shall choose; in the|feast of unleavened|bread, and in the|feast of weeks, and in|the feast of|tabernacles: and they
R	Tshall not appear|before the LORD|empty:|16:17 Every man shall|give as he is able,|according to the|blessing of the LORD|thy God which he hath|given thee.|16:18 Judges and|officers shalt thou|make thee in all thy|gates, which the LORD|thy God giveth thee,
R	Tthroughout thy tribes:|and they shall judge|the people with just|judgment.|16:19 Thou shalt not|wrest judgment; thou|shalt not respect|persons, neither take|a gift: for a gift doth|blind the eyes of the|wise, and pervert the|words of the|righteous.|16:20 That which is
R	Taltogether just shalt|thou follow, that thou|mayest live, and|inherit the land which|the LORD thy God|giveth thee.|16:21 Thou shalt not|plant thee a grove of|any trees near unto|the altar of the LORD|thy God, which thou|shalt make thee.|16:22 Neither shalt|thou set thee up any
R	Timage; which the LORD|thy God hateth.||17:1 Thou shalt not|sacrifice unto the|LORD thy God any|bullock, or sheep,|wherein is blemish, or|any evilfavouredness:|for that is an|abomination unto the|LORD thy God.|17:2 If there be found|among you, within any
R	Tof thy gates which the|LORD thy God giveth|thee, man or woman,|that hath wrought|wickedness in the|sight of the LORD thy|God, in transgressing|his covenant,|17:3 And hath gone|and served other|gods, and worshipped|them, either the sun,|or moon, or any of|the host of heaven,
R	Twhich I have not|commanded;|17:4 And it be told|thee, and thou hast|heard of it, and|enquired diligently,|and, behold, it be true,|and the thing certain,|that such abomination|is wrought in Israel:|17:5 Then shalt thou|bring forth that man|or that woman, which|have committed that
R	Twicked thing, unto thy|gates, even that man|or that woman, and|shalt stone them with|stones, till they die.|17:6 At the mouth of|two witnesses, or|three witnesses, shall|he that is worthy of|death be put to death;|but at the mouth of|one witness he shall|not be put to death.|17:7 The hands of the
R	Twitnesses shall be|first upon him to put|him to death, and|afterward the hands|of all the people. So|thou shalt put the evil|away from among you.|17:8 If there arise a|matter too hard for|thee in judgment,|between blood and|blood, between plea|and plea, and between|stroke and stroke,
R	Tbeing matters of|controversy within thy|gates: then shalt thou|arise, and get thee up|into the place which|the LORD thy God shall|choose;|17:9 And thou shalt|come unto the priests|the Levites, and unto|the judge that shall|be in those days, and|enquire; and they|shall shew thee the
R	Tsentence of judgment:|17:10 And thou shalt|do according to the|sentence, which they|of that place which|the LORD shall choose|shall shew thee; and|thou shalt observe to|do according to all|that they inform thee:|17:11 According to the|sentence of the law|which they shall teach|thee, and according to
R	Tthe judgment which|they shall tell thee,|thou shalt do: thou|shalt not decline from|the sentence which|they shall shew thee,|to the right hand, nor|to the left.|17:12 And the man that|will do|presumptuously, and|will not hearken unto|the priest that|standeth to minister
R	Tthere before the|LORD thy God, or unto|the judge, even that|man shall die: and thou|shalt put away the evil|from Israel.|17:13 And all the|people shall hear, and|fear, and do no more|presumptuously.|17:14 When thou art|come unto the land|which the LORD thy|God giveth thee, and
R	Tshalt possess it, and|shalt dwell therein,|and shalt say, I will|set a king over me,|like as all the nations|that are about me;|17:15 Thou shalt in|any wise set him king|over thee, whom the|LORD thy God shall|choose: one from|among thy brethren|shalt thou set king|over thee: thou
R	Tmayest not set a|stranger over thee,|which is not thy|brother.|17:16 But he shall not|multiply horses to|himself, nor cause the|people to return to|Egypt, to the end that|he should multiply|horses: forasmuch as|the LORD hath said|unto you, Ye shall|henceforth return no
R	Tmore that way.|17:17 Neither shall he|multiply wives to|himself, that his heart|turn not away: neither|shall he greatly|multiply to himself|silver and gold.|17:18 And it shall be,|when he sitteth upon|the throne of his|kingdom, that he shall|write him a copy of|this law in a book out
R	Tof that which is|before the priests|the Levites:|17:19 And it shall be|with him, and he shall|read therein all the|days of his life: that|he may learn to fear|the LORD his God, to|keep all the words of|this law and these|statutes, to do them:|17:20 That his heart|be not lifted up above
R	This brethren, and that|he turn not aside|from the commandment,|to the right hand, or|to the left: to the end|that he may prolong|his days in his|kingdom, he, and his|children, in the midst|of Israel.||18:1 The priests the|Levites, and all the|tribe of Levi, shall
R	Thave no part nor|inheritance with|Israel: they shall eat|the offerings of the|LORD made by fire,|and his inheritance.|18:2 Therefore shall|they have no|inheritance among|their brethren: the|LORD is their|inheritance, as he|hath said unto them.|18:3 And this shall be
R	Tthe priest's due from|the people, from them|that offer a sacrifice,|whether it be ox or|sheep; and they shall|give unto the priest|the shoulder, and the|two cheeks, and the|maw.|18:4 The firstfruit|also of thy corn, of|thy wine, and of thine|oil, and the first of|the fleece of thy
R	Tsheep, shalt thou give|him.|18:5 For the LORD thy|God hath chosen him|out of all thy tribes,|to stand to minister in|the name of the LORD,|him and his sons for|ever.|18:6 And if a Levite|come from any of thy|gates out of all|Israel, where he|sojourned, and come
R	Twith all the desire of|his mind unto the|place which the LORD|shall choose;|18:7 Then he shall|minister in the name of|the LORD his God, as|all his brethren the|Levites do, which|stand there before|the LORD.|18:8 They shall have|like portions to eat,|beside that which
R	Tcometh of the sale of|his patrimony.|18:9 When thou art|come into the land|which the LORD thy|God giveth thee, thou|shalt not learn to do|after the abominations|of those nations.|18:10 There shall not|be found among you|any one that maketh|his son or his|daughter to pass
R	Tthrough the fire, or|that useth divination,|or an observer of|times, or an|enchanter, or a witch.|18:11 Or a charmer,|or a consulter with|familiar spirits, or a|wizard, or a|necromancer.|18:12 For all that do|these things are an|abomination unto the|LORD: and because of
R	Tthese abominations the|LORD thy God doth|drive them out from|before thee.|18:13 Thou shalt be|perfect with the LORD|thy God.|18:14 For these|nations, which thou|shalt possess,|hearkened unto|observers of times,|and unto diviners: but|as for thee, the LORD
R	Tthy God hath not|suffered thee so to|do.|18:15 The LORD thy|God will raise up unto|thee a Prophet from|the midst of thee, of|thy brethren, like unto|me; unto him ye shall|hearken;|18:16 According to all|that thou desiredst of|the LORD thy God in|Horeb in the day of
R	Tthe assembly, saying,|Let me not hear again|the voice of the LORD|my God, neither let me|see this great fire|any more, that I die|not.|18:17 And the LORD|said unto me, They|have well spoken that|which they have|spoken.|18:18 I will raise them|up a Prophet from
R	Tamong their brethren,|like unto thee, and will|put my words in his|mouth; and he shall|speak unto them all|that I shall command|him.|18:19 And it shall come|to pass, that|whosoever will not|hearken unto my|words which he shall|speak in my name, I will|require it of him.
R	T18:20 But the prophet,|which shall presume to|speak a word in my|name, which I have not|commanded him to|speak, or that shall|speak in the name of|other gods, even that|prophet shall die.|18:21 And if thou say|in thine heart, How|shall we know the|word which the LORD|hath not spoken?
R	T18:22 When a prophet|speaketh in the name|of the LORD, if the|thing follow not, nor|come to pass, that is|the thing which the|LORD hath not spoken,|but the prophet hath|spoken it|presumptuously: thou|shalt not be afraid of|him.||19:1 When the LORD
R	Tthy God hath cut off|the nations, whose|land the LORD thy God|giveth thee, and thou|succeedest them, and|dwellest in their cities,|and in their houses;|19:2 Thou shalt|separate three cities|for thee in the midst|of thy land, which the|LORD thy God giveth|thee to possess it.|19:3 Thou shalt
R	Tprepare thee a way,|and divide the coasts|of thy land, which the|LORD thy God giveth|thee to inherit, into|three parts, that|every slayer may flee|thither.|19:4 And this is the|case of the slayer,|which shall flee|thither, that he may|live: Whoso killeth his|neighbour ignorantly,
R	Twhom he hated not in|time past;|19:5 As when a man|goeth into the wood|with his neighbour to|hew wood, and his|hand fetcheth a|stroke with the axe to|cut down the tree, and|the head slippeth from|the helve, and lighteth|upon his neighbour,|that he die; he shall|flee unto one of
R	Tthose cities, and live:|19:6 Lest the avenger|of the blood pursue|the slayer, while his|heart is hot, and|overtake him, because|the way is long, and|slay him; whereas he|was not worthy of|death, inasmuch as he|hated him not in time|past.|19:7 Wherefore I|command thee, saying,
R	TThou shalt separate|three cities for thee.|19:8 And if the LORD|thy God enlarge thy|coast, as he hath|sworn unto thy|fathers, and give thee|all the land which he|promised to give unto|thy fathers;|19:9 If thou shalt|keep all these|commandments to do|them, which I command
R	Tthee this day, to love|the LORD thy God, and|to walk ever in his|ways; then shalt thou|add three cities more|for thee, beside these|three:|19:10 That innocent|blood be not shed in|thy land, which the|LORD thy God giveth|thee for an|inheritance, and so|blood be upon thee.
R	T19:11 But if any man|hate his neighbour,|and lie in wait for him,|and rise up against|him, and smite him|mortally that he die,|and fleeth into one of|these cities:|19:12 Then the elders|of his city shall send|and fetch him thence,|and deliver him into|the hand of the|avenger of blood, that
R	The may die.|19:13 Thine eye shall|not pity him, but thou|shalt put away the|guilt of innocent blood|from Israel, that it|may go well with thee.|19:14 Thou shalt not|remove thy|neighbour's landmark,|which they of old time|have set in thine|inheritance, which thou|shalt inherit in the
R	Tland that the LORD thy|God giveth thee to|possess it.|19:15 One witness|shall not rise up|against a man for any|iniquity, or for any|sin, in any sin that he|sinneth: at the mouth|of two witnesses, or|at the mouth of three|witnesses, shall the|matter be established.|19:16 If a false
R	Twitness rise up|against any man to|testify against him|that which is wrong;|19:17 Then both the|men, between whom the|controversy is, shall|stand before the|LORD, before the|priests and the|judges, which shall be|in those days;|19:18 And the judges|shall make diligent
R	Tinquisition: and, behold,|if the witness be a|false witness, and|hath testified falsely|against his brother;|19:19 Then shall ye do|unto him, as he had|thought to have done|unto his brother: so|shalt thou put the evil|away from among you.|19:20 And those which|remain shall hear, and|fear, and shall
R	Thenceforth commit no|more any such evil|among you.|19:21 And thine eye|shall not pity; but life|shall go for life, eye|for eye, tooth for|tooth, hand for hand,|foot for foot.||20:1 When thou goest|out to battle against|thine enemies, and|seest horses, and
R	Tchariots, and a people|more than thou, be not|afraid of them: for|the LORD thy God is|with thee, which|brought thee up out|of the land of Egypt.|20:2 And it shall be,|when ye are come nigh|unto the battle, that|the priest shall|approach and speak|unto the people,|20:3 And shall say
R	Tunto them, Hear, O|Israel, ye approach|this day unto battle|against your enemies:|let not your hearts|faint, fear not, and do|not tremble, neither|be ye terrified|because of them;|20:4 For the LORD|your God is he that|goeth with you, to|fight for you against|your enemies, to save
R	Tyou.|20:5 And the officers|shall speak unto the|people, saying, What|man is there that hath|built a new house, and|hath not dedicated it?|let him go and return|to his house, lest he|die in the battle, and|another man dedicate|it.|20:6 And what man is|he that hath planted a
R	Tvineyard, and hath not|yet eaten of it? let him|also go and return|unto his house, lest|he die in the battle,|and another man eat|of it.|20:7 And what man is|there that hath|betrothed a wife, and|hath not taken her?|let him go and return|unto his house, lest|he die in the battle,
R	Tand another man take|her.|20:8 And the officers|shall speak further|unto the people, and|they shall say, What|man is there that is|fearful and|fainthearted? let him|go and return unto|his house, lest his|brethren's heart faint|as well as his heart.|20:9 And it shall be,
R	Twhen the officers|have made an end of|speaking unto the|people that they shall|make captains of the|armies to lead the|people.|20:10 When thou|comest nigh unto a|city to fight against it,|then proclaim peace|unto it.|20:11 And it shall be,|if it make thee answer
R	Tof peace, and open|unto thee, then it shall|be, that all the people|that is found therein|shall be tributaries|unto thee, and they|shall serve thee.|20:12 And if it will make|no peace with thee,|but will make war|against thee, then|thou shalt besiege it:|20:13 And when the|LORD thy God hath
R	Tdelivered it into thine|hands, thou shalt|smite every male|thereof with the edge|of the sword:|20:14 But the women,|and the little ones,|and the cattle, and all|that is in the city,|even all the spoil|thereof, shalt thou|take unto thyself; and|thou shalt eat the|spoil of thine enemies,
R	Twhich the LORD thy|God hath given thee.|20:15 Thus shalt thou|do unto all the cities|which are very far|off from thee, which|are not of the cities|of these nations.|20:16 But of the cities|of these people, which|the LORD thy God doth|give thee for an|inheritance, thou shalt|save alive nothing
R	Tthat breatheth:|20:17 But thou shalt|utterly destroy them;|namely, the Hittites,|and the Amorites, the|Canaanites, and the|Perizzites, the Hivites,|and the Jebusites; as|the LORD thy God hath|commanded thee:|20:18 That they teach|you not to do after|all their abominations,|which they have done
R	Tunto their gods; so|should ye sin against|the LORD your God.|20:19 When thou shalt|besiege a city a long|time, in making war|against it to take it,|thou shalt not|destroy the trees|thereof by forcing an|axe against them: for|thou mayest eat of|them, and thou shalt|not cut them down
R	T(for the tree of the|field is man's life) to|employ them in the|siege:|20:20 Only the trees|which thou knowest|that they be not trees|for meat, thou shalt|destroy and cut them|down; and thou shalt|build bulwarks against|the city that maketh|war with thee, until it|be subdued.
R	T21:1 If one be found|slain in the land which|the LORD thy God|giveth thee to|possess it, lying in the|field, and it be not|known who hath slain|him:|21:2 Then thy elders|and thy judges shall|come forth, and they|shall measure unto|the cities which are|round about him that
R	Tis slain:|21:3 And it shall be,|that the city which is|next unto the slain|man, even the elders|of that city shall take|an heifer, which hath|not been wrought with,|and which hath not|drawn in the yoke;|21:4 And the elders of|that city shall bring|down the heifer unto|a rough valley, which
R	Tis neither eared nor|sown, and shall strike|off the heifer's neck|there in the valley:|21:5 And the priests|the sons of Levi shall|come near; for them|the LORD thy God hath|chosen to minister|unto him, and to bless|in the name of the|LORD; and by their|word shall every|controversy and
R	Tevery stroke be tried:|21:6 And all the|elders of that city,|that are next unto the|slain man, shall wash|their hands over the|heifer that is|beheaded in the|valley:|21:7 And they shall|answer and say, Our|hands have not shed|this blood, neither|have our eyes seen it.
R	T21:8 Be merciful, O|LORD, unto thy people|Israel, whom thou hast|redeemed, and lay not|innocent blood unto|thy people of Israel's|charge. And the blood|shall be forgiven|them.|21:9 So shalt thou put|away the guilt of|innocent blood from|among you, when thou|shalt do that which is
R	Tright in the sight of|the LORD.|21:10 When thou goest|forth to war against|thine enemies, and the|LORD thy God hath|delivered them into|thine hands, and thou|hast taken them|captive,|21:11 And seest among|the captives a|beautiful woman, and|hast a desire unto
R	Ther, that thou|wouldest have her to|thy wife;|21:12 Then thou shalt|bring her home to|thine house, and she|shall shave her head,|and pare her nails;|21:13 And she shall|put the raiment of her|captivity from off her,|and shall remain in|thine house, and|bewail her father and
R	Ther mother a full|month: and after that|thou shalt go in unto|her, and be her|husband, and she|shall be thy wife.|21:14 And it shall be,|if thou have no delight|in her, then thou shalt|let her go whither she|will; but thou shalt not|sell her at all for|money, thou shalt not|make merchandise of
R	Ther, because thou|hast humbled her.|21:15 If a man have|two wives, one|beloved, and another|hated, and they have|born him children,|both the beloved and|the hated; and if the|firstborn son be hers|that was hated:|21:16 Then it shall be,|when he maketh his|sons to inherit that
R	Twhich he hath, that he|may not make the son|of the beloved|firstborn before the|son of the hated,|which is indeed the|firstborn:|21:17 But he shall|acknowledge the son|of the hated for the|firstborn, by giving|him a double portion|of all that he hath:|for he is the
R	Tbeginning of his|strength; the right of|the firstborn is his.|21:18 If a man have a|stubborn and|rebellious son, which|will not obey the voice|of his father, or the|voice of his mother,|and that, when they|have chastened him,|will not hearken unto|them:|21:19 Then shall his
R	Tfather and his mother|lay hold on him, and|bring him out unto the|elders of his city, and|unto the gate of his|place;|21:20 And they shall|say unto the elders|of his city, This our|son is stubborn and|rebellious, he will not|obey our voice; he is|a glutton, and a|drunkard.
R	T21:21 And all the men|of his city shall stone|him with stones, that|he die: so shalt thou|put evil away from|among you; and all|Israel shall hear, and|fear.|21:22 And if a man|have committed a sin|worthy of death, and|he be to be put to|death, and thou hang|him on a tree:
R	T21:23 His body shall|not remain all night|upon the tree, but|thou shalt in any wise|bury him that day;|(for he that is hanged|is accursed of God;)|that thy land be not|defiled, which the LORD|thy God giveth thee|for an inheritance.||22:1 Thou shalt not|see thy brother's ox
R	Tor his sheep go|astray, and hide|thyself from them:|thou shalt in any case|bring them again unto|thy brother.|22:2 And if thy|brother be not nigh|unto thee, or if thou|know him not, then|thou shalt bring it|unto thine own house,|and it shall be with|thee until thy brother
R	Tseek after it, and thou|shalt restore it to him|again.|22:3 In like manner|shalt thou do with his|ass; and so shalt thou|do with his raiment;|and with all lost thing|of thy brother's,|which he hath lost,|and thou hast found,|shalt thou do likewise:|thou mayest not hide|thyself.
R	T22:4 Thou shalt not|see thy brother's ass|or his ox fall down by|the way, and hide|thyself from them:|thou shalt surely help|him to lift them up|again.|22:5 The woman shall|not wear that which|pertaineth unto a man,|neither shall a man|put on a woman's|garment: for all that
R	Tdo so are abomination|unto the LORD thy God.|22:6 If a bird's nest|chance to be before|thee in the way in any|tree, or on the|ground, whether they|be young ones, or|eggs, and the dam|sitting upon the young,|or upon the eggs,|thou shalt not take|the dam with the|young:
R	T22:7 But thou shalt in|any wise let the dam|go, and take the|young to thee; that it|may be well with thee,|and that thou mayest|prolong thy days.|22:8 When thou|buildest a new house,|then thou shalt make a|battlement for thy|roof, that thou bring|not blood upon thine|house, if any man fall
R	Tfrom thence.|22:9 Thou shalt not|sow thy vineyard with|divers seeds: lest the|fruit of thy seed|which thou hast sown,|and the fruit of thy|vineyard, be defiled.|22:10 Thou shalt not|plow with an ox and an|ass together.|22:11 Thou shalt not|wear a garment of|divers sorts, as of
R	Twoollen and linen|together.|22:12 Thou shalt make|thee fringes upon the|four quarters of thy|vesture, wherewith|thou coverest thyself.|22:13 If any man take|a wife, and go in unto|her, and hate her,|22:14 And give|occasions of speech|against her, and bring|up an evil name upon
R	Ther, and say, I took|this woman, and when I|came to her, I found|her not a maid:|22:15 Then shall the|father of the damsel,|and her mother, take|and bring forth the|tokens of the damsel's|virginity unto the|elders of the city in|the gate:|22:16 And the damsel's|father shall say unto
R	Tthe elders, I gave my|daughter unto this|man to wife, and he|hateth her;|22:17 And, lo, he hath|given occasions of|speech against her,|saying, I found not|thy daughter a maid;|and yet these are the|tokens of my|daughter's virginity.|And they shall spread|the cloth before the
R	Telders of the city.|22:18 And the elders|of that city shall take|that man and chastise|him;|22:19 And they shall|amerce him in an|hundred shekels of|silver, and give them|unto the father of the|damsel, because he|hath brought up an|evil name upon a|virgin of Israel: and
R	Tshe shall be his wife;|he may not put her|away all his days.|22:20 But if this thing|be true, and the|tokens of virginity be|not found for the|damsel:|22:21 Then they shall|bring out the damsel|to the door of her|father's house, and|the men of her city|shall stone her with
R	Tstones that she die:|because she hath|wrought folly in|Israel, to play the|whore in her father's|house: so shalt thou|put evil away from|among you.|22:22 If a man be|found lying with a|woman married to an|husband, then they|shall both of them die,|both the man that lay
R	Twith the woman, and|the woman: so shalt|thou put away evil|from Israel.|22:23 If a damsel that|is a virgin be|betrothed unto an|husband, and a man|find her in the city,|and lie with her;|22:24 Then ye shall|bring them both out|unto the gate of that|city, and ye shall
R	Tstone them with stones|that they die; the|damsel, because she|cried not, being in the|city; and the man,|because he hath|humbled his|neighbour's wife: so|thou shalt put away|evil from among you.|22:25 But if a man find|a betrothed damsel in|the field, and the man|force her, and lie with
R	Ther: then the man only|that lay with her shall|die.|22:26 But unto the|damsel thou shalt do|nothing; there is in the|damsel no sin worthy|of death: for as when|a man riseth against|his neighbour, and|slayeth him, even so is|this matter:|22:27 For he found|her in the field, and
R	Tthe betrothed damsel|cried, and there was|none to save her.|22:28 If a man find a|damsel that is a virgin,|which is not betrothed,|and lay hold on her,|and lie with her, and|they be found;|22:29 Then the man|that lay with her shall|give unto the damsel's|father fifty shekels|of silver, and she
R	Tshall be his wife;|because he hath|humbled her, he may|not put her away all|his days.|22:30 A man shall not|take his father's wife,|nor discover his|father's skirt.||23:1 He that is|wounded in the stones,|or hath his privy|member cut off, shall
R	Tnot enter into the|congregation of the|LORD.|23:2 A bastard shall|not enter into the|congregation of the|LORD; even to his|tenth generation shall|he not enter into the|congregation of the|LORD.|23:3 An Ammonite or|Moabite shall not|enter into the
R	Tcongregation of the|LORD; even to their|tenth generation shall|they not enter into|the congregation of|the LORD for ever:|23:4 Because they met|you not with bread|and with water in the|way, when ye came|forth out of Egypt;|and because they|hired against thee|Balaam the son of
R	TBeor of Pethor of|Mesopotamia, to curse|thee.|23:5 Nevertheless the|LORD thy God would|not hearken unto|Balaam; but the LORD|thy God turned the|curse into a blessing|unto thee, because|the LORD thy God|loved thee.|23:6 Thou shalt not|seek their peace nor
R	Ttheir prosperity all|thy days for ever.|23:7 Thou shalt not|abhor an Edomite; for|he is thy brother:|thou shalt not abhor|an Egyptian; because|thou wast a stranger|in his land.|23:8 The children that|are begotten of them|shall enter into the|congregation of the|LORD in their third
R	Tgeneration.|23:9 When the host|goeth forth against|thine enemies, then|keep thee from every|wicked thing.|23:10 If there be|among you any man,|that is not clean by|reason of|uncleanness that|chanceth him by night,|then shall he go|abroad out of the
R	Tcamp, he shall not|come within the camp:|23:11 But it shall be,|when evening cometh|on, he shall wash|himself with water: and|when the sun is down,|he shall come into the|camp again.|23:12 Thou shalt have|a place also without|the camp, whither thou|shalt go forth abroad:|23:13 And thou shalt
R	Thave a paddle upon|thy weapon; and it|shall be, when thou|wilt ease thyself|abroad, thou shalt dig|therewith, and shalt|turn back and cover|that which cometh|from thee:|23:14 For the LORD|thy God walketh in the|midst of thy camp, to|deliver thee, and to|give up thine enemies
R	Tbefore thee;|therefore shall thy|camp be holy: that he|see no unclean thing|in thee, and turn away|from thee.|23:15 Thou shalt not|deliver unto his|master the servant|which is escaped from|his master unto thee:|23:16 He shall dwell|with thee, even among|you, in that place
R	Twhich he shall choose|in one of thy gates,|where it liketh him|best: thou shalt not|oppress him.|23:17 There shall be|no whore of the|daughters of Israel,|nor a sodomite of the|sons of Israel.|23:18 Thou shalt not|bring the hire of a|whore, or the price of|a dog, into the house
R	Tof the LORD thy God|for any vow: for even|both these are|abomination unto the|LORD thy God.|23:19 Thou shalt not|lend upon usury to|thy brother; usury of|money, usury of|victuals, usury of any|thing that is lent upon|usury:|23:20 Unto a stranger|thou mayest lend upon
R	Tusury; but unto thy|brother thou shalt|not lend upon usury:|that the LORD thy God|may bless thee in all|that thou settest thine|hand to in the land|whither thou goest to|possess it.|23:21 When thou shalt|vow a vow unto the|LORD thy God, thou|shalt not slack to pay|it: for the LORD thy
R	TGod will surely|require it of thee; and|it would be sin in thee.|23:22 But if thou shalt|forbear to vow, it|shall be no sin in thee.|23:23 That which is|gone out of thy lips|thou shalt keep and|perform; even a|freewill offering,|according as thou|hast vowed unto the|LORD thy God, which
R	Tthou hast promised|with thy mouth.|23:24 When thou|comest into thy|neighbour's vineyard,|then thou mayest eat|grapes thy fill at|thine own pleasure;|but thou shalt not put|any in thy vessel.|23:25 When thou|comest into the|standing corn of thy|neighbour, then thou
R	Tmayest pluck the ears|with thine hand; but|thou shalt not move a|sickle unto thy|neighbour's standing|corn.||24:1 When a man hath|taken a wife, and|married her, and it|come to pass that she|find no favour in his|eyes, because he hath|found some
R	Tuncleanness in her:|then let him write her|a bill of divorcement,|and give it in her|hand, and send her|out of his house.|24:2 And when she is|departed out of his|house, she may go and|be another man's wife.|24:3 And if the latter|husband hate her, and|write her a bill of|divorcement, and
R	Tgiveth it in her hand,|and sendeth her out|of his house; or if the|latter husband die,|which took her to be|his wife;|24:4 Her former|husband, which sent|her away, may not|take her again to be|his wife, after that|she is defiled; for|that is abomination|before the LORD: and
R	Tthou shalt not cause|the land to sin, which|the LORD thy God|giveth thee for an|inheritance.|24:5 When a man hath|taken a new wife, he|shall not go out to|war, neither shall he|be charged with any|business: but he shall|be free at home one|year, and shall cheer|up his wife which he
R	Thath taken.|24:6 No man shall take|the nether or the|upper millstone to|pledge: for he taketh|a man's life to pledge.|24:7 If a man be found|stealing any of his|brethren of the|children of Israel,|and maketh|merchandise of him, or|selleth him; then that|thief shall die; and
R	Tthou shalt put evil|away from among you.|24:8 Take heed in the|plague of leprosy,|that thou observe|diligently, and do|according to all that|the priests the|Levites shall teach|you: as I commanded|them, so ye shall|observe to do.|24:9 Remember what|the LORD thy God did
R	Tunto Miriam by the way,|after that ye were|come forth out of|Egypt.|24:10 When thou dost|lend thy brother any|thing, thou shalt not|go into his house to|fetch his pledge.|24:11 Thou shalt|stand abroad, and the|man to whom thou dost|lend shall bring out|the pledge abroad
R	Tunto thee.|24:12 And if the man|be poor, thou shalt|not sleep with his|pledge:|24:13 In any case|thou shalt deliver him|the pledge again when|the sun goeth down,|that he may sleep in|his own raiment, and|bless thee: and it|shall be|righteousness unto
R	Tthee before the LORD|thy God.|24:14 Thou shalt not|oppress an hired|servant that is poor|and needy, whether he|be of thy brethren,|or of thy strangers|that are in thy land|within thy gates:|24:15 At his day thou|shalt give him his hire,|neither shall the sun|go down upon it; for
R	The is poor, and|setteth his heart upon|it: lest he cry against|thee unto the LORD,|and it be sin unto|thee.|24:16 The fathers|shall not be put to|death for the|children, neither shall|the children be put to|death for the fathers:|every man shall be|put to death for his
R	Town sin.|24:17 Thou shalt not|pervert the judgment|of the stranger, nor|of the fatherless; nor|take a widow's raiment|to pledge:|24:18 But thou shalt|remember that thou|wast a bondman in|Egypt, and the LORD|thy God redeemed|thee thence:|therefore I command
R	Tthee to do this thing.|24:19 When thou|cuttest down thine|harvest in thy field,|and hast forgot a|sheaf in the field,|thou shalt not go|again to fetch it: it|shall be for the|stranger, for the|fatherless, and for|the widow: that the|LORD thy God may|bless thee in all the
R	Twork of thine hands.|24:20 When thou|beatest thine olive|tree, thou shalt not|go over the boughs|again: it shall be for|the stranger, for the|fatherless, and for|the widow.|24:21 When thou|gatherest the grapes|of thy vineyard, thou|shalt not glean it|afterward: it shall be
R	Tfor the stranger, for|the fatherless, and|for the widow.|24:22 And thou shalt|remember that thou|wast a bondman in the|land of Egypt:|therefore I command|thee to do this thing.||25:1 If there be a|controversy between|men, and they come|unto judgment, that
R	Tthe judges may judge|them; then they shall|justify the righteous,|and condemn the|wicked.|25:2 And it shall be, if|the wicked man be|worthy to be beaten,|that the judge shall|cause him to lie down,|and to be beaten|before his face,|according to his fault,|by a certain number.
R	T25:3 Forty stripes he|may give him, and not|exceed: lest, if he|should exceed, and|beat him above these|with many stripes, then|thy brother should|seem vile unto thee.|25:4 Thou shalt not|muzzle the ox when he|treadeth out the corn.|25:5 If brethren dwell|together, and one of|them die, and have no
R	Tchild, the wife of the|dead shall not marry|without unto a|stranger: her|husband's brother|shall go in unto her,|and take her to him to|wife, and perform the|duty of an husband's|brother unto her.|25:6 And it shall be,|that the firstborn|which she beareth|shall succeed in the
R	Tname of his brother|which is dead, that his|name be not put out|of Israel.|25:7 And if the man|like not to take his|brother's wife, then|let his brother's wife|go up to the gate unto|the elders, and say,|My husband's brother|refuseth to raise up|unto his brother a|name in Israel, he will
R	Tnot perform the duty|of my husband's|brother.|25:8 Then the elders|of his city shall call|him, and speak unto|him: and if he stand to|it, and say, I like not|to take her;|25:9 Then shall his|brother's wife come|unto him in the|presence of the|elders, and loose his
R	Tshoe from off his|foot, and spit in his|face, and shall|answer and say, So|shall it be done unto|that man that will not|build up his brother's|house.|25:10 And his name|shall be called in|Israel, The house of|him that hath his shoe|loosed.|25:11 When men strive
R	Ttogether one with|another, and the wife|of the one draweth|near for to deliver|her husband out of|the hand of him that|smiteth him, and|putteth forth her|hand, and taketh him|by the secrets:|25:12 Then thou shalt|cut off her hand,|thine eye shall not|pity her.
R	T25:13 Thou shalt not|have in thy bag divers|weights, a great and a|small.|25:14 Thou shalt not|have in thine house|divers measures, a|great and a small.|25:15 But thou shalt|have a perfect and|just weight, a perfect|and just measure|shalt thou have: that|thy days may be
R	Tlengthened in the land|which the LORD thy|God giveth thee.|25:16 For all that do|such things, and all|that do unrighteously,|are an abomination|unto the LORD thy God.|25:17 Remember what|Amalek did unto thee|by the way, when ye|were come forth out|of Egypt;|25:18 How he met thee
R	Tby the way, and smote|the hindmost of thee,|even all that were|feeble behind thee,|when thou wast faint|and weary; and he|feared not God.|25:19 Therefore it|shall be, when the|LORD thy God hath|given thee rest from|all thine enemies|round about, in the|land which the LORD
R	Tthy God giveth thee|for an inheritance to|possess it, that thou|shalt blot out the|remembrance of|Amalek from under|heaven; thou shalt not|forget it.||26:1 And it shall be,|when thou art come in|unto the land which|the LORD thy God|giveth thee for an
R	Tinheritance, and|possessest it, and|dwellest therein;|26:2 That thou shalt|take of the first of all|the fruit of the earth,|which thou shalt bring|of thy land that the|LORD thy God giveth|thee, and shalt put it|in a basket, and shalt|go unto the place|which the LORD thy|God shall choose to
R	Tplace his name there.|26:3 And thou shalt go|unto the priest that|shall be in those days,|and say unto him, I|profess this day unto|the LORD thy God, that|I am come unto the|country which the|LORD sware unto our|fathers for to give|us.|26:4 And the priest|shall take the basket
R	Tout of thine hand, and|set it down before the|altar of the LORD thy|God.|26:5 And thou shalt|speak and say before|the LORD thy God, A|Syrian ready to|perish was my father,|and he went down into|Egypt, and sojourned|there with a few, and|became there a nation,|great, mighty, and
R	Tpopulous:|26:6 And the Egyptians|evil entreated us, and|afflicted us, and laid|upon us hard|bondage:|26:7 And when we|cried unto the LORD|God of our fathers,|the LORD heard our|voice, and looked on|our affliction, and our|labour, and our|oppression:
R	T26:8 And the LORD|brought us forth out|of Egypt with a mighty|hand, and with an|outstretched arm, and|with great|terribleness, and with|signs, and with|wonders:|26:9 And he hath|brought us into this|place, and hath given|us this land, even a|land that floweth with
R	Tmilk and honey.|26:10 And now, behold,|I have brought the|firstfruits of the land,|which thou, O LORD,|hast given me. And|thou shalt set it|before the LORD thy|God, and worship|before the LORD thy|God:|26:11 And thou shalt|rejoice in every good|thing which the LORD
R	Tthy God hath given|unto thee, and unto|thine house, thou, and|the Levite, and the|stranger that is|among you.|26:12 When thou hast|made an end of tithing|all the tithes of thine|increase the third|year, which is the|year of tithing, and|hast given it unto the|Levite, the stranger,
R	Tthe fatherless, and|the widow, that they|may eat within thy|gates, and be filled;|26:13 Then thou shalt|say before the LORD|thy God, I have|brought away the|hallowed things out of|mine house, and also|have given them unto|the Levite, and unto|the stranger, to the|fatherless, and to the
R	Twidow, according to all|thy commandments|which thou hast|commanded me: I have|not transgressed thy|commandments, neither|have I forgotten them.|26:14 I have not eaten|thereof in my|mourning, neither have|I taken away ought|thereof for any|unclean use, nor|given ought thereof
R	Tfor the dead: but I|have hearkened to|the voice of the LORD|my God, and have done|according to all that|thou hast commanded|me.|26:15 Look down from|thy holy habitation,|from heaven, and|bless thy people|Israel, and the land|which thou hast given|us, as thou swarest
R	Tunto our fathers, a|land that floweth with|milk and honey.|26:16 This day the|LORD thy God hath|commanded thee to do|these statutes and|judgments: thou shalt|therefore keep and|do them with all thine|heart, and with all thy|soul.|26:17 Thou hast|avouched the LORD
R	Tthis day to be thy God,|and to walk in his|ways, and to keep his|statutes, and his|commandments, and his|judgments, and to|hearken unto his|voice:|26:18 And the LORD|hath avouched thee|this day to be his|peculiar people, as he|hath promised thee,|and that thou
R	Tshouldest keep all his|commandments;|26:19 And to make|thee high above all|nations which he hath|made, in praise, and in|name, and in honour;|and that thou mayest|be an holy people|unto the LORD thy God,|as he hath spoken.||27:1 And Moses with|the elders of Israel
R	Tcommanded the people,|saying, Keep all the|commandments which I|command you this day.|27:2 And it shall be on|the day when ye shall|pass over Jordan|unto the land which|the LORD thy God|giveth thee, that thou|shalt set thee up|great stones, and|plaister them with|plaister:
R	T27:3 And thou shalt|write upon them all the|words of this law,|when thou art passed|over, that thou mayest|go in unto the land|which the LORD thy|God giveth thee, a|land that floweth with|milk and honey; as the|LORD God of thy|fathers hath promised|thee.|27:4 Therefore it
R	Tshall be when ye be|gone over Jordan,|that ye shall set up|these stones, which I|command you this day,|in mount Ebal, and|thou shalt plaister|them with plaister.|27:5 And there shalt|thou build an altar|unto the LORD thy God,|an altar of stones:|thou shalt not lift up|any iron tool upon
R	Tthem.|27:6 Thou shalt build|the altar of the LORD|thy God of whole|stones: and thou shalt|offer burnt offerings|thereon unto the LORD|thy God:|27:7 And thou shalt|offer peace|offerings, and shalt|eat there, and rejoice|before the LORD thy|God.
R	T27:8 And thou shalt|write upon the stones|all the words of this|law very plainly.|27:9 And Moses and|the priests the|Levites spake unto all|Israel, saying, Take|heed, and hearken, O|Israel; this day thou|art become the people|of the LORD thy God.|27:10 Thou shalt|therefore obey the
R	Tvoice of the LORD thy|God, and do his|commandments and his|statutes, which I|command thee this day.|27:11 And Moses|charged the people|the same day, saying,|27:12 These shall|stand upon mount|Gerizim to bless the|people, when ye are|come over Jordan;|Simeon, and Levi, and
R	TJudah, and Issachar,|and Joseph, and|Benjamin:|27:13 And these shall|stand upon mount Ebal|to curse; Reuben, Gad,|and Asher, and|Zebulun, Dan, and|Naphtali.|27:14 And the Levites|shall speak, and say|unto all the men of|Israel with a loud|voice,
R	T27:15 Cursed be the|man that maketh any|graven or molten|image, an abomination|unto the LORD, the|work of the hands of|the craftsman, and|putteth it in a secret|place. And all the|people shall answer|and say, Amen.|27:16 Cursed be he|that setteth light by|his father or his
R	Tmother. And all the|people shall say,|Amen.|27:17 Cursed be he|that removeth his|neighbour's landmark.|And all the people|shall say, Amen.|27:18 Cursed be he|that maketh the blind|to wander out of the|way. And all the|people shall say,|Amen.
R	T27:19 Cursed be he|that perverteth the|judgment of the|stranger, fatherless,|and widow. And all the|people shall say,|Amen.|27:20 Cursed be he|that lieth with his|father's wife; because|he uncovereth his|father's skirt. And all|the people shall say,|Amen.
R	T27:21 Cursed be he|that lieth with any|manner of beast. And|all the people shall|say, Amen.|27:22 Cursed be he|that lieth with his|sister, the daughter|of his father, or the|daughter of his|mother. And all the|people shall say,|Amen.|27:23 Cursed be he
R	Tthat lieth with his|mother in law. And all|the people shall say,|Amen.|27:24 Cursed be he|that smiteth his|neighbour secretly.|And all the people|shall say, Amen.|27:25 Cursed be he|that taketh reward to|slay an innocent|person. And all the|people shall say,
R	TAmen.|27:26 Cursed be he|that confirmeth not all|the words of this law|to do them. And all the|people shall say,|Amen.||28:1 And it shall come|to pass, if thou shalt|hearken diligently|unto the voice of the|LORD thy God, to|observe and to do all
R	This commandments|which I command thee|this day, that the LORD|thy God will set thee|on high above all|nations of the earth:|28:2 And all these|blessings shall come|on thee, and overtake|thee, if thou shalt|hearken unto the|voice of the LORD thy|God.|28:3 Blessed shalt
R	Tthou be in the city,|and blessed shalt|thou be in the field.|28:4 Blessed shall be|the fruit of thy body,|and the fruit of thy|ground, and the fruit|of thy cattle, the|increase of thy kine,|and the flocks of thy|sheep.|28:5 Blessed shall be|thy basket and thy|store.
R	T28:6 Blessed shalt|thou be when thou|comest in, and blessed|shalt thou be when|thou goest out.|28:7 The LORD shall|cause thine enemies|that rise up against|thee to be smitten|before thy face: they|shall come out against|thee one way, and flee|before thee seven|ways.
R	T28:8 The LORD shall|command the blessing|upon thee in thy|storehouses, and in|all that thou settest|thine hand unto; and|he shall bless thee in|the land which the|LORD thy God giveth|thee.|28:9 The LORD shall|establish thee an holy|people unto himself,|as he hath sworn unto
R	Tthee, if thou shalt|keep the|commandments of the|LORD thy God, and walk|in his ways.|28:10 And all people|of the earth shall see|that thou art called|by the name of the|LORD; and they shall|be afraid of thee.|28:11 And the LORD|shall make thee|plenteous in goods, in
R	Tthe fruit of thy body,|and in the fruit of thy|cattle, and in the fruit|of thy ground, in the|land which the LORD|sware unto thy|fathers to give thee.|28:12 The LORD shall|open unto thee his|good treasure, the|heaven to give the|rain unto thy land in|his season, and to|bless all the work of
R	Tthine hand: and thou|shalt lend unto many|nations, and thou|shalt not borrow.|28:13 And the LORD|shall make thee the|head, and not the tail;|and thou shalt be|above only, and thou|shalt not be beneath;|if that thou hearken|unto the|commandments of the|LORD thy God, which I
R	Tcommand thee this day,|to observe and to do|them:|28:14 And thou shalt|not go aside from any|of the words which I|command thee this day,|to the right hand, or|to the left, to go|after other gods to|serve them.|28:15 But it shall come|to pass, if thou wilt|not hearken unto the
R	Tvoice of the LORD thy|God, to observe to do|all his commandments|and his statutes which|I command thee this|day; that all these|curses shall come|upon thee, and|overtake thee:|28:16 Cursed shalt|thou be in the city,|and cursed shalt thou|be in the field.|28:17 Cursed shall be
R	Tthy basket and thy|store.|28:18 Cursed shall be|the fruit of thy body,|and the fruit of thy|land, the increase of|thy kine, and the|flocks of thy sheep.|28:19 Cursed shalt|thou be when thou|comest in, and cursed|shalt thou be when|thou goest out.|28:20 The LORD shall
R	Tsend upon thee|cursing, vexation, and|rebuke, in all that|thou settest thine|hand unto for to do,|until thou be|destroyed, and until|thou perish quickly;|because of the|wickedness of thy|doings, whereby thou|hast forsaken me.|28:21 The LORD shall|make the pestilence
R	Tcleave unto thee, until|he have consumed|thee from off the|land, whither thou|goest to possess it.|28:22 The LORD shall|smite thee with a|consumption, and with|a fever, and with an|inflammation, and with|an extreme burning,|and with the sword,|and with blasting, and|with mildew; and they
R	Tshall pursue thee|until thou perish.|28:23 And thy heaven|that is over thy head|shall be brass, and|the earth that is|under thee shall be|iron.|28:24 The LORD shall|make the rain of thy|land powder and dust:|from heaven shall it|come down upon thee,|until thou be
R	Tdestroyed.|28:25 The LORD shall|cause thee to be|smitten before thine|enemies: thou shalt go|out one way against|them, and flee seven|ways before them: and|shalt be removed into|all the kingdoms of the|earth.|28:26 And thy carcase|shall be meat unto all|fowls of the air, and
R	Tunto the beasts of|the earth, and no man|shall fray them away.|28:27 The LORD will|smite thee with the|botch of Egypt, and|with the emerods, and|with the scab, and with|the itch, whereof thou|canst not be healed.|28:28 The LORD shall|smite thee with|madness, and|blindness, and
R	Tastonishment of heart:|28:29 And thou shalt|grope at noonday, as|the blind gropeth in|darkness, and thou|shalt not prosper in|thy ways: and thou|shalt be only|oppressed and|spoiled evermore, and|no man shall save|thee.|28:30 Thou shalt|betroth a wife, and
R	Tanother man shall lie|with her: thou shalt|build an house, and|thou shalt not dwell|therein: thou shalt|plant a vineyard, and|shalt not gather the|grapes thereof.|28:31 Thine ox shall|be slain before thine|eyes, and thou shalt|not eat thereof: thine|ass shall be violently|taken away from
R	Tbefore thy face, and|shall not be restored|to thee: thy sheep|shall be given unto|thine enemies, and|thou shalt have none|to rescue them.|28:32 Thy sons and|thy daughters shall|be given unto another|people, and thine eyes|shall look, and fail with|longing for them all|the day long; and
R	Tthere shall be no|might in thine hand.|28:33 The fruit of thy|land, and all thy|labours, shall a nation|which thou knowest|not eat up; and thou|shalt be only|oppressed and|crushed alway:|28:34 So that thou|shalt be mad for the|sight of thine eyes|which thou shalt see.
R	T28:35 The LORD shall|smite thee in the|knees, and in the legs,|with a sore botch that|cannot be healed,|from the sole of thy|foot unto the top of|thy head.|28:36 The LORD shall|bring thee, and thy|king which thou shalt|set over thee, unto a|nation which neither|thou nor thy fathers
R	Thave known; and there|shalt thou serve|other gods, wood and|stone.|28:37 And thou shalt|become an|astonishment, a|proverb, and a|byword, among all|nations whither the|LORD shall lead thee.|28:38 Thou shalt|carry much seed out|into the field, and
R	Tshalt gather but little|in; for the locust shall|consume it.|28:39 Thou shalt plant|vineyards, and dress|them, but shalt neither|drink of the wine, nor|gather the grapes;|for the worms shall|eat them.|28:40 Thou shalt have|olive trees|throughout all thy|coasts, but thou shalt
R	Tnot anoint thyself with|the oil; for thine olive|shall cast his fruit.|28:41 Thou shalt|beget sons and|daughters, but thou|shalt not enjoy them;|for they shall go into|captivity.|28:42 All thy trees|and fruit of thy land|shall the locust|consume.|28:43 The stranger
R	Tthat is within thee|shall get up above|thee very high; and|thou shalt come down|very low.|28:44 He shall lend to|thee, and thou shalt|not lend to him: he|shall be the head, and|thou shalt be the tail.|28:45 Moreover all|these curses shall|come upon thee, and|shall pursue thee, and
R	Tovertake thee, till|thou be destroyed;|because thou|hearkenedst not unto|the voice of the LORD|thy God, to keep his|commandments and his|statutes which he|commanded thee:|28:46 And they shall|be upon thee for a|sign and for a|wonder, and upon thy|seed for ever.
R	T28:47 Because thou|servedst not the LORD|thy God with|joyfulness, and with|gladness of heart,|for the abundance of|all things;|28:48 Therefore shalt|thou serve thine|enemies which the|LORD shall send|against thee, in|hunger, and in thirst,|and in nakedness, and
R	Tin want of all things:|and he shall put a|yoke of iron upon thy|neck, until he have|destroyed thee.|28:49 The LORD shall|bring a nation against|thee from far, from|the end of the earth,|as swift as the eagle|flieth; a nation whose|tongue thou shalt not|understand;|28:50 A nation of
R	Tfierce countenance,|which shall not regard|the person of the old,|nor shew favour to|the young:|28:51 And he shall eat|the fruit of thy cattle,|and the fruit of thy|land, until thou be|destroyed: which also|shall not leave thee|either corn, wine, or|oil, or the increase of|thy kine, or flocks of
R	Tthy sheep, until he|have destroyed thee.|28:52 And he shall|besiege thee in all thy|gates, until thy high|and fenced walls come|down, wherein thou|trustedst, throughout|all thy land: and he|shall besiege thee in|all thy gates|throughout all thy|land, which the LORD|thy God hath given
R	Tthee.|28:53 And thou shalt|eat the fruit of thine|own body, the flesh of|thy sons and of thy|daughters, which the|LORD thy God hath|given thee, in the|siege, and in the|straitness, wherewith|thine enemies shall|distress thee:|28:54 So that the man|that is tender among
R	Tyou, and very|delicate, his eye shall|be evil toward his|brother, and toward|the wife of his bosom,|and toward the|remnant of his|children which he|shall leave:|28:55 So that he will|not give to any of|them of the flesh of|his children whom he|shall eat: because he
R	Thath nothing left him in|the siege, and in the|straitness, wherewith|thine enemies shall|distress thee in all|thy gates.|28:56 The tender and|delicate woman among|you, which would not|adventure to set the|sole of her foot upon|the ground for|delicateness and|tenderness, her eye
R	Tshall be evil toward|the husband of her|bosom, and toward her|son, and toward her|daughter,|28:57 And toward her|young one that cometh|out from between her|feet, and toward her|children which she|shall bear: for she|shall eat them for|want of all things|secretly in the siege
R	Tand straitness,|wherewith thine enemy|shall distress thee in|thy gates.|28:58 If thou wilt not|observe to do all the|words of this law that|are written in this|book, that thou mayest|fear this glorious and|fearful name, THE|LORD THY GOD;|28:59 Then the LORD|will make thy plagues
R	Twonderful, and the|plagues of thy seed,|even great plagues,|and of long|continuance, and sore|sicknesses, and of|long continuance.|28:60 Moreover he will|bring upon thee all|the diseases of Egypt,|which thou wast afraid|of; and they shall|cleave unto thee.|28:61 Also every
R	Tsickness, and every|plague, which is not|written in the book of|this law, them will the|LORD bring upon thee,|until thou be|destroyed.|28:62 And ye shall be|left few in number,|whereas ye were as|the stars of heaven|for multitude; because|thou wouldest not|obey the voice of the
R	TLORD thy God.|28:63 And it shall come|to pass, that as the|LORD rejoiced over|you to do you good,|and to multiply you; so|the LORD will rejoice|over you to destroy|you, and to bring you|to nought; and ye|shall be plucked from|off the land whither|thou goest to possess|it.
R	T28:64 And the LORD|shall scatter thee|among all people, from|the one end of the|earth even unto the|other; and there thou|shalt serve other|gods, which neither|thou nor thy fathers|have known, even|wood and stone.|28:65 And among these|nations shalt thou find|no ease, neither shall
R	Tthe sole of thy foot|have rest: but the|LORD shall give thee|there a trembling|heart, and failing of|eyes, and sorrow of|mind:|28:66 And thy life|shall hang in doubt|before thee; and thou|shalt fear day and|night, and shalt have|none assurance of|thy life:
R	T28:67 In the morning|thou shalt say, Would|God it were even! and|at even thou shalt|say, Would God it were|morning! for the fear|of thine heart|wherewith thou shalt|fear, and for the|sight of thine eyes|which thou shalt see.|28:68 And the LORD|shall bring thee into|Egypt again with ships,
R	Tby the way whereof I|spake unto thee, Thou|shalt see it no more|again: and there ye|shall be sold unto|your enemies for|bondmen and|bondwomen, and no|man shall buy you.||29:1 These are the|words of the|covenant, which the|LORD commanded
R	TMoses to make with the|children of Israel in|the land of Moab,|beside the covenant|which he made with|them in Horeb.|29:2 And Moses called|unto all Israel, and|said unto them, Ye|have seen all that the|LORD did before your|eyes in the land of|Egypt unto Pharaoh,|and unto all his
R	Tservants, and unto all|his land;|29:3 The great|temptations which thine|eyes have seen, the|signs, and those great|miracles:|29:4 Yet the LORD hath|not given you an|heart to perceive, and|eyes to see, and ears|to hear, unto this day.|29:5 And I have led|you forty years in
R	Tthe wilderness: your|clothes are not waxen|old upon you, and thy|shoe is not waxen old|upon thy foot.|29:6 Ye have not|eaten bread, neither|have ye drunk wine or|strong drink: that ye|might know that I am|the LORD your God.|29:7 And when ye came|unto this place, Sihon|the king of Heshbon,
R	Tand Og the king of|Bashan, came out|against us unto battle,|and we smote them:|29:8 And we took their|land, and gave it for|an inheritance unto|the Reubenites, and to|the Gadites, and to the|half tribe of|Manasseh.|29:9 Keep therefore|the words of this|covenant, and do them,
R	Tthat ye may prosper|in all that ye do.|29:10 Ye stand this|day all of you before|the LORD your God;|your captains of your|tribes, your elders,|and your officers,|with all the men of|Israel,|29:11 Your little ones,|your wives, and thy|stranger that is in thy|camp, from the hewer
R	Tof thy wood unto the|drawer of thy water:|29:12 That thou|shouldest enter into|covenant with the|LORD thy God, and into|his oath, which the|LORD thy God maketh|with thee this day:|29:13 That he may|establish thee to day|for a people unto|himself, and that he|may be unto thee a
R	TGod, as he hath said|unto thee, and as he|hath sworn unto thy|fathers, to Abraham,|to Isaac, and to|Jacob.|29:14 Neither with you|only do I make this|covenant and this|oath;|29:15 But with him that|standeth here with us|this day before the|LORD our God, and
R	Talso with him that is|not here with us this|day:|29:16 (For ye know|how we have dwelt in|the land of Egypt; and|how we came through|the nations which ye|passed by;|29:17 And ye have|seen their|abominations, and their|idols, wood and stone,|silver and gold, which
R	Twere among them:)|29:18 Lest there|should be among you|man, or woman, or|family, or tribe, whose|heart turneth away|this day from the|LORD our God, to go|and serve the gods|of these nations; lest|there should be|among you a root that|beareth gall and|wormwood;
R	T29:19 And it come to|pass, when he heareth|the words of this|curse, that he bless|himself in his heart,|saying, I shall have|peace, though I walk in|the imagination of mine|heart, to add|drunkenness to thirst:|29:20 The LORD will not|spare him, but then|the anger of the LORD|and his jealousy shall
R	Tsmoke against that|man, and all the|curses that are|written in this book|shall lie upon him, and|the LORD shall blot|out his name from|under heaven.|29:21 And the LORD|shall separate him|unto evil out of all the|tribes of Israel,|according to all the|curses of the
R	Tcovenant that are|written in this book of|the law:|29:22 So that the|generation to come of|your children that|shall rise up after|you, and the stranger|that shall come from a|far land, shall say,|when they see the|plagues of that land,|and the sicknesses|which the LORD hath
R	Tlaid upon it;|29:23 And that the|whole land thereof is|brimstone, and salt,|and burning, that it is|not sown, nor beareth,|nor any grass|groweth therein, like|the overthrow of|Sodom, and Gomorrah,|Admah, and Zeboim,|which the LORD|overthrew in his|anger, and in his
R	Twrath:|29:24 Even all nations|shall say, Wherefore|hath the LORD done|thus unto this land?|what meaneth the heat|of this great anger?|29:25 Then men shall|say, Because they|have forsaken the|covenant of the LORD|God of their fathers,|which he made with|them when he brought
R	Tthem forth out of the|land of Egypt:|29:26 For they went|and served other|gods, and worshipped|them, gods whom they|knew not, and whom he|had not given unto|them:|29:27 And the anger|of the LORD was|kindled against this|land, to bring upon it|all the curses that
R	Tare written in this|book:|29:28 And the LORD|rooted them out of|their land in anger,|and in wrath, and in|great indignation, and|cast them into another|land, as it is this day.|29:29 The secret|things belong unto the|LORD our God: but|those things which are|revealed belong unto
R	Tus and to our|children for ever,|that we may do all the|words of this law.||30:1 And it shall come|to pass, when all|these things are come|upon thee, the|blessing and the|curse, which I have|set before thee, and|thou shalt call them to|mind among all the
R	Tnations, whither the|LORD thy God hath|driven thee,|30:2 And shalt return|unto the LORD thy God,|and shalt obey his|voice according to all|that I command thee|this day, thou and thy|children, with all thine|heart, and with all thy|soul;|30:3 That then the|LORD thy God will turn
R	Tthy captivity, and have|compassion upon thee,|and will return and|gather thee from all|the nations, whither|the LORD thy God hath|scattered thee.|30:4 If any of thine be|driven out unto the|outmost parts of|heaven, from thence|will the LORD thy God|gather thee, and from|thence will he fetch
R	Tthee:|30:5 And the LORD thy|God will bring thee into|the land which thy|fathers possessed,|and thou shalt|possess it; and he will|do thee good, and|multiply thee above|thy fathers.|30:6 And the LORD thy|God will circumcise|thine heart, and the|heart of thy seed, to
R	Tlove the LORD thy God|with all thine heart,|and with all thy soul,|that thou mayest live.|30:7 And the LORD thy|God will put all these|curses upon thine|enemies, and on them|that hate thee, which|persecuted thee.|30:8 And thou shalt|return and obey the|voice of the LORD, and|do all his
R	Tcommandments which I|command thee this day.|30:9 And the LORD thy|God will make thee|plenteous in every|work of thine hand, in|the fruit of thy body,|and in the fruit of thy|cattle, and in the fruit|of thy land, for good:|for the LORD will again|rejoice over thee for|good, as he rejoiced|over thy fathers:
R	T30:10 If thou shalt|hearken unto the|voice of the LORD thy|God, to keep his|commandments and his|statutes which are|written in this book of|the law, and if thou|turn unto the LORD|thy God with all thine|heart, and with all thy|soul.|30:11 For this|commandment which I
R	Tcommand thee this day,|it is not hidden from|thee, neither is it far|off.|30:12 It is not in|heaven, that thou|shouldest say, Who|shall go up for us to|heaven, and bring it|unto us, that we may|hear it, and do it?|30:13 Neither is it|beyond the sea, that|thou shouldest say,
R	TWho shall go over the|sea for us, and bring|it unto us, that we may|hear it, and do it?|30:14 But the word is|very nigh unto thee, in|thy mouth, and in thy|heart, that thou|mayest do it.|30:15 See, I have set|before thee this day|life and good, and|death and evil;|30:16 In that I
R	Tcommand thee this day|to love the LORD thy|God, to walk in his|ways, and to keep his|commandments and his|statutes and his|judgments, that thou|mayest live and|multiply: and the LORD|thy God shall bless|thee in the land|whither thou goest to|possess it.|30:17 But if thine
R	Theart turn away, so|that thou wilt not|hear, but shalt be|drawn away, and|worship other gods,|and serve them;|30:18 I denounce unto|you this day, that ye|shall surely perish,|and that ye shall not|prolong your days|upon the land, whither|thou passest over|Jordan to go to
R	Tpossess it.|30:19 I call heaven|and earth to record|this day against you,|that I have set|before you life and|death, blessing and|cursing: therefore|choose life, that both|thou and thy seed may|live:|30:20 That thou|mayest love the LORD|thy God, and that thou
R	Tmayest obey his voice,|and that thou mayest|cleave unto him: for|he is thy life, and the|length of thy days:|that thou mayest dwell|in the land which the|LORD sware unto thy|fathers, to Abraham,|to Isaac, and to|Jacob, to give them.||31:1 And Moses went|and spake these
R	Twords unto all Israel.|31:2 And he said unto|them, I am an hundred|and twenty years old|this day; I can no|more go out and come|in: also the LORD hath|said unto me, Thou|shalt not go over this|Jordan.|31:3 The LORD thy God,|he will go over before|thee, and he will|destroy these nations
R	Tfrom before thee, and|thou shalt possess|them: and Joshua, he|shall go over before|thee, as the LORD hath|said.|31:4 And the LORD|shall do unto them as|he did to Sihon and to|Og, kings of the|Amorites, and unto the|land of them, whom he|destroyed.|31:5 And the LORD
R	Tshall give them up|before your face,|that ye may do unto|them according unto|all the commandments|which I have|commanded you.|31:6 Be strong and of|a good courage, fear|not, nor be afraid of|them: for the LORD thy|God, he it is that doth|go with thee; he will|not fail thee, nor
R	Tforsake thee.|31:7 And Moses called|unto Joshua, and said|unto him in the sight|of all Israel, Be|strong and of a good|courage: for thou|must go with this|people unto the land|which the LORD hath|sworn unto their|fathers to give them;|and thou shalt cause|them to inherit it.
R	T31:8 And the LORD, he|it is that doth go|before thee; he will be|with thee, he will not|fail thee, neither|forsake thee: fear|not, neither be|dismayed.|31:9 And Moses wrote|this law, and delivered|it unto the priests the|sons of Levi, which|bare the ark of the|covenant of the LORD,
R	Tand unto all the|elders of Israel.|31:10 And Moses|commanded them,|saying, At the end of|every seven years, in|the solemnity of the|year of release, in|the feast of|tabernacles,|31:11 When all Israel|is come to appear|before the LORD thy|God in the place which
R	The shall choose, thou|shalt read this law|before all Israel in|their hearing.|31:12 Gather the|people together, men|and women, and|children, and thy|stranger that is within|thy gates, that they|may hear, and that|they may learn, and|fear the LORD your|God, and observe to
R	Tdo all the words of|this law:|31:13 And that their|children, which have|not known any thing,|may hear, and learn|to fear the LORD your|God, as long as ye live|in the land whither ye|go over Jordan to|possess it.|31:14 And the LORD|said unto Moses,|Behold, thy days
R	Tapproach that thou|must die: call Joshua,|and present|yourselves in the|tabernacle of the|congregation, that I|may give him a charge.|And Moses and Joshua|went, and presented|themselves in the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|31:15 And the LORD|appeared in the
R	Ttabernacle in a pillar|of a cloud: and the|pillar of the cloud|stood over the door|of the tabernacle.|31:16 And the LORD|said unto Moses,|Behold, thou shalt|sleep with thy fathers;|and this people will|rise up, and go a|whoring after the|gods of the|strangers of the land,
R	Twhither they go to be|among them, and will|forsake me, and break|my covenant which I|have made with them.|31:17 Then my anger|shall be kindled|against them in that|day, and I will forsake|them, and I will hide my|face from them, and|they shall be|devoured, and many|evils and troubles
R	Tshall befall them; so|that they will say in|that day, Are not|these evils come upon|us, because our God|is not among us?|31:18 And I will surely|hide my face in that|day for all the evils|which they shall have|wrought, in that they|are turned unto other|gods.|31:19 Now therefore
R	Twrite ye this song for|you, and teach it the|children of Israel: put|it in their mouths, that|this song may be a|witness for me against|the children of Israel.|31:20 For when I shall|have brought them|into the land which I|sware unto their|fathers, that floweth|with milk and honey;|and they shall have
R	Teaten and filled|themselves, and waxen|fat; then will they turn|unto other gods, and|serve them, and|provoke me, and break|my covenant.|31:21 And it shall come|to pass, when many|evils and troubles are|befallen them, that|this song shall testify|against them as a|witness; for it shall
R	Tnot be forgotten out|of the mouths of their|seed: for I know their|imagination which they|go about, even now,|before I have|brought them into the|land which I sware.|31:22 Moses|therefore wrote this|song the same day,|and taught it the|children of Israel.|31:23 And he gave
R	TJoshua the son of|Nun a charge, and|said, Be strong and of|a good courage: for|thou shalt bring the|children of Israel into|the land which I sware|unto them: and I will be|with thee.|31:24 And it came to|pass, when Moses had|made an end of writing|the words of this law|in a book, until they
R	Twere finished,|31:25 That Moses|commanded the|Levites, which bare|the ark of the|covenant of the LORD,|saying,|31:26 Take this book|of the law, and put it|in the side of the ark|of the covenant of|the LORD your God,|that it may be there|for a witness against
R	Tthee.|31:27 For I know thy|rebellion, and thy stiff|neck: behold, while I|am yet alive with you|this day, ye have been|rebellious against the|LORD; and how much|more after my death?|31:28 Gather unto me|all the elders of your|tribes, and your|officers, that I may|speak these words in
R	Ttheir ears, and call|heaven and earth to|record against them.|31:29 For I know that|after my death ye will|utterly corrupt|yourselves, and turn|aside from the way|which I have|commanded you; and|evil will befall you in|the latter days;|because ye will do evil|in the sight of the
R	TLORD, to provoke him|to anger through the|work of your hands.|31:30 And Moses|spake in the ears of|all the congregation|of Israel the words|of this song, until they|were ended.||32:1 Give ear, O ye|heavens, and I will|speak; and hear, O|earth, the words of
R	Tmy mouth.|32:2 My doctrine shall|drop as the rain, my|speech shall distil as|the dew, as the small|rain upon the tender|herb, and as the|showers upon the|grass:|32:3 Because I will|publish the name of|the LORD: ascribe ye|greatness unto our|God.
R	T32:4 He is the Rock,|his work is perfect:|for all his ways are|judgment: a God of|truth and without|iniquity, just and right|is he.|32:5 They have|corrupted themselves,|their spot is not the|spot of his children:|they are a perverse|and crooked|generation.
R	T32:6 Do ye thus|requite the LORD, O|foolish people and|unwise? is not he thy|father that hath|bought thee? hath he|not made thee, and|established thee?|32:7 Remember the|days of old, consider|the years of many|generations: ask thy|father, and he will|shew thee; thy elders,
R	Tand they will tell thee.|32:8 When the Most|High divided to the|nations their|inheritance, when he|separated the sons|of Adam, he set the|bounds of the people|according to the|number of the|children of Israel.|32:9 For the LORD's|portion is his people;|Jacob is the lot of his
R	Tinheritance.|32:10 He found him in|a desert land, and in|the waste howling|wilderness; he led him|about, he instructed|him, he kept him as the|apple of his eye.|32:11 As an eagle|stirreth up her nest,|fluttereth over her|young, spreadeth|abroad her wings,|taketh them, beareth
R	Tthem on her wings:|32:12 So the LORD|alone did lead him, and|there was no strange|god with him.|32:13 He made him ride|on the high places of|the earth, that he|might eat the increase|of the fields; and he|made him to suck|honey out of the rock,|and oil out of the|flinty rock;
R	T32:14 Butter of kine,|and milk of sheep, with|fat of lambs, and rams|of the breed of|Bashan, and goats,|with the fat of kidneys|of wheat; and thou|didst drink the pure|blood of the grape.|32:15 But Jeshurun|waxed fat, and kicked:|thou art waxen fat,|thou art grown thick,|thou art covered with
R	Tfatness; then he|forsook God which|made him, and lightly|esteemed the Rock of|his salvation.|32:16 They provoked|him to jealousy with|strange gods, with|abominations provoked|they him to anger.|32:17 They sacrificed|unto devils, not to|God; to gods whom|they knew not, to new
R	Tgods that came newly|up, whom your fathers|feared not.|32:18 Of the Rock that|begat thee thou art|unmindful, and hast|forgotten God that|formed thee.|32:19 And when the|LORD saw it, he|abhorred them,|because of the|provoking of his sons,|and of his daughters.
R	T32:20 And he said, I|will hide my face from|them, I will see what|their end shall be: for|they are a very|froward generation,|children in whom is no|faith.|32:21 They have|moved me to jealousy|with that which is not|God; they have|provoked me to anger|with their vanities: and
R	TI will move them to|jealousy with those|which are not a|people; I will provoke|them to anger with a|foolish nation.|32:22 For a fire is|kindled in mine anger,|and shall burn unto|the lowest hell, and|shall consume the|earth with her|increase, and set on|fire the foundations
R	Tof the mountains.|32:23 I will heap|mischiefs upon them; I|will spend mine arrows|upon them.|32:24 They shall be|burnt with hunger, and|devoured with burning|heat, and with bitter|destruction: I will also|send the teeth of|beasts upon them, with|the poison of|serpents of the dust.
R	T32:25 The sword|without, and terror|within, shall destroy|both the young man|and the virgin, the|suckling also with the|man of gray hairs.|32:26 I said, I would|scatter them into|corners, I would make|the remembrance of|them to cease from|among men:|32:27 Were it not that
R	TI feared the wrath of|the enemy, lest their|adversaries should|behave themselves|strangely, and lest|they should say, Our|hand is high, and the|LORD hath not done all|this.|32:28 For they are a|nation void of counsel,|neither is there any|understanding in them.|32:29 O that they were
R	Twise, that they|understood this, that|they would consider|their latter end!|32:30 How should one|chase a thousand, and|two put ten thousand|to flight, except their|Rock had sold them,|and the LORD had shut|them up?|32:31 For their rock|is not as our Rock,|even our enemies
R	Tthemselves being|judges.|32:32 For their vine is|of the vine of Sodom,|and of the fields of|Gomorrah: their|grapes are grapes of|gall, their clusters|are bitter:|32:33 Their wine is the|poison of dragons,|and the cruel venom|of asps.|32:34 Is not this laid
R	Tup in store with me,|and sealed up among|my treasures?|32:35 To me belongeth|vengeance and|recompence; their|foot shall slide in due|time: for the day of|their calamity is at|hand, and the things|that shall come upon|them make haste.|32:36 For the LORD|shall judge his
R	Tpeople, and repent|himself for his|servants, when he|seeth that their power|is gone, and there is|none shut up, or left.|32:37 And he shall|say, Where are their|gods, their rock in|whom they trusted,|32:38 Which did eat the|fat of their|sacrifices, and drank|the wine of their drink
R	Tofferings? let them|rise up and help you,|and be your|protection.|32:39 See now that I,|even I, am he, and|there is no god with|me: I kill, and I make|alive; I wound, and I|heal: neither is there|any that can deliver|out of my hand.|32:40 For I lift up my|hand to heaven, and
R	Tsay, I live for ever.|32:41 If I whet my|glittering sword, and|mine hand take hold on|judgment; I will render|vengeance to mine|enemies, and will|reward them that hate|me.|32:42 I will make mine|arrows drunk with|blood, and my sword|shall devour flesh;|and that with the
R	Tblood of the slain and|of the captives, from|the beginning of|revenges upon the|enemy.|32:43 Rejoice, O ye|nations, with his|people: for he will|avenge the blood of|his servants, and will|render vengeance to|his adversaries, and|will be merciful unto|his land, and to his
R	Tpeople.|32:44 And Moses came|and spake all the|words of this song in|the ears of the|people, he, and|Hoshea the son of|Nun.|32:45 And Moses made|an end of speaking all|these words to all|Israel:|32:46 And he said unto|them, Set your hearts
R	Tunto all the words|which I testify among|you this day, which ye|shall command your|children to observe|to do, all the words of|this law.|32:47 For it is not a|vain thing for you;|because it is your life:|and through this thing|ye shall prolong your|days in the land,|whither ye go over
R	TJordan to possess it.|32:48 And the LORD|spake unto Moses that|selfsame day, saying,|32:49 Get thee up into|this mountain Abarim,|unto mount Nebo, which|is in the land of Moab,|that is over against|Jericho; and behold|the land of Canaan,|which I give unto the|children of Israel for|a possession:
R	T32:50 And die in the|mount whither thou|goest up, and be|gathered unto thy|people; as Aaron thy|brother died in mount|Hor, and was gathered|unto his people:|32:51 Because ye|trespassed against me|among the children of|Israel at the waters|of MeribahKadesh, in|the wilderness of Zin;
R	Tbecause ye sanctified|me not in the midst of|the children of Israel.|32:52 Yet thou shalt|see the land before|thee; but thou shalt|not go thither unto|the land which I give|the children of Israel.||33:1 And this is the|blessing, wherewith|Moses the man of God|blessed the children
R	Tof Israel before his|death.|33:2 And he said, The|LORD came from Sinai,|and rose up from Seir|unto them; he shined|forth from mount|Paran, and he came|with ten thousands of|saints: from his right|hand went a fiery law|for them.|33:3 Yea, he loved the|people; all his saints
R	Tare in thy hand: and|they sat down at thy|feet; every one shall|receive of thy words.|33:4 Moses commanded|us a law, even the|inheritance of the|congregation of|Jacob.|33:5 And he was king|in Jeshurun, when the|heads of the people|and the tribes of|Israel were gathered
R	Ttogether.|33:6 Let Reuben live,|and not die; and let|not his men be few.|33:7 And this is the|blessing of Judah: and|he said, Hear, LORD,|the voice of Judah,|and bring him unto his|people: let his hands|be sufficient for him;|and be thou an help|to him from his|enemies.
R	T33:8 And of Levi he|said, Let thy Thummim|and thy Urim be with|thy holy one, whom|thou didst prove at|Massah, and with whom|thou didst strive at|the waters of Meribah;|33:9 Who said unto his|father and to his|mother, I have not|seen him; neither did|he acknowledge his|brethren, nor knew
R	This own children: for|they have observed|thy word, and kept thy|covenant.|33:10 They shall teach|Jacob thy judgments,|and Israel thy law:|they shall put incense|before thee, and|whole burnt sacrifice|upon thine altar.|33:11 Bless, LORD, his|substance, and accept|the work of his hands;
R	Tsmite through the|loins of them that rise|against him, and of|them that hate him,|that they rise not|again.|33:12 And of Benjamin|he said, The beloved|of the LORD shall|dwell in safety by him;|and the Lord shall|cover him all the day|long, and he shall|dwell between his
R	Tshoulders.|33:13 And of Joseph|he said, Blessed of|the LORD be his land,|for the precious|things of heaven, for|the dew, and for the|deep that coucheth|beneath,|33:14 And for the|precious fruits|brought forth by the|sun, and for the|precious things put
R	Tforth by the moon,|33:15 And for the|chief things of the|ancient mountains, and|for the precious|things of the lasting|hills,|33:16 And for the|precious things of the|earth and fulness|thereof, and for the|good will of him that|dwelt in the bush: let|the blessing come
R	Tupon the head of|Joseph, and upon the|top of the head of him|that was separated|from his brethren.|33:17 His glory is like|the firstling of his|bullock, and his horns|are like the horns of|unicorns: with them he|shall push the people|together to the ends|of the earth: and they|are the ten thousands
R	Tof Ephraim, and they|are the thousands of|Manasseh.|33:18 And of Zebulun|he said, Rejoice,|Zebulun, in thy going|out; and, Issachar, in|thy tents.|33:19 They shall call|the people unto the|mountain; there they|shall offer sacrifices|of righteousness: for|they shall suck of the
R	Tabundance of the|seas, and of|treasures hid in the|sand.|33:20 And of Gad he|said, Blessed be he|that enlargeth Gad: he|dwelleth as a lion, and|teareth the arm with|the crown of the|head.|33:21 And he provided|the first part for|himself, because
R	Tthere, in a portion of|the lawgiver, was he|seated; and he came|with the heads of the|people, he executed|the justice of the|LORD, and his|judgments with Israel.|33:22 And of Dan he|said, Dan is a lion's|whelp: he shall leap|from Bashan.|33:23 And of Naphtali|he said, O Naphtali,
R	Tsatisfied with favour,|and full with the|blessing of the LORD:|possess thou the west|and the south.|33:24 And of Asher he|said, Let Asher be|blessed with children;|let him be acceptable|to his brethren, and|let him dip his foot in|oil.|33:25 Thy shoes shall|be iron and brass;
R	Tand as thy days, so|shall thy strength be.|33:26 There is none|like unto the God of|Jeshurun, who rideth|upon the heaven in|thy help, and in his|excellency on the sky.|33:27 The eternal God|is thy refuge, and|underneath are the|everlasting arms: and|he shall thrust out|the enemy from
R	Tbefore thee; and shall|say, Destroy them.|33:28 Israel then|shall dwell in safety|alone: the fountain of|Jacob shall be upon a|land of corn and wine;|also his heavens shall|drop down dew.|33:29 Happy art thou,|O Israel: who is like|unto thee, O people|saved by the LORD,|the shield of thy help,
R	Tand who is the sword|of thy excellency! and|thine enemies shall be|found liars unto thee;|and thou shalt tread|upon their high|places.||34:1 And Moses went|up from the plains of|Moab unto the|mountain of Nebo, to|the top of Pisgah, that|is over against
R	TJericho. And the LORD|shewed him all the|land of Gilead, unto|Dan,|34:2 And all Naphtali,|and the land of|Ephraim, and|Manasseh, and all the|land of Judah, unto|the utmost sea,|34:3 And the south,|and the plain of the|valley of Jericho, the|city of palm trees,
R	Tunto Zoar.|34:4 And the LORD said|unto him, This is the|land which I sware|unto Abraham, unto|Isaac, and unto Jacob,|saying, I will give it|unto thy seed: I have|caused thee to see it|with thine eyes, but|thou shalt not go|over thither.|34:5 So Moses the|servant of the LORD
R	Tdied there in the land|of Moab, according to|the word of the LORD.|34:6 And he buried him|in a valley in the land|of Moab, over against|Bethpeor: but no man|knoweth of his|sepulchre unto this|day.|34:7 And Moses was an|hundred and twenty|years old when he|died: his eye was not
R	Tdim, nor his natural|force abated.|34:8 And the children|of Israel wept for|Moses in the plains of|Moab thirty days: so|the days of weeping|and mourning for|Moses were ended.|34:9 And Joshua the|son of Nun was full of|the spirit of wisdom;|for Moses had laid his|hands upon him: and
R	Tthe children of Israel|hearkened unto him,|and did as the LORD|commanded Moses.|34:10 And there arose|not a prophet since in|Israel like unto Moses,|whom the LORD knew|face to face,|34:11 In all the signs|and the wonders,|which the LORD sent|him to do in the land|of Egypt to Pharaoh,
R	Tand to all his|servants, and to all|his land,|34:12 And in all that|mighty hand, and in all|the great terror|which Moses shewed in|the sight of all Israel.
R	K2;The Book of|Joshua	T||1:1 Now after the|death of Moses the|servant of the LORD it|came to pass, that the|LORD spake unto|Joshua the son of|Nun, Moses' minister,|saying,|1:2 Moses my servant|is dead; now|therefore arise, go
R	Tover this Jordan,|thou, and all this|people, unto the land|which I do give to|them, even to the|children of Israel.|1:3 Every place that|the sole of your foot|shall tread upon, that|have I given unto you,|as I said unto Moses.|1:4 From the|wilderness and this|Lebanon even unto
R	Tthe great river, the|river Euphrates, all|the land of the|Hittites, and unto the|great sea toward the|going down of the sun,|shall be your coast.|1:5 There shall not|any man be able to|stand before thee all|the days of thy life:|as I was with Moses,|so I will be with thee: I|will not fail thee, nor
R	Tforsake thee.|1:6 Be strong and of|a good courage: for|unto this people shalt|thou divide for an|inheritance the land,|which I sware unto|their fathers to give|them.|1:7 Only be thou|strong and very|courageous, that thou|mayest observe to do|according to all the
R	Tlaw, which Moses my|servant commanded|thee: turn not from it|to the right hand or|to the left, that thou|mayest prosper|whithersoever thou|goest.|1:8 This book of the|law shall not depart|out of thy mouth; but|thou shalt meditate|therein day and night,|that thou mayest
R	Tobserve to do|according to all that|is written therein: for|then thou shalt make|thy way prosperous,|and then thou shalt|have good success.|1:9 Have not I|commanded thee? Be|strong and of a good|courage; be not|afraid, neither be|thou dismayed: for the|LORD thy God is with
R	Tthee whithersoever|thou goest.|1:10 Then Joshua|commanded the|officers of the|people, saying,|1:11 Pass through the|host, and command the|people, saying,|Prepare you victuals;|for within three days|ye shall pass over|this Jordan, to go in|to possess the land,
R	Twhich the LORD your|God giveth you to|possess it.|1:12 And to the|Reubenites, and to the|Gadites, and to half|the tribe of Manasseh,|spake Joshua, saying,|1:13 Remember the|word which Moses the|servant of the LORD|commanded you,|saying, The LORD your|God hath given you
R	Trest, and hath given|you this land.|1:14 Your wives, your|little ones, and your|cattle, shall remain in|the land which Moses|gave you on this side|Jordan; but ye shall|pass before your|brethren armed, all|the mighty men of|valour, and help them;|1:15 Until the LORD|have given your
R	Tbrethren rest, as he|hath given you, and|they also have|possessed the land|which the LORD your|God giveth them: then|ye shall return unto|the land of your|possession, and enjoy|it, which Moses the|LORD's servant gave|you on this side|Jordan toward the|sunrising.
R	T1:16 And they|answered Joshua,|saying, All that thou|commandest us we will|do, and whithersoever|thou sendest us, we|will go.|1:17 According as we|hearkened unto Moses|in all things, so will we|hearken unto thee:|only the LORD thy God|be with thee, as he|was with Moses.
R	T1:18 Whosoever he be|that doth rebel|against thy|commandment, and will|not hearken unto thy|words in all that thou|commandest him, he|shall be put to death:|only be strong and of|a good courage.||2:1 And Joshua the|son of Nun sent out|of Shittim two men to
R	Tspy secretly, saying,|Go view the land, even|Jericho. And they|went, and came into an|harlot's house, named|Rahab, and lodged|there.|2:2 And it was told the|king of Jericho,|saying, Behold, there|came men in hither to|night of the children|of Israel to search|out the country.
R	T2:3 And the king of|Jericho sent unto|Rahab, saying, Bring|forth the men that|are come to thee,|which are entered into|thine house: for they|be come to search out|all the country.|2:4 And the woman|took the two men, and|hid them, and said|thus, There came men|unto me, but I wist not
R	Twhence they were:|2:5 And it came to|pass about the time of|shutting of the gate,|when it was dark, that|the men went out:|whither the men went I|wot not: pursue after|them quickly; for ye|shall overtake them.|2:6 But she had|brought them up to|the roof of the house,|and hid them with the
R	Tstalks of flax, which|she had laid in order|upon the roof.|2:7 And the men|pursued after them|the way to Jordan|unto the fords: and|as soon as they which|pursued after them|were gone out, they|shut the gate.|2:8 And before they|were laid down, she|came up unto them
R	Tupon the roof;|2:9 And she said unto|the men, I know that|the LORD hath given|you the land, and that|your terror is fallen|upon us, and that all|the inhabitants of the|land faint because of|you.|2:10 For we have|heard how the LORD|dried up the water of|the Red sea for you,
R	Twhen ye came out of|Egypt; and what ye did|unto the two kings of|the Amorites, that|were on the other|side Jordan, Sihon and|Og, whom ye utterly|destroyed.|2:11 And as soon as|we had heard these|things, our hearts did|melt, neither did there|remain any more|courage in any man,
R	Tbecause of you: for|the LORD your God, he|is God in heaven|above, and in earth|beneath.|2:12 Now therefore, I|pray you, swear unto|me by the LORD, since|I have shewed you|kindness, that ye will|also shew kindness|unto my father's|house, and give me a|true token:
R	T2:13 And that ye will|save alive my father,|and my mother, and my|brethren, and my|sisters, and all that|they have, and deliver|our lives from death.|2:14 And the men|answered her, Our life|for yours, if ye utter|not this our business.|And it shall be, when|the LORD hath given|us the land, that we
R	Twill deal kindly and|truly with thee.|2:15 Then she let them|down by a cord|through the window:|for her house was|upon the town wall,|and she dwelt upon|the wall.|2:16 And she said unto|them, Get you to the|mountain, lest the|pursuers meet you;|and hide yourselves
R	Tthere three days,|until the pursuers be|returned: and|afterward may ye go|your way.|2:17 And the men said|unto her, We will be|blameless of this thine|oath which thou hast|made us swear.|2:18 Behold, when we|come into the land,|thou shalt bind this|line of scarlet thread
R	Tin the window which|thou didst let us down|by: and thou shalt|bring thy father, and|thy mother, and thy|brethren, and all thy|father's household,|home unto thee.|2:19 And it shall be,|that whosoever shall|go out of the doors|of thy house into the|street, his blood shall|be upon his head, and
R	Twe will be guiltless:|and whosoever shall|be with thee in the|house, his blood shall|be on our head, if any|hand be upon him.|2:20 And if thou utter|this our business,|then we will be quit of|thine oath which thou|hast made us to|swear.|2:21 And she said,|According unto your
R	Twords, so be it. And|she sent them away,|and they departed:|and she bound the|scarlet line in the|window.|2:22 And they went,|and came unto the|mountain, and abode|there three days,|until the pursuers|were returned: and|the pursuers sought|them throughout all
R	Tthe way, but found|them not.|2:23 So the two men|returned, and|descended from the|mountain, and passed|over, and came to|Joshua the son of|Nun, and told him all|things that befell|them:|2:24 And they said|unto Joshua, Truly|the LORD hath
R	Tdelivered into our|hands all the land; for|even all the|inhabitants of the|country do faint|because of us.||3:1 And Joshua rose|early in the morning;|and they removed|from Shittim, and came|to Jordan, he and all|the children of Israel,|and lodged there
R	Tbefore they passed|over.|3:2 And it came to|pass after three|days, that the|officers went through|the host;|3:3 And they|commanded the people,|saying, When ye see|the ark of the|covenant of the LORD|your God, and the|priests the Levites
R	Tbearing it, then ye|shall remove from|your place, and go|after it.|3:4 Yet there shall be|a space between you|and it, about two|thousand cubits by|measure: come not|near unto it, that ye|may know the way by|which ye must go: for|ye have not passed|this way heretofore.
R	T3:5 And Joshua said|unto the people,|Sanctify yourselves:|for to morrow the|LORD will do wonders|among you.|3:6 And Joshua spake|unto the priests,|saying, Take up the|ark of the covenant,|and pass over before|the people. And they|took up the ark of the|covenant, and went
R	Tbefore the people.|3:7 And the LORD said|unto Joshua, This day|will I begin to magnify|thee in the sight of all|Israel, that they may|know that, as I was|with Moses, so I will be|with thee.|3:8 And thou shalt|command the priests|that bear the ark of|the covenant, saying,|When ye are come to
R	Tthe brink of the water|of Jordan, ye shall|stand still in Jordan.|3:9 And Joshua said|unto the children of|Israel, Come hither,|and hear the words|of the LORD your God.|3:10 And Joshua said,|Hereby ye shall know|that the living God is|among you, and that|he will without fail|drive out from before
R	Tyou the Canaanites,|and the Hittites, and|the Hivites, and the|Perizzites, and the|Girgashites, and the|Amorites, and the|Jebusites.|3:11 Behold, the ark|of the covenant of|the LORD of all the|earth passeth over|before you into|Jordan.|3:12 Now therefore
R	Ttake you twelve men|out of the tribes of|Israel, out of every|tribe a man.|3:13 And it shall come|to pass, as soon as|the soles of the feet|of the priests that|bear the ark of the|LORD, the LORD of all|the earth, shall rest|in the waters of|Jordan, that the|waters of Jordan
R	Tshall be cut off from|the waters that come|down from above; and|they shall stand upon|an heap.|3:14 And it came to|pass, when the people|removed from their|tents, to pass over|Jordan, and the|priests bearing the|ark of the covenant|before the people;|3:15 And as they that
R	Tbare the ark were|come unto Jordan, and|the feet of the|priests that bare the|ark were dipped in the|brim of the water, (for|Jordan overfloweth|all his banks all the|time of harvest,)|3:16 That the waters|which came down from|above stood and rose|up upon an heap very|far from the city
R	TAdam, that is beside|Zaretan: and those|that came down toward|the sea of the plain,|even the salt sea,|failed, and were cut|off: and the people|passed over right|against Jericho.|3:17 And the priests|that bare the ark of|the covenant of the|LORD stood firm on|dry ground in the
R	Tmidst of Jordan, and|all the Israelites|passed over on dry|ground, until all the|people were passed|clean over Jordan.||4:1 And it came to|pass, when all the|people were clean|passed over Jordan,|that the LORD spake|unto Joshua, saying,|4:2 Take you twelve
R	Tmen out of the people,|out of every tribe a|man,|4:3 And command ye|them, saying, Take you|hence out of the midst|of Jordan, out of the|place where the|priests' feet stood|firm, twelve stones,|and ye shall carry|them over with you,|and leave them in the|lodging place, where
R	Tye shall lodge this|night.|4:4 Then Joshua|called the twelve men,|whom he had prepared|of the children of|Israel, out of every|tribe a man:|4:5 And Joshua said|unto them, Pass over|before the ark of the|LORD your God into|the midst of Jordan,|and take you up
R	Tevery man of you a|stone upon his|shoulder, according|unto the number of|the tribes of the|children of Israel:|4:6 That this may be a|sign among you, that|when your children|ask their fathers in|time to come, saying,|What mean ye by these|stones?|4:7 Then ye shall
R	Tanswer them, That the|waters of Jordan|were cut off before|the ark of the|covenant of the LORD;|when it passed over|Jordan, the waters of|Jordan were cut off:|and these stones|shall be for a|memorial unto the|children of Israel for|ever.|4:8 And the children
R	Tof Israel did so as|Joshua commanded,|and took up twelve|stones out of the|midst of Jordan, as|the LORD spake unto|Joshua, according to|the number of the|tribes of the children|of Israel, and carried|them over with them|unto the place where|they lodged, and laid|them down there.
R	T4:9 And Joshua set up|twelve stones in the|midst of Jordan, in the|place where the feet|of the priests which|bare the ark of the|covenant stood: and|they are there unto|this day.|4:10 For the priests|which bare the ark|stood in the midst of|Jordan, until|everything was
R	Tfinished that the LORD|commanded Joshua to|speak unto the people,|according to all that|Moses commanded|Joshua: and the|people hasted and|passed over.|4:11 And it came to|pass, when all the|people were clean|passed over, that the|ark of the LORD|passed over, and the
R	Tpriests, in the|presence of the|people.|4:12 And the children|of Reuben, and the|children of Gad, and|half the tribe of|Manasseh, passed|over armed before|the children of Israel,|as Moses spake unto|them:|4:13 About forty|thousand prepared
R	Tfor war passed over|before the LORD unto|battle, to the plains of|Jericho.|4:14 On that day the|LORD magnified Joshua|in the sight of all|Israel; and they|feared him, as they|feared Moses, all the|days of his life.|4:15 And the LORD|spake unto Joshua,|saying,
R	T4:16 Command the|priests that bear the|ark of the testimony,|that they come up out|of Jordan.|4:17 Joshua|therefore commanded|the priests, saying,|Come ye up out of|Jordan.|4:18 And it came to|pass, when the priests|that bare the ark of|the covenant of the
R	TLORD were come up|out of the midst of|Jordan, and the soles|of the priests' feet|were lifted up unto|the dry land, that the|waters of Jordan|returned unto their|place, and flowed|over all his banks, as|they did before.|4:19 And the people|came up out of|Jordan on the tenth
R	Tday of the first month,|and encamped in Gilgal,|in the east border of|Jericho.|4:20 And those twelve|stones, which they|took out of Jordan,|did Joshua pitch in|Gilgal.|4:21 And he spake|unto the children of|Israel, saying, When|your children shall|ask their fathers in
R	Ttime to come, saying,|What mean these|stones?|4:22 Then ye shall let|your children know,|saying, Israel came|over this Jordan on|dry land.|4:23 For the LORD|your God dried up the|waters of Jordan|from before you, until|ye were passed over,|as the LORD your God
R	Tdid to the Red sea,|which he dried up|from before us, until|we were gone over:|4:24 That all the|people of the earth|might know the hand of|the LORD, that it is|mighty: that ye might|fear the LORD your|God for ever.||5:1 And it came to|pass, when all the
R	Tkings of the Amorites,|which were on the side|of Jordan westward,|and all the kings of|the Canaanites, which|were by the sea,|heard that the LORD|had dried up the|waters of Jordan|from before the|children of Israel,|until we were passed|over, that their heart|melted, neither was
R	Tthere spirit in them|any more, because of|the children of Israel.|5:2 At that time the|LORD said unto|Joshua, Make thee|sharp knives, and|circumcise again the|children of Israel the|second time.|5:3 And Joshua made|him sharp knives, and|circumcised the|children of Israel at
R	Tthe hill of the|foreskins.|5:4 And this is the|cause why Joshua did|circumcise: All the|people that came out|of Egypt, that were|males, even all the|men of war, died in the|wilderness by the way,|after they came out|of Egypt.|5:5 Now all the people|that came out were
R	Tcircumcised: but all|the people that were|born in the wilderness|by the way as they|came forth out of|Egypt, them they had|not circumcised.|5:6 For the children|of Israel walked forty|years in the|wilderness, till all the|people that were men|of war, which came out|of Egypt, were
R	Tconsumed, because|they obeyed not the|voice of the LORD:|unto whom the LORD|sware that he would|not shew them the|land, which the LORD|sware unto their|fathers that he would|give us, a land that|floweth with milk and|honey.|5:7 And their children,|whom he raised up in
R	Ttheir stead, them|Joshua circumcised:|for they were|uncircumcised,|because they had not|circumcised them by|the way.|5:8 And it came to|pass, when they had|done circumcising all|the people, that they|abode in their places|in the camp, till they|were whole.
R	T5:9 And the LORD said|unto Joshua, This day|have I rolled away the|reproach of Egypt|from off you.|Wherefore the name|of the place is called|Gilgal unto this day.|5:10 And the children|of Israel encamped in|Gilgal, and kept the|passover on the|fourteenth day of the|month at even in the
R	Tplains of Jericho.|5:11 And they did eat|of the old corn of the|land on the morrow|after the passover,|unleavened cakes, and|parched corn in the|selfsame day.|5:12 And the manna|ceased on the morrow|after they had eaten|of the old corn of the|land; neither had the|children of Israel
R	Tmanna any more; but|they did eat of the|fruit of the land of|Canaan that year.|5:13 And it came to|pass, when Joshua|was by Jericho, that|he lifted up his eyes|and looked, and,|behold, there stood a|man over against him|with his sword drawn|in his hand: and|Joshua went unto him,
R	Tand said unto him, Art|thou for us, or for|our adversaries?|5:14 And he said, Nay;|but as captain of the|host of the LORD am I|now come. And Joshua|fell on his face to the|earth, and did worship,|and said unto him, What|saith my Lord unto his|servant?|5:15 And the captain|of the LORD's host
R	Tsaid unto Joshua,|Loose thy shoe from|off thy foot; for the|place whereon thou|standest is holy. And|Joshua did so.||6:1 Now Jericho was|straitly shut up|because of the|children of Israel:|none went out, and|none came in.|6:2 And the LORD said
R	Tunto Joshua, See, I|have given into thine|hand Jericho, and the|king thereof, and the|mighty men of valour.|6:3 And ye shall|compass the city, all|ye men of war, and go|round about the city|once. Thus shalt thou|do six days.|6:4 And seven priests|shall bear before the|ark seven trumpets of
R	Trams' horns: and the|seventh day ye shall|compass the city|seven times, and the|priests shall blow with|the trumpets.|6:5 And it shall come|to pass, that when|they make a long blast|with the ram's horn,|and when ye hear the|sound of the trumpet,|all the people shall|shout with a great
R	Tshout; and the wall of|the city shall fall|down flat, and the|people shall ascend|up every man straight|before him.|6:6 And Joshua the|son of Nun called the|priests, and said unto|them, Take up the ark|of the covenant, and|let seven priests|bear seven trumpets|of rams' horns before
R	Tthe ark of the LORD.|6:7 And he said unto|the people, Pass on,|and compass the city,|and let him that is|armed pass on before|the ark of the LORD.|6:8 And it came to|pass, when Joshua|had spoken unto the|people, that the seven|priests bearing the|seven trumpets of|rams' horns passed
R	Ton before the LORD,|and blew with the|trumpets: and the ark|of the covenant of|the LORD followed|them.|6:9 And the armed men|went before the|priests that blew with|the trumpets, and the|rereward came after|the ark, the priests|going on, and blowing|with the trumpets.
R	T6:10 And Joshua had|commanded the people,|saying, Ye shall not|shout, nor make any|noise with your voice,|neither shall any word|proceed out of your|mouth, until the day I|bid you shout; then|shall ye shout.|6:11 So the ark of the|LORD compassed the|city, going about it|once: and they came
R	Tinto the camp, and|lodged in the camp.|6:12 And Joshua rose|early in the morning,|and the priests took|up the ark of the|LORD.|6:13 And seven|priests bearing seven|trumpets of rams'|horns before the ark|of the LORD went on|continually, and blew|with the trumpets: and
R	Tthe armed men went|before them; but the|rereward came after|the ark of the LORD,|the priests going on,|and blowing with the|trumpets.|6:14 And the second|day they compassed|the city once, and|returned into the|camp: so they did six|days.|6:15 And it came to
R	Tpass on the seventh|day, that they rose|early about the|dawning of the day,|and compassed the|city after the same|manner seven times:|only on that day they|compassed the city|seven times.|6:16 And it came to|pass at the seventh|time, when the priests|blew with the trumpets,
R	TJoshua said unto the|people, Shout; for the|LORD hath given you|the city.|6:17 And the city shall|be accursed, even it,|and all that are|therein, to the LORD:|only Rahab the harlot|shall live, she and all|that are with her in|the house, because|she hid the|messengers that we
R	Tsent.|6:18 And ye, in any|wise keep yourselves|from the accursed|thing, lest ye make|yourselves accursed,|when ye take of the|accursed thing, and|make the camp of|Israel a curse, and|trouble it.|6:19 But all the silver,|and gold, and vessels|of brass and iron,
R	Tare consecrated unto|the LORD: they shall|come into the|treasury of the LORD.|6:20 So the people|shouted when the|priests blew with the|trumpets: and it came|to pass, when the|people heard the|sound of the trumpet,|and the people|shouted with a great|shout, that the wall
R	Tfell down flat, so that|the people went up|into the city, every|man straight before|him, and they took the|city.|6:21 And they utterly|destroyed all that was|in the city, both man|and woman, young and|old, and ox, and|sheep, and ass, with|the edge of the|sword.
R	T6:22 But Joshua had|said unto the two men|that had spied out the|country, Go into the|harlot's house, and|bring out thence the|woman, and all that|she hath, as ye sware|unto her.|6:23 And the young|men that were spies|went in, and brought|out Rahab, and her|father, and her
R	Tmother, and her|brethren, and all that|she had; and they|brought out all her|kindred, and left them|without the camp of|Israel.|6:24 And they burnt|the city with fire, and|all that was therein:|only the silver, and|the gold, and the|vessels of brass and|of iron, they put into
R	Tthe treasury of the|house of the LORD.|6:25 And Joshua|saved Rahab the|harlot alive, and her|father's household,|and all that she had;|and she dwelleth in|Israel even unto this|day; because she hid|the messengers, which|Joshua sent to spy|out Jericho.|6:26 And Joshua
R	Tadjured them at that|time, saying, Cursed be|the man before the|LORD, that riseth up|and buildeth this city|Jericho: he shall lay|the foundation|thereof in his|firstborn, and in his|youngest son shall he|set up the gates of it.|6:27 So the LORD was|with Joshua; and his|fame was noised
R	Tthroughout all the|country.||7:1 But the children of|Israel committed a|trespass in the|accursed thing: for|Achan, the son of|Carmi, the son of|Zabdi, the son of|Zerah, of the tribe of|Judah, took of the|accursed thing: and|the anger of the LORD
R	Twas kindled against|the children of Israel.|7:2 And Joshua sent|men from Jericho to|Ai, which is beside|Bethaven, on the east|of Bethel, and spake|unto them, saying, Go|up and view the|country. And the men|went up and viewed Ai.|7:3 And they returned|to Joshua, and said|unto him, Let not all
R	Tthe people go up; but|let about two or three|thousand men go up|and smite Ai; and make|not all the people to|labour thither; for|they are but few.|7:4 So there went up|thither of the people|about three thousand|men: and they fled|before the men of Ai.|7:5 And the men of Ai|smote of them about
R	Tthirty and six men: for|they chased them|from before the gate|even unto Shebarim,|and smote them in the|going down: wherefore|the hearts of the|people melted, and|became as water.|7:6 And Joshua rent|his clothes, and fell to|the earth upon his|face before the ark|of the LORD until the
R	Teventide, he and the|elders of Israel, and|put dust upon their|heads.|7:7 And Joshua said,|Alas, O LORD God,|wherefore hast thou|at all brought this|people over Jordan,|to deliver us into the|hand of the Amorites,|to destroy us? would|to God we had been|content, and dwelt on
R	Tthe other side Jordan!|7:8 O LORD, what shall|I say, when Israel|turneth their backs|before their enemies!|7:9 For the Canaanites|and all the inhabitants|of the land shall hear|of it, and shall|environ us round, and|cut off our name from|the earth: and what|wilt thou do unto thy|great name?
R	T7:10 And the LORD said|unto Joshua, Get thee|up; wherefore liest|thou thus upon thy|face?|7:11 Israel hath|sinned, and they have|also transgressed my|covenant which I|commanded them: for|they have even taken|of the accursed thing,|and have also stolen,|and dissembled also,
R	Tand they have put it|even among their own|stuff.|7:12 Therefore the|children of Israel|could not stand|before their enemies,|but turned their|backs before their|enemies, because they|were accursed:|neither will I be with|you any more, except|ye destroy the
R	Taccursed from among|you.|7:13 Up, sanctify the|people, and say,|Sanctify yourselves|against to morrow: for|thus saith the LORD|God of Israel, There|is an accursed thing|in the midst of thee, O|Israel: thou canst not|stand before thine|enemies, until ye take|away the accursed
R	Tthing from among you.|7:14 In the morning|therefore ye shall be|brought according to|your tribes: and it|shall be, that the tribe|which the LORD taketh|shall come according|to the families|thereof; and the|family which the LORD|shall take shall come|by households; and|the household which
R	Tthe LORD shall take|shall come man by man.|7:15 And it shall be,|that he that is taken|with the accursed|thing shall be burnt|with fire, he and all|that he hath: because|he hath transgressed|the covenant of the|LORD, and because he|hath wrought folly in|Israel.|7:16 So Joshua rose
R	Tup early in the|morning, and brought|Israel by their tribes;|and the tribe of|Judah was taken:|7:17 And he brought|the family of Judah;|and he took the family|of the Zarhites: and|he brought the family|of the Zarhites man|by man; and Zabdi was|taken:|7:18 And he brought
R	This household man by|man; and Achan, the|son of Carmi, the son|of Zabdi, the son of|Zerah, of the tribe of|Judah, was taken.|7:19 And Joshua said|unto Achan, My son,|give, I pray thee,|glory to the LORD God|of Israel, and make|confession unto him;|and tell me now what|thou hast done; hide it
R	Tnot from me.|7:20 And Achan|answered Joshua, and|said, Indeed I have|sinned against the|LORD God of Israel,|and thus and thus|have I done:|7:21 When I saw among|the spoils a goodly|Babylonish garment,|and two hundred|shekels of silver, and|a wedge of gold of
R	Tfifty shekels weight,|then I coveted them,|and took them; and,|behold, they are hid in|the earth in the midst|of my tent, and the|silver under it.|7:22 So Joshua sent|messengers, and they|ran unto the tent; and,|behold, it was hid in|his tent, and the|silver under it.|7:23 And they took
R	Tthem out of the midst|of the tent, and|brought them unto|Joshua, and unto all|the children of Israel,|and laid them out|before the LORD.|7:24 And Joshua, and|all Israel with him, took|Achan the son of|Zerah, and the silver,|and the garment, and|the wedge of gold, and|his sons, and his
R	Tdaughters, and his|oxen, and his asses,|and his sheep, and his|tent, and all that he|had: and they brought|them unto the valley|of Achor.|7:25 And Joshua said,|Why hast thou|troubled us? the LORD|shall trouble thee this|day. And all Israel|stoned him with stones,|and burned them with
R	Tfire, after they had|stoned them with|stones.|7:26 And they raised|over him a great heap|of stones unto this|day. So the LORD|turned from the|fierceness of his|anger. Wherefore the|name of that place|was called, The valley|of Achor, unto this|day.
R	T8:1 And the LORD said|unto Joshua, Fear not,|neither be thou|dismayed: take all the|people of war with|thee, and arise, go up|to Ai: see, I have given|into thy hand the king|of Ai, and his people,|and his city, and his|land:|8:2 And thou shalt do|to Ai and her king as|thou didst unto
R	TJericho and her king:|only the spoil thereof,|and the cattle|thereof, shall ye take|for a prey unto|yourselves: lay thee|an ambush for the|city behind it.|8:3 So Joshua arose,|and all the people of|war, to go up against|Ai: and Joshua chose|out thirty thousand|mighty men of valour,
R	Tand sent them away by|night.|8:4 And he commanded|them, saying, Behold,|ye shall lie in wait|against the city, even|behind the city: go not|very far from the|city, but be ye all|ready:|8:5 And I, and all the|people that are with|me, will approach unto|the city: and it shall
R	Tcome to pass, when|they come out against|us, as at the first,|that we will flee|before them,|8:6 (For they will come|out after us) till we|have drawn them from|the city; for they will|say, They flee before|us, as at the first:|therefore we will flee|before them.|8:7 Then ye shall rise
R	Tup from the ambush,|and seize upon the|city: for the LORD|your God will deliver it|into your hand.|8:8 And it shall be,|when ye have taken|the city, that ye shall|set the city on fire:|according to the|commandment of the|LORD shall ye do. See,|I have commanded you.|8:9 Joshua therefore
R	Tsent them forth: and|they went to lie in|ambush, and abode|between Bethel and Ai,|on the west side of Ai:|but Joshua lodged|that night among the|people.|8:10 And Joshua rose|up early in the|morning, and numbered|the people, and went|up, he and the elders|of Israel, before the
R	Tpeople to Ai.|8:11 And all the|people, even the|people of war that|were with him, went up,|and drew nigh, and|came before the city,|and pitched on the|north side of Ai: now|there was a valley|between them and Ai.|8:12 And he took|about five thousand|men, and set them to
R	Tlie in ambush between|Bethel and Ai, on the|west side of the city.|8:13 And when they|had set the people,|even all the host that|was on the north of|the city, and their|liers in wait on the|west of the city,|Joshua went that night|into the midst of the|valley.|8:14 And it came to
R	Tpass, when the king of|Ai saw it, that they|hasted and rose up|early, and the men of|the city went out|against Israel to|battle, he and all his|people, at a time|appointed, before the|plain; but he wist not|that there were liers|in ambush against him|behind the city.|8:15 And Joshua and
R	Tall Israel made as if|they were beaten|before them, and fled|by the way of the|wilderness.|8:16 And all the|people that were in Ai|were called together|to pursue after them:|and they pursued|after Joshua, and|were drawn away from|the city.|8:17 And there was
R	Tnot a man left in Ai or|Bethel, that went not|out after Israel: and|they left the city|open, and pursued|after Israel.|8:18 And the LORD said|unto Joshua, Stretch|out the spear that is|in thy hand toward Ai;|for I will give it into|thine hand. And|Joshua stretched out|the spear that he had
R	Tin his hand toward the|city.|8:19 And the ambush|arose quickly out of|their place, and they|ran as soon as he|had stretched out his|hand: and they|entered into the city,|and took it, and|hasted and set the|city on fire.|8:20 And when the men|of Ai looked behind
R	Tthem, they saw, and,|behold, the smoke of|the city ascended up|to heaven, and they|had no power to flee|this way or that way:|and the people that|fled to the wilderness|turned back upon the|pursuers.|8:21 And when Joshua|and all Israel saw|that the ambush had|taken the city, and
R	Tthat the smoke of the|city ascended, then|they turned again, and|slew the men of Ai.|8:22 And the other|issued out of the city|against them; so they|were in the midst of|Israel, some on this|side, and some on that|side: and they smote|them, so that they let|none of them remain|or escape.
R	T8:23 And the king of Ai|they took alive, and|brought him to Joshua.|8:24 And it came to|pass, when Israel had|made an end of|slaying all the|inhabitants of Ai in the|field, in the wilderness|wherein they chased|them, and when they|were all fallen on the|edge of the sword,|until they were
R	Tconsumed, that all the|Israelites returned|unto Ai, and smote it|with the edge of the|sword.|8:25 And so it was,|that all that fell that|day, both of men and|women, were twelve|thousand, even all the|men of Ai.|8:26 For Joshua drew|not his hand back,|wherewith he
R	Tstretched out the|spear, until he had|utterly destroyed all|the inhabitants of Ai.|8:27 Only the cattle|and the spoil of that|city Israel took for a|prey unto themselves,|according unto the|word of the LORD|which he commanded|Joshua.|8:28 And Joshua burnt|Ai, and made it an heap
R	Tfor ever, even a|desolation unto this|day.|8:29 And the king of Ai|he hanged on a tree|until eventide: and as|soon as the sun was|down, Joshua|commanded that they|should take his|carcase down from|the tree, and cast it|at the entering of the|gate of the city, and
R	Traise thereon a great|heap of stones, that|remaineth unto this|day.|8:30 Then Joshua built|an altar unto the|LORD God of Israel in|mount Ebal,|8:31 As Moses the|servant of the LORD|commanded the|children of Israel, as|it is written in the|book of the law of
R	TMoses, an altar of|whole stones, over|which no man hath lift|up any iron: and they|offered thereon|burnt offerings unto|the LORD, and|sacrificed peace|offerings.|8:32 And he wrote|there upon the stones|a copy of the law of|Moses, which he wrote|in the presence of
R	Tthe children of Israel.|8:33 And all Israel,|and their elders, and|officers, and their|judges, stood on this|side the ark and on|that side before the|priests the Levites,|which bare the ark of|the covenant of the|LORD, as well the|stranger, as he that|was born among them;|half of them over
R	Tagainst mount Gerizim,|and half of them over|against mount Ebal; as|Moses the servant of|the LORD had|commanded before,|that they should bless|the people of Israel.|8:34 And afterward he|read all the words of|the law, the blessings|and cursings,|according to all that|is written in the book
R	Tof the law.|8:35 There was not a|word of all that Moses|commanded, which|Joshua read not|before all the|congregation of|Israel, with the women,|and the little ones,|and the strangers|that were conversant|among them.||9:1 And it came to
R	Tpass, when all the|kings which were on|this side Jordan, in|the hills, and in the|valleys, and in all the|coasts of the great|sea over against|Lebanon, the Hittite,|and the Amorite, the|Canaanite, the|Perizzite, the Hivite,|and the Jebusite,|heard thereof;|9:2 That they
R	Tgathered themselves|together, to fight with|Joshua and with|Israel, with one|accord.|9:3 And when the|inhabitants of Gibeon|heard what Joshua|had done unto Jericho|and to Ai,|9:4 They did work|wilily, and went and|made as if they had|been ambassadors,
R	Tand took old sacks|upon their asses, and|wine bottles, old, and|rent, and bound up;|9:5 And old shoes and|clouted upon their|feet, and old garments|upon them; and all the|bread of their|provision was dry and|mouldy.|9:6 And they went to|Joshua unto the camp|at Gilgal, and said unto
R	Thim, and to the men of|Israel, We be come|from a far country:|now therefore make|ye a league with us.|9:7 And the men of|Israel said unto the|Hivites, Peradventure|ye dwell among us; and|how shall we make a|league with you?|9:8 And they said unto|Joshua, We are thy|servants. And Joshua
R	Tsaid unto them, Who|are ye? and from|whence come ye?|9:9 And they said unto|him, From a very far|country thy servants|are come because of|the name of the LORD|thy God: for we have|heard the fame of him,|and all that he did in|Egypt,|9:10 And all that he|did to the two kings of
R	Tthe Amorites, that|were beyond Jordan,|to Sihon king of|Heshbon, and to Og|king of Bashan, which|was at Ashtaroth.|9:11 Wherefore our|elders and all the|inhabitants of our|country spake to us,|saying, Take victuals|with you for the|journey, and go to|meet them, and say
R	Tunto them, We are|your servants:|therefore now make|ye a league with us.|9:12 This our bread|we took hot for our|provision out of our|houses on the day we|came forth to go unto|you; but now, behold, it|is dry, and it is|mouldy:|9:13 And these bottles|of wine, which we filled,
R	Twere new; and, behold,|they be rent: and|these our garments|and our shoes are|become old by reason|of the very long|journey.|9:14 And the men took|of their victuals, and|asked not counsel at|the mouth of the LORD.|9:15 And Joshua made|peace with them, and|made a league with
R	Tthem, to let them live:|and the princes of|the congregation|sware unto them.|9:16 And it came to|pass at the end of|three days after they|had made a league|with them, that they|heard that they were|their neighbours, and|that they dwelt among|them.|9:17 And the children
R	Tof Israel journeyed,|and came unto their|cities on the third day.|Now their cities were|Gibeon, and Chephirah,|and Beeroth, and|Kirjathjearim.|9:18 And the children|of Israel smote them|not, because the|princes of the|congregation had|sworn unto them by|the LORD God of
R	TIsrael. And all the|congregation|murmured against the|princes.|9:19 But all the|princes said unto all|the congregation, We|have sworn unto them|by the LORD God of|Israel: now therefore|we may not touch them.|9:20 This we will do to|them; we will even let|them live, lest wrath
R	Tbe upon us, because|of the oath which we|sware unto them.|9:21 And the princes|said unto them, Let|them live; but let them|be hewers of wood|and drawers of water|unto all the|congregation; as the|princes had promised|them.|9:22 And Joshua|called for them, and
R	The spake unto them,|saying, Wherefore|have ye beguiled us,|saying, We are very|far from you; when ye|dwell among us?|9:23 Now therefore ye|are cursed, and there|shall none of you be|freed from being|bondmen, and hewers|of wood and drawers|of water for the|house of my God.
R	T9:24 And they|answered Joshua, and|said, Because it was|certainly told thy|servants, how that the|LORD thy God|commanded his|servant Moses to give|you all the land, and|to destroy all the|inhabitants of the land|from before you,|therefore we were|sore afraid of our
R	Tlives because of you,|and have done this|thing.|9:25 And now, behold,|we are in thine hand:|as it seemeth good|and right unto thee to|do unto us, do.|9:26 And so did he|unto them, and|delivered them out of|the hand of the|children of Israel,|that they slew them
R	Tnot.|9:27 And Joshua made|them that day hewers|of wood and drawers|of water for the|congregation, and for|the altar of the LORD,|even unto this day, in|the place which he|should choose.||10:1 Now it came to|pass, when Adonizedec|king of Jerusalem had
R	Theard how Joshua had|taken Ai, and had|utterly destroyed it;|as he had done to|Jericho and her king,|so he had done to Ai|and her king; and how|the inhabitants of|Gibeon had made|peace with Israel, and|were among them;|10:2 That they feared|greatly, because|Gibeon was a great
R	Tcity, as one of the|royal cities, and|because it was|greater than Ai, and|all the men thereof|were mighty.|10:3 Wherefore|Adonizedec king of|Jerusalem, sent unto|Hoham king of Hebron,|and unto Piram king of|Jarmuth, and unto|Japhia king of Lachish,|and unto Debir king of
R	TEglon, saying,|10:4 Come up unto me,|and help me, that we|may smite Gibeon: for|it hath made peace|with Joshua and with|the children of Israel.|10:5 Therefore the|five kings of the|Amorites, the king of|Jerusalem, the king of|Hebron, the king of|Jarmuth, the king of|Lachish, the king of
R	TEglon, gathered|themselves together,|and went up, they and|all their hosts, and|encamped before|Gibeon, and made war|against it.|10:6 And the men of|Gibeon sent unto|Joshua to the camp to|Gilgal, saying, Slack|not thy hand from thy|servants; come up to|us quickly, and save
R	Tus, and help us: for|all the kings of the|Amorites that dwell in|the mountains are|gathered together|against us.|10:7 So Joshua|ascended from Gilgal,|he, and all the people|of war with him, and all|the mighty men of|valour.|10:8 And the LORD said|unto Joshua, Fear
R	Tthem not: for I have|delivered them into|thine hand; there shall|not a man of them|stand before thee.|10:9 Joshua|therefore came unto|them suddenly, and|went up from Gilgal all|night.|10:10 And the LORD|discomfited them|before Israel, and|slew them with a great
R	Tslaughter at Gibeon,|and chased them|along the way that|goeth up to|Bethhoron, and smote|them to Azekah, and|unto Makkedah.|10:11 And it came to|pass, as they fled|from before Israel,|and were in the going|down to Bethhoron,|that the LORD cast|down great stones
R	Tfrom heaven upon|them unto Azekah, and|they died: they were|more which died with|hailstones than they|whom the children of|Israel slew with the|sword.|10:12 Then spake|Joshua to the LORD in|the day when the LORD|delivered up the|Amorites before the|children of Israel,
R	Tand he said in the|sight of Israel, Sun,|stand thou still upon|Gibeon; and thou, Moon,|in the valley of|Ajalon.|10:13 And the sun|stood still, and the|moon stayed, until the|people had avenged|themselves upon their|enemies. Is not this|written in the book of|Jasher? So the sun
R	Tstood still in the midst|of heaven, and hasted|not to go down about|a whole day.|10:14 And there was|no day like that|before it or after it,|that the LORD|hearkened unto the|voice of a man: for|the LORD fought for|Israel.|10:15 And Joshua|returned, and all
R	TIsrael with him, unto|the camp to Gilgal.|10:16 But these five|kings fled, and hid|themselves in a cave|at Makkedah.|10:17 And it was told|Joshua, saying, The|five kings are found|hid in a cave at|Makkedah.|10:18 And Joshua said,|Roll great stones|upon the mouth of the
R	Tcave, and set men by|it for to keep them:|10:19 And stay ye not,|but pursue after|your enemies, and|smite the hindmost of|them; suffer them not|to enter into their|cities: for the LORD|your God hath|delivered them into|your hand.|10:20 And it came to|pass, when Joshua
R	Tand the children of|Israel had made an|end of slaying them|with a very great|slaughter, till they|were consumed, that|the rest which|remained of them|entered into fenced|cities.|10:21 And all the|people returned to|the camp to Joshua at|Makkedah in peace:
R	Tnone moved his tongue|against any of the|children of Israel.|10:22 Then said|Joshua, Open the|mouth of the cave,|and bring out those|five kings unto me out|of the cave.|10:23 And they did so,|and brought forth|those five kings unto|him out of the cave,|the king of Jerusalem,
R	Tthe king of Hebron,|the king of Jarmuth,|the king of Lachish,|and the king of Eglon.|10:24 And it came to|pass, when they|brought out those|kings unto Joshua,|that Joshua called|for all the men of|Israel, and said unto|the captains of the|men of war which went|with him, Come near,
R	Tput your feet upon|the necks of these|kings. And they came|near, and put their|feet upon the necks|of them.|10:25 And Joshua said|unto them, Fear not,|nor be dismayed, be|strong and of good|courage: for thus|shall the LORD do to|all your enemies|against whom ye fight.
R	T10:26 And afterward|Joshua smote them,|and slew them, and|hanged them on five|trees: and they were|hanging upon the|trees until the|evening.|10:27 And it came to|pass at the time of|the going down of the|sun, that Joshua|commanded, and they|took them down off
R	Tthe trees, and cast|them into the cave|wherein they had been|hid, and laid great|stones in the cave's|mouth, which remain|until this very day.|10:28 And that day|Joshua took Makkedah,|and smote it with the|edge of the sword,|and the king thereof|he utterly destroyed,|them, and all the souls
R	Tthat were therein; he|let none remain: and|he did to the king of|Makkedah as he did|unto the king of|Jericho.|10:29 Then Joshua|passed from|Makkedah, and all|Israel with him, unto|Libnah, and fought|against Libnah:|10:30 And the LORD|delivered it also, and
R	Tthe king thereof, into|the hand of Israel;|and he smote it with|the edge of the|sword, and all the|souls that were|therein; he let none|remain in it; but did|unto the king thereof|as he did unto the|king of Jericho.|10:31 And Joshua|passed from Libnah,|and all Israel with him,
R	Tunto Lachish, and|encamped against it,|and fought against it:|10:32 And the LORD|delivered Lachish into|the hand of Israel,|which took it on the|second day, and smote|it with the edge of the|sword, and all the|souls that were|therein, according to|all that he had done|to Libnah.
R	T10:33 Then Horam king|of Gezer came up to|help Lachish; and|Joshua smote him and|his people, until he|had left him none|remaining.|10:34 And from|Lachish Joshua|passed unto Eglon,|and all Israel with him;|and they encamped|against it, and fought|against it:
R	T10:35 And they took it|on that day, and smote|it with the edge of the|sword, and all the|souls that were|therein he utterly|destroyed that day,|according to all that|he had done to|Lachish.|10:36 And Joshua went|up from Eglon, and all|Israel with him, unto|Hebron; and they
R	Tfought against it:|10:37 And they took it,|and smote it with the|edge of the sword,|and the king thereof,|and all the cities|thereof, and all the|souls that were|therein; he left none|remaining, according|to all that he had|done to Eglon; but|destroyed it utterly,|and all the souls that
R	Twere therein.|10:38 And Joshua|returned, and all|Israel with him, to|Debir; and fought|against it:|10:39 And he took it,|and the king thereof,|and all the cities|thereof; and they|smote them with the|edge of the sword,|and utterly destroyed|all the souls that
R	Twere therein; he left|none remaining: as he|had done to Hebron,|so he did to Debir, and|to the king thereof; as|he had done also to|Libnah, and to her|king.|10:40 So Joshua smote|all the country of the|hills, and of the south,|and of the vale, and|of the springs, and all|their kings: he left
R	Tnone remaining, but|utterly destroyed all|that breathed, as the|LORD God of Israel|commanded.|10:41 And Joshua|smote them from|Kadeshbarnea even|unto Gaza, and all the|country of Goshen,|even unto Gibeon.|10:42 And all these|kings and their land|did Joshua take at
R	Tone time, because the|LORD God of Israel|fought for Israel.|10:43 And Joshua|returned, and all|Israel with him, unto|the camp to Gilgal.||11:1 And it came to|pass, when Jabin king|of Hazor had heard|those things, that he|sent to Jobab king of|Madon, and to the king
R	Tof Shimron, and to the|king of Achshaph,|11:2 And to the kings|that were on the|north of the|mountains, and of the|plains south of|Chinneroth, and in the|valley, and in the|borders of Dor on|the west,|11:3 And to the|Canaanite on the east|and on the west, and
R	Tto the Amorite, and the|Hittite, and the|Perizzite, and the|Jebusite in the|mountains, and to the|Hivite under Hermon in|the land of Mizpeh.|11:4 And they went|out, they and all their|hosts with them, much|people, even as the|sand that is upon the|sea shore in multitude,|with horses and
R	Tchariots very many.|11:5 And when all|these kings were met|together, they came|and pitched together|at the waters of|Merom, to fight against|Israel.|11:6 And the LORD said|unto Joshua, Be not|afraid because of|them: for to morrow|about this time will I|deliver them up all
R	Tslain before Israel:|thou shalt hough their|horses, and burn|their chariots with|fire.|11:7 So Joshua came,|and all the people of|war with him, against|them by the waters of|Merom suddenly; and|they fell upon them.|11:8 And the LORD|delivered them into|the hand of Israel,
R	Twho smote them, and|chased them unto|great Zidon, and unto|Misrephothmaim, and|unto the valley of|Mizpeh eastward; and|they smote them, until|they left them none|remaining.|11:9 And Joshua did|unto them as the LORD|bade him: he houghed|their horses, and|burnt their chariots
R	Twith fire.|11:10 And Joshua at|that time turned back,|and took Hazor, and|smote the king thereof|with the sword: for|Hazor beforetime was|the head of all those|kingdoms.|11:11 And they smote|all the souls that|were therein with the|edge of the sword,|utterly destroying
R	Tthem: there was not|any left to breathe:|and he burnt Hazor|with fire.|11:12 And all the cities|of those kings, and all|the kings of them, did|Joshua take, and|smote them with the|edge of the sword,|and he utterly|destroyed them, as|Moses the servant of|the LORD commanded.
R	T11:13 But as for the|cities that stood still|in their strength,|Israel burned none of|them, save Hazor only;|that did Joshua burn.|11:14 And all the spoil|of these cities, and|the cattle, the|children of Israel|took for a prey unto|themselves; but every|man they smote with|the edge of the
R	Tsword, until they had|destroyed them,|neither left they any|to breathe.|11:15 As the LORD|commanded Moses his|servant, so did Moses|command Joshua, and|so did Joshua; he left|nothing undone of all|that the LORD|commanded Moses.|11:16 So Joshua took|all that land, the hills,
R	Tand all the south|country, and all the|land of Goshen, and|the valley, and the|plain, and the mountain|of Israel, and the|valley of the same;|11:17 Even from the|mount Halak, that|goeth up to Seir, even|unto Baalgad in the|valley of Lebanon|under mount Hermon:|and all their kings he
R	Ttook, and smote them,|and slew them.|11:18 Joshua made|war a long time with all|those kings.|11:19 There was not a|city that made peace|with the children of|Israel, save the|Hivites the inhabitants|of Gibeon: all other|they took in battle.|11:20 For it was of|the LORD to harden
R	Ttheir hearts, that they|should come against|Israel in battle, that|he might destroy them|utterly, and that they|might have no favour,|but that he might|destroy them, as the|LORD commanded|Moses.|11:21 And at that time|came Joshua, and cut|off the Anakims from|the mountains, from
R	THebron, from Debir,|from Anab, and from|all the mountains of|Judah, and from all|the mountains of|Israel: Joshua|destroyed them|utterly with their|cities.|11:22 There was none|of the Anakims left in|the land of the|children of Israel:|only in Gaza, in Gath,
R	Tand in Ashdod, there|remained.|11:23 So Joshua took|the whole land,|according to all that|the LORD said unto|Moses; and Joshua|gave it for an|inheritance unto|Israel according to|their divisions by their|tribes. And the land|rested from war.|
R	T12:1 Now these are|the kings of the land,|which the children of|Israel smote, and|possessed their land|on the other side|Jordan toward the|rising of the sun, from|the river Arnon unto|mount Hermon, and all|the plain on the east:|12:2 Sihon king of the|Amorites, who dwelt in|Heshbon, and ruled
R	Tfrom Aroer, which is|upon the bank of the|river Arnon, and from|the middle of the|river, and from half|Gilead, even unto the|river Jabbok, which is|the border of the|children of Ammon;|12:3 And from the|plain to the sea of|Chinneroth on the|east, and unto the sea|of the plain, even the
R	Tsalt sea on the east,|the way to|Bethjeshimoth; and|from the south, under|Ashdothpisgah:|12:4 And the coast of|Og king of Bashan,|which was of the|remnant of the giants,|that dwelt at|Ashtaroth and at|Edrei,|12:5 And reigned in|mount Hermon, and in
R	TSalcah, and in all|Bashan, unto the|border of the|Geshurites and the|Maachathites, and half|Gilead, the border of|Sihon king of Heshbon.|12:6 Them did Moses|the servant of the|LORD and the children|of Israel smite: and|Moses the servant of|the LORD gave it for a|possession unto the
R	TReubenites, and the|Gadites, and the half|tribe of Manasseh.|12:7 And these are|the kings of the|country which Joshua|and the children of|Israel smote on this|side Jordan on the|west, from Baalgad in|the valley of Lebanon|even unto the mount|Halak, that goeth up to|Seir; which Joshua
R	Tgave unto the tribes|of Israel for a|possession according|to their divisions;|12:8 In the mountains,|and in the valleys, and|in the plains, and in|the springs, and in the|wilderness, and in the|south country; the|Hittites, the Amorites,|and the Canaanites,|the Perizzites, the|Hivites, and the
R	TJebusites:|12:9 The king of|Jericho, one; the king|of Ai, which is beside|Bethel, one;|12:10 The king of|Jerusalem, one; the|king of Hebron, one;|12:11 The king of|Jarmuth, one; the king|of Lachish, one;|12:12 The king of|Eglon, one; the king of|Gezer, one;
R	T12:13 The king of|Debir, one; the king of|Geder, one;|12:14 The king of|Hormah, one; the king|of Arad, one;|12:15 The king of|Libnah, one; the king|of Adullam, one;|12:16 The king of|Makkedah, one; the|king of Bethel, one;|12:17 The king of|Tappuah, one; the king
R	Tof Hepher, one;|12:18 The king of|Aphek, one; the king of|Lasharon, one;|12:19 The king of|Madon, one; the king of|Hazor, one;|12:20 The king of|Shimronmeron, one; the|king of Achshaph, one;|12:21 The king of|Taanach, one; the king|of Megiddo, one;|12:22 The king of
R	TKedesh, one; the king|of Jokneam of Carmel,|one;|12:23 The king of Dor|in the coast of Dor,|one; the king of the|nations of Gilgal, one;|12:24 The king of|Tirzah, one: all the|kings thirty and one.||13:1 Now Joshua was|old and stricken in|years; and the LORD
R	Tsaid unto him, Thou art|old and stricken in|years, and there|remaineth yet very|much land to be|possessed.|13:2 This is the land|that yet remaineth: all|the borders of the|Philistines, and all|Geshuri,|13:3 From Sihor, which|is before Egypt, even|unto the borders of
R	TEkron northward,|which is counted to|the Canaanite: five|lords of the|Philistines; the|Gazathites, and the|Ashdothites, the|Eshkalonites, the|Gittites, and the|Ekronites; also the|Avites:|13:4 From the south,|all the land of the|Canaanites, and
R	TMearah that is beside|the Sidonians unto|Aphek, to the borders|of the Amorites:|13:5 And the land of|the Giblites, and all|Lebanon, toward the|sunrising, from|Baalgad under mount|Hermon unto the|entering into Hamath.|13:6 All the inhabitants|of the hill country|from Lebanon unto
R	TMisrephothmaim, and all|the Sidonians, them will|I drive out from|before the children|of Israel: only divide|thou it by lot unto the|Israelites for an|inheritance, as I have|commanded thee.|13:7 Now therefore|divide this land for an|inheritance unto the|nine tribes, and the|half tribe of
R	TManasseh,|13:8 With whom the|Reubenites and the|Gadites have received|their inheritance,|which Moses gave|them, beyond Jordan|eastward, even as|Moses the servant of|the LORD gave them;|13:9 From Aroer, that|is upon the bank of|the river Arnon, and|the city that is in the
R	Tmidst of the river, and|all the plain of Medeba|unto Dibon;|13:10 And all the cities|of Sihon king of the|Amorites, which|reigned in Heshbon,|unto the border of|the children of Ammon;|13:11 And Gilead, and|the border of the|Geshurites and|Maachathites, and all|mount Hermon, and all
R	TBashan unto Salcah;|13:12 All the kingdom|of Og in Bashan, which|reigned in Ashtaroth|and in Edrei, who|remained of the|remnant of the giants:|for these did Moses|smite, and cast them|out.|13:13 Nevertheless|the children of Israel|expelled not the|Geshurites, nor the
R	TMaachathites: but the|Geshurites and the|Maachathites dwell|among the Israelites|until this day.|13:14 Only unto the|tribes of Levi he gave|none inheritance; the|sacrifices of the LORD|God of Israel made by|fire are their|inheritance, as he said|unto them.|13:15 And Moses gave
R	Tunto the tribe of the|children of Reuben|inheritance according|to their families.|13:16 And their coast|was from Aroer, that|is on the bank of the|river Arnon, and the|city that is in the midst|of the river, and all|the plain by Medeba;|13:17 Heshbon, and all|her cities that are in|the plain; Dibon, and
R	TBamothbaal, and|Bethbaalmeon,|13:18 And Jahaza, and|Kedemoth, and|Mephaath,|13:19 And Kirjathaim,|and Sibmah, and|Zarethshahar in the|mount of the valley,|13:20 And Bethpeor,|and Ashdothpisgah,|and Bethjeshimoth,|13:21 And all the cities|of the plain, and all
R	Tthe kingdom of Sihon|king of the Amorites,|which reigned in|Heshbon, whom Moses|smote with the princes|of Midian, Evi, and|Rekem, and Zur, and|Hur, and Reba, which|were dukes of Sihon,|dwelling in the|country.|13:22 Balaam also the|son of Beor, the|soothsayer, did the
R	Tchildren of Israel|slay with the sword|among them that were|slain by them.|13:23 And the border|of the children of|Reuben was Jordan,|and the border|thereof. This was the|inheritance of the|children of Reuben|after their families,|the cities and the|villages thereof.
R	T13:24 And Moses gave|inheritance unto the|tribe of Gad, even|unto the children of|Gad according to their|families.|13:25 And their coast|was Jazer, and all the|cities of Gilead, and|half the land of the|children of Ammon,|unto Aroer that is|before Rabbah;|13:26 And from
R	THeshbon unto|Ramathmizpeh, and|Betonim; and from|Mahanaim unto the|border of Debir;|13:27 And in the|valley, Betharam, and|Bethnimrah, and|Succoth, and Zaphon,|the rest of the|kingdom of Sihon king|of Heshbon, Jordan|and his border, even|unto the edge of the
R	Tsea of Chinnereth on|the other side Jordan|eastward.|13:28 This is the|inheritance of the|children of Gad after|their families, the|cities, and their|villages.|13:29 And Moses gave|inheritance unto the|half tribe of|Manasseh: and this|was the possession of
R	Tthe half tribe of the|children of Manasseh|by their families.|13:30 And their coast|was from Mahanaim, all|Bashan, all the|kingdom of Og king of|Bashan, and all the|towns of Jair, which|are in Bashan,|threescore cities:|13:31 And half Gilead,|and Ashtaroth, and|Edrei, cities of the
R	Tkingdom of Og in|Bashan, were|pertaining unto the|children of Machir the|son of Manasseh,|even to the one half|of the children of|Machir by their|families.|13:32 These are the|countries which Moses|did distribute for|inheritance in the|plains of Moab, on the
R	Tother side Jordan, by|Jericho, eastward.|13:33 But unto the|tribe of Levi Moses|gave not any|inheritance: the LORD|God of Israel was|their inheritance, as|he said unto them.||14:1 And these are|the countries which|the children of Israel|inherited in the land
R	Tof Canaan, which|Eleazar the priest,|and Joshua the son|of Nun, and the heads|of the fathers of the|tribes of the children|of Israel, distributed|for inheritance to|them.|14:2 By lot was their|inheritance, as the|LORD commanded by|the hand of Moses,|for the nine tribes,
R	Tand for the half tribe.|14:3 For Moses had|given the inheritance|of two tribes and an|half tribe on the|other side Jordan: but|unto the Levites he|gave none inheritance|among them.|14:4 For the children|of Joseph were two|tribes, Manasseh and|Ephraim: therefore|they gave no part
R	Tunto the Levites in the|land, save cities to|dwell in, with their|suburbs for their|cattle and for their|substance.|14:5 As the LORD|commanded Moses, so|the children of Israel|did, and they divided|the land.|14:6 Then the children|of Judah came unto|Joshua in Gilgal: and
R	TCaleb the son of|Jephunneh the|Kenezite said unto him,|Thou knowest the|thing that the LORD|said unto Moses the|man of God|concerning me and|thee in Kadeshbarnea.|14:7 Forty years old|was I when Moses the|servant of the LORD|sent me from|Kadeshbarnea to espy
R	Tout the land; and I|brought him word|again as it was in mine|heart.|14:8 Nevertheless my|brethren that went up|with me made the heart|of the people melt: but|I wholly followed the|LORD my God.|14:9 And Moses sware|on that day, saying,|Surely the land|whereon thy feet
R	Thave trodden shall be|thine inheritance, and|thy children's for|ever, because thou|hast wholly followed|the LORD my God.|14:10 And now, behold,|the LORD hath kept me|alive, as he said,|these forty and five|years, even since the|LORD spake this word|unto Moses, while the|children of Israel
R	Twandered in the|wilderness: and now,|lo, I am this day|fourscore and five|years old.|14:11 As yet I am as|strong this day as I|was in the day that|Moses sent me: as my|strength was then,|even so is my|strength now, for war,|both to go out, and to|come in.
R	T14:12 Now therefore|give me this mountain,|whereof the LORD|spake in that day; for|thou heardest in that|day how the Anakims|were there, and that|the cities were great|and fenced: if so be|the LORD will be with|me, then I shall be|able to drive them out,|as the LORD said.|14:13 And Joshua
R	Tblessed him, and gave|unto Caleb the son of|Jephunneh Hebron|for an inheritance.|14:14 Hebron|therefore became the|inheritance of Caleb|the son of Jephunneh|the Kenezite unto this|day, because that he|wholly followed the|LORD God of Israel.|14:15 And the name of|Hebron before was
R	TKirjatharba; which|Arba was a great man|among the Anakims.|And the land had rest|from war.||15:1 This then was the|lot of the tribe of the|children of Judah by|their families; even to|the border of Edom|the wilderness of Zin|southward was the|uttermost part of the
R	Tsouth coast.|15:2 And their south|border was from the|shore of the salt sea,|from the bay that|looketh southward:|15:3 And it went out to|the south side to|Maalehacrabbim, and|passed along to Zin,|and ascended up on|the south side unto|Kadeshbarnea, and|passed along to
R	THezron, and went up|to Adar, and fetched|a compass to Karkaa:|15:4 From thence it|passed toward Azmon,|and went out unto the|river of Egypt; and|the goings out of that|coast were at the sea:|this shall be your|south coast.|15:5 And the east|border was the salt|sea, even unto the
R	Tend of Jordan. And|their border in the|north quarter was|from the bay of the|sea at the uttermost|part of Jordan:|15:6 And the border|went up to Bethhogla,|and passed along by|the north of|Betharabah; and the|border went up to the|stone of Bohan the|son of Reuben:
R	T15:7 And the border|went up toward Debir|from the valley of|Achor, and so|northward, looking|toward Gilgal, that is|before the going up|to Adummim, which is on|the south side of the|river: and the border|passed toward the|waters of Enshemesh,|and the goings out|thereof were at
R	TEnrogel:|15:8 And the border|went up by the valley|of the son of Hinnom|unto the south side of|the Jebusite; the same|is Jerusalem: and the|border went up to the|top of the mountain|that lieth before the|valley of Hinnom|westward, which is at|the end of the valley|of the giants
R	Tnorthward:|15:9 And the border|was drawn from the|top of the hill unto|the fountain of the|water of Nephtoah,|and went out to the|cities of mount|Ephron; and the|border was drawn to|Baalah, which is|Kirjathjearim:|15:10 And the border|compassed from
R	TBaalah westward unto|mount Seir, and|passed along unto the|side of mount Jearim,|which is Chesalon, on|the north side, and|went down to|Bethshemesh, and|passed on to Timnah:|15:11 And the border|went out unto the side|of Ekron northward:|and the border was|drawn to Shicron, and
R	Tpassed along to mount|Baalah, and went out|unto Jabneel; and the|goings out of the|border were at the|sea.|15:12 And the west|border was to the|great sea, and the|coast thereof. This is|the coast of the|children of Judah|round about|according to their
R	Tfamilies.|15:13 And unto Caleb|the son of Jephunneh|he gave a part among|the children of Judah,|according to the|commandment of the|LORD to Joshua, even|the city of Arba the|father of Anak, which|city is Hebron.|15:14 And Caleb drove|thence the three sons|of Anak, Sheshai, and
R	TAhiman, and Talmai, the|children of Anak.|15:15 And he went up|thence to the|inhabitants of Debir:|and the name of Debir|before was|Kirjathsepher.|15:16 And Caleb said,|He that smiteth|Kirjathsepher, and|taketh it, to him will I|give Achsah my|daughter to wife.
R	T15:17 And Othniel the|son of Kenaz, the|brother of Caleb, took|it: and he gave him|Achsah his daughter|to wife.|15:18 And it came to|pass, as she came|unto him, that she|moved him to ask of|her father a field:|and she lighted off|her ass; and Caleb|said unto her, What
R	Twouldest thou?|15:19 Who answered,|Give me a blessing; for|thou hast given me a|south land; give me|also springs of water.|And he gave her the|upper springs, and|the nether springs.|15:20 This is the|inheritance of the|tribe of the children|of Judah according to|their families.
R	T15:21 And the|uttermost cities of the|tribe of the children|of Judah toward the|coast of Edom|southward were|Kabzeel, and Eder,|and Jagur,|15:22 And Kinah, and|Dimonah, and Adadah,|15:23 And Kedesh, and|Hazor, and Ithnan,|15:24 Ziph, and Telem,|and Bealoth,
R	T15:25 And Hazor,|Hadattah, and Kerioth,|and Hezron, which is|Hazor,|15:26 Amam, and Shema,|and Moladah,|15:27 And|Hazargaddah, and|Heshmon, and|Bethpalet,|15:28 And Hazarshual,|and Beersheba, and|Bizjothjah,|15:29 Baalah, and Iim,
R	Tand Azem,|15:30 And Eltolad, and|Chesil, and Hormah,|15:31 And Ziklag, and|Madmannah, and|Sansannah,|15:32 And Lebaoth,|and Shilhim, and Ain,|and Rimmon: all the|cities are twenty and|nine, with their|villages:|15:33 And in the|valley, Eshtaol, and
R	TZoreah, and Ashnah,|15:34 And Zanoah, and|Engannim, Tappuah,|and Enam,|15:35 Jarmuth, and|Adullam, Socoh, and|Azekah,|15:36 And Sharaim, and|Adithaim, and Gederah,|and Gederothaim;|fourteen cities with|their villages:|15:37 Zenan, and|Hadashah, and
R	TMigdalgad,|15:38 And Dilean, and|Mizpeh, and Joktheel,|15:39 Lachish, and|Bozkath, and Eglon,|15:40 And Cabbon, and|Lahmam, and Kithlish,|15:41 And Gederoth,|Bethdagon, and|Naamah, and Makkedah;|sixteen cities with|their villages:|15:42 Libnah, and|Ether, and Ashan,
R	T15:43 And Jiphtah, and|Ashnah, and Nezib,|15:44 And Keilah, and|Achzib, and Mareshah;|nine cities with their|villages:|15:45 Ekron, with her|towns and her|villages:|15:46 From Ekron|even unto the sea, all|that lay near Ashdod,|with their villages:|15:47 Ashdod with her
R	Ttowns and her|villages, Gaza with her|towns and her|villages, unto the|river of Egypt, and|the great sea, and the|border thereof:|15:48 And in the|mountains, Shamir, and|Jattir, and Socoh,|15:49 And Dannah, and|Kirjathsannah, which|is Debir,|15:50 And Anab, and
R	TEshtemoh, and Anim,|15:51 And Goshen, and|Holon, and Giloh;|eleven cities with their|villages:|15:52 Arab, and Dumah,|and Eshean,|15:53 And Janum, and|Bethtappuah, and|Aphekah,|15:54 And Humtah, and|Kirjatharba, which is|Hebron, and Zior; nine|cities with their
R	Tvillages:|15:55 Maon, Carmel,|and Ziph, and Juttah,|15:56 And Jezreel,|and Jokdeam, and|Zanoah,|15:57 Cain, Gibeah, and|Timnah; ten cities with|their villages:|15:58 Halhul, Bethzur,|and Gedor,|15:59 And Maarath,|and Bethanoth, and|Eltekon; six cities with
R	Ttheir villages:|15:60 Kirjathbaal,|which is Kirjathjearim,|and Rabbah; two cities|with their villages:|15:61 In the|wilderness,|Betharabah, Middin,|and Secacah,|15:62 And Nibshan, and|the city of Salt, and|Engedi; six cities with|their villages.|15:63 As for the
R	TJebusites the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem, the|children of Judah|could not drive them|out; but the Jebusites|dwell with the children|of Judah at Jerusalem|unto this day.||16:1 And the lot of the|children of Joseph|fell from Jordan by|Jericho, unto the
R	Twater of Jericho on|the east, to the|wilderness that goeth|up from Jericho|throughout mount|Bethel,|16:2 And goeth out|from Bethel to Luz,|and passeth along|unto the borders of|Archi to Ataroth,|16:3 And goeth down|westward to the coast|of Japhleti, unto the
R	Tcoast of Bethhoron|the nether, and to|Gezer; and the goings|out thereof are at|the sea.|16:4 So the children|of Joseph, Manasseh|and Ephraim, took|their inheritance.|16:5 And the border|of the children of|Ephraim according to|their families was thus:|even the border of
R	Ttheir inheritance on|the east side was|Atarothaddar, unto|Bethhoron the upper;|16:6 And the border|went out toward the|sea to Michmethah on|the north side; and|the border went about|eastward unto|Taanathshiloh, and|passed by it on the|east to Janohah;|16:7 And it went down
R	Tfrom Janohah to|Ataroth, and to|Naarath, and came to|Jericho, and went out|at Jordan.|16:8 The border went|out from Tappuah|westward unto the|river Kanah; and the|goings out thereof|were at the sea. This|is the inheritance of|the tribe of the|children of Ephraim by
R	Ttheir families.|16:9 And the separate|cities for the children|of Ephraim were|among the inheritance|of the children of|Manasseh, all the|cities with their|villages.|16:10 And they drave|not out the Canaanites|that dwelt in Gezer:|but the Canaanites|dwell among the
R	TEphraimites unto this|day, and serve under|tribute.||17:1 There was also a|lot for the tribe of|Manasseh; for he was|the firstborn of|Joseph; to wit, for|Machir the firstborn|of Manasseh, the|father of Gilead:|because he was a man|of war, therefore he
R	Thad Gilead and|Bashan.|17:2 There was also a|lot for the rest of|the children of|Manasseh by their|families; for the|children of Abiezer,|and for the children|of Helek, and for the|children of Asriel, and|for the children of|Shechem, and for the|children of Hepher,
R	Tand for the children|of Shemida: these|were the male children|of Manasseh the son|of Joseph by their|families.|17:3 But Zelophehad,|the son of Hepher,|the son of Gilead, the|son of Machir, the son|of Manasseh, had no|sons, but daughters:|and these are the|names of his
R	Tdaughters, Mahlah,|and Noah, Hoglah,|Milcah, and Tirzah.|17:4 And they came|near before Eleazar|the priest, and before|Joshua the son of|Nun, and before the|princes, saying, The|LORD commanded|Moses to give us an|inheritance among our|brethren. Therefore|according to the
R	Tcommandment of the|LORD he gave them an|inheritance among the|brethren of their|father.|17:5 And there fell|ten portions to|Manasseh, beside the|land of Gilead and|Bashan, which were on|the other side Jordan;|17:6 Because the|daughters of|Manasseh had an
R	Tinheritance among his|sons: and the rest of|Manasseh's sons had|the land of Gilead.|17:7 And the coast of|Manasseh was from|Asher to Michmethah,|that lieth before|Shechem; and the|border went along on|the right hand unto|the inhabitants of|Entappuah.|17:8 Now Manasseh
R	Thad the land of|Tappuah: but Tappuah|on the border of|Manasseh belonged to|the children of|Ephraim;|17:9 And the coast|descended unto the|river Kanah,|southward of the|river: these cities of|Ephraim are among the|cities of Manasseh:|the coast of
R	TManasseh also was on|the north side of the|river, and the|outgoings of it were|at the sea:|17:10 Southward it was|Ephraim's, and|northward it was|Manasseh's, and the|sea is his border; and|they met together in|Asher on the north,|and in Issachar on|the east.
R	T17:11 And Manasseh|had in Issachar and in|Asher Bethshean and|her towns, and Ibleam|and her towns, and|the inhabitants of Dor|and her towns, and|the inhabitants of|Endor and her towns,|and the inhabitants of|Taanach and her|towns, and the|inhabitants of Megiddo|and her towns, even
R	Tthree countries.|17:12 Yet the children|of Manasseh could not|drive out the|inhabitants of those|cities; but the|Canaanites would dwell|in that land.|17:13 Yet it came to|pass, when the|children of Israel|were waxen strong,|that they put the|Canaanites to tribute,
R	Tbut did not utterly|drive them out.|17:14 And the children|of Joseph spake unto|Joshua, saying, Why|hast thou given me but|one lot and one|portion to inherit,|seeing I am a great|people, forasmuch as|the LORD hath blessed|me hitherto?|17:15 And Joshua|answered them, If
R	Tthou be a great|people, then get thee|up to the wood|country, and cut down|for thyself there in|the land of the|Perizzites and of the|giants, if mount|Ephraim be too narrow|for thee.|17:16 And the children|of Joseph said, The|hill is not enough for|us: and all the
R	TCanaanites that dwell|in the land of the|valley have chariots|of iron, both they who|are of Bethshean and|her towns, and they|who are of the valley|of Jezreel.|17:17 And Joshua|spake unto the house|of Joseph, even to|Ephraim and to|Manasseh, saying,|Thou art a great
R	Tpeople, and hast|great power: thou|shalt not have one lot|only:|17:18 But the mountain|shall be thine; for it is|a wood, and thou shalt|cut it down: and the|outgoings of it shall|be thine: for thou|shalt drive out the|Canaanites, though|they have iron|chariots, and though
R	Tthey be strong.||18:1 And the whole|congregation of the|children of Israel|assembled together at|Shiloh, and set up the|tabernacle of the|congregation there.|And the land was|subdued before them.|18:2 And there|remained among the|children of Israel
R	Tseven tribes, which|had not yet received|their inheritance.|18:3 And Joshua said|unto the children of|Israel, How long are|ye slack to go to|possess the land,|which the LORD God of|your fathers hath|given you?|18:4 Give out from|among you three men|for each tribe: and I
R	Twill send them, and|they shall rise, and go|through the land, and|describe it according|to the inheritance of|them; and they shall|come again to me.|18:5 And they shall|divide it into seven|parts: Judah shall|abide in their coast on|the south, and the|house of Joseph shall|abide in their coasts
R	Ton the north.|18:6 Ye shall|therefore describe|the land into seven|parts, and bring the|description hither to|me, that I may cast|lots for you here|before the LORD our|God.|18:7 But the Levites|have no part among|you; for the|priesthood of the
R	TLORD is their|inheritance: and Gad,|and Reuben, and half|the tribe of Manasseh,|have received their|inheritance beyond|Jordan on the east,|which Moses the|servant of the LORD|gave them.|18:8 And the men|arose, and went away:|and Joshua charged|them that went to
R	Tdescribe the land,|saying, Go and walk|through the land, and|describe it, and come|again to me, that I may|here cast lots for|you before the LORD|in Shiloh.|18:9 And the men went|and passed through|the land, and|described it by cities|into seven parts in a|book, and came again
R	Tto Joshua to the host|at Shiloh.|18:10 And Joshua cast|lots for them in Shiloh|before the LORD: and|there Joshua divided|the land unto the|children of Israel|according to their|divisions.|18:11 And the lot of|the tribe of the|children of Benjamin|came up according to
R	Ttheir families: and the|coast of their lot|came forth between|the children of Judah|and the children of|Joseph.|18:12 And their|border on the north|side was from Jordan;|and the border went|up to the side of|Jericho on the north|side, and went up|through the mountains
R	Twestward; and the|goings out thereof|were at the|wilderness of|Bethaven.|18:13 And the border|went over from|thence toward Luz, to|the side of Luz, which|is Bethel, southward;|and the border|descended to|Atarothadar, near the|hill that lieth on the
R	Tsouth side of the|nether Bethhoron.|18:14 And the border|was drawn thence, and|compassed the corner|of the sea southward,|from the hill that lieth|before Bethhoron|southward; and the|goings out thereof|were at Kirjathbaal,|which is Kirjathjearim,|a city of the children|of Judah: this was the
R	Twest quarter.|18:15 And the south|quarter was from the|end of Kirjathjearim,|and the border went|out on the west, and|went out to the well of|waters of Nephtoah:|18:16 And the border|came down to the end|of the mountain that|lieth before the valley|of the son of Hinnom,|and which is in the
R	Tvalley of the giants|on the north, and|descended to the|valley of Hinnom, to|the side of Jebusi on|the south, and|descended to Enrogel,|18:17 And was drawn|from the north, and|went forth to|Enshemesh, and went|forth toward Geliloth,|which is over against|the going up of
R	TAdummim, and|descended to the|stone of Bohan the|son of Reuben,|18:18 And passed|along toward the side|over against Arabah|northward, and went|down unto Arabah:|18:19 And the border|passed along to the|side of Bethhoglah|northward: and the|outgoings of the
R	Tborder were at the|north bay of the salt|sea at the south end|of Jordan: this was|the south coast.|18:20 And Jordan was|the border of it on|the east side. This was|the inheritance of the|children of Benjamin,|by the coasts thereof|round about,|according to their|families.
R	T18:21 Now the cities of|the tribe of the|children of Benjamin|according to their|families were Jericho,|and Bethhoglah, and|the valley of Keziz,|18:22 And Betharabah,|and Zemaraim, and|Bethel,|18:23 And Avim, and|Pharah, and Ophrah,|18:24 And|Chepharhaammonai,
R	Tand Ophni, and Gaba;|twelve cities with their|villages:|18:25 Gibeon, and|Ramah, and Beeroth,|18:26 And Mizpeh, and|Chephirah, and Mozah,|18:27 And Rekem, and|Irpeel, and Taralah,|18:28 And Zelah, Eleph,|and Jebusi, which is|Jerusalem, Gibeath,|and Kirjath; fourteen|cities with their
R	Tvillages. This is the|inheritance of the|children of Benjamin|according to their|families.||19:1 And the second|lot came forth to|Simeon, even for the|tribe of the children|of Simeon according|to their families: and|their inheritance was|within the inheritance
R	Tof the children of|Judah.|19:2 And they had in|their inheritance|Beersheba, and Sheba,|and Moladah,|19:3 And Hazarshual,|and Balah, and Azem,|19:4 And Eltolad, and|Bethul, and Hormah,|19:5 And Ziklag, and|Bethmarcaboth, and|Hazarsusah,|19:6 And Bethlebaoth,
R	Tand Sharuhen;|thirteen cities and|their villages:|19:7 Ain, Remmon, and|Ether, and Ashan;|four cities and their|villages:|19:8 And all the|villages that were|round about these|cities to Baalathbeer,|Ramath of the south.|This is the inheritance|of the tribe of the
R	Tchildren of Simeon|according to their|families.|19:9 Out of the|portion of the|children of Judah was|the inheritance of the|children of Simeon:|for the part of the|children of Judah was|too much for them:|therefore the|children of Simeon had|their inheritance within
R	Tthe inheritance of|them.|19:10 And the third lot|came up for the|children of Zebulun|according to their|families: and the|border of their|inheritance was unto|Sarid:|19:11 And their|border went up|toward the sea, and|Maralah, and reached
R	Tto Dabbasheth, and|reached to the river|that is before|Jokneam;|19:12 And turned from|Sarid eastward toward|the sunrising unto the|border of|Chislothtabor, and|then goeth out to|Daberath, and goeth|up to Japhia,|19:13 And from thence|passeth on along on
R	Tthe east to|Gittahhepher, to|Ittahkazin, and goeth|out to Remmonmethoar|to Neah;|19:14 And the border|compasseth it on the|north side to|Hannathon: and the|outgoings thereof are|in the valley of|Jiphthahel:|19:15 And Kattath, and|Nahallal, and Shimron,
R	Tand Idalah, and|Bethlehem: twelve|cities with their|villages.|19:16 This is the|inheritance of the|children of Zebulun|according to their|families, these cities|with their villages.|19:17 And the fourth|lot came out to|Issachar, for the|children of Issachar
R	Taccording to their|families.|19:18 And their|border was toward|Jezreel, and|Chesulloth, and|Shunem,|19:19 And Haphraim,|and Shihon, and|Anaharath,|19:20 And Rabbith, and|Kishion, and Abez,|19:21 And Remeth, and|Engannim, and
R	TEnhaddah, and|Bethpazzez;|19:22 And the coast|reacheth to Tabor,|and Shahazimah, and|Bethshemesh; and the|outgoings of their|border were at|Jordan: sixteen cities|with their villages.|19:23 This is the|inheritance of the|tribe of the children|of Issachar
R	Taccording to their|families, the cities and|their villages.|19:24 And the fifth lot|came out for the tribe|of the children of|Asher according to|their families.|19:25 And their|border was Helkath,|and Hali, and Beten,|and Achshaph,|19:26 And Alammelech,|and Amad, and Misheal;
R	Tand reacheth to|Carmel westward, and|to Shihorlibnath;|19:27 And turneth|toward the sunrising|to Bethdagon, and|reacheth to Zebulun,|and to the valley of|Jiphthahel toward the|north side of|Bethemek, and Neiel,|and goeth out to|Cabul on the left|hand,
R	T19:28 And Hebron, and|Rehob, and Hammon,|and Kanah, even unto|great Zidon;|19:29 And then the|coast turneth to|Ramah, and to the|strong city Tyre; and|the coast turneth to|Hosah; and the|outgoings thereof are|at the sea from the|coast to Achzib:|19:30 Ummah also, and
R	TAphek, and Rehob:|twenty and two cities|with their villages.|19:31 This is the|inheritance of the|tribe of the children|of Asher according to|their families, these|cities with their|villages.|19:32 The sixth lot|came out to the|children of Naphtali,|even for the children
R	Tof Naphtali according|to their families.|19:33 And their coast|was from Heleph, from|Allon to Zaanannim,|and Adami, Nekeb, and|Jabneel, unto Lakum;|and the outgoings|thereof were at|Jordan:|19:34 And then the|coast turneth|westward to|Aznothtabor, and
R	Tgoeth out from thence|to Hukkok, and|reacheth to Zebulun|on the south side, and|reacheth to Asher on|the west side, and to|Judah upon Jordan|toward the sunrising.|19:35 And the fenced|cities are Ziddim, Zer,|and Hammath, Rakkath,|and Chinnereth,|19:36 And Adamah, and|Ramah, and Hazor,
R	T19:37 And Kedesh, and|Edrei, and Enhazor,|19:38 And Iron, and|Migdalel, Horem, and|Bethanath, and|Bethshemesh; nineteen|cities with their|villages.|19:39 This is the|inheritance of the|tribe of the children|of Naphtali according|to their families, the|cities and their
R	Tvillages.|19:40 And the seventh|lot came out for the|tribe of the children|of Dan according to|their families.|19:41 And the coast|of their inheritance|was Zorah, and|Eshtaol, and|Irshemesh,|19:42 And Shaalabbin,|and Ajalon, and|Jethlah,
R	T19:43 And Elon, and|Thimnathah, and Ekron,|19:44 And Eltekeh, and|Gibbethon, and|Baalath,|19:45 And Jehud, and|Beneberak, and|Gathrimmon,|19:46 And Mejarkon,|and Rakkon, with the|border before Japho.|19:47 And the coast|of the children of Dan|went out too little for
R	Tthem: therefore the|children of Dan went|up to fight against|Leshem, and took it,|and smote it with the|edge of the sword,|and possessed it, and|dwelt therein, and|called Leshem, Dan,|after the name of Dan|their father.|19:48 This is the|inheritance of the|tribe of the children
R	Tof Dan according to|their families, these|cities with their|villages.|19:49 When they had|made an end of|dividing the land for|inheritance by their|coasts, the children|of Israel gave an|inheritance to Joshua|the son of Nun among|them:|19:50 According to the
R	Tword of the LORD they|gave him the city which|he asked, even|Timnathserah in mount|Ephraim: and he built|the city, and dwelt|therein.|19:51 These are the|inheritances, which|Eleazar the priest,|and Joshua the son|of Nun, and the heads|of the fathers of the|tribes of the children
R	Tof Israel, divided for|an inheritance by lot|in Shiloh before the|LORD, at the door of|the tabernacle of the|congregation. So they|made an end of|dividing the country.||20:1 The LORD also|spake unto Joshua,|saying,|20:2 Speak to the|children of Israel,
R	Tsaying, Appoint out|for you cities of|refuge, whereof I|spake unto you by the|hand of Moses:|20:3 That the slayer|that killeth any|person unawares and|unwittingly may flee|thither: and they shall|be your refuge from|the avenger of blood.|20:4 And when he that|doth flee unto one of
R	Tthose cities shall|stand at the entering|of the gate of the|city, and shall declare|his cause in the ears|of the elders of that|city, they shall take|him into the city unto|them, and give him a|place, that he may|dwell among them.|20:5 And if the|avenger of blood|pursue after him, then
R	Tthey shall not deliver|the slayer up into his|hand; because he|smote his neighbour|unwittingly, and hated|him not beforetime.|20:6 And he shall dwell|in that city, until he|stand before the|congregation for|judgment, and until|the death of the high|priest that shall be in|those days: then shall
R	Tthe slayer return,|and come unto his own|city, and unto his own|house, unto the city|from whence he fled.|20:7 And they|appointed Kedesh in|Galilee in mount|Naphtali, and Shechem|in mount Ephraim, and|Kirjatharba, which is|Hebron, in the|mountain of Judah.|20:8 And on the other
R	Tside Jordan by|Jericho eastward,|they assigned Bezer|in the wilderness upon|the plain out of the|tribe of Reuben, and|Ramoth in Gilead out of|the tribe of Gad, and|Golan in Bashan out of|the tribe of Manasseh.|20:9 These were the|cities appointed for|all the children of|Israel, and for the
R	Tstranger that|sojourneth among|them, that whosoever|killeth any person at|unawares might flee|thither, and not die by|the hand of the|avenger of blood,|until he stood before|the congregation.||21:1 Then came near|the heads of the|fathers of the Levites
R	Tunto Eleazar the|priest, and unto|Joshua the son of|Nun, and unto the|heads of the fathers|of the tribes of the|children of Israel;|21:2 And they spake|unto them at Shiloh in|the land of Canaan,|saying, The LORD|commanded by the|hand of Moses to give|us cities to dwell in,
R	Twith the suburbs|thereof for our|cattle.|21:3 And the children|of Israel gave unto|the Levites out of|their inheritance, at|the commandment of|the LORD, these cities|and their suburbs.|21:4 And the lot came|out for the families of|the Kohathites: and|the children of Aaron
R	Tthe priest, which were|of the Levites, had by|lot out of the tribe of|Judah, and out of the|tribe of Simeon, and|out of the tribe of|Benjamin, thirteen|cities.|21:5 And the rest of|the children of Kohath|had by lot out of the|families of the tribe of|Ephraim, and out of|the tribe of Dan, and
R	Tout of the half tribe|of Manasseh, ten|cities.|21:6 And the children|of Gershon had by lot|out of the families of|the tribe of Issachar,|and out of the tribe|of Asher, and out of|the tribe of Naphtali,|and out of the half|tribe of Manasseh in|Bashan, thirteen cities.|21:7 The children of
R	TMerari by their|families had out of the|tribe of Reuben, and|out of the tribe of|Gad, and out of the|tribe of Zebulun,|twelve cities.|21:8 And the children|of Israel gave by lot|unto the Levites these|cities with their|suburbs, as the LORD|commanded by the|hand of Moses.
R	T21:9 And they gave|out of the tribe of the|children of Judah, and|out of the tribe of the|children of Simeon,|these cities which are|here mentioned by|name.|21:10 Which the|children of Aaron,|being of the families|of the Kohathites, who|were of the children|of Levi, had: for
R	Ttheirs was the first|lot.|21:11 And they gave|them the city of Arba|the father of Anak,|which city is Hebron, in|the hill country of|Judah, with the|suburbs thereof|round about it.|21:12 But the fields of|the city, and the|villages thereof, gave|they to Caleb the son
R	Tof Jephunneh for his|possession.|21:13 Thus they gave|to the children of|Aaron the priest|Hebron with her|suburbs, to be a city|of refuge for the|slayer; and Libnah|with her suburbs,|21:14 And Jattir with|her suburbs, and|Eshtemoa with her|suburbs,
R	T21:15 And Holon with|her suburbs, and|Debir with her|suburbs,|21:16 And Ain with her|suburbs, and Juttah|with her suburbs, and|Bethshemesh with her|suburbs; nine cities|out of those two|tribes.|21:17 And out of the|tribe of Benjamin,|Gibeon with her
R	Tsuburbs, Geba with|her suburbs,|21:18 Anathoth with|her suburbs, and|Almon with her|suburbs; four cities.|21:19 All the cities of|the children of Aaron,|the priests, were|thirteen cities with|their suburbs.|21:20 And the families|of the children of|Kohath, the Levites
R	Twhich remained of the|children of Kohath,|even they had the|cities of their lot out|of the tribe of|Ephraim.|21:21 For they gave|them Shechem with her|suburbs in mount|Ephraim, to be a city|of refuge for the|slayer; and Gezer with|her suburbs,|21:22 And Kibzaim with
R	Ther suburbs, and|Bethhoron with her|suburbs; four cities.|21:23 And out of the|tribe of Dan, Eltekeh|with her suburbs,|Gibbethon with her|suburbs,|21:24 Aijalon with her|suburbs, Gathrimmon|with her suburbs;|four cities.|21:25 And out of the|half tribe of
R	TManasseh, Tanach with|her suburbs, and|Gathrimmon with her|suburbs; two cities.|21:26 All the cities|were ten with their|suburbs for the|families of the|children of Kohath|that remained.|21:27 And unto the|children of Gershon,|of the families of the|Levites, out of the
R	Tother half tribe of|Manasseh they gave|Golan in Bashan with|her suburbs, to be a|city of refuge for the|slayer; and|Beeshterah with her|suburbs; two cities.|21:28 And out of the|tribe of Issachar,|Kishon with her|suburbs, Dabareh with|her suburbs,|21:29 Jarmuth with her
R	Tsuburbs, Engannim with|her suburbs; four|cities.|21:30 And out of the|tribe of Asher, Mishal|with her suburbs,|Abdon with her|suburbs,|21:31 Helkath with her|suburbs, and Rehob|with her suburbs;|four cities.|21:32 And out of the|tribe of Naphtali,
R	TKedesh in Galilee with|her suburbs, to be a|city of refuge for the|slayer; and|Hammothdor with her|suburbs, and Kartan|with her suburbs;|three cities.|21:33 All the cities of|the Gershonites|according to their|families were thirteen|cities with their|suburbs.
R	T21:34 And unto the|families of the|children of Merari, the|rest of the Levites,|out of the tribe of|Zebulun, Jokneam with|her suburbs, and|Kartah with her|suburbs,|21:35 Dimnah with her|suburbs, Nahalal with|her suburbs; four|cities.|21:36 And out of the
R	Ttribe of Reuben,|Bezer with her|suburbs, and Jahazah|with her suburbs,|21:37 Kedemoth with|her suburbs, and|Mephaath with her|suburbs; four cities.|21:38 And out of the|tribe of Gad, Ramoth in|Gilead with her|suburbs, to be a city|of refuge for the|slayer; and Mahanaim
R	Twith her suburbs,|21:39 Heshbon with|her suburbs, Jazer|with her suburbs;|four cities in all.|21:40 So all the cities|for the children of|Merari by their|families, which were|remaining of the|families of the Levites,|were by their lot|twelve cities.|21:41 All the cities of
R	Tthe Levites within the|possession of the|children of Israel|were forty and eight|cities with their|suburbs.|21:42 These cities|were every one with|their suburbs round|about them: thus were|all these cities.|21:43 And the LORD|gave unto Israel all|the land which he
R	Tsware to give unto|their fathers; and|they possessed it, and|dwelt therein.|21:44 And the LORD|gave them rest round|about, according to all|that he sware unto|their fathers: and|there stood not a man|of all their enemies|before them; the LORD|delivered all their|enemies into their
R	Thand.|21:45 There failed not|ought of any good|thing which the LORD|had spoken unto the|house of Israel; all|came to pass.||22:1 Then Joshua|called the Reubenites,|and the Gadites, and|the half tribe of|Manasseh,|22:2 And said unto
R	Tthem, Ye have kept all|that Moses the|servant of the LORD|commanded you, and|have obeyed my voice|in all that I commanded|you:|22:3 Ye have not left|your brethren these|many days unto this|day, but have kept the|charge of the|commandment of the|LORD your God.
R	T22:4 And now the LORD|your God hath given|rest unto your|brethren, as he|promised them:|therefore now return|ye, and get you unto|your tents, and unto|the land of your|possession, which|Moses the servant of|the LORD gave you on|the other side Jordan.|22:5 But take diligent
R	Theed to do the|commandment and the|law, which Moses the|servant of the LORD|charged you, to love|the LORD your God,|and to walk in all his|ways, and to keep his|commandments, and to|cleave unto him, and|to serve him with all|your heart and with|all your soul.|22:6 So Joshua
R	Tblessed them, and|sent them away: and|they went unto their|tents.|22:7 Now to the one|half of the tribe of|Manasseh Moses had|given possession in|Bashan: but unto the|other half thereof|gave Joshua among|their brethren on this|side Jordan westward.|And when Joshua sent
R	Tthem away also unto|their tents, then he|blessed them,|22:8 And he spake|unto them, saying,|Return with much|riches unto your|tents, and with very|much cattle, with|silver, and with gold,|and with brass, and|with iron, and with|very much raiment:|divide the spoil of
R	Tyour enemies with|your brethren.|22:9 And the children|of Reuben and the|children of Gad and|the half tribe of|Manasseh returned,|and departed from|the children of Israel|out of Shiloh, which is|in the land of Canaan,|to go unto the|country of Gilead, to|the land of their
R	Tpossession, whereof|they were possessed,|according to the word|of the LORD by the|hand of Moses.|22:10 And when they|came unto the|borders of Jordan,|that are in the land of|Canaan, the children|of Reuben and the|children of Gad and|the half tribe of|Manasseh built there
R	Tan altar by Jordan, a|great altar to see to.|22:11 And the children|of Israel heard say,|Behold, the children|of Reuben and the|children of Gad and|the half tribe of|Manasseh have built|an altar over against|the land of Canaan, in|the borders of|Jordan, at the|passage of the
R	Tchildren of Israel.|22:12 And when the|children of Israel|heard of it, the whole|congregation of the|children of Israel|gathered themselves|together at Shiloh, to|go up to war against|them.|22:13 And the children|of Israel sent unto|the children of|Reuben, and to the
R	Tchildren of Gad, and|to the half tribe of|Manasseh, into the|land of Gilead,|Phinehas the son of|Eleazar the priest,|22:14 And with him ten|princes, of each chief|house a prince|throughout all the|tribes of Israel; and|each one was an head|of the house of their|fathers among the
R	Tthousands of Israel.|22:15 And they came|unto the children of|Reuben, and to the|children of Gad, and|to the half tribe of|Manasseh, unto the|land of Gilead, and|they spake with them,|saying,|22:16 Thus saith the|whole congregation of|the LORD, What|trespass is this that
R	Tye have committed|against the God of|Israel, to turn away|this day from following|the LORD, in that ye|have builded you an|altar, that ye might|rebel this day against|the LORD?|22:17 Is the iniquity of|Peor too little for us,|from which we are not|cleansed until this|day, although there
R	Twas a plague in the|congregation of the|LORD,|22:18 But that ye must|turn away this day|from following the|LORD? and it will be,|seeing ye rebel to|day against the LORD,|that to morrow he will|be wroth with the|whole congregation of|Israel.|22:19 Notwithstanding,
R	Tif the land of your|possession be|unclean, then pass ye|over unto the land of|the possession of the|LORD, wherein the|LORD's tabernacle|dwelleth, and take|possession among us:|but rebel not against|the LORD, nor rebel|against us, in building|you an altar beside|the altar of the LORD
R	Tour God.|22:20 Did not Achan|the son of Zerah|commit a trespass in|the accursed thing,|and wrath fell on all|the congregation of|Israel? and that man|perished not alone in|his iniquity.|22:21 Then the|children of Reuben|and the children of|Gad and the half tribe
R	Tof Manasseh|answered, and said|unto the heads of the|thousands of Israel,|22:22 The LORD God of|gods, the LORD God of|gods, he knoweth, and|Israel he shall know;|if it be in rebellion, or|if in transgression|against the LORD,|(save us not this day,)|22:23 That we have|built us an altar to
R	Tturn from following|the LORD, or if to|offer thereon burnt|offering or meat|offering, or if to|offer peace offerings|thereon, let the LORD|himself require it;|22:24 And if we have|not rather done it for|fear of this thing,|saying, In time to come|your children might|speak unto our
R	Tchildren, saying, What|have ye to do with the|LORD God of Israel?|22:25 For the LORD|hath made Jordan a|border between us|and you, ye children|of Reuben and|children of Gad; ye|have no part in the|LORD: so shall your|children make our|children cease from|fearing the LORD.
R	T22:26 Therefore we|said, Let us now|prepare to build us|an altar, not for|burnt offering, nor|for sacrifice:|22:27 But that it may|be a witness between|us, and you, and our|generations after us,|that we might do the|service of the LORD|before him with our|burnt offerings, and
R	Twith our sacrifices,|and with our peace|offerings; that your|children may not say|to our children in time|to come, Ye have no|part in the LORD.|22:28 Therefore said|we, that it shall be,|when they should so|say to us or to our|generations in time to|come, that we may say|again, Behold the
R	Tpattern of the altar|of the LORD, which our|fathers made, not for|burnt offerings, nor|for sacrifices; but it|is a witness between|us and you.|22:29 God forbid that|we should rebel|against the LORD, and|turn this day from|following the LORD, to|build an altar for|burnt offerings, for
R	Tmeat offerings, or for|sacrifices, beside the|altar of the LORD our|God that is before his|tabernacle.|22:30 And when|Phinehas the priest,|and the princes of|the congregation and|heads of the|thousands of Israel|which were with him,|heard the words that|the children of
R	TReuben and the|children of Gad and|the children of|Manasseh spake, it|pleased them.|22:31 And Phinehas|the son of Eleazar|the priest said unto|the children of|Reuben, and to the|children of Gad, and|to the children of|Manasseh, This day we|perceive that the
R	TLORD is among us,|because ye have not|committed this|trespass against the|LORD: now ye have|delivered the children|of Israel out of the|hand of the LORD.|22:32 And Phinehas|the son of Eleazar|the priest, and the|princes, returned|from the children of|Reuben, and from the
R	Tchildren of Gad, out|of the land of Gilead,|unto the land of|Canaan, to the|children of Israel,|and brought them|word again.|22:33 And the thing|pleased the children|of Israel; and the|children of Israel|blessed God, and did|not intend to go up|against them in battle,
R	Tto destroy the land|wherein the children|of Reuben and Gad|dwelt.|22:34 And the children|of Reuben and the|children of Gad called|the altar Ed: for it|shall be a witness|between us that the|LORD is God.||23:1 And it came to|pass a long time after
R	Tthat the LORD had|given rest unto Israel|from all their enemies|round about, that|Joshua waxed old and|stricken in age.|23:2 And Joshua|called for all Israel,|and for their elders,|and for their heads,|and for their judges,|and for their|officers, and said|unto them, I am old
R	Tand stricken in age:|23:3 And ye have seen|all that the LORD your|God hath done unto all|these nations because|of you; for the LORD|your God is he that|hath fought for you.|23:4 Behold, I have|divided unto you by|lot these nations that|remain, to be an|inheritance for your|tribes, from Jordan,
R	Twith all the nations|that I have cut off,|even unto the great|sea westward.|23:5 And the LORD|your God, he shall|expel them from|before you, and drive|them from out of your|sight; and ye shall|possess their land, as|the LORD your God|hath promised unto|you.
R	T23:6 Be ye therefore|very courageous to|keep and to do all|that is written in the|book of the law of|Moses, that ye turn|not aside therefrom|to the right hand or|to the left;|23:7 That ye come not|among these nations,|these that remain|among you; neither|make mention of the
R	Tname of their gods,|nor cause to swear|by them, neither serve|them, nor bow|yourselves unto them:|23:8 But cleave unto|the LORD your God, as|ye have done unto|this day.|23:9 For the LORD|hath driven out from|before you great|nations and strong:|but as for you, no
R	Tman hath been able to|stand before you|unto this day.|23:10 One man of you|shall chase a|thousand: for the|LORD your God, he it is|that fighteth for you,|as he hath promised|you.|23:11 Take good heed|therefore unto|yourselves, that ye|love the LORD your
R	TGod.|23:12 Else if ye do in|any wise go back, and|cleave unto the|remnant of these|nations, even these|that remain among you,|and shall make|marriages with them,|and go in unto them,|and they to you:|23:13 Know for a|certainty that the|LORD your God will no
R	Tmore drive out any of|these nations from|before you; but they|shall be snares and|traps unto you, and|scourges in your|sides, and thorns in|your eyes, until ye|perish from off this|good land which the|LORD your God hath|given you.|23:14 And, behold, this|day I am going the way
R	Tof all the earth: and|ye know in all your|hearts and in all your|souls, that not one|thing hath failed of all|the good things which|the LORD your God|spake concerning you;|all are come to pass|unto you, and not one|thing hath failed|thereof.|23:15 Therefore it|shall come to pass,
R	Tthat as all good things|are come upon you,|which the LORD your|God promised you; so|shall the LORD bring|upon you all evil|things, until he have|destroyed you from|off this good land|which the LORD your|God hath given you.|23:16 When ye have|transgressed the|covenant of the LORD
R	Tyour God, which he|commanded you, and|have gone and served|other gods, and bowed|yourselves to them;|then shall the anger|of the LORD be kindled|against you, and ye|shall perish quickly|from off the good|land which he hath|given unto you.||24:1 And Joshua
R	Tgathered all the|tribes of Israel to|Shechem, and called|for the elders of|Israel, and for their|heads, and for their|judges, and for their|officers; and they|presented themselves|before God.|24:2 And Joshua said|unto all the people,|Thus saith the LORD|God of Israel, Your
R	Tfathers dwelt on the|other side of the|flood in old time, even|Terah, the father of|Abraham, and the|father of Nachor: and|they served other|gods.|24:3 And I took your|father Abraham from|the other side of the|flood, and led him|throughout all the|land of Canaan, and
R	Tmultiplied his seed, and|gave him Isaac.|24:4 And I gave unto|Isaac Jacob and Esau:|and I gave unto Esau|mount Seir, to possess|it; but Jacob and his|children went down|into Egypt.|24:5 I sent Moses also|and Aaron, and I|plagued Egypt,|according to that|which I did among them:
R	Tand afterward I|brought you out.|24:6 And I brought|your fathers out of|Egypt: and ye came|unto the sea; and the|Egyptians pursued|after your fathers|with chariots and|horsemen unto the|Red sea.|24:7 And when they|cried unto the LORD,|he put darkness
R	Tbetween you and the|Egyptians, and|brought the sea upon|them, and covered|them; and your eyes|have seen what I have|done in Egypt: and ye|dwelt in the wilderness|a long season.|24:8 And I brought|you into the land of|the Amorites, which|dwelt on the other|side Jordan; and they
R	Tfought with you: and I|gave them into your|hand, that ye might|possess their land;|and I destroyed them|from before you.|24:9 Then Balak the|son of Zippor, king of|Moab, arose and|warred against Israel,|and sent and called|Balaam the son of|Beor to curse you:|24:10 But I would not
R	Thearken unto Balaam;|therefore he blessed|you still: so I|delivered you out of|his hand.|24:11 And you went|over Jordan, and|came unto Jericho:|and the men of|Jericho fought|against you, the|Amorites, and the|Perizzites, and the|Canaanites, and the
R	THittites, and the|Girgashites, the|Hivites, and the|Jebusites; and I|delivered them into|your hand.|24:12 And I sent the|hornet before you,|which drave them out|from before you, even|the two kings of the|Amorites; but not with|thy sword, nor with|thy bow.
R	T24:13 And I have given|you a land for which|ye did not labour, and|cities which ye built|not, and ye dwell in|them; of the vineyards|and oliveyards which|ye planted not do ye|eat.|24:14 Now therefore|fear the LORD, and|serve him in sincerity|and in truth: and put|away the gods which
R	Tyour fathers served|on the other side of|the flood, and in|Egypt; and serve ye|the LORD.|24:15 And if it seem|evil unto you to serve|the LORD, choose you|this day whom ye will|serve; whether the|gods which your|fathers served that|were on the other|side of the flood, or
R	Tthe gods of the|Amorites, in whose|land ye dwell: but as|for me and my house,|we will serve the LORD.|24:16 And the people|answered and said,|God forbid that we|should forsake the|LORD, to serve other|gods;|24:17 For the LORD|our God, he it is that|brought us up and
R	Tour fathers out of|the land of Egypt,|from the house of|bondage, and which did|those great signs in|our sight, and|preserved us in all|the way wherein we|went, and among all|the people through|whom we passed:|24:18 And the LORD|drave out from|before us all the
R	Tpeople, even the|Amorites which dwelt in|the land: therefore|will we also serve the|LORD; for he is our|God.|24:19 And Joshua said|unto the people, Ye|cannot serve the|LORD: for he is an|holy God; he is a|jealous God; he will|not forgive your|transgressions nor
R	Tyour sins.|24:20 If ye forsake|the LORD, and serve|strange gods, then he|will turn and do you|hurt, and consume|you, after that he|hath done you good.|24:21 And the people|said unto Joshua, Nay;|but we will serve the|LORD.|24:22 And Joshua said|unto the people, Ye
R	Tare witnesses against|yourselves that ye|have chosen you the|LORD, to serve him.|And they said, We are|witnesses.|24:23 Now therefore|put away, said he, the|strange gods which|are among you, and|incline your heart|unto the LORD God of|Israel.|24:24 And the people
R	Tsaid unto Joshua, The|LORD our God will we|serve, and his voice|will we obey.|24:25 So Joshua made|a covenant with the|people that day, and|set them a statute and|an ordinance in|Shechem.|24:26 And Joshua|wrote these words in|the book of the law of|God, and took a great
R	Tstone, and set it up|there under an oak,|that was by the|sanctuary of the|LORD.|24:27 And Joshua said|unto all the people,|Behold, this stone|shall be a witness|unto us; for it hath|heard all the words|of the LORD which he|spake unto us: it shall|be therefore a
R	Twitness unto you, lest|ye deny your God.|24:28 So Joshua let|the people depart,|every man unto his|inheritance.|24:29 And it came to|pass after these|things, that Joshua|the son of Nun, the|servant of the LORD,|died, being an hundred|and ten years old.|24:30 And they buried
R	Thim in the border of|his inheritance in|Timnathserah, which is|in mount Ephraim, on|the north side of the|hill of Gaash.|24:31 And Israel|served the LORD all|the days of Joshua,|and all the days of|the elders that|overlived Joshua, and|which had known all|the works of the LORD,
R	Tthat he had done for|Israel.|24:32 And the bones|of Joseph, which the|children of Israel|brought up out of|Egypt, buried they in|Shechem, in a parcel|of ground which|Jacob bought of the|sons of Hamor the|father of Shechem|for an hundred|pieces of silver: and it
R	Tbecame the|inheritance of the|children of Joseph.|24:33 And Eleazar the|son of Aaron died;|and they buried him in|a hill that pertained to|Phinehas his son,|which was given him in|mount Ephraim.
R	K2;The Book of|Judges	T||1:1 Now after the|death of Joshua it|came to pass, that the|children of Israel|asked the LORD,|saying, Who shall go|up for us against the|Canaanites first, to|fight against them?|1:2 And the LORD said,|Judah shall go up:
R	Tbehold, I have|delivered the land into|his hand.|1:3 And Judah said|unto Simeon his|brother, Come up with|me into my lot, that we|may fight against the|Canaanites; and I|likewise will go with|thee into thy lot. So|Simeon went with him.|1:4 And Judah went up;|and the LORD
R	Tdelivered the|Canaanites and the|Perizzites into their|hand: and they slew of|them in Bezek ten|thousand men.|1:5 And they found|Adonibezek in Bezek:|and they fought|against him, and they|slew the Canaanites|and the Perizzites.|1:6 But Adonibezek|fled; and they
R	Tpursued after him,|and caught him, and|cut off his thumbs and|his great toes.|1:7 And Adonibezek|said, Threescore and|ten kings, having their|thumbs and their|great toes cut off,|gathered their meat|under my table: as I|have done, so God|hath requited me. And|they brought him to
R	TJerusalem, and there|he died.|1:8 Now the children|of Judah had fought|against Jerusalem,|and had taken it, and|smitten it with the edge|of the sword, and set|the city on fire.|1:9 And afterward the|children of Judah|went down to fight|against the|Canaanites, that dwelt
R	Tin the mountain, and in|the south, and in the|valley.|1:10 And Judah went|against the Canaanites|that dwelt in Hebron:|(now the name of|Hebron before was|Kirjatharba:) and they|slew Sheshai, and|Ahiman, and Talmai.|1:11 And from thence|he went against the|inhabitants of Debir:
R	Tand the name of Debir|before was|Kirjathsepher:|1:12 And Caleb said,|He that smiteth|Kirjathsepher, and|taketh it, to him will I|give Achsah my|daughter to wife.|1:13 And Othniel the|son of Kenaz, Caleb's|younger brother, took|it: and he gave him|Achsah his daughter
R	Tto wife.|1:14 And it came to|pass, when she came|to him, that she moved|him to ask of her|father a field: and|she lighted from off|her ass; and Caleb|said unto her, What|wilt thou?|1:15 And she said unto|him, Give me a blessing:|for thou hast given|me a south land; give
R	Tme also springs of|water. And Caleb gave|her the upper springs|and the nether|springs.|1:16 And the children|of the Kenite, Moses'|father in law, went up|out of the city of palm|trees with the|children of Judah into|the wilderness of|Judah, which lieth in|the south of Arad;
R	Tand they went and|dwelt among the|people.|1:17 And Judah went|with Simeon his|brother, and they|slew the Canaanites|that inhabited Zephath,|and utterly destroyed|it. And the name of the|city was called|Hormah.|1:18 Also Judah took|Gaza with the coast
R	Tthereof, and Askelon|with the coast|thereof, and Ekron|with the coast|thereof.|1:19 And the LORD was|with Judah; and he|drave out the|inhabitants of the|mountain; but could|not drive out the|inhabitants of the|valley, because they|had chariots of iron.
R	T1:20 And they gave|Hebron unto Caleb, as|Moses said: and he|expelled thence the|three sons of Anak.|1:21 And the children|of Benjamin did not|drive out the|Jebusites that|inhabited Jerusalem;|but the Jebusites|dwell with the children|of Benjamin in|Jerusalem unto this
R	Tday.|1:22 And the house of|Joseph, they also|went up against|Bethel: and the LORD|was with them.|1:23 And the house of|Joseph sent to|descry Bethel. (Now|the name of the city|before was Luz.)|1:24 And the spies saw|a man come forth out|of the city, and they
R	Tsaid unto him, Shew us,|we pray thee, the|entrance into the city,|and we will shew thee|mercy.|1:25 And when he|shewed them the|entrance into the city,|they smote the city|with the edge of the|sword; but they let go|the man and all his|family.|1:26 And the man went
R	Tinto the land of the|Hittites, and built a|city, and called the|name thereof Luz:|which is the name|thereof unto this day.|1:27 Neither did|Manasseh drive out|the inhabitants of|Bethshean and her|towns, nor Taanach|and her towns, nor|the inhabitants of Dor|and her towns, nor
R	Tthe inhabitants of|Ibleam and her towns,|nor the inhabitants of|Megiddo and her|towns: but the|Canaanites would dwell|in that land.|1:28 And it came to|pass, when Israel was|strong, that they put|the Canaanites to|tribute, and did not|utterly drive them out.|1:29 Neither did
R	TEphraim drive out the|Canaanites that dwelt|in Gezer; but the|Canaanites dwelt in|Gezer among them.|1:30 Neither did|Zebulun drive out the|inhabitants of Kitron,|nor the inhabitants of|Nahalol; but the|Canaanites dwelt|among them, and|became tributaries.|1:31 Neither did Asher
R	Tdrive out the|inhabitants of Accho,|nor the inhabitants of|Zidon, nor of Ahlab,|nor of Achzib, nor of|Helbah, nor of Aphik,|nor of Rehob:|1:32 But the Asherites|dwelt among the|Canaanites, the|inhabitants of the|land: for they did not|drive them out.|1:33 Neither did
R	TNaphtali drive out the|inhabitants of|Bethshemesh, nor the|inhabitants of|Bethanath; but he|dwelt among the|Canaanites, the|inhabitants of the|land: nevertheless the|inhabitants of|Bethshemesh and of|Bethanath became|tributaries unto them.|1:34 And the Amorites
R	Tforced the children|of Dan into the|mountain: for they|would not suffer them|to come down to the|valley:|1:35 But the Amorites|would dwell in mount|Heres in Aijalon, and|in Shaalbim: yet the|hand of the house of|Joseph prevailed, so|that they became|tributaries.
R	T1:36 And the coast of|the Amorites was from|the going up to|Akrabbim, from the|rock, and upward.||2:1 And an angel of|the LORD came up|from Gilgal to Bochim,|and said, I made you|to go up out of Egypt,|and have brought you|unto the land which I|sware unto your
R	Tfathers; and I said, I|will never break my|covenant with you.|2:2 And ye shall make|no league with the|inhabitants of this|land; ye shall throw|down their altars: but|ye have not obeyed|my voice: why have ye|done this?|2:3 Wherefore I also|said, I will not drive|them out from before
R	Tyou; but they shall be|as thorns in your|sides, and their gods|shall be a snare unto|you.|2:4 And it came to|pass, when the angel|of the LORD spake|these words unto all|the children of Israel,|that the people lifted|up their voice, and|wept.|2:5 And they called
R	Tthe name of that place|Bochim: and they|sacrificed there unto|the LORD.|2:6 And when Joshua|had let the people go,|the children of Israel|went every man unto|his inheritance to|possess the land.|2:7 And the people|served the LORD all|the days of Joshua,|and all the days of
R	Tthe elders that|outlived Joshua, who|had seen all the great|works of the LORD,|that he did for Israel.|2:8 And Joshua the|son of Nun, the|servant of the LORD,|died, being an hundred|and ten years old.|2:9 And they buried|him in the border of|his inheritance in|Timnathheres, in the
R	Tmount of Ephraim, on|the north side of the|hill Gaash.|2:10 And also all that|generation were|gathered unto their|fathers: and there|arose another|generation after them,|which knew not the|LORD, nor yet the|works which he had|done for Israel.|2:11 And the children
R	Tof Israel did evil in|the sight of the LORD,|and served Baalim:|2:12 And they forsook|the LORD God of their|fathers, which|brought them out of|the land of Egypt, and|followed other gods,|of the gods of the|people that were|round about them, and|bowed themselves|unto them, and
R	Tprovoked the LORD to|anger.|2:13 And they forsook|the LORD, and served|Baal and Ashtaroth.|2:14 And the anger of|the LORD was hot|against Israel, and he|delivered them into|the hands of spoilers|that spoiled them, and|he sold them into the|hands of their|enemies round about,
R	Tso that they could not|any longer stand|before their enemies.|2:15 Whithersoever|they went out, the|hand of the LORD was|against them for evil,|as the LORD had said,|and as the LORD had|sworn unto them: and|they were greatly|distressed.|2:16 Nevertheless the|LORD raised up
R	Tjudges, which|delivered them out of|the hand of those|that spoiled them.|2:17 And yet they|would not hearken|unto their judges, but|they went a whoring|after other gods, and|bowed themselves|unto them: they turned|quickly out of the way|which their fathers|walked in, obeying the
R	Tcommandments of the|LORD; but they did not|so.|2:18 And when the|LORD raised them up|judges, then the LORD|was with the judge,|and delivered them|out of the hand of|their enemies all the|days of the judge:|for it repented the|LORD because of their|groanings by reason
R	Tof them that|oppressed them and|vexed them.|2:19 And it came to|pass, when the judge|was dead, that they|returned, and|corrupted themselves|more than their|fathers, in following|other gods to serve|them, and to bow down|unto them; they|ceased not from their
R	Town doings, nor from|their stubborn way.|2:20 And the anger of|the LORD was hot|against Israel; and he|said, Because that this|people hath|transgressed my|covenant which I|commanded their|fathers, and have not|hearkened unto my|voice;|2:21 I also will not
R	Thenceforth drive out|any from before them|of the nations which|Joshua left when he|died:|2:22 That through|them I may prove|Israel, whether they|will keep the way of|the LORD to walk|therein, as their|fathers did keep it, or|not.|2:23 Therefore the
R	TLORD left those|nations, without driving|them out hastily;|neither delivered he|them into the hand of|Joshua.||3:1 Now these are the|nations which the LORD|left, to prove Israel|by them, even as many|of Israel as had not|known all the wars of|Canaan;
R	T3:2 Only that the|generations of the|children of Israel|might know, to teach|them war, at the least|such as before knew|nothing thereof;|3:3 Namely, five lords|of the Philistines, and|all the Canaanites, and|the Sidonians, and the|Hivites that dwelt in|mount Lebanon, from|mount Baalhermon
R	Tunto the entering in|of Hamath.|3:4 And they were to|prove Israel by them,|to know whether they|would hearken unto|the commandments of|the LORD, which he|commanded their|fathers by the hand|of Moses.|3:5 And the children|of Israel dwelt among|the Canaanites,
R	THittites, and Amorites,|and Perizzites, and|Hivites, and Jebusites:|3:6 And they took|their daughters to be|their wives, and gave|their daughters to|their sons, and|served their gods.|3:7 And the children|of Israel did evil in|the sight of the LORD,|and forgat the LORD|their God, and served
R	TBaalim and the groves.|3:8 Therefore the|anger of the LORD|was hot against|Israel, and he sold|them into the hand of|Chushanrishathaim|king of Mesopotamia:|and the children of|Israel served|Chushanrishathaim|eight years.|3:9 And when the|children of Israel
R	Tcried unto the LORD,|the LORD raised up a|deliverer to the|children of Israel,|who delivered them,|even Othniel the son|of Kenaz, Caleb's|younger brother.|3:10 And the Spirit of|the LORD came upon|him, and he judged|Israel, and went out|to war: and the LORD|delivered
R	TChushanrishathaim|king of Mesopotamia|into his hand; and his|hand prevailed|against|Chushanrishathaim.|3:11 And the land had|rest forty years. And|Othniel the son of|Kenaz died.|3:12 And the children|of Israel did evil|again in the sight of|the LORD: and the
R	TLORD strengthened|Eglon the king of Moab|against Israel,|because they had|done evil in the sight|of the LORD.|3:13 And he gathered|unto him the children|of Ammon and Amalek,|and went and smote|Israel, and possessed|the city of palm trees.|3:14 So the children|of Israel served
R	TEglon the king of Moab|eighteen years.|3:15 But when the|children of Israel|cried unto the LORD,|the LORD raised them|up a deliverer, Ehud|the son of Gera, a|Benjamite, a man|lefthanded: and by him|the children of Israel|sent a present unto|Eglon the king of|Moab.
R	T3:16 But Ehud made him|a dagger which had|two edges, of a cubit|length; and he did gird|it under his raiment|upon his right thigh.|3:17 And he brought|the present unto|Eglon king of Moab:|and Eglon was a very|fat man.|3:18 And when he had|made an end to offer|the present, he sent
R	Taway the people that|bare the present.|3:19 But he himself|turned again from the|quarries that were by|Gilgal, and said, I have|a secret errand unto|thee, O king: who said,|Keep silence. And all|that stood by him went|out from him.|3:20 And Ehud came|unto him; and he was|sitting in a summer
R	Tparlour, which he had|for himself alone. And|Ehud said, I have a|message from God|unto thee. And he|arose out of his seat.|3:21 And Ehud put|forth his left hand,|and took the dagger|from his right thigh,|and thrust it into his|belly:|3:22 And the haft also|went in after the
R	Tblade; and the fat|closed upon the blade,|so that he could not|draw the dagger out|of his belly; and the|dirt came out.|3:23 Then Ehud went|forth through the|porch, and shut the|doors of the parlour|upon him, and locked|them.|3:24 When he was gone|out, his servants
R	Tcame; and when they|saw that, behold, the|doors of the parlour|were locked, they said,|Surely he covereth|his feet in his summer|chamber.|3:25 And they tarried|till they were ashamed:|and, behold, he|opened not the doors|of the parlour;|therefore they took a|key, and opened them:
R	Tand, behold, their lord|was fallen down dead|on the earth.|3:26 And Ehud|escaped while they|tarried, and passed|beyond the quarries,|and escaped unto|Seirath.|3:27 And it came to|pass, when he was|come, that he blew a|trumpet in the|mountain of Ephraim,
R	Tand the children of|Israel went down with|him from the mount,|and he before them.|3:28 And he said unto|them, Follow after me:|for the LORD hath|delivered your|enemies the Moabites|into your hand. And|they went down after|him, and took the|fords of Jordan|toward Moab, and
R	Tsuffered not a man to|pass over.|3:29 And they slew of|Moab at that time|about ten thousand|men, all lusty, and all|men of valour; and|there escaped not a|man.|3:30 So Moab was|subdued that day|under the hand of|Israel. And the land|had rest fourscore
R	Tyears.|3:31 And after him was|Shamgar the son of|Anath, which slew of|the Philistines six|hundred men with an|ox goad: and he also|delivered Israel.||4:1 And the children|of Israel again did|evil in the sight of the|LORD, when Ehud was|dead.
R	T4:2 And the LORD sold|them into the hand of|Jabin king of Canaan,|that reigned in Hazor;|the captain of whose|host was Sisera, which|dwelt in Harosheth of|the Gentiles.|4:3 And the children|of Israel cried unto|the LORD: for he had|nine hundred chariots|of iron; and twenty|years he mightily
R	Toppressed the|children of Israel.|4:4 And Deborah, a|prophetess, the wife|of Lapidoth, she|judged Israel at that|time.|4:5 And she dwelt|under the palm tree|of Deborah between|Ramah and Bethel in|mount Ephraim: and the|children of Israel|came up to her for
R	Tjudgment.|4:6 And she sent and|called Barak the son|of Abinoam out of|Kedeshnaphtali, and|said unto him, Hath not|the LORD God of|Israel commanded,|saying, Go and draw|toward mount Tabor,|and take with thee ten|thousand men of the|children of Naphtali|and of the children of
R	TZebulun?|4:7 And I will draw|unto thee to the river|Kishon Sisera, the|captain of Jabin's|army, with his chariots|and his multitude; and|I will deliver him into|thine hand.|4:8 And Barak said|unto her, If thou wilt|go with me, then I will|go: but if thou wilt not|go with me, then I will
R	Tnot go.|4:9 And she said, I will|surely go with thee:|notwithstanding the|journey that thou|takest shall not be|for thine honour; for|the LORD shall sell|Sisera into the hand|of a woman. And|Deborah arose, and|went with Barak to|Kedesh.|4:10 And Barak called
R	TZebulun and Naphtali|to Kedesh; and he|went up with ten|thousand men at his|feet: and Deborah|went up with him.|4:11 Now Heber the|Kenite, which was of|the children of Hobab|the father in law of|Moses, had severed|himself from the|Kenites, and pitched|his tent unto the plain
R	Tof Zaanaim, which is by|Kedesh.|4:12 And they shewed|Sisera that Barak the|son of Abinoam was|gone up to mount|Tabor.|4:13 And Sisera|gathered together all|his chariots, even nine|hundred chariots of|iron, and all the|people that were with|him, from Harosheth of
R	Tthe Gentiles unto the|river of Kishon.|4:14 And Deborah said|unto Barak, Up; for|this is the day in which|the LORD hath|delivered Sisera into|thine hand: is not the|LORD gone out before|thee? So Barak went|down from mount|Tabor, and ten|thousand men after|him.
R	T4:15 And the LORD|discomfited Sisera,|and all his chariots,|and all his host, with|the edge of the sword|before Barak; so that|Sisera lighted down|off his chariot, and|fled away on his feet.|4:16 But Barak|pursued after the|chariots, and after|the host, unto|Harosheth of the
R	TGentiles: and all the|host of Sisera fell|upon the edge of the|sword; and there was|not a man left.|4:17 Howbeit Sisera|fled away on his feet|to the tent of Jael the|wife of Heber the|Kenite: for there was|peace between Jabin|the king of Hazor and|the house of Heber|the Kenite.
R	T4:18 And Jael went out|to meet Sisera, and|said unto him, Turn in,|my lord, turn in to me;|fear not. And when he|had turned in unto|her into the tent, she|covered him with a|mantle.|4:19 And he said unto|her, Give me, I pray|thee, a little water to|drink; for I am thirsty.|And she opened a
R	Tbottle of milk, and|gave him drink, and|covered him.|4:20 Again he said|unto her, Stand in the|door of the tent, and|it shall be, when any|man doth come and|enquire of thee, and|say, Is there any man|here? that thou shalt|say, No.|4:21 Then Jael|Heber's wife took a
R	Tnail of the tent, and|took an hammer in her|hand, and went softly|unto him, and smote|the nail into his|temples, and fastened|it into the ground: for|he was fast asleep|and weary. So he died.|4:22 And, behold, as|Barak pursued Sisera,|Jael came out to meet|him, and said unto him,|Come, and I will shew
R	Tthee the man whom|thou seekest. And|when he came into her|tent, behold, Sisera|lay dead, and the nail|was in his temples.|4:23 So God subdued|on that day Jabin the|king of Canaan before|the children of Israel.|4:24 And the hand of|the children of Israel|prospered, and|prevailed against
R	TJabin the king of|Canaan, until they had|destroyed Jabin king|of Canaan.||5:1 Then sang|Deborah and Barak|the son of Abinoam on|that day, saying,|5:2 Praise ye the LORD|for the avenging of|Israel, when the|people willingly|offered themselves.
R	T5:3 Hear, O ye kings;|give ear, O ye princes;|I, even I, will sing unto|the LORD; I will sing|praise to the LORD|God of Israel.|5:4 LORD, when thou|wentest out of Seir,|when thou marchedst|out of the field of|Edom, the earth|trembled, and the|heavens dropped, the|clouds also dropped
R	Twater.|5:5 The mountains|melted from before|the LORD, even that|Sinai from before the|LORD God of Israel.|5:6 In the days of|Shamgar the son of|Anath, in the days of|Jael, the highways|were unoccupied, and|the travellers walked|through byways.|5:7 The inhabitants of
R	Tthe villages ceased,|they ceased in Israel,|until that I Deborah|arose, that I arose a|mother in Israel.|5:8 They chose new|gods; then was war in|the gates: was there a|shield or spear seen|among forty thousand|in Israel?|5:9 My heart is toward|the governors of|Israel, that offered
R	Tthemselves willingly|among the people.|Bless ye the LORD.|5:10 Speak, ye that|ride on white asses,|ye that sit in|judgment, and walk by|the way.|5:11 They that are|delivered from the|noise of archers in|the places of drawing|water, there shall|they rehearse the
R	Trighteous acts of the|LORD, even the|righteous acts toward|the inhabitants of his|villages in Israel: then|shall the people of|the LORD go down to|the gates.|5:12 Awake, awake,|Deborah: awake, awake,|utter a song: arise,|Barak, and lead thy|captivity captive, thou|son of Abinoam.
R	T5:13 Then he made him|that remaineth have|dominion over the|nobles among the|people: the LORD made|me have dominion over|the mighty.|5:14 Out of Ephraim|was there a root of|them against Amalek;|after thee, Benjamin,|among thy people; out|of Machir came down|governors, and out of
R	TZebulun they that|handle the pen of the|writer.|5:15 And the princes|of Issachar were with|Deborah; even|Issachar, and also|Barak: he was sent on|foot into the valley.|For the divisions of|Reuben there were|great thoughts of|heart.|5:16 Why abodest thou
R	Tamong the sheepfolds,|to hear the bleatings|of the flocks? For the|divisions of Reuben|there were great|searchings of heart.|5:17 Gilead abode|beyond Jordan: and|why did Dan remain in|ships? Asher|continued on the sea|shore, and abode in|his breaches.|5:18 Zebulun and
R	TNaphtali were a people|that jeoparded their|lives unto the death in|the high places of the|field.|5:19 The kings came|and fought, then|fought the kings of|Canaan in Taanach by|the waters of Megiddo;|they took no gain of|money.|5:20 They fought from|heaven; the stars in
R	Ttheir courses fought|against Sisera.|5:21 The river of|Kishon swept them|away, that ancient|river, the river|Kishon. O my soul, thou|hast trodden down|strength.|5:22 Then were the|horsehoofs broken by|the means of the|pransings, the|pransings of their
R	Tmighty ones.|5:23 Curse ye Meroz,|said the angel of the|LORD, curse ye|bitterly the|inhabitants thereof;|because they came|not to the help of the|LORD, to the help of|the LORD against the|mighty.|5:24 Blessed above|women shall Jael the|wife of Heber the
R	TKenite be, blessed|shall she be above|women in the tent.|5:25 He asked water,|and she gave him milk;|she brought forth|butter in a lordly dish.|5:26 She put her hand|to the nail, and her|right hand to the|workmen's hammer; and|with the hammer she|smote Sisera, she|smote off his head,
R	Twhen she had pierced|and stricken through|his temples.|5:27 At her feet he|bowed, he fell, he lay|down: at her feet he|bowed, he fell: where|he bowed, there he|fell down dead.|5:28 The mother of|Sisera looked out at a|window, and cried|through the lattice,|Why is his chariot so
R	Tlong in coming? why|tarry the wheels of|his chariots?|5:29 Her wise ladies|answered her, yea,|she returned answer|to herself,|5:30 Have they not|sped? have they not|divided the prey; to|every man a damsel|or two; to Sisera a|prey of divers|colours, a prey of
R	Tdivers colours of|needlework, of divers|colours of needlework|on both sides, meet|for the necks of them|that take the spoil?|5:31 So let all thine|enemies perish, O|LORD: but let them that|love him be as the sun|when he goeth forth|in his might. And the|land had rest forty|years.
R	T6:1 And the children|of Israel did evil in|the sight of the LORD:|and the LORD|delivered them into|the hand of Midian|seven years.|6:2 And the hand of|Midian prevailed|against Israel: and|because of the|Midianites the children|of Israel made them|the dens which are in
R	Tthe mountains, and|caves, and strong|holds.|6:3 And so it was, when|Israel had sown, that|the Midianites came up,|and the Amalekites,|and the children of|the east, even they|came up against them;|6:4 And they encamped|against them, and|destroyed the|increase of the earth,
R	Ttill thou come unto|Gaza, and left no|sustenance for|Israel, neither sheep,|nor ox, nor ass.|6:5 For they came up|with their cattle and|their tents, and they|came as|grasshoppers for|multitude; for both|they and their camels|were without number:|and they entered into
R	Tthe land to destroy it.|6:6 And Israel was|greatly impoverished|because of the|Midianites; and the|children of Israel|cried unto the LORD.|6:7 And it came to|pass, when the|children of Israel|cried unto the LORD|because of the|Midianites,|6:8 That the LORD sent
R	Ta prophet unto the|children of Israel,|which said unto them,|Thus saith the LORD|God of Israel, I|brought you up from|Egypt, and brought|you forth out of the|house of bondage;|6:9 And I delivered|you out of the hand|of the Egyptians, and|out of the hand of all|that oppressed you,
R	Tand drave them out|from before you, and|gave you their land;|6:10 And I said unto|you, I am the LORD|your God; fear not|the gods of the|Amorites, in whose|land ye dwell: but ye|have not obeyed my|voice.|6:11 And there came|an angel of the LORD,|and sat under an oak
R	Twhich was in Ophrah,|that pertained unto|Joash the Abiezrite:|and his son Gideon|threshed wheat by the|winepress, to hide it|from the Midianites.|6:12 And the angel of|the LORD appeared|unto him, and said unto|him, The LORD is with|thee, thou mighty man|of valour.|6:13 And Gideon said
R	Tunto him, Oh my Lord,|if the LORD be with us,|why then is all this|befallen us? and|where be all his|miracles which our|fathers told us of,|saying, Did not the|LORD bring us up from|Egypt? but now the|LORD hath forsaken|us, and delivered us|into the hands of the|Midianites.
R	T6:14 And the LORD|looked upon him, and|said, Go in this thy|might, and thou shalt|save Israel from the|hand of the Midianites:|have not I sent thee?|6:15 And he said unto|him, Oh my Lord,|wherewith shall I save|Israel? behold, my|family is poor in|Manasseh, and I am|the least in my
R	Tfather's house.|6:16 And the LORD said|unto him, Surely I will|be with thee, and thou|shalt smite the|Midianites as one man.|6:17 And he said unto|him, If now I have|found grace in thy|sight, then shew me a|sign that thou talkest|with me.|6:18 Depart not hence,|I pray thee, until I
R	Tcome unto thee, and|bring forth my|present, and set it|before thee. And he|said, I will tarry until|thou come again.|6:19 And Gideon went|in, and made ready a|kid, and unleavened|cakes of an ephah of|flour: the flesh he put|in a basket, and he|put the broth in a pot,|and brought it out
R	Tunto him under the|oak, and presented it.|6:20 And the angel of|God said unto him,|Take the flesh and|the unleavened cakes,|and lay them upon this|rock, and pour out|the broth. And he did|so.|6:21 Then the angel of|the LORD put forth|the end of the staff|that was in his hand,
R	Tand touched the flesh|and the unleavened|cakes; and there rose|up fire out of the|rock, and consumed|the flesh and the|unleavened cakes.|Then the angel of the|LORD departed out of|his sight.|6:22 And when Gideon|perceived that he was|an angel of the LORD,|Gideon said, Alas, O
R	TLORD God! for|because I have seen|an angel of the LORD|face to face.|6:23 And the LORD said|unto him, Peace be|unto thee; fear not:|thou shalt not die.|6:24 Then Gideon built|an altar there unto|the LORD, and called it|Jehovahshalom: unto|this day it is yet in|Ophrah of the
R	TAbiezrites.|6:25 And it came to|pass the same night,|that the LORD said|unto him, Take thy|father's young|bullock, even the|second bullock of|seven years old, and|throw down the altar|of Baal that thy|father hath, and cut|down the grove that is|by it:
R	T6:26 And build an altar|unto the LORD thy God|upon the top of this|rock, in the ordered|place, and take the|second bullock, and|offer a burnt|sacrifice with the|wood of the grove|which thou shalt cut|down.|6:27 Then Gideon took|ten men of his|servants, and did as
R	Tthe LORD had said|unto him: and so it was,|because he feared|his father's|household, and the|men of the city, that|he could not do it by|day, that he did it by|night.|6:28 And when the men|of the city arose|early in the morning,|behold, the altar of|Baal was cast down,
R	Tand the grove was cut|down that was by it,|and the second|bullock was offered|upon the altar that|was built.|6:29 And they said one|to another, Who hath|done this thing? And|when they enquired|and asked, they said,|Gideon the son of|Joash hath done this|thing.
R	T6:30 Then the men of|the city said unto|Joash, Bring out thy|son, that he may die:|because he hath cast|down the altar of|Baal, and because he|hath cut down the|grove that was by it.|6:31 And Joash said|unto all that stood|against him, Will ye|plead for Baal? will ye|save him? he that will
R	Tplead for him, let him|be put to death whilst|it is yet morning: if he|be a god, let him plead|for himself, because|one hath cast down|his altar.|6:32 Therefore on|that day he called him|Jerubbaal, saying, Let|Baal plead against him,|because he hath|thrown down his altar.|6:33 Then all the
R	TMidianites and the|Amalekites and the|children of the east|were gathered|together, and went|over, and pitched in|the valley of Jezreel.|6:34 But the Spirit of|the LORD came upon|Gideon, and he blew a|trumpet; and Abiezer|was gathered after|him.|6:35 And he sent
R	Tmessengers|throughout all|Manasseh; who also|was gathered after|him: and he sent|messengers unto|Asher, and unto|Zebulun, and unto|Naphtali; and they|came up to meet them.|6:36 And Gideon said|unto God, If thou wilt|save Israel by mine|hand, as thou hast
R	Tsaid,|6:37 Behold, I will put|a fleece of wool in the|floor; and if the dew|be on the fleece only,|and it be dry upon all|the earth beside, then|shall I know that thou|wilt save Israel by|mine hand, as thou|hast said.|6:38 And it was so: for|he rose up early on|the morrow, and
R	Tthrust the fleece|together, and wringed|the dew out of the|fleece, a bowl full of|water.|6:39 And Gideon said|unto God, Let not thine|anger be hot against|me, and I will speak|but this once: let me|prove, I pray thee,|but this once with the|fleece; let it now be|dry only upon the
R	Tfleece, and upon all|the ground let there|be dew.|6:40 And God did so|that night: for it was|dry upon the fleece|only, and there was|dew on all the ground.||7:1 Then Jerubbaal,|who is Gideon, and all|the people that were|with him, rose up|early, and pitched
R	Tbeside the well of|Harod: so that the|host of the Midianites|were on the north|side of them, by the|hill of Moreh, in the|valley.|7:2 And the LORD said|unto Gideon, The|people that are with|thee are too many for|me to give the|Midianites into their|hands, lest Israel
R	Tvaunt themselves|against me, saying,|Mine own hand hath|saved me.|7:3 Now therefore go|to, proclaim in the|ears of the people,|saying, Whosoever is|fearful and afraid, let|him return and depart|early from mount|Gilead. And there|returned of the|people twenty and two
R	Tthousand; and there|remained ten|thousand.|7:4 And the LORD said|unto Gideon, The|people are yet too|many; bring them down|unto the water, and I|will try them for thee|there: and it shall be,|that of whom I say|unto thee, This shall|go with thee, the same|shall go with thee; and
R	Tof whomsoever I say|unto thee, This shall|not go with thee, the|same shall not go.|7:5 So he brought|down the people unto|the water: and the|LORD said unto Gideon,|Every one that|lappeth of the water|with his tongue, as a|dog lappeth, him shalt|thou set by himself;|likewise every one
R	Tthat boweth down upon|his knees to drink.|7:6 And the number of|them that lapped,|putting their hand to|their mouth, were|three hundred men:|but all the rest of the|people bowed down|upon their knees to|drink water.|7:7 And the LORD said|unto Gideon, By the|three hundred men
R	Tthat lapped will I save|you, and deliver the|Midianites into thine|hand: and let all the|other people go|every man unto his|place.|7:8 So the people took|victuals in their hand,|and their trumpets:|and he sent all the|rest of Israel every|man unto his tent, and|retained those three
R	Thundred men: and the|host of Midian was|beneath him in the|valley.|7:9 And it came to|pass the same night,|that the LORD said|unto him, Arise, get|thee down unto the|host; for I have|delivered it into thine|hand.|7:10 But if thou fear|to go down, go thou
R	Twith Phurah thy|servant down to the|host:|7:11 And thou shalt|hear what they say;|and afterward shall|thine hands be|strengthened to go|down unto the host.|Then went he down|with Phurah his|servant unto the|outside of the armed|men that were in the
R	Thost.|7:12 And the Midianites|and the Amalekites and|all the children of the|east lay along in the|valley like|grasshoppers for|multitude; and their|camels were without|number, as the sand|by the sea side for|multitude.|7:13 And when Gideon|was come, behold,
R	Tthere was a man that|told a dream unto his|fellow, and said,|Behold, I dreamed a|dream, and, lo, a cake|of barley bread|tumbled into the host|of Midian, and came|unto a tent, and smote|it that it fell, and|overturned it, that the|tent lay along.|7:14 And his fellow|answered and said,
R	TThis is nothing else|save the sword of|Gideon the son of|Joash, a man of|Israel: for into his|hand hath God|delivered Midian, and|all the host.|7:15 And it was so,|when Gideon heard the|telling of the dream,|and the interpretation|thereof, that he|worshipped, and
R	Treturned into the host|of Israel, and said,|Arise; for the LORD|hath delivered into|your hand the host of|Midian.|7:16 And he divided|the three hundred|men into three|companies, and he put|a trumpet in every|man's hand, with empty|pitchers, and lamps|within the pitchers.
R	T7:17 And he said unto|them, Look on me, and|do likewise: and,|behold, when I come to|the outside of the|camp, it shall be that,|as I do, so shall ye|do.|7:18 When I blow with a|trumpet, I and all that|are with me, then blow|ye the trumpets also|on every side of all|the camp, and say, The
R	Tsword of the LORD,|and of Gideon.|7:19 So Gideon, and|the hundred men that|were with him, came|unto the outside of|the camp in the|beginning of the middle|watch; and they had|but newly set the|watch: and they blew|the trumpets, and|brake the pitchers|that were in their
R	Thands.|7:20 And the three|companies blew the|trumpets, and brake|the pitchers, and held|the lamps in their left|hands, and the|trumpets in their right|hands to blow withal:|and they cried, The|sword of the LORD,|and of Gideon.|7:21 And they stood|every man in his place
R	Tround about the camp;|and all the host ran,|and cried, and fled.|7:22 And the three|hundred blew the|trumpets, and the|LORD set every man's|sword against his|fellow, even|throughout all the|host: and the host|fled to Bethshittah in|Zererath, and to the|border of
R	TAbelmeholah, unto|Tabbath.|7:23 And the men of|Israel gathered|themselves together|out of Naphtali, and|out of Asher, and out|of all Manasseh, and|pursued after the|Midianites.|7:24 And Gideon sent|messengers|throughout all mount|Ephraim, saying, come
R	Tdown against the|Midianites, and take|before them the|waters unto|Bethbarah and|Jordan. Then all the|men of Ephraim|gathered themselves|together, and took the|waters unto|Bethbarah and|Jordan.|7:25 And they took two|princes of the
R	TMidianites, Oreb and|Zeeb; and they slew|Oreb upon the rock|Oreb, and Zeeb they|slew at the winepress|of Zeeb, and pursued|Midian, and brought|the heads of Oreb|and Zeeb to Gideon on|the other side Jordan.||8:1 And the men of|Ephraim said unto him,|Why hast thou served
R	Tus thus, that thou|calledst us not, when|thou wentest to fight|with the Midianites?|And they did chide with|him sharply.|8:2 And he said unto|them, What have I done|now in comparison of|you? Is not the|gleaning of the|grapes of Ephraim|better than the|vintage of Abiezer?
R	T8:3 God hath delivered|into your hands the|princes of Midian,|Oreb and Zeeb: and|what was I able to do|in comparison of you?|Then their anger was|abated toward him,|when he had said that.|8:4 And Gideon came to|Jordan, and passed|over, he, and the|three hundred men|that were with him,
R	Tfaint, yet pursuing|them.|8:5 And he said unto|the men of Succoth,|Give, I pray you,|loaves of bread unto|the people that follow|me; for they be faint,|and I am pursuing|after Zebah and|Zalmunna, kings of|Midian.|8:6 And the princes of|Succoth said, Are the
R	Thands of Zebah and|Zalmunna now in thine|hand, that we should|give bread unto thine|army?|8:7 And Gideon said,|Therefore when the|LORD hath delivered|Zebah and Zalmunna|into mine hand, then I|will tear your flesh|with the thorns of the|wilderness and with|briers.
R	T8:8 And he went up|thence to Penuel, and|spake unto them|likewise: and the men|of Penuel answered|him as the men of|Succoth had answered|him.|8:9 And he spake also|unto the men of|Penuel, saying, When I|come again in peace, I|will break down this|tower.
R	T8:10 Now Zebah and|Zalmunna were in|Karkor, and their|hosts with them, about|fifteen thousand men,|all that were left of|all the hosts of the|children of the east:|for there fell an|hundred and twenty|thousand men that|drew sword.|8:11 And Gideon went|up by the way of them
R	Tthat dwelt in tents on|the east of Nobah and|Jogbehah, and smote|the host; for the host|was secure.|8:12 And when Zebah|and Zalmunna fled, he|pursued after them,|and took the two kings|of Midian, Zebah and|Zalmunna, and|discomfited all the|host.|8:13 And Gideon the
R	Tson of Joash|returned from battle|before the sun was|up,|8:14 And caught a|young man of the men|of Succoth, and|enquired of him: and|he described unto him|the princes of|Succoth, and the|elders thereof, even|threescore and|seventeen men.
R	T8:15 And he came unto|the men of Succoth,|and said, Behold|Zebah and Zalmunna,|with whom ye did|upbraid me, saying,|Are the hands of|Zebah and Zalmunna|now in thine hand, that|we should give bread|unto thy men that are|weary?|8:16 And he took the|elders of the city, and
R	Tthorns of the|wilderness and briers,|and with them he|taught the men of|Succoth.|8:17 And he beat down|the tower of Penuel,|and slew the men of|the city.|8:18 Then said he unto|Zebah and Zalmunna,|What manner of men|were they whom ye|slew at Tabor? And
R	Tthey answered, As|thou art, so were|they; each one|resembled the|children of a king.|8:19 And he said, They|were my brethren,|even the sons of my|mother: as the LORD|liveth, if ye had saved|them alive, I would not|slay you.|8:20 And he said unto|Jether his firstborn,
R	TUp, and slay them. But|the youth drew not his|sword: for he feared,|because he was yet a|youth.|8:21 Then Zebah and|Zalmunna said, Rise|thou, and fall upon us:|for as the man is, so|is his strength. And|Gideon arose, and|slew Zebah and|Zalmunna, and took|away the ornaments
R	Tthat were on their|camels' necks.|8:22 Then the men of|Israel said unto|Gideon, Rule thou over|us, both thou, and thy|son, and thy son's son|also: for thou hast|delivered us from the|hand of Midian.|8:23 And Gideon said|unto them, I will not|rule over you, neither|shall my son rule
R	Tover you: the LORD|shall rule over you.|8:24 And Gideon said|unto them, I would|desire a request of|you, that ye would|give me every man the|earrings of his prey.|(For they had golden|earrings, because|they were|Ishmaelites.)|8:25 And they|answered, We will
R	Twillingly give them. And|they spread a|garment, and did cast|therein every man the|earrings of his prey.|8:26 And the weight of|the golden earrings|that he requested was|a thousand and seven|hundred shekels of|gold; beside|ornaments, and|collars, and purple|raiment that was on
R	Tthe kings of Midian,|and beside the chains|that were about their|camels' necks.|8:27 And Gideon made|an ephod thereof, and|put it in his city, even|in Ophrah: and all|Israel went thither a|whoring after it: which|thing became a snare|unto Gideon, and to his|house.|8:28 Thus was Midian
R	Tsubdued before the|children of Israel, so|that they lifted up|their heads no more.|And the country was|in quietness forty|years in the days of|Gideon.|8:29 And Jerubbaal|the son of Joash went|and dwelt in his own|house.|8:30 And Gideon had|threescore and ten
R	Tsons of his body|begotten: for he had|many wives.|8:31 And his concubine|that was in Shechem,|she also bare him a|son, whose name he|called Abimelech.|8:32 And Gideon the|son of Joash died in a|good old age, and was|buried in the|sepulchre of Joash|his father, in Ophrah
R	Tof the Abiezrites.|8:33 And it came to|pass, as soon as|Gideon was dead, that|the children of Israel|turned again, and went|a whoring after Baalim,|and made Baalberith|their god.|8:34 And the children|of Israel remembered|not the LORD their|God, who had|delivered them out of
R	Tthe hands of all their|enemies on every side:|8:35 Neither shewed|they kindness to the|house of Jerubbaal,|namely, Gideon,|according to all the|goodness which he|had shewed unto|Israel.||9:1 And Abimelech the|son of Jerubbaal went|to Shechem unto his
R	Tmother's brethren,|and communed with|them, and with all the|family of the house of|his mother's father,|saying,|9:2 Speak, I pray you,|in the ears of all the|men of Shechem,|Whether is better for|you, either that all the|sons of Jerubbaal,|which are threescore|and ten persons,
R	Treign over you, or|that one reign over|you? remember also|that I am your bone|and your flesh.|9:3 And his mother's|brethren spake of him|in the ears of all the|men of Shechem all|these words: and their|hearts inclined to|follow Abimelech; for|they said, He is our|brother.
R	T9:4 And they gave him|threescore and ten|pieces of silver out|of the house of|Baalberith, wherewith|Abimelech hired vain|and light persons,|which followed him.|9:5 And he went unto|his father's house at|Ophrah, and slew his|brethren the sons of|Jerubbaal, being|threescore and ten
R	Tpersons, upon one|stone: notwithstanding|yet Jotham the|youngest son of|Jerubbaal was left;|for he hid himself.|9:6 And all the men of|Shechem gathered|together, and all the|house of Millo, and|went, and made|Abimelech king, by the|plain of the pillar that|was in Shechem.
R	T9:7 And when they told|it to Jotham, he went|and stood in the top|of mount Gerizim, and|lifted up his voice, and|cried, and said unto|them, Hearken unto me,|ye men of Shechem,|that God may hearken|unto you.|9:8 The trees went|forth on a time to|anoint a king over|them; and they said
R	Tunto the olive tree,|Reign thou over us.|9:9 But the olive tree|said unto them, Should|I leave my fatness,|wherewith by me they|honour God and man,|and go to be promoted|over the trees?|9:10 And the trees|said to the fig tree,|Come thou, and reign|over us.|9:11 But the fig tree
R	Tsaid unto them, Should|I forsake my|sweetness, and my|good fruit, and go to|be promoted over the|trees?|9:12 Then said the|trees unto the vine,|Come thou, and reign|over us.|9:13 And the vine said|unto them, Should I|leave my wine, which|cheereth God and man,
R	Tand go to be promoted|over the trees?|9:14 Then said all the|trees unto the|bramble, Come thou,|and reign over us.|9:15 And the bramble|said unto the trees, If|in truth ye anoint me|king over you, then|come and put your|trust in my shadow:|and if not, let fire|come out of the
R	Tbramble, and devour|the cedars of|Lebanon.|9:16 Now therefore, if|ye have done truly|and sincerely, in that|ye have made|Abimelech king, and if|ye have dealt well with|Jerubbaal and his|house, and have done|unto him according to|the deserving of his|hands;
R	T9:17 (For my father|fought for you, and|adventured his life|far, and delivered you|out of the hand of|Midian:|9:18 And ye are risen|up against my father's|house this day, and|have slain his sons,|threescore and ten|persons, upon one|stone, and have made|Abimelech, the son of
R	This maidservant, king|over the men of|Shechem, because he|is your brother;)|9:19 If ye then have|dealt truly and|sincerely with|Jerubbaal and with his|house this day, then|rejoice ye in|Abimelech, and let him|also rejoice in you:|9:20 But if not, let fire|come out from
R	TAbimelech, and devour|the men of Shechem,|and the house of Millo;|and let fire come out|from the men of|Shechem, and from the|house of Millo, and|devour Abimelech.|9:21 And Jotham ran|away, and fled, and|went to Beer, and|dwelt there, for fear|of Abimelech his|brother.
R	T9:22 When Abimelech|had reigned three|years over Israel,|9:23 Then God sent an|evil spirit between|Abimelech and the men|of Shechem; and the|men of Shechem dealt|treacherously with|Abimelech:|9:24 That the cruelty|done to the|threescore and ten|sons of Jerubbaal
R	Tmight come, and their|blood be laid upon|Abimelech their|brother, which slew|them; and upon the|men of Shechem, which|aided him in the killing|of his brethren.|9:25 And the men of|Shechem set liers in|wait for him in the top|of the mountains, and|they robbed all that|came along that way
R	Tby them: and it was|told Abimelech.|9:26 And Gaal the son|of Ebed came with his|brethren, and went|over to Shechem: and|the men of Shechem|put their confidence|in him.|9:27 And they went out|into the fields, and|gathered their|vineyards, and trode|the grapes, and made
R	Tmerry, and went into|the house of their|god, and did eat and|drink, and cursed|Abimelech.|9:28 And Gaal the son|of Ebed said, Who is|Abimelech, and who is|Shechem, that we|should serve him? is|not he the son of|Jerubbaal? and Zebul|his officer? serve the|men of Hamor the
R	Tfather of Shechem:|for why should we|serve him?|9:29 And would to God|this people were|under my hand! then|would I remove|Abimelech. And he said|to Abimelech, Increase|thine army, and come|out.|9:30 And when Zebul|the ruler of the city|heard the words of
R	TGaal the son of Ebed,|his anger was kindled.|9:31 And he sent|messengers unto|Abimelech privily,|saying, Behold, Gaal|the son of Ebed and|his brethren be come|to Shechem; and,|behold, they fortify|the city against thee.|9:32 Now therefore up|by night, thou and the|people that is with
R	Tthee, and lie in wait in|the field:|9:33 And it shall be,|that in the morning, as|soon as the sun is up,|thou shalt rise early,|and set upon the city:|and, behold, when he|and the people that is|with him come out|against thee, then|mayest thou do to|them as thou shalt|find occasion.
R	T9:34 And Abimelech|rose up, and all the|people that were with|him, by night, and they|laid wait against|Shechem in four|companies.|9:35 And Gaal the son|of Ebed went out, and|stood in the entering|of the gate of the|city: and Abimelech|rose up, and the|people that were with
R	Thim, from lying in wait.|9:36 And when Gaal|saw the people, he|said to Zebul, Behold,|there come people|down from the top of|the mountains. And|Zebul said unto him,|Thou seest the|shadow of the|mountains as if they|were men.|9:37 And Gaal spake|again, and said, See
R	Tthere come people|down by the middle of|the land, and another|company come along|by the plain of|Meonenim.|9:38 Then said Zebul|unto him, Where is now|thy mouth, wherewith|thou saidst, Who is|Abimelech, that we|should serve him? is|not this the people|that thou hast
R	Tdespised? go out, I|pray now, and fight|with them.|9:39 And Gaal went out|before the men of|Shechem, and fought|with Abimelech.|9:40 And Abimelech|chased him, and he|fled before him, and|many were overthrown|and wounded, even|unto the entering of|the gate.
R	T9:41 And Abimelech|dwelt at Arumah: and|Zebul thrust out Gaal|and his brethren, that|they should not dwell|in Shechem.|9:42 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|that the people went|out into the field; and|they told Abimelech.|9:43 And he took the|people, and divided|them into three
R	Tcompanies, and laid|wait in the field, and|looked, and, behold,|the people were come|forth out of the city;|and he rose up|against them, and|smote them.|9:44 And Abimelech,|and the company that|was with him, rushed|forward, and stood in|the entering of the|gate of the city: and
R	Tthe two other|companies ran upon|all the people that|were in the fields, and|slew them.|9:45 And Abimelech|fought against the|city all that day; and|he took the city, and|slew the people that|was therein, and beat|down the city, and|sowed it with salt.|9:46 And when all the
R	Tmen of the tower of|Shechem heard that,|they entered into an|hold of the house of|the god Berith.|9:47 And it was told|Abimelech, that all the|men of the tower of|Shechem were|gathered together.|9:48 And Abimelech gat|him up to mount|Zalmon, he and all the|people that were with
R	Thim; and Abimelech took|an axe in his hand,|and cut down a bough|from the trees, and|took it, and laid it on|his shoulder, and said|unto the people that|were with him, What ye|have seen me do, make|haste, and do as I|have done.|9:49 And all the|people likewise cut|down every man his
R	Tbough, and followed|Abimelech, and put|them to the hold, and|set the hold on fire|upon them; so that all|the men of the tower|of Shechem died also,|about a thousand men|and women.|9:50 Then went|Abimelech to Thebez,|and encamped against|Thebez, and took it.|9:51 But there was a
R	Tstrong tower within|the city, and thither|fled all the men and|women, and all they of|the city, and shut it to|them, and gat them up|to the top of the|tower.|9:52 And Abimelech|came unto the tower,|and fought against it,|and went hard unto|the door of the tower|to burn it with fire.
R	T9:53 And a certain|woman cast a piece of|a millstone upon|Abimelech's head, and|all to brake his skull.|9:54 Then he called|hastily unto the young|man his armourbearer,|and said unto him,|Draw thy sword, and|slay me, that men say|not of me, A women|slew him. And his|young man thrust him
R	Tthrough, and he died.|9:55 And when the men|of Israel saw that|Abimelech was dead,|they departed every|man unto his place.|9:56 Thus God|rendered the|wickedness of|Abimelech, which he did|unto his father, in|slaying his seventy|brethren:|9:57 And all the evil of
R	Tthe men of Shechem|did God render upon|their heads: and upon|them came the curse|of Jotham the son of|Jerubbaal.||10:1 And after|Abimelech there arose|to defend Israel Tola|the son of Puah, the|son of Dodo, a man of|Issachar; and he|dwelt in Shamir in
R	Tmount Ephraim.|10:2 And he judged|Israel twenty and|three years, and died,|and was buried in|Shamir.|10:3 And after him|arose Jair, a Gileadite,|and judged Israel|twenty and two years.|10:4 And he had thirty|sons that rode on|thirty ass colts, and|they had thirty cities,
R	Twhich are called|Havothjair unto this|day, which are in the|land of Gilead.|10:5 And Jair died, and|was buried in Camon.|10:6 And the children|of Israel did evil|again in the sight of|the LORD, and served|Baalim, and Ashtaroth,|and the gods of Syria,|and the gods of Zidon,|and the gods of Moab,
R	Tand the gods of the|children of Ammon, and|the gods of the|Philistines, and|forsook the LORD, and|served not him.|10:7 And the anger of|the LORD was hot|against Israel, and he|sold them into the|hands of the|Philistines, and into|the hands of the|children of Ammon.
R	T10:8 And that year|they vexed and|oppressed the|children of Israel:|eighteen years, all the|children of Israel|that were on the|other side Jordan in|the land of the|Amorites, which is in|Gilead.|10:9 Moreover the|children of Ammon|passed over Jordan
R	Tto fight also against|Judah, and against|Benjamin, and against|the house of Ephraim;|so that Israel was|sore distressed.|10:10 And the children|of Israel cried unto|the LORD, saying, We|have sinned against|thee, both because we|have forsaken our|God, and also served|Baalim.
R	T10:11 And the LORD|said unto the children|of Israel, Did not I|deliver you from the|Egyptians, and from|the Amorites, from the|children of Ammon, and|from the Philistines?|10:12 The Zidonians|also, and the|Amalekites, and the|Maonites, did oppress|you; and ye cried to|me, and I delivered
R	Tyou out of their hand.|10:13 Yet ye have|forsaken me, and|served other gods:|wherefore I will|deliver you no more.|10:14 Go and cry unto|the gods which ye|have chosen; let them|deliver you in the time|of your tribulation.|10:15 And the children|of Israel said unto|the LORD, We have
R	Tsinned: do thou unto|us whatsoever|seemeth good unto|thee; deliver us only,|we pray thee, this day.|10:16 And they put|away the strange|gods from among them,|and served the LORD:|and his soul was|grieved for the|misery of Israel.|10:17 Then the|children of Ammon
R	Twere gathered|together, and|encamped in Gilead.|And the children of|Israel assembled|themselves together,|and encamped in|Mizpeh.|10:18 And the people|and princes of Gilead|said one to another,|What man is he that will|begin to fight against|the children of
R	TAmmon? he shall be|head over all the|inhabitants of Gilead.||11:1 Now Jephthah the|Gileadite was a mighty|man of valour, and he|was the son of an|harlot: and Gilead|begat Jephthah.|11:2 And Gilead's wife|bare him sons; and his|wife's sons grew up,|and they thrust out
R	TJephthah, and said|unto him, Thou shalt|not inherit in our|father's house; for|thou art the son of a|strange woman.|11:3 Then Jephthah|fled from his|brethren, and dwelt in|the land of Tob: and|there were gathered|vain men to Jephthah,|and went out with him.|11:4 And it came to
R	Tpass in process of|time, that the children|of Ammon made war|against Israel.|11:5 And it was so,|that when the children|of Ammon made war|against Israel, the|elders of Gilead went|to fetch Jephthah out|of the land of Tob:|11:6 And they said|unto Jephthah, Come,|and be our captain,
R	Tthat we may fight with|the children of Ammon.|11:7 And Jephthah|said unto the elders|of Gilead, Did not ye|hate me, and expel me|out of my father's|house? and why are|ye come unto me now|when ye are in|distress?|11:8 And the elders of|Gilead said unto|Jephthah, Therefore
R	Twe turn again to thee|now, that thou mayest|go with us, and fight|against the children|of Ammon, and be our|head over all the|inhabitants of Gilead.|11:9 And Jephthah|said unto the elders|of Gilead, If ye bring|me home again to fight|against the children|of Ammon, and the|LORD deliver them
R	Tbefore me, shall I be|your head?|11:10 And the elders|of Gilead said unto|Jephthah, The LORD be|witness between us, if|we do not so|according to thy|words.|11:11 Then Jephthah|went with the elders|of Gilead, and the|people made him head|and captain over them:
R	Tand Jephthah uttered|all his words before|the LORD in Mizpeh.|11:12 And Jephthah|sent messengers unto|the king of the|children of Ammon,|saying, What hast thou|to do with me, that|thou art come against|me to fight in my land?|11:13 And the king of|the children of Ammon|answered unto the
R	Tmessengers of|Jephthah, Because|Israel took away my|land, when they came|up out of Egypt, from|Arnon even unto|Jabbok, and unto|Jordan: now|therefore restore|those lands again|peaceably.|11:14 And Jephthah|sent messengers|again unto the king of
R	Tthe children of Ammon:|11:15 And said unto|him, Thus saith|Jephthah, Israel took|not away the land of|Moab, nor the land of|the children of Ammon:|11:16 But when Israel|came up from Egypt,|and walked through|the wilderness unto|the Red sea, and came|to Kadesh;|11:17 Then Israel
R	Tsent messengers unto|the king of Edom,|saying, Let me, I pray|thee, pass through|thy land: but the king|of Edom would not|hearken thereto. And|in like manner they|sent unto the king of|Moab: but he would not|consent: and Israel|abode in Kadesh.|11:18 Then they went|along through the
R	Twilderness, and|compassed the land of|Edom, and the land of|Moab, and came by the|east side of the land|of Moab, and pitched|on the other side of|Arnon, but came not|within the border of|Moab: for Arnon was|the border of Moab.|11:19 And Israel sent|messengers unto|Sihon king of the
R	TAmorites, the king of|Heshbon; and Israel|said unto him, Let us|pass, we pray thee,|through thy land into|my place.|11:20 But Sihon|trusted not Israel to|pass through his|coast: but Sihon|gathered all his|people together, and|pitched in Jahaz, and|fought against Israel.
R	T11:21 And the LORD|God of Israel|delivered Sihon and|all his people into the|hand of Israel, and|they smote them: so|Israel possessed all|the land of the|Amorites, the|inhabitants of that|country.|11:22 And they|possessed all the|coasts of the
R	TAmorites, from Arnon|even unto Jabbok, and|from the wilderness|even unto Jordan.|11:23 So now the LORD|God of Israel hath|dispossessed the|Amorites from before|his people Israel, and|shouldest thou|possess it?|11:24 Wilt not thou|possess that which|Chemosh thy god
R	Tgiveth thee to|possess? So|whomsoever the LORD|our God shall drive|out from before us,|them will we possess.|11:25 And now art|thou any thing better|than Balak the son of|Zippor, king of Moab?|did he ever strive|against Israel, or did|he ever fight against|them,
R	T11:26 While Israel|dwelt in Heshbon and|her towns, and in|Aroer and her towns,|and in all the cities|that be along by the|coasts of Arnon,|three hundred years?|why therefore did ye|not recover them|within that time?|11:27 Wherefore I|have not sinned|against thee, but thou
R	Tdoest me wrong to war|against me: the LORD|the Judge be judge|this day between the|children of Israel and|the children of Ammon.|11:28 Howbeit the king|of the children of|Ammon hearkened not|unto the words of|Jephthah which he|sent him.|11:29 Then the Spirit|of the LORD came
R	Tupon Jephthah, and he|passed over Gilead,|and Manasseh, and|passed over Mizpeh|of Gilead, and from|Mizpeh of Gilead he|passed over unto the|children of Ammon.|11:30 And Jephthah|vowed a vow unto the|LORD, and said, If thou|shalt without fail|deliver the children|of Ammon into mine
R	Thands,|11:31 Then it shall be,|that whatsoever|cometh forth of the|doors of my house to|meet me, when I return|in peace from the|children of Ammon,|shall surely be the|LORD's, and I will offer|it up for a burnt|offering.|11:32 So Jephthah|passed over unto the
R	Tchildren of Ammon to|fight against them; and|the LORD delivered|them into his hands.|11:33 And he smote|them from Aroer, even|till thou come to|Minnith, even twenty|cities, and unto the|plain of the vineyards,|with a very great|slaughter. Thus the|children of Ammon|were subdued before
R	Tthe children of Israel.|11:34 And Jephthah|came to Mizpeh unto|his house, and, behold,|his daughter came out|to meet him with|timbrels and with|dances: and she was|his only child; beside|her he had neither|son nor daughter.|11:35 And it came to|pass, when he saw|her, that he rent his
R	Tclothes, and said, Alas,|my daughter! thou|hast brought me very|low, and thou art one|of them that trouble|me: for I have opened|my mouth unto the|LORD, and I cannot go|back.|11:36 And she said|unto him, My father, if|thou hast opened thy|mouth unto the LORD,|do to me according to
R	Tthat which hath|proceeded out of thy|mouth; forasmuch as|the LORD hath taken|vengeance for thee|of thine enemies, even|of the children of|Ammon.|11:37 And she said|unto her father, Let|this thing be done for|me: let me alone two|months, that I may go|up and down upon the
R	Tmountains, and bewail|my virginity, I and my|fellows.|11:38 And he said, Go.|And he sent her away|for two months: and|she went with her|companions, and|bewailed her virginity|upon the mountains.|11:39 And it came to|pass at the end of|two months, that she|returned unto her
R	Tfather, who did with|her according to his|vow which he had|vowed: and she knew|no man. And it was a|custom in Israel,|11:40 That the|daughters of Israel|went yearly to lament|the daughter of|Jephthah the Gileadite|four days in a year.||12:1 And the men of
R	TEphraim gathered|themselves together,|and went northward,|and said unto|Jephthah, Wherefore|passedst thou over to|fight against the|children of Ammon, and|didst not call us to go|with thee? we will burn|thine house upon thee|with fire.|12:2 And Jephthah|said unto them, I and
R	Tmy people were at|great strife with the|children of Ammon; and|when I called you, ye|delivered me not out|of their hands.|12:3 And when I saw|that ye delivered me|not, I put my life in my|hands, and passed|over against the|children of Ammon, and|the LORD delivered|them into my hand:
R	Twherefore then are|ye come up unto me|this day, to fight|against me?|12:4 Then Jephthah|gathered together all|the men of Gilead, and|fought with Ephraim:|and the men of Gilead|smote Ephraim,|because they said, Ye|Gileadites are|fugitives of Ephraim|among the Ephraimites,
R	Tand among the|Manassites.|12:5 And the Gileadites|took the passages of|Jordan before the|Ephraimites: and it was|so, that when those|Ephraimites which were|escaped said, Let me|go over; that the men|of Gilead said unto him,|Art thou an|Ephraimite? If he said,|Nay;
R	T12:6 Then said they|unto him, Say now|Shibboleth: and he|said Sibboleth: for he|could not frame to|pronounce it right.|Then they took him,|and slew him at the|passages of Jordan:|and there fell at that|time of the Ephraimites|forty and two|thousand.|12:7 And Jephthah
R	Tjudged Israel six|years. Then died|Jephthah the Gileadite,|and was buried in one|of the cities of Gilead.|12:8 And after him|Ibzan of Bethlehem|judged Israel.|12:9 And he had thirty|sons, and thirty|daughters, whom he|sent abroad, and took|in thirty daughters|from abroad for his
R	Tsons. And he judged|Israel seven years.|12:10 Then died Ibzan,|and was buried at|Bethlehem.|12:11 And after him|Elon, a Zebulonite,|judged Israel; and he|judged Israel ten|years.|12:12 And Elon the|Zebulonite died, and|was buried in Aijalon|in the country of
R	TZebulun.|12:13 And after him|Abdon the son of|Hillel, a Pirathonite,|judged Israel.|12:14 And he had|forty sons and thirty|nephews, that rode on|threescore and ten|ass colts: and he|judged Israel eight|years.|12:15 And Abdon the|son of Hillel the
R	TPirathonite died, and|was buried in Pirathon|in the land of Ephraim,|in the mount of the|Amalekites.||13:1 And the children|of Israel did evil|again in the sight of|the LORD; and the|LORD delivered them|into the hand of the|Philistines forty|years.
R	T13:2 And there was a|certain man of Zorah,|of the family of the|Danites, whose name|was Manoah; and his|wife was barren, and|bare not.|13:3 And the angel of|the LORD appeared|unto the woman, and|said unto her, Behold|now, thou art barren,|and bearest not: but|thou shalt conceive,
R	Tand bear a son.|13:4 Now therefore|beware, I pray thee,|and drink not wine nor|strong drink, and eat|not any unclean thing:|13:5 For, lo, thou shalt|conceive, and bear a|son; and no razor|shall come on his|head: for the child|shall be a Nazarite|unto God from the|womb: and he shall
R	Tbegin to deliver Israel|out of the hand of the|Philistines.|13:6 Then the woman|came and told her|husband, saying, A man|of God came unto me,|and his countenance|was like the|countenance of an|angel of God, very|terrible: but I asked|him not whence he was,|neither told he me his
R	Tname:|13:7 But he said unto|me, Behold, thou shalt|conceive, and bear a|son; and now drink no|wine nor strong drink,|neither eat any|unclean thing: for the|child shall be a|Nazarite to God from|the womb to the day|of his death.|13:8 Then Manoah|intreated the LORD,
R	Tand said, O my Lord,|let the man of God|which thou didst send|come again unto us,|and teach us what we|shall do unto the child|that shall be born.|13:9 And God|hearkened to the|voice of Manoah; and|the angel of God came|again unto the woman|as she sat in the field:|but Manoah her
R	Thusband was not with|her.|13:10 And the woman|made haste, and ran,|and shewed her|husband, and said|unto him, Behold, the|man hath appeared|unto me, that came|unto me the other day.|13:11 And Manoah|arose, and went after|his wife, and came to|the man, and said unto
R	Thim, Art thou the man|that spakest unto the|woman? And he said, I|am.|13:12 And Manoah said,|Now let thy words|come to pass. How|shall we order the|child, and how shall we|do unto him?|13:13 And the angel of|the LORD said unto|Manoah, Of all that I|said unto the woman
R	Tlet her beware.|13:14 She may not eat|of any thing that|cometh of the vine,|neither let her drink|wine or strong drink,|nor eat any unclean|thing: all that I|commanded her let|her observe.|13:15 And Manoah said|unto the angel of the|LORD, I pray thee, let|us detain thee, until
R	Twe shall have made|ready a kid for thee.|13:16 And the angel of|the LORD said unto|Manoah, Though thou|detain me, I will not eat|of thy bread: and if|thou wilt offer a|burnt offering, thou|must offer it unto the|LORD. For Manoah|knew not that he was|an angel of the LORD.|13:17 And Manoah said
R	Tunto the angel of the|LORD, What is thy name,|that when thy sayings|come to pass we may|do thee honour?|13:18 And the angel of|the LORD said unto him,|Why askest thou thus|after my name, seeing|it is secret?|13:19 So Manoah took|a kid with a meat|offering, and offered|it upon a rock unto
R	Tthe LORD: and the|angel did wonderously;|and Manoah and his|wife looked on.|13:20 For it came to|pass, when the flame|went up toward|heaven from off the|altar, that the angel|of the LORD ascended|in the flame of the|altar. And Manoah and|his wife looked on it,|and fell on their
R	Tfaces to the ground.|13:21 But the angel of|the LORD did no more|appear to Manoah and|to his wife. Then|Manoah knew that he|was an angel of the|LORD.|13:22 And Manoah said|unto his wife, We shall|surely die, because|we have seen God.|13:23 But his wife said|unto him, If the LORD
R	Twere pleased to kill|us, he would not have|received a burnt|offering and a meat|offering at our hands,|neither would he have|shewed us all these|things, nor would as|at this time have told|us such things as|these.|13:24 And the woman|bare a son, and called|his name Samson: and
R	Tthe child grew, and|the LORD blessed him.|13:25 And the Spirit of|the LORD began to|move him at times in|the camp of Dan|between Zorah and|Eshtaol.||14:1 And Samson went|down to Timnath, and|saw a woman in Timnath|of the daughters of|the Philistines.
R	T14:2 And he came up,|and told his father|and his mother, and|said, I have seen a|woman in Timnath of|the daughters of the|Philistines: now|therefore get her for|me to wife.|14:3 Then his father|and his mother said|unto him, Is there|never a woman among|the daughters of thy
R	Tbrethren, or among all|my people, that thou|goest to take a wife|of the uncircumcised|Philistines? And|Samson said unto his|father, Get her for|me; for she pleaseth|me well.|14:4 But his father|and his mother knew|not that it was of the|LORD, that he sought|an occasion against
R	Tthe Philistines: for at|that time the|Philistines had|dominion over Israel.|14:5 Then went Samson|down, and his father|and his mother, to|Timnath, and came to|the vineyards of|Timnath: and, behold, a|young lion roared|against him.|14:6 And the Spirit of|the LORD came mightily
R	Tupon him, and he rent|him as he would have|rent a kid, and he had|nothing in his hand:|but he told not his|father or his mother|what he had done.|14:7 And he went down,|and talked with the|woman; and she|pleased Samson well.|14:8 And after a time|he returned to take|her, and he turned
R	Taside to see the|carcase of the lion:|and, behold, there was|a swarm of bees and|honey in the carcase|of the lion.|14:9 And he took|thereof in his hands,|and went on eating,|and came to his|father and mother,|and he gave them, and|they did eat: but he|told not them that he
R	Thad taken the honey|out of the carcase of|the lion.|14:10 So his father|went down unto the|woman: and Samson|made there a feast;|for so used the|young men to do.|14:11 And it came to|pass, when they saw|him, that they brought|thirty companions to|be with him.
R	T14:12 And Samson said|unto them, I will now|put forth a riddle|unto you: if ye can|certainly declare it me|within the seven days|of the feast, and find|it out, then I will give|you thirty sheets and|thirty change of|garments:|14:13 But if ye cannot|declare it me, then|shall ye give me thirty
R	Tsheets and thirty|change of garments.|And they said unto him,|Put forth thy riddle,|that we may hear it.|14:14 And he said unto|them, Out of the eater|came forth meat, and|out of the strong|came forth sweetness.|And they could not in|three days expound|the riddle.|14:15 And it came to
R	Tpass on the seventh|day, that they said|unto Samson's wife,|Entice thy husband,|that he may declare|unto us the riddle,|lest we burn thee and|thy father's house|with fire: have ye|called us to take that|we have? is it not so?|14:16 And Samson's|wife wept before him,|and said, Thou dost
R	Tbut hate me, and|lovest me not: thou|hast put forth a|riddle unto the|children of my people,|and hast not told it|me. And he said unto|her, Behold, I have|not told it my father|nor my mother, and|shall I tell it thee?|14:17 And she wept|before him the seven|days, while their feast
R	Tlasted: and it came to|pass on the seventh|day, that he told her,|because she lay sore|upon him: and she told|the riddle to the|children of her|people.|14:18 And the men of|the city said unto him|on the seventh day|before the sun went|down, What is sweeter|than honey? And what
R	Tis stronger than a|lion? and he said unto|them, If ye had not|plowed with my heifer,|ye had not found out|my riddle.|14:19 And the Spirit of|the LORD came upon|him, and he went down|to Ashkelon, and slew|thirty men of them,|and took their spoil,|and gave change of|garments unto them
R	Twhich expounded the|riddle. And his anger|was kindled, and he|went up to his|father's house.|14:20 But Samson's|wife was given to his|companion, whom he|had used as his|friend.||15:1 But it came to|pass within a while|after, in the time of
R	Twheat harvest, that|Samson visited his wife|with a kid; and he said,|I will go in to my wife|into the chamber. But|her father would not|suffer him to go in.|15:2 And her father|said, I verily thought|that thou hadst|utterly hated her;|therefore I gave her|to thy companion: is|not her younger
R	Tsister fairer than|she? take her, I pray|thee, instead of her.|15:3 And Samson said|concerning them, Now|shall I be more|blameless than the|Philistines, though I do|them a displeasure.|15:4 And Samson went|and caught three|hundred foxes, and|took firebrands, and|turned tail to tail, and
R	Tput a firebrand in the|midst between two|tails.|15:5 And when he had|set the brands on|fire, he let them go|into the standing corn|of the Philistines, and|burnt up both the|shocks, and also the|standing corn, with the|vineyards and olives.|15:6 Then the|Philistines said, Who
R	Thath done this? And|they answered,|Samson, the son in law|of the Timnite,|because he had taken|his wife, and given her|to his companion. And|the Philistines came|up, and burnt her and|her father with fire.|15:7 And Samson said|unto them, Though ye|have done this, yet will|I be avenged of you,
R	Tand after that I will|cease.|15:8 And he smote|them hip and thigh with|a great slaughter:|and he went down and|dwelt in the top of the|rock Etam.|15:9 Then the|Philistines went up,|and pitched in Judah,|and spread|themselves in Lehi.|15:10 And the men of
R	TJudah said, Why are|ye come up against|us? And they|answered, To bind|Samson are we come|up, to do to him as he|hath done to us.|15:11 Then three|thousand men of|Judah went to the top|of the rock Etam, and|said to Samson,|Knowest thou not that|the Philistines are
R	Trulers over us? what|is this that thou hast|done unto us? And he|said unto them, As|they did unto me, so|have I done unto them.|15:12 And they said|unto him, We are come|down to bind thee, that|we may deliver thee|into the hand of the|Philistines. And Samson|said unto them, Swear|unto me, that ye will
R	Tnot fall upon me|yourselves.|15:13 And they spake|unto him, saying, No;|but we will bind thee|fast, and deliver thee|into their hand: but|surely we will not kill|thee. And they bound|him with two new cords,|and brought him up|from the rock.|15:14 And when he|came unto Lehi, the
R	TPhilistines shouted|against him: and the|Spirit of the LORD|came mightily upon him,|and the cords that|were upon his arms|became as flax that|was burnt with fire,|and his bands loosed|from off his hands.|15:15 And he found a|new jawbone of an|ass, and put forth his|hand, and took it, and
R	Tslew a thousand men|therewith.|15:16 And Samson said,|With the jawbone of|an ass, heaps upon|heaps, with the jaw of|an ass have I slain a|thousand men.|15:17 And it came to|pass, when he had|made an end of|speaking, that he cast|away the jawbone out|of his hand, and
R	Tcalled that place|Ramathlehi.|15:18 And he was sore|athirst, and called on|the LORD, and said,|Thou hast given this|great deliverance into|the hand of thy|servant: and now shall|I die for thirst, and|fall into the hand of|the uncircumcised?|15:19 But God clave|an hollow place that
R	Twas in the jaw, and|there came water|thereout; and when he|had drunk, his spirit|came again, and he|revived: wherefore he|called the name|thereof Enhakkore,|which is in Lehi unto|this day.|15:20 And he judged|Israel in the days of|the Philistines twenty|years.
R	T16:1 Then went Samson|to Gaza, and saw|there an harlot, and|went in unto her.|16:2 And it was told|the Gazites, saying,|Samson is come hither.|And they compassed|him in, and laid wait for|him all night in the|gate of the city, and|were quiet all the|night, saying, In the|morning, when it is day,
R	Twe shall kill him.|16:3 And Samson lay|till midnight, and arose|at midnight, and took|the doors of the gate|of the city, and the|two posts, and went|away with them, bar|and all, and put them|upon his shoulders,|and carried them up|to the top of an hill|that is before Hebron.|16:4 And it came to
R	Tpass afterward, that|he loved a woman in|the valley of Sorek,|whose name was|Delilah.|16:5 And the lords of|the Philistines came up|unto her, and said|unto her, Entice him,|and see wherein his|great strength lieth,|and by what means we|may prevail against|him, that we may bind
R	Thim to afflict him; and|we will give thee every|one of us eleven|hundred pieces of|silver.|16:6 And Delilah said|to Samson, Tell me, I|pray thee, wherein thy|great strength lieth,|and wherewith thou|mightest be bound to|afflict thee.|16:7 And Samson said|unto her, If they bind
R	Tme with seven green|withs that were never|dried, then shall I be|weak, and be as|another man.|16:8 Then the lords of|the Philistines brought|up to her seven|green withs which had|not been dried, and|she bound him with|them.|16:9 Now there were|men lying in wait,
R	Tabiding with her in the|chamber. And she said|unto him, The|Philistines be upon|thee, Samson. And he|brake the withs, as a|thread of tow is|broken when it|toucheth the fire. So|his strength was not|known.|16:10 And Delilah said|unto Samson, Behold,|thou hast mocked me,
R	Tand told me lies: now|tell me, I pray thee,|wherewith thou|mightest be bound.|16:11 And he said unto|her, If they bind me|fast with new ropes|that never were|occupied, then shall I|be weak, and be as|another man.|16:12 Delilah|therefore took new|ropes, and bound him
R	Ttherewith, and said|unto him, The|Philistines be upon|thee, Samson. And|there were liers in|wait abiding in the|chamber. And he|brake them from off|his arms like a thread.|16:13 And Delilah said|unto Samson, Hitherto|thou hast mocked me,|and told me lies: tell|me wherewith thou
R	Tmightest be bound. And|he said unto her, If|thou weavest the|seven locks of my|head with the web.|16:14 And she|fastened it with the|pin, and said unto him,|The Philistines be|upon thee, Samson.|And he awaked out of|his sleep, and went|away with the pin of|the beam, and with the
R	Tweb.|16:15 And she said|unto him, How canst|thou say, I love thee,|when thine heart is|not with me? thou hast|mocked me these|three times, and hast|not told me wherein|thy great strength|lieth.|16:16 And it came to|pass, when she|pressed him daily with
R	Ther words, and urged|him, so that his soul|was vexed unto death;|16:17 That he told her|all his heart, and said|unto her, There hath|not come a razor|upon mine head; for I|have been a Nazarite|unto God from my|mother's womb: if I be|shaven, then my|strength will go from|me, and I shall become
R	Tweak, and be like any|other man.|16:18 And when Delilah|saw that he had told|her all his heart, she|sent and called for|the lords of the|Philistines, saying,|Come up this once, for|he hath shewed me all|his heart. Then the|lords of the|Philistines came up|unto her, and brought
R	Tmoney in their hand.|16:19 And she made|him sleep upon her|knees; and she called|for a man, and she|caused him to shave|off the seven locks|of his head; and she|began to afflict him,|and his strength went|from him.|16:20 And she said,|The Philistines be|upon thee, Samson.
R	TAnd he awoke out of|his sleep, and said, I|will go out as at other|times before, and|shake myself. And he|wist not that the LORD|was departed from|him.|16:21 But the|Philistines took him,|and put out his eyes,|and brought him down|to Gaza, and bound him|with fetters of brass;
R	Tand he did grind in the|prison house.|16:22 Howbeit the hair|of his head began to|grow again after he|was shaven.|16:23 Then the lords|of the Philistines|gathered them|together for to offer|a great sacrifice unto|Dagon their god, and|to rejoice: for they|said, Our god hath
R	Tdelivered Samson our|enemy into our hand.|16:24 And when the|people saw him, they|praised their god: for|they said, Our god|hath delivered into|our hands our enemy,|and the destroyer of|our country, which|slew many of us.|16:25 And it came to|pass, when their|hearts were merry,
R	Tthat they said, Call|for Samson, that he|may make us sport.|And they called for|Samson out of the|prison house; and he|made them sport: and|they set him between|the pillars.|16:26 And Samson said|unto the lad that held|him by the hand,|Suffer me that I may|feel the pillars
R	Twhereupon the house|standeth, that I may|lean upon them.|16:27 Now the house|was full of men and|women; and all the|lords of the|Philistines were there;|and there were upon|the roof about three|thousand men and|women, that beheld|while Samson made|sport.
R	T16:28 And Samson|called unto the LORD,|and said, O Lord God,|remember me, I pray|thee, and strengthen|me, I pray thee, only|this once, O God, that I|may be at once|avenged of the|Philistines for my two|eyes.|16:29 And Samson took|hold of the two middle|pillars upon which the
R	Thouse stood, and on|which it was borne up,|of the one with his|right hand, and of the|other with his left.|16:30 And Samson said,|Let me die with the|Philistines. And he|bowed himself with all|his might; and the|house fell upon the|lords, and upon all|the people that were|therein. So the dead
R	Twhich he slew at his|death were more than|they which he slew in|his life.|16:31 Then his|brethren and all the|house of his father|came down, and took|him, and brought him|up, and buried him|between Zorah and|Eshtaol in the|buryingplace of|Manoah his father.
R	TAnd he judged Israel|twenty years.||17:1 And there was a|man of mount Ephraim,|whose name was Micah.|17:2 And he said unto|his mother, The eleven|hundred shekels of|silver that were taken|from thee, about which|thou cursedst, and|spakest of also in|mine ears, behold, the
R	Tsilver is with me; I took|it. And his mother said,|Blessed be thou of|the LORD, my son.|17:3 And when he had|restored the eleven|hundred shekels of|silver to his mother,|his mother said, I had|wholly dedicated the|silver unto the LORD|from my hand for my|son, to make a graven|image and a molten
R	Timage: now therefore I|will restore it unto|thee.|17:4 Yet he restored|the money unto his|mother; and his mother|took two hundred|shekels of silver, and|gave them to the|founder, who made|thereof a graven|image and a molten|image: and they were|in the house of Micah.
R	T17:5 And the man Micah|had an house of gods,|and made an ephod,|and teraphim, and|consecrated one of|his sons, who became|his priest.|17:6 In those days|there was no king in|Israel, but every man|did that which was|right in his own eyes.|17:7 And there was a|young man out of
R	TBethlehemjudah of the|family of Judah, who|was a Levite, and he|sojourned there.|17:8 And the man|departed out of the|city from|Bethlehemjudah to|sojourn where he|could find a place:|and he came to mount|Ephraim to the house|of Micah, as he|journeyed.
R	T17:9 And Micah said|unto him, Whence|comest thou? And he|said unto him, I am a|Levite of|Bethlehemjudah, and I|go to sojourn where I|may find a place.|17:10 And Micah said|unto him, Dwell with me,|and be unto me a|father and a priest,|and I will give thee ten|shekels of silver by
R	Tthe year, and a suit|of apparel, and thy|victuals. So the Levite|went in.|17:11 And the Levite|was content to dwell|with the man; and the|young man was unto|him as one of his|sons.|17:12 And Micah|consecrated the|Levite; and the young|man became his priest,
R	Tand was in the house|of Micah.|17:13 Then said Micah,|Now know I that the|LORD will do me good,|seeing I have a Levite|to my priest.||18:1 In those days|there was no king in|Israel: and in those|days the tribe of the|Danites sought them|an inheritance to dwell
R	Tin; for unto that day|all their inheritance|had not fallen unto|them among the tribes|of Israel.|18:2 And the children|of Dan sent of their|family five men from|their coasts, men of|valour, from Zorah,|and from Eshtaol, to|spy out the land, and|to search it; and they|said unto them, Go,
R	Tsearch the land: who|when they came to|mount Ephraim, to the|house of Micah, they|lodged there.|18:3 When they were|by the house of Micah,|they knew the voice of|the young man the|Levite: and they|turned in thither, and|said unto him, Who|brought thee hither?|and what makest thou
R	Tin this place? and|what hast thou here?|18:4 And he said unto|them, Thus and thus|dealeth Micah with me,|and hath hired me, and|I am his priest.|18:5 And they said|unto him, Ask counsel,|we pray thee, of God,|that we may know|whether our way which|we go shall be|prosperous.
R	T18:6 And the priest|said unto them, Go in|peace: before the|LORD is your way|wherein ye go.|18:7 Then the five men|departed, and came to|Laish, and saw the|people that were|therein, how they|dwelt careless, after|the manner of the|Zidonians, quiet and|secure; and there was
R	Tno magistrate in the|land, that might put|them to shame in any|thing; and they were|far from the|Zidonians, and had no|business with any man.|18:8 And they came|unto their brethren to|Zorah and Eshtaol:|and their brethren|said unto them, What|say ye?|18:9 And they said,
R	TArise, that we may go|up against them: for|we have seen the|land, and, behold, it is|very good: and are ye|still? be not slothful|to go, and to enter to|possess the land.|18:10 When ye go, ye|shall come unto a|people secure, and to|a large land: for God|hath given it into your|hands; a place where
R	Tthere is no want of|any thing that is in the|earth.|18:11 And there went|from thence of the|family of the Danites,|out of Zorah and out|of Eshtaol, six|hundred men|appointed with|weapons of war.|18:12 And they went|up, and pitched in|Kirjathjearim, in
R	TJudah: wherefore|they called that place|Mahanehdan unto this|day: behold, it is|behind Kirjathjearim.|18:13 And they passed|thence unto mount|Ephraim, and came|unto the house of|Micah.|18:14 Then answered|the five men that went|to spy out the|country of Laish, and
R	Tsaid unto their|brethren, Do ye know|that there is in these|houses an ephod, and|teraphim, and a|graven image, and a|molten image? now|therefore consider|what ye have to do.|18:15 And they turned|thitherward, and came|to the house of the|young man the Levite,|even unto the house
R	Tof Micah, and saluted|him.|18:16 And the six|hundred men|appointed with their|weapons of war, which|were of the children|of Dan, stood by the|entering of the gate.|18:17 And the five men|that went to spy out|the land went up, and|came in thither, and|took the graven image,
R	Tand the ephod, and|the teraphim, and the|molten image: and the|priest stood in the|entering of the gate|with the six hundred|men that were|appointed with|weapons of war.|18:18 And these went|into Micah's house, and|fetched the carved|image, the ephod, and|the teraphim, and the
R	Tmolten image. Then|said the priest unto|them, What do ye?|18:19 And they said|unto him, Hold thy|peace, lay thine hand|upon thy mouth, and|go with us, and be to|us a father and a|priest: is it better for|thee to be a priest|unto the house of one|man, or that thou be a|priest unto a tribe
R	Tand a family in Israel?|18:20 And the priest's|heart was glad, and|he took the ephod,|and the teraphim, and|the graven image, and|went in the midst of|the people.|18:21 So they turned|and departed, and put|the little ones and the|cattle and the|carriage before them.|18:22 And when they
R	Twere a good way from|the house of Micah,|the men that were in|the houses near to|Micah's house were|gathered together,|and overtook the|children of Dan.|18:23 And they cried|unto the children of|Dan. And they turned|their faces, and said|unto Micah, What aileth|thee, that thou comest
R	Twith such a company?|18:24 And he said, Ye|have taken away my|gods which I made, and|the priest, and ye are|gone away: and what|have I more? and what|is this that ye say|unto me, What aileth|thee?|18:25 And the children|of Dan said unto him,|Let not thy voice be|heard among us, lest
R	Tangry fellows run|upon thee, and thou|lose thy life, with the|lives of thy|household.|18:26 And the children|of Dan went their way:|and when Micah saw|that they were too|strong for him, he|turned and went back|unto his house.|18:27 And they took|the things which Micah
R	Thad made, and the|priest which he had,|and came unto Laish,|unto a people that|were at quiet and|secure: and they|smote them with the|edge of the sword,|and burnt the city with|fire.|18:28 And there was|no deliverer, because|it was far from Zidon,|and they had no
R	Tbusiness with any man;|and it was in the|valley that lieth by|Bethrehob. And they|built a city, and dwelt|therein.|18:29 And they called|the name of the city|Dan, after the name of|Dan their father, who|was born unto Israel:|howbeit the name of|the city was Laish at|the first.
R	T18:30 And the children|of Dan set up the|graven image: and|Jonathan, the son of|Gershom, the son of|Manasseh, he and his|sons were priests to|the tribe of Dan until|the day of the|captivity of the land.|18:31 And they set|them up Micah's|graven image, which he|made, all the time that
R	Tthe house of God was|in Shiloh.||19:1 And it came to|pass in those days,|when there was no|king in Israel, that|there was a certain|Levite sojourning on|the side of mount|Ephraim, who took to|him a concubine out of|Bethlehemjudah.|19:2 And his concubine
R	Tplayed the whore|against him, and went|away from him unto|her father's house to|Bethlehemjudah, and|was there four whole|months.|19:3 And her husband|arose, and went after|her, to speak friendly|unto her, and to bring|her again, having his|servant with him, and a|couple of asses: and
R	Tshe brought him into|her father's house:|and when the father|of the damsel saw him,|he rejoiced to meet|him.|19:4 And his father in|law, the damsel's|father, retained him;|and he abode with him|three days: so they|did eat and drink, and|lodged there.|19:5 And it came to
R	Tpass on the fourth|day, when they arose|early in the morning,|that he rose up to|depart: and the|damsel's father said|unto his son in law,|Comfort thine heart|with a morsel of|bread, and afterward|go your way.|19:6 And they sat|down, and did eat and|drink both of them
R	Ttogether: for the|damsel's father had|said unto the man, Be|content, I pray thee,|and tarry all night,|and let thine heart be|merry.|19:7 And when the man|rose up to depart, his|father in law urged|him: therefore he|lodged there again.|19:8 And he arose|early in the morning
R	Ton the fifth day to|depart; and the|damsel's father said,|Comfort thine heart, I|pray thee. And they|tarried until|afternoon, and they|did eat both of them.|19:9 And when the man|rose up to depart, he,|and his concubine, and|his servant, his|father in law, the|damsel's father, said
R	Tunto him, Behold, now|the day draweth|toward evening, I pray|you tarry all night:|behold, the day|groweth to an end,|lodge here, that thine|heart may be merry;|and to morrow get you|early on your way,|that thou mayest go|home.|19:10 But the man|would not tarry that
R	Tnight, but he rose up|and departed, and|came over against|Jebus, which is|Jerusalem; and there|were with him two|asses saddled, his|concubine also was|with him.|19:11 And when they|were by Jebus, the|day was far spent;|and the servant said|unto his master, Come,
R	TI pray thee, and let|us turn in into this|city of the Jebusites,|and lodge in it.|19:12 And his master|said unto him, We will|not turn aside hither|into the city of a|stranger, that is not|of the children of|Israel; we will pass|over to Gibeah.|19:13 And he said unto|his servant, Come, and
R	Tlet us draw near to|one of these places|to lodge all night, in|Gibeah, or in Ramah.|19:14 And they passed|on and went their way;|and the sun went down|upon them when they|were by Gibeah, which|belongeth to Benjamin.|19:15 And they turned|aside thither, to go in|and to lodge in Gibeah:|and when he went in,
R	The sat him down in a|street of the city: for|there was no man that|took them into his|house to lodging.|19:16 And, behold,|there came an old man|from his work out of|the field at even,|which was also of|mount Ephraim; and he|sojourned in Gibeah:|but the men of the|place were
R	TBenjamites.|19:17 And when he had|lifted up his eyes, he|saw a wayfaring man|in the street of the|city: and the old man|said, Whither goest|thou? and whence|comest thou?|19:18 And he said unto|him, We are passing|from Bethlehemjudah|toward the side of|mount Ephraim; from
R	Tthence am I: and I|went to|Bethlehemjudah, but I|am now going to the|house of the LORD;|and there is no man|that receiveth me to|house.|19:19 Yet there is|both straw and|provender for our|asses; and there is|bread and wine also|for me, and for thy
R	Thandmaid, and for the|young man which is|with thy servants:|there is no want of|any thing.|19:20 And the old man|said, Peace be with|thee; howsoever let|all thy wants lie upon|me; only lodge not in|the street.|19:21 So he brought|him into his house, and|gave provender unto
R	Tthe asses: and they|washed their feet, and|did eat and drink.|19:22 Now as they|were making their|hearts merry, behold,|the men of the city,|certain sons of Belial,|beset the house|round about, and beat|at the door, and|spake to the master|of the house, the old|man, saying, Bring
R	Tforth the man that|came into thine house,|that we may know him.|19:23 And the man, the|master of the house,|went out unto them,|and said unto them,|Nay, my brethren, nay,|I pray you, do not so|wickedly; seeing that|this man is come into|mine house, do not this|folly.|19:24 Behold, here is
R	Tmy daughter a maiden,|and his concubine;|them I will bring out|now, and humble ye|them, and do with them|what seemeth good|unto you: but unto this|man do not so vile a|thing.|19:25 But the men|would not hearken to|him: so the man took|his concubine, and|brought her forth
R	Tunto them; and they|knew her, and abused|her all the night until|the morning: and when|the day began to|spring, they let her|go.|19:26 Then came the|woman in the dawning|of the day, and fell|down at the door of|the man's house where|her lord was, till it|was light.
R	T19:27 And her lord|rose up in the|morning, and opened|the doors of the|house, and went out to|go his way: and,|behold, the woman his|concubine was fallen|down at the door of|the house, and her|hands were upon the|threshold.|19:28 And he said unto|her, Up, and let us be
R	Tgoing. But none|answered. Then the|man took her up upon|an ass, and the man|rose up, and gat him|unto his place.|19:29 And when he was|come into his house,|he took a knife, and|laid hold on his|concubine, and divided|her, together with her|bones, into twelve|pieces, and sent her
R	Tinto all the coasts of|Israel.|19:30 And it was so,|that all that saw it|said, There was no|such deed done nor|seen from the day|that the children of|Israel came up out of|the land of Egypt unto|this day: consider of|it, take advice, and|speak your minds.|
R	T20:1 Then all the|children of Israel|went out, and the|congregation was|gathered together as|one man, from Dan|even to Beersheba,|with the land of Gilead,|unto the LORD in|Mizpeh.|20:2 And the chief of|all the people, even of|all the tribes of|Israel, presented
R	Tthemselves in the|assembly of the|people of God, four|hundred thousand|footmen that drew|sword.|20:3 (Now the children|of Benjamin heard|that the children of|Israel were gone up|to Mizpeh.) Then said|the children of Israel,|Tell us, how was this|wickedness?
R	T20:4 And the Levite,|the husband of the|woman that was slain,|answered and said, I|came into Gibeah that|belongeth to Benjamin,|I and my concubine, to|lodge.|20:5 And the men of|Gibeah rose against|me, and beset the|house round about|upon me by night, and|thought to have slain
R	Tme: and my concubine|have they forced,|that she is dead.|20:6 And I took my|concubine, and cut|her in pieces, and|sent her throughout|all the country of the|inheritance of Israel:|for they have|committed lewdness|and folly in Israel.|20:7 Behold, ye are all|children of Israel;
R	Tgive here your advice|and counsel.|20:8 And all the|people arose as one|man, saying, We will not|any of us go to his|tent, neither will we|any of us turn into|his house.|20:9 But now this shall|be the thing which we|will do to Gibeah; we|will go up by lot|against it;
R	T20:10 And we will take|ten men of an|hundred throughout|all the tribes of|Israel, and an|hundred of a|thousand, and a|thousand out of ten|thousand, to fetch|victual for the people,|that they may do, when|they come to Gibeah|of Benjamin,|according to all the
R	Tfolly that they have|wrought in Israel.|20:11 So all the men|of Israel were|gathered against the|city, knit together as|one man.|20:12 And the tribes|of Israel sent men|through all the tribe|of Benjamin, saying,|What wickedness is|this that is done|among you?
R	T20:13 Now therefore|deliver us the men,|the children of Belial,|which are in Gibeah,|that we may put them|to death, and put away|evil from Israel. But|the children of|Benjamin would not|hearken to the voice|of their brethren the|children of Israel.|20:14 But the children|of Benjamin gathered
R	Tthemselves together|out of the cities unto|Gibeah, to go out to|battle against the|children of Israel.|20:15 And the children|of Benjamin were|numbered at that time|out of the cities|twenty and six|thousand men that|drew sword, beside|the inhabitants of|Gibeah, which were
R	Tnumbered seven|hundred chosen men.|20:16 Among all this|people there were|seven hundred|chosen men|lefthanded; every one|could sling stones at|an hair breadth, and|not miss.|20:17 And the men of|Israel, beside|Benjamin, were|numbered four
R	Thundred thousand men|that drew sword: all|these were men of|war.|20:18 And the children|of Israel arose, and|went up to the house|of God, and asked|counsel of God, and|said, Which of us shall|go up first to the|battle against the|children of Benjamin?|And the LORD said,
R	TJudah shall go up|first.|20:19 And the children|of Israel rose up in|the morning, and|encamped against|Gibeah.|20:20 And the men of|Israel went out to|battle against|Benjamin; and the men|of Israel put|themselves in array|to fight against them
R	Tat Gibeah.|20:21 And the children|of Benjamin came|forth out of Gibeah,|and destroyed down|to the ground of the|Israelites that day|twenty and two|thousand men.|20:22 And the people|the men of Israel|encouraged|themselves, and set|their battle again in
R	Tarray in the place|where they put|themselves in array|the first day.|20:23 (And the|children of Israel|went up and wept|before the LORD until|even, and asked|counsel of the LORD,|saying, Shall I go up|again to battle against|the children of|Benjamin my brother?
R	TAnd the LORD said, Go|up against him.)|20:24 And the children|of Israel came near|against the children|of Benjamin the|second day.|20:25 And Benjamin|went forth against|them out of Gibeah the|second day, and|destroyed down to the|ground of the|children of Israel
R	Tagain eighteen|thousand men; all|these drew the sword.|20:26 Then all the|children of Israel,|and all the people,|went up, and came|unto the house of|God, and wept, and sat|there before the|LORD, and fasted that|day until even, and|offered burnt|offerings and peace
R	Tofferings before the|LORD.|20:27 And the children|of Israel enquired of|the LORD, (for the ark|of the covenant of|God was there in|those days,|20:28 And Phinehas,|the son of Eleazar,|the son of Aaron,|stood before it in|those days,) saying,|Shall I yet again go
R	Tout to battle against|the children of|Benjamin my brother,|or shall I cease? And|the LORD said, Go up;|for to morrow I will|deliver them into thine|hand.|20:29 And Israel set|liers in wait round|about Gibeah.|20:30 And the children|of Israel went up|against the children
R	Tof Benjamin on the|third day, and put|themselves in array|against Gibeah, as at|other times.|20:31 And the children|of Benjamin went out|against the people,|and were drawn away|from the city; and|they began to smite of|the people, and kill, as|at other times, in the|highways, of which one
R	Tgoeth up to the house|of God, and the other|to Gibeah in the field,|about thirty men of|Israel.|20:32 And the children|of Benjamin said, They|are smitten down|before us, as at the|first. But the children|of Israel said, Let us|flee, and draw them|from the city unto the|highways.
R	T20:33 And all the men|of Israel rose up out|of their place, and put|themselves in array|at Baaltamar: and the|liers in wait of Israel|came forth out of|their places, even out|of the meadows of|Gibeah.|20:34 And there came|against Gibeah ten|thousand chosen men|out of all Israel, and
R	Tthe battle was sore:|but they knew not that|evil was near them.|20:35 And the LORD|smote Benjamin|before Israel: and the|children of Israel|destroyed of the|Benjamites that day|twenty and five|thousand and an|hundred men: all these|drew the sword.|20:36 So the children
R	Tof Benjamin saw that|they were smitten: for|the men of Israel|gave place to the|Benjamites, because|they trusted unto the|liers in wait which they|had set beside Gibeah.|20:37 And the liers in|wait hasted, and|rushed upon Gibeah;|and the liers in wait|drew themselves|along, and smote all
R	Tthe city with the edge|of the sword.|20:38 Now there was|an appointed sign|between the men of|Israel and the liers in|wait, that they should|make a great flame|with smoke rise up out|of the city.|20:39 And when the|men of Israel retired|in the battle, Benjamin|began to smite and kill
R	Tof the men of Israel|about thirty persons:|for they said, Surely|they are smitten down|before us, as in the|first battle.|20:40 But when the|flame began to arise|up out of the city with|a pillar of smoke, the|Benjamites looked|behind them, and,|behold, the flame of|the city ascended up
R	Tto heaven.|20:41 And when the|men of Israel turned|again, the men of|Benjamin were amazed:|for they saw that evil|was come upon them.|20:42 Therefore they|turned their backs|before the men of|Israel unto the way of|the wilderness; but|the battle overtook|them; and them which
R	Tcame out of the cities|they destroyed in the|midst of them.|20:43 Thus they|inclosed the|Benjamites round|about, and chased|them, and trode them|down with ease over|against Gibeah toward|the sunrising.|20:44 And there fell|of Benjamin eighteen|thousand men; all
R	Tthese were men of|valour.|20:45 And they turned|and fled toward the|wilderness unto the|rock of Rimmon: and|they gleaned of them|in the highways five|thousand men; and|pursued hard after|them unto Gidom, and|slew two thousand men|of them.|20:46 So that all which
R	Tfell that day of|Benjamin were twenty|and five thousand men|that drew the sword;|all these were men of|valour.|20:47 But six hundred|men turned and fled|to the wilderness unto|the rock Rimmon, and|abode in the rock|Rimmon four months.|20:48 And the men of|Israel turned again
R	Tupon the children of|Benjamin, and smote|them with the edge of|the sword, as well the|men of every city, as|the beast, and all that|came to hand: also|they set on fire all|the cities that they|came to.||21:1 Now the men of|Israel had sworn in|Mizpeh, saying, There
R	Tshall not any of us|give his daughter unto|Benjamin to wife.|21:2 And the people|came to the house of|God, and abode there|till even before God,|and lifted up their|voices, and wept sore;|21:3 And said, O LORD|God of Israel, why is|this come to pass in|Israel, that there|should be to day one
R	Ttribe lacking in|Israel?|21:4 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|that the people rose|early, and built there|an altar, and offered|burnt offerings and|peace offerings.|21:5 And the children|of Israel said, Who is|there among all the|tribes of Israel that|came not up with the
R	Tcongregation unto the|LORD? For they had|made a great oath|concerning him that|came not up to the|LORD to Mizpeh, saying,|He shall surely be put|to death.|21:6 And the children|of Israel repented|them for Benjamin|their brother, and|said, There is one|tribe cut off from
R	TIsrael this day.|21:7 How shall we do|for wives for them|that remain, seeing we|have sworn by the|LORD that we will not|give them of our|daughters to wives?|21:8 And they said,|What one is there of|the tribes of Israel|that came not up to|Mizpeh to the LORD?|And, behold, there
R	Tcame none to the camp|from Jabeshgilead to|the assembly.|21:9 For the people|were numbered, and,|behold, there were|none of the|inhabitants of|Jabeshgilead there.|21:10 And the|congregation sent|thither twelve|thousand men of the|valiantest, and
R	Tcommanded them,|saying, Go and smite|the inhabitants of|Jabeshgilead with the|edge of the sword,|with the women and the|children.|21:11 And this is the|thing that ye shall do,|Ye shall utterly|destroy every male,|and every woman that|hath lain by man.|21:12 And they found
R	Tamong the inhabitants|of Jabeshgilead four|hundred young|virgins, that had|known no man by lying|with any male: and|they brought them|unto the camp to|Shiloh, which is in the|land of Canaan.|21:13 And the whole|congregation sent|some to speak to the|children of Benjamin
R	Tthat were in the rock|Rimmon, and to call|peaceably unto them.|21:14 And Benjamin|came again at that|time; and they gave|them wives which they|had saved alive of the|women of|Jabeshgilead: and yet|so they sufficed them|not.|21:15 And the people|repented them for
R	TBenjamin, because|that the LORD had|made a breach in the|tribes of Israel.|21:16 Then the elders|of the congregation|said, How shall we do|for wives for them|that remain, seeing the|women are destroyed|out of Benjamin?|21:17 And they said,|There must be an|inheritance for them
R	Tthat be escaped of|Benjamin, that a tribe|be not destroyed out|of Israel.|21:18 Howbeit we may|not give them wives of|our daughters: for|the children of Israel|have sworn, saying,|Cursed be he that|giveth a wife to|Benjamin.|21:19 Then they said,|Behold, there is a
R	Tfeast of the LORD in|Shiloh yearly in a|place which is on the|north side of Bethel,|on the east side of|the highway that goeth|up from Bethel to|Shechem, and on the|south of Lebonah.|21:20 Therefore they|commanded the|children of Benjamin,|saying, Go and lie in|wait in the vineyards;
R	T21:21 And see, and,|behold, if the|daughters of Shiloh|come out to dance in|dances, then come ye|out of the vineyards,|and catch you every|man his wife of the|daughters of Shiloh,|and go to the land of|Benjamin.|21:22 And it shall be,|when their fathers or|their brethren come
R	Tunto us to complain,|that we will say unto|them, Be favourable|unto them for our|sakes: because we|reserved not to each|man his wife in the|war: for ye did not|give unto them at this|time, that ye should be|guilty.|21:23 And the children|of Benjamin did so,|and took them wives,
R	Taccording to their|number, of them that|danced, whom they|caught: and they went|and returned unto|their inheritance, and|repaired the cities,|and dwelt in them.|21:24 And the children|of Israel departed|thence at that time,|every man to his tribe|and to his family, and|they went out from
R	Tthence every man to|his inheritance.|21:25 In those days|there was no king in|Israel: every man did|that which was right in|his own eyes.
R	K2;The Book of Ruth	T||1:1 Now it came to|pass in the days when|the judges ruled, that|there was a famine in|the land. And a|certain man of|Bethlehemjudah went|to sojourn in the|country of Moab, he,|and his wife, and his|two sons.|1:2 And the name of
R	Tthe man was Elimelech,|and the name of his|wife Naomi, and the|name of his two sons|Mahlon and Chilion,|Ephrathites of|Bethlehemjudah. And|they came into the|country of Moab, and|continued there.|1:3 And Elimelech|Naomi's husband died;|and she was left, and|her two sons.
R	T1:4 And they took them|wives of the women of|Moab; the name of the|one was Orpah, and|the name of the other|Ruth: and they dwelled|there about ten|years.|1:5 And Mahlon and|Chilion died also both|of them; and the|woman was left of her|two sons and her|husband.
R	T1:6 Then she arose|with her daughters in|law, that she might|return from the|country of Moab: for|she had heard in the|country of Moab how|that the LORD had|visited his people in|giving them bread.|1:7 Wherefore she|went forth out of the|place where she was,|and her two
R	Tdaughters in law with|her; and they went on|the way to return|unto the land of|Judah.|1:8 And Naomi said|unto her two|daughters in law, Go,|return each to her|mother's house: the|LORD deal kindly with|you, as ye have dealt|with the dead, and with|me.
R	T1:9 The LORD grant|you that ye may find|rest, each of you in|the house of her|husband. Then she|kissed them; and they|lifted up their voice,|and wept.|1:10 And they said|unto her, Surely we|will return with thee|unto thy people.|1:11 And Naomi said,|Turn again, my
R	Tdaughters: why will ye|go with me? are there|yet any more sons in|my womb, that they may|be your husbands?|1:12 Turn again, my|daughters, go your|way; for I am too old|to have an husband.|If I should say, I have|hope, if I should have|an husband also to|night, and should also|bear sons;
R	T1:13 Would ye tarry|for them till they were|grown? would ye stay|for them from having|husbands? nay, my|daughters; for it|grieveth me much for|your sakes that the|hand of the LORD is|gone out against me.|1:14 And they lifted up|their voice, and wept|again: and Orpah|kissed her mother in
R	Tlaw; but Ruth clave|unto her.|1:15 And she said,|Behold, thy sister in|law is gone back unto|her people, and unto|her gods: return thou|after thy sister in law.|1:16 And Ruth said,|Intreat me not to|leave thee, or to|return from following|after thee: for|whither thou goest, I
R	Twill go; and where thou|lodgest, I will lodge:|thy people shall be my|people, and thy God|my God:|1:17 Where thou diest,|will I die, and there will|I be buried: the LORD|do so to me, and more|also, if ought but|death part thee and|me.|1:18 When she saw|that she was
R	Tstedfastly minded to|go with her, then she|left speaking unto|her.|1:19 So they two went|until they came to|Bethlehem. And it came|to pass, when they|were come to|Bethlehem, that all the|city was moved about|them, and they said, Is|this Naomi?|1:20 And she said unto
R	Tthem, Call me not Naomi,|call me Mara: for the|Almighty hath dealt|very bitterly with me.|1:21 I went out full|and the LORD hath|brought me home again|empty: why then call|ye me Naomi, seeing|the LORD hath|testified against me,|and the Almighty hath|afflicted me?|1:22 So Naomi
R	Treturned, and Ruth|the Moabitess, her|daughter in law, with|her, which returned|out of the country of|Moab: and they came|to Bethlehem in the|beginning of barley|harvest.||2:1 And Naomi had a|kinsman of her|husband's, a mighty|man of wealth, of the
R	Tfamily of Elimelech;|and his name was|Boaz.|2:2 And Ruth the|Moabitess said unto|Naomi, Let me now go|to the field, and glean|ears of corn after|him in whose sight I|shall find grace. And|she said unto her, Go,|my daughter.|2:3 And she went, and|came, and gleaned in
R	Tthe field after the|reapers: and her hap|was to light on a part|of the field belonging|unto Boaz, who was of|the kindred of|Elimelech.|2:4 And, behold, Boaz|came from Bethlehem,|and said unto the|reapers, The LORD be|with you. And they|answered him, The|LORD bless thee.
R	T2:5 Then said Boaz|unto his servant that|was set over the|reapers, Whose|damsel is this?|2:6 And the servant|that was set over the|reapers answered|and said, It is the|Moabitish damsel that|came back with Naomi|out of the country of|Moab:|2:7 And she said, I
R	Tpray you, let me glean|and gather after the|reapers among the|sheaves: so she came,|and hath continued|even from the morning|until now, that she|tarried a little in the|house.|2:8 Then said Boaz|unto Ruth, Hearest|thou not, my|daughter? Go not to|glean in another field,
R	Tneither go from|hence, but abide here|fast by my maidens:|2:9 Let thine eyes be|on the field that they|do reap, and go thou|after them: have I not|charged the young|men that they shall|not touch thee? and|when thou art athirst,|go unto the vessels,|and drink of that|which the young men
R	Thave drawn.|2:10 Then she fell on|her face, and bowed|herself to the ground,|and said unto him, Why|have I found grace in|thine eyes, that thou|shouldest take|knowledge of me,|seeing I am a|stranger?|2:11 And Boaz|answered and said|unto her, It hath fully
R	Tbeen shewed me, all|that thou hast done|unto thy mother in law|since the death of|thine husband: and|how thou hast left thy|father and thy|mother, and the land|of thy nativity, and|art come unto a|people which thou|knewest not|heretofore.|2:12 The LORD
R	Trecompense thy work,|and a full reward be|given thee of the|LORD God of Israel,|under whose wings|thou art come to|trust.|2:13 Then she said,|Let me find favour in|thy sight, my lord; for|that thou hast|comforted me, and for|that thou hast spoken|friendly unto thine
R	Thandmaid, though I be|not like unto one of|thine handmaidens.|2:14 And Boaz said|unto her, At mealtime|come thou hither, and|eat of the bread, and|dip thy morsel in the|vinegar. And she sat|beside the reapers:|and he reached her|parched corn, and|she did eat, and was|sufficed, and left.
R	T2:15 And when she was|risen up to glean,|Boaz commanded his|young men, saying, Let|her glean even among|the sheaves, and|reproach her not:|2:16 And let fall also|some of the handfuls|of purpose for her,|and leave them, that|she may glean them,|and rebuke her not.|2:17 So she gleaned in
R	Tthe field until even,|and beat out that she|had gleaned: and it|was about an ephah|of barley.|2:18 And she took it|up, and went into the|city: and her mother in|law saw what she had|gleaned: and she|brought forth, and|gave to her that she|had reserved after|she was sufficed.
R	T2:19 And her mother in|law said unto her,|Where hast thou|gleaned to day? and|where wroughtest|thou? blessed be he|that did take|knowledge of thee.|And she shewed her|mother in law with|whom she had wrought,|and said, The man's|name with whom I|wrought to day is
R	TBoaz.|2:20 And Naomi said|unto her daughter in|law, Blessed be he of|the LORD, who hath not|left off his kindness|to the living and to|the dead. And Naomi|said unto her, The man|is near of kin unto us,|one of our next|kinsmen.|2:21 And Ruth the|Moabitess said, He said
R	Tunto me also, Thou|shalt keep fast by my|young men, until they|have ended all my|harvest.|2:22 And Naomi said|unto Ruth her|daughter in law, It is|good, my daughter,|that thou go out with|his maidens, that they|meet thee not in any|other field.|2:23 So she kept fast
R	Tby the maidens of|Boaz to glean unto|the end of barley|harvest and of wheat|harvest; and dwelt|with her mother in law.||3:1 Then Naomi her|mother in law said|unto her, My daughter,|shall I not seek rest|for thee, that it may|be well with thee?|3:2 And now is not
R	TBoaz of our kindred,|with whose maidens|thou wast? Behold, he|winnoweth barley to|night in the|threshingfloor.|3:3 Wash thyself|therefore, and anoint|thee, and put thy|raiment upon thee, and|get thee down to the|floor: but make not|thyself known unto|the man, until he shall
R	Thave done eating and|drinking.|3:4 And it shall be,|when he lieth down,|that thou shalt mark|the place where he|shall lie, and thou|shalt go in, and|uncover his feet, and|lay thee down; and he|will tell thee what thou|shalt do.|3:5 And she said unto|her, All that thou
R	Tsayest unto me I will|do.|3:6 And she went down|unto the floor, and did|according to all that|her mother in law|bade her.|3:7 And when Boaz had|eaten and drunk, and|his heart was merry,|he went to lie down at|the end of the heap|of corn: and she came|softly, and uncovered
R	This feet, and laid her|down.|3:8 And it came to|pass at midnight, that|the man was afraid,|and turned himself:|and, behold, a woman|lay at his feet.|3:9 And he said, Who|art thou? And she|answered, I am Ruth|thine handmaid: spread|therefore thy skirt|over thine handmaid;
R	Tfor thou art a near|kinsman.|3:10 And he said,|Blessed be thou of|the LORD, my daughter:|for thou hast shewed|more kindness in the|latter end than at the|beginning, inasmuch as|thou followedst not|young men, whether|poor or rich.|3:11 And now, my|daughter, fear not; I
R	Twill do to thee all that|thou requirest: for all|the city of my people|doth know that thou|art a virtuous woman.|3:12 And now it is true|that I am thy near|kinsman: howbeit there|is a kinsman nearer|than I.|3:13 Tarry this night,|and it shall be in the|morning, that if he will|perform unto thee the
R	Tpart of a kinsman, well;|let him do the|kinsman's part: but if|he will not do the part|of a kinsman to thee,|then will I do the part|of a kinsman to thee,|as the LORD liveth: lie|down until the morning.|3:14 And she lay at|his feet until the|morning: and she rose|up before one could|know another. And he
R	Tsaid, Let it not be|known that a woman|came into the floor.|3:15 Also he said,|Bring the vail that|thou hast upon thee,|and hold it. And when|she held it, he|measured six|measures of barley,|and laid it on her: and|she went into the city.|3:16 And when she|came to her mother in
R	Tlaw, she said, Who art|thou, my daughter?|And she told her all|that the man had done|to her.|3:17 And she said,|These six measures|of barley gave he me;|for he said to me, Go|not empty unto thy|mother in law.|3:18 Then said she, Sit|still, my daughter, until|thou know how the
R	Tmatter will fall: for the|man will not be in rest,|until he have finished|the thing this day.||4:1 Then went Boaz up|to the gate, and sat|him down there: and,|behold, the kinsman of|whom Boaz spake came|by; unto whom he said,|Ho, such a one! turn|aside, sit down here.|And he turned aside,
R	Tand sat down.|4:2 And he took ten|men of the elders of|the city, and said, Sit|ye down here. And|they sat down.|4:3 And he said unto|the kinsman, Naomi,|that is come again out|of the country of|Moab, selleth a parcel|of land, which was our|brother Elimelech's:|4:4 And I thought to
R	Tadvertise thee, saying,|Buy it before the|inhabitants, and|before the elders of|my people. If thou wilt|redeem it, redeem it:|but if thou wilt not|redeem it, then tell me,|that I may know: for|there is none to|redeem it beside thee;|and I am after thee.|And he said, I will|redeem it.
R	T4:5 Then said Boaz,|What day thou buyest|the field of the hand|of Naomi, thou must|buy it also of Ruth the|Moabitess, the wife of|the dead, to raise up|the name of the dead|upon his inheritance.|4:6 And the kinsman|said, I cannot redeem|it for myself, lest I|mar mine own|inheritance: redeem
R	Tthou my right to|thyself; for I cannot|redeem it.|4:7 Now this was the|manner in former time|in Israel concerning|redeeming and|concerning changing,|for to confirm all|things; a man plucked|off his shoe, and gave|it to his neighbour:|and this was a|testimony in Israel.
R	T4:8 Therefore the|kinsman said unto|Boaz, Buy it for thee.|So he drew off his|shoe.|4:9 And Boaz said unto|the elders, and unto|all the people, Ye are|witnesses this day,|that I have bought all|that was Elimelech's,|and all that was|Chilion's and Mahlon's,|of the hand of Naomi.
R	T4:10 Moreover Ruth|the Moabitess, the wife|of Mahlon, have I|purchased to be my|wife, to raise up the|name of the dead|upon his inheritance,|that the name of the|dead be not cut off|from among his|brethren, and from|the gate of his place:|ye are witnesses this|day.
R	T4:11 And all the|people that were in|the gate, and the|elders, said, We are|witnesses. The LORD|make the woman that is|come into thine house|like Rachel and like|Leah, which two did|build the house of|Israel: and do thou|worthily in Ephratah,|and be famous in|Bethlehem:
R	T4:12 And let thy house|be like the house of|Pharez, whom Tamar|bare unto Judah, of|the seed which the|LORD shall give thee|of this young woman.|4:13 So Boaz took|Ruth, and she was his|wife: and when he went|in unto her, the LORD|gave her conception,|and she bare a son.|4:14 And the women
R	Tsaid unto Naomi,|Blessed be the LORD,|which hath not left|thee this day without a|kinsman, that his name|may be famous in|Israel.|4:15 And he shall be|unto thee a restorer|of thy life, and a|nourisher of thine old|age: for thy daughter|in law, which loveth|thee, which is better
R	Tto thee than seven|sons, hath born him.|4:16 And Naomi took|the child, and laid it in|her bosom, and|became nurse unto it.|4:17 And the women|her neighbours gave|it a name, saying,|There is a son born|to Naomi; and they|called his name Obed:|he is the father of|Jesse, the father of
R	TDavid.|4:18 Now these are|the generations of|Pharez: Pharez begat|Hezron,|4:19 And Hezron begat|Ram, and Ram begat|Amminadab,|4:20 And Amminadab|begat Nahshon, and|Nahshon begat Salmon,|4:21 And Salmon begat|Boaz, and Boaz begat|Obed,
R	T4:22 And Obed begat|Jesse, and Jesse|begat David.
R	K2;The First Book of|Samuel	T||1:1 Now there was a|certain man of|Ramathaimzophim, of|mount Ephraim, and his|name was Elkanah, the|son of Jeroham, the|son of Elihu, the son|of Tohu, the son of|Zuph, an Ephrathite:|1:2 And he had two|wives; the name of the
R	Tone was Hannah, and|the name of the other|Peninnah: and|Peninnah had children,|but Hannah had no|children.|1:3 And this man went|up out of his city|yearly to worship and|to sacrifice unto the|LORD of hosts in|Shiloh. And the two|sons of Eli, Hophni and|Phinehas, the priests
R	Tof the LORD, were|there.|1:4 And when the time|was that Elkanah|offered, he gave to|Peninnah his wife, and|to all her sons and|her daughters,|portions:|1:5 But unto Hannah|he gave a worthy|portion; for he loved|Hannah: but the LORD|had shut up her womb.
R	T1:6 And her|adversary also|provoked her sore,|for to make her fret,|because the LORD had|shut up her womb.|1:7 And as he did so|year by year, when|she went up to the|house of the LORD, so|she provoked her;|therefore she wept,|and did not eat.|1:8 Then said Elkanah
R	Ther husband to her,|Hannah, why weepest|thou? and why eatest|thou not? and why is|thy heart grieved? am|not I better to thee|than ten sons?|1:9 So Hannah rose up|after they had eaten|in Shiloh, and after|they had drunk. Now|Eli the priest sat upon|a seat by a post of|the temple of the
R	TLORD.|1:10 And she was in|bitterness of soul,|and prayed unto the|LORD, and wept sore.|1:11 And she vowed a|vow, and said, O LORD|of hosts, if thou wilt|indeed look on the|affliction of thine|handmaid, and|remember me, and not|forget thine handmaid,|but wilt give unto thine
R	Thandmaid a man child,|then I will give him|unto the LORD all the|days of his life, and|there shall no razor|come upon his head.|1:12 And it came to|pass, as she|continued praying|before the LORD, that|Eli marked her mouth.|1:13 Now Hannah, she|spake in her heart;|only her lips moved,
R	Tbut her voice was not|heard: therefore Eli|thought she had been|drunken.|1:14 And Eli said unto|her, How long wilt thou|be drunken? put away|thy wine from thee.|1:15 And Hannah|answered and said, No,|my lord, I am a woman|of a sorrowful spirit:|I have drunk neither|wine nor strong drink,
R	Tbut have poured out|my soul before the|LORD.|1:16 Count not thine|handmaid for a|daughter of Belial: for|out of the abundance|of my complaint and|grief have I spoken|hitherto.|1:17 Then Eli|answered and said, Go|in peace: and the God|of Israel grant thee
R	Tthy petition that thou|hast asked of him.|1:18 And she said, Let|thine handmaid find|grace in thy sight. So|the woman went her|way, and did eat, and|her countenance was|no more sad.|1:19 And they rose up|in the morning early,|and worshipped|before the LORD, and|returned, and came to
R	Ttheir house to Ramah:|and Elkanah knew|Hannah his wife; and|the LORD remembered|her.|1:20 Wherefore it|came to pass, when|the time was come|about after Hannah|had conceived, that|she bare a son, and|called his name|Samuel, saying,|Because I have asked
R	Thim of the LORD.|1:21 And the man|Elkanah, and all his|house, went up to|offer unto the LORD|the yearly sacrifice,|and his vow.|1:22 But Hannah went|not up; for she said|unto her husband, I|will not go up until the|child be weaned, and|then I will bring him,|that he may appear
R	Tbefore the LORD, and|there abide for ever.|1:23 And Elkanah her|husband said unto|her, Do what seemeth|thee good; tarry until|thou have weaned him;|only the LORD|establish his word. So|the woman abode, and|gave her son suck|until she weaned him.|1:24 And when she had|weaned him, she took
R	Thim up with her, with|three bullocks, and|one ephah of flour,|and a bottle of wine,|and brought him unto|the house of the LORD|in Shiloh: and the child|was young.|1:25 And they slew a|bullock, and brought|the child to Eli.|1:26 And she said, Oh|my lord, as thy soul|liveth, my lord, I am
R	Tthe woman that stood|by thee here, praying|unto the LORD.|1:27 For this child I|prayed; and the LORD|hath given me my|petition which I asked|of him:|1:28 Therefore also I|have lent him to the|LORD; as long as he|liveth he shall be lent|to the LORD. And he|worshipped the LORD
R	Tthere.||2:1 And Hannah|prayed, and said, My|heart rejoiceth in the|LORD, mine horn is|exalted in the LORD:|my mouth is enlarged|over mine enemies;|because I rejoice in|thy salvation.|2:2 There is none holy|as the LORD: for|there is none beside
R	Tthee: neither is there|any rock like our God.|2:3 Talk no more so|exceeding proudly; let|not arrogancy come|out of your mouth: for|the LORD is a God of|knowledge, and by him|actions are weighed.|2:4 The bows of the|mighty men are|broken, and they that|stumbled are girded|with strength.
R	T2:5 They that were|full have hired out|themselves for bread;|and they that were|hungry ceased: so|that the barren hath|born seven; and she|that hath many|children is waxed|feeble.|2:6 The LORD killeth,|and maketh alive: he|bringeth down to the|grave, and bringeth
R	Tup.|2:7 The LORD maketh|poor, and maketh rich:|he bringeth low, and|lifteth up.|2:8 He raiseth up the|poor out of the dust,|and lifteth up the|beggar from the|dunghill, to set them|among princes, and to|make them inherit the|throne of glory: for|the pillars of the
R	Tearth are the LORD's,|and he hath set the|world upon them.|2:9 He will keep the|feet of his saints, and|the wicked shall be|silent in darkness; for|by strength shall no|man prevail.|2:10 The adversaries|of the LORD shall be|broken to pieces; out|of heaven shall he|thunder upon them:
R	Tthe LORD shall judge|the ends of the earth;|and he shall give|strength unto his king,|and exalt the horn of|his anointed.|2:11 And Elkanah went|to Ramah to his house.|And the child did|minister unto the LORD|before Eli the priest.|2:12 Now the sons of|Eli were sons of Belial;|they knew not the
R	TLORD.|2:13 And the priest's|custom with the people|was, that, when any|man offered sacrifice,|the priest's servant|came, while the flesh|was in seething, with a|fleshhook of three|teeth in his hand;|2:14 And he struck it|into the pan, or kettle,|or caldron, or pot; all|that the fleshhook
R	Tbrought up the priest|took for himself. So|they did in Shiloh unto|all the Israelites that|came thither.|2:15 Also before they|burnt the fat, the|priest's servant came,|and said to the man|that sacrificed, Give|flesh to roast for the|priest; for he will not|have sodden flesh of|thee, but raw.
R	T2:16 And if any man|said unto him, Let them|not fail to burn the|fat presently, and|then take as much as|thy soul desireth;|then he would answer|him, Nay; but thou|shalt give it me now:|and if not, I will take it|by force.|2:17 Wherefore the|sin of the young men|was very great
R	Tbefore the LORD: for|men abhorred the|offering of the LORD.|2:18 But Samuel|ministered before the|LORD, being a child,|girded with a linen|ephod.|2:19 Moreover his|mother made him a|little coat, and|brought it to him from|year to year, when|she came up with her
R	Thusband to offer the|yearly sacrifice.|2:20 And Eli blessed|Elkanah and his wife,|and said, The LORD|give thee seed of this|woman for the loan|which is lent to the|LORD. And they went|unto their own home.|2:21 And the LORD|visited Hannah, so that|she conceived, and|bare three sons and
R	Ttwo daughters. And|the child Samuel grew|before the LORD.|2:22 Now Eli was very|old, and heard all that|his sons did unto all|Israel; and how they|lay with the women|that assembled at the|door of the|tabernacle of the|congregation.|2:23 And he said unto|them, Why do ye such
R	Tthings? for I hear of|your evil dealings by|all this people.|2:24 Nay, my sons; for|it is no good report|that I hear: ye make|the LORD's people to|transgress.|2:25 If one man sin|against another, the|judge shall judge him:|but if a man sin|against the LORD, who|shall intreat for him?
R	TNotwithstanding they|hearkened not unto|the voice of their|father, because the|LORD would slay them.|2:26 And the child|Samuel grew on, and|was in favour both|with the LORD, and|also with men.|2:27 And there came a|man of God unto Eli,|and said unto him,|Thus saith the LORD,
R	TDid I plainly appear|unto the house of thy|father, when they|were in Egypt in|Pharaoh's house?|2:28 And did I choose|him out of all the|tribes of Israel to be|my priest, to offer|upon mine altar, to|burn incense, to wear|an ephod before me?|and did I give unto the|house of thy father
R	Tall the offerings made|by fire of the|children of Israel?|2:29 Wherefore kick|ye at my sacrifice and|at mine offering, which|I have commanded in|my habitation; and|honourest thy sons|above me, to make|yourselves fat with|the chiefest of all the|offerings of Israel my|people?
R	T2:30 Wherefore the|LORD God of Israel|saith, I said indeed|that thy house, and|the house of thy|father, should walk|before me for ever:|but now the LORD|saith, Be it far from|me; for them that|honour me I will|honour, and they that|despise me shall be|lightly esteemed.
R	T2:31 Behold, the days|come, that I will cut|off thine arm, and the|arm of thy father's|house, that there|shall not be an old|man in thine house.|2:32 And thou shalt|see an enemy in my|habitation, in all the|wealth which God shall|give Israel: and there|shall not be an old|man in thine house for
R	Tever.|2:33 And the man of|thine, whom I shall not|cut off from mine|altar, shall be to|consume thine eyes,|and to grieve thine|heart: and all the|increase of thine|house shall die in the|flower of their age.|2:34 And this shall be|a sign unto thee, that|shall come upon thy
R	Ttwo sons, on Hophni|and Phinehas; in one|day they shall die|both of them.|2:35 And I will raise me|up a faithful priest,|that shall do|according to that|which is in mine heart|and in my mind: and I|will build him a sure|house; and he shall|walk before mine|anointed for ever.
R	T2:36 And it shall come|to pass, that every|one that is left in|thine house shall come|and crouch to him for|a piece of silver and|a morsel of bread,|and shall say, Put me,|I pray thee, into one|of the priests'|offices, that I may eat|a piece of bread.||3:1 And the child
R	TSamuel ministered unto|the LORD before Eli.|And the word of the|LORD was precious in|those days; there was|no open vision.|3:2 And it came to|pass at that time, when|Eli was laid down in his|place, and his eyes|began to wax dim, that|he could not see;|3:3 And ere the lamp|of God went out in the
R	Ttemple of the LORD,|where the ark of God|was, and Samuel was|laid down to sleep;|3:4 That the LORD|called Samuel: and he|answered, Here am I.|3:5 And he ran unto|Eli, and said, Here am|I; for thou calledst|me. And he said, I|called not; lie down|again. And he went and|lay down.
R	T3:6 And the LORD|called yet again,|Samuel. And Samuel|arose and went to Eli,|and said, Here am I;|for thou didst call me.|And he answered, I|called not, my son; lie|down again.|3:7 Now Samuel did not|yet know the LORD,|neither was the word|of the LORD yet|revealed unto him.
R	T3:8 And the LORD|called Samuel again|the third time. And he|arose and went to Eli,|and said, Here am I;|for thou didst call me.|And Eli perceived that|the LORD had called|the child.|3:9 Therefore Eli said|unto Samuel, Go, lie|down: and it shall be,|if he call thee, that|thou shalt say, Speak,
R	TLORD; for thy servant|heareth. So Samuel|went and lay down in|his place.|3:10 And the LORD|came, and stood, and|called as at other|times, Samuel, Samuel.|Then Samuel|answered, Speak; for|thy servant heareth.|3:11 And the LORD said|to Samuel, Behold, I will|do a thing in Israel, at
R	Twhich both the ears|of every one that|heareth it shall tingle.|3:12 In that day I will|perform against Eli all|things which I have|spoken concerning his|house: when I begin, I|will also make an end.|3:13 For I have told|him that I will judge|his house for ever|for the iniquity which|he knoweth; because
R	This sons made|themselves vile, and|he restrained them|not.|3:14 And therefore I|have sworn unto the|house of Eli, that the|iniquity of Eli's house|shall not be purged|with sacrifice nor|offering for ever.|3:15 And Samuel lay|until the morning, and|opened the doors of
R	Tthe house of the|LORD. And Samuel|feared to shew Eli the|vision.|3:16 Then Eli called|Samuel, and said,|Samuel, my son. And he|answered, Here am I.|3:17 And he said, What|is the thing that the|LORD hath said unto|thee? I pray thee hide|it not from me: God do|so to thee, and more
R	Talso, if thou hide any|thing from me of all|the things that he said|unto thee.|3:18 And Samuel told|him every whit, and hid|nothing from him. And|he said, It is the LORD:|let him do what|seemeth him good.|3:19 And Samuel grew,|and the LORD was with|him, and did let none|of his words fall to
R	Tthe ground.|3:20 And all Israel|from Dan even to|Beersheba knew that|Samuel was|established to be a|prophet of the LORD.|3:21 And the LORD|appeared again in|Shiloh: for the LORD|revealed himself to|Samuel in Shiloh by the|word of the LORD.|
R	T4:1 And the word of|Samuel came to all|Israel. Now Israel|went out against the|Philistines to battle,|and pitched beside|Ebenezer: and the|Philistines pitched in|Aphek.|4:2 And the Philistines|put themselves in|array against Israel:|and when they joined|battle, Israel was
R	Tsmitten before the|Philistines: and they|slew of the army in|the field about four|thousand men.|4:3 And when the|people were come into|the camp, the elders|of Israel said,|Wherefore hath the|LORD smitten us to day|before the Philistines?|Let us fetch the ark|of the covenant of
R	Tthe LORD out of Shiloh|unto us, that, when it|cometh among us, it|may save us out of|the hand of our|enemies.|4:4 So the people sent|to Shiloh, that they|might bring from|thence the ark of the|covenant of the LORD|of hosts, which|dwelleth between the|cherubims: and the two
R	Tsons of Eli, Hophni and|Phinehas, were there|with the ark of the|covenant of God.|4:5 And when the ark|of the covenant of|the LORD came into the|camp, all Israel|shouted with a great|shout, so that the|earth rang again.|4:6 And when the|Philistines heard the|noise of the shout,
R	Tthey said, What|meaneth the noise of|this great shout in the|camp of the Hebrews?|And they understood|that the ark of the|LORD was come into|the camp.|4:7 And the Philistines|were afraid, for they|said, God is come into|the camp. And they|said, Woe unto us! for|there hath not been
R	Tsuch a thing|heretofore.|4:8 Woe unto us! who|shall deliver us out of|the hand of these|mighty Gods? these|are the Gods that|smote the Egyptians|with all the plagues in|the wilderness.|4:9 Be strong and quit|yourselves like men, O|ye Philistines, that ye|be not servants unto
R	Tthe Hebrews, as they|have been to you: quit|yourselves like men,|and fight.|4:10 And the|Philistines fought, and|Israel was smitten,|and they fled every|man into his tent: and|there was a very|great slaughter; for|there fell of Israel|thirty thousand|footmen.
R	T4:11 And the ark of|God was taken; and|the two sons of Eli,|Hophni and Phinehas,|were slain.|4:12 And there ran a|man of Benjamin out|of the army, and came|to Shiloh the same day|with his clothes rent,|and with earth upon|his head.|4:13 And when he|came, lo, Eli sat upon a
R	Tseat by the wayside|watching: for his|heart trembled for|the ark of God. And|when the man came|into the city, and told|it, all the city cried|out.|4:14 And when Eli|heard the noise of|the crying, he said,|What meaneth the|noise of this tumult?|And the man came in
R	Thastily, and told Eli.|4:15 Now Eli was ninety|and eight years old;|and his eyes were dim,|that he could not see.|4:16 And the man said|unto Eli, I am he that|came out of the army,|and I fled to day out|of the army. And he|said, What is there|done, my son?|4:17 And the|messenger answered
R	Tand said, Israel is|fled before the|Philistines, and there|hath been also a|great slaughter|among the people, and|thy two sons also,|Hophni and Phinehas,|are dead, and the ark|of God is taken.|4:18 And it came to|pass, when he made|mention of the ark of|God, that he fell from
R	Toff the seat backward|by the side of the|gate, and his neck|brake, and he died:|for he was an old man,|and heavy. And he had|judged Israel forty|years.|4:19 And his daughter|in law, Phinehas' wife,|was with child, near to|be delivered: and|when she heard the|tidings that the ark of
R	TGod was taken, and|that her father in law|and her husband were|dead, she bowed|herself and travailed;|for her pains came|upon her.|4:20 And about the|time of her death the|women that stood by|her said unto her,|Fear not; for thou|hast born a son. But|she answered not,
R	Tneither did she|regard it.|4:21 And she named|the child Ichabod,|saying, The glory is|departed from Israel:|because the ark of|God was taken, and|because of her|father in law and her|husband.|4:22 And she said, The|glory is departed|from Israel: for the
R	Tark of God is taken.||5:1 And the Philistines|took the ark of God,|and brought it from|Ebenezer unto|Ashdod.|5:2 When the|Philistines took the|ark of God, they|brought it into the|house of Dagon, and|set it by Dagon.|5:3 And when they of
R	TAshdod arose early|on the morrow, behold,|Dagon was fallen upon|his face to the earth|before the ark of the|LORD. And they took|Dagon, and set him in|his place again.|5:4 And when they|arose early on the|morrow morning,|behold, Dagon was|fallen upon his face|to the ground before
R	Tthe ark of the LORD;|and the head of|Dagon and both the|palms of his hands|were cut off upon the|threshold; only the|stump of Dagon was|left to him.|5:5 Therefore neither|the priests of Dagon,|nor any that come into|Dagon's house, tread|on the threshold of|Dagon in Ashdod unto
R	Tthis day.|5:6 But the hand of|the LORD was heavy|upon them of Ashdod,|and he destroyed|them, and smote them|with emerods, even|Ashdod and the|coasts thereof.|5:7 And when the men|of Ashdod saw that it|was so, they said, The|ark of the God of|Israel shall not abide
R	Twith us: for his hand|is sore upon us, and|upon Dagon our god.|5:8 They sent|therefore and|gathered all the lords|of the Philistines unto|them, and said, What|shall we do with the|ark of the God of|Israel? And they|answered, Let the ark|of the God of Israel|be carried about unto
R	TGath. And they carried|the ark of the God of|Israel about thither.|5:9 And it was so, that,|after they had|carried it about, the|hand of the LORD was|against the city with a|very great|destruction: and he|smote the men of the|city, both small and|great, and they had|emerods in their
R	Tsecret parts.|5:10 Therefore they|sent the ark of God to|Ekron. And it came to|pass, as the ark of|God came to Ekron,|that the Ekronites|cried out, saying, They|have brought about|the ark of the God of|Israel to us, to slay|us and our people.|5:11 So they sent and|gathered together all
R	Tthe lords of the|Philistines, and said,|Send away the ark of|the God of Israel, and|let it go again to his|own place, that it slay|us not, and our|people: for there was|a deadly destruction|throughout all the|city; the hand of God|was very heavy there.|5:12 And the men that|died not were smitten
R	Twith the emerods: and|the cry of the city|went up to heaven.||6:1 And the ark of the|LORD was in the|country of the|Philistines seven|months.|6:2 And the Philistines|called for the priests|and the diviners,|saying, What shall we|do to the ark of the
R	TLORD? tell us|wherewith we shall|send it to his place.|6:3 And they said, If|ye send away the ark|of the God of Israel,|send it not empty; but|in any wise return him|a trespass offering:|then ye shall be|healed, and it shall be|known to you why his|hand is not removed|from you.
R	T6:4 Then said they,|What shall be the|trespass offering|which we shall return|to him? They|answered, Five golden|emerods, and five|golden mice, according|to the number of the|lords of the|Philistines: for one|plague was on you all,|and on your lords.|6:5 Wherefore ye
R	Tshall make images of|your emerods, and|images of your mice|that mar the land; and|ye shall give glory|unto the God of|Israel: peradventure|he will lighten his hand|from off you, and|from off your gods,|and from off your|land.|6:6 Wherefore then do|ye harden your
R	Thearts, as the|Egyptians and|Pharaoh hardened|their hearts? when he|had wrought|wonderfully among|them, did they not let|the people go, and|they departed?|6:7 Now therefore|make a new cart, and|take two milch kine, on|which there hath come|no yoke, and tie the
R	Tkine to the cart, and|bring their calves|home from them:|6:8 And take the ark|of the LORD, and lay it|upon the cart; and put|the jewels of gold,|which ye return him|for a trespass|offering, in a coffer|by the side thereof;|and send it away, that|it may go.|6:9 And see, if it goeth
R	Tup by the way of his|own coast to|Bethshemesh, then he|hath done us this|great evil: but if not,|then we shall know|that it is not his hand|that smote us: it was a|chance that happened|to us.|6:10 And the men did|so; and took two milch|kine, and tied them to|the cart, and shut up
R	Ttheir calves at home:|6:11 And they laid the|ark of the LORD upon|the cart, and the|coffer with the mice|of gold and the images|of their emerods.|6:12 And the kine took|the straight way to|the way of|Bethshemesh, and went|along the highway,|lowing as they went,|and turned not aside
R	Tto the right hand or|to the left; and the|lords of the|Philistines went after|them unto the border|of Bethshemesh.|6:13 And they of|Bethshemesh were|reaping their wheat|harvest in the valley:|and they lifted up|their eyes, and saw|the ark, and rejoiced|to see it.
R	T6:14 And the cart|came into the field of|Joshua, a Bethshemite,|and stood there,|where there was a|great stone: and they|clave the wood of the|cart, and offered the|kine a burnt offering|unto the LORD.|6:15 And the Levites|took down the ark of|the LORD, and the|coffer that was with it,
R	Twherein the jewels of|gold were, and put|them on the great|stone: and the men of|Bethshemesh offered|burnt offerings and|sacrificed sacrifices|the same day unto the|LORD.|6:16 And when the five|lords of the|Philistines had seen it,|they returned to|Ekron the same day.
R	T6:17 And these are|the golden emerods|which the Philistines|returned for a|trespass offering|unto the LORD; for|Ashdod one, for Gaza|one, for Askelon one,|for Gath one, for|Ekron one;|6:18 And the golden|mice, according to the|number of all the|cities of the Philistines
R	Tbelonging to the five|lords, both of fenced|cities, and of country|villages, even unto the|great stone of Abel,|whereon they set|down the ark of the|LORD: which stone|remaineth unto this|day in the field of|Joshua, the|Bethshemite.|6:19 And he smote the|men of Bethshemesh,
R	Tbecause they had|looked into the ark of|the LORD, even he|smote of the people|fifty thousand and|threescore and ten|men: and the people|lamented, because the|LORD had smitten many|of the people with a|great slaughter.|6:20 And the men of|Bethshemesh said, Who|is able to stand
R	Tbefore this holy LORD|God? and to whom|shall he go up from|us?|6:21 And they sent|messengers to the|inhabitants of|Kirjathjearim, saying,|The Philistines have|brought again the ark|of the LORD; come ye|down, and fetch it up|to you.|
R	T7:1 And the men of|Kirjathjearim came,|and fetched up the|ark of the LORD, and|brought it into the|house of Abinadab in|the hill, and sanctified|Eleazar his son to|keep the ark of the|LORD.|7:2 And it came to|pass, while the ark|abode in|Kirjathjearim, that the
R	Ttime was long; for it|was twenty years: and|all the house of|Israel lamented after|the LORD.|7:3 And Samuel spake|unto all the house of|Israel, saying, If ye|do return unto the|LORD with all your|hearts, then put away|the strange gods and|Ashtaroth from among|you, and prepare
R	Tyour hearts unto the|LORD, and serve him|only: and he will|deliver you out of the|hand of the Philistines.|7:4 Then the children|of Israel did put away|Baalim and Ashtaroth,|and served the LORD|only.|7:5 And Samuel said,|Gather all Israel to|Mizpeh, and I will pray|for you unto the
R	TLORD.|7:6 And they gathered|together to Mizpeh,|and drew water, and|poured it out before|the LORD, and fasted|on that day, and said|there, We have sinned|against the LORD. And|Samuel judged the|children of Israel in|Mizpeh.|7:7 And when the|Philistines heard that
R	Tthe children of Israel|were gathered|together to Mizpeh,|the lords of the|Philistines went up|against Israel. And|when the children of|Israel heard it, they|were afraid of the|Philistines.|7:8 And the children|of Israel said to|Samuel, Cease not to|cry unto the LORD our
R	TGod for us, that he|will save us out of the|hand of the Philistines.|7:9 And Samuel took a|sucking lamb, and|offered it for a burnt|offering wholly unto|the LORD: and Samuel|cried unto the LORD|for Israel; and the|LORD heard him.|7:10 And as Samuel|was offering up the|burnt offering, the
R	TPhilistines drew near|to battle against|Israel: but the LORD|thundered with a|great thunder on that|day upon the|Philistines, and|discomfited them; and|they were smitten|before Israel.|7:11 And the men of|Israel went out of|Mizpeh, and pursued|the Philistines, and
R	Tsmote them, until they|came under Bethcar.|7:12 Then Samuel took|a stone, and set it|between Mizpeh and|Shen, and called the|name of it Ebenezer,|saying, Hitherto hath|the LORD helped us.|7:13 So the Philistines|were subdued, and|they came no more|into the coast of|Israel: and the hand
R	Tof the LORD was|against the Philistines|all the days of Samuel.|7:14 And the cities|which the Philistines|had taken from Israel|were restored to|Israel, from Ekron|even unto Gath; and|the coasts thereof|did Israel deliver out|of the hands of the|Philistines. And there|was peace between
R	TIsrael and the|Amorites.|7:15 And Samuel|judged Israel all the|days of his life.|7:16 And he went from|year to year in circuit|to Bethel, and Gilgal,|and Mizpeh, and|judged Israel in all|those places.|7:17 And his return|was to Ramah; for|there was his house;
R	Tand there he judged|Israel; and there he|built an altar unto the|LORD.||8:1 And it came to|pass, when Samuel was|old, that he made his|sons judges over|Israel.|8:2 Now the name of|his firstborn was Joel;|and the name of his|second, Abiah: they
R	Twere judges in|Beersheba.|8:3 And his sons|walked not in his ways,|but turned aside|after lucre, and took|bribes, and perverted|judgment.|8:4 Then all the|elders of Israel|gathered themselves|together, and came to|Samuel unto Ramah,|8:5 And said unto him,
R	TBehold, thou art old,|and thy sons walk not|in thy ways: now make|us a king to judge us|like all the nations.|8:6 But the thing|displeased Samuel,|when they said, Give|us a king to judge us.|And Samuel prayed|unto the LORD.|8:7 And the LORD said|unto Samuel, Hearken|unto the voice of the
R	Tpeople in all that they|say unto thee: for|they have not|rejected thee, but|they have rejected|me, that I should not|reign over them.|8:8 According to all|the works which they|have done since the|day that I brought|them up out of Egypt|even unto this day,|wherewith they have
R	Tforsaken me, and|served other gods, so|do they also unto|thee.|8:9 Now therefore|hearken unto their|voice: howbeit yet|protest solemnly unto|them, and shew them|the manner of the king|that shall reign over|them.|8:10 And Samuel told|all the words of the
R	TLORD unto the people|that asked of him a|king.|8:11 And he said, This|will be the manner of|the king that shall|reign over you: He will|take your sons, and|appoint them for|himself, for his|chariots, and to be his|horsemen; and some|shall run before his|chariots.
R	T8:12 And he will|appoint him captains|over thousands, and|captains over fifties;|and will set them to|ear his ground, and to|reap his harvest, and|to make his|instruments of war,|and instruments of his|chariots.|8:13 And he will take|your daughters to be|confectionaries, and
R	Tto be cooks, and to be|bakers.|8:14 And he will take|your fields, and your|vineyards, and your|oliveyards, even the|best of them, and give|them to his servants.|8:15 And he will take|the tenth of your|seed, and of your|vineyards, and give to|his officers, and to|his servants.
R	T8:16 And he will take|your menservants,|and your|maidservants, and|your goodliest young|men, and your asses,|and put them to his|work.|8:17 He will take the|tenth of your sheep:|and ye shall be his|servants.|8:18 And ye shall cry|out in that day
R	Tbecause of your king|which ye shall have|chosen you; and the|LORD will not hear you|in that day.|8:19 Nevertheless the|people refused to|obey the voice of|Samuel; and they said,|Nay; but we will have a|king over us;|8:20 That we also may|be like all the nations;|and that our king may
R	Tjudge us, and go out|before us, and fight|our battles.|8:21 And Samuel heard|all the words of the|people, and he|rehearsed them in the|ears of the LORD.|8:22 And the LORD said|to Samuel, Hearken|unto their voice, and|make them a king. And|Samuel said unto the|men of Israel, Go ye
R	Tevery man unto his|city.||9:1 Now there was a|man of Benjamin,|whose name was Kish,|the son of Abiel, the|son of Zeror, the son|of Bechorath, the son|of Aphiah, a Benjamite,|a mighty man of power.|9:2 And he had a son,|whose name was Saul,|a choice young man,
R	Tand a goodly: and|there was not among|the children of Israel|a goodlier person|than he: from his|shoulders and upward|he was higher than|any of the people.|9:3 And the asses of|Kish Saul's father|were lost. And Kish|said to Saul his son,|Take now one of the|servants with thee,
R	Tand arise, go seek the|asses.|9:4 And he passed|through mount|Ephraim, and passed|through the land of|Shalisha, but they|found them not: then|they passed through|the land of Shalim, and|there they were not:|and he passed|through the land of|the Benjamites, but
R	Tthey found them not.|9:5 And when they|were come to the land|of Zuph, Saul said to|his servant that was|with him, Come, and let|us return; lest my|father leave caring|for the asses, and|take thought for us.|9:6 And he said unto|him, Behold now, there|is in this city a man of|God, and he is an
R	Thonourable man; all|that he saith cometh|surely to pass: now|let us go thither;|peradventure he can|shew us our way that|we should go.|9:7 Then said Saul to|his servant, But,|behold, if we go, what|shall we bring the|man? for the bread is|spent in our vessels,|and there is not a
R	Tpresent to bring to|the man of God: what|have we?|9:8 And the servant|answered Saul again,|and said, Behold, I|have here at hand the|fourth part of a|shekel of silver: that|will I give to the man|of God, to tell us our|way.|9:9 (Beforetime in|Israel, when a man
R	Twent to enquire of|God, thus he spake,|Come, and let us go to|the seer: for he that|is now called a|Prophet was|beforetime called a|Seer.)|9:10 Then said Saul to|his servant, Well said;|come, let us go. So|they went unto the|city where the man of|God was.
R	T9:11 And as they went|up the hill to the city,|they found young|maidens going out to|draw water, and said|unto them, Is the seer|here?|9:12 And they|answered them, and|said, He is; behold, he|is before you: make|haste now, for he|came to day to the|city; for there is a
R	Tsacrifice of the|people to day in the|high place:|9:13 As soon as ye be|come into the city, ye|shall straightway find|him, before he go up|to the high place to|eat: for the people will|not eat until he come,|because he doth|bless the sacrifice;|and afterwards they|eat that be bidden.
R	TNow therefore get|you up; for about this|time ye shall find him.|9:14 And they went up|into the city: and when|they were come into|the city, behold,|Samuel came out|against them, for to|go up to the high|place.|9:15 Now the LORD had|told Samuel in his ear|a day before Saul
R	Tcame, saying,|9:16 To morrow about|this time I will send|thee a man out of the|land of Benjamin, and|thou shalt anoint him|to be captain over my|people Israel, that he|may save my people|out of the hand of the|Philistines: for I have|looked upon my|people, because their|cry is come unto me.
R	T9:17 And when Samuel|saw Saul, the LORD|said unto him, Behold|the man whom I spake|to thee of! this same|shall reign over my|people.|9:18 Then Saul drew|near to Samuel in the|gate, and said, Tell me,|I pray thee, where the|seer's house is.|9:19 And Samuel|answered Saul, and
R	Tsaid, I am the seer: go|up before me unto the|high place; for ye|shall eat with me to|day, and to morrow I|will let thee go, and|will tell thee all that is|in thine heart.|9:20 And as for thine|asses that were lost|three days ago, set|not thy mind on them;|for they are found.|And on whom is all the
R	Tdesire of Israel? Is it|not on thee, and on all|thy father's house?|9:21 And Saul|answered and said, Am|not I a Benjamite, of|the smallest of the|tribes of Israel? and|my family the least of|all the families of the|tribe of Benjamin?|wherefore then|speakest thou so to|me?
R	T9:22 And Samuel took|Saul and his servant,|and brought them into|the parlour, and made|them sit in the|chiefest place among|them that were bidden,|which were about|thirty persons.|9:23 And Samuel said|unto the cook, Bring|the portion which I|gave thee, of which I|said unto thee, Set it
R	Tby thee.|9:24 And the cook took|up the shoulder, and|that which was upon it,|and set it before Saul.|And Samuel said,|Behold that which is|left! set it before|thee, and eat: for|unto this time hath it|been kept for thee|since I said, I have|invited the people. So|Saul did eat with
R	TSamuel that day.|9:25 And when they|were come down from|the high place into the|city, Samuel communed|with Saul upon the top|of the house.|9:26 And they arose|early: and it came to|pass about the spring|of the day, that|Samuel called Saul to|the top of the house,|saying, Up, that I may
R	Tsend thee away. And|Saul arose, and they|went out both of them,|he and Samuel,|abroad.|9:27 And as they were|going down to the end|of the city, Samuel|said to Saul, Bid the|servant pass on|before us, (and he|passed on), but stand|thou still a while, that|I may shew thee the
R	Tword of God.||10:1 Then Samuel took|a vial of oil, and|poured it upon his|head, and kissed him,|and said, Is it not|because the LORD|hath anointed thee to|be captain over his|inheritance?|10:2 When thou art|departed from me to|day, then thou shalt
R	Tfind two men by|Rachel's sepulchre in|the border of|Benjamin at Zelzah;|and they will say unto|thee, The asses which|thou wentest to seek|are found: and, lo, thy|father hath left the|care of the asses,|and sorroweth for|you, saying, What shall|I do for my son?|10:3 Then shalt thou
R	Tgo on forward from|thence, and thou shalt|come to the plain of|Tabor, and there shall|meet thee three men|going up to God to|Bethel, one carrying|three kids, and|another carrying|three loaves of|bread, and another|carrying a bottle of|wine:|10:4 And they will
R	Tsalute thee, and give|thee two loaves of|bread; which thou|shalt receive of their|hands.|10:5 After that thou|shalt come to the hill|of God, where is the|garrison of the|Philistines: and it shall|come to pass, when|thou art come thither|to the city, that thou|shalt meet a company
R	Tof prophets coming|down from the high|place with a psaltery,|and a tabret, and a|pipe, and a harp,|before them; and they|shall prophesy:|10:6 And the Spirit of|the LORD will come|upon thee, and thou|shalt prophesy with|them, and shalt be|turned into another|man.
R	T10:7 And let it be,|when these signs are|come unto thee, that|thou do as occasion|serve thee; for God is|with thee.|10:8 And thou shalt go|down before me to|Gilgal; and, behold, I|will come down unto|thee, to offer burnt|offerings, and to|sacrifice sacrifices|of peace offerings:
R	Tseven days shalt thou|tarry, till I come to|thee, and shew thee|what thou shalt do.|10:9 And it was so,|that when he had|turned his back to go|from Samuel, God gave|him another heart: and|all those signs came|to pass that day.|10:10 And when they|came thither to the|hill, behold, a company
R	Tof prophets met him;|and the Spirit of God|came upon him, and he|prophesied among|them.|10:11 And it came to|pass, when all that|knew him beforetime|saw that, behold, he|prophesied among the|prophets, then the|people said one to|another, What is this|that is come unto the
R	Tson of Kish? Is Saul|also among the|prophets?|10:12 And one of the|same place answered|and said, But who is|their father?|Therefore it became a|proverb, Is Saul also|among the prophets?|10:13 And when he had|made an end of|prophesying, he came|to the high place.
R	T10:14 And Saul's uncle|said unto him and to|his servant, Whither|went ye? And he said,|To seek the asses:|and when we saw that|they were no where,|we came to Samuel.|10:15 And Saul's uncle|said, Tell me, I pray|thee, what Samuel said|unto you.|10:16 And Saul said|unto his uncle, He told
R	Tus plainly that the|asses were found. But|of the matter of the|kingdom, whereof|Samuel spake, he told|him not.|10:17 And Samuel|called the people|together unto the|LORD to Mizpeh;|10:18 And said unto|the children of Israel,|Thus saith the LORD|God of Israel, I
R	Tbrought up Israel out|of Egypt, and|delivered you out of|the hand of the|Egyptians, and out of|the hand of all|kingdoms, and of them|that oppressed you:|10:19 And ye have this|day rejected your|God, who himself saved|you out of all your|adversities and your|tribulations; and ye
R	Thave said unto him,|Nay, but set a king|over us. Now|therefore present|yourselves before|the LORD by your|tribes, and by your|thousands.|10:20 And when Samuel|had caused all the|tribes of Israel to|come near, the tribe|of Benjamin was taken.|10:21 When he had
R	Tcaused the tribe of|Benjamin to come near|by their families, the|family of Matri was|taken, and Saul the|son of Kish was taken:|and when they sought|him, he could not be|found.|10:22 Therefore they|enquired of the LORD|further, if the man|should yet come|thither. And the LORD
R	Tanswered, Behold he|hath hid himself among|the stuff.|10:23 And they ran|and fetched him|thence: and when he|stood among the|people, he was higher|than any of the|people from his|shoulders and|upward.|10:24 And Samuel said|to all the people, See
R	Tye him whom the LORD|hath chosen, that|there is none like him|among all the people?|And all the people|shouted, and said, God|save the king.|10:25 Then Samuel told|the people the manner|of the kingdom, and|wrote it in a book, and|laid it up before the|LORD. And Samuel sent|all the people away,
R	Tevery man to his|house.|10:26 And Saul also|went home to Gibeah;|and there went with|him a band of men,|whose hearts God had|touched.|10:27 But the children|of Belial said, How|shall this man save|us? And they despised|him, and brought no|presents. But he held
R	This peace.||11:1 Then Nahash the|Ammonite came up, and|encamped against|Jabeshgilead: and all|the men of Jabesh|said unto Nahash,|Make a covenant with|us, and we will serve|thee.|11:2 And Nahash the|Ammonite answered|them, On this condition
R	Twill I make a covenant|with you, that I may|thrust out all your|right eyes, and lay it|for a reproach upon|all Israel.|11:3 And the elders of|Jabesh said unto him,|Give us seven days'|respite, that we may|send messengers unto|all the coasts of|Israel: and then, if|there be no man to
R	Tsave us, we will come|out to thee.|11:4 Then came the|messengers to Gibeah|of Saul, and told the|tidings in the ears of|the people: and all the|people lifted up their|voices, and wept.|11:5 And, behold, Saul|came after the herd|out of the field; and|Saul said, What aileth|the people that they
R	Tweep? And they told|him the tidings of the|men of Jabesh.|11:6 And the Spirit of|God came upon Saul|when he heard those|tidings, and his anger|was kindled greatly.|11:7 And he took a|yoke of oxen, and|hewed them in pieces,|and sent them|throughout all the|coasts of Israel by
R	Tthe hands of|messengers, saying,|Whosoever cometh not|forth after Saul and|after Samuel, so shall|it be done unto his|oxen. And the fear of|the LORD fell on the|people, and they came|out with one consent.|11:8 And when he|numbered them in|Bezek, the children of|Israel were three
R	Thundred thousand,|and the men of Judah|thirty thousand.|11:9 And they said|unto the messengers|that came, Thus shall|ye say unto the men|of Jabeshgilead, To|morrow, by that time|the sun be hot, ye|shall have help. And|the messengers came|and shewed it to the|men of Jabesh; and
R	Tthey were glad.|11:10 Therefore the|men of Jabesh said,|To morrow we will come|out unto you, and ye|shall do with us all|that seemeth good|unto you.|11:11 And it was so on|the morrow, that Saul|put the people in|three companies; and|they came into the|midst of the host in
R	Tthe morning watch, and|slew the Ammonites|until the heat of the|day: and it came to|pass, that they which|remained were|scattered, so that two|of them were not left|together.|11:12 And the people|said unto Samuel, Who|is he that said, Shall|Saul reign over us?|bring the men, that we
R	Tmay put them to death.|11:13 And Saul said,|There shall not a man|be put to death this|day: for to day the|LORD hath wrought|salvation in Israel.|11:14 Then said|Samuel to the people,|Come, and let us go to|Gilgal, and renew the|kingdom there.|11:15 And all the|people went to Gilgal;
R	Tand there they made|Saul king before the|LORD in Gilgal; and|there they sacrificed|sacrifices of peace|offerings before the|LORD; and there Saul|and all the men of|Israel rejoiced|greatly.||12:1 And Samuel said|unto all Israel, Behold,|I have hearkened
R	Tunto your voice in all|that ye said unto me,|and have made a king|over you.|12:2 And now, behold,|the king walketh|before you: and I am|old and grayheaded;|and, behold, my sons|are with you: and I|have walked before|you from my childhood|unto this day.|12:3 Behold, here I am:
R	Twitness against me|before the LORD, and|before his anointed:|whose ox have I|taken? or whose ass|have I taken? or whom|have I defrauded?|whom have I|oppressed? or of|whose hand have I|received any bribe to|blind mine eyes|therewith? and I will|restore it you.
R	T12:4 And they said,|Thou hast not|defrauded us, nor|oppressed us, neither|hast thou taken ought|of any man's hand.|12:5 And he said unto|them, The LORD is|witness against you,|and his anointed is|witness this day, that|ye have not found|ought in my hand. And|they answered, He is
R	Twitness.|12:6 And Samuel said|unto the people, It is|the LORD that|advanced Moses and|Aaron, and that|brought your fathers|up out of the land of|Egypt.|12:7 Now therefore|stand still, that I may|reason with you|before the LORD of all|the righteous acts of
R	Tthe LORD, which he did|to you and to your|fathers.|12:8 When Jacob was|come into Egypt, and|your fathers cried|unto the LORD, then|the LORD sent Moses|and Aaron, which|brought forth your|fathers out of Egypt,|and made them dwell in|this place.|12:9 And when they
R	Tforgat the LORD their|God, he sold them into|the hand of Sisera,|captain of the host of|Hazor, and into the|hand of the Philistines,|and into the hand of|the king of Moab, and|they fought against|them.|12:10 And they cried|unto the LORD, and|said, We have sinned,|because we have
R	Tforsaken the LORD,|and have served|Baalim and Ashtaroth:|but now deliver us out|of the hand of our|enemies, and we will|serve thee.|12:11 And the LORD|sent Jerubbaal, and|Bedan, and Jephthah,|and Samuel, and|delivered you out of|the hand of your|enemies on every side,
R	Tand ye dwelled safe.|12:12 And when ye saw|that Nahash the king|of the children of|Ammon came against|you, ye said unto me,|Nay; but a king shall|reign over us: when|the LORD your God|was your king.|12:13 Now therefore|behold the king whom|ye have chosen, and|whom ye have desired!
R	Tand, behold, the LORD|hath set a king over|you.|12:14 If ye will fear|the LORD, and serve|him, and obey his|voice, and not rebel|against the|commandment of the|LORD, then shall both|ye and also the king|that reigneth over|you continue following|the LORD your God:
R	T12:15 But if ye will not|obey the voice of the|LORD, but rebel|against the|commandment of the|LORD, then shall the|hand of the LORD be|against you, as it was|against your fathers.|12:16 Now therefore|stand and see this|great thing, which the|LORD will do before|your eyes.
R	T12:17 Is it not wheat|harvest to day? I will|call unto the LORD,|and he shall send|thunder and rain; that|ye may perceive and|see that your|wickedness is great,|which ye have done in|the sight of the LORD,|in asking you a king.|12:18 So Samuel called|unto the LORD; and the|LORD sent thunder
R	Tand rain that day: and|all the people greatly|feared the LORD and|Samuel.|12:19 And all the|people said unto|Samuel, Pray for thy|servants unto the|LORD thy God, that we|die not: for we have|added unto all our|sins this evil, to ask|us a king.|12:20 And Samuel said
R	Tunto the people, Fear|not: ye have done all|this wickedness: yet|turn not aside from|following the LORD, but|serve the LORD with|all your heart;|12:21 And turn ye not|aside: for then should|ye go after vain|things, which cannot|profit nor deliver; for|they are vain.|12:22 For the LORD will
R	Tnot forsake his|people for his great|name's sake: because|it hath pleased the|LORD to make you his|people.|12:23 Moreover as|for me, God forbid|that I should sin|against the LORD in|ceasing to pray for|you: but I will teach|you the good and the|right way:
R	T12:24 Only fear the|LORD, and serve him in|truth with all your|heart: for consider|how great things he|hath done for you.|12:25 But if ye shall|still do wickedly, ye|shall be consumed,|both ye and your king.||13:1 Saul reigned one|year; and when he had|reigned two years
R	Tover Israel,|13:2 Saul chose him|three thousand men|of Israel; whereof two|thousand were with|Saul in Michmash and|in mount Bethel, and a|thousand were with|Jonathan in Gibeah of|Benjamin: and the rest|of the people he sent|every man to his tent.|13:3 And Jonathan|smote the garrison of
R	Tthe Philistines that|was in Geba, and the|Philistines heard of it.|And Saul blew the|trumpet throughout all|the land, saying, Let|the Hebrews hear.|13:4 And all Israel|heard say that Saul|had smitten a garrison|of the Philistines, and|that Israel also was|had in abomination with|the Philistines. And the
R	Tpeople were called|together after Saul to|Gilgal.|13:5 And the|Philistines gathered|themselves together|to fight with Israel,|thirty thousand|chariots, and six|thousand horsemen,|and people as the|sand which is on the|sea shore in multitude:|and they came up, and
R	Tpitched in Michmash,|eastward from|Bethaven.|13:6 When the men of|Israel saw that they|were in a strait, (for|the people were|distressed,) then the|people did hide|themselves in caves,|and in thickets, and in|rocks, and in high|places, and in pits.|13:7 And some of the
R	THebrews went over|Jordan to the land of|Gad and Gilead. As for|Saul, he was yet in|Gilgal, and all the|people followed him|trembling.|13:8 And he tarried|seven days, according|to the set time that|Samuel had appointed:|but Samuel came not|to Gilgal; and the|people were
R	Tscattered from him.|13:9 And Saul said,|Bring hither a burnt|offering to me, and|peace offerings. And|he offered the burnt|offering.|13:10 And it came to|pass, that as soon as|he had made an end|of offering the burnt|offering, behold,|Samuel came; and Saul|went out to meet him,
R	Tthat he might salute|him.|13:11 And Samuel said,|What hast thou done?|And Saul said,|Because I saw that|the people were|scattered from me,|and that thou camest|not within the days|appointed, and that|the Philistines|gathered themselves|together at Michmash;
R	T13:12 Therefore said|I, The Philistines will|come down now upon|me to Gilgal, and I|have not made|supplication unto the|LORD: I forced myself|therefore, and|offered a burnt|offering.|13:13 And Samuel said|to Saul, Thou hast|done foolishly: thou|hast not kept the
R	Tcommandment of the|LORD thy God, which he|commanded thee: for|now would the LORD|have established thy|kingdom upon Israel|for ever.|13:14 But now thy|kingdom shall not|continue: the LORD|hath sought him a man|after his own heart,|and the LORD hath|commanded him to be
R	Tcaptain over his|people, because thou|hast not kept that|which the LORD|commanded thee.|13:15 And Samuel|arose, and gat him up|from Gilgal unto|Gibeah of Benjamin.|And Saul numbered|the people that were|present with him, about|six hundred men.|13:16 And Saul, and
R	TJonathan his son, and|the people that were|present with them,|abode in Gibeah of|Benjamin: but the|Philistines encamped in|Michmash.|13:17 And the spoilers|came out of the camp|of the Philistines in|three companies: one|company turned unto|the way that leadeth|to Ophrah, unto the
R	Tland of Shual:|13:18 And another|company turned the|way to Bethhoron: and|another company|turned to the way of|the border that|looketh to the valley|of Zeboim toward the|wilderness.|13:19 Now there was|no smith found|throughout all the|land of Israel: for the
R	TPhilistines said, Lest|the Hebrews make|them swords or|spears:|13:20 But all the|Israelites went down|to the Philistines, to|sharpen every man|his share, and his|coulter, and his axe,|and his mattock.|13:21 Yet they had a|file for the mattocks,|and for the coulters,
R	Tand for the forks,|and for the axes, and|to sharpen the goads.|13:22 So it came to|pass in the day of|battle, that there was|neither sword nor|spear found in the|hand of any of the|people that were with|Saul and Jonathan:|but with Saul and with|Jonathan his son was|there found.
R	T13:23 And the|garrison of the|Philistines went out to|the passage of|Michmash.||14:1 Now it came to|pass upon a day, that|Jonathan the son of|Saul said unto the|young man that bare|his armour, Come, and|let us go over to the|Philistines' garrison,
R	Tthat is on the other|side. But he told not|his father.|14:2 And Saul tarried|in the uttermost part|of Gibeah under a|pomegranate tree|which is in Migron: and|the people that were|with him were about six|hundred men;|14:3 And Ahiah, the|son of Ahitub,|Ichabod's brother, the
R	Tson of Phinehas, the|son of Eli, the LORD's|priest in Shiloh,|wearing an ephod. And|the people knew not|that Jonathan was|gone.|14:4 And between the|passages, by which|Jonathan sought to go|over unto the|Philistines' garrison,|there was a sharp|rock on the one side,
R	Tand a sharp rock on|the other side: and|the name of the one|was Bozez, and the|name of the other|Seneh.|14:5 The forefront of|the one was situate|northward over|against Michmash, and|the other southward|over against Gibeah.|14:6 And Jonathan|said to the young man
R	Tthat bare his armour,|Come, and let us go|over unto the|garrison of these|uncircumcised: it may|be that the LORD will|work for us: for|there is no restraint|to the LORD to save|by many or by few.|14:7 And his|armourbearer said|unto him, Do all that is|in thine heart: turn
R	Tthee; behold, I am with|thee according to thy|heart.|14:8 Then said|Jonathan, Behold, we|will pass over unto|these men, and we will|discover ourselves|unto them.|14:9 If they say thus|unto us, Tarry until|we come to you; then|we will stand still in|our place, and will not
R	Tgo up unto them.|14:10 But if they say|thus, Come up unto us;|then we will go up: for|the LORD hath|delivered them into|our hand: and this|shall be a sign unto|us.|14:11 And both of|them discovered|themselves unto the|garrison of the|Philistines: and the
R	TPhilistines said, Behold,|the Hebrews come|forth out of the holes|where they had hid|themselves.|14:12 And the men of|the garrison|answered Jonathan|and his armourbearer,|and said, Come up to|us, and we will shew|you a thing. And|Jonathan said unto his|armourbearer, Come
R	Tup after me: for the|LORD hath delivered|them into the hand of|Israel.|14:13 And Jonathan|climbed up upon his|hands and upon his|feet, and his|armourbearer after|him: and they fell|before Jonathan; and|his armourbearer|slew after him.|14:14 And that first
R	Tslaughter, which|Jonathan and his|armourbearer made,|was about twenty men,|within as it were an|half acre of land,|which a yoke of oxen|might plow.|14:15 And there was|trembling in the host,|in the field, and among|all the people: the|garrison, and the|spoilers, they also
R	Ttrembled, and the|earth quaked: so it|was a very great|trembling.|14:16 And the|watchmen of Saul in|Gibeah of Benjamin|looked; and, behold,|the multitude melted|away, and they went|on beating down one|another.|14:17 Then said Saul|unto the people that
R	Twere with him, Number|now, and see who is|gone from us. And|when they had|numbered, behold,|Jonathan and his|armourbearer were|not there.|14:18 And Saul said|unto Ahiah, Bring|hither the ark of God.|For the ark of God|was at that time with|the children of Israel.
R	T14:19 And it came to|pass, while Saul talked|unto the priest, that|the noise that was in|the host of the|Philistines went on and|increased: and Saul|said unto the priest,|Withdraw thine hand.|14:20 And Saul and all|the people that were|with him assembled|themselves, and they|came to the battle:
R	Tand, behold, every|man's sword was|against his fellow, and|there was a very|great discomfiture.|14:21 Moreover the|Hebrews that were|with the Philistines|before that time, which|went up with them into|the camp from the|country round about,|even they also turned|to be with the
R	TIsraelites that were|with Saul and|Jonathan.|14:22 Likewise all the|men of Israel which|had hid themselves in|mount Ephraim, when|they heard that the|Philistines fled, even|they also followed|hard after them in the|battle.|14:23 So the LORD|saved Israel that day:
R	Tand the battle passed|over unto Bethaven.|14:24 And the men of|Israel were|distressed that day:|for Saul had adjured|the people, saying,|Cursed be the man|that eateth any food|until evening, that I|may be avenged on|mine enemies. So none|of the people tasted|any food.
R	T14:25 And all they of|the land came to a|wood; and there was|honey upon the|ground.|14:26 And when the|people were come into|the wood, behold, the|honey dropped; but no|man put his hand to|his mouth: for the|people feared the|oath.|14:27 But Jonathan
R	Theard not when his|father charged the|people with the oath:|wherefore he put|forth the end of the|rod that was in his|hand, and dipped it in|an honeycomb, and put|his hand to his mouth;|and his eyes were|enlightened.|14:28 Then answered|one of the people, and|said, Thy father
R	Tstraitly charged the|people with an oath,|saying, Cursed be the|man that eateth any|food this day. And the|people were faint.|14:29 Then said|Jonathan, My father|hath troubled the|land: see, I pray you,|how mine eyes have|been enlightened,|because I tasted a|little of this honey.
R	T14:30 How much more,|if haply the people|had eaten freely to|day of the spoil of|their enemies which|they found? for had|there not been now a|much greater|slaughter among the|Philistines?|14:31 And they smote|the Philistines that|day from Michmash to|Aijalon: and the
R	Tpeople were very|faint.|14:32 And the people|flew upon the spoil,|and took sheep, and|oxen, and calves, and|slew them on the|ground: and the|people did eat them|with the blood.|14:33 Then they told|Saul, saying, Behold,|the people sin against|the LORD, in that they
R	Teat with the blood. And|he said, Ye have|transgressed: roll a|great stone unto me|this day.|14:34 And Saul said,|Disperse yourselves|among the people, and|say unto them, Bring|me hither every man|his ox, and every man|his sheep, and slay|them here, and eat;|and sin not against
R	Tthe LORD in eating with|the blood. And all the|people brought every|man his ox with him|that night, and slew|them there.|14:35 And Saul built an|altar unto the LORD:|the same was the first|altar that he built|unto the LORD.|14:36 And Saul said,|Let us go down after|the Philistines by
R	Tnight, and spoil them|until the morning light,|and let us not leave a|man of them. And they|said, Do whatsoever|seemeth good unto|thee. Then said the|priest, Let us draw|near hither unto God.|14:37 And Saul asked|counsel of God, Shall I|go down after the|Philistines? wilt thou|deliver them into the
R	Thand of Israel? But|he answered him not|that day.|14:38 And Saul said,|Draw ye near hither,|all the chief of the|people: and know and|see wherein this sin|hath been this day.|14:39 For, as the LORD|liveth, which saveth|Israel, though it be in|Jonathan my son, he|shall surely die. But
R	Tthere was not a man|among all the people|that answered him.|14:40 Then said he|unto all Israel, Be ye|on one side, and I and|Jonathan my son will|be on the other side.|And the people said|unto Saul, Do what|seemeth good unto|thee.|14:41 Therefore Saul|said unto the LORD
R	TGod of Israel, Give a|perfect lot. And Saul|and Jonathan were|taken: but the people|escaped.|14:42 And Saul said,|Cast lots between me|and Jonathan my son.|And Jonathan was|taken.|14:43 Then Saul said|to Jonathan, Tell me|what thou hast done.|And Jonathan told him,
R	Tand said, I did but|taste a little honey|with the end of the|rod that was in mine|hand, and, lo, I must|die.|14:44 And Saul|answered, God do so|and more also: for|thou shalt surely die,|Jonathan.|14:45 And the people|said unto Saul, Shall|Jonathan die, who hath
R	Twrought this great|salvation in Israel?|God forbid: as the|LORD liveth, there|shall not one hair of|his head fall to the|ground; for he hath|wrought with God this|day. So the people|rescued Jonathan,|that he died not.|14:46 Then Saul went|up from following the|Philistines: and the
R	TPhilistines went to|their own place.|14:47 So Saul took the|kingdom over Israel,|and fought against all|his enemies on every|side, against Moab, and|against the children|of Ammon, and against|Edom, and against the|kings of Zobah, and|against the Philistines:|and whithersoever he|turned himself, he
R	Tvexed them.|14:48 And he gathered|an host, and smote the|Amalekites, and|delivered Israel out|of the hands of them|that spoiled them.|14:49 Now the sons of|Saul were Jonathan,|and Ishui, and|Melchishua: and the|names of his two|daughters were these;|the name of the
R	Tfirstborn Merab, and|the name of the|younger Michal:|14:50 And the name of|Saul's wife was|Ahinoam, the daughter|of Ahimaaz: and the|name of the captain of|his host was Abner,|the son of Ner, Saul's|uncle.|14:51 And Kish was the|father of Saul; and|Ner the father of
R	TAbner was the son of|Abiel.|14:52 And there was|sore war against the|Philistines all the days|of Saul: and when Saul|saw any strong man,|or any valiant man, he|took him unto him.||15:1 Samuel also said|unto Saul, The LORD|sent me to anoint thee|to be king over his
R	Tpeople, over Israel:|now therefore|hearken thou unto the|voice of the words of|the LORD.|15:2 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, I|remember that which|Amalek did to Israel,|how he laid wait for|him in the way, when he|came up from Egypt.|15:3 Now go and smite|Amalek, and utterly
R	Tdestroy all that they|have, and spare them|not; but slay both man|and woman, infant and|suckling, ox and|sheep, camel and ass.|15:4 And Saul|gathered the people|together, and|numbered them in|Telaim, two hundred|thousand footmen, and|ten thousand men of|Judah.
R	T15:5 And Saul came to|a city of Amalek, and|laid wait in the valley.|15:6 And Saul said|unto the Kenites, Go,|depart, get you down|from among the|Amalekites, lest I|destroy you with them:|for ye shewed|kindness to all the|children of Israel,|when they came up out|of Egypt. So the
R	TKenites departed from|among the Amalekites.|15:7 And Saul smote|the Amalekites from|Havilah until thou|comest to Shur, that is|over against Egypt.|15:8 And he took Agag|the king of the|Amalekites alive, and|utterly destroyed all|the people with the|edge of the sword.|15:9 But Saul and the
R	Tpeople spared Agag,|and the best of the|sheep, and of the|oxen, and of the|fatlings, and the|lambs, and all that was|good, and would not|utterly destroy them:|but every thing that|was vile and refuse,|that they destroyed|utterly.|15:10 Then came the|word of the LORD unto
R	TSamuel, saying,|15:11 It repenteth me|that I have set up|Saul to be king: for he|is turned back from|following me, and hath|not performed my|commandments. And it|grieved Samuel; and|he cried unto the|LORD all night.|15:12 And when Samuel|rose early to meet|Saul in the morning, it
R	Twas told Samuel,|saying, Saul came to|Carmel, and, behold, he|set him up a place,|and is gone about, and|passed on, and gone|down to Gilgal.|15:13 And Samuel came|to Saul: and Saul said|unto him, Blessed be|thou of the LORD: I|have performed the|commandment of the|LORD.
R	T15:14 And Samuel said,|What meaneth then this|bleating of the sheep|in mine ears, and the|lowing of the oxen|which I hear?|15:15 And Saul said,|They have brought|them from the|Amalekites: for the|people spared the|best of the sheep and|of the oxen, to|sacrifice unto the
R	TLORD thy God; and the|rest we have utterly|destroyed.|15:16 Then Samuel|said unto Saul, Stay,|and I will tell thee|what the LORD hath|said to me this night.|And he said unto him,|Say on.|15:17 And Samuel said,|When thou wast little in|thine own sight, wast|thou not made the
R	Thead of the tribes of|Israel, and the LORD|anointed thee king|over Israel?|15:18 And the LORD|sent thee on a|journey, and said, Go|and utterly destroy|the sinners the|Amalekites, and fight|against them until they|be consumed.|15:19 Wherefore then|didst thou not obey
R	Tthe voice of the LORD,|but didst fly upon the|spoil, and didst evil in|the sight of the LORD?|15:20 And Saul said|unto Samuel, Yea, I|have obeyed the voice|of the LORD, and have|gone the way which|the LORD sent me, and|have brought Agag|the king of Amalek, and|have utterly|destroyed the
R	TAmalekites.|15:21 But the people|took of the spoil,|sheep and oxen, the|chief of the things|which should have|been utterly|destroyed, to|sacrifice unto the|LORD thy God in Gilgal.|15:22 And Samuel said,|Hath the LORD as|great delight in burnt|offerings and
R	Tsacrifices, as in|obeying the voice of|the LORD? Behold, to|obey is better than|sacrifice, and to|hearken than the fat|of rams.|15:23 For rebellion is|as the sin of|witchcraft, and|stubbornness is as|iniquity and idolatry.|Because thou hast|rejected the word of
R	Tthe LORD, he hath also|rejected thee from|being king.|15:24 And Saul said|unto Samuel, I have|sinned: for I have|transgressed the|commandment of the|LORD, and thy words:|because I feared the|people, and obeyed|their voice.|15:25 Now therefore, I|pray thee, pardon my
R	Tsin, and turn again|with me, that I may|worship the LORD.|15:26 And Samuel said|unto Saul, I will not|return with thee: for|thou hast rejected|the word of the LORD,|and the LORD hath|rejected thee from|being king over Israel.|15:27 And as Samuel|turned about to go|away, he laid hold
R	Tupon the skirt of his|mantle, and it rent.|15:28 And Samuel said|unto him, The LORD|hath rent the kingdom|of Israel from thee|this day, and hath|given it to a neighbour|of thine, that is better|than thou.|15:29 And also the|Strength of Israel will|not lie nor repent: for|he is not a man, that
R	The should repent.|15:30 Then he said, I|have sinned: yet|honour me now, I pray|thee, before the|elders of my people,|and before Israel,|and turn again with me,|that I may worship the|LORD thy God.|15:31 So Samuel|turned again after|Saul; and Saul|worshipped the LORD.
R	T15:32 Then said|Samuel, Bring ye|hither to me Agag the|king of the Amalekites.|And Agag came unto|him delicately. And|Agag said, Surely the|bitterness of death is|past.|15:33 And Samuel said,|As the sword hath|made women childless,|so shall thy mother be|childless among women.
R	TAnd Samuel hewed|Agag in pieces before|the LORD in Gilgal.|15:34 Then Samuel|went to Ramah; and|Saul went up to his|house to Gibeah of|Saul.|15:35 And Samuel came|no more to see Saul|until the day of his|death: nevertheless|Samuel mourned for|Saul: and the LORD
R	Trepented that he had|made Saul king over|Israel.||16:1 And the LORD said|unto Samuel, How long|wilt thou mourn for|Saul, seeing I have|rejected him from|reigning over Israel?|fill thine horn with oil,|and go, I will send|thee to Jesse the|Bethlehemite: for I
R	Thave provided me a|king among his sons.|16:2 And Samuel said,|How can I go? if Saul|hear it, he will kill me.|And the LORD said,|Take an heifer with|thee, and say, I am|come to sacrifice to|the LORD.|16:3 And call Jesse to|the sacrifice, and I|will shew thee what|thou shalt do: and
R	Tthou shalt anoint unto|me him whom I name|unto thee.|16:4 And Samuel did|that which the LORD|spake, and came to|Bethlehem. And the|elders of the town|trembled at his coming,|and said, Comest thou|peaceably?|16:5 And he said,|Peaceably: I am come|to sacrifice unto the
R	TLORD: sanctify|yourselves, and come|with me to the|sacrifice. And he|sanctified Jesse and|his sons, and called|them to the sacrifice.|16:6 And it came to|pass, when they were|come, that he looked|on Eliab, and said,|Surely the LORD's|anointed is before him.|16:7 But the LORD said
R	Tunto Samuel, Look not|on his countenance,|or on the height of|his stature; because I|have refused him: for|the LORD seeth not as|man seeth; for man|looketh on the|outward appearance,|but the LORD looketh|on the heart.|16:8 Then Jesse|called Abinadab, and|made him pass before
R	TSamuel. And he said,|Neither hath the LORD|chosen this.|16:9 Then Jesse made|Shammah to pass by.|And he said, Neither|hath the LORD chosen|this.|16:10 Again, Jesse|made seven of his|sons to pass before|Samuel. And Samuel|said unto Jesse, The|LORD hath not chosen
R	Tthese.|16:11 And Samuel said|unto Jesse, Are here|all thy children? And|he said, There|remaineth yet the|youngest, and, behold,|he keepeth the sheep.|And Samuel said unto|Jesse, Send and fetch|him: for we will not sit|down till he come|hither.|16:12 And he sent, and
R	Tbrought him in. Now he|was ruddy, and withal|of a beautiful|countenance, and|goodly to look to. And|the LORD said, Arise,|anoint him: for this is|he.|16:13 Then Samuel|took the horn of oil,|and anointed him in the|midst of his brethren:|and the Spirit of the|LORD came upon David
R	Tfrom that day|forward. So Samuel|rose up, and went to|Ramah.|16:14 But the Spirit of|the LORD departed|from Saul, and an evil|spirit from the LORD|troubled him.|16:15 And Saul's|servants said unto|him, Behold now, an evil|spirit from God|troubleth thee.
R	T16:16 Let our lord|now command thy|servants, which are|before thee, to seek|out a man, who is a|cunning player on an|harp: and it shall come|to pass, when the evil|spirit from God is|upon thee, that he|shall play with his|hand, and thou shalt|be well.|16:17 And Saul said
R	Tunto his servants,|Provide me now a man|that can play well, and|bring him to me.|16:18 Then answered|one of the servants,|and said, Behold, I|have seen a son of|Jesse the|Bethlehemite, that is|cunning in playing, and|a mighty valiant man,|and a man of war, and|prudent in matters,
R	Tand a comely person,|and the LORD is with|him.|16:19 Wherefore Saul|sent messengers unto|Jesse, and said, Send|me David thy son,|which is with the|sheep.|16:20 And Jesse took|an ass laden with|bread, and a bottle of|wine, and a kid, and|sent them by David his
R	Tson unto Saul.|16:21 And David came|to Saul, and stood|before him: and he|loved him greatly; and|he became his|armourbearer.|16:22 And Saul sent to|Jesse, saying, Let|David, I pray thee,|stand before me; for|he hath found favour|in my sight.|16:23 And it came to
R	Tpass, when the evil|spirit from God was|upon Saul, that David|took an harp, and|played with his hand:|so Saul was|refreshed, and was|well, and the evil spirit|departed from him.||17:1 Now the|Philistines gathered|together their armies|to battle, and were
R	Tgathered together at|Shochoh, which|belongeth to Judah,|and pitched between|Shochoh and Azekah,|in Ephesdammim.|17:2 And Saul and the|men of Israel were|gathered together,|and pitched by the|valley of Elah, and set|the battle in array|against the Philistines.|17:3 And the
R	TPhilistines stood on a|mountain on the one|side, and Israel stood|on a mountain on the|other side: and there|was a valley between|them.|17:4 And there went|out a champion out of|the camp of the|Philistines, named|Goliath, of Gath, whose|height was six cubits|and a span.
R	T17:5 And he had an|helmet of brass upon|his head, and he was|armed with a coat of|mail; and the weight of|the coat was five|thousand shekels of|brass.|17:6 And he had|greaves of brass|upon his legs, and a|target of brass|between his|shoulders.
R	T17:7 And the staff of|his spear was like a|weaver's beam; and his|spear's head weighed|six hundred shekels|of iron: and one|bearing a shield went|before him.|17:8 And he stood and|cried unto the armies|of Israel, and said|unto them, Why are ye|come out to set your|battle in array? am
R	Tnot I a Philistine, and|ye servants to Saul?|choose you a man for|you, and let him come|down to me.|17:9 If he be able to|fight with me, and to|kill me, then will we be|your servants: but if|I prevail against him,|and kill him, then shall|ye be our servants,|and serve us.|17:10 And the
R	TPhilistine said, I defy|the armies of Israel|this day; give me a|man, that we may fight|together.|17:11 When Saul and|all Israel heard those|words of the Philistine,|they were dismayed,|and greatly afraid.|17:12 Now David was|the son of that|Ephrathite of|Bethlehemjudah,
R	Twhose name was|Jesse; and he had|eight sons: and the|man went among men|for an old man in the|days of Saul.|17:13 And the three|eldest sons of Jesse|went and followed Saul|to the battle: and the|names of his three|sons that went to the|battle were Eliab the|firstborn, and next
R	Tunto him Abinadab, and|the third Shammah.|17:14 And David was|the youngest: and the|three eldest followed|Saul.|17:15 But David went|and returned from|Saul to feed his|father's sheep at|Bethlehem.|17:16 And the|Philistine drew near|morning and evening,
R	Tand presented himself|forty days.|17:17 And Jesse said|unto David his son,|Take now for thy|brethren an ephah of|this parched corn,|and these ten loaves,|and run to the camp|of thy brethren;|17:18 And carry these|ten cheeses unto the|captain of their|thousand, and look
R	Thow thy brethren|fare, and take their|pledge.|17:19 Now Saul, and|they, and all the men|of Israel, were in the|valley of Elah, fighting|with the Philistines.|17:20 And David rose|up early in the|morning, and left the|sheep with a keeper,|and took, and went, as|Jesse had commanded
R	Thim; and he came to|the trench, as the|host was going forth|to the fight, and|shouted for the|battle.|17:21 For Israel and|the Philistines had put|the battle in array,|army against army.|17:22 And David left|his carriage in the|hand of the keeper of|the carriage, and ran
R	Tinto the army, and|came and saluted his|brethren.|17:23 And as he talked|with them, behold,|there came up the|champion, the Philistine|of Gath, Goliath by|name, out of the|armies of the|Philistines, and spake|according to the same|words: and David|heard them.
R	T17:24 And all the men|of Israel, when they|saw the man, fled from|him, and were sore|afraid.|17:25 And the men of|Israel said, Have ye|seen this man that is|come up? surely to|defy Israel is he come|up: and it shall be,|that the man who|killeth him, the king will|enrich him with great
R	Triches, and will give|him his daughter, and|make his father's|house free in Israel.|17:26 And David spake|to the men that stood|by him, saying, What|shall be done to the|man that killeth this|Philistine, and taketh|away the reproach|from Israel? for who|is this uncircumcised|Philistine, that he
R	Tshould defy the|armies of the living|God?|17:27 And the people|answered him after|this manner, saying, So|shall it be done to the|man that killeth him.|17:28 And Eliab his|eldest brother heard|when he spake unto|the men; and Eliab's|anger was kindled|against David, and he
R	Tsaid, Why camest thou|down hither? and with|whom hast thou left|those few sheep in|the wilderness? I know|thy pride, and the|naughtiness of thine|heart; for thou art|come down that thou|mightest see the|battle.|17:29 And David said,|What have I now done?|Is there not a cause?
R	T17:30 And he turned|from him toward|another, and spake|after the same|manner: and the|people answered him|again after the|former manner.|17:31 And when the|words were heard|which David spake,|they rehearsed them|before Saul: and he|sent for him.
R	T17:32 And David said|to Saul, Let no man's|heart fail because of|him; thy servant will go|and fight with this|Philistine.|17:33 And Saul said to|David, Thou art not|able to go against this|Philistine to fight with|him: for thou art but a|youth, and he a man|of war from his youth.|17:34 And David said
R	Tunto Saul, Thy|servant kept his|father's sheep, and|there came a lion, and|a bear, and took a|lamb out of the flock:|17:35 And I went out|after him, and smote|him, and delivered it|out of his mouth: and|when he arose against|me, I caught him by his|beard, and smote him,|and slew him.
R	T17:36 Thy servant|slew both the lion and|the bear: and this|uncircumcised|Philistine shall be as|one of them, seeing he|hath defied the armies|of the living God.|17:37 David said|moreover, The LORD|that delivered me out|of the paw of the lion,|and out of the paw of|the bear, he will
R	Tdeliver me out of the|hand of this Philistine.|And Saul said unto|David, Go, and the|LORD be with thee.|17:38 And Saul armed|David with his armour,|and he put an helmet|of brass upon his|head; also he armed|him with a coat of mail.|17:39 And David girded|his sword upon his|armour, and he
R	Tassayed to go; for he|had not proved it. And|David said unto Saul, I|cannot go with these;|for I have not proved|them. And David put|them off him.|17:40 And he took his|staff in his hand, and|chose him five smooth|stones out of the|brook, and put them in|a shepherd's bag|which he had, even in
R	Ta scrip; and his sling|was in his hand: and|he drew near to the|Philistine.|17:41 And the|Philistine came on and|drew near unto David;|and the man that bare|the shield went before|him.|17:42 And when the|Philistine looked about,|and saw David, he|disdained him: for he
R	Twas but a youth, and|ruddy, and of a fair|countenance.|17:43 And the|Philistine said unto|David, Am I a dog, that|thou comest to me with|staves? And the|Philistine cursed David|by his gods.|17:44 And the|Philistine said to David,|Come to me, and I will|give thy flesh unto
R	Tthe fowls of the air,|and to the beasts of|the field.|17:45 Then said David|to the Philistine, Thou|comest to me with a|sword, and with a|spear, and with a|shield: but I come to|thee in the name of|the LORD of hosts, the|God of the armies of|Israel, whom thou hast|defied.
R	T17:46 This day will the|LORD deliver thee into|mine hand; and I will|smite thee, and take|thine head from thee;|and I will give the|carcases of the host|of the Philistines this|day unto the fowls of|the air, and to the wild|beasts of the earth;|that all the earth may|know that there is a|God in Israel.
R	T17:47 And all this|assembly shall know|that the LORD saveth|not with sword and|spear: for the battle|is the LORD's, and he|will give you into our|hands.|17:48 And it came to|pass, when the|Philistine arose, and|came, and drew nigh to|meet David, that David|hastened, and ran
R	Ttoward the army to|meet the Philistine.|17:49 And David put|his hand in his bag,|and took thence a|stone, and slang it,|and smote the|Philistine in his|forehead, that the|stone sunk into his|forehead; and he fell|upon his face to the|earth.|17:50 So David
R	Tprevailed over the|Philistine with a sling|and with a stone, and|smote the Philistine,|and slew him; but|there was no sword in|the hand of David.|17:51 Therefore David|ran, and stood upon|the Philistine, and took|his sword, and drew it|out of the sheath|thereof, and slew him,|and cut off his head
R	Ttherewith. And when|the Philistines saw|their champion was|dead, they fled.|17:52 And the men of|Israel and of Judah|arose, and shouted,|and pursued the|Philistines, until thou|come to the valley,|and to the gates of|Ekron. And the|wounded of the|Philistines fell down by
R	Tthe way to Shaaraim,|even unto Gath, and|unto Ekron.|17:53 And the children|of Israel returned|from chasing after|the Philistines, and|they spoiled their|tents.|17:54 And David took|the head of the|Philistine, and brought|it to Jerusalem; but he|put his armour in his
R	Ttent.|17:55 And when Saul|saw David go forth|against the Philistine,|he said unto Abner,|the captain of the|host, Abner, whose|son is this youth? And|Abner said, As thy|soul liveth, O king, I|cannot tell.|17:56 And the king|said, Enquire thou|whose son the
R	Tstripling is.|17:57 And as David|returned from the|slaughter of the|Philistine, Abner took|him, and brought him|before Saul with the|head of the Philistine|in his hand.|17:58 And Saul said to|him, Whose son art|thou, thou young man?|And David answered, I|am the son of thy
R	Tservant Jesse the|Bethlehemite.||18:1 And it came to|pass, when he had|made an end of|speaking unto Saul,|that the soul of|Jonathan was knit with|the soul of David, and|Jonathan loved him as|his own soul.|18:2 And Saul took him|that day, and would let
R	Thim go no more home|to his father's house.|18:3 Then Jonathan|and David made a|covenant, because he|loved him as his own|soul.|18:4 And Jonathan|stripped himself of|the robe that was|upon him, and gave it|to David, and his|garments, even to his|sword, and to his bow,
R	Tand to his girdle.|18:5 And David went|out whithersoever|Saul sent him, and|behaved himself|wisely: and Saul set|him over the men of|war, and he was|accepted in the sight|of all the people, and|also in the sight of|Saul's servants.|18:6 And it came to|pass as they came,
R	Twhen David was|returned from the|slaughter of the|Philistine, that the|women came out of all|cities of Israel,|singing and dancing, to|meet king Saul, with|tabrets, with joy, and|with instruments of|musick.|18:7 And the women|answered one another|as they played, and
R	Tsaid, Saul hath slain|his thousands, and|David his ten|thousands.|18:8 And Saul was|very wroth, and the|saying displeased him;|and he said, They|have ascribed unto|David ten thousands,|and to me they have|ascribed but|thousands: and what|can he have more but
R	Tthe kingdom?|18:9 And Saul eyed|David from that day|and forward.|18:10 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|that the evil spirit|from God came upon|Saul, and he|prophesied in the|midst of the house:|and David played with|his hand, as at other|times: and there was a
R	Tjavelin in Saul's hand.|18:11 And Saul cast|the javelin; for he|said, I will smite David|even to the wall with it.|And David avoided out|of his presence twice.|18:12 And Saul was|afraid of David,|because the LORD was|with him, and was|departed from Saul.|18:13 Therefore Saul|removed him from him,
R	Tand made him his|captain over a|thousand; and he went|out and came in|before the people.|18:14 And David|behaved himself wisely|in all his ways; and the|LORD was with him.|18:15 Wherefore when|Saul saw that he|behaved himself very|wisely, he was afraid|of him.
R	T18:16 But all Israel|and Judah loved|David, because he|went out and came in|before them.|18:17 And Saul said to|David, Behold my elder|daughter Merab, her|will I give thee to wife:|only be thou valiant|for me, and fight the|LORD's battles. For|Saul said, Let not mine|hand be upon him, but
R	Tlet the hand of the|Philistines be upon him.|18:18 And David said|unto Saul, Who am I?|and what is my life, or|my father's family in|Israel, that I should|be son in law to the|king?|18:19 But it came to|pass at the time when|Merab Saul's daughter|should have been|given to David, that
R	Tshe was given unto|Adriel the Meholathite|to wife.|18:20 And Michal Saul's|daughter loved David:|and they told Saul,|and the thing pleased|him.|18:21 And Saul said, I|will give him her, that|she may be a snare to|him, and that the hand|of the Philistines may|be against him.
R	TWherefore Saul said|to David, Thou shalt|this day be my son in|law in the one of the|twain.|18:22 And Saul|commanded his|servants, saying,|Commune with David|secretly, and say,|Behold, the king hath|delight in thee, and all|his servants love|thee: now therefore
R	Tbe the king's son in|law.|18:23 And Saul's|servants spake those|words in the ears of|David. And David said,|Seemeth it to you a|light thing to be a|king's son in law,|seeing that I am a|poor man, and lightly|esteemed?|18:24 And the|servants of Saul told
R	Thim, saying, On this|manner spake David.|18:25 And Saul said,|Thus shall ye say to|David, The king|desireth not any|dowry, but an hundred|foreskins of the|Philistines, to be|avenged of the king's|enemies. But Saul|thought to make David|fall by the hand of|the Philistines.
R	T18:26 And when his|servants told David|these words, it|pleased David well to|be the king's son in|law: and the days|were not expired.|18:27 Wherefore David|arose and went, he|and his men, and slew|of the Philistines two|hundred men; and|David brought their|foreskins, and they
R	Tgave them in full tale|to the king, that he|might be the king's son|in law. And Saul gave|him Michal his|daughter to wife.|18:28 And Saul saw|and knew that the|LORD was with David,|and that Michal Saul's|daughter loved him.|18:29 And Saul was|yet the more afraid of|David; and Saul
R	Tbecame David's enemy|continually.|18:30 Then the|princes of the|Philistines went forth:|and it came to pass,|after they went forth,|that David behaved|himself more wisely|than all the servants|of Saul; so that his|name was much set by.||19:1 And Saul spake to
R	TJonathan his son, and|to all his servants,|that they should kill|David.|19:2 But Jonathan|Saul's son delighted|much in David: and|Jonathan told David,|saying, Saul my father|seeketh to kill thee:|now therefore, I pray|thee, take heed to|thyself until the|morning, and abide in a
R	Tsecret place, and hide|thyself:|19:3 And I will go out|and stand beside my|father in the field|where thou art, and I|will commune with my|father of thee; and|what I see, that I will|tell thee.|19:4 And Jonathan|spake good of David|unto Saul his father,|and said unto him, Let
R	Tnot the king sin|against his servant,|against David; because|he hath not sinned|against thee, and|because his works|have been to|thee-ward very good:|19:5 For he did put his|life in his hand, and|slew the Philistine, and|the LORD wrought a|great salvation for all|Israel: thou sawest it,
R	Tand didst rejoice:|wherefore then wilt|thou sin against|innocent blood, to slay|David without a cause?|19:6 And Saul|hearkened unto the|voice of Jonathan:|and Saul sware, As|the LORD liveth, he|shall not be slain.|19:7 And Jonathan|called David, and|Jonathan shewed him
R	Tall those things. And|Jonathan brought|David to Saul, and he|was in his presence,|as in times past.|19:8 And there was|war again: and David|went out, and fought|with the Philistines,|and slew them with a|great slaughter; and|they fled from him.|19:9 And the evil spirit|from the LORD was
R	Tupon Saul, as he sat|in his house with his|javelin in his hand:|and David played with|his hand.|19:10 And Saul sought|to smite David even to|the wall with the|javelin: but he slipped|away out of Saul's|presence, and he|smote the javelin into|the wall: and David|fled, and escaped that
R	Tnight.|19:11 Saul also sent|messengers unto|David's house, to|watch him, and to slay|him in the morning: and|Michal David's wife told|him, saying, If thou|save not thy life to|night, to morrow thou|shalt be slain.|19:12 So Michal let|David down through a|window: and he went,
R	Tand fled, and escaped.|19:13 And Michal took|an image, and laid it in|the bed, and put a|pillow of goats' hair|for his bolster, and|covered it with a|cloth.|19:14 And when Saul|sent messengers to|take David, she said,|He is sick.|19:15 And Saul sent|the messengers again
R	Tto see David, saying,|Bring him up to me in|the bed, that I may|slay him.|19:16 And when the|messengers were|come in, behold, there|was an image in the|bed, with a pillow of|goats' hair for his|bolster.|19:17 And Saul said|unto Michal, Why hast|thou deceived me so,
R	Tand sent away mine|enemy, that he is|escaped? And Michal|answered Saul, He|said unto me, Let me|go; why should I kill|thee?|19:18 So David fled,|and escaped, and|came to Samuel to|Ramah, and told him all|that Saul had done to|him. And he and Samuel|went and dwelt in
R	TNaioth.|19:19 And it was told|Saul, saying, Behold,|David is at Naioth in|Ramah.|19:20 And Saul sent|messengers to take|David: and when they|saw the company of|the prophets|prophesying, and|Samuel standing as|appointed over them,|the Spirit of God was
R	Tupon the messengers|of Saul, and they also|prophesied.|19:21 And when it was|told Saul, he sent|other messengers,|and they prophesied|likewise. And Saul sent|messengers again the|third time, and they|prophesied also.|19:22 Then went he|also to Ramah, and|came to a great well
R	Tthat is in Sechu: and|he asked and said,|Where are Samuel and|David? And one said,|Behold, they be at|Naioth in Ramah.|19:23 And he went|thither to Naioth in|Ramah: and the Spirit|of God was upon him|also, and he went on,|and prophesied, until|he came to Naioth in|Ramah.
R	T19:24 And he stripped|off his clothes also,|and prophesied|before Samuel in like|manner, and lay down|naked all that day and|all that night.|Wherefore they say,|Is Saul also among the|prophets?||20:1 And David fled|from Naioth in Ramah,|and came and said
R	Tbefore Jonathan, What|have I done? what is|mine iniquity? and what|is my sin before thy|father, that he|seeketh my life?|20:2 And he said unto|him, God forbid; thou|shalt not die: behold,|my father will do|nothing either great|or small, but that he|will shew it me: and why|should my father hide
R	Tthis thing from me? it|is not so.|20:3 And David sware|moreover, and said,|Thy father certainly|knoweth that I have|found grace in thine|eyes; and he saith, Let|not Jonathan know|this, lest he be|grieved: but truly as|the LORD liveth, and|as thy soul liveth,|there is but a step
R	Tbetween me and death.|20:4 Then said|Jonathan unto David,|Whatsoever thy soul|desireth, I will even do|it for thee.|20:5 And David said|unto Jonathan, Behold,|to morrow is the new|moon, and I should not|fail to sit with the king|at meat: but let me go,|that I may hide myself|in the field unto the
R	Tthird day at even.|20:6 If thy father at|all miss me, then say,|David earnestly asked|leave of me that he|might run to Bethlehem|his city: for there is a|yearly sacrifice there|for all the family.|20:7 If he say thus, It|is well; thy servant|shall have peace: but|if he be very wroth,|then be sure that evil
R	Tis determined by him.|20:8 Therefore thou|shalt deal kindly with|thy servant; for thou|hast brought thy|servant into a|covenant of the LORD|with thee:|notwithstanding, if|there be in me iniquity,|slay me thyself; for|why shouldest thou|bring me to thy|father?
R	T20:9 And Jonathan|said, Far be it from|thee: for if I knew|certainly that evil|were determined by my|father to come upon|thee, then would not I|tell it thee?|20:10 Then said David|to Jonathan, Who shall|tell me? or what if thy|father answer thee|roughly?|20:11 And Jonathan
R	Tsaid unto David, Come,|and let us go out into|the field. And they|went out both of them|into the field.|20:12 And Jonathan|said unto David, O|LORD God of Israel,|when I have sounded|my father about to|morrow any time, or|the third day, and,|behold, if there be|good toward David,
R	Tand I then send not|unto thee, and shew it|thee;|20:13 The LORD do so|and much more to|Jonathan: but if it|please my father to|do thee evil, then I will|shew it thee, and send|thee away, that thou|mayest go in peace:|and the LORD be with|thee, as he hath been|with my father.
R	T20:14 And thou shalt|not only while yet I|live shew me the|kindness of the LORD,|that I die not:|20:15 But also thou|shalt not cut off thy|kindness from my|house for ever: no,|not when the LORD|hath cut off the|enemies of David|every one from the|face of the earth.
R	T20:16 So Jonathan|made a covenant with|the house of David,|saying, Let the LORD|even require it at the|hand of David's|enemies.|20:17 And Jonathan|caused David to swear|again, because he|loved him: for he|loved him as he loved|his own soul.|20:18 Then Jonathan
R	Tsaid to David, To|morrow is the new|moon: and thou shalt|be missed, because|thy seat will be empty.|20:19 And when thou|hast stayed three|days, then thou shalt|go down quickly, and|come to the place|where thou didst hide|thyself when the|business was in hand,|and shalt remain by
R	Tthe stone Ezel.|20:20 And I will shoot|three arrows on the|side thereof, as|though I shot at a|mark.|20:21 And, behold, I|will send a lad, saying,|Go, find out the|arrows. If I expressly|say unto the lad,|Behold, the arrows|are on this side of|thee, take them; then
R	Tcome thou: for there|is peace to thee, and|no hurt; as the LORD|liveth.|20:22 But if I say thus|unto the young man,|Behold, the arrows|are beyond thee; go|thy way: for the LORD|hath sent thee away.|20:23 And as touching|the matter which thou|and I have spoken of,|behold, the LORD be
R	Tbetween thee and me|for ever.|20:24 So David hid|himself in the field:|and when the new|moon was come, the|king sat him down to|eat meat.|20:25 And the king sat|upon his seat, as at|other times, even upon|a seat by the wall: and|Jonathan arose, and|Abner sat by Saul's
R	Tside, and David's place|was empty.|20:26 Nevertheless|Saul spake not any|thing that day: for he|thought, Something|hath befallen him, he|is not clean; surely he|is not clean.|20:27 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|which was the second|day of the month, that|David's place was
R	Tempty: and Saul said|unto Jonathan his son,|Wherefore cometh not|the son of Jesse to|meat, neither|yesterday, nor to|day?|20:28 And Jonathan|answered Saul, David|earnestly asked leave|of me to go to|Bethlehem:|20:29 And he said, Let|me go, I pray thee;
R	Tfor our family hath a|sacrifice in the city;|and my brother, he|hath commanded me to|be there: and now, if I|have found favour in|thine eyes, let me get|away, I pray thee, and|see my brethren.|Therefore he cometh|not unto the king's|table.|20:30 Then Saul's|anger was kindled
R	Tagainst Jonathan, and|he said unto him, Thou|son of the perverse|rebellious woman, do|not I know that thou|hast chosen the son|of Jesse to thine own|confusion, and unto|the confusion of thy|mother's nakedness?|20:31 For as long as|the son of Jesse|liveth upon the|ground, thou shalt not
R	Tbe established, nor|thy kingdom.|Wherefore now send|and fetch him unto me,|for he shall surely|die.|20:32 And Jonathan|answered Saul his|father, and said unto|him, Wherefore shall|he be slain? what hath|he done?|20:33 And Saul cast a|javelin at him to smite
R	Thim: whereby Jonathan|knew that it was|determined of his|father to slay David.|20:34 So Jonathan|arose from the table|in fierce anger, and|did eat no meat the|second day of the|month: for he was|grieved for David,|because his father|had done him shame.|20:35 And it came to
R	Tpass in the morning,|that Jonathan went|out into the field at|the time appointed with|David, and a little lad|with him.|20:36 And he said unto|his lad, Run, find out|now the arrows which|I shoot. And as the|lad ran, he shot an|arrow beyond him.|20:37 And when the|lad was come to the
R	Tplace of the arrow|which Jonathan had|shot, Jonathan cried|after the lad, and|said, Is not the arrow|beyond thee?|20:38 And Jonathan|cried after the lad,|Make speed, haste,|stay not. And|Jonathan's lad|gathered up the|arrows, and came to|his master.
R	T20:39 But the lad knew|not any thing: only|Jonathan and David|knew the matter.|20:40 And Jonathan|gave his artillery unto|his lad, and said unto|him, Go, carry them to|the city.|20:41 And as soon as|the lad was gone,|David arose out of a|place toward the|south, and fell on his
R	Tface to the ground,|and bowed himself|three times: and they|kissed one another,|and wept one with|another, until David|exceeded.|20:42 And Jonathan|said to David, Go in|peace, forasmuch as|we have sworn both|of us in the name of|the LORD, saying, The|LORD be between me
R	Tand thee, and between|my seed and thy seed|for ever. And he|arose and departed:|and Jonathan went|into the city.||21:1 Then came David|to Nob to Ahimelech|the priest: and|Ahimelech was afraid|at the meeting of|David, and said unto|him, Why art thou
R	Talone, and no man with|thee?|21:2 And David said|unto Ahimelech the|priest, The king hath|commanded me a|business, and hath|said unto me, Let no|man know any thing of|the business|whereabout I send|thee, and what I have|commanded thee: and I|have appointed my
R	Tservants to such and|such a place.|21:3 Now therefore|what is under thine|hand? give me five|loaves of bread in|mine hand, or what|there is present.|21:4 And the priest|answered David, and|said, There is no|common bread under|mine hand, but there is|hallowed bread; if the
R	Tyoung men have kept|themselves at least|from women.|21:5 And David|answered the priest,|and said unto him, Of a|truth women have|been kept from us|about these three|days, since I came out,|and the vessels of|the young men are|holy, and the bread is|in a manner common,
R	Tyea, though it were|sanctified this day in|the vessel.|21:6 So the priest|gave him hallowed|bread: for there was|no bread there but|the shewbread, that|was taken from|before the LORD, to|put hot bread in the|day when it was taken|away.|21:7 Now a certain man
R	Tof the servants of|Saul was there that|day, detained before|the LORD; and his name|was Doeg, an Edomite,|the chiefest of the|herdmen that|belonged to Saul.|21:8 And David said|unto Ahimelech, And is|there not here under|thine hand spear or|sword? for I have|neither brought my
R	Tsword nor my weapons|with me, because the|king's business|required haste.|21:9 And the priest|said, The sword of|Goliath the Philistine,|whom thou slewest in|the valley of Elah,|behold, it is here|wrapped in a cloth|behind the ephod: if|thou wilt take that,|take it: for there is no
R	Tother save that here.|And David said, There|is none like that; give|it me.|21:10 And David arose|and fled that day for|fear of Saul, and went|to Achish the king of|Gath.|21:11 And the|servants of Achish|said unto him, Is not|this David the king of|the land? did they not
R	Tsing one to another|of him in dances,|saying, Saul hath slain|his thousands, and|David his ten|thousands?|21:12 And David laid|up these words in his|heart, and was sore|afraid of Achish the|king of Gath.|21:13 And he changed|his behaviour before|them, and feigned
R	Thimself mad in their|hands, and scrabbled|on the doors of the|gate, and let his|spittle fall down upon|his beard.|21:14 Then said Achish|unto his servants, Lo,|ye see the man is mad:|wherefore then have|ye brought him to me?|21:15 Have I need of|mad men, that ye have|brought this fellow to
R	Tplay the mad man in my|presence? shall this|fellow come into my|house?||22:1 David therefore|departed thence, and|escaped to the cave|Adullam: and when his|brethren and all his|father's house heard|it, they went down|thither to him.|22:2 And every one
R	Tthat was in distress,|and every one that|was in debt, and every|one that was|discontented,|gathered themselves|unto him; and he|became a captain over|them: and there were|with him about four|hundred men.|22:3 And David went|thence to Mizpeh of|Moab: and he said unto
R	Tthe king of Moab, Let|my father and my|mother, I pray thee,|come forth, and be|with you, till I know|what God will do for|me.|22:4 And he brought|them before the king|of Moab: and they|dwelt with him all the|while that David was in|the hold.|22:5 And the prophet
R	TGad said unto David,|Abide not in the hold;|depart, and get thee|into the land of Judah.|Then David departed,|and came into the|forest of Hareth.|22:6 When Saul heard|that David was|discovered, and the|men that were with him,|(now Saul abode in|Gibeah under a tree in|Ramah, having his
R	Tspear in his hand, and|all his servants were|standing about him;)|22:7 Then Saul said|unto his servants that|stood about him, Hear|now, ye Benjamites; will|the son of Jesse give|every one of you|fields and vineyards,|and make you all|captains of|thousands, and|captains of hundreds;
R	T22:8 That all of you|have conspired|against me, and there|is none that sheweth|me that my son hath|made a league with the|son of Jesse, and|there is none of you|that is sorry for me,|or sheweth unto me|that my son hath|stirred up my servant|against me, to lie in|wait, as at this day?
R	T22:9 Then answered|Doeg the Edomite,|which was set over|the servants of Saul,|and said, I saw the|son of Jesse coming|to Nob, to Ahimelech|the son of Ahitub.|22:10 And he enquired|of the LORD for him,|and gave him victuals,|and gave him the|sword of Goliath the|Philistine.
R	T22:11 Then the king|sent to call Ahimelech|the priest, the son of|Ahitub, and all his|father's house, the|priests that were in|Nob: and they came all|of them to the king.|22:12 And Saul said,|Hear now, thou son of|Ahitub. And he|answered, Here I am,|my lord.|22:13 And Saul said
R	Tunto him, Why have ye|conspired against me,|thou and the son of|Jesse, in that thou|hast given him bread,|and a sword, and hast|enquired of God for|him, that he should|rise against me, to lie|in wait, as at this day?|22:14 Then Ahimelech|answered the king,|and said, And who is|so faithful among all
R	Tthy servants as David,|which is the king's son|in law, and goeth at|thy bidding, and is|honourable in thine|house?|22:15 Did I then begin|to enquire of God for|him? be it far from me:|let not the king impute|any thing unto his|servant, nor to all the|house of my father:|for thy servant knew
R	Tnothing of all this,|less or more.|22:16 And the king|said, Thou shalt|surely die, Ahimelech,|thou, and all thy|father's house.|22:17 And the king|said unto the footmen|that stood about him,|Turn, and slay the|priests of the LORD:|because their hand|also is with David, and
R	Tbecause they knew|when he fled, and did|not shew it to me. But|the servants of the|king would not put|forth their hand to|fall upon the priests|of the LORD.|22:18 And the king|said to Doeg, Turn|thou, and fall upon|the priests. And Doeg|the Edomite turned,|and he fell upon the
R	Tpriests, and slew on|that day fourscore|and five persons that|did wear a linen|ephod.|22:19 And Nob, the city|of the priests, smote|he with the edge of|the sword, both men|and women, children|and sucklings, and|oxen, and asses, and|sheep, with the edge|of the sword.
R	T22:20 And one of the|sons of Ahimelech the|son of Ahitub, named|Abiathar, escaped, and|fled after David.|22:21 And Abiathar|shewed David that|Saul had slain the|LORD's priests.|22:22 And David said|unto Abiathar, I knew|it that day, when Doeg|the Edomite was there,|that he would surely
R	Ttell Saul: I have|occasioned the death|of all the persons of|thy father's house.|22:23 Abide thou with|me, fear not: for he|that seeketh my life|seeketh thy life: but|with me thou shalt be|in safeguard.||23:1 Then they told|David, saying, Behold,|the Philistines fight
R	Tagainst Keilah, and|they rob the|threshingfloors.|23:2 Therefore David|enquired of the LORD,|saying, Shall I go and|smite these|Philistines? And the|LORD said unto David,|Go, and smite the|Philistines, and save|Keilah.|23:3 And David's men|said unto him, Behold,
R	Twe be afraid here in|Judah: how much more|then if we come to|Keilah against the|armies of the|Philistines?|23:4 Then David|enquired of the LORD|yet again. And the|LORD answered him|and said, Arise, go|down to Keilah; for I|will deliver the|Philistines into thine
R	Thand.|23:5 So David and his|men went to Keilah,|and fought with the|Philistines, and|brought away their|cattle, and smote them|with a great|slaughter. So David|saved the inhabitants|of Keilah.|23:6 And it came to|pass, when Abiathar|the son of Ahimelech
R	Tfled to David to Keilah,|that he came down with|an ephod in his hand.|23:7 And it was told|Saul that David was|come to Keilah. And|Saul said, God hath|delivered him into mine|hand; for he is shut|in, by entering into a|town that hath gates|and bars.|23:8 And Saul called|all the people
R	Ttogether to war, to go|down to Keilah, to|besiege David and his|men.|23:9 And David knew|that Saul secretly|practised mischief|against him; and he|said to Abiathar the|priest, Bring hither|the ephod.|23:10 Then said David,|O LORD God of Israel,|thy servant hath
R	Tcertainly heard that|Saul seeketh to come|to Keilah, to destroy|the city for my sake.|23:11 Will the men of|Keilah deliver me up|into his hand? will Saul|come down, as thy|servant hath heard?|O LORD God of Israel,|I beseech thee, tell|thy servant. And the|LORD said, He will come|down.
R	T23:12 Then said David,|Will the men of Keilah|deliver me and my men|into the hand of Saul?|And the LORD said,|They will deliver thee|up.|23:13 Then David and|his men, which were|about six hundred,|arose and departed|out of Keilah, and went|whithersoever they|could go. And it was
R	Ttold Saul that David|was escaped from|Keilah; and he forbare|to go forth.|23:14 And David abode|in the wilderness in|strong holds, and|remained in a mountain|in the wilderness of|Ziph. And Saul sought|him every day, but God|delivered him not into|his hand.|23:15 And David saw
R	Tthat Saul was come|out to seek his life:|and David was in the|wilderness of Ziph in a|wood.|23:16 And Jonathan|Saul's son arose, and|went to David into the|wood, and|strengthened his hand|in God.|23:17 And he said unto|him, Fear not: for the|hand of Saul my
R	Tfather shall not find|thee; and thou shalt|be king over Israel,|and I shall be next|unto thee; and that|also Saul my father|knoweth.|23:18 And they two|made a covenant|before the LORD: and|David abode in the|wood, and Jonathan|went to his house.|23:19 Then came up
R	Tthe Ziphites to Saul to|Gibeah, saying, Doth|not David hide himself|with us in strong|holds in the wood, in|the hill of Hachilah,|which is on the south|of Jeshimon?|23:20 Now therefore,|O king, come down|according to all the|desire of thy soul to|come down; and our|part shall be to
R	Tdeliver him into the|king's hand.|23:21 And Saul said,|Blessed be ye of the|LORD; for ye have|compassion on me.|23:22 Go, I pray you,|prepare yet, and know|and see his place|where his haunt is,|and who hath seen him|there: for it is told me|that he dealeth very|subtilly.
R	T23:23 See therefore,|and take knowledge of|all the lurking places|where he hideth|himself, and come ye|again to me with the|certainty, and I will go|with you: and it shall|come to pass, if he be|in the land, that I will|search him out|throughout all the|thousands of Judah.|23:24 And they arose,
R	Tand went to Ziph|before Saul: but David|and his men were in|the wilderness of|Maon, in the plain on|the south of Jeshimon.|23:25 Saul also and|his men went to seek|him. And they told|David; wherefore he|came down into a rock,|and abode in the|wilderness of Maon.|And when Saul heard
R	Tthat, he pursued|after David in the|wilderness of Maon.|23:26 And Saul went|on this side of the|mountain, and David|and his men on that|side of the mountain:|and David made haste|to get away for fear|of Saul; for Saul and|his men compassed|David and his men|round about to take
R	Tthem.|23:27 But there came|a messenger unto|Saul, saying, Haste|thee, and come; for|the Philistines have|invaded the land.|23:28 Wherefore Saul|returned from|pursuing after David,|and went against the|Philistines: therefore|they called that place|Selahammahlekoth.
R	T23:29 And David went|up from thence, and|dwelt in strong holds|at Engedi.||24:1 And it came to|pass, when Saul was|returned from|following the|Philistines, that it was|told him, saying,|Behold, David is in the|wilderness of Engedi.|24:2 Then Saul took
R	Tthree thousand|chosen men out of all|Israel, and went to|seek David and his|men upon the rocks of|the wild goats.|24:3 And he came to|the sheepcotes by the|way, where was a|cave; and Saul went in|to cover his feet: and|David and his men|remained in the sides|of the cave.
R	T24:4 And the men of|David said unto him,|Behold the day of|which the LORD said|unto thee, Behold, I|will deliver thine|enemy into thine hand,|that thou mayest do to|him as it shall seem|good unto thee. Then|David arose, and cut|off the skirt of Saul's|robe privily.|24:5 And it came to
R	Tpass afterward, that|David's heart smote|him, because he had|cut off Saul's skirt.|24:6 And he said unto|his men, The LORD|forbid that I should|do this thing unto my|master, the LORD's|anointed, to stretch|forth mine hand|against him, seeing he|is the anointed of the|LORD.
R	T24:7 So David stayed|his servants with|these words, and|suffered them not to|rise against Saul. But|Saul rose up out of|the cave, and went on|his way.|24:8 David also arose|afterward, and went|out of the cave, and|cried after Saul,|saying, My lord the|king. And when Saul
R	Tlooked behind him,|David stooped with his|face to the earth, and|bowed himself.|24:9 And David said to|Saul, Wherefore|hearest thou men's|words, saying, Behold,|David seeketh thy|hurt?|24:10 Behold, this day|thine eyes have seen|how that the LORD had|delivered thee to day
R	Tinto mine hand in the|cave: and some bade|me kill thee: but mine|eye spared thee; and|I said, I will not put|forth mine hand|against my lord; for|he is the LORD's|anointed.|24:11 Moreover, my|father, see, yea, see|the skirt of thy robe|in my hand: for in that|I cut off the skirt of
R	Tthy robe, and killed|thee not, know thou|and see that there is|neither evil nor|transgression in mine|hand, and I have not|sinned against thee;|yet thou huntest my|soul to take it.|24:12 The LORD judge|between me and thee,|and the LORD avenge|me of thee: but mine|hand shall not be
R	Tupon thee.|24:13 As saith the|proverb of the|ancients, Wickedness|proceedeth from the|wicked: but mine hand|shall not be upon|thee.|24:14 After whom is|the king of Israel|come out? after whom|dost thou pursue?|after a dead dog,|after a flea.
R	T24:15 The LORD|therefore be judge,|and judge between me|and thee, and see, and|plead my cause, and|deliver me out of thine|hand.|24:16 And it came to|pass, when David had|made an end of|speaking these words|unto Saul, that Saul|said, Is this thy voice,|my son David? And
R	TSaul lifted up his|voice, and wept.|24:17 And he said to|David, Thou art more|righteous than I: for|thou hast rewarded|me good, whereas I|have rewarded thee|evil.|24:18 And thou hast|shewed this day how|that thou hast dealt|well with me:|forasmuch as when
R	Tthe LORD had|delivered me into thine|hand, thou killedst me|not.|24:19 For if a man find|his enemy, will he let|him go well away?|wherefore the LORD|reward thee good for|that thou hast done|unto me this day.|24:20 And now, behold,|I know well that thou|shalt surely be king,
R	Tand that the kingdom|of Israel shall be|established in thine|hand.|24:21 Swear now|therefore unto me by|the LORD, that thou|wilt not cut off my|seed after me, and|that thou wilt not|destroy my name out|of my father's house.|24:22 And David sware|unto Saul. And Saul
R	Twent home; but David|and his men gat them|up unto the hold.||25:1 And Samuel died;|and all the Israelites|were gathered|together, and|lamented him, and|buried him in his house|at Ramah. And David|arose, and went down|to the wilderness of|Paran.
R	T25:2 And there was a|man in Maon, whose|possessions were in|Carmel; and the man|was very great, and|he had three|thousand sheep, and a|thousand goats: and|he was shearing his|sheep in Carmel.|25:3 Now the name of|the man was Nabal;|and the name of his|wife Abigail: and she
R	Twas a woman of good|understanding, and of|a beautiful|countenance: but the|man was churlish and|evil in his doings; and|he was of the house|of Caleb.|25:4 And David heard|in the wilderness that|Nabal did shear his|sheep.|25:5 And David sent|out ten young men,
R	Tand David said unto|the young men, Get|you up to Carmel, and|go to Nabal, and greet|him in my name:|25:6 And thus shall ye|say to him that liveth|in prosperity, Peace|be both to thee, and|peace be to thine|house, and peace be|unto all that thou|hast.|25:7 And now I have
R	Theard that thou hast|shearers: now thy|shepherds which were|with us, we hurt them|not, neither was there|ought missing unto|them, all the while they|were in Carmel.|25:8 Ask thy young|men, and they will shew|thee. Wherefore let|the young men find|favour in thine eyes:|for we come in a good
R	Tday: give, I pray thee,|whatsoever cometh to|thine hand unto thy|servants, and to thy|son David.|25:9 And when David's|young men came, they|spake to Nabal|according to all those|words in the name of|David, and ceased.|25:10 And Nabal|answered David's|servants, and said,
R	TWho is David? and who|is the son of Jesse?|there be many|servants now a days|that break away|every man from his|master.|25:11 Shall I then take|my bread, and my|water, and my flesh|that I have killed for|my shearers, and give|it unto men, whom I|know not whence they
R	Tbe?|25:12 So David's young|men turned their way,|and went again, and|came and told him all|those sayings.|25:13 And David said|unto his men, Gird ye|on every man his|sword. And they|girded on every man|his sword; and David|also girded on his|sword: and there went
R	Tup after David about|four hundred men;|and two hundred|abode by the stuff.|25:14 But one of the|young men told Abigail,|Nabal's wife, saying,|Behold, David sent|messengers out of|the wilderness to|salute our master;|and he railed on them.|25:15 But the men|were very good unto
R	Tus, and we were not|hurt, neither missed|we any thing, as long|as we were|conversant with them,|when we were in the|fields:|25:16 They were a wall|unto us both by night|and day, all the while|we were with them|keeping the sheep.|25:17 Now therefore|know and consider
R	Twhat thou wilt do; for|evil is determined|against our master,|and against all his|household: for he is|such a son of Belial,|that a man cannot|speak to him.|25:18 Then Abigail|made haste, and took|two hundred loaves,|and two bottles of|wine, and five sheep|ready dressed, and
R	Tfive measures of|parched corn, and an|hundred clusters of|raisins, and two|hundred cakes of|figs, and laid them on|asses.|25:19 And she said|unto her servants, Go|on before me; behold,|I come after you. But|she told not her|husband Nabal.|25:20 And it was so, as
R	Tshe rode on the ass,|that she came down by|the covert on the hill,|and, behold, David and|his men came down|against her; and she|met them.|25:21 Now David had|said, Surely in vain|have I kept all that|this fellow hath in the|wilderness, so that|nothing was missed of|all that pertained unto
R	Thim: and he hath|requited me evil for|good.|25:22 So and more|also do God unto the|enemies of David, if I|leave of all that|pertain to him by the|morning light any that|pisseth against the|wall.|25:23 And when Abigail|saw David, she hasted,|and lighted off the
R	Tass, and fell before|David on her face,|and bowed herself to|the ground,|25:24 And fell at his|feet, and said, Upon|me, my lord, upon me|let this iniquity be: and|let thine handmaid, I|pray thee, speak in|thine audience, and|hear the words of|thine handmaid.|25:25 Let not my lord,
R	TI pray thee, regard|this man of Belial,|even Nabal: for as his|name is, so is he;|Nabal is his name, and|folly is with him: but I|thine handmaid saw not|the young men of my|lord, whom thou didst|send.|25:26 Now therefore,|my lord, as the LORD|liveth, and as thy soul|liveth, seeing the LORD
R	Thath withholden thee|from coming to shed|blood, and from|avenging thyself with|thine own hand, now|let thine enemies, and|they that seek evil to|my lord, be as Nabal.|25:27 And now this|blessing which thine|handmaid hath brought|unto my lord, let it|even be given unto|the young men that
R	Tfollow my lord.|25:28 I pray thee,|forgive the trespass|of thine handmaid: for|the LORD will certainly|make my lord a sure|house; because my|lord fighteth the|battles of the LORD,|and evil hath not been|found in thee all thy|days.|25:29 Yet a man is|risen to pursue thee,
R	Tand to seek thy soul:|but the soul of my|lord shall be bound in|the bundle of life with|the LORD thy God; and|the souls of thine|enemies, them shall he|sling out, as out of|the middle of a sling.|25:30 And it shall come|to pass, when the|LORD shall have done|to my lord according|to all the good that he
R	Thath spoken|concerning thee, and|shall have appointed|thee ruler over|Israel;|25:31 That this shall|be no grief unto thee,|nor offence of heart|unto my lord, either|that thou hast shed|blood causeless, or|that my lord hath|avenged himself: but|when the LORD shall
R	Thave dealt well with my|lord, then remember|thine handmaid.|25:32 And David said|to Abigail, Blessed be|the LORD God of|Israel, which sent|thee this day to meet|me:|25:33 And blessed be|thy advice, and|blessed be thou, which|hast kept me this day|from coming to shed
R	Tblood, and from|avenging myself with|mine own hand.|25:34 For in very|deed, as the LORD God|of Israel liveth, which|hath kept me back|from hurting thee,|except thou hadst|hasted and come to|meet me, surely there|had not been left unto|Nabal by the morning|light any that pisseth
R	Tagainst the wall.|25:35 So David|received of her hand|that which she had|brought him, and said|unto her, Go up in|peace to thine house;|see, I have hearkened|to thy voice, and have|accepted thy person.|25:36 And Abigail came|to Nabal; and, behold,|he held a feast in his|house, like the feast
R	Tof a king; and Nabal's|heart was merry within|him, for he was very|drunken: wherefore|she told him nothing,|less or more, until the|morning light.|25:37 But it came to|pass in the morning,|when the wine was|gone out of Nabal, and|his wife had told him|these things, that his|heart died within him,
R	Tand he became as a|stone.|25:38 And it came to|pass about ten days|after, that the LORD|smote Nabal, that he|died.|25:39 And when David|heard that Nabal was|dead, he said, Blessed|be the LORD, that hath|pleaded the cause of|my reproach from the|hand of Nabal, and
R	Thath kept his servant|from evil: for the|LORD hath returned|the wickedness of|Nabal upon his own|head. And David sent|and communed with|Abigail, to take her to|him to wife.|25:40 And when the|servants of David|were come to Abigail|to Carmel, they spake|unto her, saying, David
R	Tsent us unto thee, to|take thee to him to|wife.|25:41 And she arose,|and bowed herself on|her face to the earth,|and said, Behold, let|thine handmaid be a|servant to wash the|feet of the servants|of my lord.|25:42 And Abigail|hasted, and arose and|rode upon an ass, with
R	Tfive damsels of hers|that went after her;|and she went after|the messengers of|David, and became his|wife.|25:43 David also took|Ahinoam of Jezreel;|and they were also|both of them his wives.|25:44 But Saul had|given Michal his|daughter, David's wife,|to Phalti the son of
R	TLaish, which was of|Gallim.||26:1 And the Ziphites|came unto Saul to|Gibeah, saying, Doth|not David hide himself|in the hill of Hachilah,|which is before|Jeshimon?|26:2 Then Saul arose,|and went down to the|wilderness of Ziph,|having three thousand
R	Tchosen men of Israel|with him, to seek David|in the wilderness of|Ziph.|26:3 And Saul pitched|in the hill of Hachilah,|which is before|Jeshimon, by the way.|But David abode in the|wilderness, and he|saw that Saul came|after him into the|wilderness.|26:4 David therefore
R	Tsent out spies, and|understood that Saul|was come in very|deed.|26:5 And David arose,|and came to the place|where Saul had|pitched: and David|beheld the place|where Saul lay, and|Abner the son of Ner,|the captain of his|host: and Saul lay in|the trench, and the
R	Tpeople pitched round|about him.|26:6 Then answered|David and said to|Ahimelech the Hittite,|and to Abishai the son|of Zeruiah, brother to|Joab, saying, Who will|go down with me to|Saul to the camp? And|Abishai said, I will go|down with thee.|26:7 So David and|Abishai came to the
R	Tpeople by night: and,|behold, Saul lay|sleeping within the|trench, and his spear|stuck in the ground at|his bolster: but Abner|and the people lay|round about him.|26:8 Then said Abishai|to David, God hath|delivered thine enemy|into thine hand this|day: now therefore let|me smite him, I pray
R	Tthee, with the spear|even to the earth at|once, and I will not|smite him the second|time.|26:9 And David said to|Abishai, Destroy him|not: for who can|stretch forth his|hand against the|LORD's anointed, and|be guiltless?|26:10 David said|furthermore, As the
R	TLORD liveth, the LORD|shall smite him; or his|day shall come to die;|or he shall descend|into battle, and perish.|26:11 The LORD forbid|that I should stretch|forth mine hand|against the LORD's|anointed: but, I pray|thee, take thou now|the spear that is at|his bolster, and the|cruse of water, and
R	Tlet us go.|26:12 So David took|the spear and the|cruse of water from|Saul's bolster; and|they gat them away,|and no man saw it, nor|knew it, neither|awaked: for they were|all asleep; because a|deep sleep from the|LORD was fallen upon|them.|26:13 Then David went
R	Tover to the other|side, and stood on the|top of an hill afar off;|a great space being|between them:|26:14 And David cried|to the people, and to|Abner the son of Ner,|saying, Answerest|thou not, Abner? Then|Abner answered and|said, Who art thou that|criest to the king?|26:15 And David said
R	Tto Abner, Art not thou|a valiant man? and|who is like to thee in|Israel? wherefore|then hast thou not|kept thy lord the|king? for there came|one of the people in|to destroy the king|thy lord.|26:16 This thing is not|good that thou hast|done. As the LORD|liveth, ye are worthy
R	Tto die, because ye|have not kept your|master, the LORD's|anointed. And now see|where the king's|spear is, and the|cruse of water that|was at his bolster.|26:17 And Saul knew|David's voice, and said,|Is this thy voice, my|son David? And David|said, It is my voice, my|lord, O king.
R	T26:18 And he said,|Wherefore doth my|lord thus pursue|after his servant?|for what have I done?|or what evil is in mine|hand?|26:19 Now therefore, I|pray thee, let my lord|the king hear the|words of his servant.|If the LORD have|stirred thee up|against me, let him
R	Taccept an offering:|but if they be the|children of men,|cursed be they|before the LORD; for|they have driven me|out this day from|abiding in the|inheritance of the|LORD, saying, Go,|serve other gods.|26:20 Now therefore,|let not my blood fall|to the earth before
R	Tthe face of the LORD:|for the king of Israel|is come out to seek a|flea, as when one doth|hunt a partridge in|the mountains.|26:21 Then said Saul, I|have sinned: return,|my son David: for I will|no more do thee harm,|because my soul was|precious in thine eyes|this day: behold, I|have played the fool,
R	Tand have erred|exceedingly.|26:22 And David|answered and said,|Behold the king's|spear! and let one of|the young men come|over and fetch it.|26:23 The LORD|render to every man|his righteousness and|his faithfulness; for|the LORD delivered|thee into my hand to
R	Tday, but I would not|stretch forth mine|hand against the|LORD's anointed.|26:24 And, behold, as|thy life was much set|by this day in mine|eyes, so let my life be|much set by in the|eyes of the LORD, and|let him deliver me out|of all tribulation.|26:25 Then Saul said|to David, Blessed be
R	Tthou, my son David:|thou shalt both do|great things, and also|shalt still prevail. So|David went on his way,|and Saul returned to|his place.||27:1 And David said in|his heart, I shall now|perish one day by the|hand of Saul: there is|nothing better for me|than that I should
R	Tspeedily escape into|the land of the|Philistines; and Saul|shall despair of me, to|seek me any more in|any coast of Israel:|so shall I escape out|of his hand.|27:2 And David arose,|and he passed over|with the six hundred|men that were with him|unto Achish, the son|of Maoch, king of Gath.
R	T27:3 And David dwelt|with Achish at Gath, he|and his men, every|man with his|household, even David|with his two wives,|Ahinoam the|Jezreelitess, and|Abigail the Carmelitess,|Nabal's wife.|27:4 And it was told|Saul that David was|fled to Gath: and he|sought no more again
R	Tfor him.|27:5 And David said|unto Achish, If I have|now found grace in|thine eyes, let them|give me a place in|some town in the|country, that I may|dwell there: for why|should thy servant|dwell in the royal city|with thee?|27:6 Then Achish gave|him Ziklag that day:
R	Twherefore Ziklag|pertaineth unto the|kings of Judah unto|this day.|27:7 And the time that|David dwelt in the|country of the|Philistines was a full|year and four months.|27:8 And David and his|men went up, and|invaded the|Geshurites, and the|Gezrites, and the
R	TAmalekites: for those|nations were of old|the inhabitants of the|land, as thou goest to|Shur, even unto the|land of Egypt.|27:9 And David smote|the land, and left|neither man nor woman|alive, and took away|the sheep, and the|oxen, and the asses,|and the camels, and|the apparel, and
R	Treturned, and came to|Achish.|27:10 And Achish said,|Whither have ye made|a road to day? And|David said, Against the|south of Judah, and|against the south of|the Jerahmeelites, and|against the south of|the Kenites.|27:11 And David saved|neither man nor woman|alive, to bring tidings
R	Tto Gath, saying, Lest|they should tell on us,|saying, So did David,|and so will be his|manner all the while|he dwelleth in the|country of the|Philistines.|27:12 And Achish|believed David, saying,|He hath made his|people Israel utterly|to abhor him;|therefore he shall be
R	Tmy servant for ever.||28:1 And it came to|pass in those days,|that the Philistines|gathered their armies|together for warfare,|to fight with Israel.|And Achish said unto|David, Know thou|assuredly, that thou|shalt go out with me to|battle, thou and thy|men.
R	T28:2 And David said to|Achish, Surely thou|shalt know what thy|servant can do. And|Achish said to David,|Therefore will I make|thee keeper of mine|head for ever.|28:3 Now Samuel was|dead, and all Israel|had lamented him, and|buried him in Ramah,|even in his own city.|And Saul had put away
R	Tthose that had familiar|spirits, and the|wizards, out of the|land.|28:4 And the|Philistines gathered|themselves together,|and came and pitched|in Shunem: and Saul|gathered all Israel|together, and they|pitched in Gilboa.|28:5 And when Saul|saw the host of the
R	TPhilistines, he was|afraid, and his heart|greatly trembled.|28:6 And when Saul|enquired of the LORD,|the LORD answered him|not, neither by|dreams, nor by Urim,|nor by prophets.|28:7 Then said Saul|unto his servants,|Seek me a woman that|hath a familiar spirit,|that I may go to her,
R	Tand enquire of her.|And his servants said|to him, Behold, there is|a woman that hath a|familiar spirit at|Endor.|28:8 And Saul|disguised himself, and|put on other raiment,|and he went, and two|men with him, and they|came to the woman by|night: and he said, I|pray thee, divine unto
R	Tme by the familiar|spirit, and bring me him|up, whom I shall name|unto thee.|28:9 And the woman|said unto him, Behold,|thou knowest what|Saul hath done, how|he hath cut off those|that have familiar|spirits, and the|wizards, out of the|land: wherefore then|layest thou a snare
R	Tfor my life, to cause|me to die?|28:10 And Saul sware|to her by the LORD,|saying, As the LORD|liveth, there shall no|punishment happen to|thee for this thing.|28:11 Then said the|woman, Whom shall I|bring up unto thee?|And he said, Bring me|up Samuel.|28:12 And when the
R	Twoman saw Samuel, she|cried with a loud|voice: and the woman|spake to Saul, saying,|Why hast thou|deceived me? for thou|art Saul.|28:13 And the king|said unto her, Be not|afraid: for what|sawest thou? And the|woman said unto Saul,|I saw gods ascending|out of the earth.
R	T28:14 And he said unto|her, What form is he|of? And she said, An|old man cometh up;|and he is covered with|a mantle. And Saul|perceived that it was|Samuel, and he|stooped with his face|to the ground, and|bowed himself.|28:15 And Samuel said|to Saul, Why hast thou|disquieted me, to bring
R	Tme up? And Saul|answered, I am sore|distressed; for the|Philistines make war|against me, and God is|departed from me, and|answereth me no more,|neither by prophets,|nor by dreams:|therefore I have|called thee, that thou|mayest make known|unto me what I shall|do.
R	T28:16 Then said|Samuel, Wherefore|then dost thou ask of|me, seeing the LORD is|departed from thee,|and is become thine|enemy?|28:17 And the LORD|hath done to him, as|he spake by me: for|the LORD hath rent|the kingdom out of|thine hand, and given|it to thy neighbour,
R	Teven to David:|28:18 Because thou|obeyedst not the|voice of the LORD, nor|executedst his fierce|wrath upon Amalek,|therefore hath the|LORD done this thing|unto thee this day.|28:19 Moreover the|LORD will also deliver|Israel with thee into|the hand of the|Philistines: and to
R	Tmorrow shalt thou and|thy sons be with me:|the LORD also shall|deliver the host of|Israel into the hand|of the Philistines.|28:20 Then Saul fell|straightway all along|on the earth, and was|sore afraid, because|of the words of|Samuel: and there was|no strength in him; for|he had eaten no
R	Tbread all the day, nor|all the night.|28:21 And the woman|came unto Saul, and|saw that he was sore|troubled, and said|unto him, Behold, thine|handmaid hath obeyed|thy voice, and I have|put my life in my hand,|and have hearkened|unto thy words which|thou spakest unto me.|28:22 Now therefore, I
R	Tpray thee, hearken|thou also unto the|voice of thine|handmaid, and let me|set a morsel of bread|before thee; and eat,|that thou mayest have|strength, when thou|goest on thy way.|28:23 But he refused,|and said, I will not eat.|But his servants,|together with the|woman, compelled him;
R	Tand he hearkened|unto their voice. So he|arose from the earth,|and sat upon the bed.|28:24 And the woman|had a fat calf in the|house; and she|hasted, and killed it,|and took flour, and|kneaded it, and did|bake unleavened|bread thereof:|28:25 And she brought|it before Saul, and
R	Tbefore his servants;|and they did eat. Then|they rose up, and|went away that night.||29:1 Now the|Philistines gathered|together all their|armies to Aphek: and|the Israelites pitched|by a fountain which is|in Jezreel.|29:2 And the lords of|the Philistines passed
R	Ton by hundreds, and|by thousands: but|David and his men|passed on in the|rereward with Achish.|29:3 Then said the|princes of the|Philistines, What do|these Hebrews here?|And Achish said unto|the princes of the|Philistines, Is not this|David, the servant of|Saul the king of
R	TIsrael, which hath|been with me these|days, or these years,|and I have found no|fault in him since he|fell unto me unto this|day?|29:4 And the princes|of the Philistines were|wroth with him; and the|princes of the|Philistines said unto|him, Make this fellow|return, that he may go
R	Tagain to his place|which thou hast|appointed him, and let|him not go down with|us to battle, lest in|the battle he be an|adversary to us: for|wherewith should he|reconcile himself unto|his master? should it|not be with the heads|of these men?|29:5 Is not this David,|of whom they sang
R	Tone to another in|dances, saying, Saul|slew his thousands,|and David his ten|thousands?|29:6 Then Achish|called David, and said|unto him, Surely, as|the LORD liveth, thou|hast been upright, and|thy going out and thy|coming in with me in the|host is good in my|sight: for I have not
R	Tfound evil in thee|since the day of thy|coming unto me unto|this day: nevertheless|the lords favour thee|not.|29:7 Wherefore now|return, and go in|peace, that thou|displease not the|lords of the|Philistines.|29:8 And David said|unto Achish, But what
R	Thave I done? and what|hast thou found in thy|servant so long as I|have been with thee|unto this day, that I|may not go fight|against the enemies of|my lord the king?|29:9 And Achish|answered and said to|David, I know that thou|art good in my sight,|as an angel of God:|notwithstanding the
R	Tprinces of the|Philistines have said,|He shall not go up with|us to the battle.|29:10 Wherefore now|rise up early in the|morning with thy|master's servants|that are come with|thee: and as soon as|ye be up early in the|morning, and have|light, depart.|29:11 So David and his
R	Tmen rose up early to|depart in the morning,|to return into the|land of the Philistines.|And the Philistines|went up to Jezreel.||30:1 And it came to|pass, when David and|his men were come to|Ziklag on the third|day, that the|Amalekites had invaded|the south, and Ziklag,
R	Tand smitten Ziklag, and|burned it with fire;|30:2 And had taken|the women captives,|that were therein:|they slew not any,|either great or small,|but carried them away,|and went on their way.|30:3 So David and his|men came to the city,|and, behold, it was|burned with fire; and|their wives, and their
R	Tsons, and their|daughters, were taken|captives.|30:4 Then David and|the people that were|with him lifted up their|voice and wept, until|they had no more|power to weep.|30:5 And David's two|wives were taken|captives, Ahinoam the|Jezreelitess, and|Abigail the wife of
R	TNabal the Carmelite.|30:6 And David was|greatly distressed;|for the people spake|of stoning him,|because the soul of|all the people was|grieved, every man|for his sons and for|his daughters: but|David encouraged|himself in the LORD his|God.|30:7 And David said to
R	TAbiathar the priest,|Ahimelech's son, I|pray thee, bring me|hither the ephod. And|Abiathar brought|thither the ephod to|David.|30:8 And David|enquired at the LORD,|saying, Shall I pursue|after this troop?|shall I overtake them?|And he answered him,|Pursue: for thou shalt
R	Tsurely overtake them,|and without fail|recover all.|30:9 So David went, he|and the six hundred|men that were with him,|and came to the brook|Besor, where those|that were left behind|stayed.|30:10 But David|pursued, he and four|hundred men: for two|hundred abode behind,
R	Twhich were so faint|that they could not go|over the brook Besor.|30:11 And they found|an Egyptian in the|field, and brought him|to David, and gave him|bread, and he did eat;|and they made him|drink water;|30:12 And they gave|him a piece of a cake|of figs, and two|clusters of raisins:
R	Tand when he had|eaten, his spirit came|again to him: for he|had eaten no bread,|nor drunk any water,|three days and three|nights.|30:13 And David said|unto him, To whom|belongest thou? and|whence art thou? And|he said, I am a young|man of Egypt, servant|to an Amalekite; and my
R	Tmaster left me,|because three days|agone I fell sick.|30:14 We made an|invasion upon the|south of the|Cherethites, and upon|the coast which|belongeth to Judah,|and upon the south of|Caleb; and we burned|Ziklag with fire.|30:15 And David said|to him, Canst thou
R	Tbring me down to this|company? And he said,|Swear unto me by God,|that thou wilt neither|kill me, nor deliver me|into the hands of my|master, and I will bring|thee down to this|company.|30:16 And when he had|brought him down,|behold, they were|spread abroad upon|all the earth, eating
R	Tand drinking, and|dancing, because of|all the great spoil|that they had taken|out of the land of the|Philistines, and out of|the land of Judah.|30:17 And David smote|them from the twilight|even unto the evening|of the next day: and|there escaped not a|man of them, save|four hundred young
R	Tmen, which rode upon|camels, and fled.|30:18 And David|recovered all that the|Amalekites had carried|away: and David|rescued his two wives.|30:19 And there was|nothing lacking to|them, neither small nor|great, neither sons|nor daughters,|neither spoil, nor any|thing that they had
R	Ttaken to them: David|recovered all.|30:20 And David took|all the flocks and the|herds, which they|drave before those|other cattle, and said,|This is David's spoil.|30:21 And David came|to the two hundred|men, which were so|faint that they could|not follow David, whom|they had made also to
R	Tabide at the brook|Besor: and they went|forth to meet David,|and to meet the|people that were with|him: and when David|came near to the|people, he saluted|them.|30:22 Then answered|all the wicked men and|men of Belial, of those|that went with David,|and said, Because
R	Tthey went not with us,|we will not give them|ought of the spoil that|we have recovered,|save to every man his|wife and his children,|that they may lead|them away, and depart.|30:23 Then said David,|Ye shall not do so, my|brethren, with that|which the LORD hath|given us, who hath|preserved us, and
R	Tdelivered the company|that came against us|into our hand.|30:24 For who will|hearken unto you in|this matter? but as his|part is that goeth|down to the battle, so|shall his part be that|tarrieth by the stuff:|they shall part alike.|30:25 And it was so|from that day|forward, that he made
R	Tit a statute and an|ordinance for Israel|unto this day.|30:26 And when David|came to Ziklag, he sent|of the spoil unto the|elders of Judah, even|to his friends, saying,|Behold a present for|you of the spoil of|the enemies of the|LORD;|30:27 To them which|were in Bethel, and to
R	Tthem which were in|south Ramoth, and to|them which were in|Jattir,|30:28 And to them|which were in Aroer,|and to them which|were in Siphmoth, and|to them which were in|Eshtemoa,|30:29 And to them|which were in Rachal,|and to them which|were in the cities of
R	Tthe Jerahmeelites, and|to them which were in|the cities of the|Kenites,|30:30 And to them|which were in Hormah,|and to them which|were in Chorashan,|and to them which|were in Athach,|30:31 And to them|which were in Hebron,|and to all the places|where David himself
R	Tand his men were wont|to haunt.||31:1 Now the|Philistines fought|against Israel: and|the men of Israel fled|from before the|Philistines, and fell|down slain in mount|Gilboa.|31:2 And the|Philistines followed|hard upon Saul and
R	Tupon his sons; and the|Philistines slew|Jonathan, and|Abinadab, and|Melchishua, Saul's|sons.|31:3 And the battle|went sore against|Saul, and the archers|hit him; and he was|sore wounded of the|archers.|31:4 Then said Saul|unto his
R	Tarmourbearer, Draw|thy sword, and thrust|me through therewith;|lest these|uncircumcised come|and thrust me|through, and abuse|me. But his|armourbearer would|not; for he was sore|afraid. Therefore|Saul took a sword, and|fell upon it.|31:5 And when his
R	Tarmourbearer saw|that Saul was dead, he|fell likewise upon his|sword, and died with|him.|31:6 So Saul died, and|his three sons, and|his armourbearer, and|all his men, that same|day together.|31:7 And when the men|of Israel that were on|the other side of the|valley, and they that
R	Twere on the other|side Jordan, saw that|the men of Israel fled,|and that Saul and his|sons were dead, they|forsook the cities, and|fled; and the|Philistines came and|dwelt in them.|31:8 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|when the Philistines|came to strip the|slain, that they found
R	TSaul and his three|sons fallen in mount|Gilboa.|31:9 And they cut off|his head, and stripped|off his armour, and|sent into the land of|the Philistines round|about, to publish it in|the house of their|idols, and among the|people.|31:10 And they put his|armour in the house
R	Tof Ashtaroth: and|they fastened his|body to the wall of|Bethshan.|31:11 And when the|inhabitants of|Jabeshgilead heard of|that which the|Philistines had done to|Saul;|31:12 All the valiant|men arose, and went|all night, and took the|body of Saul and the
R	Tbodies of his sons|from the wall of|Bethshan, and came to|Jabesh, and burnt|them there.|31:13 And they took|their bones, and|buried them under a|tree at Jabesh, and|fasted seven days.
R	K2;The Second Book|of Samuel	T||1:1 Now it came to|pass after the death|of Saul, when David|was returned from|the slaughter of the|Amalekites, and David|had abode two days in|Ziklag;|1:2 It came even to|pass on the third day,|that, behold, a man
R	Tcame out of the camp|from Saul with his|clothes rent, and|earth upon his head:|and so it was, when he|came to David, that he|fell to the earth, and|did obeisance.|1:3 And David said|unto him, From whence|comest thou? And he|said unto him, Out of|the camp of Israel am|I escaped.
R	T1:4 And David said|unto him, How went the|matter? I pray thee,|tell me. And he|answered, That the|people are fled from|the battle, and many|of the people also|are fallen and dead;|and Saul and|Jonathan his son are|dead also.|1:5 And David said|unto the young man
R	Tthat told him, How|knowest thou that Saul|and Jonathan his son|be dead?|1:6 And the young man|that told him said, As I|happened by chance|upon mount Gilboa,|behold, Saul leaned|upon his spear; and,|lo, the chariots and|horsemen followed|hard after him.|1:7 And when he
R	Tlooked behind him, he|saw me, and called|unto me. And I|answered, Here am I.|1:8 And he said unto|me, Who art thou? And|I answered him, I am|an Amalekite.|1:9 He said unto me|again, Stand, I pray|thee, upon me, and|slay me: for anguish is|come upon me,|because my life is yet
R	Twhole in me.|1:10 So I stood upon|him, and slew him,|because I was sure|that he could not live|after that he was|fallen: and I took the|crown that was upon|his head, and the|bracelet that was on|his arm, and have|brought them hither|unto my lord.|1:11 Then David took
R	Thold on his clothes,|and rent them; and|likewise all the men|that were with him:|1:12 And they|mourned, and wept,|and fasted until even,|for Saul, and for|Jonathan his son, and|for the people of the|LORD, and for the|house of Israel;|because they were|fallen by the sword.
R	T1:13 And David said|unto the young man|that told him, Whence|art thou? And he|answered, I am the|son of a stranger, an|Amalekite.|1:14 And David said|unto him, How wast|thou not afraid to|stretch forth thine|hand to destroy the|LORD's anointed?|1:15 And David called
R	Tone of the young men,|and said, Go near, and|fall upon him. And he|smote him that he died.|1:16 And David said|unto him, Thy blood be|upon thy head; for|thy mouth hath|testified against thee,|saying, I have slain|the LORD's anointed.|1:17 And David|lamented with this|lamentation over Saul
R	Tand over Jonathan his|son:|1:18 (Also he bade|them teach the|children of Judah the|use of the bow:|behold, it is written in|the book of Jasher.)|1:19 The beauty of|Israel is slain upon|thy high places: how|are the mighty fallen!|1:20 Tell it not in Gath,|publish it not in the
R	Tstreets of Askelon;|lest the daughters of|the Philistines rejoice,|lest the daughters of|the uncircumcised|triumph.|1:21 Ye mountains of|Gilboa, let there be no|dew, neither let there|be rain, upon you, nor|fields of offerings:|for there the shield|of the mighty is vilely|cast away, the shield
R	Tof Saul, as though he|had not been anointed|with oil.|1:22 From the blood of|the slain, from the fat|of the mighty, the bow|of Jonathan turned|not back, and the|sword of Saul|returned not empty.|1:23 Saul and|Jonathan were lovely|and pleasant in their|lives, and in their
R	Tdeath they were not|divided: they were|swifter than eagles,|they were stronger|than lions.|1:24 Ye daughters of|Israel, weep over|Saul, who clothed you|in scarlet, with other|delights, who put on|ornaments of gold|upon your apparel.|1:25 How are the|mighty fallen in the
R	Tmidst of the battle! O|Jonathan, thou wast|slain in thine high|places.|1:26 I am distressed|for thee, my brother|Jonathan: very|pleasant hast thou|been unto me: thy love|to me was wonderful,|passing the love of|women.|1:27 How are the|mighty fallen, and the
R	Tweapons of war|perished!||2:1 And it came to|pass after this, that|David enquired of the|LORD, saying, Shall I|go up into any of the|cities of Judah? And|the LORD said unto him,|Go up. And David said,|Whither shall I go up?|And he said, Unto|Hebron.
R	T2:2 So David went up|thither, and his two|wives also, Ahinoam|the Jezreelitess, and|Abigail Nabal's wife the|Carmelite.|2:3 And his men that|were with him did David|bring up, every man|with his household:|and they dwelt in the|cities of Hebron.|2:4 And the men of|Judah came, and there
R	Tthey anointed David|king over the house|of Judah. And they|told David, saying,|That the men of|Jabeshgilead were|they that buried Saul.|2:5 And David sent|messengers unto the|men of Jabeshgilead,|and said unto them,|Blessed be ye of the|LORD, that ye have|shewed this kindness
R	Tunto your lord, even|unto Saul, and have|buried him.|2:6 And now the LORD|shew kindness and|truth unto you: and I|also will requite you|this kindness, because|ye have done this|thing.|2:7 Therefore now let|your hands be|strengthened, and be|ye valiant: for your
R	Tmaster Saul is dead,|and also the house of|Judah have anointed|me king over them.|2:8 But Abner the son|of Ner, captain of|Saul's host, took|Ishbosheth the son of|Saul, and brought him|over to Mahanaim;|2:9 And made him king|over Gilead, and over|the Ashurites, and|over Jezreel, and
R	Tover Ephraim, and|over Benjamin, and|over all Israel.|2:10 Ishbosheth Saul's|son was forty years|old when he began to|reign over Israel, and|reigned two years. But|the house of Judah|followed David.|2:11 And the time that|David was king in|Hebron over the|house of Judah was
R	Tseven years and six|months.|2:12 And Abner the|son of Ner, and the|servants of|Ishbosheth the son of|Saul, went out from|Mahanaim to Gibeon.|2:13 And Joab the son|of Zeruiah, and the|servants of David,|went out, and met|together by the pool|of Gibeon: and they
R	Tsat down, the one on|the one side of the|pool, and the other on|the other side of the|pool.|2:14 And Abner said to|Joab, Let the young|men now arise, and|play before us. And|Joab said, Let them|arise.|2:15 Then there arose|and went over by|number twelve of
R	TBenjamin, which|pertained to|Ishbosheth the son of|Saul, and twelve of|the servants of David.|2:16 And they caught|every one his fellow|by the head, and|thrust his sword in his|fellow's side; so they|fell down together:|wherefore that place|was called|Helkathhazzurim, which
R	Tis in Gibeon.|2:17 And there was a|very sore battle that|day; and Abner was|beaten, and the men|of Israel, before the|servants of David.|2:18 And there were|three sons of Zeruiah|there, Joab, and|Abishai, and Asahel:|and Asahel was as|light of foot as a wild|roe.
R	T2:19 And Asahel|pursued after Abner;|and in going he turned|not to the right hand|nor to the left from|following Abner.|2:20 Then Abner|looked behind him, and|said, Art thou Asahel?|And he answered, I am.|2:21 And Abner said to|him, Turn thee aside to|thy right hand or to|thy left, and lay thee
R	Thold on one of the|young men, and take|thee his armour. But|Asahel would not turn|aside from following|of him.|2:22 And Abner said|again to Asahel, Turn|thee aside from|following me:|wherefore should I|smite thee to the|ground? how then|should I hold up my
R	Tface to Joab thy|brother?|2:23 Howbeit he|refused to turn aside:|wherefore Abner with|the hinder end of the|spear smote him under|the fifth rib, that the|spear came out behind|him; and he fell down|there, and died in the|same place: and it|came to pass, that as|many as came to the
R	Tplace where Asahel|fell down and died|stood still.|2:24 Joab also and|Abishai pursued after|Abner: and the sun|went down when they|were come to the hill|of Ammah, that lieth|before Giah by the|way of the wilderness|of Gibeon.|2:25 And the children|of Benjamin gathered
R	Tthemselves together|after Abner, and|became one troop, and|stood on the top of|an hill.|2:26 Then Abner|called to Joab, and|said, Shall the sword|devour for ever?|knowest thou not that|it will be bitterness in|the latter end? how|long shall it be then,|ere thou bid the
R	Tpeople return from|following their|brethren?|2:27 And Joab said, As|God liveth, unless thou|hadst spoken, surely|then in the morning|the people had gone|up every one from|following his brother.|2:28 So Joab blew a|trumpet, and all the|people stood still, and|pursued after Israel
R	Tno more, neither|fought they any more.|2:29 And Abner and|his men walked all that|night through the|plain, and passed|over Jordan, and went|through all Bithron,|and they came to|Mahanaim.|2:30 And Joab|returned from|following Abner: and|when he had gathered
R	Tall the people|together, there lacked|of David's servants|nineteen men and|Asahel.|2:31 But the servants|of David had smitten|of Benjamin, and of|Abner's men, so that|three hundred and|threescore men died.|2:32 And they took up|Asahel, and buried him|in the sepulchre of
R	This father, which was|in Bethlehem. And Joab|and his men went all|night, and they came|to Hebron at break of|day.||3:1 Now there was|long war between the|house of Saul and the|house of David: but|David waxed stronger|and stronger, and the|house of Saul waxed
R	Tweaker and weaker.|3:2 And unto David|were sons born in|Hebron: and his|firstborn was Amnon,|of Ahinoam the|Jezreelitess;|3:3 And his second,|Chileab, of Abigail the|wife of Nabal the|Carmelite; and the|third, Absalom the son|of Maacah the|daughter of Talmai
R	Tking of Geshur;|3:4 And the fourth,|Adonijah the son of|Haggith; and the fifth,|Shephatiah the son of|Abital;|3:5 And the sixth,|Ithream, by Eglah|David's wife. These|were born to David in|Hebron.|3:6 And it came to|pass, while there was|war between the
R	Thouse of Saul and the|house of David, that|Abner made himself|strong for the house|of Saul.|3:7 And Saul had a|concubine, whose name|was Rizpah, the|daughter of Aiah: and|Ishbosheth said to|Abner, Wherefore|hast thou gone in unto|my father's|concubine?
R	T3:8 Then was Abner|very wroth for the|words of Ishbosheth,|and said, Am I a dog's|head, which against|Judah do shew|kindness this day unto|the house of Saul thy|father, to his|brethren, and to his|friends, and have not|delivered thee into|the hand of David,|that thou chargest me
R	Tto day with a fault|concerning this|woman?|3:9 So do God to|Abner, and more also,|except, as the LORD|hath sworn to David,|even so I do to him;|3:10 To translate the|kingdom from the|house of Saul, and to|set up the throne of|David over Israel and|over Judah, from Dan
R	Teven to Beersheba.|3:11 And he could not|answer Abner a word|again, because he|feared him.|3:12 And Abner sent|messengers to David|on his behalf, saying,|Whose is the land?|saying also, Make thy|league with me, and,|behold, my hand shall|be with thee, to bring|about all Israel unto
R	Tthee.|3:13 And he said, Well;|I will make a league|with thee: but one|thing I require of|thee, that is, Thou|shalt not see my face,|except thou first|bring Michal Saul's|daughter, when thou|comest to see my|face.|3:14 And David sent|messengers to
R	TIshbosheth Saul's son,|saying, Deliver me my|wife Michal, which I|espoused to me for|an hundred foreskins|of the Philistines.|3:15 And Ishbosheth|sent, and took her|from her husband,|even from Phaltiel the|son of Laish.|3:16 And her husband|went with her along|weeping behind her to
R	TBahurim. Then said|Abner unto him, Go,|return. And he|returned.|3:17 And Abner had|communication with the|elders of Israel,|saying, Ye sought for|David in times past to|be king over you:|3:18 Now then do it:|for the LORD hath|spoken of David,|saying, By the hand of
R	Tmy servant David I will|save my people Israel|out of the hand of the|Philistines, and out of|the hand of all their|enemies.|3:19 And Abner also|spake in the ears of|Benjamin: and Abner|went also to speak in|the ears of David in|Hebron all that|seemed good to|Israel, and that
R	Tseemed good to the|whole house of|Benjamin.|3:20 So Abner came to|David to Hebron, and|twenty men with him.|And David made Abner|and the men that were|with him a feast.|3:21 And Abner said|unto David, I will arise|and go, and will gather|all Israel unto my lord|the king, that they may
R	Tmake a league with|thee, and that thou|mayest reign over all|that thine heart|desireth. And David|sent Abner away; and|he went in peace.|3:22 And, behold, the|servants of David and|Joab came from|pursuing a troop, and|brought in a great|spoil with them: but|Abner was not with
R	TDavid in Hebron; for|he had sent him away,|and he was gone in|peace.|3:23 When Joab and all|the host that was with|him were come, they|told Joab, saying,|Abner the son of Ner|came to the king, and|he hath sent him away,|and he is gone in|peace.|3:24 Then Joab came
R	Tto the king, and said,|What hast thou done?|behold, Abner came|unto thee; why is it|that thou hast sent|him away, and he is|quite gone?|3:25 Thou knowest|Abner the son of Ner,|that he came to|deceive thee, and to|know thy going out|and thy coming in, and|to know all that thou
R	Tdoest.|3:26 And when Joab|was come out from|David, he sent|messengers after|Abner, which brought|him again from the well|of Sirah: but David|knew it not.|3:27 And when Abner|was returned to|Hebron, Joab took him|aside in the gate to|speak with him quietly,
R	Tand smote him there|under the fifth rib,|that he died, for the|blood of Asahel his|brother.|3:28 And afterward|when David heard it,|he said, I and my|kingdom are guiltless|before the LORD for|ever from the blood|of Abner the son of|Ner:|3:29 Let it rest on the
R	Thead of Joab, and on|all his father's house;|and let there not fail|from the house of|Joab one that hath an|issue, or that is a|leper, or that leaneth|on a staff, or that|falleth on the sword,|or that lacketh bread.|3:30 So Joab, and|Abishai his brother|slew Abner, because|he had slain their
R	Tbrother Asahel at|Gibeon in the battle.|3:31 And David said to|Joab, and to all the|people that were with|him, Rend your|clothes, and gird you|with sackcloth, and|mourn before Abner.|And king David himself|followed the bier.|3:32 And they buried|Abner in Hebron: and|the king lifted up his
R	Tvoice, and wept at the|grave of Abner; and|all the people wept.|3:33 And the king|lamented over Abner,|and said, Died Abner|as a fool dieth?|3:34 Thy hands were|not bound, nor thy|feet put into fetters:|as a man falleth|before wicked men, so|fellest thou. And all|the people wept again
R	Tover him.|3:35 And when all the|people came to cause|David to eat meat while|it was yet day, David|sware, saying, So do|God to me, and more|also, if I taste bread,|or ought else, till the|sun be down.|3:36 And all the|people took notice of|it, and it pleased them:|as whatsoever the
R	Tking did pleased all|the people.|3:37 For all the|people and all Israel|understood that day|that it was not of the|king to slay Abner the|son of Ner.|3:38 And the king said|unto his servants,|Know ye not that|there is a prince and|a great man fallen|this day in Israel?
R	T3:39 And I am this day|weak, though anointed|king; and these men|the sons of Zeruiah|be too hard for me:|the LORD shall reward|the doer of evil|according to his|wickedness.||4:1 And when Saul's|son heard that Abner|was dead in Hebron,|his hands were feeble,
R	Tand all the Israelites|were troubled.|4:2 And Saul's son had|two men that were|captains of bands: the|name of the one was|Baanah, and the name|of the other Rechab,|the sons of Rimmon a|Beerothite, of the|children of Benjamin:|(for Beeroth also was|reckoned to Benjamin.|4:3 And the
R	TBeerothites fled to|Gittaim, and were|sojourners there|until this day.)|4:4 And Jonathan,|Saul's son, had a son|that was lame of his|feet. He was five|years old when the|tidings came of Saul|and Jonathan out of|Jezreel, and his|nurse took him up, and|fled: and it came to
R	Tpass, as she made|haste to flee, that he|fell, and became lame.|And his name was|Mephibosheth.|4:5 And the sons of|Rimmon the Beerothite,|Rechab and Baanah,|went, and came about|the heat of the day to|the house of|Ishbosheth, who lay|on a bed at noon.|4:6 And they came
R	Tthither into the midst|of the house, as|though they would|have fetched wheat;|and they smote him|under the fifth rib:|and Rechab and|Baanah his brother|escaped.|4:7 For when they|came into the house,|he lay on his bed in|his bedchamber, and|they smote him, and
R	Tslew him, and|beheaded him, and|took his head, and gat|them away through the|plain all night.|4:8 And they brought|the head of|Ishbosheth unto David|to Hebron, and said to|the king, Behold the|head of Ishbosheth|the son of Saul thine|enemy, which sought|thy life; and the LORD
R	Thath avenged my lord|the king this day of|Saul, and of his seed.|4:9 And David|answered Rechab and|Baanah his brother,|the sons of Rimmon|the Beerothite, and|said unto them, As the|LORD liveth, who hath|redeemed my soul out|of all adversity,|4:10 When one told me,|saying, Behold, Saul is
R	Tdead, thinking to have|brought good tidings, I|took hold of him, and|slew him in Ziklag, who|thought that I would|have given him a|reward for his tidings:|4:11 How much more,|when wicked men have|slain a righteous|person in his own|house upon his bed?|shall I not therefore|now require his blood
R	Tof your hand, and|take you away from|the earth?|4:12 And David|commanded his young|men, and they slew|them, and cut off their|hands and their feet,|and hanged them up|over the pool in|Hebron. But they took|the head of|Ishbosheth, and|buried it in the
R	Tsepulchre of Abner in|Hebron.||5:1 Then came all the|tribes of Israel to|David unto Hebron,|and spake, saying,|Behold, we are thy|bone and thy flesh.|5:2 Also in time past,|when Saul was king|over us, thou wast he|that leddest out and|broughtest in Israel:
R	Tand the LORD said to|thee, Thou shalt feed|my people Israel, and|thou shalt be a|captain over Israel.|5:3 So all the elders|of Israel came to the|king to Hebron; and|king David made a|league with them in|Hebron before the|LORD: and they|anointed David king|over Israel.
R	T5:4 David was thirty|years old when he|began to reign, and he|reigned forty years.|5:5 In Hebron he|reigned over Judah|seven years and six|months: and in|Jerusalem he reigned|thirty and three|years over all Israel|and Judah.|5:6 And the king and|his men went to
R	TJerusalem unto the|Jebusites, the|inhabitants of the|land: which spake unto|David, saying, Except|thou take away the|blind and the lame,|thou shalt not come in|hither: thinking, David|cannot come in hither.|5:7 Nevertheless|David took the strong|hold of Zion: the same|is the city of David.
R	T5:8 And David said on|that day, Whosoever|getteth up to the|gutter, and smiteth the|Jebusites, and the|lame and the blind that|are hated of David's|soul, he shall be chief|and captain.|Wherefore they said,|The blind and the lame|shall not come into the|house.|5:9 So David dwelt in
R	Tthe fort, and called it|the city of David. And|David built round|about from Millo and|inward.|5:10 And David went|on, and grew great,|and the LORD God of|hosts was with him.|5:11 And Hiram king of|Tyre sent messengers|to David, and cedar|trees, and|carpenters, and
R	Tmasons: and they built|David an house.|5:12 And David|perceived that the|LORD had established|him king over Israel,|and that he had|exalted his kingdom|for his people|Israel's sake.|5:13 And David took|him more concubines|and wives out of|Jerusalem, after he
R	Twas come from|Hebron: and there|were yet sons and|daughters born to|David.|5:14 And these be the|names of those that|were born unto him in|Jerusalem; Shammuah,|and Shobab, and|Nathan, and Solomon,|5:15 Ibhar also, and|Elishua, and Nepheg,|and Japhia,
R	T5:16 And Elishama, and|Eliada, and Eliphalet.|5:17 But when the|Philistines heard that|they had anointed|David king over Israel,|all the Philistines came|up to seek David; and|David heard of it, and|went down to the hold.|5:18 The Philistines|also came and spread|themselves in the|valley of Rephaim.
R	T5:19 And David|enquired of the LORD,|saying, Shall I go up|to the Philistines? wilt|thou deliver them into|mine hand? And the|LORD said unto David,|Go up: for I will|doubtless deliver the|Philistines into thine|hand.|5:20 And David came to|Baalperazim, and David|smote them there, and
R	Tsaid, The LORD hath|broken forth upon|mine enemies before|me, as the breach of|waters. Therefore he|called the name of|that place|Baalperazim.|5:21 And there they|left their images, and|David and his men|burned them.|5:22 And the|Philistines came up yet
R	Tagain, and spread|themselves in the|valley of Rephaim.|5:23 And when David|enquired of the LORD,|he said, Thou shalt|not go up; but fetch a|compass behind them,|and come upon them|over against the|mulberry trees.|5:24 And let it be,|when thou hearest the|sound of a going in
R	Tthe tops of the|mulberry trees, that|then thou shalt bestir|thyself: for then shall|the LORD go out|before thee, to smite|the host of the|Philistines.|5:25 And David did so,|as the LORD had|commanded him; and|smote the Philistines|from Geba until thou|come to Gazer.
R	T6:1 Again, David|gathered together all|the chosen men of|Israel, thirty|thousand.|6:2 And David arose,|and went with all the|people that were with|him from Baale of|Judah, to bring up|from thence the ark|of God, whose name is|called by the name of|the LORD of hosts
R	Tthat dwelleth between|the cherubims.|6:3 And they set the|ark of God upon a new|cart, and brought it|out of the house of|Abinadab that was in|Gibeah: and Uzzah and|Ahio, the sons of|Abinadab, drave the|new cart.|6:4 And they brought|it out of the house of|Abinadab which was at
R	TGibeah, accompanying|the ark of God: and|Ahio went before the|ark.|6:5 And David and all|the house of Israel|played before the|LORD on all manner of|instruments made of|fir wood, even on|harps, and on|psalteries, and on|timbrels, and on|cornets, and on
R	Tcymbals.|6:6 And when they|came to Nachon's|threshingfloor, Uzzah|put forth his hand to|the ark of God, and|took hold of it; for the|oxen shook it.|6:7 And the anger of|the LORD was kindled|against Uzzah; and|God smote him there|for his error; and|there he died by the
R	Tark of God.|6:8 And David was|displeased, because|the LORD had made a|breach upon Uzzah:|and he called the|name of the place|Perezuzzah to this|day.|6:9 And David was|afraid of the LORD|that day, and said, How|shall the ark of the|LORD come to me?
R	T6:10 So David would|not remove the ark of|the LORD unto him into|the city of David: but|David carried it aside|into the house of|Obededom the Gittite.|6:11 And the ark of|the LORD continued in|the house of|Obededom the Gittite|three months: and the|LORD blessed|Obededom, and all his
R	Thousehold.|6:12 And it was told|king David, saying, The|LORD hath blessed the|house of Obededom,|and all that pertaineth|unto him, because of|the ark of God. So|David went and|brought up the ark of|God from the house of|Obededom into the city|of David with gladness.|6:13 And it was so,
R	Tthat when they that|bare the ark of the|LORD had gone six|paces, he sacrificed|oxen and fatlings.|6:14 And David danced|before the LORD with|all his might; and David|was girded with a linen|ephod.|6:15 So David and all|the house of Israel|brought up the ark of|the LORD with shouting,
R	Tand with the sound of|the trumpet.|6:16 And as the ark of|the LORD came into the|city of David, Michal|Saul's daughter|looked through a|window, and saw king|David leaping and|dancing before the|LORD; and she|despised him in her|heart.|6:17 And they brought
R	Tin the ark of the LORD,|and set it in his place,|in the midst of the|tabernacle that David|had pitched for it: and|David offered burnt|offerings and peace|offerings before the|LORD.|6:18 And as soon as|David had made an end|of offering burnt|offerings and peace|offerings, he blessed
R	Tthe people in the name|of the LORD of hosts.|6:19 And he dealt|among all the people,|even among the whole|multitude of Israel, as|well to the women as|men, to every one a|cake of bread, and a|good piece of flesh,|and a flagon of wine.|So all the people|departed every one|to his house.
R	T6:20 Then David|returned to bless his|household. And Michal|the daughter of Saul|came out to meet|David, and said, How|glorious was the king|of Israel to day, who|uncovered himself to|day in the eyes of the|handmaids of his|servants, as one of|the vain fellows|shamelessly
R	Tuncovereth himself!|6:21 And David said|unto Michal, It was|before the LORD,|which chose me|before thy father,|and before all his|house, to appoint me|ruler over the people|of the LORD, over|Israel: therefore will I|play before the LORD.|6:22 And I will yet be|more vile than thus,
R	Tand will be base in|mine own sight: and of|the maidservants|which thou hast|spoken of, of them|shall I be had in|honour.|6:23 Therefore Michal|the daughter of Saul|had no child unto the|day of her death.||7:1 And it came to|pass, when the king
R	Tsat in his house, and|the LORD had given him|rest round about|from all his enemies;|7:2 That the king said|unto Nathan the|prophet, See now, I|dwell in an house of|cedar, but the ark of|God dwelleth within|curtains.|7:3 And Nathan said to|the king, Go, do all|that is in thine heart;
R	Tfor the LORD is with|thee.|7:4 And it came to|pass that night, that|the word of the LORD|came unto Nathan,|saying,|7:5 Go and tell my|servant David, Thus|saith the LORD, Shalt|thou build me an|house for me to dwell|in?|7:6 Whereas I have
R	Tnot dwelt in any house|since the time that I|brought up the|children of Israel out|of Egypt, even to this|day, but have walked|in a tent and in a|tabernacle.|7:7 In all the places|wherein I have walked|with all the children of|Israel spake I a word|with any of the tribes|of Israel, whom I
R	Tcommanded to feed my|people Israel, saying,|Why build ye not me an|house of cedar?|7:8 Now therefore so|shalt thou say unto|my servant David,|Thus saith the LORD|of hosts, I took thee|from the sheepcote,|from following the|sheep, to be ruler|over my people, over|Israel:
R	T7:9 And I was with thee|whithersoever thou|wentest, and have cut|off all thine enemies|out of thy sight, and|have made thee a|great name, like unto|the name of the great|men that are in the|earth.|7:10 Moreover I will|appoint a place for my|people Israel, and will|plant them, that they
R	Tmay dwell in a place of|their own, and move no|more; neither shall the|children of|wickedness afflict|them any more, as|beforetime,|7:11 And as since the|time that I commanded|judges to be over my|people Israel, and|have caused thee to|rest from all thine|enemies. Also the LORD
R	Ttelleth thee that he|will make thee an|house.|7:12 And when thy|days be fulfilled, and|thou shalt sleep with|thy fathers, I will set|up thy seed after|thee, which shall|proceed out of thy|bowels, and I will|establish his kingdom.|7:13 He shall build an|house for my name,
R	Tand I will stablish the|throne of his kingdom|for ever.|7:14 I will be his|father, and he shall|be my son. If he|commit iniquity, I will|chasten him with the|rod of men, and with|the stripes of the|children of men:|7:15 But my mercy|shall not depart away|from him, as I took it
R	Tfrom Saul, whom I put|away before thee.|7:16 And thine house|and thy kingdom shall|be established for|ever before thee: thy|throne shall be|established for ever.|7:17 According to all|these words, and|according to all this|vision, so did Nathan|speak unto David.|7:18 Then went king
R	TDavid in, and sat|before the LORD, and|he said, Who am I, O|Lord GOD? and what is|my house, that thou|hast brought me|hitherto?|7:19 And this was yet|a small thing in thy|sight, O Lord GOD; but|thou hast spoken also|of thy servant's|house for a great|while to come. And is
R	Tthis the manner of|man, O Lord GOD?|7:20 And what can|David say more unto|thee? for thou, Lord|GOD, knowest thy|servant.|7:21 For thy word's|sake, and according|to thine own heart,|hast thou done all|these great things, to|make thy servant know|them.
R	T7:22 Wherefore thou|art great, O LORD God:|for there is none like|thee, neither is there|any God beside thee,|according to all that|we have heard with|our ears.|7:23 And what one|nation in the earth is|like thy people, even|like Israel, whom God|went to redeem for a|people to himself, and
R	Tto make him a name,|and to do for you|great things and|terrible, for thy land,|before thy people,|which thou redeemedst|to thee from Egypt,|from the nations and|their gods?|7:24 For thou hast|confirmed to thyself|thy people Israel to|be a people unto thee|for ever: and thou,
R	TLORD, art become their|God.|7:25 And now, O LORD|God, the word that|thou hast spoken|concerning thy|servant, and|concerning his house,|establish it for ever,|and do as thou hast|said.|7:26 And let thy name|be magnified for ever,|saying, The LORD of
R	Thosts is the God over|Israel: and let the|house of thy servant|David be established|before thee.|7:27 For thou, O LORD|of hosts, God of|Israel, hast revealed|to thy servant, saying,|I will build thee an|house: therefore hath|thy servant found in|his heart to pray this|prayer unto thee.
R	T7:28 And now, O Lord|GOD, thou art that God,|and thy words be|true, and thou hast|promised this|goodness unto thy|servant:|7:29 Therefore now|let it please thee to|bless the house of|thy servant, that it|may continue for ever|before thee: for thou,|O Lord GOD, hast
R	Tspoken it: and with thy|blessing let the house|of thy servant be|blessed for ever.||8:1 And after this it|came to pass that|David smote the|Philistines, and|subdued them: and|David took|Methegammah out of|the hand of the|Philistines.
R	T8:2 And he smote Moab,|and measured them|with a line, casting|them down to the|ground; even with two|lines measured he to|put to death, and with|one full line to keep|alive. And so the|Moabites became|David's servants, and|brought gifts.|8:3 David smote also|Hadadezer, the son of
R	TRehob, king of Zobah,|as he went to recover|his border at the|river Euphrates.|8:4 And David took|from him a thousand|chariots, and seven|hundred horsemen,|and twenty thousand|footmen: and David|houghed all the|chariot horses, but|reserved of them for|an hundred chariots.
R	T8:5 And when the|Syrians of Damascus|came to succour|Hadadezer king of|Zobah, David slew of|the Syrians two and|twenty thousand men.|8:6 Then David put|garrisons in Syria of|Damascus: and the|Syrians became|servants to David, and|brought gifts. And the|LORD preserved David
R	Twhithersoever he|went.|8:7 And David took the|shields of gold that|were on the servants|of Hadadezer, and|brought them to|Jerusalem.|8:8 And from Betah,|and from Berothai,|cities of Hadadezer,|king David took|exceeding much brass.|8:9 When Toi king of
R	THamath heard that|David had smitten all|the host of|Hadadezer,|8:10 Then Toi sent|Joram his son unto|king David, to salute|him, and to bless him,|because he had|fought against|Hadadezer, and|smitten him: for|Hadadezer had wars|with Toi. And Joram
R	Tbrought with him|vessels of silver, and|vessels of gold, and|vessels of brass:|8:11 Which also king|David did dedicate|unto the LORD, with the|silver and gold that|he had dedicated of|all nations which he|subdued;|8:12 Of Syria, and of|Moab, and of the|children of Ammon, and
R	Tof the Philistines, and|of Amalek, and of the|spoil of Hadadezer,|son of Rehob, king of|Zobah.|8:13 And David gat him|a name when he|returned from smiting|of the Syrians in the|valley of salt, being|eighteen thousand|men.|8:14 And he put|garrisons in Edom;
R	Tthroughout all Edom|put he garrisons, and|all they of Edom|became David's|servants. And the|LORD preserved David|whithersoever he|went.|8:15 And David reigned|over all Israel; and|David executed|judgment and justice|unto all his people.|8:16 And Joab the son
R	Tof Zeruiah was over|the host; and|Jehoshaphat the son|of Ahilud was|recorder;|8:17 And Zadok the|son of Ahitub, and|Ahimelech the son of|Abiathar, were the|priests; and Seraiah|was the scribe;|8:18 And Benaiah the|son of Jehoiada was|over both the
R	TCherethites and the|Pelethites; and David's|sons were chief|rulers.||9:1 And David said, Is|there yet any that is|left of the house of|Saul, that I may shew|him kindness for|Jonathan's sake?|9:2 And there was of|the house of Saul a|servant whose name
R	Twas Ziba. And when|they had called him|unto David, the king|said unto him, Art thou|Ziba? And he said, Thy|servant is he.|9:3 And the king said,|Is there not yet any|of the house of Saul,|that I may shew the|kindness of God unto|him? And Ziba said|unto the king,|Jonathan hath yet a
R	Tson, which is lame on|his feet.|9:4 And the king said|unto him, Where is he?|And Ziba said unto the|king, Behold, he is in|the house of Machir,|the son of Ammiel, in|Lodebar.|9:5 Then king David|sent, and fetched him|out of the house of|Machir, the son of|Ammiel, from Lodebar.
R	T9:6 Now when|Mephibosheth, the son|of Jonathan, the son|of Saul, was come unto|David, he fell on his|face, and did|reverence. And David|said, Mephibosheth.|And he answered,|Behold thy servant!|9:7 And David said|unto him, Fear not: for|I will surely shew thee|kindness for Jonathan
R	Tthy father's sake, and|will restore thee all|the land of Saul thy|father; and thou shalt|eat bread at my table|continually.|9:8 And he bowed|himself, and said, What|is thy servant, that|thou shouldest look|upon such a dead dog|as I am?|9:9 Then the king|called to Ziba, Saul's
R	Tservant, and said unto|him, I have given unto|thy master's son all|that pertained to Saul|and to all his house.|9:10 Thou therefore,|and thy sons, and thy|servants, shall till the|land for him, and thou|shalt bring in the|fruits, that thy|master's son may have|food to eat: but|Mephibosheth thy
R	Tmaster's son shall eat|bread alway at my|table. Now Ziba had|fifteen sons and|twenty servants.|9:11 Then said Ziba|unto the king,|According to all that|my lord the king hath|commanded his|servant, so shall thy|servant do. As for|Mephibosheth, said the|king, he shall eat at
R	Tmy table, as one of|the king's sons.|9:12 And Mephibosheth|had a young son,|whose name was Micha.|And all that dwelt in|the house of Ziba|were servants unto|Mephibosheth.|9:13 So Mephibosheth|dwelt in Jerusalem:|for he did eat|continually at the|king's table; and was
R	Tlame on both his feet.||10:1 And it came to|pass after this, that|the king of the|children of Ammon|died, and Hanun his|son reigned in his|stead.|10:2 Then said David, I|will shew kindness|unto Hanun the son of|Nahash, as his father|shewed kindness unto
R	Tme. And David sent to|comfort him by the|hand of his servants|for his father. And|David's servants came|into the land of the|children of Ammon.|10:3 And the princes|of the children of|Ammon said unto Hanun|their lord, Thinkest|thou that David doth|honour thy father,|that he hath sent
R	Tcomforters unto|thee? hath not David|rather sent his|servants unto thee, to|search the city, and|to spy it out, and to|overthrow it?|10:4 Wherefore Hanun|took David's servants,|and shaved off the|one half of their|beards, and cut off|their garments in the|middle, even to their
R	Tbuttocks, and sent|them away.|10:5 When they told it|unto David, he sent to|meet them, because|the men were greatly|ashamed: and the king|said, Tarry at Jericho|until your beards be|grown, and then|return.|10:6 And when the|children of Ammon saw|that they stank
R	Tbefore David, the|children of Ammon|sent and hired the|Syrians of Bethrehob|and the Syrians of|Zoba, twenty thousand|footmen, and of king|Maacah a thousand|men, and of Ishtob|twelve thousand men.|10:7 And when David|heard of it, he sent|Joab, and all the host|of the mighty men.
R	T10:8 And the children|of Ammon came out,|and put the battle in|array at the entering|in of the gate: and the|Syrians of Zoba, and|of Rehob, and Ishtob,|and Maacah, were by|themselves in the|field.|10:9 When Joab saw|that the front of the|battle was against him|before and behind, he
R	Tchose of all the|choice men of Israel,|and put them in array|against the Syrians:|10:10 And the rest of|the people he|delivered into the|hand of Abishai his|brother, that he might|put them in array|against the children|of Ammon.|10:11 And he said, If|the Syrians be too
R	Tstrong for me, then|thou shalt help me: but|if the children of|Ammon be too strong|for thee, then I will|come and help thee.|10:12 Be of good|courage, and let us|play the men for our|people, and for the|cities of our God: and|the LORD do that which|seemeth him good.|10:13 And Joab drew
R	Tnigh, and the people|that were with him,|unto the battle|against the Syrians:|and they fled before|him.|10:14 And when the|children of Ammon saw|that the Syrians were|fled, then fled they|also before Abishai,|and entered into the|city. So Joab returned|from the children of
R	TAmmon, and came to|Jerusalem.|10:15 And when the|Syrians saw that they|were smitten before|Israel, they gathered|themselves together.|10:16 And Hadarezer|sent, and brought out|the Syrians that were|beyond the river: and|they came to Helam;|and Shobach the|captain of the host of
R	THadarezer went|before them.|10:17 And when it was|told David, he|gathered all Israel|together, and passed|over Jordan, and|came to Helam. And the|Syrians set|themselves in array|against David, and|fought with him.|10:18 And the Syrians|fled before Israel;
R	Tand David slew the|men of seven hundred|chariots of the|Syrians, and forty|thousand horsemen,|and smote Shobach|the captain of their|host, who died there.|10:19 And when all the|kings that were|servants to|Hadarezer saw that|they were smitten|before Israel, they
R	Tmade peace with|Israel, and served|them. So the Syrians|feared to help the|children of Ammon any|more.||11:1 And it came to|pass, after the year|was expired, at the|time when kings go|forth to battle, that|David sent Joab, and|his servants with him,
R	Tand all Israel; and|they destroyed the|children of Ammon, and|besieged Rabbah. But|David tarried still at|Jerusalem.|11:2 And it came to|pass in an eveningtide,|that David arose from|off his bed, and|walked upon the roof|of the king's house:|and from the roof he|saw a woman washing
R	Therself; and the|woman was very|beautiful to look upon.|11:3 And David sent|and enquired after|the woman. And one|said, Is not this|Bathsheba, the|daughter of Eliam, the|wife of Uriah the|Hittite?|11:4 And David sent|messengers, and took|her; and she came in
R	Tunto him, and he lay|with her; for she was|purified from her|uncleanness: and she|returned unto her|house.|11:5 And the woman|conceived, and sent|and told David, and|said, I am with child.|11:6 And David sent to|Joab, saying, Send me|Uriah the Hittite. And|Joab sent Uriah to
R	TDavid.|11:7 And when Uriah|was come unto him,|David demanded of him|how Joab did, and how|the people did, and|how the war|prospered.|11:8 And David said to|Uriah, Go down to thy|house, and wash thy|feet. And Uriah|departed out of the|king's house, and
R	Tthere followed him a|mess of meat from the|king.|11:9 But Uriah slept at|the door of the king's|house with all the|servants of his lord,|and went not down to|his house.|11:10 And when they|had told David, saying,|Uriah went not down|unto his house, David|said unto Uriah,
R	TCamest thou not from|thy journey? why|then didst thou not go|down unto thine|house?|11:11 And Uriah said|unto David, The ark,|and Israel, and Judah,|abide in tents; and my|lord Joab, and the|servants of my lord,|are encamped in the|open fields; shall I|then go into mine
R	Thouse, to eat and to|drink, and to lie with|my wife? as thou|livest, and as thy soul|liveth, I will not do this|thing.|11:12 And David said|to Uriah, Tarry here|to day also, and to|morrow I will let thee|depart. So Uriah|abode in Jerusalem|that day, and the|morrow.
R	T11:13 And when David|had called him, he did|eat and drink before|him; and he made him|drunk: and at even he|went out to lie on his|bed with the servants|of his lord, but went|not down to his house.|11:14 And it came to|pass in the morning,|that David wrote a|letter to Joab, and|sent it by the hand of
R	TUriah.|11:15 And he wrote in|the letter, saying, Set|ye Uriah in the|forefront of the|hottest battle, and|retire ye from him,|that he may be smitten,|and die.|11:16 And it came to|pass, when Joab|observed the city,|that he assigned Uriah|unto a place where he
R	Tknew that valiant men|were.|11:17 And the men of|the city went out, and|fought with Joab: and|there fell some of the|people of the|servants of David;|and Uriah the Hittite|died also.|11:18 Then Joab sent|and told David all the|things concerning the|war;
R	T11:19 And charged the|messenger, saying,|When thou hast made|an end of telling the|matters of the war|unto the king,|11:20 And if so be|that the king's wrath|arise, and he say unto|thee, Wherefore|approached ye so|nigh unto the city|when ye did fight?|knew ye not that they
R	Twould shoot from the|wall?|11:21 Who smote|Abimelech the son of|Jerubbesheth? did not|a woman cast a piece|of a millstone upon him|from the wall, that he|died in Thebez? why|went ye nigh the wall?|then say thou, Thy|servant Uriah the|Hittite is dead also.|11:22 So the
R	Tmessenger went, and|came and shewed|David all that Joab|had sent him for.|11:23 And the|messenger said unto|David, Surely the men|prevailed against us,|and came out unto us|into the field, and we|were upon them even|unto the entering of|the gate.|11:24 And the
R	Tshooters shot from|off the wall upon thy|servants; and some of|the king's servants be|dead, and thy servant|Uriah the Hittite is|dead also.|11:25 Then David said|unto the messenger,|Thus shalt thou say|unto Joab, Let not this|thing displease thee,|for the sword|devoureth one as well
R	Tas another: make thy|battle more strong|against the city, and|overthrow it: and|encourage thou him.|11:26 And when the|wife of Uriah heard|that Uriah her|husband was dead,|she mourned for her|husband.|11:27 And when the|mourning was past,|David sent and
R	Tfetched her to his|house, and she|became his wife, and|bare him a son. But|the thing that David|had done displeased|the LORD.||12:1 And the LORD|sent Nathan unto|David. And he came|unto him, and said unto|him, There were two|men in one city; the
R	Tone rich, and the|other poor.|12:2 The rich man had|exceeding many flocks|and herds:|12:3 But the poor man|had nothing, save one|little ewe lamb, which|he had bought and|nourished up: and it|grew up together with|him, and with his|children; it did eat of|his own meat, and
R	Tdrank of his own cup,|and lay in his bosom,|and was unto him as a|daughter.|12:4 And there came a|traveller unto the|rich man, and he|spared to take of his|own flock and of his|own herd, to dress|for the wayfaring man|that was come unto|him; but took the poor|man's lamb, and
R	Tdressed it for the|man that was come to|him.|12:5 And David's anger|was greatly kindled|against the man; and|he said to Nathan, As|the LORD liveth, the|man that hath done|this thing shall surely|die:|12:6 And he shall|restore the lamb|fourfold, because he
R	Tdid this thing, and|because he had no|pity.|12:7 And Nathan said|to David, Thou art the|man. Thus saith the|LORD God of Israel, I|anointed thee king|over Israel, and I|delivered thee out of|the hand of Saul;|12:8 And I gave thee|thy master's house,|and thy master's wives
R	Tinto thy bosom, and|gave thee the house|of Israel and of|Judah; and if that had|been too little, I would|moreover have given|unto thee such and|such things.|12:9 Wherefore hast|thou despised the|commandment of the|LORD, to do evil in his|sight? thou hast killed|Uriah the Hittite with
R	Tthe sword, and hast|taken his wife to be|thy wife, and hast|slain him with the|sword of the children|of Ammon.|12:10 Now therefore|the sword shall never|depart from thine|house; because thou|hast despised me, and|hast taken the wife of|Uriah the Hittite to be|thy wife.
R	T12:11 Thus saith the|LORD, Behold, I will|raise up evil against|thee out of thine own|house, and I will take|thy wives before thine|eyes, and give them|unto thy neighbour,|and he shall lie with|thy wives in the sight|of this sun.|12:12 For thou didst it|secretly: but I will do|this thing before all
R	TIsrael, and before the|sun.|12:13 And David said|unto Nathan, I have|sinned against the|LORD. And Nathan said|unto David, The LORD|also hath put away|thy sin; thou shalt not|die.|12:14 Howbeit, because|by this deed thou hast|given great occasion|to the enemies of the
R	TLORD to blaspheme,|the child also that is|born unto thee shall|surely die.|12:15 And Nathan|departed unto his|house. And the LORD|struck the child that|Uriah's wife bare unto|David, and it was very|sick.|12:16 David therefore|besought God for the|child; and David
R	Tfasted, and went in,|and lay all night upon|the earth.|12:17 And the elders|of his house arose,|and went to him, to|raise him up from the|earth: but he would|not, neither did he eat|bread with them.|12:18 And it came to|pass on the seventh|day, that the child|died. And the servants
R	Tof David feared to tell|him that the child was|dead: for they said,|Behold, while the child|was yet alive, we|spake unto him, and he|would not hearken|unto our voice: how|will he then vex|himself, if we tell him|that the child is dead?|12:19 But when David|saw that his servants|whispered, David
R	Tperceived that the|child was dead:|therefore David said|unto his servants, Is|the child dead? And|they said, He is dead.|12:20 Then David|arose from the earth,|and washed, and|anointed himself, and|changed his apparel,|and came into the|house of the LORD,|and worshipped: then
R	The came to his own|house; and when he|required, they set|bread before him, and|he did eat.|12:21 Then said his|servants unto him,|What thing is this that|thou hast done? thou|didst fast and weep|for the child, while it|was alive; but when|the child was dead,|thou didst rise and
R	Teat bread.|12:22 And he said,|While the child was yet|alive, I fasted and|wept: for I said, Who|can tell whether GOD|will be gracious to me,|that the child may|live?|12:23 But now he is|dead, wherefore|should I fast? can I|bring him back again?|I shall go to him, but
R	The shall not return to|me.|12:24 And David|comforted Bathsheba|his wife, and went in|unto her, and lay with|her: and she bare a|son, and he called his|name Solomon: and the|LORD loved him.|12:25 And he sent by|the hand of Nathan|the prophet; and he|called his name
R	TJedidiah, because of|the LORD.|12:26 And Joab fought|against Rabbah of the|children of Ammon, and|took the royal city.|12:27 And Joab sent|messengers to David,|and said, I have|fought against|Rabbah, and have|taken the city of|waters.|12:28 Now therefore
R	Tgather the rest of|the people together,|and encamp against|the city, and take it:|lest I take the city,|and it be called after|my name.|12:29 And David|gathered all the|people together, and|went to Rabbah, and|fought against it, and|took it.|12:30 And he took
R	Ttheir king's crown|from off his head, the|weight whereof was a|talent of gold with the|precious stones: and|it was set on David's|head. And he brought|forth the spoil of the|city in great|abundance.|12:31 And he brought|forth the people that|were therein, and put|them under saws, and
R	Tunder harrows of|iron, and under axes|of iron, and made them|pass through the|brick-kiln: and thus|did he unto all the|cities of the children|of Ammon. So David|and all the people|returned unto|Jerusalem.||13:1 And it came to|pass after this, that
R	TAbsalom the son of|David had a fair|sister, whose name|was Tamar; and Amnon|the son of David loved|her.|13:2 And Amnon was so|vexed, that he fell|sick for his sister|Tamar; for she was a|virgin; and Amnon|thought it hard for|him to do anything to|her.
R	T13:3 But Amnon had a|friend, whose name|was Jonadab, the son|of Shimeah David's|brother: and Jonadab|was a very subtil man.|13:4 And he said unto|him, Why art thou,|being the king's son,|lean from day to day?|wilt thou not tell me?|And Amnon said unto|him, I love Tamar, my|brother Absalom's
R	Tsister.|13:5 And Jonadab said|unto him, Lay thee|down on thy bed, and|make thyself sick: and|when thy father|cometh to see thee,|say unto him, I pray|thee, let my sister|Tamar come, and give|me meat, and dress|the meat in my sight,|that I may see it, and|eat it at her hand.
R	T13:6 So Amnon lay|down, and made himself|sick: and when the king|was come to see him,|Amnon said unto the|king, I pray thee, let|Tamar my sister come,|and make me a couple|of cakes in my sight,|that I may eat at her|hand.|13:7 Then David sent|home to Tamar, saying,|Go now to thy brother
R	TAmnon's house, and|dress him meat.|13:8 So Tamar went to|her brother Amnon's|house; and he was laid|down. And she took|flour, and kneaded it,|and made cakes in his|sight, and did bake the|cakes.|13:9 And she took a|pan, and poured them|out before him; but he|refused to eat. And
R	TAmnon said, Have out|all men from me. And|they went out every|man from him.|13:10 And Amnon said|unto Tamar, Bring the|meat into the chamber,|that I may eat of thine|hand. And Tamar took|the cakes which she|had made, and brought|them into the chamber|to Amnon her brother.|13:11 And when she
R	Thad brought them unto|him to eat, he took|hold of her, and said|unto her, Come lie with|me, my sister.|13:12 And she|answered him, Nay, my|brother, do not force|me; for no such thing|ought to be done in|Israel: do not thou|this folly.|13:13 And I, whither|shall I cause my
R	Tshame to go? and as|for thee, thou shalt|be as one of the|fools in Israel. Now|therefore, I pray|thee, speak unto the|king; for he will not|withhold me from thee.|13:14 Howbeit he would|not hearken unto her|voice: but, being|stronger than she,|forced her, and lay|with her.
R	T13:15 Then Amnon|hated her|exceedingly; so that|the hatred wherewith|he hated her was|greater than the love|wherewith he had|loved her. And Amnon|said unto her, Arise,|be gone.|13:16 And she said|unto him, There is no|cause: this evil in|sending me away is
R	Tgreater than the|other that thou didst|unto me. But he would|not hearken unto her.|13:17 Then he called|his servant that|ministered unto him,|and said, Put now this|woman out from me,|and bolt the door|after her.|13:18 And she had a|garment of divers|colours upon her: for
R	Twith such robes were|the king's daughters|that were virgins|apparelled. Then his|servant brought her|out, and bolted the|door after her.|13:19 And Tamar put|ashes on her head,|and rent her garment|of divers colours that|was on her, and laid|her hand on her head,|and went on crying.
R	T13:20 And Absalom her|brother said unto her,|Hath Amnon thy|brother been with|thee? but hold now|thy peace, my sister:|he is thy brother;|regard not this thing.|So Tamar remained|desolate in her|brother Absalom's|house.|13:21 But when king|David heard of all
R	Tthese things, he was|very wroth.|13:22 And Absalom|spake unto his|brother Amnon neither|good nor bad: for|Absalom hated Amnon,|because he had|forced his sister|Tamar.|13:23 And it came to|pass after two full|years, that Absalom|had sheepshearers in
R	TBaalhazor, which is|beside Ephraim: and|Absalom invited all the|king's sons.|13:24 And Absalom|came to the king, and|said, Behold now, thy|servant hath|sheepshearers; let|the king, I beseech|thee, and his servants|go with thy servant.|13:25 And the king|said to Absalom, Nay,
R	Tmy son, let us not all|now go, lest we be|chargeable unto thee.|And he pressed him:|howbeit he would not|go, but blessed him.|13:26 Then said|Absalom, If not, I pray|thee, let my brother|Amnon go with us. And|the king said unto him,|Why should he go with|thee?|13:27 But Absalom
R	Tpressed him, that he|let Amnon and all the|king's sons go with him.|13:28 Now Absalom had|commanded his|servants, saying, Mark|ye now when Amnon's|heart is merry with|wine, and when I say|unto you, Smite Amnon;|then kill him, fear not:|have not I commanded|you? be courageous,|and be valiant.
R	T13:29 And the|servants of Absalom|did unto Amnon as|Absalom had|commanded. Then all|the king's sons arose,|and every man gat him|up upon his mule, and|fled.|13:30 And it came to|pass, while they were|in the way, that tidings|came to David, saying,|Absalom hath slain all
R	Tthe king's sons, and|there is not one of|them left.|13:31 Then the king|arose, and tare his|garments, and lay on|the earth; and all his|servants stood by|with their clothes|rent.|13:32 And Jonadab,|the son of Shimeah|David's brother,|answered and said,
R	TLet not my lord|suppose that they|have slain all the|young men the king's|sons; for Amnon only|is dead: for by the|appointment of|Absalom this hath|been determined from|the day that he|forced his sister|Tamar.|13:33 Now therefore|let not my lord the
R	Tking take the thing to|his heart, to think that|all the king's sons are|dead: for Amnon only|is dead.|13:34 But Absalom|fled. And the young|man that kept the|watch lifted up his|eyes, and looked, and,|behold, there came|much people by the|way of the hill side|behind him.
R	T13:35 And Jonadab|said unto the king,|Behold, the king's sons|come: as thy servant|said, so it is.|13:36 And it came to|pass, as soon as he|had made an end of|speaking, that, behold,|the king's sons came,|and lifted up their|voice and wept: and|the king also and all|his servants wept
R	Tvery sore.|13:37 But Absalom|fled, and went to|Talmai, the son of|Ammihud, king of|Geshur. And David|mourned for his son|every day.|13:38 So Absalom fled,|and went to Geshur,|and was there three|years.|13:39 And the soul of|king David longed to
R	Tgo forth unto Absalom:|for he was comforted|concerning Amnon,|seeing he was dead.||14:1 Now Joab the son|of Zeruiah perceived|that the king's heart|was toward Absalom.|14:2 And Joab sent to|Tekoah, and fetched|thence a wise woman,|and said unto her, I|pray thee, feign
R	Tthyself to be a|mourner, and put on|now mourning apparel,|and anoint not thyself|with oil, but be as a|woman that had a long|time mourned for the|dead:|14:3 And come to the|king, and speak on this|manner unto him. So|Joab put the words in|her mouth.|14:4 And when the
R	Twoman of Tekoah|spake to the king, she|fell on her face to|the ground, and did|obeisance, and said,|Help, O king.|14:5 And the king said|unto her, What aileth|thee? And she|answered, I am indeed|a widow woman, and|mine husband is dead.|14:6 And thy handmaid|had two sons, and
R	Tthey two strove|together in the field,|and there was none to|part them, but the one|smote the other, and|slew him.|14:7 And, behold, the|whole family is risen|against thine handmaid,|and they said, Deliver|him that smote his|brother, that we may|kill him, for the life of|his brother whom he
R	Tslew; and we will|destroy the heir also:|and so they shall|quench my coal which|is left, and shall not|leave to my husband|neither name nor|remainder upon the|earth.|14:8 And the king said|unto the woman, Go to|thine house, and I will|give charge|concerning thee.
R	T14:9 And the woman of|Tekoah said unto the|king, My lord, O king,|the iniquity be on me,|and on my father's|house: and the king|and his throne be|guiltless.|14:10 And the king|said, Whoever saith|ought unto thee, bring|him to me, and he shall|not touch thee any|more.
R	T14:11 Then said she, I|pray thee, let the king|remember the LORD|thy God, that thou|wouldest not suffer|the revengers of|blood to destroy any|more, lest they|destroy my son. And|he said, As the LORD|liveth, there shall not|one hair of thy son|fall to the earth.|14:12 Then the woman
R	Tsaid, Let thine|handmaid, I pray thee,|speak one word unto|my lord the king. And|he said, Say on.|14:13 And the woman|said, Wherefore then|hast thou thought|such a thing against|the people of God?|for the king doth|speak this thing as|one which is faulty, in|that the king doth not
R	Tfetch home again his|banished.|14:14 For we must|needs die, and are as|water spilt on the|ground, which cannot|be gathered up again;|neither doth God|respect any person:|yet doth he devise|means, that his|banished be not|expelled from him.|14:15 Now therefore
R	Tthat I am come to|speak of this thing|unto my lord the king,|it is because the|people have made me|afraid: and thy|handmaid said, I will|now speak unto the|king; it may be that the|king will perform the|request of his|handmaid.|14:16 For the king will|hear, to deliver his
R	Thandmaid out of the|hand of the man that|would destroy me and|my son together out|of the inheritance of|God.|14:17 Then thine|handmaid said, The|word of my lord the|king shall now be|comfortable: for as|an angel of God, so is|my lord the king to|discern good and bad:
R	Ttherefore the LORD|thy God will be with|thee.|14:18 Then the king|answered and said|unto the woman, Hide|not from me, I pray|thee, the thing that I|shall ask thee. And|the woman said, Let my|lord the king now|speak.|14:19 And the king|said, Is not the hand
R	Tof Joab with thee in|all this? And the|woman answered and|said, As thy soul|liveth, my lord the|king, none can turn to|the right hand or to|the left from ought|that my lord the king|hath spoken: for thy|servant Joab, he bade|me, and he put all|these words in the|mouth of thine
R	Thandmaid:|14:20 To fetch about|this form of speech|hath thy servant Joab|done this thing: and my|lord is wise, according|to the wisdom of an|angel of God, to know|all things that are in|the earth.|14:21 And the king|said unto Joab, Behold|now, I have done this|thing: go therefore,
R	Tbring the young man|Absalom again.|14:22 And Joab fell to|the ground on his|face, and bowed|himself, and thanked|the king: and Joab|said, To day thy|servant knoweth that|I have found grace in|thy sight, my lord, O|king, in that the king|hath fulfilled the|request of his
R	Tservant.|14:23 So Joab arose|and went to Geshur,|and brought Absalom|to Jerusalem.|14:24 And the king|said, Let him turn to|his own house, and let|him not see my face.|So Absalom returned|to his own house, and|saw not the king's|face.|14:25 But in all Israel
R	Tthere was none to be|so much praised as|Absalom for his|beauty: from the sole|of his foot even to|the crown of his head|there was no blemish|in him.|14:26 And when he|polled his head, (for it|was at every year's|end that he polled it:|because the hair was|heavy on him,
R	Ttherefore he polled|it:) he weighed the hair|of his head at two|hundred shekels|after the king's weight.|14:27 And unto|Absalom there were|born three sons, and|one daughter, whose|name was Tamar: she|was a woman of a fair|countenance.|14:28 So Absalom dwelt|two full years in
R	TJerusalem, and saw|not the king's face.|14:29 Therefore|Absalom sent for|Joab, to have sent him|to the king; but he|would not come to him:|and when he sent|again the second time,|he would not come.|14:30 Therefore he|said unto his|servants, See, Joab's|field is near mine, and
R	The hath barley there;|go and set it on fire.|And Absalom's|servants set the field|on fire.|14:31 Then Joab|arose, and came to|Absalom unto his|house, and said unto|him, Wherefore have|thy servants set my|field on fire?|14:32 And Absalom|answered Joab,
R	TBehold, I sent unto|thee, saying, Come|hither, that I may send|thee to the king, to|say, Wherefore am I|come from Geshur? it|had been good for me|to have been there|still: now therefore let|me see the king's face;|and if there be any|iniquity in me, let him|kill me.|14:33 So Joab came to
R	Tthe king, and told him:|and when he had|called for Absalom, he|came to the king, and|bowed himself on his|face to the ground|before the king: and|the king kissed|Absalom.||15:1 And it came to|pass after this, that|Absalom prepared him|chariots and horses,
R	Tand fifty men to run|before him.|15:2 And Absalom rose|up early, and stood|beside the way of the|gate: and it was so,|that when any man|that had a|controversy came to|the king for judgment,|then Absalom called|unto him, and said, Of|what city art thou?|And he said, Thy
R	Tservant is of one of|the tribes of Israel.|15:3 And Absalom said|unto him, See, thy|matters are good and|right; but there is no|man deputed of the|king to hear thee.|15:4 Absalom said|moreover, Oh that I|were made judge in|the land, that every|man which hath any|suit or cause might
R	Tcome unto me, and I|would do him justice!|15:5 And it was so,|that when any man|came nigh to him to do|him obeisance, he put|forth his hand, and|took him, and kissed|him.|15:6 And on this|manner did Absalom to|all Israel that came to|the king for judgment:|so Absalom stole the
R	Thearts of the men of|Israel.|15:7 And it came to|pass after forty|years, that Absalom|said unto the king, I|pray thee, let me go|and pay my vow, which|I have vowed unto the|LORD, in Hebron.|15:8 For thy servant|vowed a vow while I|abode at Geshur in|Syria, saying, If the
R	TLORD shall bring me|again indeed to|Jerusalem, then I will|serve the LORD.|15:9 And the king said|unto him, Go in peace.|So he arose, and went|to Hebron.|15:10 But Absalom|sent spies throughout|all the tribes of|Israel, saying, As|soon as ye hear the|sound of the trumpet,
R	Tthen ye shall say,|Absalom reigneth in|Hebron.|15:11 And with Absalom|went two hundred men|out of Jerusalem, that|were called; and they|went in their simplicity,|and they knew not any|thing.|15:12 And Absalom|sent for Ahithophel|the Gilonite, David's|counsellor, from his
R	Tcity, even from Giloh,|while he offered|sacrifices. And the|conspiracy was|strong; for the people|increased continually|with Absalom.|15:13 And there came|a messenger to David,|saying, The hearts of|the men of Israel are|after Absalom.|15:14 And David said|unto all his servants
R	Tthat were with him at|Jerusalem, Arise, and|let us flee; for we|shall not else escape|from Absalom: make|speed to depart, lest|he overtake us|suddenly, and bring|evil upon us, and smite|the city with the edge|of the sword.|15:15 And the king's|servants said unto|the king, Behold, thy
R	Tservants are ready|to do whatsoever my|lord the king shall|appoint.|15:16 And the king|went forth, and all his|household after him.|And the king left ten|women, which were|concubines, to keep|the house.|15:17 And the king|went forth, and all the|people after him, and
R	Ttarried in a place that|was far off.|15:18 And all his|servants passed on|beside him; and all the|Cherethites, and all|the Pelethites, and all|the Gittites, six|hundred men which|came after him from|Gath, passed on|before the king.|15:19 Then said the|king to Ittai the Gittite,
R	TWherefore goest thou|also with us? return|to thy place, and|abide with the king: for|thou art a stranger,|and also an exile.|15:20 Whereas thou|camest but yesterday,|should I this day make|thee go up and down|with us? seeing I go|whither I may, return|thou, and take back|thy brethren: mercy
R	Tand truth be with thee.|15:21 And Ittai|answered the king,|and said, As the LORD|liveth, and as my lord|the king liveth, surely|in what place my lord|the king shall be,|whether in death or|life, even there also|will thy servant be.|15:22 And David said|to Ittai, Go and pass|over. And Ittai the
R	TGittite passed over,|and all his men, and all|the little ones that|were with him.|15:23 And all the|country wept with a|loud voice, and all the|people passed over:|the king also himself|passed over the|brook Kidron, and all|the people passed|over, toward the way|of the wilderness.
R	T15:24 And lo Zadok|also, and all the|Levites were with him,|bearing the ark of the|covenant of God: and|they set down the ark|of God; and Abiathar|went up, until all the|people had done|passing out of the|city.|15:25 And the king|said unto Zadok,|Carry back the ark of
R	TGod into the city: if I|shall find favour in|the eyes of the LORD,|he will bring me again,|and shew me both it,|and his habitation:|15:26 But if he thus|say, I have no delight|in thee; behold, here|am I, let him do to me|as seemeth good unto|him.|15:27 The king said|also unto Zadok the
R	Tpriest, Art not thou a|seer? return into the|city in peace, and|your two sons with|you, Ahimaaz thy son,|and Jonathan the son|of Abiathar.|15:28 See, I will tarry|in the plain of the|wilderness, until there|come word from you|to certify me.|15:29 Zadok therefore|and Abiathar carried
R	Tthe ark of God again|to Jerusalem: and|they tarried there.|15:30 And David went|up by the ascent of|mount Olivet, and wept|as he went up, and|had his head covered,|and he went barefoot:|and all the people|that was with him|covered every man|his head, and they|went up, weeping as
R	Tthey went up.|15:31 And one told|David, saying,|Ahithophel is among|the conspirators with|Absalom. And David|said, O LORD, I pray|thee, turn the counsel|of Ahithophel into|foolishness.|15:32 And it came to|pass, that when David|was come to the top|of the mount, where
R	The worshipped God,|behold, Hushai the|Archite came to meet|him with his coat rent,|and earth upon his|head:|15:33 Unto whom David|said, If thou passest|on with me, then thou|shalt be a burden|unto me:|15:34 But if thou|return to the city, and|say unto Absalom, I
R	Twill be thy servant, O|king; as I have been|thy father's servant|hitherto, so will I now|also be thy servant:|then mayest thou for|me defeat the counsel|of Ahithophel.|15:35 And hast thou|not there with thee|Zadok and Abiathar|the priests?|therefore it shall be,|that what thing soever
R	Tthou shalt hear out of|the king's house, thou|shalt tell it to Zadok|and Abiathar the|priests.|15:36 Behold, they|have there with them|their two sons,|Ahimaaz Zadok's son,|and Jonathan|Abiathar's son; and by|them ye shall send|unto me every thing|that ye can hear.
R	T15:37 So Hushai|David's friend came|into the city, and|Absalom came into|Jerusalem.||16:1 And when David|was a little past the|top of the hill, behold,|Ziba the servant of|Mephibosheth met him,|with a couple of asses|saddled, and upon|them two hundred
R	Tloaves of bread, and|an hundred bunches|of raisins, and an|hundred of summer|fruits, and a bottle of|wine.|16:2 And the king said|unto Ziba, What|meanest thou by|these? And Ziba said,|The asses be for the|king's household to|ride on; and the bread|and summer fruit for
R	Tthe young men to eat;|and the wine, that|such as be faint in|the wilderness may|drink.|16:3 And the king said,|And where is thy|master's son? And|Ziba said unto the|king, Behold, he|abideth at Jerusalem:|for he said, To day|shall the house of|Israel restore me the
R	Tkingdom of my father.|16:4 Then said the|king to Ziba, Behold,|thine are all that|pertained unto|Mephibosheth. And Ziba|said, I humbly beseech|thee that I may find|grace in thy sight, my|lord, O king.|16:5 And when king|David came to Bahurim,|behold, thence came|out a man of the
R	Tfamily of the house of|Saul, whose name was|Shimei, the son of|Gera: he came forth,|and cursed still as he|came.|16:6 And he cast|stones at David, and|at all the servants of|king David: and all the|people and all the|mighty men were on his|right hand and on his|left.
R	T16:7 And thus said|Shimei when he cursed,|Come out, come out,|thou bloody man, and|thou man of Belial:|16:8 The LORD hath|returned upon thee|all the blood of the|house of Saul, in|whose stead thou hast|reigned; and the LORD|hath delivered the|kingdom into the hand|of Absalom thy son:
R	Tand, behold, thou art|taken in thy mischief,|because thou art a|bloody man.|16:9 Then said Abishai|the son of Zeruiah|unto the king, Why|should this dead dog|curse my lord the|king? let me go over, I|pray thee, and take|off his head.|16:10 And the king|said, What have I to do
R	Twith you, ye sons of|Zeruiah? so let him|curse, because the|LORD hath said unto|him, Curse David. Who|shall then say,|Wherefore hast thou|done so?|16:11 And David said|to Abishai, and to all|his servants, Behold,|my son, which came|forth of my bowels,|seeketh my life: how
R	Tmuch more now may|this Benjamite do it?|let him alone, and let|him curse; for the|LORD hath bidden him.|16:12 It may be that|the LORD will look on|mine affliction, and|that the LORD will|requite me good for|his cursing this day.|16:13 And as David|and his men went by|the way, Shimei went
R	Talong on the hill's side|over against him, and|cursed as he went,|and threw stones at|him, and cast dust.|16:14 And the king,|and all the people|that were with him,|came weary, and|refreshed themselves|there.|16:15 And Absalom,|and all the people the|men of Israel, came to
R	TJerusalem, and|Ahithophel with him.|16:16 And it came to|pass, when Hushai the|Archite, David's friend,|was come unto|Absalom, that Hushai|said unto Absalom, God|save the king, God|save the king.|16:17 And Absalom|said to Hushai, Is this|thy kindness to thy|friend? why wentest
R	Tthou not with thy|friend?|16:18 And Hushai said|unto Absalom, Nay; but|whom the LORD, and|this people, and all|the men of Israel,|choose, his will I be,|and with him will I|abide.|16:19 And again, whom|should I serve?|should I not serve in|the presence of his
R	Tson? as I have|served in thy father's|presence, so will I be|in thy presence.|16:20 Then said|Absalom to Ahithophel,|Give counsel among|you what we shall do.|16:21 And Ahithophel|said unto Absalom, Go|in unto thy father's|concubines, which he|hath left to keep the|house; and all Israel
R	Tshall hear that thou|art abhorred of thy|father: then shall the|hands of all that are|with thee be strong.|16:22 So they spread|Absalom a tent upon|the top of the house;|and Absalom went in|unto his father's|concubines in the|sight of all Israel.|16:23 And the counsel|of Ahithophel, which he
R	Tcounselled in those|days, was as if a man|had enquired at the|oracle of God: so was|all the counsel of|Ahithophel both with|David and with|Absalom.||17:1 Moreover|Ahithophel said unto|Absalom, Let me now|choose out twelve|thousand men, and I
R	Twill arise and pursue|after David this night:|17:2 And I will come|upon him while he is|weary and weak|handed, and will make|him afraid: and all the|people that are with|him shall flee; and I|will smite the king only:|17:3 And I will bring|back all the people|unto thee: the man|whom thou seekest is
R	Tas if all returned: so|all the people shall be|in peace.|17:4 And the saying|pleased Absalom well,|and all the elders of|Israel.|17:5 Then said|Absalom, Call now|Hushai the Archite|also, and let us hear|likewise what he saith.|17:6 And when Hushai|was come to Absalom,
R	TAbsalom spake unto|him, saying, Ahithophel|hath spoken after this|manner: shall we do|after his saying? if|not; speak thou.|17:7 And Hushai said|unto Absalom, The|counsel that|Ahithophel hath given|is not good at this|time.|17:8 For, said Hushai,|thou knowest thy
R	Tfather and his men,|that they be mighty|men, and they be|chafed in their minds,|as a bear robbed of|her whelps in the|field: and thy father|is a man of war, and|will not lodge with the|people.|17:9 Behold, he is hid|now in some pit, or in|some other place: and|it will come to pass,
R	Twhen some of them be|overthrown at the|first, that whosoever|heareth it will say,|There is a slaughter|among the people that|follow Absalom.|17:10 And he also that|is valiant, whose heart|is as the heart of a|lion, shall utterly melt:|for all Israel knoweth|that thy father is a|mighty man, and they
R	Twhich be with him are|valiant men.|17:11 Therefore I|counsel that all Israel|be generally gathered|unto thee, from Dan|even to Beersheba, as|the sand that is by|the sea for multitude;|and that thou go to|battle in thine own|person.|17:12 So shall we come|upon him in some place
R	Twhere he shall be|found, and we will light|upon him as the dew|falleth on the ground:|and of him and of all|the men that are with|him there shall not be|left so much as one.|17:13 Moreover, if he|be gotten into a city,|then shall all Israel|bring ropes to that|city, and we will draw it|into the river, until
R	Tthere be not one small|stone found there.|17:14 And Absalom and|all the men of Israel|said, The counsel of|Hushai the Archite is|better than the|counsel of Ahithophel.|For the LORD had|appointed to defeat|the good counsel of|Ahithophel, to the|intent that the LORD|might bring evil upon
R	TAbsalom.|17:15 Then said Hushai|unto Zadok and to|Abiathar the priests,|Thus and thus did|Ahithophel counsel|Absalom and the|elders of Israel; and|thus and thus have I|counselled.|17:16 Now therefore|send quickly, and tell|David, saying, Lodge|not this night in the
R	Tplains of the|wilderness, but|speedily pass over;|lest the king be|swallowed up, and all|the people that are|with him.|17:17 Now Jonathan|and Ahimaaz stayed by|Enrogel; for they|might not be seen to|come into the city: and|a wench went and told|them; and they went
R	Tand told king David.|17:18 Nevertheless a|lad saw them, and told|Absalom: but they went|both of them away|quickly, and came to a|man's house in|Bahurim, which had a|well in his court;|whither they went|down.|17:19 And the woman|took and spread a|covering over the
R	Twell's mouth, and|spread ground corn|thereon; and the thing|was not known.|17:20 And when|Absalom's servants|came to the woman to|the house, they said,|Where is Ahimaaz and|Jonathan? And the|woman said unto them,|They be gone over|the brook of water.|And when they had
R	Tsought and could not|find them, they|returned to|Jerusalem.|17:21 And it came to|pass, after they were|departed, that they|came up out of the|well, and went and told|king David, and said|unto David, Arise, and|pass quickly over the|water: for thus hath|Ahithophel counselled
R	Tagainst you.|17:22 Then David|arose, and all the|people that were with|him, and they passed|over Jordan: by the|morning light there|lacked not one of|them that was not|gone over Jordan.|17:23 And when|Ahithophel saw that|his counsel was not|followed, he saddled
R	This ass, and arose,|and gat him home to|his house, to his city,|and put his household|in order, and hanged|himself, and died, and|was buried in the|sepulchre of his|father.|17:24 Then David came|to Mahanaim. And|Absalom passed over|Jordan, he and all the|men of Israel with him.
R	T17:25 And Absalom|made Amasa captain of|the host instead of|Joab: which Amasa was|a man's son, whose|name was Ithra an|Israelite, that went in|to Abigail the|daughter of Nahash,|sister to Zeruiah|Joab's mother.|17:26 So Israel and|Absalom pitched in the|land of Gilead.
R	T17:27 And it came to|pass, when David was|come to Mahanaim, that|Shobi the son of|Nahash of Rabbah of|the children of Ammon,|and Machir the son of|Ammiel of Lodebar, and|Barzillai the Gileadite|of Rogelim,|17:28 Brought beds,|and basons, and|earthen vessels, and|wheat, and barley, and
R	Tflour, and parched|corn, and beans, and|lentiles, and parched|pulse,|17:29 And honey, and|butter, and sheep, and|cheese of kine, for|David, and for the|people that were with|him, to eat: for they|said, The people is|hungry, and weary,|and thirsty, in the|wilderness.
R	T18:1 And David|numbered the people|that were with him, and|set captains of|thousands, and|captains of hundreds|over them.|18:2 And David sent|forth a third part of|the people under the|hand of Joab, and a|third part under the|hand of Abishai the|son of Zeruiah, Joab's
R	Tbrother, and a third|part under the hand|of Ittai the Gittite. And|the king said unto the|people, I will surely go|forth with you myself|also.|18:3 But the people|answered, Thou shalt|not go forth: for if we|flee away, they will not|care for us; neither if|half of us die, will|they care for us: but
R	Tnow thou art worth|ten thousand of us:|therefore now it is|better that thou|succour us out of the|city.|18:4 And the king said|unto them, What|seemeth you best I will|do. And the king stood|by the gate side, and|all the people came|out by hundreds and|by thousands.
R	T18:5 And the king|commanded Joab and|Abishai and Ittai,|saying, Deal gently|for my sake with the|young man, even with|Absalom. And all the|people heard when|the king gave all the|captains charge|concerning Absalom.|18:6 So the people|went out into the field|against Israel: and
R	Tthe battle was in the|wood of Ephraim;|18:7 Where the people|of Israel were slain|before the servants|of David, and there|was there a great|slaughter that day of|twenty thousand men.|18:8 For the battle|was there scattered|over the face of all|the country: and the|wood devoured more
R	Tpeople that day than|the sword devoured.|18:9 And Absalom met|the servants of David.|And Absalom rode|upon a mule, and the|mule went under the|thick boughs of a|great oak, and his|head caught hold of|the oak, and he was|taken up between the|heaven and the earth;|and the mule that was
R	Tunder him went away.|18:10 And a certain|man saw it, and told|Joab, and said, Behold,|I saw Absalom hanged|in an oak.|18:11 And Joab said|unto the man that told|him, And, behold, thou|sawest him, and why|didst thou not smite|him there to the|ground? and I would|have given thee ten
R	Tshekels of silver, and|a girdle.|18:12 And the man said|unto Joab, Though I|should receive a|thousand shekels of|silver in mine hand,|yet would I not put|forth mine hand|against the king's son:|for in our hearing the|king charged thee and|Abishai and Ittai,|saying, Beware that
R	Tnone touch the young|man Absalom.|18:13 Otherwise I|should have wrought|falsehood against mine|own life: for there is|no matter hid from the|king, and thou thyself|wouldest have set|thyself against me.|18:14 Then said Joab,|I may not tarry thus|with thee. And he took|three darts in his
R	Thand, and thrust them|through the heart of|Absalom, while he was|yet alive in the midst|of the oak.|18:15 And ten young|men that bare Joab's|armour compassed|about and smote|Absalom, and slew him.|18:16 And Joab blew|the trumpet, and the|people returned from|pursuing after Israel:
R	Tfor Joab held back|the people.|18:17 And they took|Absalom, and cast him|into a great pit in the|wood, and laid a very|great heap of stones|upon him: and all|Israel fled every one|to his tent.|18:18 Now Absalom in|his lifetime had taken|and reared up for|himself a pillar, which
R	Tis in the king's dale:|for he said, I have no|son to keep my name|in remembrance: and|he called the pillar|after his own name:|and it is called unto|this day, Absalom's|place.|18:19 Then said|Ahimaaz the son of|Zadok, Let me now run,|and bear the king|tidings, how that the
R	TLORD hath avenged him|of his enemies.|18:20 And Joab said|unto him, Thou shalt|not bear tidings this|day, but thou shalt|bear tidings another|day: but this day thou|shalt bear no tidings,|because the king's|son is dead.|18:21 Then said Joab|to Cushi, Go tell the|king what thou hast
R	Tseen. And Cushi bowed|himself unto Joab, and|ran.|18:22 Then said|Ahimaaz the son of|Zadok yet again to|Joab, But howsoever,|let me, I pray thee,|also run after Cushi.|And Joab said,|Wherefore wilt thou|run, my son, seeing|that thou hast no|tidings ready?
R	T18:23 But howsoever,|said he, let me run.|And he said unto him,|Run. Then Ahimaaz ran|by the way of the|plain, and overran|Cushi.|18:24 And David sat|between the two gates:|and the watchman went|up to the roof over|the gate unto the wall,|and lifted up his eyes,|and looked, and
R	Tbehold a man running|alone.|18:25 And the|watchman cried, and|told the king. And the|king said, If he be|alone, there is tidings|in his mouth. And he|came apace, and drew|near.|18:26 And the|watchman saw another|man running: and the|watchman called unto
R	Tthe porter, and said,|Behold another man|running alone. And the|king said, He also|bringeth tidings.|18:27 And the|watchman said, Me|thinketh the running|of the foremost is like|the running of|Ahimaaz the son of|Zadok. And the king|said, He is a good man,|and cometh with good
R	Ttidings.|18:28 And Ahimaaz|called, and said unto|the king, All is well.|And he fell down to|the earth upon his|face before the king,|and said, Blessed be|the LORD thy God,|which hath delivered|up the men that lifted|up their hand against|my lord the king.|18:29 And the king
R	Tsaid, Is the young man|Absalom safe? And|Ahimaaz answered,|When Joab sent the|king's servant, and me|thy servant, I saw a|great tumult, but I|knew not what it was.|18:30 And the king|said unto him, Turn|aside, and stand here.|And he turned aside,|and stood still.|18:31 And, behold,
R	TCushi came; and Cushi|said, Tidings, my lord|the king: for the LORD|hath avenged thee|this day of all them|that rose up against|thee.|18:32 And the king|said unto Cushi, Is the|young man Absalom|safe? And Cushi|answered, The enemies|of my lord the king,|and all that rise
R	Tagainst thee to do|thee hurt, be as that|young man is.|18:33 And the king was|much moved, and went|up to the chamber|over the gate, and|wept: and as he went,|thus he said, O my son|Absalom, my son, my|son Absalom! would|God I had died for|thee, O Absalom, my|son, my son!
R	T19:1 And it was told|Joab, Behold, the king|weepeth and mourneth|for Absalom.|19:2 And the victory|that day was turned|into mourning unto all|the people: for the|people heard say that|day how the king was|grieved for his son.|19:3 And the people|gat them by stealth|that day into the city,
R	Tas people being|ashamed steal away|when they flee in|battle.|19:4 But the king|covered his face, and|the king cried with a|loud voice, O my son|Absalom, O Absalom, my|son, my son!|19:5 And Joab came|into the house to the|king, and said, Thou|hast shamed this day
R	Tthe faces of all thy|servants, which this|day have saved thy|life, and the lives of|thy sons and of thy|daughters, and the|lives of thy wives, and|the lives of thy|concubines;|19:6 In that thou|lovest thine enemies,|and hatest thy|friends. For thou hast|declared this day,
R	Tthat thou regardest|neither princes nor|servants: for this day|I perceive, that if|Absalom had lived, and|all we had died this|day, then it had|pleased thee well.|19:7 Now therefore|arise, go forth, and|speak comfortably|unto thy servants:|for I swear by the|LORD, if thou go not
R	Tforth, there will not|tarry one with thee|this night: and that will|be worse unto thee|than all the evil that|befell thee from thy|youth until now.|19:8 Then the king|arose, and sat in the|gate. And they told|unto all the people,|saying, Behold, the|king doth sit in the|gate. And all the
R	Tpeople came before|the king: for Israel|had fled every man to|his tent.|19:9 And all the|people were at strife|throughout all the|tribes of Israel,|saying, The king saved|us out of the hand of|our enemies, and he|delivered us out of|the hand of the|Philistines; and now he
R	Tis fled out of the land|for Absalom.|19:10 And Absalom,|whom we anointed over|us, is dead in battle.|Now therefore why|speak ye not a word|of bringing the king|back?|19:11 And king David|sent to Zadok and to|Abiathar the priests,|saying, Speak unto the|elders of Judah,
R	Tsaying, Why are ye the|last to bring the king|back to his house?|seeing the speech of|all Israel is come to|the king, even to his|house.|19:12 Ye are my|brethren, ye are my|bones and my flesh:|wherefore then are|ye the last to bring|back the king?|19:13 And say ye to
R	TAmasa, Art thou not of|my bone, and of my|flesh? God do so to|me, and more also, if|thou be not captain of|the host before me|continually in the room|of Joab.|19:14 And he bowed|the heart of all the|men of Judah, even as|the heart of one man;|so that they sent this|word unto the king,
R	TReturn thou, and all|thy servants.|19:15 So the king|returned, and came to|Jordan. And Judah|came to Gilgal, to go to|meet the king, to|conduct the king over|Jordan.|19:16 And Shimei the|son of Gera, a|Benjamite, which was|of Bahurim, hasted|and came down with
R	Tthe men of Judah to|meet king David.|19:17 And there were|a thousand men of|Benjamin with him, and|Ziba the servant of|the house of Saul, and|his fifteen sons and|his twenty servants|with him; and they went|over Jordan before|the king.|19:18 And there went|over a ferry boat to
R	Tcarry over the king's|household, and to do|what he thought good.|And Shimei the son of|Gera fell down before|the king, as he was|come over Jordan;|19:19 And said unto|the king, Let not my|lord impute iniquity|unto me, neither do|thou remember that|which thy servant did|perversely the day
R	Tthat my lord the king|went out of Jerusalem,|that the king should|take it to his heart.|19:20 For thy servant|doth know that I have|sinned: therefore,|behold, I am come the|first this day of all|the house of Joseph|to go down to meet my|lord the king.|19:21 But Abishai the|son of Zeruiah
R	Tanswered and said,|Shall not Shimei be put|to death for this,|because he cursed|the LORD's anointed?|19:22 And David said,|What have I to do with|you, ye sons of|Zeruiah, that ye|should this day be|adversaries unto me?|shall there any man|be put to death this|day in Israel? for do
R	Tnot I know that I am|this day king over|Israel?|19:23 Therefore the|king said unto Shimei,|Thou shalt not die.|And the king sware|unto him.|19:24 And|Mephibosheth the son|of Saul came down to|meet the king, and had|neither dressed his|feet, nor trimmed his
R	Tbeard, nor washed his|clothes, from the day|the king departed until|the day he came again|in peace.|19:25 And it came to|pass, when he was|come to Jerusalem to|meet the king, that the|king said unto him,|Wherefore wentest|not thou with me,|Mephibosheth?|19:26 And he
R	Tanswered, My lord, O|king, my servant|deceived me: for thy|servant said, I will|saddle me an ass, that|I may ride thereon,|and go to the king;|because thy servant|is lame.|19:27 And he hath|slandered thy|servant unto my lord|the king; but my lord|the king is as an angel
R	Tof God: do therefore|what is good in thine|eyes.|19:28 For all of my|father's house were|but dead men before|my lord the king: yet|didst thou set thy|servant among them|that did eat at thine|own table. What right|therefore have I yet|to cry any more unto|the king?
R	T19:29 And the king|said unto him, Why|speakest thou any|more of thy matters?|I have said, Thou and|Ziba divide the land.|19:30 And|Mephibosheth said|unto the king, Yea, let|him take all, forasmuch|as my lord the king is|come again in peace|unto his own house.|19:31 And Barzillai the
R	TGileadite came down|from Rogelim, and went|over Jordan with the|king, to conduct him|over Jordan.|19:32 Now Barzillai was|a very aged man, even|fourscore years old:|and he had provided|the king of|sustenance while he|lay at Mahanaim; for|he was a very great|man.
R	T19:33 And the king|said unto Barzillai,|Come thou over with|me, and I will feed|thee with me in|Jerusalem.|19:34 And Barzillai|said unto the king, How|long have I to live,|that I should go up|with the king unto|Jerusalem?|19:35 I am this day|fourscore years old:
R	Tand can I discern|between good and|evil? can thy servant|taste what I eat or|what I drink? can I|hear any more the|voice of singing men|and singing women?|wherefore then|should thy servant be|yet a burden unto my|lord the king?|19:36 Thy servant will|go a little way over
R	TJordan with the king:|and why should the|king recompense it me|with such a reward?|19:37 Let thy servant,|I pray thee, turn back|again, that I may die in|mine own city, and be|buried by the grave|of my father and of|my mother. But behold|thy servant Chimham;|let him go over with my|lord the king; and do
R	Tto him what shall seem|good unto thee.|19:38 And the king|answered, Chimham|shall go over with me,|and I will do to him|that which shall seem|good unto thee: and|whatsoever thou shalt|require of me, that will|I do for thee.|19:39 And all the|people went over|Jordan. And when the
R	Tking was come over,|the king kissed|Barzillai, and blessed|him; and he returned|unto his own place.|19:40 Then the king|went on to Gilgal, and|Chimham went on with|him: and all the people|of Judah conducted|the king, and also half|the people of Israel.|19:41 And, behold, all|the men of Israel
R	Tcame to the king, and|said unto the king, Why|have our brethren|the men of Judah|stolen thee away, and|have brought the king,|and his household,|and all David's men|with him, over Jordan?|19:42 And all the men|of Judah answered|the men of Israel,|Because the king is|near of kin to us:
R	Twherefore then be ye|angry for this|matter? have we eaten|at all of the king's|cost? or hath he|given us any gift?|19:43 And the men of|Israel answered the|men of Judah, and|said, We have ten|parts in the king, and|we have also more|right in David than ye:|why then did ye
R	Tdespise us, that our|advice should not be|first had in bringing|back our king? And|the words of the men|of Judah were fiercer|than the words of the|men of Israel.||20:1 And there|happened to be there|a man of Belial, whose|name was Sheba, the|son of Bichri, a
R	TBenjamite: and he blew|a trumpet, and said, We|have no part in David,|neither have we|inheritance in the son|of Jesse: every man|to his tents, O Israel.|20:2 So every man of|Israel went up from|after David, and|followed Sheba the|son of Bichri: but the|men of Judah clave|unto their king, from
R	TJordan even to|Jerusalem.|20:3 And David came to|his house at|Jerusalem; and the|king took the ten|women his concubines,|whom he had left to|keep the house, and|put them in ward, and|fed them, but went not|in unto them. So they|were shut up unto the|day of their death,
R	Tliving in widowhood.|20:4 Then said the|king to Amasa,|Assemble me the men|of Judah within three|days, and be thou|here present.|20:5 So Amasa went to|assemble the men of|Judah: but he tarried|longer than the set|time which he had|appointed him.|20:6 And David said to
R	TAbishai, Now shall|Sheba the son of|Bichri do us more|harm than did Absalom:|take thou thy lord's|servants, and pursue|after him, lest he get|him fenced cities, and|escape us.|20:7 And there went|out after him Joab's|men, and the|Cherethites, and the|Pelethites, and all the
R	Tmighty men: and they|went out of Jerusalem,|to pursue after|Sheba the son of|Bichri.|20:8 When they were|at the great stone|which is in Gibeon,|Amasa went before|them. And Joab's|garment that he had|put on was girded|unto him, and upon it a|girdle with a sword
R	Tfastened upon his|loins in the sheath|thereof; and as he|went forth it fell out.|20:9 And Joab said to|Amasa, Art thou in|health, my brother?|And Joab took Amasa|by the beard with the|right hand to kiss him.|20:10 But Amasa took|no heed to the sword|that was in Joab's|hand: so he smote him
R	Ttherewith in the fifth|rib, and shed out his|bowels to the ground,|and struck him not|again; and he died. So|Joab and Abishai his|brother pursued|after Sheba the son|of Bichri.|20:11 And one of|Joab's men stood by|him, and said, He that|favoureth Joab, and|he that is for David,
R	Tlet him go after Joab.|20:12 And Amasa|wallowed in blood in|the midst of the|highway. And when the|man saw that all the|people stood still, he|removed Amasa out of|the highway into the|field, and cast a cloth|upon him, when he saw|that every one that|came by him stood still.|20:13 When he was
R	Tremoved out of the|highway, all the people|went on after Joab, to|pursue after Sheba|the son of Bichri.|20:14 And he went|through all the tribes|of Israel unto Abel,|and to Bethmaachah,|and all the Berites:|and they were|gathered together,|and went also after|him.
R	T20:15 And they came|and besieged him in|Abel of Bethmaachah,|and they cast up a|bank against the city,|and it stood in the|trench: and all the|people that were with|Joab battered the|wall, to throw it down.|20:16 Then cried a|wise woman out of the|city, Hear, hear; say, I|pray you, unto Joab,
R	TCome near hither, that|I may speak with thee.|20:17 And when he was|come near unto her,|the woman said, Art|thou Joab? And he|answered, I am he.|Then she said unto|him, Hear the words of|thine handmaid. And he|answered, I do hear.|20:18 Then she spake,|saying, They were|wont to speak in old
R	Ttime, saying, They shall|surely ask counsel at|Abel: and so they|ended the matter.|20:19 I am one of them|that are peaceable|and faithful in Israel:|thou seekest to|destroy a city and a|mother in Israel: why|wilt thou swallow up|the inheritance of the|LORD?|20:20 And Joab
R	Tanswered and said,|Far be it, far be it|from me, that I should|swallow up or destroy.|20:21 The matter is|not so: but a man of|mount Ephraim, Sheba|the son of Bichri by|name, hath lifted up|his hand against the|king, even against|David: deliver him only,|and I will depart from|the city. And the
R	Twoman said unto Joab,|Behold, his head shall|be thrown to thee|over the wall.|20:22 Then the woman|went unto all the|people in her wisdom.|And they cut off the|head of Sheba the|son of Bichri, and|cast it out to Joab.|And he blew a trumpet,|and they retired from|the city, every man to
R	This tent. And Joab|returned to|Jerusalem unto the|king.|20:23 Now Joab was|over all the host of|Israel: and Benaiah|the son of Jehoiada|was over the|Cherethites and over|the Pelethites:|20:24 And Adoram was|over the tribute: and|Jehoshaphat the son
R	Tof Ahilud was|recorder:|20:25 And Sheva was|scribe: and Zadok and|Abiathar were the|priests:|20:26 And Ira also the|Jairite was a chief|ruler about David.||21:1 Then there was a|famine in the days of|David three years,|year after year; and
R	TDavid enquired of the|LORD. And the LORD|answered, It is for|Saul, and for his|bloody house,|because he slew the|Gibeonites.|21:2 And the king|called the Gibeonites,|and said unto them;|(now the Gibeonites|were not of the|children of Israel, but|of the remnant of the
R	TAmorites; and the|children of Israel had|sworn unto them: and|Saul sought to slay|them in his zeal to the|children of Israel and|Judah.)|21:3 Wherefore David|said unto the|Gibeonites, What shall I|do for you? and|wherewith shall I make|the atonement, that ye|may bless the
R	Tinheritance of the|LORD?|21:4 And the|Gibeonites said unto|him, We will have no|silver nor gold of|Saul, nor of his house;|neither for us shalt|thou kill any man in|Israel. And he said,|What ye shall say, that|will I do for you.|21:5 And they|answered the king,
R	TThe man that|consumed us, and that|devised against us|that we should be|destroyed from|remaining in any of|the coasts of Israel,|21:6 Let seven men of|his sons be delivered|unto us, and we will|hang them up unto the|LORD in Gibeah of Saul,|whom the LORD did|choose. And the king
R	Tsaid, I will give them.|21:7 But the king|spared Mephibosheth,|the son of Jonathan|the son of Saul,|because of the LORD's|oath that was between|them, between David|and Jonathan the son|of Saul.|21:8 But the king took|the two sons of|Rizpah the daughter|of Aiah, whom she
R	Tbare unto Saul, Armoni|and Mephibosheth; and|the five sons of|Michal the daughter of|Saul, whom she|brought up for Adriel|the son of Barzillai|the Meholathite:|21:9 And he delivered|them into the hands of|the Gibeonites, and|they hanged them in|the hill before the|LORD: and they fell all
R	Tseven together, and|were put to death in|the days of harvest,|in the first days, in|the beginning of|barley harvest.|21:10 And Rizpah the|daughter of Aiah took|sackcloth, and spread|it for her upon the|rock, from the|beginning of harvest|until water dropped|upon them out of
R	Theaven, and suffered|neither the birds of|the air to rest on|them by day, nor the|beasts of the field by|night.|21:11 And it was told|David what Rizpah the|daughter of Aiah, the|concubine of Saul, had|done.|21:12 And David went|and took the bones of|Saul and the bones of
R	TJonathan his son from|the men of|Jabeshgilead, which|had stolen them from|the street of|Bethshan, where the|Philistines had hanged|them, when the|Philistines had slain|Saul in Gilboa:|21:13 And he brought|up from thence the|bones of Saul and the|bones of Jonathan his
R	Tson; and they|gathered the bones|of them that were|hanged.|21:14 And the bones|of Saul and Jonathan|his son buried they in|the country of|Benjamin in Zelah, in|the sepulchre of Kish|his father: and they|performed all that the|king commanded. And|after that God was
R	Tintreated for the land.|21:15 Moreover the|Philistines had yet war|again with Israel; and|David went down, and|his servants with him,|and fought against|the Philistines: and|David waxed faint.|21:16 And Ishbibenob,|which was of the sons|of the giant, the|weight of whose spear|weighed three
R	Thundred shekels of|brass in weight, he|being girded with a|new sword, thought to|have slain David.|21:17 But Abishai the|son of Zeruiah|succoured him, and|smote the Philistine,|and killed him. Then|the men of David|sware unto him, saying,|Thou shalt go no more|out with us to battle,
R	Tthat thou quench not|the light of Israel.|21:18 And it came to|pass after this, that|there was again a|battle with the|Philistines at Gob: then|Sibbechai the|Hushathite slew Saph,|which was of the sons|of the giant.|21:19 And there was|again a battle in Gob|with the Philistines,
R	Twhere Elhanan the|son of Jaareoregim, a|Bethlehemite, slew the|brother of Goliath the|Gittite, the staff of|whose spear was like|a weaver's beam.|21:20 And there was|yet a battle in Gath,|where was a man of|great stature, that|had on every hand six|fingers, and on every|foot six toes, four
R	Tand twenty in number;|and he also was born|to the giant.|21:21 And when he|defied Israel,|Jonathan the son of|Shimeah the brother|of David slew him.|21:22 These four|were born to the giant|in Gath, and fell by|the hand of David, and|by the hand of his|servants.
R	T22:1 And David spake|unto the LORD the|words of this song in|the day that the LORD|had delivered him out|of the hand of all his|enemies, and out of|the hand of Saul:|22:2 And he said, The|LORD is my rock, and|my fortress, and my|deliverer;|22:3 The God of my|rock; in him will I trust:
R	The is my shield, and|the horn of my|salvation, my high|tower, and my refuge,|my saviour; thou|savest me from|violence.|22:4 I will call on the|LORD, who is worthy to|be praised: so shall I|be saved from mine|enemies.|22:5 When the waves|of death compassed
R	Tme, the floods of|ungodly men made me|afraid;|22:6 The sorrows of|hell compassed me|about; the snares of|death prevented me;|22:7 In my distress I|called upon the LORD,|and cried to my God:|and he did hear my|voice out of his|temple, and my cry did|enter into his ears.
R	T22:8 Then the earth|shook and trembled;|the foundations of|heaven moved and|shook, because he|was wroth.|22:9 There went up a|smoke out of his|nostrils, and fire out|of his mouth|devoured: coals were|kindled by it.|22:10 He bowed the|heavens also, and
R	Tcame down; and|darkness was under|his feet.|22:11 And he rode|upon a cherub, and|did fly: and he was|seen upon the wings|of the wind.|22:12 And he made|darkness pavilions|round about him, dark|waters, and thick|clouds of the skies.|22:13 Through the
R	Tbrightness before him|were coals of fire|kindled.|22:14 The LORD|thundered from|heaven, and the most|High uttered his voice.|22:15 And he sent out|arrows, and scattered|them; lightning, and|discomfited them.|22:16 And the|channels of the sea|appeared, the
R	Tfoundations of the|world were|discovered, at the|rebuking of the LORD,|at the blast of the|breath of his nostrils.|22:17 He sent from|above, he took me; he|drew me out of many|waters;|22:18 He delivered me|from my strong enemy,|and from them that|hated me: for they
R	Twere too strong for|me.|22:19 They prevented|me in the day of my|calamity: but the LORD|was my stay.|22:20 He brought me|forth also into a|large place: he|delivered me, because|he delighted in me.|22:21 The LORD|rewarded me|according to my
R	Trighteousness:|according to the|cleanness of my|hands hath he|recompensed me.|22:22 For I have kept|the ways of the LORD,|and have not wickedly|departed from my God.|22:23 For all his|judgments were|before me: and as for|his statutes, I did not|depart from them.
R	T22:24 I was also|upright before him,|and have kept myself|from mine iniquity.|22:25 Therefore the|LORD hath|recompensed me|according to my|righteousness;|according to my|cleanness in his eye|sight.|22:26 With the merciful|thou wilt shew thyself
R	Tmerciful, and with the|upright man thou wilt|shew thyself upright.|22:27 With the pure|thou wilt shew thyself|pure; and with the|froward thou wilt shew|thyself unsavoury.|22:28 And the|afflicted people thou|wilt save: but thine|eyes are upon the|haughty, that thou|mayest bring them
R	Tdown.|22:29 For thou art my|lamp, O LORD: and the|LORD will lighten my|darkness.|22:30 For by thee I|have run through a|troop: by my God have|I leaped over a wall.|22:31 As for God, his|way is perfect; the|word of the LORD is|tried: he is a buckler|to all them that trust
R	Tin him.|22:32 For who is God,|save the LORD? and|who is a rock, save|our God?|22:33 God is my|strength and power:|and he maketh my way|perfect.|22:34 He maketh my|feet like hinds' feet:|and setteth me upon|my high places.|22:35 He teacheth my
R	Thands to war; so that|a bow of steel is|broken by mine arms.|22:36 Thou hast also|given me the shield of|thy salvation: and thy|gentleness hath made|me great.|22:37 Thou hast|enlarged my steps|under me; so that my|feet did not slip.|22:38 I have pursued|mine enemies, and
R	Tdestroyed them; and|turned not again until|I had consumed them.|22:39 And I have|consumed them, and|wounded them, that|they could not arise:|yea, they are fallen|under my feet.|22:40 For thou hast|girded me with|strength to battle:|them that rose up|against me hast thou
R	Tsubdued under me.|22:41 Thou hast also|given me the necks of|mine enemies, that I|might destroy them|that hate me.|22:42 They looked, but|there was none to|save; even unto the|LORD, but he answered|them not.|22:43 Then did I beat|them as small as the|dust of the earth, I
R	Tdid stamp them as the|mire of the street,|and did spread them|abroad.|22:44 Thou also hast|delivered me from the|strivings of my people,|thou hast kept me to|be head of the|heathen: a people|which I knew not shall|serve me.|22:45 Strangers shall|submit themselves
R	Tunto me: as soon as|they hear, they shall|be obedient unto me.|22:46 Strangers shall|fade away, and they|shall be afraid out of|their close places.|22:47 The LORD liveth;|and blessed be my|rock; and exalted be|the God of the rock|of my salvation.|22:48 It is God that|avengeth me, and that
R	Tbringeth down the|people under me.|22:49 And that|bringeth me forth|from mine enemies:|thou also hast lifted|me up on high above|them that rose up|against me: thou hast|delivered me from the|violent man.|22:50 Therefore I will|give thanks unto thee,|O LORD, among the
R	Theathen, and I will sing|praises unto thy name.|22:51 He is the tower|of salvation for his|king: and sheweth|mercy to his anointed,|unto David, and to his|seed for evermore.||23:1 Now these be the|last words of David.|David the son of|Jesse said, and the|man who was raised up
R	Ton high, the anointed|of the God of Jacob,|and the sweet psalmist|of Israel, said,|23:2 The Spirit of the|LORD spake by me, and|his word was in my|tongue.|23:3 The God of Israel|said, the Rock of|Israel spake to me, He|that ruleth over men|must be just, ruling in|the fear of God.
R	T23:4 And he shall be|as the light of the|morning, when the sun|riseth, even a morning|without clouds; as the|tender grass|springing out of the|earth by clear shining|after rain.|23:5 Although my|house be not so with|God; yet he hath made|with me an everlasting|covenant, ordered in
R	Tall things, and sure:|for this is all my|salvation, and all my|desire, although he|make it not to grow.|23:6 But the sons of|Belial shall be all of|them as thorns thrust|away, because they|cannot be taken with|hands:|23:7 But the man that|shall touch them must|be fenced with iron
R	Tand the staff of a|spear; and they shall|be utterly burned with|fire in the same place.|23:8 These be the|names of the mighty|men whom David had:|The Tachmonite that|sat in the seat, chief|among the captains;|the same was Adino|the Eznite: he lift up|his spear against|eight hundred, whom
R	The slew at one time.|23:9 And after him was|Eleazar the son of|Dodo the Ahohite, one|of the three mighty|men with David, when|they defied the|Philistines that were|there gathered|together to battle,|and the men of Israel|were gone away:|23:10 He arose, and|smote the Philistines
R	Tuntil his hand was|weary, and his hand|clave unto the sword:|and the LORD wrought|a great victory that|day; and the people|returned after him|only to spoil.|23:11 And after him|was Shammah the son|of Agee the Hararite.|And the Philistines|were gathered|together into a troop,
R	Twhere was a piece of|ground full of lentiles:|and the people fled|from the Philistines.|23:12 But he stood in|the midst of the|ground, and defended|it, and slew the|Philistines: and the|LORD wrought a great|victory.|23:13 And three of|the thirty chief went|down, and came to
R	TDavid in the harvest|time unto the cave of|Adullam: and the troop|of the Philistines|pitched in the valley|of Rephaim.|23:14 And David was|then in an hold, and|the garrison of the|Philistines was then in|Bethlehem.|23:15 And David|longed, and said, Oh|that one would give me
R	Tdrink of the water of|the well of Bethlehem,|which is by the gate!|23:16 And the three|mighty men brake|through the host of|the Philistines, and|drew water out of the|well of Bethlehem, that|was by the gate, and|took it, and brought it|to David: nevertheless|he would not drink|thereof, but poured it
R	Tout unto the LORD.|23:17 And he said, Be|it far from me, O LORD,|that I should do this:|is not this the blood|of the men that went|in jeopardy of their|lives? therefore he|would not drink it.|These things did these|three mighty men.|23:18 And Abishai, the|brother of Joab, the|son of Zeruiah, was
R	Tchief among three.|And he lifted up his|spear against three|hundred, and slew|them, and had the|name among three.|23:19 Was he not most|honourable of three?|therefore he was|their captain: howbeit|he attained not unto|the first three.|23:20 And Benaiah the|son of Jehoiada, the
R	Tson of a valiant man,|of Kabzeel, who had|done many acts, he|slew two lionlike men|of Moab: he went down|also and slew a lion in|the midst of a pit in|time of snow:|23:21 And he slew an|Egyptian, a goodly|man: and the Egyptian|had a spear in his|hand; but he went|down to him with a
R	Tstaff, and plucked the|spear out of the|Egyptian's hand, and|slew him with his own|spear.|23:22 These things did|Benaiah the son of|Jehoiada, and had the|name among three|mighty men.|23:23 He was more|honourable than the|thirty, but he attained|not to the first three.
R	TAnd David set him over|his guard.|23:24 Asahel the|brother of Joab was|one of the thirty;|Elhanan the son of|Dodo of Bethlehem,|23:25 Shammah the|Harodite, Elika the|Harodite,|23:26 Helez the Paltite,|Ira the son of Ikkesh|the Tekoite,|23:27 Abiezer the
R	TAnethothite, Mebunnai|the Hushathite,|23:28 Zalmon the|Ahohite, Maharai the|Netophathite,|23:29 Heleb the son of|Baanah, a|Netophathite, Ittai the|son of Ribai out of|Gibeah of the children|of Benjamin,|23:30 Benaiah the|Pirathonite, Hiddai of|the brooks of Gaash,
R	T23:31 Abialbon the|Arbathite, Azmaveth|the Barhumite,|23:32 Eliahba the|Shaalbonite, of the|sons of Jashen,|Jonathan,|23:33 Shammah the|Hararite, Ahiam the|son of Sharar the|Hararite,|23:34 Eliphelet the son|of Ahasbai, the son of|the Maachathite, Eliam
R	Tthe son of Ahithophel|the Gilonite,|23:35 Hezrai the|Carmelite, Paarai the|Arbite,|23:36 Igal the son of|Nathan of Zobah, Bani|the Gadite,|23:37 Zelek the|Ammonite, Nahari the|Beerothite,|armourbearer to Joab|the son of Zeruiah,|23:38 Ira an Ithrite,
R	TGareb an Ithrite,|23:39 Uriah the Hittite:|thirty and seven in all.||24:1 And again the|anger of the LORD|was kindled against|Israel, and he moved|David against them to|say, Go, number Israel|and Judah.|24:2 For the king said|to Joab the captain of|the host, which was
R	Twith him, Go now|through all the tribes|of Israel, from Dan|even to Beersheba,|and number ye the|people, that I may|know the number of|the people.|24:3 And Joab said|unto the king, Now the|LORD thy God add unto|the people, how many|soever they be, an|hundredfold, and that
R	Tthe eyes of my lord|the king may see it:|but why doth my lord|the king delight in this|thing?|24:4 Notwithstanding|the king's word|prevailed against|Joab, and against the|captains of the host.|And Joab and the|captains of the host|went out from the|presence of the king,
R	Tto number the people|of Israel.|24:5 And they passed|over Jordan, and|pitched in Aroer, on|the right side of the|city that lieth in the|midst of the river of|Gad, and toward|Jazer:|24:6 Then they came|to Gilead, and to the|land of Tahtimhodshi;|and they came to
R	TDanjaan, and about to|Zidon,|24:7 And came to the|strong hold of Tyre,|and to all the cities of|the Hivites, and of the|Canaanites: and they|went out to the south|of Judah, even to|Beersheba.|24:8 So when they had|gone through all the|land, they came to|Jerusalem at the end
R	Tof nine months and|twenty days.|24:9 And Joab gave up|the sum of the number|of the people unto the|king: and there were|in Israel eight|hundred thousand|valiant men that drew|the sword; and the|men of Judah were|five hundred|thousand men.|24:10 And David's
R	Theart smote him after|that he had numbered|the people. And David|said unto the LORD, I|have sinned greatly in|that I have done: and|now, I beseech thee, O|LORD, take away the|iniquity of thy|servant; for I have|done very foolishly.|24:11 For when David|was up in the morning,|the word of the LORD
R	Tcame unto the prophet|Gad, David's seer,|saying,|24:12 Go and say unto|David, Thus saith the|LORD, I offer thee|three things; choose|thee one of them, that|I may do it unto thee.|24:13 So Gad came to|David, and told him,|and said unto him,|Shall seven years of|famine come unto thee
R	Tin thy land? or wilt|thou flee three|months before thine|enemies, while they|pursue thee? or that|there be three days'|pestilence in thy land?|now advise, and see|what answer I shall|return to him that|sent me.|24:14 And David said|unto Gad, I am in a|great strait: let us
R	Tfall now into the hand|of the LORD; for his|mercies are great:|and let me not fall into|the hand of man.|24:15 So the LORD|sent a pestilence|upon Israel from the|morning even to the|time appointed: and|there died of the|people from Dan even|to Beersheba seventy|thousand men.
R	T24:16 And when the|angel stretched out|his hand upon|Jerusalem to destroy|it, the LORD repented|him of the evil, and|said to the angel that|destroyed the people,|It is enough: stay now|thine hand. And the|angel of the LORD was|by the threshingplace|of Araunah the|Jebusite.
R	T24:17 And David spake|unto the LORD when he|saw the angel that|smote the people, and|said, Lo, I have sinned,|and I have done|wickedly: but these|sheep, what have they|done? let thine hand, I|pray thee, be against|me, and against my|father's house.|24:18 And Gad came|that day to David, and
R	Tsaid unto him, Go up,|rear an altar unto|the LORD in the|threshingfloor of|Araunah the Jebusite.|24:19 And David,|according to the|saying of Gad, went up|as the LORD|commanded.|24:20 And Araunah|looked, and saw the|king and his servants|coming on toward him:
R	Tand Araunah went out,|and bowed himself|before the king on his|face upon the ground.|24:21 And Araunah|said, Wherefore is my|lord the king come to|his servant? And|David said, To buy the|threshingfloor of|thee, to build an altar|unto the LORD, that|the plague may be|stayed from the
R	Tpeople.|24:22 And Araunah|said unto David, Let my|lord the king take and|offer up what seemeth|good unto him: behold,|here be oxen for|burnt sacrifice, and|threshing instruments|and other instruments|of the oxen for wood.|24:23 All these things|did Araunah, as a king,|give unto the king. And
R	TAraunah said unto the|king, The LORD thy God|accept thee.|24:24 And the king|said unto Araunah,|Nay; but I will surely|buy it of thee at a|price: neither will I|offer burnt offerings|unto the LORD my God|of that which doth|cost me nothing. So|David bought the|threshingfloor and
R	Tthe oxen for fifty|shekels of silver.|24:25 And David built|there an altar unto|the LORD, and offered|burnt offerings and|peace offerings. So|the LORD was|intreated for the land,|and the plague was|stayed from Israel.
R	K2;The First Book of|the Kings	T||1:1 Now king David was|old and stricken in|years; and they|covered him with|clothes, but he gat no|heat.|1:2 Wherefore his|servants said unto|him, Let there be|sought for my lord|the king a young
R	Tvirgin: and let her|stand before the king,|and let her cherish|him, and let her lie in|thy bosom, that my|lord the king may get|heat.|1:3 So they sought|for a fair damsel|throughout all the|coasts of Israel, and|found Abishag a|Shunammite, and|brought her to the
R	Tking.|1:4 And the damsel|was very fair, and|cherished the king,|and ministered to him:|but the king knew her|not.|1:5 Then Adonijah the|son of Haggith exalted|himself, saying, I will|be king: and he|prepared him chariots|and horsemen, and|fifty men to run
R	Tbefore him.|1:6 And his father had|not displeased him at|any time in saying, Why|hast thou done so?|and he also was a|very goodly man; and|his mother bare him|after Absalom.|1:7 And he conferred|with Joab the son of|Zeruiah, and with|Abiathar the priest:|and they following
R	TAdonijah helped him.|1:8 But Zadok the|priest, and Benaiah|the son of Jehoiada,|and Nathan the|prophet, and Shimei,|and Rei, and the mighty|men which belonged to|David, were not with|Adonijah.|1:9 And Adonijah slew|sheep and oxen and|fat cattle by the|stone of Zoheleth,
R	Twhich is by Enrogel,|and called all his|brethren the king's|sons, and all the men|of Judah the king's|servants:|1:10 But Nathan the|prophet, and Benaiah,|and the mighty men,|and Solomon his|brother, he called not.|1:11 Wherefore|Nathan spake unto|Bathsheba the mother
R	Tof Solomon, saying,|Hast thou not heard|that Adonijah the son|of Haggith doth reign,|and David our lord|knoweth it not?|1:12 Now therefore|come, let me, I pray|thee, give thee|counsel, that thou|mayest save thine own|life, and the life of|thy son Solomon.|1:13 Go and get thee
R	Tin unto king David, and|say unto him, Didst not|thou, my lord, O king,|swear unto thine|handmaid, saying,|Assuredly Solomon thy|son shall reign after|me, and he shall sit|upon my throne? why|then doth Adonijah|reign?|1:14 Behold, while thou|yet talkest there with|the king, I also will
R	Tcome in after thee,|and confirm thy|words.|1:15 And Bathsheba|went in unto the king|into the chamber: and|the king was very old;|and Abishag the|Shunammite ministered|unto the king.|1:16 And Bathsheba|bowed, and did|obeisance unto the|king. And the king said,
R	TWhat wouldest thou?|1:17 And she said unto|him, My lord, thou|swarest by the LORD|thy God unto thine|handmaid, saying,|Assuredly Solomon thy|son shall reign after|me, and he shall sit|upon my throne.|1:18 And now, behold,|Adonijah reigneth; and|now, my lord the king,|thou knowest it not:
R	T1:19 And he hath slain|oxen and fat cattle|and sheep in|abundance, and hath|called all the sons of|the king, and Abiathar|the priest, and Joab|the captain of the|host: but Solomon thy|servant hath he not|called.|1:20 And thou, my lord,|O king, the eyes of all|Israel are upon thee,
R	Tthat thou shouldest|tell them who shall sit|on the throne of my|lord the king after|him.|1:21 Otherwise it shall|come to pass, when my|lord the king shall|sleep with his fathers,|that I and my son|Solomon shall be|counted offenders.|1:22 And, lo, while she|yet talked with the
R	Tking, Nathan the|prophet also came in.|1:23 And they told the|king, saying, Behold|Nathan the prophet.|And when he was come|in before the king, he|bowed himself before|the king with his face|to the ground.|1:24 And Nathan said,|My lord, O king, hast|thou said, Adonijah|shall reign after me,
R	Tand he shall sit upon|my throne?|1:25 For he is gone|down this day, and|hath slain oxen and|fat cattle and sheep|in abundance, and|hath called all the|king's sons, and the|captains of the host,|and Abiathar the|priest; and, behold,|they eat and drink|before him, and say,
R	TGod save king|Adonijah.|1:26 But me, even me|thy servant, and|Zadok the priest, and|Benaiah the son of|Jehoiada, and thy|servant Solomon, hath|he not called.|1:27 Is this thing done|by my lord the king,|and thou hast not|shewed it unto thy|servant, who should
R	Tsit on the throne of|my lord the king after|him?|1:28 Then king David|answered and said,|Call me Bathsheba. And|she came into the|king's presence, and|stood before the king.|1:29 And the king|sware, and said, As|the LORD liveth, that|hath redeemed my|soul out of all
R	Tdistress,|1:30 Even as I sware|unto thee by the LORD|God of Israel, saying,|Assuredly Solomon thy|son shall reign after|me, and he shall sit|upon my throne in my|stead; even so will I|certainly do this day.|1:31 Then Bathsheba|bowed with her face|to the earth, and did|reverence to the king,
R	Tand said, Let my lord|king David live for|ever.|1:32 And king David|said, Call me Zadok the|priest, and Nathan the|prophet, and Benaiah|the son of Jehoiada.|And they came before|the king.|1:33 The king also said|unto them, Take with|you the servants of|your lord, and cause
R	TSolomon my son to|ride upon mine own|mule, and bring him|down to Gihon:|1:34 And let Zadok the|priest and Nathan the|prophet anoint him|there king over|Israel: and blow ye|with the trumpet, and|say, God save king|Solomon.|1:35 Then ye shall|come up after him,
R	Tthat he may come and|sit upon my throne;|for he shall be king in|my stead: and I have|appointed him to be|ruler over Israel and|over Judah.|1:36 And Benaiah the|son of Jehoiada|answered the king,|and said, Amen: the|LORD God of my lord|the king say so too.|1:37 As the LORD hath
R	Tbeen with my lord the|king, even so be he|with Solomon, and make|his throne greater|than the throne of my|lord king David.|1:38 So Zadok the|priest, and Nathan the|prophet, and Benaiah|the son of Jehoiada,|and the Cherethites,|and the Pelethites,|went down, and caused|Solomon to ride upon
R	Tking David's mule, and|brought him to Gihon.|1:39 And Zadok the|priest took an horn of|oil out of the|tabernacle, and|anointed Solomon. And|they blew the trumpet;|and all the people|said, God save king|Solomon.|1:40 And all the|people came up after|him, and the people
R	Tpiped with pipes, and|rejoiced with great|joy, so that the earth|rent with the sound of|them.|1:41 And Adonijah and|all the guests that|were with him heard it|as they had made an|end of eating. And|when Joab heard the|sound of the trumpet,|he said, Wherefore is|this noise of the city
R	Tbeing in an uproar?|1:42 And while he yet|spake, behold,|Jonathan the son of|Abiathar the priest|came; and Adonijah|said unto him, Come in;|for thou art a valiant|man, and bringest|good tidings.|1:43 And Jonathan|answered and said to|Adonijah, Verily our|lord king David hath
R	Tmade Solomon king.|1:44 And the king hath|sent with him Zadok|the priest, and Nathan|the prophet, and|Benaiah the son of|Jehoiada, and the|Cherethites, and the|Pelethites, and they|have caused him to|ride upon the king's|mule:|1:45 And Zadok the|priest and Nathan the
R	Tprophet have anointed|him king in Gihon: and|they are come up|from thence rejoicing,|so that the city rang|again. This is the noise|that ye have heard.|1:46 And also Solomon|sitteth on the throne|of the kingdom.|1:47 And moreover the|king's servants came|to bless our lord king|David, saying, God
R	Tmake the name of|Solomon better than|thy name, and make his|throne greater than|thy throne. And the|king bowed himself|upon the bed.|1:48 And also thus|said the king, Blessed|be the LORD God of|Israel, which hath|given one to sit on my|throne this day, mine|eyes even seeing it.
R	T1:49 And all the|guests that were with|Adonijah were afraid,|and rose up, and went|every man his way.|1:50 And Adonijah|feared because of|Solomon, and arose,|and went, and caught|hold on the horns of|the altar.|1:51 And it was told|Solomon, saying,|Behold, Adonijah
R	Tfeareth king Solomon:|for, lo, he hath caught|hold on the horns of|the altar, saying, Let|king Solomon swear|unto me today that he|will not slay his|servant with the|sword.|1:52 And Solomon said,|If he will shew himself|a worthy man, there|shall not an hair of|him fall to the earth:
R	Tbut if wickedness shall|be found in him, he|shall die.|1:53 So king Solomon|sent, and they|brought him down from|the altar. And he came|and bowed himself to|king Solomon: and|Solomon said unto him,|Go to thine house.||2:1 Now the days of|David drew nigh that
R	The should die; and he|charged Solomon his|son, saying,|2:2 I go the way of all|the earth: be thou|strong therefore, and|shew thyself a man;|2:3 And keep the|charge of the LORD|thy God, to walk in his|ways, to keep his|statutes, and his|commandments, and his|judgments, and his
R	Ttestimonies, as it is|written in the law of|Moses, that thou|mayest prosper in all|that thou doest, and|whithersoever thou|turnest thyself:|2:4 That the LORD may|continue his word|which he spake|concerning me, saying,|If thy children take|heed to their way, to|walk before me in
R	Ttruth with all their|heart and with all|their soul, there shall|not fail thee (said he)|a man on the throne|of Israel.|2:5 Moreover thou|knowest also what|Joab the son of|Zeruiah did to me, and|what he did to the two|captains of the hosts|of Israel, unto Abner|the son of Ner, and
R	Tunto Amasa the son of|Jether, whom he slew,|and shed the blood of|war in peace, and put|the blood of war upon|his girdle that was|about his loins, and in|his shoes that were|on his feet.|2:6 Do therefore|according to thy|wisdom, and let not his|hoar head go down to|the grave in peace.
R	T2:7 But shew kindness|unto the sons of|Barzillai the Gileadite,|and let them be of|those that eat at thy|table: for so they|came to me when I fled|because of Absalom|thy brother.|2:8 And, behold, thou|hast with thee Shimei|the son of Gera, a|Benjamite of Bahurim,|which cursed me with a
R	Tgrievous curse in the|day when I went to|Mahanaim: but he came|down to meet me at|Jordan, and I sware|to him by the LORD,|saying, I will not put|thee to death with the|sword.|2:9 Now therefore|hold him not guiltless:|for thou art a wise|man, and knowest what|thou oughtest to do
R	Tunto him; but his hoar|head bring thou down|to the grave with|blood.|2:10 So David slept|with his fathers, and|was buried in the city|of David.|2:11 And the days that|David reigned over|Israel were forty|years: seven years|reigned he in Hebron,|and thirty and three
R	Tyears reigned he in|Jerusalem.|2:12 Then sat Solomon|upon the throne of|David his father; and|his kingdom was|established greatly.|2:13 And Adonijah the|son of Haggith came|to Bathsheba the|mother of Solomon.|And she said, Comest|thou peaceably? And|he said, Peaceably.
R	T2:14 He said moreover,|I have somewhat to|say unto thee. And|she said, Say on.|2:15 And he said, Thou|knowest that the|kingdom was mine, and|that all Israel set|their faces on me,|that I should reign:|howbeit the kingdom is|turned about, and is|become my brother's:|for it was his from the
R	TLORD.|2:16 And now I ask|one petition of thee,|deny me not. And she|said unto him, Say on.|2:17 And he said,|Speak, I pray thee,|unto Solomon the king,|(for he will not say|thee nay,) that he give|me Abishag the|Shunammite to wife.|2:18 And Bathsheba|said, Well; I will speak
R	Tfor thee unto the king.|2:19 Bathsheba|therefore went unto|king Solomon, to speak|unto him for Adonijah.|And the king rose up|to meet her, and|bowed himself unto|her, and sat down on|his throne, and|caused a seat to be|set for the king's|mother; and she sat|on his right hand.
R	T2:20 Then she said, I|desire one small|petition of thee; I|pray thee, say me not|nay. And the king said|unto her, Ask on, my|mother: for I will not|say thee nay.|2:21 And she said, Let|Abishag the|Shunammite be given to|Adonijah thy brother|to wife.|2:22 And king Solomon
R	Tanswered and said|unto his mother, And|why dost thou ask|Abishag the|Shunammite for|Adonijah? ask for him|the kingdom also; for|he is mine elder|brother; even for him,|and for Abiathar the|priest, and for Joab|the son of Zeruiah.|2:23 Then king Solomon|sware by the LORD,
R	Tsaying, God do so to|me, and more also, if|Adonijah have not|spoken this word|against his own life.|2:24 Now therefore,|as the LORD liveth,|which hath established|me, and set me on the|throne of David my|father, and who hath|made me an house, as|he promised, Adonijah|shall be put to death
R	Tthis day.|2:25 And king Solomon|sent by the hand of|Benaiah the son of|Jehoiada; and he fell|upon him that he died.|2:26 And unto Abiathar|the priest said the|king, Get thee to|Anathoth, unto thine|own fields; for thou|art worthy of death:|but I will not at this|time put thee to death,
R	Tbecause thou barest|the ark of the LORD|God before David my|father, and because|thou hast been|afflicted in all wherein|my father was|afflicted.|2:27 So Solomon|thrust out Abiathar|from being priest unto|the LORD; that he might|fulfil the word of the|LORD, which he spake
R	Tconcerning the house|of Eli in Shiloh.|2:28 Then tidings came|to Joab: for Joab had|turned after|Adonijah, though he|turned not after|Absalom. And Joab|fled unto the|tabernacle of the|LORD, and caught hold|on the horns of the|altar.|2:29 And it was told
R	Tking Solomon that Joab|was fled unto the|tabernacle of the|LORD; and, behold, he|is by the altar. Then|Solomon sent Benaiah|the son of Jehoiada,|saying, Go, fall upon|him.|2:30 And Benaiah came|to the tabernacle of|the LORD, and said|unto him, Thus saith|the king, Come forth.
R	TAnd he said, Nay; but I|will die here. And|Benaiah brought the|king word again,|saying, Thus said|Joab, and thus he|answered me.|2:31 And the king said|unto him, Do as he|hath said, and fall|upon him, and bury him;|that thou mayest take|away the innocent|blood, which Joab
R	Tshed, from me, and|from the house of my|father.|2:32 And the LORD|shall return his blood|upon his own head,|who fell upon two men|more righteous and|better than he, and|slew them with the|sword, my father|David not knowing|thereof, to wit, Abner|the son of Ner,
R	Tcaptain of the host of|Israel, and Amasa the|son of Jether, captain|of the host of Judah.|2:33 Their blood shall|therefore return|upon the head of|Joab, and upon the|head of his seed for|ever: but upon David,|and upon his seed,|and upon his house,|and upon his throne,|shall there be peace
R	Tfor ever from the|LORD.|2:34 So Benaiah the|son of Jehoiada went|up, and fell upon him,|and slew him: and he|was buried in his own|house in the|wilderness.|2:35 And the king put|Benaiah the son of|Jehoiada in his room|over the host: and|Zadok the priest did
R	Tthe king put in the|room of Abiathar.|2:36 And the king sent|and called for Shimei,|and said unto him,|Build thee an house in|Jerusalem, and dwell|there, and go not|forth thence any|whither.|2:37 For it shall be,|that on the day thou|goest out, and|passest over the
R	Tbrook Kidron, thou|shalt know for certain|that thou shalt surely|die: thy blood shall be|upon thine own head.|2:38 And Shimei said|unto the king, The|saying is good: as my|lord the king hath|said, so will thy|servant do. And Shimei|dwelt in Jerusalem|many days.|2:39 And it came to
R	Tpass at the end of|three years, that two|of the servants of|Shimei ran away unto|Achish son of|Maachah king of Gath.|And they told Shimei,|saying, Behold, thy|servants be in Gath.|2:40 And Shimei arose,|and saddled his ass,|and went to Gath to|Achish to seek his|servants: and Shimei
R	Twent, and brought his|servants from Gath.|2:41 And it was told|Solomon that Shimei|had gone from|Jerusalem to Gath,|and was come again.|2:42 And the king sent|and called for Shimei,|and said unto him, Did I|not make thee to|swear by the LORD,|and protested unto|thee, saying, Know for
R	Ta certain, on the day|thou goest out, and|walkest abroad any|whither, that thou|shalt surely die? and|thou saidst unto me,|The word that I have|heard is good.|2:43 Why then hast|thou not kept the oath|of the LORD, and the|commandment that I|have charged thee|with?
R	T2:44 The king said|moreover to Shimei,|Thou knowest all the|wickedness which thine|heart is privy to, that|thou didst to David my|father: therefore the|LORD shall return thy|wickedness upon thine|own head;|2:45 And king Solomon|shall be blessed, and|the throne of David|shall be established
R	Tbefore the LORD for|ever.|2:46 So the king|commanded Benaiah|the son of Jehoiada;|which went out, and|fell upon him, that he|died. And the kingdom|was established in the|hand of Solomon.||3:1 And Solomon made|affinity with Pharaoh|king of Egypt, and
R	Ttook Pharaoh's|daughter, and brought|her into the city of|David, until he had|made an end of|building his own house,|and the house of the|LORD, and the wall of|Jerusalem round|about.|3:2 Only the people|sacrificed in high|places, because there|was no house built
R	Tunto the name of the|LORD, until those days.|3:3 And Solomon loved|the LORD, walking in|the statutes of David|his father: only he|sacrificed and burnt|incense in high places.|3:4 And the king went|to Gibeon to sacrifice|there; for that was|the great high place:|a thousand burnt|offerings did Solomon
R	Toffer upon that altar.|3:5 In Gibeon the LORD|appeared to Solomon|in a dream by night:|and God said, Ask what|I shall give thee.|3:6 And Solomon said,|Thou hast shewed|unto thy servant|David my father great|mercy, according as|he walked before thee|in truth, and in|righteousness, and in
R	Tuprightness of heart|with thee; and thou|hast kept for him this|great kindness, that|thou hast given him a|son to sit on his|throne, as it is this|day.|3:7 And now, O LORD my|God, thou hast made|thy servant king|instead of David my|father: and I am but a|little child: I know not
R	Thow to go out or come|in.|3:8 And thy servant is|in the midst of thy|people which thou|hast chosen, a great|people, that cannot be|numbered nor counted|for multitude.|3:9 Give therefore thy|servant an|understanding heart|to judge thy people,|that I may discern
R	Tbetween good and bad:|for who is able to|judge this thy so|great a people?|3:10 And the speech|pleased the LORD, that|Solomon had asked|this thing.|3:11 And God said unto|him, Because thou hast|asked this thing, and|hast not asked for|thyself long life;|neither hast asked
R	Triches for thyself,|nor hast asked the|life of thine enemies;|but hast asked for|thyself understanding|to discern judgment;|3:12 Behold, I have|done according to thy|words: lo, I have given|thee a wise and an|understanding heart;|so that there was|none like thee before|thee, neither after
R	Tthee shall any arise|like unto thee.|3:13 And I have also|given thee that which|thou hast not asked,|both riches, and|honour: so that there|shall not be any|among the kings like|unto thee all thy days.|3:14 And if thou wilt|walk in my ways, to|keep my statutes and|my commandments, as
R	Tthy father David did|walk, then I will|lengthen thy days.|3:15 And Solomon|awoke; and, behold, it|was a dream. And he|came to Jerusalem,|and stood before the|ark of the covenant|of the LORD, and|offered up burnt|offerings, and|offered peace|offerings, and made a
R	Tfeast to all his|servants.|3:16 Then came there|two women, that were|harlots, unto the king,|and stood before him.|3:17 And the one|woman said, O my lord,|I and this woman dwell|in one house; and I|was delivered of a|child with her in the|house.|3:18 And it came to
R	Tpass the third day|after that I was|delivered, that this|woman was delivered|also: and we were|together; there was|no stranger with us in|the house, save we|two in the house.|3:19 And this woman's|child died in the night;|because she overlaid|it.|3:20 And she arose at
R	Tmidnight, and took my|son from beside me,|while thine handmaid|slept, and laid it in her|bosom, and laid her|dead child in my|bosom.|3:21 And when I rose|in the morning to give|my child suck, behold,|it was dead: but when I|had considered it in|the morning, behold, it|was not my son, which
R	TI did bear.|3:22 And the other|woman said, Nay; but|the living is my son,|and the dead is thy|son. And this said, No;|but the dead is thy|son, and the living is|my son. Thus they|spake before the king.|3:23 Then said the|king, The one saith,|This is my son that|liveth, and thy son is
R	Tthe dead: and the|other saith, Nay; but|thy son is the dead,|and my son is the|living.|3:24 And the king said,|Bring me a sword. And|they brought a sword|before the king.|3:25 And the king said,|Divide the living child|in two, and give half to|the one, and half to|the other.
R	T3:26 Then spake the|woman whose the living|child was unto the|king, for her bowels|yearned upon her|son, and she said, O|my lord, give her the|living child, and in no|wise slay it. But the|other said, Let it be|neither mine nor thine,|but divide it.|3:27 Then the king|answered and said,
R	TGive her the living|child, and in no wise|slay it: she is the|mother thereof.|3:28 And all Israel|heard of the|judgment which the|king had judged; and|they feared the king:|for they saw that the|wisdom of God was in|him, to do judgment.||4:1 So king Solomon
R	Twas king over all|Israel.|4:2 And these were|the princes which he|had; Azariah the son|of Zadok the priest,|4:3 Elihoreph and|Ahiah, the sons of|Shisha, scribes;|Jehoshaphat the son|of Ahilud, the|recorder.|4:4 And Benaiah the|son of Jehoiada was
R	Tover the host: and|Zadok and Abiathar|were the priests:|4:5 And Azariah the|son of Nathan was|over the officers: and|Zabud the son of|Nathan was principal|officer, and the king's|friend:|4:6 And Ahishar was|over the household:|and Adoniram the son|of Abda was over the
R	Ttribute.|4:7 And Solomon had|twelve officers over|all Israel, which|provided victuals for|the king and his|household: each man|his month in a year|made provision.|4:8 And these are|their names: The son|of Hur, in mount|Ephraim:|4:9 The son of Dekar,
R	Tin Makaz, and in|Shaalbim, and|Bethshemesh, and|Elonbethhanan:|4:10 The son of|Hesed, in Aruboth; to|him pertained Sochoh,|and all the land of|Hepher:|4:11 The son of|Abinadab, in all the|region of Dor; which|had Taphath the|daughter of Solomon
R	Tto wife:|4:12 Baana the son of|Ahilud; to him|pertained Taanach|and Megiddo, and all|Bethshean, which is by|Zartanah beneath|Jezreel, from|Bethshean to|Abelmeholah, even|unto the place that is|beyond Jokneam:|4:13 The son of|Geber, in Ramothgilead;
R	Tto him pertained the|towns of Jair the son|of Manasseh, which|are in Gilead; to him|also pertained the|region of Argob, which|is in Bashan,|threescore great|cities with walls and|brasen bars:|4:14 Ahinadab the son|of Iddo had Mahanaim:|4:15 Ahimaaz was in|Naphtali; he also took
R	TBasmath the daughter|of Solomon to wife:|4:16 Baanah the son|of Hushai was in|Asher and in Aloth:|4:17 Jehoshaphat the|son of Paruah, in|Issachar:|4:18 Shimei the son of|Elah, in Benjamin:|4:19 Geber the son of|Uri was in the country|of Gilead, in the|country of Sihon king
R	Tof the Amorites, and|of Og king of Bashan;|and he was the only|officer which was in|the land.|4:20 Judah and Israel|were many, as the|sand which is by the|sea in multitude, eating|and drinking, and|making merry.|4:21 And Solomon|reigned over all|kingdoms from the
R	Triver unto the land of|the Philistines, and|unto the border of|Egypt: they brought|presents, and served|Solomon all the days|of his life.|4:22 And Solomon's|provision for one day|was thirty measures|of fine flour, and|threescore measures|of meal,|4:23 Ten fat oxen, and
R	Ttwenty oxen out of|the pastures, and an|hundred sheep, beside|harts, and roebucks,|and fallowdeer, and|fatted fowl.|4:24 For he had|dominion over all the|region on this side the|river, from Tiphsah|even to Azzah, over|all the kings on this|side the river: and he|had peace on all sides
R	Tround about him.|4:25 And Judah and|Israel dwelt safely,|every man under his|vine and under his fig|tree, from Dan even|to Beersheba, all the|days of Solomon.|4:26 And Solomon had|forty thousand stalls|of horses for his|chariots, and twelve|thousand horsemen.|4:27 And those
R	Tofficers provided|victual for king|Solomon, and for all|that came unto king|Solomon's table, every|man in his month: they|lacked nothing.|4:28 Barley also and|straw for the horses|and dromedaries|brought they unto the|place where the|officers were, every|man according to his
R	Tcharge.|4:29 And God gave|Solomon wisdom and|understanding|exceeding much, and|largeness of heart,|even as the sand that|is on the sea shore.|4:30 And Solomon's|wisdom excelled the|wisdom of all the|children of the east|country, and all the|wisdom of Egypt.
R	T4:31 For he was wiser|than all men; than|Ethan the Ezrahite,|and Heman, and|Chalcol, and Darda,|the sons of Mahol: and|his fame was in all|nations round about.|4:32 And he spake|three thousand|proverbs: and his|songs were a|thousand and five.|4:33 And he spake of
R	Ttrees, from the cedar|tree that is in|Lebanon even unto|the hyssop that|springeth out of the|wall: he spake also of|beasts, and of fowl,|and of creeping|things, and of fishes.|4:34 And there came|of all people to hear|the wisdom of Solomon,|from all kings of the|earth, which had
R	Theard of his wisdom.||5:1 And Hiram king of|Tyre sent his|servants unto|Solomon; for he had|heard that they had|anointed him king in|the room of his|father: for Hiram was|ever a lover of David.|5:2 And Solomon sent|to Hiram, saying,|5:3 Thou knowest how
R	Tthat David my father|could not build an|house unto the name|of the LORD his God|for the wars which|were about him on|every side, until the|LORD put them under|the soles of his feet.|5:4 But now the LORD|my God hath given me|rest on every side, so|that there is neither|adversary nor evil
R	Toccurrent.|5:5 And, behold, I|purpose to build an|house unto the name|of the LORD my God,|as the LORD spake|unto David my father,|saying, Thy son, whom|I will set upon thy|throne in thy room, he|shall build an house|unto my name.|5:6 Now therefore|command thou that
R	Tthey hew me cedar|trees out of Lebanon;|and my servants shall|be with thy servants:|and unto thee will I|give hire for thy|servants according to|all that thou shalt|appoint: for thou|knowest that there is|not among us any that|can skill to hew timber|like unto the Sidonians.|5:7 And it came to
R	Tpass, when Hiram|heard the words of|Solomon, that he|rejoiced greatly, and|said, Blessed be the|LORD this day, which|hath given unto David|a wise son over this|great people.|5:8 And Hiram sent to|Solomon, saying, I|have considered the|things which thou|sentest to me for: and
R	TI will do all thy desire|concerning timber of|cedar, and concerning|timber of fir.|5:9 My servants shall|bring them down from|Lebanon unto the sea:|and I will convey them|by sea in floats unto|the place that thou|shalt appoint me, and|will cause them to be|discharged there, and|thou shalt receive
R	Tthem: and thou shalt|accomplish my desire,|in giving food for my|household.|5:10 So Hiram gave|Solomon cedar trees|and fir trees|according to all his|desire.|5:11 And Solomon gave|Hiram twenty thousand|measures of wheat|for food to his|household, and twenty
R	Tmeasures of pure oil:|thus gave Solomon to|Hiram year by year.|5:12 And the LORD|gave Solomon wisdom,|as he promised him:|and there was peace|between Hiram and|Solomon; and they two|made a league|together.|5:13 And king Solomon|raised a levy out of|all Israel; and the
R	Tlevy was thirty|thousand men.|5:14 And he sent them|to Lebanon, ten|thousand a month by|courses: a month they|were in Lebanon, and|two months at home:|and Adoniram was|over the levy.|5:15 And Solomon had|threescore and ten|thousand that bare|burdens, and
R	Tfourscore thousand|hewers in the|mountains;|5:16 Beside the chief|of Solomon's officers|which were over the|work, three thousand|and three hundred,|which ruled over the|people that wrought in|the work.|5:17 And the king|commanded, and they|brought great stones,
R	Tcostly stones, and|hewed stones, to lay|the foundation of the|house.|5:18 And Solomon's|builders and Hiram's|builders did hew them,|and the|stonesquarers: so|they prepared timber|and stones to build|the house.||6:1 And it came to
R	Tpass in the four|hundred and eightieth|year after the|children of Israel|were come out of the|land of Egypt, in the|fourth year of|Solomon's reign over|Israel, in the month|Zif, which is the|second month, that he|began to build the|house of the LORD.|6:2 And the house
R	Twhich king Solomon|built for the LORD, the|length thereof was|threescore cubits,|and the breadth|thereof twenty cubits,|and the height|thereof thirty cubits.|6:3 And the porch|before the temple of|the house, twenty|cubits was the length|thereof, according to|the breadth of the
R	Thouse; and ten cubits|was the breadth|thereof before the|house.|6:4 And for the house|he made windows of|narrow lights.|6:5 And against the|wall of the house he|built chambers round|about, against the|walls of the house|round about, both of|the temple and of the
R	Toracle: and he made|chambers round|about:|6:6 The nethermost|chamber was five|cubits broad, and the|middle was six cubits|broad, and the third|was seven cubits|broad: for without in|the wall of the house|he made narrowed|rests round about,|that the beams should
R	Tnot be fastened in the|walls of the house.|6:7 And the house,|when it was in building,|was built of stone|made ready before it|was brought thither:|so that there was|neither hammer nor|axe nor any tool of|iron heard in the|house, while it was in|building.|6:8 The door for the
R	Tmiddle chamber was in|the right side of the|house: and they went|up with winding stairs|into the middle|chamber, and out of|the middle into the|third.|6:9 So he built the|house, and finished it;|and covered the|house with beams and|boards of cedar.|6:10 And then he built
R	Tchambers against all|the house, five cubits|high: and they rested|on the house with|timber of cedar.|6:11 And the word of|the LORD came to|Solomon, saying,|6:12 Concerning this|house which thou art|in building, if thou wilt|walk in my statutes,|and execute my|judgments, and keep
R	Tall my commandments|to walk in them; then|will I perform my word|with thee, which I|spake unto David thy|father:|6:13 And I will dwell|among the children of|Israel, and will not|forsake my people|Israel.|6:14 So Solomon built|the house, and|finished it.
R	T6:15 And he built the|walls of the house|within with boards of|cedar, both the floor|of the house, and the|walls of the ceiling:|and he covered them|on the inside with|wood, and covered the|floor of the house|with planks of fir.|6:16 And he built|twenty cubits on the|sides of the house,
R	Tboth the floor and the|walls with boards of|cedar: he even built|them for it within, even|for the oracle, even|for the most holy|place.|6:17 And the house,|that is, the temple|before it, was forty|cubits long.|6:18 And the cedar of|the house within was|carved with knops and
R	Topen flowers: all was|cedar; there was no|stone seen.|6:19 And the oracle|he prepared in the|house within, to set|there the ark of the|covenant of the LORD.|6:20 And the oracle in|the forepart was|twenty cubits in|length, and twenty|cubits in breadth, and|twenty cubits in the
R	Theight thereof: and he|overlaid it with pure|gold; and so covered|the altar which was of|cedar.|6:21 So Solomon|overlaid the house|within with pure gold:|and he made a|partition by the chains|of gold before the|oracle; and he|overlaid it with gold.|6:22 And the whole
R	Thouse he overlaid with|gold, until he had|finished all the house:|also the whole altar|that was by the|oracle he overlaid|with gold.|6:23 And within the|oracle he made two|cherubims of olive|tree, each ten cubits|high.|6:24 And five cubits|was the one wing of
R	Tthe cherub, and five|cubits the other wing|of the cherub: from|the uttermost part of|the one wing unto the|uttermost part of the|other were ten cubits.|6:25 And the other|cherub was ten cubits:|both the cherubims|were of one measure|and one size.|6:26 The height of the|one cherub was ten
R	Tcubits, and so was it|of the other cherub.|6:27 And he set the|cherubims within the|inner house: and they|stretched forth the|wings of the|cherubims, so that the|wing of the one|touched the one wall,|and the wing of the|other cherub touched|the other wall; and|their wings touched
R	Tone another in the|midst of the house.|6:28 And he overlaid|the cherubims with|gold.|6:29 And he carved all|the walls of the house|round about with|carved figures of|cherubims and palm|trees and open|flowers, within and|without.|6:30 And the floors of
R	Tthe house he overlaid|with gold, within and|without.|6:31 And for the|entering of the oracle|he made doors of|olive tree: the lintel|and side posts were a|fifth part of the wall.|6:32 The two doors|also were of olive|tree; and he carved|upon them carvings of|cherubims and palm
R	Ttrees and open|flowers, and overlaid|them with gold, and|spread gold upon the|cherubims, and upon|the palm trees.|6:33 So also made he|for the door of the|temple posts of olive|tree, a fourth part of|the wall.|6:34 And the two|doors were of fir|tree: the two leaves
R	Tof the one door were|folding, and the two|leaves of the other|door were folding.|6:35 And he carved|thereon cherubims|and palm trees and|open flowers: and|covered them with|gold fitted upon the|carved work.|6:36 And he built the|inner court with three|rows of hewed stone,
R	Tand a row of cedar|beams.|6:37 In the fourth|year was the|foundation of the|house of the LORD|laid, in the month Zif:|6:38 And in the|eleventh year, in the|month Bul, which is the|eighth month, was the|house finished|throughout all the|parts thereof, and
R	Taccording to all the|fashion of it. So was|he seven years in|building it.||7:1 But Solomon was|building his own house|thirteen years, and he|finished all his house.|7:2 He built also the|house of the forest|of Lebanon; the length|thereof was an|hundred cubits, and
R	Tthe breadth thereof|fifty cubits, and the|height thereof thirty|cubits, upon four|rows of cedar pillars,|with cedar beams upon|the pillars.|7:3 And it was covered|with cedar above upon|the beams, that lay on|forty five pillars,|fifteen in a row.|7:4 And there were|windows in three rows,
R	Tand light was against|light in three ranks.|7:5 And all the doors|and posts were|square, with the|windows: and light was|against light in three|ranks.|7:6 And he made a|porch of pillars; the|length thereof was|fifty cubits, and the|breadth thereof|thirty cubits: and the
R	Tporch was before|them: and the other|pillars and the thick|beam were before|them.|7:7 Then he made a|porch for the throne|where he might judge,|even the porch of|judgment: and it was|covered with cedar|from one side of the|floor to the other.|7:8 And his house
R	Twhere he dwelt had|another court within|the porch, which was|of the like work.|Solomon made also an|house for Pharaoh's|daughter, whom he had|taken to wife, like unto|this porch.|7:9 All these were of|costly stones,|according to the|measures of hewed|stones, sawed with
R	Tsaws, within and|without, even from the|foundation unto the|coping, and so on the|outside toward the|great court.|7:10 And the|foundation was of|costly stones, even|great stones, stones|of ten cubits, and|stones of eight cubits.|7:11 And above were|costly stones, after
R	Tthe measures of|hewed stones, and|cedars.|7:12 And the great|court round about|was with three rows|of hewed stones, and|a row of cedar beams,|both for the inner|court of the house of|the LORD, and for the|porch of the house.|7:13 And king Solomon|sent and fetched
R	THiram out of Tyre.|7:14 He was a widow's|son of the tribe of|Naphtali, and his|father was a man of|Tyre, a worker in|brass: and he was|filled with wisdom, and|understanding, and|cunning to work all|works in brass. And|he came to king|Solomon, and wrought|all his work.
R	T7:15 For he cast two|pillars of brass, of|eighteen cubits high|apiece: and a line of|twelve cubits did|compass either of|them about.|7:16 And he made two|chapiters of molten|brass, to set upon the|tops of the pillars:|the height of the one|chapiter was five|cubits, and the height
R	Tof the other chapiter|was five cubits:|7:17 And nets of|checker work, and|wreaths of chain work,|for the chapiters|which were upon the|top of the pillars;|seven for the one|chapiter, and seven|for the other|chapiter.|7:18 And he made the|pillars, and two rows
R	Tround about upon the|one network, to cover|the chapiters that|were upon the top,|with pomegranates:|and so did he for the|other chapiter.|7:19 And the chapiters|that were upon the|top of the pillars|were of lily work in|the porch, four|cubits.|7:20 And the chapiters
R	Tupon the two pillars|had pomegranates|also above, over|against the belly which|was by the network:|and the pomegranates|were two hundred in|rows round about|upon the other|chapiter.|7:21 And he set up the|pillars in the porch of|the temple: and he set|up the right pillar, and
R	Tcalled the name|thereof Jachin: and|he set up the left|pillar, and called the|name thereof Boaz.|7:22 And upon the top|of the pillars was lily|work: so was the work|of the pillars finished.|7:23 And he made a|molten sea, ten cubits|from the one brim to|the other: it was|round all about, and
R	This height was five|cubits: and a line of|thirty cubits did|compass it round|about.|7:24 And under the|brim of it round about|there were knops|compassing it, ten in a|cubit, compassing the|sea round about: the|knops were cast in|two rows, when it was|cast.
R	T7:25 It stood upon|twelve oxen, three|looking toward the|north, and three|looking toward the|west, and three|looking toward the|south, and three|looking toward the|east: and the sea was|set above upon them,|and all their hinder|parts were inward.|7:26 And it was an
R	Thand breadth thick,|and the brim thereof|was wrought like the|brim of a cup, with|flowers of lilies: it|contained two|thousand baths.|7:27 And he made ten|bases of brass; four|cubits was the length|of one base, and four|cubits the breadth|thereof, and three|cubits the height of it.
R	T7:28 And the work of|the bases was on this|manner: they had|borders, and the|borders were between|the ledges:|7:29 And on the|borders that were|between the ledges|were lions, oxen, and|cherubims: and upon|the ledges there was|a base above: and|beneath the lions and
R	Toxen were certain|additions made of thin|work.|7:30 And every base|had four brasen|wheels, and plates of|brass: and the four|corners thereof had|undersetters: under|the laver were|undersetters molten,|at the side of every|addition.|7:31 And the mouth of
R	Tit within the chapiter|and above was a cubit:|but the mouth thereof|was round after the|work of the base, a|cubit and an half: and|also upon the mouth|of it were gravings|with their borders,|foursquare, not|round.|7:32 And under the|borders were four|wheels; and the
R	Taxletrees of the|wheels were joined to|the base: and the|height of a wheel was|a cubit and half a|cubit.|7:33 And the work of|the wheels was like|the work of a chariot|wheel: their axletrees,|and their naves, and|their felloes, and|their spokes, were all|molten.
R	T7:34 And there were|four undersetters to|the four corners of|one base: and the|undersetters were of|the very base itself.|7:35 And in the top of|the base was there a|round compass of|half a cubit high: and|on the top of the|base the ledges|thereof and the|borders thereof were
R	Tof the same.|7:36 For on the plates|of the ledges thereof,|and on the borders|thereof, he graved|cherubims, lions, and|palm trees, according|to the proportion of|every one, and|additions round about.|7:37 After this manner|he made the ten|bases: all of them had|one casting, one
R	Tmeasure, and one size.|7:38 Then made he ten|lavers of brass: one|laver contained forty|baths: and every|laver was four cubits:|and upon every one|of the ten bases one|laver.|7:39 And he put five|bases on the right|side of the house, and|five on the left side|of the house: and he
R	Tset the sea on the|right side of the|house eastward over|against the south.|7:40 And Hiram made|the lavers, and the|shovels, and the|basons. So Hiram made|an end of doing all|the work that he made|king Solomon for the|house of the LORD:|7:41 The two pillars,|and the two bowls of
R	Tthe chapiters that|were on the top of|the two pillars; and|the two networks, to|cover the two bowls|of the chapiters which|were upon the top of|the pillars;|7:42 And four|hundred|pomegranates for the|two networks, even|two rows of|pomegranates for one
R	Tnetwork, to cover the|two bowls of the|chapiters that were|upon the pillars;|7:43 And the ten|bases, and ten lavers|on the bases;|7:44 And one sea, and|twelve oxen under the|sea;|7:45 And the pots, and|the shovels, and the|basons: and all these|vessels, which Hiram
R	Tmade to king Solomon|for the house of the|LORD, were of bright|brass.|7:46 In the plain of|Jordan did the king|cast them, in the clay|ground between|Succoth and Zarthan.|7:47 And Solomon left|all the vessels|unweighed, because|they were exceeding|many: neither was the
R	Tweight of the brass|found out.|7:48 And Solomon made|all the vessels that|pertained unto the|house of the LORD:|the altar of gold, and|the table of gold,|whereupon the|shewbread was,|7:49 And the|candlesticks of pure|gold, five on the right|side, and five on the
R	Tleft, before the|oracle, with the|flowers, and the|lamps, and the tongs|of gold,|7:50 And the bowls,|and the snuffers, and|the basons, and the|spoons, and the|censers of pure gold;|and the hinges of|gold, both for the|doors of the inner|house, the most holy
R	Tplace, and for the|doors of the house,|to wit, of the temple.|7:51 So was ended all|the work that king|Solomon made for the|house of the LORD.|And Solomon brought|in the things which|David his father had|dedicated; even the|silver, and the gold,|and the vessels, did|he put among the
R	Ttreasures of the|house of the LORD.||8:1 Then Solomon|assembled the elders|of Israel, and all the|heads of the tribes,|the chief of the|fathers of the|children of Israel,|unto king Solomon in|Jerusalem, that they|might bring up the ark|of the covenant of
R	Tthe LORD out of the|city of David, which is|Zion.|8:2 And all the men of|Israel assembled|themselves unto king|Solomon at the feast|in the month Ethanim,|which is the seventh|month.|8:3 And all the elders|of Israel came, and|the priests took up|the ark.
R	T8:4 And they brought|up the ark of the|LORD, and the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and all|the holy vessels that|were in the|tabernacle, even|those did the priests|and the Levites bring|up.|8:5 And king Solomon,|and all the|congregation of
R	TIsrael, that were|assembled unto him,|were with him before|the ark, sacrificing|sheep and oxen, that|could not be told nor|numbered for|multitude.|8:6 And the priests|brought in the ark of|the covenant of the|LORD unto his place,|into the oracle of the|house, to the most
R	Tholy place, even|under the wings of|the cherubims.|8:7 For the cherubims|spread forth their|two wings over the|place of the ark, and|the cherubims|covered the ark and|the staves thereof|above.|8:8 And they drew out|the staves, that the|ends of the staves
R	Twere seen out in the|holy place before the|oracle, and they were|not seen without: and|there they are unto|this day.|8:9 There was nothing|in the ark save the|two tables of stone,|which Moses put there|at Horeb, when the|LORD made a covenant|with the children of|Israel, when they
R	Tcame out of the land|of Egypt.|8:10 And it came to|pass, when the priests|were come out of the|holy place, that the|cloud filled the house|of the LORD,|8:11 So that the|priests could not|stand to minister|because of the cloud:|for the glory of the|LORD had filled the
R	Thouse of the LORD.|8:12 Then spake|Solomon, The LORD|said that he would|dwell in the thick|darkness.|8:13 I have surely|built thee an house to|dwell in, a settled|place for thee to|abide in for ever.|8:14 And the king|turned his face about,|and blessed all the
R	Tcongregation of|Israel: (and all the|congregation of|Israel stood;)|8:15 And he said,|Blessed be the LORD|God of Israel, which|spake with his mouth|unto David my father,|and hath with his hand|fulfilled it, saying,|8:16 Since the day|that I brought forth|my people Israel out
R	Tof Egypt, I chose no|city out of all the|tribes of Israel to|build an house, that|my name might be|therein; but I chose|David to be over my|people Israel.|8:17 And it was in the|heart of David my|father to build an|house for the name of|the LORD God of|Israel.
R	T8:18 And the LORD said|unto David my father,|Whereas it was in thine|heart to build an|house unto my name,|thou didst well that it|was in thine heart.|8:19 Nevertheless|thou shalt not build|the house; but thy son|that shall come forth|out of thy loins, he|shall build the house|unto my name.
R	T8:20 And the LORD|hath performed his|word that he spake,|and I am risen up in|the room of David my|father, and sit on the|throne of Israel, as|the LORD promised,|and have built an|house for the name of|the LORD God of|Israel.|8:21 And I have set|there a place for the
R	Tark, wherein is the|covenant of the LORD,|which he made with our|fathers, when he|brought them out of|the land of Egypt.|8:22 And Solomon|stood before the|altar of the LORD in|the presence of all|the congregation of|Israel, and spread|forth his hands|toward heaven:
R	T8:23 And he said, LORD|God of Israel, there is|no God like thee, in|heaven above, or on|earth beneath, who|keepest covenant and|mercy with thy|servants that walk|before thee with all|their heart:|8:24 Who hast kept|with thy servant David|my father that thou|promisedst him: thou
R	Tspakest also with thy|mouth, and hast|fulfilled it with thine|hand, as it is this day.|8:25 Therefore now,|LORD God of Israel,|keep with thy servant|David my father that|thou promisedst him,|saying, There shall|not fail thee a man in|my sight to sit on the|throne of Israel; so|that thy children take
R	Theed to their way, that|they walk before me|as thou hast walked|before me.|8:26 And now, O God of|Israel, let thy word, I|pray thee, be verified,|which thou spakest|unto thy servant|David my father.|8:27 But will God|indeed dwell on the|earth? behold, the|heaven and heaven of
R	Theavens cannot|contain thee; how much|less this house that I|have builded?|8:28 Yet have thou|respect unto the|prayer of thy|servant, and to his|supplication, O LORD|my God, to hearken|unto the cry and to|the prayer, which thy|servant prayeth|before thee to day:
R	T8:29 That thine eyes|may be open toward|this house night and|day, even toward the|place of which thou|hast said, My name|shall be there: that|thou mayest hearken|unto the prayer which|thy servant shall|make toward this|place.|8:30 And hearken thou|to the supplication of
R	Tthy servant, and of|thy people Israel,|when they shall pray|toward this place: and|hear thou in heaven|thy dwelling place: and|when thou hearest,|forgive.|8:31 If any man|trespass against his|neighbour, and an|oath be laid upon him|to cause him to swear,|and the oath come
R	Tbefore thine altar in|this house:|8:32 Then hear thou in|heaven, and do, and|judge thy servants,|condemning the wicked,|to bring his way upon|his head; and|justifying the|righteous, to give him|according to his|righteousness.|8:33 When thy people|Israel be smitten down
R	Tbefore the enemy,|because they have|sinned against thee,|and shall turn again|to thee, and confess|thy name, and pray,|and make supplication|unto thee in this|house:|8:34 Then hear thou in|heaven, and forgive|the sin of thy people|Israel, and bring them|again unto the land
R	Twhich thou gavest|unto their fathers.|8:35 When heaven is|shut up, and there is|no rain, because they|have sinned against|thee; if they pray|toward this place, and|confess thy name, and|turn from their sin,|when thou afflictest|them:|8:36 Then hear thou in|heaven, and forgive
R	Tthe sin of thy|servants, and of thy|people Israel, that|thou teach them the|good way wherein they|should walk, and give|rain upon thy land,|which thou hast given|to thy people for an|inheritance.|8:37 If there be in the|land famine, if there|be pestilence, blasting,|mildew, locust, or if
R	Tthere be caterpiller;|if their enemy besiege|them in the land of|their cities;|whatsoever plague,|whatsoever sickness|there be;|8:38 What prayer and|supplication soever|be made by any man,|or by all thy people|Israel, which shall|know every man the|plague of his own
R	Theart, and spread|forth his hands|toward this house:|8:39 Then hear thou in|heaven thy dwelling|place, and forgive,|and do, and give to|every man according|to his ways, whose|heart thou knowest;|(for thou, even thou|only, knowest the|hearts of all the|children of men;)
R	T8:40 That they may|fear thee all the days|that they live in the|land which thou|gavest unto our|fathers.|8:41 Moreover|concerning a|stranger, that is not|of thy people Israel,|but cometh out of a|far country for thy|name's sake;|8:42 (For they shall
R	Thear of thy great|name, and of thy|strong hand, and of|thy stretched out|arm;) when he shall|come and pray toward|this house;|8:43 Hear thou in|heaven thy dwelling|place, and do|according to all that|the stranger calleth|to thee for: that all|people of the earth
R	Tmay know thy name, to|fear thee, as do thy|people Israel; and|that they may know|that this house, which|I have builded, is|called by thy name.|8:44 If thy people go|out to battle against|their enemy,|whithersoever thou|shalt send them, and|shall pray unto the|LORD toward the city
R	Twhich thou hast|chosen, and toward|the house that I have|built for thy name:|8:45 Then hear thou in|heaven their prayer|and their supplication,|and maintain their|cause.|8:46 If they sin|against thee, (for|there is no man that|sinneth not,) and thou|be angry with them,
R	Tand deliver them to|the enemy, so that|they carry them away|captives unto the land|of the enemy, far or|near;|8:47 Yet if they shall|bethink themselves in|the land whither they|were carried captives,|and repent, and make|supplication unto thee|in the land of them|that carried them
R	Tcaptives, saying, We|have sinned, and have|done perversely, we|have committed|wickedness;|8:48 And so return|unto thee with all their|heart, and with all|their soul, in the land|of their enemies, which|led them away captive,|and pray unto thee|toward their land,|which thou gavest
R	Tunto their fathers,|the city which thou|hast chosen, and the|house which I have|built for thy name:|8:49 Then hear thou|their prayer and their|supplication in heaven|thy dwelling place, and|maintain their cause,|8:50 And forgive thy|people that have|sinned against thee,|and all their
R	Ttransgressions|wherein they have|transgressed against|thee, and give them|compassion before|them who carried them|captive, that they may|have compassion on|them:|8:51 For they be thy|people, and thine|inheritance, which thou|broughtest forth out|of Egypt, from the
R	Tmidst of the furnace|of iron:|8:52 That thine eyes|may be open unto the|supplication of thy|servant, and unto the|supplication of thy|people Israel, to|hearken unto them in|all that they call for|unto thee.|8:53 For thou didst|separate them from|among all the people
R	Tof the earth, to be|thine inheritance, as|thou spakest by the|hand of Moses thy|servant, when thou|broughtest our|fathers out of Egypt,|O LORD God.|8:54 And it was so,|that when Solomon had|made an end of|praying all this|prayer and|supplication unto the
R	TLORD, he arose from|before the altar of|the LORD, from|kneeling on his knees|with his hands spread|up to heaven.|8:55 And he stood, and|blessed all the|congregation of|Israel with a loud|voice, saying,|8:56 Blessed be the|LORD, that hath given|rest unto his people
R	TIsrael, according to|all that he promised:|there hath not failed|one word of all his|good promise, which he|promised by the hand|of Moses his servant.|8:57 The LORD our God|be with us, as he was|with our fathers: let|him not leave us, nor|forsake us:|8:58 That he may|incline our hearts
R	Tunto him, to walk in all|his ways, and to keep|his commandments, and|his statutes, and his|judgments, which he|commanded our|fathers.|8:59 And let these my|words, wherewith I|have made|supplication before|the LORD, be nigh unto|the LORD our God day|and night, that he
R	Tmaintain the cause of|his servant, and the|cause of his people|Israel at all times, as|the matter shall|require:|8:60 That all the|people of the earth|may know that the|LORD is God, and that|there is none else.|8:61 Let your heart|therefore be perfect|with the LORD our God,
R	Tto walk in his statutes,|and to keep his|commandments, as at|this day.|8:62 And the king, and|all Israel with him,|offered sacrifice|before the LORD.|8:63 And Solomon|offered a sacrifice of|peace offerings, which|he offered unto the|LORD, two and twenty|thousand oxen, and an
R	Thundred and twenty|thousand sheep. So|the king and all the|children of Israel|dedicated the house|of the LORD.|8:64 The same day did|the king hallow the|middle of the court|that was before the|house of the LORD:|for there he offered|burnt offerings, and|meat offerings, and
R	Tthe fat of the peace|offerings: because|the brasen altar that|was before the LORD|was too little to|receive the burnt|offerings, and meat|offerings, and the fat|of the peace|offerings.|8:65 And at that time|Solomon held a feast,|and all Israel with him,|a great congregation,
R	Tfrom the entering in|of Hamath unto the|river of Egypt, before|the LORD our God,|seven days and seven|days, even fourteen|days.|8:66 On the eighth day|he sent the people|away: and they|blessed the king, and|went unto their tents|joyful and glad of|heart for all the
R	Tgoodness that the|LORD had done for|David his servant, and|for Israel his people.||9:1 And it came to|pass, when Solomon|had finished the|building of the house|of the LORD, and the|king's house, and all|Solomon's desire which|he was pleased to do,|9:2 That the LORD
R	Tappeared to Solomon|the second time, as he|had appeared unto him|at Gibeon.|9:3 And the LORD said|unto him, I have heard|thy prayer and thy|supplication, that thou|hast made before me:|I have hallowed this|house, which thou hast|built, to put my name|there for ever; and|mine eyes and mine
R	Theart shall be there|perpetually.|9:4 And if thou wilt|walk before me, as|David thy father|walked, in integrity of|heart, and in|uprightness, to do|according to all that I|have commanded thee,|and wilt keep my|statutes and my|judgments:|9:5 Then I will
R	Testablish the throne|of thy kingdom upon|Israel for ever, as I|promised to David thy|father, saying, There|shall not fail thee a|man upon the throne|of Israel.|9:6 But if ye shall at|all turn from following|me, ye or your|children, and will not|keep my commandments|and my statutes which
R	TI have set before|you, but go and serve|other gods, and|worship them:|9:7 Then will I cut off|Israel out of the land|which I have given|them; and this house,|which I have hallowed|for my name, will I|cast out of my sight;|and Israel shall be a|proverb and a byword|among all people:
R	T9:8 And at this house,|which is high, every|one that passeth by it|shall be astonished,|and shall hiss; and|they shall say, Why|hath the LORD done|thus unto this land,|and to this house?|9:9 And they shall|answer, Because they|forsook the LORD|their God, who brought|forth their fathers
R	Tout of the land of|Egypt, and have taken|hold upon other gods,|and have worshipped|them, and served them:|therefore hath the|LORD brought upon|them all this evil.|9:10 And it came to|pass at the end of|twenty years, when|Solomon had built the|two houses, the house|of the LORD, and the
R	Tking's house,|9:11 (Now Hiram the|king of Tyre had|furnished Solomon with|cedar trees and fir|trees, and with gold,|according to all his|desire,) that then king|Solomon gave Hiram|twenty cities in the|land of Galilee.|9:12 And Hiram came|out from Tyre to see|the cities which
R	TSolomon had given him;|and they pleased him|not.|9:13 And he said, What|cities are these which|thou hast given me, my|brother? And he|called them the land|of Cabul unto this day.|9:14 And Hiram sent to|the king sixscore|talents of gold.|9:15 And this is the|reason of the levy
R	Twhich king Solomon|raised; for to build|the house of the|LORD, and his own|house, and Millo, and|the wall of Jerusalem,|and Hazor, and|Megiddo, and Gezer.|9:16 For Pharaoh king|of Egypt had gone up,|and taken Gezer, and|burnt it with fire, and|slain the Canaanites|that dwelt in the city,
R	Tand given it for a|present unto his|daughter, Solomon's|wife.|9:17 And Solomon built|Gezer, and Bethhoron|the nether,|9:18 And Baalath, and|Tadmor in the|wilderness, in the land,|9:19 And all the cities|of store that Solomon|had, and cities for his|chariots, and cities
R	Tfor his horsemen, and|that which Solomon|desired to build in|Jerusalem, and in|Lebanon, and in all the|land of his dominion.|9:20 And all the|people that were left|of the Amorites,|Hittites, Perizzites,|Hivites, and Jebusites,|which were not of the|children of Israel,|9:21 Their children
R	Tthat were left after|them in the land, whom|the children of Israel|also were not able|utterly to destroy,|upon those did|Solomon levy a tribute|of bondservice unto|this day.|9:22 But of the|children of Israel did|Solomon make no|bondmen: but they|were men of war, and
R	This servants, and his|princes, and his|captains, and rulers|of his chariots, and|his horsemen.|9:23 These were the|chief of the officers|that were over|Solomon's work, five|hundred and fifty,|which bare rule over|the people that|wrought in the work.|9:24 But Pharaoh's
R	Tdaughter came up out|of the city of David|unto her house which|Solomon had built for|her: then did he build|Millo.|9:25 And three times in|a year did Solomon|offer burnt offerings|and peace offerings|upon the altar which|he built unto the LORD,|and he burnt incense|upon the altar that
R	Twas before the LORD.|So he finished the|house.|9:26 And king Solomon|made a navy of ships|in Eziongeber, which is|beside Eloth, on the|shore of the Red sea,|in the land of Edom.|9:27 And Hiram sent in|the navy his servants,|shipmen that had|knowledge of the sea,|with the servants of
R	TSolomon.|9:28 And they came to|Ophir, and fetched|from thence gold,|four hundred and|twenty talents, and|brought it to king|Solomon.||10:1 And when the|queen of Sheba heard|of the fame of|Solomon concerning|the name of the LORD,
R	Tshe came to prove him|with hard questions.|10:2 And she came to|Jerusalem with a very|great train, with|camels that bare|spices, and very much|gold, and precious|stones: and when she|was come to Solomon,|she communed with him|of all that was in her|heart.|10:3 And Solomon told
R	Ther all her questions:|there was not any|thing hid from the king,|which he told her not.|10:4 And when the|queen of Sheba had|seen all Solomon's|wisdom, and the house|that he had built,|10:5 And the meat of|his table, and the|sitting of his|servants, and the|attendance of his
R	Tministers, and their|apparel, and his|cupbearers, and his|ascent by which he|went up unto the|house of the LORD;|there was no more|spirit in her.|10:6 And she said to|the king, It was a true|report that I heard in|mine own land of thy|acts and of thy|wisdom.
R	T10:7 Howbeit I believed|not the words, until I|came, and mine eyes|had seen it: and,|behold, the half was|not told me: thy wisdom|and prosperity|exceedeth the fame|which I heard.|10:8 Happy are thy|men, happy are these|thy servants, which|stand continually|before thee, and that
R	Thear thy wisdom.|10:9 Blessed be the|LORD thy God, which|delighted in thee, to|set thee on the|throne of Israel:|because the LORD|loved Israel for ever,|therefore made he|thee king, to do|judgment and justice.|10:10 And she gave|the king an hundred|and twenty talents of
R	Tgold, and of spices|very great store, and|precious stones:|there came no more|such abundance of|spices as these which|the queen of Sheba|gave to king Solomon.|10:11 And the navy|also of Hiram, that|brought gold from|Ophir, brought in from|Ophir great plenty of|almug trees, and
R	Tprecious stones.|10:12 And the king|made of the almug|trees pillars for the|house of the LORD,|and for the king's|house, harps also and|psalteries for|singers: there came|no such almug trees,|nor were seen unto|this day.|10:13 And king Solomon|gave unto the queen
R	Tof Sheba all her|desire, whatsoever|she asked, beside that|which Solomon gave|her of his royal|bounty. So she turned|and went to her own|country, she and her|servants.|10:14 Now the weight|of gold that came to|Solomon in one year|was six hundred|threescore and six
R	Ttalents of gold,|10:15 Beside that he|had of the|merchantmen, and of|the traffick of the|spice merchants, and|of all the kings of|Arabia, and of the|governors of the|country.|10:16 And king Solomon|made two hundred|targets of beaten|gold: six hundred
R	Tshekels of gold went|to one target.|10:17 And he made|three hundred shields|of beaten gold; three|pound of gold went to|one shield: and the|king put them in the|house of the forest|of Lebanon.|10:18 Moreover the|king made a great|throne of ivory, and|overlaid it with the
R	Tbest gold.|10:19 The throne had|six steps, and the top|of the throne was|round behind: and|there were stays on|either side on the|place of the seat, and|two lions stood beside|the stays.|10:20 And twelve lions|stood there on the|one side and on the|other upon the six
R	Tsteps: there was not|the like made in any|kingdom.|10:21 And all king|Solomon's drinking|vessels were of gold,|and all the vessels of|the house of the|forest of Lebanon|were of pure gold;|none were of silver: it|was nothing accounted|of in the days of|Solomon.
R	T10:22 For the king had|at sea a navy of|Tharshish with the|navy of Hiram: once in|three years came the|navy of Tharshish,|bringing gold, and|silver, ivory, and|apes, and peacocks.|10:23 So king Solomon|exceeded all the kings|of the earth for|riches and for wisdom.|10:24 And all the
R	Tearth sought to|Solomon, to hear his|wisdom, which God had|put in his heart.|10:25 And they|brought every man his|present, vessels of|silver, and vessels of|gold, and garments,|and armour, and|spices, horses, and|mules, a rate year by|year.|10:26 And Solomon
R	Tgathered together|chariots and|horsemen: and he had|a thousand and four|hundred chariots, and|twelve thousand|horsemen, whom he|bestowed in the cities|for chariots, and with|the king at Jerusalem.|10:27 And the king|made silver to be in|Jerusalem as stones,|and cedars made he
R	Tto be as the sycomore|trees that are in the|vale, for abundance.|10:28 And Solomon had|horses brought out|of Egypt, and linen|yarn: the king's|merchants received|the linen yarn at a|price.|10:29 And a chariot|came up and went out|of Egypt for six|hundred shekels of
R	Tsilver, and an horse|for an hundred and|fifty: and so for all|the kings of the|Hittites, and for the|kings of Syria, did|they bring them out by|their means.||11:1 But king Solomon|loved many strange|women, together with|the daughter of|Pharaoh, women of the
R	TMoabites, Ammonites,|Edomites, Zidonians,|and Hittites:|11:2 Of the nations|concerning which the|LORD said unto the|children of Israel, Ye|shall not go in to them,|neither shall they|come in unto you: for|surely they will turn|away your heart|after their gods:|Solomon clave unto
R	Tthese in love.|11:3 And he had seven|hundred wives,|princesses, and three|hundred concubines:|and his wives turned|away his heart.|11:4 For it came to|pass, when Solomon|was old, that his wives|turned away his heart|after other gods: and|his heart was not|perfect with the LORD
R	This God, as was the|heart of David his|father.|11:5 For Solomon went|after Ashtoreth the|goddess of the|Zidonians, and after|Milcom the abomination|of the Ammonites.|11:6 And Solomon did|evil in the sight of the|LORD, and went not|fully after the LORD,|as did David his
R	Tfather.|11:7 Then did Solomon|build an high place|for Chemosh, the|abomination of Moab, in|the hill that is before|Jerusalem, and for|Molech, the|abomination of the|children of Ammon.|11:8 And likewise did|he for all his strange|wives, which burnt|incense and
R	Tsacrificed unto their|gods.|11:9 And the LORD was|angry with Solomon,|because his heart was|turned from the LORD|God of Israel, which|had appeared unto him|twice,|11:10 And had|commanded him|concerning this thing,|that he should not go|after other gods: but
R	The kept not that which|the LORD commanded.|11:11 Wherefore the|LORD said unto|Solomon, Forasmuch|as this is done of|thee, and thou hast|not kept my covenant|and my statutes, which|I have commanded|thee, I will surely|rend the kingdom from|thee, and will give it to|thy servant.
R	T11:12 Notwithstanding|in thy days I will not|do it for David thy|father's sake: but I|will rend it out of the|hand of thy son.|11:13 Howbeit I will not|rend away all the|kingdom; but will give|one tribe to thy son|for David my|servant's sake, and|for Jerusalem's sake|which I have chosen.
R	T11:14 And the LORD|stirred up an|adversary unto|Solomon, Hadad the|Edomite: he was of the|king's seed in Edom.|11:15 For it came to|pass, when David was|in Edom, and Joab the|captain of the host|was gone up to bury|the slain, after he had|smitten every male in|Edom;
R	T11:16 (For six months|did Joab remain there|with all Israel, until he|had cut off every|male in Edom:)|11:17 That Hadad fled,|he and certain|Edomites of his|father's servants with|him, to go into Egypt;|Hadad being yet a|little child.|11:18 And they arose|out of Midian, and
R	Tcame to Paran: and|they took men with|them out of Paran,|and they came to|Egypt, unto Pharaoh|king of Egypt; which|gave him an house,|and appointed him|victuals, and gave him|land.|11:19 And Hadad|found great favour in|the sight of Pharaoh,|so that he gave him to
R	Twife the sister of his|own wife, the sister of|Tahpenes the queen.|11:20 And the sister|of Tahpenes bare him|Genubath his son,|whom Tahpenes|weaned in Pharaoh's|house: and Genubath|was in Pharaoh's|household among the|sons of Pharaoh.|11:21 And when Hadad|heard in Egypt that
R	TDavid slept with his|fathers, and that|Joab the captain of|the host was dead,|Hadad said to|Pharaoh, Let me|depart, that I may go|to mine own country.|11:22 Then Pharaoh|said unto him, But what|hast thou lacked with|me, that, behold, thou|seekest to go to thine|own country? And he
R	Tanswered, Nothing:|howbeit let me go in|any wise.|11:23 And God stirred|him up another|adversary, Rezon the|son of Eliadah, which|fled from his lord|Hadadezer king of|Zobah:|11:24 And he gathered|men unto him, and|became captain over a|band, when David slew
R	Tthem of Zobah: and|they went to|Damascus, and dwelt|therein, and reigned in|Damascus.|11:25 And he was an|adversary to Israel|all the days of|Solomon, beside the|mischief that Hadad|did: and he abhorred|Israel, and reigned|over Syria.|11:26 And Jeroboam
R	Tthe son of Nebat, an|Ephrathite of Zereda,|Solomon's servant,|whose mother's name|was Zeruah, a widow|woman, even he lifted|up his hand against|the king.|11:27 And this was the|cause that he lifted|up his hand against|the king: Solomon built|Millo, and repaired the|breaches of the city
R	Tof David his father.|11:28 And the man|Jeroboam was a mighty|man of valour: and|Solomon seeing the|young man that he was|industrious, he made|him ruler over all the|charge of the house|of Joseph.|11:29 And it came to|pass at that time when|Jeroboam went out of|Jerusalem, that the
R	Tprophet Ahijah the|Shilonite found him in|the way; and he had|clad himself with a new|garment; and they two|were alone in the|field:|11:30 And Ahijah|caught the new|garment that was on|him, and rent it in|twelve pieces:|11:31 And he said to|Jeroboam, Take thee
R	Tten pieces: for thus|saith the LORD, the|God of Israel, Behold,|I will rend the kingdom|out of the hand of|Solomon, and will give|ten tribes to thee:|11:32 (But he shall|have one tribe for my|servant David's sake,|and for Jerusalem's|sake, the city which I|have chosen out of|all the tribes of
R	TIsrael:)|11:33 Because that|they have forsaken|me, and have|worshipped Ashtoreth|the goddess of the|Zidonians, Chemosh the|god of the Moabites,|and Milcom the god of|the children of Ammon,|and have not walked in|my ways, to do that|which is right in mine|eyes, and to keep my
R	Tstatutes and my|judgments, as did|David his father.|11:34 Howbeit I will not|take the whole kingdom|out of his hand: but I|will make him prince all|the days of his life|for David my|servant's sake, whom I|chose, because he|kept my commandments|and my statutes:|11:35 But I will take
R	Tthe kingdom out of his|son's hand, and will|give it unto thee, even|ten tribes.|11:36 And unto his son|will I give one tribe,|that David my servant|may have a light alway|before me in|Jerusalem, the city|which I have chosen|me to put my name|there.|11:37 And I will take
R	Tthee, and thou shalt|reign according to all|that thy soul desireth,|and shalt be king over|Israel.|11:38 And it shall be,|if thou wilt hearken|unto all that I|command thee, and wilt|walk in my ways, and|do that is right in my|sight, to keep my|statutes and my|commandments, as
R	TDavid my servant did;|that I will be with thee,|and build thee a sure|house, as I built for|David, and will give|Israel unto thee.|11:39 And I will for|this afflict the seed|of David, but not for|ever.|11:40 Solomon sought|therefore to kill|Jeroboam. And|Jeroboam arose, and
R	Tfled into Egypt, unto|Shishak king of Egypt,|and was in Egypt until|the death of Solomon.|11:41 And the rest of|the acts of Solomon,|and all that he did,|and his wisdom, are|they not written in the|book of the acts of|Solomon?|11:42 And the time that|Solomon reigned in|Jerusalem over all
R	TIsrael was forty|years.|11:43 And Solomon|slept with his fathers,|and was buried in the|city of David his|father: and Rehoboam|his son reigned in his|stead.||12:1 And Rehoboam|went to Shechem: for|all Israel were come|to Shechem to make
R	Thim king.|12:2 And it came to|pass, when Jeroboam|the son of Nebat, who|was yet in Egypt,|heard of it, (for he|was fled from the|presence of king|Solomon, and|Jeroboam dwelt in|Egypt;)|12:3 That they sent|and called him. And|Jeroboam and all the
R	Tcongregation of|Israel came, and|spake unto Rehoboam,|saying,|12:4 Thy father made|our yoke grievous:|now therefore make|thou the grievous|service of thy father,|and his heavy yoke|which he put upon us,|lighter, and we will|serve thee.|12:5 And he said unto
R	Tthem, Depart yet for|three days, then come|again to me. And the|people departed.|12:6 And king|Rehoboam consulted|with the old men, that|stood before Solomon|his father while he yet|lived, and said, How do|ye advise that I may|answer this people?|12:7 And they spake|unto him, saying, If
R	Tthou wilt be a servant|unto this people this|day, and wilt serve|them, and answer them,|and speak good words|to them, then they will|be thy servants for|ever.|12:8 But he forsook|the counsel of the old|men, which they had|given him, and|consulted with the|young men that were
R	Tgrown up with him, and|which stood before|him:|12:9 And he said unto|them, What counsel|give ye that we may|answer this people,|who have spoken to|me, saying, Make the|yoke which thy father|did put upon us|lighter?|12:10 And the young|men that were grown
R	Tup with him spake unto|him, saying, Thus shalt|thou speak unto this|people that spake|unto thee, saying, Thy|father made our yoke|heavy, but make thou|it lighter unto us; thus|shalt thou say unto|them, My little finger|shall be thicker than|my father's loins.|12:11 And now|whereas my father did
R	Tlade you with a heavy|yoke, I will add to|your yoke: my father|hath chastised you|with whips, but I will|chastise you with|scorpions.|12:12 So Jeroboam|and all the people|came to Rehoboam the|third day, as the king|had appointed, saying,|Come to me again the|third day.
R	T12:13 And the king|answered the people|roughly, and forsook|the old men's counsel|that they gave him;|12:14 And spake to|them after the|counsel of the young|men, saying, My father|made your yoke|heavy, and I will add|to your yoke: my|father also chastised|you with whips, but I
R	Twill chastise you with|scorpions.|12:15 Wherefore the|king hearkened not|unto the people; for|the cause was from|the LORD, that he might|perform his saying,|which the LORD spake|by Ahijah the Shilonite|unto Jeroboam the|son of Nebat.|12:16 So when all|Israel saw that the
R	Tking hearkened not|unto them, the people|answered the king,|saying, What portion|have we in David?|neither have we|inheritance in the son|of Jesse: to your|tents, O Israel: now|see to thine own|house, David. So|Israel departed unto|their tents.|12:17 But as for the
R	Tchildren of Israel|which dwelt in the|cities of Judah,|Rehoboam reigned|over them.|12:18 Then king|Rehoboam sent|Adoram, who was over|the tribute; and all|Israel stoned him with|stones, that he died.|Therefore king|Rehoboam made speed|to get him up to his
R	Tchariot, to flee to|Jerusalem.|12:19 So Israel|rebelled against the|house of David unto|this day.|12:20 And it came to|pass, when all Israel|heard that Jeroboam|was come again, that|they sent and called|him unto the|congregation, and|made him king over all
R	TIsrael: there was|none that followed the|house of David, but|the tribe of Judah|only.|12:21 And when|Rehoboam was come to|Jerusalem, he|assembled all the|house of Judah, with|the tribe of Benjamin,|an hundred and|fourscore thousand|chosen men, which
R	Twere warriors, to|fight against the|house of Israel, to|bring the kingdom|again to Rehoboam the|son of Solomon.|12:22 But the word of|God came unto|Shemaiah the man of|God, saying,|12:23 Speak unto|Rehoboam, the son of|Solomon, king of|Judah, and unto all
R	Tthe house of Judah|and Benjamin, and to|the remnant of the|people, saying,|12:24 Thus saith the|LORD, Ye shall not go|up, nor fight against|your brethren the|children of Israel:|return every man to|his house; for this|thing is from me. They|hearkened therefore|to the word of the
R	TLORD, and returned to|depart, according to|the word of the LORD.|12:25 Then Jeroboam|built Shechem in mount|Ephraim, and dwelt|therein; and went out|from thence, and built|Penuel.|12:26 And Jeroboam|said in his heart, Now|shall the kingdom|return to the house|of David:
R	T12:27 If this people go|up to do sacrifice in|the house of the LORD|at Jerusalem, then|shall the heart of this|people turn again|unto their lord, even|unto Rehoboam king of|Judah, and they shall|kill me, and go again to|Rehoboam king of|Judah.|12:28 Whereupon the|king took counsel, and
R	Tmade two calves of|gold, and said unto|them, It is too much|for you to go up to|Jerusalem: behold thy|gods, O Israel, which|brought thee up out|of the land of Egypt.|12:29 And he set the|one in Bethel, and the|other put he in Dan.|12:30 And this thing|became a sin: for the|people went to
R	Tworship before the|one, even unto Dan.|12:31 And he made an|house of high places,|and made priests of|the lowest of the|people, which were not|of the sons of Levi.|12:32 And Jeroboam|ordained a feast in|the eighth month, on|the fifteenth day of|the month, like unto|the feast that is in
R	TJudah, and he offered|upon the altar. So did|he in Bethel,|sacrificing unto the|calves that he had|made: and he placed in|Bethel the priests of|the high places which|he had made.|12:33 So he offered|upon the altar which|he had made in Bethel|the fifteenth day of|the eighth month, even
R	Tin the month which he|had devised of his|own heart; and|ordained a feast unto|the children of Israel:|and he offered upon|the altar, and burnt|incense.||13:1 And, behold,|there came a man of|God out of Judah by|the word of the LORD|unto Bethel: and
R	TJeroboam stood by|the altar to burn|incense.|13:2 And he cried|against the altar in|the word of the LORD,|and said, O altar,|altar, thus saith the|LORD; Behold, a child|shall be born unto the|house of David, Josiah|by name; and upon|thee shall he offer|the priests of the
R	Thigh places that burn|incense upon thee,|and men's bones shall|be burnt upon thee.|13:3 And he gave a|sign the same day,|saying, This is the sign|which the LORD hath|spoken; Behold, the|altar shall be rent,|and the ashes that|are upon it shall be|poured out.|13:4 And it came to
R	Tpass, when king|Jeroboam heard the|saying of the man of|God, which had cried|against the altar in|Bethel, that he put|forth his hand from|the altar, saying, Lay|hold on him. And his|hand, which he put|forth against him,|dried up, so that he|could not pull it in|again to him.
R	T13:5 The altar also|was rent, and the|ashes poured out|from the altar,|according to the sign|which the man of God|had given by the word|of the LORD.|13:6 And the king|answered and said|unto the man of God,|Intreat now the face|of the LORD thy God,|and pray for me, that
R	Tmy hand may be|restored me again.|And the man of God|besought the LORD,|and the king's hand|was restored him|again, and became as|it was before.|13:7 And the king said|unto the man of God,|Come home with me, and|refresh thyself, and I|will give thee a|reward.
R	T13:8 And the man of|God said unto the king,|If thou wilt give me|half thine house, I will|not go in with thee,|neither will I eat|bread nor drink water|in this place:|13:9 For so was it|charged me by the|word of the LORD,|saying, Eat no bread,|nor drink water, nor|turn again by the
R	Tsame way that thou|camest.|13:10 So he went|another way, and|returned not by the|way that he came to|Bethel.|13:11 Now there dwelt|an old prophet in|Bethel; and his sons|came and told him all|the works that the|man of God had done|that day in Bethel: the
R	Twords which he had|spoken unto the king,|them they told also to|their father.|13:12 And their father|said unto them, What|way went he? For his|sons had seen what|way the man of God|went, which came from|Judah.|13:13 And he said unto|his sons, Saddle me|the ass. So they
R	Tsaddled him the ass:|and he rode thereon,|13:14 And went after|the man of God, and|found him sitting|under an oak: and he|said unto him, Art thou|the man of God that|camest from Judah?|And he said, I am.|13:15 Then he said|unto him, Come home|with me, and eat bread.|13:16 And he said, I
R	Tmay not return with|thee, nor go in with|thee: neither will I eat|bread nor drink water|with thee in this place:|13:17 For it was said|to me by the word of|the LORD, Thou shalt|eat no bread nor|drink water there, nor|turn again to go by|the way that thou|camest.|13:18 He said unto him,
R	TI am a prophet also|as thou art; and an|angel spake unto me|by the word of the|LORD, saying, Bring him|back with thee into|thine house, that he|may eat bread and|drink water. But he|lied unto him.|13:19 So he went back|with him, and did eat|bread in his house,|and drank water.
R	T13:20 And it came to|pass, as they sat at|the table, that the|word of the LORD|came unto the prophet|that brought him back:|13:21 And he cried|unto the man of God|that came from Judah,|saying, Thus saith the|LORD, Forasmuch as|thou hast disobeyed|the mouth of the LORD,|and hast not kept the
R	Tcommandment which the|LORD thy God|commanded thee,|13:22 But camest back,|and hast eaten bread|and drunk water in|the place, of the which|the Lord did say to|thee, Eat no bread,|and drink no water;|thy carcase shall not|come unto the|sepulchre of thy|fathers.
R	T13:23 And it came to|pass, after he had|eaten bread, and|after he had drunk,|that he saddled for|him the ass, to wit, for|the prophet whom he|had brought back.|13:24 And when he was|gone, a lion met him by|the way, and slew him:|and his carcase was|cast in the way, and|the ass stood by it,
R	Tthe lion also stood by|the carcase.|13:25 And, behold, men|passed by, and saw|the carcase cast in|the way, and the lion|standing by the|carcase: and they|came and told it in the|city where the old|prophet dwelt.|13:26 And when the|prophet that brought|him back from the way
R	Theard thereof, he|said, It is the man of|God, who was|disobedient unto the|word of the LORD:|therefore the LORD|hath delivered him|unto the lion, which|hath torn him, and|slain him, according to|the word of the LORD,|which he spake unto|him.|13:27 And he spake to
R	This sons, saying,|Saddle me the ass.|And they saddled him.|13:28 And he went and|found his carcase|cast in the way, and|the ass and the lion|standing by the|carcase: the lion had|not eaten the|carcase, nor torn the|ass.|13:29 And the prophet|took up the carcase
R	Tof the man of God, and|laid it upon the ass,|and brought it back:|and the old prophet|came to the city, to|mourn and to bury him.|13:30 And he laid his|carcase in his own|grave; and they|mourned over him,|saying, Alas, my|brother!|13:31 And it came to|pass, after he had
R	Tburied him, that he|spake to his sons,|saying, When I am|dead, then bury me in|the sepulchre wherein|the man of God is|buried; lay my bones|beside his bones:|13:32 For the saying|which he cried by the|word of the LORD|against the altar in|Bethel, and against all|the houses of the
R	Thigh places which are|in the cities of|Samaria, shall surely|come to pass.|13:33 After this thing|Jeroboam returned|not from his evil way,|but made again of the|lowest of the people|priests of the high|places: whosoever|would, he consecrated|him, and he became|one of the priests of
R	Tthe high places.|13:34 And this thing|became sin unto the|house of Jeroboam,|even to cut it off, and|to destroy it from off|the face of the earth.||14:1 At that time|Abijah the son of|Jeroboam fell sick.|14:2 And Jeroboam|said to his wife, Arise,|I pray thee, and
R	Tdisguise thyself, that|thou be not known to|be the wife of|Jeroboam; and get|thee to Shiloh: behold,|there is Ahijah the|prophet, which told me|that I should be king|over this people.|14:3 And take with|thee ten loaves, and|cracknels, and a|cruse of honey, and|go to him: he shall tell
R	Tthee what shall|become of the child.|14:4 And Jeroboam's|wife did so, and arose,|and went to Shiloh,|and came to the house|of Ahijah. But Ahijah|could not see; for his|eyes were set by|reason of his age.|14:5 And the LORD said|unto Ahijah, Behold,|the wife of Jeroboam|cometh to ask a thing
R	Tof thee for her son;|for he is sick: thus|and thus shalt thou|say unto her: for it|shall be, when she|cometh in, that she|shall feign herself to|be another woman.|14:6 And it was so,|when Ahijah heard the|sound of her feet, as|she came in at the|door, that he said,|Come in, thou wife of
R	TJeroboam; why|feignest thou thyself|to be another? for I|am sent to thee with|heavy tidings.|14:7 Go, tell Jeroboam,|Thus saith the LORD|God of Israel,|Forasmuch as I|exalted thee from|among the people, and|made thee prince over|my people Israel,|14:8 And rent the
R	Tkingdom away from the|house of David, and|gave it thee: and yet|thou hast not been as|my servant David, who|kept my commandments,|and who followed me|with all his heart, to|do that only which was|right in mine eyes;|14:9 But hast done|evil above all that|were before thee: for|thou hast gone and
R	Tmade thee other gods,|and molten images, to|provoke me to anger,|and hast cast me|behind thy back:|14:10 Therefore,|behold, I will bring evil|upon the house of|Jeroboam, and will cut|off from Jeroboam him|that pisseth against|the wall, and him that|is shut up and left in|Israel, and will take
R	Taway the remnant of|the house of|Jeroboam, as a man|taketh away dung, till|it be all gone.|14:11 Him that dieth of|Jeroboam in the city|shall the dogs eat;|and him that dieth in|the field shall the|fowls of the air eat:|for the LORD hath|spoken it.|14:12 Arise thou
R	Ttherefore, get thee to|thine own house: and|when thy feet enter|into the city, the child|shall die.|14:13 And all Israel|shall mourn for him,|and bury him: for he|only of Jeroboam|shall come to the|grave, because in him|there is found some|good thing toward the|LORD God of Israel in
R	Tthe house of|Jeroboam.|14:14 Moreover the|LORD shall raise him|up a king over Israel,|who shall cut off the|house of Jeroboam|that day: but what?|even now.|14:15 For the LORD|shall smite Israel, as|a reed is shaken in|the water, and he|shall root up Israel
R	Tout of this good land,|which he gave to their|fathers, and shall|scatter them beyond|the river, because|they have made their|groves, provoking the|LORD to anger.|14:16 And he shall|give Israel up|because of the sins|of Jeroboam, who did|sin, and who made|Israel to sin.
R	T14:17 And Jeroboam's|wife arose, and|departed, and came to|Tirzah: and when she|came to the threshold|of the door, the child|died;|14:18 And they buried|him; and all Israel|mourned for him,|according to the word|of the LORD, which he|spake by the hand of|his servant Ahijah the
R	Tprophet.|14:19 And the rest of|the acts of Jeroboam,|how he warred, and|how he reigned,|behold, they are|written in the book of|the chronicles of the|kings of Israel.|14:20 And the days|which Jeroboam|reigned were two and|twenty years: and he|slept with his fathers,
R	Tand Nadab his son|reigned in his stead.|14:21 And Rehoboam|the son of Solomon|reigned in Judah.|Rehoboam was forty|and one years old|when he began to|reign, and he reigned|seventeen years in|Jerusalem, the city|which the LORD did|choose out of all the|tribes of Israel, to
R	Tput his name there.|And his mother's name|was Naamah an|Ammonitess.|14:22 And Judah did|evil in the sight of the|LORD, and they|provoked him to|jealousy with their|sins which they had|committed, above all|that their fathers had|done.|14:23 For they also
R	Tbuilt them high places,|and images, and|groves, on every high|hill, and under every|green tree.|14:24 And there were|also sodomites in the|land: and they did|according to all the|abominations of the|nations which the LORD|cast out before the|children of Israel.|14:25 And it came to
R	Tpass in the fifth year|of king Rehoboam, that|Shishak king of Egypt|came up against|Jerusalem:|14:26 And he took|away the treasures|of the house of the|LORD, and the|treasures of the|king's house; he even|took away all: and he|took away all the|shields of gold which
R	TSolomon had made.|14:27 And king|Rehoboam made in|their stead brasen|shields, and committed|them unto the hands|of the chief of the|guard, which kept the|door of the king's|house.|14:28 And it was so,|when the king went|into the house of the|LORD, that the guard
R	Tbare them, and|brought them back|into the guard|chamber.|14:29 Now the rest of|the acts of Rehoboam,|and all that he did,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|14:30 And there was|war between Rehoboam|and Jeroboam all their
R	Tdays.|14:31 And Rehoboam|slept with his fathers,|and was buried with|his fathers in the city|of David. And his|mother's name was|Naamah an Ammonitess.|And Abijam his son|reigned in his stead.||15:1 Now in the|eighteenth year of|king Jeroboam the son
R	Tof Nebat reigned|Abijam over Judah.|15:2 Three years|reigned he in|Jerusalem. and his|mother's name was|Maachah, the daughter|of Abishalom.|15:3 And he walked in|all the sins of his|father, which he had|done before him: and|his heart was not|perfect with the LORD
R	This God, as the heart|of David his father.|15:4 Nevertheless for|David's sake did the|LORD his God give him|a lamp in Jerusalem, to|set up his son after|him, and to establish|Jerusalem:|15:5 Because David did|that which was right in|the eyes of the LORD,|and turned not aside|from any thing that he
R	Tcommanded him all the|days of his life, save|only in the matter of|Uriah the Hittite.|15:6 And there was|war between Rehoboam|and Jeroboam all the|days of his life.|15:7 Now the rest of|the acts of Abijam,|and all that he did,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the
R	Tkings of Judah? And|there was war|between Abijam and|Jeroboam.|15:8 And Abijam slept|with his fathers; and|they buried him in the|city of David: and Asa|his son reigned in his|stead.|15:9 And in the|twentieth year of|Jeroboam king of|Israel reigned Asa
R	Tover Judah.|15:10 And forty and|one years reigned he|in Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Maachah, the daughter|of Abishalom.|15:11 And Asa did that|which was right in the|eyes of the LORD, as|did David his father.|15:12 And he took|away the sodomites|out of the land, and
R	Tremoved all the idols|that his fathers had|made.|15:13 And also|Maachah his mother,|even her he removed|from being queen,|because she had made|an idol in a grove; and|Asa destroyed her|idol, and burnt it by|the brook Kidron.|15:14 But the high|places were not
R	Tremoved:|nevertheless Asa's|heart was perfect|with the LORD all his|days.|15:15 And he brought|in the things which his|father had dedicated,|and the things which|himself had dedicated,|into the house of the|LORD, silver, and gold,|and vessels.|15:16 And there was
R	Twar between Asa and|Baasha king of Israel|all their days.|15:17 And Baasha king|of Israel went up|against Judah, and|built Ramah, that he|might not suffer any|to go out or come in|to Asa king of Judah.|15:18 Then Asa took|all the silver and the|gold that were left in|the treasures of the
R	Thouse of the LORD,|and the treasures of|the king's house, and|delivered them into|the hand of his|servants: and king|Asa sent them to|Benhadad, the son of|Tabrimon, the son of|Hezion, king of Syria,|that dwelt at|Damascus, saying,|15:19 There is a|league between me
R	Tand thee, and between|my father and thy|father: behold, I have|sent unto thee a|present of silver and|gold; come and break|thy league with|Baasha king of Israel,|that he may depart|from me.|15:20 So Benhadad|hearkened unto king|Asa, and sent the|captains of the hosts
R	Twhich he had against|the cities of Israel,|and smote Ijon, and|Dan, and|Abelbethmaachah, and|all Cinneroth, with all|the land of Naphtali.|15:21 And it came to|pass, when Baasha|heard thereof, that|he left off building of|Ramah, and dwelt in|Tirzah.|15:22 Then king Asa
R	Tmade a proclamation|throughout all Judah;|none was exempted:|and they took away|the stones of Ramah,|and the timber|thereof, wherewith|Baasha had builded;|and king Asa built with|them Geba of|Benjamin, and Mizpah.|15:23 The rest of all|the acts of Asa, and|all his might, and all
R	Tthat he did, and the|cities which he built,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|Nevertheless in the|time of his old age he|was diseased in his|feet.|15:24 And Asa slept|with his fathers, and|was buried with his|fathers in the city of
R	TDavid his father: and|Jehoshaphat his son|reigned in his stead.|15:25 And Nadab the|son of Jeroboam|began to reign over|Israel in the second|year of Asa king of|Judah, and reigned|over Israel two|years.|15:26 And he did evil|in the sight of the|LORD, and walked in
R	Tthe way of his father,|and in his sin|wherewith he made|Israel to sin.|15:27 And Baasha the|son of Ahijah, of the|house of Issachar,|conspired against him;|and Baasha smote him|at Gibbethon, which|belonged to the|Philistines; for Nadab|and all Israel laid|siege to Gibbethon.
R	T15:28 Even in the third|year of Asa king of|Judah did Baasha slay|him, and reigned in his|stead.|15:29 And it came to|pass, when he reigned,|that he smote all the|house of Jeroboam;|he left not to|Jeroboam any that|breathed, until he had|destroyed him,|according unto the
R	Tsaying of the LORD,|which he spake by his|servant Ahijah the|Shilonite:|15:30 Because of the|sins of Jeroboam|which he sinned, and|which he made Israel|sin, by his provocation|wherewith he|provoked the LORD|God of Israel to|anger.|15:31 Now the rest of
R	Tthe acts of Nadab,|and all that he did,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Israel?|15:32 And there was|war between Asa and|Baasha king of Israel|all their days.|15:33 In the third|year of Asa king of|Judah began Baasha|the son of Ahijah to
R	Treign over all Israel|in Tirzah, twenty and|four years.|15:34 And he did evil|in the sight of the|LORD, and walked in|the way of Jeroboam,|and in his sin|wherewith he made|Israel to sin.||16:1 Then the word of|the LORD came to Jehu|the son of Hanani
R	Tagainst Baasha,|saying,|16:2 Forasmuch as I|exalted thee out of|the dust, and made|thee prince over my|people Israel; and|thou hast walked in|the way of Jeroboam,|and hast made my|people Israel to sin,|to provoke me to|anger with their sins;|16:3 Behold, I will take
R	Taway the posterity of|Baasha, and the|posterity of his|house; and will make|thy house like the|house of Jeroboam|the son of Nebat.|16:4 Him that dieth of|Baasha in the city|shall the dogs eat;|and him that dieth of|his in the fields shall|the fowls of the air|eat.
R	T16:5 Now the rest of|the acts of Baasha,|and what he did, and|his might, are they not|written in the book of|the chronicles of the|kings of Israel?|16:6 So Baasha slept|with his fathers, and|was buried in Tirzah:|and Elah his son|reigned in his stead.|16:7 And also by the|hand of the prophet
R	TJehu the son of|Hanani came the word|of the LORD against|Baasha, and against|his house, even for|all the evil that he did|in the sight of the|LORD, in provoking him|to anger with the work|of his hands, in being|like the house of|Jeroboam; and|because he killed him.|16:8 In the twenty and
R	Tsixth year of Asa king|of Judah began Elah|the son of Baasha to|reign over Israel in|Tirzah, two years.|16:9 And his servant|Zimri, captain of half|his chariots,|conspired against him,|as he was in Tirzah,|drinking himself drunk|in the house of Arza|steward of his house|in Tirzah.
R	T16:10 And Zimri went in|and smote him, and|killed him, in the twenty|and seventh year of|Asa king of Judah, and|reigned in his stead.|16:11 And it came to|pass, when he began|to reign, as soon as|he sat on his throne,|that he slew all the|house of Baasha: he|left him not one that|pisseth against a wall,
R	Tneither of his|kinsfolks, nor of his|friends.|16:12 Thus did Zimri|destroy all the house|of Baasha, according|to the word of the|LORD, which he spake|against Baasha by|Jehu the prophet.|16:13 For all the sins|of Baasha, and the|sins of Elah his son,|by which they sinned,
R	Tand by which they|made Israel to sin, in|provoking the LORD|God of Israel to|anger with their|vanities.|16:14 Now the rest of|the acts of Elah, and|all that he did, are|they not written in the|book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Israel?|16:15 In the twenty
R	Tand seventh year of|Asa king of Judah did|Zimri reign seven days|in Tirzah. And the|people were encamped|against Gibbethon,|which belonged to the|Philistines.|16:16 And the people|that were encamped|heard say, Zimri hath|conspired, and hath|also slain the king:|wherefore all Israel
R	Tmade Omri, the captain|of the host, king over|Israel that day in the|camp.|16:17 And Omri went up|from Gibbethon, and|all Israel with him, and|they besieged Tirzah.|16:18 And it came to|pass, when Zimri saw|that the city was|taken, that he went|into the palace of the|king's house, and
R	Tburnt the king's house|over him with fire, and|died.|16:19 For his sins|which he sinned in|doing evil in the sight|of the LORD, in walking|in the way of|Jeroboam, and in his|sin which he did, to|make Israel to sin.|16:20 Now the rest of|the acts of Zimri, and|his treason that he
R	Twrought, are they not|written in the book of|the chronicles of the|kings of Israel?|16:21 Then were the|people of Israel|divided into two parts:|half of the people|followed Tibni the son|of Ginath, to make him|king; and half followed|Omri.|16:22 But the people|that followed Omri
R	Tprevailed against the|people that followed|Tibni the son of|Ginath: so Tibni died,|and Omri reigned.|16:23 In the thirty and|first year of Asa king|of Judah began Omri|to reign over Israel,|twelve years: six|years reigned he in|Tirzah.|16:24 And he bought|the hill Samaria of
R	TShemer for two|talents of silver, and|built on the hill, and|called the name of the|city which he built,|after the name of|Shemer, owner of the|hill, Samaria.|16:25 But Omri wrought|evil in the eyes of the|LORD, and did worse|than all that were|before him.|16:26 For he walked in
R	Tall the way of|Jeroboam the son of|Nebat, and in his sin|wherewith he made|Israel to sin, to|provoke the LORD God|of Israel to anger|with their vanities.|16:27 Now the rest of|the acts of Omri which|he did, and his might|that he shewed, are|they not written in the|book of the
R	Tchronicles of the|kings of Israel?|16:28 So Omri slept|with his fathers, and|was buried in Samaria:|and Ahab his son|reigned in his stead.|16:29 And in the thirty|and eighth year of|Asa king of Judah|began Ahab the son|of Omri to reign over|Israel: and Ahab the|son of Omri reigned
R	Tover Israel in Samaria|twenty and two years.|16:30 And Ahab the|son of Omri did evil in|the sight of the LORD|above all that were|before him.|16:31 And it came to|pass, as if it had been|a light thing for him to|walk in the sins of|Jeroboam the son of|Nebat, that he took to|wife Jezebel the
R	Tdaughter of Ethbaal|king of the Zidonians,|and went and served|Baal, and worshipped|him.|16:32 And he reared|up an altar for Baal|in the house of Baal,|which he had built in|Samaria.|16:33 And Ahab made a|grove; and Ahab did|more to provoke the|LORD God of Israel to
R	Tanger than all the|kings of Israel that|were before him.|16:34 In his days did|Hiel the Bethelite build|Jericho: he laid the|foundation thereof in|Abiram his firstborn,|and set up the gates|thereof in his|youngest son Segub,|according to the word|of the LORD, which he|spake by Joshua the
R	Tson of Nun.||17:1 And Elijah the|Tishbite, who was of|the inhabitants of|Gilead, said unto Ahab,|As the LORD God of|Israel liveth, before|whom I stand, there|shall not be dew nor|rain these years, but|according to my word.|17:2 And the word of|the LORD came unto
R	Thim, saying,|17:3 Get thee hence,|and turn thee|eastward, and hide|thyself by the brook|Cherith, that is before|Jordan.|17:4 And it shall be,|that thou shalt drink|of the brook; and I|have commanded the|ravens to feed thee|there.|17:5 So he went and
R	Tdid according unto the|word of the LORD: for|he went and dwelt by|the brook Cherith,|that is before Jordan.|17:6 And the ravens|brought him bread and|flesh in the morning,|and bread and flesh|in the evening; and he|drank of the brook.|17:7 And it came to|pass after a while,|that the brook dried
R	Tup, because there had|been no rain in the|land.|17:8 And the word of|the LORD came unto|him, saying,|17:9 Arise, get thee to|Zarephath, which|belongeth to Zidon,|and dwell there:|behold, I have|commanded a widow|woman there to|sustain thee.
R	T17:10 So he arose and|went to Zarephath.|And when he came to|the gate of the city,|behold, the widow|woman was there|gathering of sticks:|and he called to her,|and said, Fetch me, I|pray thee, a little|water in a vessel, that|I may drink.|17:11 And as she was|going to fetch it, he
R	Tcalled to her, and|said, Bring me, I pray|thee, a morsel of|bread in thine hand.|17:12 And she said, As|the LORD thy God|liveth, I have not a|cake, but an handful|of meal in a barrel,|and a little oil in a|cruse: and, behold, I|am gathering two|sticks, that I may go in|and dress it for me
R	Tand my son, that we|may eat it, and die.|17:13 And Elijah said|unto her, Fear not; go|and do as thou hast|said: but make me|thereof a little cake|first, and bring it unto|me, and after make|for thee and for thy|son.|17:14 For thus saith|the LORD God of|Israel, The barrel of
R	Tmeal shall not waste,|neither shall the|cruse of oil fail, until|the day that the LORD|sendeth rain upon the|earth.|17:15 And she went|and did according to|the saying of Elijah:|and she, and he, and|her house, did eat|many days.|17:16 And the barrel|of meal wasted not,
R	Tneither did the cruse|of oil fail, according|to the word of the|LORD, which he spake|by Elijah.|17:17 And it came to|pass after these|things, that the son of|the woman, the|mistress of the house,|fell sick; and his|sickness was so sore,|that there was no|breath left in him.
R	T17:18 And she said|unto Elijah, What have|I to do with thee, O|thou man of God? art|thou come unto me to|call my sin to|remembrance, and to|slay my son?|17:19 And he said unto|her, Give me thy son.|And he took him out of|her bosom, and|carried him up into a|loft, where he abode,
R	Tand laid him upon his|own bed.|17:20 And he cried|unto the LORD, and|said, O LORD my God,|hast thou also|brought evil upon the|widow with whom I|sojourn, by slaying|her son?|17:21 And he|stretched himself|upon the child three|times, and cried unto
R	Tthe LORD, and said, O|LORD my God, I pray|thee, let this child's|soul come into him|again.|17:22 And the LORD|heard the voice of|Elijah; and the soul of|the child came into him|again, and he revived.|17:23 And Elijah took|the child, and brought|him down out of the|chamber into the
R	Thouse, and delivered|him unto his mother:|and Elijah said, See,|thy son liveth.|17:24 And the woman|said to Elijah, Now by|this I know that thou|art a man of God, and|that the word of the|LORD in thy mouth is|truth.||18:1 And it came to|pass after many days,
R	Tthat the word of the|LORD came to Elijah in|the third year, saying,|Go, shew thyself unto|Ahab; and I will send|rain upon the earth.|18:2 And Elijah went|to shew himself unto|Ahab. And there was a|sore famine in|Samaria.|18:3 And Ahab called|Obadiah, which was the|governor of his
R	Thouse. (Now Obadiah|feared the LORD|greatly:|18:4 For it was so,|when Jezebel cut off|the prophets of the|LORD, that Obadiah|took an hundred|prophets, and hid them|by fifty in a cave, and|fed them with bread|and water.)|18:5 And Ahab said|unto Obadiah, Go into
R	Tthe land, unto all|fountains of water,|and unto all brooks:|peradventure we may|find grass to save|the horses and mules|alive, that we lose not|all the beasts.|18:6 So they divided|the land between them|to pass throughout it:|Ahab went one way by|himself, and Obadiah|went another way by
R	Thimself.|18:7 And as Obadiah|was in the way, behold,|Elijah met him: and he|knew him, and fell on|his face, and said, Art|thou that my lord|Elijah?|18:8 And he answered|him, I am: go, tell thy|lord, Behold, Elijah is|here.|18:9 And he said, What|have I sinned, that
R	Tthou wouldest deliver|thy servant into the|hand of Ahab, to slay|me?|18:10 As the LORD thy|God liveth, there is no|nation or kingdom,|whither my lord hath|not sent to seek thee:|and when they said, He|is not there; he took|an oath of the kingdom|and nation, that they|found thee not.
R	T18:11 And now thou|sayest, Go, tell thy|lord, Behold, Elijah is|here.|18:12 And it shall come|to pass, as soon as I|am gone from thee,|that the Spirit of the|LORD shall carry thee|whither I know not;|and so when I come|and tell Ahab, and he|cannot find thee, he|shall slay me: but I
R	Tthy servant fear the|LORD from my youth.|18:13 Was it not told|my lord what I did|when Jezebel slew the|prophets of the LORD,|how I hid an hundred|men of the LORD's|prophets by fifty in a|cave, and fed them|with bread and water?|18:14 And now thou|sayest, Go, tell thy|lord, Behold, Elijah is
R	There: and he shall|slay me.|18:15 And Elijah said,|As the LORD of hosts|liveth, before whom I|stand, I will surely|shew myself unto him|to day.|18:16 So Obadiah went|to meet Ahab, and told|him: and Ahab went to|meet Elijah.|18:17 And it came to|pass, when Ahab saw
R	TElijah, that Ahab said|unto him, Art thou he|that troubleth Israel?|18:18 And he|answered, I have not|troubled Israel; but|thou, and thy father's|house, in that ye have|forsaken the|commandments of the|LORD, and thou hast|followed Baalim.|18:19 Now therefore|send, and gather to
R	Tme all Israel unto|mount Carmel, and the|prophets of Baal four|hundred and fifty, and|the prophets of the|groves four hundred,|which eat at Jezebel's|table.|18:20 So Ahab sent|unto all the children|of Israel, and|gathered the|prophets together|unto mount Carmel.
R	T18:21 And Elijah came|unto all the people,|and said, How long halt|ye between two|opinions? if the LORD|be God, follow him: but|if Baal, then follow him.|And the people|answered him not a|word.|18:22 Then said Elijah|unto the people, I,|even I only, remain a|prophet of the LORD;
R	Tbut Baal's prophets|are four hundred and|fifty men.|18:23 Let them|therefore give us two|bullocks; and let them|choose one bullock|for themselves, and|cut it in pieces, and|lay it on wood, and put|no fire under: and I|will dress the other|bullock, and lay it on|wood, and put no fire
R	Tunder:|18:24 And call ye on|the name of your|gods, and I will call on|the name of the LORD:|and the God that|answereth by fire, let|him be God. And all the|people answered and|said, It is well spoken.|18:25 And Elijah said|unto the prophets of|Baal, Choose you one|bullock for
R	Tyourselves, and|dress it first; for ye|are many; and call on|the name of your|gods, but put no fire|under.|18:26 And they took|the bullock which was|given them, and they|dressed it, and called|on the name of Baal|from morning even|until noon, saying, O|Baal, hear us. But
R	Tthere was no voice,|nor any that|answered. And they|leaped upon the altar|which was made.|18:27 And it came to|pass at noon, that|Elijah mocked them,|and said, Cry aloud:|for he is a god; either|he is talking, or he is|pursuing, or he is in a|journey, or|peradventure he
R	Tsleepeth, and must be|awaked.|18:28 And they cried|aloud, and cut|themselves after their|manner with knives|and lancets, till the|blood gushed out|upon them.|18:29 And it came to|pass, when midday was|past, and they|prophesied until the|time of the offering of
R	Tthe evening sacrifice,|that there was neither|voice, nor any to|answer, nor any that|regarded.|18:30 And Elijah said|unto all the people,|Come near unto me.|And all the people|came near unto him.|And he repaired the|altar of the LORD that|was broken down.|18:31 And Elijah took
R	Ttwelve stones,|according to the|number of the tribes|of the sons of Jacob,|unto whom the word of|the LORD came, saying,|Israel shall be thy|name:|18:32 And with the|stones he built an|altar in the name of|the LORD: and he made|a trench about the|altar, as great as
R	Twould contain two|measures of seed.|18:33 And he put the|wood in order, and cut|the bullock in pieces,|and laid him on the|wood, and said, Fill|four barrels with|water, and pour it on|the burnt sacrifice,|and on the wood.|18:34 And he said, Do|it the second time. And|they did it the second
R	Ttime. And he said, Do it|the third time. And|they did it the third|time.|18:35 And the water|ran round about the|altar; and he filled the|trench also with|water.|18:36 And it came to|pass at the time of|the offering of the|evening sacrifice, that|Elijah the prophet
R	Tcame near, and said,|LORD God of Abraham,|Isaac, and of Israel,|let it be known this|day that thou art God|in Israel, and that I|am thy servant, and|that I have done all|these things at thy|word.|18:37 Hear me, O LORD,|hear me, that this|people may know that|thou art the LORD God,
R	Tand that thou hast|turned their heart|back again.|18:38 Then the fire of|the LORD fell, and|consumed the burnt|sacrifice, and the|wood, and the stones,|and the dust, and|licked up the water|that was in the trench.|18:39 And when all the|people saw it, they fell|on their faces: and
R	Tthey said, The LORD,|he is the God; the|LORD, he is the God.|18:40 And Elijah said|unto them, Take the|prophets of Baal; let|not one of them|escape. And they took|them: and Elijah|brought them down to|the brook Kishon, and|slew them there.|18:41 And Elijah said|unto Ahab, Get thee
R	Tup, eat and drink; for|there is a sound of|abundance of rain.|18:42 So Ahab went up|to eat and to drink.|And Elijah went up to|the top of Carmel; and|he cast himself down|upon the earth, and|put his face between|his knees,|18:43 And said to his|servant, Go up now,|look toward the sea.
R	TAnd he went up, and|looked, and said,|There is nothing. And|he said, Go again|seven times.|18:44 And it came to|pass at the seventh|time, that he said,|Behold, there ariseth|a little cloud out of|the sea, like a man's|hand. And he said, Go|up, say unto Ahab,|Prepare thy chariot,
R	Tand get thee down|that the rain stop|thee not.|18:45 And it came to|pass in the mean while,|that the heaven was|black with clouds and|wind, and there was a|great rain. And Ahab|rode, and went to|Jezreel.|18:46 And the hand of|the LORD was on|Elijah; and he girded
R	Tup his loins, and ran|before Ahab to the|entrance of Jezreel.||19:1 And Ahab told|Jezebel all that Elijah|had done, and withal|how he had slain all|the prophets with the|sword.|19:2 Then Jezebel|sent a messenger|unto Elijah, saying, So|let the gods do to me,
R	Tand more also, if I|make not thy life as|the life of one of them|by to morrow about|this time.|19:3 And when he saw|that, he arose, and|went for his life, and|came to Beersheba,|which belongeth to|Judah, and left his|servant there.|19:4 But he himself|went a day's journey
R	Tinto the wilderness,|and came and sat|down under a juniper|tree: and he|requested for himself|that he might die; and|said, It is enough; now,|O LORD, take away my|life; for I am not|better than my|fathers.|19:5 And as he lay|and slept under a|juniper tree, behold,
R	Tthen an angel touched|him, and said unto him,|Arise and eat.|19:6 And he looked,|and, behold, there was|a cake baken on the|coals, and a cruse of|water at his head. And|he did eat and drink,|and laid him down|again.|19:7 And the angel of|the LORD came again|the second time, and
R	Ttouched him, and said,|Arise and eat;|because the journey|is too great for thee.|19:8 And he arose,|and did eat and drink,|and went in the|strength of that meat|forty days and forty|nights unto Horeb the|mount of God.|19:9 And he came|thither unto a cave,|and lodged there; and,
R	Tbehold, the word of|the LORD came to him,|and he said unto him,|What doest thou here,|Elijah?|19:10 And he said, I|have been very|jealous for the LORD|God of hosts: for the|children of Israel|have forsaken thy|covenant, thrown down|thine altars, and slain|thy prophets with the
R	Tsword; and I, even I|only, am left; and they|seek my life, to take it|away.|19:11 And he said, Go|forth, and stand upon|the mount before the|LORD. And, behold, the|LORD passed by, and a|great and strong wind|rent the mountains,|and brake in pieces|the rocks before the|LORD; but the LORD
R	Twas not in the wind:|and after the wind an|earthquake; but the|LORD was not in the|earthquake:|19:12 And after the|earthquake a fire; but|the LORD was not in|the fire: and after the|fire a still small voice.|19:13 And it was so,|when Elijah heard it,|that he wrapped his|face in his mantle, and
R	Twent out, and stood in|the entering in of the|cave. And, behold,|there came a voice|unto him, and said,|What doest thou here,|Elijah?|19:14 And he said, I|have been very|jealous for the LORD|God of hosts: because|the children of Israel|have forsaken thy|covenant, thrown down
R	Tthine altars, and slain|thy prophets with the|sword; and I, even I|only, am left; and they|seek my life, to take it|away.|19:15 And the LORD|said unto him, Go,|return on thy way to|the wilderness of|Damascus: and when|thou comest, anoint|Hazael to be king over|Syria:
R	T19:16 And Jehu the|son of Nimshi shalt|thou anoint to be king|over Israel: and|Elisha the son of|Shaphat of|Abelmeholah shalt|thou anoint to be|prophet in thy room.|19:17 And it shall come|to pass, that him that|escapeth the sword|of Hazael shall Jehu|slay: and him that
R	Tescapeth from the|sword of Jehu shall|Elisha slay.|19:18 Yet I have left|me seven thousand in|Israel, all the knees|which have not bowed|unto Baal, and every|mouth which hath not|kissed him.|19:19 So he departed|thence, and found|Elisha the son of|Shaphat, who was
R	Tplowing with twelve|yoke of oxen before|him, and he with the|twelfth: and Elijah|passed by him, and|cast his mantle upon|him.|19:20 And he left the|oxen, and ran after|Elijah, and said, Let|me, I pray thee, kiss|my father and my|mother, and then I will|follow thee. And he
R	Tsaid unto him, Go back|again: for what have I|done to thee?|19:21 And he returned|back from him, and|took a yoke of oxen,|and slew them, and|boiled their flesh with|the instruments of the|oxen, and gave unto|the people, and they|did eat. Then he|arose, and went after|Elijah, and ministered
R	Tunto him.||20:1 And Benhadad the|king of Syria gathered|all his host together:|and there were thirty|and two kings with him,|and horses, and|chariots; and he went|up and besieged|Samaria, and warred|against it.|20:2 And he sent|messengers to Ahab
R	Tking of Israel into the|city, and said unto him,|Thus saith Benhadad,|20:3 Thy silver and|thy gold is mine; thy|wives also and thy|children, even the|goodliest, are mine.|20:4 And the king of|Israel answered and|said, My lord, O king,|according to thy|saying, I am thine, and|all that I have.
R	T20:5 And the|messengers came|again, and said, Thus|speaketh Benhadad,|saying, Although I|have sent unto thee,|saying, Thou shalt|deliver me thy silver,|and thy gold, and thy|wives, and thy|children;|20:6 Yet I will send my|servants unto thee to|morrow about this time,
R	Tand they shall search|thine house, and the|houses of thy|servants; and it shall|be, that whatsoever is|pleasant in thine eyes,|they shall put it in|their hand, and take it|away.|20:7 Then the king of|Israel called all the|elders of the land,|and said, Mark, I pray|you, and see how this
R	Tman seeketh mischief:|for he sent unto me|for my wives, and for|my children, and for|my silver, and for my|gold; and I denied him|not.|20:8 And all the|elders and all the|people said unto him,|Hearken not unto him,|nor consent.|20:9 Wherefore he|said unto the
R	Tmessengers of|Benhadad, Tell my lord|the king, All that thou|didst send for to thy|servant at the first I|will do: but this thing I|may not do. And the|messengers departed,|and brought him word|again.|20:10 And Benhadad|sent unto him, and|said, The gods do so|unto me, and more
R	Talso, if the dust of|Samaria shall suffice|for handfuls for all|the people that follow|me.|20:11 And the king of|Israel answered and|said, Tell him, Let not|him that girdeth on his|harness boast himself|as he that putteth it|off.|20:12 And it came to|pass, when Benhadad
R	Theard this message,|as he was drinking, he|and the kings in the|pavilions, that he said|unto his servants, Set|yourselves in array.|And they set|themselves in array|against the city.|20:13 And, behold,|there came a prophet|unto Ahab king of|Israel, saying, Thus|saith the LORD, Hast
R	Tthou seen all this|great multitude?|behold, I will deliver it|into thine hand this|day; and thou shalt|know that I am the|LORD.|20:14 And Ahab said,|By whom? And he said,|Thus saith the LORD,|Even by the young|men of the princes of|the provinces. Then|he said, Who shall
R	Torder the battle? And|he answered, Thou.|20:15 Then he|numbered the young|men of the princes of|the provinces, and|they were two|hundred and thirty|two: and after them he|numbered all the|people, even all the|children of Israel,|being seven thousand.|20:16 And they went
R	Tout at noon. But|Benhadad was drinking|himself drunk in the|pavilions, he and the|kings, the thirty and|two kings that helped|him.|20:17 And the young|men of the princes of|the provinces went|out first; and|Benhadad sent out,|and they told him,|saying, There are men
R	Tcome out of Samaria.|20:18 And he said,|Whether they be come|out for peace, take|them alive; or whether|they be come out for|war, take them alive.|20:19 So these young|men of the princes of|the provinces came|out of the city, and|the army which|followed them.|20:20 And they slew
R	Tevery one his man:|and the Syrians fled;|and Israel pursued|them: and Benhadad|the king of Syria|escaped on an horse|with the horsemen.|20:21 And the king of|Israel went out, and|smote the horses and|chariots, and slew the|Syrians with a great|slaughter.|20:22 And the prophet
R	Tcame to the king of|Israel, and said unto|him, Go, strengthen|thyself, and mark, and|see what thou doest:|for at the return of|the year the king of|Syria will come up|against thee.|20:23 And the|servants of the king|of Syria said unto him,|Their gods are gods|of the hills; therefore
R	Tthey were stronger|than we; but let us|fight against them in|the plain, and surely|we shall be stronger|than they.|20:24 And do this|thing, Take the kings|away, every man out|of his place, and put|captains in their|rooms:|20:25 And number thee|an army, like the army
R	Tthat thou hast lost,|horse for horse, and|chariot for chariot:|and we will fight|against them in the|plain, and surely we|shall be stronger|than they. And he|hearkened unto their|voice, and did so.|20:26 And it came to|pass at the return of|the year, that|Benhadad numbered
R	Tthe Syrians, and went|up to Aphek, to fight|against Israel.|20:27 And the children|of Israel were|numbered, and were|all present, and went|against them: and the|children of Israel|pitched before them|like two little flocks of|kids; but the Syrians|filled the country.|20:28 And there came
R	Ta man of God, and|spake unto the king of|Israel, and said, Thus|saith the LORD,|Because the Syrians|have said, The LORD is|God of the hills, but|he is not God of the|valleys, therefore will|I deliver all this great|multitude into thine|hand, and ye shall|know that I am the|LORD.
R	T20:29 And they pitched|one over against the|other seven days. And|so it was, that in the|seventh day the|battle was joined: and|the children of Israel|slew of the Syrians an|hundred thousand|footmen in one day.|20:30 But the rest|fled to Aphek, into the|city; and there a wall|fell upon twenty and
R	Tseven thousand of|the men that were left.|And Benhadad fled,|and came into the city,|into an inner chamber.|20:31 And his|servants said unto|him, Behold now, we|have heard that the|kings of the house of|Israel are merciful|kings: let us, I pray|thee, put sackcloth on|our loins, and ropes
R	Tupon our heads, and|go out to the king of|Israel: peradventure|he will save thy life.|20:32 So they girded|sackcloth on their|loins, and put ropes|on their heads, and|came to the king of|Israel, and said, Thy|servant Benhadad|saith, I pray thee, let|me live. And he said, Is|he yet alive? he is my
R	Tbrother.|20:33 Now the men did|diligently observe|whether any thing|would come from him,|and did hastily catch|it: and they said, Thy|brother Benhadad.|Then he said, Go ye,|bring him. Then|Benhadad came forth|to him; and he caused|him to come up into the|chariot.
R	T20:34 And Benhadad|said unto him, The|cities, which my father|took from thy father,|I will restore; and|thou shalt make|streets for thee in|Damascus, as my|father made in|Samaria. Then said|Ahab, I will send thee|away with this|covenant. So he made|a covenant with him,
R	Tand sent him away.|20:35 And a certain|man of the sons of|the prophets said|unto his neighbour in|the word of the LORD,|Smite me, I pray thee.|And the man refused|to smite him.|20:36 Then said he|unto him, Because thou|hast not obeyed the|voice of the LORD,|behold, as soon as
R	Tthou art departed|from me, a lion shall|slay thee. And as|soon as he was|departed from him, a|lion found him, and|slew him.|20:37 Then he found|another man, and said,|Smite me, I pray thee.|And the man smote him,|so that in smiting he|wounded him.|20:38 So the prophet
R	Tdeparted, and waited|for the king by the|way, and disguised|himself with ashes|upon his face.|20:39 And as the king|passed by, he cried|unto the king: and he|said, Thy servant went|out into the midst of|the battle; and, behold,|a man turned aside,|and brought a man|unto me, and said,
R	TKeep this man: if by|any means he be|missing, then shall thy|life be for his life, or|else thou shalt pay a|talent of silver.|20:40 And as thy|servant was busy|here and there, he|was gone. And the king|of Israel said unto|him, So shall thy|judgment be; thyself|hast decided it.
R	T20:41 And he hasted,|and took the ashes|away from his face;|and the king of Israel|discerned him that he|was of the prophets.|20:42 And he said unto|him, Thus saith the|LORD, Because thou|hast let go out of thy|hand a man whom I|appointed to utter|destruction,|therefore thy life
R	Tshall go for his life,|and thy people for his|people.|20:43 And the king of|Israel went to his|house heavy and|displeased, and came|to Samaria.||21:1 And it came to|pass after these|things, that Naboth the|Jezreelite had a|vineyard, which was in
R	TJezreel, hard by the|palace of Ahab king of|Samaria.|21:2 And Ahab spake|unto Naboth, saying,|Give me thy vineyard,|that I may have it for|a garden of herbs,|because it is near|unto my house: and I|will give thee for it a|better vineyard than|it; or, if it seem good|to thee, I will give thee
R	Tthe worth of it in|money.|21:3 And Naboth said|to Ahab, The LORD|forbid it me, that I|should give the|inheritance of my|fathers unto thee.|21:4 And Ahab came|into his house heavy|and displeased|because of the word|which Naboth the|Jezreelite had spoken
R	Tto him: for he had|said, I will not give|thee the inheritance|of my fathers. And he|laid him down upon his|bed, and turned away|his face, and would|eat no bread.|21:5 But Jezebel his|wife came to him, and|said unto him, Why is|thy spirit so sad, that|thou eatest no bread?|21:6 And he said unto
R	Ther, Because I spake|unto Naboth the|Jezreelite, and said|unto him, Give me thy|vineyard for money;|or else, if it please|thee, I will give thee|another vineyard for|it: and he answered, I|will not give thee my|vineyard.|21:7 And Jezebel his|wife said unto him,|Dost thou now govern
R	Tthe kingdom of Israel?|arise, and eat bread,|and let thine heart be|merry: I will give thee|the vineyard of|Naboth the Jezreelite.|21:8 So she wrote|letters in Ahab's name,|and sealed them with|his seal, and sent the|letters unto the|elders and to the|nobles that were in|his city, dwelling with
R	TNaboth.|21:9 And she wrote in|the letters, saying,|Proclaim a fast, and|set Naboth on high|among the people:|21:10 And set two men,|sons of Belial, before|him, to bear witness|against him, saying,|Thou didst blaspheme|God and the king. And|then carry him out,|and stone him, that he
R	Tmay die.|21:11 And the men of|his city, even the|elders and the nobles|who were the|inhabitants in his city,|did as Jezebel had|sent unto them, and as|it was written in the|letters which she had|sent unto them.|21:12 They proclaimed|a fast, and set Naboth|on high among the
R	Tpeople.|21:13 And there came|in two men, children of|Belial, and sat before|him: and the men of|Belial witnessed|against him, even|against Naboth, in the|presence of the|people, saying, Naboth|did blaspheme God and|the king. Then they|carried him forth out|of the city, and
R	Tstoned him with stones,|that he died.|21:14 Then they sent|to Jezebel, saying,|Naboth is stoned, and|is dead.|21:15 And it came to|pass, when Jezebel|heard that Naboth was|stoned, and was dead,|that Jezebel said to|Ahab, Arise, take|possession of the|vineyard of Naboth
R	Tthe Jezreelite, which|he refused to give|thee for money: for|Naboth is not alive,|but dead.|21:16 And it came to|pass, when Ahab|heard that Naboth was|dead, that Ahab rose|up to go down to the|vineyard of Naboth|the Jezreelite, to take|possession of it.|21:17 And the word of
R	Tthe LORD came to|Elijah the Tishbite,|saying,|21:18 Arise, go down|to meet Ahab king of|Israel, which is in|Samaria: behold, he is|in the vineyard of|Naboth, whither he is|gone down to possess|it.|21:19 And thou shalt|speak unto him, saying,|Thus saith the LORD,
R	THast thou killed, and|also taken|possession? And thou|shalt speak unto him,|saying, Thus saith the|LORD, In the place|where dogs licked the|blood of Naboth shall|dogs lick thy blood,|even thine.|21:20 And Ahab said to|Elijah, Hast thou|found me, O mine|enemy? And he
R	Tanswered, I have|found thee: because|thou hast sold thyself|to work evil in the|sight of the LORD.|21:21 Behold, I will|bring evil upon thee,|and will take away thy|posterity, and will cut|off from Ahab him that|pisseth against the|wall, and him that is|shut up and left in|Israel,
R	T21:22 And will make|thine house like the|house of Jeroboam|the son of Nebat, and|like the house of|Baasha the son of|Ahijah, for the|provocation wherewith|thou hast provoked|me to anger, and made|Israel to sin.|21:23 And of Jezebel|also spake the LORD,|saying, The dogs shall
R	Teat Jezebel by the|wall of Jezreel.|21:24 Him that dieth of|Ahab in the city the|dogs shall eat; and him|that dieth in the field|shall the fowls of the|air eat.|21:25 But there was|none like unto Ahab,|which did sell himself|to work wickedness in|the sight of the LORD,|whom Jezebel his wife
R	Tstirred up.|21:26 And he did very|abominably in following|idols, according to all|things as did the|Amorites, whom the|LORD cast out before|the children of Israel.|21:27 And it came to|pass, when Ahab|heard those words,|that he rent his|clothes, and put|sackcloth upon his
R	Tflesh, and fasted, and|lay in sackcloth, and|went softly.|21:28 And the word of|the LORD came to|Elijah the Tishbite,|saying,|21:29 Seest thou how|Ahab humbleth himself|before me? because|he humbleth himself|before me, I will not|bring the evil in his|days: but in his son's
R	Tdays will I bring the|evil upon his house.||22:1 And they|continued three years|without war between|Syria and Israel.|22:2 And it came to|pass in the third year,|that Jehoshaphat the|king of Judah came|down to the king of|Israel.|22:3 And the king of
R	TIsrael said unto his|servants, Know ye|that Ramoth in Gilead|is ours, and we be|still, and take it not|out of the hand of the|king of Syria?|22:4 And he said unto|Jehoshaphat, Wilt thou|go with me to battle to|Ramothgilead? And|Jehoshaphat said to|the king of Israel, I|am as thou art, my
R	Tpeople as thy people,|my horses as thy|horses.|22:5 And Jehoshaphat|said unto the king of|Israel, Enquire, I pray|thee, at the word of|the LORD to day.|22:6 Then the king of|Israel gathered the|prophets together,|about four hundred|men, and said unto|them, Shall I go
R	Tagainst Ramothgilead|to battle, or shall I|forbear? And they|said, Go up; for the|LORD shall deliver it|into the hand of the|king.|22:7 And Jehoshaphat|said, Is there not|here a prophet of the|LORD besides, that we|might enquire of him?|22:8 And the king of|Israel said unto
R	TJehoshaphat, There is|yet one man, Micaiah|the son of Imlah, by|whom we may enquire|of the LORD: but I|hate him; for he doth|not prophesy good|concerning me, but|evil. And Jehoshaphat|said, Let not the king|say so.|22:9 Then the king of|Israel called an|officer, and said,
R	THasten hither Micaiah|the son of Imlah.|22:10 And the king of|Israel and|Jehoshaphat the king|of Judah sat each on|his throne, having put|on their robes, in a|void place in the|entrance of the gate|of Samaria; and all the|prophets prophesied|before them.|22:11 And Zedekiah
R	Tthe son of Chenaanah|made him horns of|iron: and he said, Thus|saith the LORD, With|these shalt thou push|the Syrians, until thou|have consumed them.|22:12 And all the|prophets prophesied|so, saying, Go up to|Ramothgilead, and|prosper: for the LORD|shall deliver it into|the king's hand.
R	T22:13 And the|messenger that was|gone to call Micaiah|spake unto him, saying,|Behold now, the words|of the prophets|declare good unto the|king with one mouth: let|thy word, I pray thee,|be like the word of|one of them, and|speak that which is|good.|22:14 And Micaiah said,
R	TAs the LORD liveth,|what the LORD saith|unto me, that will I|speak.|22:15 So he came to|the king. And the king|said unto him, Micaiah,|shall we go against|Ramothgilead to battle,|or shall we forbear?|And he answered him,|Go, and prosper: for|the LORD shall deliver|it into the hand of the
R	Tking.|22:16 And the king|said unto him, How|many times shall I|adjure thee that thou|tell me nothing but|that which is true in|the name of the LORD?|22:17 And he said, I|saw all Israel|scattered upon the|hills, as sheep that|have not a shepherd:|and the LORD said,
R	TThese have no master:|let them return every|man to his house in|peace.|22:18 And the king of|Israel said unto|Jehoshaphat, Did I not|tell thee that he would|prophesy no good|concerning me, but|evil?|22:19 And he said,|Hear thou therefore|the word of the LORD:
R	TI saw the LORD sitting|on his throne, and all|the host of heaven|standing by him on his|right hand and on his|left.|22:20 And the LORD|said, Who shall|persuade Ahab, that|he may go up and fall|at Ramothgilead? And|one said on this|manner, and another|said on that manner.
R	T22:21 And there came|forth a spirit, and|stood before the|LORD, and said, I will|persuade him.|22:22 And the LORD|said unto him,|Wherewith? And he|said, I will go forth,|and I will be a lying|spirit in the mouth of|all his prophets. And|he said, Thou shalt|persuade him, and
R	Tprevail also: go forth,|and do so.|22:23 Now therefore,|behold, the LORD hath|put a lying spirit in|the mouth of all these|thy prophets, and the|LORD hath spoken evil|concerning thee.|22:24 But Zedekiah the|son of Chenaanah|went near, and smote|Micaiah on the cheek,|and said, Which way
R	Twent the Spirit of the|LORD from me to speak|unto thee?|22:25 And Micaiah said,|Behold, thou shalt see|in that day, when thou|shalt go into an inner|chamber to hide|thyself.|22:26 And the king of|Israel said, Take|Micaiah, and carry him|back unto Amon the|governor of the city,
R	Tand to Joash the|king's son;|22:27 And say, Thus|saith the king, Put this|fellow in the prison,|and feed him with|bread of affliction|and with water of|affliction, until I come|in peace.|22:28 And Micaiah said,|If thou return at all|in peace, the LORD|hath not spoken by
R	Tme. And he said,|Hearken, O people,|every one of you.|22:29 So the king of|Israel and|Jehoshaphat the king|of Judah went up to|Ramothgilead.|22:30 And the king of|Israel said unto|Jehoshaphat, I will|disguise myself, and|enter into the battle;|but put thou on thy
R	Trobes. And the king of|Israel disguised|himself, and went into|the battle.|22:31 But the king of|Syria commanded his|thirty and two|captains that had rule|over his chariots,|saying, Fight neither|with small nor great,|save only with the king|of Israel.|22:32 And it came to
R	Tpass, when the|captains of the|chariots saw|Jehoshaphat, that|they said, Surely it is|the king of Israel. And|they turned aside to|fight against him: and|Jehoshaphat cried|out.|22:33 And it came to|pass, when the|captains of the|chariots perceived
R	Tthat it was not the|king of Israel, that|they turned back from|pursuing him.|22:34 And a certain|man drew a bow at a|venture, and smote|the king of Israel|between the joints of|the harness:|wherefore he said|unto the driver of his|chariot, Turn thine|hand, and carry me
R	Tout of the host; for I|am wounded.|22:35 And the battle|increased that day:|and the king was|stayed up in his|chariot against the|Syrians, and died at|even: and the blood|ran out of the wound|into the midst of the|chariot.|22:36 And there went|a proclamation
R	Tthroughout the host|about the going down|of the sun, saying,|Every man to his city,|and every man to his|own country.|22:37 So the king died,|and was brought to|Samaria; and they|buried the king in|Samaria.|22:38 And one washed|the chariot in the pool|of Samaria; and the
R	Tdogs licked up his|blood; and they|washed his armour;|according unto the|word of the LORD|which he spake.|22:39 Now the rest of|the acts of Ahab, and|all that he did, and the|ivory house which he|made, and all the cities|that he built, are they|not written in the book|of the chronicles of
R	Tthe kings of Israel?|22:40 So Ahab slept|with his fathers; and|Ahaziah his son|reigned in his stead.|22:41 And|Jehoshaphat the son|of Asa began to reign|over Judah in the|fourth year of Ahab|king of Israel.|22:42 Jehoshaphat|was thirty and five|years old when he
R	Tbegan to reign; and he|reigned twenty and|five years in|Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Azubah the daughter|of Shilhi.|22:43 And he walked in|all the ways of Asa|his father; he turned|not aside from it,|doing that which was|right in the eyes of|the LORD:
R	Tnevertheless the high|places were not taken|away; for the people|offered and burnt|incense yet in the high|places.|22:44 And|Jehoshaphat made|peace with the king of|Israel.|22:45 Now the rest of|the acts of|Jehoshaphat, and his|might that he shewed,
R	Tand how he warred,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|22:46 And the remnant|of the sodomites,|which remained in the|days of his father|Asa, he took out of|the land.|22:47 There was then|no king in Edom: a|deputy was king.
R	T22:48 Jehoshaphat|made ships of|Tharshish to go to|Ophir for gold: but|they went not; for the|ships were broken at|Eziongeber.|22:49 Then said|Ahaziah the son of|Ahab unto|Jehoshaphat, Let my|servants go with thy|servants in the ships.|But Jehoshaphat
R	Twould not.|22:50 And|Jehoshaphat slept|with his fathers, and|was buried with his|fathers in the city of|David his father: and|Jehoram his son|reigned in his stead.|22:51 Ahaziah the son|of Ahab began to|reign over Israel in|Samaria the|seventeenth year of
R	TJehoshaphat king of|Judah, and reigned|two years over|Israel.|22:52 And he did evil|in the sight of the|LORD, and walked in|the way of his father,|and in the way of his|mother, and in the way|of Jeroboam the son|of Nebat, who made|Israel to sin:|22:53 For he served
R	TBaal, and worshipped|him, and provoked to|anger the LORD God|of Israel, according|to all that his father|had done.
R	K2;The Second Book|of the Kings	T||1:1 Then Moab|rebelled against|Israel after the death|of Ahab.|1:2 And Ahaziah fell|down through a lattice|in his upper chamber|that was in Samaria,|and was sick: and he|sent messengers, and|said unto them, Go,
R	Tenquire of Baalzebub|the god of Ekron|whether I shall|recover of this|disease.|1:3 But the angel of|the LORD said to|Elijah the Tishbite,|Arise, go up to meet|the messengers of|the king of Samaria,|and say unto them, Is|it not because there|is not a God in Israel,
R	Tthat ye go to enquire|of Baalzebub the god|of Ekron?|1:4 Now therefore|thus saith the LORD,|Thou shalt not come|down from that bed on|which thou art gone|up, but shalt surely|die. And Elijah|departed.|1:5 And when the|messengers turned|back unto him, he said
R	Tunto them, Why are ye|now turned back?|1:6 And they said unto|him, There came a man|up to meet us, and|said unto us, Go, turn|again unto the king|that sent you, and say|unto him, Thus saith|the LORD, Is it not|because there is not|a God in Israel, that|thou sendest to|enquire of Baalzebub
R	Tthe god of Ekron?|therefore thou shalt|not come down from|that bed on which thou|art gone up, but shalt|surely die.|1:7 And he said unto|them, What manner of|man was he which came|up to meet you, and|told you these words?|1:8 And they answered|him, He was an hairy|man, and girt with a
R	Tgirdle of leather|about his loins. And he|said, It is Elijah the|Tishbite.|1:9 Then the king sent|unto him a captain of|fifty with his fifty. And|he went up to him: and,|behold, he sat on the|top of an hill. And he|spake unto him, Thou|man of God, the king|hath said, Come down.|1:10 And Elijah
R	Tanswered and said to|the captain of fifty, If|I be a man of God,|then let fire come|down from heaven,|and consume thee and|thy fifty. And there|came down fire from|heaven, and consumed|him and his fifty.|1:11 Again also he|sent unto him another|captain of fifty with|his fifty. And he
R	Tanswered and said|unto him, O man of God,|thus hath the king|said, Come down|quickly.|1:12 And Elijah|answered and said|unto them, If I be a|man of God, let fire|come down from|heaven, and consume|thee and thy fifty. And|the fire of God came|down from heaven,
R	Tand consumed him and|his fifty.|1:13 And he sent again|a captain of the third|fifty with his fifty. And|the third captain of|fifty went up, and|came and fell on his|knees before Elijah,|and besought him, and|said unto him, O man of|God, I pray thee, let|my life, and the life of|these fifty thy
R	Tservants, be precious|in thy sight.|1:14 Behold, there|came fire down from|heaven, and burnt up|the two captains of|the former fifties with|their fifties:|therefore let my life|now be precious in thy|sight.|1:15 And the angel of|the LORD said unto|Elijah, Go down with
R	Thim: be not afraid of|him. And he arose, and|went down with him|unto the king.|1:16 And he said unto|him, Thus saith the|LORD, Forasmuch as|thou hast sent|messengers to|enquire of Baalzebub|the god of Ekron, is it|not because there is|no God in Israel to|enquire of his word?
R	Ttherefore thou shalt|not come down off|that bed on which thou|art gone up, but shalt|surely die.|1:17 So he died|according to the word|of the LORD which|Elijah had spoken. And|Jehoram reigned in his|stead in the second|year of Jehoram the|son of Jehoshaphat|king of Judah;
R	Tbecause he had no|son.|1:18 Now the rest of|the acts of Ahaziah|which he did, are they|not written in the book|of the chronicles of|the kings of Israel?||2:1 And it came to|pass, when the LORD|would take up Elijah|into heaven by a|whirlwind, that Elijah
R	Twent with Elisha from|Gilgal.|2:2 And Elijah said|unto Elisha, Tarry|here, I pray thee; for|the LORD hath sent me|to Bethel. And Elisha|said unto him, As the|LORD liveth, and as|thy soul liveth, I will|not leave thee. So|they went down to|Bethel.|2:3 And the sons of
R	Tthe prophets that|were at Bethel came|forth to Elisha, and|said unto him, Knowest|thou that the LORD will|take away thy master|from thy head to day?|And he said, Yea, I|know it; hold ye your|peace.|2:4 And Elijah said|unto him, Elisha, tarry|here, I pray thee; for|the LORD hath sent me
R	Tto Jericho. And he|said, As the LORD|liveth, and as thy soul|liveth, I will not leave|thee. So they came to|Jericho.|2:5 And the sons of|the prophets that|were at Jericho came|to Elisha, and said|unto him, Knowest thou|that the LORD will take|away thy master from|thy head to day? And
R	The answered, Yea, I|know it; hold ye your|peace.|2:6 And Elijah said|unto him, Tarry, I pray|thee, here; for the|LORD hath sent me to|Jordan. And he said,|As the LORD liveth,|and as thy soul liveth,|I will not leave thee.|And they two went on.|2:7 And fifty men of|the sons of the
R	Tprophets went, and|stood to view afar|off: and they two|stood by Jordan.|2:8 And Elijah took his|mantle, and wrapped it|together, and smote|the waters, and they|were divided hither|and thither, so that|they two went over on|dry ground.|2:9 And it came to|pass, when they were
R	Tgone over, that Elijah|said unto Elisha, Ask|what I shall do for|thee, before I be|taken away from thee.|And Elisha said, I pray|thee, let a double|portion of thy spirit|be upon me.|2:10 And he said, Thou|hast asked a hard|thing: nevertheless, if|thou see me when I am|taken from thee, it
R	Tshall be so unto thee;|but if not, it shall not|be so.|2:11 And it came to|pass, as they still|went on, and talked,|that, behold, there|appeared a chariot of|fire, and horses of|fire, and parted them|both asunder; and|Elijah went up by a|whirlwind into heaven.|2:12 And Elisha saw it,
R	Tand he cried, My|father, my father, the|chariot of Israel, and|the horsemen thereof.|And he saw him no|more: and he took hold|of his own clothes,|and rent them in two|pieces.|2:13 He took up also|the mantle of Elijah|that fell from him, and|went back, and stood|by the bank of
R	TJordan;|2:14 And he took the|mantle of Elijah that|fell from him, and|smote the waters, and|said, Where is the|LORD God of Elijah?|and when he also had|smitten the waters,|they parted hither|and thither: and Elisha|went over.|2:15 And when the|sons of the prophets
R	Twhich were to view at|Jericho saw him, they|said, The spirit of|Elijah doth rest on|Elisha. And they came|to meet him, and bowed|themselves to the|ground before him.|2:16 And they said|unto him, Behold now,|there be with thy|servants fifty strong|men; let them go, we|pray thee, and seek
R	Tthy master: lest|peradventure the|Spirit of the LORD|hath taken him up, and|cast him upon some|mountain, or into some|valley. And he said, Ye|shall not send.|2:17 And when they|urged him till he was|ashamed, he said,|Send. They sent|therefore fifty men;|and they sought three
R	Tdays, but found him|not.|2:18 And when they|came again to him, (for|he tarried at Jericho,)|he said unto them, Did|I not say unto you, Go|not?|2:19 And the men of|the city said unto|Elisha, Behold, I pray|thee, the situation of|this city is pleasant,|as my lord seeth: but
R	Tthe water is naught,|and the ground|barren.|2:20 And he said, Bring|me a new cruse, and|put salt therein. And|they brought it to him.|2:21 And he went|forth unto the spring|of the waters, and|cast the salt in there,|and said, Thus saith|the LORD, I have|healed these waters;
R	Tthere shall not be|from thence any more|death or barren land.|2:22 So the waters|were healed unto this|day, according to the|saying of Elisha which|he spake.|2:23 And he went up|from thence unto|Bethel: and as he was|going up by the way,|there came forth little|children out of the
R	Tcity, and mocked him,|and said unto him, Go|up, thou bald head; go|up, thou bald head.|2:24 And he turned|back, and looked on|them, and cursed them|in the name of the|LORD. And there came|forth two she bears|out of the wood, and|tare forty and two|children of them.|2:25 And he went from
R	Tthence to mount|Carmel, and from|thence he returned to|Samaria.||3:1 Now Jehoram the|son of Ahab began to|reign over Israel in|Samaria the eighteenth|year of Jehoshaphat|king of Judah, and|reigned twelve years.|3:2 And he wrought|evil in the sight of the
R	TLORD; but not like his|father, and like his|mother: for he put|away the image of Baal|that his father had|made.|3:3 Nevertheless he|cleaved unto the sins|of Jeroboam the son|of Nebat, which made|Israel to sin; he|departed not|therefrom.|3:4 And Mesha king of
R	TMoab was a|sheepmaster, and|rendered unto the|king of Israel an|hundred thousand|lambs, and an hundred|thousand rams, with|the wool.|3:5 But it came to|pass, when Ahab was|dead, that the king of|Moab rebelled against|the king of Israel.|3:6 And king Jehoram
R	Twent out of Samaria|the same time, and|numbered all Israel.|3:7 And he went and|sent to Jehoshaphat|the king of Judah,|saying, The king of|Moab hath rebelled|against me: wilt thou|go with me against|Moab to battle? And|he said, I will go up: I|am as thou art, my|people as thy people,
R	Tand my horses as thy|horses.|3:8 And he said, Which|way shall we go up?|And he answered, The|way through the|wilderness of Edom.|3:9 So the king of|Israel went, and the|king of Judah, and the|king of Edom: and they|fetched a compass of|seven days' journey:|and there was no
R	Twater for the host,|and for the cattle|that followed them.|3:10 And the king of|Israel said, Alas! that|the LORD hath called|these three kings|together, to deliver|them into the hand of|Moab!|3:11 But Jehoshaphat|said, Is there not|here a prophet of the|LORD, that we may
R	Tenquire of the LORD|by him? And one of|the king of Israel's|servants answered|and said, Here is|Elisha the son of|Shaphat, which poured|water on the hands of|Elijah.|3:12 And Jehoshaphat|said, The word of the|LORD is with him. So the|king of Israel and|Jehoshaphat and the
R	Tking of Edom went|down to him.|3:13 And Elisha said|unto the king of|Israel, What have I to|do with thee? get thee|to the prophets of|thy father, and to the|prophets of thy|mother. And the king|of Israel said unto|him, Nay: for the LORD|hath called these|three kings together,
R	Tto deliver them into|the hand of Moab.|3:14 And Elisha said,|As the LORD of hosts|liveth, before whom I|stand, surely, were it|not that I regard the|presence of|Jehoshaphat the king|of Judah, I would not|look toward thee, nor|see thee.|3:15 But now bring me|a minstrel. And it came
R	Tto pass, when the|minstrel played, that|the hand of the LORD|came upon him.|3:16 And he said, Thus|saith the LORD, Make|this valley full of|ditches.|3:17 For thus saith|the LORD, Ye shall not|see wind, neither shall|ye see rain; yet that|valley shall be filled|with water, that ye may
R	Tdrink, both ye, and|your cattle, and your|beasts.|3:18 And this is but a|light thing in the sight|of the LORD: he will|deliver the Moabites|also into your hand.|3:19 And ye shall smite|every fenced city,|and every choice city,|and shall fell every|good tree, and stop|all wells of water, and
R	Tmar every good piece|of land with stones.|3:20 And it came to|pass in the morning,|when the meat|offering was offered,|that, behold, there|came water by the way|of Edom, and the|country was filled with|water.|3:21 And when all the|Moabites heard that|the kings were come
R	Tup to fight against|them, they gathered|all that were able to|put on armour, and|upward, and stood in|the border.|3:22 And they rose up|early in the morning,|and the sun shone|upon the water, and|the Moabites saw the|water on the other|side as red as blood:|3:23 And they said,
R	TThis is blood: the kings|are surely slain, and|they have smitten one|another: now|therefore, Moab, to|the spoil.|3:24 And when they|came to the camp of|Israel, the Israelites|rose up and smote the|Moabites, so that they|fled before them: but|they went forward|smiting the Moabites,
R	Teven in their country.|3:25 And they beat|down the cities, and on|every good piece of|land cast every man|his stone, and filled it;|and they stopped all|the wells of water,|and felled all the|good trees: only in|Kirharaseth left they|the stones thereof;|howbeit the slingers|went about it, and
R	Tsmote it.|3:26 And when the king|of Moab saw that the|battle was too sore|for him, he took with|him seven hundred|men that drew swords,|to break through|even unto the king of|Edom: but they could|not.|3:27 Then he took his|eldest son that should|have reigned in his
R	Tstead, and offered him|for a burnt offering|upon the wall. And|there was great|indignation against|Israel: and they|departed from him,|and returned to their|own land.||4:1 Now there cried a|certain woman of the|wives of the sons of|the prophets unto
R	TElisha, saying, Thy|servant my husband is|dead; and thou|knowest that thy|servant did fear the|LORD: and the creditor|is come to take unto|him my two sons to be|bondmen.|4:2 And Elisha said|unto her, What shall I|do for thee? tell me,|what hast thou in the|house? And she said,
R	TThine handmaid hath|not any thing in the|house, save a pot of|oil.|4:3 Then he said, Go,|borrow thee vessels|abroad of all thy|neighbours, even|empty vessels; borrow|not a few.|4:4 And when thou art|come in, thou shalt|shut the door upon|thee and upon thy
R	Tsons, and shalt pour|out into all those|vessels, and thou|shalt set aside that|which is full.|4:5 So she went from|him, and shut the door|upon her and upon|her sons, who brought|the vessels to her;|and she poured out.|4:6 And it came to|pass, when the|vessels were full, that
R	Tshe said unto her son,|Bring me yet a vessel.|And he said unto her,|There is not a vessel|more. And the oil|stayed.|4:7 Then she came and|told the man of God.|And he said, Go, sell|the oil, and pay thy|debt, and live thou|and thy children of|the rest.|4:8 And it fell on a
R	Tday, that Elisha|passed to Shunem,|where was a great|woman; and she|constrained him to eat|bread. And so it was,|that as oft as he|passed by, he turned|in thither to eat|bread.|4:9 And she said unto|her husband, Behold|now, I perceive that|this is an holy man of
R	TGod, which passeth by|us continually.|4:10 Let us make a|little chamber, I pray|thee, on the wall; and|let us set for him|there a bed, and a|table, and a stool, and|a candlestick: and it|shall be, when he|cometh to us, that he|shall turn in thither.|4:11 And it fell on a|day, that he came
R	Tthither, and he turned|into the chamber, and|lay there.|4:12 And he said to|Gehazi his servant,|Call this Shunammite.|And when he had|called her, she stood|before him.|4:13 And he said unto|him, Say now unto her,|Behold, thou hast|been careful for us|with all this care; what
R	Tis to be done for|thee? wouldest thou|be spoken for to the|king, or to the captain|of the host? And she|answered, I dwell|among mine own|people.|4:14 And he said, What|then is to be done for|her? And Gehazi|answered, Verily she|hath no child, and her|husband is old.
R	T4:15 And he said, Call|her. And when he had|called her, she stood|in the door.|4:16 And he said,|About this season,|according to the time|of life, thou shalt|embrace a son. And|she said, Nay, my lord,|thou man of God, do|not lie unto thine|handmaid.|4:17 And the woman
R	Tconceived, and bare a|son at that season|that Elisha had said|unto her, according to|the time of life.|4:18 And when the|child was grown, it fell|on a day, that he went|out to his father to|the reapers.|4:19 And he said unto|his father, My head,|my head. And he said|to a lad, Carry him to
R	This mother.|4:20 And when he had|taken him, and brought|him to his mother, he|sat on her knees till|noon, and then died.|4:21 And she went up,|and laid him on the|bed of the man of God,|and shut the door|upon him, and went out.|4:22 And she called|unto her husband, and|said, Send me, I pray
R	Tthee, one of the|young men, and one of|the asses, that I may|run to the man of God,|and come again.|4:23 And he said,|Wherefore wilt thou go|to him to day? it is|neither new moon, nor|sabbath. And she said,|It shall be well.|4:24 Then she saddled|an ass, and said to|her servant, Drive,
R	Tand go forward; slack|not thy riding for me,|except I bid thee.|4:25 So she went and|came unto the man of|God to mount Carmel.|And it came to pass,|when the man of God|saw her afar off, that|he said to Gehazi his|servant, Behold,|yonder is that|Shunammite:|4:26 Run now, I pray
R	Tthee, to meet her, and|say unto her, Is it well|with thee? is it well|with thy husband? is it|well with the child?|And she answered, It|is well:|4:27 And when she|came to the man of|God to the hill, she|caught him by the|feet: but Gehazi came|near to thrust her|away. And the man of
R	TGod said, Let her|alone; for her soul is|vexed within her: and|the LORD hath hid it|from me, and hath not|told me.|4:28 Then she said, Did|I desire a son of my|lord? did I not say, Do|not deceive me?|4:29 Then he said to|Gehazi, Gird up thy|loins, and take my|staff in thine hand,
R	Tand go thy way: if|thou meet any man,|salute him not; and if|any salute thee,|answer him not again:|and lay my staff upon|the face of the child.|4:30 And the mother|of the child said, As|the LORD liveth, and|as thy soul liveth, I|will not leave thee.|And he arose, and|followed her.
R	T4:31 And Gehazi|passed on before|them, and laid the|staff upon the face|of the child; but there|was neither voice, nor|hearing. Wherefore he|went again to meet him,|and told him, saying,|The child is not|awaked.|4:32 And when Elisha|was come into the|house, behold, the
R	Tchild was dead, and|laid upon his bed.|4:33 He went in|therefore, and shut|the door upon them|twain, and prayed unto|the LORD.|4:34 And he went up,|and lay upon the child,|and put his mouth|upon his mouth, and|his eyes upon his|eyes, and his hands|upon his hands: and
R	Tstretched himself|upon the child; and|the flesh of the child|waxed warm.|4:35 Then he|returned, and walked|in the house to and|fro; and went up, and|stretched himself|upon him: and the child|sneezed seven times,|and the child opened|his eyes.|4:36 And he called
R	TGehazi, and said, Call|this Shunammite. So he|called her. And when|she was come in unto|him, he said, Take up|thy son.|4:37 Then she went in,|and fell at his feet,|and bowed herself to|the ground, and took|up her son, and went|out.|4:38 And Elisha came|again to Gilgal: and
R	Tthere was a dearth in|the land; and the sons|of the prophets were|sitting before him: and|he said unto his|servant, Set on the|great pot, and seethe|pottage for the sons|of the prophets.|4:39 And one went out|into the field to|gather herbs, and|found a wild vine, and|gathered thereof wild
R	Tgourds his lap full,|and came and shred|them into the pot of|pottage: for they knew|them not.|4:40 So they poured|out for the men to|eat. And it came to|pass, as they were|eating of the pottage,|that they cried out,|and said, O thou man|of God, there is death|in the pot. And they
R	Tcould not eat thereof.|4:41 But he said, Then|bring meal. And he|cast it into the pot;|and he said, Pour out|for the people, that|they may eat. And|there was no harm in|the pot.|4:42 And there came a|man from Baalshalisha,|and brought the man|of God bread of the|firstfruits, twenty
R	Tloaves of barley, and|full ears of corn in|the husk thereof. And|he said, Give unto the|people, that they may|eat.|4:43 And his servitor|said, What, should I|set this before an|hundred men? He said|again, Give the people,|that they may eat: for|thus saith the LORD,|They shall eat, and
R	Tshall leave thereof.|4:44 So he set it|before them, and they|did eat, and left|thereof, according to|the word of the LORD.||5:1 Now Naaman,|captain of the host of|the king of Syria, was|a great man with his|master, and|honourable, because|by him the LORD had
R	Tgiven deliverance|unto Syria: he was|also a mighty man in|valour, but he was a|leper.|5:2 And the Syrians|had gone out by|companies, and had|brought away captive|out of the land of|Israel a little maid;|and she waited on|Naaman's wife.|5:3 And she said unto
R	Ther mistress, Would|God my lord were with|the prophet that is in|Samaria! for he would|recover him of his|leprosy.|5:4 And one went in,|and told his lord,|saying, Thus and thus|said the maid that is|of the land of Israel.|5:5 And the king of|Syria said, Go to, go,|and I will send a
R	Tletter unto the king of|Israel. And he|departed, and took|with him ten talents of|silver, and six|thousand pieces of|gold, and ten changes|of raiment.|5:6 And he brought|the letter to the king|of Israel, saying, Now|when this letter is|come unto thee,|behold, I have
R	Ttherewith sent Naaman|my servant to thee,|that thou mayest|recover him of his|leprosy.|5:7 And it came to|pass, when the king of|Israel had read the|letter, that he rent|his clothes, and said,|Am I God, to kill and to|make alive, that this|man doth send unto me|to recover a man of
R	This leprosy?|wherefore consider, I|pray you, and see how|he seeketh a quarrel|against me.|5:8 And it was so, when|Elisha the man of God|had heard that the|king of Israel had|rent his clothes, that|he sent to the king,|saying, Wherefore|hast thou rent thy|clothes? let him come
R	Tnow to me, and he|shall know that there|is a prophet in Israel.|5:9 So Naaman came|with his horses and|with his chariot, and|stood at the door of|the house of Elisha.|5:10 And Elisha sent a|messenger unto him,|saying, Go and wash in|Jordan seven times,|and thy flesh shall|come again to thee,
R	Tand thou shalt be|clean.|5:11 But Naaman was|wroth, and went away,|and said, Behold, I|thought, He will surely|come out to me, and|stand, and call on the|name of the LORD his|God, and strike his|hand over the place,|and recover the|leper.|5:12 Are not Abana
R	Tand Pharpar, rivers|of Damascus, better|than all the waters of|Israel? may I not|wash in them, and be|clean? So he turned|and went away in a|rage.|5:13 And his servants|came near, and spake|unto him, and said, My|father, if the prophet|had bid thee do some|great thing, wouldest
R	Tthou not have done it?|how much rather then,|when he saith to thee,|Wash, and be clean?|5:14 Then went he|down, and dipped|himself seven times in|Jordan, according to|the saying of the man|of God: and his flesh|came again like unto|the flesh of a little|child, and he was|clean.
R	T5:15 And he returned|to the man of God, he|and all his company,|and came, and stood|before him: and he|said, Behold, now I|know that there is no|God in all the earth,|but in Israel: now|therefore, I pray|thee, take a blessing|of thy servant.|5:16 But he said, As|the LORD liveth,
R	Tbefore whom I stand, I|will receive none. And|he urged him to take|it; but he refused.|5:17 And Naaman said,|Shall there not then, I|pray thee, be given to|thy servant two mules'|burden of earth? for|thy servant will|henceforth offer|neither burnt offering|nor sacrifice unto|other gods, but unto
R	Tthe LORD.|5:18 In this thing the|LORD pardon thy|servant, that when my|master goeth into the|house of Rimmon to|worship there, and he|leaneth on my hand,|and I bow myself in|the house of Rimmon:|when I bow down|myself in the house of|Rimmon, the LORD|pardon thy servant in
R	Tthis thing.|5:19 And he said unto|him, Go in peace. So he|departed from him a|little way.|5:20 But Gehazi, the|servant of Elisha the|man of God, said,|Behold, my master|hath spared Naaman|this Syrian, in not|receiving at his hands|that which he brought:|but, as the LORD
R	Tliveth, I will run after|him, and take somewhat|of him.|5:21 So Gehazi|followed after Naaman.|And when Naaman saw|him running after him,|he lighted down from|the chariot to meet|him, and said, Is all|well?|5:22 And he said, All is|well. My master hath|sent me, saying,
R	TBehold, even now|there be come to me|from mount Ephraim|two young men of the|sons of the prophets:|give them, I pray thee,|a talent of silver, and|two changes of|garments.|5:23 And Naaman said,|Be content, take two|talents. And he urged|him, and bound two|talents of silver in
R	Ttwo bags, with two|changes of garments,|and laid them upon two|of his servants; and|they bare them|before him.|5:24 And when he came|to the tower, he took|them from their hand,|and bestowed them in|the house: and he let|the men go, and they|departed.|5:25 But he went in,
R	Tand stood before his|master. And Elisha|said unto him, Whence|comest thou, Gehazi?|And he said, Thy|servant went no|whither.|5:26 And he said unto|him, Went not mine|heart with thee, when|the man turned again|from his chariot to|meet thee? Is it a time|to receive money, and
R	Tto receive garments,|and oliveyards, and|vineyards, and sheep,|and oxen, and|menservants, and|maidservants?|5:27 The leprosy|therefore of Naaman|shall cleave unto|thee, and unto thy|seed for ever. And he|went out from his|presence a leper as|white as snow.
R	T6:1 And the sons of|the prophets said|unto Elisha, Behold|now, the place where|we dwell with thee is|too strait for us.|6:2 Let us go, we pray|thee, unto Jordan, and|take thence every|man a beam, and let us|make us a place there,|where we may dwell.|And he answered, Go|ye.
R	T6:3 And one said, Be|content, I pray thee,|and go with thy|servants. And he|answered, I will go.|6:4 So he went with|them. And when they|came to Jordan, they|cut down wood.|6:5 But as one was|felling a beam, the axe|head fell into the|water: and he cried,|and said, Alas, master!
R	Tfor it was borrowed.|6:6 And the man of|God said, Where fell|it? And he shewed him|the place. And he cut|down a stick, and cast|it in thither; and the|iron did swim.|6:7 Therefore said he,|Take it up to thee. And|he put out his hand,|and took it.|6:8 Then the king of|Syria warred against
R	TIsrael, and took|counsel with his|servants, saying, In|such and such a|place shall be my|camp.|6:9 And the man of|God sent unto the king|of Israel, saying,|Beware that thou pass|not such a place; for|thither the Syrians|are come down.|6:10 And the king of
R	TIsrael sent to the|place which the man of|God told him and|warned him of, and|saved himself there,|not once nor twice.|6:11 Therefore the|heart of the king of|Syria was sore|troubled for this|thing; and he called|his servants, and said|unto them, Will ye not|shew me which of us is
R	Tfor the king of|Israel?|6:12 And one of his|servants said, None,|my lord, O king: but|Elisha, the prophet|that is in Israel,|telleth the king of|Israel the words that|thou speakest in thy|bedchamber.|6:13 And he said, Go|and spy where he is,|that I may send and
R	Tfetch him. And it was|told him, saying,|Behold, he is in|Dothan.|6:14 Therefore sent|he thither horses, and|chariots, and a great|host: and they came|by night, and|compassed the city|about.|6:15 And when the|servant of the man of|God was risen early,
R	Tand gone forth,|behold, an host|compassed the city|both with horses and|chariots. And his|servant said unto him,|Alas, my master! how|shall we do?|6:16 And he answered,|Fear not: for they|that be with us are|more than they that|be with them.|6:17 And Elisha
R	Tprayed, and said,|LORD, I pray thee,|open his eyes, that he|may see. And the LORD|opened the eyes of|the young man; and he|saw: and, behold, the|mountain was full of|horses and chariots|of fire round about|Elisha.|6:18 And when they|came down to him,|Elisha prayed unto
R	Tthe LORD, and said,|Smite this people, I|pray thee, with|blindness. And he|smote them with|blindness according|to the word of Elisha.|6:19 And Elisha said|unto them, This is not|the way, neither is this|the city: follow me, and|I will bring you to the|man whom ye seek. But|he led them to
R	TSamaria.|6:20 And it came to|pass, when they were|come into Samaria, that|Elisha said, LORD, open|the eyes of these|men, that they may|see. And the LORD|opened their eyes,|and they saw; and,|behold, they were in|the midst of Samaria.|6:21 And the king of|Israel said unto
R	TElisha, when he saw|them, My father, shall|I smite them? shall I|smite them?|6:22 And he answered,|Thou shalt not smite|them: wouldest thou|smite those whom thou|hast taken captive|with thy sword and|with thy bow? set|bread and water|before them, that they|may eat and drink, and
R	Tgo to their master.|6:23 And he prepared|great provision for|them: and when they|had eaten and drunk,|he sent them away,|and they went to their|master. So the bands|of Syria came no more|into the land of|Israel.|6:24 And it came to|pass after this, that|Benhadad king of
R	TSyria gathered all his|host, and went up, and|besieged Samaria.|6:25 And there was a|great famine in|Samaria: and, behold,|they besieged it, until|an ass's head was|sold for fourscore|pieces of silver, and|the fourth part of a|cab of dove's dung|for five pieces of|silver.
R	T6:26 And as the king|of Israel was passing|by upon the wall,|there cried a woman|unto him, saying, Help,|my lord, O king.|6:27 And he said, If|the LORD do not help|thee, whence shall I|help thee? out of the|barnfloor, or out of|the winepress?|6:28 And the king said|unto her, What aileth
R	Tthee? And she|answered, This woman|said unto me, Give thy|son, that we may eat|him to day, and we will|eat my son to morrow.|6:29 So we boiled my|son, and did eat him:|and I said unto her on|the next day, Give thy|son, that we may eat|him: and she hath hid|her son.|6:30 And it came to
R	Tpass, when the king|heard the words of|the woman, that he|rent his clothes; and|he passed by upon|the wall, and the|people looked, and,|behold, he had|sackcloth within upon|his flesh.|6:31 Then he said, God|do so and more also|to me, if the head of|Elisha the son of
R	TShaphat shall stand|on him this day.|6:32 But Elisha sat in|his house, and the|elders sat with him;|and the king sent a|man from before him:|but ere the|messenger came to|him, he said to the|elders, See ye how|this son of a|murderer hath sent to|take away mine head?
R	Tlook, when the|messenger cometh,|shut the door, and|hold him fast at the|door: is not the sound|of his master's feet|behind him?|6:33 And while he yet|talked with them,|behold, the messenger|came down unto him:|and he said, Behold,|this evil is of the|LORD; what should I
R	Twait for the LORD any|longer?||7:1 Then Elisha said,|Hear ye the word of|the LORD; Thus saith|the LORD, To morrow|about this time shall a|measure of fine flour|be sold for a shekel,|and two measures of|barley for a shekel, in|the gate of Samaria.|7:2 Then a lord on
R	Twhose hand the king|leaned answered the|man of God, and said,|Behold, if the LORD|would make windows in|heaven, might this|thing be? And he said,|Behold, thou shalt see|it with thine eyes, but|shalt not eat thereof.|7:3 And there were|four leprous men at|the entering in of the|gate: and they said
R	Tone to another, Why|sit we here until we|die?|7:4 If we say, We will|enter into the city,|then the famine is in|the city, and we shall|die there: and if we sit|still here, we die also.|Now therefore come,|and let us fall unto|the host of the|Syrians: if they save|us alive, we shall live;
R	Tand if they kill us, we|shall but die.|7:5 And they rose up|in the twilight, to go|unto the camp of the|Syrians: and when|they were come to the|uttermost part of the|camp of Syria, behold,|there was no man|there.|7:6 For the LORD had|made the host of the|Syrians to hear a
R	Tnoise of chariots, and|a noise of horses,|even the noise of a|great host: and they|said one to another,|Lo, the king of Israel|hath hired against us|the kings of the|Hittites, and the kings|of the Egyptians, to|come upon us.|7:7 Wherefore they|arose and fled in the|twilight, and left their
R	Ttents, and their|horses, and their|asses, even the camp|as it was, and fled for|their life.|7:8 And when these|lepers came to the|uttermost part of the|camp, they went into|one tent, and did eat|and drink, and carried|thence silver, and|gold, and raiment, and|went and hid it; and
R	Tcame again, and|entered into another|tent, and carried|thence also, and went|and hid it.|7:9 Then they said one|to another, We do not|well: this day is a day|of good tidings, and|we hold our peace: if|we tarry till the|morning light, some|mischief will come upon|us: now therefore
R	Tcome, that we may go|and tell the king's|household.|7:10 So they came and|called unto the porter|of the city: and they|told them, saying, We|came to the camp of|the Syrians, and,|behold, there was no|man there, neither|voice of man, but|horses tied, and|asses tied, and the
R	Ttents as they were.|7:11 And he called the|porters; and they told|it to the king's house|within.|7:12 And the king|arose in the night, and|said unto his|servants, I will now|shew you what the|Syrians have done to|us. They know that we|be hungry; therefore|are they gone out of
R	Tthe camp to hide|themselves in the|field, saying, When|they come out of the|city, we shall catch|them alive, and get|into the city.|7:13 And one of his|servants answered|and said, Let some|take, I pray thee, five|of the horses that|remain, which are left|in the city, (behold,
R	Tthey are as all the|multitude of Israel|that are left in it:|behold, I say, they|are even as all the|multitude of the|Israelites that are|consumed:) and let us|send and see.|7:14 They took|therefore two chariot|horses; and the king|sent after the host of|the Syrians, saying, Go
R	Tand see.|7:15 And they went|after them unto|Jordan: and, lo, all the|way was full of|garments and vessels,|which the Syrians had|cast away in their|haste. And the|messengers returned,|and told the king.|7:16 And the people|went out, and spoiled|the tents of the
R	TSyrians. So a measure|of fine flour was sold|for a shekel, and two|measures of barley|for a shekel,|according to the word|of the LORD.|7:17 And the king|appointed the lord on|whose hand he leaned|to have the charge of|the gate: and the|people trode upon him|in the gate, and he
R	Tdied, as the man of|God had said, who|spake when the king|came down to him.|7:18 And it came to|pass as the man of|God had spoken to the|king, saying, Two|measures of barley|for a shekel, and a|measure of fine flour|for a shekel, shall be|to morrow about this|time in the gate of
R	TSamaria:|7:19 And that lord|answered the man of|God, and said, Now,|behold, if the LORD|should make windows in|heaven, might such a|thing be? And he said,|Behold, thou shalt see|it with thine eyes, but|shalt not eat thereof.|7:20 And so it fell out|unto him: for the|people trode upon him
R	Tin the gate, and he|died.||8:1 Then spake Elisha|unto the woman, whose|son he had restored|to life, saying, Arise,|and go thou and thine|household, and|sojourn wheresoever|thou canst sojourn:|for the LORD hath|called for a famine;|and it shall also come
R	Tupon the land seven|years.|8:2 And the woman|arose, and did after|the saying of the man|of God: and she went|with her household,|and sojourned in the|land of the Philistines|seven years.|8:3 And it came to|pass at the seven|years' end, that the|woman returned out
R	Tof the land of the|Philistines: and she|went forth to cry|unto the king for her|house and for her|land.|8:4 And the king talked|with Gehazi the|servant of the man of|God, saying, Tell me, I|pray thee, all the|great things that|Elisha hath done.|8:5 And it came to
R	Tpass, as he was telling|the king how he had|restored a dead body|to life, that, behold,|the woman, whose son|he had restored to|life, cried to the king|for her house and|for her land. And|Gehazi said, My lord, O|king, this is the woman,|and this is her son,|whom Elisha restored|to life.
R	T8:6 And when the king|asked the woman, she|told him. So the king|appointed unto her a|certain officer,|saying, Restore all|that was hers, and all|the fruits of the field|since the day that she|left the land, even|until now.|8:7 And Elisha came to|Damascus; and|Benhadad the king of
R	TSyria was sick; and it|was told him, saying,|The man of God is|come hither.|8:8 And the king said|unto Hazael, Take a|present in thine hand,|and go, meet the man|of God, and enquire of|the LORD by him,|saying, Shall I|recover of this|disease?|8:9 So Hazael went to
R	Tmeet him, and took a|present with him, even|of every good thing|of Damascus, forty|camels' burden, and|came and stood|before him, and said,|Thy son Benhadad|king of Syria hath|sent me to thee,|saying, Shall I|recover of this|disease?|8:10 And Elisha said
R	Tunto him, Go, say unto|him, Thou mayest|certainly recover:|howbeit the LORD hath|shewed me that he|shall surely die.|8:11 And he settled|his countenance|stedfastly, until he|was ashamed: and the|man of God wept.|8:12 And Hazael said,|Why weepeth my lord?|And he answered,
R	TBecause I know the|evil that thou wilt do|unto the children of|Israel: their strong|holds wilt thou set on|fire, and their young|men wilt thou slay with|the sword, and wilt|dash their children,|and rip up their women|with child.|8:13 And Hazael said,|But what, is thy|servant a dog, that he
R	Tshould do this great|thing? And Elisha|answered, The LORD|hath shewed me that|thou shalt be king|over Syria.|8:14 So he departed|from Elisha, and came|to his master; who said|to him, What said Elisha|to thee? And he|answered, He told me|that thou shouldest|surely recover.
R	T8:15 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|that he took a thick|cloth, and dipped it in|water, and spread it|on his face, so that|he died: and Hazael|reigned in his stead.|8:16 And in the fifth|year of Joram the|son of Ahab king of|Israel, Jehoshaphat|being then king of|Judah, Jehoram the
R	Tson of Jehoshaphat|king of Judah began|to reign.|8:17 Thirty and two|years old was he|when he began to|reign; and he reigned|eight years in|Jerusalem.|8:18 And he walked in|the way of the kings|of Israel, as did the|house of Ahab: for|the daughter of Ahab
R	Twas his wife: and he|did evil in the sight of|the LORD.|8:19 Yet the LORD|would not destroy|Judah for David his|servant's sake, as he|promised him to give|him alway a light, and|to his children.|8:20 In his days Edom|revolted from under|the hand of Judah,|and made a king over
R	Tthemselves.|8:21 So Joram went|over to Zair, and all|the chariots with him:|and he rose by night,|and smote the|Edomites which|compassed him about,|and the captains of|the chariots: and the|people fled into their|tents.|8:22 Yet Edom|revolted from under
R	Tthe hand of Judah|unto this day. Then|Libnah revolted at the|same time.|8:23 And the rest of|the acts of Joram,|and all that he did,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|8:24 And Joram slept|with his fathers, and|was buried with his
R	Tfathers in the city of|David: and Ahaziah his|son reigned in his|stead.|8:25 In the twelfth|year of Joram the|son of Ahab king of|Israel did Ahaziah the|son of Jehoram king|of Judah begin to|reign.|8:26 Two and twenty|years old was Ahaziah|when he began to
R	Treign; and he reigned|one year in|Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Athaliah, the daughter|of Omri king of Israel.|8:27 And he walked in|the way of the house|of Ahab, and did evil in|the sight of the LORD,|as did the house of|Ahab: for he was the|son in law of the|house of Ahab.
R	T8:28 And he went with|Joram the son of|Ahab to the war|against Hazael king of|Syria in Ramothgilead;|and the Syrians|wounded Joram.|8:29 And king Joram|went back to be|healed in Jezreel of|the wounds which the|Syrians had given him|at Ramah, when he|fought against Hazael
R	Tking of Syria. And|Ahaziah the son of|Jehoram king of Judah|went down to see|Joram the son of|Ahab in Jezreel,|because he was sick.||9:1 And Elisha the|prophet called one of|the children of the|prophets, and said|unto him, Gird up thy|loins, and take this
R	Tbox of oil in thine|hand, and go to|Ramothgilead:|9:2 And when thou|comest thither, look|out there Jehu the|son of Jehoshaphat|the son of Nimshi, and|go in, and make him|arise up from among|his brethren, and|carry him to an inner|chamber;|9:3 Then take the box
R	Tof oil, and pour it on|his head, and say,|Thus saith the LORD, I|have anointed thee|king over Israel. Then|open the door, and|flee, and tarry not.|9:4 So the young man,|even the young man|the prophet, went to|Ramothgilead.|9:5 And when he came,|behold, the captains|of the host were
R	Tsitting; and he said, I|have an errand to|thee, O captain. And|Jehu said, Unto which|of all us? And he said,|To thee, O captain.|9:6 And he arose, and|went into the house;|and he poured the oil|on his head, and said|unto him, Thus saith|the LORD God of|Israel, I have|anointed thee king
R	Tover the people of|the LORD, even over|Israel.|9:7 And thou shalt|smite the house of|Ahab thy master, that|I may avenge the|blood of my servants|the prophets, and the|blood of all the|servants of the LORD,|at the hand of|Jezebel.|9:8 For the whole
R	Thouse of Ahab shall|perish: and I will cut|off from Ahab him that|pisseth against the|wall, and him that is|shut up and left in|Israel:|9:9 And I will make the|house of Ahab like the|house of Jeroboam|the son of Nebat, and|like the house of|Baasha the son of|Ahijah:
R	T9:10 And the dogs|shall eat Jezebel in|the portion of|Jezreel, and there|shall be none to bury|her. And he opened|the door, and fled.|9:11 Then Jehu came|forth to the servants|of his lord: and one|said unto him, Is all|well? wherefore came|this mad fellow to|thee? And he said
R	Tunto them, Ye know the|man, and his|communication.|9:12 And they said, It|is false; tell us now.|And he said, Thus and|thus spake he to me,|saying, Thus saith the|LORD, I have anointed|thee king over Israel.|9:13 Then they hasted,|and took every man|his garment, and put it|under him on the top
R	Tof the stairs, and blew|with trumpets, saying,|Jehu is king.|9:14 So Jehu the son|of Jehoshaphat the|son of Nimshi|conspired against|Joram. (Now Joram had|kept Ramothgilead, he|and all Israel,|because of Hazael|king of Syria.|9:15 But king Joram|was returned to be
R	Thealed in Jezreel of|the wounds which the|Syrians had given him,|when he fought with|Hazael king of Syria.)|And Jehu said, If it be|your minds, then let|none go forth nor|escape out of the city|to go to tell it in|Jezreel.|9:16 So Jehu rode in a|chariot, and went to|Jezreel; for Joram
R	Tlay there. And Ahaziah|king of Judah was|come down to see|Joram.|9:17 And there stood|a watchman on the|tower in Jezreel, and|he spied the company|of Jehu as he came,|and said, I see a|company. And Joram|said, Take an|horseman, and send to|meet them, and let him
R	Tsay, Is it peace?|9:18 So there went|one on horseback to|meet him, and said,|Thus saith the king, Is|it peace? And Jehu|said, What hast thou to|do with peace? turn|thee behind me. And|the watchman told,|saying, The messenger|came to them, but he|cometh not again.|9:19 Then he sent out
R	Ta second on|horseback, which came|to them, and said, Thus|saith the king, Is it|peace? And Jehu|answered, What hast|thou to do with peace?|turn thee behind me.|9:20 And the watchman|told, saying, He came|even unto them, and|cometh not again: and|the driving is like the|driving of Jehu the
R	Tson of Nimshi; for he|driveth furiously.|9:21 And Joram said,|Make ready. And his|chariot was made|ready. And Joram king|of Israel and Ahaziah|king of Judah went|out, each in his|chariot, and they went|out against Jehu, and|met him in the portion|of Naboth the|Jezreelite.
R	T9:22 And it came to|pass, when Joram saw|Jehu, that he said, Is|it peace, Jehu? And he|answered, What peace,|so long as the|whoredoms of thy|mother Jezebel and|her witchcrafts are|so many?|9:23 And Joram turned|his hands, and fled,|and said to Ahaziah,|There is treachery, O
R	TAhaziah.|9:24 And Jehu drew a|bow with his full|strength, and smote|Jehoram between his|arms, and the arrow|went out at his heart,|and he sunk down in|his chariot.|9:25 Then said Jehu to|Bidkar his captain,|Take up, and cast him|in the portion of the|field of Naboth the
R	TJezreelite: for|remember how that,|when I and thou rode|together after Ahab|his father, the LORD|laid this burden upon|him;|9:26 Surely I have|seen yesterday the|blood of Naboth, and|the blood of his sons,|saith the LORD; and I|will requite thee in this|plat, saith the LORD.
R	TNow therefore take|and cast him into the|plat of ground,|according to the word|of the LORD.|9:27 But when Ahaziah|the king of Judah saw|this, he fled by the|way of the garden|house. And Jehu|followed after him, and|said, Smite him also in|the chariot. And they|did so at the going up
R	Tto Gur, which is by|Ibleam. And he fled to|Megiddo, and died|there.|9:28 And his servants|carried him in a|chariot to Jerusalem,|and buried him in his|sepulchre with his|fathers in the city of|David.|9:29 And in the|eleventh year of|Joram the son of
R	TAhab began Ahaziah to|reign over Judah.|9:30 And when Jehu|was come to Jezreel,|Jezebel heard of it;|and she painted her|face, and tired her|head, and looked out|at a window.|9:31 And as Jehu|entered in at the gate,|she said, Had Zimri|peace, who slew his|master?
R	T9:32 And he lifted up|his face to the window,|and said, Who is on my|side? who? And there|looked out to him two|or three eunuchs.|9:33 And he said,|Throw her down. So|they threw her down:|and some of her blood|was sprinkled on the|wall, and on the|horses: and he trode|her under foot.
R	T9:34 And when he was|come in, he did eat and|drink, and said, Go,|see now this cursed|woman, and bury her:|for she is a king's|daughter.|9:35 And they went to|bury her: but they|found no more of her|than the skull, and the|feet, and the palms of|her hands.|9:36 Wherefore they
R	Tcame again, and told|him. And he said, This|is the word of the|LORD, which he spake|by his servant Elijah|the Tishbite, saying, In|the portion of Jezreel|shall dogs eat the|flesh of Jezebel:|9:37 And the carcase|of Jezebel shall be as|dung upon the face of|the field in the portion|of Jezreel; so that
R	Tthey shall not say,|This is Jezebel.||10:1 And Ahab had|seventy sons in|Samaria. And Jehu|wrote letters, and|sent to Samaria, unto|the rulers of Jezreel,|to the elders, and to|them that brought up|Ahab's children,|saying,|10:2 Now as soon as
R	Tthis letter cometh to|you, seeing your|master's sons are with|you, and there are|with you chariots and|horses, a fenced city|also, and armour;|10:3 Look even out|the best and meetest|of your master's|sons, and set him on|his father's throne,|and fight for your|master's house.
R	T10:4 But they were|exceedingly afraid,|and said, Behold, two|kings stood not|before him: how then|shall we stand?|10:5 And he that was|over the house, and|he that was over the|city, the elders also,|and the bringers up|of the children, sent|to Jehu, saying, We|are thy servants, and
R	Twill do all that thou|shalt bid us; we will|not make any king: do|thou that which is|good in thine eyes.|10:6 Then he wrote a|letter the second time|to them, saying, If ye|be mine, and if ye will|hearken unto my|voice, take ye the|heads of the men|your master's sons,|and come to me to
R	TJezreel by to morrow|this time. Now the|king's sons, being|seventy persons,|were with the great|men of the city, which|brought them up.|10:7 And it came to|pass, when the letter|came to them, that|they took the king's|sons, and slew|seventy persons, and|put their heads in
R	Tbaskets, and sent him|them to Jezreel.|10:8 And there came a|messenger, and told|him, saying, They have|brought the heads of|the king's sons. And|he said, Lay ye them in|two heaps at the|entering in of the|gate until the morning.|10:9 And it came to|pass in the morning,|that he went out, and
R	Tstood, and said to all|the people, Ye be|righteous: behold, I|conspired against my|master, and slew him:|but who slew all|these?|10:10 Know now that|there shall fall unto|the earth nothing of|the word of the LORD,|which the LORD spake|concerning the house|of Ahab: for the LORD
R	Thath done that which|he spake by his|servant Elijah.|10:11 So Jehu slew all|that remained of the|house of Ahab in|Jezreel, and all his|great men, and his|kinsfolks, and his|priests, until he left|him none remaining.|10:12 And he arose|and departed, and|came to Samaria. And
R	Tas he was at the|shearing house in the|way,|10:13 Jehu met with|the brethren of|Ahaziah king of Judah,|and said, Who are ye?|And they answered, We|are the brethren of|Ahaziah; and we go|down to salute the|children of the king|and the children of|the queen.
R	T10:14 And he said,|Take them alive. And|they took them alive,|and slew them at the|pit of the shearing|house, even two and|forty men; neither left|he any of them.|10:15 And when he was|departed thence, he|lighted on Jehonadab|the son of Rechab|coming to meet him: and|he saluted him, and
R	Tsaid to him, Is thine|heart right, as my|heart is with thy|heart? And Jehonadab|answered, It is. If it|be, give me thine hand.|And he gave him his|hand; and he took him|up to him into the|chariot.|10:16 And he said,|Come with me, and see|my zeal for the LORD.|So they made him ride
R	Tin his chariot.|10:17 And when he|came to Samaria, he|slew all that remained|unto Ahab in Samaria,|till he had destroyed|him, according to the|saying of the LORD,|which he spake to|Elijah.|10:18 And Jehu|gathered all the|people together, and|said unto them, Ahab
R	Tserved Baal a little;|but Jehu shall serve|him much.|10:19 Now therefore|call unto me all the|prophets of Baal, all|his servants, and all|his priests; let none|be wanting: for I have|a great sacrifice to|do to Baal; whosoever|shall be wanting, he|shall not live. But|Jehu did it in subtilty,
R	Tto the intent that he|might destroy the|worshippers of Baal.|10:20 And Jehu said,|Proclaim a solemn|assembly for Baal.|And they proclaimed it.|10:21 And Jehu sent|through all Israel:|and all the|worshippers of Baal|came, so that there|was not a man left|that came not. And
R	Tthey came into the|house of Baal; and the|house of Baal was full|from one end to|another.|10:22 And he said unto|him that was over the|vestry, Bring forth|vestments for all the|worshippers of Baal.|And he brought them|forth vestments.|10:23 And Jehu went,|and Jehonadab the
R	Tson of Rechab, into|the house of Baal, and|said unto the|worshippers of Baal,|Search, and look that|there be here with|you none of the|servants of the LORD,|but the worshippers|of Baal only.|10:24 And when they|went in to offer|sacrifices and burnt|offerings, Jehu
R	Tappointed fourscore|men without, and said,|If any of the men|whom I have brought|into your hands|escape, he that|letteth him go, his life|shall be for the life|of him.|10:25 And it came to|pass, as soon as he|had made an end of|offering the burnt|offering, that Jehu
R	Tsaid to the guard and|to the captains, Go in,|and slay them; let|none come forth. And|they smote them with|the edge of the|sword; and the guard|and the captains cast|them out, and went to|the city of the house|of Baal.|10:26 And they|brought forth the|images out of the
R	Thouse of Baal, and|burned them.|10:27 And they brake|down the image of|Baal, and brake down|the house of Baal, and|made it a draught|house unto this day.|10:28 Thus Jehu|destroyed Baal out of|Israel.|10:29 Howbeit from the|sins of Jeroboam the|son of Nebat, who
R	Tmade Israel to sin,|Jehu departed not|from after them, to wit,|the golden calves that|were in Bethel, and|that were in Dan.|10:30 And the LORD|said unto Jehu,|Because thou hast|done well in executing|that which is right in|mine eyes, and hast|done unto the house|of Ahab according to
R	Tall that was in mine|heart, thy children of|the fourth generation|shall sit on the throne|of Israel.|10:31 But Jehu took|no heed to walk in the|law of the LORD God|of Israel with all his|heart: for he|departed not from the|sins of Jeroboam,|which made Israel to|sin.
R	T10:32 In those days|the LORD began to cut|Israel short: and|Hazael smote them in|all the coasts of|Israel;|10:33 From Jordan|eastward, all the land|of Gilead, the Gadites,|and the Reubenites,|and the Manassites,|from Aroer, which is|by the river Arnon,|even Gilead and
R	TBashan.|10:34 Now the rest of|the acts of Jehu, and|all that he did, and all|his might, are they not|written in the book of|the chronicles of the|kings of Israel?|10:35 And Jehu slept|with his fathers: and|they buried him in|Samaria. And Jehoahaz|his son reigned in his|stead.
R	T10:36 And the time that|Jehu reigned over|Israel in Samaria was|twenty and eight|years.||11:1 And when Athaliah|the mother of Ahaziah|saw that her son was|dead, she arose and|destroyed all the|seed royal.|11:2 But Jehosheba,|the daughter of king
R	TJoram, sister of|Ahaziah, took Joash|the son of Ahaziah,|and stole him from|among the king's sons|which were slain; and|they hid him, even him|and his nurse, in the|bedchamber from|Athaliah, so that he|was not slain.|11:3 And he was with|her hid in the house|of the LORD six years.
R	TAnd Athaliah did reign|over the land.|11:4 And the seventh|year Jehoiada sent|and fetched the|rulers over|hundreds, with the|captains and the|guard, and brought|them to him into the|house of the LORD,|and made a covenant|with them, and took an|oath of them in the
R	Thouse of the LORD,|and shewed them the|king's son.|11:5 And he|commanded them,|saying, This is the|thing that ye shall do;|A third part of you|that enter in on the|sabbath shall even be|keepers of the watch|of the king's house;|11:6 And a third part|shall be at the gate
R	Tof Sur; and a third|part at the gate|behind the guard: so|shall ye keep the|watch of the house,|that it be not broken|down.|11:7 And two parts of|all you that go forth|on the sabbath, even|they shall keep the|watch of the house of|the LORD about the|king.
R	T11:8 And ye shall|compass the king|round about, every|man with his weapons|in his hand: and he|that cometh within the|ranges, let him be|slain: and be ye with|the king as he goeth|out and as he cometh|in.|11:9 And the captains|over the hundreds did|according to all things
R	Tthat Jehoiada the|priest commanded: and|they took every man|his men that were to|come in on the|sabbath, with them that|should go out on the|sabbath, and came to|Jehoiada the priest.|11:10 And to the|captains over|hundreds did the|priest give king|David's spears and
R	Tshields, that were in|the temple of the|LORD.|11:11 And the guard|stood, every man with|his weapons in his|hand, round about the|king, from the right|corner of the temple|to the left corner of|the temple, along by|the altar and the|temple.|11:12 And he brought
R	Tforth the king's son,|and put the crown|upon him, and gave him|the testimony; and|they made him king,|and anointed him; and|they clapped their|hands, and said, God|save the king.|11:13 And when|Athaliah heard the|noise of the guard|and of the people, she|came to the people
R	Tinto the temple of the|LORD.|11:14 And when she|looked, behold, the|king stood by a pillar,|as the manner was,|and the princes and|the trumpeters by the|king, and all the|people of the land|rejoiced, and blew|with trumpets: and|Athaliah rent her|clothes, and cried,
R	TTreason, Treason.|11:15 But Jehoiada the|priest commanded the|captains of the|hundreds, the|officers of the host,|and said unto them,|Have her forth|without the ranges:|and him that followeth|her kill with the sword.|For the priest had|said, Let her not be|slain in the house of
R	Tthe LORD.|11:16 And they laid|hands on her; and she|went by the way by|the which the horses|came into the king's|house: and there was|she slain.|11:17 And Jehoiada|made a covenant|between the LORD and|the king and the|people, that they|should be the LORD's
R	Tpeople; between the|king also and the|people.|11:18 And all the|people of the land|went into the house of|Baal, and brake it|down; his altars and|his images brake they|in pieces thoroughly,|and slew Mattan the|priest of Baal before|the altars. And the|priest appointed
R	Tofficers over the|house of the LORD.|11:19 And he took the|rulers over|hundreds, and the|captains, and the|guard, and all the|people of the land;|and they brought|down the king from the|house of the LORD,|and came by the way|of the gate of the|guard to the king's
R	Thouse. And he sat on|the throne of the|kings.|11:20 And all the|people of the land|rejoiced, and the city|was in quiet: and they|slew Athaliah with the|sword beside the|king's house.|11:21 Seven years old|was Jehoash when he|began to reign.|
R	T12:1 In the seventh|year of Jehu Jehoash|began to reign; and|forty years reigned|he in Jerusalem. And|his mother's name was|Zibiah of Beersheba.|12:2 And Jehoash did|that which was right in|the sight of the LORD|all his days wherein|Jehoiada the priest|instructed him.|12:3 But the high
R	Tplaces were not taken|away: the people still|sacrificed and burnt|incense in the high|places.|12:4 And Jehoash said|to the priests, All the|money of the|dedicated things that|is brought into the|house of the LORD,|even the money of|every one that|passeth the account,
R	Tthe money that every|man is set at, and all|the money that cometh|into any man's heart|to bring into the|house of the LORD,|12:5 Let the priests|take it to them, every|man of his|acquaintance: and let|them repair the|breaches of the|house, wheresoever|any breach shall be
R	Tfound.|12:6 But it was so, that|in the three and|twentieth year of king|Jehoash the priests|had not repaired the|breaches of the|house.|12:7 Then king|Jehoash called for|Jehoiada the priest,|and the other priests,|and said unto them,|Why repair ye not the
R	Tbreaches of the|house? now therefore|receive no more|money of your|acquaintance, but|deliver it for the|breaches of the|house.|12:8 And the priests|consented to receive|no more money of the|people, neither to|repair the breaches|of the house.
R	T12:9 But Jehoiada the|priest took a chest,|and bored a hole in|the lid of it, and set it|beside the altar, on|the right side as one|cometh into the house|of the LORD: and the|priests that kept the|door put therein all|the money that was|brought into the|house of the LORD.|12:10 And it was so,
R	Twhen they saw that|there was much money|in the chest, that the|king's scribe and the|high priest came up,|and they put up in|bags, and told the|money that was found|in the house of the|LORD.|12:11 And they gave|the money, being told,|into the hands of them|that did the work, that
R	Thad the oversight of|the house of the|LORD: and they laid it|out to the carpenters|and builders, that|wrought upon the|house of the LORD,|12:12 And to masons,|and hewers of stone,|and to buy timber and|hewed stone to repair|the breaches of the|house of the LORD,|and for all that was
R	Tlaid out for the house|to repair it.|12:13 Howbeit there|were not made for the|house of the LORD|bowls of silver,|snuffers, basons,|trumpets, any vessels|of gold, or vessels of|silver, of the money|that was brought into|the house of the|LORD:|12:14 But they gave
R	Tthat to the workmen,|and repaired|therewith the house|of the LORD.|12:15 Moreover they|reckoned not with the|men, into whose hand|they delivered the|money to be bestowed|on workmen: for they|dealt faithfully.|12:16 The trespass|money and sin money|was not brought into
R	Tthe house of the|LORD: it was the|priests'.|12:17 Then Hazael king|of Syria went up, and|fought against Gath,|and took it: and Hazael|set his face to go up|to Jerusalem.|12:18 And Jehoash|king of Judah took all|the hallowed things|that Jehoshaphat, and|Jehoram, and Ahaziah,
R	This fathers, kings of|Judah, had dedicated,|and his own hallowed|things, and all the|gold that was found in|the treasures of the|house of the LORD,|and in the king's|house, and sent it to|Hazael king of Syria:|and he went away|from Jerusalem.|12:19 And the rest of|the acts of Joash,
R	Tand all that he did,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|12:20 And his|servants arose, and|made a conspiracy,|and slew Joash in the|house of Millo, which|goeth down to Silla.|12:21 For Jozachar|the son of Shimeath,|and Jehozabad the
R	Tson of Shomer, his|servants, smote him,|and he died; and they|buried him with his|fathers in the city of|David: and Amaziah his|son reigned in his|stead.||13:1 In the three and|twentieth year of|Joash the son of|Ahaziah king of Judah|Jehoahaz the son of
R	TJehu began to reign|over Israel in|Samaria, and reigned|seventeen years.|13:2 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD, and|followed the sins of|Jeroboam the son of|Nebat, which made|Israel to sin; he|departed not|therefrom.|13:3 And the anger of
R	Tthe LORD was kindled|against Israel, and he|delivered them into|the hand of Hazael|king of Syria, and into|the hand of Benhadad|the son of Hazael, all|their days.|13:4 And Jehoahaz|besought the LORD,|and the LORD|hearkened unto him:|for he saw the|oppression of Israel,
R	Tbecause the king of|Syria oppressed them.|13:5 (And the LORD|gave Israel a saviour,|so that they went out|from under the hand|of the Syrians: and|the children of Israel|dwelt in their tents, as|beforetime.|13:6 Nevertheless|they departed not|from the sins of the|house of Jeroboam,
R	Twho made Israel sin,|but walked therein:|and there remained|the grove also in|Samaria.)|13:7 Neither did he|leave of the people to|Jehoahaz but fifty|horsemen, and ten|chariots, and ten|thousand footmen; for|the king of Syria had|destroyed them, and|had made them like the
R	Tdust by threshing.|13:8 Now the rest of|the acts of Jehoahaz,|and all that he did,|and his might, are they|not written in the book|of the chronicles of|the kings of Israel?|13:9 And Jehoahaz|slept with his fathers;|and they buried him in|Samaria: and Joash his|son reigned in his|stead.
R	T13:10 In the thirty and|seventh year of|Joash king of Judah|began Jehoash the|son of Jehoahaz to|reign over Israel in|Samaria, and reigned|sixteen years.|13:11 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD; he|departed not from all|the sins of Jeroboam|the son of Nebat, who
R	Tmade Israel sin: but|he walked therein.|13:12 And the rest of|the acts of Joash,|and all that he did,|and his might|wherewith he fought|against Amaziah king|of Judah, are they|not written in the book|of the chronicles of|the kings of Israel?|13:13 And Joash slept|with his fathers; and
R	TJeroboam sat upon his|throne: and Joash was|buried in Samaria with|the kings of Israel.|13:14 Now Elisha was|fallen sick of his|sickness whereof he|died. And Joash the|king of Israel came|down unto him, and|wept over his face,|and said, O my father,|my father, the chariot|of Israel, and the
R	Thorsemen thereof.|13:15 And Elisha said|unto him, Take bow and|arrows. And he took|unto him bow and|arrows.|13:16 And he said to|the king of Israel, Put|thine hand upon the|bow. And he put his|hand upon it: and|Elisha put his hands|upon the king's hands.|13:17 And he said,
R	TOpen the window|eastward. And he|opened it. Then Elisha|said, Shoot. And he|shot. And he said, The|arrow of the LORD's|deliverance, and the|arrow of deliverance|from Syria: for thou|shalt smite the|Syrians in Aphek, till|thou have consumed|them.|13:18 And he said,
R	TTake the arrows. And|he took them. And he|said unto the king of|Israel, Smite upon the|ground. And he smote|thrice, and stayed.|13:19 And the man of|God was wroth with him,|and said, Thou|shouldest have|smitten five or six|times; then hadst thou|smitten Syria till thou|hadst consumed it:
R	Twhereas now thou|shalt smite Syria but|thrice.|13:20 And Elisha died,|and they buried him.|And the bands of the|Moabites invaded the|land at the coming in|of the year.|13:21 And it came to|pass, as they were|burying a man, that,|behold, they spied a|band of men; and they
R	Tcast the man into the|sepulchre of Elisha:|and when the man was|let down, and touched|the bones of Elisha,|he revived, and stood|up on his feet.|13:22 But Hazael king|of Syria oppressed|Israel all the days of|Jehoahaz.|13:23 And the LORD|was gracious unto|them, and had
R	Tcompassion on them,|and had respect unto|them, because of his|covenant with|Abraham, Isaac, and|Jacob, and would not|destroy them, neither|cast he them from his|presence as yet.|13:24 So Hazael king|of Syria died; and|Benhadad his son|reigned in his stead.|13:25 And Jehoash the
R	Tson of Jehoahaz took|again out of the hand|of Benhadad the son|of Hazael the cities,|which he had taken|out of the hand of|Jehoahaz his father|by war. Three times|did Joash beat him,|and recovered the|cities of Israel.||14:1 In the second|year of Joash son of
R	TJehoahaz king of|Israel reigned|Amaziah the son of|Joash king of Judah.|14:2 He was twenty|and five years old|when he began to|reign, and reigned|twenty and nine years|in Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Jehoaddan of|Jerusalem.|14:3 And he did that
R	Twhich was right in the|sight of the LORD, yet|not like David his|father: he did|according to all things|as Joash his father|did.|14:4 Howbeit the high|places were not taken|away: as yet the|people did sacrifice|and burnt incense on|the high places.|14:5 And it came to
R	Tpass, as soon as the|kingdom was confirmed|in his hand, that he|slew his servants|which had slain the|king his father.|14:6 But the children|of the murderers he|slew not: according|unto that which is|written in the book of|the law of Moses,|wherein the LORD|commanded, saying,
R	TThe fathers shall not|be put to death for|the children, nor the|children be put to|death for the fathers;|but every man shall|be put to death for|his own sin.|14:7 He slew of Edom|in the valley of salt|ten thousand, and|took Selah by war, and|called the name of it|Joktheel unto this day.
R	T14:8 Then Amaziah|sent messengers to|Jehoash, the son of|Jehoahaz son of|Jehu, king of Israel,|saying, Come, let us|look one another in|the face.|14:9 And Jehoash the|king of Israel sent to|Amaziah king of Judah,|saying, The thistle|that was in Lebanon|sent to the cedar that
R	Twas in Lebanon,|saying, Give thy|daughter to my son to|wife: and there|passed by a wild|beast that was in|Lebanon, and trode|down the thistle.|14:10 Thou hast|indeed smitten Edom,|and thine heart hath|lifted thee up: glory|of this, and tarry at|home: for why
R	Tshouldest thou meddle|to thy hurt, that thou|shouldest fall, even|thou, and Judah with|thee?|14:11 But Amaziah|would not hear.|Therefore Jehoash|king of Israel went up;|and he and Amaziah|king of Judah looked|one another in the|face at Bethshemesh,|which belongeth to
R	TJudah.|14:12 And Judah was|put to the worse|before Israel; and|they fled every man|to their tents.|14:13 And Jehoash|king of Israel took|Amaziah king of Judah,|the son of Jehoash|the son of Ahaziah, at|Bethshemesh, and|came to Jerusalem,|and brake down the
R	Twall of Jerusalem|from the gate of|Ephraim unto the|corner gate, four|hundred cubits.|14:14 And he took all|the gold and silver,|and all the vessels|that were found in the|house of the LORD,|and in the treasures|of the king's house,|and hostages, and|returned to Samaria.
R	T14:15 Now the rest of|the acts of Jehoash|which he did, and his|might, and how he|fought with Amaziah|king of Judah, are|they not written in the|book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Israel?|14:16 And Jehoash|slept with his fathers,|and was buried in|Samaria with the kings
R	Tof Israel; and|Jeroboam his son|reigned in his stead.|14:17 And Amaziah the|son of Joash king of|Judah lived after the|death of Jehoash son|of Jehoahaz king of|Israel fifteen years.|14:18 And the rest of|the acts of Amaziah,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the
R	Tkings of Judah?|14:19 Now they made a|conspiracy against him|in Jerusalem: and he|fled to Lachish; but|they sent after him to|Lachish, and slew him|there.|14:20 And they|brought him on|horses: and he was|buried at Jerusalem|with his fathers in the|city of David.
R	T14:21 And all the|people of Judah took|Azariah, which was|sixteen years old, and|made him king instead|of his father Amaziah.|14:22 He built Elath,|and restored it to|Judah, after that the|king slept with his|fathers.|14:23 In the fifteenth|year of Amaziah the|son of Joash king of
R	TJudah Jeroboam the|son of Joash king of|Israel began to reign|in Samaria, and|reigned forty and one|years.|14:24 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD: he|departed not from all|the sins of Jeroboam|the son of Nebat, who|made Israel to sin.|14:25 He restored the
R	Tcoast of Israel from|the entering of|Hamath unto the sea|of the plain, according|to the word of the|LORD God of Israel,|which he spake by the|hand of his servant|Jonah, the son of|Amittai, the prophet,|which was of|Gathhepher.|14:26 For the LORD|saw the affliction of
R	TIsrael, that it was|very bitter: for there|was not any shut up,|nor any left, nor any|helper for Israel.|14:27 And the LORD|said not that he would|blot out the name of|Israel from under|heaven: but he saved|them by the hand of|Jeroboam the son of|Joash.|14:28 Now the rest of
R	Tthe acts of Jeroboam,|and all that he did,|and his might, how he|warred, and how he|recovered Damascus,|and Hamath, which|belonged to Judah,|for Israel, are they|not written in the book|of the chronicles of|the kings of Israel?|14:29 And Jeroboam|slept with his fathers,|even with the kings of
R	TIsrael; and Zachariah|his son reigned in his|stead.||15:1 In the twenty and|seventh year of|Jeroboam king of|Israel began Azariah|son of Amaziah king of|Judah to reign.|15:2 Sixteen years old|was he when he began|to reign, and he|reigned two and fifty
R	Tyears in Jerusalem.|And his mother's name|was Jecholiah of|Jerusalem.|15:3 And he did that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD,|according to all that|his father Amaziah|had done;|15:4 Save that the|high places were not|removed: the people|sacrificed and burnt
R	Tincense still on the|high places.|15:5 And the LORD|smote the king, so that|he was a leper unto|the day of his death,|and dwelt in a several|house. And Jotham the|king's son was over|the house, judging the|people of the land.|15:6 And the rest of|the acts of Azariah,|and all that he did,
R	Tare they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|15:7 So Azariah slept|with his fathers; and|they buried him with|his fathers in the city|of David: and Jotham|his son reigned in his|stead.|15:8 In the thirty and|eighth year of|Azariah king of Judah
R	Tdid Zachariah the son|of Jeroboam reign|over Israel in Samaria|six months.|15:9 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD, as|his fathers had done:|he departed not from|the sins of Jeroboam|the son of Nebat, who|made Israel to sin.|15:10 And Shallum the|son of Jabesh
R	Tconspired against him,|and smote him before|the people, and slew|him, and reigned in his|stead.|15:11 And the rest of|the acts of Zachariah,|behold, they are|written in the book of|the chronicles of the|kings of Israel.|15:12 This was the|word of the LORD|which he spake unto
R	TJehu, saying, Thy sons|shall sit on the throne|of Israel unto the|fourth generation.|And so it came to|pass.|15:13 Shallum the son|of Jabesh began to|reign in the nine and|thirtieth year of|Uzziah king of Judah;|and he reigned a full|month in Samaria.|15:14 For Menahem the
R	Tson of Gadi went up|from Tirzah, and came|to Samaria, and smote|Shallum the son of|Jabesh in Samaria, and|slew him, and reigned|in his stead.|15:15 And the rest of|the acts of Shallum,|and his conspiracy|which he made, behold,|they are written in the|book of the|chronicles of the
R	Tkings of Israel.|15:16 Then Menahem|smote Tiphsah, and all|that were therein, and|the coasts thereof|from Tirzah: because|they opened not to|him, therefore he|smote it; and all the|women therein that|were with child he|ripped up.|15:17 In the nine and|thirtieth year of
R	TAzariah king of Judah|began Menahem the|son of Gadi to reign|over Israel, and|reigned ten years in|Samaria.|15:18 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD: he|departed not all his|days from the sins of|Jeroboam the son of|Nebat, who made|Israel to sin.
R	T15:19 And Pul the king|of Assyria came|against the land: and|Menahem gave Pul a|thousand talents of|silver, that his hand|might be with him to|confirm the kingdom in|his hand.|15:20 And Menahem|exacted the money of|Israel, even of all the|mighty men of wealth,|of each man fifty
R	Tshekels of silver, to|give to the king of|Assyria. So the king of|Assyria turned back,|and stayed not there|in the land.|15:21 And the rest of|the acts of Menahem,|and all that he did,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Israel?|15:22 And Menahem
R	Tslept with his fathers;|and Pekahiah his son|reigned in his stead.|15:23 In the fiftieth|year of Azariah king|of Judah Pekahiah the|son of Menahem began|to reign over Israel|in Samaria, and|reigned two years.|15:24 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD: he|departed not from the
R	Tsins of Jeroboam the|son of Nebat, who|made Israel to sin.|15:25 But Pekah the|son of Remaliah, a|captain of his,|conspired against him,|and smote him in|Samaria, in the palace|of the king's house,|with Argob and Arieh,|and with him fifty men|of the Gileadites: and|he killed him, and
R	Treigned in his room.|15:26 And the rest of|the acts of Pekahiah,|and all that he did,|behold, they are|written in the book of|the chronicles of the|kings of Israel.|15:27 In the two and|fiftieth year of|Azariah king of Judah|Pekah the son of|Remaliah began to|reign over Israel in
R	TSamaria, and reigned|twenty years.|15:28 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD: he|departed not from the|sins of Jeroboam the|son of Nebat, who|made Israel to sin.|15:29 In the days of|Pekah king of Israel|came Tiglathpileser|king of Assyria, and|took Ijon, and
R	TAbelbethmaachah, and|Janoah, and Kedesh,|and Hazor, and Gilead,|and Galilee, all the|land of Naphtali, and|carried them captive|to Assyria.|15:30 And Hoshea the|son of Elah made a|conspiracy against|Pekah the son of|Remaliah, and smote|him, and slew him, and|reigned in his stead, in
R	Tthe twentieth year of|Jotham the son of|Uzziah.|15:31 And the rest of|the acts of Pekah, and|all that he did, behold,|they are written in the|book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Israel.|15:32 In the second|year of Pekah the son|of Remaliah king of|Israel began Jotham
R	Tthe son of Uzziah king|of Judah to reign.|15:33 Five and twenty|years old was he|when he began to|reign, and he reigned|sixteen years in|Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Jerusha, the daughter|of Zadok.|15:34 And he did that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD: he
R	Tdid according to all|that his father Uzziah|had done.|15:35 Howbeit the high|places were not|removed: the people|sacrificed and burned|incense still in the|high places. He built|the higher gate of the|house of the LORD.|15:36 Now the rest of|the acts of Jotham,|and all that he did,
R	Tare they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|15:37 In those days|the LORD began to|send against Judah|Rezin the king of|Syria, and Pekah the|son of Remaliah.|15:38 And Jotham|slept with his fathers,|and was buried with|his fathers in the city
R	Tof David his father:|and Ahaz his son|reigned in his stead.||16:1 In the|seventeenth year of|Pekah the son of|Remaliah Ahaz the son|of Jotham king of|Judah began to reign.|16:2 Twenty years old|was Ahaz when he|began to reign, and|reigned sixteen years
R	Tin Jerusalem, and did|not that which was|right in the sight of|the LORD his God, like|David his father.|16:3 But he walked in|the way of the kings|of Israel, yea, and|made his son to pass|through the fire,|according to the|abominations of the|heathen, whom the|LORD cast out from
R	Tbefore the children|of Israel.|16:4 And he sacrificed|and burnt incense in|the high places, and|on the hills, and under|every green tree.|16:5 Then Rezin king|of Syria and Pekah|son of Remaliah king|of Israel came up to|Jerusalem to war: and|they besieged Ahaz,|but could not
R	Tovercome him.|16:6 At that time Rezin|king of Syria|recovered Elath to|Syria, and drave the|Jews from Elath: and|the Syrians came to|Elath, and dwelt there|unto this day.|16:7 So Ahaz sent|messengers to|Tiglathpileser king of|Assyria, saying, I am|thy servant and thy
R	Tson: come up, and|save me out of the|hand of the king of|Syria, and out of the|hand of the king of|Israel, which rise up|against me.|16:8 And Ahaz took|the silver and gold|that was found in the|house of the LORD,|and in the treasures|of the king's house,|and sent it for a
R	Tpresent to the king of|Assyria.|16:9 And the king of|Assyria hearkened|unto him: for the king|of Assyria went up|against Damascus, and|took it, and carried|the people of it|captive to Kir, and|slew Rezin.|16:10 And king Ahaz|went to Damascus to|meet Tiglathpileser
R	Tking of Assyria, and|saw an altar that was|at Damascus: and king|Ahaz sent to Urijah|the priest the fashion|of the altar, and the|pattern of it,|according to all the|workmanship thereof.|16:11 And Urijah the|priest built an altar|according to all that|king Ahaz had sent|from Damascus: so
R	TUrijah the priest made|it against king Ahaz|came from Damascus.|16:12 And when the|king was come from|Damascus, the king|saw the altar: and the|king approached to|the altar, and offered|thereon.|16:13 And he burnt his|burnt offering and his|meat offering, and|poured his drink
R	Toffering, and|sprinkled the blood of|his peace offerings,|upon the altar.|16:14 And he brought|also the brasen altar,|which was before the|LORD, from the|forefront of the|house, from between|the altar and the|house of the LORD,|and put it on the|north side of the
R	Taltar.|16:15 And king Ahaz|commanded Urijah the|priest, saying, Upon|the great altar burn|the morning burnt|offering, and the|evening meat offering,|and the king's burnt|sacrifice, and his meat|offering, with the|burnt offering of all|the people of the|land, and their meat
R	Toffering, and their|drink offerings; and|sprinkle upon it all the|blood of the burnt|offering, and all the|blood of the sacrifice:|and the brasen altar|shall be for me to|enquire by.|16:16 Thus did Urijah|the priest, according|to all that king Ahaz|commanded.|16:17 And king Ahaz
R	Tcut off the borders|of the bases, and|removed the laver|from off them; and|took down the sea|from off the brasen|oxen that were under|it, and put it upon the|pavement of stones.|16:18 And the covert|for the sabbath that|they had built in the|house, and the king's|entry without, turned
R	The from the house of|the LORD for the king|of Assyria.|16:19 Now the rest of|the acts of Ahaz|which he did, are they|not written in the book|of the chronicles of|the kings of Judah?|16:20 And Ahaz slept|with his fathers, and|was buried with his|fathers in the city of|David: and Hezekiah
R	This son reigned in his|stead.||17:1 In the twelfth|year of Ahaz king of|Judah began Hoshea|the son of Elah to|reign in Samaria over|Israel nine years.|17:2 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD, but|not as the kings of|Israel that were
R	Tbefore him.|17:3 Against him came|up Shalmaneser king|of Assyria; and|Hoshea became his|servant, and gave him|presents.|17:4 And the king of|Assyria found|conspiracy in Hoshea:|for he had sent|messengers to So king|of Egypt, and brought|no present to the king
R	Tof Assyria, as he had|done year by year:|therefore the king of|Assyria shut him up,|and bound him in|prison.|17:5 Then the king of|Assyria came up|throughout all the|land, and went up to|Samaria, and besieged|it three years.|17:6 In the ninth year|of Hoshea the king of
R	TAssyria took Samaria,|and carried Israel|away into Assyria, and|placed them in Halah|and in Habor by the|river of Gozan, and in|the cities of the|Medes.|17:7 For so it was,|that the children of|Israel had sinned|against the LORD their|God, which had|brought them up out
R	Tof the land of Egypt,|from under the hand|of Pharaoh king of|Egypt, and had feared|other gods,|17:8 And walked in the|statutes of the|heathen, whom the|LORD cast out from|before the children|of Israel, and of the|kings of Israel, which|they had made.|17:9 And the children
R	Tof Israel did secretly|those things that were|not right against the|LORD their God, and|they built them high|places in all their|cities, from the tower|of the watchmen to|the fenced city.|17:10 And they set|them up images and|groves in every high|hill, and under every|green tree:
R	T17:11 And there they|burnt incense in all|the high places, as did|the heathen whom the|LORD carried away|before them; and|wrought wicked things|to provoke the LORD|to anger:|17:12 For they served|idols, whereof the|LORD had said unto|them, Ye shall not do|this thing.
R	T17:13 Yet the LORD|testified against|Israel, and against|Judah, by all the|prophets, and by all|the seers, saying,|Turn ye from your|evil ways, and keep my|commandments and my|statutes, according to|all the law which I|commanded your|fathers, and which I|sent to you by my
R	Tservants the|prophets.|17:14 Notwithstanding|they would not hear,|but hardened their|necks, like to the neck|of their fathers, that|did not believe in the|LORD their God.|17:15 And they|rejected his statutes,|and his covenant that|he made with their|fathers, and his
R	Ttestimonies which he|testified against them;|and they followed|vanity, and became|vain, and went after|the heathen that were|round about them,|concerning whom the|LORD had charged|them, that they should|not do like them.|17:16 And they left all|the commandments of|the LORD their God,
R	Tand made them molten|images, even two|calves, and made a|grove, and worshipped|all the host of|heaven, and served|Baal.|17:17 And they caused|their sons and their|daughters to pass|through the fire, and|used divination and|enchantments, and|sold themselves to do
R	Tevil in the sight of the|LORD, to provoke him|to anger.|17:18 Therefore the|LORD was very angry|with Israel, and|removed them out of|his sight: there was|none left but the tribe|of Judah only.|17:19 Also Judah kept|not the commandments|of the LORD their God,|but walked in the
R	Tstatutes of Israel|which they made.|17:20 And the LORD|rejected all the seed|of Israel, and|afflicted them, and|delivered them into|the hand of spoilers,|until he had cast them|out of his sight.|17:21 For he rent|Israel from the house|of David; and they|made Jeroboam the
R	Tson of Nebat king: and|Jeroboam drave|Israel from following|the LORD, and made|them sin a great sin.|17:22 For the children|of Israel walked in all|the sins of Jeroboam|which he did; they|departed not from|them;|17:23 Until the LORD|removed Israel out of|his sight, as he had
R	Tsaid by all his|servants the|prophets. So was|Israel carried away|out of their own land|to Assyria unto this|day.|17:24 And the king of|Assyria brought men|from Babylon, and|from Cuthah, and from|Ava, and from Hamath,|and from Sepharvaim,|and placed them in the
R	Tcities of Samaria|instead of the|children of Israel:|and they possessed|Samaria, and dwelt in|the cities thereof.|17:25 And so it was at|the beginning of their|dwelling there, that|they feared not the|LORD: therefore the|LORD sent lions among|them, which slew some|of them.
R	T17:26 Wherefore they|spake to the king of|Assyria, saying, The|nations which thou|hast removed, and|placed in the cities of|Samaria, know not the|manner of the God of|the land: therefore he|hath sent lions among|them, and, behold, they|slay them, because|they know not the|manner of the God of
R	Tthe land.|17:27 Then the king of|Assyria commanded,|saying, Carry thither|one of the priests|whom ye brought from|thence; and let them|go and dwell there,|and let him teach them|the manner of the God|of the land.|17:28 Then one of the|priests whom they had|carried away from
R	TSamaria came and|dwelt in Bethel, and|taught them how they|should fear the LORD.|17:29 Howbeit every|nation made gods of|their own, and put|them in the houses of|the high places which|the Samaritans had|made, every nation in|their cities wherein|they dwelt.|17:30 And the men of
R	TBabylon made|Succothbenoth, and|the men of Cuth made|Nergal, and the men of|Hamath made Ashima,|17:31 And the Avites|made Nibhaz and|Tartak, and the|Sepharvites burnt|their children in fire|to Adrammelech and|Anammelech, the gods|of Sepharvaim.|17:32 So they feared
R	Tthe LORD, and made|unto themselves of|the lowest of them|priests of the high|places, which|sacrificed for them in|the houses of the|high places.|17:33 They feared the|LORD, and served|their own gods, after|the manner of the|nations whom they|carried away from
R	Tthence.|17:34 Unto this day|they do after the|former manners: they|fear not the LORD,|neither do they after|their statutes, or|after their|ordinances, or after|the law and|commandment which the|LORD commanded the|children of Jacob,|whom he named Israel;
R	T17:35 With whom the|LORD had made a|covenant, and|charged them, saying,|Ye shall not fear|other gods, nor bow|yourselves to them,|nor serve them, nor|sacrifice to them:|17:36 But the LORD,|who brought you up|out of the land of|Egypt with great|power and a
R	Tstretched out arm, him|shall ye fear, and him|shall ye worship, and|to him shall ye do|sacrifice.|17:37 And the|statutes, and the|ordinances, and the|law, and the|commandment, which he|wrote for you, ye|shall observe to do|for evermore; and ye|shall not fear other
R	Tgods.|17:38 And the|covenant that I have|made with you ye shall|not forget; neither|shall ye fear other|gods.|17:39 But the LORD|your God ye shall|fear; and he shall|deliver you out of the|hand of all your|enemies.|17:40 Howbeit they did
R	Tnot hearken, but they|did after their former|manner.|17:41 So these nations|feared the LORD, and|served their graven|images, both their|children, and their|children's children: as|did their fathers, so|do they unto this day.||18:1 Now it came to|pass in the third year
R	Tof Hoshea son of Elah|king of Israel, that|Hezekiah the son of|Ahaz king of Judah|began to reign.|18:2 Twenty and five|years old was he|when he began to|reign; and he reigned|twenty and nine years|in Jerusalem. His|mother's name also|was Abi, the daughter|of Zachariah.
R	T18:3 And he did that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD,|according to all that|David his father did.|18:4 He removed the|high places, and brake|the images, and cut|down the groves, and|brake in pieces the|brasen serpent that|Moses had made: for|unto those days the|children of Israel did
R	Tburn incense to it: and|he called it Nehushtan.|18:5 He trusted in the|LORD God of Israel; so|that after him was|none like him among all|the kings of Judah,|nor any that were|before him.|18:6 For he clave to|the LORD, and|departed not from|following him, but kept|his commandments,
R	Twhich the LORD|commanded Moses.|18:7 And the LORD was|with him; and he|prospered|whithersoever he went|forth: and he rebelled|against the king of|Assyria, and served|him not.|18:8 He smote the|Philistines, even unto|Gaza, and the borders|thereof, from the
R	Ttower of the watchmen|to the fenced city.|18:9 And it came to|pass in the fourth|year of king Hezekiah,|which was the seventh|year of Hoshea son|of Elah king of Israel,|that Shalmaneser king|of Assyria came up|against Samaria, and|besieged it.|18:10 And at the end|of three years they
R	Ttook it: even in the|sixth year of|Hezekiah, that is in the|ninth year of Hoshea|king of Israel, Samaria|was taken.|18:11 And the king of|Assyria did carry|away Israel unto|Assyria, and put them|in Halah and in Habor|by the river of Gozan,|and in the cities of|the Medes:
R	T18:12 Because they|obeyed not the voice|of the LORD their God,|but transgressed his|covenant, and all that|Moses the servant of|the LORD commanded,|and would not hear|them, nor do them.|18:13 Now in the|fourteenth year of|king Hezekiah did|Sennacherib king of|Assyria come up
R	Tagainst all the fenced|cities of Judah, and|took them.|18:14 And Hezekiah|king of Judah sent to|the king of Assyria to|Lachish, saying, I have|offended; return from|me: that which thou|puttest on me will I|bear. And the king of|Assyria appointed|unto Hezekiah king of|Judah three hundred
R	Ttalents of silver and|thirty talents of gold.|18:15 And Hezekiah|gave him all the silver|that was found in the|house of the LORD,|and in the treasures|of the king's house.|18:16 At that time did|Hezekiah cut off the|gold from the doors|of the temple of the|LORD, and from the|pillars which Hezekiah
R	Tking of Judah had|overlaid, and gave it|to the king of Assyria.|18:17 And the king of|Assyria sent Tartan|and Rabsaris and|Rabshakeh from|Lachish to king|Hezekiah with a great|host against|Jerusalem. And they|went up and came to|Jerusalem. And when|they were come up,
R	Tthey came and stood|by the conduit of the|upper pool, which is in|the highway of the|fuller's field.|18:18 And when they|had called to the king,|there came out to|them Eliakim the son of|Hilkiah, which was over|the household, and|Shebna the scribe,|and Joah the son of|Asaph the recorder.
R	T18:19 And Rabshakeh|said unto them, Speak|ye now to Hezekiah,|Thus saith the great|king, the king of|Assyria, What|confidence is this|wherein thou|trustest?|18:20 Thou sayest,|(but they are but vain|words,) I have|counsel and strength|for the war. Now on
R	Twhom dost thou trust,|that thou rebellest|against me?|18:21 Now, behold,|thou trustest upon|the staff of this|bruised reed, even|upon Egypt, on which|if a man lean, it will go|into his hand, and|pierce it: so is|Pharaoh king of Egypt|unto all that trust on|him.
R	T18:22 But if ye say|unto me, We trust in|the LORD our God: is|not that he, whose|high places and whose|altars Hezekiah hath|taken away, and hath|said to Judah and|Jerusalem, Ye shall|worship before this|altar in Jerusalem?|18:23 Now therefore, I|pray thee, give|pledges to my lord the
R	Tking of Assyria, and I|will deliver thee two|thousand horses, if|thou be able on thy|part to set riders|upon them.|18:24 How then wilt|thou turn away the|face of one captain|of the least of my|master's servants,|and put thy trust on|Egypt for chariots|and for horsemen?
R	T18:25 Am I now come|up without the LORD|against this place to|destroy it? The LORD|said to me, Go up|against this land, and|destroy it.|18:26 Then said Eliakim|the son of Hilkiah, and|Shebna, and Joah,|unto Rabshakeh,|Speak, I pray thee, to|thy servants in the|Syrian language; for
R	Twe understand it: and|talk not with us in the|Jews' language in the|ears of the people|that are on the wall.|18:27 But Rabshakeh|said unto them, Hath|my master sent me to|thy master, and to|thee, to speak these|words? hath he not|sent me to the men|which sit on the wall,|that they may eat
R	Ttheir own dung, and|drink their own piss|with you?|18:28 Then Rabshakeh|stood and cried with a|loud voice in the Jews'|language, and spake,|saying, Hear the word|of the great king, the|king of Assyria:|18:29 Thus saith the|king, Let not Hezekiah|deceive you: for he|shall not be able to
R	Tdeliver you out of his|hand:|18:30 Neither let|Hezekiah make you|trust in the LORD,|saying, The LORD will|surely deliver us, and|this city shall not be|delivered into the|hand of the king of|Assyria.|18:31 Hearken not to|Hezekiah: for thus|saith the king of
R	TAssyria, Make an|agreement with me by|a present, and come|out to me, and then|eat ye every man of|his own vine, and|every one of his fig|tree, and drink ye|every one the waters|of his cistern:|18:32 Until I come and|take you away to a|land like your own|land, a land of corn
R	Tand wine, a land of|bread and vineyards,|a land of oil olive and|of honey, that ye may|live, and not die: and|hearken not unto|Hezekiah, when he|persuadeth you,|saying, The LORD will|deliver us.|18:33 Hath any of the|gods of the nations|delivered at all his|land out of the hand
R	Tof the king of|Assyria?|18:34 Where are the|gods of Hamath, and|of Arpad? where are|the gods of|Sepharvaim, Hena, and|Ivah? have they|delivered Samaria out|of mine hand?|18:35 Who are they|among all the gods of|the countries, that|have delivered their
R	Tcountry out of mine|hand, that the LORD|should deliver|Jerusalem out of mine|hand?|18:36 But the people|held their peace, and|answered him not a|word: for the king's|commandment was,|saying, Answer him not.|18:37 Then came|Eliakim the son of|Hilkiah, which was over
R	Tthe household, and|Shebna the scribe,|and Joah the son of|Asaph the recorder,|to Hezekiah with their|clothes rent, and told|him the words of|Rabshakeh.||19:1 And it came to|pass, when king|Hezekiah heard it, that|he rent his clothes,|and covered himself
R	Twith sackcloth, and|went into the house of|the LORD.|19:2 And he sent|Eliakim, which was over|the household, and|Shebna the scribe,|and the elders of the|priests, covered with|sackcloth, to Isaiah|the prophet the son|of Amoz.|19:3 And they said|unto him, Thus saith
R	THezekiah, This day is a|day of trouble, and of|rebuke, and|blasphemy; for the|children are come to|the birth, and there is|not strength to bring|forth.|19:4 It may be the|LORD thy God will hear|all the words of|Rabshakeh, whom the|king of Assyria his|master hath sent to
R	Treproach the living|God; and will reprove|the words which the|LORD thy God hath|heard: wherefore lift|up thy prayer for the|remnant that are left.|19:5 So the servants|of king Hezekiah came|to Isaiah.|19:6 And Isaiah said|unto them, Thus shall|ye say to your|master, Thus saith the
R	TLORD, Be not afraid of|the words which thou|hast heard, with which|the servants of the|king of Assyria have|blasphemed me.|19:7 Behold, I will send|a blast upon him, and|he shall hear a|rumour, and shall|return to his own|land; and I will cause|him to fall by the|sword in his own land.
R	T19:8 So Rabshakeh|returned, and found|the king of Assyria|warring against|Libnah: for he had|heard that he was|departed from|Lachish.|19:9 And when he|heard say of Tirhakah|king of Ethiopia,|Behold, he is come out|to fight against thee:|he sent messengers
R	Tagain unto Hezekiah,|saying,|19:10 Thus shall ye|speak to Hezekiah king|of Judah, saying, Let|not thy God in whom|thou trustest deceive|thee, saying,|Jerusalem shall not|be delivered into the|hand of the king of|Assyria.|19:11 Behold, thou|hast heard what the
R	Tkings of Assyria have|done to all lands, by|destroying them|utterly: and shalt thou|be delivered?|19:12 Have the gods|of the nations|delivered them which|my fathers have|destroyed; as Gozan,|and Haran, and|Rezeph, and the|children of Eden which|were in Thelasar?
R	T19:13 Where is the|king of Hamath, and|the king of Arpad, and|the king of the city of|Sepharvaim, of Hena,|and Ivah?|19:14 And Hezekiah|received the letter of|the hand of the|messengers, and read|it: and Hezekiah went|up into the house of|the LORD, and spread|it before the LORD.
R	T19:15 And Hezekiah|prayed before the|LORD, and said, O LORD|God of Israel, which|dwellest between the|cherubims, thou art|the God, even thou|alone, of all the|kingdoms of the earth;|thou hast made|heaven and earth.|19:16 LORD, bow down|thine ear, and hear:|open, LORD, thine eyes,
R	Tand see: and hear the|words of Sennacherib,|which hath sent him to|reproach the living|God.|19:17 Of a truth, LORD,|the kings of Assyria|have destroyed the|nations and their|lands,|19:18 And have cast|their gods into the|fire: for they were no|gods, but the work of
R	Tmen's hands, wood and|stone: therefore they|have destroyed them.|19:19 Now therefore,|O LORD our God, I|beseech thee, save|thou us out of his|hand, that all the|kingdoms of the earth|may know that thou|art the LORD God,|even thou only.|19:20 Then Isaiah the|son of Amoz sent to
R	THezekiah, saying, Thus|saith the LORD God of|Israel, That which|thou hast prayed to|me against|Sennacherib king of|Assyria I have heard.|19:21 This is the word|that the LORD hath|spoken concerning|him; The virgin the|daughter of Zion hath|despised thee, and|laughed thee to
R	Tscorn; the daughter|of Jerusalem hath|shaken her head at|thee.|19:22 Whom hast thou|reproached and|blasphemed? and|against whom hast|thou exalted thy|voice, and lifted up|thine eyes on high?|even against the Holy|One of Israel.|19:23 By thy
R	Tmessengers thou hast|reproached the LORD,|and hast said, With the|multitude of my|chariots I am come up|to the height of the|mountains, to the sides|of Lebanon, and will|cut down the tall|cedar trees thereof,|and the choice fir|trees thereof: and I|will enter into the|lodgings of his
R	Tborders, and into the|forest of his Carmel.|19:24 I have digged|and drunk strange|waters, and with the|sole of my feet have I|dried up all the rivers|of besieged places.|19:25 Hast thou not|heard long ago how I|have done it, and of|ancient times that I|have formed it? now|have I brought it to
R	Tpass, that thou|shouldest be to lay|waste fenced cities|into ruinous heaps.|19:26 Therefore their|inhabitants were of|small power, they were|dismayed and|confounded; they|were as the grass of|the field, and as the|green herb, as the|grass on the house|tops, and as corn
R	Tblasted before it be|grown up.|19:27 But I know thy|abode, and thy going|out, and thy coming in,|and thy rage against|me.|19:28 Because thy|rage against me and|thy tumult is come up|into mine ears,|therefore I will put my|hook in thy nose, and|my bridle in thy lips,
R	Tand I will turn thee|back by the way by|which thou camest.|19:29 And this shall be|a sign unto thee, Ye|shall eat this year|such things as grow|of themselves, and in|the second year that|which springeth of the|same; and in the third|year sow ye, and|reap, and plant|vineyards, and eat the
R	Tfruits thereof.|19:30 And the remnant|that is escaped of the|house of Judah shall|yet again take root|downward, and bear|fruit upward.|19:31 For out of|Jerusalem shall go|forth a remnant, and|they that escape out|of mount Zion: the zeal|of the LORD of hosts|shall do this.
R	T19:32 Therefore thus|saith the LORD|concerning the king of|Assyria, He shall not|come into this city, nor|shoot an arrow there,|nor come before it|with shield, nor cast a|bank against it.|19:33 By the way that|he came, by the same|shall he return, and|shall not come into|this city, saith the
R	TLORD.|19:34 For I will defend|this city, to save it,|for mine own sake, and|for my servant|David's sake.|19:35 And it came to|pass that night, that|the angel of the LORD|went out, and smote in|the camp of the|Assyrians an hundred|fourscore and five|thousand: and when
R	Tthey arose early in|the morning, behold,|they were all dead|corpses.|19:36 So Sennacherib|king of Assyria|departed, and went|and returned, and|dwelt at Nineveh.|19:37 And it came to|pass, as he was|worshipping in the|house of Nisroch his|god, that Adrammelech
R	Tand Sharezer his|sons smote him with|the sword: and they|escaped into the land|of Armenia. And|Esarhaddon his son|reigned in his stead.||20:1 In those days|was Hezekiah sick unto|death. And the|prophet Isaiah the|son of Amoz came to|him, and said unto him,
R	TThus saith the LORD,|Set thine house in|order; for thou shalt|die, and not live.|20:2 Then he turned|his face to the wall,|and prayed unto the|LORD, saying,|20:3 I beseech thee, O|LORD, remember now|how I have walked|before thee in truth|and with a perfect|heart, and have done
R	Tthat which is good in|thy sight. And|Hezekiah wept sore.|20:4 And it came to|pass, afore Isaiah|was gone out into the|middle court, that the|word of the LORD|came to him, saying,|20:5 Turn again, and|tell Hezekiah the|captain of my people,|Thus saith the LORD,|the God of David thy
R	Tfather, I have heard|thy prayer, I have|seen thy tears:|behold, I will heal thee:|on the third day thou|shalt go up unto the|house of the LORD.|20:6 And I will add|unto thy days fifteen|years; and I will|deliver thee and this|city out of the hand|of the king of Assyria;|and I will defend this
R	Tcity for mine own sake,|and for my servant|David's sake.|20:7 And Isaiah said,|Take a lump of figs.|And they took and laid|it on the boil, and he|recovered.|20:8 And Hezekiah said|unto Isaiah, What shall|be the sign that the|LORD will heal me, and|that I shall go up into|the house of the LORD
R	Tthe third day?|20:9 And Isaiah said,|This sign shalt thou|have of the LORD, that|the LORD will do the|thing that he hath|spoken: shall the|shadow go forward|ten degrees, or go|back ten degrees?|20:10 And Hezekiah|answered, It is a light|thing for the shadow|to go down ten
R	Tdegrees: nay, but let|the shadow return|backward ten|degrees.|20:11 And Isaiah the|prophet cried unto|the LORD: and he|brought the shadow|ten degrees|backward, by which it|had gone down in the|dial of Ahaz.|20:12 At that time|Berodachbaladan, the
R	Tson of Baladan, king|of Babylon, sent|letters and a present|unto Hezekiah: for he|had heard that|Hezekiah had been|sick.|20:13 And Hezekiah|hearkened unto them,|and shewed them all|the house of his|precious things, the|silver, and the gold,|and the spices, and
R	Tthe precious ointment,|and all the house of|his armour, and all|that was found in his|treasures: there was|nothing in his house,|nor in all his dominion,|that Hezekiah shewed|them not.|20:14 Then came|Isaiah the prophet|unto king Hezekiah,|and said unto him, What|said these men? and
R	Tfrom whence came|they unto thee? And|Hezekiah said, They|are come from a far|country, even from|Babylon.|20:15 And he said,|What have they seen|in thine house? And|Hezekiah answered, All|the things that are in|mine house have they|seen: there is nothing|among my treasures
R	Tthat I have not|shewed them.|20:16 And Isaiah said|unto Hezekiah, Hear|the word of the LORD.|20:17 Behold, the days|come, that all that is in|thine house, and that|which thy fathers|have laid up in store|unto this day, shall be|carried into Babylon:|nothing shall be left,|saith the LORD.
R	T20:18 And of thy sons|that shall issue from|thee, which thou shalt|beget, shall they take|away; and they shall|be eunuchs in the|palace of the king of|Babylon.|20:19 Then said|Hezekiah unto Isaiah,|Good is the word of|the LORD which thou|hast spoken. And he|said, Is it not good, if
R	Tpeace and truth be in|my days?|20:20 And the rest of|the acts of Hezekiah,|and all his might, and|how he made a pool,|and a conduit, and|brought water into the|city, are they not|written in the book of|the chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|20:21 And Hezekiah|slept with his fathers:
R	Tand Manasseh his son|reigned in his stead.||21:1 Manasseh was|twelve years old when|he began to reign, and|reigned fifty and five|years in Jerusalem.|And his mother's name|was Hephzibah.|21:2 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD,|after the abominations
R	Tof the heathen, whom|the LORD cast out|before the children|of Israel.|21:3 For he built up|again the high places|which Hezekiah his|father had destroyed;|and he reared up|altars for Baal, and|made a grove, as did|Ahab king of Israel;|and worshipped all the|host of heaven, and
R	Tserved them.|21:4 And he built|altars in the house of|the LORD, of which the|LORD said, In|Jerusalem will I put my|name.|21:5 And he built|altars for all the host|of heaven in the two|courts of the house|of the LORD.|21:6 And he made his|son pass through the
R	Tfire, and observed|times, and used|enchantments, and|dealt with familiar|spirits and wizards: he|wrought much|wickedness in the|sight of the LORD, to|provoke him to anger.|21:7 And he set a|graven image of the|grove that he had|made in the house, of|which the LORD said to
R	TDavid, and to Solomon|his son, In this house,|and in Jerusalem,|which I have chosen|out of all tribes of|Israel, will I put my|name for ever:|21:8 Neither will I make|the feet of Israel|move any more out of|the land which I gave|their fathers; only if|they will observe to|do according to all
R	Tthat I have commanded|them, and according to|all the law that my|servant Moses|commanded them.|21:9 But they|hearkened not: and|Manasseh seduced|them to do more evil|than did the nations|whom the LORD|destroyed before the|children of Israel.|21:10 And the LORD
R	Tspake by his servants|the prophets, saying,|21:11 Because|Manasseh king of|Judah hath done|these abominations,|and hath done|wickedly above all that|the Amorites did, which|were before him, and|hath made Judah also|to sin with his idols:|21:12 Therefore thus|saith the LORD God of
R	TIsrael, Behold, I am|bringing such evil|upon Jerusalem and|Judah, that whosoever|heareth of it, both his|ears shall tingle.|21:13 And I will|stretch over|Jerusalem the line of|Samaria, and the|plummet of the house|of Ahab: and I will wipe|Jerusalem as a man|wipeth a dish, wiping it,
R	Tand turning it upside|down.|21:14 And I will|forsake the remnant|of mine inheritance,|and deliver them into|the hand of their|enemies; and they|shall become a prey|and a spoil to all their|enemies;|21:15 Because they|have done that which|was evil in my sight,
R	Tand have provoked me|to anger, since the|day their fathers|came forth out of|Egypt, even unto this|day.|21:16 Moreover|Manasseh shed|innocent blood very|much, till he had filled|Jerusalem from one|end to another; beside|his sin wherewith he|made Judah to sin, in
R	Tdoing that which was|evil in the sight of the|LORD.|21:17 Now the rest of|the acts of Manasseh,|and all that he did,|and his sin that he|sinned, are they not|written in the book of|the chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|21:18 And Manasseh|slept with his fathers,|and was buried in the
R	Tgarden of his own|house, in the garden|of Uzza: and Amon his|son reigned in his|stead.|21:19 Amon was twenty|and two years old|when he began to|reign, and he reigned|two years in|Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Meshullemeth, the|daughter of Haruz of
R	TJotbah.|21:20 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD, as|his father Manasseh|did.|21:21 And he walked in|all the way that his|father walked in, and|served the idols that|his father served,|and worshipped them:|21:22 And he forsook|the LORD God of his
R	Tfathers, and walked|not in the way of the|LORD.|21:23 And the|servants of Amon|conspired against him,|and slew the king in|his own house.|21:24 And the people|of the land slew all|them that had|conspired against king|Amon; and the people|of the land made
R	TJosiah his son king in|his stead.|21:25 Now the rest of|the acts of Amon|which he did, are they|not written in the book|of the chronicles of|the kings of Judah?|21:26 And he was|buried in his|sepulchre in the|garden of Uzza: and|Josiah his son reigned|in his stead.
R	T22:1 Josiah was eight|years old when he|began to reign, and he|reigned thirty and one|years in Jerusalem.|And his mother's name|was Jedidah, the|daughter of Adaiah of|Boscath.|22:2 And he did that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD, and|walked in all the way|of David his father,
R	Tand turned not aside|to the right hand or|to the left.|22:3 And it came to|pass in the eighteenth|year of king Josiah,|that the king sent|Shaphan the son of|Azaliah, the son of|Meshullam, the scribe,|to the house of the|LORD, saying,|22:4 Go up to Hilkiah|the high priest, that
R	The may sum the silver|which is brought into|the house of the|LORD, which the|keepers of the door|have gathered of the|people:|22:5 And let them|deliver it into the|hand of the doers of|the work, that have|the oversight of the|house of the LORD:|and let them give it to
R	Tthe doers of the work|which is in the house|of the LORD, to repair|the breaches of the|house,|22:6 Unto carpenters,|and builders, and|masons, and to buy|timber and hewn stone|to repair the house.|22:7 Howbeit there was|no reckoning made|with them of the money|that was delivered
R	Tinto their hand,|because they dealt|faithfully.|22:8 And Hilkiah the|high priest said unto|Shaphan the scribe, I|have found the book|of the law in the|house of the LORD.|And Hilkiah gave the|book to Shaphan, and|he read it.|22:9 And Shaphan the|scribe came to the
R	Tking, and brought the|king word again, and|said, Thy servants|have gathered the|money that was found|in the house, and have|delivered it into the|hand of them that do|the work, that have|the oversight of the|house of the LORD.|22:10 And Shaphan the|scribe shewed the|king, saying, Hilkiah the
R	Tpriest hath delivered|me a book. And|Shaphan read it|before the king.|22:11 And it came to|pass, when the king|had heard the words|of the book of the law,|that he rent his|clothes.|22:12 And the king|commanded Hilkiah the|priest, and Ahikam the|son of Shaphan, and
R	TAchbor the son of|Michaiah, and Shaphan|the scribe, and|Asahiah a servant of|the king's, saying,|22:13 Go ye, enquire|of the LORD for me,|and for the people,|and for all Judah,|concerning the words|of this book that is|found: for great is|the wrath of the LORD|that is kindled against
R	Tus, because our|fathers have not|hearkened unto the|words of this book, to|do according unto all|that which is written|concerning us.|22:14 So Hilkiah the|priest, and Ahikam, and|Achbor, and Shaphan,|and Asahiah, went unto|Huldah the|prophetess, the wife|of Shallum the son of
R	TTikvah, the son of|Harhas, keeper of the|wardrobe; (now she|dwelt in Jerusalem in|the college;) and they|communed with her.|22:15 And she said|unto them, Thus saith|the LORD God of|Israel, Tell the man|that sent you to me,|22:16 Thus saith the|LORD, Behold, I will|bring evil upon this
R	Tplace, and upon the|inhabitants thereof,|even all the words of|the book which the|king of Judah hath|read:|22:17 Because they|have forsaken me, and|have burned incense|unto other gods, that|they might provoke me|to anger with all the|works of their hands;|therefore my wrath
R	Tshall be kindled|against this place, and|shall not be quenched.|22:18 But to the king|of Judah which sent|you to enquire of the|LORD, thus shall ye|say to him, Thus saith|the LORD God of|Israel, As touching|the words which thou|hast heard;|22:19 Because thine|heart was tender, and
R	Tthou hast humbled|thyself before the|LORD, when thou|heardest what I spake|against this place, and|against the inhabitants|thereof, that they|should become a|desolation and a|curse, and hast rent|thy clothes, and wept|before me; I also have|heard thee, saith the|LORD.
R	T22:20 Behold|therefore, I will|gather thee unto thy|fathers, and thou|shalt be gathered into|thy grave in peace;|and thine eyes shall|not see all the evil|which I will bring upon|this place. And they|brought the king word|again.||23:1 And the king sent,
R	Tand they gathered|unto him all the elders|of Judah and of|Jerusalem.|23:2 And the king went|up into the house of|the LORD, and all the|men of Judah and all|the inhabitants of|Jerusalem with him,|and the priests, and|the prophets, and all|the people, both small|and great: and he
R	Tread in their ears all|the words of the book|of the covenant which|was found in the|house of the LORD.|23:3 And the king|stood by a pillar, and|made a covenant|before the LORD, to|walk after the LORD,|and to keep his|commandments and his|testimonies and his|statutes with all their
R	Theart and all their|soul, to perform the|words of this|covenant that were|written in this book.|And all the people|stood to the covenant.|23:4 And the king|commanded Hilkiah the|high priest, and the|priests of the second|order, and the|keepers of the door,|to bring forth out of
R	Tthe temple of the LORD|all the vessels that|were made for Baal,|and for the grove,|and for all the host|of heaven: and he|burned them without|Jerusalem in the|fields of Kidron, and|carried the ashes of|them unto Bethel.|23:5 And he put down|the idolatrous priests,|whom the kings of
R	TJudah had ordained to|burn incense in the|high places in the|cities of Judah, and in|the places round|about Jerusalem; them|also that burned|incense unto Baal, to|the sun, and to the|moon, and to the|planets, and to all the|host of heaven.|23:6 And he brought|out the grove from
R	Tthe house of the|LORD, without|Jerusalem, unto the|brook Kidron, and|burned it at the brook|Kidron, and stamped it|small to powder, and|cast the powder|thereof upon the|graves of the|children of the|people.|23:7 And he brake|down the houses of
R	Tthe sodomites, that|were by the house of|the LORD, where the|women wove hangings|for the grove.|23:8 And he brought|all the priests out of|the cities of Judah,|and defiled the high|places where the|priests had burned|incense, from Geba to|Beersheba, and brake|down the high places
R	Tof the gates that|were in the entering in|of the gate of Joshua|the governor of the|city, which were on a|man's left hand at the|gate of the city.|23:9 Nevertheless the|priests of the high|places came not up to|the altar of the LORD|in Jerusalem, but they|did eat of the|unleavened bread
R	Tamong their brethren.|23:10 And he defiled|Topheth, which is in|the valley of the|children of Hinnom,|that no man might make|his son or his|daughter to pass|through the fire to|Molech.|23:11 And he took|away the horses that|the kings of Judah|had given to the sun,
R	Tat the entering in of|the house of the|LORD, by the chamber|of Nathanmelech the|chamberlain, which was|in the suburbs, and|burned the chariots|of the sun with fire.|23:12 And the altars|that were on the top|of the upper chamber|of Ahaz, which the|kings of Judah had|made, and the altars
R	Twhich Manasseh had|made in the two courts|of the house of the|LORD, did the king beat|down, and brake them|down from thence, and|cast the dust of them|into the brook Kidron.|23:13 And the high|places that were|before Jerusalem,|which were on the|right hand of the|mount of corruption,
R	Twhich Solomon the king|of Israel had builded|for Ashtoreth the|abomination of the|Zidonians, and for|Chemosh the|abomination of the|Moabites, and for|Milcom the abomination|of the children of|Ammon, did the king|defile.|23:14 And he brake in|pieces the images, and
R	Tcut down the groves,|and filled their places|with the bones of men.|23:15 Moreover the|altar that was at|Bethel, and the high|place which Jeroboam|the son of Nebat, who|made Israel to sin,|had made, both that|altar and the high|place he brake down,|and burned the high|place, and stamped it
R	Tsmall to powder, and|burned the grove.|23:16 And as Josiah|turned himself, he|spied the sepulchres|that were there in the|mount, and sent, and|took the bones out of|the sepulchres, and|burned them upon the|altar, and polluted it,|according to the word|of the LORD which the|man of God proclaimed,
R	Twho proclaimed these|words.|23:17 Then he said,|What title is that that I|see? And the men of|the city told him, It is|the sepulchre of the|man of God, which|came from Judah, and|proclaimed these|things that thou hast|done against the altar|of Bethel.|23:18 And he said, Let
R	Thim alone; let no man|move his bones. So|they let his bones|alone, with the bones|of the prophet that|came out of Samaria.|23:19 And all the|houses also of the|high places that were|in the cities of|Samaria, which the|kings of Israel had|made to provoke the|Lord to anger, Josiah
R	Ttook away, and did to|them according to all|the acts that he had|done in Bethel.|23:20 And he slew all|the priests of the|high places that were|there upon the altars,|and burned men's|bones upon them, and|returned to|Jerusalem.|23:21 And the king|commanded all the
R	Tpeople, saying, Keep|the passover unto the|LORD your God, as it is|written in the book of|this covenant.|23:22 Surely there|was not holden such a|passover from the|days of the judges|that judged Israel,|nor in all the days of|the kings of Israel,|nor of the kings of|Judah;
R	T23:23 But in the|eighteenth year of|king Josiah, wherein|this passover was|holden to the LORD in|Jerusalem.|23:24 Moreover the|workers with familiar|spirits, and the|wizards, and the|images, and the idols,|and all the|abominations that were|spied in the land of
R	TJudah and in|Jerusalem, did Josiah|put away, that he might|perform the words of|the law which were|written in the book|that Hilkiah the priest|found in the house of|the LORD.|23:25 And like unto him|was there no king|before him, that|turned to the LORD|with all his heart, and
R	Twith all his soul, and|with all his might,|according to all the|law of Moses; neither|after him arose there|any like him.|23:26 Notwithstanding|the LORD turned not|from the fierceness|of his great wrath,|wherewith his anger|was kindled against|Judah, because of all|the provocations that
R	TManasseh had|provoked him withal.|23:27 And the LORD|said, I will remove|Judah also out of my|sight, as I have|removed Israel, and|will cast off this city|Jerusalem which I|have chosen, and the|house of which I said,|My name shall be|there.|23:28 Now the rest of
R	Tthe acts of Josiah,|and all that he did,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|23:29 In his days|Pharaohnechoh king|of Egypt went up|against the king of|Assyria to the river|Euphrates: and king|Josiah went against|him; and he slew him at
R	TMegiddo, when he had|seen him.|23:30 And his|servants carried him|in a chariot dead from|Megiddo, and brought|him to Jerusalem, and|buried him in his own|sepulchre. And the|people of the land|took Jehoahaz the|son of Josiah, and|anointed him, and made|him king in his father's
R	Tstead.|23:31 Jehoahaz was|twenty and three|years old when he|began to reign; and he|reigned three months|in Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Hamutal, the daughter|of Jeremiah of Libnah.|23:32 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD,|according to all that
R	This fathers had done.|23:33 And|Pharaohnechoh put|him in bands at Riblah|in the land of Hamath,|that he might not reign|in Jerusalem; and put|the land to a tribute|of an hundred talents|of silver, and a talent|of gold.|23:34 And|Pharaohnechoh made|Eliakim the son of
R	TJosiah king in the|room of Josiah his|father, and turned his|name to Jehoiakim, and|took Jehoahaz away:|and he came to Egypt,|and died there.|23:35 And Jehoiakim|gave the silver and|the gold to Pharaoh;|but he taxed the land|to give the money|according to the|commandment of
R	TPharaoh: he exacted|the silver and the|gold of the people of|the land, of every one|according to his|taxation, to give it|unto Pharaohnechoh.|23:36 Jehoiakim was|twenty and five years|old when he began to|reign; and he reigned|eleven years in|Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was
R	TZebudah, the daughter|of Pedaiah of Rumah.|23:37 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD,|according to all that|his fathers had done.||24:1 In his days|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon came up,|and Jehoiakim became|his servant three|years: then he turned
R	Tand rebelled against|him.|24:2 And the LORD|sent against him bands|of the Chaldees, and|bands of the Syrians,|and bands of the|Moabites, and bands|of the children of|Ammon, and sent them|against Judah to|destroy it, according|to the word of the|LORD, which he spake
R	Tby his servants the|prophets.|24:3 Surely at the|commandment of the|LORD came this upon|Judah, to remove them|out of his sight, for|the sins of Manasseh,|according to all that|he did;|24:4 And also for the|innocent blood that he|shed: for he filled|Jerusalem with
R	Tinnocent blood; which|the LORD would not|pardon.|24:5 Now the rest of|the acts of Jehoiakim,|and all that he did,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Judah?|24:6 So Jehoiakim slept|with his fathers: and|Jehoiachin his son|reigned in his stead.
R	T24:7 And the king of|Egypt came not again|any more out of his|land: for the king of|Babylon had taken|from the river of|Egypt unto the river|Euphrates all that|pertained to the king|of Egypt.|24:8 Jehoiachin was|eighteen years old|when he began to|reign, and he reigned
R	Tin Jerusalem three|months. And his|mother's name was|Nehushta, the|daughter of Elnathan|of Jerusalem.|24:9 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD,|according to all that|his father had done.|24:10 At that time the|servants of|Nebuchadnezzar king
R	Tof Babylon came up|against Jerusalem,|and the city was|besieged.|24:11 And|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon came|against the city, and|his servants did|besiege it.|24:12 And Jehoiachin|the king of Judah went|out to the king of|Babylon, he, and his
R	Tmother, and his|servants, and his|princes, and his|officers: and the king|of Babylon took him in|the eighth year of his|reign.|24:13 And he carried|out thence all the|treasures of the|house of the LORD,|and the treasures of|the king's house, and|cut in pieces all the
R	Tvessels of gold which|Solomon king of Israel|had made in the temple|of the LORD, as the|LORD had said.|24:14 And he carried|away all Jerusalem,|and all the princes,|and all the mighty men|of valour, even ten|thousand captives,|and all the craftsmen|and smiths: none|remained, save the
R	Tpoorest sort of the|people of the land.|24:15 And he carried|away Jehoiachin to|Babylon, and the king's|mother, and the king's|wives, and his|officers, and the|mighty of the land,|those carried he into|captivity from|Jerusalem to Babylon.|24:16 And all the men|of might, even seven
R	Tthousand, and|craftsmen and smiths|a thousand, all that|were strong and apt|for war, even them|the king of Babylon|brought captive to|Babylon.|24:17 And the king of|Babylon made|Mattaniah his father's|brother king in his|stead, and changed|his name to Zedekiah.
R	T24:18 Zedekiah was|twenty and one years|old when he began to|reign, and he reigned|eleven years in|Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Hamutal, the daughter|of Jeremiah of Libnah.|24:19 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD,|according to all that|Jehoiakim had done.
R	T24:20 For through the|anger of the LORD it|came to pass in|Jerusalem and Judah,|until he had cast them|out from his|presence, that|Zedekiah rebelled|against the king of|Babylon.||25:1 And it came to|pass in the ninth year|of his reign, in the
R	Ttenth month, in the|tenth day of the|month, that|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon came, he,|and all his host,|against Jerusalem,|and pitched against it;|and they built forts|against it round about.|25:2 And the city was|besieged unto the|eleventh year of king|Zedekiah.
R	T25:3 And on the ninth|day of the fourth|month the famine|prevailed in the city,|and there was no|bread for the people|of the land.|25:4 And the city was|broken up, and all the|men of war fled by|night by the way of|the gate between two|walls, which is by the|king's garden: (now
R	Tthe Chaldees were|against the city round|about:) and the king|went the way toward|the plain.|25:5 And the army of|the Chaldees pursued|after the king, and|overtook him in the|plains of Jericho: and|all his army were|scattered from him.|25:6 So they took the|king, and brought him
R	Tup to the king of|Babylon to Riblah; and|they gave judgment|upon him.|25:7 And they slew the|sons of Zedekiah|before his eyes, and|put out the eyes of|Zedekiah, and bound|him with fetters of|brass, and carried him|to Babylon.|25:8 And in the fifth|month, on the seventh
R	Tday of the month,|which is the nineteenth|year of king|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon, came|Nebuzaradan, captain|of the guard, a|servant of the king of|Babylon, unto|Jerusalem:|25:9 And he burnt the|house of the LORD,|and the king's house,|and all the houses of
R	TJerusalem, and every|great man's house|burnt he with fire.|25:10 And all the army|of the Chaldees, that|were with the captain|of the guard, brake|down the walls of|Jerusalem round|about.|25:11 Now the rest of|the people that were|left in the city, and|the fugitives that fell
R	Taway to the king of|Babylon, with the|remnant of the|multitude, did|Nebuzaradan the|captain of the guard|carry away.|25:12 But the captain|of the guard left of|the poor of the land|to be vinedressers|and husbandmen.|25:13 And the pillars|of brass that were in
R	Tthe house of the|LORD, and the bases,|and the brasen sea|that was in the house|of the LORD, did the|Chaldees break in|pieces, and carried|the brass of them to|Babylon.|25:14 And the pots,|and the shovels, and|the snuffers, and the|spoons, and all the|vessels of brass
R	Twherewith they|ministered, took they|away.|25:15 And the|firepans, and the|bowls, and such things|as were of gold, in|gold, and of silver, in|silver, the captain of|the guard took away.|25:16 The two pillars,|one sea, and the|bases which Solomon|had made for the
R	Thouse of the LORD;|the brass of all these|vessels was without|weight.|25:17 The height of|the one pillar was|eighteen cubits, and|the chapiter upon it|was brass: and the|height of the chapiter|three cubits; and the|wreathen work, and|pomegranates upon|the chapiter round
R	Tabout, all of brass:|and like unto these|had the second pillar|with wreathen work.|25:18 And the captain|of the guard took|Seraiah the chief|priest, and Zephaniah|the second priest, and|the three keepers of|the door:|25:19 And out of the|city he took an|officer that was set
R	Tover the men of war,|and five men of them|that were in the king's|presence, which were|found in the city, and|the principal scribe of|the host, which|mustered the people|of the land, and|threescore men of|the people of the land|that were found in the|city:|25:20 And
R	TNebuzaradan captain|of the guard took|these, and brought|them to the king of|Babylon to Riblah:|25:21 And the king of|Babylon smote them,|and slew them at|Riblah in the land of|Hamath. So Judah was|carried away out of|their land.|25:22 And as for the|people that remained
R	Tin the land of Judah,|whom Nebuchadnezzar|king of Babylon had|left, even over them|he made Gedaliah the|son of Ahikam, the son|of Shaphan, ruler.|25:23 And when all the|captains of the|armies, they and their|men, heard that the|king of Babylon had|made Gedaliah|governor, there came
R	Tto Gedaliah to Mizpah,|even Ishmael the son|of Nethaniah, and|Johanan the son of|Careah, and Seraiah|the son of Tanhumeth|the Netophathite, and|Jaazaniah the son of|a Maachathite, they|and their men.|25:24 And Gedaliah|sware to them, and to|their men, and said|unto them, Fear not to
R	Tbe the servants of|the Chaldees: dwell in|the land, and serve|the king of Babylon;|and it shall be well|with you.|25:25 But it came to|pass in the seventh|month, that Ishmael|the son of Nethaniah,|the son of Elishama,|of the seed royal,|came, and ten men with|him, and smote
R	TGedaliah, that he died,|and the Jews and the|Chaldees that were|with him at Mizpah.|25:26 And all the|people, both small and|great, and the|captains of the|armies, arose, and|came to Egypt: for|they were afraid of|the Chaldees.|25:27 And it came to|pass in the seven and
R	Tthirtieth year of the|captivity of Jehoiachin|king of Judah, in the|twelfth month, on the|seven and twentieth|day of the month, that|Evilmerodach king of|Babylon in the year|that he began to reign|did lift up the head of|Jehoiachin king of|Judah out of prison;|25:28 And he spake|kindly to him, and set
R	This throne above the|throne of the kings|that were with him in|Babylon;|25:29 And changed his|prison garments: and|he did eat bread|continually before him|all the days of his|life.|25:30 And his|allowance was a|continual allowance|given him of the king, a
R	Tdaily rate for every|day, all the days of|his life.
R	K2;The First Book of|the Chronicles	T||1:1 Adam, Sheth, Enosh,|1:2 Kenan, Mahalaleel,|Jered,|1:3 Henoch,|Methuselah, Lamech,|1:4 Noah, Shem, Ham,|and Japheth.|1:5 The sons of|Japheth; Gomer, and|Magog, and Madai, and|Javan, and Tubal, and
R	TMeshech, and Tiras.|1:6 And the sons of|Gomer; Ashchenaz, and|Riphath, and Togarmah.|1:7 And the sons of|Javan; Elishah, and|Tarshish, Kittim, and|Dodanim.|1:8 The sons of Ham;|Cush, and Mizraim, Put,|and Canaan.|1:9 And the sons of|Cush; Seba, and|Havilah, and Sabta,
R	Tand Raamah, and|Sabtecha. And the|sons of Raamah;|Sheba, and Dedan.|1:10 And Cush begat|Nimrod: he began to be|mighty upon the earth.|1:11 And Mizraim begat|Ludim, and Anamim, and|Lehabim, and|Naphtuhim,|1:12 And Pathrusim,|and Casluhim, (of whom|came the Philistines,)
R	Tand Caphthorim.|1:13 And Canaan begat|Zidon his firstborn,|and Heth,|1:14 The Jebusite|also, and the Amorite,|and the Girgashite,|1:15 And the Hivite,|and the Arkite, and|the Sinite,|1:16 And the Arvadite,|and the Zemarite, and|the Hamathite.|1:17 The sons of
R	TShem; Elam, and|Asshur, and Arphaxad,|and Lud, and Aram,|and Uz, and Hul, and|Gether, and Meshech.|1:18 And Arphaxad|begat Shelah, and|Shelah begat Eber.|1:19 And unto Eber|were born two sons:|the name of the one|was Peleg; because in|his days the earth|was divided: and his
R	Tbrother's name was|Joktan.|1:20 And Joktan begat|Almodad, and Sheleph,|and Hazarmaveth, and|Jerah,|1:21 Hadoram also,|and Uzal, and Diklah,|1:22 And Ebal, and|Abimael, and Sheba,|1:23 And Ophir, and|Havilah, and Jobab. All|these were the sons|of Joktan.
R	T1:24 Shem, Arphaxad,|Shelah,|1:25 Eber, Peleg, Reu,|1:26 Serug, Nahor,|Terah,|1:27 Abram; the same|is Abraham.|1:28 The sons of|Abraham; Isaac, and|Ishmael.|1:29 These are their|generations: The|firstborn of Ishmael,|Nebaioth; then Kedar,
R	Tand Adbeel, and|Mibsam,|1:30 Mishma, and|Dumah, Massa, Hadad,|and Tema,|1:31 Jetur, Naphish,|and Kedemah. These|are the sons of|Ishmael.|1:32 Now the sons of|Keturah, Abraham's|concubine: she bare|Zimran, and Jokshan,|and Medan, and Midian,
R	Tand Ishbak, and|Shuah. And the sons|of Jokshan; Sheba,|and Dedan.|1:33 And the sons of|Midian; Ephah, and|Epher, and Henoch,|and Abida, and Eldaah.|All these are the sons|of Keturah.|1:34 And Abraham|begat Isaac. The sons|of Isaac; Esau and|Israel.
R	T1:35 The sons of|Esau; Eliphaz, Reuel,|and Jeush, and|Jaalam, and Korah.|1:36 The sons of|Eliphaz; Teman, and|Omar, Zephi, and Gatam,|Kenaz, and Timna, and|Amalek.|1:37 The sons of|Reuel; Nahath, Zerah,|Shammah, and Mizzah.|1:38 And the sons of|Seir; Lotan, and
R	TShobal, and Zibeon,|and Anah, and Dishon,|and Ezar, and Dishan.|1:39 And the sons of|Lotan; Hori, and Homam:|and Timna was Lotan's|sister.|1:40 The sons of|Shobal; Alian, and|Manahath, and Ebal,|Shephi, and Onam. and|the sons of Zibeon;|Aiah, and Anah.|1:41 The sons of
R	TAnah; Dishon. And the|sons of Dishon; Amram,|and Eshban, and|Ithran, and Cheran.|1:42 The sons of|Ezer; Bilhan, and|Zavan, and Jakan. The|sons of Dishan; Uz,|and Aran.|1:43 Now these are|the kings that reigned|in the land of Edom|before any king|reigned over the
R	Tchildren of Israel;|Bela the son of Beor:|and the name of his|city was Dinhabah.|1:44 And when Bela|was dead, Jobab the|son of Zerah of|Bozrah reigned in his|stead.|1:45 And when Jobab|was dead, Husham of|the land of the|Temanites reigned in|his stead.
R	T1:46 And when Husham|was dead, Hadad the|son of Bedad, which|smote Midian in the|field of Moab, reigned|in his stead: and the|name of his city was|Avith.|1:47 And when Hadad|was dead, Samlah of|Masrekah reigned in|his stead.|1:48 And when Samlah|was dead, Shaul of
R	TRehoboth by the river|reigned in his stead.|1:49 And when Shaul|was dead, Baalhanan|the son of Achbor|reigned in his stead.|1:50 And when|Baalhanan was dead,|Hadad reigned in his|stead: and the name|of his city was Pai;|and his wife's name|was Mehetabel, the|daughter of Matred,
R	Tthe daughter of|Mezahab.|1:51 Hadad died also.|And the dukes of Edom|were; duke Timnah,|duke Aliah, duke|Jetheth,|1:52 Duke Aholibamah,|duke Elah, duke Pinon,|1:53 Duke Kenaz, duke|Teman, duke Mibzar,|1:54 Duke Magdiel,|duke Iram. These are|the dukes of Edom.
R	T2:1 These are the|sons of Israel;|Reuben, Simeon, Levi,|and Judah, Issachar,|and Zebulun,|2:2 Dan, Joseph, and|Benjamin, Naphtali,|Gad, and Asher.|2:3 The sons of|Judah; Er, and Onan,|and Shelah: which|three were born unto|him of the daughter of|Shua the Canaanitess.
R	TAnd Er, the firstborn|of Judah, was evil in|the sight of the LORD;|and he slew him.|2:4 And Tamar his|daughter in law bore|him Pharez and Zerah.|All the sons of Judah|were five.|2:5 The sons of|Pharez; Hezron, and|Hamul.|2:6 And the sons of|Zerah; Zimri, and
R	TEthan, and Heman, and|Calcol, and Dara: five|of them in all.|2:7 And the sons of|Carmi; Achar, the|troubler of Israel,|who transgressed in|the thing accursed.|2:8 And the sons of|Ethan; Azariah.|2:9 The sons also of|Hezron, that were|born unto him;|Jerahmeel, and Ram,
R	Tand Chelubai.|2:10 And Ram begat|Amminadab; and|Amminadab begat|Nahshon, prince of|the children of Judah;|2:11 And Nahshon|begat Salma, and Salma|begat Boaz,|2:12 And Boaz begat|Obed, and Obed begat|Jesse,|2:13 And Jesse begat|his firstborn Eliab,
R	Tand Abinadab the|second, and Shimma|the third,|2:14 Nethaneel the|fourth, Raddai the|fifth,|2:15 Ozem the sixth,|David the seventh:|2:16 Whose sisters|were Zeruiah, and|Abigail. And the sons|of Zeruiah; Abishai,|and Joab, and Asahel,|three.
R	T2:17 And Abigail bare|Amasa: and the father|of Amasa was Jether|the Ishmeelite.|2:18 And Caleb the|son of Hezron begat|children of Azubah his|wife, and of Jerioth:|her sons are these;|Jesher, and Shobab,|and Ardon.|2:19 And when Azubah|was dead, Caleb took|unto him Ephrath,
R	Twhich bare him Hur.|2:20 And Hur begat|Uri, and Uri begat|Bezaleel.|2:21 And afterward|Hezron went in to the|daughter of Machir|the father of Gilead,|whom he married when|he was threescore|years old; and she|bare him Segub.|2:22 And Segub begat|Jair, who had three
R	Tand twenty cities in|the land of Gilead.|2:23 And he took|Geshur, and Aram, with|the towns of Jair,|from them, with Kenath,|and the towns|thereof, even|threescore cities. All|these belonged to the|sons of Machir the|father of Gilead.|2:24 And after that|Hezron was dead in
R	TCalebephratah, then|Abiah Hezron's wife|bare him Ashur the|father of Tekoa.|2:25 And the sons of|Jerahmeel the|firstborn of Hezron|were, Ram the|firstborn, and Bunah,|and Oren, and Ozem,|and Ahijah.|2:26 Jerahmeel had|also another wife,|whose name was
R	TAtarah; she was the|mother of Onam.|2:27 And the sons of|Ram the firstborn of|Jerahmeel were, Maaz,|and Jamin, and Eker.|2:28 And the sons of|Onam were, Shammai,|and Jada. And the|sons of Shammai;|Nadab and Abishur.|2:29 And the name of|the wife of Abishur|was Abihail, and she
R	Tbare him Ahban, and|Molid.|2:30 And the sons of|Nadab; Seled, and|Appaim: but Seled died|without children.|2:31 And the sons of|Appaim; Ishi. And the|sons of Ishi; Sheshan.|And the children of|Sheshan; Ahlai.|2:32 And the sons of|Jada the brother of|Shammai; Jether, and
R	TJonathan: and Jether|died without children.|2:33 And the sons of|Jonathan; Peleth, and|Zaza. These were the|sons of Jerahmeel.|2:34 Now Sheshan had|no sons, but|daughters. And|Sheshan had a|servant, an Egyptian,|whose name was|Jarha.|2:35 And Sheshan
R	Tgave his daughter to|Jarha his servant to|wife; and she bare him|Attai.|2:36 And Attai begat|Nathan, and Nathan|begat Zabad,|2:37 And Zabad begat|Ephlal, and Ephlal|begat Obed,|2:38 And Obed begat|Jehu, and Jehu begat|Azariah,|2:39 And Azariah
R	Tbegat Helez, and Helez|begat Eleasah,|2:40 And Eleasah|begat Sisamai, and|Sisamai begat Shallum,|2:41 And Shallum begat|Jekamiah, and Jekamiah|begat Elishama.|2:42 Now the sons of|Caleb the brother of|Jerahmeel were,|Mesha his firstborn,|which was the father|of Ziph; and the sons
R	Tof Mareshah the|father of Hebron.|2:43 And the sons of|Hebron; Korah, and|Tappuah, and Rekem,|and Shema.|2:44 And Shema begat|Raham, the father of|Jorkoam: and Rekem|begat Shammai.|2:45 And the son of|Shammai was Maon: and|Maon was the father|of Bethzur.
R	T2:46 And Ephah,|Caleb's concubine,|bare Haran, and Moza,|and Gazez: and Haran|begat Gazez.|2:47 And the sons of|Jahdai; Regem, and|Jotham, and Gesham,|and Pelet, and Ephah,|and Shaaph.|2:48 Maachah, Caleb's|concubine, bare|Sheber, and Tirhanah.|2:49 She bare also
R	TShaaph the father of|Madmannah, Sheva the|father of Machbenah,|and the father of|Gibea: and the|daughter of Caleb was|Achsa.|2:50 These were the|sons of Caleb the son|of Hur, the firstborn|of Ephratah; Shobal|the father of|Kirjathjearim.|2:51 Salma the father
R	Tof Bethlehem, Hareph|the father of|Bethgader.|2:52 And Shobal the|father of|Kirjathjearim had|sons; Haroeh, and half|of the Manahethites.|2:53 And the families|of Kirjathjearim; the|Ithrites, and the|Puhites, and the|Shumathites, and the|Mishraites; of them
R	Tcame the Zareathites,|and the Eshtaulites,|2:54 The sons of|Salma; Bethlehem, and|the Netophathites,|Ataroth, the house of|Joab, and half of the|Manahethites, the|Zorites.|2:55 And the families|of the scribes which|dwelt at Jabez; the|Tirathites, the|Shimeathites, and
R	TSuchathites. These|are the Kenites that|came of Hemath, the|father of the house|of Rechab.||3:1 Now these were|the sons of David,|which were born unto|him in Hebron; the|firstborn Amnon, of|Ahinoam the|Jezreelitess; the|second Daniel, of
R	TAbigail the Carmelitess:|3:2 The third, Absalom|the son of Maachah|the daughter of Talmai|king of Geshur: the|fourth, Adonijah the|son of Haggith:|3:3 The fifth,|Shephatiah of Abital:|the sixth, Ithream by|Eglah his wife.|3:4 These six were|born unto him in|Hebron; and there he
R	Treigned seven years|and six months: and in|Jerusalem he reigned|thirty and three|years.|3:5 And these were|born unto him in|Jerusalem; Shimea, and|Shobab, and Nathan,|and Solomon, four, of|Bathshua the|daughter of Ammiel:|3:6 Ibhar also, and|Elishama, and Eliphelet,
R	T3:7 And Nogah, and|Nepheg, and Japhia,|3:8 And Elishama, and|Eliada, and Eliphelet,|nine.|3:9 These were all the|sons of David, beside|the sons of the|concubines, and Tamar|their sister.|3:10 And Solomon's|son was Rehoboam,|Abia his son, Asa his|son, Jehoshaphat his
R	Tson,|3:11 Joram his son,|Ahaziah his son, Joash|his son,|3:12 Amaziah his son,|Azariah his son,|Jotham his son,|3:13 Ahaz his son,|Hezekiah his son,|Manasseh his son,|3:14 Amon his son,|Josiah his son.|3:15 And the sons of|Josiah were, the
R	Tfirstborn Johanan,|the second Jehoiakim,|the third Zedekiah, the|fourth Shallum.|3:16 And the sons of|Jehoiakim: Jeconiah his|son, Zedekiah his son.|3:17 And the sons of|Jeconiah; Assir,|Salathiel his son,|3:18 Malchiram also,|and Pedaiah, and|Shenazar, Jecamiah,|Hoshama, and
R	TNedabiah.|3:19 And the sons of|Pedaiah were,|Zerubbabel, and|Shimei: and the sons|of Zerubbabel;|Meshullam, and|Hananiah, and|Shelomith their sister:|3:20 And Hashubah,|and Ohel, and|Berechiah, and|Hasadiah,|Jushabhesed, five.
R	T3:21 And the sons of|Hananiah; Pelatiah, and|Jesaiah: the sons of|Rephaiah, the sons of|Arnan, the sons of|Obadiah, the sons of|Shechaniah.|3:22 And the sons of|Shechaniah; Shemaiah:|and the sons of|Shemaiah; Hattush, and|Igeal, and Bariah, and|Neariah, and Shaphat,|six.
R	T3:23 And the sons of|Neariah; Elioenai, and|Hezekiah, and Azrikam,|three.|3:24 And the sons of|Elioenai were, Hodaiah,|and Eliashib, and|Pelaiah, and Akkub,|and Johanan, and|Dalaiah, and Anani,|seven.||4:1 The sons of|Judah; Pharez,
R	THezron, and Carmi, and|Hur, and Shobal.|4:2 And Reaiah the son|of Shobal begat|Jahath; and Jahath|begat Ahumai, and|Lahad. These are the|families of the|Zorathites.|4:3 And these were of|the father of Etam;|Jezreel, and Ishma,|and Idbash: and the|name of their sister
R	Twas Hazelelponi:|4:4 And Penuel the|father of Gedor, and|Ezer the father of|Hushah. These are the|sons of Hur, the|firstborn of Ephratah,|the father of|Bethlehem.|4:5 And Ashur the|father of Tekoa had|two wives, Helah and|Naarah.|4:6 And Naarah bare
R	Thim Ahuzam, and|Hepher, and Temeni,|and Haahashtari.|These were the sons|of Naarah.|4:7 And the sons of|Helah were, Zereth,|and Jezoar, and|Ethnan.|4:8 And Coz begat|Anub, and Zobebah,|and the families of|Aharhel the son of|Harum.
R	T4:9 And Jabez was|more honourable than|his brethren: and his|mother called his name|Jabez, saying,|Because I bare him|with sorrow.|4:10 And Jabez called|on the God of Israel,|saying, Oh that thou|wouldest bless me|indeed, and enlarge|my coast, and that|thine hand might be
R	Twith me, and that thou|wouldest keep me from|evil, that it may not|grieve me! And God|granted him that which|he requested.|4:11 And Chelub the|brother of Shuah|begat Mehir, which was|the father of Eshton.|4:12 And Eshton begat|Bethrapha, and|Paseah, and Tehinnah|the father of
R	TIrnahash. These are|the men of Rechah.|4:13 And the sons of|Kenaz; Othniel, and|Seraiah: and the sons|of Othniel; Hathath.|4:14 And Meonothai|begat Ophrah: and|Seraiah begat Joab,|the father of the|valley of Charashim;|for they were|craftsmen.|4:15 And the sons of
R	TCaleb the son of|Jephunneh; Iru, Elah,|and Naam: and the|sons of Elah, even|Kenaz.|4:16 And the sons of|Jehaleleel; Ziph, and|Ziphah, Tiria, and|Asareel.|4:17 And the sons of|Ezra were, Jether,|and Mered, and Epher,|and Jalon: and she|bare Miriam, and
R	TShammai, and Ishbah|the father of|Eshtemoa.|4:18 And his wife|Jehudijah bare Jered|the father of Gedor,|and Heber the father|of Socho, and|Jekuthiel the father|of Zanoah. And these|are the sons of|Bithiah the daughter|of Pharaoh, which|Mered took.
R	T4:19 And the sons of|his wife Hodiah the|sister of Naham, the|father of Keilah the|Garmite, and Eshtemoa|the Maachathite.|4:20 And the sons of|Shimon were, Amnon,|and Rinnah, Benhanan,|and Tilon. And the|sons of Ishi were,|Zoheth, and|Benzoheth.|4:21 The sons of
R	TShelah the son of|Judah were, Er the|father of Lecah, and|Laadah the father of|Mareshah, and the|families of the house|of them that wrought|fine linen, of the|house of Ashbea,|4:22 And Jokim, and|the men of Chozeba,|and Joash, and|Saraph, who had the|dominion in Moab, and
R	TJashubilehem. And|these are ancient|things.|4:23 These were the|potters, and those|that dwelt among|plants and hedges:|there they dwelt with|the king for his work.|4:24 The sons of|Simeon were, Nemuel,|and Jamin, Jarib,|Zerah, and Shaul:|4:25 Shallum his son,
R	TMibsam his son, Mishma|his son.|4:26 And the sons of|Mishma; Hamuel his son,|Zacchur his son,|Shimei his son.|4:27 And Shimei had|sixteen sons and six|daughters: but his|brethren had not|many children, neither|did all their family|multiply, like to the|children of Judah.
R	T4:28 And they dwelt at|Beersheba, and|Moladah, and|Hazarshual,|4:29 And at Bilhah, and|at Ezem, and at Tolad,|4:30 And at Bethuel,|and at Hormah, and at|Ziklag,|4:31 And at|Bethmarcaboth, and|Hazarsusim, and at|Bethbirei, and at|Shaaraim. These were
R	Ttheir cities unto the|reign of David.|4:32 And their villages|were, Etam, and Ain,|Rimmon, and Tochen,|and Ashan, five cities:|4:33 And all their|villages that were|round about the same|cities, unto Baal.|These were their|habitations, and their|genealogy.|4:34 And Meshobab,
R	Tand Jamlech, and|Joshah, the son of|Amaziah,|4:35 And Joel, and|Jehu the son of|Josibiah, the son of|Seraiah, the son of|Asiel,|4:36 And Elioenai, and|Jaakobah, and|Jeshohaiah, and|Asaiah, and Adiel, and|Jesimiel, and Benaiah,|4:37 And Ziza the son
R	Tof Shiphi, the son of|Allon, the son of|Jedaiah, the son of|Shimri, the son of|Shemaiah;|4:38 These mentioned|by their names were|princes in their|families: and the house|of their fathers|increased greatly.|4:39 And they went to|the entrance of|Gedor, even unto the
R	Teast side of the|valley, to seek|pasture for their|flocks.|4:40 And they found|fat pasture and good,|and the land was wide,|and quiet, and|peaceable; for they|of Ham had dwelt|there of old.|4:41 And these written|by name came in the|days of Hezekiah king
R	Tof Judah, and smote|their tents, and the|habitations that were|found there, and|destroyed them|utterly unto this day,|and dwelt in their|rooms: because there|was pasture there|for their flocks.|4:42 And some of them,|even of the sons of|Simeon, five hundred|men, went to mount
R	TSeir, having for their|captains Pelatiah, and|Neariah, and Rephaiah,|and Uzziel, the sons|of Ishi.|4:43 And they smote|the rest of the|Amalekites that were|escaped, and dwelt|there unto this day.||5:1 Now the sons of|Reuben the firstborn|of Israel, (for he was
R	Tthe firstborn; but|forasmuch as he|defiled his father's|bed, his birthright was|given unto the sons|of Joseph the son of|Israel: and the|genealogy is not to be|reckoned after the|birthright.|5:2 For Judah|prevailed above his|brethren, and of him|came the chief ruler;
R	Tbut the birthright was|Joseph's:)|5:3 The sons, I say, of|Reuben the firstborn|of Israel were,|Hanoch, and Pallu,|Hezron, and Carmi.|5:4 The sons of Joel;|Shemaiah his son, Gog|his son, Shimei his son,|5:5 Micah his son,|Reaia his son, Baal his|son,|5:6 Beerah his son,
R	Twhom Tilgathpilneser|king of Assyria|carried away captive:|he was prince of the|Reubenites.|5:7 And his brethren|by their families, when|the genealogy of their|generations was|reckoned, were the|chief, Jeiel, and|Zechariah,|5:8 And Bela the son|of Azaz, the son of
R	TShema, the son of|Joel, who dwelt in|Aroer, even unto Nebo|and Baalmeon:|5:9 And eastward he|inhabited unto the|entering in of the|wilderness from the|river Euphrates:|because their cattle|were multiplied in the|land of Gilead.|5:10 And in the days|of Saul they made war
R	Twith the Hagarites, who|fell by their hand: and|they dwelt in their|tents throughout all|the east land of|Gilead.|5:11 And the children|of Gad dwelt over|against them, in the|land of Bashan unto|Salcah:|5:12 Joel the chief,|and Shapham the next,|and Jaanai, and
R	TShaphat in Bashan.|5:13 And their|brethren of the|house of their|fathers were, Michael,|and Meshullam, and|Sheba, and Jorai, and|Jachan, and Zia, and|Heber, seven.|5:14 These are the|children of Abihail the|son of Huri, the son|of Jaroah, the son of|Gilead, the son of
R	TMichael, the son of|Jeshishai, the son of|Jahdo, the son of Buz;|5:15 Ahi the son of|Abdiel, the son of Guni,|chief of the house of|their fathers.|5:16 And they dwelt in|Gilead in Bashan, and|in her towns, and in all|the suburbs of|Sharon, upon their|borders.|5:17 All these were
R	Treckoned by|genealogies in the|days of Jotham king|of Judah, and in the|days of Jeroboam king|of Israel.|5:18 The sons of|Reuben, and the|Gadites, and half the|tribe of Manasseh, of|valiant men, men able|to bear buckler and|sword, and to shoot|with bow, and skilful in
R	Twar, were four and|forty thousand seven|hundred and|threescore, that went|out to the war.|5:19 And they made|war with the Hagarites,|with Jetur, and|Nephish, and Nodab.|5:20 And they were|helped against them,|and the Hagarites|were delivered into|their hand, and all
R	Tthat were with them:|for they cried to God|in the battle, and he|was intreated of them;|because they put|their trust in him.|5:21 And they took|away their cattle; of|their camels fifty|thousand, and of|sheep two hundred|and fifty thousand,|and of asses two|thousand, and of men
R	Tan hundred thousand.|5:22 For there fell|down many slain,|because the war was|of God. And they dwelt|in their steads until|the captivity.|5:23 And the children|of the half tribe of|Manasseh dwelt in the|land: they increased|from Bashan unto|Baalhermon and Senir,|and unto mount
R	THermon.|5:24 And these were|the heads of the|house of their|fathers, even Epher,|and Ishi, and Eliel, and|Azriel, and Jeremiah,|and Hodaviah, and|Jahdiel, mighty men of|valour, famous men,|and heads of the|house of their|fathers.|5:25 And they
R	Ttransgressed against|the God of their|fathers, and went a|whoring after the|gods of the people of|the land, whom God|destroyed before|them.|5:26 And the God of|Israel stirred up the|spirit of Pul king of|Assyria, and the spirit|of Tilgathpilneser king|of Assyria, and he
R	Tcarried them away,|even the Reubenites,|and the Gadites, and|the half tribe of|Manasseh, and|brought them unto|Halah, and Habor, and|Hara, and to the river|Gozan, unto this day.||6:1 The sons of Levi;|Gershon, Kohath, and|Merari.|6:2 And the sons of
R	TKohath; Amram, Izhar,|and Hebron, and|Uzziel.|6:3 And the children|of Amram; Aaron, and|Moses, and Miriam. The|sons also of Aaron;|Nadab, and Abihu,|Eleazar, and Ithamar.|6:4 Eleazar begat|Phinehas, Phinehas|begat Abishua,|6:5 And Abishua begat|Bukki, and Bukki begat
R	TUzzi,|6:6 And Uzzi begat|Zerahiah, and|Zerahiah begat|Meraioth,|6:7 Meraioth begat|Amariah, and Amariah|begat Ahitub,|6:8 And Ahitub begat|Zadok, and Zadok|begat Ahimaaz,|6:9 And Ahimaaz begat|Azariah, and Azariah|begat Johanan,
R	T6:10 And Johanan|begat Azariah, (he it is|that executed the|priest's office in the|temple that Solomon|built in Jerusalem:)|6:11 And Azariah|begat Amariah, and|Amariah begat Ahitub,|6:12 And Ahitub begat|Zadok, and Zadok|begat Shallum,|6:13 And Shallum begat|Hilkiah, and Hilkiah
R	Tbegat Azariah,|6:14 And Azariah|begat Seraiah, and|Seraiah begat|Jehozadak,|6:15 And Jehozadak|went into captivity,|when the LORD carried|away Judah and|Jerusalem by the|hand of|Nebuchadnezzar.|6:16 The sons of Levi;|Gershom, Kohath, and
R	TMerari.|6:17 And these be the|names of the sons of|Gershom; Libni, and|Shimei.|6:18 And the sons of|Kohath were, Amram,|and Izhar, and|Hebron, and Uzziel.|6:19 The sons of|Merari; Mahli, and|Mushi. And these are|the families of the|Levites according to
R	Ttheir fathers.|6:20 Of Gershom; Libni|his son, Jahath his|son, Zimmah his son,|6:21 Joah his son,|Iddo his son, Zerah|his son, Jeaterai his|son.|6:22 The sons of|Kohath; Amminadab his|son, Korah his son,|Assir his son,|6:23 Elkanah his son,|and Ebiasaph his son,
R	Tand Assir his son,|6:24 Tahath his son,|Uriel his son, Uzziah|his son, and Shaul his|son.|6:25 And the sons of|Elkanah; Amasai, and|Ahimoth.|6:26 As for Elkanah:|the sons of Elkanah;|Zophai his son, and|Nahath his son,|6:27 Eliab his son,|Jeroham his son,
R	TElkanah his son.|6:28 And the sons of|Samuel; the firstborn|Vashni, and Abiah.|6:29 The sons of|Merari; Mahli, Libni his|son, Shimei his son,|Uzza his son,|6:30 Shimea his son,|Haggiah his son,|Asaiah his son.|6:31 And these are|they whom David set|over the service of
R	Tsong in the house of|the LORD, after that|the ark had rest.|6:32 And they|ministered before the|dwelling place of the|tabernacle of the|congregation with|singing, until Solomon|had built the house of|the LORD in Jerusalem:|and then they waited|on their office|according to their
R	Torder.|6:33 And these are|they that waited with|their children. Of the|sons of the|Kohathites: Heman a|singer, the son of|Joel, the son of|Shemuel,|6:34 The son of|Elkanah, the son of|Jeroham, the son of|Eliel, the son of Toah,|6:35 The son of Zuph,
R	Tthe son of Elkanah,|the son of Mahath, the|son of Amasai,|6:36 The son of|Elkanah, the son of|Joel, the son of|Azariah, the son of|Zephaniah,|6:37 The son of|Tahath, the son of|Assir, the son of|Ebiasaph, the son of|Korah,|6:38 The son of Izhar,
R	Tthe son of Kohath, the|son of Levi, the son|of Israel.|6:39 And his brother|Asaph, who stood on|his right hand, even|Asaph the son of|Berachiah, the son of|Shimea,|6:40 The son of|Michael, the son of|Baaseiah, the son of|Malchiah,|6:41 The son of Ethni,
R	Tthe son of Zerah, the|son of Adaiah,|6:42 The son of Ethan,|the son of Zimmah, the|son of Shimei,|6:43 The son of|Jahath, the son of|Gershom, the son of|Levi.|6:44 And their|brethren the sons of|Merari stood on the|left hand: Ethan the|son of Kishi, the son
R	Tof Abdi, the son of|Malluch,|6:45 The son of|Hashabiah, the son of|Amaziah, the son of|Hilkiah,|6:46 The son of Amzi,|the son of Bani, the|son of Shamer,|6:47 The son of Mahli,|the son of Mushi, the|son of Merari, the son|of Levi.|6:48 Their brethren
R	Talso the Levites were|appointed unto all|manner of service of|the tabernacle of the|house of God.|6:49 But Aaron and his|sons offered upon|the altar of the burnt|offering, and on the|altar of incense, and|were appointed for all|the work of the place|most holy, and to make|an atonement for
R	TIsrael, according to|all that Moses the|servant of God had|commanded.|6:50 And these are|the sons of Aaron;|Eleazar his son,|Phinehas his son,|Abishua his son,|6:51 Bukki his son, Uzzi|his son, Zerahiah his|son,|6:52 Meraioth his son,|Amariah his son, Ahitub
R	This son,|6:53 Zadok his son,|Ahimaaz his son.|6:54 Now these are|their dwelling places|throughout their|castles in their|coasts, of the sons of|Aaron, of the families|of the Kohathites: for|theirs was the lot.|6:55 And they gave|them Hebron in the|land of Judah, and the
R	Tsuburbs thereof|round about it.|6:56 But the fields of|the city, and the|villages thereof, they|gave to Caleb the son|of Jephunneh.|6:57 And to the sons|of Aaron they gave|the cities of Judah,|namely, Hebron, the|city of refuge, and|Libnah with her|suburbs, and Jattir,
R	Tand Eshtemoa, with|their suburbs,|6:58 And Hilen with her|suburbs, Debir with|her suburbs,|6:59 And Ashan with|her suburbs, and|Bethshemesh with her|suburbs:|6:60 And out of the|tribe of Benjamin;|Geba with her|suburbs, and Alemeth|with her suburbs, and
R	TAnathoth with her|suburbs. All their|cities throughout their|families were thirteen|cities.|6:61 And unto the|sons of Kohath, which|were left of the family|of that tribe, were|cities given out of the|half tribe, namely, out|of the half tribe of|Manasseh, by lot, ten|cities.
R	T6:62 And to the sons|of Gershom|throughout their|families out of the|tribe of Issachar, and|out of the tribe of|Asher, and out of the|tribe of Naphtali, and|out of the tribe of|Manasseh in Bashan,|thirteen cities.|6:63 Unto the sons of|Merari were given by|lot, throughout their
R	Tfamilies, out of the|tribe of Reuben, and|out of the tribe of|Gad, and out of the|tribe of Zebulun,|twelve cities.|6:64 And the children|of Israel gave to the|Levites these cities|with their suburbs.|6:65 And they gave by|lot out of the tribe of|the children of Judah,|and out of the tribe
R	Tof the children of|Simeon, and out of the|tribe of the children|of Benjamin, these|cities, which are called|by their names.|6:66 And the residue|of the families of the|sons of Kohath had|cities of their coasts|out of the tribe of|Ephraim.|6:67 And they gave|unto them, of the
R	Tcities of refuge,|Shechem in mount|Ephraim with her|suburbs; they gave|also Gezer with her|suburbs,|6:68 And Jokmeam with|her suburbs, and|Bethhoron with her|suburbs,|6:69 And Aijalon with|her suburbs, and|Gathrimmon with her|suburbs:
R	T6:70 And out of the|half tribe of|Manasseh; Aner with|her suburbs, and|Bileam with her|suburbs, for the|family of the remnant|of the sons of Kohath.|6:71 Unto the sons of|Gershom were given|out of the family of|the half tribe of|Manasseh, Golan in|Bashan with her
R	Tsuburbs, and|Ashtaroth with her|suburbs:|6:72 And out of the|tribe of Issachar;|Kedesh with her|suburbs, Daberath|with her suburbs,|6:73 And Ramoth with|her suburbs, and|Anem with her|suburbs:|6:74 And out of the|tribe of Asher; Mashal
R	Twith her suburbs, and|Abdon with her|suburbs,|6:75 And Hukok with|her suburbs, and|Rehob with her|suburbs:|6:76 And out of the|tribe of Naphtali;|Kedesh in Galilee with|her suburbs, and|Hammon with her|suburbs, and|Kirjathaim with her
R	Tsuburbs.|6:77 Unto the rest of|the children of Merari|were given out of the|tribe of Zebulun,|Rimmon with her|suburbs, Tabor with|her suburbs:|6:78 And on the other|side Jordan by|Jericho, on the east|side of Jordan, were|given them out of the|tribe of Reuben,
R	TBezer in the|wilderness with her|suburbs, and Jahzah|with her suburbs,|6:79 Kedemoth also|with her suburbs, and|Mephaath with her|suburbs:|6:80 And out of the|tribe of Gad; Ramoth in|Gilead with her|suburbs, and Mahanaim|with her suburbs,|6:81 And Heshbon with
R	Ther suburbs, and|Jazer with her|suburbs.||7:1 Now the sons of|Issachar were, Tola,|and Puah, Jashub, and|Shimrom, four.|7:2 And the sons of|Tola; Uzzi, and|Rephaiah, and Jeriel,|and Jahmai, and|Jibsam, and Shemuel,|heads of their
R	Tfather's house, to wit,|of Tola: they were|valiant men of might in|their generations;|whose number was in|the days of David two|and twenty thousand|and six hundred.|7:3 And the sons of|Uzzi; Izrahiah: and the|sons of Izrahiah;|Michael, and Obadiah,|and Joel, Ishiah, five:|all of them chief men.
R	T7:4 And with them, by|their generations,|after the house of|their fathers, were|bands of soldiers for|war, six and thirty|thousand men: for|they had many wives|and sons.|7:5 And their brethren|among all the families|of Issachar were|valiant men of might,|reckoned in all by
R	Ttheir genealogies|fourscore and seven|thousand.|7:6 The sons of|Benjamin; Bela, and|Becher, and Jediael,|three.|7:7 And the sons of|Bela; Ezbon, and Uzzi,|and Uzziel, and|Jerimoth, and Iri, five;|heads of the house of|their fathers, mighty|men of valour; and
R	Twere reckoned by|their genealogies|twenty and two|thousand and thirty|and four.|7:8 And the sons of|Becher; Zemira, and|Joash, and Eliezer,|and Elioenai, and Omri,|and Jerimoth, and|Abiah, and Anathoth,|and Alameth. All these|are the sons of|Becher.
R	T7:9 And the number of|them, after their|genealogy by their|generations, heads of|the house of their|fathers, mighty men of|valour, was twenty|thousand and two|hundred.|7:10 The sons also of|Jediael; Bilhan: and the|sons of Bilhan; Jeush,|and Benjamin, and|Ehud, and Chenaanah,
R	Tand Zethan, and|Tharshish, and|Ahishahar.|7:11 All these the|sons of Jediael, by|the heads of their|fathers, mighty men of|valour, were|seventeen thousand|and two hundred|soldiers, fit to go out|for war and battle.|7:12 Shuppim also, and|Huppim, the children of
R	TIr, and Hushim, the|sons of Aher.|7:13 The sons of|Naphtali; Jahziel, and|Guni, and Jezer, and|Shallum, the sons of|Bilhah.|7:14 The sons of|Manasseh; Ashriel,|whom she bare: (but|his concubine the|Aramitess bare Machir|the father of Gilead:|7:15 And Machir took
R	Tto wife the sister of|Huppim and Shuppim,|whose sister's name|was Maachah;) and the|name of the second|was Zelophehad: and|Zelophehad had|daughters.|7:16 And Maachah the|wife of Machir bare a|son, and she called|his name Peresh; and|the name of his|brother was Sheresh;
R	Tand his sons were|Ulam and Rakem.|7:17 And the sons of|Ulam; Bedan. These|were the sons of|Gilead, the son of|Machir, the son of|Manasseh.|7:18 And his sister|Hammoleketh bare|Ishod, and Abiezer,|and Mahalah.|7:19 And the sons of|Shemidah were, Ahian,
R	Tand Shechem, and|Likhi, and Aniam.|7:20 And the sons of|Ephraim; Shuthelah,|and Bered his son,|and Tahath his son,|and Eladah his son,|and Tahath his son,|7:21 And Zabad his|son, and Shuthelah his|son, and Ezer, and|Elead, whom the men of|Gath that were born in|that land slew,
R	Tbecause they came|down to take away|their cattle.|7:22 And Ephraim their|father mourned many|days, and his|brethren came to|comfort him.|7:23 And when he went|in to his wife, she|conceived, and bare a|son, and he called his|name Beriah, because|it went evil with his
R	Thouse.|7:24 (And his daughter|was Sherah, who built|Bethhoron the nether,|and the upper, and|Uzzensherah.)|7:25 And Rephah was|his son, also Resheph,|and Telah his son, and|Tahan his son.|7:26 Laadan his son,|Ammihud his son,|Elishama his son.|7:27 Non his son,
R	TJehoshuah his son.|7:28 And their|possessions and|habitations were,|Bethel and the towns|thereof, and eastward|Naaran, and westward|Gezer, with the towns|thereof; Shechem also|and the towns|thereof, unto Gaza|and the towns|thereof:|7:29 And by the
R	Tborders of the|children of Manasseh,|Bethshean and her|towns, Taanach and|her towns, Megiddo|and her towns, Dor|and her towns. In|these dwelt the|children of Joseph|the son of Israel.|7:30 The sons of|Asher; Imnah, and|Isuah, and Ishuai, and|Beriah, and Serah
R	Ttheir sister.|7:31 And the sons of|Beriah; Heber, and|Malchiel, who is the|father of Birzavith.|7:32 And Heber begat|Japhlet, and Shomer,|and Hotham, and Shua|their sister.|7:33 And the sons of|Japhlet; Pasach, and|Bimhal, and Ashvath.|These are the|children of Japhlet.
R	T7:34 And the sons of|Shamer; Ahi, and|Rohgah, Jehubbah, and|Aram.|7:35 And the sons of|his brother Helem;|Zophah, and Imna, and|Shelesh, and Amal.|7:36 The sons of|Zophah; Suah, and|Harnepher, and Shual,|and Beri, and Imrah,|7:37 Bezer, and Hod,|and Shamma, and
R	TShilshah, and Ithran,|and Beera.|7:38 And the sons of|Jether; Jephunneh,|and Pispah, and Ara.|7:39 And the sons of|Ulla; Arah, and Haniel,|and Rezia.|7:40 All these were|the children of Asher,|heads of their|father's house, choice|and mighty men of|valour, chief of the
R	Tprinces. And the|number throughout|the genealogy of them|that were apt to the|war and to battle was|twenty and six|thousand men.||8:1 Now Benjamin|begat Bela his|firstborn, Ashbel the|second, and Aharah|the third,|8:2 Nohah the fourth,
R	Tand Rapha the fifth.|8:3 And the sons of|Bela were, Addar, and|Gera, and Abihud,|8:4 And Abishua, and|Naaman, and Ahoah,|8:5 And Gera, and|Shephuphan, and|Huram.|8:6 And these are the|sons of Ehud: these|are the heads of the|fathers of the|inhabitants of Geba,
R	Tand they removed|them to Manahath:|8:7 And Naaman, and|Ahiah, and Gera, he|removed them, and|begat Uzza, and|Ahihud.|8:8 And Shaharaim|begat children in the|country of Moab,|after he had sent|them away; Hushim and|Baara were his wives.|8:9 And he begat of
R	THodesh his wife,|Jobab, and Zibia, and|Mesha, and Malcham,|8:10 And Jeuz, and|Shachia, and Mirma.|These were his sons,|heads of the fathers.|8:11 And of Hushim he|begat Abitub, and|Elpaal.|8:12 The sons of|Elpaal; Eber, and|Misham, and Shamed,|who built Ono, and Lod,
R	Twith the towns|thereof:|8:13 Beriah also, and|Shema, who were|heads of the fathers|of the inhabitants of|Aijalon, who drove|away the inhabitants|of Gath:|8:14 And Ahio,|Shashak, and|Jeremoth,|8:15 And Zebadiah, and|Arad, and Ader,
R	T8:16 And Michael, and|Ispah, and Joha, the|sons of Beriah;|8:17 And Zebadiah, and|Meshullam, and Hezeki,|and Heber,|8:18 Ishmerai also,|and Jezliah, and|Jobab, the sons of|Elpaal;|8:19 And Jakim, and|Zichri, and Zabdi,|8:20 And Elienai, and|Zilthai, and Eliel,
R	T8:21 And Adaiah, and|Beraiah, and Shimrath,|the sons of Shimhi;|8:22 And Ishpan, and|Heber, and Eliel,|8:23 And Abdon, and|Zichri, and Hanan,|8:24 And Hananiah, and|Elam, and Antothijah,|8:25 And Iphedeiah,|and Penuel, the sons|of Shashak;|8:26 And Shamsherai,|and Shehariah, and
R	TAthaliah,|8:27 And Jaresiah, and|Eliah, and Zichri, the|sons of Jeroham.|8:28 These were|heads of the fathers,|by their generations,|chief men. These dwelt|in Jerusalem.|8:29 And at Gibeon|dwelt the father of|Gibeon; whose wife's|name was Maachah:|8:30 And his firstborn
R	Tson Abdon, and Zur,|and Kish, and Baal,|and Nadab,|8:31 And Gedor, and|Ahio, and Zacher.|8:32 And Mikloth begat|Shimeah. And these|also dwelt with their|brethren in|Jerusalem, over|against them.|8:33 And Ner begat|Kish, and Kish begat|Saul, and Saul begat
R	TJonathan, and|Malchishua, and|Abinadab, and Eshbaal.|8:34 And the son of|Jonathan was|Meribbaal; and|Meribbaal begat Micah.|8:35 And the sons of|Micah were, Pithon, and|Melech, and Tarea,|and Ahaz.|8:36 And Ahaz begat|Jehoadah; and|Jehoadah begat
R	TAlemeth, and Azmaveth,|and Zimri; and Zimri|begat Moza,|8:37 And Moza begat|Binea: Rapha was his|son, Eleasah his son,|Azel his son:|8:38 And Azel had six|sons, whose names|are these, Azrikam,|Bocheru, and Ishmael,|and Sheariah, and|Obadiah, and Hanan. All|these were the sons
R	Tof Azel.|8:39 And the sons of|Eshek his brother|were, Ulam his|firstborn, Jehush the|second, and Eliphelet|the third.|8:40 And the sons of|Ulam were mighty men|of valour, archers,|and had many sons,|and sons' sons, an|hundred and fifty. All|these are of the sons
R	Tof Benjamin.||9:1 So all Israel were|reckoned by|genealogies; and,|behold, they were|written in the book of|the kings of Israel|and Judah, who were|carried away to|Babylon for their|transgression.|9:2 Now the first|inhabitants that dwelt
R	Tin their possessions in|their cities were, the|Israelites, the priests,|Levites, and the|Nethinims.|9:3 And in Jerusalem|dwelt of the children|of Judah, and of the|children of Benjamin,|and of the children of|Ephraim, and|Manasseh;|9:4 Uthai the son of|Ammihud, the son of
R	TOmri, the son of Imri,|the son of Bani, of the|children of Pharez|the son of Judah.|9:5 And of the|Shilonites; Asaiah the|firstborn, and his|sons.|9:6 And of the sons of|Zerah; Jeuel, and|their brethren, six|hundred and ninety.|9:7 And of the sons of|Benjamin; Sallu the
R	Tson of Meshullam, the|son of Hodaviah, the|son of Hasenuah,|9:8 And Ibneiah the|son of Jeroham, and|Elah the son of Uzzi,|the son of Michri, and|Meshullam the son of|Shephathiah, the son|of Reuel, the son of|Ibnijah;|9:9 And their|brethren, according|to their generations,
R	Tnine hundred and fifty|and six. All these men|were chief of the|fathers in the house|of their fathers.|9:10 And of the|priests; Jedaiah, and|Jehoiarib, and Jachin,|9:11 And Azariah the|son of Hilkiah, the son|of Meshullam, the son|of Zadok, the son of|Meraioth, the son of|Ahitub, the ruler of
R	Tthe house of God;|9:12 And Adaiah the|son of Jeroham, the|son of Pashur, the|son of Malchijah, and|Maasiai the son of|Adiel, the son of|Jahzerah, the son of|Meshullam, the son of|Meshillemith, the son|of Immer;|9:13 And their|brethren, heads of|the house of their
R	Tfathers, a thousand|and seven hundred|and threescore; very|able men for the work|of the service of the|house of God.|9:14 And of the|Levites; Shemaiah the|son of Hasshub, the|son of Azrikam, the|son of Hashabiah, of|the sons of Merari;|9:15 And Bakbakkar,|Heresh, and Galal, and
R	TMattaniah the son of|Micah, the son of|Zichri, the son of|Asaph;|9:16 And Obadiah the|son of Shemaiah, the|son of Galal, the son|of Jeduthun, and|Berechiah the son of|Asa, the son of|Elkanah, that dwelt in|the villages of the|Netophathites.|9:17 And the porters
R	Twere, Shallum, and|Akkub, and Talmon, and|Ahiman, and their|brethren: Shallum was|the chief;|9:18 Who hitherto|waited in the king's|gate eastward: they|were porters in the|companies of the|children of Levi.|9:19 And Shallum the|son of Kore, the son|of Ebiasaph, the son
R	Tof Korah, and his|brethren, of the|house of his father,|the Korahites, were|over the work of the|service, keepers of|the gates of the|tabernacle: and their|fathers, being over|the host of the LORD,|were keepers of the|entry.|9:20 And Phinehas the|son of Eleazar was
R	Tthe ruler over them in|time past, and the|LORD was with him.|9:21 And Zechariah|the son of|Meshelemiah was|porter of the door of|the tabernacle of the|congregation.|9:22 All these which|were chosen to be|porters in the gates|were two hundred and|twelve. These were
R	Treckoned by their|genealogy in their|villages, whom David|and Samuel the seer|did ordain in their set|office.|9:23 So they and their|children had the|oversight of the|gates of the house of|the LORD, namely, the|house of the|tabernacle, by wards.|9:24 In four quarters
R	Twere the porters,|toward the east, west,|north, and south.|9:25 And their|brethren, which were|in their villages, were|to come after seven|days from time to time|with them.|9:26 For these|Levites, the four chief|porters, were in their|set office, and were|over the chambers
R	Tand treasuries of the|house of God.|9:27 And they lodged|round about the|house of God,|because the charge|was upon them, and|the opening thereof|every morning|pertained to them.|9:28 And certain of|them had the charge|of the ministering|vessels, that they
R	Tshould bring them in|and out by tale.|9:29 Some of them also|were appointed to|oversee the vessels,|and all the|instruments of the|sanctuary, and the|fine flour, and the|wine, and the oil, and|the frankincense, and|the spices.|9:30 And some of the|sons of the priests
R	Tmade the ointment of|the spices.|9:31 And Mattithiah,|one of the Levites,|who was the firstborn|of Shallum the|Korahite, had the set|office over the things|that were made in the|pans.|9:32 And other of|their brethren, of the|sons of the|Kohathites, were over
R	Tthe shewbread, to|prepare it every|sabbath.|9:33 And these are|the singers, chief of|the fathers of the|Levites, who remaining|in the chambers were|free: for they were|employed in that work|day and night.|9:34 These chief|fathers of the Levites|were chief throughout
R	Ttheir generations;|these dwelt at|Jerusalem.|9:35 And in Gibeon|dwelt the father of|Gibeon, Jehiel, whose|wife's name was|Maachah:|9:36 And his firstborn|son Abdon, then Zur,|and Kish, and Baal,|and Ner, and Nadab.|9:37 And Gedor, and|Ahio, and Zechariah,
R	Tand Mikloth.|9:38 And Mikloth begat|Shimeam. And they also|dwelt with their|brethren at|Jerusalem, over|against their|brethren.|9:39 And Ner begat|Kish; and Kish begat|Saul; and Saul begat|Jonathan, and|Malchishua, and|Abinadab, and Eshbaal.
R	T9:40 And the son of|Jonathan was|Meribbaal: and|Meribbaal begat Micah.|9:41 And the sons of|Micah were, Pithon, and|Melech, and Tahrea,|and Ahaz.|9:42 And Ahaz begat|Jarah; and Jarah|begat Alemeth, and|Azmaveth, and Zimri;|and Zimri begat Moza;|9:43 And Moza begat
R	TBinea; and Rephaiah|his son, Eleasah his|son, Azel his son.|9:44 And Azel had six|sons, whose names|are these, Azrikam,|Bocheru, and Ishmael,|and Sheariah, and|Obadiah, and Hanan:|these were the sons|of Azel.||10:1 Now the|Philistines fought
R	Tagainst Israel; and|the men of Israel fled|from before the|Philistines, and fell|down slain in mount|Gilboa.|10:2 And the|Philistines followed|hard after Saul, and|after his sons; and|the Philistines slew|Jonathan, and|Abinadab, and|Malchishua, the sons
R	Tof Saul.|10:3 And the battle|went sore against|Saul, and the archers|hit him, and he was|wounded of the|archers.|10:4 Then said Saul to|his armourbearer,|Draw thy sword, and|thrust me through|therewith; lest these|uncircumcised come|and abuse me. But his
R	Tarmourbearer would|not; for he was sore|afraid. So Saul took a|sword, and fell upon|it.|10:5 And when his|armourbearer saw|that Saul was dead, he|fell likewise on the|sword, and died.|10:6 So Saul died, and|his three sons, and all|his house died|together.
R	T10:7 And when all the|men of Israel that|were in the valley saw|that they fled, and|that Saul and his sons|were dead, then they|forsook their cities,|and fled: and the|Philistines came and|dwelt in them.|10:8 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|when the Philistines|came to strip the
R	Tslain, that they found|Saul and his sons|fallen in mount Gilboa.|10:9 And when they|had stripped him, they|took his head, and his|armour, and sent into|the land of the|Philistines round|about, to carry tidings|unto their idols, and|to the people.|10:10 And they put his|armour in the house
R	Tof their gods, and|fastened his head in|the temple of Dagon.|10:11 And when all|Jabeshgilead heard|all that the Philistines|had done to Saul,|10:12 They arose, all|the valiant men, and|took away the body of|Saul, and the bodies|of his sons, and|brought them to|Jabesh, and buried
R	Ttheir bones under the|oak in Jabesh, and|fasted seven days.|10:13 So Saul died for|his transgression|which he committed|against the LORD, even|against the word of|the LORD, which he|kept not, and also for|asking counsel of one|that had a familiar|spirit, to enquire of it;|10:14 And enquired
R	Tnot of the LORD:|therefore he slew him,|and turned the|kingdom unto David the|son of Jesse.||11:1 Then all Israel|gathered themselves|to David unto Hebron,|saying, Behold, we are|thy bone and thy|flesh.|11:2 And moreover in|time past, even when
R	TSaul was king, thou|wast he that leddest|out and broughtest in|Israel: and the LORD|thy God said unto|thee, Thou shalt feed|my people Israel, and|thou shalt be ruler|over my people Israel.|11:3 Therefore came|all the elders of|Israel to the king to|Hebron; and David|made a covenant with
R	Tthem in Hebron before|the LORD; and they|anointed David king|over Israel,|according to the word|of the LORD by Samuel.|11:4 And David and all|Israel went to|Jerusalem, which is|Jebus; where the|Jebusites were, the|inhabitants of the|land.|11:5 And the
R	Tinhabitants of Jebus|said to David, Thou|shalt not come hither.|Nevertheless David|took the castle of|Zion, which is the city|of David.|11:6 And David said,|Whosoever smiteth the|Jebusites first shall|be chief and captain.|So Joab the son of|Zeruiah went first up,|and was chief.
R	T11:7 And David dwelt in|the castle; therefore|they called it the city|of David.|11:8 And he built the|city round about, even|from Millo round|about: and Joab|repaired the rest of|the city.|11:9 So David waxed|greater and greater:|for the LORD of hosts|was with him.
R	T11:10 These also are|the chief of the mighty|men whom David had,|who strengthened|themselves with him in|his kingdom, and with|all Israel, to make him|king, according to the|word of the LORD|concerning Israel.|11:11 And this is the|number of the mighty|men whom David had;|Jashobeam, an
R	THachmonite, the chief|of the captains: he|lifted up his spear|against three hundred|slain by him at one|time.|11:12 And after him|was Eleazar the son|of Dodo, the Ahohite,|who was one of the|three mighties.|11:13 He was with|David at Pasdammim,|and there the
R	TPhilistines were|gathered together to|battle, where was a|parcel of ground full|of barley; and the|people fled from|before the Philistines.|11:14 And they set|themselves in the|midst of that parcel,|and delivered it, and|slew the Philistines;|and the LORD saved|them by a great
R	Tdeliverance.|11:15 Now three of|the thirty captains|went down to the rock|to David, into the cave|of Adullam; and the|host of the Philistines|encamped in the valley|of Rephaim.|11:16 And David was|then in the hold, and|the Philistines'|garrison was then at|Bethlehem.
R	T11:17 And David|longed, and said, Oh|that one would give me|drink of the water of|the well of Bethlehem,|that is at the gate!|11:18 And the three|brake through the|host of the Philistines,|and drew water out of|the well of Bethlehem,|that was by the gate,|and took it, and|brought it to David:
R	Tbut David would not|drink of it, but poured|it out to the LORD.|11:19 And said, My God|forbid it me, that I|should do this thing:|shall I drink the blood|of these men that|have put their lives in|jeopardy? for with|the jeopardy of their|lives they brought it.|Therefore he would|not drink it. These
R	Tthings did these three|mightiest.|11:20 And Abishai the|brother of Joab, he|was chief of the|three: for lifting up|his spear against|three hundred, he|slew them, and had a|name among the three.|11:21 Of the three, he|was more honourable|than the two; for he|was their captain:
R	Thowbeit he attained|not to the first three.|11:22 Benaiah the son|of Jehoiada, the son|of a valiant man of|Kabzeel, who had done|many acts; he slew two|lionlike men of Moab:|also he went down and|slew a lion in a pit in a|snowy day.|11:23 And he slew an|Egyptian, a man of|great stature, five
R	Tcubits high; and in the|Egyptian's hand was a|spear like a weaver's|beam; and he went|down to him with a|staff, and plucked the|spear out of the|Egyptian's hand, and|slew him with his own|spear.|11:24 These things did|Benaiah the son of|Jehoiada, and had the|name among the three
R	Tmighties.|11:25 Behold, he was|honourable among the|thirty, but attained not|to the first three: and|David set him over his|guard.|11:26 Also the valiant|men of the armies|were, Asahel the|brother of Joab,|Elhanan the son of|Dodo of Bethlehem,|11:27 Shammoth the
R	THarorite, Helez the|Pelonite,|11:28 Ira the son of|Ikkesh the Tekoite,|Abiezer the Antothite,|11:29 Sibbecai the|Hushathite, Ilai the|Ahohite,|11:30 Maharai the|Netophathite, Heled|the son of Baanah the|Netophathite,|11:31 Ithai the son of|Ribai of Gibeah, that
R	Tpertained to the|children of Benjamin,|Benaiah the|Pirathonite,|11:32 Hurai of the|brooks of Gaash, Abiel|the Arbathite,|11:33 Azmaveth the|Baharumite, Eliahba|the Shaalbonite,|11:34 The sons of|Hashem the Gizonite,|Jonathan the son of|Shage the Hararite,
R	T11:35 Ahiam the son of|Sacar the Hararite,|Eliphal the son of Ur,|11:36 Hepher the|Mecherathite, Ahijah|the Pelonite,|11:37 Hezro the|Carmelite, Naarai the|son of Ezbai,|11:38 Joel the|brother of Nathan,|Mibhar the son of|Haggeri,|11:39 Zelek the
R	TAmmonite, Naharai the|Berothite, the|armourbearer of|Joab the son of|Zeruiah,|11:40 Ira the Ithrite,|Gareb the Ithrite,|11:41 Uriah the Hittite,|Zabad the son of|Ahlai,|11:42 Adina the son of|Shiza the Reubenite, a|captain of the|Reubenites, and thirty
R	Twith him,|11:43 Hanan the son|of Maachah, and|Joshaphat the Mithnite,|11:44 Uzzia the|Ashterathite, Shama|and Jehiel the sons of|Hothan the Aroerite,|11:45 Jediael the son|of Shimri, and Joha his|brother, the Tizite,|11:46 Eliel the|Mahavite, and Jeribai,|and Joshaviah, the
R	Tsons of Elnaam, and|Ithmah the Moabite,|11:47 Eliel, and Obed,|and Jasiel the|Mesobaite.||12:1 Now these are|they that came to|David to Ziklag, while|he yet kept himself|close because of Saul|the son of Kish: and|they were among the|mighty men, helpers of
R	Tthe war.|12:2 They were armed|with bows, and could|use both the right|hand and the left in|hurling stones and|shooting arrows out|of a bow, even of|Saul's brethren of|Benjamin.|12:3 The chief was|Ahiezer, then Joash,|the sons of Shemaah|the Gibeathite; and
R	TJeziel, and Pelet, the|sons of Azmaveth; and|Berachah, and Jehu|the Antothite.|12:4 And Ismaiah the|Gibeonite, a mighty man|among the thirty, and|over the thirty; and|Jeremiah, and|Jahaziel, and Johanan,|and Josabad the|Gederathite,|12:5 Eluzai, and|Jerimoth, and Bealiah,
R	Tand Shemariah, and|Shephatiah the|Haruphite,|12:6 Elkanah, and|Jesiah, and Azareel,|and Joezer, and|Jashobeam, the|Korhites,|12:7 And Joelah, and|Zebadiah, the sons of|Jeroham of Gedor.|12:8 And of the|Gadites there|separated themselves
R	Tunto David into the|hold to the wilderness|men of might, and men|of war fit for the|battle, that could|handle shield and|buckler, whose faces|were like the faces of|lions, and were as|swift as the roes|upon the mountains;|12:9 Ezer the first,|Obadiah the second,|Eliab the third,
R	T12:10 Mishmannah the|fourth, Jeremiah the|fifth,|12:11 Attai the sixth,|Eliel the seventh,|12:12 Johanan the|eighth, Elzabad the|ninth,|12:13 Jeremiah the|tenth, Machbanai the|eleventh.|12:14 These were of|the sons of Gad,|captains of the host:
R	Tone of the least was|over an hundred, and|the greatest over a|thousand.|12:15 These are they|that went over Jordan|in the first month,|when it had overflown|all his banks; and they|put to flight all them|of the valleys, both|toward the east, and|toward the west.|12:16 And there came
R	Tof the children of|Benjamin and Judah to|the hold unto David.|12:17 And David went|out to meet them, and|answered and said|unto them, If ye be|come peaceably unto|me to help me, mine|heart shall be knit|unto you: but if ye be|come to betray me to|mine enemies, seeing|there is no wrong in
R	Tmine hands, the God of|our fathers look|thereon, and rebuke|it.|12:18 Then the spirit|came upon Amasai, who|was chief of the|captains, and he said,|Thine are we, David,|and on thy side, thou|son of Jesse: peace,|peace be unto thee,|and peace be to thine|helpers; for thy God
R	Thelpeth thee. Then|David received them,|and made them|captains of the band.|12:19 And there fell|some of Manasseh to|David, when he came|with the Philistines|against Saul to battle:|but they helped them|not: for the lords of|the Philistines upon|advisement sent him|away, saying, He will
R	Tfall to his master Saul|to the jeopardy of|our heads.|12:20 As he went to|Ziklag, there fell to|him of Manasseh,|Adnah, and Jozabad,|and Jediael, and|Michael, and Jozabad,|and Elihu, and Zilthai,|captains of the|thousands that were|of Manasseh.|12:21 And they helped
R	TDavid against the band|of the rovers: for|they were all mighty|men of valour, and|were captains in the|host.|12:22 For at that time|day by day there|came to David to help|him, until it was a|great host, like the|host of God.|12:23 And these are|the numbers of the
R	Tbands that were|ready armed to the|war, and came to David|to Hebron, to turn the|kingdom of Saul to him,|according to the word|of the LORD.|12:24 The children of|Judah that bare|shield and spear were|six thousand and eight|hundred, ready armed|to the war.|12:25 Of the children
R	Tof Simeon, mighty men|of valour for the war,|seven thousand and|one hundred.|12:26 Of the children|of Levi four thousand|and six hundred.|12:27 And Jehoiada|was the leader of the|Aaronites, and with him|were three thousand|and seven hundred;|12:28 And Zadok, a|young man mighty of
R	Tvalour, and of his|father's house twenty|and two captains.|12:29 And of the|children of Benjamin,|the kindred of Saul,|three thousand: for|hitherto the greatest|part of them had kept|the ward of the house|of Saul.|12:30 And of the|children of Ephraim|twenty thousand and
R	Teight hundred, mighty|men of valour, famous|throughout the house|of their fathers.|12:31 And of the half|tribe of Manasseh|eighteen thousand,|which were expressed|by name, to come and|make David king.|12:32 And of the|children of Issachar,|which were men that|had understanding of
R	Tthe times, to know what|Israel ought to do;|the heads of them|were two hundred; and|all their brethren|were at their|commandment.|12:33 Of Zebulun, such|as went forth to|battle, expert in war,|with all instruments of|war, fifty thousand,|which could keep rank:|they were not of
R	Tdouble heart.|12:34 And of Naphtali|a thousand captains,|and with them with|shield and spear|thirty and seven|thousand.|12:35 And of the|Danites expert in war|twenty and eight|thousand and six|hundred.|12:36 And of Asher,|such as went forth to
R	Tbattle, expert in war,|forty thousand.|12:37 And on the|other side of Jordan,|of the Reubenites, and|the Gadites, and of|the half tribe of|Manasseh, with all|manner of instruments|of war for the battle,|an hundred and|twenty thousand.|12:38 All these men of|war, that could keep
R	Trank, came with a|perfect heart to|Hebron, to make David|king over all Israel:|and all the rest also|of Israel were of one|heart to make David|king.|12:39 And there they|were with David three|days, eating and|drinking: for their|brethren had|prepared for them.
R	T12:40 Moreover they|that were nigh them,|even unto Issachar|and Zebulun and|Naphtali, brought|bread on asses, and|on camels, and on|mules, and on oxen,|and meat, meal, cakes|of figs, and bunches|of raisins, and wine,|and oil, and oxen, and|sheep abundantly: for|there was joy in
R	TIsrael.||13:1 And David|consulted with the|captains of thousands|and hundreds, and|with every leader.|13:2 And David said|unto all the|congregation of|Israel, If it seem good|unto you, and that it|be of the LORD our|God, let us send
R	Tabroad unto our|brethren every|where, that are left in|all the land of Israel,|and with them also to|the priests and|Levites which are in|their cities and|suburbs, that they|may gather|themselves unto us:|13:3 And let us bring|again the ark of our|God to us: for we
R	Tenquired not at it in|the days of Saul.|13:4 And all the|congregation said that|they would do so: for|the thing was right in|the eyes of all the|people.|13:5 So David|gathered all Israel|together, from Shihor|of Egypt even unto|the entering of|Hemath, to bring the
R	Tark of God from|Kirjathjearim.|13:6 And David went|up, and all Israel, to|Baalah, that is, to|Kirjathjearim, which|belonged to Judah, to|bring up thence the|ark of God the LORD,|that dwelleth between|the cherubims, whose|name is called on it.|13:7 And they carried|the ark of God in a
R	Tnew cart out of the|house of Abinadab:|and Uzza and Ahio|drave the cart.|13:8 And David and all|Israel played before|God with all their might,|and with singing, and|with harps, and with|psalteries, and with|timbrels, and with|cymbals, and with|trumpets.|13:9 And when they
R	Tcame unto the|threshingfloor of|Chidon, Uzza put forth|his hand to hold the|ark; for the oxen|stumbled.|13:10 And the anger|of the LORD was|kindled against Uzza,|and he smote him,|because he put his|hand to the ark: and|there he died before|God.
R	T13:11 And David was|displeased, because|the LORD had made a|breach upon Uzza:|wherefore that place|is called Perezuzza to|this day.|13:12 And David was|afraid of God that|day, saying, How shall|I bring the ark of God|home to me?|13:13 So David|brought not the ark
R	Thome to himself to the|city of David, but|carried it aside into|the house of|Obededom the Gittite.|13:14 And the ark of|God remained with the|family of Obededom in|his house three|months. And the LORD|blessed the house of|Obededom, and all that|he had.|
R	T14:1 Now Hiram king of|Tyre sent messengers|to David, and timber of|cedars, with masons|and carpenters, to|build him an house.|14:2 And David|perceived that the|LORD had confirmed|him king over Israel,|for his kingdom was|lifted up on high,|because of his people|Israel.
R	T14:3 And David took|more wives at|Jerusalem: and David|begat more sons and|daughters.|14:4 Now these are|the names of his|children which he had|in Jerusalem; Shammua,|and Shobab, Nathan,|and Solomon,|14:5 And Ibhar, and|Elishua, and Elpalet,|14:6 And Nogah, and
R	TNepheg, and Japhia,|14:7 And Elishama, and|Beeliada, and Eliphalet.|14:8 And when the|Philistines heard that|David was anointed|king over all Israel,|all the Philistines went|up to seek David. And|David heard of it, and|went out against them.|14:9 And the|Philistines came and|spread themselves in
R	Tthe valley of Rephaim.|14:10 And David|enquired of God,|saying, Shall I go up|against the|Philistines? And wilt|thou deliver them into|mine hand? And the|LORD said unto him, Go|up; for I will deliver|them into thine hand.|14:11 So they came up|to Baalperazim; and|David smote them
R	Tthere. Then David said,|God hath broken in|upon mine enemies by|mine hand like the|breaking forth of|waters: therefore|they called the name|of that place|Baalperazim.|14:12 And when they|had left their gods|there, David gave a|commandment, and they|were burned with fire.
R	T14:13 And the|Philistines yet again|spread themselves|abroad in the valley.|14:14 Therefore David|enquired again of God;|and God said unto him,|Go not up after them;|turn away from them,|and come upon them|over against the|mulberry trees.|14:15 And it shall be,|when thou shalt hear
R	Ta sound of going in|the tops of the|mulberry trees, that|then thou shalt go out|to battle: for God is|gone forth before|thee to smite the host|of the Philistines.|14:16 David therefore|did as God commanded|him: and they smote|the host of the|Philistines from Gibeon|even to Gazer.
R	T14:17 And the fame of|David went out into all|lands; and the LORD|brought the fear of|him upon all nations.||15:1 And David made|him houses in the city|of David, and|prepared a place for|the ark of God, and|pitched for it a tent.|15:2 Then David said,|None ought to carry
R	Tthe ark of God but the|Levites: for them hath|the LORD chosen to|carry the ark of God,|and to minister unto|him for ever.|15:3 And David|gathered all Israel|together to|Jerusalem, to bring up|the ark of the LORD|unto his place, which|he had prepared for|it.
R	T15:4 And David|assembled the|children of Aaron, and|the Levites:|15:5 Of the sons of|Kohath; Uriel the chief,|and his brethren an|hundred and twenty:|15:6 Of the sons of|Merari; Asaiah the|chief, and his|brethren two hundred|and twenty:|15:7 Of the sons of
R	TGershom; Joel the|chief and his|brethren an hundred|and thirty:|15:8 Of the sons of|Elizaphan; Shemaiah|the chief, and his|brethren two hundred:|15:9 Of the sons of|Hebron; Eliel the chief,|and his brethren|fourscore:|15:10 Of the sons of|Uzziel; Amminadab the
R	Tchief, and his|brethren an hundred|and twelve.|15:11 And David called|for Zadok and|Abiathar the priests,|and for the Levites,|for Uriel, Asaiah, and|Joel, Shemaiah, and|Eliel, and Amminadab,|15:12 And said unto|them, Ye are the chief|of the fathers of the|Levites: sanctify
R	Tyourselves, both ye|and your brethren,|that ye may bring up|the ark of the LORD|God of Israel unto the|place that I have|prepared for it.|15:13 For because ye|did it not at the first,|the LORD our God|made a breach upon|us, for that we sought|him not after the due|order.
R	T15:14 So the priests|and the Levites|sanctified themselves|to bring up the ark of|the LORD God of|Israel.|15:15 And the children|of the Levites bare|the ark of God upon|their shoulders with|the staves thereon,|as Moses commanded|according to the word|of the LORD.
R	T15:16 And David spake|to the chief of the|Levites to appoint|their brethren to be|the singers with|instruments of musick,|psalteries and harps|and cymbals, sounding,|by lifting up the voice|with joy.|15:17 So the Levites|appointed Heman the|son of Joel; and of|his brethren, Asaph
R	Tthe son of Berechiah;|and of the sons of|Merari their brethren,|Ethan the son of|Kushaiah;|15:18 And with them|their brethren of the|second degree,|Zechariah, Ben, and|Jaaziel, and|Shemiramoth, and|Jehiel, and Unni, Eliab,|and Benaiah, and|Maaseiah, and
R	TMattithiah, and|Elipheleh, and Mikneiah,|and Obededom, and|Jeiel, the porters.|15:19 So the singers,|Heman, Asaph, and|Ethan, were appointed|to sound with cymbals|of brass;|15:20 And Zechariah,|and Aziel, and|Shemiramoth, and|Jehiel, and Unni, and|Eliab, and Maaseiah,
R	Tand Benaiah, with|psalteries on Alamoth;|15:21 And Mattithiah,|and Elipheleh, and|Mikneiah, and|Obededom, and Jeiel,|and Azaziah, with|harps on the Sheminith|to excel.|15:22 And Chenaniah,|chief of the Levites,|was for song: he|instructed about the|song, because he was
R	Tskilful.|15:23 And Berechiah|and Elkanah were|doorkeepers for the|ark.|15:24 And Shebaniah,|and Jehoshaphat, and|Nethaneel, and Amasai,|and Zechariah, and|Benaiah, and Eliezer,|the priests, did blow|with the trumpets|before the ark of|God: and Obededom
R	Tand Jehiah were|doorkeepers for the|ark.|15:25 So David, and|the elders of Israel,|and the captains over|thousands, went to|bring up the ark of|the covenant of the|LORD out of the house|of Obededom with joy.|15:26 And it came to|pass, when God helped|the Levites that bare
R	Tthe ark of the|covenant of the LORD,|that they offered|seven bullocks and|seven rams.|15:27 And David was|clothed with a robe of|fine linen, and all the|Levites that bare the|ark, and the singers,|and Chenaniah the|master of the song|with the singers: David|also had upon him an
R	Tephod of linen.|15:28 Thus all Israel|brought up the ark of|the covenant of the|LORD with shouting,|and with sound of the|cornet, and with|trumpets, and with|cymbals, making a|noise with psalteries|and harps.|15:29 And it came to|pass, as the ark of|the covenant of the
R	TLORD came to the city|of David, that Michal,|the daughter of Saul|looking out at a window|saw king David dancing|and playing: and she|despised him in her|heart.||16:1 So they brought|the ark of God, and|set it in the midst of|the tent that David|had pitched for it: and
R	Tthey offered burnt|sacrifices and peace|offerings before God.|16:2 And when David|had made an end of|offering the burnt|offerings and the|peace offerings, he|blessed the people in|the name of the LORD.|16:3 And he dealt to|every one of Israel,|both man and woman,|to every one a loaf
R	Tof bread, and a good|piece of flesh, and a|flagon of wine.|16:4 And he appointed|certain of the Levites|to minister before the|ark of the LORD, and|to record, and to|thank and praise the|LORD God of Israel:|16:5 Asaph the chief,|and next to him|Zechariah, Jeiel, and|Shemiramoth, and
R	TJehiel, and Mattithiah,|and Eliab, and Benaiah,|and Obededom: and|Jeiel with psalteries|and with harps; but|Asaph made a sound|with cymbals;|16:6 Benaiah also and|Jahaziel the priests|with trumpets|continually before the|ark of the covenant|of God.|16:7 Then on that day
R	TDavid delivered first|this psalm to thank the|LORD into the hand of|Asaph and his|brethren.|16:8 Give thanks unto|the LORD, call upon his|name, make known his|deeds among the|people.|16:9 Sing unto him, sing|psalms unto him, talk|ye of all his wondrous|works.
R	T16:10 Glory ye in his|holy name: let the|heart of them rejoice|that seek the LORD.|16:11 Seek the LORD|and his strength, seek|his face continually.|16:12 Remember his|marvellous works that|he hath done, his|wonders, and the|judgments of his|mouth;|16:13 O ye seed of
R	TIsrael his servant, ye|children of Jacob, his|chosen ones.|16:14 He is the LORD|our God; his|judgments are in all|the earth.|16:15 Be ye mindful|always of his|covenant; the word|which he commanded to|a thousand|generations;|16:16 Even of the
R	Tcovenant which he|made with Abraham,|and of his oath unto|Isaac;|16:17 And hath|confirmed the same to|Jacob for a law, and|to Israel for an|everlasting covenant,|16:18 Saying, Unto|thee will I give the|land of Canaan, the|lot of your|inheritance;
R	T16:19 When ye were|but few, even a few,|and strangers in it.|16:20 And when they|went from nation to|nation, and from one|kingdom to another|people;|16:21 He suffered no|man to do them wrong:|yea, he reproved|kings for their sakes,|16:22 Saying, Touch|not mine anointed, and
R	Tdo my prophets no|harm.|16:23 Sing unto the|LORD, all the earth;|shew forth from day|to day his salvation.|16:24 Declare his|glory among the|heathen; his|marvellous works|among all nations.|16:25 For great is the|LORD, and greatly to|be praised: he also is
R	Tto be feared above|all gods.|16:26 For all the gods|of the people are|idols: but the LORD|made the heavens.|16:27 Glory and|honour are in his|presence; strength|and gladness are in|his place.|16:28 Give unto the|LORD, ye kindreds of|the people, give unto
R	Tthe LORD glory and|strength.|16:29 Give unto the|LORD the glory due|unto his name: bring|an offering, and come|before him: worship|the LORD in the beauty|of holiness.|16:30 Fear before him,|all the earth: the|world also shall be|stable, that it be not|moved.
R	T16:31 Let the heavens|be glad, and let the|earth rejoice: and let|men say among the|nations, The LORD|reigneth.|16:32 Let the sea|roar, and the fulness|thereof: let the fields|rejoice, and all that is|therein.|16:33 Then shall the|trees of the wood|sing out at the
R	Tpresence of the LORD,|because he cometh to|judge the earth.|16:34 O give thanks|unto the LORD; for he|is good; for his mercy|endureth for ever.|16:35 And say ye,|Save us, O God of our|salvation, and gather|us together, and|deliver us from the|heathen, that we may|give thanks to thy
R	Tholy name, and glory|in thy praise.|16:36 Blessed be the|LORD God of Israel|for ever and ever.|And all the people|said, Amen, and|praised the LORD.|16:37 So he left there|before the ark of the|covenant of the LORD|Asaph and his|brethren, to minister|before the ark
R	Tcontinually, as every|day's work required:|16:38 And Obededom|with their brethren,|threescore and eight;|Obededom also the|son of Jeduthun and|Hosah to be porters:|16:39 And Zadok the|priest, and his|brethren the priests,|before the tabernacle|of the LORD in the|high place that was at
R	TGibeon,|16:40 To offer burnt|offerings unto the|LORD upon the altar|of the burnt offering|continually morning|and evening, and to do|according to all that|is written in the law of|the LORD, which he|commanded Israel;|16:41 And with them|Heman and Jeduthun,|and the rest that
R	Twere chosen, who|were expressed by|name, to give thanks|to the LORD, because|his mercy endureth|for ever;|16:42 And with them|Heman and Jeduthun|with trumpets and|cymbals for those|that should make a|sound, and with|musical instruments of|God. And the sons of
R	TJeduthun were|porters.|16:43 And all the|people departed|every man to his|house: and David|returned to bless his|house.||17:1 Now it came to|pass, as David sat in|his house, that David|said to Nathan the|prophet, Lo, I dwell in
R	Tan house of cedars,|but the ark of the|covenant of the LORD|remaineth under|curtains.|17:2 Then Nathan said|unto David, Do all that|is in thine heart; for|God is with thee.|17:3 And it came to|pass the same night,|that the word of God|came to Nathan,|saying,
R	T17:4 Go and tell David|my servant, Thus saith|the LORD, Thou shalt|not build me an house|to dwell in:|17:5 For I have not|dwelt in an house|since the day that I|brought up Israel|unto this day; but|have gone from tent|to tent, and from one|tabernacle to|another.
R	T17:6 Wheresoever I|have walked with all|Israel, spake I a word|to any of the judges|of Israel, whom I|commanded to feed my|people, saying, Why|have ye not built me|an house of cedars?|17:7 Now therefore|thus shalt thou say|unto my servant David,|Thus saith the LORD|of hosts, I took thee
R	Tfrom the sheepcote,|even from following|the sheep, that thou|shouldest be ruler|over my people Israel:|17:8 And I have been|with thee|whithersoever thou|hast walked, and have|cut off all thine|enemies from before|thee, and have made|thee a name like the|name of the great men
R	Tthat are in the earth.|17:9 Also I will ordain|a place for my people|Israel, and will plant|them, and they shall|dwell in their place,|and shall be moved no|more; neither shall the|children of|wickedness waste them|any more, as at the|beginning,|17:10 And since the|time that I commanded
R	Tjudges to be over my|people Israel.|Moreover I will subdue|all thine enemies.|Furthermore I tell|thee that the LORD will|build thee an house.|17:11 And it shall come|to pass, when thy|days be expired that|thou must go to be|with thy fathers, that|I will raise up thy|seed after thee, which
R	Tshall be of thy sons;|and I will establish his|kingdom.|17:12 He shall build me|an house, and I will|stablish his throne|for ever.|17:13 I will be his|father, and he shall|be my son: and I will|not take my mercy|away from him, as I|took it from him that|was before thee:
R	T17:14 But I will settle|him in mine house and|in my kingdom for|ever: and his throne|shall be established|for evermore.|17:15 According to all|these words, and|according to all this|vision, so did Nathan|speak unto David.|17:16 And David the|king came and sat|before the LORD, and
R	Tsaid, Who am I, O LORD|God, and what is mine|house, that thou hast|brought me hitherto?|17:17 And yet this was|a small thing in thine|eyes, O God; for thou|hast also spoken of|thy servant's house|for a great while to|come, and hast|regarded me|according to the|estate of a man of
R	Thigh degree, O LORD|God.|17:18 What can David|speak more to thee|for the honour of thy|servant? for thou|knowest thy servant.|17:19 O LORD, for thy|servant's sake, and|according to thine own|heart, hast thou done|all this greatness, in|making known all these|great things.
R	T17:20 O LORD, there is|none like thee, neither|is there any God|beside thee, according|to all that we have|heard with our ears.|17:21 And what one|nation in the earth is|like thy people Israel,|whom God went to|redeem to be his own|people, to make thee a|name of greatness|and terribleness, by
R	Tdriving out nations|from before thy|people whom thou hast|redeemed out of|Egypt?|17:22 For thy people|Israel didst thou make|thine own people for|ever; and thou, LORD,|becamest their God.|17:23 Therefore now,|LORD, let the thing|that thou hast spoken|concerning thy
R	Tservant and|concerning his house|be established for|ever, and do as thou|hast said.|17:24 Let it even be|established, that thy|name may be magnified|for ever, saying, The|LORD of hosts is the|God of Israel, even a|God to Israel: and let|the house of David|thy servant be
R	Testablished before|thee.|17:25 For thou, O my|God, hast told thy|servant that thou wilt|build him an house:|therefore thy|servant hath found in|his heart to pray|before thee.|17:26 And now, LORD,|thou art God, and hast|promised this|goodness unto thy
R	Tservant:|17:27 Now therefore|let it please thee to|bless the house of|thy servant, that it|may be before thee|for ever: for thou|blessest, O LORD, and|it shall be blessed for|ever.||18:1 Now after this it|came to pass, that|David smote the
R	TPhilistines, and|subdued them, and|took Gath and her|towns out of the hand|of the Philistines.|18:2 And he smote|Moab; and the Moabites|became David's|servants, and brought|gifts.|18:3 And David smote|Hadarezer king of|Zobah unto Hamath, as|he went to stablish his
R	Tdominion by the river|Euphrates.|18:4 And David took|from him a thousand|chariots, and seven|thousand horsemen,|and twenty thousand|footmen: David also|houghed all the|chariot horses, but|reserved of them an|hundred chariots.|18:5 And when the|Syrians of Damascus
R	Tcame to help|Hadarezer king of|Zobah, David slew of|the Syrians two and|twenty thousand men.|18:6 Then David put|garrisons in|Syriadamascus; and|the Syrians became|David's servants, and|brought gifts. Thus|the LORD preserved|David whithersoever|he went.
R	T18:7 And David took|the shields of gold|that were on the|servants of|Hadarezer, and|brought them to|Jerusalem.|18:8 Likewise from|Tibhath, and from|Chun, cities of|Hadarezer, brought|David very much|brass, wherewith|Solomon made the
R	Tbrasen sea, and the|pillars, and the|vessels of brass.|18:9 Now when Tou|king of Hamath heard|how David had smitten|all the host of|Hadarezer king of|Zobah;|18:10 He sent Hadoram|his son to king David,|to enquire of his|welfare, and to|congratulate him,
R	Tbecause he had|fought against|Hadarezer, and|smitten him; (for|Hadarezer had war|with Tou;) and with him|all manner of vessels|of gold and silver and|brass.|18:11 Them also king|David dedicated unto|the LORD, with the|silver and the gold|that he brought from
R	Tall these nations; from|Edom, and from Moab,|and from the children|of Ammon, and from|the Philistines, and|from Amalek.|18:12 Moreover|Abishai the son of|Zeruiah slew of the|Edomites in the valley|of salt eighteen|thousand.|18:13 And he put|garrisons in Edom; and
R	Tall the Edomites|became David's|servants. Thus the|LORD preserved David|whithersoever he|went.|18:14 So David reigned|over all Israel, and|executed judgment|and justice among all|his people.|18:15 And Joab the|son of Zeruiah was|over the host; and
R	TJehoshaphat the son|of Ahilud, recorder.|18:16 And Zadok the|son of Ahitub, and|Abimelech the son of|Abiathar, were the|priests; and Shavsha|was scribe;|18:17 And Benaiah the|son of Jehoiada was|over the Cherethites|and the Pelethites;|and the sons of David|were chief about the
R	Tking.||19:1 Now it came to|pass after this, that|Nahash the king of the|children of Ammon|died, and his son|reigned in his stead.|19:2 And David said, I|will shew kindness|unto Hanun the son of|Nahash, because his|father shewed|kindness to me. And
R	TDavid sent|messengers to|comfort him|concerning his father.|So the servants of|David came into the|land of the children|of Ammon to Hanun, to|comfort him.|19:3 But the princes|of the children of|Ammon said to Hanun,|Thinkest thou that|David doth honour thy
R	Tfather, that he hath|sent comforters unto|thee? are not his|servants come unto|thee for to search,|and to overthrow, and|to spy out the land?|19:4 Wherefore Hanun|took David's servants,|and shaved them, and|cut off their garments|in the midst hard by|their buttocks, and|sent them away.
R	T19:5 Then there went|certain, and told David|how the men were|served. And he sent|to meet them: for the|men were greatly|ashamed. And the king|said, Tarry at Jericho|until your beards be|grown, and then|return.|19:6 And when the|children of Ammon saw|that they had made
R	Tthemselves odious to|David, Hanun and the|children of Ammon|sent a thousand|talents of silver to|hire them chariots and|horsemen out of|Mesopotamia, and out|of Syriamaachah, and|out of Zobah.|19:7 So they hired|thirty and two|thousand chariots,|and the king of
R	TMaachah and his|people; who came and|pitched before|Medeba. And the|children of Ammon|gathered themselves|together from their|cities, and came to|battle.|19:8 And when David|heard of it, he sent|Joab, and all the host|of the mighty men.|19:9 And the children
R	Tof Ammon came out,|and put the battle in|array before the|gate of the city: and|the kings that were|come were by|themselves in the|field.|19:10 Now when Joab|saw that the battle|was set against him|before and behind, he|chose out of all the|choice of Israel, and
R	Tput them in array|against the Syrians.|19:11 And the rest of|the people he|delivered unto the|hand of Abishai his|brother, and they set|themselves in array|against the children|of Ammon.|19:12 And he said, If|the Syrians be too|strong for me, then|thou shalt help me: but
R	Tif the children of|Ammon be too strong|for thee, then I will|help thee.|19:13 Be of good|courage, and let us|behave ourselves|valiantly for our|people, and for the|cities of our God: and|let the LORD do that|which is good in his|sight.|19:14 So Joab and the
R	Tpeople that were with|him drew nigh before|the Syrians unto the|battle; and they fled|before him.|19:15 And when the|children of Ammon saw|that the Syrians were|fled, they likewise fled|before Abishai his|brother, and entered|into the city. Then|Joab came to|Jerusalem.
R	T19:16 And when the|Syrians saw that they|were put to the worse|before Israel, they|sent messengers, and|drew forth the|Syrians that were|beyond the river: and|Shophach the captain|of the host of|Hadarezer went|before them.|19:17 And it was told|David; and he
R	Tgathered all Israel,|and passed over|Jordan, and came|upon them, and set the|battle in array|against them. So when|David had put the|battle in array|against the Syrians,|they fought with him.|19:18 But the Syrians|fled before Israel;|and David slew of the|Syrians seven
R	Tthousand men which|fought in chariots,|and forty thousand|footmen, and killed|Shophach the captain|of the host.|19:19 And when the|servants of|Hadarezer saw that|they were put to the|worse before Israel,|they made peace with|David, and became his|servants: neither
R	Twould the Syrians help|the children of Ammon|any more.||20:1 And it came to|pass, that after the|year was expired, at|the time that kings go|out to battle, Joab led|forth the power of|the army, and wasted|the country of the|children of Ammon, and|came and besieged
R	TRabbah. But David|tarried at Jerusalem.|And Joab smote|Rabbah, and|destroyed it.|20:2 And David took|the crown of their|king from off his head,|and found it to weigh|a talent of gold, and|there were precious|stones in it; and it was|set upon David's head:|and he brought also
R	Texceeding much spoil|out of the city.|20:3 And he brought|out the people that|were in it, and cut|them with saws, and|with harrows of iron,|and with axes. Even so|dealt David with all the|cities of the children|of Ammon. And David|and all the people|returned to|Jerusalem.
R	T20:4 And it came to|pass after this, that|there arose war at|Gezer with the|Philistines; at which|time Sibbechai the|Hushathite slew Sippai,|that was of the|children of the giant:|and they were|subdued.|20:5 And there was|war again with the|Philistines; and
R	TElhanan the son of|Jair slew Lahmi the|brother of Goliath the|Gittite, whose spear|staff was like a|weaver's beam.|20:6 And yet again|there was war at Gath,|where was a man of|great stature, whose|fingers and toes were|four and twenty, six|on each hand, and six|on each foot and he
R	Talso was the son of|the giant.|20:7 But when he|defied Israel,|Jonathan the son of|Shimea David's brother|slew him.|20:8 These were born|unto the giant in Gath;|and they fell by the|hand of David, and by|the hand of his|servants.|
R	T21:1 And Satan stood|up against Israel, and|provoked David to|number Israel.|21:2 And David said to|Joab and to the|rulers of the people,|Go, number Israel|from Beersheba even|to Dan; and bring the|number of them to me,|that I may know it.|21:3 And Joab|answered, The LORD
R	Tmake his people an|hundred times so many|more as they be: but,|my lord the king, are|they not all my lord's|servants? why then|doth my lord require|this thing? why will he|be a cause of|trespass to Israel?|21:4 Nevertheless the|king's word prevailed|against Joab.|Wherefore Joab
R	Tdeparted, and went|throughout all Israel,|and came to|Jerusalem.|21:5 And Joab gave|the sum of the number|of the people unto|David. And all they of|Israel were a|thousand thousand|and an hundred|thousand men that|drew sword: and|Judah was four
R	Thundred threescore|and ten thousand men|that drew sword.|21:6 But Levi and|Benjamin counted he|not among them: for|the king's word was|abominable to Joab.|21:7 And God was|displeased with this|thing; therefore he|smote Israel.|21:8 And David said|unto God, I have
R	Tsinned greatly,|because I have done|this thing: but now, I|beseech thee, do away|the iniquity of thy|servant; for I have|done very foolishly.|21:9 And the LORD|spake unto Gad,|David's seer, saying,|21:10 Go and tell|David, saying, Thus|saith the LORD, I offer|thee three things:
R	Tchoose thee one of|them, that I may do it|unto thee.|21:11 So Gad came to|David, and said unto|him, Thus saith the|LORD, Choose thee|21:12 Either three|years' famine; or|three months to be|destroyed before thy|foes, while that the|sword of thine|enemies overtaketh
R	Tthee; or else three|days the sword of the|LORD, even the|pestilence, in the land,|and the angel of the|LORD destroying|throughout all the|coasts of Israel. Now|therefore advise|thyself what word I|shall bring again to|him that sent me.|21:13 And David said|unto Gad, I am in a
R	Tgreat strait: let me|fall now into the hand|of the LORD; for very|great are his mercies:|but let me not fall into|the hand of man.|21:14 So the LORD|sent pestilence upon|Israel: and there fell|of Israel seventy|thousand men.|21:15 And God sent an|angel unto Jerusalem|to destroy it: and as
R	The was destroying, the|LORD beheld, and he|repented him of the|evil, and said to the|angel that destroyed,|It is enough, stay now|thine hand. And the|angel of the LORD|stood by the|threshingfloor of|Ornan the Jebusite.|21:16 And David lifted|up his eyes, and saw|the angel of the LORD
R	Tstand between the|earth and the heaven,|having a drawn sword|in his hand stretched|out over Jerusalem.|Then David and the|elders of Israel, who|were clothed in|sackcloth, fell upon|their faces.|21:17 And David said|unto God, Is it not I|that commanded the|people to be
R	Tnumbered? even I it is|that have sinned and|done evil indeed; but|as for these sheep,|what have they done?|let thine hand, I pray|thee, O LORD my God,|be on me, and on my|father's house; but|not on thy people,|that they should be|plagued.|21:18 Then the angel|of the LORD
R	Tcommanded Gad to say|to David, that David|should go up, and set|up an altar unto the|LORD in the|threshingfloor of|Ornan the Jebusite.|21:19 And David went|up at the saying of|Gad, which he spake in|the name of the LORD.|21:20 And Ornan|turned back, and saw|the angel; and his
R	Tfour sons with him hid|themselves. Now Ornan|was threshing wheat.|21:21 And as David|came to Ornan, Ornan|looked and saw David,|and went out of the|threshingfloor, and|bowed himself to David|with his face to the|ground.|21:22 Then David said|to Ornan, Grant me the|place of this
R	Tthreshingfloor, that I|may build an altar|therein unto the LORD:|thou shalt grant it me|for the full price: that|the plague may be|stayed from the|people.|21:23 And Ornan said|unto David, Take it to|thee, and let my lord|the king do that which|is good in his eyes: lo,|I give thee the oxen
R	Talso for burnt|offerings, and the|threshing instruments|for wood, and the|wheat for the meat|offering; I give it all.|21:24 And king David|said to Ornan, Nay; but|I will verily buy it for|the full price: for I|will not take that which|is thine for the LORD,|nor offer burnt|offerings without cost.
R	T21:25 So David gave to|Ornan for the place|six hundred shekels|of gold by weight.|21:26 And David built|there an altar unto|the LORD, and offered|burnt offerings and|peace offerings, and|called upon the LORD;|and he answered him|from heaven by fire|upon the altar of|burnt offering.
R	T21:27 And the LORD|commanded the angel;|and he put up his|sword again into the|sheath thereof.|21:28 At that time when|David saw that the|LORD had answered|him in the|threshingfloor of|Ornan the Jebusite,|then he sacrificed|there.|21:29 For the
R	Ttabernacle of the|LORD, which Moses|made in the|wilderness, and the|altar of the burnt|offering, were at that|season in the high|place at Gibeon.|21:30 But David could|not go before it to|enquire of God: for he|was afraid because of|the sword of the|angel of the LORD.
R	T22:1 Then David said,|This is the house of|the LORD God, and this|is the altar of the|burnt offering for|Israel.|22:2 And David|commanded to gather|together the|strangers that were|in the land of Israel;|and he set masons to|hew wrought stones to|build the house of
R	TGod.|22:3 And David|prepared iron in|abundance for the|nails for the doors of|the gates, and for the|joinings; and brass in|abundance without|weight;|22:4 Also cedar trees|in abundance: for the|Zidonians and they of|Tyre brought much|cedar wood to David.
R	T22:5 And David said,|Solomon my son is|young and tender, and|the house that is to|be builded for the|LORD must be|exceeding magnifical,|of fame and of glory|throughout all|countries: I will|therefore now make|preparation for it. So|David prepared|abundantly before his
R	Tdeath.|22:6 Then he called|for Solomon his son,|and charged him to|build an house for the|LORD God of Israel.|22:7 And David said to|Solomon, My son, as|for me, it was in my|mind to build an house|unto the name of the|LORD my God:|22:8 But the word of|the LORD came to me,
R	Tsaying, Thou hast|shed blood|abundantly, and hast|made great wars: thou|shalt not build an|house unto my name,|because thou hast|shed much blood upon|the earth in my sight.|22:9 Behold, a son|shall be born to thee,|who shall be a man of|rest; and I will give him|rest from all his
R	Tenemies round about:|for his name shall be|Solomon, and I will give|peace and quietness|unto Israel in his|days.|22:10 He shall build an|house for my name;|and he shall be my|son, and I will be his|father; and I will|establish the throne|of his kingdom over|Israel for ever.
R	T22:11 Now, my son, the|LORD be with thee; and|prosper thou, and|build the house of the|LORD thy God, as he|hath said of thee.|22:12 Only the LORD|give thee wisdom and|understanding, and|give thee charge|concerning Israel,|that thou mayest keep|the law of the LORD|thy God.
R	T22:13 Then shalt thou|prosper, if thou|takest heed to fulfil|the statutes and|judgments which the|LORD charged Moses|with concerning|Israel: be strong, and|of good courage;|dread not, nor be|dismayed.|22:14 Now, behold, in|my trouble I have|prepared for the
R	Thouse of the LORD an|hundred thousand|talents of gold, and a|thousand thousand|talents of silver; and|of brass and iron|without weight; for it is|in abundance: timber|also and stone have I|prepared; and thou|mayest add thereto.|22:15 Moreover there|are workmen with thee|in abundance, hewers
R	Tand workers of stone|and timber, and all|manner of cunning|men for every manner|of work.|22:16 Of the gold, the|silver, and the brass,|and the iron, there is|no number. Arise|therefore, and be|doing, and the LORD be|with thee.|22:17 David also|commanded all the
R	Tprinces of Israel to|help Solomon his son,|saying,|22:18 Is not the LORD|your God with you?|and hath he not given|you rest on every|side? for he hath|given the inhabitants|of the land into mine|hand; and the land is|subdued before the|LORD, and before his|people.
R	T22:19 Now set your|heart and your soul|to seek the LORD your|God; arise therefore,|and build ye the|sanctuary of the|LORD God, to bring the|ark of the covenant|of the LORD, and the|holy vessels of God,|into the house that is|to be built to the name|of the LORD.|
R	T23:1 So when David|was old and full of|days, he made Solomon|his son king over|Israel.|23:2 And he gathered|together all the|princes of Israel, with|the priests and the|Levites.|23:3 Now the Levites|were numbered from|the age of thirty|years and upward:
R	Tand their number by|their polls, man by|man, was thirty and|eight thousand.|23:4 Of which, twenty|and four thousand|were to set forward|the work of the house|of the LORD; and six|thousand were|officers and judges:|23:5 Moreover four|thousand were|porters; and four
R	Tthousand praised the|LORD with the|instruments which I|made, said David, to|praise therewith.|23:6 And David divided|them into courses|among the sons of|Levi, namely, Gershon,|Kohath, and Merari.|23:7 Of the|Gershonites were,|Laadan, and Shimei.|23:8 The sons of
R	TLaadan; the chief was|Jehiel, and Zetham,|and Joel, three.|23:9 The sons of|Shimei; Shelomith, and|Haziel, and Haran,|three. These were the|chief of the fathers|of Laadan.|23:10 And the sons of|Shimei were, Jahath,|Zina, and Jeush, and|Beriah. These four|were the sons of
R	TShimei.|23:11 And Jahath was|the chief, and Zizah|the second: but Jeush|and Beriah had not|many sons; therefore|they were in one|reckoning, according|to their father's|house.|23:12 The sons of|Kohath; Amram, Izhar,|Hebron, and Uzziel,|four.
R	T23:13 The sons of|Amram; Aaron and|Moses: and Aaron was|separated, that he|should sanctify the|most holy things, he|and his sons for|ever, to burn incense|before the LORD, to|minister unto him, and|to bless in his name|for ever.|23:14 Now concerning|Moses the man of God,
R	This sons were named|of the tribe of Levi.|23:15 The sons of|Moses were, Gershom,|and Eliezer.|23:16 Of the sons of|Gershom, Shebuel was|the chief.|23:17 And the sons of|Eliezer were, Rehabiah|the chief. And Eliezer|had none other sons;|but the sons of|Rehabiah were very
R	Tmany.|23:18 Of the sons of|Izhar; Shelomith the|chief.|23:19 Of the sons of|Hebron; Jeriah the|first, Amariah the|second, Jahaziel the|third, and Jekameam|the fourth.|23:20 Of the sons of|Uzziel; Micah the first|and Jesiah the|second.
R	T23:21 The sons of|Merari; Mahli, and|Mushi. The sons of|Mahli; Eleazar, and|Kish.|23:22 And Eleazar|died, and had no sons,|but daughters: and|their brethren the|sons of Kish took|them.|23:23 The sons of|Mushi; Mahli, and Eder,|and Jeremoth, three.
R	T23:24 These were the|sons of Levi after the|house of their|fathers; even the|chief of the fathers,|as they were counted|by number of names|by their polls, that did|the work for the|service of the house|of the LORD, from the|age of twenty years|and upward.|23:25 For David said,
R	TThe LORD God of|Israel hath given rest|unto his people, that|they may dwell in|Jerusalem for ever:|23:26 And also unto|the Levites; they shall|no more carry the|tabernacle, nor any|vessels of it for the|service thereof.|23:27 For by the last|words of David the|Levites were
R	Tnumbered from twenty|years old and above:|23:28 Because their|office was to wait on|the sons of Aaron for|the service of the|house of the LORD, in|the courts, and in the|chambers, and in the|purifying of all holy|things, and the work|of the service of the|house of God;|23:29 Both for the
R	Tshewbread, and for|the fine flour for|meat offering, and for|the unleavened cakes,|and for that which is|baked in the pan, and|for that which is fried,|and for all manner of|measure and size;|23:30 And to stand|every morning to|thank and praise the|LORD, and likewise at|even:
R	T23:31 And to offer all|burnt sacrifices unto|the LORD in the|sabbaths, in the new|moons, and on the set|feasts, by number,|according to the|order commanded unto|them, continually|before the LORD:|23:32 And that they|should keep the|charge of the|tabernacle of the
R	Tcongregation, and the|charge of the holy|place, and the charge|of the sons of Aaron|their brethren, in the|service of the house|of the LORD.||24:1 Now these are|the divisions of the|sons of Aaron. The|sons of Aaron; Nadab,|and Abihu, Eleazar,|and Ithamar.
R	T24:2 But Nadab and|Abihu died before|their father, and had|no children: therefore|Eleazar and Ithamar|executed the priest's|office.|24:3 And David|distributed them, both|Zadok of the sons of|Eleazar, and Ahimelech|of the sons of|Ithamar, according to|their offices in their
R	Tservice.|24:4 And there were|more chief men found|of the sons of|Eleazar than of the|sons of Ithamar, and|thus were they|divided. Among the|sons of Eleazar there|were sixteen chief|men of the house of|their fathers, and|eight among the sons|of Ithamar according
R	Tto the house of their|fathers.|24:5 Thus were they|divided by lot, one|sort with another; for|the governors of the|sanctuary, and|governors of the|house of God, were of|the sons of Eleazar,|and of the sons of|Ithamar.|24:6 And Shemaiah the|son of Nethaneel the
R	Tscribe, one of the|Levites, wrote them|before the king, and|the princes, and|Zadok the priest, and|Ahimelech the son of|Abiathar, and before|the chief of the|fathers of the priests|and Levites: one|principal household|being taken for|Eleazar, and one|taken for Ithamar.
R	T24:7 Now the first lot|came forth to|Jehoiarib, the second|to Jedaiah,|24:8 The third to|Harim, the fourth to|Seorim,|24:9 The fifth to|Malchijah, the sixth to|Mijamin,|24:10 The seventh to|Hakkoz, the eighth to|Abijah,|24:11 The ninth to
R	TJeshuah, the tenth to|Shecaniah,|24:12 The eleventh to|Eliashib, the twelfth to|Jakim,|24:13 The thirteenth|to Huppah, the|fourteenth to|Jeshebeab,|24:14 The fifteenth to|Bilgah, the sixteenth|to Immer,|24:15 The seventeenth|to Hezir, the
R	Teighteenth to Aphses,|24:16 The nineteenth|to Pethahiah, the|twentieth to Jehezekel,|24:17 The one and|twentieth to Jachin,|the two and twentieth|to Gamul,|24:18 The three and|twentieth to Delaiah,|the four and twentieth|to Maaziah.|24:19 These were the|orderings of them in
R	Ttheir service to come|into the house of the|LORD, according to|their manner, under|Aaron their father, as|the LORD God of|Israel had commanded|him.|24:20 And the rest of|the sons of Levi were|these: Of the sons of|Amram; Shubael: of the|sons of Shubael;|Jehdeiah.
R	T24:21 Concerning|Rehabiah: of the sons|of Rehabiah, the first|was Isshiah.|24:22 Of the Izharites;|Shelomoth: of the sons|of Shelomoth; Jahath.|24:23 And the sons of|Hebron; Jeriah the|first, Amariah the|second, Jahaziel the|third, Jekameam the|fourth.|24:24 Of the sons of
R	TUzziel; Michah: of the|sons of Michah;|Shamir.|24:25 The brother of|Michah was Isshiah: of|the sons of Isshiah;|Zechariah.|24:26 The sons of|Merari were Mahli and|Mushi: the sons of|Jaaziah; Beno.|24:27 The sons of|Merari by Jaaziah;|Beno, and Shoham, and
R	TZaccur, and Ibri.|24:28 Of Mahli came|Eleazar, who had no|sons.|24:29 Concerning Kish:|the son of Kish was|Jerahmeel.|24:30 The sons also|of Mushi; Mahli, and|Eder, and Jerimoth.|These were the sons|of the Levites after|the house of their|fathers.
R	T24:31 These likewise|cast lots over against|their brethren the|sons of Aaron in the|presence of David the|king, and Zadok, and|Ahimelech, and the|chief of the fathers|of the priests and|Levites, even the|principal fathers over|against their younger|brethren.|
R	T25:1 Moreover David|and the captains of|the host separated to|the service of the|sons of Asaph, and of|Heman, and of|Jeduthun, who should|prophesy with harps,|with psalteries, and|with cymbals: and the|number of the|workmen according to|their service was:|25:2 Of the sons of
R	TAsaph; Zaccur, and|Joseph, and Nethaniah,|and Asarelah, the|sons of Asaph under|the hands of Asaph,|which prophesied|according to the|order of the king.|25:3 Of Jeduthun: the|sons of Jeduthun;|Gedaliah, and Zeri, and|Jeshaiah, Hashabiah,|and Mattithiah, six,|under the hands of
R	Ttheir father Jeduthun,|who prophesied with a|harp, to give thanks|and to praise the|LORD.|25:4 Of Heman: the|sons of Heman:|Bukkiah, Mattaniah,|Uzziel, Shebuel, and|Jerimoth, Hananiah,|Hanani, Eliathah,|Giddalti, and|Romamtiezer,|Joshbekashah,
R	TMallothi, Hothir, and|Mahazioth:|25:5 All these were|the sons of Heman the|king's seer in the|words of God, to lift|up the horn. And God|gave to Heman|fourteen sons and|three daughters.|25:6 All these were|under the hands of|their father for song|in the house of the
R	TLORD, with cymbals,|psalteries, and harps,|for the service of the|house of God,|according to the|king's order to Asaph,|Jeduthun, and Heman.|25:7 So the number of|them, with their|brethren that were|instructed in the|songs of the LORD,|even all that were|cunning, was two
R	Thundred fourscore|and eight.|25:8 And they cast|lots, ward against|ward, as well the small|as the great, the|teacher as the|scholar.|25:9 Now the first lot|came forth for Asaph|to Joseph: the second|to Gedaliah, who with|his brethren and sons|were twelve:
R	T25:10 The third to|Zaccur, he, his sons,|and his brethren,|were twelve:|25:11 The fourth to|Izri, he, his sons, and|his brethren, were|twelve:|25:12 The fifth to|Nethaniah, he, his|sons, and his|brethren, were twelve:|25:13 The sixth to|Bukkiah, he, his sons,
R	Tand his brethren,|were twelve:|25:14 The seventh to|Jesharelah, he, his|sons, and his|brethren, were twelve:|25:15 The eighth to|Jeshaiah, he, his sons,|and his brethren,|were twelve:|25:16 The ninth to|Mattaniah, he, his sons,|and his brethren,|were twelve:
R	T25:17 The tenth to|Shimei, he, his sons,|and his brethren,|were twelve:|25:18 The eleventh to|Azareel, he, his sons,|and his brethren,|were twelve:|25:19 The twelfth to|Hashabiah, he, his|sons, and his|brethren, were twelve:|25:20 The thirteenth|to Shubael, he, his
R	Tsons, and his|brethren, were twelve:|25:21 The fourteenth|to Mattithiah, he, his|sons, and his|brethren, were twelve:|25:22 The fifteenth to|Jeremoth, he, his sons,|and his brethren,|were twelve:|25:23 The sixteenth to|Hananiah, he, his sons,|and his brethren,|were twelve:
R	T25:24 The seventeenth|to Joshbekashah, he,|his sons, and his|brethren, were twelve:|25:25 The eighteenth|to Hanani, he, his sons,|and his brethren,|were twelve:|25:26 The nineteenth|to Mallothi, he, his|sons, and his|brethren, were twelve:|25:27 The twentieth to|Eliathah, he, his sons,
R	Tand his brethren,|were twelve:|25:28 The one and|twentieth to Hothir, he,|his sons, and his|brethren, were twelve:|25:29 The two and|twentieth to Giddalti,|he, his sons, and his|brethren, were twelve:|25:30 The three and|twentieth to Mahazioth,|he, his sons, and his|brethren, were twelve:
R	T25:31 The four and|twentieth to|Romamtiezer, he, his|sons, and his|brethren, were twelve.||26:1 Concerning the|divisions of the|porters: Of the|Korhites was|Meshelemiah the son|of Kore, of the sons|of Asaph.|26:2 And the sons of
R	TMeshelemiah were,|Zechariah the|firstborn, Jediael the|second, Zebadiah the|third, Jathniel the|fourth,|26:3 Elam the fifth,|Jehohanan the sixth,|Elioenai the seventh.|26:4 Moreover the|sons of Obededom|were, Shemaiah the|firstborn, Jehozabad|the second, Joah the
R	Tthird, and Sacar the|fourth, and Nethaneel|the fifth.|26:5 Ammiel the sixth,|Issachar the seventh,|Peulthai the eighth:|for God blessed him.|26:6 Also unto|Shemaiah his son were|sons born, that ruled|throughout the house|of their father: for|they were mighty men|of valour.
R	T26:7 The sons of|Shemaiah; Othni, and|Rephael, and Obed,|Elzabad, whose|brethren were strong|men, Elihu, and|Semachiah.|26:8 All these of the|sons of Obededom:|they and their sons|and their brethren,|able men for strength|for the service, were|threescore and two
R	Tof Obededom.|26:9 And Meshelemiah|had sons and|brethren, strong men,|eighteen.|26:10 Also Hosah, of|the children of Merari,|had sons; Simri the|chief, (for though he|was not the firstborn,|yet his father made|him the chief;)|26:11 Hilkiah the|second, Tebaliah the
R	Tthird, Zechariah the|fourth: all the sons|and brethren of|Hosah were thirteen.|26:12 Among these|were the divisions of|the porters, even|among the chief men,|having wards one|against another, to|minister in the house|of the LORD.|26:13 And they cast|lots, as well the small
R	Tas the great,|according to the|house of their|fathers, for every|gate.|26:14 And the lot|eastward fell to|Shelemiah. Then for|Zechariah his son, a|wise counsellor, they|cast lots; and his lot|came out northward.|26:15 To Obededom|southward; and to his
R	Tsons the house of|Asuppim.|26:16 To Shuppim and|Hosah the lot came|forth westward, with|the gate Shallecheth,|by the causeway of|the going up, ward|against ward.|26:17 Eastward were|six Levites, northward|four a day, southward|four a day, and|toward Asuppim two
R	Tand two.|26:18 At Parbar|westward, four at the|causeway, and two at|Parbar.|26:19 These are the|divisions of the|porters among the|sons of Kore, and|among the sons of|Merari.|26:20 And of the|Levites, Ahijah was|over the treasures
R	Tof the house of God,|and over the|treasures of the|dedicated things.|26:21 As concerning|the sons of Laadan;|the sons of the|Gershonite Laadan,|chief fathers, even of|Laadan the|Gershonite, were|Jehieli.|26:22 The sons of|Jehieli; Zetham, and
R	TJoel his brother,|which were over the|treasures of the|house of the LORD.|26:23 Of the|Amramites, and the|Izharites, the|Hebronites, and the|Uzzielites:|26:24 And Shebuel the|son of Gershom, the|son of Moses, was|ruler of the|treasures.
R	T26:25 And his|brethren by Eliezer;|Rehabiah his son, and|Jeshaiah his son, and|Joram his son, and|Zichri his son, and|Shelomith his son.|26:26 Which Shelomith|and his brethren were|over all the|treasures of the|dedicated things, which|David the king, and the|chief fathers, the
R	Tcaptains over|thousands and|hundreds, and the|captains of the host,|had dedicated.|26:27 Out of the spoils|won in battles did they|dedicate to maintain|the house of the|LORD.|26:28 And all that|Samuel the seer, and|Saul the son of Kish,|and Abner the son of
R	TNer, and Joab the son|of Zeruiah, had|dedicated; and|whosoever had|dedicated any thing, it|was under the hand|of Shelomith, and of|his brethren.|26:29 Of the Izharites,|Chenaniah and his|sons were for the|outward business|over Israel, for|officers and judges.
R	T26:30 And of the|Hebronites, Hashabiah|and his brethren, men|of valour, a thousand|and seven hundred,|were officers among|them of Israel on this|side Jordan westward|in all the business of|the LORD, and in the|service of the king.|26:31 Among the|Hebronites was|Jerijah the chief,
R	Teven among the|Hebronites, according|to the generations of|his fathers. In the|fortieth year of the|reign of David they|were sought for, and|there were found|among them mighty men|of valour at Jazer of|Gilead.|26:32 And his|brethren, men of|valour, were two
R	Tthousand and seven|hundred chief|fathers, whom king|David made rulers|over the Reubenites,|the Gadites, and the|half tribe of|Manasseh, for every|matter pertaining to|God, and affairs of|the king.||27:1 Now the children|of Israel after their
R	Tnumber, to wit, the|chief fathers and|captains of thousands|and hundreds, and|their officers that|served the king in any|matter of the|courses, which came in|and went out month by|month throughout all|the months of the|year, of every|course were twenty|and four thousand.
R	T27:2 Over the first|course for the first|month was Jashobeam|the son of Zabdiel:|and in his course|were twenty and four|thousand.|27:3 Of the children|of Perez was the|chief of all the|captains of the host|for the first month.|27:4 And over the|course of the second
R	Tmonth was Dodai an|Ahohite, and of his|course was Mikloth|also the ruler: in his|course likewise were|twenty and four|thousand.|27:5 The third captain|of the host for the|third month was|Benaiah the son of|Jehoiada, a chief|priest: and in his|course were twenty
R	Tand four thousand.|27:6 This is that|Benaiah, who was|mighty among the|thirty, and above the|thirty: and in his|course was Ammizabad|his son.|27:7 The fourth|captain for the fourth|month was Asahel the|brother of Joab, and|Zebadiah his son|after him: and in his
R	Tcourse were twenty|and four thousand.|27:8 The fifth captain|for the fifth month|was Shamhuth the|Izrahite: and in his|course were twenty|and four thousand.|27:9 The sixth captain|for the sixth month|was Ira the son of|Ikkesh the Tekoite:|and in his course|were twenty and four
R	Tthousand.|27:10 The seventh|captain for the|seventh month was|Helez the Pelonite, of|the children of|Ephraim: and in his|course were twenty|and four thousand.|27:11 The eighth|captain for the eighth|month was Sibbecai the|Hushathite, of the|Zarhites: and in his
R	Tcourse were twenty|and four thousand.|27:12 The ninth|captain for the ninth|month was Abiezer the|Anetothite, of the|Benjamites: and in his|course were twenty|and four thousand.|27:13 The tenth|captain for the tenth|month was Maharai the|Netophathite, of the|Zarhites: and in his
R	Tcourse were twenty|and four thousand.|27:14 The eleventh|captain for the|eleventh month was|Benaiah the|Pirathonite, of the|children of Ephraim:|and in his course|were twenty and four|thousand.|27:15 The twelfth|captain for the|twelfth month was
R	THeldai the|Netophathite, of|Othniel: and in his|course were twenty|and four thousand.|27:16 Furthermore|over the tribes of|Israel: the ruler of|the Reubenites was|Eliezer the son of|Zichri: of the|Simeonites, Shephatiah|the son of Maachah:|27:17 Of the Levites,
R	THashabiah the son of|Kemuel: of the|Aaronites, Zadok:|27:18 Of Judah, Elihu,|one of the brethren|of David: of Issachar,|Omri the son of|Michael:|27:19 Of Zebulun,|Ishmaiah the son of|Obadiah: of Naphtali,|Jerimoth the son of|Azriel:|27:20 Of the children
R	Tof Ephraim, Hoshea|the son of Azaziah: of|the half tribe of|Manasseh, Joel the|son of Pedaiah:|27:21 Of the half tribe|of Manasseh in Gilead,|Iddo the son of|Zechariah: of|Benjamin, Jaasiel the|son of Abner:|27:22 Of Dan, Azareel|the son of Jeroham.|These were the
R	Tprinces of the tribes|of Israel.|27:23 But David took|not the number of|them from twenty|years old and under:|because the LORD had|said he would|increase Israel like to|the stars of the|heavens.|27:24 Joab the son of|Zeruiah began to|number, but he
R	Tfinished not, because|there fell wrath for it|against Israel; neither|was the number put in|the account of the|chronicles of king|David.|27:25 And over the|king's treasures was|Azmaveth the son of|Adiel: and over the|storehouses in the|fields, in the cities,|and in the villages,
R	Tand in the castles,|was Jehonathan the|son of Uzziah:|27:26 And over them|that did the work of|the field for tillage of|the ground was Ezri|the son of Chelub:|27:27 And over the|vineyards was Shimei|the Ramathite: over|the increase of the|vineyards for the|wine cellars was Zabdi
R	Tthe Shiphmite:|27:28 And over the|olive trees and the|sycomore trees that|were in the low plains|was Baalhanan the|Gederite: and over the|cellars of oil was|Joash:|27:29 And over the|herds that fed in|Sharon was Shitrai the|Sharonite: and over|the herds that were in
R	Tthe valleys was|Shaphat the son of|Adlai:|27:30 Over the camels|also was Obil the|Ishmaelite: and over|the asses was|Jehdeiah the|Meronothite:|27:31 And over the|flocks was Jaziz the|Hagerite. All these|were the rulers of|the substance which
R	Twas king David's.|27:32 Also Jonathan|David's uncle was a|counsellor, a wise man,|and a scribe: and|Jehiel the son of|Hachmoni was with the|king's sons:|27:33 And Ahithophel|was the king's|counsellor: and Hushai|the Archite was the|king's companion:|27:34 And after
R	TAhithophel was|Jehoiada the son of|Benaiah, and Abiathar:|and the general of|the king's army was|Joab.||28:1 And David|assembled all the|princes of Israel, the|princes of the tribes,|and the captains of|the companies that|ministered to the king
R	Tby course, and the|captains over the|thousands, and|captains over the|hundreds, and the|stewards over all the|substance and|possession of the|king, and of his sons,|with the officers, and|with the mighty men,|and with all the valiant|men, unto Jerusalem.|28:2 Then David the
R	Tking stood up upon his|feet, and said, Hear|me, my brethren, and|my people: As for me, I|had in mine heart to|build an house of rest|for the ark of the|covenant of the LORD,|and for the footstool|of our God, and had|made ready for the|building:|28:3 But God said unto|me, Thou shalt not
R	Tbuild an house for my|name, because thou|hast been a man of|war, and hast shed|blood.|28:4 Howbeit the LORD|God of Israel chose|me before all the|house of my father to|be king over Israel|for ever: for he hath|chosen Judah to be|the ruler; and of the|house of Judah, the
R	Thouse of my father;|and among the sons|of my father he liked|me to make me king|over all Israel:|28:5 And of all my|sons, (for the LORD|hath given me many|sons,) he hath chosen|Solomon my son to sit|upon the throne of|the kingdom of the|LORD over Israel.|28:6 And he said unto
R	Tme, Solomon thy son,|he shall build my|house and my courts:|for I have chosen him|to be my son, and I will|be his father.|28:7 Moreover I will|establish his kingdom|for ever, if he be|constant to do my|commandments and my|judgments, as at this|day.|28:8 Now therefore in
R	Tthe sight of all Israel|the congregation of|the LORD, and in the|audience of our God,|keep and seek for all|the commandments of|the LORD your God:|that ye may possess|this good land, and|leave it for an|inheritance for your|children after you|for ever.|28:9 And thou, Solomon
R	Tmy son, know thou the|God of thy father, and|serve him with a|perfect heart and|with a willing mind: for|the LORD searcheth|all hearts, and|understandeth all the|imaginations of the|thoughts: if thou seek|him, he will be found of|thee; but if thou|forsake him, he will|cast thee off for
R	Tever.|28:10 Take heed now;|for the LORD hath|chosen thee to build|an house for the|sanctuary: be strong,|and do it.|28:11 Then David gave|to Solomon his son the|pattern of the porch,|and of the houses|thereof, and of the|treasuries thereof,|and of the upper
R	Tchambers thereof,|and of the inner|parlours thereof, and|of the place of the|mercy seat,|28:12 And the pattern|of all that he had by|the spirit, of the|courts of the house|of the LORD, and of all|the chambers round|about, of the|treasuries of the|house of God, and of
R	Tthe treasuries of the|dedicated things:|28:13 Also for the|courses of the|priests and the|Levites, and for all|the work of the|service of the house|of the LORD, and for|all the vessels of|service in the house|of the LORD.|28:14 He gave of gold|by weight for things
R	Tof gold, for all|instruments of all|manner of service;|silver also for all|instruments of silver|by weight, for all|instruments of every|kind of service:|28:15 Even the weight|for the candlesticks|of gold, and for their|lamps of gold, by|weight for every|candlestick, and for
R	Tthe lamps thereof: and|for the candlesticks|of silver by weight,|both for the|candlestick, and also|for the lamps thereof,|according to the use|of every candlestick.|28:16 And by weight he|gave gold for the|tables of shewbread,|for every table; and|likewise silver for the|tables of silver:
R	T28:17 Also pure gold|for the fleshhooks,|and the bowls, and the|cups: and for the|golden basons he|gave gold by weight|for every bason; and|likewise silver by|weight for every|bason of silver:|28:18 And for the|altar of incense|refined gold by weight;|and gold for the
R	Tpattern of the chariot|of the cherubims, that|spread out their|wings, and covered|the ark of the|covenant of the LORD.|28:19 All this, said|David, the LORD made|me understand in|writing by his hand|upon me, even all the|works of this pattern.|28:20 And David said|to Solomon his son, Be
R	Tstrong and of good|courage, and do it:|fear not, nor be|dismayed: for the|LORD God, even my|God, will be with thee;|he will not fail thee,|nor forsake thee,|until thou hast|finished all the work|for the service of the|house of the LORD.|28:21 And, behold, the|courses of the
R	Tpriests and the|Levites, even they|shall be with thee for|all the service of the|house of God: and|there shall be with|thee for all manner of|workmanship every|willing skilful man, for|any manner of|service: also the|princes and all the|people will be wholly|at thy commandment.
R	T29:1 Furthermore|David the king said|unto all the|congregation, Solomon|my son, whom alone|God hath chosen, is|yet young and tender,|and the work is great:|for the palace is not|for man, but for the|LORD God.|29:2 Now I have|prepared with all my|might for the house of
R	Tmy God the gold for|things to be made of|gold, and the silver|for things of silver,|and the brass for|things of brass, the|iron for things of|iron, and wood for|things of wood; onyx|stones, and stones to|be set, glistering|stones, and of divers|colours, and all|manner of precious
R	Tstones, and marble|stones in abundance.|29:3 Moreover,|because I have set my|affection to the house|of my God, I have of|mine own proper good,|of gold and silver,|which I have given to|the house of my God,|over and above all|that I have prepared|for the holy house.|29:4 Even three
R	Tthousand talents of|gold, of the gold of|Ophir, and seven|thousand talents of|refined silver, to|overlay the walls of|the houses withal:|29:5 The gold for|things of gold, and the|silver for things of|silver, and for all|manner of work to be|made by the hands of|artificers. And who
R	Tthen is willing to|consecrate his|service this day unto|the LORD?|29:6 Then the chief of|the fathers and|princes of the tribes|of Israel and the|captains of thousands|and of hundreds, with|the rulers of the|king's work, offered|willingly,|29:7 And gave for the
R	Tservice of the house|of God of gold five|thousand talents and|ten thousand drams,|and of silver ten|thousand talents, and|of brass eighteen|thousand talents, and|one hundred thousand|talents of iron.|29:8 And they with|whom precious stones|were found gave them|to the treasure of
R	Tthe house of the|LORD, by the hand of|Jehiel the Gershonite.|29:9 Then the people|rejoiced, for that|they offered willingly,|because with perfect|heart they offered|willingly to the LORD:|and David the king|also rejoiced with|great joy.|29:10 Wherefore David|blessed the LORD
R	Tbefore all the|congregation: and|David said, Blessed be|thou, LORD God of|Israel our father, for|ever and ever.|29:11 Thine, O LORD is|the greatness, and|the power, and the|glory, and the victory,|and the majesty: for|all that is in the|heaven and in the|earth is thine; thine is
R	Tthe kingdom, O LORD,|and thou art exalted|as head above all.|29:12 Both riches and|honour come of thee,|and thou reignest|over all; and in thine|hand is power and|might; and in thine|hand it is to make|great, and to give|strength unto all.|29:13 Now therefore,|our God, we thank
R	Tthee, and praise thy|glorious name.|29:14 But who am I,|and what is my people,|that we should be able|to offer so willingly|after this sort? for|all things come of|thee, and of thine own|have we given thee.|29:15 For we are|strangers before|thee, and sojourners,|as were all our
R	Tfathers: our days on|the earth are as a|shadow, and there is|none abiding.|29:16 O LORD our God,|all this store that we|have prepared to|build thee an house|for thine holy name|cometh of thine hand,|and is all thine own.|29:17 I know also, my|God, that thou triest|the heart, and hast
R	Tpleasure in|uprightness. As for|me, in the uprightness|of mine heart I have|willingly offered all|these things: and now|have I seen with joy|thy people, which are|present here, to|offer willingly unto|thee.|29:18 O LORD God of|Abraham, Isaac, and|of Israel, our
R	Tfathers, keep this for|ever in the imagination|of the thoughts of the|heart of thy people,|and prepare their|heart unto thee:|29:19 And give unto|Solomon my son a|perfect heart, to keep|thy commandments, thy|testimonies, and thy|statutes, and to do all|these things, and to|build the palace, for
R	Tthe which I have made|provision.|29:20 And David said|to all the|congregation, Now|bless the LORD your|God. And all the|congregation blessed|the LORD God of their|fathers, and bowed|down their heads, and|worshipped the LORD,|and the king.|29:21 And they
R	Tsacrificed sacrifices|unto the LORD, and|offered burnt|offerings unto the|LORD, on the morrow|after that day, even a|thousand bullocks, a|thousand rams, and a|thousand lambs, with|their drink offerings,|and sacrifices in|abundance for all|Israel:|29:22 And did eat and
R	Tdrink before the LORD|on that day with great|gladness. And they|made Solomon the son|of David king the|second time, and|anointed him unto the|LORD to be the chief|governor, and Zadok|to be priest.|29:23 Then Solomon|sat on the throne of|the LORD as king|instead of David his
R	Tfather, and|prospered; and all|Israel obeyed him.|29:24 And all the|princes, and the|mighty men, and all the|sons likewise of king|David, submitted|themselves unto|Solomon the king.|29:25 And the LORD|magnified Solomon|exceedingly in the|sight of all Israel, and
R	Tbestowed upon him|such royal majesty|as had not been on|any king before him in|Israel.|29:26 Thus David the|son of Jesse reigned|over all Israel.|29:27 And the time that|he reigned over|Israel was forty|years; seven years|reigned he in Hebron,|and thirty and three
R	Tyears reigned he in|Jerusalem.|29:28 And he died in a|good old age, full of|days, riches, and|honour: and Solomon|his son reigned in his|stead.|29:29 Now the acts of|David the king, first|and last, behold, they|are written in the|book of Samuel the|seer, and in the book
R	Tof Nathan the|prophet, and in the|book of Gad the seer,|29:30 With all his reign|and his might, and the|times that went over|him, and over Israel,|and over all the|kingdoms of the|countries.
R	K2;The Second Book|of the Chronicles	T||1:1 And Solomon the|son of David was|strengthened in his|kingdom, and the LORD|his God was with him,|and magnified him|exceedingly.|1:2 Then Solomon|spake unto all Israel,|to the captains of|thousands and of
R	Thundreds, and to the|judges, and to every|governor in all Israel,|the chief of the|fathers.|1:3 So Solomon, and all|the congregation with|him, went to the high|place that was at|Gibeon; for there was|the tabernacle of the|congregation of God,|which Moses the|servant of the LORD
R	Thad made in the|wilderness.|1:4 But the ark of God|had David brought up|from Kirjathjearim to|the place which David|had prepared for it:|for he had pitched a|tent for it at|Jerusalem.|1:5 Moreover the|brasen altar, that|Bezaleel the son of|Uri, the son of Hur,
R	Thad made, he put|before the tabernacle|of the LORD: and|Solomon and the|congregation sought|unto it.|1:6 And Solomon went|up thither to the|brasen altar before|the LORD, which was at|the tabernacle of the|congregation, and|offered a thousand|burnt offerings upon
R	Tit.|1:7 In that night did|God appear unto|Solomon, and said unto|him, Ask what I shall|give thee.|1:8 And Solomon said|unto God, Thou hast|shewed great mercy|unto David my father,|and hast made me to|reign in his stead.|1:9 Now, O LORD God,|let thy promise unto
R	TDavid my father be|established: for thou|hast made me king|over a people like the|dust of the earth in|multitude.|1:10 Give me now|wisdom and knowledge,|that I may go out and|come in before this|people: for who can|judge this thy people,|that is so great?|1:11 And God said to
R	TSolomon, Because this|was in thine heart, and|thou hast not asked|riches, wealth, or|honour, nor the life|of thine enemies,|neither yet hast|asked long life; but|hast asked wisdom and|knowledge for thyself,|that thou mayest|judge my people, over|whom I have made thee|king:
R	T1:12 Wisdom and|knowledge is granted|unto thee; and I will|give thee riches, and|wealth, and honour,|such as none of the|kings have had that|have been before|thee, neither shall|there any after thee|have the like.|1:13 Then Solomon|came from his|journey to the high
R	Tplace that was at|Gibeon to Jerusalem,|from before the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and|reigned over Israel.|1:14 And Solomon|gathered chariots and|horsemen: and he had|a thousand and four|hundred chariots, and|twelve thousand|horsemen, which he|placed in the chariot
R	Tcities, and with the|king at Jerusalem.|1:15 And the king made|silver and gold at|Jerusalem as|plenteous as stones,|and cedar trees made|he as the sycomore|trees that are in the|vale for abundance.|1:16 And Solomon had|horses brought out|of Egypt, and linen|yarn: the king's
R	Tmerchants received|the linen yarn at a|price.|1:17 And they fetched|up, and brought forth|out of Egypt a chariot|for six hundred|shekels of silver, and|an horse for an|hundred and fifty: and|so brought they out|horses for all the|kings of the Hittites,|and for the kings of
R	TSyria, by their means.||2:1 And Solomon|determined to build an|house for the name of|the LORD, and an|house for his kingdom.|2:2 And Solomon told|out threescore and|ten thousand men to|bear burdens, and|fourscore thousand|to hew in the mountain,|and three thousand
R	Tand six hundred to|oversee them.|2:3 And Solomon sent|to Huram the king of|Tyre, saying, As thou|didst deal with David|my father, and didst|send him cedars to|build him an house to|dwell therein, even so|deal with me.|2:4 Behold, I build an|house to the name of|the LORD my God, to
R	Tdedicate it to him, and|to burn before him|sweet incense, and|for the continual|shewbread, and for|the burnt offerings|morning and evening,|on the sabbaths, and|on the new moons, and|on the solemn feasts|of the LORD our God.|This is an ordinance|for ever to Israel.|2:5 And the house
R	Twhich I build is great:|for great is our God|above all gods.|2:6 But who is able to|build him an house,|seeing the heaven and|heaven of heavens|cannot contain him?|who am I then, that I|should build him an|house, save only to|burn sacrifice before|him?|2:7 Send me now
R	Ttherefore a man|cunning to work in|gold, and in silver, and|in brass, and in iron,|and in purple, and|crimson, and blue, and|that can skill to grave|with the cunning men|that are with me in|Judah and in|Jerusalem, whom David|my father did provide.|2:8 Send me also|cedar trees, fir
R	Ttrees, and algum|trees, out of Lebanon:|for I know that thy|servants can skill to|cut timber in Lebanon;|and, behold, my|servants shall be with|thy servants,|2:9 Even to prepare|me timber in|abundance: for the|house which I am|about to build shall be|wonderful great.
R	T2:10 And, behold, I will|give to thy servants,|the hewers that cut|timber, twenty|thousand measures of|beaten wheat, and|twenty thousand|measures of barley,|and twenty thousand|baths of wine, and|twenty thousand baths|of oil.|2:11 Then Huram the|king of Tyre answered
R	Tin writing, which he|sent to Solomon,|Because the LORD|hath loved his people,|he hath made thee|king over them.|2:12 Huram said|moreover, Blessed be|the LORD God of|Israel, that made|heaven and earth, who|hath given to David|the king a wise son,|endued with prudence
R	Tand understanding,|that might build an|house for the LORD,|and an house for his|kingdom.|2:13 And now I have|sent a cunning man,|endued with|understanding, of|Huram my father's,|2:14 The son of a|woman of the|daughters of Dan, and|his father was a man
R	Tof Tyre, skilful to|work in gold, and in|silver, in brass, in|iron, in stone, and in|timber, in purple, in|blue, and in fine linen,|and in crimson; also to|grave any manner of|graving, and to find|out every device|which shall be put to|him, with thy cunning|men, and with the|cunning men of my
R	Tlord David thy father.|2:15 Now therefore|the wheat, and the|barley, the oil, and the|wine, which my lord|hath spoken of, let him|send unto his|servants:|2:16 And we will cut|wood out of Lebanon,|as much as thou shalt|need: and we will bring|it to thee in floats by|sea to Joppa; and
R	Tthou shalt carry it up|to Jerusalem.|2:17 And Solomon|numbered all the|strangers that were|in the land of Israel,|after the numbering|wherewith David his|father had numbered|them; and they were|found an hundred and|fifty thousand and|three thousand and|six hundred.
R	T2:18 And he set|threescore and ten|thousand of them to|be bearers of|burdens, and|fourscore thousand|to be hewers in the|mountain, and three|thousand and six|hundred overseers to|set the people a work.||3:1 Then Solomon|began to build the
R	Thouse of the LORD at|Jerusalem in mount|Moriah, where the|Lord appeared unto|David his father, in|the place that David|had prepared in the|threshingfloor of|Ornan the Jebusite.|3:2 And he began to|build in the second|day of the second|month, in the fourth|year of his reign.
R	T3:3 Now these are the|things wherein|Solomon was|instructed for the|building of the house|of God. The length by|cubits after the first|measure was|threescore cubits,|and the breadth|twenty cubits.|3:4 And the porch that|was in the front of|the house, the length
R	Tof it was according to|the breadth of the|house, twenty cubits,|and the height was an|hundred and twenty:|and he overlaid it|within with pure gold.|3:5 And the greater|house he cieled with|fir tree, which he|overlaid with fine gold,|and set thereon palm|trees and chains.|3:6 And he garnished
R	Tthe house with|precious stones for|beauty: and the gold|was gold of Parvaim.|3:7 He overlaid also|the house, the beams,|the posts, and the|walls thereof, and the|doors thereof, with|gold; and graved|cherubims on the|walls.|3:8 And he made the|most holy house, the
R	Tlength whereof was|according to the|breadth of the house,|twenty cubits, and the|breadth thereof|twenty cubits: and he|overlaid it with fine|gold, amounting to six|hundred talents.|3:9 And the weight of|the nails was fifty|shekels of gold. And|he overlaid the upper|chambers with gold.
R	T3:10 And in the most|holy house he made|two cherubims of|image work, and|overlaid them with|gold.|3:11 And the wings of|the cherubims were|twenty cubits long:|one wing of the one|cherub was five|cubits, reaching to the|wall of the house: and|the other wing was
R	Tlikewise five cubits,|reaching to the wing|of the other cherub.|3:12 And one wing of|the other cherub was|five cubits, reaching|to the wall of the|house: and the other|wing was five cubits|also, joining to the|wing of the other|cherub.|3:13 The wings of|these cherubims
R	Tspread themselves|forth twenty cubits:|and they stood on|their feet, and their|faces were inward.|3:14 And he made the|vail of blue, and|purple, and crimson,|and fine linen, and|wrought cherubims|thereon.|3:15 Also he made|before the house two|pillars of thirty and
R	Tfive cubits high, and|the chapiter that was|on the top of each of|them was five cubits.|3:16 And he made|chains, as in the|oracle, and put them|on the heads of the|pillars; and made an|hundred|pomegranates, and put|them on the chains.|3:17 And he reared up|the pillars before the
R	Ttemple, one on the|right hand, and the|other on the left; and|called the name of|that on the right hand|Jachin, and the name|of that on the left|Boaz.||4:1 Moreover he made|an altar of brass,|twenty cubits the|length thereof, and|twenty cubits the
R	Tbreadth thereof, and|ten cubits the height|thereof.|4:2 Also he made a|molten sea of ten|cubits from brim to|brim, round in|compass, and five|cubits the height|thereof; and a line of|thirty cubits did|compass it round|about.|4:3 And under it was
R	Tthe similitude of oxen,|which did compass it|round about: ten in a|cubit, compassing the|sea round about. Two|rows of oxen were|cast, when it was cast.|4:4 It stood upon|twelve oxen, three|looking toward the|north, and three|looking toward the|west, and three|looking toward the
R	Tsouth, and three|looking toward the|east: and the sea was|set above upon them,|and all their hinder|parts were inward.|4:5 And the thickness|of it was an|handbreadth, and the|brim of it like the work|of the brim of a cup,|with flowers of lilies;|and it received and|held three thousand
R	Tbaths.|4:6 He made also ten|lavers, and put five|on the right hand, and|five on the left, to|wash in them: such|things as they|offered for the burnt|offering they washed|in them; but the sea|was for the priests to|wash in.|4:7 And he made ten|candlesticks of gold
R	Taccording to their|form, and set them in|the temple, five on the|right hand, and five|on the left.|4:8 He made also ten|tables, and placed|them in the temple, five|on the right side, and|five on the left. And|he made an hundred|basons of gold.|4:9 Furthermore he|made the court of the
R	Tpriests, and the great|court, and doors for|the court, and|overlaid the doors of|them with brass.|4:10 And he set the|sea on the right side|of the east end, over|against the south.|4:11 And Huram made|the pots, and the|shovels, and the|basons. And Huram|finished the work that
R	The was to make for|king Solomon for the|house of God;|4:12 To wit, the two|pillars, and the|pommels, and the|chapiters which were|on the top of the two|pillars, and the two|wreaths to cover the|two pommels of the|chapiters which were|on the top of the|pillars;
R	T4:13 And four|hundred|pomegranates on the|two wreaths; two rows|of pomegranates on|each wreath, to cover|the two pommels of the|chapiters which were|upon the pillars.|4:14 He made also|bases, and lavers|made he upon the|bases;|4:15 One sea, and
R	Ttwelve oxen under it.|4:16 The pots also,|and the shovels, and|the fleshhooks, and|all their instruments,|did Huram his father|make to king Solomon|for the house of the|LORD of bright brass.|4:17 In the plain of|Jordan did the king|cast them, in the clay|ground between|Succoth and
R	TZeredathah.|4:18 Thus Solomon|made all these|vessels in great|abundance: for the|weight of the brass|could not be found|out.|4:19 And Solomon made|all the vessels that|were for the house of|God, the golden altar|also, and the tables|whereon the
R	Tshewbread was set;|4:20 Moreover the|candlesticks with their|lamps, that they|should burn after the|manner before the|oracle, of pure gold;|4:21 And the flowers,|and the lamps, and the|tongs, made he of|gold, and that perfect|gold;|4:22 And the snuffers,|and the basons, and
R	Tthe spoons, and the|censers, of pure gold:|and the entry of the|house, the inner|doors thereof for the|most holy place, and|the doors of the|house of the temple,|were of gold.||5:1 Thus all the work|that Solomon made for|the house of the LORD|was finished: and
R	TSolomon brought in all|the things that David|his father had|dedicated; and the|silver, and the gold,|and all the|instruments, put he|among the treasures|of the house of God.|5:2 Then Solomon|assembled the elders|of Israel, and all the|heads of the tribes,|the chief of the
R	Tfathers of the|children of Israel,|unto Jerusalem, to|bring up the ark of|the covenant of the|LORD out of the city|of David, which is Zion.|5:3 Wherefore all the|men of Israel|assembled themselves|unto the king in the|feast which was in the|seventh month.|5:4 And all the elders
R	Tof Israel came; and|the Levites took up|the ark.|5:5 And they brought|up the ark, and the|tabernacle of the|congregation, and all|the holy vessels that|were in the|tabernacle, these did|the priests and the|Levites bring up.|5:6 Also king Solomon,|and all the
R	Tcongregation of|Israel that were|assembled unto him|before the ark,|sacrificed sheep and|oxen, which could not|be told nor numbered|for multitude.|5:7 And the priests|brought in the ark of|the covenant of the|LORD unto his place,|to the oracle of the|house, into the most
R	Tholy place, even|under the wings of|the cherubims:|5:8 For the cherubims|spread forth their|wings over the place|of the ark, and the|cherubims covered|the ark and the|staves thereof above.|5:9 And they drew out|the staves of the ark,|that the ends of the|staves were seen
R	Tfrom the ark before|the oracle; but they|were not seen without.|And there it is unto|this day.|5:10 There was|nothing in the ark|save the two tables|which Moses put|therein at Horeb, when|the LORD made a|covenant with the|children of Israel,|when they came out of
R	TEgypt.|5:11 And it came to|pass, when the priests|were come out of the|holy place: (for all|the priests that were|present were|sanctified, and did not|then wait by course:|5:12 Also the Levites|which were the|singers, all of them of|Asaph, of Heman, of|Jeduthun, with their
R	Tsons and their|brethren, being|arrayed in white linen,|having cymbals and|psalteries and harps,|stood at the east end|of the altar, and with|them an hundred and|twenty priests|sounding with|trumpets:)|5:13 It came even to|pass, as the|trumpeters and
R	Tsingers were as one,|to make one sound to|be heard in praising|and thanking the LORD;|and when they lifted|up their voice with the|trumpets and cymbals|and instruments of|musick, and praised|the LORD, saying, For|he is good; for his|mercy endureth for|ever: that then the|house was filled with a
R	Tcloud, even the house|of the LORD;|5:14 So that the|priests could not|stand to minister by|reason of the cloud:|for the glory of the|LORD had filled the|house of God.||6:1 Then said Solomon,|The LORD hath said|that he would dwell in|the thick darkness.
R	T6:2 But I have built an|house of habitation|for thee, and a place|for thy dwelling for|ever.|6:3 And the king|turned his face, and|blessed the whole|congregation of|Israel: and all the|congregation of|Israel stood.|6:4 And he said,|Blessed be the LORD
R	TGod of Israel, who|hath with his hands|fulfilled that which he|spake with his mouth|to my father David,|saying,|6:5 Since the day that|I brought forth my|people out of the land|of Egypt I chose no|city among all the|tribes of Israel to|build an house in, that|my name might be
R	Tthere; neither chose I|any man to be a ruler|over my people Israel:|6:6 But I have chosen|Jerusalem, that my|name might be there;|and have chosen|David to be over my|people Israel.|6:7 Now it was in the|heart of David my|father to build an|house for the name of|the LORD God of
R	TIsrael.|6:8 But the LORD said|to David my father,|Forasmuch as it was in|thine heart to build an|house for my name,|thou didst well in that|it was in thine heart:|6:9 Notwithstanding|thou shalt not build|the house; but thy son|which shall come forth|out of thy loins, he|shall build the house
R	Tfor my name.|6:10 The LORD|therefore hath|performed his word|that he hath spoken:|for I am risen up in|the room of David my|father, and am set on|the throne of Israel,|as the LORD promised,|and have built the|house for the name of|the LORD God of|Israel.
R	T6:11 And in it have I|put the ark, wherein is|the covenant of the|LORD, that he made|with the children of|Israel.|6:12 And he stood|before the altar of|the LORD in the|presence of all the|congregation of|Israel, and spread|forth his hands:|6:13 For Solomon had
R	Tmade a brasen|scaffold of five|cubits long, and five|cubits broad, and|three cubits high, and|had set it in the midst|of the court: and|upon it he stood, and|kneeled down upon his|knees before all the|congregation of|Israel, and spread|forth his hands|toward heaven.
R	T6:14 And said, O LORD|God of Israel, there is|no God like thee in the|heaven, nor in the|earth; which keepest|covenant, and shewest|mercy unto thy|servants, that walk|before thee with all|their hearts:|6:15 Thou which hast|kept with thy servant|David my father that|which thou hast
R	Tpromised him; and|spakest with thy|mouth, and hast|fulfilled it with thine|hand, as it is this day.|6:16 Now therefore, O|LORD God of Israel,|keep with thy servant|David my father that|which thou hast|promised him, saying,|There shall not fail|thee a man in my sight|to sit upon the throne
R	Tof Israel; yet so that|thy children take heed|to their way to walk in|my law, as thou hast|walked before me.|6:17 Now then, O LORD|God of Israel, let thy|word be verified,|which thou hast|spoken unto thy|servant David.|6:18 But will God in|very deed dwell with|men on the earth?
R	Tbehold, heaven and|the heaven of|heavens cannot|contain thee; how much|less this house which|I have built!|6:19 Have respect|therefore to the|prayer of thy|servant, and to his|supplication, O LORD|my God, to hearken|unto the cry and the|prayer which thy
R	Tservant prayeth|before thee:|6:20 That thine eyes|may be open upon this|house day and night,|upon the place|whereof thou hast|said that thou|wouldest put thy name|there; to hearken|unto the prayer which|thy servant prayeth|toward this place.|6:21 Hearken
R	Ttherefore unto the|supplications of thy|servant, and of thy|people Israel, which|they shall make|toward this place:|hear thou from thy|dwelling place, even|from heaven; and|when thou hearest,|forgive.|6:22 If a man sin|against his neighbour,|and an oath be laid
R	Tupon him to make him|swear, and the oath|come before thine|altar in this house;|6:23 Then hear thou|from heaven, and do,|and judge thy|servants, by requiting|the wicked, by|recompensing his way|upon his own head;|and by justifying the|righteous, by giving|him according to his
R	Trighteousness.|6:24 And if thy people|Israel be put to the|worse before the|enemy, because they|have sinned against|thee; and shall return|and confess thy name,|and pray and make|supplication before|thee in this house;|6:25 Then hear thou|from the heavens, and|forgive the sin of thy
R	Tpeople Israel, and|bring them again unto|the land which thou|gavest to them and to|their fathers.|6:26 When the heaven|is shut up, and there|is no rain, because|they have sinned|against thee; yet if|they pray toward this|place, and confess|thy name, and turn|from their sin, when
R	Tthou dost afflict them;|6:27 Then hear thou|from heaven, and|forgive the sin of thy|servants, and of thy|people Israel, when|thou hast taught them|the good way, wherein|they should walk; and|send rain upon thy|land, which thou hast|given unto thy people|for an inheritance.|6:28 If there be
R	Tdearth in the land, if|there be pestilence, if|there be blasting, or|mildew, locusts, or|caterpillers; if their|enemies besiege them|in the cities of their|land; whatsoever sore|or whatsoever|sickness there be:|6:29 Then what prayer|or what supplication|soever shall be made|of any man, or of all
R	Tthy people Israel,|when every one shall|know his own sore and|his own grief, and|shall spread forth his|hands in this house:|6:30 Then hear thou|from heaven thy|dwelling place, and|forgive, and render|unto every man|according unto all his|ways, whose heart|thou knowest; (for
R	Tthou only knowest the|hearts of the children|of men:)|6:31 That they may|fear thee, to walk in|thy ways, so long as|they live in the land|which thou gavest|unto our fathers.|6:32 Moreover|concerning the|stranger, which is not|of thy people Israel,|but is come from a far
R	Tcountry for thy great|name's sake, and thy|mighty hand, and thy|stretched out arm; if|they come and pray in|this house;|6:33 Then hear thou|from the heavens,|even from thy dwelling|place, and do|according to all that|the stranger calleth|to thee for; that all|people of the earth
R	Tmay know thy name,|and fear thee, as|doth thy people|Israel, and may know|that this house which I|have built is called by|thy name.|6:34 If thy people go|out to war against|their enemies by the|way that thou shalt|send them, and they|pray unto thee toward|this city which thou
R	Thast chosen, and the|house which I have|built for thy name;|6:35 Then hear thou|from the heavens|their prayer and their|supplication, and|maintain their cause.|6:36 If they sin|against thee, (for|there is no man which|sinneth not,) and thou|be angry with them,|and deliver them over
R	Tbefore their enemies,|and they carry them|away captives unto a|land far off or near;|6:37 Yet if they|bethink themselves in|the land whither they|are carried captive,|and turn and pray|unto thee in the land|of their captivity,|saying, We have|sinned, we have done|amiss, and have dealt
R	Twickedly;|6:38 If they return to|thee with all their|heart and with all|their soul in the land|of their captivity,|whither they have|carried them captives,|and pray toward their|land, which thou|gavest unto their|fathers, and toward|the city which thou|hast chosen, and
R	Ttoward the house|which I have built for|thy name:|6:39 Then hear thou|from the heavens,|even from thy dwelling|place, their prayer|and their|supplications, and|maintain their cause,|and forgive thy|people which have|sinned against thee.|6:40 Now, my God, let, I
R	Tbeseech thee, thine|eyes be open, and let|thine ears be attent|unto the prayer that|is made in this place.|6:41 Now therefore|arise, O LORD God, into|thy resting place,|thou, and the ark of|thy strength: let thy|priests, O LORD God,|be clothed with|salvation, and let thy|saints rejoice in
R	Tgoodness.|6:42 O LORD God, turn|not away the face of|thine anointed:|remember the mercies|of David thy servant.||7:1 Now when Solomon|had made an end of|praying, the fire came|down from heaven,|and consumed the|burnt offering and|the sacrifices; and
R	Tthe glory of the LORD|filled the house.|7:2 And the priests|could not enter into|the house of the|LORD, because the|glory of the LORD had|filled the LORD's|house.|7:3 And when all the|children of Israel saw|how the fire came|down, and the glory of|the LORD upon the
R	Thouse, they bowed|themselves with their|faces to the ground|upon the pavement,|and worshipped, and|praised the LORD,|saying, For he is good;|for his mercy|endureth for ever.|7:4 Then the king and|all the people offered|sacrifices before the|LORD.|7:5 And king Solomon
R	Toffered a sacrifice of|twenty and two|thousand oxen, and an|hundred and twenty|thousand sheep: so|the king and all the|people dedicated the|house of God.|7:6 And the priests|waited on their|offices: the Levites|also with instruments|of musick of the LORD,|which David the king
R	Thad made to praise|the LORD, because his|mercy endureth for|ever, when David|praised by their|ministry; and the|priests sounded|trumpets before them,|and all Israel stood.|7:7 Moreover Solomon|hallowed the middle of|the court that was|before the house of|the LORD: for there
R	The offered burnt|offerings, and the fat|of the peace|offerings, because|the brasen altar|which Solomon had|made was not able to|receive the burnt|offerings, and the|meat offerings, and|the fat.|7:8 Also at the same|time Solomon kept the|feast seven days, and
R	Tall Israel with him, a|very great|congregation, from|the entering in of|Hamath unto the river|of Egypt.|7:9 And in the eighth|day they made a|solemn assembly: for|they kept the|dedication of the altar|seven days, and the|feast seven days.|7:10 And on the three
R	Tand twentieth day of|the seventh month he|sent the people away|into their tents, glad|and merry in heart|for the goodness that|the LORD had shewed|unto David, and to|Solomon, and to Israel|his people.|7:11 Thus Solomon|finished the house of|the LORD, and the|king's house: and all
R	Tthat came into|Solomon's heart to|make in the house of|the LORD, and in his|own house, he|prosperously|effected.|7:12 And the LORD|appeared to Solomon|by night, and said unto|him, I have heard thy|prayer, and have|chosen this place to|myself for an house
R	Tof sacrifice.|7:13 If I shut up|heaven that there be|no rain, or if I|command the locusts|to devour the land, or|if I send pestilence|among my people;|7:14 If my people,|which are called by my|name, shall humble|themselves, and pray,|and seek my face, and|turn from their wicked
R	Tways; then will I hear|from heaven, and will|forgive their sin, and|will heal their land.|7:15 Now mine eyes|shall be open, and|mine ears attent unto|the prayer that is|made in this place.|7:16 For now have I|chosen and sanctified|this house, that my|name may be there|for ever: and mine
R	Teyes and mine heart|shall be there|perpetually.|7:17 And as for thee,|if thou wilt walk|before me, as David|thy father walked, and|do according to all|that I have commanded|thee, and shalt|observe my statutes|and my judgments;|7:18 Then will I|stablish the throne of
R	Tthy kingdom, according|as I have covenanted|with David thy father,|saying, There shall|not fail thee a man to|be ruler in Israel.|7:19 But if ye turn|away, and forsake my|statutes and my|commandments, which I|have set before you,|and shall go and|serve other gods, and|worship them;
R	T7:20 Then will I pluck|them up by the roots|out of my land which I|have given them; and|this house, which I|have sanctified for my|name, will I cast out of|my sight, and will make|it to be a proverb and|a byword among all|nations.|7:21 And this house,|which is high, shall be|an astonishment to
R	Tevery one that|passeth by it; so that|he shall say, Why hath|the LORD done thus|unto this land, and|unto this house?|7:22 And it shall be|answered, Because|they forsook the LORD|God of their fathers,|which brought them|forth out of the land|of Egypt, and laid hold|on other gods, and
R	Tworshipped them, and|served them:|therefore hath he|brought all this evil|upon them.||8:1 And it came to|pass at the end of|twenty years, wherein|Solomon had built the|house of the LORD,|and his own house,|8:2 That the cities|which Huram had
R	Trestored to Solomon,|Solomon built them, and|caused the children|of Israel to dwell|there.|8:3 And Solomon went|to Hamathzobah, and|prevailed against it.|8:4 And he built|Tadmor in the|wilderness, and all the|store cities, which he|built in Hamath.|8:5 Also he built
R	TBethhoron the upper,|and Bethhoron the|nether, fenced cities,|with walls, gates, and|bars;|8:6 And Baalath, and|all the store cities|that Solomon had, and|all the chariot cities,|and the cities of the|horsemen, and all that|Solomon desired to|build in Jerusalem, and|in Lebanon, and
R	Tthroughout all the|land of his dominion.|8:7 As for all the|people that were left|of the Hittites, and the|Amorites, and the|Perizzites, and the|Hivites, and the|Jebusites, which were|not of Israel,|8:8 But of their|children, who were|left after them in the|land, whom the
R	Tchildren of Israel|consumed not, them did|Solomon make to pay|tribute until this day.|8:9 But of the children|of Israel did Solomon|make no servants for|his work; but they|were men of war, and|chief of his captains,|and captains of his|chariots and|horsemen.|8:10 And these were
R	Tthe chief of king|Solomon's officers,|even two hundred and|fifty, that bare rule|over the people.|8:11 And Solomon|brought up the|daughter of Pharaoh|out of the city of|David unto the house|that he had built for|her: for he said, My|wife shall not dwell in|the house of David
R	Tking of Israel,|because the places|are holy, whereunto|the ark of the LORD|hath come.|8:12 Then Solomon|offered burnt|offerings unto the|LORD on the altar of|the LORD, which he had|built before the|porch,|8:13 Even after a|certain rate every
R	Tday, offering|according to the|commandment of|Moses, on the|sabbaths, and on the|new moons, and on the|solemn feasts, three|times in the year, even|in the feast of|unleavened bread,|and in the feast of|weeks, and in the|feast of tabernacles.|8:14 And he appointed,
R	Taccording to the|order of David his|father, the courses|of the priests to their|service, and the|Levites to their|charges, to praise|and minister before|the priests, as the|duty of every day|required: the porters|also by their courses|at every gate: for so|had David the man of
R	TGod commanded.|8:15 And they|departed not from the|commandment of the|king unto the priests|and Levites|concerning any|matter, or concerning|the treasures.|8:16 Now all the work|of Solomon was|prepared unto the|day of the foundation|of the house of the
R	TLORD, and until it was|finished. So the house|of the LORD was|perfected.|8:17 Then went|Solomon to|Eziongeber, and to|Eloth, at the sea side|in the land of Edom.|8:18 And Huram sent|him by the hands of|his servants ships,|and servants that had|knowledge of the sea;
R	Tand they went with the|servants of Solomon|to Ophir, and took|thence four hundred|and fifty talents of|gold, and brought|them to king Solomon.||9:1 And when the|queen of Sheba heard|of the fame of|Solomon, she came to|prove Solomon with|hard questions at
R	TJerusalem, with a very|great company, and|camels that bare|spices, and gold in|abundance, and|precious stones: and|when she was come to|Solomon, she|communed with him of|all that was in her|heart.|9:2 And Solomon told|her all her questions:|and there was nothing
R	Thid from Solomon which|he told her not.|9:3 And when the|queen of Sheba had|seen the wisdom of|Solomon, and the|house that he had|built,|9:4 And the meat of|his table, and the|sitting of his|servants, and the|attendance of his|ministers, and their
R	Tapparel; his|cupbearers also, and|their apparel; and his|ascent by which he|went up into the house|of the LORD; there|was no more spirit in|her.|9:5 And she said to|the king, It was a true|report which I heard|in mine own land of|thine acts, and of thy|wisdom:
R	T9:6 Howbeit I believed|not their words, until I|came, and mine eyes|had seen it: and,|behold, the one half|of the greatness of|thy wisdom was not|told me: for thou|exceedest the fame|that I heard.|9:7 Happy are thy men,|and happy are these|thy servants, which|stand continually
R	Tbefore thee, and hear|thy wisdom.|9:8 Blessed be the|LORD thy God, which|delighted in thee to|set thee on his|throne, to be king for|the LORD thy God:|because thy God|loved Israel, to|establish them for|ever, therefore made|he thee king over|them, to do judgment
R	Tand justice.|9:9 And she gave the|king an hundred and|twenty talents of gold,|and of spices great|abundance, and|precious stones:|neither was there any|such spice as the|queen of Sheba gave|king Solomon.|9:10 And the servants|also of Huram, and the|servants of Solomon,
R	Twhich brought gold|from Ophir, brought|algum trees and|precious stones.|9:11 And the king made|of the algum trees|terraces to the house|of the LORD, and to|the king's palace, and|harps and psalteries|for singers: and|there were none such|seen before in the|land of Judah.
R	T9:12 And king Solomon|gave to the queen of|Sheba all her desire,|whatsoever she|asked, beside that|which she had brought|unto the king. So she|turned, and went away|to her own land, she|and her servants.|9:13 Now the weight of|gold that came to|Solomon in one year|was six hundred and
R	Tthreescore and six|talents of gold;|9:14 Beside that which|chapmen and|merchants brought.|And all the kings of|Arabia and governors|of the country|brought gold and|silver to Solomon.|9:15 And king Solomon|made two hundred|targets of beaten|gold: six hundred
R	Tshekels of beaten|gold went to one|target.|9:16 And three|hundred shields made|he of beaten gold:|three hundred|shekels of gold went|to one shield. And the|king put them in the|house of the forest|of Lebanon.|9:17 Moreover the|king made a great
R	Tthrone of ivory, and|overlaid it with pure|gold.|9:18 And there were|six steps to the|throne, with a|footstool of gold,|which were fastened|to the throne, and|stays on each side of|the sitting place, and|two lions standing by|the stays:|9:19 And twelve lions
R	Tstood there on the|one side and on the|other upon the six|steps. There was not|the like made in any|kingdom.|9:20 And all the|drinking vessels of|king Solomon were of|gold, and all the|vessels of the house|of the forest of|Lebanon were of pure|gold: none were of
R	Tsilver; it was not any|thing accounted of in|the days of Solomon.|9:21 For the king's|ships went to Tarshish|with the servants of|Huram: every three|years once came the|ships of Tarshish|bringing gold, and|silver, ivory, and|apes, and peacocks.|9:22 And king Solomon|passed all the kings
R	Tof the earth in riches|and wisdom.|9:23 And all the kings|of the earth sought|the presence of|Solomon, to hear his|wisdom, that God had|put in his heart.|9:24 And they brought|every man his|present, vessels of|silver, and vessels of|gold, and raiment,|harness, and spices,
R	Thorses, and mules, a|rate year by year.|9:25 And Solomon had|four thousand stalls|for horses and|chariots, and twelve|thousand horsemen;|whom he bestowed in|the chariot cities, and|with the king at|Jerusalem.|9:26 And he reigned|over all the kings|from the river even
R	Tunto the land of the|Philistines, and to the|border of Egypt.|9:27 And the king made|silver in Jerusalem as|stones, and cedar|trees made he as the|sycomore trees that|are in the low plains in|abundance.|9:28 And they brought|unto Solomon horses|out of Egypt, and out|of all lands.
R	T9:29 Now the rest of|the acts of Solomon,|first and last, are|they not written in the|book of Nathan the|prophet, and in the|prophecy of Ahijah|the Shilonite, and in|the visions of Iddo|the seer against|Jeroboam the son of|Nebat?|9:30 And Solomon|reigned in Jerusalem
R	Tover all Israel forty|years.|9:31 And Solomon slept|with his fathers, and|he was buried in the|city of David his|father: and Rehoboam|his son reigned in his|stead.||10:1 And Rehoboam|went to Shechem: for|to Shechem were all|Israel come to make
R	Thim king.|10:2 And it came to|pass, when Jeroboam|the son of Nebat, who|was in Egypt, whither|he fled from the|presence of Solomon|the king, heard it, that|Jeroboam returned|out of Egypt.|10:3 And they sent|and called him. So|Jeroboam and all|Israel came and spake
R	Tto Rehoboam, saying,|10:4 Thy father made|our yoke grievous:|now therefore ease|thou somewhat the|grievous servitude of|thy father, and his|heavy yoke that he|put upon us, and we|will serve thee.|10:5 And he said unto|them, Come again unto|me after three days.|And the people
R	Tdeparted.|10:6 And king|Rehoboam took|counsel with the old|men that had stood|before Solomon his|father while he yet|lived, saying, What|counsel give ye me to|return answer to this|people?|10:7 And they spake|unto him, saying, If|thou be kind to this
R	Tpeople, and please|them, and speak good|words to them, they|will be thy servants|for ever.|10:8 But he forsook|the counsel which the|old men gave him, and|took counsel with the|young men that were|brought up with him,|that stood before him.|10:9 And he said unto|them, What advice give
R	Tye that we may return|answer to this people,|which have spoken to|me, saying, Ease|somewhat the yoke|that thy father did|put upon us?|10:10 And the young|men that were brought|up with him spake unto|him, saying, Thus shalt|thou answer the|people that spake|unto thee, saying, Thy
R	Tfather made our yoke|heavy, but make thou|it somewhat lighter for|us; thus shalt thou|say unto them, My little|finger shall be thicker|than my father's loins.|10:11 For whereas my|father put a heavy|yoke upon you, I will|put more to your|yoke: my father|chastised you with|whips, but I will
R	Tchastise you with|scorpions.|10:12 So Jeroboam|and all the people|came to Rehoboam on|the third day, as the|king bade, saying,|Come again to me on|the third day.|10:13 And the king|answered them|roughly; and king|Rehoboam forsook the|counsel of the old
R	Tmen,|10:14 And answered|them after the advice|of the young men,|saying, My father|made your yoke|heavy, but I will add|thereto: my father|chastised you with|whips, but I will|chastise you with|scorpions.|10:15 So the king|hearkened not unto
R	Tthe people: for the|cause was of God,|that the LORD might|perform his word,|which he spake by the|hand of Ahijah the|Shilonite to Jeroboam|the son of Nebat.|10:16 And when all|Israel saw that the|king would not|hearken unto them,|the people answered|the king, saying, What
R	Tportion have we in|David? and we have|none inheritance in|the son of Jesse:|every man to your|tents, O Israel: and|now, David, see to|thine own house. So all|Israel went to their|tents.|10:17 But as for the|children of Israel|that dwelt in the cities|of Judah, Rehoboam
R	Treigned over them.|10:18 Then king|Rehoboam sent|Hadoram that was|over the tribute; and|the children of Israel|stoned him with stones,|that he died. But king|Rehoboam made speed|to get him up to his|chariot, to flee to|Jerusalem.|10:19 And Israel|rebelled against the
R	Thouse of David unto|this day.||11:1 And when|Rehoboam was come to|Jerusalem, he|gathered of the|house of Judah and|Benjamin an hundred|and fourscore|thousand chosen men,|which were warriors,|to fight against Israel,|that he might bring the
R	Tkingdom again to|Rehoboam.|11:2 But the word of|the LORD came to|Shemaiah the man of|God, saying,|11:3 Speak unto|Rehoboam the son of|Solomon, king of|Judah, and to all|Israel in Judah and|Benjamin, saying,|11:4 Thus saith the|LORD, Ye shall not go
R	Tup, nor fight against|your brethren: return|every man to his|house: for this thing|is done of me. And|they obeyed the|words of the LORD,|and returned from|going against|Jeroboam.|11:5 And Rehoboam|dwelt in Jerusalem,|and built cities for|defence in Judah.
R	T11:6 He built even|Bethlehem, and Etam,|and Tekoa,|11:7 And Bethzur, and|Shoco, and Adullam,|11:8 And Gath, and|Mareshah, and Ziph,|11:9 And Adoraim, and|Lachish, and Azekah,|11:10 And Zorah, and|Aijalon, and Hebron,|which are in Judah|and in Benjamin|fenced cities.
R	T11:11 And he fortified|the strong holds, and|put captains in them,|and store of victual,|and of oil and wine.|11:12 And in every|several city he put|shields and spears,|and made them|exceeding strong,|having Judah and|Benjamin on his side.|11:13 And the priests|and the Levites that
R	Twere in all Israel|resorted to him out of|all their coasts.|11:14 For the Levites|left their suburbs and|their possession, and|came to Judah and|Jerusalem: for|Jeroboam and his|sons had cast them|off from executing|the priest's office|unto the LORD:|11:15 And he ordained
R	Thim priests for the|high places, and for|the devils, and for the|calves which he had|made.|11:16 And after them|out of all the tribes|of Israel such as set|their hearts to seek|the LORD God of|Israel came to|Jerusalem, to|sacrifice unto the|LORD God of their
R	Tfathers.|11:17 So they|strengthened the|kingdom of Judah, and|made Rehoboam the|son of Solomon|strong, three years:|for three years they|walked in the way of|David and Solomon.|11:18 And Rehoboam|took him Mahalath the|daughter of Jerimoth|the son of David to
R	Twife, and Abihail the|daughter of Eliab the|son of Jesse;|11:19 Which bare him|children; Jeush, and|Shamariah, and Zaham.|11:20 And after her|he took Maachah the|daughter of Absalom;|which bare him Abijah,|and Attai, and Ziza,|and Shelomith.|11:21 And Rehoboam|loved Maachah the
R	Tdaughter of Absalom|above all his wives|and his concubines:|(for he took eighteen|wives, and threescore|concubines; and begat|twenty and eight sons,|and threescore|daughters.)|11:22 And Rehoboam|made Abijah the son|of Maachah the chief,|to be ruler among his|brethren: for he
R	Tthought to make him|king.|11:23 And he dealt|wisely, and dispersed|of all his children|throughout all the|countries of Judah|and Benjamin, unto|every fenced city:|and he gave them|victual in abundance.|And he desired many|wives.|
R	T12:1 And it came to|pass, when Rehoboam|had established the|kingdom, and had|strengthened himself,|he forsook the law of|the LORD, and all|Israel with him.|12:2 And it came to|pass, that in the fifth|year of king Rehoboam|Shishak king of Egypt|came up against|Jerusalem, because
R	Tthey had|transgressed against|the LORD,|12:3 With twelve|hundred chariots, and|threescore thousand|horsemen: and the|people were without|number that came with|him out of Egypt; the|Lubims, the Sukkiims,|and the Ethiopians.|12:4 And he took the|fenced cities which
R	Tpertained to Judah,|and came to|Jerusalem.|12:5 Then came|Shemaiah the prophet|to Rehoboam, and to|the princes of Judah,|that were gathered|together to Jerusalem|because of Shishak,|and said unto them,|Thus saith the LORD,|Ye have forsaken me,|and therefore have I
R	Talso left you in the|hand of Shishak.|12:6 Whereupon the|princes of Israel and|the king humbled|themselves; and they|said, The LORD is|righteous.|12:7 And when the|LORD saw that they|humbled themselves,|the word of the LORD|came to Shemaiah,|saying, They have
R	Thumbled themselves;|therefore I will not|destroy them, but I will|grant them some|deliverance; and my|wrath shall not be|poured out upon|Jerusalem by the|hand of Shishak.|12:8 Nevertheless|they shall be his|servants; that they|may know my service,|and the service of
R	Tthe kingdoms of the|countries.|12:9 So Shishak king|of Egypt came up|against Jerusalem,|and took away the|treasures of the|house of the LORD,|and the treasures of|the king's house; he|took all: he carried|away also the shields|of gold which Solomon|had made.
R	T12:10 Instead of which|king Rehoboam made|shields of brass, and|committed them to the|hands of the chief of|the guard, that kept|the entrance of the|king's house.|12:11 And when the|king entered into the|house of the LORD,|the guard came and|fetched them, and|brought them again
R	Tinto the guard|chamber.|12:12 And when he|humbled himself, the|wrath of the LORD|turned from him, that|he would not destroy|him altogether: and|also in Judah things|went well.|12:13 So king|Rehoboam|strengthened himself|in Jerusalem, and
R	Treigned: for Rehoboam|was one and forty|years old when he|began to reign, and he|reigned seventeen|years in Jerusalem,|the city which the|LORD had chosen out|of all the tribes of|Israel, to put his name|there. And his|mother's name was|Naamah an Ammonitess.|12:14 And he did evil,
R	Tbecause he prepared|not his heart to seek|the LORD.|12:15 Now the acts of|Rehoboam, first and|last, are they not|written in the book of|Shemaiah the prophet,|and of Iddo the seer|concerning|genealogies? And|there were wars|between Rehoboam and|Jeroboam continually.
R	T12:16 And Rehoboam|slept with his fathers,|and was buried in the|city of David: and|Abijah his son reigned|in his stead.||13:1 Now in the|eighteenth year of|king Jeroboam began|Abijah to reign over|Judah.|13:2 He reigned three|years in Jerusalem.
R	THis mother's name also|was Michaiah the|daughter of Uriel of|Gibeah. And there was|war between Abijah|and Jeroboam.|13:3 And Abijah set|the battle in array|with an army of valiant|men of war, even four|hundred thousand|chosen men: Jeroboam|also set the battle in|array against him with
R	Teight hundred|thousand chosen men,|being mighty men of|valour.|13:4 And Abijah stood|up upon mount|Zemaraim, which is in|mount Ephraim, and|said, Hear me, thou|Jeroboam, and all|Israel;|13:5 Ought ye not to|know that the LORD|God of Israel gave
R	Tthe kingdom over|Israel to David for|ever, even to him and|to his sons by a|covenant of salt?|13:6 Yet Jeroboam the|son of Nebat, the|servant of Solomon|the son of David, is|risen up, and hath|rebelled against his|lord.|13:7 And there are|gathered unto him vain
R	Tmen, the children of|Belial, and have|strengthened|themselves against|Rehoboam the son of|Solomon, when|Rehoboam was young|and tenderhearted,|and could not|withstand them.|13:8 And now ye think|to withstand the|kingdom of the LORD in|the hand of the sons
R	Tof David; and ye be a|great multitude, and|there are with you|golden calves, which|Jeroboam made you|for gods.|13:9 Have ye not cast|out the priests of the|LORD, the sons of|Aaron, and the|Levites, and have|made you priests|after the manner of|the nations of other
R	Tlands? so that|whosoever cometh to|consecrate himself|with a young bullock|and seven rams, the|same may be a priest|of them that are no|gods.|13:10 But as for us,|the LORD is our God,|and we have not|forsaken him; and the|priests, which minister|unto the LORD, are the
R	Tsons of Aaron, and|the Levites wait upon|their business:|13:11 And they burn|unto the LORD every|morning and every|evening burnt|sacrifices and sweet|incense: the|shewbread also set|they in order upon|the pure table; and|the candlestick of|gold with the lamps
R	Tthereof, to burn|every evening: for we|keep the charge of|the LORD our God; but|ye have forsaken him.|13:12 And, behold, God|himself is with us for|our captain, and his|priests with sounding|trumpets to cry alarm|against you. O|children of Israel,|fight ye not against|the LORD God of your
R	Tfathers; for ye shall|not prosper.|13:13 But Jeroboam|caused an ambushment|to come about behind|them: so they were|before Judah, and the|ambushment was|behind them.|13:14 And when Judah|looked back, behold,|the battle was before|and behind: and they|cried unto the LORD,
R	Tand the priests|sounded with the|trumpets.|13:15 Then the men of|Judah gave a shout:|and as the men of|Judah shouted, it came|to pass, that God|smote Jeroboam and|all Israel before|Abijah and Judah.|13:16 And the children|of Israel fled before|Judah: and God
R	Tdelivered them into|their hand.|13:17 And Abijah and|his people slew them|with a great|slaughter: so there|fell down slain of|Israel five hundred|thousand chosen men.|13:18 Thus the|children of Israel|were brought under|at that time, and the|children of Judah
R	Tprevailed, because|they relied upon the|LORD God of their|fathers.|13:19 And Abijah|pursued after|Jeroboam, and took|cities from him, Bethel|with the towns|thereof, and|Jeshanah with the|towns thereof, and|Ephraim with the towns|thereof.
R	T13:20 Neither did|Jeroboam recover|strength again in the|days of Abijah: and|the LORD struck him,|and he died.|13:21 But Abijah|waxed mighty, and|married fourteen|wives, and begat|twenty and two sons,|and sixteen|daughters.|13:22 And the rest of
R	Tthe acts of Abijah,|and his ways, and his|sayings, are written in|the story of the|prophet Iddo.||14:1 So Abijah slept|with his fathers, and|they buried him in the|city of David: and Asa|his son reigned in his|stead. In his days the|land was quiet ten|years.
R	T14:2 And Asa did that|which was good and|right in the eyes of|the LORD his God:|14:3 For he took away|the altars of the|strange gods, and the|high places, and brake|down the images, and|cut down the groves:|14:4 And commanded|Judah to seek the|LORD God of their|fathers, and to do the
R	Tlaw and the|commandment.|14:5 Also he took away|out of all the cities of|Judah the high places|and the images: and|the kingdom was quiet|before him.|14:6 And he built|fenced cities in Judah:|for the land had rest,|and he had no war in|those years; because|the LORD had given him
R	Trest.|14:7 Therefore he|said unto Judah, Let|us build these cities,|and make about them|walls, and towers,|gates, and bars, while|the land is yet before|us; because we have|sought the LORD our|God, we have sought|him, and he hath given|us rest on every side.|So they built and
R	Tprospered.|14:8 And Asa had an|army of men that bare|targets and spears,|out of Judah three|hundred thousand;|and out of Benjamin,|that bare shields and|drew bows, two|hundred and|fourscore thousand:|all these were mighty|men of valour.|14:9 And there came
R	Tout against them|Zerah the Ethiopian|with an host of a|thousand thousand,|and three hundred|chariots; and came|unto Mareshah.|14:10 Then Asa went|out against him, and|they set the battle in|array in the valley of|Zephathah at|Mareshah.|14:11 And Asa cried
R	Tunto the LORD his God,|and said, LORD, it is|nothing with thee to|help, whether with|many, or with them that|have no power: help|us, O LORD our God;|for we rest on thee,|and in thy name we go|against this multitude.|O LORD, thou art our|God; let no man prevail|against thee.|14:12 So the LORD
R	Tsmote the Ethiopians|before Asa, and|before Judah; and the|Ethiopians fled.|14:13 And Asa and the|people that were with|him pursued them unto|Gerar: and the|Ethiopians were|overthrown, that they|could not recover|themselves; for they|were destroyed|before the LORD, and
R	Tbefore his host; and|they carried away|very much spoil.|14:14 And they smote|all the cities round|about Gerar; for the|fear of the LORD came|upon them: and they|spoiled all the cities;|for there was|exceeding much spoil|in them.|14:15 They smote also|the tents of cattle,
R	Tand carried away|sheep and camels in|abundance, and|returned to|Jerusalem.||15:1 And the Spirit of|God came upon|Azariah the son of|Oded:|15:2 And he went out|to meet Asa, and said|unto him, Hear ye me,|Asa, and all Judah and
R	TBenjamin; The LORD is|with you, while ye be|with him; and if ye seek|him, he will be found of|you; but if ye forsake|him, he will forsake|you.|15:3 Now for a long|season Israel hath|been without the true|God, and without a|teaching priest, and|without law.|15:4 But when they in
R	Ttheir trouble did turn|unto the LORD God of|Israel, and sought him,|he was found of them.|15:5 And in those times|there was no peace to|him that went out, nor|to him that came in, but|great vexations were|upon all the|inhabitants of the|countries.|15:6 And nation was|destroyed of nation,
R	Tand city of city: for|God did vex them with|all adversity.|15:7 Be ye strong|therefore, and let not|your hands be weak:|for your work shall|be rewarded.|15:8 And when Asa|heard these words,|and the prophecy of|Oded the prophet, he|took courage, and put|away the abominable
R	Tidols out of all the|land of Judah and|Benjamin, and out of|the cities which he had|taken from mount|Ephraim, and renewed|the altar of the LORD,|that was before the|porch of the LORD.|15:9 And he gathered|all Judah and|Benjamin, and the|strangers with them|out of Ephraim and
R	TManasseh, and out of|Simeon: for they fell|to him out of Israel in|abundance, when they|saw that the LORD his|God was with him.|15:10 So they|gathered themselves|together at Jerusalem|in the third month, in|the fifteenth year of|the reign of Asa.|15:11 And they|offered unto the LORD
R	Tthe same time, of the|spoil which they had|brought, seven|hundred oxen and|seven thousand|sheep.|15:12 And they|entered into a|covenant to seek the|LORD God of their|fathers with all their|heart and with all|their soul;|15:13 That whosoever
R	Twould not seek the|LORD God of Israel|should be put to|death, whether small|or great, whether man|or woman.|15:14 And they sware|unto the LORD with a|loud voice, and with|shouting, and with|trumpets, and with|cornets.|15:15 And all Judah|rejoiced at the oath:
R	Tfor they had sworn|with all their heart,|and sought him with|their whole desire;|and he was found of|them: and the LORD|gave them rest round|about.|15:16 And also|concerning Maachah|the mother of Asa the|king, he removed her|from being queen,|because she had made
R	Tan idol in a grove: and|Asa cut down her idol,|and stamped it, and|burnt it at the brook|Kidron.|15:17 But the high|places were not taken|away out of Israel:|nevertheless the|heart of Asa was|perfect all his days.|15:18 And he brought|into the house of God|the things that his
R	Tfather had dedicated,|and that he himself|had dedicated, silver,|and gold, and vessels.|15:19 And there was|no more war unto the|five and thirtieth year|of the reign of Asa.||16:1 In the six and|thirtieth year of the|reign of Asa Baasha|king of Israel came up|against Judah, and
R	Tbuilt Ramah, to the|intent that he might let|none go out or come|in to Asa king of|Judah.|16:2 Then Asa brought|out silver and gold|out of the treasures|of the house of the|LORD and of the king's|house, and sent to|Benhadad king of|Syria, that dwelt at|Damascus, saying,
R	T16:3 There is a league|between me and thee,|as there was between|my father and thy|father: behold, I have|sent thee silver and|gold; go, break thy|league with Baasha|king of Israel, that he|may depart from me.|16:4 And Benhadad|hearkened unto king|Asa, and sent the|captains of his armies
R	Tagainst the cities of|Israel; and they smote|Ijon, and Dan, and|Abelmaim, and all the|store cities of|Naphtali.|16:5 And it came to|pass, when Baasha|heard it, that he left|off building of Ramah,|and let his work|cease.|16:6 Then Asa the king|took all Judah; and
R	Tthey carried away the|stones of Ramah, and|the timber thereof,|wherewith Baasha was|building; and he built|therewith Geba and|Mizpah.|16:7 And at that time|Hanani the seer came|to Asa king of Judah,|and said unto him,|Because thou hast|relied on the king of|Syria, and not relied
R	Ton the LORD thy God,|therefore is the host|of the king of Syria|escaped out of thine|hand.|16:8 Were not the|Ethiopians and the|Lubims a huge host,|with very many|chariots and|horsemen? yet,|because thou didst|rely on the LORD, he|delivered them into
R	Tthine hand.|16:9 For the eyes of|the LORD run to and|fro throughout the|whole earth, to shew|himself strong in the|behalf of them whose|heart is perfect|toward him. Herein|thou hast done|foolishly: therefore|from henceforth thou|shalt have wars.|16:10 Then Asa was
R	Twroth with the seer,|and put him in a prison|house; for he was in a|rage with him because|of this thing. And Asa|oppressed some of|the people the same|time.|16:11 And, behold, the|acts of Asa, first and|last, lo, they are|written in the book of|the kings of Judah|and Israel.
R	T16:12 And Asa in the|thirty and ninth year|of his reign was|diseased in his feet,|until his disease was|exceeding great: yet|in his disease he|sought not to the|LORD, but to the|physicians.|16:13 And Asa slept|with his fathers, and|died in the one and|fortieth year of his
R	Treign.|16:14 And they buried|him in his own|sepulchres, which he|had made for himself|in the city of David,|and laid him in the bed|which was filled with|sweet odours and|divers kinds of spices|prepared by the|apothecaries' art: and|they made a very|great burning for him.
R	T17:1 And Jehoshaphat|his son reigned in his|stead, and|strengthened himself|against Israel.|17:2 And he placed|forces in all the|fenced cities of|Judah, and set|garrisons in the land|of Judah, and in the|cities of Ephraim,|which Asa his father|had taken.
R	T17:3 And the LORD was|with Jehoshaphat,|because he walked in|the first ways of his|father David, and|sought not unto|Baalim;|17:4 But sought to the|Lord God of his|father, and walked in|his commandments, and|not after the doings|of Israel.|17:5 Therefore the
R	TLORD stablished the|kingdom in his hand;|and all Judah brought|to Jehoshaphat|presents; and he had|riches and honour in|abundance.|17:6 And his heart was|lifted up in the ways|of the LORD: moreover|he took away the high|places and groves|out of Judah.|17:7 Also in the third
R	Tyear of his reign he|sent to his princes,|even to Benhail, and|to Obadiah, and to|Zechariah, and to|Nethaneel, and to|Michaiah, to teach in|the cities of Judah.|17:8 And with them he|sent Levites, even|Shemaiah, and|Nethaniah, and|Zebadiah, and Asahel,|and Shemiramoth, and
R	TJehonathan, and|Adonijah, and Tobijah,|and Tobadonijah,|Levites; and with them|Elishama and Jehoram,|priests.|17:9 And they taught|in Judah, and had the|book of the law of the|LORD with them, and|went about throughout|all the cities of Judah,|and taught the people.|17:10 And the fear of
R	Tthe LORD fell upon all|the kingdoms of the|lands that were round|about Judah, so that|they made no war|against Jehoshaphat.|17:11 Also some of the|Philistines brought|Jehoshaphat|presents, and tribute|silver; and the|Arabians brought him|flocks, seven|thousand and seven
R	Thundred rams, and|seven thousand and|seven hundred he|goats.|17:12 And|Jehoshaphat waxed|great exceedingly;|and he built in Judah|castles, and cities of|store.|17:13 And he had much|business in the cities|of Judah: and the men|of war, mighty men of
R	Tvalour, were in|Jerusalem.|17:14 And these are|the numbers of them|according to the|house of their|fathers: Of Judah, the|captains of|thousands; Adnah the|chief, and with him|mighty men of valour|three hundred|thousand.|17:15 And next to him
R	Twas Jehohanan the|captain, and with him|two hundred and|fourscore thousand.|17:16 And next him was|Amasiah the son of|Zichri, who willingly|offered himself unto|the LORD; and with him|two hundred thousand|mighty men of valour.|17:17 And of Benjamin;|Eliada a mighty man of|valour, and with him
R	Tarmed men with bow|and shield two|hundred thousand.|17:18 And next him was|Jehozabad, and with|him an hundred and|fourscore thousand|ready prepared for|the war.|17:19 These waited on|the king, beside those|whom the king put in|the fenced cities|throughout all Judah.
R	T18:1 Now Jehoshaphat|had riches and|honour in abundance,|and joined affinity|with Ahab.|18:2 And after certain|years he went down to|Ahab to Samaria. And|Ahab killed sheep and|oxen for him in|abundance, and for|the people that he|had with him, and|persuaded him to go
R	Tup with him to|Ramothgilead.|18:3 And Ahab king of|Israel said unto|Jehoshaphat king of|Judah, Wilt thou go|with me to|Ramothgilead? And he|answered him, I am as|thou art, and my|people as thy people;|and we will be with|thee in the war.|18:4 And Jehoshaphat
R	Tsaid unto the king of|Israel, Enquire, I pray|thee, at the word of|the LORD to day.|18:5 Therefore the|king of Israel|gathered together of|prophets four|hundred men, and said|unto them, Shall we go|to Ramothgilead to|battle, or shall I|forbear? And they|said, Go up; for God
R	Twill deliver it into the|king's hand.|18:6 But Jehoshaphat|said, Is there not|here a prophet of the|LORD besides, that we|might enquire of him?|18:7 And the king of|Israel said unto|Jehoshaphat, There is|yet one man, by whom|we may enquire of the|LORD: but I hate him;|for he never
R	Tprophesied good unto|me, but always evil: the|same is Micaiah the|son of Imla. And|Jehoshaphat said, Let|not the king say so.|18:8 And the king of|Israel called for one|of his officers, and|said, Fetch quickly|Micaiah the son of|Imla.|18:9 And the king of|Israel and
R	TJehoshaphat king of|Judah sat either of|them on his throne,|clothed in their robes,|and they sat in a void|place at the entering|in of the gate of|Samaria; and all the|prophets prophesied|before them.|18:10 And Zedekiah|the son of Chenaanah|had made him horns of|iron, and said, Thus
R	Tsaith the LORD, With|these thou shalt push|Syria until they be|consumed.|18:11 And all the|prophets prophesied|so, saying, Go up to|Ramothgilead, and|prosper: for the LORD|shall deliver it into|the hand of the king.|18:12 And the|messenger that went|to call Micaiah spake
R	Tto him, saying, Behold,|the words of the|prophets declare|good to the king with|one assent; let thy|word therefore, I|pray thee, be like one|of theirs, and speak|thou good.|18:13 And Micaiah said,|As the LORD liveth,|even what my God|saith, that will I speak.|18:14 And when he was
R	Tcome to the king, the|king said unto him,|Micaiah, shall we go to|Ramothgilead to battle,|or shall I forbear?|And he said, Go ye up,|and prosper, and they|shall be delivered into|your hand.|18:15 And the king|said to him, How many|times shall I adjure|thee that thou say|nothing but the truth
R	Tto me in the name of|the LORD?|18:16 Then he said, I|did see all Israel|scattered upon the|mountains, as sheep|that have no|shepherd: and the|LORD said, These have|no master; let them|return therefore|every man to his|house in peace.|18:17 And the king of
R	TIsrael said to|Jehoshaphat, Did I not|tell thee that he would|not prophesy good|unto me, but evil?|18:18 Again he said,|Therefore hear the|word of the LORD; I|saw the LORD sitting|upon his throne, and|all the host of heaven|standing on his right|hand and on his left.|18:19 And the LORD
R	Tsaid, Who shall entice|Ahab king of Israel,|that he may go up and|fall at Ramothgilead?|And one spake saying|after this manner, and|another saying after|that manner.|18:20 Then there came|out a spirit, and stood|before the LORD, and|said, I will entice him.|And the LORD said|unto him, Wherewith?
R	T18:21 And he said, I|will go out, and be a|lying spirit in the|mouth of all his|prophets. And the|Lord said, Thou shalt|entice him, and thou|shalt also prevail: go|out, and do even so.|18:22 Now therefore,|behold, the LORD hath|put a lying spirit in|the mouth of these|thy prophets, and the
R	TLORD hath spoken evil|against thee.|18:23 Then Zedekiah|the son of Chenaanah|came near, and smote|Micaiah upon the|cheek, and said, Which|way went the Spirit of|the LORD from me to|speak unto thee?|18:24 And Micaiah said,|Behold, thou shalt see|on that day when thou|shalt go into an inner
R	Tchamber to hide|thyself.|18:25 Then the king of|Israel said, Take ye|Micaiah, and carry him|back to Amon the|governor of the city,|and to Joash the|king's son;|18:26 And say, Thus|saith the king, Put this|fellow in the prison,|and feed him with|bread of affliction
R	Tand with water of|affliction, until I|return in peace.|18:27 And Micaiah said,|If thou certainly|return in peace, then|hath not the LORD|spoken by me. And he|said, Hearken, all ye|people.|18:28 So the king of|Israel and|Jehoshaphat the king|of Judah went up to
R	TRamothgilead.|18:29 And the king of|Israel said unto|Jehoshaphat, I will|disguise myself, and I|will go to the battle;|but put thou on thy|robes. So the king of|Israel disguised|himself; and they went|to the battle.|18:30 Now the king of|Syria had commanded|the captains of the
R	Tchariots that were|with him, saying, Fight|ye not with small or|great, save only with|the king of Israel.|18:31 And it came to|pass, when the|captains of the|chariots saw|Jehoshaphat, that|they said, It is the|king of Israel.|Therefore they|compassed about him
R	Tto fight: but|Jehoshaphat cried|out, and the LORD|helped him; and God|moved them to depart|from him.|18:32 For it came to|pass, that, when the|captains of the|chariots perceived|that it was not the|king of Israel, they|turned back again|from pursuing him.
R	T18:33 And a certain|man drew a bow at a|venture, and smote|the king of Israel|between the joints of|the harness:|therefore he said to|his chariot man, Turn|thine hand, that thou|mayest carry me out|of the host; for I am|wounded.|18:34 And the battle|increased that day:
R	Thowbeit the king of|Israel stayed himself|up in his chariot|against the Syrians|until the even: and|about the time of the|sun going down he|died.||19:1 And Jehoshaphat|the king of Judah|returned to his house|in peace to Jerusalem.|19:2 And Jehu the son
R	Tof Hanani the seer|went out to meet him,|and said to king|Jehoshaphat,|Shouldest thou help|the ungodly, and love|them that hate the|LORD? therefore is|wrath upon thee from|before the LORD.|19:3 Nevertheless|there are good things|found in thee, in that|thou hast taken away
R	Tthe groves out of the|land, and hast|prepared thine heart|to seek God.|19:4 And Jehoshaphat|dwelt at Jerusalem:|and he went out again|through the people|from Beersheba to|mount Ephraim, and|brought them back|unto the LORD God of|their fathers.|19:5 And he set
R	Tjudges in the land|throughout all the|fenced cities of|Judah, city by city,|19:6 And said to the|judges, Take heed|what ye do: for ye|judge not for man,|but for the LORD, who|is with you in the|judgment.|19:7 Wherefore now|let the fear of the|LORD be upon you;
R	Ttake heed and do it:|for there is no|iniquity with the LORD|our God, nor respect|of persons, nor taking|of gifts.|19:8 Moreover in|Jerusalem did|Jehoshaphat set of|the Levites, and of|the priests, and of|the chief of the|fathers of Israel, for|the judgment of the
R	TLORD, and for|controversies, when|they returned to|Jerusalem.|19:9 And he charged|them, saying, Thus|shall ye do in the|fear of the LORD,|faithfully, and with a|perfect heart.|19:10 And what cause|soever shall come to|you of your brethren|that dwell in your
R	Tcities, between blood|and blood, between law|and commandment,|statutes and|judgments, ye shall|even warn them that|they trespass not|against the LORD, and|so wrath come upon|you, and upon your|brethren: this do, and|ye shall not trespass.|19:11 And, behold,|Amariah the chief
R	Tpriest is over you in|all matters of the|LORD; and Zebadiah|the son of Ishmael,|the ruler of the|house of Judah, for|all the king's matters:|also the Levites shall|be officers before|you. Deal|courageously, and the|LORD shall be with the|good.|
R	T20:1 It came to pass|after this also, that|the children of Moab,|and the children of|Ammon, and with them|other beside the|Ammonites, came|against Jehoshaphat|to battle.|20:2 Then there came|some that told|Jehoshaphat, saying,|There cometh a great|multitude against thee
R	Tfrom beyond the sea|on this side Syria; and,|behold, they be in|Hazazontamar, which is|Engedi.|20:3 And Jehoshaphat|feared, and set|himself to seek the|LORD, and proclaimed|a fast throughout all|Judah.|20:4 And Judah|gathered themselves|together, to ask help
R	Tof the LORD: even out|of all the cities of|Judah they came to|seek the LORD.|20:5 And Jehoshaphat|stood in the|congregation of|Judah and Jerusalem,|in the house of the|LORD, before the new|court,|20:6 And said, O LORD|God of our fathers,|art not thou God in
R	Theaven? and rulest|not thou over all the|kingdoms of the|heathen? and in thine|hand is there not|power and might, so|that none is able to|withstand thee?|20:7 Art not thou our|God, who didst drive|out the inhabitants of|this land before thy|people Israel, and|gavest it to the seed
R	Tof Abraham thy friend|for ever?|20:8 And they dwelt|therein, and have built|thee a sanctuary|therein for thy name,|saying,|20:9 If, when evil|cometh upon us, as|the sword, judgment,|or pestilence, or|famine, we stand|before this house,|and in thy presence,
R	T(for thy name is in|this house,) and cry|unto thee in our|affliction, then thou|wilt hear and help.|20:10 And now, behold,|the children of Ammon|and Moab and mount|Seir, whom thou|wouldest not let|Israel invade, when|they came out of the|land of Egypt, but|they turned from
R	Tthem, and destroyed|them not;|20:11 Behold, I say,|how they reward us,|to come to cast us out|of thy possession,|which thou hast given|us to inherit.|20:12 O our God, wilt|thou not judge them?|for we have no might|against this great|company that cometh|against us; neither
R	Tknow we what to do:|but our eyes are|upon thee.|20:13 And all Judah|stood before the|LORD, with their little|ones, their wives, and|their children.|20:14 Then upon|Jahaziel the son of|Zechariah, the son of|Benaiah, the son of|Jeiel, the son of|Mattaniah, a Levite of
R	Tthe sons of Asaph,|came the Spirit of the|LORD in the midst of|the congregation;|20:15 And he said,|Hearken ye, all Judah,|and ye inhabitants of|Jerusalem, and thou|king Jehoshaphat,|Thus saith the LORD|unto you, Be not|afraid nor dismayed|by reason of this|great multitude; for
R	Tthe battle is not|yours, but God's.|20:16 To morrow go ye|down against them:|behold, they come up|by the cliff of Ziz; and|ye shall find them at|the end of the brook,|before the wilderness|of Jeruel.|20:17 Ye shall not|need to fight in this|battle: set yourselves,|stand ye still, and see
R	Tthe salvation of the|LORD with you, O Judah|and Jerusalem: fear|not, nor be dismayed;|to morrow go out|against them: for the|LORD will be with you.|20:18 And|Jehoshaphat bowed|his head with his face|to the ground: and all|Judah and the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem fell before
R	Tthe LORD, worshipping|the LORD.|20:19 And the Levites,|of the children of the|Kohathites, and of the|children of the|Korhites, stood up to|praise the LORD God|of Israel with a loud|voice on high.|20:20 And they rose|early in the morning,|and went forth into|the wilderness of
R	TTekoa: and as they|went forth,|Jehoshaphat stood|and said, Hear me, O|Judah, and ye|inhabitants of|Jerusalem; Believe in|the LORD your God, so|shall ye be|established; believe|his prophets, so shall|ye prosper.|20:21 And when he had|consulted with the
R	Tpeople, he appointed|singers unto the LORD,|and that should|praise the beauty of|holiness, as they went|out before the army,|and to say, Praise the|LORD; for his mercy|endureth for ever.|20:22 And when they|began to sing and to|praise, the LORD set|ambushments against|the children of Ammon,
R	TMoab, and mount Seir,|which were come|against Judah; and|they were smitten.|20:23 For the children|of Ammon and Moab|stood up against the|inhabitants of mount|Seir, utterly to slay|and destroy them: and|when they had made|an end of the|inhabitants of Seir,|every one helped to
R	Tdestroy another.|20:24 And when Judah|came toward the watch|tower in the|wilderness, they|looked unto the|multitude, and, behold,|they were dead bodies|fallen to the earth,|and none escaped.|20:25 And when|Jehoshaphat and his|people came to take|away the spoil of them,
R	Tthey found among|them in abundance|both riches with the|dead bodies, and|precious jewels, which|they stripped off for|themselves, more than|they could carry|away: and they were|three days in|gathering of the spoil,|it was so much.|20:26 And on the|fourth day they
R	Tassembled themselves|in the valley of|Berachah; for there|they blessed the|LORD: therefore the|name of the same|place was called, The|valley of Berachah,|unto this day.|20:27 Then they|returned, every man|of Judah and|Jerusalem, and|Jehoshaphat in the
R	Tforefront of them, to|go again to Jerusalem|with joy; for the LORD|had made them to|rejoice over their|enemies.|20:28 And they came|to Jerusalem with|psalteries and harps|and trumpets unto the|house of the LORD.|20:29 And the fear of|God was on all the|kingdoms of those
R	Tcountries, when they|had heard that the|LORD fought against|the enemies of Israel.|20:30 So the realm of|Jehoshaphat was|quiet: for his God|gave him rest round|about.|20:31 And|Jehoshaphat reigned|over Judah: he was|thirty and five years|old when he began to
R	Treign, and he reigned|twenty and five years|in Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Azubah the daughter|of Shilhi.|20:32 And he walked in|the way of Asa his|father, and departed|not from it, doing that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD.|20:33 Howbeit the high|places were not taken
R	Taway: for as yet the|people had not|prepared their hearts|unto the God of their|fathers.|20:34 Now the rest of|the acts of|Jehoshaphat, first|and last, behold, they|are written in the|book of Jehu the son|of Hanani, who is|mentioned in the book|of the kings of Israel.
R	T20:35 And after this|did Jehoshaphat king|of Judah join himself|with Ahaziah king of|Israel, who did very|wickedly:|20:36 And he joined|himself with him to|make ships to go to|Tarshish: and they|made the ships in|Eziongaber.|20:37 Then Eliezer the|son of Dodavah of
R	TMareshah prophesied|against Jehoshaphat,|saying, Because thou|hast joined thyself|with Ahaziah, the LORD|hath broken thy|works. And the ships|were broken, that|they were not able to|go to Tarshish.||21:1 Now Jehoshaphat|slept with his fathers,|and was buried with
R	This fathers in the city|of David. And Jehoram|his son reigned in his|stead.|21:2 And he had|brethren the sons of|Jehoshaphat, Azariah,|and Jehiel, and|Zechariah, and|Azariah, and Michael,|and Shephatiah: all|these were the sons|of Jehoshaphat king|of Israel.
R	T21:3 And their father|gave them great gifts|of silver, and of gold,|and of precious|things, with fenced|cities in Judah: but the|kingdom gave he to|Jehoram; because he|was the firstborn.|21:4 Now when|Jehoram was risen up|to the kingdom of his|father, he|strengthened himself,
R	Tand slew all his|brethren with the|sword, and divers|also of the princes of|Israel.|21:5 Jehoram was|thirty and two years|old when he began to|reign, and he reigned|eight years in|Jerusalem.|21:6 And he walked in|the way of the kings|of Israel, like as did
R	Tthe house of Ahab:|for he had the|daughter of Ahab to|wife: and he wrought|that which was evil in|the eyes of the LORD.|21:7 Howbeit the LORD|would not destroy the|house of David,|because of the|covenant that he had|made with David, and|as he promised to give|a light to him and to
R	This sons for ever.|21:8 In his days the|Edomites revolted|from under the|dominion of Judah, and|made themselves a|king.|21:9 Then Jehoram|went forth with his|princes, and all his|chariots with him: and|he rose up by night,|and smote the|Edomites which
R	Tcompassed him in, and|the captains of the|chariots.|21:10 So the Edomites|revolted from under|the hand of Judah|unto this day. The|same time also did|Libnah revolt from|under his hand;|because he had|forsaken the LORD|God of his fathers.|21:11 Moreover he
R	Tmade high places in|the mountains of|Judah and caused the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem to commit|fornication, and|compelled Judah|thereto.|21:12 And there came|a writing to him from|Elijah the prophet,|saying, Thus saith the|LORD God of David thy|father, Because thou
R	Thast not walked in the|ways of Jehoshaphat|thy father, nor in the|ways of Asa king of|Judah,|21:13 But hast walked|in the way of the kings|of Israel, and hast|made Judah and the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem to go a|whoring, like to the|whoredoms of the|house of Ahab, and
R	Talso hast slain thy|brethren of thy|father's house, which|were better than|thyself:|21:14 Behold, with a|great plague will the|LORD smite thy people,|and thy children, and|thy wives, and all thy|goods:|21:15 And thou shalt|have great sickness|by disease of thy
R	Tbowels, until thy|bowels fall out by|reason of the|sickness day by day.|21:16 Moreover the|LORD stirred up|against Jehoram the|spirit of the|Philistines, and of the|Arabians, that were|near the Ethiopians:|21:17 And they came|up into Judah, and|brake into it, and
R	Tcarried away all the|substance that was|found in the king's|house, and his sons|also, and his wives; so|that there was never|a son left him, save|Jehoahaz, the|youngest of his sons.|21:18 And after all|this the LORD smote|him in his bowels with|an incurable disease.|21:19 And it came to
R	Tpass, that in process|of time, after the end|of two years, his|bowels fell out by|reason of his|sickness: so he died|of sore diseases. And|his people made no|burning for him, like|the burning of his|fathers.|21:20 Thirty and two|years old was he|when he began to
R	Treign, and he reigned|in Jerusalem eight|years, and departed|without being desired.|Howbeit they buried|him in the city of|David, but not in the|sepulchres of the|kings.||22:1 And the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem made|Ahaziah his youngest
R	Tson king in his stead:|for the band of men|that came with the|Arabians to the camp|had slain all the|eldest. So Ahaziah the|son of Jehoram king|of Judah reigned.|22:2 Forty and two|years old was Ahaziah|when he began to|reign, and he reigned|one year in|Jerusalem. His
R	Tmother's name also|was Athaliah the|daughter of Omri.|22:3 He also walked in|the ways of the house|of Ahab: for his|mother was his|counsellor to do|wickedly.|22:4 Wherefore he did|evil in the sight of the|LORD like the house of|Ahab: for they were|his counsellors after
R	Tthe death of his|father to his|destruction.|22:5 He walked also|after their counsel,|and went with Jehoram|the son of Ahab king|of Israel to war|against Hazael king of|Syria at Ramothgilead:|and the Syrians smote|Joram.|22:6 And he returned|to be healed in
R	TJezreel because of|the wounds which were|given him at Ramah,|when he fought with|Hazael king of Syria.|And Azariah the son|of Jehoram king of|Judah went down to|see Jehoram the son|of Ahab at Jezreel,|because he was sick.|22:7 And the|destruction of|Ahaziah was of God by
R	Tcoming to Joram: for|when he was come, he|went out with Jehoram|against Jehu the son|of Nimshi, whom the|LORD had anointed to|cut off the house of|Ahab.|22:8 And it came to|pass, that, when Jehu|was executing|judgment upon the|house of Ahab, and|found the princes of
R	TJudah, and the sons|of the brethren of|Ahaziah, that|ministered to Ahaziah,|he slew them.|22:9 And he sought|Ahaziah: and they|caught him, (for he|was hid in Samaria,)|and brought him to|Jehu: and when they|had slain him, they|buried him: Because,|said they, he is the
R	Tson of Jehoshaphat,|who sought the LORD|with all his heart. So|the house of Ahaziah|had no power to keep|still the kingdom.|22:10 But when|Athaliah the mother of|Ahaziah saw that her|son was dead, she|arose and destroyed|all the seed royal of|the house of Judah.|22:11 But
R	TJehoshabeath, the|daughter of the king,|took Joash the son of|Ahaziah, and stole him|from among the king's|sons that were slain,|and put him and his|nurse in a|bedchamber. So|Jehoshabeath, the|daughter of king|Jehoram, the wife of|Jehoiada the priest,|(for she was the
R	Tsister of Ahaziah,) hid|him from Athaliah, so|that she slew him not.|22:12 And he was with|them hid in the house|of God six years: and|Athaliah reigned over|the land.||23:1 And in the|seventh year|Jehoiada|strengthened himself,|and took the captains
R	Tof hundreds, Azariah|the son of Jeroham,|and Ishmael the son|of Jehohanan, and|Azariah the son of|Obed, and Maaseiah|the son of Adaiah, and|Elishaphat the son of|Zichri, into covenant|with him.|23:2 And they went|about in Judah, and|gathered the Levites|out of all the cities of
R	TJudah, and the chief|of the fathers of|Israel, and they came|to Jerusalem.|23:3 And all the|congregation made a|covenant with the king|in the house of God.|And he said unto them,|Behold, the king's son|shall reign, as the|LORD hath said of the|sons of David.|23:4 This is the thing
R	Tthat ye shall do; A|third part of you|entering on the|sabbath, of the|priests and of the|Levites, shall be|porters of the doors;|23:5 And a third part|shall be at the king's|house; and a third|part at the gate of|the foundation: and all|the people shall be in|the courts of the
R	Thouse of the LORD.|23:6 But let none come|into the house of the|LORD, save the|priests, and they that|minister of the|Levites; they shall go|in, for they are holy:|but all the people|shall keep the watch|of the LORD.|23:7 And the Levites|shall compass the king|round about, every
R	Tman with his weapons|in his hand; and|whosoever else|cometh into the house,|he shall be put to|death: but be ye with|the king when he|cometh in, and when he|goeth out.|23:8 So the Levites|and all Judah did|according to all things|that Jehoiada the|priest had commanded,
R	Tand took every man|his men that were to|come in on the|sabbath, with them that|were to go out on the|sabbath: for Jehoiada|the priest dismissed|not the courses.|23:9 Moreover|Jehoiada the priest|delivered to the|captains of hundreds|spears, and bucklers,|and shields, that had
R	Tbeen king David's,|which were in the|house of God.|23:10 And he set all|the people, every man|having his weapon in|his hand, from the|right side of the|temple to the left side|of the temple, along|by the altar and the|temple, by the king|round about.|23:11 Then they
R	Tbrought out the king's|son, and put upon him|the crown, and gave|him the testimony, and|made him king. And|Jehoiada and his sons|anointed him, and said,|God save the king.|23:12 Now when|Athaliah heard the|noise of the people|running and praising|the king, she came to|the people into the
R	Thouse of the LORD:|23:13 And she looked,|and, behold, the king|stood at his pillar at|the entering in, and|the princes and the|trumpets by the king:|and all the people of|the land rejoiced, and|sounded with trumpets,|also the singers with|instruments of musick,|and such as taught to|sing praise. Then
R	TAthaliah rent her|clothes, and said,|Treason, Treason.|23:14 Then Jehoiada|the priest brought out|the captains of|hundreds that were|set over the host, and|said unto them, Have|her forth of the|ranges: and whoso|followeth her, let him|be slain with the|sword. For the priest
R	Tsaid, Slay her not in|the house of the|LORD.|23:15 So they laid|hands on her; and|when she was come to|the entering of the|horse gate by the|king's house, they slew|her there.|23:16 And Jehoiada|made a covenant|between him, and|between all the
R	Tpeople, and between|the king, that they|should be the LORD's|people.|23:17 Then all the|people went to the|house of Baal, and|brake it down, and|brake his altars and|his images in pieces,|and slew Mattan the|priest of Baal before|the altars.|23:18 Also Jehoiada
R	Tappointed the offices|of the house of the|LORD by the hand of|the priests the|Levites, whom David|had distributed in the|house of the LORD, to|offer the burnt|offerings of the LORD,|as it is written in the|law of Moses, with|rejoicing and with|singing, as it was|ordained by David.
R	T23:19 And he set the|porters at the gates|of the house of the|LORD, that none which|was unclean in any|thing should enter in.|23:20 And he took the|captains of hundreds,|and the nobles, and|the governors of the|people, and all the|people of the land,|and brought down the|king from the house
R	Tof the LORD: and they|came through the high|gate into the king's|house, and set the|king upon the throne|of the kingdom.|23:21 And all the|people of the land|rejoiced: and the city|was quiet, after that|they had slain Athaliah|with the sword.||24:1 Joash was seven
R	Tyears old when he|began to reign, and he|reigned forty years|in Jerusalem. His|mother's name also|was Zibiah of|Beersheba.|24:2 And Joash did|that which was right in|the sight of the LORD|all the days of|Jehoiada the priest.|24:3 And Jehoiada|took for him two wives;
R	Tand he begat sons|and daughters.|24:4 And it came to|pass after this, that|Joash was minded to|repair the house of|the LORD.|24:5 And he gathered|together the priests|and the Levites, and|said to them, Go out|unto the cities of|Judah, and gather of|all Israel money to
R	Trepair the house of|your God from year|to year, and see that|ye hasten the matter.|Howbeit the Levites|hastened it not.|24:6 And the king|called for Jehoiada|the chief, and said|unto him, Why hast|thou not required of|the Levites to bring in|out of Judah and out|of Jerusalem the
R	Tcollection, according|to the commandment of|Moses the servant of|the LORD, and of the|congregation of|Israel, for the|tabernacle of|witness?|24:7 For the sons of|Athaliah, that wicked|woman, had broken up|the house of God; and|also all the dedicated|things of the house of
R	Tthe LORD did they|bestow upon Baalim.|24:8 And at the king's|commandment they|made a chest, and set|it without at the gate|of the house of the|LORD.|24:9 And they made a|proclamation through|Judah and Jerusalem,|to bring in to the LORD|the collection that|Moses the servant of
R	TGod laid upon Israel in|the wilderness.|24:10 And all the|princes and all the|people rejoiced, and|brought in, and cast|into the chest, until|they had made an end.|24:11 Now it came to|pass, that at what time|the chest was brought|unto the king's office|by the hand of the|Levites, and when they
R	Tsaw that there was|much money, the king's|scribe and the high|priest's officer came|and emptied the chest,|and took it, and|carried it to his place|again. Thus they did|day by day, and|gathered money in|abundance.|24:12 And the king and|Jehoiada gave it to|such as did the work
R	Tof the service of the|house of the LORD,|and hired masons and|carpenters to repair|the house of the|LORD, and also such|as wrought iron and|brass to mend the|house of the LORD.|24:13 So the workmen|wrought, and the work|was perfected by|them, and they set the|house of God in his
R	Tstate, and|strengthened it.|24:14 And when they|had finished it, they|brought the rest of|the money before the|king and Jehoiada,|whereof were made|vessels for the house|of the LORD, even|vessels to minister,|and to offer withal,|and spoons, and|vessels of gold and
R	Tsilver. And they|offered burnt|offerings in the house|of the LORD|continually all the|days of Jehoiada.|24:15 But Jehoiada|waxed old, and was|full of days when he|died; an hundred and|thirty years old was|he when he died.|24:16 And they buried|him in the city of David
R	Tamong the kings,|because he had done|good in Israel, both|toward God, and|toward his house.|24:17 Now after the|death of Jehoiada|came the princes of|Judah, and made|obeisance to the king.|Then the king|hearkened unto them.|24:18 And they left|the house of the LORD
R	TGod of their fathers,|and served groves|and idols: and wrath|came upon Judah and|Jerusalem for this|their trespass.|24:19 Yet he sent|prophets to them, to|bring them again unto|the LORD; and they|testified against them:|but they would not|give ear.|24:20 And the Spirit of
R	TGod came upon|Zechariah the son of|Jehoiada the priest,|which stood above the|people, and said unto|them, Thus saith God,|Why transgress ye|the commandments of|the LORD, that ye|cannot prosper?|because ye have|forsaken the LORD, he|hath also forsaken|you.
R	T24:21 And they|conspired against him,|and stoned him with|stones at the|commandment of the|king in the court of|the house of the|LORD.|24:22 Thus Joash the|king remembered not|the kindness which|Jehoiada his father|had done to him, but|slew his son. And when
R	The died, he said, The|LORD look upon it, and|require it.|24:23 And it came to|pass at the end of|the year, that the|host of Syria came up|against him: and they|came to Judah and|Jerusalem, and|destroyed all the|princes of the people|from among the|people, and sent all
R	Tthe spoil of them unto|the king of Damascus.|24:24 For the army of|the Syrians came with|a small company of|men, and the LORD|delivered a very|great host into their|hand, because they|had forsaken the|LORD God of their|fathers. So they|executed judgment|against Joash.
R	T24:25 And when they|were departed from|him, (for they left him|in great diseases,) his|own servants|conspired against him|for the blood of the|sons of Jehoiada the|priest, and slew him on|his bed, and he died:|and they buried him in|the city of David, but|they buried him not in|the sepulchres of the
R	Tkings.|24:26 And these are|they that conspired|against him; Zabad the|son of Shimeath an|Ammonitess, and|Jehozabad the son of|Shimrith a Moabitess.|24:27 Now concerning|his sons, and the|greatness of the|burdens laid upon him,|and the repairing of|the house of God,
R	Tbehold, they are|written in the story of|the book of the kings.|And Amaziah his son|reigned in his stead.||25:1 Amaziah was|twenty and five years|old when he began to|reign, and he reigned|twenty and nine years|in Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Jehoaddan of
R	TJerusalem.|25:2 And he did that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD, but|not with a perfect|heart.|25:3 Now it came to|pass, when the|kingdom was|established to him,|that he slew his|servants that had|killed the king his|father.
R	T25:4 But he slew not|their children, but did|as it is written in the|law in the book of|Moses, where the LORD|commanded, saying,|The fathers shall not|die for the children,|neither shall the|children die for the|fathers, but every|man shall die for his|own sin.|25:5 Moreover Amaziah
R	Tgathered Judah|together, and made|them captains over|thousands, and|captains over|hundreds, according|to the houses of their|fathers, throughout|all Judah and|Benjamin: and he|numbered them from|twenty years old and|above, and found them|three hundred
R	Tthousand choice men,|able to go forth to|war, that could handle|spear and shield.|25:6 He hired also an|hundred thousand|mighty men of valour|out of Israel for an|hundred talents of|silver.|25:7 But there came a|man of God to him,|saying, O king, let not|the army of Israel go
R	Twith thee; for the|LORD is not with|Israel, to wit, with all|the children of|Ephraim.|25:8 But if thou wilt go,|do it; be strong for|the battle: God shall|make thee fall before|the enemy: for God|hath power to help,|and to cast down.|25:9 And Amaziah said|to the man of God, But
R	Twhat shall we do for|the hundred talents|which I have given to|the army of Israel?|And the man of God|answered, The LORD is|able to give thee much|more than this.|25:10 Then Amaziah|separated them, to wit,|the army that was|come to him out of|Ephraim, to go home|again: wherefore their
R	Tanger was greatly|kindled against Judah,|and they returned|home in great anger.|25:11 And Amaziah|strengthened himself,|and led forth his|people, and went to|the valley of salt, and|smote of the children|of Seir ten thousand.|25:12 And other ten|thousand left alive did|the children of Judah
R	Tcarry away captive,|and brought them unto|the top of the rock,|and cast them down|from the top of the|rock, that they all|were broken in pieces.|25:13 But the soldiers|of the army which|Amaziah sent back,|that they should not|go with him to battle,|fell upon the cities of|Judah, from Samaria
R	Teven unto Bethhoron,|and smote three|thousand of them, and|took much spoil.|25:14 Now it came to|pass, after that|Amaziah was come|from the slaughter of|the Edomites, that he|brought the gods of|the children of Seir,|and set them up to be|his gods, and bowed|down himself before
R	Tthem, and burned|incense unto them.|25:15 Wherefore the|anger of the LORD|was kindled against|Amaziah, and he sent|unto him a prophet,|which said unto him,|Why hast thou sought|after the gods of the|people, which could|not deliver their own|people out of thine|hand?
R	T25:16 And it came to|pass, as he talked with|him, that the king said|unto him, Art thou|made of the king's|counsel? forbear; why|shouldest thou be|smitten? Then the|prophet forbare, and|said, I know that God|hath determined to|destroy thee, because|thou hast done this,|and hast not
R	Thearkened unto my|counsel.|25:17 Then Amaziah|king of Judah took|advice, and sent to|Joash, the son of|Jehoahaz, the son of|Jehu, king of Israel,|saying, Come, let us|see one another in|the face.|25:18 And Joash king|of Israel sent to|Amaziah king of Judah,
R	Tsaying, The thistle|that was in Lebanon|sent to the cedar that|was in Lebanon,|saying, Give thy|daughter to my son to|wife: and there|passed by a wild|beast that was in|Lebanon, and trode|down the thistle.|25:19 Thou sayest, Lo,|thou hast smitten the|Edomites; and thine
R	Theart lifteth thee up|to boast: abide now at|home; why shouldest|thou meddle to thine|hurt, that thou|shouldest fall, even|thou, and Judah with|thee?|25:20 But Amaziah|would not hear; for it|came of God, that he|might deliver them into|the hand of their|enemies, because they
R	Tsought after the gods|of Edom.|25:21 So Joash the|king of Israel went up;|and they saw one|another in the face,|both he and Amaziah|king of Judah, at|Bethshemesh, which|belongeth to Judah.|25:22 And Judah was|put to the worse|before Israel, and|they fled every man
R	Tto his tent.|25:23 And Joash the|king of Israel took|Amaziah king of Judah,|the son of Joash, the|son of Jehoahaz, at|Bethshemesh, and|brought him to|Jerusalem, and brake|down the wall of|Jerusalem from the|gate of Ephraim to the|corner gate, four|hundred cubits.
R	T25:24 And he took all|the gold and the|silver, and all the|vessels that were|found in the house of|God with Obededom,|and the treasures of|the king's house, the|hostages also, and|returned to Samaria.|25:25 And Amaziah the|son of Joash king of|Judah lived after the|death of Joash son of
R	TJehoahaz king of|Israel fifteen years.|25:26 Now the rest of|the acts of Amaziah,|first and last, behold,|are they not written in|the book of the kings|of Judah and Israel?|25:27 Now after the|time that Amaziah did|turn away from|following the LORD|they made a|conspiracy against him
R	Tin Jerusalem; and he|fled to Lachish: but|they sent to Lachish|after him, and slew him|there.|25:28 And they|brought him upon|horses, and buried him|with his fathers in the|city of Judah.||26:1 Then all the|people of Judah took|Uzziah, who was
R	Tsixteen years old, and|made him king in the|room of his father|Amaziah.|26:2 He built Eloth, and|restored it to Judah,|after that the king|slept with his fathers.|26:3 Sixteen years old|was Uzziah when he|began to reign, and he|reigned fifty and two|years in Jerusalem.|His mother's name also
R	Twas Jecoliah of|Jerusalem.|26:4 And he did that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD,|according to all that|his father Amaziah did.|26:5 And he sought|God in the days of|Zechariah, who had|understanding in the|visions of God: and as|long as he sought the|LORD, God made him to
R	Tprosper.|26:6 And he went|forth and warred|against the Philistines,|and brake down the|wall of Gath, and the|wall of Jabneh, and|the wall of Ashdod,|and built cities about|Ashdod, and among the|Philistines.|26:7 And God helped|him against the|Philistines, and against
R	Tthe Arabians that|dwelt in Gurbaal, and|the Mehunims.|26:8 And the Ammonites|gave gifts to Uzziah:|and his name spread|abroad even to the|entering in of Egypt;|for he strengthened|himself exceedingly.|26:9 Moreover Uzziah|built towers in|Jerusalem at the|corner gate, and at
R	Tthe valley gate, and at|the turning of the|wall, and fortified|them.|26:10 Also he built|towers in the desert,|and digged many wells:|for he had much|cattle, both in the low|country, and in the|plains: husbandmen|also, and vine|dressers in the|mountains, and in
R	TCarmel: for he loved|husbandry.|26:11 Moreover Uzziah|had an host of|fighting men, that went|out to war by bands,|according to the|number of their|account by the hand|of Jeiel the scribe|and Maaseiah the|ruler, under the hand|of Hananiah, one of|the king's captains.
R	T26:12 The whole|number of the chief|of the fathers of the|mighty men of valour|were two thousand|and six hundred.|26:13 And under their|hand was an army,|three hundred|thousand and seven|thousand and five|hundred, that made|war with mighty power,|to help the king
R	Tagainst the enemy.|26:14 And Uzziah|prepared for them|throughout all the|host shields, and|spears, and helmets,|and habergeons, and|bows, and slings to|cast stones.|26:15 And he made in|Jerusalem engines,|invented by cunning|men, to be on the|towers and upon the
R	Tbulwarks, to shoot|arrows and great|stones withal. And his|name spread far|abroad; for he was|marvellously helped,|till he was strong.|26:16 But when he was|strong, his heart was|lifted up to his|destruction: for he|transgressed against|the LORD his God, and|went into the temple of
R	Tthe LORD to burn|incense upon the|altar of incense.|26:17 And Azariah the|priest went in after|him, and with him|fourscore priests of|the LORD, that were|valiant men:|26:18 And they|withstood Uzziah the|king, and said unto him,|It appertaineth not|unto thee, Uzziah, to
R	Tburn incense unto the|LORD, but to the|priests the sons of|Aaron, that are|consecrated to burn|incense: go out of the|sanctuary; for thou|hast trespassed;|neither shall it be for|thine honour from the|LORD God.|26:19 Then Uzziah was|wroth, and had a|censer in his hand to
R	Tburn incense: and|while he was wroth|with the priests, the|leprosy even rose up|in his forehead|before the priests in|the house of the|LORD, from beside the|incense altar.|26:20 And Azariah the|chief priest, and all|the priests, looked|upon him, and, behold,|he was leprous in his
R	Tforehead, and they|thrust him out from|thence; yea, himself|hasted also to go out,|because the LORD had|smitten him.|26:21 And Uzziah the|king was a leper unto|the day of his death,|and dwelt in a several|house, being a leper;|for he was cut off|from the house of the|LORD: and Jotham his
R	Tson was over the|king's house, judging|the people of the|land.|26:22 Now the rest of|the acts of Uzziah,|first and last, did|Isaiah the prophet,|the son of Amoz, write.|26:23 So Uzziah slept|with his fathers, and|they buried him with|his fathers in the|field of the burial
R	Twhich belonged to the|kings; for they said,|He is a leper: and|Jotham his son|reigned in his stead.||27:1 Jotham was|twenty and five years|old when he began to|reign, and he reigned|sixteen years in|Jerusalem. His|mother's name also|was Jerushah, the
R	Tdaughter of Zadok.|27:2 And he did that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD,|according to all that|his father Uzziah did:|howbeit he entered|not into the temple of|the LORD. And the|people did yet|corruptly.|27:3 He built the high|gate of the house of|the LORD, and on the
R	Twall of Ophel he built|much.|27:4 Moreover he built|cities in the mountains|of Judah, and in the|forests he built|castles and towers.|27:5 He fought also|with the king of the|Ammonites, and|prevailed against|them. And the children|of Ammon gave him the|same year an hundred
R	Ttalents of silver, and|ten thousand|measures of wheat,|and ten thousand of|barley. So much did|the children of Ammon|pay unto him, both the|second year, and the|third.|27:6 So Jotham became|mighty, because he|prepared his ways|before the LORD his|God.
R	T27:7 Now the rest of|the acts of Jotham,|and all his wars, and|his ways, lo, they are|written in the book of|the kings of Israel|and Judah.|27:8 He was five and|twenty years old when|he began to reign, and|reigned sixteen years|in Jerusalem.|27:9 And Jotham slept|with his fathers, and
R	Tthey buried him in the|city of David: and|Ahaz his son reigned|in his stead.||28:1 Ahaz was twenty|years old when he|began to reign, and he|reigned sixteen years|in Jerusalem: but he|did not that which was|right in the sight of|the LORD, like David his|father:
R	T28:2 For he walked in|the ways of the kings|of Israel, and made|also molten images for|Baalim.|28:3 Moreover he|burnt incense in the|valley of the son of|Hinnom, and burnt his|children in the fire,|after the abominations|of the heathen whom|the LORD had cast out|before the children
R	Tof Israel.|28:4 He sacrificed|also and burnt|incense in the high|places, and on the|hills, and under every|green tree.|28:5 Wherefore the|LORD his God|delivered him into the|hand of the king of|Syria; and they smote|him, and carried away|a great multitude of
R	Tthem captives, and|brought them to|Damascus. And he was|also delivered into the|hand of the king of|Israel, who smote him|with a great|slaughter.|28:6 For Pekah the|son of Remaliah slew|in Judah an hundred|and twenty thousand|in one day, which were|all valiant men;
R	Tbecause they had|forsaken the LORD|God of their fathers.|28:7 And Zichri, a|mighty man of Ephraim,|slew Maaseiah the|king's son, and Azrikam|the governor of the|house, and Elkanah|that was next to the|king.|28:8 And the children|of Israel carried|away captive of their
R	Tbrethren two hundred|thousand, women, sons,|and daughters, and|took also away much|spoil from them, and|brought the spoil to|Samaria.|28:9 But a prophet of|the LORD was there,|whose name was Oded:|and he went out|before the host that|came to Samaria, and|said unto them, Behold,
R	Tbecause the LORD God|of your fathers was|wroth with Judah, he|hath delivered them|into your hand, and ye|have slain them in a|rage that reacheth up|unto heaven.|28:10 And now ye|purpose to keep|under the children of|Judah and Jerusalem|for bondmen and|bondwomen unto you:
R	Tbut are there not with|you, even with you,|sins against the LORD|your God?|28:11 Now hear me|therefore, and deliver|the captives again,|which ye have taken|captive of your|brethren: for the|fierce wrath of the|LORD is upon you.|28:12 Then certain of|the heads of the
R	Tchildren of Ephraim,|Azariah the son of|Johanan, Berechiah|the son of|Meshillemoth, and|Jehizkiah the son of|Shallum, and Amasa the|son of Hadlai, stood|up against them that|came from the war,|28:13 And said unto|them, Ye shall not|bring in the captives|hither: for whereas
R	Twe have offended|against the LORD|already, ye intend to|add more to our sins|and to our trespass:|for our trespass is|great, and there is|fierce wrath against|Israel.|28:14 So the armed|men left the captives|and the spoil before|the princes and all|the congregation.
R	T28:15 And the men|which were expressed|by name rose up, and|took the captives, and|with the spoil clothed|all that were naked|among them, and|arrayed them, and|shod them, and gave|them to eat and to|drink, and anointed|them, and carried all|the feeble of them|upon asses, and
R	Tbrought them to|Jericho, the city of|palm trees, to their|brethren: then they|returned to Samaria.|28:16 At that time did|king Ahaz send unto|the kings of Assyria|to help him.|28:17 For again the|Edomites had come and|smitten Judah, and|carried away captives.|28:18 The Philistines
R	Talso had invaded the|cities of the low|country, and of the|south of Judah, and|had taken|Bethshemesh, and|Ajalon, and Gederoth,|and Shocho with the|villages thereof, and|Timnah with the|villages thereof, Gimzo|also and the villages|thereof: and they|dwelt there.
R	T28:19 For the LORD|brought Judah low|because of Ahaz king|of Israel; for he made|Judah naked, and|transgressed sore|against the LORD.|28:20 And|Tilgathpilneser king of|Assyria came unto him,|and distressed him,|but strengthened him|not.|28:21 For Ahaz took
R	Taway a portion out of|the house of the|LORD, and out of the|house of the king, and|of the princes, and|gave it unto the king|of Assyria: but he|helped him not.|28:22 And in the time|of his distress did he|trespass yet more|against the LORD: this|is that king Ahaz.|28:23 For he
R	Tsacrificed unto the|gods of Damascus,|which smote him: and|he said, Because the|gods of the kings of|Syria help them,|therefore will I|sacrifice to them, that|they may help me. But|they were the ruin of|him, and of all Israel.|28:24 And Ahaz|gathered together the|vessels of the house
R	Tof God, and cut in|pieces the vessels of|the house of God, and|shut up the doors of|the house of the|LORD, and he made him|altars in every|corner of Jerusalem.|28:25 And in every|several city of Judah|he made high places|to burn incense unto|other gods, and|provoked to anger
R	Tthe LORD God of his|fathers.|28:26 Now the rest of|his acts and of all his|ways, first and last,|behold, they are|written in the book of|the kings of Judah|and Israel.|28:27 And Ahaz slept|with his fathers, and|they buried him in the|city, even in|Jerusalem: but they
R	Tbrought him not into|the sepulchres of the|kings of Israel: and|Hezekiah his son|reigned in his stead.||29:1 Hezekiah began|to reign when he was|five and twenty years|old, and he reigned|nine and twenty years|in Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Abijah, the daughter
R	Tof Zechariah.|29:2 And he did that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD,|according to all that|David his father had|done.|29:3 He in the first|year of his reign, in|the first month,|opened the doors of|the house of the|LORD, and repaired|them.
R	T29:4 And he brought in|the priests and the|Levites, and gathered|them together into the|east street,|29:5 And said unto|them, Hear me, ye|Levites, sanctify now|yourselves, and|sanctify the house of|the LORD God of your|fathers, and carry|forth the filthiness|out of the holy place.
R	T29:6 For our fathers|have trespassed, and|done that which was|evil in the eyes of the|LORD our God, and|have forsaken him,|and have turned away|their faces from the|habitation of the LORD,|and turned their|backs.|29:7 Also they have|shut up the doors of|the porch, and put out
R	Tthe lamps, and have|not burned incense|nor offered burnt|offerings in the holy|place unto the God of|Israel.|29:8 Wherefore the|wrath of the LORD was|upon Judah and|Jerusalem, and he|hath delivered them to|trouble, to|astonishment, and to|hissing, as ye see with
R	Tyour eyes.|29:9 For, lo, our|fathers have fallen|by the sword, and our|sons and our|daughters and our|wives are in captivity|for this.|29:10 Now it is in mine|heart to make a|covenant with the|LORD God of Israel,|that his fierce wrath|may turn away from
R	Tus.|29:11 My sons, be not|now negligent: for the|LORD hath chosen you|to stand before him,|to serve him, and that|ye should minister|unto him, and burn|incense.|29:12 Then the Levites|arose, Mahath the son|of Amasai, and Joel|the son of Azariah, of|the sons of the
R	TKohathites: and of the|sons of Merari, Kish|the son of Abdi, and|Azariah the son of|Jehalelel: and of the|Gershonites; Joah the|son of Zimmah, and|Eden the son of Joah:|29:13 And of the sons|of Elizaphan; Shimri,|and Jeiel: and of the|sons of Asaph;|Zechariah, and|Mattaniah:
R	T29:14 And of the sons|of Heman; Jehiel, and|Shimei: and of the|sons of Jeduthun;|Shemaiah, and Uzziel.|29:15 And they|gathered their|brethren, and|sanctified themselves,|and came, according|to the commandment of|the king, by the words|of the LORD, to|cleanse the house of
R	Tthe LORD.|29:16 And the priests|went into the inner|part of the house of|the LORD, to cleanse|it, and brought out all|the uncleanness that|they found in the|temple of the LORD|into the court of the|house of the LORD.|And the Levites took|it, to carry it out|abroad into the brook
R	TKidron.|29:17 Now they began|on the first day of|the first month to|sanctify, and on the|eighth day of the|month came they to|the porch of the|LORD: so they|sanctified the house|of the LORD in eight|days; and in the|sixteenth day of the|first month they made
R	Tan end.|29:18 Then they went|in to Hezekiah the king,|and said, We have|cleansed all the|house of the LORD,|and the altar of burnt|offering, with all the|vessels thereof, and|the shewbread table,|with all the vessels|thereof.|29:19 Moreover all the|vessels, which king
R	TAhaz in his reign did|cast away in his|transgression, have|we prepared and|sanctified, and, behold,|they are before the|altar of the LORD.|29:20 Then Hezekiah|the king rose early,|and gathered the|rulers of the city, and|went up to the house|of the LORD.|29:21 And they
R	Tbrought seven|bullocks, and seven|rams, and seven|lambs, and seven he|goats, for a sin|offering for the|kingdom, and for the|sanctuary, and for|Judah. And he|commanded the priests|the sons of Aaron to|offer them on the|altar of the LORD.|29:22 So they killed
R	Tthe bullocks, and the|priests received the|blood, and sprinkled it|on the altar: likewise,|when they had killed|the rams, they|sprinkled the blood|upon the altar: they|killed also the lambs,|and they sprinkled the|blood upon the altar.|29:23 And they|brought forth the he|goats for the sin
R	Toffering before the|king and the|congregation; and|they laid their hands|upon them:|29:24 And the priests|killed them, and they|made reconciliation|with their blood upon|the altar, to make an|atonement for all|Israel: for the king|commanded that the|burnt offering and
R	Tthe sin offering|should be made for all|Israel.|29:25 And he set the|Levites in the house|of the LORD with|cymbals, with|psalteries, and with|harps, according to|the commandment of|David, and of Gad the|king's seer, and|Nathan the prophet:|for so was the
R	Tcommandment of the|LORD by his prophets.|29:26 And the Levites|stood with the|instruments of David,|and the priests with|the trumpets.|29:27 And Hezekiah|commanded to offer|the burnt offering|upon the altar. And|when the burnt|offering began, the|song of the LORD
R	Tbegan also with the|trumpets, and with the|instruments ordained|by David king of|Israel.|29:28 And all the|congregation|worshipped, and the|singers sang, and the|trumpeters sounded:|and all this continued|until the burnt|offering was finished.|29:29 And when they
R	Thad made an end of|offering, the king and|all that were present|with him bowed|themselves, and|worshipped.|29:30 Moreover|Hezekiah the king and|the princes|commanded the Levites|to sing praise unto|the LORD with the|words of David, and of|Asaph the seer. And
R	Tthey sang praises with|gladness, and they|bowed their heads and|worshipped.|29:31 Then Hezekiah|answered and said,|Now ye have|consecrated|yourselves unto the|LORD, come near and|bring sacrifices and|thank offerings into|the house of the|LORD. And the
R	Tcongregation brought|in sacrifices and|thank offerings; and|as many as were of a|free heart burnt|offerings.|29:32 And the number|of the burnt|offerings, which the|congregation brought,|was threescore and|ten bullocks, an|hundred rams, and two|hundred lambs: all
R	Tthese were for a|burnt offering to the|LORD.|29:33 And the|consecrated things|were six hundred|oxen and three|thousand sheep.|29:34 But the priests|were too few, so that|they could not flay all|the burnt offerings:|wherefore their|brethren the Levites
R	Tdid help them, till the|work was ended, and|until the other priests|had sanctified|themselves: for the|Levites were more|upright in heart to|sanctify themselves|than the priests.|29:35 And also the|burnt offerings were|in abundance, with the|fat of the peace|offerings, and the
R	Tdrink offerings for|every burnt offering.|So the service of the|house of the LORD|was set in order.|29:36 And Hezekiah|rejoiced, and all the|people, that God had|prepared the people:|for the thing was|done suddenly.||30:1 And Hezekiah|sent to all Israel and
R	TJudah, and wrote|letters also to|Ephraim and Manasseh,|that they should come|to the house of the|LORD at Jerusalem, to|keep the passover|unto the LORD God of|Israel.|30:2 For the king had|taken counsel, and his|princes, and all the|congregation in|Jerusalem, to keep the
R	Tpassover in the|second month.|30:3 For they could|not keep it at that|time, because the|priests had not|sanctified themselves|sufficiently, neither|had the people|gathered themselves|together to|Jerusalem.|30:4 And the thing|pleased the king and
R	Tall the congregation.|30:5 So they|established a decree|to make proclamation|throughout all Israel,|from Beersheba even|to Dan, that they|should come to keep|the passover unto the|LORD God of Israel at|Jerusalem: for they|had not done it of a|long time in such sort|as it was written.
R	T30:6 So the posts went|with the letters from|the king and his|princes throughout all|Israel and Judah, and|according to the|commandment of the|king, saying, Ye|children of Israel,|turn again unto the|LORD God of Abraham,|Isaac, and Israel, and|he will return to the|remnant of you, that
R	Tare escaped out of|the hand of the kings|of Assyria.|30:7 And be not ye like|your fathers, and like|your brethren, which|trespassed against|the LORD God of their|fathers, who|therefore gave them|up to desolation, as|ye see.|30:8 Now be ye not|stiffnecked, as your
R	Tfathers were, but|yield yourselves unto|the LORD, and enter|into his sanctuary,|which he hath|sanctified for ever:|and serve the LORD|your God, that the|fierceness of his|wrath may turn away|from you.|30:9 For if ye turn|again unto the LORD,|your brethren and
R	Tyour children shall|find compassion|before them that lead|them captive, so that|they shall come again|into this land: for the|LORD your God is|gracious and merciful,|and will not turn away|his face from you, if|ye return unto him.|30:10 So the posts|passed from city to|city through the
R	Tcountry of Ephraim|and Manasseh even|unto Zebulun: but they|laughed them to|scorn, and mocked|them.|30:11 Nevertheless|divers of Asher and|Manasseh and of|Zebulun humbled|themselves, and came|to Jerusalem.|30:12 Also in Judah|the hand of God was
R	Tto give them one heart|to do the commandment|of the king and of the|princes, by the word|of the LORD.|30:13 And there|assembled at|Jerusalem much|people to keep the|feast of unleavened|bread in the second|month, a very great|congregation.|30:14 And they arose
R	Tand took away the|altars that were in|Jerusalem, and all the|altars for incense|took they away, and|cast them into the|brook Kidron.|30:15 Then they killed|the passover on the|fourteenth day of the|second month: and the|priests and the|Levites were ashamed,|and sanctified
R	Tthemselves, and|brought in the burnt|offerings into the|house of the LORD.|30:16 And they stood|in their place after|their manner,|according to the law|of Moses the man of|God: the priests|sprinkled the blood,|which they received|of the hand of the|Levites.
R	T30:17 For there were|many in the|congregation that|were not sanctified:|therefore the Levites|had the charge of the|killing of the|passovers for every|one that was not|clean, to sanctify them|unto the LORD.|30:18 For a multitude|of the people, even|many of Ephraim, and
R	TManasseh, Issachar,|and Zebulun, had not|cleansed themselves,|yet did they eat the|passover otherwise|than it was written. But|Hezekiah prayed for|them, saying, The good|LORD pardon every|one|30:19 That prepareth|his heart to seek God,|the LORD God of his|fathers, though he be
R	Tnot cleansed|according to the|purification of the|sanctuary.|30:20 And the LORD|hearkened to|Hezekiah, and healed|the people.|30:21 And the children|of Israel that were|present at Jerusalem|kept the feast of|unleavened bread|seven days with great
R	Tgladness: and the|Levites and the|priests praised the|LORD day by day,|singing with loud|instruments unto the|LORD.|30:22 And Hezekiah|spake comfortably|unto all the Levites|that taught the good|knowledge of the|LORD: and they did eat|throughout the feast
R	Tseven days, offering|peace offerings, and|making confession to|the LORD God of their|fathers.|30:23 And the whole|assembly took counsel|to keep other seven|days: and they kept|other seven days with|gladness.|30:24 For Hezekiah|king of Judah did give|to the congregation a
R	Tthousand bullocks and|seven thousand|sheep; and the|princes gave to the|congregation a|thousand bullocks and|ten thousand sheep:|and a great number|of priests sanctified|themselves.|30:25 And all the|congregation of|Judah, with the priests|and the Levites, and
R	Tall the congregation|that came out of|Israel, and the|strangers that came|out of the land of|Israel, and that dwelt|in Judah, rejoiced.|30:26 So there was|great joy in|Jerusalem: for since|the time of Solomon|the son of David king|of Israel there was|not the like in
R	TJerusalem.|30:27 Then the priests|the Levites arose and|blessed the people:|and their voice was|heard, and their|prayer came up to his|holy dwelling place,|even unto heaven.||31:1 Now when all this|was finished, all Israel|that were present|went out to the cities
R	Tof Judah, and brake|the images in pieces,|and cut down the|groves, and threw|down the high places|and the altars out of|all Judah and|Benjamin, in Ephraim|also and Manasseh,|until they had utterly|destroyed them all.|Then all the children|of Israel returned,|every man to his
R	Tpossession, into their|own cities.|31:2 And Hezekiah|appointed the courses|of the priests and the|Levites after their|courses, every man|according to his|service, the priests|and Levites for burnt|offerings and for|peace offerings, to|minister, and to give|thanks, and to praise
R	Tin the gates of the|tents of the LORD.|31:3 He appointed also|the king's portion of|his substance for the|burnt offerings, to wit,|for the morning and|evening burnt|offerings, and the|burnt offerings for|the sabbaths, and for|the new moons, and|for the set feasts, as|it is written in the law
R	Tof the LORD.|31:4 Moreover he|commanded the people|that dwelt in|Jerusalem to give the|portion of the priests|and the Levites, that|they might be|encouraged in the law|of the LORD.|31:5 And as soon as|the commandment came|abroad, the children|of Israel brought in
R	Tabundance the|firstfruits of corn,|wine, and oil, and|honey, and of all the|increase of the field;|and the tithe of all|things brought they in|abundantly.|31:6 And concerning|the children of Israel|and Judah, that dwelt|in the cities of Judah,|they also brought in|the tithe of oxen and
R	Tsheep, and the tithe|of holy things which|were consecrated|unto the LORD their|God, and laid them by|heaps.|31:7 In the third month|they began to lay the|foundation of the|heaps, and finished|them in the seventh|month.|31:8 And when|Hezekiah and the
R	Tprinces came and saw|the heaps, they|blessed the LORD, and|his people Israel.|31:9 Then Hezekiah|questioned with the|priests and the|Levites concerning|the heaps.|31:10 And Azariah the|chief priest of the|house of Zadok|answered him, and|said, Since the people
R	Tbegan to bring the|offerings into the|house of the LORD, we|have had enough to|eat, and have left|plenty: for the LORD|hath blessed his|people; and that which|is left is this great|store.|31:11 Then Hezekiah|commanded to prepare|chambers in the house|of the LORD; and they
R	Tprepared them,|31:12 And brought in|the offerings and the|tithes and the|dedicated things|faithfully: over which|Cononiah the Levite|was ruler, and Shimei|his brother was the|next.|31:13 And Jehiel, and|Azaziah, and Nahath,|and Asahel, and|Jerimoth, and Jozabad,
R	Tand Eliel, and|Ismachiah, and Mahath,|and Benaiah, were|overseers under the|hand of Cononiah and|Shimei his brother, at|the commandment of|Hezekiah the king, and|Azariah the ruler of|the house of God.|31:14 And Kore the|son of Imnah the|Levite, the porter|toward the east, was
R	Tover the freewill|offerings of God, to|distribute the|oblations of the LORD,|and the most holy|things.|31:15 And next him|were Eden, and|Miniamin, and Jeshua,|and Shemaiah, Amariah,|and Shecaniah, in the|cities of the priests,|in their set office, to|give to their brethren
R	Tby courses, as well to|the great as to the|small:|31:16 Beside their|genealogy of males,|from three years old|and upward, even unto|every one that|entereth into the|house of the LORD, his|daily portion for their|service in their|charges according to|their courses;
R	T31:17 Both to the|genealogy of the|priests by the house|of their fathers, and|the Levites from|twenty years old and|upward, in their|charges by their|courses;|31:18 And to the|genealogy of all their|little ones, their wives,|and their sons, and|their daughters,
R	Tthrough all the|congregation: for in|their set office they|sanctified themselves|in holiness:|31:19 Also of the sons|of Aaron the priests,|which were in the|fields of the suburbs|of their cities, in|every several city,|the men that were|expressed by name, to|give portions to all
R	Tthe males among the|priests, and to all that|were reckoned by|genealogies among the|Levites.|31:20 And thus did|Hezekiah throughout|all Judah, and wrought|that which was good|and right and truth|before the LORD his|God.|31:21 And in every|work that he began in
R	Tthe service of the|house of God, and in|the law, and in the|commandments, to seek|his God, he did it with|all his heart, and|prospered.||32:1 After these|things, and the|establishment thereof,|Sennacherib king of|Assyria came, and|entered into Judah,
R	Tand encamped against|the fenced cities, and|thought to win them|for himself.|32:2 And when|Hezekiah saw that|Sennacherib was come,|and that he was|purposed to fight|against Jerusalem,|32:3 He took counsel|with his princes and|his mighty men to stop|the waters of the
R	Tfountains which were|without the city: and|they did help him.|32:4 So there was|gathered much people|together, who stopped|all the fountains, and|the brook that ran|through the midst of|the land, saying, Why|should the kings of|Assyria come, and find|much water?|32:5 Also he
R	Tstrengthened himself,|and built up all the|wall that was broken,|and raised it up to the|towers, and another|wall without, and|repaired Millo in the|city of David, and|made darts and|shields in abundance.|32:6 And he set|captains of war over|the people, and|gathered them
R	Ttogether to him in the|street of the gate of|the city, and spake|comfortably to them,|saying,|32:7 Be strong and|courageous, be not|afraid nor dismayed|for the king of|Assyria, nor for all|the multitude that is|with him: for there be|more with us than with|him:
R	T32:8 With him is an arm|of flesh; but with us is|the LORD our God to|help us, and to fight|our battles. And the|people rested|themselves upon the|words of Hezekiah|king of Judah.|32:9 After this did|Sennacherib king of|Assyria send his|servants to|Jerusalem, (but he
R	Thimself laid siege|against Lachish, and|all his power with him,)|unto Hezekiah king of|Judah, and unto all|Judah that were at|Jerusalem, saying,|32:10 Thus saith|Sennacherib king of|Assyria, Whereon do|ye trust, that ye abide|in the siege in|Jerusalem?|32:11 Doth not
R	THezekiah persuade|you to give over|yourselves to die by|famine and by thirst,|saying, The LORD our|God shall deliver us|out of the hand of the|king of Assyria?|32:12 Hath not the|same Hezekiah taken|away his high places|and his altars, and|commanded Judah and|Jerusalem, saying, Ye
R	Tshall worship before|one altar, and burn|incense upon it?|32:13 Know ye not|what I and my fathers|have done unto all the|people of other|lands? were the gods|of the nations of|those lands any ways|able to deliver their|lands out of mine|hand?|32:14 Who was there
R	Tamong all the gods of|those nations that my|fathers utterly|destroyed, that could|deliver his people out|of mine hand, that|your God should be|able to deliver you|out of mine hand?|32:15 Now therefore|let not Hezekiah|deceive you, nor|persuade you on this|manner, neither yet
R	Tbelieve him: for no god|of any nation or|kingdom was able to|deliver his people out|of mine hand, and out|of the hand of my|fathers: how much|less shall your God|deliver you out of|mine hand?|32:16 And his|servants spake yet|more against the LORD|God, and against his
R	Tservant Hezekiah.|32:17 He wrote also|letters to rail on the|LORD God of Israel,|and to speak against|him, saying, As the|gods of the nations of|other lands have not|delivered their people|out of mine hand, so|shall not the God of|Hezekiah deliver his|people out of mine|hand.
R	T32:18 Then they cried|with a loud voice in|the Jews' speech unto|the people of|Jerusalem that were|on the wall, to affright|them, and to trouble|them; that they might|take the city.|32:19 And they spake|against the God of|Jerusalem, as against|the gods of the|people of the earth,
R	Twhich were the work|of the hands of man.|32:20 And for this|cause Hezekiah the|king, and the prophet|Isaiah the son of|Amoz, prayed and|cried to heaven.|32:21 And the LORD|sent an angel, which|cut off all the mighty|men of valour, and the|leaders and captains|in the camp of the king
R	Tof Assyria. So he|returned with shame|of face to his own|land. And when he was|come into the house|of his god, they that|came forth of his own|bowels slew him there|with the sword.|32:22 Thus the LORD|saved Hezekiah and|the inhabitants of|Jerusalem from the|hand of Sennacherib
R	Tthe king of Assyria,|and from the hand of|all other, and guided|them on every side.|32:23 And many|brought gifts unto the|LORD to Jerusalem,|and presents to|Hezekiah king of|Judah: so that he was|magnified in the sight|of all nations from|thenceforth.|32:24 In those days
R	THezekiah was sick to|the death, and prayed|unto the LORD: and he|spake unto him, and he|gave him a sign.|32:25 But Hezekiah|rendered not again|according to the|benefit done unto him;|for his heart was|lifted up: therefore|there was wrath upon|him, and upon Judah|and Jerusalem.
R	T32:26 Notwithstanding|Hezekiah humbled|himself for the pride|of his heart, both he|and the inhabitants of|Jerusalem, so that the|wrath of the LORD|came not upon them in|the days of Hezekiah.|32:27 And Hezekiah|had exceeding much|riches and honour:|and he made himself|treasuries for silver,
R	Tand for gold, and for|precious stones, and|for spices, and for|shields, and for all|manner of pleasant|jewels;|32:28 Storehouses|also for the increase|of corn, and wine, and|oil; and stalls for all|manner of beasts, and|cotes for flocks.|32:29 Moreover he|provided him cities,
R	Tand possessions of|flocks and herds in|abundance: for God|had given him|substance very much.|32:30 This same|Hezekiah also stopped|the upper|watercourse of Gihon,|and brought it|straight down to the|west side of the city|of David. And Hezekiah|prospered in all his
R	Tworks.|32:31 Howbeit in the|business of the|ambassadors of the|princes of Babylon,|who sent unto him to|enquire of the wonder|that was done in the|land, God left him, to|try him, that he might|know all that was in|his heart.|32:32 Now the rest of|the acts of Hezekiah,
R	Tand his goodness,|behold, they are|written in the vision of|Isaiah the prophet,|the son of Amoz, and|in the book of the|kings of Judah and|Israel.|32:33 And Hezekiah|slept with his fathers,|and they buried him in|the chiefest of the|sepulchres of the|sons of David: and all
R	TJudah and the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem did him|honour at his death.|And Manasseh his son|reigned in his stead.||33:1 Manasseh was|twelve years old when|he began to reign, and|he reigned fifty and|five years in|Jerusalem:|33:2 But did that which
R	Twas evil in the sight of|the LORD, like unto the|abominations of the|heathen, whom the|LORD had cast out|before the children|of Israel.|33:3 For he built again|the high places which|Hezekiah his father|had broken down, and|he reared up altars|for Baalim, and made|groves, and
R	Tworshipped all the|host of heaven, and|served them.|33:4 Also he built|altars in the house of|the LORD, whereof the|LORD had said, In|Jerusalem shall my|name be for ever.|33:5 And he built|altars for all the host|of heaven in the two|courts of the house|of the LORD.
R	T33:6 And he caused|his children to pass|through the fire in|the valley of the son|of Hinnom: also he|observed times, and|used enchantments,|and used witchcraft,|and dealt with a|familiar spirit, and with|wizards: he wrought|much evil in the sight|of the LORD, to|provoke him to anger.
R	T33:7 And he set a|carved image, the idol|which he had made, in|the house of God, of|which God had said to|David and to Solomon|his son, In this house,|and in Jerusalem,|which I have chosen|before all the tribes|of Israel, will I put my|name for ever:|33:8 Neither will I any|more remove the foot
R	Tof Israel from out of|the land which I have|appointed for your|fathers; so that they|will take heed to do all|that I have commanded|them, according to the|whole law and the|statutes and the|ordinances by the|hand of Moses.|33:9 So Manasseh|made Judah and the|inhabitants of
R	TJerusalem to err, and|to do worse than the|heathen, whom the|LORD had destroyed|before the children|of Israel.|33:10 And the LORD|spake to Manasseh,|and to his people: but|they would not|hearken.|33:11 Wherefore the|LORD brought upon|them the captains of
R	Tthe host of the king|of Assyria, which took|Manasseh among the|thorns, and bound him|with fetters, and|carried him to|Babylon.|33:12 And when he was|in affliction, he|besought the LORD his|God, and humbled|himself greatly before|the God of his|fathers,
R	T33:13 And prayed unto|him: and he was|intreated of him, and|heard his supplication,|and brought him again|to Jerusalem into his|kingdom. Then|Manasseh knew that|the LORD he was God.|33:14 Now after this|he built a wall without|the city of David, on|the west side of Gihon,|in the valley, even to
R	Tthe entering in at the|fish gate, and|compassed about|Ophel, and raised it up|a very great height,|and put captains of|war in all the fenced|cities of Judah.|33:15 And he took|away the strange|gods, and the idol out|of the house of the|LORD, and all the|altars that he had
R	Tbuilt in the mount of|the house of the|LORD, and in|Jerusalem, and cast|them out of the city.|33:16 And he repaired|the altar of the LORD,|and sacrificed|thereon peace|offerings and thank|offerings, and|commanded Judah to|serve the LORD God|of Israel.
R	T33:17 Nevertheless|the people did|sacrifice still in the|high places, yet unto|the LORD their God|only.|33:18 Now the rest of|the acts of Manasseh,|and his prayer unto|his God, and the words|of the seers that|spake to him in the|name of the LORD God|of Israel, behold, they
R	Tare written in the|book of the kings of|Israel.|33:19 His prayer also,|and how God was|intreated of him, and|all his sins, and his|trespass, and the|places wherein he|built high places, and|set up groves and|graven images, before|he was humbled:|behold, they are
R	Twritten among the|sayings of the seers.|33:20 So Manasseh|slept with his fathers,|and they buried him in|his own house: and|Amon his son reigned|in his stead.|33:21 Amon was two|and twenty years old|when he began to|reign, and reigned two|years in Jerusalem.|33:22 But he did that
R	Twhich was evil in the|sight of the LORD, as|did Manasseh his|father: for Amon|sacrificed unto all the|carved images which|Manasseh his father|had made, and served|them;|33:23 And humbled not|himself before the|LORD, as Manasseh his|father had humbled|himself; but Amon
R	Ttrespassed more and|more.|33:24 And his|servants conspired|against him, and slew|him in his own house.|33:25 But the people|of the land slew all|them that had|conspired against king|Amon; and the people|of the land made|Josiah his son king in|his stead.
R	T34:1 Josiah was eight|years old when he|began to reign, and he|reigned in Jerusalem|one and thirty years.|34:2 And he did that|which was right in the|sight of the LORD, and|walked in the ways of|David his father, and|declined neither to|the right hand, nor to|the left.|34:3 For in the eighth
R	Tyear of his reign,|while he was yet|young, he began to|seek after the God of|David his father: and|in the twelfth year he|began to purge Judah|and Jerusalem from|the high places, and|the groves, and the|carved images, and|the molten images.|34:4 And they brake|down the altars of
R	TBaalim in his presence;|and the images, that|were on high above|them, he cut down; and|the groves, and the|carved images, and|the molten images, he|brake in pieces, and|made dust of them,|and strowed it upon|the graves of them|that had sacrificed|unto them.|34:5 And he burnt the
R	Tbones of the priests|upon their altars, and|cleansed Judah and|Jerusalem.|34:6 And so did he in|the cities of|Manasseh, and|Ephraim, and Simeon,|even unto Naphtali,|with their mattocks|round about.|34:7 And when he had|broken down the|altars and the
R	Tgroves, and had|beaten the graven|images into powder,|and cut down all the|idols throughout all|the land of Israel, he|returned to|Jerusalem.|34:8 Now in the|eighteenth year of his|reign, when he had|purged the land, and|the house, he sent|Shaphan the son of
R	TAzaliah, and Maaseiah|the governor of the|city, and Joah the son|of Joahaz the|recorder, to repair|the house of the LORD|his God.|34:9 And when they|came to Hilkiah the|high priest, they|delivered the money|that was brought into|the house of God,|which the Levites that
R	Tkept the doors had|gathered of the hand|of Manasseh and|Ephraim, and of all the|remnant of Israel, and|of all Judah and|Benjamin; and they|returned to|Jerusalem.|34:10 And they put it|in the hand of the|workmen that had the|oversight of the|house of the LORD,
R	Tand they gave it to|the workmen that|wrought in the house|of the LORD, to repair|and amend the house:|34:11 Even to the|artificers and|builders gave they it,|to buy hewn stone,|and timber for|couplings, and to|floor the houses|which the kings of|Judah had destroyed.
R	T34:12 And the men did|the work faithfully:|and the overseers of|them were Jahath and|Obadiah, the Levites,|of the sons of Merari;|and Zechariah and|Meshullam, of the sons|of the Kohathites, to|set it forward; and|other of the Levites,|all that could skill of|instruments of musick.|34:13 Also they were
R	Tover the bearers of|burdens, and were|overseers of all that|wrought the work in|any manner of|service: and of the|Levites there were|scribes, and officers,|and porters.|34:14 And when they|brought out the money|that was brought into|the house of the|LORD, Hilkiah the priest
R	Tfound a book of the|law of the LORD given|by Moses.|34:15 And Hilkiah|answered and said to|Shaphan the scribe, I|have found the book|of the law in the|house of the LORD.|And Hilkiah delivered|the book to Shaphan.|34:16 And Shaphan|carried the book to|the king, and brought
R	Tthe king word back|again, saying, All that|was committed to thy|servants, they do it.|34:17 And they have|gathered together the|money that was found|in the house of the|LORD, and have|delivered it into the|hand of the|overseers, and to the|hand of the workmen.|34:18 Then Shaphan
R	Tthe scribe told the|king, saying, Hilkiah the|priest hath given me a|book. And Shaphan|read it before the|king.|34:19 And it came to|pass, when the king|had heard the words|of the law, that he|rent his clothes.|34:20 And the king|commanded Hilkiah, and|Ahikam the son of
R	TShaphan, and Abdon|the son of Micah, and|Shaphan the scribe,|and Asaiah a servant|of the king's, saying,|34:21 Go, enquire of|the LORD for me, and|for them that are left|in Israel and in Judah,|concerning the words|of the book that is|found: for great is|the wrath of the LORD|that is poured out
R	Tupon us, because our|fathers have not kept|the word of the LORD,|to do after all that is|written in this book.|34:22 And Hilkiah, and|they that the king had|appointed, went to|Huldah the|prophetess, the wife|of Shallum the son of|Tikvath, the son of|Hasrah, keeper of the|wardrobe; (now she
R	Tdwelt in Jerusalem in|the college:) and they|spake to her to that|effect.|34:23 And she|answered them, Thus|saith the LORD God of|Israel, Tell ye the man|that sent you to me,|34:24 Thus saith the|LORD, Behold, I will|bring evil upon this|place, and upon the|inhabitants thereof,
R	Teven all the curses|that are written in the|book which they have|read before the king|of Judah:|34:25 Because they|have forsaken me, and|have burned incense|unto other gods, that|they might provoke me|to anger with all the|works of their hands;|therefore my wrath|shall be poured out
R	Tupon this place, and|shall not be quenched.|34:26 And as for the|king of Judah, who|sent you to enquire|of the LORD, so shall|ye say unto him, Thus|saith the LORD God of|Israel concerning the|words which thou hast|heard;|34:27 Because thine|heart was tender, and|thou didst humble
R	Tthyself before God,|when thou heardest|his words against this|place, and against the|inhabitants thereof,|and humbledst thyself|before me, and didst|rend thy clothes, and|weep before me; I|have even heard thee|also, saith the LORD.|34:28 Behold, I will|gather thee to thy|fathers, and thou
R	Tshalt be gathered to|thy grave in peace,|neither shall thine|eyes see all the evil|that I will bring upon|this place, and upon|the inhabitants of the|same. So they brought|the king word again.|34:29 Then the king|sent and gathered|together all the|elders of Judah and|Jerusalem.
R	T34:30 And the king|went up into the house|of the LORD, and all|the men of Judah, and|the inhabitants of|Jerusalem, and the|priests, and the|Levites, and all the|people, great and|small: and he read in|their ears all the|words of the book of|the covenant that was|found in the house of
R	Tthe LORD.|34:31 And the king|stood in his place, and|made a covenant|before the LORD, to|walk after the LORD,|and to keep his|commandments, and his|testimonies, and his|statutes, with all his|heart, and with all his|soul, to perform the|words of the|covenant which are
R	Twritten in this book.|34:32 And he caused|all that were present|in Jerusalem and|Benjamin to stand to|it. And the inhabitants|of Jerusalem did|according to the|covenant of God, the|God of their fathers.|34:33 And Josiah took|away all the|abominations out of all|the countries that
R	Tpertained to the|children of Israel,|and made all that were|present in Israel to|serve, even to serve|the LORD their God.|And all his days they|departed not from|following the LORD, the|God of their fathers.||35:1 Moreover Josiah|kept a passover unto|the LORD in Jerusalem:
R	Tand they killed the|passover on the|fourteenth day of the|first month.|35:2 And he set the|priests in their|charges, and|encouraged them to|the service of the|house of the LORD,|35:3 And said unto the|Levites that taught all|Israel, which were|holy unto the LORD,
R	TPut the holy ark in the|house which Solomon|the son of David king|of Israel did build; it|shall not be a burden|upon your shoulders:|serve now the LORD|your God, and his|people Israel,|35:4 And prepare|yourselves by the|houses of your|fathers, after your|courses, according to
R	Tthe writing of David|king of Israel, and|according to the|writing of Solomon his|son.|35:5 And stand in the|holy place according|to the divisions of the|families of the fathers|of your brethren the|people, and after the|division of the families|of the Levites.|35:6 So kill the
R	Tpassover, and|sanctify yourselves,|and prepare your|brethren, that they|may do according to|the word of the LORD|by the hand of Moses.|35:7 And Josiah gave|to the people, of the|flock, lambs and kids,|all for the passover|offerings, for all that|were present, to the|number of thirty
R	Tthousand, and three|thousand bullocks:|these were of the|king's substance.|35:8 And his princes|gave willingly unto the|people, to the priests,|and to the Levites:|Hilkiah and Zechariah|and Jehiel, rulers of|the house of God,|gave unto the priests|for the passover|offerings two
R	Tthousand and six|hundred small cattle|and three hundred|oxen.|35:9 Conaniah also,|and Shemaiah and|Nethaneel, his|brethren, and|Hashabiah and Jeiel|and Jozabad, chief of|the Levites, gave unto|the Levites for|passover offerings|five thousand small
R	Tcattle, and five|hundred oxen.|35:10 So the service|was prepared, and the|priests stood in their|place, and the Levites|in their courses,|according to the|king's commandment.|35:11 And they killed|the passover, and the|priests sprinkled the|blood from their|hands, and the Levites
R	Tflayed them.|35:12 And they|removed the burnt|offerings, that they|might give according|to the divisions of the|families of the people,|to offer unto the|LORD, as it is written in|the book of Moses.|And so did they with|the oxen.|35:13 And they|roasted the passover
R	Twith fire according to|the ordinance: but the|other holy offerings|sod they in pots, and|in caldrons, and in|pans, and divided them|speedily among all the|people.|35:14 And afterward|they made ready for|themselves, and for|the priests: because|the priests the sons|of Aaron were busied
R	Tin offering of burnt|offerings and the fat|until night; therefore|the Levites prepared|for themselves, and|for the priests the|sons of Aaron.|35:15 And the singers|the sons of Asaph|were in their place,|according to the|commandment of David,|and Asaph, and Heman,|and Jeduthun the
R	Tking's seer; and the|porters waited at|every gate; they might|not depart from their|service; for their|brethren the Levites|prepared for them.|35:16 So all the|service of the LORD|was prepared the|same day, to keep the|passover, and to|offer burnt offerings|upon the altar of the
R	TLORD, according to the|commandment of king|Josiah.|35:17 And the children|of Israel that were|present kept the|passover at that time,|and the feast of|unleavened bread|seven days.|35:18 And there was|no passover like to|that kept in Israel|from the days of
R	TSamuel the prophet;|neither did all the|kings of Israel keep|such a passover as|Josiah kept, and the|priests, and the|Levites, and all Judah|and Israel that were|present, and the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem.|35:19 In the|eighteenth year of|the reign of Josiah
R	Twas this passover|kept.|35:20 After all this,|when Josiah had|prepared the temple,|Necho king of Egypt|came up to fight|against Charchemish|by Euphrates: and|Josiah went out|against him.|35:21 But he sent|ambassadors to him,|saying, What have I to
R	Tdo with thee, thou king|of Judah? I come not|against thee this day,|but against the house|wherewith I have war:|for God commanded me|to make haste:|forbear thee from|meddling with God, who|is with me, that he|destroy thee not.|35:22 Nevertheless|Josiah would not turn|his face from him, but
R	Tdisguised himself, that|he might fight with him,|and hearkened not|unto the words of|Necho from the mouth|of God, and came to|fight in the valley of|Megiddo.|35:23 And the archers|shot at king Josiah;|and the king said to|his servants, Have me|away; for I am sore|wounded.
R	T35:24 His servants|therefore took him out|of that chariot, and|put him in the second|chariot that he had;|and they brought him|to Jerusalem, and he|died, and was buried in|one of the sepulchres|of his fathers. And all|Judah and Jerusalem|mourned for Josiah.|35:25 And Jeremiah|lamented for Josiah:
R	Tand all the singing men|and the singing women|spake of Josiah in|their lamentations to|this day, and made|them an ordinance in|Israel: and, behold,|they are written in the|lamentations.|35:26 Now the rest of|the acts of Josiah,|and his goodness,|according to that|which was written in
R	Tthe law of the LORD,|35:27 And his deeds,|first and last, behold,|they are written in the|book of the kings of|Israel and Judah.||36:1 Then the people|of the land took|Jehoahaz the son of|Josiah, and made him|king in his father's|stead in Jerusalem.|36:2 Jehoahaz was
R	Ttwenty and three|years old when he|began to reign, and he|reigned three months|in Jerusalem.|36:3 And the king of|Egypt put him down at|Jerusalem, and|condemned the land in|an hundred talents of|silver and a talent of|gold.|36:4 And the king of|Egypt made Eliakim his
R	Tbrother king over|Judah and Jerusalem,|and turned his name|to Jehoiakim. And|Necho took Jehoahaz|his brother, and|carried him to Egypt.|36:5 Jehoiakim was|twenty and five years|old when he began to|reign, and he reigned|eleven years in|Jerusalem: and he did|that which was evil in
R	Tthe sight of the LORD|his God.|36:6 Against him came|up Nebuchadnezzar|king of Babylon, and|bound him in fetters,|to carry him to|Babylon.|36:7 Nebuchadnezzar|also carried of the|vessels of the house|of the LORD to|Babylon, and put them|in his temple at
R	TBabylon.|36:8 Now the rest of|the acts of Jehoiakim,|and his abominations|which he did, and that|which was found in him,|behold, they are|written in the book of|the kings of Israel|and Judah: and|Jehoiachin his son|reigned in his stead.|36:9 Jehoiachin was|eight years old when
R	The began to reign, and|he reigned three|months and ten days|in Jerusalem: and he|did that which was evil|in the sight of the|LORD.|36:10 And when the|year was expired, king|Nebuchadnezzar sent,|and brought him to|Babylon, with the|goodly vessels of the|house of the LORD,
R	Tand made Zedekiah his|brother king over|Judah and Jerusalem.|36:11 Zedekiah was|one and twenty years|old when he began to|reign, and reigned|eleven years in|Jerusalem.|36:12 And he did that|which was evil in the|sight of the LORD his|God, and humbled not|himself before
R	TJeremiah the prophet|speaking from the|mouth of the LORD.|36:13 And he also|rebelled against king|Nebuchadnezzar, who|had made him swear by|God: but he stiffened|his neck, and|hardened his heart|from turning unto the|LORD God of Israel.|36:14 Moreover all the|chief of the priests,
R	Tand the people,|transgressed very|much after all the|abominations of the|heathen; and polluted|the house of the LORD|which he had hallowed|in Jerusalem.|36:15 And the LORD|God of their fathers|sent to them by his|messengers, rising up|betimes, and sending;|because he had
R	Tcompassion on his|people, and on his|dwelling place:|36:16 But they mocked|the messengers of|God, and despised his|words, and misused his|prophets, until the|wrath of the LORD|arose against his|people, till there was|no remedy.|36:17 Therefore he|brought upon them the
R	Tking of the Chaldees,|who slew their young|men with the sword in|the house of their|sanctuary, and had no|compassion upon|young man or maiden,|old man, or him that|stooped for age: he|gave them all into his|hand.|36:18 And all the|vessels of the house|of God, great and
R	Tsmall, and the|treasures of the|house of the LORD,|and the treasures of|the king, and of his|princes; all these he|brought to Babylon.|36:19 And they burnt|the house of God, and|brake down the wall of|Jerusalem, and burnt|all the palaces|thereof with fire, and|destroyed all the
R	Tgoodly vessels|thereof.|36:20 And them that|had escaped from the|sword carried he|away to Babylon;|where they were|servants to him and|his sons until the|reign of the kingdom|of Persia:|36:21 To fulfil the|word of the LORD by|the mouth of Jeremiah,
R	Tuntil the land had|enjoyed her|sabbaths: for as long|as she lay desolate|she kept sabbath, to|fulfil threescore and|ten years.|36:22 Now in the first|year of Cyrus king of|Persia, that the word|of the LORD spoken by|the mouth of Jeremiah|might be accomplished,|the LORD stirred up
R	Tthe spirit of Cyrus|king of Persia, that he|made a proclamation|throughout all his|kingdom, and put it|also in writing, saying,|36:23 Thus saith|Cyrus king of Persia,|All the kingdoms of the|earth hath the LORD|God of heaven given|me; and he hath|charged me to build|him an house in
R	TJerusalem, which is in|Judah. Who is there|among you of all his|people? The LORD his|God be with him, and|let him go up.
R	K2;Ezra	T||1:1 Now in the first|year of Cyrus king of|Persia, that the word|of the LORD by the|mouth of Jeremiah|might be fulfilled, the|LORD stirred up the|spirit of Cyrus king of|Persia, that he made a|proclamation|throughout all his|kingdom, and put it
R	Talso in writing, saying,|1:2 Thus saith Cyrus|king of Persia, The|LORD God of heaven|hath given me all the|kingdoms of the earth;|and he hath charged|me to build him an|house at Jerusalem,|which is in Judah.|1:3 Who is there among|you of all his people?|his God be with him,|and let him go up to
R	TJerusalem, which is in|Judah, and build the|house of the LORD|God of Israel, (he is|the God,) which is in|Jerusalem.|1:4 And whosoever|remaineth in any place|where he sojourneth,|let the men of his|place help him with|silver, and with gold,|and with goods, and|with beasts, beside the
R	Tfreewill offering for|the house of God that|is in Jerusalem.|1:5 Then rose up the|chief of the fathers|of Judah and|Benjamin, and the|priests, and the|Levites, with all them|whose spirit God had|raised, to go up to|build the house of the|LORD which is in|Jerusalem.
R	T1:6 And all they that|were about them|strengthened their|hands with vessels of|silver, with gold, with|goods, and with|beasts, and with|precious things,|beside all that was|willingly offered.|1:7 Also Cyrus the|king brought forth the|vessels of the house|of the LORD, which
R	TNebuchadnezzar had|brought forth out of|Jerusalem, and had|put them in the house|of his gods;|1:8 Even those did|Cyrus king of Persia|bring forth by the|hand of Mithredath|the treasurer, and|numbered them unto|Sheshbazzar, the|prince of Judah.|1:9 And this is the
R	Tnumber of them: thirty|chargers of gold, a|thousand chargers of|silver, nine and twenty|knives,|1:10 Thirty basons of|gold, silver basons of|a second sort four|hundred and ten, and|other vessels a|thousand.|1:11 All the vessels of|gold and of silver|were five thousand
R	Tand four hundred. All|these did|Sheshbazzar bring up|with them of the|captivity that were|brought up from|Babylon unto|Jerusalem.||2:1 Now these are the|children of the|province that went up|out of the captivity, of|those which had been
R	Tcarried away, whom|Nebuchadnezzar the|king of Babylon had|carried away unto|Babylon, and came|again unto Jerusalem|and Judah, every one|unto his city;|2:2 Which came with|Zerubbabel: Jeshua,|Nehemiah, Seraiah,|Reelaiah, Mordecai,|Bilshan, Mizpar, Bigvai,|Rehum, Baanah. The
R	Tnumber of the men of|the people of Israel:|2:3 The children of|Parosh, two thousand|an hundred seventy|and two.|2:4 The children of|Shephatiah, three|hundred seventy and|two.|2:5 The children of|Arah, seven hundred|seventy and five.|2:6 The children of
R	TPahathmoab, of the|children of Jeshua|and Joab, two|thousand eight|hundred and twelve.|2:7 The children of|Elam, a thousand two|hundred fifty and|four.|2:8 The children of|Zattu, nine hundred|forty and five.|2:9 The children of|Zaccai, seven hundred
R	Tand threescore.|2:10 The children of|Bani, six hundred|forty and two.|2:11 The children of|Bebai, six hundred|twenty and three.|2:12 The children of|Azgad, a thousand two|hundred twenty and|two.|2:13 The children of|Adonikam, six hundred|sixty and six.
R	T2:14 The children of|Bigvai, two thousand|fifty and six.|2:15 The children of|Adin, four hundred|fifty and four.|2:16 The children of|Ater of Hezekiah,|ninety and eight.|2:17 The children of|Bezai, three hundred|twenty and three.|2:18 The children of|Jorah, an hundred
R	Tand twelve.|2:19 The children of|Hashum, two hundred|twenty and three.|2:20 The children of|Gibbar, ninety and|five.|2:21 The children of|Bethlehem, an hundred|twenty and three.|2:22 The men of|Netophah, fifty and|six.|2:23 The men of
R	TAnathoth, an hundred|twenty and eight.|2:24 The children of|Azmaveth, forty and|two.|2:25 The children of|Kirjatharim, Chephirah,|and Beeroth, seven|hundred and forty|and three.|2:26 The children of|Ramah and Gaba, six|hundred twenty and|one.
R	T2:27 The men of|Michmas, an hundred|twenty and two.|2:28 The men of Bethel|and Ai, two hundred|twenty and three.|2:29 The children of|Nebo, fifty and two.|2:30 The children of|Magbish, an hundred|fifty and six.|2:31 The children of|the other Elam, a|thousand two hundred
R	Tfifty and four.|2:32 The children of|Harim, three hundred|and twenty.|2:33 The children of|Lod, Hadid, and Ono,|seven hundred twenty|and five.|2:34 The children of|Jericho, three|hundred forty and|five.|2:35 The children of|Senaah, three
R	Tthousand and six|hundred and thirty.|2:36 The priests: the|children of Jedaiah,|of the house of|Jeshua, nine hundred|seventy and three.|2:37 The children of|Immer, a thousand|fifty and two.|2:38 The children of|Pashur, a thousand|two hundred forty|and seven.
R	T2:39 The children of|Harim, a thousand and|seventeen.|2:40 The Levites: the|children of Jeshua|and Kadmiel, of the|children of Hodaviah,|seventy and four.|2:41 The singers: the|children of Asaph, an|hundred twenty and|eight.|2:42 The children of|the porters: the
R	Tchildren of Shallum,|the children of Ater,|the children of|Talmon, the children|of Akkub, the children|of Hatita, the children|of Shobai, in all an|hundred thirty and|nine.|2:43 The Nethinims: the|children of Ziha, the|children of Hasupha,|the children of|Tabbaoth,
R	T2:44 The children of|Keros, the children of|Siaha, the children of|Padon,|2:45 The children of|Lebanah, the children|of Hagabah, the|children of Akkub,|2:46 The children of|Hagab, the children of|Shalmai, the children|of Hanan,|2:47 The children of|Giddel, the children of
R	TGahar, the children of|Reaiah,|2:48 The children of|Rezin, the children of|Nekoda, the children|of Gazzam,|2:49 The children of|Uzza, the children of|Paseah, the children|of Besai,|2:50 The children of|Asnah, the children of|Mehunim, the children|of Nephusim,
R	T2:51 The children of|Bakbuk, the children|of Hakupha, the|children of Harhur,|2:52 The children of|Bazluth, the children|of Mehida, the children|of Harsha,|2:53 The children of|Barkos, the children|of Sisera, the children|of Thamah,|2:54 The children of|Neziah, the children of
R	THatipha.|2:55 The children of|Solomon's servants:|the children of Sotai,|the children of|Sophereth, the|children of Peruda,|2:56 The children of|Jaalah, the children|of Darkon, the|children of Giddel,|2:57 The children of|Shephatiah, the|children of Hattil, the
R	Tchildren of Pochereth|of Zebaim, the children|of Ami.|2:58 All the Nethinims,|and the children of|Solomon's servants,|were three hundred|ninety and two.|2:59 And these were|they which went up|from Telmelah,|Telharsa, Cherub,|Addan, and Immer: but|they could not shew
R	Ttheir father's house,|and their seed,|whether they were of|Israel:|2:60 The children of|Delaiah, the children|of Tobiah, the children|of Nekoda, six|hundred fifty and two.|2:61 And of the|children of the|priests: the children|of Habaiah, the|children of Koz, the
R	Tchildren of Barzillai;|which took a wife of|the daughters of|Barzillai the Gileadite,|and was called after|their name:|2:62 These sought|their register among|those that were|reckoned by|genealogy, but they|were not found:|therefore were they,|as polluted, put from
R	Tthe priesthood.|2:63 And the Tirshatha|said unto them, that|they should not eat of|the most holy things,|till there stood up a|priest with Urim and|with Thummim.|2:64 The whole|congregation together|was forty and two|thousand three|hundred and|threescore,
R	T2:65 Beside their|servants and their|maids, of whom there|were seven thousand|three hundred thirty|and seven: and there|were among them two|hundred singing men|and singing women.|2:66 Their horses|were seven hundred|thirty and six; their|mules, two hundred|forty and five;
R	T2:67 Their camels,|four hundred thirty|and five; their asses,|six thousand seven|hundred and twenty.|2:68 And some of the|chief of the fathers,|when they came to the|house of the LORD|which is at Jerusalem,|offered freely for|the house of God to|set it up in his place:|2:69 They gave after
R	Ttheir ability unto the|treasure of the work|threescore and one|thousand drams of|gold, and five|thousand pound of|silver, and one|hundred priests'|garments.|2:70 So the priests,|and the Levites, and|some of the people,|and the singers, and|the porters, and the
R	TNethinims, dwelt in|their cities, and all|Israel in their cities.||3:1 And when the|seventh month was|come, and the children|of Israel were in the|cities, the people|gathered themselves|together as one man|to Jerusalem.|3:2 Then stood up|Jeshua the son of
R	TJozadak, and his|brethren the priests,|and Zerubbabel the|son of Shealtiel, and|his brethren, and|builded the altar of|the God of Israel, to|offer burnt offerings|thereon, as it is|written in the law of|Moses the man of God.|3:3 And they set the|altar upon his bases;|for fear was upon
R	Tthem because of the|people of those|countries: and they|offered burnt|offerings thereon|unto the LORD, even|burnt offerings|morning and evening.|3:4 They kept also the|feast of tabernacles,|as it is written, and|offered the daily|burnt offerings by|number, according to
R	Tthe custom, as the|duty of every day|required;|3:5 And afterward|offered the continual|burnt offering, both|of the new moons, and|of all the set feasts|of the LORD that were|consecrated, and of|every one that|willingly offered a|freewill offering unto|the LORD.
R	T3:6 From the first day|of the seventh month|began they to offer|burnt offerings unto|the LORD. But the|foundation of the|temple of the LORD|was not yet laid.|3:7 They gave money|also unto the masons,|and to the|carpenters; and meat,|and drink, and oil, unto|them of Zidon, and to
R	Tthem of Tyre, to bring|cedar trees from|Lebanon to the sea of|Joppa, according to|the grant that they|had of Cyrus king of|Persia.|3:8 Now in the second|year of their coming|unto the house of God|at Jerusalem, in the|second month, began|Zerubbabel the son of|Shealtiel, and Jeshua
R	Tthe son of Jozadak,|and the remnant of|their brethren the|priests and the|Levites, and all they|that were come out of|the captivity unto|Jerusalem; and|appointed the Levites,|from twenty years old|and upward, to set|forward the work of|the house of the|LORD.
R	T3:9 Then stood Jeshua|with his sons and his|brethren, Kadmiel and|his sons, the sons of|Judah, together, to|set forward the|workmen in the house|of God: the sons of|Henadad, with their|sons and their|brethren the Levites.|3:10 And when the|builders laid the|foundation of the
R	Ttemple of the LORD,|they set the priests in|their apparel with|trumpets, and the|Levites the sons of|Asaph with cymbals, to|praise the LORD, after|the ordinance of|David king of Israel.|3:11 And they sang|together by course in|praising and giving|thanks unto the LORD;|because he is good,
R	Tfor his mercy|endureth for ever|toward Israel. And all|the people shouted|with a great shout,|when they praised the|LORD, because the|foundation of the|house of the LORD|was laid.|3:12 But many of the|priests and Levites|and chief of the|fathers, who were
R	Tancient men, that had|seen the first house,|when the foundation|of this house was laid|before their eyes,|wept with a loud voice;|and many shouted|aloud for joy:|3:13 So that the|people could not|discern the noise of|the shout of joy from|the noise of the|weeping of the people:
R	Tfor the people|shouted with a loud|shout, and the noise|was heard afar off.||4:1 Now when the|adversaries of Judah|and Benjamin heard|that the children of|the captivity builded|the temple unto the|LORD God of Israel;|4:2 Then they came to|Zerubbabel, and to
R	Tthe chief of the|fathers, and said unto|them, Let us build with|you: for we seek your|God, as ye do; and we|do sacrifice unto him|since the days of|Esarhaddon king of|Assur, which brought|us up hither.|4:3 But Zerubbabel,|and Jeshua, and the|rest of the chief of|the fathers of Israel,
R	Tsaid unto them, Ye|have nothing to do|with us to build an|house unto our God;|but we ourselves|together will build|unto the LORD God of|Israel, as king Cyrus|the king of Persia|hath commanded us.|4:4 Then the people of|the land weakened the|hands of the people|of Judah, and
R	Ttroubled them in|building,|4:5 And hired|counsellors against|them, to frustrate|their purpose, all the|days of Cyrus king of|Persia, even until the|reign of Darius king|of Persia.|4:6 And in the reign of|Ahasuerus, in the|beginning of his reign,|wrote they unto him an
R	Taccusation against the|inhabitants of Judah|and Jerusalem.|4:7 And in the days of|Artaxerxes wrote|Bishlam, Mithredath,|Tabeel, and the rest|of their companions,|unto Artaxerxes king|of Persia; and the|writing of the letter|was written in the|Syrian tongue, and|interpreted in the
R	TSyrian tongue.|4:8 Rehum the|chancellor and|Shimshai the scribe|wrote a letter against|Jerusalem to|Artaxerxes the king in|this sort:|4:9 Then wrote Rehum|the chancellor, and|Shimshai the scribe,|and the rest of their|companions; the|Dinaites, the
R	TApharsathchites, the|Tarpelites, the|Apharsites, the|Archevites, the|Babylonians, the|Susanchites, the|Dehavites, and the|Elamites,|4:10 And the rest of|the nations whom the|great and noble|Asnapper brought|over, and set in the|cities of Samaria, and
R	Tthe rest that are on|this side the river,|and at such a time.|4:11 This is the copy|of the letter that they|sent unto him, even|unto Artaxerxes the|king; Thy servants the|men on this side the|river, and at such a|time.|4:12 Be it known unto|the king, that the Jews|which came up from
R	Tthee to us are come|unto Jerusalem,|building the rebellious|and the bad city, and|have set up the walls|thereof, and joined|the foundations.|4:13 Be it known now|unto the king, that, if|this city be builded,|and the walls set up|again, then will they|not pay toll, tribute,|and custom, and so
R	Tthou shalt endamage|the revenue of the|kings.|4:14 Now because we|have maintenance|from the king's palace,|and it was not meet|for us to see the|king's dishonour,|therefore have we|sent and certified the|king;|4:15 That search may|be made in the book of
R	Tthe records of thy|fathers: so shalt thou|find in the book of the|records, and know|that this city is a|rebellious city, and|hurtful unto kings and|provinces, and that|they have moved|sedition within the|same of old time: for|which cause was this|city destroyed.|4:16 We certify the
R	Tking that, if this city|be builded again, and|the walls thereof set|up, by this means thou|shalt have no portion|on this side the river.|4:17 Then sent the|king an answer unto|Rehum the chancellor,|and to Shimshai the|scribe, and to the|rest of their|companions that dwell|in Samaria, and unto
R	Tthe rest beyond the|river, Peace, and at|such a time.|4:18 The letter which|ye sent unto us hath|been plainly read|before me.|4:19 And I commanded,|and search hath been|made, and it is found|that this city of old|time hath made|insurrection against|kings, and that
R	Trebellion and sedition|have been made|therein.|4:20 There have been|mighty kings also over|Jerusalem, which have|ruled over all|countries beyond the|river; and toll, tribute,|and custom, was paid|unto them.|4:21 Give ye now|commandment to cause|these men to cease,
R	Tand that this city be|not builded, until|another commandment|shall be given from|me.|4:22 Take heed now|that ye fail not to do|this: why should|damage grow to the|hurt of the kings?|4:23 Now when the|copy of king|Artaxerxes' letter|was read before
R	TRehum, and Shimshai|the scribe, and their|companions, they went|up in haste to|Jerusalem unto the|Jews, and made them|to cease by force|and power.|4:24 Then ceased the|work of the house of|God which is at|Jerusalem. So it|ceased unto the|second year of the
R	Treign of Darius king|of Persia.||5:1 Then the prophets,|Haggai the prophet,|and Zechariah the son|of Iddo, prophesied|unto the Jews that|were in Judah and|Jerusalem in the name|of the God of Israel,|even unto them.|5:2 Then rose up|Zerubbabel the son of
R	TShealtiel, and Jeshua|the son of Jozadak,|and began to build the|house of God which is|at Jerusalem: and with|them were the|prophets of God|helping them.|5:3 At the same time|came to them Tatnai,|governor on this side|the river, and|Shetharboznai and|their companions, and
R	Tsaid thus unto them,|Who hath commanded|you to build this|house, and to make up|this wall?|5:4 Then said we unto|them after this|manner, What are the|names of the men that|make this building?|5:5 But the eye of|their God was upon|the elders of the|Jews, that they could
R	Tnot cause them to|cease, till the matter|came to Darius: and|then they returned|answer by letter|concerning this|matter.|5:6 The copy of the|letter that Tatnai,|governor on this side|the river, and|Shetharboznai and his|companions the|Apharsachites, which
R	Twere on this side the|river, sent unto|Darius the king:|5:7 They sent a letter|unto him, wherein was|written thus; Unto|Darius the king, all|peace.|5:8 Be it known unto|the king, that we went|into the province of|Judea, to the house|of the great God,|which is builded with
R	Tgreat stones, and|timber is laid in the|walls, and this work|goeth fast on, and|prospereth in their|hands.|5:9 Then asked we|those elders, and said|unto them thus, Who|commanded you to|build this house, and|to make up these|walls?|5:10 We asked their
R	Tnames also, to certify|thee, that we might|write the names of the|men that were the|chief of them.|5:11 And thus they|returned us answer,|saying, We are the|servants of the God|of heaven and earth,|and build the house|that was builded these|many years ago, which|a great king of Israel
R	Tbuilded and set up.|5:12 But after that|our fathers had|provoked the God of|heaven unto wrath, he|gave them into the|hand of|Nebuchadnezzar the|king of Babylon, the|Chaldean, who|destroyed this house,|and carried the|people away into|Babylon.
R	T5:13 But in the first|year of Cyrus the|king of Babylon the|same king Cyrus made|a decree to build this|house of God.|5:14 And the vessels|also of gold and|silver of the house of|God, which|Nebuchadnezzar took|out of the temple that|was in Jerusalem, and|brought them into the
R	Ttemple of Babylon,|those did Cyrus the|king take out of the|temple of Babylon, and|they were delivered|unto one, whose name|was Sheshbazzar,|whom he had made|governor;|5:15 And said unto him,|Take these vessels,|go, carry them into|the temple that is in|Jerusalem, and let the
R	Thouse of God be|builded in his place.|5:16 Then came the|same Sheshbazzar,|and laid the|foundation of the|house of God which is|in Jerusalem: and|since that time even|until now hath it been|in building, and yet it|is not finished.|5:17 Now therefore, if|it seem good to the
R	Tking, let there be|search made in the|king's treasure house,|which is there at|Babylon, whether it be|so, that a decree was|made of Cyrus the|king to build this|house of God at|Jerusalem, and let the|king send his pleasure|to us concerning this|matter.|
R	T6:1 Then Darius the|king made a decree,|and search was made|in the house of the|rolls, where the|treasures were laid|up in Babylon.|6:2 And there was|found at Achmetha, in|the palace that is in|the province of the|Medes, a roll, and|therein was a record|thus written:
R	T6:3 In the first year|of Cyrus the king the|same Cyrus the king|made a decree|concerning the house|of God at Jerusalem,|Let the house be|builded, the place|where they offered|sacrifices, and let the|foundations thereof|be strongly laid; the|height thereof|threescore cubits,
R	Tand the breadth|thereof threescore|cubits;|6:4 With three rows of|great stones, and a|row of new timber: and|let the expenses be|given out of the king's|house:|6:5 And also let the|golden and silver|vessels of the house|of God, which|Nebuchadnezzar took
R	Tforth out of the|temple which is at|Jerusalem, and|brought unto Babylon,|be restored, and|brought again unto|the temple which is at|Jerusalem, every one|to his place, and place|them in the house of|God.|6:6 Now therefore,|Tatnai, governor|beyond the river,
R	TShetharboznai, and|your companions the|Apharsachites, which|are beyond the river,|be ye far from|thence:|6:7 Let the work of|this house of God|alone; let the|governor of the Jews|and the elders of the|Jews build this house|of God in his place.|6:8 Moreover I make a
R	Tdecree what ye shall|do to the elders of|these Jews for the|building of this house|of God: that of the|king's goods, even of|the tribute beyond the|river, forthwith|expenses be given|unto these men, that|they be not hindered.|6:9 And that which|they have need of,|both young bullocks,
R	Tand rams, and lambs,|for the burnt|offerings of the God|of heaven, wheat, salt,|wine, and oil,|according to the|appointment of the|priests which are at|Jerusalem, let it be|given them day by day|without fail:|6:10 That they may|offer sacrifices of|sweet savours unto
R	Tthe God of heaven,|and pray for the life|of the king, and of his|sons.|6:11 Also I have made|a decree, that|whosoever shall alter|this word, let timber|be pulled down from|his house, and being|set up, let him be|hanged thereon; and|let his house be made|a dunghill for this.
R	T6:12 And the God that|hath caused his name|to dwell there destroy|all kings and people,|that shall put to their|hand to alter and to|destroy this house of|God which is at|Jerusalem. I Darius|have made a decree;|let it be done with|speed.|6:13 Then Tatnai,|governor on this side
R	Tthe river,|Shetharboznai, and|their companions,|according to that|which Darius the king|had sent, so they did|speedily.|6:14 And the elders of|the Jews builded, and|they prospered|through the|prophesying of Haggai|the prophet and|Zechariah the son of
R	TIddo. And they builded,|and finished it,|according to the|commandment of the|God of Israel, and|according to the|commandment of|Cyrus, and Darius, and|Artaxerxes king of|Persia.|6:15 And this house|was finished on the|third day of the month|Adar, which was in the
R	Tsixth year of the|reign of Darius the|king.|6:16 And the children|of Israel, the priests,|and the Levites, and|the rest of the|children of the|captivity, kept the|dedication of this|house of God with joy.|6:17 And offered at|the dedication of this|house of God an
R	Thundred bullocks, two|hundred rams, four|hundred lambs; and|for a sin offering for|all Israel, twelve he|goats, according to|the number of the|tribes of Israel.|6:18 And they set the|priests in their|divisions, and the|Levites in their|courses, for the|service of God, which
R	Tis at Jerusalem; as it|is written in the book|of Moses.|6:19 And the children|of the captivity kept|the passover upon|the fourteenth day of|the first month.|6:20 For the priests|and the Levites were|purified together, all|of them were pure,|and killed the|passover for all the
R	Tchildren of the|captivity, and for|their brethren the|priests, and for|themselves.|6:21 And the children|of Israel, which were|come again out of|captivity, and all such|as had separated|themselves unto them|from the filthiness of|the heathen of the|land, to seek the LORD
R	TGod of Israel, did eat,|6:22 And kept the|feast of unleavened|bread seven days with|joy: for the LORD had|made them joyful, and|turned the heart of|the king of Assyria|unto them, to|strengthen their|hands in the work of|the house of God, the|God of Israel.|
R	T7:1 Now after these|things, in the reign of|Artaxerxes king of|Persia, Ezra the son|of Seraiah, the son of|Azariah, the son of|Hilkiah,|7:2 The son of|Shallum, the son of|Zadok, the son of|Ahitub,|7:3 The son of|Amariah, the son of|Azariah, the son of
R	TMeraioth,|7:4 The son of|Zerahiah, the son of|Uzzi, the son of Bukki,|7:5 The son of|Abishua, the son of|Phinehas, the son of|Eleazar, the son of|Aaron the chief|priest:|7:6 This Ezra went up|from Babylon; and he|was a ready scribe in|the law of Moses,
R	Twhich the LORD God of|Israel had given: and|the king granted him|all his request,|according to the hand|of the LORD his God|upon him.|7:7 And there went up|some of the children|of Israel, and of the|priests, and the|Levites, and the|singers, and the|porters, and the
R	TNethinims, unto|Jerusalem, in the|seventh year of|Artaxerxes the king.|7:8 And he came to|Jerusalem in the fifth|month, which was in the|seventh year of the|king.|7:9 For upon the first|day of the first month|began he to go up|from Babylon, and on|the first day of the
R	Tfifth month came he to|Jerusalem, according|to the good hand of|his God upon him.|7:10 For Ezra had|prepared his heart to|seek the law of the|LORD, and to do it, and|to teach in Israel|statutes and|judgments.|7:11 Now this is the|copy of the letter|that the king
R	TArtaxerxes gave unto|Ezra the priest, the|scribe, even a scribe|of the words of the|commandments of the|LORD, and of his|statutes to Israel.|7:12 Artaxerxes, king|of kings, unto Ezra|the priest, a scribe of|the law of the God of|heaven, perfect|peace, and at such a|time.
R	T7:13 I make a decree,|that all they of the|people of Israel, and|of his priests and|Levites, in my realm,|which are minded of|their own freewill to|go up to Jerusalem,|go with thee.|7:14 Forasmuch as|thou art sent of the|king, and of his seven|counsellors, to|enquire concerning
R	TJudah and Jerusalem,|according to the law|of thy God which is in|thine hand;|7:15 And to carry the|silver and gold, which|the king and his|counsellors have|freely offered unto|the God of Israel,|whose habitation is in|Jerusalem,|7:16 And all the silver|and gold that thou
R	Tcanst find in all the|province of Babylon,|with the freewill|offering of the|people, and of the|priests, offering|willingly for the house|of their God which is|in Jerusalem:|7:17 That thou mayest|buy speedily with this|money bullocks, rams,|lambs, with their meat|offerings and their
R	Tdrink offerings, and|offer them upon the|altar of the house of|your God which is in|Jerusalem.|7:18 And whatsoever|shall seem good to|thee, and to thy|brethren, to do with|the rest of the silver|and the gold, that do|after the will of your|God.|7:19 The vessels also
R	Tthat are given thee|for the service of the|house of thy God,|those deliver thou|before the God of|Jerusalem.|7:20 And whatsoever|more shall be needful|for the house of thy|God, which thou shalt|have occasion to|bestow, bestow it out|of the king's treasure|house.
R	T7:21 And I, even I|Artaxerxes the king,|do make a decree to|all the treasurers|which are beyond the|river, that whatsoever|Ezra the priest, the|scribe of the law of|the God of heaven,|shall require of you,|it be done speedily,|7:22 Unto an hundred|talents of silver, and|to an hundred
R	Tmeasures of wheat,|and to an hundred|baths of wine, and to|an hundred baths of|oil, and salt without|prescribing how much.|7:23 Whatsoever is|commanded by the God|of heaven, let it be|diligently done for the|house of the God of|heaven: for why|should there be wrath|against the realm of
R	Tthe king and his sons?|7:24 Also we certify|you, that touching any|of the priests and|Levites, singers,|porters, Nethinims, or|ministers of this|house of God, it shall|not be lawful to|impose toll, tribute, or|custom, upon them.|7:25 And thou, Ezra,|after the wisdom of|thy God, that is in
R	Tthine hand, set|magistrates and|judges, which may|judge all the people|that are beyond the|river, all such as|know the laws of thy|God; and teach ye|them that know them|not.|7:26 And whosoever|will not do the law of|thy God, and the law|of the king, let
R	Tjudgment be executed|speedily upon him,|whether it be unto|death, or to|banishment, or to|confiscation of goods,|or to imprisonment.|7:27 Blessed be the|LORD God of our|fathers, which hath|put such a thing as|this in the king's|heart, to beautify the|house of the LORD
R	Twhich is in Jerusalem:|7:28 And hath|extended mercy unto|me before the king,|and his counsellors,|and before all the|king's mighty princes.|And I was|strengthened as the|hand of the LORD my|God was upon me, and|I gathered together|out of Israel chief|men to go up with me.
R	T8:1 These are now the|chief of their fathers,|and this is the|genealogy of them|that went up with me|from Babylon, in the|reign of Artaxerxes|the king.|8:2 Of the sons of|Phinehas; Gershom: of|the sons of Ithamar;|Daniel: of the sons of|David; Hattush.|8:3 Of the sons of
R	TShechaniah, of the|sons of Pharosh;|Zechariah: and with him|were reckoned by|genealogy of the|males an hundred and|fifty.|8:4 Of the sons of|Pahathmoab; Elihoenai|the son of Zerahiah,|and with him two|hundred males.|8:5 Of the sons of|Shechaniah; the son
R	Tof Jahaziel, and with|him three hundred|males.|8:6 Of the sons also|of Adin; Ebed the son|of Jonathan, and with|him fifty males.|8:7 And of the sons of|Elam; Jeshaiah the son|of Athaliah, and with|him seventy males.|8:8 And of the sons of|Shephatiah; Zebadiah|the son of Michael,
R	Tand with him|fourscore males.|8:9 Of the sons of|Joab; Obadiah the son|of Jehiel, and with him|two hundred and|eighteen males.|8:10 And of the sons|of Shelomith; the son|of Josiphiah, and with|him an hundred and|threescore males.|8:11 And of the sons|of Bebai; Zechariah
R	Tthe son of Bebai, and|with him twenty and|eight males.|8:12 And of the sons|of Azgad; Johanan the|son of Hakkatan, and|with him an hundred|and ten males.|8:13 And of the last|sons of Adonikam,|whose names are|these, Eliphelet, Jeiel,|and Shemaiah, and with|them threescore
R	Tmales.|8:14 Of the sons also|of Bigvai; Uthai, and|Zabbud, and with them|seventy males.|8:15 And I gathered|them together to the|river that runneth to|Ahava; and there|abode we in tents|three days: and I|viewed the people, and|the priests, and found|there none of the
R	Tsons of Levi.|8:16 Then sent I for|Eliezer, for Ariel, for|Shemaiah, and for|Elnathan, and for|Jarib, and for|Elnathan, and for|Nathan, and for|Zechariah, and for|Meshullam, chief men;|also for Joiarib, and|for Elnathan, men of|understanding.|8:17 And I sent them
R	Twith commandment unto|Iddo the chief at the|place Casiphia, and I|told them what they|should say unto Iddo,|and to his brethren|the Nethinims, at the|place Casiphia, that|they should bring|unto us ministers for|the house of our God.|8:18 And by the good|hand of our God upon|us they brought us a
R	Tman of understanding,|of the sons of Mahli,|the son of Levi, the|son of Israel; and|Sherebiah, with his|sons and his|brethren, eighteen;|8:19 And Hashabiah,|and with him Jeshaiah|of the sons of Merari,|his brethren and their|sons, twenty;|8:20 Also of the|Nethinims, whom David
R	Tand the princes had|appointed for the|service of the|Levites, two hundred|and twenty Nethinims:|all of them were|expressed by name.|8:21 Then I proclaimed|a fast there, at the|river of Ahava, that|we might afflict|ourselves before our|God, to seek of him a|right way for us, and
R	Tfor our little ones,|and for all our|substance.|8:22 For I was|ashamed to require of|the king a band of|soldiers and|horsemen to help us|against the enemy in|the way: because we|had spoken unto the|king, saying, The hand|of our God is upon all|them for good that
R	Tseek him; but his|power and his wrath is|against all them that|forsake him.|8:23 So we fasted and|besought our God for|this: and he was|intreated of us.|8:24 Then I separated|twelve of the chief of|the priests, Sherebiah,|Hashabiah, and ten of|their brethren with|them,
R	T8:25 And weighed unto|them the silver, and|the gold, and the|vessels, even the|offering of the house|of our God, which the|king, and his|counsellors, and his|lords, and all Israel|there present, had|offered:|8:26 I even weighed|unto their hand six|hundred and fifty
R	Ttalents of silver, and|silver vessels an|hundred talents, and|of gold an hundred|talents;|8:27 Also twenty|basons of gold, of a|thousand drams; and|two vessels of fine|copper, precious as|gold.|8:28 And I said unto|them, Ye are holy unto|the LORD; the vessels
R	Tare holy also; and the|silver and the gold|are a freewill|offering unto the|LORD God of your|fathers.|8:29 Watch ye, and|keep them, until ye|weigh them before the|chief of the priests|and the Levites, and|chief of the fathers|of Israel, at|Jerusalem, in the
R	Tchambers of the|house of the LORD.|8:30 So took the|priests and the|Levites the weight of|the silver, and the|gold, and the vessels,|to bring them to|Jerusalem unto the|house of our God.|8:31 Then we departed|from the river of|Ahava on the twelfth|day of the first month,
R	Tto go unto Jerusalem:|and the hand of our|God was upon us, and|he delivered us from|the hand of the|enemy, and of such as|lay in wait by the way.|8:32 And we came to|Jerusalem, and abode|there three days.|8:33 Now on the|fourth day was the|silver and the gold|and the vessels
R	Tweighed in the house|of our God by the|hand of Meremoth the|son of Uriah the|priest; and with him|was Eleazar the son|of Phinehas; and with|them was Jozabad the|son of Jeshua, and|Noadiah the son of|Binnui, Levites;|8:34 By number and by|weight of every one:|and all the weight was
R	Twritten at that time.|8:35 Also the children|of those that had|been carried away,|which were come out|of the captivity,|offered burnt|offerings unto the|God of Israel, twelve|bullocks for all|Israel, ninety and six|rams, seventy and|seven lambs, twelve he|goats for a sin
R	Toffering: all this was a|burnt offering unto|the LORD.|8:36 And they|delivered the king's|commissions unto the|king's lieutenants, and|to the governors on|this side the river:|and they furthered|the people, and the|house of God.||9:1 Now when these
R	Tthings were done, the|princes came to me,|saying, The people of|Israel, and the|priests, and the|Levites, have not|separated themselves|from the people of|the lands, doing|according to their|abominations, even of|the Canaanites, the|Hittites, the Perizzites,|the Jebusites, the
R	TAmmonites, the|Moabites, the|Egyptians, and the|Amorites.|9:2 For they have|taken of their|daughters for|themselves, and for|their sons: so that the|holy seed have|mingled themselves|with the people of|those lands: yea, the|hand of the princes
R	Tand rulers hath been|chief in this trespass.|9:3 And when I heard|this thing, I rent my|garment and my|mantle, and plucked|off the hair of my|head and of my beard,|and sat down astonied.|9:4 Then were|assembled unto me|every one that|trembled at the words|of the God of Israel,
R	Tbecause of the|transgression of|those that had been|carried away; and I|sat astonied until the|evening sacrifice.|9:5 And at the evening|sacrifice I arose up|from my heaviness;|and having rent my|garment and my|mantle, I fell upon my|knees, and spread out|my hands unto the
R	TLORD my God,|9:6 And said, O my God,|I am ashamed and|blush to lift up my|face to thee, my God:|for our iniquities are|increased over our|head, and our|trespass is grown up|unto the heavens.|9:7 Since the days of|our fathers have we|been in a great|trespass unto this
R	Tday; and for our|iniquities have we, our|kings, and our priests,|been delivered into|the hand of the kings|of the lands, to the|sword, to captivity,|and to a spoil, and to|confusion of face, as|it is this day.|9:8 And now for a|little space grace|hath been shewed|from the LORD our
R	TGod, to leave us a|remnant to escape,|and to give us a nail|in his holy place, that|our God may lighten|our eyes, and give us|a little reviving in our|bondage.|9:9 For we were|bondmen; yet our God|hath not forsaken us|in our bondage, but|hath extended mercy|unto us in the sight of
R	Tthe kings of Persia, to|give us a reviving, to|set up the house of|our God, and to repair|the desolations|thereof, and to give|us a wall in Judah and|in Jerusalem.|9:10 And now, O our|God, what shall we say|after this? for we|have forsaken thy|commandments,|9:11 Which thou hast
R	Tcommanded by thy|servants the|prophets, saying, The|land, unto which ye go|to possess it, is an|unclean land with the|filthiness of the|people of the lands,|with their abominations,|which have filled it|from one end to|another with their|uncleanness.|9:12 Now therefore
R	Tgive not your|daughters unto their|sons, neither take|their daughters unto|your sons, nor seek|their peace or their|wealth for ever: that|ye may be strong, and|eat the good of the|land, and leave it for|an inheritance to your|children for ever.|9:13 And after all that|is come upon us for
R	Tour evil deeds, and|for our great|trespass, seeing that|thou our God hast|punished us less than|our iniquities deserve,|and hast given us|such deliverance as|this;|9:14 Should we again|break thy|commandments, and|join in affinity with the|people of these
R	Tabominations?|wouldest not thou be|angry with us till thou|hadst consumed us, so|that there should be|no remnant nor|escaping?|9:15 O LORD God of|Israel, thou art|righteous: for we|remain yet escaped,|as it is this day:|behold, we are before|thee in our
R	Ttrespasses: for we|cannot stand before|thee because of this.||10:1 Now when Ezra|had prayed, and when|he had confessed,|weeping and casting|himself down before|the house of God,|there assembled unto|him out of Israel a|very great|congregation of men
R	Tand women and|children: for the|people wept very|sore.|10:2 And Shechaniah|the son of Jehiel, one|of the sons of Elam,|answered and said|unto Ezra, We have|trespassed against|our God, and have|taken strange wives|of the people of the|land: yet now there is
R	Thope in Israel|concerning this thing.|10:3 Now therefore let|us make a covenant|with our God to put|away all the wives, and|such as are born of|them, according to the|counsel of my lord,|and of those that|tremble at the|commandment of our|God; and let it be done|according to the law.
R	T10:4 Arise; for this|matter belongeth unto|thee: we also will be|with thee: be of good|courage, and do it.|10:5 Then arose Ezra,|and made the chief|priests, the Levites,|and all Israel, to|swear that they|should do according|to this word. And they|sware.|10:6 Then Ezra rose
R	Tup from before the|house of God, and|went into the chamber|of Johanan the son of|Eliashib: and when he|came thither, he did|eat no bread, nor|drink water: for he|mourned because of|the transgression of|them that had been|carried away.|10:7 And they made|proclamation
R	Tthroughout Judah and|Jerusalem unto all the|children of the|captivity, that they|should gather|themselves together|unto Jerusalem;|10:8 And that|whosoever would not|come within three|days, according to the|counsel of the|princes and the|elders, all his
R	Tsubstance should be|forfeited, and himself|separated from the|congregation of those|that had been carried|away.|10:9 Then all the men|of Judah and|Benjamin gathered|themselves together|unto Jerusalem within|three days. It was the|ninth month, on the|twentieth day of the
R	Tmonth; and all the|people sat in the|street of the house|of God, trembling|because of this|matter, and for the|great rain.|10:10 And Ezra the|priest stood up, and|said unto them, Ye|have transgressed,|and have taken|strange wives, to|increase the trespass
R	Tof Israel.|10:11 Now therefore|make confession unto|the LORD God of your|fathers, and do his|pleasure: and|separate yourselves|from the people of|the land, and from the|strange wives.|10:12 Then all the|congregation|answered and said|with a loud voice, As
R	Tthou hast said, so|must we do.|10:13 But the people|are many, and it is a|time of much rain, and|we are not able to|stand without, neither|is this a work of one|day or two: for we|are many that have|transgressed in this|thing.|10:14 Let now our|rulers of all the
R	Tcongregation stand,|and let all them which|have taken strange|wives in our cities|come at appointed|times, and with them|the elders of every|city, and the judges|thereof, until the|fierce wrath of our|God for this matter be|turned from us.|10:15 Only Jonathan|the son of Asahel and
R	TJahaziah the son of|Tikvah were employed|about this matter: and|Meshullam and|Shabbethai the Levite|helped them.|10:16 And the children|of the captivity did so.|And Ezra the priest,|with certain chief of|the fathers, after the|house of their|fathers, and all of|them by their names,
R	Twere separated, and|sat down in the first|day of the tenth|month to examine the|matter.|10:17 And they made|an end with all the men|that had taken|strange wives by the|first day of the first|month.|10:18 And among the|sons of the priests|there were found that
R	Thad taken strange|wives: namely, of the|sons of Jeshua the|son of Jozadak, and|his brethren;|Maaseiah, and Eliezer,|and Jarib, and|Gedaliah.|10:19 And they gave|their hands that they|would put away their|wives; and being guilty,|they offered a ram of|the flock for their
R	Ttrespass.|10:20 And of the sons|of Immer; Hanani, and|Zebadiah.|10:21 And of the sons|of Harim; Maaseiah,|and Elijah, and|Shemaiah, and Jehiel,|and Uzziah.|10:22 And of the sons|of Pashur; Elioenai,|Maaseiah, Ishmael,|Nethaneel, Jozabad,|and Elasah.
R	T10:23 Also of the|Levites; Jozabad, and|Shimei, and Kelaiah,|(the same is Kelita,)|Pethahiah, Judah, and|Eliezer.|10:24 Of the singers|also; Eliashib: and of|the porters; Shallum,|and Telem, and Uri.|10:25 Moreover of|Israel: of the sons of|Parosh; Ramiah, and|Jeziah, and Malchiah,
R	Tand Miamin, and|Eleazar, and|Malchijah, and|Benaiah.|10:26 And of the sons|of Elam; Mattaniah,|Zechariah, and Jehiel,|and Abdi, and|Jeremoth, and Eliah.|10:27 And of the sons|of Zattu; Elioenai,|Eliashib, Mattaniah, and|Jeremoth, and Zabad,|and Aziza.
R	T10:28 Of the sons also|of Bebai; Jehohanan,|Hananiah, Zabbai, and|Athlai.|10:29 And of the sons|of Bani; Meshullam,|Malluch, and Adaiah,|Jashub, and Sheal,|and Ramoth.|10:30 And of the sons|of Pahathmoab; Adna,|and Chelal, Benaiah,|Maaseiah, Mattaniah,|Bezaleel, and Binnui,
R	Tand Manasseh.|10:31 And of the sons|of Harim; Eliezer,|Ishijah, Malchiah,|Shemaiah, Shimeon,|10:32 Benjamin,|Malluch, and|Shemariah.|10:33 Of the sons of|Hashum; Mattenai,|Mattathah, Zabad,|Eliphelet, Jeremai,|Manasseh, and Shimei.|10:34 Of the sons of
R	TBani; Maadai, Amram,|and Uel,|10:35 Benaiah, Bedeiah,|Chelluh,|10:36 Vaniah,|Meremoth, Eliashib,|10:37 Mattaniah,|Mattenai, and Jaasau,|10:38 And Bani, and|Binnui, Shimei,|10:39 And Shelemiah,|and Nathan, and|Adaiah,|10:40 Machnadebai,
R	TShashai, Sharai,|10:41 Azareel, and|Shelemiah, Shemariah,|10:42 Shallum, Amariah,|and Joseph.|10:43 Of the sons of|Nebo; Jeiel, Mattithiah,|Zabad, Zebina, Jadau,|and Joel, Benaiah.|10:44 All these had|taken strange wives:|and some of them had|wives by whom they|had children.
R	K2;The Book of|Nehemiah	T||1:1 The words of|Nehemiah the son of|Hachaliah. And it came|to pass in the month|Chisleu, in the|twentieth year, as I|was in Shushan the|palace,|1:2 That Hanani, one|of my brethren, came,|he and certain men of
R	TJudah; and I asked|them concerning the|Jews that had|escaped, which were|left of the captivity,|and concerning|Jerusalem.|1:3 And they said unto|me, The remnant that|are left of the|captivity there in the|province are in great|affliction and|reproach: the wall of
R	TJerusalem also is|broken down, and the|gates thereof are|burned with fire.|1:4 And it came to|pass, when I heard|these words, that I|sat down and wept,|and mourned certain|days, and fasted, and|prayed before the|God of heaven,|1:5 And said, I|beseech thee, O LORD
R	TGod of heaven, the|great and terrible|God, that keepeth|covenant and mercy|for them that love him|and observe his|commandments:|1:6 Let thine ear now|be attentive, and thine|eyes open, that thou|mayest hear the|prayer of thy|servant, which I pray|before thee now, day
R	Tand night, for the|children of Israel thy|servants, and|confess the sins of|the children of Israel,|which we have sinned|against thee: both I|and my father's house|have sinned.|1:7 We have dealt|very corruptly|against thee, and have|not kept the|commandments, nor the
R	Tstatutes, nor the|judgments, which thou|commandedst thy|servant Moses.|1:8 Remember, I|beseech thee, the|word that thou|commandedst thy|servant Moses, saying,|If ye transgress, I|will scatter you|abroad among the|nations:|1:9 But if ye turn unto
R	Tme, and keep my|commandments, and do|them; though there|were of you cast out|unto the uttermost|part of the heaven,|yet will I gather them|from thence, and will|bring them unto the|place that I have|chosen to set my name|there.|1:10 Now these are|thy servants and thy
R	Tpeople, whom thou|hast redeemed by thy|great power, and by|thy strong hand.|1:11 O LORD, I beseech|thee, let now thine ear|be attentive to the|prayer of thy|servant, and to the|prayer of thy|servants, who desire|to fear thy name: and|prosper, I pray thee,|thy servant this day,
R	Tand grant him mercy in|the sight of this man.|For I was the king's|cupbearer.||2:1 And it came to|pass in the month|Nisan, in the twentieth|year of Artaxerxes|the king, that wine was|before him: and I took|up the wine, and gave|it unto the king. Now I|had not been
R	Tbeforetime sad in his|presence.|2:2 Wherefore the king|said unto me, Why is|thy countenance sad,|seeing thou art not|sick? this is nothing|else but sorrow of|heart. Then I was|very sore afraid,|2:3 And said unto the|king, Let the king live|for ever: why should|not my countenance
R	Tbe sad, when the city,|the place of my|fathers' sepulchres,|lieth waste, and the|gates thereof are|consumed with fire?|2:4 Then the king said|unto me, For what dost|thou make request?|So I prayed to the|God of heaven.|2:5 And I said unto the|king, If it please the|king, and if thy
R	Tservant have found|favour in thy sight,|that thou wouldest|send me unto Judah,|unto the city of my|fathers' sepulchres,|that I may build it.|2:6 And the king said|unto me, (the queen|also sitting by him,)|For how long shall thy|journey be? and when|wilt thou return? So it|pleased the king to
R	Tsend me; and I set him|a time.|2:7 Moreover I said|unto the king, If it|please the king, let|letters be given me to|the governors beyond|the river, that they|may convey me over|till I come into Judah;|2:8 And a letter unto|Asaph the keeper of|the king's forest, that|he may give me timber
R	Tto make beams for the|gates of the palace|which appertained to|the house, and for|the wall of the city,|and for the house|that I shall enter into.|And the king granted|me, according to the|good hand of my God|upon me.|2:9 Then I came to the|governors beyond the|river, and gave them
R	Tthe king's letters. Now|the king had sent|captains of the army|and horsemen with me.|2:10 When Sanballat|the Horonite, and|Tobiah the servant,|the Ammonite, heard of|it, it grieved them|exceedingly that|there was come a man|to seek the welfare of|the children of Israel.|2:11 So I came to
R	TJerusalem, and was|there three days.|2:12 And I arose in|the night, I and some|few men with me;|neither told I any man|what my God had put in|my heart to do at|Jerusalem: neither|was there any beast|with me, save the|beast that I rode|upon.|2:13 And I went out by
R	Tnight by the gate of|the valley, even|before the dragon|well, and to the dung|port, and viewed the|walls of Jerusalem,|which were broken|down, and the gates|thereof were|consumed with fire.|2:14 Then I went on to|the gate of the|fountain, and to the|king's pool: but there
R	Twas no place for the|beast that was under|me to pass.|2:15 Then went I up in|the night by the|brook, and viewed the|wall, and turned back,|and entered by the|gate of the valley,|and so returned.|2:16 And the rulers|knew not whither I|went, or what I did;|neither had I as yet
R	Ttold it to the Jews,|nor to the priests,|nor to the nobles, nor|to the rulers, nor to|the rest that did the|work.|2:17 Then said I unto|them, Ye see the|distress that we are|in, how Jerusalem lieth|waste, and the gates|thereof are burned|with fire: come, and let|us build up the wall of
R	TJerusalem, that we be|no more a reproach.|2:18 Then I told them|of the hand of my God|which was good upon|me; as also the king's|words that he had|spoken unto me. And|they said, Let us rise|up and build. So they|strengthened their|hands for this good|work.|2:19 But when
R	TSanballat the Horonite,|and Tobiah the|servant, the Ammonite,|and Geshem the|Arabian, heard it, they|laughed us to scorn,|and despised us, and|said, What is this thing|that ye do? will ye|rebel against the|king?|2:20 Then answered I|them, and said unto|them, The God of
R	Theaven, he will|prosper us;|therefore we his|servants will arise|and build: but ye have|no portion, nor right,|nor memorial, in|Jerusalem.||3:1 Then Eliashib the|high priest rose up|with his brethren the|priests, and they|builded the sheep
R	Tgate; they sanctified|it, and set up the|doors of it; even unto|the tower of Meah|they sanctified it, unto|the tower of Hananeel.|3:2 And next unto him|builded the men of|Jericho. And next to|them builded Zaccur|the son of Imri.|3:3 But the fish gate|did the sons of|Hassenaah build, who
R	Talso laid the beams|thereof, and set up|the doors thereof,|the locks thereof, and|the bars thereof.|3:4 And next unto them|repaired Meremoth the|son of Urijah, the son|of Koz. And next unto|them repaired|Meshullam the son of|Berechiah, the son of|Meshezabeel. And next|unto them repaired
R	TZadok the son of|Baana.|3:5 And next unto them|the Tekoites repaired;|but their nobles put|not their necks to the|work of their LORD.|3:6 Moreover the old|gate repaired|Jehoiada the son of|Paseah, and Meshullam|the son of Besodeiah;|they laid the beams|thereof, and set up
R	Tthe doors thereof,|and the locks thereof,|and the bars thereof.|3:7 And next unto them|repaired Melatiah the|Gibeonite, and Jadon|the Meronothite, the|men of Gibeon, and of|Mizpah, unto the|throne of the|governor on this side|the river.|3:8 Next unto him|repaired Uzziel the
R	Tson of Harhaiah, of|the goldsmiths. Next|unto him also repaired|Hananiah the son of|one of the|apothecaries, and|they fortified|Jerusalem unto the|broad wall.|3:9 And next unto them|repaired Rephaiah the|son of Hur, the ruler|of the half part of|Jerusalem.
R	T3:10 And next unto|them repaired Jedaiah|the son of Harumaph,|even over against his|house. And next unto|him repaired Hattush|the son of|Hashabniah.|3:11 Malchijah the son|of Harim, and Hashub|the son of|Pahathmoab, repaired|the other piece, and|the tower of the
R	Tfurnaces.|3:12 And next unto him|repaired Shallum the|son of Halohesh, the|ruler of the half part|of Jerusalem, he and|his daughters.|3:13 The valley gate|repaired Hanun, and|the inhabitants of|Zanoah; they built it,|and set up the doors|thereof, the locks|thereof, and the bars
R	Tthereof, and a|thousand cubits on|the wall unto the dung|gate.|3:14 But the dung gate|repaired Malchiah the|son of Rechab, the|ruler of part of|Bethhaccerem; he built|it, and set up the|doors thereof, the|locks thereof, and the|bars thereof.|3:15 But the gate of
R	Tthe fountain repaired|Shallun the son of|Colhozeh, the ruler of|part of Mizpah; he|built it, and covered it,|and set up the doors|thereof, the locks|thereof, and the bars|thereof, and the wall|of the pool of Siloah|by the king's garden,|and unto the stairs|that go down from the|city of David.
R	T3:16 After him|repaired Nehemiah the|son of Azbuk, the|ruler of the half part|of Bethzur, unto the|place over against|the sepulchres of|David, and to the pool|that was made, and|unto the house of the|mighty.|3:17 After him|repaired the Levites,|Rehum the son of Bani.
R	TNext unto him repaired|Hashabiah, the ruler|of the half part of|Keilah, in his part.|3:18 After him|repaired their|brethren, Bavai the|son of Henadad, the|ruler of the half part|of Keilah.|3:19 And next to him|repaired Ezer the son|of Jeshua, the ruler|of Mizpah, another
R	Tpiece over against the|going up to the|armoury at the|turning of the wall.|3:20 After him Baruch|the son of Zabbai|earnestly repaired|the other piece, from|the turning of the wall|unto the door of the|house of Eliashib the|high priest.|3:21 After him|repaired Meremoth the
R	Tson of Urijah the son|of Koz another piece,|from the door of the|house of Eliashib even|to the end of the|house of Eliashib.|3:22 And after him|repaired the priests,|the men of the plain.|3:23 After him|repaired Benjamin and|Hashub over against|their house. After him|repaired Azariah the
R	Tson of Maaseiah the|son of Ananiah by his|house.|3:24 After him|repaired Binnui the|son of Henadad|another piece, from|the house of Azariah|unto the turning of|the wall, even unto the|corner.|3:25 Palal the son of|Uzai, over against the|turning of the wall,
R	Tand the tower which|lieth out from the|king's high house, that|was by the court of|the prison. After him|Pedaiah the son of|Parosh.|3:26 Moreover the|Nethinims dwelt in|Ophel, unto the place|over against the|water gate toward the|east, and the tower|that lieth out.
R	T3:27 After them the|Tekoites repaired|another piece, over|against the great|tower that lieth out,|even unto the wall of|Ophel.|3:28 From above the|horse gate repaired|the priests, every one|over against his|house.|3:29 After them|repaired Zadok the
R	Tson of Immer over|against his house.|After him repaired|also Shemaiah the son|of Shechaniah, the|keeper of the east|gate.|3:30 After him|repaired Hananiah the|son of Shelemiah, and|Hanun the sixth son|of Zalaph, another|piece. After him|repaired Meshullam
R	Tthe son of Berechiah|over against his|chamber.|3:31 After him|repaired Malchiah the|goldsmith's son unto|the place of the|Nethinims, and of the|merchants, over|against the gate|Miphkad, and to the|going up of the|corner.|3:32 And between the
R	Tgoing up of the|corner unto the|sheep gate repaired|the goldsmiths and the|merchants.||4:1 But it came to|pass, that when|Sanballat heard that|we builded the wall, he|was wroth, and took|great indignation, and|mocked the Jews.|4:2 And he spake
R	Tbefore his brethren|and the army of|Samaria, and said, What|do these feeble Jews?|will they fortify|themselves? will they|sacrifice? will they|make an end in a day?|will they revive the|stones out of the|heaps of the rubbish|which are burned?|4:3 Now Tobiah the|Ammonite was by him,
R	Tand he said, Even that|which they build, if a|fox go up, he shall|even break down their|stone wall.|4:4 Hear, O our God;|for we are despised:|and turn their|reproach upon their|own head, and give|them for a prey in the|land of captivity:|4:5 And cover not|their iniquity, and let
R	Tnot their sin be|blotted out from|before thee: for they|have provoked thee|to anger before the|builders.|4:6 So built we the|wall; and all the wall|was joined together|unto the half thereof:|for the people had a|mind to work.|4:7 But it came to|pass, that when
R	TSanballat, and Tobiah,|and the Arabians, and|the Ammonites, and the|Ashdodites, heard that|the walls of Jerusalem|were made up, and|that the breaches|began to be stopped,|then they were very|wroth,|4:8 And conspired all|of them together to|come and to fight|against Jerusalem,
R	Tand to hinder it.|4:9 Nevertheless we|made our prayer unto|our God, and set a|watch against them|day and night,|because of them.|4:10 And Judah said,|The strength of the|bearers of burdens|is decayed, and there|is much rubbish; so|that we are not able|to build the wall.
R	T4:11 And our|adversaries said,|They shall not know,|neither see, till we|come in the midst|among them, and slay|them, and cause the|work to cease.|4:12 And it came to|pass, that when the|Jews which dwelt by|them came, they said|unto us ten times,|From all places
R	Twhence ye shall|return unto us they|will be upon you.|4:13 Therefore set I|in the lower places|behind the wall, and on|the higher places, I|even set the people|after their families|with their swords,|their spears, and|their bows.|4:14 And I looked, and|rose up, and said unto
R	Tthe nobles, and to the|rulers, and to the|rest of the people, Be|not ye afraid of them:|remember the LORD,|which is great and|terrible, and fight for|your brethren, your|sons, and your|daughters, your wives,|and your houses.|4:15 And it came to|pass, when our|enemies heard that it
R	Twas known unto us,|and God had brought|their counsel to|nought, that we|returned all of us to|the wall, every one|unto his work.|4:16 And it came to|pass from that time|forth, that the half of|my servants wrought|in the work, and the|other half of them|held both the spears,
R	Tthe shields, and the|bows, and the|habergeons; and the|rulers were behind all|the house of Judah.|4:17 They which|builded on the wall,|and they that bare|burdens, with those|that laded, every one|with one of his hands|wrought in the work,|and with the other|hand held a weapon.
R	T4:18 For the builders,|every one had his|sword girded by his|side, and so builded.|And he that sounded|the trumpet was by me.|4:19 And I said unto|the nobles, and to the|rulers, and to the|rest of the people,|The work is great and|large, and we are|separated upon the|wall, one far from
R	Tanother.|4:20 In what place|therefore ye hear|the sound of the|trumpet, resort ye|thither unto us: our|God shall fight for us.|4:21 So we laboured in|the work: and half of|them held the spears|from the rising of the|morning till the stars|appeared.|4:22 Likewise at the
R	Tsame time said I unto|the people, Let every|one with his servant|lodge within Jerusalem,|that in the night they|may be a guard to us,|and labour on the|day.|4:23 So neither I, nor|my brethren, nor my|servants, nor the men|of the guard which|followed me, none of|us put off our
R	Tclothes, saving that|every one put them|off for washing.||5:1 And there was a|great cry of the|people and of their|wives against their|brethren the Jews.|5:2 For there were|that said, We, our|sons, and our|daughters, are many:|therefore we take up
R	Tcorn for them, that we|may eat, and live.|5:3 Some also there|were that said, We|have mortgaged our|lands, vineyards, and|houses, that we might|buy corn, because of|the dearth.|5:4 There were also|that said, We have|borrowed money for|the king's tribute, and|that upon our lands
R	Tand vineyards.|5:5 Yet now our flesh|is as the flesh of our|brethren, our|children as their|children: and, lo, we|bring into bondage|our sons and our|daughters to be|servants, and some of|our daughters are|brought unto bondage|already: neither is it|in our power to
R	Tredeem them; for|other men have our|lands and vineyards.|5:6 And I was very|angry when I heard|their cry and these|words.|5:7 Then I consulted|with myself, and I|rebuked the nobles,|and the rulers, and|said unto them, Ye|exact usury, every|one of his brother.
R	TAnd I set a great|assembly against them.|5:8 And I said unto|them, We after our|ability have redeemed|our brethren the|Jews, which were sold|unto the heathen; and|will ye even sell your|brethren? or shall|they be sold unto us?|Then held they their|peace, and found|nothing to answer.
R	T5:9 Also I said, It is|not good that ye do:|ought ye not to walk in|the fear of our God|because of the|reproach of the|heathen our enemies?|5:10 I likewise, and my|brethren, and my|servants, might exact|of them money and|corn: I pray you, let|us leave off this|usury.
R	T5:11 Restore, I pray|you, to them, even this|day, their lands, their|vineyards, their|oliveyards, and their|houses, also the|hundredth part of the|money, and of the|corn, the wine, and the|oil, that ye exact of|them.|5:12 Then said they,|We will restore them,|and will require
R	Tnothing of them; so will|we do as thou sayest.|Then I called the|priests, and took an|oath of them, that|they should do|according to this|promise.|5:13 Also I shook my|lap, and said, So God|shake out every man|from his house, and|from his labour, that|performeth not this
R	Tpromise, even thus be|he shaken out, and|emptied. And all the|congregation said,|Amen, and praised the|LORD. And the people|did according to this|promise.|5:14 Moreover from|the time that I was|appointed to be their|governor in the land|of Judah, from the|twentieth year even
R	Tunto the two and|thirtieth year of|Artaxerxes the king,|that is, twelve years, I|and my brethren have|not eaten the bread|of the governor.|5:15 But the former|governors that had|been before me were|chargeable unto the|people, and had taken|of them bread and|wine, beside forty
R	Tshekels of silver; yea,|even their servants|bare rule over the|people: but so did not|I, because of the fear|of God.|5:16 Yea, also I|continued in the work|of this wall, neither|bought we any land:|and all my servants|were gathered thither|unto the work.|5:17 Moreover there
R	Twere at my table an|hundred and fifty of|the Jews and rulers,|beside those that|came unto us from|among the heathen|that are about us.|5:18 Now that which|was prepared for me|daily was one ox and|six choice sheep; also|fowls were prepared|for me, and once in|ten days store of all
R	Tsorts of wine: yet for|all this required not I|the bread of the|governor, because|the bondage was|heavy upon this|people.|5:19 Think upon me, my|God, for good,|according to all that I|have done for this|people.||6:1 Now it came to
R	Tpass when Sanballat,|and Tobiah, and|Geshem the Arabian,|and the rest of our|enemies, heard that I|had builded the wall,|and that there was no|breach left therein;|(though at that time I|had not set up the|doors upon the|gates;)|6:2 That Sanballat and|Geshem sent unto me,
R	Tsaying, Come, let us|meet together in some|one of the villages in|the plain of Ono. But|they thought to do me|mischief.|6:3 And I sent|messengers unto them,|saying, I am doing a|great work, so that I|cannot come down: why|should the work|cease, whilst I leave it,|and come down to
R	Tyou?|6:4 Yet they sent unto|me four times after|this sort; and I|answered them after|the same manner.|6:5 Then sent|Sanballat his servant|unto me in like manner|the fifth time with an|open letter in his|hand;|6:6 Wherein was|written, It is reported
R	Tamong the heathen,|and Gashmu saith it,|that thou and the|Jews think to rebel:|for which cause thou|buildest the wall, that|thou mayest be their|king, according to|these words.|6:7 And thou hast also|appointed prophets to|preach of thee at|Jerusalem, saying,|There is a king in
R	TJudah: and now shall it|be reported to the|king according to|these words. Come now|therefore, and let us|take counsel together.|6:8 Then I sent unto|him, saying, There are|no such things done|as thou sayest, but|thou feignest them out|of thine own heart.|6:9 For they all made|us afraid, saying,
R	TTheir hands shall be|weakened from the|work, that it be not|done. Now therefore,|O God, strengthen my|hands.|6:10 Afterward I came|unto the house of|Shemaiah the son of|Delaiah the son of|Mehetabeel, who was|shut up; and he said,|Let us meet together|in the house of God,
R	Twithin the temple, and|let us shut the doors|of the temple: for|they will come to slay|thee; yea, in the night|will they come to slay|thee.|6:11 And I said, Should|such a man as I flee?|and who is there, that,|being as I am, would|go into the temple to|save his life? I will not|go in.
R	T6:12 And, lo, I|perceived that God|had not sent him; but|that he pronounced|this prophecy against|me: for Tobiah and|Sanballat had hired|him.|6:13 Therefore was|he hired, that I should|be afraid, and do so,|and sin, and that they|might have matter for|an evil report, that
R	Tthey might reproach|me.|6:14 My God, think thou|upon Tobiah and|Sanballat according to|these their works, and|on the prophetess|Noadiah, and the rest|of the prophets, that|would have put me in|fear.|6:15 So the wall was|finished in the twenty|and fifth day of the
R	Tmonth Elul, in fifty and|two days.|6:16 And it came to|pass, that when all|our enemies heard|thereof, and all the|heathen that were|about us saw these|things, they were much|cast down in their own|eyes: for they|perceived that this|work was wrought of|our God.
R	T6:17 Moreover in|those days the nobles|of Judah sent many|letters unto Tobiah,|and the letters of|Tobiah came unto them.|6:18 For there were|many in Judah sworn|unto him, because he|was the son in law of|Shechaniah the son of|Arah; and his son|Johanan had taken|the daughter of
R	TMeshullam the son of|Berechiah.|6:19 Also they|reported his good|deeds before me, and|uttered my words to|him. And Tobiah sent|letters to put me in|fear.||7:1 Now it came to|pass, when the wall|was built, and I had|set up the doors, and
R	Tthe porters and the|singers and the|Levites were|appointed,|7:2 That I gave my|brother Hanani, and|Hananiah the ruler of|the palace, charge|over Jerusalem: for|he was a faithful man,|and feared God above|many.|7:3 And I said unto|them, Let not the
R	Tgates of Jerusalem be|opened until the sun|be hot; and while they|stand by, let them|shut the doors, and|bar them: and appoint|watches of the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem, every one|in his watch, and|every one to be over|against his house.|7:4 Now the city was|large and great: but
R	Tthe people were few|therein, and the|houses were not|builded.|7:5 And my God put|into mine heart to|gather together the|nobles, and the|rulers, and the|people, that they might|be reckoned by|genealogy. And I|found a register of|the genealogy of them
R	Twhich came up at the|first, and found|written therein,|7:6 These are the|children of the|province, that went up|out of the captivity, of|those that had been|carried away, whom|Nebuchadnezzar the|king of Babylon had|carried away, and|came again to|Jerusalem and to
R	TJudah, every one unto|his city;|7:7 Who came with|Zerubbabel, Jeshua,|Nehemiah, Azariah,|Raamiah, Nahamani,|Mordecai, Bilshan,|Mispereth, Bigvai,|Nehum, Baanah. The|number, I say, of the|men of the people of|Israel was this;|7:8 The children of|Parosh, two thousand
R	Tan hundred seventy|and two.|7:9 The children of|Shephatiah, three|hundred seventy and|two.|7:10 The children of|Arah, six hundred|fifty and two.|7:11 The children of|Pahathmoab, of the|children of Jeshua|and Joab, two|thousand and eight
R	Thundred and eighteen.|7:12 The children of|Elam, a thousand two|hundred fifty and|four.|7:13 The children of|Zattu, eight hundred|forty and five.|7:14 The children of|Zaccai, seven hundred|and threescore.|7:15 The children of|Binnui, six hundred|forty and eight.
R	T7:16 The children of|Bebai, six hundred|twenty and eight.|7:17 The children of|Azgad, two thousand|three hundred twenty|and two.|7:18 The children of|Adonikam, six hundred|threescore and|seven.|7:19 The children of|Bigvai, two thousand|threescore and
R	Tseven.|7:20 The children of|Adin, six hundred fifty|and five.|7:21 The children of|Ater of Hezekiah,|ninety and eight.|7:22 The children of|Hashum, three|hundred twenty and|eight.|7:23 The children of|Bezai, three hundred|twenty and four.
R	T7:24 The children of|Hariph, an hundred|and twelve.|7:25 The children of|Gibeon, ninety and|five.|7:26 The men of|Bethlehem and|Netophah, an hundred|fourscore and eight.|7:27 The men of|Anathoth, an hundred|twenty and eight.|7:28 The men of
R	TBethazmaveth, forty|and two.|7:29 The men of|Kirjathjearim,|Chephirah, and|Beeroth, seven|hundred forty and|three.|7:30 The men of Ramah|and Gaba, six hundred|twenty and one.|7:31 The men of|Michmas, an hundred|and twenty and two.
R	T7:32 The men of Bethel|and Ai, an hundred|twenty and three.|7:33 The men of the|other Nebo, fifty and|two.|7:34 The children of|the other Elam, a|thousand two hundred|fifty and four.|7:35 The children of|Harim, three hundred|and twenty.|7:36 The children of
R	TJericho, three|hundred forty and|five.|7:37 The children of|Lod, Hadid, and Ono,|seven hundred twenty|and one.|7:38 The children of|Senaah, three|thousand nine|hundred and thirty.|7:39 The priests: the|children of Jedaiah,|of the house of
R	TJeshua, nine hundred|seventy and three.|7:40 The children of|Immer, a thousand|fifty and two.|7:41 The children of|Pashur, a thousand|two hundred forty|and seven.|7:42 The children of|Harim, a thousand and|seventeen.|7:43 The Levites: the|children of Jeshua, of
R	TKadmiel, and of the|children of Hodevah,|seventy and four.|7:44 The singers: the|children of Asaph, an|hundred forty and|eight.|7:45 The porters: the|children of Shallum,|the children of Ater,|the children of|Talmon, the children|of Akkub, the children|of Hatita, the children
R	Tof Shobai, an hundred|thirty and eight.|7:46 The Nethinims: the|children of Ziha, the|children of Hashupha,|the children of|Tabbaoth,|7:47 The children of|Keros, the children of|Sia, the children of|Padon,|7:48 The children of|Lebana, the children|of Hagaba, the
R	Tchildren of Shalmai,|7:49 The children of|Hanan, the children of|Giddel, the children of|Gahar,|7:50 The children of|Reaiah, the children of|Rezin, the children of|Nekoda,|7:51 The children of|Gazzam, the children|of Uzza, the children|of Phaseah,|7:52 The children of
R	TBesai, the children of|Meunim, the children of|Nephishesim,|7:53 The children of|Bakbuk, the children|of Hakupha, the|children of Harhur,|7:54 The children of|Bazlith, the children|of Mehida, the children|of Harsha,|7:55 The children of|Barkos, the children|of Sisera, the children
R	Tof Tamah,|7:56 The children of|Neziah, the children of|Hatipha.|7:57 The children of|Solomon's servants:|the children of Sotai,|the children of|Sophereth, the|children of Perida,|7:58 The children of|Jaala, the children of|Darkon, the children|of Giddel,
R	T7:59 The children of|Shephatiah, the|children of Hattil, the|children of Pochereth|of Zebaim, the children|of Amon.|7:60 All the Nethinims,|and the children of|Solomon's servants,|were three hundred|ninety and two.|7:61 And these were|they which went up|also from Telmelah,
R	TTelharesha, Cherub,|Addon, and Immer: but|they could not shew|their father's house,|nor their seed,|whether they were of|Israel.|7:62 The children of|Delaiah, the children|of Tobiah, the children|of Nekoda, six|hundred forty and|two.|7:63 And of the
R	Tpriests: the children|of Habaiah, the|children of Koz, the|children of Barzillai,|which took one of the|daughters of Barzillai|the Gileadite to wife,|and was called after|their name.|7:64 These sought|their register among|those that were|reckoned by|genealogy, but it was
R	Tnot found: therefore|were they, as polluted,|put from the|priesthood.|7:65 And the Tirshatha|said unto them, that|they should not eat of|the most holy things,|till there stood up a|priest with Urim and|Thummim.|7:66 The whole|congregation together|was forty and two
R	Tthousand three|hundred and|threescore,|7:67 Beside their|manservants and their|maidservants, of whom|there were seven|thousand three|hundred thirty and|seven: and they had|two hundred forty|and five singing men|and singing women.|7:68 Their horses,
R	Tseven hundred thirty|and six: their mules,|two hundred forty|and five:|7:69 Their camels,|four hundred thirty|and five: six thousand|seven hundred and|twenty asses.|7:70 And some of the|chief of the fathers|gave unto the work.|The Tirshatha gave to|the treasure a
R	Tthousand drams of|gold, fifty basons, five|hundred and thirty|priests' garments.|7:71 And some of the|chief of the fathers|gave to the treasure|of the work twenty|thousand drams of|gold, and two|thousand and two|hundred pound of|silver.|7:72 And that which
R	Tthe rest of the people|gave was twenty|thousand drams of|gold, and two|thousand pound of|silver, and|threescore and seven|priests' garments.|7:73 So the priests,|and the Levites, and|the porters, and the|singers, and some of|the people, and the|Nethinims, and all
R	TIsrael, dwelt in their|cities; and when the|seventh month came,|the children of Israel|were in their cities.||8:1 And all the people|gathered themselves|together as one man|into the street that|was before the water|gate; and they spake|unto Ezra the scribe|to bring the book of
R	Tthe law of Moses,|which the LORD had|commanded to Israel.|8:2 And Ezra the|priest brought the law|before the|congregation both of|men and women, and all|that could hear with|understanding, upon|the first day of the|seventh month.|8:3 And he read|therein before the
R	Tstreet that was|before the water gate|from the morning until|midday, before the|men and the women,|and those that could|understand; and the|ears of all the people|were attentive unto|the book of the law.|8:4 And Ezra the|scribe stood upon a|pulpit of wood, which|they had made for the
R	Tpurpose; and beside|him stood Mattithiah,|and Shema, and Anaiah,|and Urijah, and Hilkiah,|and Maaseiah, on his|right hand; and on his|left hand, Pedaiah, and|Mishael, and Malchiah,|and Hashum, and|Hashbadana,|Zechariah, and|Meshullam.|8:5 And Ezra opened|the book in the sight
R	Tof all the people; (for|he was above all the|people;) and when he|opened it, all the|people stood up:|8:6 And Ezra blessed|the LORD, the great|God. And all the|people answered,|Amen, Amen, with lifting|up their hands: and|they bowed their|heads, and worshipped|the LORD with their
R	Tfaces to the ground.|8:7 Also Jeshua, and|Bani, and Sherebiah,|Jamin, Akkub,|Shabbethai, Hodijah,|Maaseiah, Kelita,|Azariah, Jozabad,|Hanan, Pelaiah, and|the Levites, caused|the people to|understand the law:|and the people stood|in their place.|8:8 So they read in
R	Tthe book in the law of|God distinctly, and|gave the sense, and|caused them to|understand the|reading.|8:9 And Nehemiah,|which is the Tirshatha,|and Ezra the priest|the scribe, and the|Levites that taught|the people, said unto|all the people, This|day is holy unto the
R	TLORD your God; mourn|not, nor weep. For all|the people wept, when|they heard the words|of the law.|8:10 Then he said unto|them, Go your way, eat|the fat, and drink the|sweet, and send|portions unto them|for whom nothing is|prepared: for this|day is holy unto our|LORD: neither be ye
R	Tsorry; for the joy of|the LORD is your|strength.|8:11 So the Levites|stilled all the people,|saying, Hold your|peace, for the day is|holy; neither be ye|grieved.|8:12 And all the|people went their way|to eat, and to drink,|and to send portions,|and to make great
R	Tmirth, because they|had understood the|words that were|declared unto them.|8:13 And on the|second day were|gathered together the|chief of the fathers|of all the people, the|priests, and the|Levites, unto Ezra the|scribe, even to|understand the words|of the law.
R	T8:14 And they found|written in the law|which the LORD had|commanded by Moses,|that the children of|Israel should dwell in|booths in the feast of|the seventh month:|8:15 And that they|should publish and|proclaim in all their|cities, and in|Jerusalem, saying, Go|forth unto the mount,
R	Tand fetch olive|branches, and pine|branches, and myrtle|branches, and palm|branches, and|branches of thick|trees, to make booths,|as it is written.|8:16 So the people|went forth, and|brought them, and|made themselves|booths, every one|upon the roof of his
R	Thouse, and in their|courts, and in the|courts of the house|of God, and in the|street of the water|gate, and in the street|of the gate of|Ephraim.|8:17 And all the|congregation of them|that were come again|out of the captivity|made booths, and sat|under the booths: for
R	Tsince the days of|Jeshua the son of|Nun unto that day had|not the children of|Israel done so. And|there was very great|gladness.|8:18 Also day by day,|from the first day|unto the last day, he|read in the book of|the law of God. And|they kept the feast|seven days; and on
R	Tthe eighth day was a|solemn assembly,|according unto the|manner.||9:1 Now in the twenty|and fourth day of this|month the children of|Israel were assembled|with fasting, and with|sackclothes, and|earth upon them.|9:2 And the seed of|Israel separated
R	Tthemselves from all|strangers, and stood|and confessed their|sins, and the iniquities|of their fathers.|9:3 And they stood up|in their place, and|read in the book of|the law of the LORD|their God one fourth|part of the day; and|another fourth part|they confessed, and|worshipped the LORD
R	Ttheir God.|9:4 Then stood up|upon the stairs, of|the Levites, Jeshua,|and Bani, Kadmiel,|Shebaniah, Bunni,|Sherebiah, Bani, and|Chenani, and cried with|a loud voice unto the|LORD their God.|9:5 Then the Levites,|Jeshua, and Kadmiel,|Bani, Hashabniah,|Sherebiah, Hodijah,
R	TShebaniah, and|Pethahiah, said, Stand|up and bless the LORD|your God for ever|and ever: and blessed|be thy glorious name,|which is exalted above|all blessing and|praise.|9:6 Thou, even thou,|art LORD alone; thou|hast made heaven, the|heaven of heavens,|with all their host, the
R	Tearth, and all things|that are therein, the|seas, and all that is|therein, and thou|preservest them all;|and the host of|heaven worshippeth|thee.|9:7 Thou art the LORD|the God, who didst|choose Abram, and|broughtest him forth|out of Ur of the|Chaldees, and gavest
R	Thim the name of|Abraham;|9:8 And foundest his|heart faithful before|thee, and madest a|covenant with him to|give the land of the|Canaanites, the|Hittites, the Amorites,|and the Perizzites,|and the Jebusites, and|the Girgashites, to|give it, I say, to his|seed, and hast
R	Tperformed thy words;|for thou art|righteous:|9:9 And didst see the|affliction of our|fathers in Egypt, and|heardest their cry by|the Red sea;|9:10 And shewedst|signs and wonders|upon Pharaoh, and on|all his servants, and|on all the people of|his land: for thou
R	Tknewest that they|dealt proudly against|them. So didst thou get|thee a name, as it is|this day.|9:11 And thou didst|divide the sea before|them, so that they|went through the midst|of the sea on the dry|land; and their|persecutors thou|threwest into the|deeps, as a stone into
R	Tthe mighty waters.|9:12 Moreover thou|leddest them in the|day by a cloudy pillar;|and in the night by a|pillar of fire, to give|them light in the way|wherein they should|go.|9:13 Thou camest down|also upon mount Sinai,|and spakest with them|from heaven, and|gavest them right
R	Tjudgments, and true|laws, good statutes|and commandments:|9:14 And madest known|unto them thy holy|sabbath, and|commandedst them|precepts, statutes,|and laws, by the hand|of Moses thy servant:|9:15 And gavest them|bread from heaven|for their hunger, and|broughtest forth
R	Twater for them out of|the rock for their|thirst, and promisedst|them that they should|go in to possess the|land which thou hadst|sworn to give them.|9:16 But they and our|fathers dealt proudly,|and hardened their|necks, and hearkened|not to thy|commandments,|9:17 And refused to
R	Tobey, neither were|mindful of thy|wonders that thou|didst among them; but|hardened their necks,|and in their rebellion|appointed a captain to|return to their|bondage: but thou art|a God ready to|pardon, gracious and|merciful, slow to|anger, and of great|kindness, and
R	Tforsookest them not.|9:18 Yea, when they|had made them a|molten calf, and said,|This is thy God that|brought thee up out|of Egypt, and had|wrought great|provocations;|9:19 Yet thou in thy|manifold mercies|forsookest them not in|the wilderness: the|pillar of the cloud
R	Tdeparted not from|them by day, to lead|them in the way;|neither the pillar of|fire by night, to shew|them light, and the way|wherein they should|go.|9:20 Thou gavest also|thy good spirit to|instruct them, and|withheldest not thy|manna from their|mouth, and gavest
R	Tthem water for their|thirst.|9:21 Yea, forty years|didst thou sustain|them in the wilderness,|so that they lacked|nothing; their clothes|waxed not old, and|their feet swelled not.|9:22 Moreover thou|gavest them kingdoms|and nations, and didst|divide them into|corners: so they
R	Tpossessed the land of|Sihon, and the land of|the king of Heshbon,|and the land of Og|king of Bashan.|9:23 Their children|also multipliedst thou|as the stars of|heaven, and|broughtest them into|the land, concerning|which thou hadst|promised to their|fathers, that they
R	Tshould go in to|possess it.|9:24 So the children|went in and possessed|the land, and thou|subduedst before|them the inhabitants|of the land, the|Canaanites, and|gavest them into their|hands, with their kings,|and the people of the|land, that they might|do with them as they
R	Twould.|9:25 And they took|strong cities, and a|fat land, and|possessed houses|full of all goods, wells|digged, vineyards, and|oliveyards, and fruit|trees in abundance:|so they did eat, and|were filled, and|became fat, and|delighted themselves|in thy great goodness.
R	T9:26 Nevertheless|they were disobedient,|and rebelled against|thee, and cast thy law|behind their backs,|and slew thy prophets|which testified against|them to turn them to|thee, and they|wrought great|provocations.|9:27 Therefore thou|deliveredst them into|the hand of their
R	Tenemies, who vexed|them: and in the time|of their trouble, when|they cried unto thee,|thou heardest them|from heaven; and|according to thy|manifold mercies thou|gavest them saviours,|who saved them out of|the hand of their|enemies.|9:28 But after they|had rest, they did evil
R	Tagain before thee:|therefore leftest|thou them in the land|of their enemies, so|that they had the|dominion over them:|yet when they|returned, and cried|unto thee, thou|heardest them from|heaven; and many|times didst thou|deliver them|according to thy
R	Tmercies;|9:29 And testifiedst|against them, that thou|mightest bring them|again unto thy law: yet|they dealt proudly,|and hearkened not|unto thy|commandments, but|sinned against thy|judgments, (which if a|man do, he shall live in|them;) and withdrew|the shoulder, and
R	Thardened their neck,|and would not hear.|9:30 Yet many years|didst thou forbear|them, and testifiedst|against them by thy|spirit in thy prophets:|yet would they not|give ear: therefore|gavest thou them into|the hand of the|people of the lands.|9:31 Nevertheless for|thy great mercies'
R	Tsake thou didst not|utterly consume them,|nor forsake them; for|thou art a gracious|and merciful God.|9:32 Now therefore,|our God, the great,|the mighty, and the|terrible God, who|keepest covenant and|mercy, let not all the|trouble seem little|before thee, that hath|come upon us, on our
R	Tkings, on our princes,|and on our priests,|and on our prophets,|and on our fathers,|and on all thy people,|since the time of the|kings of Assyria unto|this day.|9:33 Howbeit thou art|just in all that is|brought upon us; for|thou hast done right,|but we have done|wickedly:
R	T9:34 Neither have our|kings, our princes,|our priests, nor our|fathers, kept thy law,|nor hearkened unto|thy commandments and|thy testimonies,|wherewith thou didst|testify against them.|9:35 For they have|not served thee in|their kingdom, and in|thy great goodness|that thou gavest them,
R	Tand in the large and|fat land which thou|gavest before them,|neither turned they|from their wicked|works.|9:36 Behold, we are|servants this day, and|for the land that thou|gavest unto our|fathers to eat the|fruit thereof and the|good thereof, behold,|we are servants in it:
R	T9:37 And it yieldeth|much increase unto|the kings whom thou|hast set over us|because of our sins:|also they have|dominion over our|bodies, and over our|cattle, at their|pleasure, and we are|in great distress.|9:38 And because of|all this we make a|sure covenant, and
R	Twrite it; and our|princes, Levites, and|priests, seal unto it.||10:1 Now those that|sealed were, Nehemiah,|the Tirshatha, the son|of Hachaliah, and|Zidkijah,|10:2 Seraiah, Azariah,|Jeremiah,|10:3 Pashur, Amariah,|Malchijah,|10:4 Hattush,
R	TShebaniah, Malluch,|10:5 Harim, Meremoth,|Obadiah,|10:6 Daniel, Ginnethon,|Baruch,|10:7 Meshullam, Abijah,|Mijamin,|10:8 Maaziah, Bilgai,|Shemaiah: these were|the priests.|10:9 And the Levites:|both Jeshua the son|of Azaniah, Binnui of|the sons of Henadad,
R	TKadmiel;|10:10 And their|brethren, Shebaniah,|Hodijah, Kelita, Pelaiah,|Hanan,|10:11 Micha, Rehob,|Hashabiah,|10:12 Zaccur,|Sherebiah, Shebaniah,|10:13 Hodijah, Bani,|Beninu.|10:14 The chief of the|people; Parosh,|Pahathmoab, Elam,
R	TZatthu, Bani,|10:15 Bunni, Azgad,|Bebai,|10:16 Adonijah, Bigvai,|Adin,|10:17 Ater, Hizkijah,|Azzur,|10:18 Hodijah, Hashum,|Bezai,|10:19 Hariph, Anathoth,|Nebai,|10:20 Magpiash,|Meshullam, Hezir,|10:21 Meshezabeel,
R	TZadok, Jaddua,|10:22 Pelatiah, Hanan,|Anaiah,|10:23 Hoshea,|Hananiah, Hashub,|10:24 Hallohesh,|Pileha, Shobek,|10:25 Rehum,|Hashabnah, Maaseiah,|10:26 And Ahijah,|Hanan, Anan,|10:27 Malluch, Harim,|Baanah.|10:28 And the rest of
R	Tthe people, the|priests, the Levites,|the porters, the|singers, the Nethinims,|and all they that had|separated themselves|from the people of|the lands unto the law|of God, their wives,|their sons, and their|daughters, every one|having knowledge, and|having understanding;|10:29 They clave to
R	Ttheir brethren, their|nobles, and entered|into a curse, and into|an oath, to walk in|God's law, which was|given by Moses the|servant of God, and|to observe and do all|the commandments of|the LORD our Lord,|and his judgments and|his statutes;|10:30 And that we|would not give our
R	Tdaughters unto the|people of the land,|not take their|daughters for our|sons:|10:31 And if the|people of the land|bring ware or any|victuals on the|sabbath day to sell,|that we would not buy|it of them on the|sabbath, or on the|holy day: and that we
R	Twould leave the|seventh year, and the|exaction of every|debt.|10:32 Also we made|ordinances for us, to|charge ourselves|yearly with the third|part of a shekel for|the service of the|house of our God;|10:33 For the|shewbread, and for|the continual meat
R	Toffering, and for the|continual burnt|offering, of the|sabbaths, of the new|moons, for the set|feasts, and for the|holy things, and for|the sin offerings to|make an atonement for|Israel, and for all the|work of the house of|our God.|10:34 And we cast the|lots among the
R	Tpriests, the Levites,|and the people, for|the wood offering, to|bring it into the house|of our God, after the|houses of our|fathers, at times|appointed year by|year, to burn upon|the altar of the LORD|our God, as it is|written in the law:|10:35 And to bring the|firstfruits of our
R	Tground, and the|firstfruits of all fruit|of all trees, year by|year, unto the house|of the LORD:|10:36 Also the|firstborn of our sons,|and of our cattle, as|it is written in the law,|and the firstlings of|our herds and of our|flocks, to bring to the|house of our God,|unto the priests that
R	Tminister in the house|of our God:|10:37 And that we|should bring the|firstfruits of our|dough, and our|offerings, and the|fruit of all manner of|trees, of wine and of|oil, unto the priests,|to the chambers of|the house of our God;|and the tithes of our|ground unto the
R	TLevites, that the same|Levites might have the|tithes in all the cities|of our tillage.|10:38 And the priest|the son of Aaron|shall be with the|Levites, when the|Levites take tithes:|and the Levites shall|bring up the tithe of|the tithes unto the|house of our God, to|the chambers, into the
R	Ttreasure house.|10:39 For the children|of Israel and the|children of Levi shall|bring the offering of|the corn, of the new|wine, and the oil, unto|the chambers, where|are the vessels of|the sanctuary, and|the priests that|minister, and the|porters, and the|singers: and we will
R	Tnot forsake the house|of our God.||11:1 And the rulers of|the people dwelt at|Jerusalem: the rest of|the people also cast|lots, to bring one of|ten to dwell in|Jerusalem the holy|city, and nine parts to|dwell in other cities.|11:2 And the people|blessed all the men,
R	Tthat willingly offered|themselves to dwell at|Jerusalem.|11:3 Now these are|the chief of the|province that dwelt in|Jerusalem: but in the|cities of Judah dwelt|every one in his|possession in their|cities, to wit, Israel,|the priests, and the|Levites, and the|Nethinims, and the
R	Tchildren of Solomon's|servants.|11:4 And at Jerusalem|dwelt certain of the|children of Judah, and|of the children of|Benjamin. Of the|children of Judah;|Athaiah the son of|Uzziah, the son of|Zechariah, the son of|Amariah, the son of|Shephatiah, the son of|Mahalaleel, of the
R	Tchildren of Perez;|11:5 And Maaseiah the|son of Baruch, the|son of Colhozeh, the|son of Hazaiah, the|son of Adaiah, the son|of Joiarib, the son of|Zechariah, the son of|Shiloni.|11:6 All the sons of|Perez that dwelt at|Jerusalem were four|hundred threescore|and eight valiant men.
R	T11:7 And these are|the sons of Benjamin;|Sallu the son of|Meshullam, the son of|Joed, the son of|Pedaiah, the son of|Kolaiah, the son of|Maaseiah, the son of|Ithiel, the son of|Jesaiah.|11:8 And after him|Gabbai, Sallai, nine|hundred twenty and|eight.
R	T11:9 And Joel the son|of Zichri was their|overseer: and Judah|the son of Senuah|was second over the|city.|11:10 Of the priests:|Jedaiah the son of|Joiarib, Jachin.|11:11 Seraiah the son|of Hilkiah, the son of|Meshullam, the son of|Zadok, the son of|Meraioth, the son of
R	TAhitub, was the ruler|of the house of God.|11:12 And their|brethren that did the|work of the house|were eight hundred|twenty and two: and|Adaiah the son of|Jeroham, the son of|Pelaliah, the son of|Amzi, the son of|Zechariah, the son of|Pashur, the son of|Malchiah.
R	T11:13 And his|brethren, chief of the|fathers, two hundred|forty and two: and|Amashai the son of|Azareel, the son of|Ahasai, the son of|Meshillemoth, the son|of Immer,|11:14 And their|brethren, mighty men|of valour, an hundred|twenty and eight: and|their overseer was
R	TZabdiel, the son of|one of the great men.|11:15 Also of the|Levites: Shemaiah the|son of Hashub, the|son of Azrikam, the|son of Hashabiah, the|son of Bunni;|11:16 And Shabbethai|and Jozabad, of the|chief of the Levites,|had the oversight of|the outward business|of the house of God.
R	T11:17 And Mattaniah|the son of Micha, the|son of Zabdi, the son|of Asaph, was the|principal to begin the|thanksgiving in|prayer: and Bakbukiah|the second among his|brethren, and Abda|the son of Shammua,|the son of Galal, the|son of Jeduthun.|11:18 All the Levites in|the holy city were two
R	Thundred fourscore|and four.|11:19 Moreover the|porters, Akkub,|Talmon, and their|brethren that kept|the gates, were an|hundred seventy and|two.|11:20 And the residue|of Israel, of the|priests, and the|Levites, were in all the|cities of Judah, every
R	Tone in his inheritance.|11:21 But the Nethinims|dwelt in Ophel: and|Ziha and Gispa were|over the Nethinims.|11:22 The overseer|also of the Levites at|Jerusalem was Uzzi|the son of Bani, the|son of Hashabiah, the|son of Mattaniah, the|son of Micha. Of the|sons of Asaph, the|singers were over the
R	Tbusiness of the house|of God.|11:23 For it was the|king's commandment|concerning them, that|a certain portion|should be for the|singers, due for|every day.|11:24 And Pethahiah|the son of|Meshezabeel, of the|children of Zerah the|son of Judah, was at
R	Tthe king's hand in all|matters concerning|the people.|11:25 And for the|villages, with their|fields, some of the|children of Judah|dwelt at Kirjatharba,|and in the villages|thereof, and at Dibon,|and in the villages|thereof, and at|Jekabzeel, and in the|villages thereof,
R	T11:26 And at Jeshua,|and at Moladah, and at|Bethphelet,|11:27 And at|Hazarshual, and at|Beersheba, and in the|villages thereof,|11:28 And at Ziklag,|and at Mekonah, and in|the villages thereof,|11:29 And at Enrimmon,|and at Zareah, and at|Jarmuth,|11:30 Zanoah, Adullam,
R	Tand in their villages,|at Lachish, and the|fields thereof, at|Azekah, and in the|villages thereof. And|they dwelt from|Beersheba unto the|valley of Hinnom.|11:31 The children|also of Benjamin from|Geba dwelt at|Michmash, and Aija,|and Bethel, and in|their villages.
R	T11:32 And at Anathoth,|Nob, Ananiah,|11:33 Hazor, Ramah,|Gittaim,|11:34 Hadid, Zeboim,|Neballat,|11:35 Lod, and Ono,|the valley of|craftsmen.|11:36 And of the|Levites were divisions|in Judah, and in|Benjamin.|
R	T12:1 Now these are|the priests and the|Levites that went up|with Zerubbabel the|son of Shealtiel, and|Jeshua: Seraiah,|Jeremiah, Ezra,|12:2 Amariah, Malluch,|Hattush,|12:3 Shechaniah,|Rehum, Meremoth,|12:4 Iddo, Ginnetho,|Abijah,|12:5 Miamin, Maadiah,
R	TBilgah,|12:6 Shemaiah, and|Joiarib, Jedaiah,|12:7 Sallu, Amok,|Hilkiah, Jedaiah. These|were the chief of the|priests and of their|brethren in the days|of Jeshua.|12:8 Moreover the|Levites: Jeshua, Binnui,|Kadmiel, Sherebiah,|Judah, and Mattaniah,|which was over the
R	Tthanksgiving, he and|his brethren.|12:9 Also Bakbukiah|and Unni, their|brethren, were over|against them in the|watches.|12:10 And Jeshua|begat Joiakim, Joiakim|also begat Eliashib,|and Eliashib begat|Joiada,|12:11 And Joiada|begat Jonathan, and
R	TJonathan begat|Jaddua.|12:12 And in the days|of Joiakim were|priests, the chief of|the fathers: of|Seraiah, Meraiah; of|Jeremiah, Hananiah;|12:13 Of Ezra,|Meshullam; of Amariah,|Jehohanan;|12:14 Of Melicu,|Jonathan; of|Shebaniah, Joseph;
R	T12:15 Of Harim, Adna;|of Meraioth, Helkai;|12:16 Of Iddo,|Zechariah; of|Ginnethon, Meshullam;|12:17 Of Abijah, Zichri;|of Miniamin, of Moadiah,|Piltai:|12:18 Of Bilgah,|Shammua; of Shemaiah,|Jehonathan;|12:19 And of Joiarib,|Mattenai; of Jedaiah,|Uzzi;
R	T12:20 Of Sallai, Kallai;|of Amok, Eber;|12:21 Of Hilkiah,|Hashabiah; of Jedaiah,|Nethaneel.|12:22 The Levites in|the days of Eliashib,|Joiada, and Johanan,|and Jaddua, were|recorded chief of the|fathers: also the|priests, to the reign|of Darius the Persian.|12:23 The sons of
R	TLevi, the chief of the|fathers, were written|in the book of the|chronicles, even until|the days of Johanan|the son of Eliashib.|12:24 And the chief of|the Levites: Hashabiah,|Sherebiah, and Jeshua|the son of Kadmiel,|with their brethren|over against them, to|praise and to give|thanks, according to
R	Tthe commandment of|David the man of God,|ward over against|ward.|12:25 Mattaniah, and|Bakbukiah, Obadiah,|Meshullam, Talmon,|Akkub, were porters|keeping the ward at|the thresholds of the|gates.|12:26 These were in|the days of Joiakim|the son of Jeshua,
R	Tthe son of Jozadak,|and in the days of|Nehemiah the|governor, and of|Ezra the priest, the|scribe.|12:27 And at the|dedication of the wall|of Jerusalem they|sought the Levites out|of all their places, to|bring them to|Jerusalem, to keep the|dedication with
R	Tgladness, both with|thanksgivings, and with|singing, with cymbals,|psalteries, and with|harps.|12:28 And the sons of|the singers gathered|themselves together,|both out of the plain|country round about|Jerusalem, and from|the villages of|Netophathi;|12:29 Also from the
R	Thouse of Gilgal, and|out of the fields of|Geba and Azmaveth:|for the singers had|builded them villages|round about|Jerusalem.|12:30 And the priests|and the Levites|purified themselves,|and purified the|people, and the gates,|and the wall.|12:31 Then I brought
R	Tup the princes of|Judah upon the wall,|and appointed two|great companies of|them that gave thanks,|whereof one went on|the right hand upon|the wall toward the|dung gate:|12:32 And after them|went Hoshaiah, and|half of the princes of|Judah,|12:33 And Azariah,
R	TEzra, and Meshullam,|12:34 Judah, and|Benjamin, and|Shemaiah, and|Jeremiah,|12:35 And certain of|the priests' sons with|trumpets; namely,|Zechariah the son of|Jonathan, the son of|Shemaiah, the son of|Mattaniah, the son of|Michaiah, the son of|Zaccur, the son of
R	TAsaph:|12:36 And his|brethren, Shemaiah,|and Azarael, Milalai,|Gilalai, Maai, Nethaneel,|and Judah, Hanani, with|the musical|instruments of David|the man of God, and|Ezra the scribe|before them.|12:37 And at the|fountain gate, which|was over against them,
R	Tthey went up by the|stairs of the city of|David, at the going up|of the wall, above the|house of David, even|unto the water gate|eastward.|12:38 And the other|company of them that|gave thanks went|over against them, and|I after them, and the|half of the people|upon the wall, from
R	Tbeyond the tower of|the furnaces even|unto the broad wall;|12:39 And from above|the gate of Ephraim,|and above the old|gate, and above the|fish gate, and the|tower of Hananeel,|and the tower of|Meah, even unto the|sheep gate: and they|stood still in the|prison gate.
R	T12:40 So stood the two|companies of them|that gave thanks in|the house of God, and|I, and the half of the|rulers with me:|12:41 And the priests;|Eliakim, Maaseiah,|Miniamin, Michaiah,|Elioenai, Zechariah,|and Hananiah, with|trumpets;|12:42 And Maaseiah,|and Shemaiah, and
R	TEleazar, and Uzzi, and|Jehohanan, and|Malchijah, and Elam,|and Ezer. And the|singers sang loud,|with Jezrahiah their|overseer.|12:43 Also that day|they offered great|sacrifices, and|rejoiced: for God had|made them rejoice with|great joy: the wives|also and the children
R	Trejoiced: so that the|joy of Jerusalem was|heard even afar off.|12:44 And at that time|were some appointed|over the chambers|for the treasures,|for the offerings, for|the firstfruits, and|for the tithes, to|gather into them out|of the fields of the|cities the portions of|the law for the
R	Tpriests and Levites:|for Judah rejoiced|for the priests and|for the Levites that|waited.|12:45 And both the|singers and the|porters kept the ward|of their God, and the|ward of the|purification, according|to the commandment of|David, and of Solomon|his son.
R	T12:46 For in the days|of David and Asaph of|old there were chief|of the singers, and|songs of praise and|thanksgiving unto God.|12:47 And all Israel in|the days of|Zerubbabel, and in the|days of Nehemiah,|gave the portions of|the singers and the|porters, every day|his portion: and they
R	Tsanctified holy things|unto the Levites; and|the Levites sanctified|them unto the children|of Aaron.||13:1 On that day they|read in the book of|Moses in the audience|of the people; and|therein was found|written, that the|Ammonite and the|Moabite should not
R	Tcome into the|congregation of God|for ever;|13:2 Because they met|not the children of|Israel with bread and|with water, but hired|Balaam against them,|that he should curse|them: howbeit our God|turned the curse into|a blessing.|13:3 Now it came to|pass, when they had
R	Theard the law, that|they separated from|Israel all the mixed|multitude.|13:4 And before this,|Eliashib the priest,|having the oversight|of the chamber of the|house of our God, was|allied unto Tobiah:|13:5 And he had|prepared for him a|great chamber, where|aforetime they laid the
R	Tmeat offerings, the|frankincense, and the|vessels, and the|tithes of the corn, the|new wine, and the oil,|which was commanded|to be given to the|Levites, and the|singers, and the|porters; and the|offerings of the|priests.|13:6 But in all this time|was not I at
R	TJerusalem: for in the|two and thirtieth year|of Artaxerxes king of|Babylon came I unto|the king, and after|certain days obtained|I leave of the king:|13:7 And I came to|Jerusalem, and|understood of the evil|that Eliashib did for|Tobiah, in preparing|him a chamber in the|courts of the house
R	Tof God.|13:8 And it grieved me|sore: therefore I|cast forth all the|household stuff to|Tobiah out of the|chamber.|13:9 Then I|commanded, and they|cleansed the|chambers: and thither|brought I again the|vessels of the house|of God, with the meat
R	Toffering and the|frankincense.|13:10 And I perceived|that the portions of|the Levites had not|been given them: for|the Levites and the|singers, that did the|work, were fled every|one to his field.|13:11 Then contended|I with the rulers, and|said, Why is the house|of God forsaken? And
R	TI gathered them|together, and set them|in their place.|13:12 Then brought all|Judah the tithe of the|corn and the new wine|and the oil unto the|treasuries.|13:13 And I made|treasurers over the|treasuries, Shelemiah|the priest, and Zadok|the scribe, and of the|Levites, Pedaiah: and
R	Tnext to them was|Hanan the son of|Zaccur, the son of|Mattaniah: for they|were counted faithful,|and their office was|to distribute unto|their brethren.|13:14 Remember me, O|my God, concerning|this, and wipe not out|my good deeds that I|have done for the|house of my God, and
R	Tfor the offices|thereof.|13:15 In those days|saw I in Judah some|treading wine presses|on the sabbath, and|bringing in sheaves,|and lading asses; as|also wine, grapes, and|figs, and all manner of|burdens, which they|brought into|Jerusalem on the|sabbath day: and I
R	Ttestified against them|in the day wherein|they sold victuals.|13:16 There dwelt men|of Tyre also therein,|which brought fish,|and all manner of|ware, and sold on the|sabbath unto the|children of Judah, and|in Jerusalem.|13:17 Then I|contended with the|nobles of Judah, and
R	Tsaid unto them, What|evil thing is this that|ye do, and profane|the sabbath day?|13:18 Did not your|fathers thus, and did|not our God bring all|this evil upon us, and|upon this city? yet ye|bring more wrath upon|Israel by profaning|the sabbath.|13:19 And it came to|pass, that when the
R	Tgates of Jerusalem|began to be dark|before the sabbath, I|commanded that the|gates should be shut,|and charged that they|should not be opened|till after the sabbath:|and some of my|servants set I at the|gates, that there|should no burden be|brought in on the|sabbath day.
R	T13:20 So the|merchants and sellers|of all kind of ware|lodged without|Jerusalem once or|twice.|13:21 Then I testified|against them, and said|unto them, Why lodge|ye about the wall? if|ye do so again, I will|lay hands on you.|From that time forth|came they no more on
R	Tthe sabbath.|13:22 And I commanded|the Levites that they|should cleanse|themselves, and that|they should come and|keep the gates, to|sanctify the sabbath|day. Remember me, O|my God, concerning|this also, and spare|me according to the|greatness of thy|mercy.
R	T13:23 In those days|also saw I Jews that|had married wives of|Ashdod, of Ammon, and|of Moab:|13:24 And their|children spake half in|the speech of Ashdod,|and could not speak in|the Jews' language,|but according to the|language of each|people.|13:25 And I contended
R	Twith them, and cursed|them, and smote|certain of them, and|plucked off their hair,|and made them swear|by God, saying, Ye|shall not give your|daughters unto their|sons, nor take their|daughters unto your|sons, or for|yourselves.|13:26 Did not Solomon|king of Israel sin by
R	Tthese things? yet|among many nations|was there no king like|him, who was beloved|of his God, and God|made him king over all|Israel: nevertheless|even him did|outlandish women|cause to sin.|13:27 Shall we then|hearken unto you to|do all this great evil,|to transgress against
R	Tour God in marrying|strange wives?|13:28 And one of the|sons of Joiada, the|son of Eliashib the|high priest, was son in|law to Sanballat the|Horonite: therefore I|chased him from me.|13:29 Remember them,|O my God, because|they have defiled the|priesthood, and the|covenant of the
R	Tpriesthood, and of the|Levites.|13:30 Thus cleansed I|them from all|strangers, and|appointed the wards|of the priests and the|Levites, every one in|his business;|13:31 And for the|wood offering, at times|appointed, and for the|firstfruits. Remember|me, O my God, for
R	Tgood.
R	K2;The Book of|Esther	T||1:1 Now it came to|pass in the days of|Ahasuerus, (this is|Ahasuerus which|reigned, from India|even unto Ethiopia,|over an hundred and|seven and twenty|provinces:)|1:2 That in those days,|when the king
R	TAhasuerus sat on the|throne of his kingdom,|which was in Shushan|the palace,|1:3 In the third year|of his reign, he made|a feast unto all his|princes and his|servants; the power|of Persia and Media,|the nobles and|princes of the|provinces, being|before him:
R	T1:4 When he shewed|the riches of his|glorious kingdom and|the honour of his|excellent majesty|many days, even an|hundred and|fourscore days.|1:5 And when these|days were expired,|the king made a feast|unto all the people|that were present in|Shushan the palace,
R	Tboth unto great and|small, seven days, in|the court of the|garden of the king's|palace;|1:6 Where were white,|green, and blue,|hangings, fastened|with cords of fine|linen and purple to|silver rings and|pillars of marble: the|beds were of gold and|silver, upon a
R	Tpavement of red, and|blue, and white, and|black, marble.|1:7 And they gave|them drink in vessels|of gold, (the vessels|being diverse one|from another,) and|royal wine in|abundance, according|to the state of the|king.|1:8 And the drinking|was according to the
R	Tlaw; none did compel:|for so the king had|appointed to all the|officers of his house,|that they should do|according to every|man's pleasure.|1:9 Also Vashti the|queen made a feast|for the women in the|royal house which|belonged to king|Ahasuerus.|1:10 On the seventh
R	Tday, when the heart|of the king was merry|with wine, he|commanded Mehuman,|Biztha, Harbona,|Bigtha, and Abagtha,|Zethar, and Carcas,|the seven|chamberlains that|served in the|presence of|Ahasuerus the king,|1:11 To bring Vashti|the queen before the
R	Tking with the crown|royal, to shew the|people and the|princes her beauty:|for she was fair to|look on.|1:12 But the queen|Vashti refused to|come at the king's|commandment by his|chamberlains:|therefore was the|king very wroth, and|his anger burned in
R	Thim.|1:13 Then the king|said to the wise men,|which knew the times,|(for so was the king's|manner toward all that|knew law and|judgment:|1:14 And the next unto|him was Carshena,|Shethar, Admatha,|Tarshish, Meres,|Marsena, and Memucan,|the seven princes of
R	TPersia and Media,|which saw the king's|face, and which sat|the first in the|kingdom;)|1:15 What shall we do|unto the queen Vashti|according to law,|because she hath not|performed the|commandment of the|king Ahasuerus by the|chamberlains?|1:16 And Memucan
R	Tanswered before the|king and the princes,|Vashti the queen hath|not done wrong to the|king only, but also to|all the princes, and to|all the people that|are in all the|provinces of the king|Ahasuerus.|1:17 For this deed of|the queen shall come|abroad unto all women,|so that they shall
R	Tdespise their|husbands in their|eyes, when it shall be|reported, The king|Ahasuerus commanded|Vashti the queen to be|brought in before him,|but she came not.|1:18 Likewise shall the|ladies of Persia and|Media say this day|unto all the king's|princes, which have|heard of the deed of
R	Tthe queen. Thus shall|there arise too much|contempt and wrath.|1:19 If it please the|king, let there go a|royal commandment|from him, and let it be|written among the laws|of the Persians and|the Medes, that it be|not altered, That|Vashti come no more|before king|Ahasuerus; and let
R	Tthe king give her|royal estate unto|another that is better|than she.|1:20 And when the|king's decree which he|shall make shall be|published throughout|all his empire, (for it|is great,) all the wives|shall give to their|husbands honour,|both to great and|small.
R	T1:21 And the saying|pleased the king and|the princes; and the|king did according to|the word of Memucan:|1:22 For he sent|letters into all the|king's provinces, into|every province|according to the|writing thereof, and to|every people after|their language, that|every man should
R	Tbear rule in his own|house, and that it|should be published|according to the|language of every|people.||2:1 After these things,|when the wrath of king|Ahasuerus was|appeased, he|remembered Vashti,|and what she had|done, and what was
R	Tdecreed against her.|2:2 Then said the|king's servants that|ministered unto him,|Let there be fair|young virgins sought|for the king:|2:3 And let the king|appoint officers in all|the provinces of his|kingdom, that they may|gather together all|the fair young virgins|unto Shushan the
R	Tpalace, to the house|of the women, unto the|custody of Hege the|king's chamberlain,|keeper of the women;|and let their things|for purification be|given them:|2:4 And let the maiden|which pleaseth the|king be queen instead|of Vashti. And the|thing pleased the king;|and he did so.
R	T2:5 Now in Shushan the|palace there was a|certain Jew, whose|name was Mordecai,|the son of Jair, the|son of Shimei, the son|of Kish, a Benjamite;|2:6 Who had been|carried away from|Jerusalem with the|captivity which had|been carried away|with Jeconiah king of|Judah, whom
R	TNebuchadnezzar the|king of Babylon had|carried away.|2:7 And he brought up|Hadassah, that is,|Esther, his uncle's|daughter: for she had|neither father nor|mother, and the maid|was fair and beautiful;|whom Mordecai, when|her father and|mother were dead,|took for his own
R	Tdaughter.|2:8 So it came to pass,|when the king's|commandment and his|decree was heard,|and when many|maidens were|gathered together|unto Shushan the|palace, to the custody|of Hegai, that Esther|was brought also unto|the king's house, to|the custody of Hegai,
R	Tkeeper of the women.|2:9 And the maiden|pleased him, and she|obtained kindness of|him; and he speedily|gave her her things|for purification, with|such things as|belonged to her, and|seven maidens, which|were meet to be given|her, out of the king's|house: and he|preferred her and
R	Ther maids unto the|best place of the|house of the women.|2:10 Esther had not|shewed her people|nor her kindred: for|Mordecai had charged|her that she should|not shew it.|2:11 And Mordecai|walked every day|before the court of|the women's house, to|know how Esther did,
R	Tand what should|become of her.|2:12 Now when every|maid's turn was come|to go in to king|Ahasuerus, after that|she had been twelve|months, according to|the manner of the|women, (for so were|the days of their|purifications|accomplished, to wit,|six months with oil of
R	Tmyrrh, and six months|with sweet odours, and|with other things for|the purifying of the|women;)|2:13 Then thus came|every maiden unto the|king; whatsoever she|desired was given her|to go with her out of|the house of the|women unto the king's|house.|2:14 In the evening
R	Tshe went, and on the|morrow she returned|into the second house|of the women, to the|custody of|Shaashgaz, the king's|chamberlain, which|kept the concubines:|she came in unto the|king no more, except|the king delighted in|her, and that she|were called by name.|2:15 Now when the
R	Tturn of Esther, the|daughter of Abihail|the uncle of Mordecai,|who had taken her for|his daughter, was|come to go in unto the|king, she required|nothing but what Hegai|the king's chamberlain,|the keeper of the|women, appointed. And|Esther obtained|favour in the sight of|all them that looked
R	Tupon her.|2:16 So Esther was|taken unto king|Ahasuerus into his|house royal in the|tenth month, which is|the month Tebeth, in|the seventh year of|his reign.|2:17 And the king|loved Esther above|all the women, and she|obtained grace and|favour in his sight
R	Tmore than all the|virgins; so that he set|the royal crown upon|her head, and made|her queen instead of|Vashti.|2:18 Then the king|made a great feast|unto all his princes|and his servants,|even Esther's feast;|and he made a|release to the|provinces, and gave
R	Tgifts, according to the|state of the king.|2:19 And when the|virgins were gathered|together the second|time, then Mordecai sat|in the king's gate.|2:20 Esther had not|yet shewed her|kindred nor her|people; as Mordecai|had charged her: for|Esther did the|commandment of
R	TMordecai, like as when|she was brought up|with him.|2:21 In those days,|while Mordecai sat in|the king's gate, two of|the king's|chamberlains, Bigthan|and Teresh, of those|which kept the door,|were wroth, and|sought to lay hands|on the king|Ahasuerus.
R	T2:22 And the thing was|known to Mordecai,|who told it unto|Esther the queen; and|Esther certified the|king thereof in|Mordecai's name.|2:23 And when|inquisition was made of|the matter, it was|found out; therefore|they were both|hanged on a tree: and|it was written in the
R	Tbook of the|chronicles before the|king.||3:1 After these things|did king Ahasuerus|promote Haman the|son of Hammedatha|the Agagite, and|advanced him, and set|his seat above all the|princes that were with|him.|3:2 And all the king's
R	Tservants, that were in|the king's gate, bowed,|and reverenced|Haman: for the king|had so commanded|concerning him. But|Mordecai bowed not,|nor did him reverence.|3:3 Then the king's|servants, which were|in the king's gate, said|unto Mordecai, Why|transgressest thou|the king's
R	Tcommandment?|3:4 Now it came to|pass, when they spake|daily unto him, and he|hearkened not unto|them, that they told|Haman, to see whether|Mordecai's matters|would stand: for he|had told them that he|was a Jew.|3:5 And when Haman|saw that Mordecai|bowed not, nor did him
R	Treverence, then was|Haman full of wrath.|3:6 And he thought|scorn to lay hands on|Mordecai alone; for|they had shewed him|the people of|Mordecai: wherefore|Haman sought to|destroy all the Jews|that were throughout|the whole kingdom of|Ahasuerus, even the|people of Mordecai.
R	T3:7 In the first month,|that is, the month|Nisan, in the twelfth|year of king|Ahasuerus, they cast|Pur, that is, the lot,|before Haman from|day to day, and from|month to month, to the|twelfth month, that is,|the month Adar.|3:8 And Haman said|unto king Ahasuerus,|There is a certain
R	Tpeople scattered|abroad and dispersed|among the people in|all the provinces of|thy kingdom; and their|laws are diverse from|all people; neither|keep they the king's|laws: therefore it is|not for the king's|profit to suffer them.|3:9 If it please the|king, let it be written|that they may be
R	Tdestroyed: and I will|pay ten thousand|talents of silver to|the hands of those|that have the charge|of the business, to|bring it into the king's|treasuries.|3:10 And the king took|his ring from his hand,|and gave it unto|Haman the son of|Hammedatha the|Agagite, the Jews'
R	Tenemy.|3:11 And the king said|unto Haman, The silver|is given to thee, the|people also, to do with|them as it seemeth|good to thee.|3:12 Then were the|king's scribes called|on the thirteenth day|of the first month, and|there was written|according to all that|Haman had commanded
R	Tunto the king's|lieutenants, and to the|governors that were|over every province,|and to the rulers of|every people of|every province|according to the|writing thereof, and to|every people after|their language; in the|name of king|Ahasuerus was it|written, and sealed
R	Twith the king's ring.|3:13 And the letters|were sent by posts|into all the king's|provinces, to destroy,|to kill, and to cause to|perish, all Jews, both|young and old, little|children and women, in|one day, even upon|the thirteenth day of|the twelfth month,|which is the month|Adar, and to take the
R	Tspoil of them for a|prey.|3:14 The copy of the|writing for a|commandment to be|given in every|province was|published unto all|people, that they|should be ready|against that day.|3:15 The posts went|out, being hastened by|the king's
R	Tcommandment, and the|decree was given in|Shushan the palace.|And the king and|Haman sat down to|drink; but the city|Shushan was|perplexed.||4:1 When Mordecai|perceived all that was|done, Mordecai rent|his clothes, and put|on sackcloth with
R	Tashes, and went out|into the midst of the|city, and cried with a|loud and a bitter cry;|4:2 And came even|before the king's gate:|for none might enter|into the king's gate|clothed with sackcloth.|4:3 And in every|province,|whithersoever the|king's commandment|and his decree came,
R	Tthere was great|mourning among the|Jews, and fasting, and|weeping, and wailing;|and many lay in|sackcloth and ashes.|4:4 So Esther's maids|and her chamberlains|came and told it her.|Then was the queen|exceedingly grieved;|and she sent raiment|to clothe Mordecai,|and to take away his
R	Tsackcloth from him:|but he received it not.|4:5 Then called Esther|for Hatach, one of the|king's chamberlains,|whom he had appointed|to attend upon her,|and gave him a|commandment to|Mordecai, to know what|it was, and why it was.|4:6 So Hatach went|forth to Mordecai|unto the street of the
R	Tcity, which was before|the king's gate.|4:7 And Mordecai told|him of all that had|happened unto him,|and of the sum of the|money that Haman had|promised to pay to the|king's treasuries for|the Jews, to destroy|them.|4:8 Also he gave him|the copy of the|writing of the decree
R	Tthat was given at|Shushan to destroy|them, to shew it unto|Esther, and to|declare it unto her,|and to charge her|that she should go in|unto the king, to make|supplication unto him,|and to make request|before him for her|people.|4:9 And Hatach came|and told Esther the
R	Twords of Mordecai.|4:10 Again Esther|spake unto Hatach,|and gave him|commandment unto|Mordecai;|4:11 All the king's|servants, and the|people of the king's|provinces, do know,|that whosoever,|whether man or woman,|shall come unto the|king into the inner
R	Tcourt, who is not|called, there is one|law of his to put him to|death, except such to|whom the king shall|hold out the golden|sceptre, that he may|live: but I have not|been called to come in|unto the king these|thirty days.|4:12 And they told to|Mordecai Esther's|words.
R	T4:13 Then Mordecai|commanded to answer|Esther, Think not with|thyself that thou|shalt escape in the|king's house, more|than all the Jews.|4:14 For if thou|altogether holdest thy|peace at this time,|then shall there|enlargement and|deliverance arise to|the Jews from
R	Tanother place; but|thou and thy father's|house shall be|destroyed: and who|knoweth whether thou|art come to the|kingdom for such a|time as this?|4:15 Then Esther bade|them return Mordecai|this answer,|4:16 Go, gather|together all the Jews|that are present in
R	TShushan, and fast ye|for me, and neither|eat nor drink three|days, night or day: I|also and my maidens|will fast likewise; and|so will I go in unto the|king, which is not|according to the law:|and if I perish, I|perish.|4:17 So Mordecai went|his way, and did|according to all that
R	TEsther had commanded|him.||5:1 Now it came to|pass on the third day,|that Esther put on|her royal apparel,|and stood in the inner|court of the king's|house, over against|the king's house: and|the king sat upon his|royal throne in the|royal house, over
R	Tagainst the gate of|the house.|5:2 And it was so, when|the king saw Esther|the queen standing in|the court, that she|obtained favour in his|sight: and the king|held out to Esther the|golden sceptre that|was in his hand. So|Esther drew near, and|touched the top of|the sceptre.
R	T5:3 Then said the king|unto her, What wilt|thou, queen Esther?|and what is thy|request? it shall be|even given thee to the|half of the kingdom.|5:4 And Esther|answered, If it seem|good unto the king, let|the king and Haman|come this day unto the|banquet that I have|prepared for him.
R	T5:5 Then the king said,|Cause Haman to make|haste, that he may do|as Esther hath said.|So the king and Haman|came to the banquet|that Esther had|prepared.|5:6 And the king said|unto Esther at the|banquet of wine, What|is thy petition? and it|shall be granted thee:|and what is thy
R	Trequest? even to the|half of the kingdom it|shall be performed.|5:7 Then answered|Esther, and said, My|petition and my|request is;|5:8 If I have found|favour in the sight of|the king, and if it|please the king to|grant my petition, and|to perform my|request, let the king
R	Tand Haman come to the|banquet that I shall|prepare for them, and|I will do to morrow as|the king hath said.|5:9 Then went Haman|forth that day joyful|and with a glad heart:|but when Haman saw|Mordecai in the king's|gate, that he stood|not up, nor moved for|him, he was full of|indignation against
R	TMordecai.|5:10 Nevertheless|Haman refrained|himself: and when he|came home, he sent|and called for his|friends, and Zeresh|his wife.|5:11 And Haman told|them of the glory of|his riches, and the|multitude of his|children, and all the|things wherein the
R	Tking had promoted him,|and how he had|advanced him above|the princes and|servants of the king.|5:12 Haman said|moreover, Yea, Esther|the queen did let no|man come in with the|king unto the banquet|that she had|prepared but myself;|and to morrow am I|invited unto her also
R	Twith the king.|5:13 Yet all this|availeth me nothing, so|long as I see|Mordecai the Jew|sitting at the king's|gate.|5:14 Then said Zeresh|his wife and all his|friends unto him, Let a|gallows be made of|fifty cubits high, and|to morrow speak thou|unto the king that
R	TMordecai may be|hanged thereon: then|go thou in merrily with|the king unto the|banquet. And the thing|pleased Haman; and he|caused the gallows to|be made.||6:1 On that night could|not the king sleep, and|he commanded to bring|the book of records|of the chronicles; and
R	Tthey were read|before the king.|6:2 And it was found|written, that Mordecai|had told of Bigthana|and Teresh, two of|the king's|chamberlains, the|keepers of the door,|who sought to lay|hand on the king|Ahasuerus.|6:3 And the king said,|What honour and
R	Tdignity hath been done|to Mordecai for this?|Then said the king's|servants that|ministered unto him,|There is nothing done|for him.|6:4 And the king said,|Who is in the court?|Now Haman was come|into the outward court|of the king's house, to|speak unto the king to|hang Mordecai on the
R	Tgallows that he had|prepared for him.|6:5 And the king's|servants said unto|him, Behold, Haman|standeth in the court.|And the king said, Let|him come in.|6:6 So Haman came in.|And the king said unto|him, What shall be done|unto the man whom the|king delighteth to|honour? Now Haman
R	Tthought in his heart,|To whom would the king|delight to do honour|more than to myself?|6:7 And Haman|answered the king,|For the man whom the|king delighteth to|honour,|6:8 Let the royal|apparel be brought|which the king useth|to wear, and the|horse that the king
R	Trideth upon, and the|crown royal which is|set upon his head:|6:9 And let this|apparel and horse be|delivered to the hand|of one of the king's|most noble princes,|that they may array|the man withal whom|the king delighteth to|honour, and bring him|on horseback through|the street of the city,
R	Tand proclaim before|him, Thus shall it be|done to the man whom|the king delighteth to|honour.|6:10 Then the king|said to Haman, Make|haste, and take the|apparel and the|horse, as thou hast|said, and do even so|to Mordecai the Jew,|that sitteth at the|king's gate: let nothing
R	Tfail of all that thou|hast spoken.|6:11 Then took Haman|the apparel and the|horse, and arrayed|Mordecai, and brought|him on horseback|through the street of|the city, and|proclaimed before him,|Thus shall it be done|unto the man whom the|king delighteth to|honour.
R	T6:12 And Mordecai|came again to the|king's gate. But Haman|hasted to his house|mourning, and having|his head covered.|6:13 And Haman told|Zeresh his wife and|all his friends every|thing that had|befallen him. Then said|his wise men and|Zeresh his wife unto|him, If Mordecai be of
R	Tthe seed of the Jews,|before whom thou|hast begun to fall,|thou shalt not prevail|against him, but shalt|surely fall before him.|6:14 And while they|were yet talking with|him, came the king's|chamberlains, and|hasted to bring Haman|unto the banquet that|Esther had prepared.|
R	T7:1 So the king and|Haman came to|banquet with Esther|the queen.|7:2 And the king said|again unto Esther on|the second day at the|banquet of wine, What|is thy petition, queen|Esther? and it shall|be granted thee: and|what is thy request?|and it shall be|performed, even to
R	Tthe half of the|kingdom.|7:3 Then Esther the|queen answered and|said, If I have found|favour in thy sight, O|king, and if it please|the king, let my life be|given me at my petition,|and my people at my|request:|7:4 For we are sold, I|and my people, to be|destroyed, to be slain,
R	Tand to perish. But if|we had been sold for|bondmen and|bondwomen, I had held|my tongue, although|the enemy could not|countervail the king's|damage.|7:5 Then the king|Ahasuerus answered|and said unto Esther|the queen, Who is he,|and where is he, that|durst presume in his
R	Theart to do so?|7:6 And Esther said,|The adversary and|enemy is this wicked|Haman. Then Haman|was afraid before the|king and the queen.|7:7 And the king|arising from the|banquet of wine in his|wrath went into the|palace garden: and|Haman stood up to|make request for his
R	Tlife to Esther the|queen; for he saw|that there was evil|determined against him|by the king.|7:8 Then the king|returned out of the|palace garden into|the place of the|banquet of wine; and|Haman was fallen upon|the bed whereon|Esther was. Then said|the king, Will he force
R	Tthe queen also before|me in the house? As|the word went out of|the king's mouth, they|covered Haman's face.|7:9 And Harbonah, one|of the chamberlains,|said before the king,|Behold also, the|gallows fifty cubits|high, which Haman had|made for Mordecai,|who had spoken good|for the king, standeth
R	Tin the house of Haman.|Then the king said,|Hang him thereon.|7:10 So they hanged|Haman on the gallows|that he had prepared|for Mordecai. Then|was the king's wrath|pacified.||8:1 On that day did the|king Ahasuerus give|the house of Haman|the Jews' enemy unto
R	TEsther the queen. And|Mordecai came before|the king; for Esther|had told what he was|unto her.|8:2 And the king took|off his ring, which he|had taken from Haman,|and gave it unto|Mordecai. And Esther|set Mordecai over the|house of Haman.|8:3 And Esther spake|yet again before the
R	Tking, and fell down at|his feet, and besought|him with tears to put|away the mischief of|Haman the Agagite, and|his device that he had|devised against the|Jews.|8:4 Then the king held|out the golden|sceptre toward|Esther. So Esther|arose, and stood|before the king,
R	T8:5 And said, If it|please the king, and if|I have favour in his|sight, and the thing|seem right before the|king, and I be pleasing|in his eyes, let it be|written to reverse the|letters devised by|Haman the son of|Hammedatha the|Agagite, which he|wrote to destroy the|Jews which are in all
R	Tthe king's provinces:|8:6 For how can I|endure to see the evil|that shall come unto|my people? or how|can I endure to see|the destruction of my|kindred?|8:7 Then the king|Ahasuerus said unto|Esther the queen and|to Mordecai the Jew,|Behold, I have given|Esther the house of
R	THaman, and him they|have hanged upon the|gallows, because he|laid his hand upon the|Jews.|8:8 Write ye also for|the Jews, as it liketh|you, in the king's name,|and seal it with the|king's ring: for the|writing which is written|in the king's name, and|sealed with the king's|ring, may no man
R	Treverse.|8:9 Then were the|king's scribes called|at that time in the|third month, that is,|the month Sivan, on|the three and|twentieth day thereof;|and it was written|according to all that|Mordecai commanded|unto the Jews, and to|the lieutenants, and|the deputies and
R	Trulers of the|provinces which are|from India unto|Ethiopia, an hundred|twenty and seven|provinces, unto every|province according to|the writing thereof,|and unto every|people after their|language, and to the|Jews according to|their writing, and|according to their
R	Tlanguage.|8:10 And he wrote in|the king Ahasuerus'|name, and sealed it|with the king's ring,|and sent letters by|posts on horseback,|and riders on mules,|camels, and young|dromedaries:|8:11 Wherein the king|granted the Jews|which were in every|city to gather
R	Tthemselves together,|and to stand for their|life, to destroy, to|slay and to cause to|perish, all the power|of the people and|province that would|assault them, both|little ones and women,|and to take the spoil|of them for a prey,|8:12 Upon one day in|all the provinces of|king Ahasuerus,
R	Tnamely, upon the|thirteenth day of the|twelfth month, which is|the month Adar.|8:13 The copy of the|writing for a|commandment to be|given in every|province was|published unto all|people, and that the|Jews should be ready|against that day to|avenge themselves on
R	Ttheir enemies.|8:14 So the posts that|rode upon mules and|camels went out, being|hastened and pressed|on by the king's|commandment. And the|decree was given at|Shushan the palace.|8:15 And Mordecai|went out from the|presence of the king|in royal apparel of|blue and white, and
R	Twith a great crown of|gold, and with a|garment of fine linen|and purple: and the|city of Shushan|rejoiced and was|glad.|8:16 The Jews had|light, and gladness,|and joy, and honour.|8:17 And in every|province, and in every|city, whithersoever|the king's
R	Tcommandment and his|decree came, the Jews|had joy and gladness,|a feast and a good|day. And many of the|people of the land|became Jews; for the|fear of the Jews fell|upon them.||9:1 Now in the twelfth|month, that is, the|month Adar, on the|thirteenth day of the
R	Tsame, when the king's|commandment and his|decree drew near to|be put in execution, in|the day that the|enemies of the Jews|hoped to have power|over them, (though it|was turned to the|contrary, that the|Jews had rule over|them that hated them;)|9:2 The Jews gathered|themselves together
R	Tin their cities|throughout all the|provinces of the king|Ahasuerus, to lay|hand on such as|sought their hurt: and|no man could|withstand them; for|the fear of them fell|upon all people.|9:3 And all the rulers|of the provinces, and|the lieutenants, and|the deputies, and
R	Tofficers of the king,|helped the Jews;|because the fear of|Mordecai fell upon|them.|9:4 For Mordecai was|great in the king's|house, and his fame|went out throughout|all the provinces: for|this man Mordecai|waxed greater and|greater.|9:5 Thus the Jews
R	Tsmote all their enemies|with the stroke of the|sword, and slaughter,|and destruction, and|did what they would|unto those that hated|them.|9:6 And in Shushan the|palace the Jews slew|and destroyed five|hundred men.|9:7 And Parshandatha,|and Dalphon, and|Aspatha,
R	T9:8 And Poratha, and|Adalia, and Aridatha,|9:9 And Parmashta,|and Arisai, and Aridai,|and Vajezatha,|9:10 The ten sons of|Haman the son of|Hammedatha, the enemy|of the Jews, slew they;|but on the spoil laid|they not their hand.|9:11 On that day the|number of those that|were slain in Shushan
R	Tthe palace was|brought before the|king.|9:12 And the king said|unto Esther the|queen, The Jews have|slain and destroyed|five hundred men in|Shushan the palace,|and the ten sons of|Haman; what have they|done in the rest of|the king's provinces?|now what is thy
R	Tpetition? and it shall|be granted thee: or|what is thy request|further? and it shall|be done.|9:13 Then said Esther,|If it please the king,|let it be granted to|the Jews which are in|Shushan to do to|morrow also|according unto this|day's decree, and let|Haman's ten sons be
R	Thanged upon the|gallows.|9:14 And the king|commanded it so to be|done: and the decree|was given at Shushan;|and they hanged|Haman's ten sons.|9:15 For the Jews that|were in Shushan|gathered themselves|together on the|fourteenth day also|of the month Adar,
R	Tand slew three|hundred men at|Shushan; but on the|prey they laid not|their hand.|9:16 But the other|Jews that were in the|king's provinces|gathered themselves|together, and stood|for their lives, and|had rest from their|enemies, and slew of|their foes seventy
R	Tand five thousand, but|they laid not their|hands on the prey,|9:17 On the thirteenth|day of the month|Adar; and on the|fourteenth day of the|same rested they, and|made it a day of|feasting and gladness.|9:18 But the Jews that|were at Shushan|assembled together|on the thirteenth day
R	Tthereof, and on the|fourteenth thereof;|and on the fifteenth|day of the same they|rested, and made it a|day of feasting and|gladness.|9:19 Therefore the|Jews of the villages,|that dwelt in the|unwalled towns, made|the fourteenth day of|the month Adar a day|of gladness and
R	Tfeasting, and a good|day, and of sending|portions one to|another.|9:20 And Mordecai|wrote these things,|and sent letters unto|all the Jews that were|in all the provinces of|the king Ahasuerus,|both nigh and far,|9:21 To stablish this|among them, that they|should keep the
R	Tfourteenth day of the|month Adar, and the|fifteenth day of the|same, yearly,|9:22 As the days|wherein the Jews|rested from their|enemies, and the month|which was turned unto|them from sorrow to|joy, and from|mourning into a good|day: that they should|make them days of
R	Tfeasting and joy, and|of sending portions|one to another, and|gifts to the poor.|9:23 And the Jews|undertook to do as|they had begun, and|as Mordecai had|written unto them;|9:24 Because Haman|the son of|Hammedatha, the|Agagite, the enemy of|all the Jews, had
R	Tdevised against the|Jews to destroy them,|and had cast Pur, that|is, the lot, to consume|them, and to destroy|them;|9:25 But when Esther|came before the king,|he commanded by|letters that his wicked|device, which he|devised against the|Jews, should return|upon his own head,
R	Tand that he and his|sons should be|hanged on the gallows.|9:26 Wherefore they|called these days|Purim after the name|of Pur. Therefore for|all the words of this|letter, and of that|which they had seen|concerning this|matter, and which had|come unto them,|9:27 The Jews
R	Tordained, and took|upon them, and upon|their seed, and upon|all such as joined|themselves unto them,|so as it should not|fail, that they would|keep these two days|according to their|writing, and according|to their appointed time|every year;|9:28 And that these|days should be
R	Tremembered and kept|throughout every|generation, every|family, every province,|and every city; and|that these days of|Purim should not fail|from among the Jews,|nor the memorial of|them perish from their|seed.|9:29 Then Esther the|queen, the daughter|of Abihail, and
R	TMordecai the Jew,|wrote with all|authority, to confirm|this second letter of|Purim.|9:30 And he sent the|letters unto all the|Jews, to the hundred|twenty and seven|provinces of the|kingdom of Ahasuerus,|with words of peace|and truth,|9:31 To confirm these
R	Tdays of Purim in their|times appointed,|according as Mordecai|the Jew and Esther|the queen had|enjoined them, and as|they had decreed for|themselves and for|their seed, the|matters of the|fastings and their|cry.|9:32 And the decree|of Esther confirmed
R	Tthese matters of|Purim; and it was|written in the book.||10:1 And the king|Ahasuerus laid a|tribute upon the land,|and upon the isles of|the sea.|10:2 And all the acts|of his power and of|his might, and the|declaration of the|greatness of
R	TMordecai, whereunto|the king advanced him,|are they not written in|the book of the|chronicles of the|kings of Media and|Persia?|10:3 For Mordecai the|Jew was next unto|king Ahasuerus, and|great among the Jews,|and accepted of the|multitude of his|brethren, seeking the
R	Twealth of his people,|and speaking peace to|all his seed.
R	K2;The Book of Job	T||1:1 There was a man in|the land of Uz, whose|name was Job; and|that man was perfect|and upright, and one|that feared God, and|eschewed evil.|1:2 And there were|born unto him seven|sons and three|daughters.|1:3 His substance also
R	Twas seven thousand|sheep, and three|thousand camels, and|five hundred yoke of|oxen, and five|hundred she asses,|and a very great|household; so that|this man was the|greatest of all the|men of the east.|1:4 And his sons went|and feasted in their|houses, every one his
R	Tday; and sent and|called for their three|sisters to eat and to|drink with them.|1:5 And it was so, when|the days of their|feasting were gone|about, that Job sent|and sanctified them,|and rose up early in|the morning, and|offered burnt|offerings according|to the number of them
R	Tall: for Job said, It|may be that my sons|have sinned, and|cursed God in their|hearts. Thus did Job|continually.|1:6 Now there was a|day when the sons of|God came to present|themselves before the|LORD, and Satan came|also among them.|1:7 And the LORD said|unto Satan, Whence
R	Tcomest thou? Then|Satan answered the|LORD, and said, From|going to and fro in|the earth, and from|walking up and down in|it.|1:8 And the LORD said|unto Satan, Hast thou|considered my|servant Job, that|there is none like him|in the earth, a|perfect and an
R	Tupright man, one that|feareth God, and|escheweth evil?|1:9 Then Satan|answered the LORD,|and said, Doth Job|fear God for nought?|1:10 Hast not thou|made an hedge about|him, and about his|house, and about all|that he hath on every|side? thou hast|blessed the work of
R	This hands, and his|substance is|increased in the land.|1:11 But put forth|thine hand now, and|touch all that he hath,|and he will curse thee|to thy face.|1:12 And the LORD said|unto Satan, Behold, all|that he hath is in thy|power; only upon|himself put not forth|thine hand. So Satan
R	Twent forth from the|presence of the LORD.|1:13 And there was a|day when his sons and|his daughters were|eating and drinking|wine in their eldest|brother's house:|1:14 And there came a|messenger unto Job,|and said, The oxen|were plowing, and the|asses feeding beside|them:
R	T1:15 And the Sabeans|fell upon them, and|took them away; yea,|they have slain the|servants with the|edge of the sword;|and I only am escaped|alone to tell thee.|1:16 While he was yet|speaking, there came|also another, and|said, The fire of God|is fallen from heaven,|and hath burned up
R	Tthe sheep, and the|servants, and|consumed them; and I|only am escaped alone|to tell thee.|1:17 While he was yet|speaking, there came|also another, and|said, The Chaldeans|made out three bands,|and fell upon the|camels, and have|carried them away,|yea, and slain the
R	Tservants with the|edge of the sword;|and I only am escaped|alone to tell thee.|1:18 While he was yet|speaking, there came|also another, and|said, Thy sons and thy|daughters were eating|and drinking wine in|their eldest brother's|house:|1:19 And, behold,|there came a great
R	Twind from the|wilderness, and smote|the four corners of|the house, and it fell|upon the young men,|and they are dead;|and I only am escaped|alone to tell thee.|1:20 Then Job arose,|and rent his mantle,|and shaved his head,|and fell down upon|the ground, and|worshipped,
R	T1:21 And said, Naked|came I out of my|mother's womb, and|naked shall I return|thither: the LORD gave,|and the LORD hath|taken away; blessed|be the name of the|LORD.|1:22 In all this Job|sinned not, nor|charged God foolishly.||2:1 Again there was a
R	Tday when the sons of|God came to present|themselves before the|LORD, and Satan came|also among them to|present himself|before the LORD.|2:2 And the LORD said|unto Satan, From|whence comest thou?|And Satan answered|the LORD, and said,|From going to and fro|in the earth, and from
R	Twalking up and down in|it.|2:3 And the LORD said|unto Satan, Hast thou|considered my|servant Job, that|there is none like him|in the earth, a|perfect and an|upright man, one that|feareth God, and|escheweth evil? and|still he holdeth fast|his integrity, although
R	Tthou movedst me|against him, to destroy|him without cause.|2:4 And Satan|answered the LORD,|and said, Skin for skin,|yea, all that a man|hath will he give for|his life.|2:5 But put forth thine|hand now, and touch|his bone and his flesh,|and he will curse thee|to thy face.
R	T2:6 And the LORD said|unto Satan, Behold, he|is in thine hand; but|save his life.|2:7 So went Satan|forth from the|presence of the LORD,|and smote Job with|sore boils from the|sole of his foot unto|his crown.|2:8 And he took him a|potsherd to scrape|himself withal; and he
R	Tsat down among the|ashes.|2:9 Then said his wife|unto him, Dost thou|still retain thine|integrity? curse God,|and die.|2:10 But he said unto|her, Thou speakest as|one of the foolish|women speaketh. What?|shall we receive good|at the hand of God,|and shall we not
R	Treceive evil? In all|this did not Job sin|with his lips.|2:11 Now when Job's|three friends heard|of all this evil that|was come upon him,|they came every one|from his own place;|Eliphaz the Temanite,|and Bildad the Shuhite,|and Zophar the|Naamathite: for they|had made an
R	Tappointment together|to come to mourn with|him and to comfort him.|2:12 And when they|lifted up their eyes|afar off, and knew him|not, they lifted up|their voice, and wept;|and they rent every|one his mantle, and|sprinkled dust upon|their heads toward|heaven.|2:13 So they sat down
R	Twith him upon the|ground seven days|and seven nights, and|none spake a word|unto him: for they saw|that his grief was|very great.||3:1 After this opened|Job his mouth, and|cursed his day.|3:2 And Job spake,|and said,|3:3 Let the day perish
R	Twherein I was born,|and the night in which|it was said, There is a|man child conceived.|3:4 Let that day be|darkness; let not God|regard it from above,|neither let the light|shine upon it.|3:5 Let darkness and|the shadow of death|stain it; let a cloud|dwell upon it; let the|blackness of the day
R	Tterrify it.|3:6 As for that night,|let darkness seize|upon it; let it not be|joined unto the days|of the year, let it not|come into the number|of the months.|3:7 Lo, let that night|be solitary, let no|joyful voice come|therein.|3:8 Let them curse it|that curse the day,
R	Twho are ready to|raise up their|mourning.|3:9 Let the stars of|the twilight thereof be|dark; let it look for|light, but have none;|neither let it see the|dawning of the day:|3:10 Because it shut|not up the doors of|my mother's womb, nor|hid sorrow from mine|eyes.
R	T3:11 Why died I not|from the womb? why|did I not give up the|ghost when I came out|of the belly?|3:12 Why did the knees|prevent me? or why|the breasts that I|should suck?|3:13 For now should I|have lain still and|been quiet, I should|have slept: then had I|been at rest,
R	T3:14 With kings and|counsellors of the|earth, which build|desolate places for|themselves;|3:15 Or with princes|that had gold, who|filled their houses|with silver:|3:16 Or as an hidden|untimely birth I had|not been; as infants|which never saw light.|3:17 There the wicked
R	Tcease from troubling;|and there the weary|be at rest.|3:18 There the|prisoners rest|together; they hear|not the voice of the|oppressor.|3:19 The small and|great are there; and|the servant is free|from his master.|3:20 Wherefore is light|given to him that is in
R	Tmisery, and life unto|the bitter in soul;|3:21 Which long for|death, but it cometh|not; and dig for it|more than for hid|treasures;|3:22 Which rejoice|exceedingly, and are|glad, when they can|find the grave?|3:23 Why is light given|to a man whose way is|hid, and whom God hath
R	Thedged in?|3:24 For my sighing|cometh before I eat,|and my roarings are|poured out like the|waters.|3:25 For the thing|which I greatly feared|is come upon me, and|that which I was|afraid of is come unto|me.|3:26 I was not in|safety, neither had I
R	Trest, neither was I|quiet; yet trouble|came.||4:1 Then Eliphaz the|Temanite answered|and said,|4:2 If we assay to|commune with thee, wilt|thou be grieved? but|who can withhold|himself from speaking?|4:3 Behold, thou hast|instructed many, and
R	Tthou hast|strengthened the|weak hands.|4:4 Thy words have|upholden him that was|falling, and thou hast|strengthened the|feeble knees.|4:5 But now it is come|upon thee, and thou|faintest; it toucheth|thee, and thou art|troubled.|4:6 Is not this thy
R	Tfear, thy confidence,|thy hope, and the|uprightness of thy|ways?|4:7 Remember, I pray|thee, who ever|perished, being|innocent? or where|were the righteous|cut off?|4:8 Even as I have|seen, they that plow|iniquity, and sow|wickedness, reap the
R	Tsame.|4:9 By the blast of|God they perish, and|by the breath of his|nostrils are they|consumed.|4:10 The roaring of|the lion, and the voice|of the fierce lion, and|the teeth of the|young lions, are|broken.|4:11 The old lion|perisheth for lack of
R	Tprey, and the stout|lion's whelps are|scattered abroad.|4:12 Now a thing was|secretly brought to|me, and mine ear|received a little|thereof.|4:13 In thoughts from|the visions of the|night, when deep sleep|falleth on men,|4:14 Fear came upon|me, and trembling,
R	Twhich made all my|bones to shake.|4:15 Then a spirit|passed before my|face; the hair of my|flesh stood up:|4:16 It stood still, but|I could not discern|the form thereof: an|image was before mine|eyes, there was|silence, and I heard a|voice, saying,|4:17 Shall mortal man
R	Tbe more just than|God? shall a man be|more pure than his|maker?|4:18 Behold, he put no|trust in his servants;|and his angels he|charged with folly:|4:19 How much less in|them that dwell in|houses of clay, whose|foundation is in the|dust, which are|crushed before the
R	Tmoth?|4:20 They are|destroyed from|morning to evening:|they perish for ever|without any regarding|it.|4:21 Doth not their|excellency which is in|them go away? they|die, even without|wisdom.||5:1 Call now, if there
R	Tbe any that will|answer thee; and to|which of the saints wilt|thou turn?|5:2 For wrath killeth|the foolish man, and|envy slayeth the silly|one.|5:3 I have seen the|foolish taking root:|but suddenly I cursed|his habitation.|5:4 His children are|far from safety, and
R	Tthey are crushed in|the gate, neither is|there any to deliver|them.|5:5 Whose harvest the|hungry eateth up, and|taketh it even out of|the thorns, and the|robber swalloweth up|their substance.|5:6 Although affliction|cometh not forth of|the dust, neither doth|trouble spring out of
R	Tthe ground;|5:7 Yet man is born|unto trouble, as the|sparks fly upward.|5:8 I would seek unto|God, and unto God|would I commit my|cause:|5:9 Which doeth great|things and|unsearchable;|marvellous things|without number:|5:10 Who giveth rain
R	Tupon the earth, and|sendeth waters upon|the fields:|5:11 To set up on high|those that be low; that|those which mourn may|be exalted to safety.|5:12 He disappointeth|the devices of the|crafty, so that their|hands cannot perform|their enterprise.|5:13 He taketh the|wise in their own
R	Tcraftiness: and the|counsel of the|froward is carried|headlong.|5:14 They meet with|darkness in the day|time, and grope in the|noonday as in the|night.|5:15 But he saveth the|poor from the sword,|from their mouth, and|from the hand of the|mighty.
R	T5:16 So the poor hath|hope, and iniquity|stoppeth her mouth.|5:17 Behold, happy is|the man whom God|correcteth: therefore|despise not thou the|chastening of the|Almighty:|5:18 For he maketh|sore, and bindeth up:|he woundeth, and his|hands make whole.|5:19 He shall deliver
R	Tthee in six troubles:|yea, in seven there|shall no evil touch|thee.|5:20 In famine he shall|redeem thee from|death: and in war from|the power of the|sword.|5:21 Thou shalt be hid|from the scourge of|the tongue: neither|shalt thou be afraid|of destruction when it
R	Tcometh.|5:22 At destruction|and famine thou shalt|laugh: neither shalt|thou be afraid of the|beasts of the earth.|5:23 For thou shalt be|in league with the|stones of the field:|and the beasts of the|field shall be at peace|with thee.|5:24 And thou shalt|know that thy
R	Ttabernacle shall be in|peace; and thou shalt|visit thy habitation,|and shalt not sin.|5:25 Thou shalt know|also that thy seed|shall be great, and|thine offspring as the|grass of the earth.|5:26 Thou shalt come|to thy grave in a full|age, like as a shock of|corn cometh in in his|season.
R	T5:27 Lo this, we have|searched it, so it is;|hear it, and know thou|it for thy good.||6:1 But Job answered|and said,|6:2 Oh that my grief|were throughly|weighed, and my|calamity laid in the|balances together!|6:3 For now it would|be heavier than the
R	Tsand of the sea:|therefore my words|are swallowed up.|6:4 For the arrows of|the Almighty are within|me, the poison|whereof drinketh up|my spirit: the terrors|of God do set|themselves in array|against me.|6:5 Doth the wild ass|bray when he hath|grass? or loweth the
R	Tox over his fodder?|6:6 Can that which is|unsavoury be eaten|without salt? or is|there any taste in the|white of an egg?|6:7 The things that my|soul refused to touch|are as my sorrowful|meat.|6:8 Oh that I might|have my request; and|that God would grant|me the thing that I
R	Tlong for!|6:9 Even that it would|please God to destroy|me; that he would let|loose his hand, and|cut me off!|6:10 Then should I yet|have comfort; yea, I|would harden myself|in sorrow: let him not|spare; for I have not|concealed the words|of the Holy One.|6:11 What is my
R	Tstrength, that I|should hope? and|what is mine end, that I|should prolong my|life?|6:12 Is my strength|the strength of|stones? or is my flesh|of brass?|6:13 Is not my help in|me? and is wisdom|driven quite from me?|6:14 To him that is|afflicted pity should
R	Tbe shewed from his|friend; but he|forsaketh the fear of|the Almighty.|6:15 My brethren have|dealt deceitfully as a|brook, and as the|stream of brooks they|pass away;|6:16 Which are|blackish by reason of|the ice, and wherein|the snow is hid:|6:17 What time they
R	Twax warm, they vanish:|when it is hot, they|are consumed out of|their place.|6:18 The paths of|their way are turned|aside; they go to|nothing, and perish.|6:19 The troops of|Tema looked, the|companies of Sheba|waited for them.|6:20 They were|confounded because
R	Tthey had hoped; they|came thither, and were|ashamed.|6:21 For now ye are|nothing; ye see my|casting down, and are|afraid.|6:22 Did I say, Bring|unto me? or, Give a|reward for me of|your substance?|6:23 Or, Deliver me|from the enemy's|hand? or, Redeem me
R	Tfrom the hand of the|mighty?|6:24 Teach me, and I|will hold my tongue:|and cause me to|understand wherein I|have erred.|6:25 How forcible are|right words! but what|doth your arguing|reprove?|6:26 Do ye imagine to|reprove words, and|the speeches of one
R	Tthat is desperate,|which are as wind?|6:27 Yea, ye|overwhelm the|fatherless, and ye dig|a pit for your friend.|6:28 Now therefore be|content, look upon me;|for it is evident unto|you if I lie.|6:29 Return, I pray|you, let it not be|iniquity; yea, return|again, my
R	Trighteousness is in it.|6:30 Is there iniquity|in my tongue? cannot|my taste discern|perverse things?||7:1 Is there not an|appointed time to man|upon earth? are not|his days also like the|days of an hireling?|7:2 As a servant|earnestly desireth|the shadow, and as an
R	Thireling looketh for|the reward of his|work:|7:3 So am I made to|possess months of|vanity, and wearisome|nights are appointed|to me.|7:4 When I lie down, I|say, When shall I|arise, and the night be|gone? and I am full of|tossings to and fro|unto the dawning of
R	Tthe day.|7:5 My flesh is clothed|with worms and clods|of dust; my skin is|broken, and become|loathsome.|7:6 My days are|swifter than a|weaver's shuttle, and|are spent without|hope.|7:7 O remember that|my life is wind: mine|eye shall no more see
R	Tgood.|7:8 The eye of him|that hath seen me|shall see me no more:|thine eyes are upon|me, and I am not.|7:9 As the cloud is|consumed and|vanisheth away: so he|that goeth down to the|grave shall come up|no more.|7:10 He shall return|no more to his house,
R	Tneither shall his place|know him any more.|7:11 Therefore I will|not refrain my mouth;|I will speak in the|anguish of my spirit; I|will complain in the|bitterness of my soul.|7:12 Am I a sea, or a|whale, that thou|settest a watch over|me?|7:13 When I say, My|bed shall comfort me,
R	Tmy couch shall ease|my complaints;|7:14 Then thou|scarest me with|dreams, and terrifiest|me through visions:|7:15 So that my soul|chooseth strangling,|and death rather than|my life.|7:16 I loathe it; I would|not live alway: let me|alone; for my days|are vanity.
R	T7:17 What is man, that|thou shouldest|magnify him? and that|thou shouldest set|thine heart upon him?|7:18 And that thou|shouldest visit him|every morning, and|try him every moment?|7:19 How long wilt thou|not depart from me,|nor let me alone till I|swallow down my|spittle?
R	T7:20 I have sinned;|what shall I do unto|thee, O thou|preserver of men?|why hast thou set me|as a mark against|thee, so that I am a|burden to myself?|7:21 And why dost|thou not pardon my|transgression, and|take away my iniquity?|for now shall I sleep|in the dust; and thou
R	Tshalt seek me in the|morning, but I shall|not be.||8:1 Then answered|Bildad the Shuhite, and|said,|8:2 How long wilt thou|speak these things?|and how long shall the|words of thy mouth be|like a strong wind?|8:3 Doth God pervert|judgment? or doth the
R	TAlmighty pervert|justice?|8:4 If thy children|have sinned against|him, and he have cast|them away for their|transgression;|8:5 If thou wouldest|seek unto God betimes,|and make thy|supplication to the|Almighty;|8:6 If thou wert pure|and upright; surely
R	Tnow he would awake|for thee, and make the|habitation of thy|righteousness|prosperous.|8:7 Though thy|beginning was small,|yet thy latter end|should greatly|increase.|8:8 For enquire, I|pray thee, of the|former age, and|prepare thyself to
R	Tthe search of their|fathers:|8:9 (For we are but of|yesterday, and know|nothing, because our|days upon earth are|a shadow:)|8:10 Shall not they|teach thee, and tell|thee, and utter words|out of their heart?|8:11 Can the rush|grow up without mire?|can the flag grow
R	Twithout water?|8:12 Whilst it is yet in|his greenness, and|not cut down, it|withereth before any|other herb.|8:13 So are the paths|of all that forget God;|and the hypocrite's|hope shall perish:|8:14 Whose hope shall|be cut off, and whose|trust shall be a|spider's web.
R	T8:15 He shall lean|upon his house, but it|shall not stand: he|shall hold it fast, but|it shall not endure.|8:16 He is green|before the sun, and|his branch shooteth|forth in his garden.|8:17 His roots are|wrapped about the|heap, and seeth the|place of stones.|8:18 If he destroy him
R	Tfrom his place, then it|shall deny him, saying,|I have not seen thee.|8:19 Behold, this is the|joy of his way, and|out of the earth shall|others grow.|8:20 Behold, God will|not cast away a|perfect man, neither|will he help the evil|doers:|8:21 Till he fill thy|mouth with laughing,
R	Tand thy lips with|rejoicing.|8:22 They that hate|thee shall be clothed|with shame; and the|dwelling place of the|wicked shall come to|nought.||9:1 Then Job|answered and said,|9:2 I know it is so of a|truth: but how should|man be just with God?
R	T9:3 If he will contend|with him, he cannot|answer him one of a|thousand.|9:4 He is wise in heart,|and mighty in strength:|who hath hardened|himself against him,|and hath prospered?|9:5 Which removeth the|mountains, and they|know not: which|overturneth them in|his anger.
R	T9:6 Which shaketh the|earth out of her|place, and the pillars|thereof tremble.|9:7 Which commandeth|the sun, and it riseth|not; and sealeth up|the stars.|9:8 Which alone|spreadeth out the|heavens, and treadeth|upon the waves of the|sea.|9:9 Which maketh
R	TArcturus, Orion, and|Pleiades, and the|chambers of the|south.|9:10 Which doeth great|things past finding|out; yea, and wonders|without number.|9:11 Lo, he goeth by|me, and I see him not:|he passeth on also,|but I perceive him not.|9:12 Behold, he taketh|away, who can hinder
R	Thim? who will say unto|him, What doest thou?|9:13 If God will not|withdraw his anger,|the proud helpers do|stoop under him.|9:14 How much less|shall I answer him, and|choose out my words|to reason with him?|9:15 Whom, though I|were righteous, yet|would I not answer,|but I would make
R	Tsupplication to my|judge.|9:16 If I had called,|and he had answered|me; yet would I not|believe that he had|hearkened unto my|voice.|9:17 For he breaketh|me with a tempest, and|multiplieth my wounds|without cause.|9:18 He will not suffer|me to take my breath,
R	Tbut filleth me with|bitterness.|9:19 If I speak of|strength, lo, he is|strong: and if of|judgment, who shall|set me a time to|plead?|9:20 If I justify|myself, mine own mouth|shall condemn me: if I|say, I am perfect, it|shall also prove me|perverse.
R	T9:21 Though I were|perfect, yet would I|not know my soul: I|would despise my life.|9:22 This is one thing,|therefore I said it, He|destroyeth the|perfect and the|wicked.|9:23 If the scourge|slay suddenly, he will|laugh at the trial of|the innocent.|9:24 The earth is
R	Tgiven into the hand of|the wicked: he|covereth the faces of|the judges thereof; if|not, where, and who is|he?|9:25 Now my days are|swifter than a post:|they flee away, they|see no good.|9:26 They are passed|away as the swift|ships: as the eagle|that hasteth to the
R	Tprey.|9:27 If I say, I will|forget my complaint, I|will leave off my|heaviness, and|comfort myself:|9:28 I am afraid of all|my sorrows, I know|that thou wilt not hold|me innocent.|9:29 If I be wicked,|why then labour I in|vain?|9:30 If I wash myself
R	Twith snow water, and|make my hands never|so clean;|9:31 Yet shalt thou|plunge me in the ditch,|and mine own clothes|shall abhor me.|9:32 For he is not a|man, as I am, that I|should answer him,|and we should come|together in judgment.|9:33 Neither is there|any daysman betwixt
R	Tus, that might lay his|hand upon us both.|9:34 Let him take his|rod away from me, and|let not his fear|terrify me:|9:35 Then would I|speak, and not fear|him; but it is not so|with me.||10:1 My soul is weary|of my life; I will leave|my complaint upon
R	Tmyself; I will speak in|the bitterness of my|soul.|10:2 I will say unto|God, Do not condemn|me; shew me|wherefore thou|contendest with me.|10:3 Is it good unto|thee that thou|shouldest oppress,|that thou shouldest|despise the work of|thine hands, and shine
R	Tupon the counsel of|the wicked?|10:4 Hast thou eyes|of flesh? or seest|thou as man seeth?|10:5 Are thy days as|the days of man? are|thy years as man's|days,|10:6 That thou|enquirest after mine|iniquity, and searchest|after my sin?|10:7 Thou knowest
R	Tthat I am not wicked;|and there is none that|can deliver out of|thine hand.|10:8 Thine hands have|made me and|fashioned me together|round about; yet thou|dost destroy me.|10:9 Remember, I|beseech thee, that|thou hast made me as|the clay; and wilt thou|bring me into dust
R	Tagain?|10:10 Hast thou not|poured me out as milk,|and curdled me like|cheese?|10:11 Thou hast|clothed me with skin|and flesh, and hast|fenced me with bones|and sinews.|10:12 Thou hast|granted me life and|favour, and thy|visitation hath
R	Tpreserved my spirit.|10:13 And these things|hast thou hid in thine|heart: I know that this|is with thee.|10:14 If I sin, then|thou markest me, and|thou wilt not acquit me|from mine iniquity.|10:15 If I be wicked,|woe unto me; and if I|be righteous, yet will I|not lift up my head. I|am full of confusion;
R	Ttherefore see thou|mine affliction;|10:16 For it|increaseth. Thou|huntest me as a|fierce lion: and again|thou shewest thyself|marvellous upon me.|10:17 Thou renewest|thy witnesses against|me, and increasest|thine indignation upon|me; changes and war|are against me.
R	T10:18 Wherefore then|hast thou brought me|forth out of the|womb? Oh that I had|given up the ghost,|and no eye had seen|me!|10:19 I should have|been as though I had|not been; I should|have been carried|from the womb to the|grave.|10:20 Are not my days
R	Tfew? cease then, and|let me alone, that I|may take comfort a|little,|10:21 Before I go|whence I shall not|return, even to the|land of darkness and|the shadow of death;|10:22 A land of|darkness, as|darkness itself; and|of the shadow of|death, without any
R	Torder, and where the|light is as darkness.||11:1 Then answered|Zophar the Naamathite,|and said,|11:2 Should not the|multitude of words be|answered? and should|a man full of talk be|justified?|11:3 Should thy lies|make men hold their|peace? and when thou
R	Tmockest, shall no man|make thee ashamed?|11:4 For thou hast|said, My doctrine is|pure, and I am clean|in thine eyes.|11:5 But oh that God|would speak, and open|his lips against thee;|11:6 And that he would|shew thee the secrets|of wisdom, that they|are double to that|which is! Know
R	Ttherefore that God|exacteth of thee less|than thine iniquity|deserveth.|11:7 Canst thou by|searching find out|God? canst thou find|out the Almighty unto|perfection?|11:8 It is as high as|heaven; what canst|thou do? deeper than|hell; what canst thou|know?
R	T11:9 The measure|thereof is longer than|the earth, and|broader than the sea.|11:10 If he cut off,|and shut up, or|gather together, then|who can hinder him?|11:11 For he knoweth|vain men: he seeth|wickedness also; will|he not then consider|it?|11:12 For vain men
R	Twould be wise, though|man be born like a wild|ass's colt.|11:13 If thou prepare|thine heart, and|stretch out thine|hands toward him;|11:14 If iniquity be in|thine hand, put it far|away, and let not|wickedness dwell in|thy tabernacles.|11:15 For then shalt|thou lift up thy face
R	Twithout spot; yea, thou|shalt be stedfast, and|shalt not fear:|11:16 Because thou|shalt forget thy|misery, and remember|it as waters that pass|away:|11:17 And thine age|shall be clearer than|the noonday: thou|shalt shine forth, thou|shalt be as the|morning.
R	T11:18 And thou shalt|be secure, because|there is hope; yea,|thou shalt dig about|thee, and thou shalt|take thy rest in|safety.|11:19 Also thou shalt|lie down, and none|shall make thee afraid;|yea, many shall make|suit unto thee.|11:20 But the eyes of|the wicked shall fail,
R	Tand they shall not|escape, and their|hope shall be as the|giving up of the ghost.||12:1 And Job|answered and said,|12:2 No doubt but ye|are the people, and|wisdom shall die with|you.|12:3 But I have|understanding as well|as you; I am not
R	Tinferior to you: yea,|who knoweth not such|things as these?|12:4 I am as one|mocked of his|neighbour, who calleth|upon God, and he|answereth him: the|just upright man is|laughed to scorn.|12:5 He that is ready|to slip with his feet is|as a lamp despised in|the thought of him
R	Tthat is at ease.|12:6 The tabernacles|of robbers prosper,|and they that provoke|God are secure; into|whose hand God|bringeth abundantly.|12:7 But ask now the|beasts, and they shall|teach thee; and the|fowls of the air, and|they shall tell thee:|12:8 Or speak to the|earth, and it shall
R	Tteach thee: and the|fishes of the sea|shall declare unto|thee.|12:9 Who knoweth not|in all these that the|hand of the LORD hath|wrought this?|12:10 In whose hand is|the soul of every|living thing, and the|breath of all mankind.|12:11 Doth not the ear|try words? and the
R	Tmouth taste his meat?|12:12 With the ancient|is wisdom; and in|length of days|understanding.|12:13 With him is wisdom|and strength, he hath|counsel and|understanding.|12:14 Behold, he|breaketh down, and it|cannot be built again:|he shutteth up a man,|and there can be no
R	Topening.|12:15 Behold, he|withholdeth the|waters, and they dry|up: also he sendeth|them out, and they|overturn the earth.|12:16 With him is|strength and wisdom:|the deceived and the|deceiver are his.|12:17 He leadeth|counsellors away|spoiled, and maketh
R	Tthe judges fools.|12:18 He looseth the|bond of kings, and|girdeth their loins with|a girdle.|12:19 He leadeth|princes away spoiled,|and overthroweth the|mighty.|12:20 He removeth|away the speech of|the trusty, and taketh|away the|understanding of the
R	Taged.|12:21 He poureth|contempt upon|princes, and|weakeneth the|strength of the|mighty.|12:22 He discovereth|deep things out of|darkness, and|bringeth out to light|the shadow of death.|12:23 He increaseth|the nations, and
R	Tdestroyeth them: he|enlargeth the nations,|and straiteneth them|again.|12:24 He taketh away|the heart of the chief|of the people of the|earth, and causeth|them to wander in a|wilderness where|there is no way.|12:25 They grope in|the dark without light,|and he maketh them to
R	Tstagger like a|drunken man.||13:1 Lo, mine eye hath|seen all this, mine ear|hath heard and|understood it.|13:2 What ye know, the|same do I know also: I|am not inferior unto|you.|13:3 Surely I would|speak to the Almighty,|and I desire to
R	Treason with God.|13:4 But ye are|forgers of lies, ye|are all physicians of|no value.|13:5 O that ye would|altogether hold your|peace! and it should|be your wisdom.|13:6 Hear now my|reasoning, and|hearken to the|pleadings of my lips.|13:7 Will ye speak
R	Twickedly for God? and|talk deceitfully for|him?|13:8 Will ye accept his|person? will ye|contend for God?|13:9 Is it good that he|should search you|out? or as one man|mocketh another, do|ye so mock him?|13:10 He will surely|reprove you, if ye do|secretly accept
R	Tpersons.|13:11 Shall not his|excellency make you|afraid? and his dread|fall upon you?|13:12 Your|remembrances are like|unto ashes, your|bodies to bodies of|clay.|13:13 Hold your|peace, let me alone,|that I may speak, and|let come on me what
R	Twill.|13:14 Wherefore do I|take my flesh in my|teeth, and put my life|in mine hand?|13:15 Though he slay|me, yet will I trust in|him: but I will maintain|mine own ways before|him.|13:16 He also shall be|my salvation: for an|hypocrite shall not|come before him.
R	T13:17 Hear diligently|my speech, and my|declaration with your|ears.|13:18 Behold now, I|have ordered my|cause; I know that I|shall be justified.|13:19 Who is he that|will plead with me? for|now, if I hold my|tongue, I shall give up|the ghost.|13:20 Only do not two
R	Tthings unto me: then|will I not hide myself|from thee.|13:21 Withdraw thine|hand far from me: and|let not thy dread make|me afraid.|13:22 Then call thou,|and I will answer: or|let me speak, and|answer thou me.|13:23 How many are|mine iniquities and|sins? make me to know
R	Tmy transgression and|my sin.|13:24 Wherefore|hidest thou thy face,|and holdest me for|thine enemy?|13:25 Wilt thou break a|leaf driven to and|fro? and wilt thou|pursue the dry|stubble?|13:26 For thou writest|bitter things against|me, and makest me to
R	Tpossess the iniquities|of my youth.|13:27 Thou puttest my|feet also in the|stocks, and lookest|narrowly unto all my|paths; thou settest a|print upon the heels|of my feet.|13:28 And he, as a|rotten thing,|consumeth, as a|garment that is moth|eaten.
R	T14:1 Man that is born|of a woman is of few|days and full of|trouble.|14:2 He cometh forth|like a flower, and is|cut down: he fleeth|also as a shadow, and|continueth not.|14:3 And doth thou|open thine eyes upon|such an one, and|bringest me into|judgment with thee?
R	T14:4 Who can bring a|clean thing out of an|unclean? not one.|14:5 Seeing his days|are determined, the|number of his months|are with thee, thou|hast appointed his|bounds that he cannot|pass;|14:6 Turn from him,|that he may rest, till|he shall accomplish,|as an hireling, his day.
R	T14:7 For there is hope|of a tree, if it be cut|down, that it will|sprout again, and that|the tender branch|thereof will not cease.|14:8 Though the root|thereof wax old in the|earth, and the stock|thereof die in the|ground;|14:9 Yet through the|scent of water it will|bud, and bring forth
R	Tboughs like a plant.|14:10 But man dieth,|and wasteth away: yea,|man giveth up the|ghost, and where is|he?|14:11 As the waters|fail from the sea, and|the flood decayeth|and drieth up:|14:12 So man lieth|down, and riseth not:|till the heavens be no|more, they shall not
R	Tawake, nor be raised|out of their sleep.|14:13 O that thou|wouldest hide me in|the grave, that thou|wouldest keep me|secret, until thy wrath|be past, that thou|wouldest appoint me a|set time, and remember|me!|14:14 If a man die,|shall he live again? all|the days of my
R	Tappointed time will I|wait, till my change|come.|14:15 Thou shalt call,|and I will answer thee:|thou wilt have a|desire to the work of|thine hands.|14:16 For now thou|numberest my steps:|dost thou not watch|over my sin?|14:17 My|transgression is
R	Tsealed up in a bag,|and thou sewest up|mine iniquity.|14:18 And surely the|mountains falling|cometh to nought, and|the rock is removed|out of his place.|14:19 The waters wear|the stones: thou|washest away the|things which grow out|of the dust of the|earth; and thou
R	Tdestroyest the hope|of man.|14:20 Thou prevailest|for ever against him,|and he passeth: thou|changest his|countenance, and|sendest him away.|14:21 His sons come to|honour, and he|knoweth it not; and|they are brought low,|but he perceiveth it|not of them.
R	T14:22 But his flesh|upon him shall have|pain, and his soul|within him shall mourn.||15:1 Then answered|Eliphaz the Temanite,|and said,|15:2 Should a wise man|utter vain knowledge,|and fill his belly with|the east wind?|15:3 Should he reason|with unprofitable talk?
R	Tor with speeches|wherewith he can do|no good?|15:4 Yea, thou castest|off fear, and|restrainest prayer|before God.|15:5 For thy mouth|uttereth thine iniquity,|and thou choosest the|tongue of the crafty.|15:6 Thine own mouth|condemneth thee, and|not I: yea, thine own
R	Tlips testify against|thee.|15:7 Art thou the first|man that was born? or|wast thou made|before the hills?|15:8 Hast thou heard|the secret of God?|and dost thou|restrain wisdom to|thyself?|15:9 What knowest|thou, that we know|not? what
R	Tunderstandest thou,|which is not in us?|15:10 With us are both|the grayheaded and|very aged men, much|elder than thy father.|15:11 Are the|consolations of God|small with thee? is|there any secret|thing with thee?|15:12 Why doth thine|heart carry thee|away? and what do thy
R	Teyes wink at,|15:13 That thou|turnest thy spirit|against God, and|lettest such words go|out of thy mouth?|15:14 What is man, that|he should be clean?|and he which is born|of a woman, that he|should be righteous?|15:15 Behold, he|putteth no trust in his|saints; yea, the
R	Theavens are not|clean in his sight.|15:16 How much more|abominable and filthy|is man, which drinketh|iniquity like water?|15:17 I will shew thee,|hear me; and that|which I have seen I|will declare;|15:18 Which wise men|have told from their|fathers, and have not|hid it:
R	T15:19 Unto whom alone|the earth was given,|and no stranger|passed among them.|15:20 The wicked man|travaileth with pain all|his days, and the|number of years is|hidden to the|oppressor.|15:21 A dreadful|sound is in his ears: in|prosperity the|destroyer shall come
R	Tupon him.|15:22 He believeth not|that he shall return|out of darkness, and|he is waited for of the|sword.|15:23 He wandereth|abroad for bread,|saying, Where is it? he|knoweth that the day|of darkness is ready|at his hand.|15:24 Trouble and|anguish shall make him
R	Tafraid; they shall|prevail against him, as|a king ready to the|battle.|15:25 For he|stretcheth out his|hand against God, and|strengtheneth himself|against the Almighty.|15:26 He runneth upon|him, even on his neck,|upon the thick bosses|of his bucklers:|15:27 Because he
R	Tcovereth his face with|his fatness, and|maketh collops of fat|on his flanks.|15:28 And he dwelleth|in desolate cities, and|in houses which no|man inhabiteth, which|are ready to become|heaps.|15:29 He shall not be|rich, neither shall his|substance continue,|neither shall he
R	Tprolong the|perfection thereof|upon the earth.|15:30 He shall not|depart out of|darkness; the flame|shall dry up his|branches, and by the|breath of his mouth|shall he go away.|15:31 Let not him that|is deceived trust in|vanity: for vanity|shall be his
R	Trecompence.|15:32 It shall be|accomplished before|his time, and his|branch shall not be|green.|15:33 He shall shake|off his unripe grape|as the vine, and shall|cast off his flower as|the olive.|15:34 For the|congregation of|hypocrites shall be
R	Tdesolate, and fire|shall consume the|tabernacles of|bribery.|15:35 They conceive|mischief, and bring|forth vanity, and their|belly prepareth|deceit.||16:1 Then Job|answered and said,|16:2 I have heard|many such things:
R	Tmiserable comforters|are ye all.|16:3 Shall vain words|have an end? or what|emboldeneth thee that|thou answerest?|16:4 I also could|speak as ye do: if|your soul were in my|soul's stead, I could|heap up words against|you, and shake mine|head at you.|16:5 But I would
R	Tstrengthen you with|my mouth, and the|moving of my lips|should asswage your|grief.|16:6 Though I speak,|my grief is not|asswaged: and though|I forbear, what am I|eased?|16:7 But now he hath|made me weary: thou|hast made desolate all|my company.
R	T16:8 And thou hast|filled me with wrinkles,|which is a witness|against me: and my|leanness rising up in|me beareth witness to|my face.|16:9 He teareth me in|his wrath, who hateth|me: he gnasheth upon|me with his teeth; mine|enemy sharpeneth his|eyes upon me.|16:10 They have
R	Tgaped upon me with|their mouth; they have|smitten me upon the|cheek reproachfully;|they have gathered|themselves together|against me.|16:11 God hath|delivered me to the|ungodly, and turned|me over into the|hands of the wicked.|16:12 I was at ease,|but he hath broken me
R	Tasunder: he hath also|taken me by my neck,|and shaken me to|pieces, and set me up|for his mark.|16:13 His archers|compass me round|about, he cleaveth my|reins asunder, and|doth not spare; he|poureth out my gall|upon the ground.|16:14 He breaketh me|with breach upon
R	Tbreach, he runneth|upon me like a giant.|16:15 I have sewed|sackcloth upon my|skin, and defiled my|horn in the dust.|16:16 My face is foul|with weeping, and on|my eyelids is the|shadow of death;|16:17 Not for any|injustice in mine|hands: also my prayer|is pure.
R	T16:18 O earth, cover|not thou my blood, and|let my cry have no|place.|16:19 Also now, behold,|my witness is in|heaven, and my|record is on high.|16:20 My friends|scorn me: but mine eye|poureth out tears|unto God.|16:21 O that one might|plead for a man with
R	TGod, as a man|pleadeth for his|neighbour!|16:22 When a few|years are come, then|I shall go the way|whence I shall not|return.||17:1 My breath is|corrupt, my days are|extinct, the graves|are ready for me.|17:2 Are there not
R	Tmockers with me? and|doth not mine eye|continue in their|provocation?|17:3 Lay down now, put|me in a surety with|thee; who is he that|will strike hands with|me?|17:4 For thou hast hid|their heart from|understanding:|therefore shalt thou|not exalt them.
R	T17:5 He that speaketh|flattery to his|friends, even the|eyes of his children|shall fail.|17:6 He hath made me|also a byword of the|people; and aforetime|I was as a tabret.|17:7 Mine eye also is|dim by reason of|sorrow, and all my|members are as a|shadow.
R	T17:8 Upright men shall|be astonied at this,|and the innocent shall|stir up himself against|the hypocrite.|17:9 The righteous|also shall hold on his|way, and he that hath|clean hands shall be|stronger and|stronger.|17:10 But as for you|all, do ye return, and|come now: for I
R	Tcannot find one wise|man among you.|17:11 My days are|past, my purposes are|broken off, even the|thoughts of my heart.|17:12 They change the|night into day: the|light is short because|of darkness.|17:13 If I wait, the|grave is mine house: I|have made my bed in|the darkness.
R	T17:14 I have said to|corruption, Thou art|my father: to the|worm, Thou art my|mother, and my sister.|17:15 And where is|now my hope? as for|my hope, who shall see|it?|17:16 They shall go|down to the bars of|the pit, when our rest|together is in the|dust.
R	T18:1 Then answered|Bildad the Shuhite, and|said,|18:2 How long will it be|ere ye make an end of|words? mark, and|afterwards we will|speak.|18:3 Wherefore are|we counted as beasts,|and reputed vile in|your sight?|18:4 He teareth|himself in his anger:
R	Tshall the earth be|forsaken for thee?|and shall the rock be|removed out of his|place?|18:5 Yea, the light of|the wicked shall be|put out, and the spark|of his fire shall not|shine.|18:6 The light shall be|dark in his tabernacle,|and his candle shall|be put out with him.
R	T18:7 The steps of his|strength shall be|straitened, and his|own counsel shall|cast him down.|18:8 For he is cast|into a net by his own|feet, and he walketh|upon a snare.|18:9 The gin shall take|him by the heel, and|the robber shall|prevail against him.|18:10 The snare is
R	Tlaid for him in the|ground, and a trap|for him in the way.|18:11 Terrors shall|make him afraid on|every side, and shall|drive him to his feet.|18:12 His strength|shall be hungerbitten,|and destruction shall|be ready at his side.|18:13 It shall devour|the strength of his|skin: even the
R	Tfirstborn of death|shall devour his|strength.|18:14 His confidence|shall be rooted out of|his tabernacle, and it|shall bring him to the|king of terrors.|18:15 It shall dwell in|his tabernacle,|because it is none of|his: brimstone shall be|scattered upon his|habitation.
R	T18:16 His roots shall|be dried up beneath,|and above shall his|branch be cut off.|18:17 His remembrance|shall perish from the|earth, and he shall|have no name in the|street.|18:18 He shall be|driven from light into|darkness, and chased|out of the world.|18:19 He shall neither
R	Thave son nor nephew|among his people, nor|any remaining in his|dwellings.|18:20 They that come|after him shall be|astonied at his day, as|they that went before|were affrighted.|18:21 Surely such are|the dwellings of the|wicked, and this is the|place of him that|knoweth not God.
R	T19:1 Then Job|answered and said,|19:2 How long will ye|vex my soul, and|break me in pieces|with words?|19:3 These ten times|have ye reproached|me: ye are not|ashamed that ye make|yourselves strange|to me.|19:4 And be it indeed|that I have erred,
R	Tmine error remaineth|with myself.|19:5 If indeed ye will|magnify yourselves|against me, and plead|against me my|reproach:|19:6 Know now that|God hath overthrown|me, and hath|compassed me with his|net.|19:7 Behold, I cry out|of wrong, but I am not
R	Theard: I cry aloud,|but there is no|judgment.|19:8 He hath fenced|up my way that I|cannot pass, and he|hath set darkness in|my paths.|19:9 He hath stripped|me of my glory, and|taken the crown from|my head.|19:10 He hath|destroyed me on
R	Tevery side, and I am|gone: and mine hope|hath he removed like a|tree.|19:11 He hath also|kindled his wrath|against me, and he|counteth me unto him|as one of his enemies.|19:12 His troops come|together, and raise up|their way against me,|and encamp round|about my tabernacle.
R	T19:13 He hath put my|brethren far from me,|and mine acquaintance|are verily estranged|from me.|19:14 My kinsfolk have|failed, and my familiar|friends have|forgotten me.|19:15 They that dwell|in mine house, and my|maids, count me for a|stranger: I am an|alien in their sight.
R	T19:16 I called my|servant, and he gave|me no answer; I|intreated him with my|mouth.|19:17 My breath is|strange to my wife,|though I intreated for|the children's sake of|mine own body.|19:18 Yea, young|children despised me;|I arose, and they|spake against me.
R	T19:19 All my inward|friends abhorred me:|and they whom I loved|are turned against me.|19:20 My bone|cleaveth to my skin|and to my flesh, and I|am escaped with the|skin of my teeth.|19:21 Have pity upon|me, have pity upon me,|O ye my friends; for|the hand of God hath|touched me.
R	T19:22 Why do ye|persecute me as God,|and are not satisfied|with my flesh?|19:23 Oh that my|words were now|written! oh that they|were printed in a|book!|19:24 That they were|graven with an iron|pen and lead in the|rock for ever!|19:25 For I know that
R	Tmy redeemer liveth,|and that he shall|stand at the latter|day upon the earth:|19:26 And though|after my skin worms|destroy this body, yet|in my flesh shall I see|God:|19:27 Whom I shall see|for myself, and mine|eyes shall behold, and|not another; though|my reins be consumed
R	Twithin me.|19:28 But ye should|say, Why persecute we|him, seeing the root of|the matter is found in|me?|19:29 Be ye afraid of|the sword: for wrath|bringeth the|punishments of the|sword, that ye may|know there is a|judgment.|
R	T20:1 Then answered|Zophar the Naamathite,|and said,|20:2 Therefore do my|thoughts cause me to|answer, and for this I|make haste.|20:3 I have heard the|check of my reproach,|and the spirit of my|understanding|causeth me to answer.|20:4 Knowest thou not|this of old, since man
R	Twas placed upon|earth,|20:5 That the|triumphing of the|wicked is short, and|the joy of the|hypocrite but for a|moment?|20:6 Though his|excellency mount up|to the heavens, and|his head reach unto|the clouds;|20:7 Yet he shall
R	Tperish for ever like|his own dung: they|which have seen him|shall say, Where is|he?|20:8 He shall fly away|as a dream, and shall|not be found: yea, he|shall be chased away|as a vision of the|night.|20:9 The eye also|which saw him shall|see him no more;
R	Tneither shall his place|any more behold him.|20:10 His children|shall seek to please|the poor, and his|hands shall restore|their goods.|20:11 His bones are|full of the sin of his|youth, which shall lie|down with him in the|dust.|20:12 Though|wickedness be sweet
R	Tin his mouth, though he|hide it under his|tongue;|20:13 Though he|spare it, and forsake|it not; but keep it still|within his mouth:|20:14 Yet his meat in|his bowels is turned, it|is the gall of asps|within him.|20:15 He hath|swallowed down riches,|and he shall vomit
R	Tthem up again: God|shall cast them out of|his belly.|20:16 He shall suck|the poison of asps:|the viper's tongue|shall slay him.|20:17 He shall not see|the rivers, the floods,|the brooks of honey|and butter.|20:18 That which he|laboured for shall he|restore, and shall not
R	Tswallow it down:|according to his|substance shall the|restitution be, and he|shall not rejoice|therein.|20:19 Because he hath|oppressed and hath|forsaken the poor;|because he hath|violently taken away|an house which he|builded not;|20:20 Surely he shall
R	Tnot feel quietness in|his belly, he shall not|save of that which he|desired.|20:21 There shall|none of his meat be|left; therefore shall|no man look for his|goods.|20:22 In the fulness|of his sufficiency he|shall be in straits:|every hand of the|wicked shall come
R	Tupon him.|20:23 When he is about|to fill his belly, God|shall cast the fury of|his wrath upon him,|and shall rain it upon|him while he is eating.|20:24 He shall flee|from the iron weapon,|and the bow of steel|shall strike him|through.|20:25 It is drawn, and|cometh out of the
R	Tbody; yea, the|glittering sword|cometh out of his gall:|terrors are upon him.|20:26 All darkness|shall be hid in his|secret places: a fire|not blown shall|consume him; it shall|go ill with him that is|left in his tabernacle.|20:27 The heaven|shall reveal his|iniquity; and the earth
R	Tshall rise up against|him.|20:28 The increase of|his house shall|depart, and his goods|shall flow away in the|day of his wrath.|20:29 This is the|portion of a wicked|man from God, and the|heritage appointed|unto him by God.||21:1 But Job answered
R	Tand said,|21:2 Hear diligently my|speech, and let this|be your consolations.|21:3 Suffer me that I|may speak; and after|that I have spoken,|mock on.|21:4 As for me, is my|complaint to man? and|if it were so, why|should not my spirit|be troubled?|21:5 Mark me, and be
R	Tastonished, and lay|your hand upon your|mouth.|21:6 Even when I|remember I am afraid,|and trembling taketh|hold on my flesh.|21:7 Wherefore do the|wicked live, become|old, yea, are mighty in|power?|21:8 Their seed is|established in their|sight with them, and
R	Ttheir offspring|before their eyes.|21:9 Their houses are|safe from fear,|neither is the rod of|God upon them.|21:10 Their bull|gendereth, and faileth|not; their cow calveth,|and casteth not her|calf.|21:11 They send forth|their little ones like a|flock, and their
R	Tchildren dance.|21:12 They take the|timbrel and harp, and|rejoice at the sound|of the organ.|21:13 They spend|their days in wealth,|and in a moment go|down to the grave.|21:14 Therefore they|say unto God, Depart|from us; for we desire|not the knowledge of|thy ways.
R	T21:15 What is the|Almighty, that we|should serve him? and|what profit should we|have, if we pray unto|him?|21:16 Lo, their good is|not in their hand: the|counsel of the wicked|is far from me.|21:17 How oft is the|candle of the wicked|put out! and how oft|cometh their
R	Tdestruction upon them!|God distributeth|sorrows in his anger.|21:18 They are as|stubble before the|wind, and as chaff|that the storm|carrieth away.|21:19 God layeth up|his iniquity for his|children: he|rewardeth him, and he|shall know it.|21:20 His eyes shall
R	Tsee his destruction,|and he shall drink of|the wrath of the|Almighty.|21:21 For what|pleasure hath he in|his house after him,|when the number of|his months is cut off|in the midst?|21:22 Shall any teach|God knowledge? seeing|he judgeth those that|are high.
R	T21:23 One dieth in his|full strength, being|wholly at ease and|quiet.|21:24 His breasts are|full of milk, and his|bones are moistened|with marrow.|21:25 And another|dieth in the bitterness|of his soul, and never|eateth with pleasure.|21:26 They shall lie|down alike in the dust,
R	Tand the worms shall|cover them.|21:27 Behold, I know|your thoughts, and|the devices which ye|wrongfully imagine|against me.|21:28 For ye say,|Where is the house of|the prince? and where|are the dwelling|places of the wicked?|21:29 Have ye not|asked them that go by
R	Tthe way? and do ye|not know their tokens,|21:30 That the wicked|is reserved to the|day of destruction?|they shall be brought|forth to the day of|wrath.|21:31 Who shall|declare his way to his|face? and who shall|repay him what he|hath done?|21:32 Yet shall he be
R	Tbrought to the grave,|and shall remain in the|tomb.|21:33 The clods of the|valley shall be sweet|unto him, and every|man shall draw after|him, as there are|innumerable before|him.|21:34 How then|comfort ye me in vain,|seeing in your|answers there
R	Tremaineth falsehood?||22:1 Then Eliphaz the|Temanite answered|and said,|22:2 Can a man be|profitable unto God,|as he that is wise may|be profitable unto|himself?|22:3 Is it any|pleasure to the|Almighty, that thou art|righteous? or is it
R	Tgain to him, that thou|makest thy ways|perfect?|22:4 Will he reprove|thee for fear of|thee? will he enter|with thee into|judgment?|22:5 Is not thy|wickedness great?|and thine iniquities|infinite?|22:6 For thou hast|taken a pledge from
R	Tthy brother for|nought, and stripped|the naked of their|clothing.|22:7 Thou hast not|given water to the|weary to drink, and|thou hast withholden|bread from the|hungry.|22:8 But as for the|mighty man, he had the|earth; and the|honourable man dwelt
R	Tin it.|22:9 Thou hast sent|widows away empty,|and the arms of the|fatherless have been|broken.|22:10 Therefore|snares are round|about thee, and|sudden fear troubleth|thee;|22:11 Or darkness,|that thou canst not|see; and abundance
R	Tof waters cover thee.|22:12 Is not God in the|height of heaven? and|behold the height of|the stars, how high|they are!|22:13 And thou sayest,|How doth God know?|can he judge through|the dark cloud?|22:14 Thick clouds are|a covering to him, that|he seeth not; and he|walketh in the circuit
R	Tof heaven.|22:15 Hast thou|marked the old way|which wicked men have|trodden?|22:16 Which were cut|down out of time,|whose foundation was|overflown with a flood:|22:17 Which said unto|God, Depart from us:|and what can the|Almighty do for them?|22:18 Yet he filled
R	Ttheir houses with good|things: but the|counsel of the wicked|is far from me.|22:19 The righteous|see it, and are glad:|and the innocent|laugh them to scorn.|22:20 Whereas our|substance is not cut|down, but the remnant|of them the fire|consumeth.|22:21 Acquaint now
R	Tthyself with him, and|be at peace: thereby|good shall come unto|thee.|22:22 Receive, I pray|thee, the law from his|mouth, and lay up his|words in thine heart.|22:23 If thou return|to the Almighty, thou|shalt be built up, thou|shalt put away iniquity|far from thy|tabernacles.
R	T22:24 Then shalt thou|lay up gold as dust,|and the gold of Ophir|as the stones of the|brooks.|22:25 Yea, the Almighty|shall be thy defence,|and thou shalt have|plenty of silver.|22:26 For then shalt|thou have thy delight|in the Almighty, and|shalt lift up thy face|unto God.
R	T22:27 Thou shalt make|thy prayer unto him,|and he shall hear|thee, and thou shalt|pay thy vows.|22:28 Thou shalt also|decree a thing, and it|shall be established|unto thee: and the|light shall shine upon|thy ways.|22:29 When men are|cast down, then thou|shalt say, There is
R	Tlifting up; and he shall|save the humble|person.|22:30 He shall deliver|the island of the|innocent: and it is|delivered by the|pureness of thine|hands.||23:1 Then Job|answered and said,|23:2 Even to day is my|complaint bitter: my
R	Tstroke is heavier than|my groaning.|23:3 Oh that I knew|where I might find him!|that I might come even|to his seat!|23:4 I would order my|cause before him, and|fill my mouth with|arguments.|23:5 I would know the|words which he would|answer me, and|understand what he
R	Twould say unto me.|23:6 Will he plead|against me with his|great power? No; but|he would put strength|in me.|23:7 There the|righteous might|dispute with him; so|should I be delivered|for ever from my|judge.|23:8 Behold, I go|forward, but he is not
R	Tthere; and backward,|but I cannot perceive|him:|23:9 On the left hand,|where he doth work,|but I cannot behold|him: he hideth himself|on the right hand, that|I cannot see him:|23:10 But he knoweth|the way that I take:|when he hath tried me,|I shall come forth as|gold.
R	T23:11 My foot hath|held his steps, his way|have I kept, and not|declined.|23:12 Neither have I|gone back from the|commandment of his|lips; I have esteemed|the words of his|mouth more than my|necessary food.|23:13 But he is in one|mind, and who can turn|him? and what his soul
R	Tdesireth, even that he|doeth.|23:14 For he|performeth the thing|that is appointed for|me: and many such|things are with him.|23:15 Therefore am I|troubled at his|presence: when I|consider, I am afraid|of him.|23:16 For God maketh|my heart soft, and the
R	TAlmighty troubleth me:|23:17 Because I was|not cut off before|the darkness, neither|hath he covered the|darkness from my|face.||24:1 Why, seeing times|are not hidden from|the Almighty, do they|that know him not see|his days?|24:2 Some remove the
R	Tlandmarks; they|violently take away|flocks, and feed|thereof.|24:3 They drive away|the ass of the|fatherless, they take|the widow's ox for a|pledge.|24:4 They turn the|needy out of the way:|the poor of the earth|hide themselves|together.
R	T24:5 Behold, as wild|asses in the desert,|go they forth to their|work; rising betimes|for a prey: the|wilderness yieldeth|food for them and for|their children.|24:6 They reap every|one his corn in the|field: and they gather|the vintage of the|wicked.|24:7 They cause the
R	Tnaked to lodge without|clothing, that they|have no covering in|the cold.|24:8 They are wet with|the showers of the|mountains, and|embrace the rock for|want of a shelter.|24:9 They pluck the|fatherless from the|breast, and take a|pledge of the poor.|24:10 They cause him
R	Tto go naked without|clothing, and they take|away the sheaf from|the hungry;|24:11 Which make oil|within their walls, and|tread their|winepresses, and|suffer thirst.|24:12 Men groan from|out of the city, and|the soul of the|wounded crieth out:|yet God layeth not
R	Tfolly to them.|24:13 They are of|those that rebel|against the light; they|know not the ways|thereof, nor abide in|the paths thereof.|24:14 The murderer|rising with the light|killeth the poor and|needy, and in the night|is as a thief.|24:15 The eye also of|the adulterer waiteth
R	Tfor the twilight, saying,|No eye shall see me:|and disguiseth his|face.|24:16 In the dark they|dig through houses,|which they had marked|for themselves in the|daytime: they know not|the light.|24:17 For the morning|is to them even as the|shadow of death: if|one know them, they
R	Tare in the terrors of|the shadow of death.|24:18 He is swift as|the waters; their|portion is cursed in|the earth: he|beholdeth not the way|of the vineyards.|24:19 Drought and|heat consume the|snow waters: so doth|the grave those which|have sinned.|24:20 The womb shall
R	Tforget him; the worm|shall feed sweetly on|him; he shall be no|more remembered; and|wickedness shall be|broken as a tree.|24:21 He evil|entreateth the barren|that beareth not: and|doeth not good to the|widow.|24:22 He draweth also|the mighty with his|power: he riseth up,
R	Tand no man is sure of|life.|24:23 Though it be|given him to be in|safety, whereon he|resteth; yet his eyes|are upon their ways.|24:24 They are|exalted for a little|while, but are gone|and brought low; they|are taken out of the|way as all other, and|cut off as the tops of
R	Tthe ears of corn.|24:25 And if it be not|so now, who will make|me a liar, and make my|speech nothing worth?||25:1 Then answered|Bildad the Shuhite, and|said,|25:2 Dominion and fear|are with him, he maketh|peace in his high|places.|25:3 Is there any
R	Tnumber of his armies?|and upon whom doth|not his light arise?|25:4 How then can man|be justified with God?|or how can he be|clean that is born of|a woman?|25:5 Behold even to|the moon, and it|shineth not; yea, the|stars are not pure in|his sight.|25:6 How much less
R	Tman, that is a worm?|and the son of man,|which is a worm?||26:1 But Job answered|and said,|26:2 How hast thou|helped him that is|without power? how|savest thou the arm|that hath no|strength?|26:3 How hast thou|counselled him that
R	Thath no wisdom? and|how hast thou|plentifully declared|the thing as it is?|26:4 To whom hast|thou uttered words?|and whose spirit came|from thee?|26:5 Dead things are|formed from under|the waters, and the|inhabitants thereof.|26:6 Hell is naked|before him, and
R	Tdestruction hath no|covering.|26:7 He stretcheth out|the north over the|empty place, and|hangeth the earth|upon nothing.|26:8 He bindeth up the|waters in his thick|clouds; and the cloud|is not rent under|them.|26:9 He holdeth back|the face of his
R	Tthrone, and spreadeth|his cloud upon it.|26:10 He hath|compassed the waters|with bounds, until the|day and night come to|an end.|26:11 The pillars of|heaven tremble and|are astonished at his|reproof.|26:12 He divideth the|sea with his power,|and by his
R	Tunderstanding he|smiteth through the|proud.|26:13 By his spirit he|hath garnished the|heavens; his hand|hath formed the|crooked serpent.|26:14 Lo, these are|parts of his ways: but|how little a portion is|heard of him? but the|thunder of his power|who can understand?
R	T27:1 Moreover Job|continued his parable,|and said,|27:2 As God liveth, who|hath taken away my|judgment; and the|Almighty, who hath|vexed my soul;|27:3 All the while my|breath is in me, and|the spirit of God is in|my nostrils;|27:4 My lips shall not|speak wickedness, nor
R	Tmy tongue utter|deceit.|27:5 God forbid that I|should justify you: till|I die I will not remove|mine integrity from me.|27:6 My righteousness|I hold fast, and will|not let it go: my heart|shall not reproach me|so long as I live.|27:7 Let mine enemy be|as the wicked, and he|that riseth up against
R	Tme as the unrighteous.|27:8 For what is the|hope of the hypocrite,|though he hath gained,|when God taketh away|his soul?|27:9 Will God hear his|cry when trouble|cometh upon him?|27:10 Will he delight|himself in the|Almighty? will he|always call upon God?|27:11 I will teach you
R	Tby the hand of God:|that which is with the|Almighty will I not|conceal.|27:12 Behold, all ye|yourselves have seen|it; why then are ye|thus altogether vain?|27:13 This is the|portion of a wicked|man with God, and the|heritage of|oppressors, which|they shall receive of
R	Tthe Almighty.|27:14 If his children|be multiplied, it is for|the sword: and his|offspring shall not be|satisfied with bread.|27:15 Those that|remain of him shall be|buried in death: and|his widows shall not|weep.|27:16 Though he heap|up silver as the dust,|and prepare raiment
R	Tas the clay;|27:17 He may prepare|it, but the just shall|put it on, and the|innocent shall divide|the silver.|27:18 He buildeth his|house as a moth, and|as a booth that the|keeper maketh.|27:19 The rich man|shall lie down, but he|shall not be gathered:|he openeth his eyes,
R	Tand he is not.|27:20 Terrors take|hold on him as waters,|a tempest stealeth him|away in the night.|27:21 The east wind|carrieth him away, and|he departeth: and as|a storm hurleth him|out of his place.|27:22 For God shall|cast upon him, and not|spare: he would fain|flee out of his hand.
R	T27:23 Men shall clap|their hands at him, and|shall hiss him out of|his place.||28:1 Surely there is a|vein for the silver,|and a place for gold|where they fine it.|28:2 Iron is taken out|of the earth, and|brass is molten out of|the stone.|28:3 He setteth an end
R	Tto darkness, and|searcheth out all|perfection: the stones|of darkness, and the|shadow of death.|28:4 The flood|breaketh out from the|inhabitant; even the|waters forgotten of|the foot: they are|dried up, they are|gone away from men.|28:5 As for the earth,|out of it cometh
R	Tbread: and under it is|turned up as it were|fire.|28:6 The stones of it|are the place of|sapphires: and it hath|dust of gold.|28:7 There is a path|which no fowl knoweth,|and which the|vulture's eye hath not|seen:|28:8 The lion's whelps|have not trodden it,
R	Tnor the fierce lion|passed by it.|28:9 He putteth forth|his hand upon the|rock; he overturneth|the mountains by the|roots.|28:10 He cutteth out|rivers among the|rocks; and his eye|seeth every precious|thing.|28:11 He bindeth the|floods from
R	Toverflowing; and the|thing that is hid|bringeth he forth to|light.|28:12 But where shall|wisdom be found? and|where is the place of|understanding?|28:13 Man knoweth not|the price thereof;|neither is it found in|the land of the living.|28:14 The depth saith,|It is not in me: and the
R	Tsea saith, It is not with|me.|28:15 It cannot be|gotten for gold,|neither shall silver be|weighed for the price|thereof.|28:16 It cannot be|valued with the gold|of Ophir, with the|precious onyx, or the|sapphire.|28:17 The gold and|the crystal cannot
R	Tequal it: and the|exchange of it shall|not be for jewels of|fine gold.|28:18 No mention shall|be made of coral, or|of pearls: for the|price of wisdom is|above rubies.|28:19 The topaz of|Ethiopia shall not|equal it, neither shall|it be valued with pure|gold.
R	T28:20 Whence then|cometh wisdom? and|where is the place of|understanding?|28:21 Seeing it is hid|from the eyes of all|living, and kept close|from the fowls of the|air.|28:22 Destruction and|death say, We have|heard the fame|thereof with our ears.|28:23 God
R	Tunderstandeth the|way thereof, and he|knoweth the place|thereof.|28:24 For he looketh|to the ends of the|earth, and seeth|under the whole|heaven;|28:25 To make the|weight for the winds;|and he weigheth the|waters by measure.|28:26 When he made a
R	Tdecree for the rain,|and a way for the|lightning of the|thunder:|28:27 Then did he see|it, and declare it; he|prepared it, yea, and|searched it out.|28:28 And unto man he|said, Behold, the fear|of the LORD, that is|wisdom; and to depart|from evil is|understanding.
R	T29:1 Moreover Job|continued his parable,|and said,|29:2 Oh that I were as|in months past, as in|the days when God|preserved me;|29:3 When his candle|shined upon my head,|and when by his light I|walked through|darkness;|29:4 As I was in the|days of my youth,
R	Twhen the secret of|God was upon my|tabernacle;|29:5 When the Almighty|was yet with me, when|my children were|about me;|29:6 When I washed my|steps with butter, and|the rock poured me|out rivers of oil;|29:7 When I went out|to the gate through|the city, when I
R	Tprepared my seat in|the street!|29:8 The young men|saw me, and hid|themselves: and the|aged arose, and stood|up.|29:9 The princes|refrained talking, and|laid their hand on|their mouth.|29:10 The nobles held|their peace, and their|tongue cleaved to the
R	Troof of their mouth.|29:11 When the ear|heard me, then it|blessed me; and when|the eye saw me, it|gave witness to me:|29:12 Because I|delivered the poor|that cried, and the|fatherless, and him|that had none to help|him.|29:13 The blessing of|him that was ready to
R	Tperish came upon me:|and I caused the|widow's heart to sing|for joy.|29:14 I put on|righteousness, and it|clothed me: my|judgment was as a|robe and a diadem.|29:15 I was eyes to|the blind, and feet was|I to the lame.|29:16 I was a father|to the poor: and the
R	Tcause which I knew|not I searched out.|29:17 And I brake the|jaws of the wicked,|and plucked the spoil|out of his teeth.|29:18 Then I said, I|shall die in my nest,|and I shall multiply my|days as the sand.|29:19 My root was|spread out by the|waters, and the dew|lay all night upon my
R	Tbranch.|29:20 My glory was|fresh in me, and my|bow was renewed in my|hand.|29:21 Unto me men|gave ear, and waited,|and kept silence at my|counsel.|29:22 After my words|they spake not again;|and my speech|dropped upon them.|29:23 And they waited
R	Tfor me as for the|rain; and they opened|their mouth wide as|for the latter rain.|29:24 If I laughed on|them, they believed it|not; and the light of|my countenance they|cast not down.|29:25 I chose out|their way, and sat|chief, and dwelt as a|king in the army, as|one that comforteth
R	Tthe mourners.||30:1 But now they that|are younger than I|have me in derision,|whose fathers I would|have disdained to|have set with the dogs|of my flock.|30:2 Yea, whereto|might the strength of|their hands profit me,|in whom old age was|perished?
R	T30:3 For want and|famine they were|solitary; fleeing into|the wilderness in|former time desolate|and waste.|30:4 Who cut up|mallows by the bushes,|and juniper roots for|their meat.|30:5 They were driven|forth from among men,|(they cried after them|as after a thief;)
R	T30:6 To dwell in the|cliffs of the valleys,|in caves of the earth,|and in the rocks.|30:7 Among the bushes|they brayed; under|the nettles they were|gathered together.|30:8 They were|children of fools, yea,|children of base men:|they were viler than|the earth.|30:9 And now am I
R	Ttheir song, yea, I am|their byword.|30:10 They abhor me,|they flee far from me,|and spare not to spit|in my face.|30:11 Because he hath|loosed my cord, and|afflicted me, they|have also let loose|the bridle before me.|30:12 Upon my right|hand rise the youth;|they push away my
R	Tfeet, and they raise|up against me the|ways of their|destruction.|30:13 They mar my|path, they set|forward my calamity,|they have no helper.|30:14 They came upon|me as a wide breaking|in of waters: in the|desolation they rolled|themselves upon me.|30:15 Terrors are
R	Tturned upon me: they|pursue my soul as the|wind: and my welfare|passeth away as a|cloud.|30:16 And now my soul|is poured out upon me;|the days of affliction|have taken hold upon|me.|30:17 My bones are|pierced in me in the|night season: and my|sinews take no rest.
R	T30:18 By the great|force of my disease is|my garment changed: it|bindeth me about as|the collar of my coat.|30:19 He hath cast me|into the mire, and I am|become like dust and|ashes.|30:20 I cry unto thee,|and thou dost not|hear me: I stand up,|and thou regardest|me not.
R	T30:21 Thou art become|cruel to me: with thy|strong hand thou|opposest thyself|against me.|30:22 Thou liftest me|up to the wind; thou|causest me to ride|upon it, and dissolvest|my substance.|30:23 For I know that|thou wilt bring me to|death, and to the|house appointed for
R	Tall living.|30:24 Howbeit he will|not stretch out his|hand to the grave,|though they cry in his|destruction.|30:25 Did not I weep|for him that was in|trouble? was not my|soul grieved for the|poor?|30:26 When I looked|for good, then evil|came unto me: and
R	Twhen I waited for light,|there came darkness.|30:27 My bowels boiled,|and rested not: the|days of affliction|prevented me.|30:28 I went mourning|without the sun: I|stood up, and I cried|in the congregation.|30:29 I am a brother|to dragons, and a|companion to owls.|30:30 My skin is black
R	Tupon me, and my bones|are burned with heat.|30:31 My harp also is|turned to mourning,|and my organ into the|voice of them that|weep.||31:1 I made a|covenant with mine|eyes; why then should|I think upon a maid?|31:2 For what portion|of God is there from
R	Tabove? and what|inheritance of the|Almighty from on high?|31:3 Is not|destruction to the|wicked? and a strange|punishment to the|workers of iniquity?|31:4 Doth not he see|my ways, and count all|my steps?|31:5 If I have walked|with vanity, or if my|foot hath hasted to
R	Tdeceit;|31:6 Let me be weighed|in an even balance|that God may know|mine integrity.|31:7 If my step hath|turned out of the way,|and mine heart walked|after mine eyes, and if|any blot hath cleaved|to mine hands;|31:8 Then let me sow,|and let another eat;|yea, let my offspring
R	Tbe rooted out.|31:9 If mine heart|have been deceived|by a woman, or if I|have laid wait at my|neighbour's door;|31:10 Then let my wife|grind unto another,|and let others bow|down upon her.|31:11 For this is an|heinous crime; yea, it|is an iniquity to be|punished by the
R	Tjudges.|31:12 For it is a fire|that consumeth to|destruction, and would|root out all mine|increase.|31:13 If I did despise|the cause of my|manservant or of my|maidservant, when|they contended with|me;|31:14 What then shall I|do when God riseth
R	Tup? and when he|visiteth, what shall I|answer him?|31:15 Did not he that|made me in the womb|make him? and did not|one fashion us in the|womb?|31:16 If I have|withheld the poor from|their desire, or have|caused the eyes of|the widow to fail;|31:17 Or have eaten
R	Tmy morsel myself|alone, and the|fatherless hath not|eaten thereof;|31:18 (For from my|youth he was brought|up with me, as with a|father, and I have|guided her from my|mother's womb;)|31:19 If I have seen|any perish for want|of clothing, or any|poor without covering;
R	T31:20 If his loins have|not blessed me, and if|he were not warmed|with the fleece of my|sheep;|31:21 If I have lifted|up my hand against|the fatherless, when I|saw my help in the|gate:|31:22 Then let mine|arm fall from my|shoulder blade, and|mine arm be broken
R	Tfrom the bone.|31:23 For destruction|from God was a|terror to me, and by|reason of his|highness I could not|endure.|31:24 If I have made|gold my hope, or have|said to the fine gold,|Thou art my|confidence;|31:25 If I rejoice|because my wealth
R	Twas great, and|because mine hand|had gotten much;|31:26 If I beheld the|sun when it shined, or|the moon walking in|brightness;|31:27 And my heart|hath been secretly|enticed, or my mouth|hath kissed my hand:|31:28 This also were|an iniquity to be|punished by the
R	Tjudge: for I should|have denied the God|that is above.|31:29 If I rejoice at|the destruction of him|that hated me, or|lifted up myself when|evil found him:|31:30 Neither have I|suffered my mouth to|sin by wishing a curse|to his soul.|31:31 If the men of my|tabernacle said not,
R	TOh that we had of his|flesh! we cannot be|satisfied.|31:32 The stranger|did not lodge in the|street: but I opened|my doors to the|traveller.|31:33 If I covered my|transgressions as|Adam, by hiding mine|iniquity in my bosom:|31:34 Did I fear a|great multitude, or did
R	Tthe contempt of|families terrify me,|that I kept silence,|and went not out of|the door?|31:35 Oh that one|would hear me! behold,|my desire is, that the|Almighty would answer|me, and that mine|adversary had written|a book.|31:36 Surely I would|take it upon my
R	Tshoulder, and bind it|as a crown to me.|31:37 I would declare|unto him the number|of my steps; as a|prince would I go|near unto him.|31:38 If my land cry|against me, or that the|furrows likewise|thereof complain;|31:39 If I have eaten|the fruits thereof|without money, or have
R	Tcaused the owners|thereof to lose their|life:|31:40 Let thistles|grow instead of wheat,|and cockle instead of|barley. The words of|Job are ended.||32:1 So these three|men ceased to answer|Job, because he was|righteous in his own|eyes.
R	T32:2 Then was kindled|the wrath of Elihu the|son of Barachel the|Buzite, of the kindred|of Ram: against Job|was his wrath kindled,|because he justified|himself rather than|God.|32:3 Also against his|three friends was his|wrath kindled, because|they had found no|answer, and yet had
R	Tcondemned Job.|32:4 Now Elihu had|waited till Job had|spoken, because they|were elder than he.|32:5 When Elihu saw|that there was no|answer in the mouth|of these three men,|then his wrath was|kindled.|32:6 And Elihu the son|of Barachel the Buzite|answered and said, I
R	Tam young, and ye are|very old; wherefore I|was afraid, and durst|not shew you mine|opinion.|32:7 I said, Days|should speak, and|multitude of years|should teach wisdom.|32:8 But there is a|spirit in man: and the|inspiration of the|Almighty giveth them|understanding.
R	T32:9 Great men are|not always wise:|neither do the aged|understand judgment.|32:10 Therefore I|said, Hearken to me; I|also will shew mine|opinion.|32:11 Behold, I waited|for your words; I|gave ear to your|reasons, whilst ye|searched out what to|say.
R	T32:12 Yea, I attended|unto you, and, behold,|there was none of|you that convinced|Job, or that answered|his words:|32:13 Lest ye should|say, We have found|out wisdom: God|thrusteth him down,|not man.|32:14 Now he hath not|directed his words|against me: neither will
R	TI answer him with your|speeches.|32:15 They were|amazed, they|answered no more:|they left off speaking.|32:16 When I had|waited, (for they|spake not, but stood|still, and answered no|more;)|32:17 I said, I will|answer also my part, I|also will shew mine
R	Topinion.|32:18 For I am full of|matter, the spirit within|me constraineth me.|32:19 Behold, my belly|is as wine which hath|no vent; it is ready to|burst like new bottles.|32:20 I will speak, that|I may be refreshed: I|will open my lips and|answer.|32:21 Let me not, I|pray you, accept any
R	Tman's person, neither|let me give flattering|titles unto man.|32:22 For I know not|to give flattering|titles; in so doing my|maker would soon take|me away.||33:1 Wherefore, Job, I|pray thee, hear my|speeches, and|hearken to all my|words.
R	T33:2 Behold, now I|have opened my mouth,|my tongue hath|spoken in my mouth.|33:3 My words shall be|of the uprightness of|my heart: and my lips|shall utter knowledge|clearly.|33:4 The spirit of God|hath made me, and the|breath of the Almighty|hath given me life.|33:5 If thou canst
R	Tanswer me, set thy|words in order|before me, stand up.|33:6 Behold, I am|according to thy wish|in God's stead: I also|am formed out of the|clay.|33:7 Behold, my terror|shall not make thee|afraid, neither shall|my hand be heavy|upon thee.|33:8 Surely thou hast
R	Tspoken in mine|hearing, and I have|heard the voice of|thy words, saying,|33:9 I am clean without|transgression, I am|innocent; neither is|there iniquity in me.|33:10 Behold, he|findeth occasions|against me, he|counteth me for his|enemy,|33:11 He putteth my
R	Tfeet in the stocks, he|marketh all my paths.|33:12 Behold, in this|thou art not just: I|will answer thee, that|God is greater than|man.|33:13 Why dost thou|strive against him?|for he giveth not|account of any of his|matters.|33:14 For God|speaketh once, yea
R	Ttwice, yet man|perceiveth it not.|33:15 In a dream, in a|vision of the night,|when deep sleep|falleth upon men, in|slumberings upon the|bed;|33:16 Then he openeth|the ears of men, and|sealeth their|instruction,|33:17 That he may|withdraw man from his
R	Tpurpose, and hide|pride from man.|33:18 He keepeth back|his soul from the pit,|and his life from|perishing by the|sword.|33:19 He is chastened|also with pain upon his|bed, and the multitude|of his bones with|strong pain:|33:20 So that his life|abhorreth bread, and
R	This soul dainty meat.|33:21 His flesh is|consumed away, that it|cannot be seen; and|his bones that were|not seen stick out.|33:22 Yea, his soul|draweth near unto the|grave, and his life to|the destroyers.|33:23 If there be a|messenger with him, an|interpreter, one|among a thousand, to
R	Tshew unto man his|uprightness:|33:24 Then he is|gracious unto him, and|saith, Deliver him from|going down to the pit: I|have found a ransom.|33:25 His flesh shall|be fresher than a|child's: he shall|return to the days of|his youth:|33:26 He shall pray|unto God, and he will
R	Tbe favourable unto|him: and he shall see|his face with joy: for|he will render unto|man his righteousness.|33:27 He looketh upon|men, and if any say, I|have sinned, and|perverted that which|was right, and it|profited me not;|33:28 He will deliver|his soul from going|into the pit, and his
R	Tlife shall see the light.|33:29 Lo, all these|things worketh God|oftentimes with man,|33:30 To bring back|his soul from the pit,|to be enlightened with|the light of the living.|33:31 Mark well, O Job,|hearken unto me: hold|thy peace, and I will|speak.|33:32 If thou hast|anything to say,
R	Tanswer me: speak, for|I desire to justify|thee.|33:33 If not, hearken|unto me: hold thy|peace, and I shall|teach thee wisdom.||34:1 Furthermore|Elihu answered and|said,|34:2 Hear my words, O|ye wise men; and give|ear unto me, ye that
R	Thave knowledge.|34:3 For the ear|trieth words, as the|mouth tasteth meat.|34:4 Let us choose to|us judgment: let us|know among ourselves|what is good.|34:5 For Job hath|said, I am righteous:|and God hath taken|away my judgment.|34:6 Should I lie|against my right? my
R	Twound is incurable|without transgression.|34:7 What man is like|Job, who drinketh up|scorning like water?|34:8 Which goeth in|company with the|workers of iniquity,|and walketh with|wicked men.|34:9 For he hath said,|It profiteth a man|nothing that he should|delight himself with
R	TGod.|34:10 Therefore|hearken unto me ye|men of understanding:|far be it from God,|that he should do|wickedness; and from|the Almighty, that he|should commit iniquity.|34:11 For the work of|a man shall he render|unto him, and cause|every man to find|according to his ways.
R	T34:12 Yea, surely God|will not do wickedly,|neither will the|Almighty pervert|judgment.|34:13 Who hath given|him a charge over the|earth? or who hath|disposed the whole|world?|34:14 If he set his|heart upon man, if he|gather unto himself|his spirit and his
R	Tbreath;|34:15 All flesh shall|perish together, and|man shall turn again|unto dust.|34:16 If now thou hast|understanding, hear|this: hearken to the|voice of my words.|34:17 Shall even he|that hateth right|govern? and wilt thou|condemn him that is|most just?
R	T34:18 Is it fit to say|to a king, Thou art|wicked? and to|princes, Ye are|ungodly?|34:19 How much less|to him that accepteth|not the persons of|princes, nor|regardeth the rich|more than the poor?|for they all are the|work of his hands.|34:20 In a moment
R	Tshall they die, and the|people shall be|troubled at midnight,|and pass away: and|the mighty shall be|taken away without|hand.|34:21 For his eyes|are upon the ways of|man, and he seeth all|his goings.|34:22 There is no|darkness, nor shadow|of death, where the
R	Tworkers of iniquity|may hide themselves.|34:23 For he will not|lay upon man more|than right; that he|should enter into|judgment with God.|34:24 He shall break|in pieces mighty men|without number, and|set others in their|stead.|34:25 Therefore he|knoweth their works,
R	Tand he overturneth|them in the night, so|that they are|destroyed.|34:26 He striketh them|as wicked men in the|open sight of others;|34:27 Because they|turned back from him,|and would not|consider any of his|ways:|34:28 So that they|cause the cry of the
R	Tpoor to come unto him,|and he heareth the|cry of the afflicted.|34:29 When he giveth|quietness, who then|can make trouble? and|when he hideth his|face, who then can|behold him? whether it|be done against a|nation, or against a|man only:|34:30 That the|hypocrite reign not,
R	Tlest the people be|ensnared.|34:31 Surely it is meet|to be said unto God, I|have borne|chastisement, I will not|offend any more:|34:32 That which I see|not teach thou me: if I|have done iniquity, I|will do no more.|34:33 Should it be|according to thy mind?|he will recompense it,
R	Twhether thou refuse,|or whether thou|choose; and not I:|therefore speak what|thou knowest.|34:34 Let men of|understanding tell me,|and let a wise man|hearken unto me.|34:35 Job hath spoken|without knowledge, and|his words were without|wisdom.|34:36 My desire is that
R	TJob may be tried unto|the end because of|his answers for|wicked men.|34:37 For he addeth|rebellion unto his sin,|he clappeth his hands|among us, and|multiplieth his words|against God.||35:1 Elihu spake|moreover, and said,|35:2 Thinkest thou this
R	Tto be right, that thou|saidst, My|righteousness is more|than God's?|35:3 For thou saidst,|What advantage will it|be unto thee? and,|What profit shall I|have, if I be cleansed|from my sin?|35:4 I will answer thee,|and thy companions|with thee.|35:5 Look unto the
R	Theavens, and see; and|behold the clouds|which are higher than|thou.|35:6 If thou sinnest,|what doest thou|against him? or if thy|transgressions be|multiplied, what doest|thou unto him?|35:7 If thou be|righteous, what givest|thou him? or what|receiveth he of thine
R	Thand?|35:8 Thy wickedness|may hurt a man as|thou art; and thy|righteousness may|profit the son of man.|35:9 By reason of the|multitude of|oppressions they|make the oppressed|to cry: they cry out|by reason of the arm|of the mighty.|35:10 But none saith,
R	TWhere is God my|maker, who giveth|songs in the night;|35:11 Who teacheth us|more than the beasts|of the earth, and|maketh us wiser than|the fowls of heaven?|35:12 There they cry,|but none giveth|answer, because of|the pride of evil men.|35:13 Surely God will|not hear vanity,
R	Tneither will the|Almighty regard it.|35:14 Although thou|sayest thou shalt not|see him, yet judgment|is before him;|therefore trust thou|in him.|35:15 But now,|because it is not so,|he hath visited in his|anger; yet he knoweth|it not in great|extremity:
R	T35:16 Therefore doth|Job open his mouth in|vain; he multiplieth|words without|knowledge.||36:1 Elihu also|proceeded, and said,|36:2 Suffer me a little,|and I will shew thee|that I have yet to|speak on God's behalf.|36:3 I will fetch my|knowledge from afar,
R	Tand will ascribe|righteousness to my|Maker.|36:4 For truly my|words shall not be|false: he that is|perfect in knowledge|is with thee.|36:5 Behold, God is|mighty, and despiseth|not any: he is mighty in|strength and wisdom.|36:6 He preserveth|not the life of the
R	Twicked: but giveth|right to the poor.|36:7 He withdraweth|not his eyes from the|righteous: but with|kings are they on the|throne; yea, he doth|establish them for|ever, and they are|exalted.|36:8 And if they be|bound in fetters, and|be holden in cords of|affliction;
R	T36:9 Then he sheweth|them their work, and|their transgressions|that they have|exceeded.|36:10 He openeth also|their ear to discipline,|and commandeth that|they return from|iniquity.|36:11 If they obey|and serve him, they|shall spend their days|in prosperity, and
R	Ttheir years in|pleasures.|36:12 But if they obey|not, they shall perish|by the sword, and|they shall die without|knowledge.|36:13 But the|hypocrites in heart|heap up wrath: they|cry not when he|bindeth them.|36:14 They die in|youth, and their life is
R	Tamong the unclean.|36:15 He delivereth|the poor in his|affliction, and openeth|their ears in|oppression.|36:16 Even so would|he have removed thee|out of the strait into|a broad place, where|there is no straitness;|and that which should|be set on thy table|should be full of
R	Tfatness.|36:17 But thou hast|fulfilled the judgment|of the wicked:|judgment and justice|take hold on thee.|36:18 Because there|is wrath, beware lest|he take thee away with|his stroke: then a|great ransom cannot|deliver thee.|36:19 Will he esteem|thy riches? no, not
R	Tgold, nor all the|forces of strength.|36:20 Desire not the|night, when people are|cut off in their place.|36:21 Take heed,|regard not iniquity:|for this hast thou|chosen rather than|affliction.|36:22 Behold, God|exalteth by his power:|who teacheth like him?|36:23 Who hath
R	Tenjoined him his way?|or who can say, Thou|hast wrought iniquity?|36:24 Remember that|thou magnify his work,|which men behold.|36:25 Every man may|see it; man may behold|it afar off.|36:26 Behold, God is|great, and we know him|not, neither can the|number of his years|be searched out.
R	T36:27 For he maketh|small the drops of|water: they pour down|rain according to the|vapour thereof:|36:28 Which the clouds|do drop and distil|upon man abundantly.|36:29 Also can any|understand the|spreadings of the|clouds, or the noise|of his tabernacle?|36:30 Behold, he
R	Tspreadeth his light|upon it, and covereth|the bottom of the sea.|36:31 For by them|judgeth he the|people; he giveth meat|in abundance.|36:32 With clouds he|covereth the light;|and commandeth it not|to shine by the cloud|that cometh betwixt.|36:33 The noise|thereof sheweth
R	Tconcerning it, the|cattle also concerning|the vapour.||37:1 At this also my|heart trembleth, and|is moved out of his|place.|37:2 Hear attentively|the noise of his voice,|and the sound that|goeth out of his|mouth.|37:3 He directeth it
R	Tunder the whole|heaven, and his|lightning unto the|ends of the earth.|37:4 After it a voice|roareth: he|thundereth with the|voice of his|excellency; and he will|not stay them when his|voice is heard.|37:5 God thundereth|marvellously with his|voice; great things
R	Tdoeth he, which we|cannot comprehend.|37:6 For he saith to|the snow, Be thou on|the earth; likewise to|the small rain, and to|the great rain of his|strength.|37:7 He sealeth up the|hand of every man;|that all men may know|his work.|37:8 Then the beasts|go into dens, and
R	Tremain in their places.|37:9 Out of the south|cometh the whirlwind:|and cold out of the|north.|37:10 By the breath|of God frost is given:|and the breadth of|the waters is|straitened.|37:11 Also by watering|he wearieth the thick|cloud: he scattereth|his bright cloud:
R	T37:12 And it is turned|round about by his|counsels: that they|may do whatsoever he|commandeth them upon|the face of the world|in the earth.|37:13 He causeth it to|come, whether for|correction, or for his|land, or for mercy.|37:14 Hearken unto|this, O Job: stand still,|and consider the
R	Twondrous works of|God.|37:15 Dost thou know|when God disposed|them, and caused the|light of his cloud to|shine?|37:16 Dost thou know|the balancings of the|clouds, the wondrous|works of him which is|perfect in knowledge?|37:17 How thy|garments are warm,
R	Twhen he quieteth the|earth by the south|wind?|37:18 Hast thou with|him spread out the|sky, which is strong,|and as a molten|looking glass?|37:19 Teach us what|we shall say unto him;|for we cannot order|our speech by reason|of darkness.|37:20 Shall it be told
R	Thim that I speak? if a|man speak, surely he|shall be swallowed up.|37:21 And now men see|not the bright light|which is in the clouds:|but the wind passeth,|and cleanseth them.|37:22 Fair weather|cometh out of the|north: with God is|terrible majesty.|37:23 Touching the|Almighty, we cannot
R	Tfind him out: he is|excellent in power,|and in judgment, and|in plenty of justice:|he will not afflict.|37:24 Men do|therefore fear him: he|respecteth not any|that are wise of|heart.||38:1 Then the LORD|answered Job out of|the whirlwind, and said,
R	T38:2 Who is this that|darkeneth counsel by|words without|knowledge?|38:3 Gird up now thy|loins like a man; for I|will demand of thee,|and answer thou me.|38:4 Where wast thou|when I laid the|foundations of the|earth? declare, if|thou hast|understanding.
R	T38:5 Who hath laid the|measures thereof, if|thou knowest? or who|hath stretched the|line upon it?|38:6 Whereupon are|the foundations|thereof fastened? or|who laid the corner|stone thereof;|38:7 When the morning|stars sang together,|and all the sons of|God shouted for joy?
R	T38:8 Or who shut up|the sea with doors,|when it brake forth,|as if it had issued out|of the womb?|38:9 When I made the|cloud the garment|thereof, and thick|darkness a|swaddlingband for it,|38:10 And brake up|for it my decreed|place, and set bars|and doors,
R	T38:11 And said,|Hitherto shalt thou|come, but no further:|and here shall thy|proud waves be|stayed?|38:12 Hast thou|commanded the|morning since thy|days; and caused the|dayspring to know his|place;|38:13 That it might|take hold of the ends
R	Tof the earth, that the|wicked might be shaken|out of it?|38:14 It is turned as|clay to the seal; and|they stand as a|garment.|38:15 And from the|wicked their light is|withholden, and the|high arm shall be|broken.|38:16 Hast thou|entered into the
R	Tsprings of the sea?|or hast thou walked in|the search of the|depth?|38:17 Have the gates|of death been opened|unto thee? or hast|thou seen the doors|of the shadow of|death?|38:18 Hast thou|perceived the breadth|of the earth? declare|if thou knowest it all.
R	T38:19 Where is the way|where light dwelleth?|and as for darkness,|where is the place|thereof,|38:20 That thou|shouldest take it to|the bound thereof,|and that thou|shouldest know the|paths to the house|thereof?|38:21 Knowest thou it,|because thou wast
R	Tthen born? or|because the number|of thy days is great?|38:22 Hast thou|entered into the|treasures of the|snow? or hast thou|seen the treasures|of the hail,|38:23 Which I have|reserved against the|time of trouble,|against the day of|battle and war?
R	T38:24 By what way is|the light parted, which|scattereth the east|wind upon the earth?|38:25 Who hath divided|a watercourse for|the overflowing of|waters, or a way for|the lightning of|thunder;|38:26 To cause it to|rain on the earth,|where no man is; on|the wilderness,
R	Twherein there is no|man;|38:27 To satisfy the|desolate and waste|ground; and to cause|the bud of the tender|herb to spring forth?|38:28 Hath the rain a|father? or who hath|begotten the drops of|dew?|38:29 Out of whose|womb came the ice?|and the hoary frost
R	Tof heaven, who hath|gendered it?|38:30 The waters are|hid as with a stone,|and the face of the|deep is frozen.|38:31 Canst thou bind|the sweet influences|of Pleiades, or loose|the bands of Orion?|38:32 Canst thou bring|forth Mazzaroth in his|season? or canst|thou guide Arcturus
R	Twith his sons?|38:33 Knowest thou|the ordinances of|heaven? canst thou|set the dominion|thereof in the earth?|38:34 Canst thou lift|up thy voice to the|clouds, that|abundance of waters|may cover thee?|38:35 Canst thou send|lightnings, that they|may go and say unto
R	Tthee, Here we are?|38:36 Who hath put|wisdom in the inward|parts? or who hath|given understanding|to the heart?|38:37 Who can number|the clouds in wisdom?|or who can stay the|bottles of heaven,|38:38 When the dust|groweth into|hardness, and the|clods cleave fast
R	Ttogether?|38:39 Wilt thou hunt|the prey for the lion?|or fill the appetite of|the young lions,|38:40 When they couch|in their dens, and|abide in the covert to|lie in wait?|38:41 Who provideth|for the raven his|food? when his young|ones cry unto God,|they wander for lack
R	Tof meat.||39:1 Knowest thou the|time when the wild|goats of the rock|bring forth? or canst|thou mark when the|hinds do calve?|39:2 Canst thou|number the months|that they fulfil? or|knowest thou the time|when they bring|forth?
R	T39:3 They bow|themselves, they bring|forth their young|ones, they cast out|their sorrows.|39:4 Their young ones|are in good liking, they|grow up with corn;|they go forth, and|return not unto them.|39:5 Who hath sent out|the wild ass free? or|who hath loosed the|bands of the wild ass?
R	T39:6 Whose house I|have made the|wilderness, and the|barren land his|dwellings.|39:7 He scorneth the|multitude of the city,|neither regardeth he|the crying of the|driver.|39:8 The range of the|mountains is his|pasture, and he|searcheth after
R	Tevery green thing.|39:9 Will the unicorn|be willing to serve|thee, or abide by thy|crib?|39:10 Canst thou bind|the unicorn with his|band in the furrow?|or will he harrow the|valleys after thee?|39:11 Wilt thou trust|him, because his|strength is great? or|wilt thou leave thy
R	Tlabour to him?|39:12 Wilt thou believe|him, that he will bring|home thy seed, and|gather it into thy|barn?|39:13 Gavest thou the|goodly wings unto the|peacocks? or wings|and feathers unto the|ostrich?|39:14 Which leaveth|her eggs in the earth,|and warmeth them in
R	Tdust,|39:15 And forgetteth|that the foot may|crush them, or that|the wild beast may|break them.|39:16 She is hardened|against her young|ones, as though they|were not hers: her|labour is in vain|without fear;|39:17 Because God|hath deprived her of
R	Twisdom, neither hath|he imparted to her|understanding.|39:18 What time she|lifteth up herself on|high, she scorneth the|horse and his rider.|39:19 Hast thou given|the horse strength?|hast thou clothed his|neck with thunder?|39:20 Canst thou make|him afraid as a|grasshopper? the
R	Tglory of his nostrils|is terrible.|39:21 He paweth in the|valley, and rejoiceth|in his strength: he|goeth on to meet the|armed men.|39:22 He mocketh at|fear, and is not|affrighted; neither|turneth he back from|the sword.|39:23 The quiver|rattleth against him,
R	Tthe glittering spear|and the shield.|39:24 He swalloweth|the ground with|fierceness and rage:|neither believeth he|that it is the sound of|the trumpet.|39:25 He saith among|the trumpets, Ha, ha;|and he smelleth the|battle afar off, the|thunder of the|captains, and the
R	Tshouting.|39:26 Doth the hawk|fly by thy wisdom, and|stretch her wings|toward the south?|39:27 Doth the eagle|mount up at thy|command, and make|her nest on high?|39:28 She dwelleth and|abideth on the rock,|upon the crag of the|rock, and the strong|place.
R	T39:29 From thence she|seeketh the prey, and|her eyes behold afar|off.|39:30 Her young ones|also suck up blood:|and where the slain|are, there is she.||40:1 Moreover the|LORD answered Job,|and said,|40:2 Shall he that|contendeth with the
R	TAlmighty instruct him?|he that reproveth|God, let him answer it.|40:3 Then Job|answered the LORD,|and said,|40:4 Behold, I am vile;|what shall I answer|thee? I will lay mine|hand upon my mouth.|40:5 Once have I|spoken; but I will not|answer: yea, twice; but|I will proceed no
R	Tfurther.|40:6 Then answered|the LORD unto Job out|of the whirlwind, and|said,|40:7 Gird up thy loins|now like a man: I will|demand of thee, and|declare thou unto me.|40:8 Wilt thou also|disannul my judgment?|wilt thou condemn me,|that thou mayest be|righteous?
R	T40:9 Hast thou an arm|like God? or canst|thou thunder with a|voice like him?|40:10 Deck thyself|now with majesty and|excellency; and array|thyself with glory and|beauty.|40:11 Cast abroad the|rage of thy wrath:|and behold every one|that is proud, and|abase him.
R	T40:12 Look on every|one that is proud, and|bring him low; and|tread down the wicked|in their place.|40:13 Hide them in the|dust together; and|bind their faces in|secret.|40:14 Then will I also|confess unto thee|that thine own right|hand can save thee.|40:15 Behold now
R	Tbehemoth, which I made|with thee; he eateth|grass as an ox.|40:16 Lo now, his|strength is in his|loins, and his force is|in the navel of his|belly.|40:17 He moveth his|tail like a cedar: the|sinews of his stones|are wrapped together.|40:18 His bones are|as strong pieces of
R	Tbrass; his bones are|like bars of iron.|40:19 He is the chief|of the ways of God: he|that made him can|make his sword to|approach unto him.|40:20 Surely the|mountains bring him|forth food, where all|the beasts of the|field play.|40:21 He lieth under|the shady trees, in
R	Tthe covert of the|reed, and fens.|40:22 The shady trees|cover him with their|shadow; the willows of|the brook compass him|about.|40:23 Behold, he|drinketh up a river,|and hasteth not: he|trusteth that he can|draw up Jordan into|his mouth.|40:24 He taketh it with
R	This eyes: his nose|pierceth through|snares.||41:1 Canst thou draw|out leviathan with an|hook? or his tongue|with a cord which thou|lettest down?|41:2 Canst thou put an|hook into his nose? or|bore his jaw through|with a thorn?|41:3 Will he make many
R	Tsupplications unto|thee? will he speak|soft words unto thee?|41:4 Will he make a|covenant with thee?|wilt thou take him for|a servant for ever?|41:5 Wilt thou play with|him as with a bird? or|wilt thou bind him for|thy maidens?|41:6 Shall the|companions make a|banquet of him? shall
R	Tthey part him among|the merchants?|41:7 Canst thou fill his|skin with barbed|irons? or his head|with fish spears?|41:8 Lay thine hand|upon him, remember|the battle, do no more.|41:9 Behold, the hope|of him is in vain: shall|not one be cast down|even at the sight of|him?
R	T41:10 None is so|fierce that dare stir|him up: who then is|able to stand before|me?|41:11 Who hath|prevented me, that I|should repay him?|whatsoever is under|the whole heaven is|mine.|41:12 I will not|conceal his parts, nor|his power, nor his
R	Tcomely proportion.|41:13 Who can|discover the face of|his garment? or who|can come to him with|his double bridle?|41:14 Who can open|the doors of his|face? his teeth are|terrible round about.|41:15 His scales are|his pride, shut up|together as with a|close seal.
R	T41:16 One is so near|to another, that no air|can come between|them.|41:17 They are joined|one to another, they|stick together, that|they cannot be|sundered.|41:18 By his neesings|a light doth shine, and|his eyes are like the|eyelids of the morning.|41:19 Out of his mouth
R	Tgo burning lamps, and|sparks of fire leap|out.|41:20 Out of his|nostrils goeth smoke,|as out of a seething|pot or caldron.|41:21 His breath|kindleth coals, and a|flame goeth out of his|mouth.|41:22 In his neck|remaineth strength,|and sorrow is turned
R	Tinto joy before him.|41:23 The flakes of|his flesh are joined|together: they are|firm in themselves;|they cannot be moved.|41:24 His heart is as|firm as a stone; yea,|as hard as a piece of|the nether millstone.|41:25 When he raiseth|up himself, the mighty|are afraid: by reason|of breakings they
R	Tpurify themselves.|41:26 The sword of|him that layeth at him|cannot hold: the|spear, the dart, nor|the habergeon.|41:27 He esteemeth|iron as straw, and|brass as rotten wood.|41:28 The arrow|cannot make him flee:|slingstones are|turned with him into|stubble.
R	T41:29 Darts are|counted as stubble:|he laugheth at the|shaking of a spear.|41:30 Sharp stones|are under him: he|spreadeth sharp|pointed things upon|the mire.|41:31 He maketh the|deep to boil like a pot:|he maketh the sea like|a pot of ointment.|41:32 He maketh a
R	Tpath to shine after|him; one would think|the deep to be hoary.|41:33 Upon earth|there is not his like,|who is made without|fear.|41:34 He beholdeth all|high things: he is a|king over all the|children of pride.||42:1 Then Job|answered the LORD,
R	Tand said,|42:2 I know that thou|canst do every thing,|and that no thought|can be withholden|from thee.|42:3 Who is he that|hideth counsel without|knowledge? therefore|have I uttered that I|understood not; things|too wonderful for me,|which I knew not.|42:4 Hear, I beseech
R	Tthee, and I will speak:|I will demand of thee,|and declare thou unto|me.|42:5 I have heard of|thee by the hearing|of the ear: but now|mine eye seeth thee.|42:6 Wherefore I|abhor myself, and|repent in dust and|ashes.|42:7 And it was so,|that after the LORD
R	Thad spoken these|words unto Job, the|LORD said to Eliphaz|the Temanite, My wrath|is kindled against thee,|and against thy two|friends: for ye have|not spoken of me the|thing that is right, as|my servant Job hath.|42:8 Therefore take|unto you now seven|bullocks and seven|rams, and go to my
R	Tservant Job, and|offer up for|yourselves a burnt|offering; and my|servant Job shall|pray for you: for him|will I accept: lest I|deal with you after|your folly, in that ye|have not spoken of me|the thing which is|right, like my servant|Job.|42:9 So Eliphaz the
R	TTemanite and Bildad|the Shuhite and|Zophar the Naamathite|went, and did|according as the LORD|commanded them: the|LORD also accepted|Job.|42:10 And the LORD|turned the captivity|of Job, when he|prayed for his|friends: also the LORD|gave Job twice as
R	Tmuch as he had|before.|42:11 Then came there|unto him all his|brethren, and all his|sisters, and all they|that had been of his|acquaintance before,|and did eat bread with|him in his house: and|they bemoaned him,|and comforted him|over all the evil that|the LORD had brought
R	Tupon him: every man|also gave him a piece|of money, and every|one an earring of|gold.|42:12 So the LORD|blessed the latter end|of Job more than his|beginning: for he had|fourteen thousand|sheep, and six|thousand camels, and|a thousand yoke of|oxen, and a thousand
R	Tshe asses.|42:13 He had also|seven sons and three|daughters.|42:14 And he called|the name of the first,|Jemima; and the name|of the second, Kezia;|and the name of the|third, Kerenhappuch.|42:15 And in all the|land were no women|found so fair as the|daughters of Job: and
R	Ttheir father gave|them inheritance|among their brethren.|42:16 After this lived|Job an hundred and|forty years, and saw|his sons, and his sons'|sons, even four|generations.|42:17 So Job died,|being old and full of|days.
R	K2;The Book of|Psalms	T||1:1 Blessed is the man|that walketh not in the|counsel of the|ungodly, nor standeth|in the way of sinners,|nor sitteth in the seat|of the scornful.|1:2 But his delight is in|the law of the LORD;|and in his law doth he|meditate day and night.
R	T1:3 And he shall be|like a tree planted by|the rivers of water,|that bringeth forth|his fruit in his season;|his leaf also shall not|wither; and|whatsoever he doeth|shall prosper.|1:4 The ungodly are|not so: but are like|the chaff which the|wind driveth away.|1:5 Therefore the
R	Tungodly shall not|stand in the judgment,|nor sinners in the|congregation of the|righteous.|1:6 For the LORD|knoweth the way of|the righteous: but the|way of the ungodly|shall perish.||2:1 Why do the|heathen rage, and the|people imagine a vain
R	Tthing?|2:2 The kings of the|earth set themselves,|and the rulers take|counsel together,|against the LORD, and|against his anointed,|saying,|2:3 Let us break their|bands asunder, and|cast away their cords|from us.|2:4 He that sitteth in|the heavens shall
R	Tlaugh: the LORD shall|have them in derision.|2:5 Then shall he|speak unto them in his|wrath, and vex them in|his sore displeasure.|2:6 Yet have I set my|king upon my holy hill|of Zion.|2:7 I will declare the|decree: the LORD hath|said unto me, Thou art|my Son; this day have|I begotten thee.
R	T2:8 Ask of me, and I|shall give thee the|heathen for thine|inheritance, and the|uttermost parts of|the earth for thy|possession.|2:9 Thou shalt break|them with a rod of|iron; thou shalt dash|them in pieces like a|potter's vessel.|2:10 Be wise now|therefore, O ye kings:
R	Tbe instructed, ye|judges of the earth.|2:11 Serve the LORD|with fear, and rejoice|with trembling.|2:12 Kiss the Son, lest|he be angry, and ye|perish from the way,|when his wrath is|kindled but a little.|Blessed are all they|that put their trust in|him.|
R	T3:1 Lord, how are they|increased that|trouble me! many are|they that rise up|against me.|3:2 Many there be|which say of my soul,|There is no help for|him in God. Selah.|3:3 But thou, O LORD,|art a shield for me; my|glory, and the lifter|up of mine head.|3:4 I cried unto the
R	TLORD with my voice,|and he heard me out|of his holy hill. Selah.|3:5 I laid me down and|slept; I awaked; for|the LORD sustained me.|3:6 I will not be afraid|of ten thousands of|people, that have set|themselves against me|round about.|3:7 Arise, O LORD; save|me, O my God: for thou|hast smitten all mine
R	Tenemies upon the|cheek bone; thou hast|broken the teeth of|the ungodly.|3:8 Salvation|belongeth unto the|LORD: thy blessing is|upon thy people.|Selah.||4:1 Hear me when I|call, O God of my|righteousness: thou|hast enlarged me
R	Twhen I was in distress;|have mercy upon me,|and hear my prayer.|4:2 O ye sons of men,|how long will ye turn|my glory into shame?|how long will ye love|vanity, and seek after|leasing? Selah.|4:3 But know that the|LORD hath set apart|him that is godly for|himself: the LORD will|hear when I call unto
R	Thim.|4:4 Stand in awe, and|sin not: commune with|your own heart upon|your bed, and be still.|Selah.|4:5 Offer the|sacrifices of|righteousness, and|put your trust in the|LORD.|4:6 There be many|that say, Who will shew|us any good? LORD,
R	Tlift thou up the light|of thy countenance|upon us.|4:7 Thou hast put|gladness in my heart,|more than in the time|that their corn and|their wine increased.|4:8 I will both lay me|down in peace, and|sleep: for thou, LORD,|only makest me dwell in|safety.|
R	T5:1 Give ear to my|words, O LORD,|consider my meditation.|5:2 Hearken unto the|voice of my cry, my|King, and my God: for|unto thee will I pray.|5:3 My voice shalt|thou hear in the|morning, O LORD; in the|morning will I direct my|prayer unto thee, and|will look up.|5:4 For thou art not a
R	TGod that hath|pleasure in|wickedness: neither|shall evil dwell with|thee.|5:5 The foolish shall|not stand in thy sight:|thou hatest all|workers of iniquity.|5:6 Thou shalt|destroy them that|speak leasing: the|LORD will abhor the|bloody and deceitful
R	Tman.|5:7 But as for me, I|will come into thy|house in the multitude|of thy mercy: and in|thy fear will I worship|toward thy holy|temple.|5:8 Lead me, O LORD, in|thy righteousness|because of mine|enemies; make thy way|straight before my|face.
R	T5:9 For there is no|faithfulness in their|mouth; their inward|part is very|wickedness; their|throat is an open|sepulchre; they|flatter with their|tongue.|5:10 Destroy thou|them, O God; let them|fall by their own|counsels; cast them|out in the multitude of
R	Ttheir transgressions;|for they have|rebelled against thee.|5:11 But let all those|that put their trust in|thee rejoice: let them|ever shout for joy,|because thou|defendest them: let|them also that love|thy name be joyful in|thee.|5:12 For thou, LORD,|wilt bless the
R	Trighteous; with favour|wilt thou compass him|as with a shield.||6:1 O LORD, rebuke me|not in thine anger,|neither chasten me in|thy hot displeasure.|6:2 Have mercy upon|me, O LORD; for I am|weak: O LORD, heal me;|for my bones are|vexed.|6:3 My soul is also
R	Tsore vexed: but thou,|O LORD, how long?|6:4 Return, O LORD,|deliver my soul: oh|save me for thy|mercies' sake.|6:5 For in death there|is no remembrance of|thee: in the grave who|shall give thee|thanks?|6:6 I am weary with my|groaning; all the night|make I my bed to swim;
R	TI water my couch with|my tears.|6:7 Mine eye is|consumed because of|grief; it waxeth old|because of all mine|enemies.|6:8 Depart from me, all|ye workers of iniquity;|for the LORD hath|heard the voice of my|weeping.|6:9 The LORD hath|heard my supplication;
R	Tthe LORD will receive|my prayer.|6:10 Let all mine|enemies be ashamed|and sore vexed: let|them return and be|ashamed suddenly.||7:1 O LORD my God, in|thee do I put my trust:|save me from all them|that persecute me,|and deliver me:|7:2 Lest he tear my
R	Tsoul like a lion,|rending it in pieces,|while there is none to|deliver.|7:3 O LORD my God, If I|have done this; if|there be iniquity in my|hands;|7:4 If I have|rewarded evil unto him|that was at peace with|me; (yea, I have|delivered him that|without cause is mine
R	Tenemy:)|7:5 Let the enemy|persecute my soul,|and take it; yea, let him|tread down my life|upon the earth, and|lay mine honour in the|dust. Selah.|7:6 Arise, O LORD, in|thine anger, lift up|thyself because of|the rage of mine|enemies: and awake|for me to the
R	Tjudgment that thou|hast commanded.|7:7 So shall the|congregation of the|people compass thee|about: for their sakes|therefore return|thou on high.|7:8 The LORD shall|judge the people:|judge me, O LORD,|according to my|righteousness, and|according to mine
R	Tintegrity that is in me.|7:9 Oh let the|wickedness of the|wicked come to an end;|but establish the just:|for the righteous God|trieth the hearts and|reins.|7:10 My defence is of|God, which saveth the|upright in heart.|7:11 God judgeth the|righteous, and God is|angry with the wicked
R	Tevery day.|7:12 If he turn not, he|will whet his sword; he|hath bent his bow, and|made it ready.|7:13 He hath also|prepared for him the|instruments of death;|he ordaineth his|arrows against the|persecutors.|7:14 Behold, he|travaileth with iniquity,|and hath conceived
R	Tmischief, and brought|forth falsehood.|7:15 He made a pit, and|digged it, and is fallen|into the ditch which he|made.|7:16 His mischief shall|return upon his own|head, and his violent|dealing shall come|down upon his own|pate.|7:17 I will praise the|LORD according to his
R	Trighteousness: and will|sing praise to the|name of the LORD most|high.||8:1 O LORD, our Lord,|how excellent is thy|name in all the earth!|who hast set thy|glory above the|heavens.|8:2 Out of the mouth|of babes and|sucklings hast thou
R	Tordained strength|because of thine|enemies, that thou|mightest still the|enemy and the|avenger.|8:3 When I consider|thy heavens, the work|of thy fingers, the|moon and the stars,|which thou hast|ordained;|8:4 What is man, that|thou art mindful of
R	Thim? and the son of|man, that thou visitest|him?|8:5 For thou hast|made him a little lower|than the angels, and|hast crowned him with|glory and honour.|8:6 Thou madest him to|have dominion over|the works of thy|hands; thou hast put|all things under his|feet:
R	T8:7 All sheep and|oxen, yea, and the|beasts of the field;|8:8 The fowl of the|air, and the fish of|the sea, and|whatsoever passeth|through the paths of|the seas.|8:9 O LORD our Lord,|how excellent is thy|name in all the earth!||9:1 I will praise thee, O
R	TLORD, with my whole|heart; I will shew|forth all thy|marvellous works.|9:2 I will be glad and|rejoice in thee: I will|sing praise to thy|name, O thou most High.|9:3 When mine enemies|are turned back, they|shall fall and perish|at thy presence.|9:4 For thou hast|maintained my right
R	Tand my cause; thou|satest in the throne|judging right.|9:5 Thou hast rebuked|the heathen, thou hast|destroyed the wicked,|thou hast put out|their name for ever|and ever.|9:6 O thou enemy,|destructions are come|to a perpetual end:|and thou hast|destroyed cities; their
R	Tmemorial is perished|with them.|9:7 But the LORD shall|endure for ever: he|hath prepared his|throne for judgment.|9:8 And he shall judge|the world in|righteousness, he|shall minister|judgment to the|people in uprightness.|9:9 The LORD also will|be a refuge for the
R	Toppressed, a refuge|in times of trouble.|9:10 And they that|know thy name will put|their trust in thee:|for thou, LORD, hast|not forsaken them|that seek thee.|9:11 Sing praises to|the LORD, which|dwelleth in Zion:|declare among the|people his doings.|9:12 When he maketh
R	Tinquisition for blood,|he remembereth them:|he forgetteth not the|cry of the humble.|9:13 Have mercy upon|me, O LORD; consider|my trouble which I|suffer of them that|hate me, thou that|liftest me up from the|gates of death:|9:14 That I may shew|forth all thy praise in|the gates of the
R	Tdaughter of Zion: I will|rejoice in thy|salvation.|9:15 The heathen are|sunk down in the pit|that they made: in the|net which they hid is|their own foot taken.|9:16 The LORD is|known by the|judgment which he|executeth: the wicked|is snared in the work|of his own hands.
R	THiggaion. Selah.|9:17 The wicked shall|be turned into hell,|and all the nations|that forget God.|9:18 For the needy|shall not alway be|forgotten: the|expectation of the|poor shall not perish|for ever.|9:19 Arise, O LORD; let|not man prevail: let|the heathen be
R	Tjudged in thy sight.|9:20 Put them in fear,|O LORD: that the|nations may know|themselves to be but|men. Selah.||10:1 Why standest|thou afar off, O|LORD? why hidest thou|thyself in times of|trouble?|10:2 The wicked in his|pride doth persecute
R	Tthe poor: let them be|taken in the devices|that they have|imagined.|10:3 For the wicked|boasteth of his|heart's desire, and|blesseth the|covetous, whom the|LORD abhorreth.|10:4 The wicked,|through the pride of|his countenance, will|not seek after God:
R	TGod is not in all his|thoughts.|10:5 His ways are|always grievous; thy|judgments are far|above out of his sight:|as for all his enemies,|he puffeth at them.|10:6 He hath said in|his heart, I shall not|be moved: for I shall|never be in adversity.|10:7 His mouth is full|of cursing and deceit
R	Tand fraud: under his|tongue is mischief and|vanity.|10:8 He sitteth in the|lurking places of the|villages: in the secret|places doth he|murder the innocent:|his eyes are privily|set against the poor.|10:9 He lieth in wait|secretly as a lion in|his den: he lieth in wait|to catch the poor: he
R	Tdoth catch the poor,|when he draweth him|into his net.|10:10 He croucheth,|and humbleth himself,|that the poor may fall|by his strong ones.|10:11 He hath said in|his heart, God hath|forgotten: he hideth|his face; he will never|see it.|10:12 Arise, O LORD; O|God, lift up thine hand:
R	Tforget not the humble.|10:13 Wherefore doth|the wicked contemn|God? he hath said in|his heart, Thou wilt|not require it.|10:14 Thou hast seen|it; for thou beholdest|mischief and spite, to|requite it with thy|hand: the poor|committeth himself unto|thee; thou art the|helper of the
R	Tfatherless.|10:15 Break thou the|arm of the wicked and|the evil man: seek out|his wickedness till|thou find none.|10:16 The LORD is King|for ever and ever:|the heathen are|perished out of his|land.|10:17 LORD, thou hast|heard the desire of|the humble: thou wilt
R	Tprepare their heart,|thou wilt cause thine|ear to hear:|10:18 To judge the|fatherless and the|oppressed, that the|man of the earth may|no more oppress.||11:1 In the LORD put I|my trust: how say ye|to my soul, Flee as a|bird to your mountain?|11:2 For, lo, the wicked
R	Tbend their bow, they|make ready their|arrow upon the string,|that they may privily|shoot at the upright in|heart.|11:3 If the|foundations be|destroyed, what can|the righteous do?|11:4 The LORD is in his|holy temple, the LORD's|throne is in heaven:|his eyes behold, his
R	Teyelids try, the|children of men.|11:5 The LORD trieth|the righteous: but the|wicked and him that|loveth violence his|soul hateth.|11:6 Upon the wicked|he shall rain snares,|fire and brimstone,|and an horrible|tempest: this shall be|the portion of their|cup.
R	T11:7 For the righteous|LORD loveth|righteousness; his|countenance doth|behold the upright.||12:1 Help, LORD; for|the godly man|ceaseth; for the|faithful fail from|among the children of|men.|12:2 They speak|vanity every one with
R	This neighbour: with|flattering lips and with|a double heart do|they speak.|12:3 The LORD shall|cut off all flattering|lips, and the tongue|that speaketh proud|things:|12:4 Who have said,|With our tongue will we|prevail; our lips are|our own: who is lord|over us?
R	T12:5 For the|oppression of the|poor, for the sighing|of the needy, now will|I arise, saith the LORD;|I will set him in safety|from him that puffeth|at him.|12:6 The words of the|LORD are pure words:|as silver tried in a|furnace of earth,|purified seven times.|12:7 Thou shalt keep
R	Tthem, O LORD, thou|shalt preserve them|from this generation|for ever.|12:8 The wicked walk|on every side, when|the vilest men are|exalted.||13:1 How long wilt thou|forget me, O LORD?|for ever? how long|wilt thou hide thy face|from me?
R	T13:2 How long shall I|take counsel in my|soul, having sorrow in|my heart daily? how|long shall mine enemy|be exalted over me?|13:3 Consider and|hear me, O LORD my|God: lighten mine eyes,|lest I sleep the sleep|of death;|13:4 Lest mine enemy|say, I have prevailed|against him; and those
R	Tthat trouble me|rejoice when I am|moved.|13:5 But I have|trusted in thy mercy;|my heart shall rejoice|in thy salvation.|13:6 I will sing unto|the LORD, because he|hath dealt bountifully|with me.||14:1 The fool hath|said in his heart,
R	TThere is no God. They|are corrupt, they|have done abominable|works, there is none|that doeth good.|14:2 The LORD looked|down from heaven|upon the children of|men, to see if there|were any that did|understand, and seek|God.|14:3 They are all gone|aside, they are all
R	Ttogether become|filthy: there is none|that doeth good, no,|not one.|14:4 Have all the|workers of iniquity no|knowledge? who eat up|my people as they eat|bread, and call not|upon the LORD.|14:5 There were they|in great fear: for God|is in the generation of|the righteous.
R	T14:6 Ye have shamed|the counsel of the|poor, because the|LORD is his refuge.|14:7 Oh that the|salvation of Israel|were come out of Zion!|when the LORD|bringeth back the|captivity of his people,|Jacob shall rejoice,|and Israel shall be|glad.|
R	T15:1 Lord, who shall|abide in thy|tabernacle? who shall|dwell in thy holy hill?|15:2 He that walketh|uprightly, and worketh|righteousness, and|speaketh the truth in|his heart.|15:3 He that|backbiteth not with his|tongue, nor doeth evil|to his neighbour, nor|taketh up a reproach
R	Tagainst his neighbour.|15:4 In whose eyes a|vile person is|contemned; but he|honoureth them that|fear the LORD. He that|sweareth to his own|hurt, and changeth|not.|15:5 He that putteth|not out his money to|usury, nor taketh|reward against the|innocent. He that
R	Tdoeth these things|shall never be moved.||16:1 Preserve me, O|God: for in thee do I|put my trust.|16:2 O my soul, thou|hast said unto the|LORD, Thou art my|Lord: my goodness|extendeth not to thee;|16:3 But to the saints|that are in the earth,|and to the excellent,
R	Tin whom is all my|delight.|16:4 Their sorrows|shall be multiplied that|hasten after another|god: their drink|offerings of blood will|I not offer, nor take|up their names into my|lips.|16:5 The LORD is the|portion of mine|inheritance and of my|cup: thou maintainest
R	Tmy lot.|16:6 The lines are|fallen unto me in|pleasant places; yea, I|have a goodly|heritage.|16:7 I will bless the|LORD, who hath given|me counsel: my reins|also instruct me in the|night seasons.|16:8 I have set the|LORD always before|me: because he is at
R	Tmy right hand, I shall|not be moved.|16:9 Therefore my|heart is glad, and my|glory rejoiceth: my|flesh also shall rest|in hope.|16:10 For thou wilt not|leave my soul in hell;|neither wilt thou|suffer thine Holy One|to see corruption.|16:11 Thou wilt shew|me the path of life: in
R	Tthy presence is|fulness of joy; at thy|right hand there are|pleasures for|evermore.||17:1 Hear the right, O|LORD, attend unto my|cry, give ear unto my|prayer, that goeth not|out of feigned lips.|17:2 Let my sentence|come forth from thy|presence; let thine
R	Teyes behold the|things that are equal.|17:3 Thou hast proved|mine heart; thou hast|visited me in the night;|thou hast tried me,|and shalt find nothing;|I am purposed that my|mouth shall not|transgress.|17:4 Concerning the|works of men, by the|word of thy lips I|have kept me from the
R	Tpaths of the|destroyer.|17:5 Hold up my goings|in thy paths, that my|footsteps slip not.|17:6 I have called|upon thee, for thou|wilt hear me, O God:|incline thine ear unto|me, and hear my|speech.|17:7 Shew thy|marvellous|lovingkindness, O thou
R	Tthat savest by thy|right hand them which|put their trust in thee|from those that rise|up against them.|17:8 Keep me as the|apple of the eye, hide|me under the shadow|of thy wings,|17:9 From the wicked|that oppress me, from|my deadly enemies,|who compass me about.|17:10 They are
R	Tinclosed in their own|fat: with their mouth|they speak proudly.|17:11 They have now|compassed us in our|steps: they have set|their eyes bowing|down to the earth;|17:12 Like as a lion|that is greedy of his|prey, and as it were a|young lion lurking in|secret places.|17:13 Arise, O LORD,
R	Tdisappoint him, cast him|down: deliver my soul|from the wicked, which|is thy sword:|17:14 From men which|are thy hand, O LORD,|from men of the world,|which have their|portion in this life, and|whose belly thou|fillest with thy hid|treasure: they are|full of children, and|leave the rest of
R	Ttheir substance to|their babes.|17:15 As for me, I will|behold thy face in|righteousness: I shall|be satisfied, when I|awake, with thy|likeness.||18:1 I will love thee, O|LORD, my strength.|18:2 The LORD is my|rock, and my fortress,|and my deliverer; my
R	TGod, my strength, in|whom I will trust; my|buckler, and the horn|of my salvation, and|my high tower.|18:3 I will call upon|the LORD, who is|worthy to be praised:|so shall I be saved|from mine enemies.|18:4 The sorrows of|death compassed me,|and the floods of|ungodly men made me
R	Tafraid.|18:5 The sorrows of|hell compassed me|about: the snares of|death prevented me.|18:6 In my distress I|called upon the LORD,|and cried unto my God:|he heard my voice out|of his temple, and my|cry came before him,|even into his ears.|18:7 Then the earth|shook and trembled;
R	Tthe foundations also|of the hills moved and|were shaken, because|he was wroth.|18:8 There went up a|smoke out of his|nostrils, and fire out|of his mouth|devoured: coals were|kindled by it.|18:9 He bowed the|heavens also, and|came down: and|darkness was under
R	This feet.|18:10 And he rode|upon a cherub, and|did fly: yea, he did fly|upon the wings of the|wind.|18:11 He made|darkness his secret|place; his pavilion|round about him were|dark waters and thick|clouds of the skies.|18:12 At the|brightness that was
R	Tbefore him his thick|clouds passed, hail|stones and coals of|fire.|18:13 The LORD also|thundered in the|heavens, and the|Highest gave his voice;|hail stones and coals|of fire.|18:14 Yea, he sent out|his arrows, and|scattered them; and|he shot out lightnings,
R	Tand discomfited them.|18:15 Then the|channels of waters|were seen, and the|foundations of the|world were|discovered at thy|rebuke, O LORD, at the|blast of the breath of|thy nostrils.|18:16 He sent from|above, he took me, he|drew me out of many|waters.
R	T18:17 He delivered me|from my strong enemy,|and from them which|hated me: for they|were too strong for|me.|18:18 They prevented|me in the day of my|calamity: but the LORD|was my stay.|18:19 He brought me|forth also into a|large place; he|delivered me, because
R	The delighted in me.|18:20 The LORD|rewarded me|according to my|righteousness;|according to the|cleanness of my|hands hath he|recompensed me.|18:21 For I have kept|the ways of the LORD,|and have not wickedly|departed from my God.|18:22 For all his
R	Tjudgments were|before me, and I did|not put away his|statutes from me.|18:23 I was also|upright before him,|and I kept myself from|mine iniquity.|18:24 Therefore hath|the LORD recompensed|me according to my|righteousness,|according to the|cleanness of my
R	Thands in his eyesight.|18:25 With the merciful|thou wilt shew thyself|merciful; with an|upright man thou wilt|shew thyself upright;|18:26 With the pure|thou wilt shew thyself|pure; and with the|froward thou wilt shew|thyself froward.|18:27 For thou wilt|save the afflicted|people; but wilt bring
R	Tdown high looks.|18:28 For thou wilt|light my candle: the|LORD my God will|enlighten my darkness.|18:29 For by thee I|have run through a|troop; and by my God|have I leaped over a|wall.|18:30 As for God, his|way is perfect: the|word of the LORD is|tried: he is a buckler
R	Tto all those that trust|in him.|18:31 For who is God|save the LORD? or|who is a rock save|our God?|18:32 It is God that|girdeth me with|strength, and maketh|my way perfect.|18:33 He maketh my|feet like hinds' feet,|and setteth me upon|my high places.
R	T18:34 He teacheth my|hands to war, so that|a bow of steel is|broken by mine arms.|18:35 Thou hast also|given me the shield of|thy salvation: and thy|right hand hath|holden me up, and thy|gentleness hath made|me great.|18:36 Thou hast|enlarged my steps|under me, that my feet
R	Tdid not slip.|18:37 I have pursued|mine enemies, and|overtaken them:|neither did I turn|again till they were|consumed.|18:38 I have wounded|them that they were|not able to rise: they|are fallen under my|feet.|18:39 For thou hast|girded me with
R	Tstrength unto the|battle: thou hast|subdued under me|those that rose up|against me.|18:40 Thou hast also|given me the necks of|mine enemies; that I|might destroy them|that hate me.|18:41 They cried, but|there was none to|save them: even unto|the LORD, but he
R	Tanswered them not.|18:42 Then did I beat|them small as the dust|before the wind: I did|cast them out as the|dirt in the streets.|18:43 Thou hast|delivered me from the|strivings of the|people; and thou hast|made me the head of|the heathen: a people|whom I have not known|shall serve me.
R	T18:44 As soon as they|hear of me, they shall|obey me: the|strangers shall submit|themselves unto me.|18:45 The strangers|shall fade away, and|be afraid out of their|close places.|18:46 The LORD liveth;|and blessed be my|rock; and let the God|of my salvation be|exalted.
R	T18:47 It is God that|avengeth me, and|subdueth the people|under me.|18:48 He delivereth me|from mine enemies:|yea, thou liftest me up|above those that rise|up against me: thou|hast delivered me|from the violent man.|18:49 Therefore will I|give thanks unto thee,|O LORD, among the
R	Theathen, and sing|praises unto thy name.|18:50 Great|deliverance giveth he|to his king; and|sheweth mercy to his|anointed, to David, and|to his seed for|evermore.||19:1 The heavens|declare the glory of|God; and the firmament|sheweth his
R	Thandywork.|19:2 Day unto day|uttereth speech, and|night unto night|sheweth knowledge.|19:3 There is no|speech nor language,|where their voice is|not heard.|19:4 Their line is gone|out through all the|earth, and their words|to the end of the|world. In them hath he
R	Tset a tabernacle for|the sun,|19:5 Which is as a|bridegroom coming out|of his chamber, and|rejoiceth as a strong|man to run a race.|19:6 His going forth is|from the end of the|heaven, and his circuit|unto the ends of it:|and there is nothing|hid from the heat|thereof.
R	T19:7 The law of the|LORD is perfect,|converting the soul:|the testimony of the|LORD is sure, making|wise the simple.|19:8 The statutes of|the LORD are right,|rejoicing the heart:|the commandment of|the LORD is pure,|enlightening the eyes.|19:9 The fear of the|LORD is clean,
R	Tenduring for ever:|the judgments of the|LORD are true and|righteous altogether.|19:10 More to be|desired are they than|gold, yea, than much|fine gold: sweeter|also than honey and|the honeycomb.|19:11 Moreover by|them is thy servant|warned: and in keeping|of them there is great
R	Treward.|19:12 Who can|understand his|errors? cleanse thou|me from secret faults.|19:13 Keep back thy|servant also from|presumptuous sins; let|them not have dominion|over me: then shall I|be upright, and I shall|be innocent from the|great transgression.|19:14 Let the words
R	Tof my mouth, and the|meditation of my heart,|be acceptable in thy|sight, O LORD, my|strength, and my|redeemer.||20:1 The LORD hear|thee in the day of|trouble; the name of|the God of Jacob|defend thee;|20:2 Send thee help|from the sanctuary,
R	Tand strengthen thee|out of Zion;|20:3 Remember all thy|offerings, and accept|thy burnt sacrifice;|Selah.|20:4 Grant thee|according to thine own|heart, and fulfil all|thy counsel.|20:5 We will rejoice in|thy salvation, and in|the name of our God|we will set up our
R	Tbanners: the LORD|fulfil all thy petitions.|20:6 Now know I that|the LORD saveth his|anointed; he will hear|him from his holy|heaven with the saving|strength of his right|hand.|20:7 Some trust in|chariots, and some in|horses: but we will|remember the name of|the LORD our God.
R	T20:8 They are brought|down and fallen: but|we are risen, and|stand upright.|20:9 Save, LORD: let|the king hear us when|we call.||21:1 The king shall|joy in thy strength, O|LORD; and in thy|salvation how greatly|shall he rejoice!|21:2 Thou hast given
R	Thim his heart's desire,|and hast not|withholden the|request of his lips.|Selah.|21:3 For thou|preventest him with|the blessings of|goodness: thou|settest a crown of|pure gold on his head.|21:4 He asked life of|thee, and thou gavest|it him, even length of
R	Tdays for ever and|ever.|21:5 His glory is great|in thy salvation:|honour and majesty|hast thou laid upon|him.|21:6 For thou hast|made him most blessed|for ever: thou hast|made him exceeding|glad with thy|countenance.|21:7 For the king
R	Ttrusteth in the LORD,|and through the|mercy of the most|High he shall not be|moved.|21:8 Thine hand shall|find out all thine|enemies: thy right|hand shall find out|those that hate thee.|21:9 Thou shalt make|them as a fiery oven|in the time of thine|anger: the LORD shall
R	Tswallow them up in his|wrath, and the fire|shall devour them.|21:10 Their fruit shalt|thou destroy from the|earth, and their seed|from among the|children of men.|21:11 For they|intended evil against|thee: they imagined a|mischievous device,|which they are not|able to perform.
R	T21:12 Therefore shalt|thou make them turn|their back, when thou|shalt make ready thine|arrows upon thy|strings against the|face of them.|21:13 Be thou exalted,|LORD, in thine own|strength: so will we|sing and praise thy|power.||22:1 My God, my God,
R	Twhy hast thou|forsaken me? why art|thou so far from|helping me, and from|the words of my|roaring?|22:2 O my God, I cry in|the day time, but thou|hearest not; and in|the night season, and|am not silent.|22:3 But thou art holy,|O thou that inhabitest|the praises of Israel.
R	T22:4 Our fathers|trusted in thee: they|trusted, and thou|didst deliver them.|22:5 They cried unto|thee, and were|delivered: they|trusted in thee, and|were not confounded.|22:6 But I am a worm,|and no man; a|reproach of men, and|despised of the|people.
R	T22:7 All they that see|me laugh me to scorn:|they shoot out the lip,|they shake the head,|saying,|22:8 He trusted on the|LORD that he would|deliver him: let him|deliver him, seeing he|delighted in him.|22:9 But thou art he|that took me out of|the womb: thou didst|make me hope when I
R	Twas upon my mother's|breasts.|22:10 I was cast upon|thee from the womb:|thou art my God from|my mother's belly.|22:11 Be not far from|me; for trouble is|near; for there is|none to help.|22:12 Many bulls have|compassed me: strong|bulls of Bashan have|beset me round.
R	T22:13 They gaped|upon me with their|mouths, as a ravening|and a roaring lion.|22:14 I am poured out|like water, and all my|bones are out of|joint: my heart is like|wax; it is melted in the|midst of my bowels.|22:15 My strength is|dried up like a|potsherd; and my|tongue cleaveth to my
R	Tjaws; and thou hast|brought me into the|dust of death.|22:16 For dogs have|compassed me: the|assembly of the|wicked have inclosed|me: they pierced my|hands and my feet.|22:17 I may tell all my|bones: they look and|stare upon me.|22:18 They part my|garments among them,
R	Tand cast lots upon my|vesture.|22:19 But be not thou|far from me, O LORD: O|my strength, haste|thee to help me.|22:20 Deliver my soul|from the sword; my|darling from the|power of the dog.|22:21 Save me from|the lion's mouth: for|thou hast heard me|from the horns of the
R	Tunicorns.|22:22 I will declare|thy name unto my|brethren: in the midst|of the congregation|will I praise thee.|22:23 Ye that fear the|LORD, praise him; all ye|the seed of Jacob,|glorify him; and fear|him, all ye the seed of|Israel.|22:24 For he hath not|despised nor
R	Tabhorred the|affliction of the|afflicted; neither hath|he hid his face from|him; but when he cried|unto him, he heard.|22:25 My praise shall|be of thee in the|great congregation: I|will pay my vows|before them that fear|him.|22:26 The meek shall|eat and be satisfied:
R	Tthey shall praise the|LORD that seek him:|your heart shall live|for ever.|22:27 All the ends of|the world shall|remember and turn|unto the LORD: and all|the kindreds of the|nations shall worship|before thee.|22:28 For the kingdom|is the LORD's: and he|is the governor among
R	Tthe nations.|22:29 All they that be|fat upon earth shall|eat and worship: all|they that go down to|the dust shall bow|before him: and none|can keep alive his own|soul.|22:30 A seed shall|serve him; it shall be|accounted to the Lord|for a generation.|22:31 They shall come,
R	Tand shall declare his|righteousness unto a|people that shall be|born, that he hath|done this.||23:1 The LORD is my|shepherd; I shall not|want.|23:2 He maketh me to|lie down in green|pastures: he leadeth|me beside the still|waters.
R	T23:3 He restoreth my|soul: he leadeth me in|the paths of|righteousness for his|name's sake.|23:4 Yea, though I walk|through the valley of|the shadow of death, I|will fear no evil: for|thou art with me; thy|rod and thy staff|they comfort me.|23:5 Thou preparest a|table before me in the
R	Tpresence of mine|enemies: thou|anointest my head with|oil; my cup runneth|over.|23:6 Surely goodness|and mercy shall follow|me all the days of my|life: and I will dwell in|the house of the LORD|for ever.||24:1 The earth is the|LORD's, and the
R	Tfulness thereof; the|world, and they that|dwell therein.|24:2 For he hath|founded it upon the|seas, and established|it upon the floods.|24:3 Who shall ascend|into the hill of the|LORD? or who shall|stand in his holy|place?|24:4 He that hath|clean hands, and a
R	Tpure heart; who hath|not lifted up his soul|unto vanity, nor sworn|deceitfully.|24:5 He shall receive|the blessing from the|LORD, and|righteousness from|the God of his|salvation.|24:6 This is the|generation of them|that seek him, that|seek thy face, O
R	TJacob. Selah.|24:7 Lift up your|heads, O ye gates; and|be ye lift up, ye|everlasting doors;|and the King of glory|shall come in.|24:8 Who is this King|of glory? The LORD|strong and mighty, the|LORD mighty in battle.|24:9 Lift up your|heads, O ye gates;|even lift them up, ye
R	Teverlasting doors;|and the King of glory|shall come in.|24:10 Who is this King|of glory? The LORD of|hosts, he is the King|of glory. Selah.||25:1 Unto thee, O LORD,|do I lift up my soul.|25:2 O my God, I trust|in thee: let me not be|ashamed, let not mine|enemies triumph over
R	Tme.|25:3 Yea, let none that|wait on thee be|ashamed: let them be|ashamed which|transgress without|cause.|25:4 Shew me thy ways,|O LORD; teach me thy|paths.|25:5 Lead me in thy|truth, and teach me:|for thou art the God|of my salvation; on
R	Tthee do I wait all the|day.|25:6 Remember, O LORD,|thy tender mercies|and thy|lovingkindnesses; for|they have been ever|of old.|25:7 Remember not the|sins of my youth, nor|my transgressions:|according to thy|mercy remember thou|me for thy goodness'
R	Tsake, O LORD.|25:8 Good and upright|is the LORD: therefore|will he teach sinners|in the way.|25:9 The meek will he|guide in judgment: and|the meek will he teach|his way.|25:10 All the paths of|the LORD are mercy|and truth unto such|as keep his covenant|and his testimonies.
R	T25:11 For thy name's|sake, O LORD, pardon|mine iniquity; for it is|great.|25:12 What man is he|that feareth the|LORD? him shall he|teach in the way that|he shall choose.|25:13 His soul shall|dwell at ease; and his|seed shall inherit the|earth.|25:14 The secret of
R	Tthe LORD is with them|that fear him; and he|will shew them his|covenant.|25:15 Mine eyes are|ever toward the LORD;|for he shall pluck my|feet out of the net.|25:16 Turn thee unto|me, and have mercy|upon me; for I am|desolate and afflicted.|25:17 The troubles of|my heart are
R	Tenlarged: O bring thou|me out of my|distresses.|25:18 Look upon mine|affliction and my pain;|and forgive all my|sins.|25:19 Consider mine|enemies; for they are|many; and they hate|me with cruel hatred.|25:20 O keep my soul,|and deliver me: let me|not be ashamed; for I
R	Tput my trust in thee.|25:21 Let integrity and|uprightness preserve|me; for I wait on thee.|25:22 Redeem Israel, O|God, out of all his|troubles.||26:1 Judge me, O LORD;|for I have walked in|mine integrity: I have|trusted also in the|LORD; therefore I|shall not slide.
R	T26:2 Examine me, O|LORD, and prove me;|try my reins and my|heart.|26:3 For thy|lovingkindness is|before mine eyes: and|I have walked in thy|truth.|26:4 I have not sat|with vain persons,|neither will I go in with|dissemblers.|26:5 I have hated the
R	Tcongregation of evil|doers; and will not sit|with the wicked.|26:6 I will wash mine|hands in innocency: so|will I compass thine|altar, O LORD:|26:7 That I may|publish with the voice|of thanksgiving, and|tell of all thy|wondrous works.|26:8 LORD, I have|loved the habitation of
R	Tthy house, and the|place where thine|honour dwelleth.|26:9 Gather not my|soul with sinners, nor|my life with bloody|men:|26:10 In whose hands|is mischief, and their|right hand is full of|bribes.|26:11 But as for me, I|will walk in mine|integrity: redeem me,
R	Tand be merciful unto|me.|26:12 My foot|standeth in an even|place: in the|congregations will I|bless the LORD.||27:1 The LORD is my|light and my salvation;|whom shall I fear? the|LORD is the strength|of my life; of whom|shall I be afraid?
R	T27:2 When the wicked,|even mine enemies and|my foes, came upon me|to eat up my flesh,|they stumbled and fell.|27:3 Though an host|should encamp against|me, my heart shall not|fear: though war|should rise against|me, in this will I be|confident.|27:4 One thing have I|desired of the LORD,
R	Tthat will I seek after;|that I may dwell in the|house of the LORD all|the days of my life, to|behold the beauty of|the LORD, and to|enquire in his temple.|27:5 For in the time of|trouble he shall hide|me in his pavilion: in|the secret of his|tabernacle shall he|hide me; he shall set|me up upon a rock.
R	T27:6 And now shall|mine head be lifted up|above mine enemies|round about me:|therefore will I offer|in his tabernacle|sacrifices of joy; I|will sing, yea, I will sing|praises unto the LORD.|27:7 Hear, O LORD,|when I cry with my|voice: have mercy|also upon me, and|answer me.
R	T27:8 When thou saidst,|Seek ye my face; my|heart said unto thee,|Thy face, LORD, will I|seek.|27:9 Hide not thy face|far from me; put not|thy servant away in|anger: thou hast been|my help; leave me not,|neither forsake me, O|God of my salvation.|27:10 When my father|and my mother
R	Tforsake me, then the|LORD will take me up.|27:11 Teach me thy|way, O LORD, and lead|me in a plain path,|because of mine|enemies.|27:12 Deliver me not|over unto the will of|mine enemies: for|false witnesses are|risen up against me,|and such as breathe|out cruelty.
R	T27:13 I had fainted,|unless I had believed|to see the goodness|of the LORD in the|land of the living.|27:14 Wait on the LORD:|be of good courage,|and he shall|strengthen thine|heart: wait, I say, on|the LORD.||28:1 Unto thee will I|cry, O LORD my rock;
R	Tbe not silent to me:|lest, if thou be silent|to me, I become like|them that go down into|the pit.|28:2 Hear the voice of|my supplications, when|I cry unto thee, when|I lift up my hands|toward thy holy|oracle.|28:3 Draw me not away|with the wicked, and|with the workers of
R	Tiniquity, which speak|peace to their|neighbours, but|mischief is in their|hearts.|28:4 Give them|according to their|deeds, and according|to the wickedness of|their endeavours: give|them after the work|of their hands;|render to them their|desert.
R	T28:5 Because they|regard not the works|of the LORD, nor the|operation of his|hands, he shall|destroy them, and not|build them up.|28:6 Blessed be the|LORD, because he hath|heard the voice of my|supplications.|28:7 The LORD is my|strength and my|shield; my heart
R	Ttrusted in him, and I|am helped: therefore|my heart greatly|rejoiceth; and with my|song will I praise him.|28:8 The LORD is their|strength, and he is|the saving strength|of his anointed.|28:9 Save thy people,|and bless thine|inheritance: feed them|also, and lift them up|for ever.
R	T29:1 Give unto the|LORD, O ye mighty, give|unto the LORD glory|and strength.|29:2 Give unto the|LORD the glory due|unto his name; worship|the LORD in the beauty|of holiness.|29:3 The voice of the|LORD is upon the|waters: the God of|glory thundereth: the|LORD is upon many
R	Twaters.|29:4 The voice of the|LORD is powerful; the|voice of the LORD is|full of majesty.|29:5 The voice of the|LORD breaketh the|cedars; yea, the LORD|breaketh the cedars|of Lebanon.|29:6 He maketh them|also to skip like a calf;|Lebanon and Sirion|like a young unicorn.
R	T29:7 The voice of the|LORD divideth the|flames of fire.|29:8 The voice of the|LORD shaketh the|wilderness; the LORD|shaketh the|wilderness of Kadesh.|29:9 The voice of the|LORD maketh the hinds|to calve, and|discovereth the|forests: and in his|temple doth every one
R	Tspeak of his glory.|29:10 The LORD sitteth|upon the flood; yea,|the LORD sitteth King|for ever.|29:11 The LORD will|give strength unto his|people; the LORD will|bless his people with|peace.||30:1 I will extol thee, O|LORD; for thou hast|lifted me up, and hast
R	Tnot made my foes to|rejoice over me.|30:2 O LORD my God, I|cried unto thee, and|thou hast healed me.|30:3 O LORD, thou hast|brought up my soul|from the grave: thou|hast kept me alive,|that I should not go|down to the pit.|30:4 Sing unto the|LORD, O ye saints of|his, and give thanks at
R	Tthe remembrance of|his holiness.|30:5 For his anger|endureth but a|moment; in his favour|is life: weeping may|endure for a night,|but joy cometh in the|morning.|30:6 And in my|prosperity I said, I|shall never be moved.|30:7 LORD, by thy|favour thou hast
R	Tmade my mountain to|stand strong: thou|didst hide thy face,|and I was troubled.|30:8 I cried to thee, O|LORD; and unto the|LORD I made|supplication.|30:9 What profit is|there in my blood,|when I go down to the|pit? Shall the dust|praise thee? shall it|declare thy truth?
R	T30:10 Hear, O LORD,|and have mercy upon|me: LORD, be thou my|helper.|30:11 Thou hast|turned for me my|mourning into dancing:|thou hast put off my|sackcloth, and girded|me with gladness;|30:12 To the end that|my glory may sing|praise to thee, and|not be silent. O LORD
R	Tmy God, I will give|thanks unto thee for|ever.||31:1 In thee, O LORD,|do I put my trust; let|me never be ashamed:|deliver me in thy|righteousness.|31:2 Bow down thine|ear to me; deliver me|speedily: be thou my|strong rock, for an|house of defence to
R	Tsave me.|31:3 For thou art my|rock and my fortress;|therefore for thy|name's sake lead me,|and guide me.|31:4 Pull me out of the|net that they have|laid privily for me: for|thou art my strength.|31:5 Into thine hand I|commit my spirit: thou|hast redeemed me, O|LORD God of truth.
R	T31:6 I have hated them|that regard lying|vanities: but I trust in|the LORD.|31:7 I will be glad and|rejoice in thy mercy:|for thou hast|considered my|trouble; thou hast|known my soul in|adversities;|31:8 And hast not shut|me up into the hand of|the enemy: thou hast
R	Tset my feet in a large|room.|31:9 Have mercy upon|me, O LORD, for I am in|trouble: mine eye is|consumed with grief,|yea, my soul and my|belly.|31:10 For my life is|spent with grief, and|my years with sighing:|my strength faileth|because of mine|iniquity, and my bones
R	Tare consumed.|31:11 I was a|reproach among all|mine enemies, but|especially among my|neighbours, and a|fear to mine|acquaintance: they|that did see me without|fled from me.|31:12 I am forgotten|as a dead man out of|mind: I am like a|broken vessel.
R	T31:13 For I have|heard the slander of|many: fear was on|every side: while they|took counsel together|against me, they|devised to take away|my life.|31:14 But I trusted in|thee, O LORD: I said,|Thou art my God.|31:15 My times are in|thy hand: deliver me|from the hand of mine
R	Tenemies, and from|them that persecute|me.|31:16 Make thy face to|shine upon thy|servant: save me for|thy mercies' sake.|31:17 Let me not be|ashamed, O LORD; for I|have called upon thee:|let the wicked be|ashamed, and let them|be silent in the grave.|31:18 Let the lying lips
R	Tbe put to silence;|which speak grievous|things proudly and|contemptuously|against the righteous.|31:19 Oh how great is|thy goodness, which|thou hast laid up for|them that fear thee;|which thou hast|wrought for them that|trust in thee before|the sons of men!|31:20 Thou shalt hide
R	Tthem in the secret of|thy presence from|the pride of man: thou|shalt keep them|secretly in a pavilion|from the strife of|tongues.|31:21 Blessed be the|LORD: for he hath|shewed me his|marvellous kindness in|a strong city.|31:22 For I said in my|haste, I am cut off
R	Tfrom before thine|eyes: nevertheless|thou heardest the|voice of my|supplications when I|cried unto thee.|31:23 O love the LORD,|all ye his saints: for|the LORD preserveth|the faithful, and|plentifully rewardeth|the proud doer.|31:24 Be of good|courage, and he shall
R	Tstrengthen your|heart, all ye that hope|in the LORD.||32:1 Blessed is he|whose transgression|is forgiven, whose sin|is covered.|32:2 Blessed is the|man unto whom the|LORD imputeth not|iniquity, and in whose|spirit there is no|guile.
R	T32:3 When I kept|silence, my bones|waxed old through my|roaring all the day|long.|32:4 For day and night|thy hand was heavy|upon me: my moisture|is turned into the|drought of summer.|Selah.|32:5 I acknowledge my|sin unto thee, and mine|iniquity have I not hid.
R	TI said, I will confess|my transgressions|unto the LORD; and|thou forgavest the|iniquity of my sin.|Selah.|32:6 For this shall|every one that is|godly pray unto thee|in a time when thou|mayest be found:|surely in the floods|of great waters they|shall not come nigh
R	Tunto him.|32:7 Thou art my|hiding place; thou|shalt preserve me|from trouble; thou|shalt compass me|about with songs of|deliverance. Selah.|32:8 I will instruct|thee and teach thee in|the way which thou|shalt go: I will guide|thee with mine eye.|32:9 Be ye not as the
R	Thorse, or as the mule,|which have no|understanding: whose|mouth must be held in|with bit and bridle, lest|they come near unto|thee.|32:10 Many sorrows|shall be to the wicked:|but he that trusteth in|the LORD, mercy shall|compass him about.|32:11 Be glad in the|LORD, and rejoice, ye
R	Trighteous: and shout|for joy, all ye that|are upright in heart.||33:1 Rejoice in the|LORD, O ye righteous:|for praise is comely|for the upright.|33:2 Praise the LORD|with harp: sing unto|him with the psaltery|and an instrument of|ten strings.|33:3 Sing unto him a
R	Tnew song; play|skilfully with a loud|noise.|33:4 For the word of|the LORD is right; and|all his works are done|in truth.|33:5 He loveth|righteousness and|judgment: the earth is|full of the goodness|of the LORD.|33:6 By the word of|the LORD were the
R	Theavens made; and all|the host of them by|the breath of his|mouth.|33:7 He gathereth the|waters of the sea|together as an heap:|he layeth up the|depth in storehouses.|33:8 Let all the earth|fear the LORD: let all|the inhabitants of the|world stand in awe of|him.
R	T33:9 For he spake,|and it was done; he|commanded, and it|stood fast.|33:10 The LORD|bringeth the counsel|of the heathen to|nought: he maketh the|devices of the people|of none effect.|33:11 The counsel of|the LORD standeth for|ever, the thoughts of|his heart to all
R	Tgenerations.|33:12 Blessed is the|nation whose God is|the LORD; and the|people whom he hath|chosen for his own|inheritance.|33:13 The LORD|looketh from heaven;|he beholdeth all the|sons of men.|33:14 From the place|of his habitation he|looketh upon all the
R	Tinhabitants of the|earth.|33:15 He fashioneth|their hearts alike; he|considereth all their|works.|33:16 There is no king|saved by the multitude|of an host: a mighty|man is not delivered|by much strength.|33:17 An horse is a|vain thing for safety:|neither shall he
R	Tdeliver any by his|great strength.|33:18 Behold, the eye|of the LORD is upon|them that fear him,|upon them that hope in|his mercy;|33:19 To deliver their|soul from death, and|to keep them alive in|famine.|33:20 Our soul waiteth|for the LORD: he is|our help and our
R	Tshield.|33:21 For our heart|shall rejoice in him,|because we have|trusted in his holy|name.|33:22 Let thy mercy, O|LORD, be upon us,|according as we hope|in thee.||34:1 I will bless the|LORD at all times: his|praise shall
R	Tcontinually be in my|mouth.|34:2 My soul shall|make her boast in the|LORD: the humble shall|hear thereof, and be|glad.|34:3 O magnify the|LORD with me, and let|us exalt his name|together.|34:4 I sought the|LORD, and he heard|me, and delivered me
R	Tfrom all my fears.|34:5 They looked unto|him, and were|lightened: and their|faces were not|ashamed.|34:6 This poor man|cried, and the LORD|heard him, and saved|him out of all his|troubles.|34:7 The angel of the|LORD encampeth round|about them that fear
R	Thim, and delivereth|them.|34:8 O taste and see|that the LORD is good:|blessed is the man|that trusteth in him.|34:9 O fear the LORD,|ye his saints: for|there is no want to|them that fear him.|34:10 The young lions|do lack, and suffer|hunger: but they that|seek the LORD shall
R	Tnot want any good|thing.|34:11 Come, ye|children, hearken unto|me: I will teach you the|fear of the LORD.|34:12 What man is he|that desireth life, and|loveth many days, that|he may see good?|34:13 Keep thy tongue|from evil, and thy lips|from speaking guile.|34:14 Depart from evil,
R	Tand do good; seek|peace, and pursue it.|34:15 The eyes of the|LORD are upon the|righteous, and his|ears are open unto|their cry.|34:16 The face of the|LORD is against them|that do evil, to cut off|the remembrance of|them from the earth.|34:17 The righteous|cry, and the LORD
R	Theareth, and|delivereth them out of|all their troubles.|34:18 The LORD is nigh|unto them that are of|a broken heart; and|saveth such as be of|a contrite spirit.|34:19 Many are the|afflictions of the|righteous: but the|LORD delivereth him|out of them all.|34:20 He keepeth all
R	This bones: not one of|them is broken.|34:21 Evil shall slay|the wicked: and they|that hate the|righteous shall be|desolate.|34:22 The LORD|redeemeth the soul of|his servants: and|none of them that|trust in him shall be|desolate.|
R	T35:1 Plead my cause, O|LORD, with them that|strive with me: fight|against them that fight|against me.|35:2 Take hold of|shield and buckler,|and stand up for mine|help.|35:3 Draw out also the|spear, and stop the|way against them that|persecute me: say|unto my soul, I am thy
R	Tsalvation.|35:4 Let them be|confounded and put|to shame that seek|after my soul: let them|be turned back and|brought to confusion|that devise my hurt.|35:5 Let them be as|chaff before the wind:|and let the angel of|the LORD chase them.|35:6 Let their way be|dark and slippery: and
R	Tlet the angel of the|LORD persecute them.|35:7 For without cause|have they hid for me|their net in a pit, which|without cause they|have digged for my|soul.|35:8 Let destruction|come upon him at|unawares; and let his|net that he hath hid|catch himself: into that|very destruction let
R	Thim fall.|35:9 And my soul shall|be joyful in the LORD:|it shall rejoice in his|salvation.|35:10 All my bones|shall say, LORD, who is|like unto thee, which|deliverest the poor|from him that is too|strong for him, yea,|the poor and the|needy from him that|spoileth him?
R	T35:11 False witnesses|did rise up; they laid|to my charge things|that I knew not.|35:12 They rewarded|me evil for good to|the spoiling of my|soul.|35:13 But as for me,|when they were sick,|my clothing was|sackcloth: I humbled|my soul with fasting;|and my prayer
R	Treturned into mine own|bosom.|35:14 I behaved|myself as though he|had been my friend or|brother: I bowed down|heavily, as one that|mourneth for his|mother.|35:15 But in mine|adversity they|rejoiced, and|gathered themselves|together: yea, the
R	Tabjects gathered|themselves together|against me, and I knew|it not; they did tear|me, and ceased not:|35:16 With hypocritical|mockers in feasts,|they gnashed upon me|with their teeth.|35:17 Lord, how long|wilt thou look on?|rescue my soul from|their destructions, my|darling from the lions.
R	T35:18 I will give thee|thanks in the great|congregation: I will|praise thee among|much people.|35:19 Let not them|that are mine enemies|wrongfully rejoice|over me: neither let|them wink with the eye|that hate me without a|cause.|35:20 For they speak|not peace: but they
R	Tdevise deceitful|matters against them|that are quiet in the|land.|35:21 Yea, they|opened their mouth|wide against me, and|said, Aha, aha, our eye|hath seen it.|35:22 This thou hast|seen, O LORD: keep not|silence: O Lord, be not|far from me.|35:23 Stir up thyself,
R	Tand awake to my|judgment, even unto|my cause, my God and|my Lord.|35:24 Judge me, O|LORD my God,|according to thy|righteousness; and let|them not rejoice over|me.|35:25 Let them not say|in their hearts, Ah, so|would we have it: let|them not say, We have
R	Tswallowed him up.|35:26 Let them be|ashamed and brought|to confusion together|that rejoice at mine|hurt: let them be|clothed with shame|and dishonour that|magnify themselves|against me.|35:27 Let them shout|for joy, and be glad,|that favour my|righteous cause: yea,
R	Tlet them say|continually, Let the|LORD be magnified,|which hath pleasure in|the prosperity of his|servant.|35:28 And my tongue|shall speak of thy|righteousness and of|thy praise all the day|long.||36:1 The|transgression of the
R	Twicked saith within my|heart, that there is no|fear of God before|his eyes.|36:2 For he flattereth|himself in his own|eyes, until his iniquity|be found to be|hateful.|36:3 The words of his|mouth are iniquity and|deceit: he hath left|off to be wise, and to|do good.
R	T36:4 He deviseth|mischief upon his bed;|he setteth himself in a|way that is not good;|he abhorreth not evil.|36:5 Thy mercy, O|LORD, is in the|heavens; and thy|faithfulness reacheth|unto the clouds.|36:6 Thy|righteousness is like|the great mountains;|thy judgments are a
R	Tgreat deep: O LORD,|thou preservest man|and beast.|36:7 How excellent is|thy lovingkindness, O|God! therefore the|children of men put|their trust under the|shadow of thy wings.|36:8 They shall be|abundantly satisfied|with the fatness of|thy house; and thou|shalt make them drink
R	Tof the river of thy|pleasures.|36:9 For with thee is|the fountain of life: in|thy light shall we see|light.|36:10 O continue thy|lovingkindness unto|them that know thee;|and thy righteousness|to the upright in|heart.|36:11 Let not the foot|of pride come against
R	Tme, and let not the|hand of the wicked|remove me.|36:12 There are the|workers of iniquity|fallen: they are cast|down, and shall not be|able to rise.||37:1 Fret not thyself|because of evildoers,|neither be thou|envious against the|workers of iniquity.
R	T37:2 For they shall|soon be cut down like|the grass, and wither|as the green herb.|37:3 Trust in the LORD,|and do good; so shalt|thou dwell in the land,|and verily thou shalt|be fed.|37:4 Delight thyself|also in the LORD: and|he shall give thee the|desires of thine|heart.
R	T37:5 Commit thy way|unto the LORD; trust|also in him; and he|shall bring it to pass.|37:6 And he shall|bring forth thy|righteousness as the|light, and thy|judgment as the|noonday.|37:7 Rest in the LORD,|and wait patiently for|him: fret not thyself|because of him who
R	Tprospereth in his way,|because of the man|who bringeth wicked|devices to pass.|37:8 Cease from|anger, and forsake|wrath: fret not|thyself in any wise to|do evil.|37:9 For evildoers|shall be cut off: but|those that wait upon|the LORD, they shall|inherit the earth.
R	T37:10 For yet a little|while, and the wicked|shall not be: yea, thou|shalt diligently|consider his place,|and it shall not be.|37:11 But the meek|shall inherit the earth;|and shall delight|themselves in the|abundance of peace.|37:12 The wicked|plotteth against the|just, and gnasheth
R	Tupon him with his teeth.|37:13 The LORD shall|laugh at him: for he|seeth that his day is|coming.|37:14 The wicked have|drawn out the sword,|and have bent their|bow, to cast down the|poor and needy, and|to slay such as be of|upright conversation.|37:15 Their sword|shall enter into their
R	Town heart, and their|bows shall be broken.|37:16 A little that a|righteous man hath is|better than the riches|of many wicked.|37:17 For the arms of|the wicked shall be|broken: but the LORD|upholdeth the|righteous.|37:18 The LORD|knoweth the days of|the upright: and their
R	Tinheritance shall be|for ever.|37:19 They shall not|be ashamed in the evil|time: and in the days|of famine they shall|be satisfied.|37:20 But the wicked|shall perish, and the|enemies of the LORD|shall be as the fat of|lambs: they shall|consume; into smoke|shall they consume
R	Taway.|37:21 The wicked|borroweth, and payeth|not again: but the|righteous sheweth|mercy, and giveth.|37:22 For such as be|blessed of him shall|inherit the earth; and|they that be cursed|of him shall be cut|off.|37:23 The steps of a|good man are ordered
R	Tby the LORD: and he|delighteth in his way.|37:24 Though he fall,|he shall not be|utterly cast down: for|the LORD upholdeth|him with his hand.|37:25 I have been|young, and now am old;|yet have I not seen|the righteous|forsaken, nor his|seed begging bread.|37:26 He is ever
R	Tmerciful, and lendeth;|and his seed is|blessed.|37:27 Depart from evil,|and do good; and dwell|for evermore.|37:28 For the LORD|loveth judgment, and|forsaketh not his|saints; they are|preserved for ever:|but the seed of the|wicked shall be cut|off.
R	T37:29 The righteous|shall inherit the land,|and dwell therein for|ever.|37:30 The mouth of|the righteous|speaketh wisdom, and|his tongue talketh of|judgment.|37:31 The law of his|God is in his heart;|none of his steps|shall slide.|37:32 The wicked
R	Twatcheth the|righteous, and|seeketh to slay him.|37:33 The LORD will not|leave him in his hand,|nor condemn him when|he is judged.|37:34 Wait on the LORD,|and keep his way, and|he shall exalt thee to|inherit the land: when|the wicked are cut|off, thou shalt see it.|37:35 I have seen the
R	Twicked in great power,|and spreading himself|like a green bay tree.|37:36 Yet he passed|away, and, lo, he was|not: yea, I sought him,|but he could not be|found.|37:37 Mark the|perfect man, and|behold the upright:|for the end of that|man is peace.|37:38 But the
R	Ttransgressors shall|be destroyed|together: the end of|the wicked shall be|cut off.|37:39 But the|salvation of the|righteous is of the|LORD: he is their|strength in the time of|trouble.|37:40 And the LORD|shall help them, and|deliver them: he shall
R	Tdeliver them from the|wicked, and save them,|because they trust in|him.||38:1 O lord, rebuke me|not in thy wrath:|neither chasten me in|thy hot displeasure.|38:2 For thine arrows|stick fast in me, and|thy hand presseth me|sore.|38:3 There is no
R	Tsoundness in my flesh|because of thine|anger; neither is|there any rest in my|bones because of my|sin.|38:4 For mine iniquities|are gone over mine|head: as an heavy|burden they are too|heavy for me.|38:5 My wounds stink|and are corrupt|because of my
R	Tfoolishness.|38:6 I am troubled; I|am bowed down|greatly; I go mourning|all the day long.|38:7 For my loins are|filled with a loathsome|disease: and there is|no soundness in my|flesh.|38:8 I am feeble and|sore broken: I have|roared by reason of|the disquietness of my
R	Theart.|38:9 Lord, all my|desire is before thee;|and my groaning is not|hid from thee.|38:10 My heart|panteth, my strength|faileth me: as for the|light of mine eyes, it|also is gone from me.|38:11 My lovers and|my friends stand|aloof from my sore;|and my kinsmen stand
R	Tafar off.|38:12 They also that|seek after my life lay|snares for me: and|they that seek my|hurt speak|mischievous things,|and imagine deceits all|the day long.|38:13 But I, as a deaf|man, heard not; and I|was as a dumb man|that openeth not his|mouth.
R	T38:14 Thus I was as a|man that heareth not,|and in whose mouth|are no reproofs.|38:15 For in thee, O|LORD, do I hope: thou|wilt hear, O Lord my|God.|38:16 For I said, Hear|me, lest otherwise|they should rejoice|over me: when my foot|slippeth, they magnify|themselves against me.
R	T38:17 For I am ready|to halt, and my sorrow|is continually before|me.|38:18 For I will|declare mine iniquity; I|will be sorry for my|sin.|38:19 But mine enemies|are lively, and they|are strong: and they|that hate me|wrongfully are|multiplied.
R	T38:20 They also that|render evil for good|are mine adversaries;|because I follow the|thing that good is.|38:21 Forsake me not,|O LORD: O my God, be|not far from me.|38:22 Make haste to|help me, O Lord my|salvation.||39:1 I said, I will take|heed to my ways, that
R	TI sin not with my|tongue: I will keep my|mouth with a bridle,|while the wicked is|before me.|39:2 I was dumb with|silence, I held my|peace, even from|good; and my sorrow|was stirred.|39:3 My heart was hot|within me, while I was|musing the fire|burned: then spake I
R	Twith my tongue,|39:4 LORD, make me to|know mine end, and the|measure of my days,|what it is: that I may|know how frail I am.|39:5 Behold, thou hast|made my days as an|handbreadth; and mine|age is as nothing|before thee: verily|every man at his best|state is altogether|vanity. Selah.
R	T39:6 Surely every man|walketh in a vain shew:|surely they are|disquieted in vain: he|heapeth up riches,|and knoweth not who|shall gather them.|39:7 And now, Lord,|what wait I for? my|hope is in thee.|39:8 Deliver me from|all my transgressions:|make me not the|reproach of the
R	Tfoolish.|39:9 I was dumb, I|opened not my mouth;|because thou didst it.|39:10 Remove thy|stroke away from me: I|am consumed by the|blow of thine hand.|39:11 When thou with|rebukes dost correct|man for iniquity, thou|makest his beauty to|consume away like a|moth: surely every
R	Tman is vanity. Selah.|39:12 Hear my prayer,|O LORD, and give ear|unto my cry; hold not|thy peace at my tears:|for I am a stranger|with thee, and a|sojourner, as all my|fathers were.|39:13 O spare me, that|I may recover|strength, before I go|hence, and be no|more.
R	T40:1 I waited patiently|for the LORD; and he|inclined unto me, and|heard my cry.|40:2 He brought me up|also out of an|horrible pit, out of the|miry clay, and set my|feet upon a rock, and|established my goings.|40:3 And he hath put a|new song in my mouth,|even praise unto our|God: many shall see it,
R	Tand fear, and shall|trust in the LORD.|40:4 Blessed is that|man that maketh the|LORD his trust, and|respecteth not the|proud, nor such as|turn aside to lies.|40:5 Many, O LORD my|God, are thy|wonderful works which|thou hast done, and|thy thoughts which|are to us-ward: they
R	Tcannot be reckoned|up in order unto thee:|if I would declare and|speak of them, they|are more than can be|numbered.|40:6 Sacrifice and|offering thou didst|not desire; mine ears|hast thou opened:|burnt offering and sin|offering hast thou not|required.|40:7 Then said I, Lo, I
R	Tcome: in the volume of|the book it is written|of me,|40:8 I delight to do|thy will, O my God: yea,|thy law is within my|heart.|40:9 I have preached|righteousness in the|great congregation:|lo, I have not|refrained my lips, O|LORD, thou knowest.|40:10 I have not hid
R	Tthy righteousness|within my heart; I have|declared thy|faithfulness and thy|salvation: I have not|concealed thy|lovingkindness and thy|truth from the great|congregation.|40:11 Withhold not|thou thy tender|mercies from me, O|LORD: let thy|lovingkindness and thy
R	Ttruth continually|preserve me.|40:12 For innumerable|evils have compassed|me about: mine|iniquities have taken|hold upon me, so that|I am not able to look|up; they are more|than the hairs of mine|head: therefore my|heart faileth me.|40:13 Be pleased, O|LORD, to deliver me: O
R	TLORD, make haste to|help me.|40:14 Let them be|ashamed and|confounded together|that seek after my|soul to destroy it; let|them be driven|backward and put to|shame that wish me|evil.|40:15 Let them be|desolate for a reward|of their shame that
R	Tsay unto me, Aha, aha.|40:16 Let all those|that seek thee|rejoice and be glad in|thee: let such as love|thy salvation say|continually, The LORD|be magnified.|40:17 But I am poor|and needy; yet the|Lord thinketh upon me:|thou art my help and|my deliverer; make no|tarrying, O my God.
R	T41:1 Blessed is he|that considereth the|poor: the LORD will|deliver him in time of|trouble.|41:2 The LORD will|preserve him, and|keep him alive; and he|shall be blessed upon|the earth: and thou|wilt not deliver him|unto the will of his|enemies.|41:3 The LORD will
R	Tstrengthen him upon|the bed of languishing:|thou wilt make all his|bed in his sickness.|41:4 I said, LORD, be|merciful unto me: heal|my soul; for I have|sinned against thee.|41:5 Mine enemies|speak evil of me, When|shall he die, and his|name perish?|41:6 And if he come to|see me, he speaketh
R	Tvanity: his heart|gathereth iniquity to|itself; when he goeth|abroad, he telleth it.|41:7 All that hate me|whisper together|against me: against me|do they devise my|hurt.|41:8 An evil disease,|say they, cleaveth|fast unto him: and now|that he lieth he shall|rise up no more.
R	T41:9 Yea, mine own|familiar friend, in whom|I trusted, which did|eat of my bread, hath|lifted up his heel|against me.|41:10 But thou, O LORD,|be merciful unto me,|and raise me up, that I|may requite them.|41:11 By this I know|that thou favourest|me, because mine|enemy doth not
R	Ttriumph over me.|41:12 And as for me,|thou upholdest me in|mine integrity, and|settest me before thy|face for ever.|41:13 Blessed be the|LORD God of Israel|from everlasting, and|to everlasting. Amen,|and Amen.||42:1 As the hart|panteth after the
R	Twater brooks, so|panteth my soul after|thee, O God.|42:2 My soul thirsteth|for God, for the living|God: when shall I come|and appear before|God?|42:3 My tears have|been my meat day and|night, while they|continually say unto|me, Where is thy God?|42:4 When I remember
R	Tthese things, I pour|out my soul in me: for|I had gone with the|multitude, I went with|them to the house of|God, with the voice of|joy and praise, with a|multitude that kept|holyday.|42:5 Why art thou cast|down, O my soul? and|why art thou|disquieted in me? hope|thou in God: for I
R	Tshall yet praise him|for the help of his|countenance.|42:6 O my God, my soul|is cast down within me:|therefore will I|remember thee from|the land of Jordan,|and of the Hermonites,|from the hill Mizar.|42:7 Deep calleth unto|deep at the noise of|thy waterspouts: all|thy waves and thy
R	Tbillows are gone over|me.|42:8 Yet the LORD will|command his|lovingkindness in the|day time, and in the|night his song shall be|with me, and my prayer|unto the God of my|life.|42:9 I will say unto|God my rock, Why hast|thou forgotten me?|why go I mourning
R	Tbecause of the|oppression of the|enemy?|42:10 As with a sword|in my bones, mine|enemies reproach me;|while they say daily|unto me, Where is thy|God?|42:11 Why art thou|cast down, O my soul?|and why art thou|disquieted within me?|hope thou in God: for
R	TI shall yet praise him,|who is the health of|my countenance, and|my God.||43:1 Judge me, O God,|and plead my cause|against an ungodly|nation: O deliver me|from the deceitful and|unjust man.|43:2 For thou art the|God of my strength:|why dost thou cast me
R	Toff? why go I|mourning because of|the oppression of the|enemy?|43:3 O send out thy|light and thy truth: let|them lead me; let them|bring me unto thy holy|hill, and to thy|tabernacles.|43:4 Then will I go|unto the altar of God,|unto God my exceeding|joy: yea, upon the
R	Tharp will I praise thee,|O God my God.|43:5 Why art thou cast|down, O my soul? and|why art thou|disquieted within me?|hope in God: for I|shall yet praise him,|who is the health of|my countenance, and|my God.||44:1 We have heard|with our ears, O God,
R	Tour fathers have told|us, what work thou|didst in their days, in|the times of old.|44:2 How thou didst|drive out the heathen|with thy hand, and|plantedst them; how|thou didst afflict the|people, and cast them|out.|44:3 For they got not|the land in possession|by their own sword,
R	Tneither did their own|arm save them: but thy|right hand, and thine|arm, and the light of|thy countenance,|because thou hadst a|favour unto them.|44:4 Thou art my King,|O God: command|deliverances for|Jacob.|44:5 Through thee will|we push down our|enemies: through thy
R	Tname will we tread|them under that rise|up against us.|44:6 For I will not|trust in my bow,|neither shall my sword|save me.|44:7 But thou hast|saved us from our|enemies, and hast put|them to shame that|hated us.|44:8 In God we boast|all the day long, and
R	Tpraise thy name for|ever. Selah.|44:9 But thou hast|cast off, and put us|to shame; and goest|not forth with our|armies.|44:10 Thou makest us|to turn back from the|enemy: and they which|hate us spoil for|themselves.|44:11 Thou hast given|us like sheep
R	Tappointed for meat;|and hast scattered us|among the heathen.|44:12 Thou sellest thy|people for nought,|and dost not increase|thy wealth by their|price.|44:13 Thou makest us|a reproach to our|neighbours, a scorn|and a derision to them|that are round about|us.
R	T44:14 Thou makest us|a byword among the|heathen, a shaking of|the head among the|people.|44:15 My confusion is|continually before me,|and the shame of my|face hath covered me,|44:16 For the voice of|him that reproacheth|and blasphemeth; by|reason of the enemy|and avenger.
R	T44:17 All this is come|upon us; yet have we|not forgotten thee,|neither have we dealt|falsely in thy|covenant.|44:18 Our heart is not|turned back, neither|have our steps|declined from thy way;|44:19 Though thou|hast sore broken us|in the place of|dragons, and covered
R	Tus with the shadow of|death.|44:20 If we have|forgotten the name of|our God, or stretched|out our hands to a|strange god;|44:21 Shall not God|search this out? for|he knoweth the|secrets of the heart.|44:22 Yea, for thy|sake are we killed all|the day long; we are
R	Tcounted as sheep for|the slaughter.|44:23 Awake, why|sleepest thou, O|Lord? arise, cast us|not off for ever.|44:24 Wherefore|hidest thou thy face,|and forgettest our|affliction and our|oppression?|44:25 For our soul is|bowed down to the|dust: our belly
R	Tcleaveth unto the|earth.|44:26 Arise for our|help, and redeem us|for thy mercies' sake.||45:1 My heart is|inditing a good matter:|I speak of the things|which I have made|touching the king: my|tongue is the pen of a|ready writer.|45:2 Thou art fairer
R	Tthan the children of|men: grace is poured|into thy lips:|therefore God hath|blessed thee for|ever.|45:3 Gird thy sword|upon thy thigh, O most|mighty, with thy glory|and thy majesty.|45:4 And in thy|majesty ride|prosperously|because of truth and
R	Tmeekness and|righteousness; and|thy right hand shall|teach thee terrible|things.|45:5 Thine arrows are|sharp in the heart of|the king's enemies;|whereby the people|fall under thee.|45:6 Thy throne, O|God, is for ever and|ever: the sceptre of|thy kingdom is a right
R	Tsceptre.|45:7 Thou lovest|righteousness, and|hatest wickedness:|therefore God, thy|God, hath anointed|thee with the oil of|gladness above thy|fellows.|45:8 All thy garments|smell of myrrh, and|aloes, and cassia, out|of the ivory palaces,|whereby they have
R	Tmade thee glad.|45:9 Kings' daughters|were among thy|honourable women:|upon thy right hand|did stand the queen in|gold of Ophir.|45:10 Hearken, O|daughter, and|consider, and incline|thine ear; forget also|thine own people, and|thy father's house;|45:11 So shall the king
R	Tgreatly desire thy|beauty: for he is thy|Lord; and worship|thou him.|45:12 And the|daughter of Tyre|shall be there with a|gift; even the rich|among the people|shall intreat thy|favour.|45:13 The king's|daughter is all|glorious within: her
R	Tclothing is of wrought|gold.|45:14 She shall be|brought unto the king|in raiment of|needlework: the|virgins her|companions that follow|her shall be brought|unto thee.|45:15 With gladness|and rejoicing shall|they be brought: they|shall enter into the
R	Tking's palace.|45:16 Instead of thy|fathers shall be thy|children, whom thou|mayest make princes|in all the earth.|45:17 I will make thy|name to be|remembered in all|generations:|therefore shall the|people praise thee|for ever and ever.|
R	T46:1 God is our|refuge and strength,|a very present help|in trouble.|46:2 Therefore will|not we fear, though|the earth be removed,|and though the|mountains be carried|into the midst of the|sea;|46:3 Though the|waters thereof roar|and be troubled,
R	Tthough the mountains|shake with the swelling|thereof. Selah.|46:4 There is a river,|the streams whereof|shall make glad the|city of God, the holy|place of the|tabernacles of the|most High.|46:5 God is in the midst|of her; she shall not|be moved: God shall|help her, and that
R	Tright early.|46:6 The heathen|raged, the kingdoms|were moved: he|uttered his voice, the|earth melted.|46:7 The LORD of|hosts is with us; the|God of Jacob is our|refuge. Selah.|46:8 Come, behold the|works of the LORD,|what desolations he|hath made in the
R	Tearth.|46:9 He maketh wars|to cease unto the end|of the earth; he|breaketh the bow, and|cutteth the spear in|sunder; he burneth|the chariot in the fire.|46:10 Be still, and|know that I am God: I|will be exalted among|the heathen, I will be|exalted in the earth.|46:11 The LORD of
R	Thosts is with us; the|God of Jacob is our|refuge. Selah.||47:1 O clap your|hands, all ye people;|shout unto God with|the voice of triumph.|47:2 For the LORD|most high is terrible;|he is a great King|over all the earth.|47:3 He shall subdue|the people under us,
R	Tand the nations under|our feet.|47:4 He shall choose|our inheritance for|us, the excellency of|Jacob whom he loved.|Selah.|47:5 God is gone up|with a shout, the LORD|with the sound of a|trumpet.|47:6 Sing praises to|God, sing praises: sing|praises unto our King,
R	Tsing praises.|47:7 For God is the|King of all the earth:|sing ye praises with|understanding.|47:8 God reigneth|over the heathen: God|sitteth upon the|throne of his holiness.|47:9 The princes of|the people are|gathered together,|even the people of|the God of Abraham:
R	Tfor the shields of the|earth belong unto|God: he is greatly|exalted.||48:1 Great is the LORD,|and greatly to be|praised in the city of|our God, in the|mountain of his|holiness.|48:2 Beautiful for|situation, the joy of|the whole earth, is
R	Tmount Zion, on the|sides of the north,|the city of the great|King.|48:3 God is known in|her palaces for a|refuge.|48:4 For, lo, the kings|were assembled, they|passed by together.|48:5 They saw it, and|so they marvelled;|they were troubled,|and hasted away.
R	T48:6 Fear took hold|upon them there, and|pain, as of a woman in|travail.|48:7 Thou breakest|the ships of Tarshish|with an east wind.|48:8 As we have|heard, so have we|seen in the city of the|LORD of hosts, in the|city of our God: God|will establish it for|ever. Selah.
R	T48:9 We have thought|of thy lovingkindness,|O God, in the midst of|thy temple.|48:10 According to thy|name, O God, so is thy|praise unto the ends|of the earth: thy right|hand is full of|righteousness.|48:11 Let mount Zion|rejoice, let the|daughters of Judah|be glad, because of
R	Tthy judgments.|48:12 Walk about Zion,|and go round about|her: tell the towers|thereof.|48:13 Mark ye well her|bulwarks, consider|her palaces; that ye|may tell it to the|generation following.|48:14 For this God is|our God for ever and|ever: he will be our|guide even unto death.
R	T49:1 Hear this, all ye|people; give ear, all|ye inhabitants of the|world:|49:2 Both low and high,|rich and poor,|together.|49:3 My mouth shall|speak of wisdom; and|the meditation of my|heart shall be of|understanding.|49:4 I will incline mine|ear to a parable: I will
R	Topen my dark saying|upon the harp.|49:5 Wherefore should|I fear in the days of|evil, when the iniquity|of my heels shall|compass me about?|49:6 They that trust in|their wealth, and|boast themselves in|the multitude of their|riches;|49:7 None of them can|by any means redeem
R	This brother, nor give|to God a ransom for|him:|49:8 (For the|redemption of their|soul is precious, and|it ceaseth for ever:)|49:9 That he should|still live for ever, and|not see corruption.|49:10 For he seeth|that wise men die,|likewise the fool and|the brutish person
R	Tperish, and leave|their wealth to others.|49:11 Their inward|thought is, that their|houses shall continue|for ever, and their|dwelling places to all|generations; they call|their lands after their|own names.|49:12 Nevertheless|man being in honour|abideth not: he is like|the beasts that
R	Tperish.|49:13 This their way is|their folly: yet their|posterity approve|their sayings. Selah.|49:14 Like sheep they|are laid in the grave;|death shall feed on|them; and the upright|shall have dominion|over them in the|morning; and their|beauty shall consume|in the grave from
R	Ttheir dwelling.|49:15 But God will|redeem my soul from|the power of the|grave: for he shall|receive me. Selah.|49:16 Be not thou|afraid when one is|made rich, when the|glory of his house is|increased;|49:17 For when he|dieth he shall carry|nothing away: his
R	Tglory shall not|descend after him.|49:18 Though while he|lived he blessed his|soul: and men will|praise thee, when thou|doest well to thyself.|49:19 He shall go to|the generation of his|fathers; they shall|never see light.|49:20 Man that is in|honour, and|understandeth not, is
R	Tlike the beasts that|perish.||50:1 The mighty God,|even the LORD, hath|spoken, and called the|earth from the rising|of the sun unto the|going down thereof.|50:2 Out of Zion, the|perfection of beauty,|God hath shined.|50:3 Our God shall|come, and shall not
R	Tkeep silence: a fire|shall devour before|him, and it shall be|very tempestuous|round about him.|50:4 He shall call to|the heavens from|above, and to the|earth, that he may|judge his people.|50:5 Gather my saints|together unto me;|those that have made|a covenant with me by
R	Tsacrifice.|50:6 And the heavens|shall declare his|righteousness: for|God is judge himself.|Selah.|50:7 Hear, O my|people, and I will|speak; O Israel, and I|will testify against|thee: I am God, even|thy God.|50:8 I will not reprove|thee for thy
R	Tsacrifices or thy|burnt offerings, to|have been continually|before me.|50:9 I will take no|bullock out of thy|house, nor he goats|out of thy folds.|50:10 For every beast|of the forest is mine,|and the cattle upon a|thousand hills.|50:11 I know all the|fowls of the
R	Tmountains: and the wild|beasts of the field|are mine.|50:12 If I were|hungry, I would not|tell thee: for the|world is mine, and the|fulness thereof.|50:13 Will I eat the|flesh of bulls, or|drink the blood of|goats?|50:14 Offer unto God|thanksgiving; and pay
R	Tthy vows unto the|most High:|50:15 And call upon me|in the day of trouble:|I will deliver thee, and|thou shalt glorify me.|50:16 But unto the|wicked God saith, What|hast thou to do to|declare my statutes,|or that thou|shouldest take my|covenant in thy|mouth?
R	T50:17 Seeing thou|hatest instruction, and|casteth my words|behind thee.|50:18 When thou|sawest a thief, then|thou consentedst with|him, and hast been|partaker with|adulterers.|50:19 Thou givest thy|mouth to evil, and thy|tongue frameth deceit.|50:20 Thou sittest and
R	Tspeakest against thy|brother; thou|slanderest thine own|mother's son.|50:21 These things|hast thou done, and I|kept silence; thou|thoughtest that I was|altogether such an|one as thyself: but I|will reprove thee, and|set them in order|before thine eyes.|50:22 Now consider
R	Tthis, ye that forget|God, lest I tear you in|pieces, and there be|none to deliver.|50:23 Whoso offereth|praise glorifieth me:|and to him that|ordereth his|conversation aright|will I shew the|salvation of God.||51:1 Have mercy upon|me, O God, according
R	Tto thy lovingkindness:|according unto the|multitude of thy|tender mercies blot|out my|transgressions.|51:2 Wash me|throughly from mine|iniquity, and cleanse|me from my sin.|51:3 For I|acknowledge my|transgressions: and|my sin is ever before
R	Tme.|51:4 Against thee, thee|only, have I sinned,|and done this evil in|thy sight: that thou|mightest be justified|when thou speakest,|and be clear when|thou judgest.|51:5 Behold, I was|shapen in iniquity; and|in sin did my mother|conceive me.|51:6 Behold, thou
R	Tdesirest truth in the|inward parts: and in|the hidden part thou|shalt make me to know|wisdom.|51:7 Purge me with|hyssop, and I shall be|clean: wash me, and I|shall be whiter than|snow.|51:8 Make me to hear|joy and gladness;|that the bones which|thou hast broken may
R	Trejoice.|51:9 Hide thy face|from my sins, and blot|out all mine iniquities.|51:10 Create in me a|clean heart, O God;|and renew a right|spirit within me.|51:11 Cast me not|away from thy|presence; and take|not thy holy spirit|from me.|51:12 Restore unto me
R	Tthe joy of thy|salvation; and uphold|me with thy free spirit.|51:13 Then will I teach|transgressors thy|ways; and sinners|shall be converted|unto thee.|51:14 Deliver me from|bloodguiltiness, O God,|thou God of my|salvation: and my|tongue shall sing|aloud of thy
R	Trighteousness.|51:15 O Lord, open|thou my lips; and my|mouth shall shew|forth thy praise.|51:16 For thou|desirest not sacrifice;|else would I give it:|thou delightest not in|burnt offering.|51:17 The sacrifices|of God are a broken|spirit: a broken and a|contrite heart, O God,
R	Tthou wilt not despise.|51:18 Do good in thy|good pleasure unto|Zion: build thou the|walls of Jerusalem.|51:19 Then shalt thou|be pleased with the|sacrifices of|righteousness, with|burnt offering and|whole burnt offering:|then shall they offer|bullocks upon thine|altar.
R	T52:1 Why boastest|thou thyself in|mischief, O mighty man?|the goodness of God|endureth continually.|52:2 The tongue|deviseth mischiefs; like|a sharp razor,|working deceitfully.|52:3 Thou lovest evil|more than good; and|lying rather than to|speak righteousness.|Selah.
R	T52:4 Thou lovest all|devouring words, O|thou deceitful tongue.|52:5 God shall likewise|destroy thee for|ever, he shall take|thee away, and pluck|thee out of thy|dwelling place, and|root thee out of the|land of the living.|Selah.|52:6 The righteous|also shall see, and
R	Tfear, and shall laugh|at him:|52:7 Lo, this is the man|that made not God his|strength; but trusted|in the abundance of|his riches, and|strengthened himself|in his wickedness.|52:8 But I am like a|green olive tree in|the house of God: I|trust in the mercy of|God for ever and
R	Tever.|52:9 I will praise thee|for ever, because|thou hast done it: and|I will wait on thy name;|for it is good before|thy saints.||53:1 The fool hath|said in his heart,|There is no God.|Corrupt are they, and|have done abominable|iniquity: there is none
R	Tthat doeth good.|53:2 God looked down|from heaven upon the|children of men, to|see if there were any|that did understand,|that did seek God.|53:3 Every one of|them is gone back:|they are altogether|become filthy; there is|none that doeth good,|no, not one.|53:4 Have the workers
R	Tof iniquity no|knowledge? who eat up|my people as they eat|bread: they have not|called upon God.|53:5 There were they|in great fear, where|no fear was: for God|hath scattered the|bones of him that|encampeth against|thee: thou hast put|them to shame,|because God hath
R	Tdespised them.|53:6 Oh that the|salvation of Israel|were come out of Zion!|When God bringeth|back the captivity of|his people, Jacob|shall rejoice, and|Israel shall be glad.||54:1 Save me, O God,|by thy name, and|judge me by thy|strength.
R	T54:2 Hear my prayer,|O God; give ear to the|words of my mouth.|54:3 For strangers|are risen up against|me, and oppressors|seek after my soul:|they have not set God|before them. Selah.|54:4 Behold, God is|mine helper: the Lord|is with them that|uphold my soul.|54:5 He shall reward
R	Tevil unto mine enemies:|cut them off in thy|truth.|54:6 I will freely|sacrifice unto thee: I|will praise thy name, O|LORD; for it is good.|54:7 For he hath|delivered me out of all|trouble: and mine eye|hath seen his desire|upon mine enemies.||55:1 Give ear to my
R	Tprayer, O God; and|hide not thyself from|my supplication.|55:2 Attend unto me,|and hear me: I mourn|in my complaint, and|make a noise;|55:3 Because of the|voice of the enemy,|because of the|oppression of the|wicked: for they cast|iniquity upon me, and in|wrath they hate me.
R	T55:4 My heart is sore|pained within me: and|the terrors of death|are fallen upon me.|55:5 Fearfulness and|trembling are come|upon me, and horror|hath overwhelmed me.|55:6 And I said, Oh|that I had wings like a|dove! for then would I|fly away, and be at|rest.|55:7 Lo, then would I
R	Twander far off, and|remain in the|wilderness. Selah.|55:8 I would hasten my|escape from the windy|storm and tempest.|55:9 Destroy, O Lord,|and divide their|tongues: for I have|seen violence and|strife in the city.|55:10 Day and night|they go about it upon|the walls thereof:
R	Tmischief also and|sorrow are in the|midst of it.|55:11 Wickedness is in|the midst thereof:|deceit and guile|depart not from her|streets.|55:12 For it was not|an enemy that|reproached me; then I|could have borne it:|neither was it he that|hated me that did
R	Tmagnify himself|against me; then I|would have hid myself|from him:|55:13 But it was thou,|a man mine equal, my|guide, and mine|acquaintance.|55:14 We took sweet|counsel together, and|walked unto the house|of God in company.|55:15 Let death seize|upon them, and let
R	Tthem go down quick|into hell: for|wickedness is in their|dwellings, and among|them.|55:16 As for me, I will|call upon God; and the|LORD shall save me.|55:17 Evening, and|morning, and at noon,|will I pray, and cry|aloud: and he shall|hear my voice.|55:18 He hath
R	Tdelivered my soul in|peace from the battle|that was against me:|for there were many|with me.|55:19 God shall hear,|and afflict them, even|he that abideth of old.|Selah. Because they|have no changes,|therefore they fear|not God.|55:20 He hath put|forth his hands
R	Tagainst such as be at|peace with him: he hath|broken his covenant.|55:21 The words of|his mouth were|smoother than butter,|but war was in his|heart: his words were|softer than oil, yet|were they drawn|swords.|55:22 Cast thy burden|upon the LORD, and he|shall sustain thee: he
R	Tshall never suffer|the righteous to be|moved.|55:23 But thou, O God,|shalt bring them down|into the pit of|destruction: bloody|and deceitful men|shall not live out half|their days; but I will|trust in thee.||56:1 Be merciful unto|me, O God: for man
R	Twould swallow me up;|he fighting daily|oppresseth me.|56:2 Mine enemies|would daily swallow me|up: for they be many|that fight against me,|O thou most High.|56:3 What time I am|afraid, I will trust in|thee.|56:4 In God I will|praise his word, in God|I have put my trust; I
R	Twill not fear what|flesh can do unto me.|56:5 Every day they|wrest my words: all|their thoughts are|against me for evil.|56:6 They gather|themselves together,|they hide themselves,|they mark my steps,|when they wait for my|soul.|56:7 Shall they escape|by iniquity? in thine
R	Tanger cast down the|people, O God.|56:8 Thou tellest my|wanderings: put thou|my tears into thy|bottle: are they not in|thy book?|56:9 When I cry unto|thee, then shall mine|enemies turn back:|this I know; for God is|for me.|56:10 In God will I|praise his word: in the
R	TLORD will I praise his|word.|56:11 In God have I|put my trust: I will not|be afraid what man|can do unto me.|56:12 Thy vows are|upon me, O God: I will|render praises unto|thee.|56:13 For thou hast|delivered my soul|from death: wilt not|thou deliver my feet
R	Tfrom falling, that I may|walk before God in the|light of the living?||57:1 Be merciful unto|me, O God, be merciful|unto me: for my soul|trusteth in thee: yea,|in the shadow of thy|wings will I make my|refuge, until these|calamities be|overpast.|57:2 I will cry unto
R	TGod most high; unto|God that performeth|all things for me.|57:3 He shall send|from heaven, and|save me from the|reproach of him that|would swallow me up.|Selah. God shall send|forth his mercy and|his truth.|57:4 My soul is among|lions: and I lie even|among them that are
R	Tset on fire, even the|sons of men, whose|teeth are spears and|arrows, and their|tongue a sharp sword.|57:5 Be thou exalted,|O God, above the|heavens; let thy glory|be above all the|earth.|57:6 They have|prepared a net for|my steps; my soul is|bowed down: they have
R	Tdigged a pit before|me, into the midst|whereof they are|fallen themselves.|Selah.|57:7 My heart is fixed,|O God, my heart is|fixed: I will sing and|give praise.|57:8 Awake up, my|glory; awake, psaltery|and harp: I myself will|awake early.|57:9 I will praise thee,
R	TO Lord, among the|people: I will sing unto|thee among the|nations.|57:10 For thy mercy is|great unto the|heavens, and thy|truth unto the clouds.|57:11 Be thou exalted,|O God, above the|heavens: let thy glory|be above all the|earth.|
R	T58:1 Do ye indeed|speak righteousness,|O congregation? do ye|judge uprightly, O ye|sons of men?|58:2 Yea, in heart ye|work wickedness; ye|weigh the violence of|your hands in the|earth.|58:3 The wicked are|estranged from the|womb: they go astray|as soon as they be
R	Tborn, speaking lies.|58:4 Their poison is|like the poison of a|serpent: they are like|the deaf adder that|stoppeth her ear;|58:5 Which will not|hearken to the voice|of charmers, charming|never so wisely.|58:6 Break their teeth,|O God, in their mouth:|break out the great|teeth of the young
R	Tlions, O LORD.|58:7 Let them melt|away as waters which|run continually: when|he bendeth his bow to|shoot his arrows, let|them be as cut in|pieces.|58:8 As a snail which|melteth, let every one|of them pass away:|like the untimely birth|of a woman, that they|may not see the sun.
R	T58:9 Before your pots|can feel the thorns,|he shall take them|away as with a|whirlwind, both living,|and in his wrath.|58:10 The righteous|shall rejoice when he|seeth the vengeance:|he shall wash his feet|in the blood of the|wicked.|58:11 So that a man|shall say, Verily there
R	Tis a reward for the|righteous: verily he is|a God that judgeth in|the earth.||59:1 Deliver me from|mine enemies, O my God:|defend me from them|that rise up against|me.|59:2 Deliver me from|the workers of|iniquity, and save me|from bloody men.
R	T59:3 For, lo, they lie in|wait for my soul: the|mighty are gathered|against me; not for my|transgression, nor|for my sin, O LORD.|59:4 They run and|prepare themselves|without my fault: awake|to help me, and behold.|59:5 Thou therefore,|O LORD God of hosts,|the God of Israel,|awake to visit all the
R	Theathen: be not|merciful to any wicked|transgressors. Selah.|59:6 They return at|evening: they make a|noise like a dog, and|go round about the|city.|59:7 Behold, they|belch out with their|mouth: swords are in|their lips: for who, say|they, doth hear?|59:8 But thou, O LORD,
R	Tshalt laugh at them;|thou shalt have all|the heathen in|derision.|59:9 Because of his|strength will I wait|upon thee: for God is|my defence.|59:10 The God of my|mercy shall prevent|me: God shall let me|see my desire upon|mine enemies.|59:11 Slay them not,
R	Tlest my people forget:|scatter them by thy|power; and bring them|down, O Lord our|shield.|59:12 For the sin of|their mouth and the|words of their lips let|them even be taken in|their pride: and for|cursing and lying|which they speak.|59:13 Consume them in|wrath, consume them,
R	Tthat they may not be:|and let them know that|God ruleth in Jacob|unto the ends of the|earth. Selah.|59:14 And at evening|let them return; and|let them make a noise|like a dog, and go|round about the city.|59:15 Let them wander|up and down for meat,|and grudge if they be|not satisfied.
R	T59:16 But I will sing of|thy power; yea, I will|sing aloud of thy|mercy in the morning:|for thou hast been my|defence and refuge in|the day of my trouble.|59:17 Unto thee, O my|strength, will I sing:|for God is my defence,|and the God of my|mercy.||60:1 O God, thou hast
R	Tcast us off, thou hast|scattered us, thou|hast been displeased;|O turn thyself to us|again.|60:2 Thou hast made|the earth to tremble;|thou hast broken it:|heal the breaches|thereof; for it|shaketh.|60:3 Thou hast shewed|thy people hard|things: thou hast made
R	Tus to drink the wine of|astonishment.|60:4 Thou hast given a|banner to them that|fear thee, that it may|be displayed because|of the truth. Selah.|60:5 That thy beloved|may be delivered;|save with thy right|hand, and hear me.|60:6 God hath spoken|in his holiness; I will|rejoice, I will divide
R	TShechem, and mete out|the valley of Succoth.|60:7 Gilead is mine, and|Manasseh is mine;|Ephraim also is the|strength of mine head;|Judah is my lawgiver;|60:8 Moab is my|washpot; over Edom|will I cast out my shoe:|Philistia, triumph thou|because of me.|60:9 Who will bring me|into the strong city?
R	Twho will lead me into|Edom?|60:10 Wilt not thou, O|God, which hadst cast|us off? and thou, O|God, which didst not go|out with our armies?|60:11 Give us help|from trouble: for vain|is the help of man.|60:12 Through God we|shall do valiantly: for|he it is that shall|tread down our
R	Tenemies.||61:1 Hear my cry, O|God; attend unto my|prayer.|61:2 From the end of|the earth will I cry|unto thee, when my|heart is overwhelmed:|lead me to the rock|that is higher than I.|61:3 For thou hast|been a shelter for me,|and a strong tower
R	Tfrom the enemy.|61:4 I will abide in thy|tabernacle for ever: I|will trust in the covert|of thy wings. Selah.|61:5 For thou, O God,|hast heard my vows:|thou hast given me the|heritage of those that|fear thy name.|61:6 Thou wilt prolong|the king's life: and his|years as many|generations.
R	T61:7 He shall abide|before God for ever:|O prepare mercy and|truth, which may|preserve him.|61:8 So will I sing|praise unto thy name|for ever, that I may|daily perform my vows.||62:1 Truly my soul|waiteth upon God: from|him cometh my|salvation.
R	T62:2 He only is my|rock and my salvation;|he is my defence; I|shall not be greatly|moved.|62:3 How long will ye|imagine mischief|against a man? ye|shall be slain all of|you: as a bowing wall|shall ye be, and as a|tottering fence.|62:4 They only consult|to cast him down from
R	This excellency: they|delight in lies: they|bless with their mouth,|but they curse|inwardly. Selah.|62:5 My soul, wait thou|only upon God; for my|expectation is from|him.|62:6 He only is my|rock and my salvation:|he is my defence; I|shall not be moved.|62:7 In God is my
R	Tsalvation and my|glory: the rock of my|strength, and my|refuge, is in God.|62:8 Trust in him at all|times; ye people, pour|out your heart|before him: God is a|refuge for us. Selah.|62:9 Surely men of low|degree are vanity,|and men of high|degree are a lie: to|be laid in the balance,
R	Tthey are altogether|lighter than vanity.|62:10 Trust not in|oppression, and|become not vain in|robbery: if riches|increase, set not your|heart upon them.|62:11 God hath spoken|once; twice have I|heard this; that power|belongeth unto God.|62:12 Also unto thee,|O Lord, belongeth
R	Tmercy: for thou|renderest to every|man according to his|work.||63:1 O God, thou art|my God; early will I|seek thee: my soul|thirsteth for thee, my|flesh longeth for thee|in a dry and thirsty|land, where no water|is;|63:2 To see thy power
R	Tand thy glory, so as I|have seen thee in the|sanctuary.|63:3 Because thy|lovingkindness is|better than life, my|lips shall praise thee.|63:4 Thus will I bless|thee while I live: I will|lift up my hands in thy|name.|63:5 My soul shall be|satisfied as with|marrow and fatness;
R	Tand my mouth shall|praise thee with|joyful lips:|63:6 When I remember|thee upon my bed, and|meditate on thee in the|night watches.|63:7 Because thou|hast been my help,|therefore in the|shadow of thy wings|will I rejoice.|63:8 My soul followeth|hard after thee: thy
R	Tright hand upholdeth|me.|63:9 But those that|seek my soul, to|destroy it, shall go|into the lower parts|of the earth.|63:10 They shall fall|by the sword: they|shall be a portion for|foxes.|63:11 But the king|shall rejoice in God;|every one that
R	Tsweareth by him shall|glory: but the mouth|of them that speak|lies shall be stopped.||64:1 Hear my voice, O|God, in my prayer:|preserve my life from|fear of the enemy.|64:2 Hide me from the|secret counsel of the|wicked; from the|insurrection of the|workers of iniquity:
R	T64:3 Who whet their|tongue like a sword,|and bend their bows|to shoot their arrows,|even bitter words:|64:4 That they may|shoot in secret at the|perfect: suddenly do|they shoot at him, and|fear not.|64:5 They encourage|themselves in an evil|matter: they commune|of laying snares
R	Tprivily; they say, Who|shall see them?|64:6 They search out|iniquities; they|accomplish a diligent|search: both the|inward thought of|every one of them,|and the heart, is deep.|64:7 But God shall|shoot at them with an|arrow; suddenly shall|they be wounded.|64:8 So they shall
R	Tmake their own tongue|to fall upon|themselves: all that|see them shall flee|away.|64:9 And all men shall|fear, and shall|declare the work of|God; for they shall|wisely consider of his|doing.|64:10 The righteous|shall be glad in the|LORD, and shall trust
R	Tin him; and all the|upright in heart shall|glory.||65:1 Praise waiteth|for thee, O God, in|Sion: and unto thee|shall the vow be|performed.|65:2 O thou that|hearest prayer, unto|thee shall all flesh|come.|65:3 Iniquities prevail
R	Tagainst me: as for our|transgressions, thou|shalt purge them|away.|65:4 Blessed is the|man whom thou|choosest, and causest|to approach unto|thee, that he may dwell|in thy courts: we shall|be satisfied with the|goodness of thy|house, even of thy|holy temple.
R	T65:5 By terrible things|in righteousness wilt|thou answer us, O God|of our salvation; who|art the confidence of|all the ends of the|earth, and of them|that are afar off|upon the sea:|65:6 Which by his|strength setteth fast|the mountains; being|girded with power:|65:7 Which stilleth the
R	Tnoise of the seas, the|noise of their waves,|and the tumult of the|people.|65:8 They also that|dwell in the uttermost|parts are afraid at|thy tokens: thou|makest the outgoings|of the morning and|evening to rejoice.|65:9 Thou visitest the|earth, and waterest it:|thou greatly
R	Tenrichest it with the|river of God, which is|full of water: thou|preparest them corn,|when thou hast so|provided for it.|65:10 Thou waterest|the ridges thereof|abundantly: thou|settlest the furrows|thereof: thou makest it|soft with showers:|thou blessest the|springing thereof.
R	T65:11 Thou crownest|the year with thy|goodness; and thy|paths drop fatness.|65:12 They drop upon|the pastures of the|wilderness: and the|little hills rejoice on|every side.|65:13 The pastures|are clothed with|flocks; the valleys|also are covered|over with corn; they
R	Tshout for joy, they|also sing.||66:1 Make a joyful|noise unto God, all ye|lands:|66:2 Sing forth the|honour of his name:|make his praise|glorious.|66:3 Say unto God, How|terrible art thou in|thy works! through|the greatness of thy
R	Tpower shall thine|enemies submit|themselves unto thee.|66:4 All the earth|shall worship thee,|and shall sing unto|thee; they shall sing|to thy name. Selah.|66:5 Come and see the|works of God: he is|terrible in his doing|toward the children of|men.|66:6 He turned the
R	Tsea into dry land:|they went through the|flood on foot: there|did we rejoice in him.|66:7 He ruleth by his|power for ever; his|eyes behold the|nations: let not the|rebellious exalt|themselves. Selah.|66:8 O bless our God,|ye people, and make|the voice of his|praise to be heard:
R	T66:9 Which holdeth our|soul in life, and|suffereth not our|feet to be moved.|66:10 For thou, O God,|hast proved us: thou|hast tried us, as|silver is tried.|66:11 Thou broughtest|us into the net; thou|laidst affliction upon|our loins.|66:12 Thou hast|caused men to ride
R	Tover our heads; we|went through fire and|through water: but|thou broughtest us|out into a wealthy|place.|66:13 I will go into thy|house with burnt|offerings: I will pay|thee my vows,|66:14 Which my lips|have uttered, and my|mouth hath spoken,|when I was in trouble.
R	T66:15 I will offer unto|thee burnt sacrifices|of fatlings, with the|incense of rams; I will|offer bullocks with|goats. Selah.|66:16 Come and hear,|all ye that fear God,|and I will declare what|he hath done for my|soul.|66:17 I cried unto him|with my mouth, and he|was extolled with my
R	Ttongue.|66:18 If I regard|iniquity in my heart,|the Lord will not hear|me:|66:19 But verily God|hath heard me; he|hath attended to the|voice of my prayer.|66:20 Blessed be God,|which hath not turned|away my prayer, nor|his mercy from me.|
R	T67:1 God be merciful|unto us, and bless us;|and cause his face to|shine upon us; Selah.|67:2 That thy way may|be known upon earth,|thy saving health|among all nations.|67:3 Let the people|praise thee, O God; let|all the people praise|thee.|67:4 O let the nations|be glad and sing for
R	Tjoy: for thou shalt|judge the people|righteously, and|govern the nations|upon earth. Selah.|67:5 Let the people|praise thee, O God; let|all the people praise|thee.|67:6 Then shall the|earth yield her|increase; and God,|even our own God,|shall bless us.
R	T67:7 God shall bless|us; and all the ends|of the earth shall|fear him.||68:1 Let God arise, let|his enemies be|scattered: let them|also that hate him flee|before him.|68:2 As smoke is|driven away, so drive|them away: as wax|melteth before the
R	Tfire, so let the wicked|perish at the|presence of God.|68:3 But let the|righteous be glad; let|them rejoice before|God: yea, let them|exceedingly rejoice.|68:4 Sing unto God,|sing praises to his|name: extol him that|rideth upon the|heavens by his name|JAH, and rejoice
R	Tbefore him.|68:5 A father of the|fatherless, and a|judge of the widows,|is God in his holy|habitation.|68:6 God setteth the|solitary in families: he|bringeth out those|which are bound with|chains: but the|rebellious dwell in a|dry land.|68:7 O God, when thou
R	Twentest forth before|thy people, when thou|didst march through|the wilderness; Selah:|68:8 The earth shook,|the heavens also|dropped at the|presence of God:|even Sinai itself was|moved at the|presence of God, the|God of Israel.|68:9 Thou, O God, didst|send a plentiful rain,
R	Twhereby thou didst|confirm thine|inheritance, when it|was weary.|68:10 Thy|congregation hath|dwelt therein: thou, O|God, hast prepared of|thy goodness for the|poor.|68:11 The Lord gave|the word: great was|the company of those|that published it.
R	T68:12 Kings of armies|did flee apace: and|she that tarried at|home divided the spoil.|68:13 Though ye have|lien among the pots,|yet shall ye be as the|wings of a dove|covered with silver,|and her feathers with|yellow gold.|68:14 When the|Almighty scattered|kings in it, it was white
R	Tas snow in Salmon.|68:15 The hill of God|is as the hill of|Bashan; an high hill as|the hill of Bashan.|68:16 Why leap ye, ye|high hills? this is the|hill which God desireth|to dwell in; yea, the|LORD will dwell in it for|ever.|68:17 The chariots of|God are twenty|thousand, even
R	Tthousands of angels:|the Lord is among|them, as in Sinai, in the|holy place.|68:18 Thou hast|ascended on high,|thou hast led captivity|captive: thou hast|received gifts for|men; yea, for the|rebellious also, that|the LORD God might|dwell among them.|68:19 Blessed be the
R	TLord, who daily|loadeth us with|benefits, even the God|of our salvation.|Selah.|68:20 He that is our|God is the God of|salvation; and unto|GOD the Lord belong|the issues from death.|68:21 But God shall|wound the head of his|enemies, and the hairy|scalp of such an one
R	Tas goeth on still in his|trespasses.|68:22 The Lord said, I|will bring again from|Bashan, I will bring my|people again from the|depths of the sea:|68:23 That thy foot|may be dipped in the|blood of thine enemies,|and the tongue of thy|dogs in the same.|68:24 They have seen|thy goings, O God;
R	Teven the goings of my|God, my King, in the|sanctuary.|68:25 The singers|went before, the|players on|instruments followed|after; among them|were the damsels|playing with timbrels.|68:26 Bless ye God in|the congregations,|even the Lord, from|the fountain of Israel.
R	T68:27 There is little|Benjamin with their|ruler, the princes of|Judah and their|council, the princes of|Zebulun, and the|princes of Naphtali.|68:28 Thy God hath|commanded thy|strength: strengthen,|O God, that which thou|hast wrought for us.|68:29 Because of thy|temple at Jerusalem
R	Tshall kings bring|presents unto thee.|68:30 Rebuke the|company of spearmen,|the multitude of the|bulls, with the calves|of the people, till|every one submit|himself with pieces of|silver: scatter thou|the people that delight|in war.|68:31 Princes shall|come out of Egypt;
R	TEthiopia shall soon|stretch out her hands|unto God.|68:32 Sing unto God,|ye kingdoms of the|earth; O sing praises|unto the Lord; Selah:|68:33 To him that|rideth upon the|heavens of heavens,|which were of old; lo,|he doth send out his|voice, and that a|mighty voice.
R	T68:34 Ascribe ye|strength unto God: his|excellency is over|Israel, and his|strength is in the|clouds.|68:35 O God, thou art|terrible out of thy|holy places: the God|of Israel is he that|giveth strength and|power unto his people.|Blessed be God.|
R	T69:1 Save me, O God;|for the waters are|come in unto my soul.|69:2 I sink in deep|mire, where there is|no standing: I am come|into deep waters,|where the floods|overflow me.|69:3 I am weary of my|crying: my throat is|dried: mine eyes fail|while I wait for my God.|69:4 They that hate me
R	Twithout a cause are|more than the hairs|of mine head: they|that would destroy me,|being mine enemies|wrongfully, are mighty:|then I restored that|which I took not away.|69:5 O God, thou|knowest my|foolishness; and my|sins are not hid from|thee.|69:6 Let not them that
R	Twait on thee, O Lord|GOD of hosts, be|ashamed for my sake:|let not those that|seek thee be|confounded for my|sake, O God of Israel.|69:7 Because for thy|sake I have borne|reproach; shame hath|covered my face.|69:8 I am become a|stranger unto my|brethren, and an alien
R	Tunto my mother's|children.|69:9 For the zeal of|thine house hath|eaten me up; and the|reproaches of them|that reproached thee|are fallen upon me.|69:10 When I wept, and|chastened my soul|with fasting, that was|to my reproach.|69:11 I made sackcloth|also my garment; and I
R	Tbecame a proverb to|them.|69:12 They that sit in|the gate speak|against me; and I was|the song of the|drunkards.|69:13 But as for me,|my prayer is unto|thee, O LORD, in an|acceptable time: O God,|in the multitude of thy|mercy hear me, in the|truth of thy salvation.
R	T69:14 Deliver me out|of the mire, and let me|not sink: let me be|delivered from them|that hate me, and out|of the deep waters.|69:15 Let not the|waterflood overflow|me, neither let the|deep swallow me up,|and let not the pit|shut her mouth upon|me.|69:16 Hear me, O LORD;
R	Tfor thy lovingkindness|is good: turn unto me|according to the|multitude of thy|tender mercies.|69:17 And hide not thy|face from thy|servant; for I am in|trouble: hear me|speedily.|69:18 Draw nigh unto|my soul, and redeem it:|deliver me because of|mine enemies.
R	T69:19 Thou hast known|my reproach, and my|shame, and my|dishonour: mine|adversaries are all|before thee.|69:20 Reproach hath|broken my heart; and|I am full of heaviness:|and I looked for some|to take pity, but there|was none; and for|comforters, but I|found none.
R	T69:21 They gave me|also gall for my meat;|and in my thirst they|gave me vinegar to|drink.|69:22 Let their table|become a snare|before them: and that|which should have|been for their|welfare, let it become|a trap.|69:23 Let their eyes|be darkened, that
R	Tthey see not; and|make their loins|continually to shake.|69:24 Pour out thine|indignation upon them,|and let thy wrathful|anger take hold of|them.|69:25 Let their|habitation be desolate;|and let none dwell in|their tents.|69:26 For they|persecute him whom
R	Tthou hast smitten; and|they talk to the grief|of those whom thou|hast wounded.|69:27 Add iniquity unto|their iniquity: and let|them not come into thy|righteousness.|69:28 Let them be|blotted out of the|book of the living, and|not be written with the|righteous.|69:29 But I am poor
R	Tand sorrowful: let thy|salvation, O God, set|me up on high.|69:30 I will praise the|name of God with a|song, and will magnify|him with thanksgiving.|69:31 This also shall|please the LORD|better than an ox or|bullock that hath|horns and hoofs.|69:32 The humble shall|see this, and be glad:
R	Tand your heart shall|live that seek God.|69:33 For the LORD|heareth the poor, and|despiseth not his|prisoners.|69:34 Let the heaven|and earth praise him,|the seas, and every|thing that moveth|therein.|69:35 For God will|save Zion, and will|build the cities of
R	TJudah: that they may|dwell there, and have|it in possession.|69:36 The seed also|of his servants shall|inherit it: and they|that love his name|shall dwell therein.||70:1 Make haste, O|God, to deliver me;|make haste to help me,|O Lord.|70:2 Let them be
R	Tashamed and|confounded that seek|after my soul: let them|be turned backward,|and put to confusion,|that desire my hurt.|70:3 Let them be|turned back for a|reward of their shame|that say, Aha, aha.|70:4 Let all those that|seek thee rejoice and|be glad in thee: and|let such as love thy
R	Tsalvation say|continually, Let God be|magnified.|70:5 But I am poor and|needy: make haste|unto me, O God: thou|art my help and my|deliverer; O LORD,|make no tarrying.||71:1 In thee, O LORD,|do I put my trust: let|me never be put to|confusion.
R	T71:2 Deliver me in thy|righteousness, and|cause me to escape:|incline thine ear unto|me, and save me.|71:3 Be thou my|strong habitation,|whereunto I may|continually resort:|thou hast given|commandment to save|me; for thou art my|rock and my fortress.|71:4 Deliver me, O my
R	TGod, out of the hand|of the wicked, out of|the hand of the|unrighteous and cruel|man.|71:5 For thou art my|hope, O Lord GOD: thou|art my trust from my|youth.|71:6 By thee have I|been holden up from|the womb: thou art he|that took me out of my|mother's bowels: my
R	Tpraise shall be|continually of thee.|71:7 I am as a wonder|unto many; but thou|art my strong refuge.|71:8 Let my mouth be|filled with thy praise|and with thy honour|all the day.|71:9 Cast me not off in|the time of old age;|forsake me not when|my strength faileth.|71:10 For mine enemies
R	Tspeak against me; and|they that lay wait for|my soul take counsel|together,|71:11 Saying, God hath|forsaken him:|persecute and take|him; for there is none|to deliver him.|71:12 O God, be not|far from me: O my God,|make haste for my|help.|71:13 Let them be
R	Tconfounded and|consumed that are|adversaries to my|soul; let them be|covered with|reproach and|dishonour that seek|my hurt.|71:14 But I will hope|continually, and will|yet praise thee more|and more.|71:15 My mouth shall|shew forth thy
R	Trighteousness and thy|salvation all the day;|for I know not the|numbers thereof.|71:16 I will go in the|strength of the Lord|GOD: I will make mention|of thy righteousness,|even of thine only.|71:17 O God, thou hast|taught me from my|youth: and hitherto|have I declared thy|wondrous works.
R	T71:18 Now also when I|am old and|greyheaded, O God,|forsake me not; until I|have shewed thy|strength unto this|generation, and thy|power to every one|that is to come.|71:19 Thy|righteousness also, O|God, is very high, who|hast done great|things: O God, who is
R	Tlike unto thee!|71:20 Thou, which hast|shewed me great and|sore troubles, shalt|quicken me again, and|shalt bring me up|again from the depths|of the earth.|71:21 Thou shalt|increase my|greatness, and|comfort me on every|side.|71:22 I will also praise
R	Tthee with the psaltery,|even thy truth, O my|God: unto thee will I|sing with the harp, O|thou Holy One of|Israel.|71:23 My lips shall|greatly rejoice when|I sing unto thee; and|my soul, which thou|hast redeemed.|71:24 My tongue also|shall talk of thy|righteousness all the
R	Tday long: for they are|confounded, for they|are brought unto|shame, that seek my|hurt.||72:1 Give the king thy|judgments, O God, and|thy righteousness|unto the king's son.|72:2 He shall judge|thy people with|righteousness, and|thy poor with
R	Tjudgment.|72:3 The mountains|shall bring peace to|the people, and the|little hills, by|righteousness.|72:4 He shall judge|the poor of the|people, he shall save|the children of the|needy, and shall|break in pieces the|oppressor.|72:5 They shall fear
R	Tthee as long as the|sun and moon endure,|throughout all|generations.|72:6 He shall come|down like rain upon|the mown grass: as|showers that water|the earth.|72:7 In his days shall|the righteous flourish;|and abundance of|peace so long as the|moon endureth.
R	T72:8 He shall have|dominion also from sea|to sea, and from the|river unto the ends|of the earth.|72:9 They that dwell in|the wilderness shall|bow before him; and|his enemies shall lick|the dust.|72:10 The kings of|Tarshish and of the|isles shall bring|presents: the kings of
R	TSheba and Seba shall|offer gifts.|72:11 Yea, all kings|shall fall down before|him: all nations shall|serve him.|72:12 For he shall|deliver the needy|when he crieth; the|poor also, and him|that hath no helper.|72:13 He shall spare|the poor and needy,|and shall save the
R	Tsouls of the needy.|72:14 He shall redeem|their soul from deceit|and violence: and|precious shall their|blood be in his sight.|72:15 And he shall|live, and to him shall|be given of the gold|of Sheba: prayer also|shall be made for him|continually; and daily|shall he be praised.|72:16 There shall be
R	Tan handful of corn in|the earth upon the|top of the mountains;|the fruit thereof shall|shake like Lebanon:|and they of the city|shall flourish like|grass of the earth.|72:17 His name shall|endure for ever: his|name shall be|continued as long as|the sun: and men shall|be blessed in him: all
R	Tnations shall call him|blessed.|72:18 Blessed be the|LORD God, the God of|Israel, who only doeth|wondrous things.|72:19 And blessed be|his glorious name for|ever: and let the|whole earth be filled|with his glory; Amen,|and Amen.|72:20 The prayers of|David the son of
R	TJesse are ended.||73:1 Truly God is good|to Israel, even to|such as are of a|clean heart.|73:2 But as for me, my|feet were almost gone;|my steps had well nigh|slipped.|73:3 For I was envious|at the foolish, when I|saw the prosperity of|the wicked.
R	T73:4 For there are no|bands in their death:|but their strength is|firm.|73:5 They are not in|trouble as other men;|neither are they|plagued like other|men.|73:6 Therefore pride|compasseth them|about as a chain;|violence covereth|them as a garment.
R	T73:7 Their eyes stand|out with fatness: they|have more than heart|could wish.|73:8 They are|corrupt, and speak|wickedly concerning|oppression: they|speak loftily.|73:9 They set their|mouth against the|heavens, and their|tongue walketh|through the earth.
R	T73:10 Therefore his|people return hither:|and waters of a full|cup are wrung out to|them.|73:11 And they say,|How doth God know?|and is there|knowledge in the most|High?|73:12 Behold, these|are the ungodly, who|prosper in the world;|they increase in
R	Triches.|73:13 Verily I have|cleansed my heart in|vain, and washed my|hands in innocency.|73:14 For all the day|long have I been|plagued, and|chastened every|morning.|73:15 If I say, I will|speak thus; behold, I|should offend against|the generation of thy
R	Tchildren.|73:16 When I thought|to know this, it was too|painful for me;|73:17 Until I went into|the sanctuary of God;|then understood I|their end.|73:18 Surely thou|didst set them in|slippery places: thou|castedst them down|into destruction.|73:19 How are they
R	Tbrought into|desolation, as in a|moment! they are|utterly consumed with|terrors.|73:20 As a dream when|one awaketh; so, O|Lord, when thou|awakest, thou shalt|despise their image.|73:21 Thus my heart|was grieved, and I was|pricked in my reins.|73:22 So foolish was I,
R	Tand ignorant: I was as|a beast before thee.|73:23 Nevertheless I|am continually with|thee: thou hast holden|me by my right hand.|73:24 Thou shalt guide|me with thy counsel,|and afterward|receive me to glory.|73:25 Whom have I in|heaven but thee? and|there is none upon|earth that I desire
R	Tbeside thee.|73:26 My flesh and my|heart faileth: but God|is the strength of my|heart, and my portion|for ever.|73:27 For, lo, they|that are far from|thee shall perish: thou|hast destroyed all|them that go a whoring|from thee.|73:28 But it is good|for me to draw near
R	Tto God: I have put my|trust in the Lord GOD,|that I may declare all|thy works.||74:1 O God, why hast|thou cast us off for|ever? why doth thine|anger smoke against|the sheep of thy|pasture?|74:2 Remember thy|congregation, which|thou hast purchased
R	Tof old; the rod of|thine inheritance,|which thou hast|redeemed; this mount|Zion, wherein thou|hast dwelt.|74:3 Lift up thy feet|unto the perpetual|desolations; even all|that the enemy hath|done wickedly in the|sanctuary.|74:4 Thine enemies|roar in the midst of
R	Tthy congregations;|they set up their|ensigns for signs.|74:5 A man was famous|according as he had|lifted up axes upon|the thick trees.|74:6 But now they|break down the|carved work thereof|at once with axes and|hammers.|74:7 They have cast|fire into thy
R	Tsanctuary, they have|defiled by casting|down the dwelling|place of thy name to|the ground.|74:8 They said in their|hearts, Let us|destroy them|together: they have|burned up all the|synagogues of God in|the land.|74:9 We see not our|signs: there is no
R	Tmore any prophet:|neither is there among|us any that knoweth|how long.|74:10 O God, how long|shall the adversary|reproach? shall the|enemy blaspheme thy|name for ever?|74:11 Why withdrawest|thou thy hand, even|thy right hand? pluck|it out of thy bosom.|74:12 For God is my
R	TKing of old, working|salvation in the midst|of the earth.|74:13 Thou didst divide|the sea by thy|strength: thou|brakest the heads of|the dragons in the|waters.|74:14 Thou brakest|the heads of leviathan|in pieces, and gavest|him to be meat to the|people inhabiting the
R	Twilderness.|74:15 Thou didst|cleave the fountain|and the flood: thou|driedst up mighty|rivers.|74:16 The day is thine,|the night also is thine:|thou hast prepared|the light and the sun.|74:17 Thou hast set|all the borders of the|earth: thou hast made|summer and winter.
R	T74:18 Remember this,|that the enemy hath|reproached, O LORD,|and that the foolish|people have|blasphemed thy name.|74:19 O deliver not|the soul of thy|turtledove unto the|multitude of the|wicked: forget not the|congregation of thy|poor for ever.|74:20 Have respect
R	Tunto the covenant:|for the dark places|of the earth are full|of the habitations of|cruelty.|74:21 O let not the|oppressed return|ashamed: let the poor|and needy praise thy|name.|74:22 Arise, O God,|plead thine own cause:|remember how the|foolish man
R	Treproacheth thee|daily.|74:23 Forget not the|voice of thine enemies:|the tumult of those|that rise up against|thee increaseth|continually.||75:1 Unto thee, O God,|do we give thanks,|unto thee do we give|thanks: for that thy|name is near thy
R	Twondrous works|declare.|75:2 When I shall|receive the|congregation I will|judge uprightly.|75:3 The earth and all|the inhabitants|thereof are dissolved:|I bear up the pillars|of it. Selah.|75:4 I said unto the|fools, Deal not|foolishly: and to the
R	Twicked, Lift not up the|horn:|75:5 Lift not up your|horn on high: speak|not with a stiff neck.|75:6 For promotion|cometh neither from|the east, nor from the|west, nor from the|south.|75:7 But God is the|judge: he putteth|down one, and setteth|up another.
R	T75:8 For in the hand|of the LORD there is a|cup, and the wine is|red; it is full of|mixture; and he|poureth out of the|same: but the dregs|thereof, all the wicked|of the earth shall|wring them out, and|drink them.|75:9 But I will declare|for ever; I will sing|praises to the God of
R	TJacob.|75:10 All the horns of|the wicked also will I|cut off; but the horns|of the righteous shall|be exalted.||76:1 In Judah is God|known: his name is|great in Israel.|76:2 In Salem also is|his tabernacle, and|his dwelling place in|Zion.
R	T76:3 There brake he|the arrows of the|bow, the shield, and|the sword, and the|battle. Selah.|76:4 Thou art more|glorious and excellent|than the mountains of|prey.|76:5 The stouthearted|are spoiled, they have|slept their sleep: and|none of the men of|might have found their
R	Thands.|76:6 At thy rebuke, O|God of Jacob, both|the chariot and horse|are cast into a dead|sleep.|76:7 Thou, even thou,|art to be feared: and|who may stand in thy|sight when once thou|art angry?|76:8 Thou didst cause|judgment to be heard|from heaven; the
R	Tearth feared, and was|still,|76:9 When God arose|to judgment, to save|all the meek of the|earth. Selah.|76:10 Surely the|wrath of man shall|praise thee: the|remainder of wrath|shalt thou restrain.|76:11 Vow, and pay|unto the LORD your|God: let all that be
R	Tround about him bring|presents unto him that|ought to be feared.|76:12 He shall cut off|the spirit of princes:|he is terrible to the|kings of the earth.||77:1 I cried unto God|with my voice, even|unto God with my voice;|and he gave ear unto|me.|77:2 In the day of my
R	Ttrouble I sought the|Lord: my sore ran in|the night, and ceased|not: my soul refused|to be comforted.|77:3 I remembered|God, and was troubled:|I complained, and my|spirit was|overwhelmed. Selah.|77:4 Thou holdest mine|eyes waking: I am so|troubled that I cannot|speak.
R	T77:5 I have|considered the days|of old, the years of|ancient times.|77:6 I call to|remembrance my song|in the night: I commune|with mine own heart:|and my spirit made|diligent search.|77:7 Will the Lord cast|off for ever? and will|he be favourable no|more?
R	T77:8 Is his mercy|clean gone for ever?|doth his promise fail|for evermore?|77:9 Hath God|forgotten to be|gracious? hath he in|anger shut up his|tender mercies?|Selah.|77:10 And I said, This|is my infirmity: but I|will remember the|years of the right
R	Thand of the most High.|77:11 I will remember|the works of the LORD:|surely I will remember|thy wonders of old.|77:12 I will meditate|also of all thy work,|and talk of thy doings.|77:13 Thy way, O God,|is in the sanctuary:|who is so great a God|as our God?|77:14 Thou art the|God that doest
R	Twonders: thou hast|declared thy strength|among the people.|77:15 Thou hast with|thine arm redeemed|thy people, the sons|of Jacob and Joseph.|Selah.|77:16 The waters saw|thee, O God, the|waters saw thee; they|were afraid: the|depths also were|troubled.
R	T77:17 The clouds|poured out water: the|skies sent out a|sound: thine arrows|also went abroad.|77:18 The voice of thy|thunder was in the|heaven: the lightnings|lightened the world:|the earth trembled|and shook.|77:19 Thy way is in the|sea, and thy path in|the great waters, and
R	Tthy footsteps are not|known.|77:20 Thou leddest|thy people like a flock|by the hand of Moses|and Aaron.||78:1 Give ear, O my|people, to my law:|incline your ears to|the words of my|mouth.|78:2 I will open my|mouth in a parable: I
R	Twill utter dark sayings|of old:|78:3 Which we have|heard and known, and|our fathers have told|us.|78:4 We will not hide|them from their|children, shewing to|the generation to|come the praises of|the LORD, and his|strength, and his|wonderful works that
R	The hath done.|78:5 For he|established a|testimony in Jacob,|and appointed a law in|Israel, which he|commanded our|fathers, that they|should make them|known to their|children:|78:6 That the|generation to come|might know them, even
R	Tthe children which|should be born; who|should arise and|declare them to their|children:|78:7 That they might|set their hope in God,|and not forget the|works of God, but|keep his|commandments:|78:8 And might not be|as their fathers, a|stubborn and
R	Trebellious generation;|a generation that set|not their heart aright,|and whose spirit was|not stedfast with God.|78:9 The children of|Ephraim, being armed,|and carrying bows,|turned back in the|day of battle.|78:10 They kept not|the covenant of God,|and refused to walk in|his law;
R	T78:11 And forgat his|works, and his|wonders that he had|shewed them.|78:12 Marvellous|things did he in the|sight of their fathers,|in the land of Egypt, in|the field of Zoan.|78:13 He divided the|sea, and caused them|to pass through; and|he made the waters to|stand as an heap.
R	T78:14 In the daytime|also he led them with a|cloud, and all the|night with a light of|fire.|78:15 He clave the|rocks in the|wilderness, and gave|them drink as out of|the great depths.|78:16 He brought|streams also out of|the rock, and caused|waters to run down
R	Tlike rivers.|78:17 And they sinned|yet more against him|by provoking the most|High in the wilderness.|78:18 And they|tempted God in their|heart by asking meat|for their lust.|78:19 Yea, they spake|against God; they said,|Can God furnish a|table in the|wilderness?
R	T78:20 Behold, he smote|the rock, that the|waters gushed out,|and the streams|overflowed; can he|give bread also? can|he provide flesh for|his people?|78:21 Therefore the|LORD heard this, and|was wroth: so a fire|was kindled against|Jacob, and anger also|came up against
R	TIsrael;|78:22 Because they|believed not in God,|and trusted not in his|salvation:|78:23 Though he had|commanded the clouds|from above, and|opened the doors of|heaven,|78:24 And had rained|down manna upon them|to eat, and had given|them of the corn of
R	Theaven.|78:25 Man did eat|angels' food: he sent|them meat to the full.|78:26 He caused an|east wind to blow in|the heaven: and by his|power he brought in|the south wind.|78:27 He rained flesh|also upon them as|dust, and feathered|fowls like as the sand|of the sea:
R	T78:28 And he let it fall|in the midst of their|camp, round about|their habitations.|78:29 So they did eat,|and were well filled:|for he gave them|their own desire;|78:30 They were not|estranged from their|lust. But while their|meat was yet in their|mouths,|78:31 The wrath of
R	TGod came upon them,|and slew the fattest|of them, and smote|down the chosen men|of Israel.|78:32 For all this they|sinned still, and|believed not for his|wondrous works.|78:33 Therefore their|days did he consume|in vanity, and their|years in trouble.|78:34 When he slew
R	Tthem, then they sought|him: and they returned|and enquired early|after God.|78:35 And they|remembered that God|was their rock, and|the high God their|redeemer.|78:36 Nevertheless|they did flatter him|with their mouth, and|they lied unto him with|their tongues.
R	T78:37 For their heart|was not right with him,|neither were they|stedfast in his|covenant.|78:38 But he, being|full of compassion,|forgave their iniquity,|and destroyed them|not: yea, many a time|turned he his anger|away, and did not stir|up all his wrath.|78:39 For he
R	Tremembered that they|were but flesh; a wind|that passeth away,|and cometh not again.|78:40 How oft did they|provoke him in the|wilderness, and grieve|him in the desert!|78:41 Yea, they turned|back and tempted God,|and limited the Holy|One of Israel.|78:42 They|remembered not his
R	Thand, nor the day|when he delivered|them from the enemy.|78:43 How he had|wrought his signs in|Egypt, and his|wonders in the field|of Zoan.|78:44 And had turned|their rivers into|blood; and their|floods, that they|could not drink.|78:45 He sent divers
R	Tsorts of flies among|them, which devoured|them; and frogs, which|destroyed them.|78:46 He gave also|their increase unto|the caterpiller, and|their labour unto the|locust.|78:47 He destroyed|their vines with hail,|and their sycomore|trees with frost.|78:48 He gave up their
R	Tcattle also to the hail,|and their flocks to|hot thunderbolts.|78:49 He cast upon|them the fierceness|of his anger, wrath,|and indignation, and|trouble, by sending|evil angels among|them.|78:50 He made a way|to his anger; he|spared not their soul|from death, but gave
R	Ttheir life over to the|pestilence;|78:51 And smote all|the firstborn in Egypt;|the chief of their|strength in the|tabernacles of Ham:|78:52 But made his own|people to go forth like|sheep, and guided|them in the wilderness|like a flock.|78:53 And he led them|on safely, so that
R	Tthey feared not: but|the sea overwhelmed|their enemies.|78:54 And he brought|them to the border of|his sanctuary, even to|this mountain, which his|right hand had|purchased.|78:55 He cast out the|heathen also before|them, and divided them|an inheritance by line,|and made the tribes
R	Tof Israel to dwell in|their tents.|78:56 Yet they tempted|and provoked the|most high God, and|kept not his|testimonies:|78:57 But turned back,|and dealt unfaithfully|like their fathers:|they were turned|aside like a deceitful|bow.|78:58 For they
R	Tprovoked him to anger|with their high places,|and moved him to|jealousy with their|graven images.|78:59 When God heard|this, he was wroth, and|greatly abhorred|Israel:|78:60 So that he|forsook the|tabernacle of Shiloh,|the tent which he|placed among men;
R	T78:61 And delivered|his strength into|captivity, and his|glory into the enemy's|hand.|78:62 He gave his|people over also unto|the sword; and was|wroth with his|inheritance.|78:63 The fire|consumed their young|men; and their maidens|were not given to
R	Tmarriage.|78:64 Their priests|fell by the sword; and|their widows made no|lamentation.|78:65 Then the LORD|awaked as one out of|sleep, and like a|mighty man that|shouteth by reason|of wine.|78:66 And he smote his|enemies in the hinder|parts: he put them to
R	Ta perpetual reproach.|78:67 Moreover he|refused the|tabernacle of Joseph,|and chose not the|tribe of Ephraim:|78:68 But chose the|tribe of Judah, the|mount Zion which he|loved.|78:69 And he built his|sanctuary like high|palaces, like the earth|which he hath
R	Testablished for ever.|78:70 He chose David|also his servant, and|took him from the|sheepfolds:|78:71 From following|the ewes great with|young he brought him|to feed Jacob his|people, and Israel his|inheritance.|78:72 So he fed them|according to the|integrity of his heart;
R	Tand guided them by|the skilfulness of his|hands.||79:1 O God, the|heathen are come into|thine inheritance; thy|holy temple have they|defiled; they have laid|Jerusalem on heaps.|79:2 The dead bodies|of thy servants have|they given to be meat|unto the fowls of the
R	Theaven, the flesh of|thy saints unto the|beasts of the earth.|79:3 Their blood have|they shed like water|round about|Jerusalem; and there|was none to bury|them.|79:4 We are become a|reproach to our|neighbours, a scorn|and derision to them|that are round about
R	Tus.|79:5 How long, LORD?|wilt thou be angry for|ever? shall thy|jealousy burn like|fire?|79:6 Pour out thy|wrath upon the|heathen that have not|known thee, and upon|the kingdoms that|have not called upon|thy name.|79:7 For they have
R	Tdevoured Jacob, and|laid waste his dwelling|place.|79:8 O remember not|against us former|iniquities: let thy|tender mercies|speedily prevent us:|for we are brought|very low.|79:9 Help us, O God of|our salvation, for the|glory of thy name: and|deliver us, and purge
R	Taway our sins, for thy|name's sake.|79:10 Wherefore|should the heathen|say, Where is their|God? let him be known|among the heathen in|our sight by the|revenging of the|blood of thy servants|which is shed.|79:11 Let the sighing|of the prisoner come|before thee;
R	Taccording to the|greatness of thy|power preserve thou|those that are|appointed to die;|79:12 And render unto|our neighbours|sevenfold into their|bosom their reproach,|wherewith they have|reproached thee, O|Lord.|79:13 So we thy|people and sheep of
R	Tthy pasture will give|thee thanks for ever:|we will shew forth thy|praise to all|generations.||80:1 Give ear, O|Shepherd of Israel,|thou that leadest|Joseph like a flock;|thou that dwellest|between the|cherubims, shine|forth.
R	T80:2 Before Ephraim|and Benjamin and|Manasseh stir up thy|strength, and come|and save us.|80:3 Turn us again, O|God, and cause thy|face to shine; and we|shall be saved.|80:4 O LORD God of|hosts, how long wilt|thou be angry against|the prayer of thy|people?
R	T80:5 Thou feedest|them with the bread of|tears; and givest them|tears to drink in|great measure.|80:6 Thou makest us a|strife unto our|neighbours: and our|enemies laugh among|themselves.|80:7 Turn us again, O|God of hosts, and|cause thy face to|shine; and we shall be
R	Tsaved.|80:8 Thou hast|brought a vine out of|Egypt: thou hast cast|out the heathen, and|planted it.|80:9 Thou preparedst|room before it, and|didst cause it to take|deep root, and it filled|the land.|80:10 The hills were|covered with the|shadow of it, and the
R	Tboughs thereof were|like the goodly|cedars.|80:11 She sent out|her boughs unto the|sea, and her|branches unto the|river.|80:12 Why hast thou|then broken down her|hedges, so that all|they which pass by|the way do pluck her?|80:13 The boar out of
R	Tthe wood doth waste it,|and the wild beast of|the field doth devour|it.|80:14 Return, we|beseech thee, O God|of hosts: look down|from heaven, and|behold, and visit this|vine;|80:15 And the|vineyard which thy|right hand hath|planted, and the
R	Tbranch that thou|madest strong for|thyself.|80:16 It is burned with|fire, it is cut down:|they perish at the|rebuke of thy|countenance.|80:17 Let thy hand be|upon the man of thy|right hand, upon the|son of man whom thou|madest strong for|thyself.
R	T80:18 So will not we go|back from thee:|quicken us, and we will|call upon thy name.|80:19 Turn us again, O|LORD God of hosts,|cause thy face to|shine; and we shall be|saved.||81:1 Sing aloud unto|God our strength:|make a joyful noise|unto the God of
R	TJacob.|81:2 Take a psalm, and|bring hither the|timbrel, the pleasant|harp with the|psaltery.|81:3 Blow up the|trumpet in the new|moon, in the time|appointed, on our|solemn feast day.|81:4 For this was a|statute for Israel,|and a law of the God
R	Tof Jacob.|81:5 This he ordained|in Joseph for a|testimony, when he|went out through the|land of Egypt: where I|heard a language that|I understood not.|81:6 I removed his|shoulder from the|burden: his hands|were delivered from|the pots.|81:7 Thou calledst in
R	Ttrouble, and I|delivered thee; I|answered thee in the|secret place of|thunder: I proved|thee at the waters of|Meribah. Selah.|81:8 Hear, O my|people, and I will|testify unto thee: O|Israel, if thou wilt|hearken unto me;|81:9 There shall no|strange god be in
R	Tthee; neither shalt|thou worship any|strange god.|81:10 I am the LORD|thy God, which brought|thee out of the land|of Egypt: open thy|mouth wide, and I will|fill it.|81:11 But my people|would not hearken to|my voice; and Israel|would none of me.|81:12 So I gave them
R	Tup unto their own|hearts' lust: and they|walked in their own|counsels.|81:13 Oh that my|people had hearkened|unto me, and Israel|had walked in my ways!|81:14 I should soon|have subdued their|enemies, and turned|my hand against their|adversaries.|81:15 The haters of
R	Tthe LORD should have|submitted themselves|unto him: but their time|should have endured|for ever.|81:16 He should have|fed them also with the|finest of the wheat:|and with honey out of|the rock should I|have satisfied thee.||82:1 God standeth in|the congregation of
R	Tthe mighty; he judgeth|among the gods.|82:2 How long will ye|judge unjustly, and|accept the persons|of the wicked? Selah.|82:3 Defend the poor|and fatherless: do|justice to the|afflicted and needy.|82:4 Deliver the poor|and needy: rid them|out of the hand of the|wicked.
R	T82:5 They know not,|neither will they|understand; they walk|on in darkness: all the|foundations of the|earth are out of|course.|82:6 I have said, Ye|are gods; and all of|you are children of|the most High.|82:7 But ye shall die|like men, and fall like|one of the princes.
R	T82:8 Arise, O God,|judge the earth: for|thou shalt inherit all|nations.||83:1 Keep not thou|silence, O God: hold|not thy peace, and be|not still, O God.|83:2 For, lo, thine|enemies make a tumult:|and they that hate|thee have lifted up|the head.
R	T83:3 They have taken|crafty counsel|against thy people,|and consulted against|thy hidden ones.|83:4 They have said,|Come, and let us cut|them off from being a|nation; that the name|of Israel may be no|more in remembrance.|83:5 For they have|consulted together|with one consent: they
R	Tare confederate|against thee:|83:6 The tabernacles|of Edom, and the|Ishmaelites; of Moab,|and the Hagarenes;|83:7 Gebal, and Ammon,|and Amalek; the|Philistines with the|inhabitants of Tyre;|83:8 Assur also is|joined with them: they|have holpen the|children of Lot. Selah.
R	T83:9 Do unto them as|unto the Midianites; as|to Sisera, as to Jabin,|at the brook of Kison:|83:10 Which perished|at Endor: they became|as dung for the|earth.|83:11 Make their|nobles like Oreb, and|like Zeeb: yea, all their|princes as Zebah, and|as Zalmunna:|83:12 Who said, Let us
R	Ttake to ourselves the|houses of God in|possession.|83:13 O my God, make|them like a wheel; as|the stubble before|the wind.|83:14 As the fire|burneth a wood, and|as the flame setteth|the mountains on fire;|83:15 So persecute|them with thy tempest,|and make them afraid
R	Twith thy storm.|83:16 Fill their faces|with shame; that they|may seek thy name, O|LORD.|83:17 Let them be|confounded and|troubled for ever;|yea, let them be put to|shame, and perish:|83:18 That men may|know that thou, whose|name alone is|JEHOVAH, art the most
R	Thigh over all the|earth.||84:1 How amiable are|thy tabernacles, O|LORD of hosts!|84:2 My soul longeth,|yea, even fainteth for|the courts of the|LORD: my heart and my|flesh crieth out for|the living God.|84:3 Yea, the sparrow|hath found an house,
R	Tand the swallow a nest|for herself, where|she may lay her|young, even thine|altars, O LORD of|hosts, my King, and my|God.|84:4 Blessed are they|that dwell in thy|house: they will be still|praising thee. Selah.|84:5 Blessed is the|man whose strength is|in thee; in whose heart
R	Tare the ways of them.|84:6 Who passing|through the valley of|Baca make it a well;|the rain also filleth|the pools.|84:7 They go from|strength to strength,|every one of them in|Zion appeareth|before God.|84:8 O LORD God of|hosts, hear my|prayer: give ear, O
R	TGod of Jacob. Selah.|84:9 Behold, O God our|shield, and look upon|the face of thine|anointed.|84:10 For a day in thy|courts is better than|a thousand. I had|rather be a|doorkeeper in the|house of my God, than|to dwell in the tents|of wickedness.|84:11 For the LORD
R	TGod is a sun and|shield: the LORD will|give grace and glory:|no good thing will he|withhold from them|that walk uprightly.|84:12 O LORD of hosts,|blessed is the man|that trusteth in thee.||85:1 Lord, thou hast|been favourable unto|thy land: thou hast|brought back the
R	Tcaptivity of Jacob.|85:2 Thou hast|forgiven the iniquity|of thy people, thou|hast covered all their|sin. Selah.|85:3 Thou hast taken|away all thy wrath:|thou hast turned|thyself from the|fierceness of thine|anger.|85:4 Turn us, O God of|our salvation, and
R	Tcause thine anger|toward us to cease.|85:5 Wilt thou be|angry with us for|ever? wilt thou draw|out thine anger to all|generations?|85:6 Wilt thou not|revive us again: that|thy people may|rejoice in thee?|85:7 Shew us thy|mercy, O LORD, and|grant us thy
R	Tsalvation.|85:8 I will hear what|God the LORD will|speak: for he will|speak peace unto his|people, and to his|saints: but let them|not turn again to|folly.|85:9 Surely his|salvation is nigh them|that fear him; that|glory may dwell in our|land.
R	T85:10 Mercy and truth|are met together;|righteousness and|peace have kissed|each other.|85:11 Truth shall|spring out of the|earth; and|righteousness shall|look down from|heaven.|85:12 Yea, the LORD|shall give that which is|good; and our land
R	Tshall yield her|increase.|85:13 Righteousness|shall go before him;|and shall set us in the|way of his steps.||86:1 Bow down thine|ear, O LORD, hear me:|for I am poor and|needy.|86:2 Preserve my|soul; for I am holy: O|thou my God, save thy
R	Tservant that trusteth|in thee.|86:3 Be merciful unto|me, O Lord: for I cry|unto thee daily.|86:4 Rejoice the soul|of thy servant: for|unto thee, O Lord, do I|lift up my soul.|86:5 For thou, Lord,|art good, and ready|to forgive; and|plenteous in mercy|unto all them that call
R	Tupon thee.|86:6 Give ear, O LORD,|unto my prayer; and|attend to the voice of|my supplications.|86:7 In the day of my|trouble I will call upon|thee: for thou wilt|answer me.|86:8 Among the gods|there is none like unto|thee, O Lord; neither|are there any works|like unto thy works.
R	T86:9 All nations whom|thou hast made shall|come and worship|before thee, O Lord;|and shall glorify thy|name.|86:10 For thou art|great, and doest|wondrous things: thou|art God alone.|86:11 Teach me thy|way, O LORD; I will walk|in thy truth: unite my|heart to fear thy
R	Tname.|86:12 I will praise|thee, O Lord my God,|with all my heart: and I|will glorify thy name|for evermore.|86:13 For great is thy|mercy toward me: and|thou hast delivered|my soul from the|lowest hell.|86:14 O God, the proud|are risen against me,|and the assemblies of
R	Tviolent men have|sought after my soul;|and have not set thee|before them.|86:15 But thou, O Lord,|art a God full of|compassion, and|gracious,|longsuffering, and|plenteous in mercy|and truth.|86:16 O turn unto me,|and have mercy upon|me; give thy strength
R	Tunto thy servant, and|save the son of thine|handmaid.|86:17 Shew me a token|for good; that they|which hate me may see|it, and be ashamed:|because thou, LORD,|hast holpen me, and|comforted me.||87:1 His foundation is|in the holy mountains.|87:2 The LORD loveth
R	Tthe gates of Zion|more than all the|dwellings of Jacob.|87:3 Glorious things|are spoken of thee, O|city of God. Selah.|87:4 I will make mention|of Rahab and Babylon|to them that know me:|behold Philistia, and|Tyre, with Ethiopia; this|man was born there.|87:5 And of Zion it|shall be said, This and
R	Tthat man was born in|her: and the highest|himself shall establish|her.|87:6 The LORD shall|count, when he writeth|up the people, that|this man was born|there. Selah.|87:7 As well the|singers as the|players on|instruments shall be|there: all my springs
R	Tare in thee.||88:1 O lord God of my|salvation, I have cried|day and night before|thee:|88:2 Let my prayer|come before thee:|incline thine ear unto|my cry;|88:3 For my soul is|full of troubles: and|my life draweth nigh|unto the grave.
R	T88:4 I am counted with|them that go down into|the pit: I am as a man|that hath no strength:|88:5 Free among the|dead, like the slain|that lie in the grave,|whom thou|rememberest no more:|and they are cut off|from thy hand.|88:6 Thou hast laid me|in the lowest pit, in|darkness, in the
R	Tdeeps.|88:7 Thy wrath lieth|hard upon me, and|thou hast afflicted me|with all thy waves.|Selah.|88:8 Thou hast put|away mine|acquaintance far from|me; thou hast made me|an abomination unto|them: I am shut up, and|I cannot come forth.|88:9 Mine eye
R	Tmourneth by reason|of affliction: LORD, I|have called daily upon|thee, I have stretched|out my hands unto|thee.|88:10 Wilt thou shew|wonders to the dead?|shall the dead arise|and praise thee?|Selah.|88:11 Shall thy|lovingkindness be|declared in the
R	Tgrave? or thy|faithfulness in|destruction?|88:12 Shall thy|wonders be known in|the dark? and thy|righteousness in the|land of|forgetfulness?|88:13 But unto thee|have I cried, O LORD;|and in the morning|shall my prayer|prevent thee.
R	T88:14 LORD, why|castest thou off my|soul? why hidest thou|thy face from me?|88:15 I am afflicted|and ready to die from|my youth up: while I|suffer thy terrors I|am distracted.|88:16 Thy fierce|wrath goeth over me;|thy terrors have cut|me off.|88:17 They came
R	Tround about me daily|like water; they|compassed me about|together.|88:18 Lover and|friend hast thou put|far from me, and mine|acquaintance into|darkness.||89:1 I will sing of the|mercies of the LORD|for ever: with my|mouth will I make known
R	Tthy faithfulness to all|generations.|89:2 For I have said,|Mercy shall be built|up for ever: thy|faithfulness shalt|thou establish in the|very heavens.|89:3 I have made a|covenant with my|chosen, I have sworn|unto David my servant,|89:4 Thy seed will I|establish for ever,
R	Tand build up thy|throne to all|generations. Selah.|89:5 And the heavens|shall praise thy|wonders, O LORD: thy|faithfulness also in|the congregation of|the saints.|89:6 For who in the|heaven can be|compared unto the|LORD? who among the|sons of the mighty
R	Tcan be likened unto|the LORD?|89:7 God is greatly to|be feared in the|assembly of the|saints, and to be had|in reverence of all|them that are about|him.|89:8 O LORD God of|hosts, who is a strong|LORD like unto thee?|or to thy faithfulness|round about thee?
R	T89:9 Thou rulest the|raging of the sea:|when the waves|thereof arise, thou|stillest them.|89:10 Thou hast|broken Rahab in|pieces, as one that is|slain; thou hast|scattered thine|enemies with thy|strong arm.|89:11 The heavens|are thine, the earth
R	Talso is thine: as for|the world and the|fulness thereof, thou|hast founded them.|89:12 The north and|the south thou hast|created them: Tabor|and Hermon shall|rejoice in thy name.|89:13 Thou hast a|mighty arm: strong is|thy hand, and high is|thy right hand.|89:14 Justice and
R	Tjudgment are the|habitation of thy|throne: mercy and|truth shall go before|thy face.|89:15 Blessed is the|people that know the|joyful sound: they|shall walk, O LORD, in|the light of thy|countenance.|89:16 In thy name|shall they rejoice all|the day: and in thy
R	Trighteousness shall|they be exalted.|89:17 For thou art the|glory of their|strength: and in thy|favour our horn shall|be exalted.|89:18 For the LORD is|our defence; and the|Holy One of Israel is|our king.|89:19 Then thou|spakest in vision to|thy holy one, and
R	Tsaidst, I have laid help|upon one that is|mighty; I have exalted|one chosen out of the|people.|89:20 I have found|David my servant; with|my holy oil have I|anointed him:|89:21 With whom my|hand shall be|established: mine arm|also shall strengthen|him.
R	T89:22 The enemy shall|not exact upon him;|nor the son of|wickedness afflict him.|89:23 And I will beat|down his foes before|his face, and plague|them that hate him.|89:24 But my|faithfulness and my|mercy shall be with|him: and in my name|shall his horn be|exalted.
R	T89:25 I will set his|hand also in the sea,|and his right hand in|the rivers.|89:26 He shall cry|unto me, Thou art my|father, my God, and|the rock of my|salvation.|89:27 Also I will make|him my firstborn,|higher than the kings|of the earth.|89:28 My mercy will I
R	Tkeep for him for|evermore, and my|covenant shall stand|fast with him.|89:29 His seed also|will I make to endure|for ever, and his|throne as the days of|heaven.|89:30 If his children|forsake my law, and|walk not in my|judgments;|89:31 If they break my
R	Tstatutes, and keep not|my commandments;|89:32 Then will I visit|their transgression|with the rod, and their|iniquity with stripes.|89:33 Nevertheless my|lovingkindness will I|not utterly take from|him, nor suffer my|faithfulness to fail.|89:34 My covenant will|I not break, nor alter|the thing that is gone
R	Tout of my lips.|89:35 Once have I|sworn by my holiness|that I will not lie unto|David.|89:36 His seed shall|endure for ever, and|his throne as the sun|before me.|89:37 It shall be|established for ever|as the moon, and as a|faithful witness in|heaven. Selah.
R	T89:38 But thou hast|cast off and|abhorred, thou hast|been wroth with thine|anointed.|89:39 Thou hast made|void the covenant of|thy servant: thou hast|profaned his crown|by casting it to the|ground.|89:40 Thou hast|broken down all his|hedges; thou hast
R	Tbrought his strong|holds to ruin.|89:41 All that pass by|the way spoil him: he is|a reproach to his|neighbours.|89:42 Thou hast set|up the right hand of|his adversaries; thou|hast made all his|enemies to rejoice.|89:43 Thou hast also|turned the edge of|his sword, and hast
R	Tnot made him to stand|in the battle.|89:44 Thou hast made|his glory to cease,|and cast his throne|down to the ground.|89:45 The days of his|youth hast thou|shortened: thou hast|covered him with|shame. Selah.|89:46 How long, LORD?|wilt thou hide thyself|for ever? shall thy
R	Twrath burn like fire?|89:47 Remember how|short my time is:|wherefore hast thou|made all men in vain?|89:48 What man is he|that liveth, and shall|not see death? shall|he deliver his soul|from the hand of the|grave? Selah.|89:49 Lord, where are|thy former|lovingkindnesses,
R	Twhich thou swarest|unto David in thy|truth?|89:50 Remember, Lord,|the reproach of thy|servants; how I do|bear in my bosom the|reproach of all the|mighty people;|89:51 Wherewith thine|enemies have|reproached, O LORD;|wherewith they have|reproached the
R	Tfootsteps of thine|anointed.|89:52 Blessed be the|LORD for evermore.|Amen, and Amen.||90:1 Lord, thou hast|been our dwelling|place in all|generations.|90:2 Before the|mountains were|brought forth, or|ever thou hadst
R	Tformed the earth and|the world, even from|everlasting to|everlasting, thou art|God.|90:3 Thou turnest man|to destruction; and|sayest, Return, ye|children of men.|90:4 For a thousand|years in thy sight are|but as yesterday|when it is past, and as|a watch in the night.
R	T90:5 Thou carriest|them away as with a|flood; they are as a|sleep: in the morning|they are like grass|which groweth up.|90:6 In the morning it|flourisheth, and|groweth up; in the|evening it is cut down,|and withereth.|90:7 For we are|consumed by thine|anger, and by thy
R	Twrath are we|troubled.|90:8 Thou hast set|our iniquities before|thee, our secret sins|in the light of thy|countenance.|90:9 For all our days|are passed away in|thy wrath: we spend|our years as a tale|that is told.|90:10 The days of our|years are threescore
R	Tyears and ten; and if|by reason of|strength they be|fourscore years, yet|is their strength|labour and sorrow;|for it is soon cut off,|and we fly away.|90:11 Who knoweth the|power of thine anger?|even according to thy|fear, so is thy wrath.|90:12 So teach us to|number our days, that
R	Twe may apply our|hearts unto wisdom.|90:13 Return, O LORD,|how long? and let it|repent thee|concerning thy|servants.|90:14 O satisfy us|early with thy mercy;|that we may rejoice|and be glad all our|days.|90:15 Make us glad|according to the days
R	Twherein thou hast|afflicted us, and the|years wherein we|have seen evil.|90:16 Let thy work|appear unto thy|servants, and thy|glory unto their|children.|90:17 And let the|beauty of the LORD|our God be upon us:|and establish thou the|work of our hands
R	Tupon us; yea, the work|of our hands|establish thou it.||91:1 He that dwelleth|in the secret place of|the most High shall|abide under the|shadow of the|Almighty.|91:2 I will say of the|LORD, He is my refuge|and my fortress: my|God; in him will I trust.
R	T91:3 Surely he shall|deliver thee from the|snare of the fowler,|and from the noisome|pestilence.|91:4 He shall cover|thee with his feathers,|and under his wings|shalt thou trust: his|truth shall be thy|shield and buckler.|91:5 Thou shalt not be|afraid for the terror|by night; nor for the
R	Tarrow that flieth by|day;|91:6 Nor for the|pestilence that|walketh in darkness;|nor for the|destruction that|wasteth at noonday.|91:7 A thousand shall|fall at thy side, and|ten thousand at thy|right hand; but it shall|not come nigh thee.|91:8 Only with thine
R	Teyes shalt thou|behold and see the|reward of the wicked.|91:9 Because thou|hast made the LORD,|which is my refuge,|even the most High,|thy habitation;|91:10 There shall no|evil befall thee,|neither shall any|plague come nigh thy|dwelling.|91:11 For he shall
R	Tgive his angels|charge over thee, to|keep thee in all thy|ways.|91:12 They shall bear|thee up in their hands,|lest thou dash thy|foot against a stone.|91:13 Thou shalt|tread upon the lion|and adder: the young|lion and the dragon|shalt thou trample|under feet.
R	T91:14 Because he hath|set his love upon me,|therefore will I|deliver him: I will set|him on high, because|he hath known my|name.|91:15 He shall call|upon me, and I will|answer him: I will be|with him in trouble; I|will deliver him, and|honour him.|91:16 With long life will
R	TI satisfy him, and shew|him my salvation.||92:1 It is a good thing|to give thanks unto|the Lord, and to sing|praises unto thy name,|O most High:|92:2 To shew forth|thy lovingkindness in|the morning, and thy|faithfulness every|night,|92:3 Upon an
R	Tinstrument of ten|strings, and upon the|psaltery; upon the|harp with a solemn|sound.|92:4 For thou, LORD,|hast made me glad|through thy work: I|will triumph in the|works of thy hands.|92:5 O LORD, how great|are thy works! and|thy thoughts are very|deep.
R	T92:6 A brutish man|knoweth not; neither|doth a fool|understand this.|92:7 When the wicked|spring as the grass,|and when all the|workers of iniquity do|flourish; it is that they|shall be destroyed|for ever:|92:8 But thou, LORD,|art most high for|evermore.
R	T92:9 For, lo, thine|enemies, O LORD, for,|lo, thine enemies shall|perish; all the|workers of iniquity|shall be scattered.|92:10 But my horn|shalt thou exalt like|the horn of an|unicorn: I shall be|anointed with fresh oil.|92:11 Mine eye also|shall see my desire on|mine enemies, and mine
R	Tears shall hear my|desire of the wicked|that rise up against|me.|92:12 The righteous|shall flourish like the|palm tree: he shall|grow like a cedar in|Lebanon.|92:13 Those that be|planted in the house|of the LORD shall|flourish in the courts|of our God.
R	T92:14 They shall still|bring forth fruit in|old age; they shall be|fat and flourishing;|92:15 To shew that the|LORD is upright: he is|my rock, and there is|no unrighteousness in|him.||93:1 The LORD|reigneth, he is clothed|with majesty; the LORD|is clothed with
R	Tstrength, wherewith he|hath girded himself:|the world also is|stablished, that it|cannot be moved.|93:2 Thy throne is|established of old:|thou art from|everlasting.|93:3 The floods have|lifted up, O LORD, the|floods have lifted up|their voice; the floods|lift up their waves.
R	T93:4 The LORD on high|is mightier than the|noise of many waters,|yea, than the mighty|waves of the sea.|93:5 Thy testimonies|are very sure:|holiness becometh|thine house, O LORD,|for ever.||94:1 O Lord God, to|whom vengeance|belongeth; O God, to
R	Twhom vengeance|belongeth, shew|thyself.|94:2 Lift up thyself,|thou judge of the|earth: render a|reward to the proud.|94:3 LORD, how long|shall the wicked, how|long shall the wicked|triumph?|94:4 How long shall|they utter and speak|hard things? and all
R	Tthe workers of iniquity|boast themselves?|94:5 They break in|pieces thy people, O|LORD, and afflict thine|heritage.|94:6 They slay the|widow and the|stranger, and murder|the fatherless.|94:7 Yet they say, The|LORD shall not see,|neither shall the God|of Jacob regard it.
R	T94:8 Understand, ye|brutish among the|people: and ye fools,|when will ye be wise?|94:9 He that planted|the ear, shall he not|hear? he that formed|the eye, shall he not|see?|94:10 He that|chastiseth the|heathen, shall not he|correct? he that|teacheth man
R	Tknowledge, shall not|he know?|94:11 The LORD|knoweth the thoughts|of man, that they are|vanity.|94:12 Blessed is the|man whom thou|chastenest, O LORD,|and teachest him out|of thy law;|94:13 That thou|mayest give him rest|from the days of
R	Tadversity, until the pit|be digged for the|wicked.|94:14 For the LORD will|not cast off his|people, neither will he|forsake his|inheritance.|94:15 But judgment|shall return unto|righteousness: and all|the upright in heart|shall follow it.|94:16 Who will rise up
R	Tfor me against the|evildoers? or who will|stand up for me|against the workers|of iniquity?|94:17 Unless the LORD|had been my help, my|soul had almost dwelt|in silence.|94:18 When I said, My|foot slippeth; thy|mercy, O LORD, held me|up.|94:19 In the multitude
R	Tof my thoughts within|me thy comforts|delight my soul.|94:20 Shall the throne|of iniquity have|fellowship with thee,|which frameth mischief|by a law?|94:21 They gather|themselves together|against the soul of|the righteous, and|condemn the innocent|blood.
R	T94:22 But the LORD is|my defence; and my|God is the rock of my|refuge.|94:23 And he shall|bring upon them their|own iniquity, and shall|cut them off in their|own wickedness; yea,|the LORD our God|shall cut them off.||95:1 O come, let us|sing unto the LORD: let
R	Tus make a joyful|noise to the rock of|our salvation.|95:2 Let us come|before his presence|with thanksgiving, and|make a joyful noise|unto him with psalms.|95:3 For the LORD is a|great God, and a|great King above all|gods.|95:4 In his hand are|the deep places of
R	Tthe earth: the|strength of the hills|is his also.|95:5 The sea is his,|and he made it: and his|hands formed the dry|land.|95:6 O come, let us|worship and bow down:|let us kneel before|the LORD our maker.|95:7 For he is our|God; and we are the|people of his pasture,
R	Tand the sheep of his|hand. To day if ye will|hear his voice,|95:8 Harden not your|heart, as in the|provocation, and as in|the day of temptation|in the wilderness:|95:9 When your|fathers tempted me,|proved me, and saw my|work.|95:10 Forty years|long was I grieved
R	Twith this generation,|and said, It is a|people that do err in|their heart, and they|have not known my|ways:|95:11 Unto whom I|sware in my wrath that|they should not enter|into my rest.||96:1 O sing unto the|LORD a new song: sing|unto the LORD, all the
R	Tearth.|96:2 Sing unto the|LORD, bless his name;|shew forth his|salvation from day to|day.|96:3 Declare his glory|among the heathen, his|wonders among all|people.|96:4 For the LORD is|great, and greatly to|be praised: he is to be|feared above all
R	Tgods.|96:5 For all the gods|of the nations are|idols: but the LORD|made the heavens.|96:6 Honour and|majesty are before|him: strength and|beauty are in his|sanctuary.|96:7 Give unto the|LORD, O ye kindreds of|the people, give unto|the LORD glory and
R	Tstrength.|96:8 Give unto the|LORD the glory due|unto his name: bring|an offering, and come|into his courts.|96:9 O worship the|LORD in the beauty of|holiness: fear before|him, all the earth.|96:10 Say among the|heathen that the LORD|reigneth: the world|also shall be
R	Testablished that it|shall not be moved: he|shall judge the|people righteously.|96:11 Let the heavens|rejoice, and let the|earth be glad; let the|sea roar, and the|fulness thereof.|96:12 Let the field be|joyful, and all that is|therein: then shall all|the trees of the wood|rejoice
R	T96:13 Before the|LORD: for he cometh,|for he cometh to|judge the earth: he|shall judge the world|with righteousness,|and the people with|his truth.||97:1 The LORD|reigneth; let the earth|rejoice; let the|multitude of isles be|glad thereof.
R	T97:2 Clouds and|darkness are round|about him:|righteousness and|judgment are the|habitation of his|throne.|97:3 A fire goeth|before him, and|burneth up his|enemies round about.|97:4 His lightnings|enlightened the world:|the earth saw, and
R	Ttrembled.|97:5 The hills melted|like wax at the|presence of the LORD,|at the presence of|the Lord of the whole|earth.|97:6 The heavens|declare his|righteousness, and all|the people see his|glory.|97:7 Confounded be|all they that serve
R	Tgraven images, that|boast themselves of|idols: worship him, all|ye gods.|97:8 Zion heard, and|was glad; and the|daughters of Judah|rejoiced because of|thy judgments, O LORD.|97:9 For thou, LORD,|art high above all the|earth: thou art|exalted far above all|gods.
R	T97:10 Ye that love the|LORD, hate evil: he|preserveth the souls|of his saints; he|delivereth them out of|the hand of the|wicked.|97:11 Light is sown|for the righteous, and|gladness for the|upright in heart.|97:12 Rejoice in the|LORD, ye righteous;|and give thanks at the
R	Tremembrance of his|holiness.||98:1 O sing unto the|LORD a new song; for|he hath done|marvellous things: his|right hand, and his|holy arm, hath gotten|him the victory.|98:2 The LORD hath|made known his|salvation: his|righteousness hath he
R	Topenly shewed in the|sight of the heathen.|98:3 He hath|remembered his mercy|and his truth toward|the house of Israel:|all the ends of the|earth have seen the|salvation of our God.|98:4 Make a joyful|noise unto the LORD,|all the earth: make a|loud noise, and|rejoice, and sing
R	Tpraise.|98:5 Sing unto the|LORD with the harp;|with the harp, and the|voice of a psalm.|98:6 With trumpets and|sound of cornet make|a joyful noise before|the LORD, the King.|98:7 Let the sea roar,|and the fulness|thereof; the world,|and they that dwell|therein.
R	T98:8 Let the floods|clap their hands: let|the hills be joyful|together|98:9 Before the LORD;|for he cometh to|judge the earth: with|righteousness shall|he judge the world,|and the people with|equity.||99:1 The LORD|reigneth; let the
R	Tpeople tremble: he|sitteth between the|cherubims; let the|earth be moved.|99:2 The LORD is great|in Zion; and he is high|above all the people.|99:3 Let them praise|thy great and terrible|name; for it is holy.|99:4 The king's|strength also loveth|judgment; thou dost|establish equity, thou
R	Texecutest judgment|and righteousness in|Jacob.|99:5 Exalt ye the LORD|our God, and worship|at his footstool; for|he is holy.|99:6 Moses and Aaron|among his priests, and|Samuel among them|that call upon his|name; they called upon|the LORD, and he|answered them.
R	T99:7 He spake unto|them in the cloudy|pillar: they kept his|testimonies, and the|ordinance that he|gave them.|99:8 Thou answeredst|them, O LORD our God:|thou wast a God that|forgavest them,|though thou tookest|vengeance of their|inventions.|99:9 Exalt the LORD
R	Tour God, and worship|at his holy hill; for the|LORD our God is holy.||100:1 Make a joyful|noise unto the LORD,|all ye lands.|100:2 Serve the LORD|with gladness: come|before his presence|with singing.|100:3 Know ye that the|LORD he is God: it is he|that hath made us, and
R	Tnot we ourselves; we|are his people, and|the sheep of his|pasture.|100:4 Enter into his|gates with|thanksgiving, and into|his courts with praise:|be thankful unto him,|and bless his name.|100:5 For the LORD is|good; his mercy is|everlasting; and his|truth endureth to all
R	Tgenerations.||101:1 I will sing of|mercy and judgment:|unto thee, O LORD, will|I sing.|101:2 I will behave|myself wisely in a|perfect way. O when|wilt thou come unto|me? I will walk within my|house with a perfect|heart.|101:3 I will set no
R	Twicked thing before|mine eyes: I hate the|work of them that turn|aside; it shall not|cleave to me.|101:4 A froward heart|shall depart from me:|I will not know a wicked|person.|101:5 Whoso privily|slandereth his|neighbour, him will I|cut off: him that hath|an high look and a
R	Tproud heart will not I|suffer.|101:6 Mine eyes shall|be upon the faithful|of the land, that they|may dwell with me: he|that walketh in a|perfect way, he shall|serve me.|101:7 He that worketh|deceit shall not dwell|within my house: he|that telleth lies shall|not tarry in my sight.
R	T101:8 I will early|destroy all the wicked|of the land; that I may|cut off all wicked|doers from the city of|the LORD.||102:1 Hear my prayer,|O LORD, and let my cry|come unto thee.|102:2 Hide not thy|face from me in the|day when I am in|trouble; incline thine
R	Tear unto me: in the|day when I call|answer me speedily.|102:3 For my days are|consumed like smoke,|and my bones are|burned as an hearth.|102:4 My heart is|smitten, and withered|like grass; so that I|forget to eat my|bread.|102:5 By reason of|the voice of my
R	Tgroaning my bones|cleave to my skin.|102:6 I am like a|pelican of the|wilderness: I am like|an owl of the desert.|102:7 I watch, and am|as a sparrow alone|upon the house top.|102:8 Mine enemies|reproach me all the|day; and they that are|mad against me are|sworn against me.
R	T102:9 For I have|eaten ashes like|bread, and mingled my|drink with weeping.|102:10 Because of|thine indignation and|thy wrath: for thou|hast lifted me up, and|cast me down.|102:11 My days are|like a shadow that|declineth; and I am|withered like grass.|102:12 But thou, O
R	TLORD, shall endure|for ever; and thy|remembrance unto all|generations.|102:13 Thou shalt|arise, and have mercy|upon Zion: for the time|to favour her, yea,|the set time, is come.|102:14 For thy|servants take|pleasure in her|stones, and favour|the dust thereof.
R	T102:15 So the heathen|shall fear the name of|the LORD, and all the|kings of the earth thy|glory.|102:16 When the LORD|shall build up Zion, he|shall appear in his|glory.|102:17 He will regard|the prayer of the|destitute, and not|despise their prayer.|102:18 This shall be
R	Twritten for the|generation to come:|and the people which|shall be created shall|praise the LORD.|102:19 For he hath|looked down from the|height of his|sanctuary; from|heaven did the LORD|behold the earth;|102:20 To hear the|groaning of the|prisoner; to loose
R	Tthose that are|appointed to death;|102:21 To declare the|name of the LORD in|Zion, and his praise in|Jerusalem;|102:22 When the|people are gathered|together, and the|kingdoms, to serve the|LORD.|102:23 He weakened|my strength in the|way; he shortened my
R	Tdays.|102:24 I said, O my|God, take me not away|in the midst of my|days: thy years are|throughout all|generations.|102:25 Of old hast|thou laid the|foundation of the|earth: and the|heavens are the work|of thy hands.|102:26 They shall
R	Tperish, but thou shalt|endure: yea, all of|them shall wax old like|a garment; as a|vesture shalt thou|change them, and they|shall be changed:|102:27 But thou art|the same, and thy|years shall have no|end.|102:28 The children of|thy servants shall|continue, and their
R	Tseed shall be|established before|thee.||103:1 Bless the LORD,|O my soul: and all that|is within me, bless his|holy name.|103:2 Bless the LORD,|O my soul, and forget|not all his benefits:|103:3 Who forgiveth|all thine iniquities; who|healeth all thy
R	Tdiseases;|103:4 Who redeemeth|thy life from|destruction; who|crowneth thee with|lovingkindness and|tender mercies;|103:5 Who satisfieth|thy mouth with good|things; so that thy|youth is renewed like|the eagle's.|103:6 The LORD|executeth
R	Trighteousness and|judgment for all that|are oppressed.|103:7 He made known|his ways unto Moses,|his acts unto the|children of Israel.|103:8 The LORD is|merciful and gracious,|slow to anger, and|plenteous in mercy.|103:9 He will not|always chide: neither|will he keep his anger
R	Tfor ever.|103:10 He hath not|dealt with us after|our sins; nor|rewarded us|according to our|iniquities.|103:11 For as the|heaven is high above|the earth, so great is|his mercy toward them|that fear him.|103:12 As far as the|east is from the west,
R	Tso far hath he|removed our|transgressions from|us.|103:13 Like as a|father pitieth his|children, so the LORD|pitieth them that fear|him.|103:14 For he knoweth|our frame; he|remembereth that we|are dust.|103:15 As for man, his
R	Tdays are as grass: as|a flower of the field,|so he flourisheth.|103:16 For the wind|passeth over it, and it|is gone; and the place|thereof shall know it|no more.|103:17 But the mercy|of the LORD is from|everlasting to|everlasting upon them|that fear him, and his|righteousness unto
R	Tchildren's children;|103:18 To such as|keep his covenant,|and to those that|remember his|commandments to do|them.|103:19 The LORD hath|prepared his throne|in the heavens; and|his kingdom ruleth|over all.|103:20 Bless the LORD,|ye his angels, that
R	Texcel in strength, that|do his commandments,|hearkening unto the|voice of his word.|103:21 Bless ye the|LORD, all ye his hosts;|ye ministers of his,|that do his pleasure.|103:22 Bless the LORD,|all his works in all|places of his dominion:|bless the LORD, O my|soul.|
R	T104:1 Bless the LORD,|O my soul. O LORD my|God, thou art very|great; thou art|clothed with honour|and majesty.|104:2 Who coverest|thyself with light as|with a garment: who|stretchest out the|heavens like a curtain:|104:3 Who layeth the|beams of his|chambers in the
R	Twaters: who maketh|the clouds his chariot:|who walketh upon the|wings of the wind:|104:4 Who maketh his|angels spirits; his|ministers a flaming|fire:|104:5 Who laid the|foundations of the|earth, that it should|not be removed for|ever.|104:6 Thou coveredst
R	Tit with the deep as with|a garment: the waters|stood above the|mountains.|104:7 At thy rebuke|they fled; at the voice|of thy thunder they|hasted away.|104:8 They go up by|the mountains; they go|down by the valleys|unto the place which|thou hast founded for|them.
R	T104:9 Thou hast set a|bound that they may|not pass over; that|they turn not again to|cover the earth.|104:10 He sendeth the|springs into the|valleys, which run|among the hills.|104:11 They give drink|to every beast of the|field: the wild asses|quench their thirst.|104:12 By them shall
R	Tthe fowls of the|heaven have their|habitation, which sing|among the branches.|104:13 He watereth|the hills from his|chambers: the earth is|satisfied with the fruit|of thy works.|104:14 He causeth the|grass to grow for the|cattle, and herb for|the service of man:|that he may bring
R	Tforth food out of the|earth;|104:15 And wine that|maketh glad the heart|of man, and oil to make|his face to shine, and|bread which|strengtheneth man's|heart.|104:16 The trees of|the LORD are full of|sap; the cedars of|Lebanon, which he|hath planted;
R	T104:17 Where the|birds make their|nests: as for the|stork, the fir trees|are her house.|104:18 The high hills|are a refuge for the|wild goats; and the|rocks for the conies.|104:19 He appointed|the moon for seasons:|the sun knoweth his|going down.|104:20 Thou makest
R	Tdarkness, and it is|night: wherein all the|beasts of the forest|do creep forth.|104:21 The young|lions roar after their|prey, and seek their|meat from God.|104:22 The sun|ariseth, they gather|themselves together,|and lay them down in|their dens.|104:23 Man goeth
R	Tforth unto his work|and to his labour until|the evening.|104:24 O LORD, how|manifold are thy|works! in wisdom hast|thou made them all: the|earth is full of thy|riches.|104:25 So is this great|and wide sea, wherein|are things creeping|innumerable, both|small and great
R	Tbeasts.|104:26 There go the|ships: there is that|leviathan, whom thou|hast made to play|therein.|104:27 These wait all|upon thee; that thou|mayest give them their|meat in due season.|104:28 That thou|givest them they|gather: thou openest|thine hand, they are
R	Tfilled with good.|104:29 Thou hidest thy|face, they are|troubled: thou takest|away their breath,|they die, and return|to their dust.|104:30 Thou sendest|forth thy spirit, they|are created: and thou|renewest the face of|the earth.|104:31 The glory of|the LORD shall endure
R	Tfor ever: the LORD|shall rejoice in his|works.|104:32 He looketh on|the earth, and it|trembleth: he toucheth|the hills, and they|smoke.|104:33 I will sing unto|the LORD as long as I|live: I will sing praise|to my God while I have|my being.|104:34 My meditation
R	Tof him shall be sweet:|I will be glad in the|LORD.|104:35 Let the sinners|be consumed out of|the earth, and let the|wicked be no more.|Bless thou the LORD, O|my soul. Praise ye the|LORD.||105:1 O give thanks|unto the LORD; call|upon his name: make
R	Tknown his deeds|among the people.|105:2 Sing unto him,|sing psalms unto him:|talk ye of all his|wondrous works.|105:3 Glory ye in his|holy name: let the|heart of them rejoice|that seek the LORD.|105:4 Seek the LORD,|and his strength: seek|his face evermore.|105:5 Remember his
R	Tmarvellous works that|he hath done; his|wonders, and the|judgments of his|mouth;|105:6 O ye seed of|Abraham his servant,|ye children of Jacob|his chosen.|105:7 He is the LORD|our God: his|judgments are in all|the earth.|105:8 He hath
R	Tremembered his|covenant for ever,|the word which he|commanded to a|thousand generations.|105:9 Which covenant|he made with Abraham,|and his oath unto|Isaac;|105:10 And confirmed|the same unto Jacob|for a law, and to|Israel for an|everlasting covenant:
R	T105:11 Saying, Unto|thee will I give the|land of Canaan, the|lot of your|inheritance:|105:12 When they were|but a few men in|number; yea, very few,|and strangers in it.|105:13 When they went|from one nation to|another, from one|kingdom to another|people;
R	T105:14 He suffered no|man to do them wrong:|yea, he reproved|kings for their sakes;|105:15 Saying, Touch|not mine anointed, and|do my prophets no|harm.|105:16 Moreover he|called for a famine|upon the land: he|brake the whole staff|of bread.|105:17 He sent a man
R	Tbefore them, even|Joseph, who was sold|for a servant:|105:18 Whose feet|they hurt with fetters:|he was laid in iron:|105:19 Until the time|that his word came:|the word of the LORD|tried him.|105:20 The king sent|and loosed him; even|the ruler of the|people, and let him go
R	Tfree.|105:21 He made him|lord of his house, and|ruler of all his|substance:|105:22 To bind his|princes at his|pleasure; and teach|his senators wisdom.|105:23 Israel also|came into Egypt; and|Jacob sojourned in|the land of Ham.|105:24 And he
R	Tincreased his people|greatly; and made|them stronger than|their enemies.|105:25 He turned their|heart to hate his|people, to deal subtilly|with his servants.|105:26 He sent Moses|his servant; and|Aaron whom he had|chosen.|105:27 They shewed|his signs among them,
R	Tand wonders in the|land of Ham.|105:28 He sent|darkness, and made it|dark; and they|rebelled not against|his word.|105:29 He turned their|waters into blood, and|slew their fish.|105:30 Their land|brought forth frogs|in abundance, in the|chambers of their
R	Tkings.|105:31 He spake, and|there came divers|sorts of flies, and lice|in all their coasts.|105:32 He gave them|hail for rain, and|flaming fire in their|land.|105:33 He smote their|vines also and their|fig trees; and brake|the trees of their|coasts.
R	T105:34 He spake, and|the locusts came, and|caterpillers, and that|without number,|105:35 And did eat up|all the herbs in their|land, and devoured|the fruit of their|ground.|105:36 He smote also|all the firstborn in|their land, the chief|of all their strength.|105:37 He brought
R	Tthem forth also with|silver and gold: and|there was not one|feeble person among|their tribes.|105:38 Egypt was glad|when they departed:|for the fear of them|fell upon them.|105:39 He spread a|cloud for a covering;|and fire to give light|in the night.|105:40 The people
R	Tasked, and he brought|quails, and satisfied|them with the bread of|heaven.|105:41 He opened the|rock, and the waters|gushed out; they ran|in the dry places like|a river.|105:42 For he|remembered his holy|promise, and Abraham|his servant.|105:43 And he brought
R	Tforth his people with|joy, and his chosen|with gladness:|105:44 And gave them|the lands of the|heathen: and they|inherited the labour|of the people;|105:45 That they might|observe his statutes,|and keep his laws.|Praise ye the LORD.||106:1 Praise ye the
R	TLORD. O give thanks|unto the LORD; for he|is good: for his mercy|endureth for ever.|106:2 Who can utter|the mighty acts of the|LORD? who can shew|forth all his praise?|106:3 Blessed are|they that keep|judgment, and he that|doeth righteousness|at all times.|106:4 Remember me, O
R	TLORD, with the favour|that thou bearest|unto thy people: O|visit me with thy|salvation;|106:5 That I may see|the good of thy|chosen, that I may|rejoice in the|gladness of thy|nation, that I may|glory with thine|inheritance.|106:6 We have sinned
R	Twith our fathers, we|have committed iniquity,|we have done wickedly.|106:7 Our fathers|understood not thy|wonders in Egypt; they|remembered not the|multitude of thy|mercies; but provoked|him at the sea, even at|the Red sea.|106:8 Nevertheless he|saved them for his|name's sake, that he
R	Tmight make his mighty|power to be known.|106:9 He rebuked the|Red sea also, and it|was dried up: so he|led them through the|depths, as through|the wilderness.|106:10 And he saved|them from the hand of|him that hated them,|and redeemed them|from the hand of the|enemy.
R	T106:11 And the waters|covered their enemies:|there was not one of|them left.|106:12 Then believed|they his words; they|sang his praise.|106:13 They soon|forgat his works; they|waited not for his|counsel:|106:14 But lusted|exceedingly in the|wilderness, and
R	Ttempted God in the|desert.|106:15 And he gave|them their request;|but sent leanness into|their soul.|106:16 They envied|Moses also in the|camp, and Aaron the|saint of the LORD.|106:17 The earth|opened and swallowed|up Dathan and|covered the company
R	Tof Abiram.|106:18 And a fire was|kindled in their|company; the flame|burned up the wicked.|106:19 They made a|calf in Horeb, and|worshipped the molten|image.|106:20 Thus they|changed their glory|into the similitude of|an ox that eateth|grass.
R	T106:21 They forgat|God their saviour,|which had done great|things in Egypt;|106:22 Wondrous|works in the land of|Ham, and terrible|things by the Red sea.|106:23 Therefore he|said that he would|destroy them, had not|Moses his chosen|stood before him in|the breach, to turn
R	Taway his wrath, lest|he should destroy|them.|106:24 Yea, they|despised the pleasant|land, they believed not|his word:|106:25 But murmured|in their tents, and|hearkened not unto|the voice of the LORD.|106:26 Therefore he|lifted up his hand|against them, to
R	Toverthrow them in the|wilderness:|106:27 To overthrow|their seed also among|the nations, and to|scatter them in the|lands.|106:28 They joined|themselves also unto|Baalpeor, and ate the|sacrifices of the|dead.|106:29 Thus they|provoked him to anger
R	Twith their inventions:|and the plague brake|in upon them.|106:30 Then stood up|Phinehas, and|executed judgment:|and so the plague was|stayed.|106:31 And that was|counted unto him for|righteousness unto all|generations for|evermore.|106:32 They angered
R	Thim also at the waters|of strife, so that it|went ill with Moses for|their sakes:|106:33 Because they|provoked his spirit, so|that he spake|unadvisedly with his|lips.|106:34 They did not|destroy the nations,|concerning whom the|LORD commanded them:|106:35 But were
R	Tmingled among the|heathen, and learned|their works.|106:36 And they|served their idols:|which were a snare|unto them.|106:37 Yea, they|sacrificed their sons|and their daughters|unto devils,|106:38 And shed|innocent blood, even|the blood of their
R	Tsons and of their|daughters, whom they|sacrificed unto the|idols of Canaan: and|the land was polluted|with blood.|106:39 Thus were they|defiled with their own|works, and went a|whoring with their own|inventions.|106:40 Therefore was|the wrath of the LORD|kindled against his
R	Tpeople, insomuch that|he abhorred his own|inheritance.|106:41 And he gave|them into the hand of|the heathen; and they|that hated them ruled|over them.|106:42 Their enemies|also oppressed them,|and they were|brought into|subjection under|their hand.
R	T106:43 Many times did|he deliver them; but|they provoked him with|their counsel, and|were brought low for|their iniquity.|106:44 Nevertheless|he regarded their|affliction, when he|heard their cry:|106:45 And he|remembered for them|his covenant, and|repented according to
R	Tthe multitude of his|mercies.|106:46 He made them|also to be pitied of all|those that carried|them captives.|106:47 Save us, O|LORD our God, and|gather us from among|the heathen, to give|thanks unto thy holy|name, and to triumph in|thy praise.|106:48 Blessed be the
R	TLORD God of Israel|from everlasting to|everlasting: and let all|the people say, Amen.|Praise ye the LORD.||107:1 O give thanks|unto the LORD, for he|is good: for his mercy|endureth for ever.|107:2 Let the|redeemed of the LORD|say so, whom he hath|redeemed from the
R	Thand of the enemy;|107:3 And gathered|them out of the lands,|from the east, and|from the west, from|the north, and from|the south.|107:4 They wandered|in the wilderness in a|solitary way; they|found no city to dwell|in.|107:5 Hungry and|thirsty, their soul
R	Tfainted in them.|107:6 Then they cried|unto the LORD in their|trouble, and he|delivered them out of|their distresses.|107:7 And he led them|forth by the right|way, that they might go|to a city of habitation.|107:8 Oh that men|would praise the LORD|for his goodness, and|for his wonderful
R	Tworks to the children|of men!|107:9 For he|satisfieth the longing|soul, and filleth the|hungry soul with|goodness.|107:10 Such as sit in|darkness and in the|shadow of death,|being bound in|affliction and iron;|107:11 Because they|rebelled against the
R	Twords of God, and|contemned the|counsel of the most|High:|107:12 Therefore he|brought down their|heart with labour;|they fell down, and|there was none to|help.|107:13 Then they|cried unto the LORD in|their trouble, and he|saved them out of
R	Ttheir distresses.|107:14 He brought|them out of darkness|and the shadow of|death, and brake their|bands in sunder.|107:15 Oh that men|would praise the LORD|for his goodness, and|for his wonderful|works to the children|of men!|107:16 For he hath|broken the gates of
R	Tbrass, and cut the|bars of iron in|sunder.|107:17 Fools because|of their|transgression, and|because of their|iniquities, are|afflicted.|107:18 Their soul|abhorreth all manner|of meat; and they|draw near unto the|gates of death.
R	T107:19 Then they cry|unto the LORD in their|trouble, and he|saveth them out of|their distresses.|107:20 He sent his|word, and healed them,|and delivered them|from their|destructions.|107:21 Oh that men|would praise the LORD|for his goodness, and|for his wonderful
R	Tworks to the children|of men!|107:22 And let them|sacrifice the|sacrifices of|thanksgiving, and|declare his works with|rejoicing.|107:23 They that go|down to the sea in|ships, that do|business in great|waters;|107:24 These see the
R	Tworks of the LORD,|and his wonders in the|deep.|107:25 For he|commandeth, and|raiseth the stormy|wind, which lifteth up|the waves thereof.|107:26 They mount up|to the heaven, they go|down again to the|depths: their soul is|melted because of|trouble.
R	T107:27 They reel to|and fro, and stagger|like a drunken man,|and are at their wit's|end.|107:28 Then they cry|unto the LORD in their|trouble, and he|bringeth them out of|their distresses.|107:29 He maketh the|storm a calm, so that|the waves thereof|are still.
R	T107:30 Then are they|glad because they be|quiet; so he bringeth|them unto their|desired haven.|107:31 Oh that men|would praise the LORD|for his goodness, and|for his wonderful|works to the children|of men!|107:32 Let them exalt|him also in the|congregation of the
R	Tpeople, and praise him|in the assembly of the|elders.|107:33 He turneth|rivers into a|wilderness, and the|watersprings into dry|ground;|107:34 A fruitful land|into barrenness, for|the wickedness of|them that dwell|therein.|107:35 He turneth the
R	Twilderness into a|standing water, and|dry ground into|watersprings.|107:36 And there he|maketh the hungry to|dwell, that they may|prepare a city for|habitation;|107:37 And sow the|fields, and plant|vineyards, which may|yield fruits of|increase.
R	T107:38 He blesseth|them also, so that|they are multiplied|greatly; and|suffereth not their|cattle to decrease.|107:39 Again, they are|minished and brought|low through|oppression, affliction,|and sorrow.|107:40 He poureth|contempt upon|princes, and causeth
R	Tthem to wander in the|wilderness, where|there is no way.|107:41 Yet setteth he|the poor on high from|affliction, and maketh|him families like a|flock.|107:42 The righteous|shall see it, and|rejoice: and all|iniquity shall stop her|mouth.|107:43 Whoso is wise,
R	Tand will observe these|things, even they shall|understand the|lovingkindness of the|LORD.||108:1 O god, my heart|is fixed; I will sing and|give praise, even with|my glory.|108:2 Awake, psaltery|and harp: I myself will|awake early.|108:3 I will praise
R	Tthee, O LORD, among|the people: and I will|sing praises unto thee|among the nations.|108:4 For thy mercy is|great above the|heavens: and thy|truth reacheth unto|the clouds.|108:5 Be thou exalted,|O God, above the|heavens: and thy|glory above all the|earth;
R	T108:6 That thy|beloved may be|delivered: save with|thy right hand, and|answer me.|108:7 God hath spoken|in his holiness; I will|rejoice, I will divide|Shechem, and mete out|the valley of Succoth.|108:8 Gilead is mine;|Manasseh is mine;|Ephraim also is the|strength of mine head;
R	TJudah is my lawgiver;|108:9 Moab is my|washpot; over Edom|will I cast out my shoe;|over Philistia will I|triumph.|108:10 Who will bring|me into the strong|city? who will lead me|into Edom?|108:11 Wilt not thou, O|God, who hast cast us|off? and wilt not thou,|O God, go forth with
R	Tour hosts?|108:12 Give us help|from trouble: for vain|is the help of man.|108:13 Through God|we shall do valiantly:|for he it is that shall|tread down our|enemies.||109:1 Hold not thy|peace, O God of my|praise;|109:2 For the mouth
R	Tof the wicked and the|mouth of the deceitful|are opened against|me: they have spoken|against me with a lying|tongue.|109:3 They compassed|me about also with|words of hatred; and|fought against me|without a cause.|109:4 For my love|they are my|adversaries: but I
R	Tgive myself unto|prayer.|109:5 And they have|rewarded me evil for|good, and hatred for|my love.|109:6 Set thou a|wicked man over him:|and let Satan stand at|his right hand.|109:7 When he shall be|judged, let him be|condemned: and let his|prayer become sin.
R	T109:8 Let his days be|few; and let another|take his office.|109:9 Let his children|be fatherless, and his|wife a widow.|109:10 Let his|children be|continually vagabonds,|and beg: let them seek|their bread also out|of their desolate|places.|109:11 Let the
R	Textortioner catch all|that he hath; and let|the strangers spoil|his labour.|109:12 Let there be|none to extend mercy|unto him: neither let|there be any to|favour his fatherless|children.|109:13 Let his|posterity be cut off;|and in the generation|following let their
R	Tname be blotted out.|109:14 Let the iniquity|of his fathers be|remembered with the|LORD; and let not the|sin of his mother be|blotted out.|109:15 Let them be|before the LORD|continually, that he|may cut off the|memory of them from|the earth.|109:16 Because that
R	The remembered not to|shew mercy, but|persecuted the poor|and needy man, that|he might even slay the|broken in heart.|109:17 As he loved|cursing, so let it come|unto him: as he|delighted not in|blessing, so let it be|far from him.|109:18 As he clothed|himself with cursing
R	Tlike as with his|garment, so let it come|into his bowels like|water, and like oil into|his bones.|109:19 Let it be unto|him as the garment|which covereth him,|and for a girdle|wherewith he is girded|continually.|109:20 Let this be the|reward of mine|adversaries from the
R	TLORD, and of them that|speak evil against my|soul.|109:21 But do thou|for me, O GOD the|Lord, for thy name's|sake: because thy|mercy is good, deliver|thou me.|109:22 For I am poor|and needy, and my|heart is wounded|within me.|109:23 I am gone like
R	Tthe shadow when it|declineth: I am tossed|up and down as the|locust.|109:24 My knees are|weak through fasting;|and my flesh faileth|of fatness.|109:25 I became also|a reproach unto them:|when they looked upon|me they shaked their|heads.|109:26 Help me, O LORD
R	Tmy God: O save me|according to thy|mercy:|109:27 That they may|know that this is thy|hand; that thou, LORD,|hast done it.|109:28 Let them curse,|but bless thou: when|they arise, let them be|ashamed; but let thy|servant rejoice.|109:29 Let mine|adversaries be
R	Tclothed with shame,|and let them cover|themselves with their|own confusion, as with|a mantle.|109:30 I will greatly|praise the LORD with|my mouth; yea, I will|praise him among the|multitude.|109:31 For he shall|stand at the right|hand of the poor, to|save him from those
R	Tthat condemn his soul.||110:1 The LORD said|unto my Lord, Sit thou|at my right hand, until|I make thine enemies|thy footstool.|110:2 The LORD shall|send the rod of thy|strength out of Zion:|rule thou in the midst|of thine enemies.|110:3 Thy people shall|be willing in the day of
R	Tthy power, in the|beauties of holiness|from the womb of the|morning: thou hast the|dew of thy youth.|110:4 The LORD hath|sworn, and will not|repent, Thou art a|priest for ever after|the order of|Melchizedek.|110:5 The Lord at thy|right hand shall strike|through kings in the
R	Tday of his wrath.|110:6 He shall judge|among the heathen, he|shall fill the places|with the dead bodies;|he shall wound the|heads over many|countries.|110:7 He shall drink of|the brook in the way:|therefore shall he lift|up the head.||111:1 Praise ye the
R	TLORD. I will praise the|LORD with my whole|heart, in the assembly|of the upright, and in|the congregation.|111:2 The works of|the LORD are great,|sought out of all them|that have pleasure|therein.|111:3 His work is|honourable and|glorious: and his|righteousness
R	Tendureth for ever.|111:4 He hath made his|wonderful works to be|remembered: the LORD|is gracious and full of|compassion.|111:5 He hath given|meat unto them that|fear him: he will ever|be mindful of his|covenant.|111:6 He hath shewed|his people the power|of his works, that he
R	Tmay give them the|heritage of the|heathen.|111:7 The works of his|hands are verity and|judgment; all his|commandments are|sure.|111:8 They stand fast|for ever and ever,|and are done in truth|and uprightness.|111:9 He sent|redemption unto his
R	Tpeople: he hath|commanded his|covenant for ever:|holy and reverend is|his name.|111:10 The fear of|the LORD is the|beginning of wisdom: a|good understanding|have all they that do|his commandments: his|praise endureth for|ever.|
R	T112:1 Praise ye the|LORD. Blessed is the|man that feareth the|LORD, that delighteth|greatly in his|commandments.|112:2 His seed shall|be mighty upon earth:|the generation of the|upright shall be|blessed.|112:3 Wealth and|riches shall be in his|house: and his
R	Trighteousness|endureth for ever.|112:4 Unto the upright|there ariseth light in|the darkness: he is|gracious, and full of|compassion, and|righteous.|112:5 A good man|sheweth favour, and|lendeth: he will guide|his affairs with|discretion.|112:6 Surely he shall
R	Tnot be moved for|ever: the righteous|shall be in everlasting|remembrance.|112:7 He shall not be|afraid of evil tidings:|his heart is fixed,|trusting in the LORD.|112:8 His heart is|established, he shall|not be afraid, until he|see his desire upon|his enemies.|112:9 He hath
R	Tdispersed, he hath|given to the poor; his|righteousness|endureth for ever;|his horn shall be|exalted with honour.|112:10 The wicked|shall see it, and be|grieved; he shall|gnash with his teeth,|and melt away: the|desire of the wicked|shall perish.|
R	T113:1 Praise ye the|LORD. Praise, O ye|servants of the LORD,|praise the name of|the LORD.|113:2 Blessed be the|name of the LORD from|this time forth and for|evermore.|113:3 From the rising|of the sun unto the|going down of the|same the LORD's name|is to be praised.
R	T113:4 The LORD is high|above all nations, and|his glory above the|heavens.|113:5 Who is like unto|the LORD our God, who|dwelleth on high,|113:6 Who humbleth|himself to behold the|things that are in|heaven, and in the|earth!|113:7 He raiseth up|the poor out of the
R	Tdust, and lifteth the|needy out of the|dunghill;|113:8 That he may set|him with princes, even|with the princes of his|people.|113:9 He maketh the|barren woman to keep|house, and to be a|joyful mother of|children. Praise ye|the LORD.|
R	T114:1 When Israel|went out of Egypt, the|house of Jacob from|a people of strange|language;|114:2 Judah was his|sanctuary, and Israel|his dominion.|114:3 The sea saw it,|and fled: Jordan was|driven back.|114:4 The mountains|skipped like rams, and|the little hills like
R	Tlambs.|114:5 What ailed thee,|O thou sea, that thou|fleddest? thou|Jordan, that thou wast|driven back?|114:6 Ye mountains,|that ye skipped like|rams; and ye little|hills, like lambs?|114:7 Tremble, thou|earth, at the|presence of the Lord,|at the presence of
R	Tthe God of Jacob;|114:8 Which turned the|rock into a standing|water, the flint into a|fountain of waters.||115:1 Not unto us, O|LORD, not unto us, but|unto thy name give|glory, for thy mercy,|and for thy truth's|sake.|115:2 Wherefore|should the heathen
R	Tsay, Where is now|their God?|115:3 But our God is in|the heavens: he hath|done whatsoever he|hath pleased.|115:4 Their idols are|silver and gold, the|work of men's hands.|115:5 They have|mouths, but they|speak not: eyes have|they, but they see not:|115:6 They have ears,
R	Tbut they hear not:|noses have they, but|they smell not:|115:7 They have|hands, but they|handle not: feet have|they, but they walk|not: neither speak|they through their|throat.|115:8 They that make|them are like unto|them; so is every one|that trusteth in them.
R	T115:9 O Israel, trust|thou in the LORD: he is|their help and their|shield.|115:10 O house of|Aaron, trust in the|LORD: he is their help|and their shield.|115:11 Ye that fear|the LORD, trust in the|LORD: he is their help|and their shield.|115:12 The LORD hath|been mindful of us: he
R	Twill bless us; he will|bless the house of|Israel; he will bless|the house of Aaron.|115:13 He will bless|them that fear the|LORD, both small and|great.|115:14 The LORD shall|increase you more|and more, you and|your children.|115:15 Ye are blessed|of the LORD which
R	Tmade heaven and|earth.|115:16 The heaven,|even the heavens, are|the LORD's: but the|earth hath he given to|the children of men.|115:17 The dead|praise not the LORD,|neither any that go|down into silence.|115:18 But we will|bless the LORD from|this time forth and for
R	Tevermore. Praise the|LORD.||116:1 I love the LORD,|because he hath|heard my voice and my|supplications.|116:2 Because he hath|inclined his ear unto|me, therefore will I|call upon him as long|as I live.|116:3 The sorrows of|death compassed me,
R	Tand the pains of hell|gat hold upon me: I|found trouble and|sorrow.|116:4 Then called I|upon the name of the|LORD; O LORD, I|beseech thee, deliver|my soul.|116:5 Gracious is the|LORD, and righteous;|yea, our God is|merciful.|116:6 The LORD
R	Tpreserveth the simple:|I was brought low, and|he helped me.|116:7 Return unto thy|rest, O my soul; for|the LORD hath dealt|bountifully with thee.|116:8 For thou hast|delivered my soul|from death, mine eyes|from tears, and my|feet from falling.|116:9 I will walk|before the LORD in
R	Tthe land of the living.|116:10 I believed,|therefore have I|spoken: I was greatly|afflicted:|116:11 I said in my|haste, All men are|liars.|116:12 What shall I|render unto the LORD|for all his benefits|toward me?|116:13 I will take the|cup of salvation, and
R	Tcall upon the name of|the LORD.|116:14 I will pay my|vows unto the LORD|now in the presence|of all his people.|116:15 Precious in the|sight of the LORD is|the death of his|saints.|116:16 O LORD, truly I|am thy servant; I am|thy servant, and the|son of thine handmaid:
R	Tthou hast loosed my|bonds.|116:17 I will offer to|thee the sacrifice of|thanksgiving, and will|call upon the name of|the LORD.|116:18 I will pay my|vows unto the LORD|now in the presence|of all his people.|116:19 In the courts|of the LORD's house,|in the midst of thee, O
R	TJerusalem. Praise ye|the LORD.||117:1 O praise the|LORD, all ye nations:|praise him, all ye|people.|117:2 For his merciful|kindness is great|toward us: and the|truth of the LORD|endureth for ever.|Praise ye the LORD.|
R	T118:1 O give thanks|unto the LORD; for he|is good: because his|mercy endureth for|ever.|118:2 Let Israel now|say, that his mercy|endureth for ever.|118:3 Let the house|of Aaron now say,|that his mercy|endureth for ever.|118:4 Let them now|that fear the LORD
R	Tsay, that his mercy|endureth for ever.|118:5 I called upon|the LORD in distress:|the LORD answered me,|and set me in a large|place.|118:6 The LORD is on|my side; I will not fear:|what can man do unto|me?|118:7 The LORD taketh|my part with them that|help me: therefore
R	Tshall I see my desire|upon them that hate|me.|118:8 It is better to|trust in the LORD than|to put confidence in|man.|118:9 It is better to|trust in the LORD than|to put confidence in|princes.|118:10 All nations|compassed me about:|but in the name of the
R	TLORD will I destroy|them.|118:11 They|compassed me about;|yea, they compassed|me about: but in the|name of the LORD I will|destroy them.|118:12 They|compassed me about|like bees: they are|quenched as the fire|of thorns: for in the|name of the LORD I will
R	Tdestroy them.|118:13 Thou hast|thrust sore at me that|I might fall: but the|LORD helped me.|118:14 The LORD is my|strength and song,|and is become my|salvation.|118:15 The voice of|rejoicing and|salvation is in the|tabernacles of the|righteous: the right
R	Thand of the LORD|doeth valiantly.|118:16 The right hand|of the LORD is exalted:|the right hand of the|LORD doeth valiantly.|118:17 I shall not die,|but live, and declare|the works of the LORD.|118:18 The LORD hath|chastened me sore:|but he hath not given|me over unto death.|118:19 Open to me the
R	Tgates of|righteousness: I will|go into them, and I will|praise the LORD:|118:20 This gate of|the LORD, into which|the righteous shall|enter.|118:21 I will praise|thee: for thou hast|heard me, and art|become my salvation.|118:22 The stone|which the builders
R	Trefused is become the|head stone of the|corner.|118:23 This is the|LORD's doing; it is|marvellous in our|eyes.|118:24 This is the day|which the LORD hath|made; we will rejoice|and be glad in it.|118:25 Save now, I|beseech thee, O LORD:|O LORD, I beseech
R	Tthee, send now|prosperity.|118:26 Blessed be he|that cometh in the|name of the LORD: we|have blessed you out|of the house of the|LORD.|118:27 God is the|LORD, which hath|shewed us light: bind|the sacrifice with|cords, even unto the|horns of the altar.
R	T118:28 Thou art my|God, and I will praise|thee: thou art my God,|I will exalt thee.|118:29 O give thanks|unto the LORD; for he|is good: for his mercy|endureth for ever.||119:1 Blessed are the|undefiled in the way,|who walk in the law of|the LORD.|119:2 Blessed are
R	Tthey that keep his|testimonies, and that|seek him with the whole|heart.|119:3 They also do no|iniquity: they walk in|his ways.|119:4 Thou hast|commanded us to keep|thy precepts|diligently.|119:5 O that my ways|were directed to keep|thy statutes!
R	T119:6 Then shall I not|be ashamed, when I|have respect unto all|thy commandments.|119:7 I will praise thee|with uprightness of|heart, when I shall|have learned thy|righteous judgments.|119:8 I will keep thy|statutes: O forsake me|not utterly.|119:9 Wherewithal|shall a young man
R	Tcleanse his way? by|taking heed thereto|according to thy word.|119:10 With my whole|heart have I sought|thee: O let me not|wander from thy|commandments.|119:11 Thy word have|I hid in mine heart,|that I might not sin|against thee.|119:12 Blessed art|thou, O LORD: teach me
R	Tthy statutes.|119:13 With my lips|have I declared all|the judgments of thy|mouth.|119:14 I have|rejoiced in the way of|thy testimonies, as|much as in all riches.|119:15 I will meditate in|thy precepts, and|have respect unto thy|ways.|119:16 I will delight
R	Tmyself in thy statutes:|I will not forget thy|word.|119:17 Deal bountifully|with thy servant, that|I may live, and keep|thy word.|119:18 Open thou mine|eyes, that I may|behold wondrous|things out of thy law.|119:19 I am a|stranger in the earth:|hide not thy
R	Tcommandments from|me.|119:20 My soul|breaketh for the|longing that it hath|unto thy judgments at|all times.|119:21 Thou hast|rebuked the proud|that are cursed, which|do err from thy|commandments.|119:22 Remove from|me reproach and
R	Tcontempt; for I have|kept thy testimonies.|119:23 Princes also|did sit and speak|against me: but thy|servant did meditate in|thy statutes.|119:24 Thy testimonies|also are my delight|and my counsellors.|119:25 My soul|cleaveth unto the|dust: quicken thou me|according to thy word.
R	T119:26 I have|declared my ways, and|thou heardest me:|teach me thy statutes.|119:27 Make me to|understand the way|of thy precepts: so|shall I talk of thy|wondrous works.|119:28 My soul melteth|for heaviness:|strengthen thou me|according unto thy|word.
R	T119:29 Remove from|me the way of lying:|and grant me thy law|graciously.|119:30 I have chosen|the way of truth: thy|judgments have I laid|before me.|119:31 I have stuck|unto thy testimonies: O|LORD, put me not to|shame.|119:32 I will run the|way of thy
R	Tcommandments, when|thou shalt enlarge my|heart.|119:33 Teach me, O|LORD, the way of thy|statutes; and I shall|keep it unto the end.|119:34 Give me|understanding, and I|shall keep thy law;|yea, I shall observe it|with my whole heart.|119:35 Make me to go|in the path of thy
R	Tcommandments; for|therein do I delight.|119:36 Incline my|heart unto thy|testimonies, and not to|covetousness.|119:37 Turn away mine|eyes from beholding|vanity; and quicken|thou me in thy way.|119:38 Stablish thy|word unto thy|servant, who is|devoted to thy fear.
R	T119:39 Turn away my|reproach which I|fear: for thy|judgments are good.|119:40 Behold, I have|longed after thy|precepts: quicken me|in thy righteousness.|119:41 Let thy mercies|come also unto me, O|LORD, even thy|salvation, according|to thy word.|119:42 So shall I have
R	Twherewith to answer|him that reproacheth|me: for I trust in thy|word.|119:43 And take not|the word of truth|utterly out of my|mouth; for I have|hoped in thy|judgments.|119:44 So shall I keep|thy law continually for|ever and ever.|119:45 And I will walk
R	Tat liberty: for I seek|thy precepts.|119:46 I will speak of|thy testimonies also|before kings, and will|not be ashamed.|119:47 And I will|delight myself in thy|commandments, which I|have loved.|119:48 My hands also|will I lift up unto thy|commandments, which I|have loved; and I will
R	Tmeditate in thy|statutes.|119:49 Remember the|word unto thy|servant, upon which|thou hast caused me|to hope.|119:50 This is my|comfort in my|affliction: for thy|word hath quickened|me.|119:51 The proud|have had me greatly
R	Tin derision: yet have I|not declined from thy|law.|119:52 I remembered|thy judgments of old,|O LORD; and have|comforted myself.|119:53 Horror hath|taken hold upon me|because of the wicked|that forsake thy law.|119:54 Thy statutes|have been my songs in|the house of my
R	Tpilgrimage.|119:55 I have|remembered thy name,|O LORD, in the night,|and have kept thy law.|119:56 This I had,|because I kept thy|precepts.|119:57 Thou art my|portion, O LORD: I have|said that I would keep|thy words.|119:58 I intreated thy|favour with my whole
R	Theart: be merciful|unto me according to|thy word.|119:59 I thought on my|ways, and turned my|feet unto thy|testimonies.|119:60 I made haste,|and delayed not to|keep thy|commandments.|119:61 The bands of|the wicked have|robbed me: but I have
R	Tnot forgotten thy law.|119:62 At midnight I will|rise to give thanks|unto thee because of|thy righteous|judgments.|119:63 I am a|companion of all them|that fear thee, and of|them that keep thy|precepts.|119:64 The earth, O|LORD, is full of thy|mercy: teach me thy
R	Tstatutes.|119:65 Thou hast|dealt well with thy|servant, O LORD,|according unto thy|word.|119:66 Teach me good|judgment and|knowledge: for I have|believed thy|commandments.|119:67 Before I was|afflicted I went|astray: but now have I
R	Tkept thy word.|119:68 Thou art good,|and doest good; teach|me thy statutes.|119:69 The proud|have forged a lie|against me: but I will|keep thy precepts|with my whole heart.|119:70 Their heart is|as fat as grease; but|I delight in thy law.|119:71 It is good for|me that I have been
R	Tafflicted; that I might|learn thy statutes.|119:72 The law of thy|mouth is better unto|me than thousands of|gold and silver.|119:73 Thy hands|have made me and|fashioned me: give me|understanding, that I|may learn thy|commandments.|119:74 They that fear|thee will be glad when
R	Tthey see me; because|I have hoped in thy|word.|119:75 I know, O LORD,|that thy judgments|are right, and that|thou in faithfulness|hast afflicted me.|119:76 Let, I pray|thee, thy merciful|kindness be for my|comfort, according to|thy word unto thy|servant.
R	T119:77 Let thy tender|mercies come unto me,|that I may live: for thy|law is my delight.|119:78 Let the proud|be ashamed; for they|dealt perversely with|me without a cause:|but I will meditate in|thy precepts.|119:79 Let those that|fear thee turn unto|me, and those that|have known thy
R	Ttestimonies.|119:80 Let my heart|be sound in thy|statutes; that I be not|ashamed.|119:81 My soul|fainteth for thy|salvation: but I hope|in thy word.|119:82 Mine eyes fail|for thy word, saying,|When wilt thou comfort|me?|119:83 For I am
R	Tbecome like a bottle in|the smoke; yet do I|not forget thy|statutes.|119:84 How many are|the days of thy|servant? when wilt|thou execute|judgment on them that|persecute me?|119:85 The proud|have digged pits for|me, which are not|after thy law.
R	T119:86 All thy|commandments are|faithful: they|persecute me|wrongfully; help thou|me.|119:87 They had|almost consumed me|upon earth; but I|forsook not thy|precepts.|119:88 Quicken me|after thy|lovingkindness; so
R	Tshall I keep the|testimony of thy|mouth.|119:89 For ever, O|LORD, thy word is|settled in heaven.|119:90 Thy|faithfulness is unto|all generations: thou|hast established the|earth, and it abideth.|119:91 They continue|this day according to|thine ordinances: for
R	Tall are thy servants.|119:92 Unless thy law|had been my delights,|I should then have|perished in mine|affliction.|119:93 I will never|forget thy precepts:|for with them thou|hast quickened me.|119:94 I am thine, save|me: for I have sought|thy precepts.|119:95 The wicked
R	Thave waited for me to|destroy me: but I will|consider thy|testimonies.|119:96 I have seen an|end of all perfection:|but thy commandment|is exceeding broad.|119:97 O how I love|thy law! it is my|meditation all the day.|119:98 Thou through|thy commandments|hast made me wiser
R	Tthan mine enemies: for|they are ever with me.|119:99 I have more|understanding than all|my teachers: for thy|testimonies are my|meditation.|119:100 I understand|more than the|ancients, because I|keep thy precepts.|119:101 I have|refrained my feet|from every evil way,
R	Tthat I might keep thy|word.|119:102 I have not|departed from thy|judgments: for thou|hast taught me.|119:103 How sweet are|thy words unto my|taste! yea, sweeter|than honey to my|mouth!|119:104 Through thy|precepts I get|understanding:
R	Ttherefore I hate|every false way.|119:105 Thy word is a|lamp unto my feet, and|a light unto my path.|119:106 I have sworn,|and I will perform it,|that I will keep thy|righteous judgments.|119:107 I am afflicted|very much: quicken me,|O LORD, according|unto thy word.|119:108 Accept, I
R	Tbeseech thee, the|freewill offerings of|my mouth, O LORD, and|teach me thy|judgments.|119:109 My soul is|continually in my hand:|yet do I not forget|thy law.|119:110 The wicked|have laid a snare for|me: yet I erred not|from thy precepts.|119:111 Thy
R	Ttestimonies have I|taken as an heritage|for ever: for they|are the rejoicing of|my heart.|119:112 I have|inclined mine heart to|perform thy statutes|alway, even unto the|end.|119:113 I hate vain|thoughts: but thy law|do I love.|119:114 Thou art my
R	Thiding place and my|shield: I hope in thy|word.|119:115 Depart from|me, ye evildoers: for I|will keep the|commandments of my|God.|119:116 Uphold me|according unto thy|word, that I may live:|and let me not be|ashamed of my hope.|119:117 Hold thou me
R	Tup, and I shall be|safe: and I will have|respect unto thy|statutes continually.|119:118 Thou hast|trodden down all them|that err from thy|statutes: for their|deceit is falsehood.|119:119 Thou puttest|away all the wicked of|the earth like dross:|therefore I love thy|testimonies.
R	T119:120 My flesh|trembleth for fear of|thee; and I am afraid|of thy judgments.|119:121 I have done|judgment and justice:|leave me not to mine|oppressors.|119:122 Be surety for|thy servant for good:|let not the proud|oppress me.|119:123 Mine eyes fail|for thy salvation, and
R	Tfor the word of thy|righteousness.|119:124 Deal with thy|servant according|unto thy mercy, and|teach me thy statutes.|119:125 I am thy|servant; give me|understanding, that I|may know thy|testimonies.|119:126 It is time for|thee, LORD, to work:|for they have made
R	Tvoid thy law.|119:127 Therefore I|love thy|commandments above|gold; yea, above fine|gold.|119:128 Therefore I|esteem all thy|precepts concerning|all things to be right;|and I hate every|false way.|119:129 Thy|testimonies are
R	Twonderful: therefore|doth my soul keep|them.|119:130 The entrance|of thy words giveth|light; it giveth|understanding unto|the simple.|119:131 I opened my|mouth, and panted: for|I longed for thy|commandments.|119:132 Look thou|upon me, and be
R	Tmerciful unto me, as|thou usest to do unto|those that love thy|name.|119:133 Order my|steps in thy word: and|let not any iniquity|have dominion over me.|119:134 Deliver me|from the oppression|of man: so will I keep|thy precepts.|119:135 Make thy face|to shine upon thy
R	Tservant; and teach me|thy statutes.|119:136 Rivers of|waters run down mine|eyes, because they|keep not thy law.|119:137 Righteous art|thou, O LORD, and|upright are thy|judgments.|119:138 Thy|testimonies that thou|hast commanded are|righteous and very
R	Tfaithful.|119:139 My zeal hath|consumed me, because|mine enemies have|forgotten thy words.|119:140 Thy word is|very pure: therefore|thy servant loveth it.|119:141 I am small and|despised: yet do not I|forget thy precepts.|119:142 Thy|righteousness is an|everlasting
R	Trighteousness, and|thy law is the truth.|119:143 Trouble and|anguish have taken|hold on me: yet thy|commandments are my|delights.|119:144 The|righteousness of thy|testimonies is|everlasting: give me|understanding, and I|shall live.|119:145 I cried with my
R	Twhole heart; hear me,|O LORD: I will keep thy|statutes.|119:146 I cried unto|thee; save me, and I|shall keep thy|testimonies.|119:147 I prevented|the dawning of the|morning, and cried: I|hoped in thy word.|119:148 Mine eyes|prevent the night|watches, that I might
R	Tmeditate in thy word.|119:149 Hear my voice|according unto thy|lovingkindness: O LORD,|quicken me according|to thy judgment.|119:150 They draw|nigh that follow after|mischief: they are far|from thy law.|119:151 Thou art|near, O LORD; and all|thy commandments are|truth.
R	T119:152 Concerning|thy testimonies, I have|known of old that thou|hast founded them for|ever.|119:153 Consider mine|affliction, and deliver|me: for I do not|forget thy law.|119:154 Plead my|cause, and deliver me:|quicken me according|to thy word.|119:155 Salvation is
R	Tfar from the wicked:|for they seek not thy|statutes.|119:156 Great are thy|tender mercies, O|LORD: quicken me|according to thy|judgments.|119:157 Many are my|persecutors and mine|enemies; yet do I not|decline from thy|testimonies.|119:158 I beheld the
R	Ttransgressors, and|was grieved; because|they kept not thy|word.|119:159 Consider how|I love thy precepts:|quicken me, O LORD,|according to thy|lovingkindness.|119:160 Thy word is|true from the|beginning: and every|one of thy righteous|judgments endureth
R	Tfor ever.|119:161 Princes have|persecuted me without|a cause: but my heart|standeth in awe of thy|word.|119:162 I rejoice at|thy word, as one that|findeth great spoil.|119:163 I hate and|abhor lying: but thy|law do I love.|119:164 Seven times a|day do I praise thee
R	Tbecause of thy|righteous judgments.|119:165 Great peace|have they which love|thy law: and nothing|shall offend them.|119:166 LORD, I have|hoped for thy|salvation, and done|thy commandments.|119:167 My soul hath|kept thy testimonies;|and I love them|exceedingly.
R	T119:168 I have kept|thy precepts and thy|testimonies: for all my|ways are before thee.|119:169 Let my cry|come near before|thee, O LORD: give me|understanding|according to thy word.|119:170 Let my|supplication come|before thee: deliver|me according to thy|word.
R	T119:171 My lips shall|utter praise, when|thou hast taught me|thy statutes.|119:172 My tongue|shall speak of thy|word: for all thy|commandments are|righteousness.|119:173 Let thine hand|help me; for I have|chosen thy precepts.|119:174 I have longed|for thy salvation, O
R	TLORD; and thy law is|my delight.|119:175 Let my soul|live, and it shall|praise thee; and let|thy judgments help|me.|119:176 I have gone|astray like a lost|sheep; seek thy|servant; for I do not|forget thy|commandments.|
R	T120:1 In my distress I|cried unto the LORD,|and he heard me.|120:2 Deliver my soul,|O LORD, from lying lips,|and from a deceitful|tongue.|120:3 What shall be|given unto thee? or|what shall be done|unto thee, thou false|tongue?|120:4 Sharp arrows|of the mighty, with
R	Tcoals of juniper.|120:5 Woe is me, that I|sojourn in Mesech,|that I dwell in the|tents of Kedar!|120:6 My soul hath|long dwelt with him that|hateth peace.|120:7 I am for peace:|but when I speak, they|are for war.||121:1 I will lift up mine|eyes unto the hills,
R	Tfrom whence cometh|my help.|121:2 My help cometh|from the LORD, which|made heaven and|earth.|121:3 He will not|suffer thy foot to be|moved: he that|keepeth thee will not|slumber.|121:4 Behold, he that|keepeth Israel shall|neither slumber nor
R	Tsleep.|121:5 The LORD is thy|keeper: the LORD is|thy shade upon thy|right hand.|121:6 The sun shall|not smite thee by day,|nor the moon by night.|121:7 The LORD shall|preserve thee from|all evil: he shall|preserve thy soul.|121:8 The LORD shall|preserve thy going
R	Tout and thy coming in|from this time forth,|and even for|evermore.||122:1 I was glad when|they said unto me, Let|us go into the house|of the LORD.|122:2 Our feet shall|stand within thy gates,|O Jerusalem.|122:3 Jerusalem is|builded as a city that
R	Tis compact together:|122:4 Whither the|tribes go up, the|tribes of the LORD,|unto the testimony of|Israel, to give thanks|unto the name of the|LORD.|122:5 For there are|set thrones of|judgment, the thrones|of the house of David.|122:6 Pray for the|peace of Jerusalem:
R	Tthey shall prosper|that love thee.|122:7 Peace be within|thy walls, and|prosperity within thy|palaces.|122:8 For my brethren|and companions'|sakes, I will now say,|Peace be within thee.|122:9 Because of the|house of the LORD|our God I will seek thy|good.
R	T123:1 Unto thee lift I|up mine eyes, O thou|that dwellest in the|heavens.|123:2 Behold, as the|eyes of servants look|unto the hand of their|masters, and as the|eyes of a maiden unto|the hand of her|mistress; so our eyes|wait upon the LORD|our God, until that he|have mercy upon us.
R	T123:3 Have mercy|upon us, O LORD, have|mercy upon us: for we|are exceedingly filled|with contempt.|123:4 Our soul is|exceedingly filled with|the scorning of those|that are at ease, and|with the contempt of|the proud.||124:1 If it had not|been the LORD who
R	Twas on our side, now|may Israel say;|124:2 If it had not|been the LORD who|was on our side, when|men rose up against|us:|124:3 Then they had|swallowed us up quick,|when their wrath was|kindled against us:|124:4 Then the waters|had overwhelmed us,|the stream had gone
R	Tover our soul:|124:5 Then the proud|waters had gone over|our soul.|124:6 Blessed be the|LORD, who hath not|given us as a prey to|their teeth.|124:7 Our soul is|escaped as a bird out|of the snare of the|fowlers: the snare is|broken, and we are|escaped.
R	T124:8 Our help is in|the name of the LORD,|who made heaven and|earth.||125:1 They that trust|in the LORD shall be|as mount Zion, which|cannot be removed,|but abideth for ever.|125:2 As the mountains|are round about|Jerusalem, so the|LORD is round about
R	This people from|henceforth even for|ever.|125:3 For the rod of|the wicked shall not|rest upon the lot of|the righteous; lest the|righteous put forth|their hands unto|iniquity.|125:4 Do good, O LORD,|unto those that be|good, and to them that|are upright in their
R	Thearts.|125:5 As for such as|turn aside unto their|crooked ways, the|LORD shall lead them|forth with the workers|of iniquity: but peace|shall be upon Israel.||126:1 When the LORD|turned again the|captivity of Zion, we|were like them that|dream.
R	T126:2 Then was our|mouth filled with|laughter, and our|tongue with singing:|then said they among|the heathen, The LORD|hath done great|things for them.|126:3 The LORD hath|done great things for|us; whereof we are|glad.|126:4 Turn again our|captivity, O LORD, as
R	Tthe streams in the|south.|126:5 They that sow in|tears shall reap in|joy.|126:6 He that goeth|forth and weepeth,|bearing precious|seed, shall doubtless|come again with|rejoicing, bringing his|sheaves with him.||127:1 Except the LORD
R	Tbuild the house, they|labour in vain that|build it: except the|LORD keep the city,|the watchman waketh|but in vain.|127:2 It is vain for|you to rise up early,|to sit up late, to eat|the bread of sorrows:|for so he giveth his|beloved sleep.|127:3 Lo, children are|an heritage of the
R	TLORD: and the fruit of|the womb is his|reward.|127:4 As arrows are|in the hand of a|mighty man; so are|children of the youth.|127:5 Happy is the man|that hath his quiver|full of them: they shall|not be ashamed, but|they shall speak with|the enemies in the|gate.
R	T128:1 Blessed is|every one that|feareth the LORD; that|walketh in his ways.|128:2 For thou shalt|eat the labour of|thine hands: happy|shalt thou be, and it|shall be well with thee.|128:3 Thy wife shall|be as a fruitful vine|by the sides of thine|house: thy children|like olive plants round
R	Tabout thy table.|128:4 Behold, that|thus shall the man be|blessed that feareth|the LORD.|128:5 The LORD shall|bless thee out of Zion:|and thou shalt see|the good of Jerusalem|all the days of thy|life.|128:6 Yea, thou shalt|see thy children's|children, and peace
R	Tupon Israel.||129:1 Many a time have|they afflicted me from|my youth, may Israel|now say:|129:2 Many a time have|they afflicted me from|my youth: yet they|have not prevailed|against me.|129:3 The plowers|plowed upon my back:|they made long their
R	Tfurrows.|129:4 The LORD is|righteous: he hath cut|asunder the cords of|the wicked.|129:5 Let them all be|confounded and|turned back that hate|Zion.|129:6 Let them be as|the grass upon the|housetops, which|withereth afore it|groweth up:
R	T129:7 Wherewith the|mower filleth not his|hand; nor he that|bindeth sheaves his|bosom.|129:8 Neither do they|which go by say, The|blessing of the LORD|be upon you: we bless|you in the name of the|LORD.||130:1 Out of the|depths have I cried
R	Tunto thee, O LORD.|130:2 Lord, hear my|voice: let thine ears|be attentive to the|voice of my|supplications.|130:3 If thou, LORD,|shouldest mark|iniquities, O Lord, who|shall stand?|130:4 But there is|forgiveness with thee,|that thou mayest be|feared.
R	T130:5 I wait for the|LORD, my soul doth|wait, and in his word|do I hope.|130:6 My soul waiteth|for the Lord more|than they that watch|for the morning: I say,|more than they that|watch for the morning.|130:7 Let Israel hope|in the LORD: for with|the LORD there is|mercy, and with him is
R	Tplenteous redemption.|130:8 And he shall|redeem Israel from all|his iniquities.||131:1 Lord, my heart|is not haughty, nor|mine eyes lofty:|neither do I exercise|myself in great|matters, or in things|too high for me.|131:2 Surely I have|behaved and quieted
R	Tmyself, as a child that|is weaned of his|mother: my soul is|even as a weaned|child.|131:3 Let Israel hope|in the LORD from|henceforth and for|ever.||132:1 Lord, remember|David, and all his|afflictions:|132:2 How he sware
R	Tunto the LORD, and|vowed unto the mighty|God of Jacob;|132:3 Surely I will not|come into the|tabernacle of my|house, nor go up into|my bed;|132:4 I will not give|sleep to mine eyes, or|slumber to mine|eyelids,|132:5 Until I find out a|place for the LORD, an
R	Thabitation for the|mighty God of Jacob.|132:6 Lo, we heard of|it at Ephratah: we|found it in the fields|of the wood.|132:7 We will go into|his tabernacles: we|will worship at his|footstool.|132:8 Arise, O LORD,|into thy rest; thou,|and the ark of thy|strength.
R	T132:9 Let thy priests|be clothed with|righteousness; and let|thy saints shout for|joy.|132:10 For thy|servant David's sake|turn not away the|face of thine anointed.|132:11 The LORD hath|sworn in truth unto|David; he will not turn|from it; Of the fruit of|thy body will I set
R	Tupon thy throne.|132:12 If thy children|will keep my covenant|and my testimony that|I shall teach them,|their children shall|also sit upon thy|throne for evermore.|132:13 For the LORD|hath chosen Zion; he|hath desired it for his|habitation.|132:14 This is my rest|for ever: here will I
R	Tdwell; for I have|desired it.|132:15 I will|abundantly bless her|provision: I will satisfy|her poor with bread.|132:16 I will also|clothe her priests|with salvation: and her|saints shall shout|aloud for joy.|132:17 There will I|make the horn of|David to bud: I have
R	Tordained a lamp for|mine anointed.|132:18 His enemies will|I clothe with shame:|but upon himself shall|his crown flourish.||133:1 Behold, how|good and how|pleasant it is for|brethren to dwell|together in unity!|133:2 It is like the|precious ointment
R	Tupon the head, that|ran down upon the|beard, even Aaron's|beard: that went down|to the skirts of his|garments;|133:3 As the dew of|Hermon, and as the|dew that descended|upon the mountains of|Zion: for there the|LORD commanded the|blessing, even life for|evermore.
R	T134:1 Behold, bless ye|the LORD, all ye|servants of the LORD,|which by night stand in|the house of the|LORD.|134:2 Lift up your|hands in the|sanctuary, and bless|the LORD.|134:3 The LORD that|made heaven and|earth bless thee out|of Zion.
R	T135:1 Praise ye the|LORD. Praise ye the|name of the LORD;|praise him, O ye|servants of the LORD.|135:2 Ye that stand in|the house of the|LORD, in the courts of|the house of our God.|135:3 Praise the LORD;|for the LORD is good:|sing praises unto his|name; for it is|pleasant.
R	T135:4 For the LORD|hath chosen Jacob|unto himself, and|Israel for his|peculiar treasure.|135:5 For I know that|the LORD is great, and|that our Lord is|above all gods.|135:6 Whatsoever the|LORD pleased, that did|he in heaven, and in|earth, in the seas, and|all deep places.
R	T135:7 He causeth the|vapours to ascend|from the ends of the|earth; he maketh|lightnings for the rain;|he bringeth the wind|out of his treasuries.|135:8 Who smote the|firstborn of Egypt,|both of man and|beast.|135:9 Who sent tokens|and wonders into the|midst of thee, O Egypt,
R	Tupon Pharaoh, and|upon all his servants.|135:10 Who smote|great nations, and|slew mighty kings;|135:11 Sihon king of|the Amorites, and Og|king of Bashan, and all|the kingdoms of|Canaan:|135:12 And gave their|land for an heritage,|an heritage unto|Israel his people.
R	T135:13 Thy name, O|LORD, endureth for|ever; and thy|memorial, O LORD,|throughout all|generations.|135:14 For the LORD|will judge his people,|and he will repent|himself concerning his|servants.|135:15 The idols of|the heathen are|silver and gold, the
R	Twork of men's hands.|135:16 They have|mouths, but they|speak not; eyes have|they, but they see not;|135:17 They have|ears, but they hear|not; neither is there|any breath in their|mouths.|135:18 They that make|them are like unto|them: so is every one|that trusteth in them.
R	T135:19 Bless the LORD,|O house of Israel:|bless the LORD, O|house of Aaron:|135:20 Bless the LORD,|O house of Levi: ye|that fear the LORD,|bless the LORD.|135:21 Blessed be the|LORD out of Zion,|which dwelleth at|Jerusalem. Praise ye|the LORD.|
R	T136:1 O give thanks|unto the LORD; for he|is good: for his mercy|endureth for ever.|136:2 O give thanks|unto the God of gods:|for his mercy|endureth for ever.|136:3 O give thanks to|the Lord of lords: for|his mercy endureth|for ever.|136:4 To him who alone|doeth great wonders:
R	Tfor his mercy|endureth for ever.|136:5 To him that by|wisdom made the|heavens: for his|mercy endureth for|ever.|136:6 To him that|stretched out the|earth above the|waters: for his mercy|endureth for ever.|136:7 To him that made|great lights: for his
R	Tmercy endureth for|ever:|136:8 The sun to rule|by day: for his mercy|endureth for ever:|136:9 The moon and|stars to rule by night:|for his mercy|endureth for ever.|136:10 To him that|smote Egypt in their|firstborn: for his|mercy endureth for|ever:
R	T136:11 And brought|out Israel from among|them: for his mercy|endureth for ever:|136:12 With a strong|hand, and with a|stretched out arm:|for his mercy|endureth for ever.|136:13 To him which|divided the Red sea|into parts: for his|mercy endureth for|ever:
R	T136:14 And made|Israel to pass|through the midst of|it: for his mercy|endureth for ever:|136:15 But overthrew|Pharaoh and his host|in the Red sea: for his|mercy endureth for|ever.|136:16 To him which|led his people through|the wilderness: for his|mercy endureth for
R	Tever.|136:17 To him which|smote great kings: for|his mercy endureth|for ever:|136:18 And slew|famous kings: for his|mercy endureth for|ever:|136:19 Sihon king of|the Amorites: for his|mercy endureth for|ever:|136:20 And Og the king
R	Tof Bashan: for his|mercy endureth for|ever:|136:21 And gave their|land for an heritage:|for his mercy|endureth for ever:|136:22 Even an|heritage unto Israel|his servant: for his|mercy endureth for|ever.|136:23 Who|remembered us in our
R	Tlow estate: for his|mercy endureth for|ever:|136:24 And hath|redeemed us from our|enemies: for his mercy|endureth for ever.|136:25 Who giveth|food to all flesh: for|his mercy endureth|for ever.|136:26 O give thanks|unto the God of|heaven: for his mercy
R	Tendureth for ever.||137:1 By the rivers of|Babylon, there we sat|down, yea, we wept,|when we remembered|Zion.|137:2 We hanged our|harps upon the willows|in the midst thereof.|137:3 For there they|that carried us away|captive required of|us a song; and they
R	Tthat wasted us|required of us mirth,|saying, Sing us one of|the songs of Zion.|137:4 How shall we|sing the LORD's song|in a strange land?|137:5 If I forget thee,|O Jerusalem, let my|right hand forget her|cunning.|137:6 If I do not|remember thee, let my|tongue cleave to the
R	Troof of my mouth; if I|prefer not Jerusalem|above my chief joy.|137:7 Remember, O|LORD, the children of|Edom in the day of|Jerusalem; who said,|Rase it, rase it, even|to the foundation|thereof.|137:8 O daughter of|Babylon, who art to be|destroyed; happy|shall he be, that
R	Trewardeth thee as|thou hast served us.|137:9 Happy shall he|be, that taketh and|dasheth thy little ones|against the stones.||138:1 I will praise thee|with my whole heart:|before the gods will I|sing praise unto thee.|138:2 I will worship|toward thy holy|temple, and praise thy
R	Tname for thy|lovingkindness and|for thy truth: for|thou hast magnified|thy word above all thy|name.|138:3 In the day when|I cried thou|answeredst me, and|strengthenedst me|with strength in my|soul.|138:4 All the kings of|the earth shall praise
R	Tthee, O LORD, when|they hear the words|of thy mouth.|138:5 Yea, they shall|sing in the ways of|the LORD: for great is|the glory of the LORD.|138:6 Though the LORD|be high, yet hath he|respect unto the|lowly: but the proud|he knoweth afar off.|138:7 Though I walk in|the midst of trouble,
R	Tthou wilt revive me:|thou shalt stretch|forth thine hand|against the wrath of|mine enemies, and thy|right hand shall save|me.|138:8 The LORD will|perfect that which|concerneth me: thy|mercy, O LORD,|endureth for ever:|forsake not the works|of thine own hands.
R	T139:1 O lord, thou|hast searched me, and|known me.|139:2 Thou knowest my|downsitting and mine|uprising, thou|understandest my|thought afar off.|139:3 Thou|compassest my path|and my lying down, and|art acquainted with all|my ways.|139:4 For there is not
R	Ta word in my tongue,|but, lo, O LORD, thou|knowest it altogether.|139:5 Thou hast beset|me behind and before,|and laid thine hand|upon me.|139:6 Such knowledge|is too wonderful for|me; it is high, I cannot|attain unto it.|139:7 Whither shall I|go from thy spirit? or|whither shall I flee
R	Tfrom thy presence?|139:8 If I ascend up|into heaven, thou art|there: if I make my bed|in hell, behold, thou|art there.|139:9 If I take the|wings of the morning,|and dwell in the|uttermost parts of|the sea;|139:10 Even there|shall thy hand lead|me, and thy right hand
R	Tshall hold me.|139:11 If I say, Surely|the darkness shall|cover me; even the|night shall be light|about me.|139:12 Yea, the|darkness hideth not|from thee; but the|night shineth as the|day: the darkness and|the light are both|alike to thee.|139:13 For thou hast
R	Tpossessed my reins:|thou hast covered me|in my mother's womb.|139:14 I will praise|thee; for I am|fearfully and|wonderfully made:|marvellous are thy|works; and that my|soul knoweth right|well.|139:15 My substance|was not hid from thee,|when I was made in
R	Tsecret, and curiously|wrought in the lowest|parts of the earth.|139:16 Thine eyes did|see my substance, yet|being unperfect; and|in thy book all my|members were written,|which in continuance|were fashioned, when|as yet there was none|of them.|139:17 How precious|also are thy thoughts
R	Tunto me, O God! how|great is the sum of|them!|139:18 If I should|count them, they are|more in number than|the sand: when I|awake, I am still with|thee.|139:19 Surely thou wilt|slay the wicked, O God:|depart from me|therefore, ye bloody|men.
R	T139:20 For they speak|against thee wickedly,|and thine enemies take|thy name in vain.|139:21 Do not I hate|them, O LORD, that hate|thee? and am not I|grieved with those|that rise up against|thee?|139:22 I hate them with|perfect hatred: I|count them mine|enemies.
R	T139:23 Search me, O|God, and know my|heart: try me, and|know my thoughts:|139:24 And see if|there be any wicked|way in me, and lead me|in the way everlasting.||140:1 Deliver me, O|LORD, from the evil|man: preserve me|from the violent man;|140:2 Which imagine
R	Tmischiefs in their|heart; continually are|they gathered|together for war.|140:3 They have|sharpened their|tongues like a|serpent; adders'|poison is under their|lips. Selah.|140:4 Keep me, O LORD,|from the hands of the|wicked; preserve me|from the violent man;
R	Twho have purposed to|overthrow my goings.|140:5 The proud have|hid a snare for me,|and cords; they have|spread a net by the|wayside; they have set|gins for me. Selah.|140:6 I said unto the|LORD, Thou art my God:|hear the voice of my|supplications, O LORD.|140:7 O GOD the Lord,|the strength of my
R	Tsalvation, thou hast|covered my head in|the day of battle.|140:8 Grant not, O|LORD, the desires of|the wicked: further|not his wicked device;|lest they exalt|themselves. Selah.|140:9 As for the head|of those that compass|me about, let the|mischief of their own|lips cover them.
R	T140:10 Let burning|coals fall upon them:|let them be cast into|the fire; into deep|pits, that they rise not|up again.|140:11 Let not an evil|speaker be|established in the|earth: evil shall hunt|the violent man to|overthrow him.|140:12 I know that the|LORD will maintain the
R	Tcause of the afflicted,|and the right of the|poor.|140:13 Surely the|righteous shall give|thanks unto thy name:|the upright shall dwell|in thy presence.||141:1 Lord, I cry unto|thee: make haste unto|me; give ear unto my|voice, when I cry unto|thee.
R	T141:2 Let my prayer|be set forth before|thee as incense; and|the lifting up of my|hands as the evening|sacrifice.|141:3 Set a watch, O|LORD, before my|mouth; keep the door|of my lips.|141:4 Incline not my|heart to any evil|thing, to practise|wicked works with men
R	Tthat work iniquity: and|let me not eat of their|dainties.|141:5 Let the|righteous smite me; it|shall be a kindness:|and let him reprove|me; it shall be an|excellent oil, which|shall not break my|head: for yet my|prayer also shall be|in their calamities.|141:6 When their
R	Tjudges are|overthrown in stony|places, they shall|hear my words; for|they are sweet.|141:7 Our bones are|scattered at the|grave's mouth, as|when one cutteth and|cleaveth wood upon|the earth.|141:8 But mine eyes|are unto thee, O GOD|the Lord: in thee is my
R	Ttrust; leave not my|soul destitute.|141:9 Keep me from|the snares which they|have laid for me, and|the gins of the|workers of iniquity.|141:10 Let the wicked|fall into their own|nets, whilst that I|withal escape.||142:1 I cried unto the|LORD with my voice;
R	Twith my voice unto the|LORD did I make my|supplication.|142:2 I poured out my|complaint before him; I|shewed before him my|trouble.|142:3 When my spirit|was overwhelmed|within me, then thou|knewest my path. In|the way wherein I|walked have they|privily laid a snare
R	Tfor me.|142:4 I looked on my|right hand, and|beheld, but there was|no man that would|know me: refuge failed|me; no man cared for|my soul.|142:5 I cried unto|thee, O LORD: I said,|Thou art my refuge|and my portion in the|land of the living.|142:6 Attend unto my
R	Tcry; for I am brought|very low: deliver me|from my persecutors;|for they are|stronger than I.|142:7 Bring my soul|out of prison, that I|may praise thy name:|the righteous shall|compass me about; for|thou shalt deal|bountifully with me.||143:1 Hear my prayer,
R	TO LORD, give ear to my|supplications: in thy|faithfulness answer|me, and in thy|righteousness.|143:2 And enter not|into judgment with thy|servant: for in thy|sight shall no man|living be justified.|143:3 For the enemy|hath persecuted my|soul; he hath smitten|my life down to the
R	Tground; he hath made|me to dwell in|darkness, as those|that have been long|dead.|143:4 Therefore is my|spirit overwhelmed|within me; my heart|within me is desolate.|143:5 I remember the|days of old; I meditate|on all thy works; I|muse on the work of|thy hands.
R	T143:6 I stretch forth|my hands unto thee:|my soul thirsteth|after thee, as a|thirsty land. Selah.|143:7 Hear me|speedily, O LORD: my|spirit faileth: hide not|thy face from me, lest|I be like unto them|that go down into the|pit.|143:8 Cause me to|hear thy
R	Tlovingkindness in the|morning; for in thee|do I trust: cause me|to know the way|wherein I should walk;|for I lift up my soul|unto thee.|143:9 Deliver me, O|LORD, from mine|enemies: I flee unto|thee to hide me.|143:10 Teach me to do|thy will; for thou art|my God: thy spirit is
R	Tgood; lead me into the|land of uprightness.|143:11 Quicken me, O|LORD, for thy name's|sake: for thy|righteousness' sake|bring my soul out of|trouble.|143:12 And of thy|mercy cut off mine|enemies, and destroy|all them that afflict my|soul: for I am thy|servant.
R	T144:1 Blessed be the|LORD my strength,|which teacheth my|hands to war, and my|fingers to fight:|144:2 My goodness,|and my fortress; my|high tower, and my|deliverer; my shield,|and he in whom I trust;|who subdueth my|people under me.|144:3 LORD, what is|man, that thou takest
R	Tknowledge of him! or|the son of man, that|thou makest account|of him!|144:4 Man is like to|vanity: his days are|as a shadow that|passeth away.|144:5 Bow thy|heavens, O LORD, and|come down: touch the|mountains, and they|shall smoke.|144:6 Cast forth
R	Tlightning, and scatter|them: shoot out thine|arrows, and destroy|them.|144:7 Send thine hand|from above; rid me,|and deliver me out of|great waters, from|the hand of strange|children;|144:8 Whose mouth|speaketh vanity, and|their right hand is a|right hand of
R	Tfalsehood.|144:9 I will sing a new|song unto thee, O God:|upon a psaltery and|an instrument of ten|strings will I sing|praises unto thee.|144:10 It is he that|giveth salvation unto|kings: who delivereth|David his servant|from the hurtful|sword.|144:11 Rid me, and
R	Tdeliver me from the|hand of strange|children, whose mouth|speaketh vanity, and|their right hand is a|right hand of|falsehood:|144:12 That our sons|may be as plants|grown up in their|youth; that our|daughters may be as|corner stones,|polished after the
R	Tsimilitude of a palace:|144:13 That our|garners may be full,|affording all manner|of store: that our|sheep may bring forth|thousands and ten|thousands in our|streets:|144:14 That our oxen|may be strong to|labour; that there be|no breaking in, nor|going out; that there
R	Tbe no complaining in|our streets.|144:15 Happy is that|people, that is in such|a case: yea, happy is|that people, whose|God is the LORD.||145:1 I will extol thee,|my God, O king; and I|will bless thy name for|ever and ever.|145:2 Every day will I|bless thee; and I will
R	Tpraise thy name for|ever and ever.|145:3 Great is the|LORD, and greatly to|be praised; and his|greatness is|unsearchable.|145:4 One generation|shall praise thy works|to another, and shall|declare thy mighty|acts.|145:5 I will speak of|the glorious honour
R	Tof thy majesty, and of|thy wondrous works.|145:6 And men shall|speak of the might of|thy terrible acts: and|I will declare thy|greatness.|145:7 They shall|abundantly utter the|memory of thy great|goodness, and shall|sing of thy|righteousness.|145:8 The LORD is
R	Tgracious, and full of|compassion; slow to|anger, and of great|mercy.|145:9 The LORD is|good to all: and his|tender mercies are|over all his works.|145:10 All thy works|shall praise thee, O|LORD; and thy saints|shall bless thee.|145:11 They shall|speak of the glory of
R	Tthy kingdom, and talk|of thy power;|145:12 To make known|to the sons of men his|mighty acts, and the|glorious majesty of|his kingdom.|145:13 Thy kingdom is|an everlasting|kingdom, and thy|dominion endureth|throughout all|generations.|145:14 The LORD
R	Tupholdeth all that fall,|and raiseth up all|those that be bowed|down.|145:15 The eyes of all|wait upon thee; and|thou givest them their|meat in due season.|145:16 Thou openest|thine hand, and|satisfiest the desire|of every living thing.|145:17 The LORD is|righteous in all his
R	Tways, and holy in all|his works.|145:18 The LORD is|nigh unto all them that|call upon him, to all|that call upon him in|truth.|145:19 He will fulfil the|desire of them that|fear him: he also will|hear their cry, and|will save them.|145:20 The LORD|preserveth all them
R	Tthat love him: but all|the wicked will he|destroy.|145:21 My mouth shall|speak the praise of|the LORD: and let all|flesh bless his holy|name for ever and|ever.||146:1 Praise ye the|LORD. Praise the LORD,|O my soul.|146:2 While I live will I
R	Tpraise the LORD: I will|sing praises unto my|God while I have any|being.|146:3 Put not your|trust in princes, nor|in the son of man, in|whom there is no help.|146:4 His breath goeth|forth, he returneth to|his earth; in that very|day his thoughts|perish.|146:5 Happy is he that
R	Thath the God of Jacob|for his help, whose|hope is in the LORD his|God:|146:6 Which made|heaven, and earth, the|sea, and all that|therein is: which|keepeth truth for|ever:|146:7 Which executeth|judgment for the|oppressed: which|giveth food to the
R	Thungry. The LORD|looseth the prisoners:|146:8 The LORD|openeth the eyes of|the blind: the LORD|raiseth them that are|bowed down: the LORD|loveth the righteous:|146:9 The LORD|preserveth the|strangers; he|relieveth the|fatherless and widow:|but the way of the
R	Twicked he turneth|upside down.|146:10 The LORD shall|reign for ever, even|thy God, O Zion, unto|all generations. Praise|ye the LORD.||147:1 Praise ye the|LORD: for it is good to|sing praises unto our|God; for it is pleasant;|and praise is comely.|147:2 The LORD doth
R	Tbuild up Jerusalem: he|gathereth together|the outcasts of|Israel.|147:3 He healeth the|broken in heart, and|bindeth up their|wounds.|147:4 He telleth the|number of the stars;|he calleth them all by|their names.|147:5 Great is our|Lord, and of great
R	Tpower: his|understanding is|infinite.|147:6 The LORD lifteth|up the meek: he|casteth the wicked|down to the ground.|147:7 Sing unto the|LORD with thanksgiving;|sing praise upon the|harp unto our God:|147:8 Who covereth|the heaven with|clouds, who prepareth
R	Train for the earth,|who maketh grass to|grow upon the|mountains.|147:9 He giveth to the|beast his food, and to|the young ravens|which cry.|147:10 He delighteth|not in the strength of|the horse: he taketh|not pleasure in the|legs of a man.|147:11 The LORD
R	Ttaketh pleasure in|them that fear him, in|those that hope in his|mercy.|147:12 Praise the|LORD, O Jerusalem;|praise thy God, O Zion.|147:13 For he hath|strengthened the|bars of thy gates; he|hath blessed thy|children within thee.|147:14 He maketh|peace in thy borders,
R	Tand filleth thee with|the finest of the|wheat.|147:15 He sendeth|forth his commandment|upon earth: his word|runneth very swiftly.|147:16 He giveth snow|like wool: he|scattereth the|hoarfrost like ashes.|147:17 He casteth|forth his ice like|morsels: who can
R	Tstand before his|cold?|147:18 He sendeth out|his word, and melteth|them: he causeth his|wind to blow, and the|waters flow.|147:19 He sheweth his|word unto Jacob, his|statutes and his|judgments unto|Israel.|147:20 He hath not|dealt so with any
R	Tnation: and as for his|judgments, they have|not known them. Praise|ye the LORD.||148:1 Praise ye the|LORD. Praise ye the|LORD from the|heavens: praise him in|the heights.|148:2 Praise ye him, all|his angels: praise ye|him, all his hosts.|148:3 Praise ye him,
R	Tsun and moon: praise|him, all ye stars of|light.|148:4 Praise him, ye|heavens of heavens,|and ye waters that be|above the heavens.|148:5 Let them praise|the name of the LORD:|for he commanded,|and they were|created.|148:6 He hath also|stablished them for
R	Tever and ever: he|hath made a decree|which shall not pass.|148:7 Praise the LORD|from the earth, ye|dragons, and all|deeps:|148:8 Fire, and hail;|snow, and vapours;|stormy wind fulfilling|his word:|148:9 Mountains, and|all hills; fruitful trees,|and all cedars:
R	T148:10 Beasts, and all|cattle; creeping|things, and flying fowl:|148:11 Kings of the|earth, and all people;|princes, and all|judges of the earth:|148:12 Both young|men, and maidens; old|men, and children:|148:13 Let them praise|the name of the LORD:|for his name alone is|excellent; his glory is
R	Tabove the earth and|heaven.|148:14 He also|exalteth the horn of|his people, the praise|of all his saints; even|of the children of|Israel, a people near|unto him. Praise ye the|LORD.||149:1 Praise ye the|LORD. Sing unto the|LORD a new song, and
R	This praise in the|congregation of|saints.|149:2 Let Israel|rejoice in him that|made him: let the|children of Zion be|joyful in their King.|149:3 Let them praise|his name in the dance:|let them sing praises|unto him with the|timbrel and harp.|149:4 For the LORD
R	Ttaketh pleasure in his|people: he will beautify|the meek with|salvation.|149:5 Let the saints|be joyful in glory: let|them sing aloud upon|their beds.|149:6 Let the high|praises of God be in|their mouth, and a|two-edged sword in|their hand;|149:7 To execute
R	Tvengeance upon the|heathen, and|punishments upon the|people;|149:8 To bind their|kings with chains, and|their nobles with|fetters of iron;|149:9 To execute upon|them the judgment|written: this honour|have all his saints.|Praise ye the LORD.|
R	T150:1 Praise ye the|LORD. Praise God in his|sanctuary: praise him|in the firmament of his|power.|150:2 Praise him for|his mighty acts: praise|him according to his|excellent greatness.|150:3 Praise him with|the sound of the|trumpet: praise him|with the psaltery and|harp.
R	T150:4 Praise him with|the timbrel and dance:|praise him with|stringed instruments|and organs.|150:5 Praise him upon|the loud cymbals:|praise him upon the|high sounding cymbals.|150:6 Let every thing|that hath breath|praise the LORD.|Praise ye the LORD.
R	K2;The Proverbs	T||1:1 The proverbs of|Solomon the son of|David, king of Israel;|1:2 To know wisdom|and instruction; to|perceive the words of|understanding;|1:3 To receive the|instruction of wisdom,|justice, and judgment,|and equity;|1:4 To give subtilty to
R	Tthe simple, to the|young man knowledge|and discretion.|1:5 A wise man will|hear, and will increase|learning; and a man of|understanding shall|attain unto wise|counsels:|1:6 To understand a|proverb, and the|interpretation; the|words of the wise, and|their dark sayings.
R	T1:7 The fear of the|LORD is the beginning|of knowledge: but|fools despise wisdom|and instruction.|1:8 My son, hear the|instruction of thy|father, and forsake|not the law of thy|mother:|1:9 For they shall be|an ornament of grace|unto thy head, and|chains about thy neck.
R	T1:10 My son, if sinners|entice thee, consent|thou not.|1:11 If they say, Come|with us, let us lay wait|for blood, let us lurk|privily for the|innocent without|cause:|1:12 Let us swallow|them up alive as the|grave; and whole, as|those that go down|into the pit:
R	T1:13 We shall find all|precious substance,|we shall fill our|houses with spoil:|1:14 Cast in thy lot|among us; let us all|have one purse:|1:15 My son, walk not|thou in the way with|them; refrain thy foot|from their path:|1:16 For their feet|run to evil, and make|haste to shed blood.
R	T1:17 Surely in vain the|net is spread in the|sight of any bird.|1:18 And they lay wait|for their own blood;|they lurk privily for|their own lives.|1:19 So are the ways|of every one that is|greedy of gain; which|taketh away the life of|the owners thereof.|1:20 Wisdom crieth|without; she uttereth
R	Ther voice in the|streets:|1:21 She crieth in the|chief place of|concourse, in the|openings of the gates:|in the city she|uttereth her words,|saying,|1:22 How long, ye|simple ones, will ye|love simplicity? and|the scorners delight|in their scorning, and
R	Tfools hate knowledge?|1:23 Turn you at my|reproof: behold, I will|pour out my spirit|unto you, I will make|known my words unto|you.|1:24 Because I have|called, and ye|refused; I have|stretched out my|hand, and no man|regarded;|1:25 But ye have set
R	Tat nought all my|counsel, and would|none of my reproof:|1:26 I also will laugh|at your calamity; I will|mock when your fear|cometh;|1:27 When your fear|cometh as desolation,|and your destruction|cometh as a whirlwind;|when distress and|anguish cometh upon|you.
R	T1:28 Then shall they|call upon me, but I will|not answer; they shall|seek me early, but|they shall not find me:|1:29 For that they|hated knowledge, and|did not choose the|fear of the LORD:|1:30 They would none|of my counsel: they|despised all my|reproof.|1:31 Therefore shall
R	Tthey eat of the fruit|of their own way, and|be filled with their own|devices.|1:32 For the turning|away of the simple|shall slay them, and|the prosperity of|fools shall destroy|them.|1:33 But whoso|hearkeneth unto me|shall dwell safely, and|shall be quiet from
R	Tfear of evil.||2:1 My son, if thou wilt|receive my words, and|hide my commandments|with thee;|2:2 So that thou|incline thine ear unto|wisdom, and apply|thine heart to|understanding;|2:3 Yea, if thou criest|after knowledge, and|liftest up thy voice
R	Tfor understanding;|2:4 If thou seekest|her as silver, and|searchest for her as|for hid treasures;|2:5 Then shalt thou|understand the fear|of the LORD, and find|the knowledge of God.|2:6 For the LORD|giveth wisdom: out of|his mouth cometh|knowledge and|understanding.
R	T2:7 He layeth up|sound wisdom for the|righteous: he is a|buckler to them that|walk uprightly.|2:8 He keepeth the|paths of judgment,|and preserveth the|way of his saints.|2:9 Then shalt thou|understand|righteousness, and|judgment, and equity;|yea, every good path.
R	T2:10 When wisdom|entereth into thine|heart, and knowledge|is pleasant unto thy|soul;|2:11 Discretion shall|preserve thee,|understanding shall|keep thee:|2:12 To deliver thee|from the way of the|evil man, from the man|that speaketh froward|things;
R	T2:13 Who leave the|paths of uprightness,|to walk in the ways of|darkness;|2:14 Who rejoice to do|evil, and delight in the|frowardness of the|wicked;|2:15 Whose ways are|crooked, and they|froward in their|paths:|2:16 To deliver thee|from the strange
R	Twoman, even from the|stranger which|flattereth with her|words;|2:17 Which forsaketh|the guide of her|youth, and forgetteth|the covenant of her|God.|2:18 For her house|inclineth unto death,|and her paths unto|the dead.|2:19 None that go unto
R	Ther return again,|neither take they hold|of the paths of life.|2:20 That thou mayest|walk in the way of|good men, and keep|the paths of the|righteous.|2:21 For the upright|shall dwell in the land,|and the perfect shall|remain in it.|2:22 But the wicked|shall be cut off from
R	Tthe earth, and the|transgressors shall|be rooted out of it.||3:1 My son, forget not|my law; but let thine|heart keep my|commandments:|3:2 For length of|days, and long life,|and peace, shall they|add to thee.|3:3 Let not mercy and|truth forsake thee:
R	Tbind them about thy|neck; write them upon|the table of thine|heart:|3:4 So shalt thou find|favour and good|understanding in the|sight of God and man.|3:5 Trust in the LORD|with all thine heart;|and lean not unto|thine own|understanding.|3:6 In all thy ways
R	Tacknowledge him, and|he shall direct thy|paths.|3:7 Be not wise in thine|own eyes: fear the|LORD, and depart from|evil.|3:8 It shall be health|to thy navel, and|marrow to thy bones.|3:9 Honour the LORD|with thy substance,|and with the|firstfruits of all thine
R	Tincrease:|3:10 So shall thy|barns be filled with|plenty, and thy|presses shall burst|out with new wine.|3:11 My son, despise|not the chastening of|the LORD; neither be|weary of his|correction:|3:12 For whom the|LORD loveth he|correcteth; even as a
R	Tfather the son in|whom he delighteth.|3:13 Happy is the man|that findeth wisdom,|and the man that|getteth understanding.|3:14 For the|merchandise of it is|better than the|merchandise of silver,|and the gain thereof|than fine gold.|3:15 She is more|precious than rubies:
R	Tand all the things thou|canst desire are not|to be compared unto|her.|3:16 Length of days is|in her right hand; and|in her left hand|riches and honour.|3:17 Her ways are|ways of pleasantness,|and all her paths are|peace.|3:18 She is a tree of|life to them that lay
R	Thold upon her: and|happy is every one|that retaineth her.|3:19 The LORD by|wisdom hath founded|the earth; by|understanding hath he|established the|heavens.|3:20 By his knowledge|the depths are|broken up, and the|clouds drop down the|dew.
R	T3:21 My son, let not|them depart from|thine eyes: keep|sound wisdom and|discretion:|3:22 So shall they be|life unto thy soul, and|grace to thy neck.|3:23 Then shalt thou|walk in thy way safely,|and thy foot shall not|stumble.|3:24 When thou liest|down, thou shalt not
R	Tbe afraid: yea, thou|shalt lie down, and thy|sleep shall be sweet.|3:25 Be not afraid of|sudden fear, neither|of the desolation of|the wicked, when it|cometh.|3:26 For the LORD|shall be thy|confidence, and shall|keep thy foot from|being taken.|3:27 Withhold not good
R	Tfrom them to whom it is|due, when it is in the|power of thine hand|to do it.|3:28 Say not unto thy|neighbour, Go, and|come again, and to|morrow I will give;|when thou hast it by|thee.|3:29 Devise not evil|against thy neighbour,|seeing he dwelleth|securely by thee.
R	T3:30 Strive not with a|man without cause, if|he have done thee no|harm.|3:31 Envy thou not the|oppressor, and|choose none of his|ways.|3:32 For the froward|is abomination to the|LORD: but his secret is|with the righteous.|3:33 The curse of the|LORD is in the house
R	Tof the wicked: but he|blesseth the|habitation of the just.|3:34 Surely he|scorneth the|scorners: but he|giveth grace unto the|lowly.|3:35 The wise shall|inherit glory: but|shame shall be the|promotion of fools.||4:1 Hear, ye children,
R	Tthe instruction of a|father, and attend to|know understanding.|4:2 For I give you|good doctrine,|forsake ye not my law.|4:3 For I was my|father's son, tender|and only beloved in|the sight of my|mother.|4:4 He taught me also,|and said unto me, Let|thine heart retain my
R	Twords: keep my|commandments, and|live.|4:5 Get wisdom, get|understanding: forget|it not; neither decline|from the words of my|mouth.|4:6 Forsake her not,|and she shall|preserve thee: love|her, and she shall|keep thee.|4:7 Wisdom is the
R	Tprincipal thing;|therefore get wisdom:|and with all thy getting|get understanding.|4:8 Exalt her, and she|shall promote thee:|she shall bring thee|to honour, when thou|dost embrace her.|4:9 She shall give to|thine head an|ornament of grace: a|crown of glory shall|she deliver to thee.
R	T4:10 Hear, O my son,|and receive my|sayings; and the|years of thy life shall|be many.|4:11 I have taught|thee in the way of|wisdom; I have led|thee in right paths.|4:12 When thou goest,|thy steps shall not be|straitened; and when|thou runnest, thou|shalt not stumble.
R	T4:13 Take fast hold of|instruction; let her|not go: keep her; for|she is thy life.|4:14 Enter not into the|path of the wicked,|and go not in the way|of evil men.|4:15 Avoid it, pass not|by it, turn from it, and|pass away.|4:16 For they sleep|not, except they have|done mischief; and
R	Ttheir sleep is taken|away, unless they|cause some to fall.|4:17 For they eat the|bread of wickedness,|and drink the wine of|violence.|4:18 But the path of|the just is as the|shining light, that|shineth more and more|unto the perfect day.|4:19 The way of the|wicked is as darkness:
R	Tthey know not at what|they stumble.|4:20 My son, attend to|my words; incline thine|ear unto my sayings.|4:21 Let them not|depart from thine|eyes; keep them in the|midst of thine heart.|4:22 For they are life|unto those that find|them, and health to all|their flesh.|4:23 Keep thy heart
R	Twith all diligence; for|out of it are the|issues of life.|4:24 Put away from|thee a froward mouth,|and perverse lips put|far from thee.|4:25 Let thine eyes|look right on, and let|thine eyelids look|straight before thee.|4:26 Ponder the path|of thy feet, and let all|thy ways be
R	Testablished.|4:27 Turn not to the|right hand nor to the|left: remove thy foot|from evil.||5:1 My son, attend|unto my wisdom, and|bow thine ear to my|understanding:|5:2 That thou mayest|regard discretion, and|that thy lips may keep|knowledge.
R	T5:3 For the lips of a|strange woman drop|as an honeycomb, and|her mouth is smoother|than oil:|5:4 But her end is|bitter as wormwood,|sharp as a two-edged|sword.|5:5 Her feet go down|to death; her steps|take hold on hell.|5:6 Lest thou|shouldest ponder the
R	Tpath of life, her ways|are moveable, that|thou canst not know|them.|5:7 Hear me now|therefore, O ye|children, and depart|not from the words of|my mouth.|5:8 Remove thy way|far from her, and|come not nigh the|door of her house:|5:9 Lest thou give
R	Tthine honour unto|others, and thy years|unto the cruel:|5:10 Lest strangers|be filled with thy|wealth; and thy|labours be in the|house of a stranger;|5:11 And thou mourn|at the last, when thy|flesh and thy body|are consumed,|5:12 And say, How|have I hated
R	Tinstruction, and my|heart despised|reproof;|5:13 And have not|obeyed the voice of|my teachers, nor|inclined mine ear to|them that instructed|me!|5:14 I was almost in all|evil in the midst of the|congregation and|assembly.|5:15 Drink waters out
R	Tof thine own cistern,|and running waters|out of thine own well.|5:16 Let thy fountains|be dispersed abroad,|and rivers of waters|in the streets.|5:17 Let them be only|thine own, and not|strangers' with thee.|5:18 Let thy fountain|be blessed: and|rejoice with the wife|of thy youth.
R	T5:19 Let her be as the|loving hind and|pleasant roe; let her|breasts satisfy thee|at all times; and be|thou ravished always|with her love.|5:20 And why wilt thou,|my son, be ravished|with a strange woman,|and embrace the|bosom of a stranger?|5:21 For the ways of|man are before the
R	Teyes of the LORD, and|he pondereth all his|goings.|5:22 His own iniquities|shall take the wicked|himself, and he shall|be holden with the|cords of his sins.|5:23 He shall die|without instruction;|and in the greatness|of his folly he shall|go astray.|
R	T6:1 My son, if thou be|surety for thy friend,|if thou hast stricken|thy hand with a|stranger,|6:2 Thou art snared|with the words of thy|mouth, thou art taken|with the words of thy|mouth.|6:3 Do this now, my|son, and deliver|thyself, when thou art|come into the hand of
R	Tthy friend; go, humble|thyself, and make|sure thy friend.|6:4 Give not sleep to|thine eyes, nor|slumber to thine|eyelids.|6:5 Deliver thyself as|a roe from the hand|of the hunter, and as|a bird from the hand|of the fowler.|6:6 Go to the ant, thou|sluggard; consider
R	Ther ways, and be wise:|6:7 Which having no|guide, overseer, or|ruler,|6:8 Provideth her meat|in the summer, and|gathereth her food in|the harvest.|6:9 How long wilt thou|sleep, O sluggard?|when wilt thou arise|out of thy sleep?|6:10 Yet a little sleep,|a little slumber, a little
R	Tfolding of the hands|to sleep:|6:11 So shall thy|poverty come as one|that travelleth, and|thy want as an armed|man.|6:12 A naughty|person, a wicked man,|walketh with a froward|mouth.|6:13 He winketh with|his eyes, he speaketh|with his feet, he
R	Tteacheth with his|fingers;|6:14 Frowardness is in|his heart, he deviseth|mischief continually;|he soweth discord.|6:15 Therefore shall|his calamity come|suddenly; suddenly|shall he be broken|without remedy.|6:16 These six things|doth the LORD hate:|yea, seven are an
R	Tabomination unto him:|6:17 A proud look, a|lying tongue, and|hands that shed|innocent blood,|6:18 An heart that|deviseth wicked|imaginations, feet that|be swift in running to|mischief,|6:19 A false witness|that speaketh lies, and|he that soweth|discord among
R	Tbrethren.|6:20 My son, keep thy|father's commandment,|and forsake not the|law of thy mother:|6:21 Bind them|continually upon thine|heart, and tie them|about thy neck.|6:22 When thou goest,|it shall lead thee;|when thou sleepest, it|shall keep thee; and|when thou awakest, it
R	Tshall talk with thee.|6:23 For the|commandment is a lamp;|and the law is light;|and reproofs of|instruction are the|way of life:|6:24 To keep thee|from the evil woman,|from the flattery of|the tongue of a|strange woman.|6:25 Lust not after|her beauty in thine
R	Theart; neither let her|take thee with her|eyelids.|6:26 For by means of|a whorish woman a man|is brought to a piece|of bread: and the|adultress will hunt for|the precious life.|6:27 Can a man take|fire in his bosom, and|his clothes not be|burned?|6:28 Can one go upon
R	Thot coals, and his feet|not be burned?|6:29 So he that goeth|in to his neighbour's|wife; whosoever|toucheth her shall not|be innocent.|6:30 Men do not|despise a thief, if he|steal to satisfy his|soul when he is|hungry;|6:31 But if he be|found, he shall
R	Trestore sevenfold; he|shall give all the|substance of his|house.|6:32 But whoso|committeth adultery|with a woman lacketh|understanding: he that|doeth it destroyeth|his own soul.|6:33 A wound and|dishonour shall he|get; and his reproach|shall not be wiped
R	Taway.|6:34 For jealousy is|the rage of a man:|therefore he will not|spare in the day of|vengeance.|6:35 He will not regard|any ransom; neither|will he rest content,|though thou givest|many gifts.||7:1 My son, keep my|words, and lay up my
R	Tcommandments with|thee.|7:2 Keep my|commandments, and|live; and my law as the|apple of thine eye.|7:3 Bind them upon thy|fingers, write them|upon the table of|thine heart.|7:4 Say unto wisdom,|Thou art my sister;|and call|understanding thy
R	Tkinswoman:|7:5 That they may|keep thee from the|strange woman, from|the stranger which|flattereth with her|words.|7:6 For at the window|of my house I looked|through my casement,|7:7 And beheld among|the simple ones, I|discerned among the|youths, a young man
R	Tvoid of understanding,|7:8 Passing through|the street near her|corner; and he went|the way to her house,|7:9 In the twilight, in|the evening, in the|black and dark night:|7:10 And, behold,|there met him a woman|with the attire of an|harlot, and subtil of|heart.|7:11 (She is loud and
R	Tstubborn; her feet|abide not in her|house:|7:12 Now is she|without, now in the|streets, and lieth in|wait at every corner.)|7:13 So she caught|him, and kissed him,|and with an impudent|face said unto him,|7:14 I have peace|offerings with me; this|day have I payed my
R	Tvows.|7:15 Therefore came I|forth to meet thee,|diligently to seek thy|face, and I have|found thee.|7:16 I have decked my|bed with coverings of|tapestry, with carved|works, with fine linen|of Egypt.|7:17 I have perfumed|my bed with myrrh,|aloes, and cinnamon.
R	T7:18 Come, let us take|our fill of love until|the morning: let us|solace ourselves with|loves.|7:19 For the goodman|is not at home, he is|gone a long journey:|7:20 He hath taken a|bag of money with him,|and will come home at|the day appointed.|7:21 With her much|fair speech she
R	Tcaused him to yield,|with the flattering of|her lips she forced|him.|7:22 He goeth after|her straightway, as an|ox goeth to the|slaughter, or as a|fool to the correction|of the stocks;|7:23 Till a dart strike|through his liver; as a|bird hasteth to the|snare, and knoweth
R	Tnot that it is for his|life.|7:24 Hearken unto me|now therefore, O ye|children, and attend|to the words of my|mouth.|7:25 Let not thine|heart decline to her|ways, go not astray in|her paths.|7:26 For she hath|cast down many|wounded: yea, many
R	Tstrong men have been|slain by her.|7:27 Her house is the|way to hell, going down|to the chambers of|death.||8:1 Doth not wisdom|cry? and|understanding put|forth her voice?|8:2 She standeth in|the top of high places,|by the way in the
R	Tplaces of the paths.|8:3 She crieth at the|gates, at the entry of|the city, at the coming|in at the doors.|8:4 Unto you, O men, I|call; and my voice is to|the sons of man.|8:5 O ye simple,|understand wisdom:|and, ye fools, be ye|of an understanding|heart.|8:6 Hear; for I will
R	Tspeak of excellent|things; and the|opening of my lips|shall be right things.|8:7 For my mouth shall|speak truth; and|wickedness is an|abomination to my lips.|8:8 All the words of|my mouth are in|righteousness; there|is nothing froward or|perverse in them.|8:9 They are all plain
R	Tto him that|understandeth, and|right to them that find|knowledge.|8:10 Receive my|instruction, and not|silver; and knowledge|rather than choice|gold.|8:11 For wisdom is|better than rubies;|and all the things that|may be desired are|not to be compared to
R	Tit.|8:12 I wisdom dwell with|prudence, and find|out knowledge of witty|inventions.|8:13 The fear of the|LORD is to hate evil:|pride, and arrogancy,|and the evil way, and|the froward mouth, do|I hate.|8:14 Counsel is mine,|and sound wisdom: I am|understanding; I have
R	Tstrength.|8:15 By me kings reign,|and princes decree|justice.|8:16 By me princes|rule, and nobles, even|all the judges of the|earth.|8:17 I love them that|love me; and those|that seek me early|shall find me.|8:18 Riches and|honour are with me;
R	Tyea, durable riches|and righteousness.|8:19 My fruit is better|than gold, yea, than|fine gold; and my|revenue than choice|silver.|8:20 I lead in the way|of righteousness, in|the midst of the paths|of judgment:|8:21 That I may cause|those that love me to|inherit substance; and
R	TI will fill their|treasures.|8:22 The LORD|possessed me in the|beginning of his way,|before his works of|old.|8:23 I was set up from|everlasting, from the|beginning, or ever the|earth was.|8:24 When there were|no depths, I was|brought forth; when
R	Tthere were no|fountains abounding|with water.|8:25 Before the|mountains were|settled, before the|hills was I brought|forth:|8:26 While as yet he|had not made the|earth, nor the fields,|nor the highest part|of the dust of the|world.
R	T8:27 When he|prepared the|heavens, I was there:|when he set a|compass upon the|face of the depth:|8:28 When he|established the clouds|above: when he|strengthened the|fountains of the deep:|8:29 When he gave to|the sea his decree,|that the waters
R	Tshould not pass his|commandment: when he|appointed the|foundations of the|earth:|8:30 Then I was by him,|as one brought up|with him: and I was|daily his delight,|rejoicing always|before him;|8:31 Rejoicing in the|habitable part of his|earth; and my delights
R	Twere with the sons of|men.|8:32 Now therefore|hearken unto me, O ye|children: for blessed|are they that keep my|ways.|8:33 Hear instruction,|and be wise, and|refuse it not.|8:34 Blessed is the|man that heareth me,|watching daily at my|gates, waiting at the
R	Tposts of my doors.|8:35 For whoso|findeth me findeth life,|and shall obtain|favour of the LORD.|8:36 But he that|sinneth against me|wrongeth his own soul:|all they that hate me|love death.||9:1 Wisdom hath|builded her house,|she hath hewn out her
R	Tseven pillars:|9:2 She hath killed her|beasts; she hath|mingled her wine; she|hath also furnished|her table.|9:3 She hath sent|forth her maidens:|she crieth upon the|highest places of the|city,|9:4 Whoso is simple, let|him turn in hither: as|for him that wanteth
R	Tunderstanding, she|saith to him,|9:5 Come, eat of my|bread, and drink of|the wine which I have|mingled.|9:6 Forsake the|foolish, and live; and|go in the way of|understanding.|9:7 He that reproveth|a scorner getteth to|himself shame: and he|that rebuketh a wicked
R	Tman getteth himself a|blot.|9:8 Reprove not a|scorner, lest he hate|thee: rebuke a wise|man, and he will love|thee.|9:9 Give instruction to|a wise man, and he will|be yet wiser: teach a|just man, and he will|increase in learning.|9:10 The fear of the|LORD is the beginning
R	Tof wisdom: and the|knowledge of the holy|is understanding.|9:11 For by me thy|days shall be|multiplied, and the|years of thy life shall|be increased.|9:12 If thou be wise,|thou shalt be wise for|thyself: but if thou|scornest, thou alone|shalt bear it.|9:13 A foolish woman is
R	Tclamorous: she is|simple, and knoweth|nothing.|9:14 For she sitteth at|the door of her|house, on a seat in|the high places of the|city,|9:15 To call|passengers who go|right on their ways:|9:16 Whoso is simple,|let him turn in hither:|and as for him that
R	Twanteth|understanding, she|saith to him,|9:17 Stolen waters|are sweet, and bread|eaten in secret is|pleasant.|9:18 But he knoweth|not that the dead are|there; and that her|guests are in the|depths of hell.||10:1 The proverbs of
R	TSolomon. A wise son|maketh a glad father:|but a foolish son is|the heaviness of his|mother.|10:2 Treasures of|wickedness profit|nothing: but|righteousness|delivereth from death.|10:3 The LORD will not|suffer the soul of the|righteous to famish:|but he casteth away
R	Tthe substance of the|wicked.|10:4 He becometh poor|that dealeth with a|slack hand: but the|hand of the diligent|maketh rich.|10:5 He that gathereth|in summer is a wise|son: but he that|sleepeth in harvest is|a son that causeth|shame.|10:6 Blessings are
R	Tupon the head of the|just: but violence|covereth the mouth of|the wicked.|10:7 The memory of|the just is blessed:|but the name of the|wicked shall rot.|10:8 The wise in heart|will receive|commandments: but a|prating fool shall fall.|10:9 He that walketh|uprightly walketh
R	Tsurely: but he that|perverteth his ways|shall be known.|10:10 He that winketh|with the eye causeth|sorrow: but a prating|fool shall fall.|10:11 The mouth of a|righteous man is a well|of life: but violence|covereth the mouth of|the wicked.|10:12 Hatred stirreth|up strifes: but love
R	Tcovereth all sins.|10:13 In the lips of him|that hath|understanding wisdom|is found: but a rod is|for the back of him|that is void of|understanding.|10:14 Wise men lay up|knowledge: but the|mouth of the foolish is|near destruction.|10:15 The rich man's|wealth is his strong
R	Tcity: the destruction|of the poor is their|poverty.|10:16 The labour of|the righteous tendeth|to life: the fruit of the|wicked to sin.|10:17 He is in the way|of life that keepeth|instruction: but he|that refuseth reproof|erreth.|10:18 He that hideth|hatred with lying lips,
R	Tand he that uttereth a|slander, is a fool.|10:19 In the multitude|of words there|wanteth not sin: but he|that refraineth his|lips is wise.|10:20 The tongue of|the just is as choice|silver: the heart of|the wicked is little|worth.|10:21 The lips of the|righteous feed many:
R	Tbut fools die for want|of wisdom.|10:22 The blessing of|the LORD, it maketh|rich, and he addeth no|sorrow with it.|10:23 It is as sport to|a fool to do mischief:|but a man of|understanding hath|wisdom.|10:24 The fear of the|wicked, it shall come|upon him: but the
R	Tdesire of the|righteous shall be|granted.|10:25 As the whirlwind|passeth, so is the|wicked no more: but|the righteous is an|everlasting|foundation.|10:26 As vinegar to|the teeth, and as|smoke to the eyes, so|is the sluggard to|them that send him.
R	T10:27 The fear of the|LORD prolongeth days:|but the years of the|wicked shall be|shortened.|10:28 The hope of the|righteous shall be|gladness: but the|expectation of the|wicked shall perish.|10:29 The way of the|LORD is strength to|the upright: but|destruction shall be
R	Tto the workers of|iniquity.|10:30 The righteous|shall never be|removed: but the|wicked shall not|inhabit the earth.|10:31 The mouth of|the just bringeth|forth wisdom: but the|froward tongue shall|be cut out.|10:32 The lips of the|righteous know what is
R	Tacceptable: but the|mouth of the wicked|speaketh|frowardness.||11:1 A false balance|is abomination to the|LORD: but a just|weight is his delight.|11:2 When pride|cometh, then cometh|shame: but with the|lowly is wisdom.|11:3 The integrity of
R	Tthe upright shall guide|them: but the|perverseness of|transgressors shall|destroy them.|11:4 Riches profit not|in the day of wrath:|but righteousness|delivereth from death.|11:5 The|righteousness of the|perfect shall direct|his way: but the wicked|shall fall by his own
R	Twickedness.|11:6 The|righteousness of the|upright shall deliver|them: but|transgressors shall|be taken in their own|naughtiness.|11:7 When a wicked|man dieth, his|expectation shall|perish: and the hope|of unjust men|perisheth.
R	T11:8 The righteous is|delivered out of|trouble, and the|wicked cometh in his|stead.|11:9 An hypocrite with|his mouth destroyeth|his neighbour: but|through knowledge|shall the just be|delivered.|11:10 When it goeth|well with the righteous,|the city rejoiceth: and
R	Twhen the wicked|perish, there is|shouting.|11:11 By the blessing|of the upright the city|is exalted: but it is|overthrown by the|mouth of the wicked.|11:12 He that is void|of wisdom despiseth|his neighbour: but a|man of understanding|holdeth his peace.|11:13 A talebearer
R	Trevealeth secrets:|but he that is of a|faithful spirit|concealeth the matter.|11:14 Where no|counsel is, the people|fall: but in the|multitude of|counsellors there is|safety.|11:15 He that is|surety for a|stranger shall smart|for it: and he that
R	Thateth suretiship is|sure.|11:16 A gracious|woman retaineth|honour: and strong|men retain riches.|11:17 The merciful man|doeth good to his own|soul: but he that is|cruel troubleth his|own flesh.|11:18 The wicked|worketh a deceitful|work: but to him that
R	Tsoweth righteousness|shall be a sure|reward.|11:19 As|righteousness tendeth|to life: so he that|pursueth evil|pursueth it to his own|death.|11:20 They that are|of a froward heart|are abomination to the|LORD: but such as are|upright in their way
R	Tare his delight.|11:21 Though hand|join in hand, the|wicked shall not be|unpunished: but the|seed of the righteous|shall be delivered.|11:22 As a jewel of|gold in a swine's|snout, so is a fair|woman which is without|discretion.|11:23 The desire of|the righteous is only
R	Tgood: but the|expectation of the|wicked is wrath.|11:24 There is that|scattereth, and yet|increaseth; and there|is that withholdeth|more than is meet, but|it tendeth to poverty.|11:25 The liberal soul|shall be made fat: and|he that watereth shall|be watered also|himself.
R	T11:26 He that|withholdeth corn, the|people shall curse|him: but blessing shall|be upon the head of|him that selleth it.|11:27 He that diligently|seeketh good|procureth favour: but|he that seeketh|mischief, it shall come|unto him.|11:28 He that trusteth|in his riches shall fall;
R	Tbut the righteous|shall flourish as a|branch.|11:29 He that|troubleth his own|house shall inherit the|wind: and the fool|shall be servant to|the wise of heart.|11:30 The fruit of the|righteous is a tree of|life; and he that|winneth souls is wise.|11:31 Behold, the
R	Trighteous shall be|recompensed in the|earth: much more the|wicked and the sinner.||12:1 Whoso loveth|instruction loveth|knowledge: but he that|hateth reproof is|brutish.|12:2 A good man|obtaineth favour of|the LORD: but a man of|wicked devices will he
R	Tcondemn.|12:3 A man shall not|be established by|wickedness: but the|root of the righteous|shall not be moved.|12:4 A virtuous woman|is a crown to her|husband: but she that|maketh ashamed is as|rottenness in his|bones.|12:5 The thoughts of|the righteous are
R	Tright: but the|counsels of the|wicked are deceit.|12:6 The words of the|wicked are to lie in|wait for blood: but the|mouth of the upright|shall deliver them.|12:7 The wicked are|overthrown, and are|not: but the house of|the righteous shall|stand.|12:8 A man shall be
R	Tcommended according|to his wisdom: but he|that is of a perverse|heart shall be|despised.|12:9 He that is|despised, and hath a|servant, is better|than he that|honoureth himself, and|lacketh bread.|12:10 A righteous man|regardeth the life of|his beast: but the
R	Ttender mercies of the|wicked are cruel.|12:11 He that tilleth|his land shall be|satisfied with bread:|but he that followeth|vain persons is void|of understanding.|12:12 The wicked|desireth the net of|evil men: but the root|of the righteous|yieldeth fruit.|12:13 The wicked is
R	Tsnared by the|transgression of his|lips: but the just shall|come out of trouble.|12:14 A man shall be|satisfied with good by|the fruit of his mouth:|and the recompence|of a man's hands shall|be rendered unto him.|12:15 The way of a|fool is right in his own|eyes: but he that|hearkeneth unto
R	Tcounsel is wise.|12:16 A fool's wrath is|presently known: but a|prudent man covereth|shame.|12:17 He that|speaketh truth|sheweth forth|righteousness: but a|false witness deceit.|12:18 There is that|speaketh like the|piercings of a sword:|but the tongue of the
R	Twise is health.|12:19 The lip of truth|shall be established|for ever: but a lying|tongue is but for a|moment.|12:20 Deceit is in the|heart of them that|imagine evil: but to the|counsellors of peace|is joy.|12:21 There shall no|evil happen to the|just: but the wicked
R	Tshall be filled with|mischief.|12:22 Lying lips are|abomination to the|LORD: but they that|deal truly are his|delight.|12:23 A prudent man|concealeth knowledge:|but the heart of fools|proclaimeth|foolishness.|12:24 The hand of the|diligent shall bear
R	Trule: but the slothful|shall be under tribute.|12:25 Heaviness in the|heart of man maketh it|stoop: but a good|word maketh it glad.|12:26 The righteous is|more excellent than|his neighbour: but the|way of the wicked|seduceth them.|12:27 The slothful man|roasteth not that|which he took in
R	Thunting: but the|substance of a|diligent man is|precious.|12:28 In the way of|righteousness is life:|and in the pathway|thereof there is no|death.||13:1 A wise son|heareth his father's|instruction: but a|scorner heareth not
R	Trebuke.|13:2 A man shall eat|good by the fruit of|his mouth: but the soul|of the transgressors|shall eat violence.|13:3 He that keepeth|his mouth keepeth his|life: but he that|openeth wide his lips|shall have|destruction.|13:4 The soul of the|sluggard desireth,
R	Tand hath nothing: but|the soul of the|diligent shall be made|fat.|13:5 A righteous man|hateth lying: but a|wicked man is|loathsome, and cometh|to shame.|13:6 Righteousness|keepeth him that is|upright in the way: but|wickedness|overthroweth the
R	Tsinner.|13:7 There is that|maketh himself rich,|yet hath nothing:|there is that maketh|himself poor, yet hath|great riches.|13:8 The ransom of a|man's life are his|riches: but the poor|heareth not rebuke.|13:9 The light of the|righteous rejoiceth:|but the lamp of the
R	Twicked shall be put|out.|13:10 Only by pride|cometh contention: but|with the well advised is|wisdom.|13:11 Wealth gotten by|vanity shall be|diminished: but he that|gathereth by labour|shall increase.|13:12 Hope deferred|maketh the heart sick:|but when the desire
R	Tcometh, it is a tree of|life.|13:13 Whoso despiseth|the word shall be|destroyed: but he that|feareth the|commandment shall be|rewarded.|13:14 The law of the|wise is a fountain of|life, to depart from|the snares of death.|13:15 Good|understanding giveth
R	Tfavour: but the way of|transgressors is|hard.|13:16 Every prudent|man dealeth with|knowledge: but a fool|layeth open his folly.|13:17 A wicked|messenger falleth into|mischief: but a faithful|ambassador is health.|13:18 Poverty and|shame shall be to him|that refuseth
R	Tinstruction: but he|that regardeth|reproof shall be|honoured.|13:19 The desire|accomplished is sweet|to the soul: but it is|abomination to fools to|depart from evil.|13:20 He that walketh|with wise men shall be|wise: but a companion|of fools shall be|destroyed.
R	T13:21 Evil pursueth|sinners: but to the|righteous good shall|be repayed.|13:22 A good man|leaveth an inheritance|to his children's|children: and the|wealth of the sinner is|laid up for the just.|13:23 Much food is in|the tillage of the|poor: but there is that|is destroyed for want
R	Tof judgment.|13:24 He that spareth|his rod hateth his son:|but he that loveth him|chasteneth him|betimes.|13:25 The righteous|eateth to the|satisfying of his soul:|but the belly of the|wicked shall want.||14:1 Every wise woman|buildeth her house:
R	Tbut the foolish|plucketh it down with|her hands.|14:2 He that walketh in|his uprightness|feareth the LORD: but|he that is perverse in|his ways despiseth him.|14:3 In the mouth of|the foolish is a rod of|pride: but the lips of|the wise shall|preserve them.|14:4 Where no oxen
R	Tare, the crib is clean:|but much increase is|by the strength of|the ox.|14:5 A faithful witness|will not lie: but a false|witness will utter lies.|14:6 A scorner|seeketh wisdom, and|findeth it not: but|knowledge is easy|unto him that|understandeth.|14:7 Go from the
R	Tpresence of a foolish|man, when thou|perceivest not in him|the lips of knowledge.|14:8 The wisdom of the|prudent is to|understand his way:|but the folly of fools|is deceit.|14:9 Fools make a|mock at sin: but among|the righteous there is|favour.|14:10 The heart
R	Tknoweth his own|bitterness; and a|stranger doth not|intermeddle with his|joy.|14:11 The house of|the wicked shall be|overthrown: but the|tabernacle of the|upright shall flourish.|14:12 There is a way|which seemeth right|unto a man, but the|end thereof are the
R	Tways of death.|14:13 Even in laughter|the heart is|sorrowful; and the|end of that mirth is|heaviness.|14:14 The backslider|in heart shall be filled|with his own ways: and|a good man shall be|satisfied from himself.|14:15 The simple|believeth every word:|but the prudent man
R	Tlooketh well to his|going.|14:16 A wise man|feareth, and|departeth from evil:|but the fool rageth,|and is confident.|14:17 He that is soon|angry dealeth|foolishly: and a man of|wicked devices is|hated.|14:18 The simple|inherit folly: but the
R	Tprudent are crowned|with knowledge.|14:19 The evil bow|before the good; and|the wicked at the|gates of the|righteous.|14:20 The poor is|hated even of his own|neighbour: but the|rich hath many|friends.|14:21 He that|despiseth his
R	Tneighbour sinneth: but|he that hath mercy on|the poor, happy is he.|14:22 Do they not err|that devise evil? but|mercy and truth shall|be to them that devise|good.|14:23 In all labour|there is profit: but|the talk of the lips|tendeth only to|penury.|14:24 The crown of
R	Tthe wise is their|riches: but the|foolishness of fools|is folly.|14:25 A true witness|delivereth souls: but a|deceitful witness|speaketh lies.|14:26 In the fear of|the LORD is strong|confidence: and his|children shall have a|place of refuge.|14:27 The fear of the
R	TLORD is a fountain of|life, to depart from|the snares of death.|14:28 In the multitude|of people is the king's|honour: but in the|want of people is the|destruction of the|prince.|14:29 He that is slow|to wrath is of great|understanding: but he|that is hasty of spirit|exalteth folly.
R	T14:30 A sound heart is|the life of the flesh:|but envy the|rottenness of the|bones.|14:31 He that|oppresseth the poor|reproacheth his|Maker: but he that|honoureth him hath|mercy on the poor.|14:32 The wicked is|driven away in his|wickedness: but the
R	Trighteous hath hope in|his death.|14:33 Wisdom resteth|in the heart of him|that hath|understanding: but|that which is in the|midst of fools is made|known.|14:34 Righteousness|exalteth a nation: but|sin is a reproach to|any people.|14:35 The king's
R	Tfavour is toward a|wise servant: but his|wrath is against him|that causeth shame.||15:1 A soft answer|turneth away wrath:|but grievous words|stir up anger.|15:2 The tongue of|the wise useth|knowledge aright: but|the mouth of fools|poureth out
R	Tfoolishness.|15:3 The eyes of the|LORD are in every|place, beholding the|evil and the good.|15:4 A wholesome|tongue is a tree of|life: but perverseness|therein is a breach in|the spirit.|15:5 A fool despiseth|his father's|instruction: but he|that regardeth
R	Treproof is prudent.|15:6 In the house of|the righteous is much|treasure: but in the|revenues of the|wicked is trouble.|15:7 The lips of the|wise disperse|knowledge: but the|heart of the foolish|doeth not so.|15:8 The sacrifice of|the wicked is an|abomination to the
R	TLORD: but the prayer|of the upright is his|delight.|15:9 The way of the|wicked is an|abomination unto the|LORD: but he loveth|him that followeth|after righteousness.|15:10 Correction is|grievous unto him that|forsaketh the way:|and he that hateth|reproof shall die.
R	T15:11 Hell and|destruction are|before the LORD: how|much more then the|hearts of the children|of men?|15:12 A scorner|loveth not one that|reproveth him: neither|will he go unto the|wise.|15:13 A merry heart|maketh a cheerful|countenance: but by
R	Tsorrow of the heart|the spirit is broken.|15:14 The heart of him|that hath|understanding|seeketh knowledge:|but the mouth of fools|feedeth on|foolishness.|15:15 All the days of|the afflicted are evil:|but he that is of a|merry heart hath a|continual feast.
R	T15:16 Better is little|with the fear of the|LORD than great|treasure and trouble|therewith.|15:17 Better is a|dinner of herbs|where love is, than a|stalled ox and hatred|therewith.|15:18 A wrathful man|stirreth up strife: but|he that is slow to|anger appeaseth
R	Tstrife.|15:19 The way of the|slothful man is as an|hedge of thorns: but|the way of the|righteous is made|plain.|15:20 A wise son|maketh a glad father:|but a foolish man|despiseth his mother.|15:21 Folly is joy to|him that is destitute of|wisdom: but a man of
R	Tunderstanding walketh|uprightly.|15:22 Without counsel|purposes are|disappointed: but in|the multitude of|counsellors they are|established.|15:23 A man hath joy|by the answer of his|mouth: and a word|spoken in due season,|how good is it!|15:24 The way of life
R	Tis above to the wise,|that he may depart|from hell beneath.|15:25 The LORD will|destroy the house of|the proud: but he will|establish the border|of the widow.|15:26 The thoughts of|the wicked are an|abomination to the|LORD: but the words|of the pure are|pleasant words.
R	T15:27 He that is|greedy of gain|troubleth his own|house; but he that|hateth gifts shall live.|15:28 The heart of|the righteous studieth|to answer: but the|mouth of the wicked|poureth out evil|things.|15:29 The LORD is far|from the wicked: but|he heareth the
R	Tprayer of the|righteous.|15:30 The light of the|eyes rejoiceth the|heart: and a good|report maketh the|bones fat.|15:31 The ear that|heareth the reproof|of life abideth among|the wise.|15:32 He that|refuseth instruction|despiseth his own
R	Tsoul: but he that|heareth reproof|getteth understanding.|15:33 The fear of the|LORD is the instruction|of wisdom; and before|honour is humility.||16:1 The preparations|of the heart in man,|and the answer of the|tongue, is from the|LORD.|16:2 All the ways of a
R	Tman are clean in his|own eyes; but the|LORD weigheth the|spirits.|16:3 Commit thy works|unto the LORD, and thy|thoughts shall be|established.|16:4 The LORD hath|made all things for|himself: yea, even the|wicked for the day of|evil.|16:5 Every one that is
R	Tproud in heart is an|abomination to the|LORD: though hand|join in hand, he shall|not be unpunished.|16:6 By mercy and|truth iniquity is|purged: and by the|fear of the LORD men|depart from evil.|16:7 When a man's|ways please the LORD,|he maketh even his|enemies to be at
R	Tpeace with him.|16:8 Better is a little|with righteousness|than great revenues|without right.|16:9 A man's heart|deviseth his way: but|the LORD directeth his|steps.|16:10 A divine|sentence is in the lips|of the king: his mouth|transgresseth not in|judgment.
R	T16:11 A just weight|and balance are the|LORD's: all the weights|of the bag are his|work.|16:12 It is an|abomination to kings to|commit wickedness: for|the throne is|established by|righteousness.|16:13 Righteous lips|are the delight of|kings; and they love
R	Thim that speaketh|right.|16:14 The wrath of a|king is as messengers|of death: but a wise|man will pacify it.|16:15 In the light of|the king's|countenance is life;|and his favour is as a|cloud of the latter|rain.|16:16 How much better|is it to get wisdom than
R	Tgold! and to get|understanding rather|to be chosen than|silver!|16:17 The highway of|the upright is to|depart from evil: he|that keepeth his way|preserveth his soul.|16:18 Pride goeth|before destruction,|and an haughty spirit|before a fall.|16:19 Better it is to be
R	Tof an humble spirit|with the lowly, than to|divide the spoil with|the proud.|16:20 He that handleth|a matter wisely shall|find good: and whoso|trusteth in the LORD,|happy is he.|16:21 The wise in|heart shall be called|prudent: and the|sweetness of the lips|increaseth learning.
R	T16:22 Understanding is|a wellspring of life|unto him that hath it:|but the instruction of|fools is folly.|16:23 The heart of|the wise teacheth his|mouth, and addeth|learning to his lips.|16:24 Pleasant words|are as an honeycomb,|sweet to the soul, and|health to the bones.|16:25 There is a way
R	Tthat seemeth right|unto a man, but the|end thereof are the|ways of death.|16:26 He that|laboureth laboureth|for himself; for his|mouth craveth it of|him.|16:27 An ungodly man|diggeth up evil: and in|his lips there is as a|burning fire.|16:28 A froward man
R	Tsoweth strife: and a|whisperer separateth|chief friends.|16:29 A violent man|enticeth his neighbour,|and leadeth him into|the way that is not|good.|16:30 He shutteth his|eyes to devise|froward things: moving|his lips he bringeth|evil to pass.|16:31 The hoary head
R	Tis a crown of glory, if|it be found in the way|of righteousness.|16:32 He that is slow|to anger is better|than the mighty; and|he that ruleth his|spirit than he that|taketh a city.|16:33 The lot is cast|into the lap; but the|whole disposing|thereof is of the|LORD.
R	T17:1 Better is a dry|morsel, and quietness|therewith, than an|house full of|sacrifices with strife.|17:2 A wise servant|shall have rule over|a son that causeth|shame, and shall have|part of the|inheritance among the|brethren.|17:3 The fining pot is|for silver, and the
R	Tfurnace for gold: but|the LORD trieth the|hearts.|17:4 A wicked doer|giveth heed to false|lips; and a liar giveth|ear to a naughty|tongue.|17:5 Whoso mocketh|the poor reproacheth|his Maker: and he that|is glad at calamities|shall not be|unpunished.
R	T17:6 Children's|children are the|crown of old men; and|the glory of children|are their fathers.|17:7 Excellent speech|becometh not a fool:|much less do lying lips|a prince.|17:8 A gift is as a|precious stone in the|eyes of him that hath|it: whithersoever it|turneth, it prospereth.
R	T17:9 He that covereth|a transgression|seeketh love; but he|that repeateth a|matter separateth|very friends.|17:10 A reproof|entereth more into a|wise man than an|hundred stripes into a|fool.|17:11 An evil man|seeketh only rebellion:|therefore a cruel
R	Tmessenger shall be|sent against him.|17:12 Let a bear|robbed of her whelps|meet a man, rather|than a fool in his|folly.|17:13 Whoso|rewardeth evil for|good, evil shall not|depart from his|house.|17:14 The beginning of|strife is as when one
R	Tletteth out water:|therefore leave off|contention, before it|be meddled with.|17:15 He that|justifieth the wicked,|and he that|condemneth the just,|even they both are|abomination to the|LORD.|17:16 Wherefore is|there a price in the|hand of a fool to get
R	Twisdom, seeing he hath|no heart to it?|17:17 A friend loveth|at all times, and a|brother is born for|adversity.|17:18 A man void of|understanding|striketh hands, and|becometh surety in|the presence of his|friend.|17:19 He loveth|transgression that
R	Tloveth strife: and he|that exalteth his gate|seeketh destruction.|17:20 He that hath a|froward heart findeth|no good: and he that|hath a perverse|tongue falleth into|mischief.|17:21 He that|begetteth a fool doeth|it to his sorrow: and|the father of a fool|hath no joy.
R	T17:22 A merry heart|doeth good like a|medicine: but a broken|spirit drieth the|bones.|17:23 A wicked man|taketh a gift out of|the bosom to pervert|the ways of judgment.|17:24 Wisdom is before|him that hath|understanding; but the|eyes of a fool are in|the ends of the earth.
R	T17:25 A foolish son is|a grief to his father,|and bitterness to her|that bare him.|17:26 Also to punish|the just is not good,|nor to strike princes|for equity.|17:27 He that hath|knowledge spareth his|words: and a man of|understanding is of|an excellent spirit.|17:28 Even a fool,
R	Twhen he holdeth his|peace, is counted wise:|and he that shutteth|his lips is esteemed a|man of understanding.||18:1 Through desire a|man, having separated|himself, seeketh and|intermeddleth with all|wisdom.|18:2 A fool hath no|delight in|understanding, but
R	Tthat his heart may|discover itself.|18:3 When the wicked|cometh, then cometh|also contempt, and|with ignominy|reproach.|18:4 The words of a|man's mouth are as|deep waters, and the|wellspring of wisdom|as a flowing brook.|18:5 It is not good to|accept the person of
R	Tthe wicked, to|overthrow the|righteous in judgment.|18:6 A fool's lips|enter into contention,|and his mouth calleth|for strokes.|18:7 A fool's mouth is|his destruction, and|his lips are the snare|of his soul.|18:8 The words of a|talebearer are as|wounds, and they go
R	Tdown into the|innermost parts of|the belly.|18:9 He also that is|slothful in his work is|brother to him that is|a great waster.|18:10 The name of the|LORD is a strong|tower: the righteous|runneth into it, and is|safe.|18:11 The rich man's|wealth is his strong
R	Tcity, and as an high|wall in his own conceit.|18:12 Before|destruction the heart|of man is haughty, and|before honour is|humility.|18:13 He that|answereth a matter|before he heareth it,|it is folly and shame|unto him.|18:14 The spirit of a|man will sustain his
R	Tinfirmity; but a|wounded spirit who|can bear?|18:15 The heart of|the prudent getteth|knowledge; and the|ear of the wise|seeketh knowledge.|18:16 A man's gift|maketh room for him,|and bringeth him|before great men.|18:17 He that is first|in his own cause
R	Tseemeth just; but his|neighbour cometh and|searcheth him.|18:18 The lot causeth|contentions to cease,|and parteth between|the mighty.|18:19 A brother|offended is harder to|be won than a strong|city: and their|contentions are like|the bars of a castle.|18:20 A man's belly
R	Tshall be satisfied with|the fruit of his mouth;|and with the increase|of his lips shall he be|filled.|18:21 Death and life|are in the power of|the tongue: and they|that love it shall eat|the fruit thereof.|18:22 Whoso findeth a|wife findeth a good|thing, and obtaineth|favour of the LORD.
R	T18:23 The poor useth|intreaties; but the rich|answereth roughly.|18:24 A man that hath|friends must shew|himself friendly: and|there is a friend that|sticketh closer than a|brother.||19:1 Better is the|poor that walketh in|his integrity, than he|that is perverse in his
R	Tlips, and is a fool.|19:2 Also, that the|soul be without|knowledge, it is not|good; and he that|hasteth with his feet|sinneth.|19:3 The foolishness|of man perverteth his|way: and his heart|fretteth against the|LORD.|19:4 Wealth maketh|many friends; but the
R	Tpoor is separated|from his neighbour.|19:5 A false witness|shall not be|unpunished, and he|that speaketh lies|shall not escape.|19:6 Many will intreat|the favour of the|prince: and every man|is a friend to him that|giveth gifts.|19:7 All the brethren|of the poor do hate
R	Thim: how much more do|his friends go far|from him? he pursueth|them with words, yet|they are wanting to|him.|19:8 He that getteth|wisdom loveth his own|soul: he that keepeth|understanding shall|find good.|19:9 A false witness|shall not be|unpunished, and he
R	Tthat speaketh lies|shall perish.|19:10 Delight is not|seemly for a fool;|much less for a|servant to have rule|over princes.|19:11 The discretion|of a man deferreth|his anger; and it is his|glory to pass over a|transgression.|19:12 The king's wrath|is as the roaring of a
R	Tlion; but his favour is|as dew upon the|grass.|19:13 A foolish son is|the calamity of his|father: and the|contentions of a wife|are a continual|dropping.|19:14 House and|riches are the|inheritance of|fathers: and a|prudent wife is from
R	Tthe LORD.|19:15 Slothfulness|casteth into a deep|sleep; and an idle soul|shall suffer hunger.|19:16 He that keepeth|the commandment|keepeth his own soul;|but he that despiseth|his ways shall die.|19:17 He that hath pity|upon the poor lendeth|unto the LORD; and|that which he hath
R	Tgiven will he pay him|again.|19:18 Chasten thy son|while there is hope,|and let not thy soul|spare for his crying.|19:19 A man of great|wrath shall suffer|punishment: for if thou|deliver him, yet thou|must do it again.|19:20 Hear counsel,|and receive|instruction, that thou
R	Tmayest be wise in thy|latter end.|19:21 There are many|devices in a man's|heart; nevertheless|the counsel of the|LORD, that shall stand.|19:22 The desire of a|man is his kindness:|and a poor man is|better than a liar.|19:23 The fear of the|LORD tendeth to life:|and he that hath it
R	Tshall abide satisfied;|he shall not be visited|with evil.|19:24 A slothful man|hideth his hand in his|bosom, and will not so|much as bring it to his|mouth again.|19:25 Smite a scorner,|and the simple will|beware: and reprove|one that hath|understanding, and he|will understand
R	Tknowledge.|19:26 He that wasteth|his father, and|chaseth away his|mother, is a son that|causeth shame, and|bringeth reproach.|19:27 Cease, my son,|to hear the|instruction that|causeth to err from|the words of|knowledge.|19:28 An ungodly
R	Twitness scorneth|judgment: and the|mouth of the wicked|devoureth iniquity.|19:29 Judgments are|prepared for|scorners, and stripes|for the back of fools.||20:1 Wine is a mocker,|strong drink is raging:|and whosoever is|deceived thereby is|not wise.
R	T20:2 The fear of a|king is as the roaring|of a lion: whoso|provoketh him to|anger sinneth against|his own soul.|20:3 It is an honour|for a man to cease|from strife: but every|fool will be meddling.|20:4 The sluggard will|not plow by reason of|the cold; therefore|shall he beg in
R	Tharvest, and have|nothing.|20:5 Counsel in the|heart of man is like|deep water; but a man|of understanding will|draw it out.|20:6 Most men will|proclaim every one|his own goodness: but|a faithful man who can|find?|20:7 The just man|walketh in his integrity:
R	This children are|blessed after him.|20:8 A king that sitteth|in the throne of|judgment scattereth|away all evil with his|eyes.|20:9 Who can say, I|have made my heart|clean, I am pure from|my sin?|20:10 Divers weights,|and divers measures,|both of them are alike
R	Tabomination to the|LORD.|20:11 Even a child is|known by his doings,|whether his work be|pure, and whether it|be right.|20:12 The hearing ear,|and the seeing eye,|the LORD hath made|even both of them.|20:13 Love not sleep,|lest thou come to|poverty; open thine
R	Teyes, and thou shalt|be satisfied with|bread.|20:14 It is naught, it is|naught, saith the|buyer: but when he is|gone his way, then he|boasteth.|20:15 There is gold,|and a multitude of|rubies: but the lips of|knowledge are a|precious jewel.|20:16 Take his
R	Tgarment that is surety|for a stranger: and|take a pledge of him|for a strange woman.|20:17 Bread of deceit|is sweet to a man; but|afterwards his mouth|shall be filled with|gravel.|20:18 Every purpose|is established by|counsel: and with good|advice make war.|20:19 He that goeth
R	Tabout as a talebearer|revealeth secrets:|therefore meddle not|with him that flattereth|with his lips.|20:20 Whoso curseth|his father or his|mother, his lamp shall|be put out in obscure|darkness.|20:21 An inheritance|may be gotten hastily|at the beginning; but|the end thereof shall
R	Tnot be blessed.|20:22 Say not thou, I|will recompense evil;|but wait on the LORD,|and he shall save|thee.|20:23 Divers weights|are an abomination|unto the LORD; and a|false balance is not|good.|20:24 Man's goings are|of the LORD; how can|a man then
R	Tunderstand his own|way?|20:25 It is a snare to|the man who|devoureth that which|is holy, and after|vows to make enquiry.|20:26 A wise king|scattereth the wicked,|and bringeth the|wheel over them.|20:27 The spirit of|man is the candle of|the LORD, searching
R	Tall the inward parts|of the belly.|20:28 Mercy and truth|preserve the king:|and his throne is|upholden by mercy.|20:29 The glory of|young men is their|strength: and the|beauty of old men is|the grey head.|20:30 The blueness of|a wound cleanseth|away evil: so do
R	Tstripes the inward|parts of the belly.||21:1 The king's heart|is in the hand of the|LORD, as the rivers of|water: he turneth it|whithersoever he will.|21:2 Every way of a|man is right in his own|eyes: but the LORD|pondereth the hearts.|21:3 To do justice and|judgment is more
R	Tacceptable to the|LORD than sacrifice.|21:4 An high look, and|a proud heart, and|the plowing of the|wicked, is sin.|21:5 The thoughts of|the diligent tend only|to plenteousness; but|of every one that is|hasty only to want.|21:6 The getting of|treasures by a lying|tongue is a vanity
R	Ttossed to and fro of|them that seek death.|21:7 The robbery of|the wicked shall|destroy them; because|they refuse to do|judgment.|21:8 The way of man is|froward and strange:|but as for the pure,|his work is right.|21:9 It is better to|dwell in a corner of|the housetop, than
R	Twith a brawling woman|in a wide house.|21:10 The soul of the|wicked desireth evil:|his neighbour findeth|no favour in his eyes.|21:11 When the|scorner is punished,|the simple is made|wise: and when the|wise is instructed, he|receiveth knowledge.|21:12 The righteous|man wisely
R	Tconsidereth the house|of the wicked: but God|overthroweth the|wicked for their|wickedness.|21:13 Whoso stoppeth|his ears at the cry of|the poor, he also|shall cry himself, but|shall not be heard.|21:14 A gift in secret|pacifieth anger: and a|reward in the bosom|strong wrath.
R	T21:15 It is joy to the|just to do judgment:|but destruction shall|be to the workers of|iniquity.|21:16 The man that|wandereth out of the|way of understanding|shall remain in the|congregation of the|dead.|21:17 He that loveth|pleasure shall be a|poor man: he that
R	Tloveth wine and oil|shall not be rich.|21:18 The wicked shall|be a ransom for the|righteous, and the|transgressor for the|upright.|21:19 It is better to|dwell in the|wilderness, than with a|contentious and an|angry woman.|21:20 There is|treasure to be
R	Tdesired and oil in the|dwelling of the wise;|but a foolish man|spendeth it up.|21:21 He that|followeth after|righteousness and|mercy findeth life,|righteousness, and|honour.|21:22 A wise man|scaleth the city of the|mighty, and casteth|down the strength of
R	Tthe confidence|thereof.|21:23 Whoso keepeth|his mouth and his|tongue keepeth his|soul from troubles.|21:24 Proud and|haughty scorner is|his name, who dealeth|in proud wrath.|21:25 The desire of|the slothful killeth him;|for his hands refuse|to labour.
R	T21:26 He coveteth|greedily all the day|long: but the|righteous giveth and|spareth not.|21:27 The sacrifice of|the wicked is|abomination: how much|more, when he|bringeth it with a|wicked mind?|21:28 A false witness|shall perish: but the|man that heareth
R	Tspeaketh constantly.|21:29 A wicked man|hardeneth his face:|but as for the|upright, he directeth|his way.|21:30 There is no|wisdom nor|understanding nor|counsel against the|LORD.|21:31 The horse is|prepared against the|day of battle: but
R	Tsafety is of the LORD.||22:1 A good name is|rather to be chosen|than great riches, and|loving favour rather|than silver and gold.|22:2 The rich and|poor meet together:|the LORD is the maker|of them all.|22:3 A prudent man|foreseeth the evil,|and hideth himself: but
R	Tthe simple pass on,|and are punished.|22:4 By humility and|the fear of the LORD|are riches, and|honour, and life.|22:5 Thorns and|snares are in the way|of the froward: he|that doth keep his|soul shall be far from|them.|22:6 Train up a child|in the way he should
R	Tgo: and when he is old,|he will not depart|from it.|22:7 The rich ruleth|over the poor, and|the borrower is|servant to the lender.|22:8 He that soweth|iniquity shall reap|vanity: and the rod of|his anger shall fail.|22:9 He that hath a|bountiful eye shall be|blessed; for he giveth
R	Tof his bread to the|poor.|22:10 Cast out the|scorner, and|contention shall go|out; yea, strife and|reproach shall cease.|22:11 He that loveth|pureness of heart,|for the grace of his|lips the king shall be|his friend.|22:12 The eyes of the|LORD preserve
R	Tknowledge, and he|overthroweth the|words of the|transgressor.|22:13 The slothful man|saith, There is a lion|without, I shall be|slain in the streets.|22:14 The mouth of|strange women is a|deep pit: he that is|abhorred of the LORD|shall fall therein.|22:15 Foolishness is
R	Tbound in the heart of|a child; but the rod of|correction shall drive|it far from him.|22:16 He that|oppresseth the poor|to increase his riches,|and he that giveth to|the rich, shall surely|come to want.|22:17 Bow down thine|ear, and hear the|words of the wise, and|apply thine heart unto
R	Tmy knowledge.|22:18 For it is a|pleasant thing if thou|keep them within thee;|they shall withal be|fitted in thy lips.|22:19 That thy trust|may be in the LORD, I|have made known to|thee this day, even to|thee.|22:20 Have not I|written to thee|excellent things in
R	Tcounsels and|knowledge,|22:21 That I might|make thee know the|certainty of the|words of truth; that|thou mightest answer|the words of truth to|them that send unto|thee?|22:22 Rob not the|poor, because he is|poor: neither oppress|the afflicted in the
R	Tgate:|22:23 For the LORD will|plead their cause, and|spoil the soul of|those that spoiled|them.|22:24 Make no|friendship with an|angry man; and with a|furious man thou shalt|not go:|22:25 Lest thou learn|his ways, and get a|snare to thy soul.
R	T22:26 Be not thou one|of them that strike|hands, or of them that|are sureties for|debts.|22:27 If thou hast|nothing to pay, why|should he take away|thy bed from under|thee?|22:28 Remove not the|ancient landmark,|which thy fathers|have set.
R	T22:29 Seest thou a|man diligent in his|business? he shall|stand before kings; he|shall not stand|before mean men.||23:1 When thou sittest|to eat with a ruler,|consider diligently|what is before thee:|23:2 And put a knife to|thy throat, if thou be|a man given to
R	Tappetite.|23:3 Be not desirous|of his dainties: for|they are deceitful|meat.|23:4 Labour not to be|rich: cease from thine|own wisdom.|23:5 Wilt thou set thine|eyes upon that which|is not? for riches|certainly make|themselves wings; they|fly away as an eagle
R	Ttoward heaven.|23:6 Eat thou not the|bread of him that hath|an evil eye, neither|desire thou his dainty|meats:|23:7 For as he|thinketh in his heart,|so is he: Eat and|drink, saith he to thee;|but his heart is not|with thee.|23:8 The morsel which|thou hast eaten shalt
R	Tthou vomit up, and|lose thy sweet words.|23:9 Speak not in the|ears of a fool: for he|will despise the wisdom|of thy words.|23:10 Remove not the|old landmark; and|enter not into the|fields of the|fatherless:|23:11 For their|redeemer is mighty; he|shall plead their
R	Tcause with thee.|23:12 Apply thine|heart unto instruction,|and thine ears to the|words of knowledge.|23:13 Withhold not|correction from the|child: for if thou|beatest him with the|rod, he shall not die.|23:14 Thou shalt beat|him with the rod, and|shalt deliver his soul|from hell.
R	T23:15 My son, if thine|heart be wise, my|heart shall rejoice,|even mine.|23:16 Yea, my reins|shall rejoice, when|thy lips speak right|things.|23:17 Let not thine|heart envy sinners:|but be thou in the|fear of the LORD all|the day long.|23:18 For surely
R	Tthere is an end; and|thine expectation shall|not be cut off.|23:19 Hear thou, my|son, and be wise, and|guide thine heart in|the way.|23:20 Be not among|winebibbers; among|riotous eaters of|flesh:|23:21 For the|drunkard and the|glutton shall come to
R	Tpoverty: and|drowsiness shall|clothe a man with|rags.|23:22 Hearken unto|thy father that begat|thee, and despise not|thy mother when she|is old.|23:23 Buy the truth,|and sell it not; also|wisdom, and|instruction, and|understanding.
R	T23:24 The father of|the righteous shall|greatly rejoice: and|he that begetteth a|wise child shall have|joy of him.|23:25 Thy father and|thy mother shall be|glad, and she that|bare thee shall|rejoice.|23:26 My son, give me|thine heart, and let|thine eyes observe my
R	Tways.|23:27 For a whore is a|deep ditch; and a|strange woman is a|narrow pit.|23:28 She also lieth in|wait as for a prey,|and increaseth the|transgressors among|men.|23:29 Who hath woe?|who hath sorrow? who|hath contentions? who|hath babbling? who
R	Thath wounds without|cause? who hath|redness of eyes?|23:30 They that tarry|long at the wine; they|that go to seek mixed|wine.|23:31 Look not thou|upon the wine when it|is red, when it giveth|his colour in the cup,|when it moveth itself|aright.|23:32 At the last it
R	Tbiteth like a serpent,|and stingeth like an|adder.|23:33 Thine eyes shall|behold strange women,|and thine heart shall|utter perverse things.|23:34 Yea, thou shalt|be as he that lieth|down in the midst of|the sea, or as he that|lieth upon the top of a|mast.|23:35 They have
R	Tstricken me, shalt thou|say, and I was not|sick; they have beaten|me, and I felt it not:|when shall I awake? I|will seek it yet again.||24:1 Be not thou|envious against evil|men, neither desire to|be with them.|24:2 For their heart|studieth destruction,|and their lips talk of
R	Tmischief.|24:3 Through wisdom is|an house builded; and|by understanding it is|established:|24:4 And by knowledge|shall the chambers be|filled with all precious|and pleasant riches.|24:5 A wise man is|strong; yea, a man of|knowledge increaseth|strength.|24:6 For by wise
R	Tcounsel thou shalt|make thy war: and in|multitude of|counsellors there is|safety.|24:7 Wisdom is too high|for a fool: he openeth|not his mouth in the|gate.|24:8 He that deviseth|to do evil shall be|called a mischievous|person.|24:9 The thought of
R	Tfoolishness is sin: and|the scorner is an|abomination to men.|24:10 If thou faint in|the day of adversity,|thy strength is small.|24:11 If thou forbear|to deliver them that|are drawn unto death,|and those that are|ready to be slain;|24:12 If thou sayest,|Behold, we knew it not;|doth not he that
R	Tpondereth the heart|consider it? and he|that keepeth thy soul,|doth not he know it?|and shall not he|render to every man|according to his|works?|24:13 My son, eat thou|honey, because it is|good; and the|honeycomb, which is|sweet to thy taste:|24:14 So shall the
R	Tknowledge of wisdom|be unto thy soul: when|thou hast found it,|then there shall be a|reward, and thy|expectation shall not|be cut off.|24:15 Lay not wait, O|wicked man, against|the dwelling of the|righteous; spoil not|his resting place:|24:16 For a just man|falleth seven times,
R	Tand riseth up again:|but the wicked shall|fall into mischief.|24:17 Rejoice not|when thine enemy|falleth, and let not|thine heart be glad|when he stumbleth:|24:18 Lest the LORD|see it, and it displease|him, and he turn away|his wrath from him.|24:19 Fret not thyself|because of evil men,
R	Tneither be thou|envious at the wicked:|24:20 For there shall|be no reward to the|evil man; the candle of|the wicked shall be|put out.|24:21 My son, fear|thou the LORD and the|king: and meddle not|with them that are|given to change:|24:22 For their|calamity shall rise
R	Tsuddenly; and who|knoweth the ruin of|them both?|24:23 These things|also belong to the|wise. It is not good to|have respect of|persons in judgment.|24:24 He that saith|unto the wicked, Thou|are righteous; him|shall the people|curse, nations shall|abhor him:
R	T24:25 But to them that|rebuke him shall be|delight, and a good|blessing shall come|upon them.|24:26 Every man shall|kiss his lips that|giveth a right answer.|24:27 Prepare thy|work without, and make|it fit for thyself in the|field; and afterwards|build thine house.|24:28 Be not a witness
R	Tagainst thy neighbour|without cause; and|deceive not with thy|lips.|24:29 Say not, I will do|so to him as he hath|done to me: I will|render to the man|according to his work.|24:30 I went by the|field of the slothful,|and by the vineyard|of the man void of|understanding;
R	T24:31 And, lo, it was all|grown over with|thorns, and nettles|had covered the face|thereof, and the|stone wall thereof|was broken down.|24:32 Then I saw, and|considered it well: I|looked upon it, and|received instruction.|24:33 Yet a little|sleep, a little slumber,|a little folding of the
R	Thands to sleep:|24:34 So shall thy|poverty come as one|that travelleth; and|thy want as an armed|man.||25:1 These are also|proverbs of Solomon,|which the men of|Hezekiah king of|Judah copied out.|25:2 It is the glory of|God to conceal a
R	Tthing: but the honour|of kings is to search|out a matter.|25:3 The heaven for|height, and the earth|for depth, and the|heart of kings is|unsearchable.|25:4 Take away the|dross from the silver,|and there shall come|forth a vessel for|the finer.|25:5 Take away the
R	Twicked from before|the king, and his|throne shall be|established in|righteousness.|25:6 Put not forth|thyself in the|presence of the king,|and stand not in the|place of great men:|25:7 For better it is|that it be said unto|thee, Come up hither;|than that thou
R	Tshouldest be put|lower in the presence|of the prince whom|thine eyes have seen.|25:8 Go not forth|hastily to strive, lest|thou know not what to|do in the end thereof,|when thy neighbour|hath put thee to|shame.|25:9 Debate thy cause|with thy neighbour|himself; and discover
R	Tnot a secret to|another:|25:10 Lest he that|heareth it put thee to|shame, and thine|infamy turn not away.|25:11 A word fitly|spoken is like apples|of gold in pictures of|silver.|25:12 As an earring|of gold, and an|ornament of fine gold,|so is a wise reprover
R	Tupon an obedient ear.|25:13 As the cold of|snow in the time of|harvest, so is a|faithful messenger to|them that send him:|for he refresheth the|soul of his masters.|25:14 Whoso boasteth|himself of a false gift|is like clouds and wind|without rain.|25:15 By long|forbearing is a prince
R	Tpersuaded, and a soft|tongue breaketh the|bone.|25:16 Hast thou found|honey? eat so much|as is sufficient for|thee, lest thou be|filled therewith, and|vomit it.|25:17 Withdraw thy|foot from thy|neighbour's house;|lest he be weary of|thee, and so hate
R	Tthee.|25:18 A man that|beareth false witness|against his neighbour|is a maul, and a sword,|and a sharp arrow.|25:19 Confidence in an|unfaithful man in time|of trouble is like a|broken tooth, and a|foot out of joint.|25:20 As he that|taketh away a garment|in cold weather, and
R	Tas vinegar upon nitre,|so is he that singeth|songs to an heavy|heart.|25:21 If thine enemy|be hungry, give him|bread to eat; and if|he be thirsty, give him|water to drink:|25:22 For thou shalt|heap coals of fire|upon his head, and the|LORD shall reward|thee.
R	T25:23 The north wind|driveth away rain: so|doth an angry|countenance a|backbiting tongue.|25:24 It is better to|dwell in the corner of|the housetop, than|with a brawling woman|and in a wide house.|25:25 As cold waters|to a thirsty soul, so is|good news from a far|country.
R	T25:26 A righteous man|falling down before|the wicked is as a|troubled fountain, and|a corrupt spring.|25:27 It is not good to|eat much honey: so|for men to search|their own glory is not|glory.|25:28 He that hath no|rule over his own|spirit is like a city that|is broken down, and
R	Twithout walls.||26:1 As snow in|summer, and as rain in|harvest, so honour is|not seemly for a fool.|26:2 As the bird by|wandering, as the|swallow by flying, so|the curse causeless|shall not come.|26:3 A whip for the|horse, a bridle for|the ass, and a rod
R	Tfor the fool's back.|26:4 Answer not a fool|according to his folly,|lest thou also be like|unto him.|26:5 Answer a fool|according to his folly,|lest he be wise in his|own conceit.|26:6 He that sendeth a|message by the hand|of a fool cutteth off|the feet, and drinketh|damage.
R	T26:7 The legs of the|lame are not equal: so|is a parable in the|mouth of fools.|26:8 As he that|bindeth a stone in a|sling, so is he that|giveth honour to a|fool.|26:9 As a thorn goeth|up into the hand of a|drunkard, so is a|parable in the mouths|of fools.
R	T26:10 The great God|that formed all things|both rewardeth the|fool, and rewardeth|transgressors.|26:11 As a dog|returneth to his vomit,|so a fool returneth to|his folly.|26:12 Seest thou a|man wise in his own|conceit? there is more|hope of a fool than of|him.
R	T26:13 The slothful man|saith, There is a lion|in the way; a lion is in|the streets.|26:14 As the door|turneth upon his|hinges, so doth the|slothful upon his bed.|26:15 The slothful|hideth his hand in his|bosom; it grieveth him|to bring it again to his|mouth.|26:16 The sluggard is
R	Twiser in his own|conceit than seven|men that can render a|reason.|26:17 He that passeth|by, and meddleth with|strife belonging not to|him, is like one that|taketh a dog by the|ears.|26:18 As a mad man|who casteth|firebrands, arrows,|and death,
R	T26:19 So is the man|that deceiveth his|neighbour, and saith,|Am not I in sport?|26:20 Where no wood|is, there the fire|goeth out: so where|there is no|talebearer, the strife|ceaseth.|26:21 As coals are to|burning coals, and|wood to fire; so is a|contentious man to
R	Tkindle strife.|26:22 The words of a|talebearer are as|wounds, and they go|down into the|innermost parts of|the belly.|26:23 Burning lips and|a wicked heart are|like a potsherd|covered with silver|dross.|26:24 He that hateth|dissembleth with his
R	Tlips, and layeth up|deceit within him;|26:25 When he|speaketh fair, believe|him not: for there are|seven abominations in|his heart.|26:26 Whose hatred is|covered by deceit, his|wickedness shall be|shewed before the|whole congregation.|26:27 Whoso diggeth a|pit shall fall therein:
R	Tand he that rolleth a|stone, it will return|upon him.|26:28 A lying tongue|hateth those that are|afflicted by it; and a|flattering mouth|worketh ruin.||27:1 Boast not thyself|of to morrow; for thou|knowest not what a|day may bring forth.|27:2 Let another man
R	Tpraise thee, and not|thine own mouth; a|stranger, and not|thine own lips.|27:3 A stone is heavy,|and the sand weighty;|but a fool's wrath is|heavier than them|both.|27:4 Wrath is cruel,|and anger is|outrageous; but who is|able to stand before|envy?
R	T27:5 Open rebuke is|better than secret|love.|27:6 Faithful are the|wounds of a friend;|but the kisses of an|enemy are deceitful.|27:7 The full soul|loatheth an|honeycomb; but to the|hungry soul every|bitter thing is sweet.|27:8 As a bird that|wandereth from her
R	Tnest, so is a man that|wandereth from his|place.|27:9 Ointment and|perfume rejoice the|heart: so doth the|sweetness of a man's|friend by hearty|counsel.|27:10 Thine own|friend, and thy|father's friend,|forsake not; neither|go into thy brother's
R	Thouse in the day of|thy calamity: for|better is a neighbour|that is near than a|brother far off.|27:11 My son, be wise,|and make my heart|glad, that I may|answer him that|reproacheth me.|27:12 A prudent man|foreseeth the evil,|and hideth himself; but|the simple pass on,
R	Tand are punished.|27:13 Take his|garment that is surety|for a stranger, and|take a pledge of him|for a strange woman.|27:14 He that blesseth|his friend with a loud|voice, rising early in|the morning, it shall be|counted a curse to|him.|27:15 A continual|dropping in a very
R	Trainy day and a|contentious woman are|alike.|27:16 Whosoever|hideth her hideth the|wind, and the ointment|of his right hand,|which bewrayeth itself.|27:17 Iron sharpeneth|iron; so a man|sharpeneth the|countenance of his|friend.|27:18 Whoso keepeth
R	Tthe fig tree shall eat|the fruit thereof: so|he that waiteth on his|master shall be|honoured.|27:19 As in water face|answereth to face, so|the heart of man to|man.|27:20 Hell and|destruction are never|full; so the eyes of|man are never|satisfied.
R	T27:21 As the fining pot|for silver, and the|furnace for gold; so|is a man to his praise.|27:22 Though thou|shouldest bray a fool|in a mortar among|wheat with a pestle,|yet will not his|foolishness depart|from him.|27:23 Be thou diligent|to know the state of|thy flocks, and look
R	Twell to thy herds.|27:24 For riches are|not for ever: and|doth the crown|endure to every|generation?|27:25 The hay|appeareth, and the|tender grass sheweth|itself, and herbs of|the mountains are|gathered.|27:26 The lambs are|for thy clothing, and
R	Tthe goats are the|price of the field.|27:27 And thou shalt|have goats' milk|enough for thy food,|for the food of thy|household, and for|the maintenance for|thy maidens.||28:1 The wicked flee|when no man pursueth:|but the righteous are|bold as a lion.
R	T28:2 For the|transgression of a|land many are the|princes thereof: but|by a man of|understanding and|knowledge the state|thereof shall be|prolonged.|28:3 A poor man that|oppresseth the poor|is like a sweeping rain|which leaveth no food.|28:4 They that
R	Tforsake the law|praise the wicked: but|such as keep the law|contend with them.|28:5 Evil men|understand not|judgment: but they|that seek the LORD|understand all things.|28:6 Better is the|poor that walketh in|his uprightness, than|he that is perverse in|his ways, though he be
R	Trich.|28:7 Whoso keepeth|the law is a wise son:|but he that is a|companion of riotous|men shameth his|father.|28:8 He that by usury|and unjust gain|increaseth his|substance, he shall|gather it for him that|will pity the poor.|28:9 He that turneth
R	Taway his ear from|hearing the law, even|his prayer shall be|abomination.|28:10 Whoso causeth|the righteous to go|astray in an evil way,|he shall fall himself|into his own pit: but|the upright shall have|good things in|possession.|28:11 The rich man is|wise in his own conceit;
R	Tbut the poor that hath|understanding|searcheth him out.|28:12 When righteous|men do rejoice, there|is great glory: but|when the wicked rise,|a man is hidden.|28:13 He that|covereth his sins|shall not prosper: but|whoso confesseth and|forsaketh them shall|have mercy.
R	T28:14 Happy is the man|that feareth alway:|but he that hardeneth|his heart shall fall|into mischief.|28:15 As a roaring|lion, and a ranging|bear; so is a wicked|ruler over the poor|people.|28:16 The prince that|wanteth understanding|is also a great|oppressor: but he
R	Tthat hateth|covetousness shall|prolong his days.|28:17 A man that doeth|violence to the blood|of any person shall|flee to the pit; let no|man stay him.|28:18 Whoso walketh|uprightly shall be|saved: but he that is|perverse in his ways|shall fall at once.|28:19 He that tilleth
R	This land shall have|plenty of bread: but|he that followeth|after vain persons|shall have poverty|enough.|28:20 A faithful man|shall abound with|blessings: but he that|maketh haste to be|rich shall not be|innocent.|28:21 To have respect|of persons is not
R	Tgood: for for a piece|of bread that man will|transgress.|28:22 He that hasteth|to be rich hath an evil|eye, and considereth|not that poverty shall|come upon him.|28:23 He that|rebuketh a man|afterwards shall find|more favour than he|that flattereth with|the tongue.
R	T28:24 Whoso robbeth|his father or his|mother, and saith, It is|no transgression; the|same is the companion|of a destroyer.|28:25 He that is of a|proud heart stirreth|up strife: but he that|putteth his trust in|the LORD shall be|made fat.|28:26 He that trusteth|in his own heart is a
R	Tfool: but whoso|walketh wisely, he|shall be delivered.|28:27 He that giveth|unto the poor shall|not lack: but he that|hideth his eyes shall|have many a curse.|28:28 When the wicked|rise, men hide|themselves: but when|they perish, the|righteous increase.|
R	T29:1 He, that being|often reproved|hardeneth his neck,|shall suddenly be|destroyed, and that|without remedy.|29:2 When the|righteous are in|authority, the people|rejoice: but when the|wicked beareth rule,|the people mourn.|29:3 Whoso loveth|wisdom rejoiceth his
R	Tfather: but he that|keepeth company with|harlots spendeth his|substance.|29:4 The king by|judgment establisheth|the land: but he that|receiveth gifts|overthroweth it.|29:5 A man that|flattereth his|neighbour spreadeth|a net for his feet.|29:6 In the
R	Ttransgression of an|evil man there is a|snare: but the|righteous doth sing|and rejoice.|29:7 The righteous|considereth the cause|of the poor: but the|wicked regardeth not|to know it.|29:8 Scornful men|bring a city into a|snare: but wise men|turn away wrath.
R	T29:9 If a wise man|contendeth with a|foolish man, whether|he rage or laugh,|there is no rest.|29:10 The bloodthirsty|hate the upright: but|the just seek his soul.|29:11 A fool uttereth|all his mind: but a wise|man keepeth it in till|afterwards.|29:12 If a ruler|hearken to lies, all his
R	Tservants are wicked.|29:13 The poor and|the deceitful man meet|together: the LORD|lighteneth both their|eyes.|29:14 The king that|faithfully judgeth the|poor, his throne shall|be established for|ever.|29:15 The rod and|reproof give wisdom:|but a child left to
R	Thimself bringeth his|mother to shame.|29:16 When the wicked|are multiplied,|transgression|increaseth: but the|righteous shall see|their fall.|29:17 Correct thy son,|and he shall give thee|rest; yea, he shall|give delight unto thy|soul.|29:18 Where there is
R	Tno vision, the people|perish: but he that|keepeth the law, happy|is he.|29:19 A servant will|not be corrected by|words: for though he|understand he will not|answer.|29:20 Seest thou a|man that is hasty in|his words? there is|more hope of a fool|than of him.
R	T29:21 He that|delicately bringeth up|his servant from a|child shall have him|become his son at the|length.|29:22 An angry man|stirreth up strife, and|a furious man|aboundeth in|transgression.|29:23 A man's pride|shall bring him low: but|honour shall uphold
R	Tthe humble in spirit.|29:24 Whoso is|partner with a thief|hateth his own soul:|he heareth cursing,|and bewrayeth it not.|29:25 The fear of man|bringeth a snare: but|whoso putteth his|trust in the LORD shall|be safe.|29:26 Many seek the|ruler's favour; but|every man's judgment
R	Tcometh from the LORD.|29:27 An unjust man is|an abomination to the|just: and he that is|upright in the way is|abomination to the|wicked.||30:1 The words of|Agur the son of|Jakeh, even the|prophecy: the man|spake unto Ithiel, even|unto Ithiel and Ucal,
R	T30:2 Surely I am more|brutish than any man,|and have not the|understanding of a|man.|30:3 I neither learned|wisdom, nor have the|knowledge of the holy.|30:4 Who hath|ascended up into|heaven, or|descended? who hath|gathered the wind in|his fists? who hath
R	Tbound the waters in a|garment? who hath|established all the|ends of the earth?|what is his name, and|what is his son's name,|if thou canst tell?|30:5 Every word of|God is pure: he is a|shield unto them that|put their trust in him.|30:6 Add thou not unto|his words, lest he|reprove thee, and
R	Tthou be found a liar.|30:7 Two things have I|required of thee;|deny me them not|before I die:|30:8 Remove far from|me vanity and lies:|give me neither|poverty nor riches;|feed me with food|convenient for me:|30:9 Lest I be full,|and deny thee, and|say, Who is the LORD?
R	Tor lest I be poor, and|steal, and take the|name of my God in|vain.|30:10 Accuse not a|servant unto his|master, lest he curse|thee, and thou be|found guilty.|30:11 There is a|generation that|curseth their father,|and doth not bless|their mother.
R	T30:12 There is a|generation that are|pure in their own|eyes, and yet is not|washed from their|filthiness.|30:13 There is a|generation, O how|lofty are their eyes!|and their eyelids are|lifted up.|30:14 There is a|generation, whose|teeth are as swords,
R	Tand their jaw teeth as|knives, to devour the|poor from off the|earth, and the needy|from among men.|30:15 The horseleach|hath two daughters,|crying, Give, give.|There are three|things that are never|satisfied, yea, four|things say not, It is|enough:|30:16 The grave; and
R	Tthe barren womb; the|earth that is not filled|with water; and the|fire that saith not, It|is enough.|30:17 The eye that|mocketh at his father,|and despiseth to obey|his mother, the ravens|of the valley shall|pick it out, and the|young eagles shall|eat it.|30:18 There be three
R	Tthings which are too|wonderful for me, yea,|four which I know not:|30:19 The way of an|eagle in the air; the|way of a serpent|upon a rock; the way|of a ship in the midst|of the sea; and the|way of a man with a|maid.|30:20 Such is the way|of an adulterous|woman; she eateth, and
R	Twipeth her mouth, and|saith, I have done no|wickedness.|30:21 For three things|the earth is|disquieted, and for|four which it cannot|bear:|30:22 For a servant|when he reigneth; and|a fool when he is|filled with meat;|30:23 For an odious|woman when she is
R	Tmarried; and an|handmaid that is heir|to her mistress.|30:24 There be four|things which are little|upon the earth, but|they are exceeding|wise:|30:25 The ants are a|people not strong, yet|they prepare their|meat in the summer;|30:26 The conies are|but a feeble folk, yet
R	Tmake they their|houses in the rocks;|30:27 The locusts|have no king, yet go|they forth all of them|by bands;|30:28 The spider|taketh hold with her|hands, and is in kings'|palaces.|30:29 There be three|things which go well,|yea, four are comely|in going:
R	T30:30 A lion which is|strongest among|beasts, and turneth|not away for any;|30:31 A greyhound; an|he goat also; and a|king, against whom|there is no rising up.|30:32 If thou hast|done foolishly in|lifting up thyself, or if|thou hast thought evil,|lay thine hand upon|thy mouth.
R	T30:33 Surely the|churning of milk|bringeth forth butter,|and the wringing of|the nose bringeth|forth blood: so the|forcing of wrath|bringeth forth strife.||31:1 The words of king|Lemuel, the prophecy|that his mother taught|him.|31:2 What, my son? and
R	Twhat, the son of my|womb? and what, the|son of my vows?|31:3 Give not thy|strength unto women,|nor thy ways to that|which destroyeth|kings.|31:4 It is not for|kings, O Lemuel, it is|not for kings to drink|wine; nor for princes|strong drink:|31:5 Lest they drink,
R	Tand forget the law,|and pervert the|judgment of any of|the afflicted.|31:6 Give strong drink|unto him that is ready|to perish, and wine|unto those that be of|heavy hearts.|31:7 Let him drink, and|forget his poverty,|and remember his|misery no more.|31:8 Open thy mouth
R	Tfor the dumb in the|cause of all such as|are appointed to|destruction.|31:9 Open thy mouth,|judge righteously,|and plead the cause|of the poor and|needy.|31:10 Who can find a|virtuous woman? for|her price is far|above rubies.|31:11 The heart of
R	Ther husband doth|safely trust in her, so|that he shall have no|need of spoil.|31:12 She will do him|good and not evil all|the days of her life.|31:13 She seeketh|wool, and flax, and|worketh willingly with|her hands.|31:14 She is like the|merchants' ships; she|bringeth her food
R	Tfrom afar.|31:15 She riseth also|while it is yet night,|and giveth meat to her|household, and a|portion to her|maidens.|31:16 She considereth|a field, and buyeth it:|with the fruit of her|hands she planteth a|vineyard.|31:17 She girdeth her|loins with strength,
R	Tand strengtheneth|her arms.|31:18 She perceiveth|that her merchandise|is good: her candle|goeth not out by night.|31:19 She layeth her|hands to the spindle,|and her hands hold|the distaff.|31:20 She stretcheth|out her hand to the|poor; yea, she|reacheth forth her
R	Thands to the needy.|31:21 She is not|afraid of the snow|for her household:|for all her household|are clothed with|scarlet.|31:22 She maketh|herself coverings of|tapestry; her clothing|is silk and purple.|31:23 Her husband is|known in the gates,|when he sitteth among
R	Tthe elders of the|land.|31:24 She maketh fine|linen, and selleth it;|and delivereth girdles|unto the merchant.|31:25 Strength and|honour are her|clothing; and she shall|rejoice in time to|come.|31:26 She openeth her|mouth with wisdom; and|in her tongue is the
R	Tlaw of kindness.|31:27 She looketh well|to the ways of her|household, and eateth|not the bread of|idleness.|31:28 Her children|arise up, and call her|blessed; her husband|also, and he praiseth|her.|31:29 Many daughters|have done virtuously,|but thou excellest
R	Tthem all.|31:30 Favour is|deceitful, and beauty|is vain: but a woman|that feareth the LORD,|she shall be praised.|31:31 Give her of the|fruit of her hands;|and let her own works|praise her in the|gates.
R	K2;Ecclesiastes	T||1:1 The words of the|Preacher, the son of|David, king in|Jerusalem.|1:2 Vanity of vanities,|saith the Preacher,|vanity of vanities; all|is vanity.|1:3 What profit hath a|man of all his labour|which he taketh under|the sun?
R	T1:4 One generation|passeth away, and|another generation|cometh: but the earth|abideth for ever.|1:5 The sun also|ariseth, and the sun|goeth down, and|hasteth to his place|where he arose.|1:6 The wind goeth|toward the south, and|turneth about unto|the north; it whirleth
R	Tabout continually, and|the wind returneth|again according to his|circuits.|1:7 All the rivers run|into the sea; yet the|sea is not full; unto|the place from whence|the rivers come,|thither they return|again.|1:8 All things are full|of labour; man cannot|utter it: the eye is not
R	Tsatisfied with seeing,|nor the ear filled with|hearing.|1:9 The thing that hath|been, it is that which|shall be; and that|which is done is that|which shall be done:|and there is no new|thing under the sun.|1:10 Is there any|thing whereof it may|be said, See, this is|new? it hath been
R	Talready of old time,|which was before us.|1:11 There is no|remembrance of|former things; neither|shall there be any|remembrance of|things that are to|come with those that|shall come after.|1:12 I the Preacher|was king over Israel|in Jerusalem.|1:13 And I gave my
R	Theart to seek and|search out by wisdom|concerning all things|that are done under|heaven: this sore|travail hath God given|to the sons of man to|be exercised|therewith.|1:14 I have seen all|the works that are|done under the sun;|and, behold, all is|vanity and vexation of
R	Tspirit.|1:15 That which is|crooked cannot be|made straight: and|that which is wanting|cannot be numbered.|1:16 I communed with|mine own heart, saying,|Lo, I am come to great|estate, and have|gotten more wisdom|than all they that|have been before me|in Jerusalem: yea, my
R	Theart had great|experience of wisdom|and knowledge.|1:17 And I gave my|heart to know wisdom,|and to know madness|and folly: I perceived|that this also is|vexation of spirit.|1:18 For in much|wisdom is much grief:|and he that|increaseth knowledge|increaseth sorrow.
R	T2:1 I said in mine|heart, Go to now, I will|prove thee with mirth,|therefore enjoy|pleasure: and, behold,|this also is vanity.|2:2 I said of laughter,|It is mad: and of mirth,|What doeth it?|2:3 I sought in mine|heart to give myself|unto wine, yet|acquainting mine heart|with wisdom; and to lay
R	Thold on folly, till I|might see what was|that good for the|sons of men, which|they should do under|the heaven all the|days of their life.|2:4 I made me great|works; I builded me|houses; I planted me|vineyards:|2:5 I made me gardens|and orchards, and I|planted trees in them
R	Tof all kind of fruits:|2:6 I made me pools of|water, to water|therewith the wood|that bringeth forth|trees:|2:7 I got me servants|and maidens, and had|servants born in my|house; also I had|great possessions of|great and small cattle|above all that were in|Jerusalem before me:
R	T2:8 I gathered me also|silver and gold, and|the peculiar treasure|of kings and of the|provinces: I gat me|men singers and|women singers, and|the delights of the|sons of men, as|musical instruments,|and that of all sorts.|2:9 So I was great,|and increased more|than all that were
R	Tbefore me in|Jerusalem: also my|wisdom remained with|me.|2:10 And whatsoever|mine eyes desired I|kept not from them, I|withheld not my heart|from any joy; for my|heart rejoiced in all|my labour: and this|was my portion of all|my labour.|2:11 Then I looked on
R	Tall the works that my|hands had wrought,|and on the labour|that I had laboured to|do: and, behold, all|was vanity and|vexation of spirit, and|there was no profit|under the sun.|2:12 And I turned|myself to behold|wisdom, and madness,|and folly: for what|can the man do that
R	Tcometh after the king?|even that which hath|been already done.|2:13 Then I saw that|wisdom excelleth folly,|as far as light|excelleth darkness.|2:14 The wise man's|eyes are in his head;|but the fool walketh in|darkness: and I|myself perceived also|that one event|happeneth to them all.
R	T2:15 Then said I in my|heart, As it happeneth|to the fool, so it|happeneth even to me;|and why was I then|more wise? Then I said|in my heart, that this|also is vanity.|2:16 For there is no|remembrance of the|wise more than of the|fool for ever; seeing|that which now is in|the days to come shall
R	Tall be forgotten. And|how dieth the wise|man? as the fool.|2:17 Therefore I|hated life; because|the work that is|wrought under the|sun is grievous unto|me: for all is vanity|and vexation of spirit.|2:18 Yea, I hated all|my labour which I had|taken under the sun:|because I should
R	Tleave it unto the man|that shall be after me.|2:19 And who knoweth|whether he shall be a|wise man or a fool?|yet shall he have rule|over all my labour|wherein I have|laboured, and wherein|I have shewed myself|wise under the sun.|This is also vanity.|2:20 Therefore I went|about to cause my
R	Theart to despair of|all the labour which I|took under the sun.|2:21 For there is a|man whose labour is in|wisdom, and in|knowledge, and in|equity; yet to a man|that hath not|laboured therein shall|he leave it for his|portion. This also is|vanity and a great|evil.
R	T2:22 For what hath|man of all his labour,|and of the vexation of|his heart, wherein he|hath laboured under|the sun?|2:23 For all his days|are sorrows, and his|travail grief; yea, his|heart taketh not rest|in the night. This is|also vanity.|2:24 There is nothing|better for a man, than
R	Tthat he should eat|and drink, and that he|should make his soul|enjoy good in his|labour. This also I|saw, that it was from|the hand of God.|2:25 For who can eat,|or who else can|hasten hereunto, more|than I?|2:26 For God giveth to|a man that is good in|his sight wisdom, and
R	Tknowledge, and joy:|but to the sinner he|giveth travail, to|gather and to heap|up, that he may give to|him that is good|before God. This also|is vanity and vexation|of spirit.||3:1 To every thing|there is a season, and|a time to every|purpose under the
R	Theaven:|3:2 A time to be born,|and a time to die; a|time to plant, and a|time to pluck up that|which is planted;|3:3 A time to kill, and a|time to heal; a time to|break down, and a time|to build up;|3:4 A time to weep, and|a time to laugh; a time|to mourn, and a time to|dance;
R	T3:5 A time to cast away|stones, and a time to|gather stones|together; a time to|embrace, and a time to|refrain from|embracing;|3:6 A time to get, and a|time to lose; a time to|keep, and a time to|cast away;|3:7 A time to rend, and|a time to sew; a time to|keep silence, and a
R	Ttime to speak;|3:8 A time to love, and|a time to hate; a time|of war, and a time of|peace.|3:9 What profit hath|he that worketh in|that wherein he|laboureth?|3:10 I have seen the|travail, which God hath|given to the sons of|men to be exercised in|it.
R	T3:11 He hath made|every thing beautiful|in his time: also he|hath set the world in|their heart, so that no|man can find out the|work that God maketh|from the beginning to|the end.|3:12 I know that there|is no good in them, but|for a man to rejoice,|and to do good in his|life.
R	T3:13 And also that|every man should eat|and drink, and enjoy|the good of all his|labour, it is the gift of|God.|3:14 I know that,|whatsoever God doeth,|it shall be for ever:|nothing can be put to|it, nor any thing taken|from it: and God doeth|it, that men should|fear before him.
R	T3:15 That which hath|been is now; and that|which is to be hath|already been; and God|requireth that which is|past.|3:16 And moreover I|saw under the sun the|place of judgment,|that wickedness was|there; and the place|of righteousness, that|iniquity was there.|3:17 I said in mine
R	Theart, God shall judge|the righteous and the|wicked: for there is a|time there for every|purpose and for|every work.|3:18 I said in mine|heart concerning the|estate of the sons of|men, that God might|manifest them, and|that they might see|that they themselves|are beasts.
R	T3:19 For that which|befalleth the sons of|men befalleth beasts;|even one thing|befalleth them: as the|one dieth, so dieth the|other; yea, they have|all one breath; so that|a man hath no|preeminence above a|beast: for all is|vanity.|3:20 All go unto one|place; all are of the
R	Tdust, and all turn to|dust again.|3:21 Who knoweth the|spirit of man that|goeth upward, and the|spirit of the beast|that goeth downward|to the earth?|3:22 Wherefore I|perceive that there is|nothing better, than|that a man should|rejoice in his own|works; for that is his
R	Tportion: for who shall|bring him to see what|shall be after him?||4:1 So I returned, and|considered all the|oppressions that are|done under the sun:|and behold the tears|of such as were|oppressed, and they|had no comforter; and|on the side of their|oppressors there was
R	Tpower; but they had|no comforter.|4:2 Wherefore I|praised the dead|which are already|dead more than the|living which are yet|alive.|4:3 Yea, better is he|than both they, which|hath not yet been, who|hath not seen the evil|work that is done|under the sun.
R	T4:4 Again, I considered|all travail, and every|right work, that for|this a man is envied of|his neighbour. This is|also vanity and|vexation of spirit.|4:5 The fool foldeth|his hands together,|and eateth his own|flesh.|4:6 Better is an|handful with quietness,|than both the hands
R	Tfull with travail and|vexation of spirit.|4:7 Then I returned,|and I saw vanity|under the sun.|4:8 There is one|alone, and there is|not a second; yea, he|hath neither child nor|brother: yet is there|no end of all his|labour; neither is his|eye satisfied with|riches; neither saith
R	The, For whom do I|labour, and bereave|my soul of good? This|is also vanity, yea, it|is a sore travail.|4:9 Two are better|than one; because|they have a good|reward for their|labour.|4:10 For if they fall,|the one will lift up his|fellow: but woe to him|that is alone when he
R	Tfalleth; for he hath|not another to help|him up.|4:11 Again, if two lie|together, then they|have heat: but how|can one be warm|alone?|4:12 And if one prevail|against him, two shall|withstand him; and a|threefold cord is not|quickly broken.|4:13 Better is a poor
R	Tand a wise child than|an old and foolish|king, who will no more|be admonished.|4:14 For out of prison|he cometh to reign;|whereas also he that|is born in his kingdom|becometh poor.|4:15 I considered all|the living which walk|under the sun, with|the second child that|shall stand up in his
R	Tstead.|4:16 There is no end|of all the people, even|of all that have been|before them: they also|that come after shall|not rejoice in him.|Surely this also is|vanity and vexation of|spirit.||5:1 Keep thy foot|when thou goest to|the house of God, and
R	Tbe more ready to|hear, than to give the|sacrifice of fools: for|they consider not that|they do evil.|5:2 Be not rash with|thy mouth, and let not|thine heart be hasty|to utter any thing|before God: for God is|in heaven, and thou|upon earth: therefore|let thy words be few.|5:3 For a dream
R	Tcometh through the|multitude of business;|and a fool's voice is|known by multitude of|words.|5:4 When thou vowest|a vow unto God, defer|not to pay it; for he|hath no pleasure in|fools: pay that which|thou hast vowed.|5:5 Better is it that|thou shouldest not|vow, than that thou
R	Tshouldest vow and not|pay.|5:6 Suffer not thy|mouth to cause thy|flesh to sin; neither|say thou before the|angel, that it was an|error: wherefore|should God be angry|at thy voice, and|destroy the work of|thine hands?|5:7 For in the|multitude of dreams
R	Tand many words there|are also divers|vanities: but fear thou|God.|5:8 If thou seest the|oppression of the|poor, and violent|perverting of|judgment and justice|in a province, marvel|not at the matter: for|he that is higher than|the highest regardeth;|and there be higher
R	Tthan they.|5:9 Moreover the|profit of the earth is|for all: the king|himself is served by|the field.|5:10 He that loveth|silver shall not be|satisfied with silver;|nor he that loveth|abundance with|increase: this is also|vanity.|5:11 When goods
R	Tincrease, they are|increased that eat|them: and what good is|there to the owners|thereof, saving the|beholding of them with|their eyes?|5:12 The sleep of a|labouring man is|sweet, whether he eat|little or much: but the|abundance of the rich|will not suffer him to|sleep.
R	T5:13 There is a sore|evil which I have seen|under the sun, namely,|riches kept for the|owners thereof to|their hurt.|5:14 But those riches|perish by evil travail:|and he begetteth a|son, and there is|nothing in his hand.|5:15 As he came forth|of his mother's womb,|naked shall he return
R	Tto go as he came, and|shall take nothing of|his labour, which he|may carry away in his|hand.|5:16 And this also is a|sore evil, that in all|points as he came, so|shall he go: and what|profit hath he that|hath laboured for the|wind?|5:17 All his days also|he eateth in darkness,
R	Tand he hath much|sorrow and wrath with|his sickness.|5:18 Behold that which|I have seen: it is good|and comely for one to|eat and to drink, and|to enjoy the good of|all his labour that he|taketh under the sun|all the days of his|life, which God giveth|him: for it is his|portion.
R	T5:19 Every man also|to whom God hath|given riches and|wealth, and hath given|him power to eat|thereof, and to take|his portion, and to|rejoice in his labour;|this is the gift of God.|5:20 For he shall not|much remember the|days of his life;|because God|answereth him in the
R	Tjoy of his heart.||6:1 There is an evil|which I have seen|under the sun, and it|is common among men:|6:2 A man to whom God|hath given riches,|wealth, and honour, so|that he wanteth|nothing for his soul|of all that he|desireth, yet God|giveth him not power
R	Tto eat thereof, but a|stranger eateth it:|this is vanity, and it is|an evil disease.|6:3 If a man beget an|hundred children, and|live many years, so|that the days of his|years be many, and|his soul be not filled|with good, and also|that he have no|burial; I say, that an|untimely birth is
R	Tbetter than he.|6:4 For he cometh in|with vanity, and|departeth in|darkness, and his|name shall be covered|with darkness.|6:5 Moreover he hath|not seen the sun, nor|known any thing: this|hath more rest than|the other.|6:6 Yea, though he live|a thousand years
R	Ttwice told, yet hath he|seen no good: do not|all go to one place?|6:7 All the labour of|man is for his mouth,|and yet the appetite is|not filled.|6:8 For what hath the|wise more than the|fool? what hath the|poor, that knoweth to|walk before the living?|6:9 Better is the sight|of the eyes than the
R	Twandering of the|desire: this is also|vanity and vexation of|spirit.|6:10 That which hath|been is named|already, and it is|known that it is man:|neither may he|contend with him that|is mightier than he.|6:11 Seeing there be|many things that|increase vanity, what
R	Tis man the better?|6:12 For who knoweth|what is good for man|in this life, all the|days of his vain life|which he spendeth as|a shadow? for who|can tell a man what|shall be after him|under the sun?||7:1 A good name is|better than precious|ointment; and the day
R	Tof death than the day|of one's birth.|7:2 It is better to go|to the house of|mourning, than to go|to the house of|feasting: for that is|the end of all men;|and the living will lay it|to his heart.|7:3 Sorrow is better|than laughter: for by|the sadness of the|countenance the
R	Theart is made better.|7:4 The heart of the|wise is in the house of|mourning; but the|heart of fools is in|the house of mirth.|7:5 It is better to|hear the rebuke of|the wise, than for a|man to hear the song|of fools.|7:6 For as the|crackling of thorns|under a pot, so is the
R	Tlaughter of the fool:|this also is vanity.|7:7 Surely oppression|maketh a wise man mad;|and a gift destroyeth|the heart.|7:8 Better is the end|of a thing than the|beginning thereof: and|the patient in spirit is|better than the proud|in spirit.|7:9 Be not hasty in thy|spirit to be angry: for
R	Tanger resteth in the|bosom of fools.|7:10 Say not thou,|What is the cause that|the former days were|better than these?|for thou dost not|enquire wisely|concerning this.|7:11 Wisdom is good|with an inheritance:|and by it there is|profit to them that|see the sun.
R	T7:12 For wisdom is a|defence, and money is|a defence: but the|excellency of|knowledge is, that|wisdom giveth life to|them that have it.|7:13 Consider the|work of God: for who|can make that|straight, which he hath|made crooked?|7:14 In the day of|prosperity be joyful,
R	Tbut in the day of|adversity consider:|God also hath set the|one over against the|other, to the end that|man should find|nothing after him.|7:15 All things have I|seen in the days of|my vanity: there is a|just man that|perisheth in his|righteousness, and|there is a wicked man
R	Tthat prolongeth his|life in his wickedness.|7:16 Be not righteous|over much; neither|make thyself over|wise: why shouldest|thou destroy thyself?|7:17 Be not over much|wicked, neither be|thou foolish: why|shouldest thou die|before thy time?|7:18 It is good that|thou shouldest take
R	Thold of this; yea, also|from this withdraw not|thine hand: for he|that feareth God shall|come forth of them all.|7:19 Wisdom|strengtheneth the|wise more than ten|mighty men which are|in the city.|7:20 For there is not|a just man upon|earth, that doeth|good, and sinneth not.
R	T7:21 Also take no heed|unto all words that|are spoken; lest thou|hear thy servant|curse thee:|7:22 For oftentimes|also thine own heart|knoweth that thou|thyself likewise hast|cursed others.|7:23 All this have I|proved by wisdom: I|said, I will be wise; but|it was far from me.
R	T7:24 That which is far|off, and exceeding|deep, who can find it|out?|7:25 I applied mine|heart to know, and to|search, and to seek|out wisdom, and the|reason of things, and|to know the|wickedness of folly,|even of foolishness|and madness:|7:26 And I find more
R	Tbitter than death the|woman, whose heart is|snares and nets, and|her hands as bands:|whoso pleaseth God|shall escape from|her; but the sinner|shall be taken by her.|7:27 Behold, this have|I found, saith the|preacher, counting|one by one, to find|out the account:|7:28 Which yet my soul
R	Tseeketh, but I find not:|one man among a|thousand have I|found; but a woman|among all those have I|not found.|7:29 Lo, this only have|I found, that God hath|made man upright; but|they have sought out|many inventions.||8:1 Who is as the wise|man? and who knoweth
R	Tthe interpretation of|a thing? a man's|wisdom maketh his face|to shine, and the|boldness of his face|shall be changed.|8:2 I counsel thee to|keep the king's|commandment, and that|in regard of the oath|of God.|8:3 Be not hasty to go|out of his sight: stand|not in an evil thing;
R	Tfor he doeth|whatsoever pleaseth|him.|8:4 Where the word of|a king is, there is|power: and who may|say unto him, What|doest thou?|8:5 Whoso keepeth the|commandment shall|feel no evil thing: and|a wise man's heart|discerneth both time|and judgment.
R	T8:6 Because to every|purpose there is time|and judgment,|therefore the misery|of man is great upon|him.|8:7 For he knoweth|not that which shall|be: for who can tell|him when it shall be?|8:8 There is no man|that hath power over|the spirit to retain the|spirit; neither hath he
R	Tpower in the day of|death: and there is no|discharge in that war;|neither shall|wickedness deliver|those that are given|to it.|8:9 All this have I|seen, and applied my|heart unto every|work that is done|under the sun: there|is a time wherein one|man ruleth over
R	Tanother to his own|hurt.|8:10 And so I saw the|wicked buried, who had|come and gone from|the place of the holy,|and they were|forgotten in the city|where they had so|done: this is also|vanity.|8:11 Because|sentence against an|evil work is not
R	Texecuted speedily,|therefore the heart|of the sons of men is|fully set in them to do|evil.|8:12 Though a sinner|do evil an hundred|times, and his days be|prolonged, yet surely|I know that it shall be|well with them that|fear God, which fear|before him:|8:13 But it shall not be
R	Twell with the wicked,|neither shall he|prolong his days,|which are as a|shadow; because he|feareth not before|God.|8:14 There is a vanity|which is done upon the|earth; that there be|just men, unto whom it|happeneth according|to the work of the|wicked; again, there be
R	Twicked men, to whom it|happeneth according|to the work of the|righteous: I said that|this also is vanity.|8:15 Then I commended|mirth, because a man|hath no better thing|under the sun, than to|eat, and to drink, and|to be merry: for that|shall abide with him of|his labour the days of|his life, which God
R	Tgiveth him under the|sun.|8:16 When I applied|mine heart to know|wisdom, and to see the|business that is done|upon the earth: (for|also there is that|neither day nor night|seeth sleep with his|eyes:)|8:17 Then I beheld all|the work of God, that|a man cannot find out
R	Tthe work that is done|under the sun:|because though a man|labour to seek it out,|yet he shall not find|it; yea farther; though|a wise man think to|know it, yet shall he|not be able to find it.||9:1 For all this I|considered in my|heart even to declare|all this, that the
R	Trighteous, and the|wise, and their works,|are in the hand of|God: no man knoweth|either love or hatred|by all that is before|them.|9:2 All things come|alike to all: there is|one event to the|righteous, and to the|wicked; to the good|and to the clean, and|to the unclean; to him
R	Tthat sacrificeth, and|to him that sacrificeth|not: as is the good, so|is the sinner; and he|that sweareth, as he|that feareth an oath.|9:3 This is an evil|among all things that|are done under the|sun, that there is one|event unto all: yea,|also the heart of the|sons of men is full of|evil, and madness is in
R	Ttheir heart while they|live, and after that|they go to the dead.|9:4 For to him that is|joined to all the living|there is hope: for a|living dog is better|than a dead lion.|9:5 For the living know|that they shall die: but|the dead know not any|thing, neither have|they any more a|reward; for the
R	Tmemory of them is|forgotten.|9:6 Also their love,|and their hatred, and|their envy, is now|perished; neither have|they any more a|portion for ever in|any thing that is done|under the sun.|9:7 Go thy way, eat thy|bread with joy, and|drink thy wine with a|merry heart; for God
R	Tnow accepteth thy|works.|9:8 Let thy garments|be always white; and|let thy head lack no|ointment.|9:9 Live joyfully with|the wife whom thou|lovest all the days of|the life of thy vanity,|which he hath given|thee under the sun,|all the days of thy|vanity: for that is thy
R	Tportion in this life, and|in thy labour which|thou takest under the|sun.|9:10 Whatsoever thy|hand findeth to do, do|it with thy might; for|there is no work, nor|device, nor knowledge,|nor wisdom, in the|grave, whither thou|goest.|9:11 I returned, and|saw under the sun,
R	Tthat the race is not to|the swift, nor the|battle to the strong,|neither yet bread to|the wise, nor yet|riches to men of|understanding, nor|yet favour to men of|skill; but time and|chance happeneth to|them all.|9:12 For man also|knoweth not his time:|as the fishes that are
R	Ttaken in an evil net,|and as the birds that|are caught in the|snare; so are the|sons of men snared in|an evil time, when it|falleth suddenly upon|them.|9:13 This wisdom have|I seen also under the|sun, and it seemed|great unto me:|9:14 There was a little|city, and few men
R	Twithin it; and there|came a great king|against it, and|besieged it, and built|great bulwarks|against it:|9:15 Now there was|found in it a poor wise|man, and he by his|wisdom delivered the|city; yet no man|remembered that same|poor man.|9:16 Then said I,
R	TWisdom is better than|strength:|nevertheless the|poor man's wisdom is|despised, and his|words are not heard.|9:17 The words of|wise men are heard in|quiet more than the|cry of him that ruleth|among fools.|9:18 Wisdom is better|than weapons of war:|but one sinner
R	Tdestroyeth much good.||10:1 Dead flies cause|the ointment of the|apothecary to send|forth a stinking|savour: so doth a|little folly him that is|in reputation for|wisdom and honour.|10:2 A wise man's|heart is at his right|hand; but a fool's|heart at his left.
R	T10:3 Yea also, when he|that is a fool walketh|by the way, his wisdom|faileth him, and he|saith to every one|that he is a fool.|10:4 If the spirit of|the ruler rise up|against thee, leave|not thy place; for|yielding pacifieth|great offences.|10:5 There is an evil|which I have seen
R	Tunder the sun, as an|error which|proceedeth from the|ruler:|10:6 Folly is set in|great dignity, and the|rich sit in low place.|10:7 I have seen|servants upon|horses, and princes|walking as servants|upon the earth.|10:8 He that diggeth a|pit shall fall into it;
R	Tand whoso breaketh|an hedge, a serpent|shall bite him.|10:9 Whoso removeth|stones shall be hurt|therewith; and he that|cleaveth wood shall|be endangered|thereby.|10:10 If the iron be|blunt, and he do not|whet the edge, then|must he put to more|strength: but wisdom is
R	Tprofitable to direct.|10:11 Surely the|serpent will bite|without enchantment;|and a babbler is no|better.|10:12 The words of a|wise man's mouth are|gracious; but the lips|of a fool will swallow|up himself.|10:13 The beginning of|the words of his|mouth is foolishness:
R	Tand the end of his|talk is mischievous|madness.|10:14 A fool also is|full of words: a man|cannot tell what shall|be; and what shall be|after him, who can tell|him?|10:15 The labour of|the foolish wearieth|every one of them,|because he knoweth|not how to go to the
R	Tcity.|10:16 Woe to thee, O|land, when thy king is|a child, and thy|princes eat in the|morning!|10:17 Blessed art|thou, O land, when thy|king is the son of|nobles, and thy|princes eat in due|season, for strength,|and not for|drunkenness!
R	T10:18 By much|slothfulness the|building decayeth; and|through idleness of|the hands the house|droppeth through.|10:19 A feast is made|for laughter, and wine|maketh merry: but|money answereth all|things.|10:20 Curse not the|king, no not in thy|thought; and curse
R	Tnot the rich in thy|bedchamber: for a|bird of the air shall|carry the voice, and|that which hath wings|shall tell the matter.||11:1 Cast thy bread|upon the waters: for|thou shalt find it|after many days.|11:2 Give a portion to|seven, and also to|eight; for thou
R	Tknowest not what evil|shall be upon the|earth.|11:3 If the clouds be|full of rain, they|empty themselves|upon the earth: and if|the tree fall toward|the south, or toward|the north, in the place|where the tree|falleth, there it shall|be.|11:4 He that
R	Tobserveth the wind|shall not sow; and he|that regardeth the|clouds shall not reap.|11:5 As thou knowest|not what is the way of|the spirit, nor how the|bones do grow in the|womb of her that is|with child: even so|thou knowest not the|works of God who|maketh all.|11:6 In the morning
R	Tsow thy seed, and in|the evening withhold|not thine hand: for|thou knowest not|whether shall|prosper, either this|or that, or whether|they both shall be|alike good.|11:7 Truly the light is|sweet, and a pleasant|thing it is for the|eyes to behold the|sun:
R	T11:8 But if a man live|many years, and|rejoice in them all; yet|let him remember the|days of darkness; for|they shall be many. All|that cometh is vanity.|11:9 Rejoice, O young|man, in thy youth; and|let thy heart cheer|thee in the days of|thy youth, and walk in|the ways of thine|heart, and in the sight
R	Tof thine eyes: but|know thou, that for all|these things God will|bring thee into|judgment.|11:10 Therefore|remove sorrow from|thy heart, and put|away evil from thy|flesh: for childhood|and youth are vanity.||12:1 Remember now thy|Creator in the days
R	Tof thy youth, while the|evil days come not,|nor the years draw|nigh, when thou shalt|say, I have no|pleasure in them;|12:2 While the sun, or|the light, or the moon,|or the stars, be not|darkened, nor the|clouds return after|the rain:|12:3 In the day when|the keepers of the
R	Thouse shall tremble,|and the strong men|shall bow themselves,|and the grinders|cease because they|are few, and those|that look out of the|windows be darkened,|12:4 And the doors|shall be shut in the|streets, when the|sound of the grinding|is low, and he shall|rise up at the voice
R	Tof the bird, and all|the daughters of|musick shall be|brought low;|12:5 Also when they|shall be afraid of that|which is high, and|fears shall be in the|way, and the almond|tree shall flourish,|and the grasshopper|shall be a burden, and|desire shall fail:|because man goeth to
R	This long home, and the|mourners go about|the streets:|12:6 Or ever the|silver cord be loosed,|or the golden bowl be|broken, or the pitcher|be broken at the|fountain, or the wheel|broken at the cistern.|12:7 Then shall the|dust return to the|earth as it was: and|the spirit shall return
R	Tunto God who gave it.|12:8 Vanity of vanities,|saith the preacher; all|is vanity.|12:9 And moreover,|because the preacher|was wise, he still|taught the people|knowledge; yea, he|gave good heed, and|sought out, and set in|order many proverbs.|12:10 The preacher|sought to find out
R	Tacceptable words: and|that which was written|was upright, even|words of truth.|12:11 The words of|the wise are as goads,|and as nails fastened|by the masters of|assemblies, which are|given from one|shepherd.|12:12 And further, by|these, my son, be|admonished: of making
R	Tmany books there is|no end; and much|study is a weariness|of the flesh.|12:13 Let us hear the|conclusion of the|whole matter: Fear|God, and keep his|commandments: for|this is the whole duty|of man.|12:14 For God shall|bring every work into|judgment, with every
R	Tsecret thing, whether|it be good, or whether|it be evil.
R	K2;The Song of|Solomon	T||1:1 The song of|songs, which is|Solomon's.|1:2 Let him kiss me with|the kisses of his|mouth: for thy love is|better than wine.|1:3 Because of the|savour of thy good|ointments thy name is|as ointment poured
R	Tforth, therefore do|the virgins love thee.|1:4 Draw me, we will|run after thee: the|king hath brought me|into his chambers: we|will be glad and|rejoice in thee, we will|remember thy love|more than wine: the|upright love thee.|1:5 I am black, but|comely, O ye|daughters of
R	TJerusalem, as the|tents of Kedar, as the|curtains of Solomon.|1:6 Look not upon me,|because I am black,|because the sun hath|looked upon me: my|mother's children|were angry with me;|they made me the|keeper of the|vineyards; but mine|own vineyard have I|not kept.
R	T1:7 Tell me, O thou|whom my soul loveth,|where thou feedest,|where thou makest thy|flock to rest at noon:|for why should I be|as one that turneth|aside by the flocks of|thy companions?|1:8 If thou know not, O|thou fairest among|women, go thy way|forth by the|footsteps of the
R	Tflock, and feed thy|kids beside the|shepherds' tents.|1:9 I have compared|thee, O my love, to a|company of horses in|Pharaoh's chariots.|1:10 Thy cheeks are|comely with rows of|jewels, thy neck with|chains of gold.|1:11 We will make thee|borders of gold with|studs of silver.
R	T1:12 While the king|sitteth at his table, my|spikenard sendeth|forth the smell|thereof.|1:13 A bundle of|myrrh is my|well-beloved unto me;|he shall lie all night|betwixt my breasts.|1:14 My beloved is|unto me as a cluster|of camphire in the|vineyards of Engedi.
R	T1:15 Behold, thou art|fair, my love; behold,|thou art fair; thou|hast doves' eyes.|1:16 Behold, thou art|fair, my beloved, yea,|pleasant: also our bed|is green.|1:17 The beams of our|house are cedar, and|our rafters of fir.||2:1 I am the rose of|Sharon, and the lily of
R	Tthe valleys.|2:2 As the lily among|thorns, so is my love|among the daughters.|2:3 As the apple tree|among the trees of|the wood, so is my|beloved among the|sons. I sat down|under his shadow with|great delight, and his|fruit was sweet to my|taste.|2:4 He brought me to
R	Tthe banqueting house,|and his banner over|me was love.|2:5 Stay me with|flagons, comfort me|with apples: for I am|sick of love.|2:6 His left hand is|under my head, and|his right hand doth|embrace me.|2:7 I charge you, O ye|daughters of|Jerusalem, by the
R	Troes, and by the hinds|of the field, that ye|stir not up, nor awake|my love, till he please.|2:8 The voice of my|beloved! behold, he|cometh leaping upon|the mountains, skipping|upon the hills.|2:9 My beloved is like|a roe or a young|hart: behold, he|standeth behind our|wall, he looketh forth
R	Tat the windows,|shewing himself|through the lattice.|2:10 My beloved spake,|and said unto me, Rise|up, my love, my fair|one, and come away.|2:11 For, lo, the winter|is past, the rain is|over and gone;|2:12 The flowers|appear on the earth;|the time of the singing|of birds is come, and
R	Tthe voice of the turtle|is heard in our land;|2:13 The fig tree|putteth forth her|green figs, and the|vines with the tender|grape give a good|smell. Arise, my love,|my fair one, and come|away.|2:14 O my dove, that|art in the clefts of|the rock, in the|secret places of the
R	Tstairs, let me see thy|countenance, let me|hear thy voice; for|sweet is thy voice, and|thy countenance is|comely.|2:15 Take us the|foxes, the little foxes,|that spoil the vines:|for our vines have|tender grapes.|2:16 My beloved is|mine, and I am his: he|feedeth among the
R	Tlilies.|2:17 Until the day|break, and the|shadows flee away,|turn, my beloved, and|be thou like a roe or|a young hart upon the|mountains of Bether.||3:1 By night on my bed|I sought him whom my|soul loveth: I sought|him, but I found him|not.
R	T3:2 I will rise now, and|go about the city in|the streets, and in the|broad ways I will seek|him whom my soul|loveth: I sought him,|but I found him not.|3:3 The watchmen that|go about the city|found me: to whom I|said, Saw ye him whom|my soul loveth?|3:4 It was but a little|that I passed from
R	Tthem, but I found him|whom my soul loveth: I|held him, and would not|let him go, until I had|brought him into my|mother's house, and|into the chamber of|her that conceived me.|3:5 I charge you, O ye|daughters of|Jerusalem, by the|roes, and by the hinds|of the field, that ye|stir not up, nor awake
R	Tmy love, till he please.|3:6 Who is this that|cometh out of the|wilderness like pillars|of smoke, perfumed|with myrrh and|frankincense, with all|powders of the|merchant?|3:7 Behold his bed,|which is Solomon's;|threescore valiant|men are about it, of|the valiant of Israel.
R	T3:8 They all hold|swords, being expert|in war: every man hath|his sword upon his|thigh because of fear|in the night.|3:9 King Solomon made|himself a chariot of|the wood of Lebanon.|3:10 He made the|pillars thereof of|silver, the bottom|thereof of gold, the|covering of it of
R	Tpurple, the midst|thereof being paved|with love, for the|daughters of|Jerusalem.|3:11 Go forth, O ye|daughters of Zion,|and behold king|Solomon with the|crown wherewith his|mother crowned him in|the day of his|espousals, and in the|day of the gladness
R	Tof his heart.||4:1 Behold, thou art|fair, my love; behold,|thou art fair; thou|hast doves' eyes|within thy locks: thy|hair is as a flock of|goats, that appear|from mount Gilead.|4:2 Thy teeth are like|a flock of sheep that|are even shorn, which|came up from the
R	Twashing; whereof|every one bear twins,|and none is barren|among them.|4:3 Thy lips are like a|thread of scarlet, and|thy speech is comely:|thy temples are like a|piece of a|pomegranate within thy|locks.|4:4 Thy neck is like|the tower of David|builded for an
R	Tarmoury, whereon|there hang a|thousand bucklers, all|shields of mighty men.|4:5 Thy two breasts|are like two young|roes that are twins,|which feed among the|lilies.|4:6 Until the day|break, and the|shadows flee away, I|will get me to the|mountain of myrrh,
R	Tand to the hill of|frankincense.|4:7 Thou art all fair,|my love; there is no|spot in thee.|4:8 Come with me from|Lebanon, my spouse,|with me from Lebanon:|look from the top of|Amana, from the top of|Shenir and Hermon,|from the lions' dens,|from the mountains of|the leopards.
R	T4:9 Thou hast|ravished my heart, my|sister, my spouse;|thou hast ravished my|heart with one of|thine eyes, with one|chain of thy neck.|4:10 How fair is thy|love, my sister, my|spouse! how much|better is thy love|than wine! and the|smell of thine|ointments than all
R	Tspices!|4:11 Thy lips, O my|spouse, drop as the|honeycomb: honey and|milk are under thy|tongue; and the smell|of thy garments is like|the smell of Lebanon.|4:12 A garden|inclosed is my sister,|my spouse; a spring|shut up, a fountain|sealed.|4:13 Thy plants are
R	Tan orchard of|pomegranates, with|pleasant fruits;|camphire, with|spikenard,|4:14 Spikenard and|saffron; calamus and|cinnamon, with all|trees of|frankincense; myrrh|and aloes, with all the|chief spices:|4:15 A fountain of|gardens, a well of
R	Tliving waters, and|streams from|Lebanon.|4:16 Awake, O north|wind; and come, thou|south; blow upon my|garden, that the|spices thereof may|flow out. Let my|beloved come into his|garden, and eat his|pleasant fruits.||5:1 I am come into my
R	Tgarden, my sister, my|spouse: I have|gathered my myrrh|with my spice; I have|eaten my honeycomb|with my honey; I have|drunk my wine with my|milk: eat, O friends;|drink, yea, drink|abundantly, O beloved.|5:2 I sleep, but my|heart waketh: it is the|voice of my beloved|that knocketh, saying,
R	TOpen to me, my sister,|my love, my dove, my|undefiled: for my head|is filled with dew, and|my locks with the|drops of the night.|5:3 I have put off my|coat; how shall I put it|on? I have washed my|feet; how shall I defile|them?|5:4 My beloved put in|his hand by the hole|of the door, and my
R	Tbowels were moved|for him.|5:5 I rose up to open|to my beloved; and my|hands dropped with|myrrh, and my fingers|with sweet smelling|myrrh, upon the|handles of the lock.|5:6 I opened to my|beloved; but my|beloved had withdrawn|himself, and was gone:|my soul failed when he
R	Tspake: I sought him,|but I could not find|him; I called him, but he|gave me no answer.|5:7 The watchmen that|went about the city|found me, they smote|me, they wounded me;|the keepers of the|walls took away my veil|from me.|5:8 I charge you, O|daughters of|Jerusalem, if ye find
R	Tmy beloved, that ye|tell him, that I am sick|of love.|5:9 What is thy|beloved more than|another beloved, O|thou fairest among|women? what is thy|beloved more than|another beloved, that|thou dost so charge|us?|5:10 My beloved is|white and ruddy, the
R	Tchiefest among ten|thousand.|5:11 His head is as the|most fine gold, his|locks are bushy, and|black as a raven.|5:12 His eyes are as|the eyes of doves by|the rivers of waters,|washed with milk, and|fitly set.|5:13 His cheeks are|as a bed of spices, as|sweet flowers: his lips
R	Tlike lilies, dropping|sweet smelling myrrh.|5:14 His hands are as|gold rings set with the|beryl: his belly is as|bright ivory overlaid|with sapphires.|5:15 His legs are as|pillars of marble, set|upon sockets of fine|gold: his countenance|is as Lebanon,|excellent as the|cedars.
R	T5:16 His mouth is most|sweet: yea, he is|altogether lovely. This|is my beloved, and this|is my friend, O|daughters of|Jerusalem.||6:1 Whither is thy|beloved gone, O thou|fairest among women?|whither is thy beloved|turned aside? that we|may seek him with thee.
R	T6:2 My beloved is gone|down into his garden,|to the beds of spices,|to feed in the|gardens, and to|gather lilies.|6:3 I am my beloved's,|and my beloved is|mine: he feedeth|among the lilies.|6:4 Thou art beautiful,|O my love, as Tirzah,|comely as Jerusalem,|terrible as an army
R	Twith banners.|6:5 Turn away thine|eyes from me, for|they have overcome|me: thy hair is as a|flock of goats that|appear from Gilead.|6:6 Thy teeth are as a|flock of sheep which|go up from the|washing, whereof|every one beareth|twins, and there is not|one barren among
R	Tthem.|6:7 As a piece of a|pomegranate are thy|temples within thy|locks.|6:8 There are|threescore queens,|and fourscore|concubines, and|virgins without number.|6:9 My dove, my|undefiled is but one;|she is the only one of|her mother, she is the
R	Tchoice one of her|that bare her. The|daughters saw her,|and blessed her; yea,|the queens and the|concubines, and they|praised her.|6:10 Who is she that|looketh forth as the|morning, fair as the|moon, clear as the|sun, and terrible as|an army with banners?|6:11 I went down into
R	Tthe garden of nuts to|see the fruits of the|valley, and to see|whether the vine|flourished and the|pomegranates budded.|6:12 Or ever I was|aware, my soul made|me like the chariots of|Amminadib.|6:13 Return, return, O|Shulamite; return,|return, that we may|look upon thee. What
R	Twill ye see in the|Shulamite? As it were|the company of two|armies.||7:1 How beautiful are|thy feet with shoes, O|prince's daughter! the|joints of thy thighs|are like jewels, the|work of the hands of|a cunning workman.|7:2 Thy navel is like a|round goblet, which
R	Twanteth not liquor: thy|belly is like an heap|of wheat set about|with lilies.|7:3 Thy two breasts|are like two young|roes that are twins.|7:4 Thy neck is as a|tower of ivory; thine|eyes like the fishpools|in Heshbon, by the|gate of Bathrabbim:|thy nose is as the|tower of Lebanon
R	Twhich looketh toward|Damascus.|7:5 Thine head upon|thee is like Carmel,|and the hair of thine|head like purple; the|king is held in the|galleries.|7:6 How fair and how|pleasant art thou, O|love, for delights!|7:7 This thy stature is|like to a palm tree,|and thy breasts to
R	Tclusters of grapes.|7:8 I said, I will go up|to the palm tree, I will|take hold of the|boughs thereof: now|also thy breasts shall|be as clusters of the|vine, and the smell of|thy nose like apples;|7:9 And the roof of|thy mouth like the best|wine for my beloved,|that goeth down|sweetly, causing the
R	Tlips of those that are|asleep to speak.|7:10 I am my beloved's,|and his desire is|toward me.|7:11 Come, my beloved,|let us go forth into|the field; let us lodge|in the villages.|7:12 Let us get up|early to the|vineyards; let us see|if the vine flourish,|whether the tender
R	Tgrape appear, and the|pomegranates bud|forth: there will I give|thee my loves.|7:13 The mandrakes|give a smell, and at|our gates are all|manner of pleasant|fruits, new and old,|which I have laid up|for thee, O my|beloved.||8:1 O that thou wert
R	Tas my brother, that|sucked the breasts of|my mother! when I|should find thee|without, I would kiss|thee; yea, I should not|be despised.|8:2 I would lead thee,|and bring thee into my|mother's house, who|would instruct me: I|would cause thee to|drink of spiced wine|of the juice of my
R	Tpomegranate.|8:3 His left hand|should be under my|head, and his right|hand should embrace|me.|8:4 I charge you, O|daughters of|Jerusalem, that ye|stir not up, nor awake|my love, until he|please.|8:5 Who is this that|cometh up from the
R	Twilderness, leaning|upon her beloved? I|raised thee up under|the apple tree: there|thy mother brought|thee forth: there she|brought thee forth|that bare thee.|8:6 Set me as a seal|upon thine heart, as a|seal upon thine arm:|for love is strong as|death; jealousy is|cruel as the grave:
R	Tthe coals thereof are|coals of fire, which|hath a most vehement|flame.|8:7 Many waters|cannot quench love,|neither can the floods|drown it: if a man|would give all the|substance of his|house for love, it|would utterly be|contemned.|8:8 We have a little
R	Tsister, and she hath|no breasts: what shall|we do for our sister|in the day when she|shall be spoken for?|8:9 If she be a wall,|we will build upon her|a palace of silver:|and if she be a door,|we will inclose her with|boards of cedar.|8:10 I am a wall, and|my breasts like|towers: then was I in
R	This eyes as one that|found favour.|8:11 Solomon had a|vineyard at|Baalhamon; he let out|the vineyard unto|keepers; every one|for the fruit thereof|was to bring a|thousand pieces of|silver.|8:12 My vineyard,|which is mine, is|before me: thou, O
R	TSolomon, must have a|thousand, and those|that keep the fruit|thereof two hundred.|8:13 Thou that|dwellest in the|gardens, the|companions hearken|to thy voice: cause me|to hear it.|8:14 Make haste, my|beloved, and be thou|like to a roe or to a|young hart upon the
R	Tmountains of spices.
R	K2;The Book of the|Prophet Isaiah	T||1:1 The vision of|Isaiah the son of|Amoz, which he saw|concerning Judah and|Jerusalem in the days|of Uzziah, Jotham,|Ahaz, and Hezekiah,|kings of Judah.|1:2 Hear, O heavens,|and give ear, O earth:|for the LORD hath
R	Tspoken, I have|nourished and|brought up children,|and they have|rebelled against me.|1:3 The ox knoweth his|owner, and the ass his|master's crib: but|Israel doth not know,|my people doth not|consider.|1:4 Ah sinful nation, a|people laden with|iniquity, a seed of
R	Tevildoers, children|that are corrupters:|they have forsaken|the LORD, they have|provoked the Holy One|of Israel unto anger,|they are gone away|backward.|1:5 Why should ye be|stricken any more? ye|will revolt more and|more: the whole head|is sick, and the whole|heart faint.
R	T1:6 From the sole of|the foot even unto|the head there is no|soundness in it; but|wounds, and bruises,|and putrifying sores:|they have not been|closed, neither bound|up, neither mollified|with ointment.|1:7 Your country is|desolate, your cities|are burned with fire:|your land, strangers
R	Tdevour it in your|presence, and it is|desolate, as|overthrown by|strangers.|1:8 And the daughter|of Zion is left as a|cottage in a vineyard,|as a lodge in a|garden of cucumbers,|as a besieged city.|1:9 Except the LORD|of hosts had left unto|us a very small
R	Tremnant, we should|have been as Sodom,|and we should have|been like unto|Gomorrah.|1:10 Hear the word of|the LORD, ye rulers of|Sodom; give ear unto|the law of our God, ye|people of Gomorrah.|1:11 To what purpose|is the multitude of|your sacrifices unto|me? saith the LORD: I
R	Tam full of the burnt|offerings of rams,|and the fat of fed|beasts; and I delight|not in the blood of|bullocks, or of lambs,|or of he goats.|1:12 When ye come to|appear before me,|who hath required this|at your hand, to tread|my courts?|1:13 Bring no more|vain oblations; incense
R	Tis an abomination unto|me; the new moons and|sabbaths, the calling|of assemblies, I|cannot away with; it is|iniquity, even the|solemn meeting.|1:14 Your new moons|and your appointed|feasts my soul hateth:|they are a trouble|unto me; I am weary to|bear them.|1:15 And when ye
R	Tspread forth your|hands, I will hide mine|eyes from you: yea,|when ye make many|prayers, I will not|hear: your hands are|full of blood.|1:16 Wash you, make|you clean; put away|the evil of your|doings from before|mine eyes; cease to do|evil;|1:17 Learn to do well;
R	Tseek judgment, relieve|the oppressed, judge|the fatherless, plead|for the widow.|1:18 Come now, and let|us reason together,|saith the LORD: though|your sins be as|scarlet, they shall be|as white as snow;|though they be red|like crimson, they shall|be as wool.|1:19 If ye be willing
R	Tand obedient, ye shall|eat the good of the|land:|1:20 But if ye refuse|and rebel, ye shall be|devoured with the|sword: for the mouth|of the LORD hath|spoken it.|1:21 How is the|faithful city become|an harlot! it was full|of judgment;|righteousness lodged
R	Tin it; but now|murderers.|1:22 Thy silver is|become dross, thy|wine mixed with water:|1:23 Thy princes are|rebellious, and|companions of thieves:|every one loveth|gifts, and followeth|after rewards: they|judge not the|fatherless, neither|doth the cause of the
R	Twidow come unto them.|1:24 Therefore saith|the LORD, the LORD of|hosts, the mighty One|of Israel, Ah, I will|ease me of mine|adversaries, and|avenge me of mine|enemies:|1:25 And I will turn my|hand upon thee, and|purely purge away|thy dross, and take|away all thy tin:
R	T1:26 And I will restore|thy judges as at the|first, and thy|counsellors as at the|beginning: afterward|thou shalt be called,|The city of|righteousness, the|faithful city.|1:27 Zion shall be|redeemed with|judgment, and her|converts with|righteousness.
R	T1:28 And the|destruction of the|transgressors and of|the sinners shall be|together, and they|that forsake the LORD|shall be consumed.|1:29 For they shall be|ashamed of the oaks|which ye have desired,|and ye shall be|confounded for the|gardens that ye have|chosen.
R	T1:30 For ye shall be|as an oak whose leaf|fadeth, and as a|garden that hath no|water.|1:31 And the strong|shall be as tow, and|the maker of it as a|spark, and they shall|both burn together,|and none shall quench|them.||2:1 The word that
R	TIsaiah the son of|Amoz saw concerning|Judah and Jerusalem.|2:2 And it shall come|to pass in the last|days, that the|mountain of the LORD's|house shall be|established in the top|of the mountains, and|shall be exalted|above the hills; and all|nations shall flow unto|it.
R	T2:3 And many people|shall go and say, Come|ye, and let us go up|to the mountain of the|LORD, to the house of|the God of Jacob; and|he will teach us of his|ways, and we will walk|in his paths: for out|of Zion shall go forth|the law, and the word|of the LORD from|Jerusalem.|2:4 And he shall judge
R	Tamong the nations, and|shall rebuke many|people: and they shall|beat their swords into|plowshares, and their|spears into|pruninghooks: nation|shall not lift up sword|against nation, neither|shall they learn war|any more.|2:5 O house of Jacob,|come ye, and let us|walk in the light of the
R	TLORD.|2:6 Therefore thou|hast forsaken thy|people the house of|Jacob, because they|be replenished from|the east, and are|soothsayers like the|Philistines, and they|please themselves in|the children of|strangers.|2:7 Their land also is|full of silver and gold,
R	Tneither is there any|end of their|treasures; their land|is also full of horses,|neither is there any|end of their chariots:|2:8 Their land also is|full of idols; they|worship the work of|their own hands, that|which their own|fingers have made:|2:9 And the mean man|boweth down, and the
R	Tgreat man humbleth|himself: therefore|forgive them not.|2:10 Enter into the|rock, and hide thee in|the dust, for fear of|the LORD, and for the|glory of his majesty.|2:11 The lofty looks|of man shall be|humbled, and the|haughtiness of men|shall be bowed down,|and the LORD alone
R	Tshall be exalted in|that day.|2:12 For the day of|the LORD of hosts|shall be upon every|one that is proud and|lofty, and upon every|one that is lifted up;|and he shall be|brought low:|2:13 And upon all the|cedars of Lebanon,|that are high and|lifted up, and upon all
R	Tthe oaks of Bashan,|2:14 And upon all the|high mountains, and|upon all the hills that|are lifted up,|2:15 And upon every|high tower, and upon|every fenced wall,|2:16 And upon all the|ships of Tarshish, and|upon all pleasant|pictures.|2:17 And the loftiness|of man shall be bowed
R	Tdown, and the|haughtiness of men|shall be made low: and|the LORD alone shall|be exalted in that day.|2:18 And the idols he|shall utterly abolish.|2:19 And they shall go|into the holes of the|rocks, and into the|caves of the earth,|for fear of the LORD,|and for the glory of|his majesty, when he
R	Tariseth to shake|terribly the earth.|2:20 In that day a man|shall cast his idols of|silver, and his idols of|gold, which they made|each one for himself|to worship, to the|moles and to the bats;|2:21 To go into the|clefts of the rocks,|and into the tops of|the ragged rocks, for|fear of the LORD, and
R	Tfor the glory of his|majesty, when he|ariseth to shake|terribly the earth.|2:22 Cease ye from|man, whose breath is|in his nostrils: for|wherein is he to be|accounted of?||3:1 For, behold, the|Lord, the LORD of|hosts, doth take away|from Jerusalem and
R	Tfrom Judah the stay|and the staff, the|whole stay of bread,|and the whole stay of|water.|3:2 The mighty man,|and the man of war,|the judge, and the|prophet, and the|prudent, and the|ancient,|3:3 The captain of|fifty, and the|honourable man, and
R	Tthe counsellor, and|the cunning artificer,|and the eloquent|orator.|3:4 And I will give|children to be their|princes, and babes|shall rule over them.|3:5 And the people|shall be oppressed,|every one by another,|and every one by his|neighbour: the child|shall behave himself
R	Tproudly against the|ancient, and the base|against the|honourable.|3:6 When a man shall|take hold of his|brother of the house|of his father, saying,|Thou hast clothing, be|thou our ruler, and|let this ruin be under|thy hand:|3:7 In that day shall|he swear, saying, I will
R	Tnot be an healer; for|in my house is neither|bread nor clothing:|make me not a ruler|of the people.|3:8 For Jerusalem is|ruined, and Judah is|fallen: because their|tongue and their|doings are against the|LORD, to provoke the|eyes of his glory.|3:9 The shew of their|countenance doth
R	Twitness against them;|and they declare|their sin as Sodom,|they hide it not. Woe|unto their soul! for|they have rewarded|evil unto themselves.|3:10 Say ye to the|righteous, that it shall|be well with him: for|they shall eat the|fruit of their doings.|3:11 Woe unto the|wicked! it shall be ill
R	Twith him: for the|reward of his hands|shall be given him.|3:12 As for my people,|children are their|oppressors, and|women rule over them.|O my people, they|which lead thee cause|thee to err, and|destroy the way of|thy paths.|3:13 The LORD|standeth up to plead,
R	Tand standeth to judge|the people.|3:14 The LORD will|enter into judgment|with the ancients of|his people, and the|princes thereof: for|ye have eaten up the|vineyard; the spoil of|the poor is in your|houses.|3:15 What mean ye that|ye beat my people to|pieces, and grind the
R	Tfaces of the poor?|saith the Lord GOD of|hosts.|3:16 Moreover the|LORD saith, Because|the daughters of Zion|are haughty, and walk|with stretched forth|necks and wanton|eyes, walking and|mincing as they go,|and making a tinkling|with their feet:|3:17 Therefore the
R	TLORD will smite with a|scab the crown of the|head of the|daughters of Zion,|and the LORD will|discover their secret|parts.|3:18 In that day the|Lord will take away|the bravery of their|tinkling ornaments|about their feet, and|their cauls, and their|round tires like the
R	Tmoon,|3:19 The chains, and|the bracelets, and the|mufflers,|3:20 The bonnets, and|the ornaments of the|legs, and the|headbands, and the|tablets, and the|earrings,|3:21 The rings, and|nose jewels,|3:22 The changeable|suits of apparel, and
R	Tthe mantles, and the|wimples, and the|crisping pins,|3:23 The glasses, and|the fine linen, and the|hoods, and the vails.|3:24 And it shall come|to pass, that instead|of sweet smell there|shall be stink; and|instead of a girdle a|rent; and instead of|well set hair baldness;|and instead of a
R	Tstomacher a girding|of sackcloth; and|burning instead of|beauty.|3:25 Thy men shall fall|by the sword, and thy|mighty in the war.|3:26 And her gates|shall lament and|mourn; and she being|desolate shall sit|upon the ground.||4:1 And in that day
R	Tseven women shall|take hold of one man,|saying, We will eat our|own bread, and wear|our own apparel: only|let us be called by|thy name, to take away|our reproach.|4:2 In that day shall|the branch of the|LORD be beautiful and|glorious, and the fruit|of the earth shall be|excellent and comely
R	Tfor them that are|escaped of Israel.|4:3 And it shall come|to pass, that he that|is left in Zion, and he|that remaineth in|Jerusalem, shall be|called holy, even|every one that is|written among the|living in Jerusalem:|4:4 When the Lord|shall have washed|away the filth of the
R	Tdaughters of Zion,|and shall have purged|the blood of|Jerusalem from the|midst thereof by the|spirit of judgment,|and by the spirit of|burning.|4:5 And the LORD will|create upon every|dwelling place of|mount Zion, and upon|her assemblies, a|cloud and smoke by
R	Tday, and the shining|of a flaming fire by|night: for upon all the|glory shall be a|defence.|4:6 And there shall be|a tabernacle for a|shadow in the day time|from the heat, and for|a place of refuge,|and for a covert from|storm and from rain.||5:1 Now will I sing to
R	Tmy wellbeloved a song|of my beloved|touching his vineyard.|My wellbeloved hath a|vineyard in a very|fruitful hill:|5:2 And he fenced it,|and gathered out the|stones thereof, and|planted it with the|choicest vine, and|built a tower in the|midst of it, and also|made a winepress
R	Ttherein: and he looked|that it should bring|forth grapes, and it|brought forth wild|grapes.|5:3 And now, O|inhabitants of|Jerusalem, and men of|Judah, judge, I pray|you, betwixt me and my|vineyard.|5:4 What could have|been done more to my|vineyard, that I have
R	Tnot done in it?|wherefore, when I|looked that it should|bring forth grapes,|brought it forth wild|grapes?|5:5 And now go to; I|will tell you what I will|do to my vineyard: I|will take away the|hedge thereof, and it|shall be eaten up; and|break down the wall|thereof, and it shall
R	Tbe trodden down:|5:6 And I will lay it|waste: it shall not be|pruned, nor digged;|but there shall come|up briers and thorns:|I will also command the|clouds that they rain|no rain upon it.|5:7 For the vineyard|of the LORD of hosts|is the house of Israel,|and the men of Judah|his pleasant plant: and
R	The looked for|judgment, but behold|oppression; for|righteousness, but|behold a cry.|5:8 Woe unto them that|join house to house,|that lay field to field,|till there be no place,|that they may be|placed alone in the|midst of the earth!|5:9 In mine ears said|the LORD of hosts, Of
R	Ta truth many houses|shall be desolate,|even great and fair,|without inhabitant.|5:10 Yea, ten acres of|vineyard shall yield|one bath, and the|seed of an homer|shall yield an ephah.|5:11 Woe unto them|that rise up early in|the morning, that they|may follow strong|drink; that continue
R	Tuntil night, till wine|inflame them!|5:12 And the harp, and|the viol, the tabret,|and pipe, and wine, are|in their feasts: but|they regard not the|work of the LORD,|neither consider the|operation of his|hands.|5:13 Therefore my|people are gone into|captivity, because
R	Tthey have no|knowledge: and their|honourable men are|famished, and their|multitude dried up with|thirst.|5:14 Therefore hell|hath enlarged|herself, and opened|her mouth without|measure: and their|glory, and their|multitude, and their|pomp, and he that
R	Trejoiceth, shall|descend into it.|5:15 And the mean man|shall be brought down,|and the mighty man|shall be humbled, and|the eyes of the lofty|shall be humbled:|5:16 But the LORD of|hosts shall be exalted|in judgment, and God|that is holy shall be|sanctified in|righteousness.
R	T5:17 Then shall the|lambs feed after their|manner, and the waste|places of the fat|ones shall strangers|eat.|5:18 Woe unto them|that draw iniquity with|cords of vanity, and|sin as it were with a|cart rope:|5:19 That say, Let him|make speed, and|hasten his work, that
R	Twe may see it: and let|the counsel of the|Holy One of Israel|draw nigh and come,|that we may know it!|5:20 Woe unto them|that call evil good,|and good evil; that put|darkness for light,|and light for|darkness; that put|bitter for sweet, and|sweet for bitter!|5:21 Woe unto them
R	Tthat are wise in their|own eyes, and prudent|in their own sight!|5:22 Woe unto them|that are mighty to|drink wine, and men of|strength to mingle|strong drink:|5:23 Which justify the|wicked for reward,|and take away the|righteousness of the|righteous from him!|5:24 Therefore as the
R	Tfire devoureth the|stubble, and the flame|consumeth the chaff,|so their root shall be|as rottenness, and|their blossom shall go|up as dust: because|they have cast away|the law of the LORD of|hosts, and despised|the word of the Holy|One of Israel.|5:25 Therefore is the|anger of the LORD
R	Tkindled against his|people, and he hath|stretched forth his|hand against them, and|hath smitten them: and|the hills did tremble,|and their carcases|were torn in the midst|of the streets. For all|this his anger is not|turned away, but his|hand is stretched out|still.|5:26 And he will lift up
R	Tan ensign to the|nations from far, and|will hiss unto them|from the end of the|earth: and, behold,|they shall come with|speed swiftly:|5:27 None shall be|weary nor stumble|among them; none shall|slumber nor sleep;|neither shall the|girdle of their loins|be loosed, nor the
R	Tlatchet of their shoes|be broken:|5:28 Whose arrows|are sharp, and all|their bows bent, their|horses' hoofs shall|be counted like flint,|and their wheels like a|whirlwind:|5:29 Their roaring|shall be like a lion,|they shall roar like|young lions: yea, they|shall roar, and lay
R	Thold of the prey, and|shall carry it away|safe, and none shall|deliver it.|5:30 And in that day|they shall roar|against them like the|roaring of the sea:|and if one look unto|the land, behold|darkness and sorrow,|and the light is|darkened in the|heavens thereof.
R	T6:1 In the year that|king Uzziah died I saw|also the LORD sitting|upon a throne, high|and lifted up, and his|train filled the temple.|6:2 Above it stood the|seraphims: each one|had six wings; with|twain he covered his|face, and with twain he|covered his feet, and|with twain he did fly.|6:3 And one cried unto
R	Tanother, and said,|Holy, holy, holy, is the|LORD of hosts: the|whole earth is full of|his glory.|6:4 And the posts of|the door moved at the|voice of him that|cried, and the house|was filled with smoke.|6:5 Then said I, Woe is|me! for I am undone;|because I am a man of|unclean lips, and I
R	Tdwell in the midst of a|people of unclean lips:|for mine eyes have|seen the King, the|LORD of hosts.|6:6 Then flew one of|the seraphims unto me,|having a live coal in|his hand, which he had|taken with the tongs|from off the altar:|6:7 And he laid it upon|my mouth, and said, Lo,|this hath touched thy
R	Tlips; and thine iniquity|is taken away, and thy|sin purged.|6:8 Also I heard the|voice of the Lord,|saying, Whom shall I|send, and who will go|for us? Then said I,|Here am I; send me.|6:9 And he said, Go,|and tell this people,|Hear ye indeed, but|understand not; and|see ye indeed, but
R	Tperceive not.|6:10 Make the heart of|this people fat, and|make their ears|heavy, and shut their|eyes; lest they see|with their eyes, and|hear with their ears,|and understand with|their heart, and|convert, and be|healed.|6:11 Then said I, Lord,|how long? And he
R	Tanswered, Until the|cities be wasted|without inhabitant, and|the houses without|man, and the land be|utterly desolate,|6:12 And the LORD|have removed men far|away, and there be a|great forsaking in the|midst of the land.|6:13 But yet in it shall|be a tenth, and it shall|return, and shall be
R	Teaten: as a teil tree,|and as an oak, whose|substance is in them,|when they cast their|leaves: so the holy|seed shall be the|substance thereof.||7:1 And it came to|pass in the days of|Ahaz the son of|Jotham, the son of|Uzziah, king of Judah,|that Rezin the king of
R	TSyria, and Pekah the|son of Remaliah, king|of Israel, went up|toward Jerusalem to|war against it, but|could not prevail|against it.|7:2 And it was told the|house of David,|saying, Syria is|confederate with|Ephraim. And his heart|was moved, and the|heart of his people,
R	Tas the trees of the|wood are moved with|the wind.|7:3 Then said the LORD|unto Isaiah, Go forth|now to meet Ahaz,|thou, and|Shearjashub thy son,|at the end of the|conduit of the upper|pool in the highway of|the fuller's field;|7:4 And say unto him,|Take heed, and be
R	Tquiet; fear not,|neither be|fainthearted for the|two tails of these|smoking firebrands,|for the fierce anger|of Rezin with Syria,|and of the son of|Remaliah.|7:5 Because Syria,|Ephraim, and the son|of Remaliah, have|taken evil counsel|against thee, saying,
R	T7:6 Let us go up|against Judah, and|vex it, and let us make|a breach therein for|us, and set a king in|the midst of it, even|the son of Tabeal:|7:7 Thus saith the|Lord GOD, It shall not|stand, neither shall it|come to pass.|7:8 For the head of|Syria is Damascus, and|the head of Damascus
R	Tis Rezin; and within|threescore and five|years shall Ephraim|be broken, that it be|not a people.|7:9 And the head of|Ephraim is Samaria,|and the head of|Samaria is Remaliah's|son. If ye will not|believe, surely ye|shall not be|established.|7:10 Moreover the
R	TLORD spake again unto|Ahaz, saying,|7:11 Ask thee a sign|of the LORD thy God;|ask it either in the|depth, or in the height|above.|7:12 But Ahaz said, I|will not ask, neither|will I tempt the LORD.|7:13 And he said, Hear|ye now, O house of|David; Is it a small|thing for you to
R	Tweary men, but will ye|weary my God also?|7:14 Therefore the|Lord himself shall give|you a sign; Behold, a|virgin shall conceive,|and bear a son, and|shall call his name|Immanuel.|7:15 Butter and honey|shall he eat, that he|may know to refuse|the evil, and choose|the good.
R	T7:16 For before the|child shall know to|refuse the evil, and|choose the good, the|land that thou|abhorrest shall be|forsaken of both her|kings.|7:17 The LORD shall|bring upon thee, and|upon thy people, and|upon thy father's|house, days that have|not come, from the
R	Tday that Ephraim|departed from Judah;|even the king of|Assyria.|7:18 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that the LORD shall|hiss for the fly that|is in the uttermost|part of the rivers of|Egypt, and for the|bee that is in the land|of Assyria.|7:19 And they shall
R	Tcome, and shall rest|all of them in the|desolate valleys, and|in the holes of the|rocks, and upon all|thorns, and upon all|bushes.|7:20 In the same day|shall the Lord shave|with a razor that is|hired, namely, by them|beyond the river, by|the king of Assyria,|the head, and the hair
R	Tof the feet: and it|shall also consume|the beard.|7:21 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that a man shall|nourish a young cow,|and two sheep;|7:22 And it shall come|to pass, for the|abundance of milk that|they shall give he|shall eat butter: for|butter and honey
R	Tshall every one eat|that is left in the land.|7:23 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that every place shall|be, where there were|a thousand vines at a|thousand silverlings, it|shall even be for|briers and thorns.|7:24 With arrows and|with bows shall men|come thither; because|all the land shall
R	Tbecome briers and|thorns.|7:25 And on all hills|that shall be digged|with the mattock, there|shall not come thither|the fear of briers|and thorns: but it|shall be for the|sending forth of oxen,|and for the treading|of lesser cattle.||8:1 Moreover the LORD
R	Tsaid unto me, Take|thee a great roll, and|write in it with a man's|pen concerning|Mahershalalhashbaz.|8:2 And I took unto me|faithful witnesses to|record, Uriah the|priest, and Zechariah|the son of|Jeberechiah.|8:3 And I went unto|the prophetess; and|she conceived, and
R	Tbare a son. Then said|the LORD to me, Call|his name|Mahershalalhashbaz.|8:4 For before the|child shall have|knowledge to cry, My|father, and my mother,|the riches of|Damascus and the|spoil of Samaria shall|be taken away before|the king of Assyria.|8:5 The LORD spake
R	Talso unto me again,|saying,|8:6 Forasmuch as this|people refuseth the|waters of Shiloah that|go softly, and rejoice|in Rezin and Remaliah's|son;|8:7 Now therefore,|behold, the Lord|bringeth up upon them|the waters of the|river, strong and|many, even the king of
R	TAssyria, and all his|glory: and he shall|come up over all his|channels, and go over|all his banks:|8:8 And he shall pass|through Judah; he|shall overflow and go|over, he shall reach|even to the neck; and|the stretching out of|his wings shall fill the|breadth of thy land, O|Immanuel.
R	T8:9 Associate|yourselves, O ye|people, and ye shall|be broken in pieces;|and give ear, all ye of|far countries: gird|yourselves, and ye|shall be broken in|pieces; gird|yourselves, and ye|shall be broken in|pieces.|8:10 Take counsel|together, and it shall
R	Tcome to nought; speak|the word, and it shall|not stand: for God is|with us.|8:11 For the LORD|spake thus to me with|a strong hand, and|instructed me that I|should not walk in the|way of this people,|saying,|8:12 Say ye not, A|confederacy, to all|them to whom this
R	Tpeople shall say, A|confederacy; neither|fear ye their fear,|nor be afraid.|8:13 Sanctify the LORD|of hosts himself; and|let him be your fear,|and let him be your|dread.|8:14 And he shall be|for a sanctuary; but|for a stone of|stumbling and for a|rock of offence to
R	Tboth the houses of|Israel, for a gin and|for a snare to the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem.|8:15 And many among|them shall stumble,|and fall, and be|broken, and be|snared, and be taken.|8:16 Bind up the|testimony, seal the law|among my disciples.|8:17 And I will wait
R	Tupon the LORD, that|hideth his face from|the house of Jacob,|and I will look for him.|8:18 Behold, I and the|children whom the|LORD hath given me|are for signs and for|wonders in Israel|from the LORD of|hosts, which dwelleth|in mount Zion.|8:19 And when they|shall say unto you,
R	TSeek unto them that|have familiar spirits,|and unto wizards that|peep, and that mutter:|should not a people|seek unto their God?|for the living to the|dead?|8:20 To the law and to|the testimony: if they|speak not according|to this word, it is|because there is no|light in them.
R	T8:21 And they shall|pass through it,|hardly bestead and|hungry: and it shall|come to pass, that|when they shall be|hungry, they shall|fret themselves, and|curse their king and|their God, and look|upward.|8:22 And they shall|look unto the earth;|and behold trouble
R	Tand darkness, dimness|of anguish; and they|shall be driven to|darkness.||9:1 Nevertheless the|dimness shall not be|such as was in her|vexation, when at the|first he lightly|afflicted the land of|Zebulun and the land|of Naphtali, and|afterward did more
R	Tgrievously afflict her|by the way of the sea,|beyond Jordan, in|Galilee of the nations.|9:2 The people that|walked in darkness|have seen a great|light: they that dwell in|the land of the|shadow of death, upon|them hath the light|shined.|9:3 Thou hast|multiplied the nation,
R	Tand not increased the|joy: they joy before|thee according to the|joy in harvest, and as|men rejoice when they|divide the spoil.|9:4 For thou hast|broken the yoke of|his burden, and the|staff of his shoulder,|the rod of his|oppressor, as in the|day of Midian.|9:5 For every battle
R	Tof the warrior is with|confused noise, and|garments rolled in|blood; but this shall|be with burning and|fuel of fire.|9:6 For unto us a|child is born, unto us|a son is given: and the|government shall be|upon his shoulder:|and his name shall be|called Wonderful,|Counsellor, The mighty
R	TGod, The everlasting|Father, The Prince of|Peace.|9:7 Of the increase of|his government and|peace there shall be|no end, upon the|throne of David, and|upon his kingdom, to|order it, and to|establish it with|judgment and with|justice from|henceforth even for
R	Tever. The zeal of the|LORD of hosts will|perform this.|9:8 The Lord sent a|word into Jacob, and it|hath lighted upon|Israel.|9:9 And all the people|shall know, even|Ephraim and the|inhabitant of Samaria,|that say in the pride|and stoutness of|heart,
R	T9:10 The bricks are|fallen down, but we will|build with hewn stones:|the sycomores are|cut down, but we will|change them into|cedars.|9:11 Therefore the|LORD shall set up the|adversaries of Rezin|against him, and join|his enemies together;|9:12 The Syrians|before, and the
R	TPhilistines behind; and|they shall devour|Israel with open|mouth. For all this his|anger is not turned|away, but his hand is|stretched out still.|9:13 For the people|turneth not unto him|that smiteth them,|neither do they seek|the LORD of hosts.|9:14 Therefore the|LORD will cut off from
R	TIsrael head and tail,|branch and rush, in|one day.|9:15 The ancient and|honourable, he is the|head; and the prophet|that teacheth lies, he|is the tail.|9:16 For the leaders|of this people cause|them to err; and they|that are led of them|are destroyed.|9:17 Therefore the
R	TLORD shall have no|joy in their young|men, neither shall|have mercy on their|fatherless and widows:|for every one is an|hypocrite and an|evildoer, and every|mouth speaketh folly.|For all this his anger|is not turned away,|but his hand is|stretched out still.|9:18 For wickedness
R	Tburneth as the fire: it|shall devour the|briers and thorns,|and shall kindle in the|thickets of the forest,|and they shall mount|up like the lifting up|of smoke.|9:19 Through the|wrath of the LORD of|hosts is the land|darkened, and the|people shall be as the|fuel of the fire: no
R	Tman shall spare his|brother.|9:20 And he shall|snatch on the right|hand, and be hungry;|and he shall eat on|the left hand, and|they shall not be|satisfied: they shall|eat every man the|flesh of his own arm:|9:21 Manasseh,|Ephraim; and Ephraim,|Manasseh: and they
R	Ttogether shall be|against Judah. For all|this his anger is not|turned away, but his|hand is stretched out|still.||10:1 Woe unto them|that decree|unrighteous decrees,|and that write|grievousness which|they have prescribed;|10:2 To turn aside the
R	Tneedy from judgment,|and to take away the|right from the poor of|my people, that widows|may be their prey, and|that they may rob the|fatherless!|10:3 And what will ye|do in the day of|visitation, and in the|desolation which shall|come from far? to|whom will ye flee for|help? and where will
R	Tye leave your glory?|10:4 Without me they|shall bow down under|the prisoners, and|they shall fall under|the slain. For all this|his anger is not|turned away, but his|hand is stretched out|still.|10:5 O Assyrian, the|rod of mine anger,|and the staff in their|hand is mine
R	Tindignation.|10:6 I will send him|against an|hypocritical nation,|and against the|people of my wrath will|I give him a charge, to|take the spoil, and to|take the prey, and to|tread them down like|the mire of the|streets.|10:7 Howbeit he|meaneth not so,
R	Tneither doth his heart|think so; but it is in his|heart to destroy and|cut off nations not a|few.|10:8 For he saith, Are|not my princes|altogether kings?|10:9 Is not Calno as|Carchemish? is not|Hamath as Arpad? is|not Samaria as|Damascus?|10:10 As my hand hath
R	Tfound the kingdoms of|the idols, and whose|graven images did|excel them of|Jerusalem and of|Samaria;|10:11 Shall I not, as I|have done unto|Samaria and her idols,|so do to Jerusalem|and her idols?|10:12 Wherefore it|shall come to pass,|that when the Lord
R	Thath performed his|whole work upon mount|Zion and on|Jerusalem, I will|punish the fruit of the|stout heart of the|king of Assyria, and|the glory of his high|looks.|10:13 For he saith, By|the strength of my|hand I have done it,|and by my wisdom; for|I am prudent: and I
R	Thave removed the|bounds of the people,|and have robbed their|treasures, and I have|put down the|inhabitants like a|valiant man:|10:14 And my hand|hath found as a nest|the riches of the|people: and as one|gathereth eggs that|are left, have I|gathered all the
R	Tearth; and there was|none that moved the|wing, or opened the|mouth, or peeped.|10:15 Shall the axe|boast itself against|him that heweth|therewith? or shall|the saw magnify itself|against him that|shaketh it? as if the|rod should shake|itself against them|that lift it up, or as if
R	Tthe staff should lift|up itself, as if it were|no wood.|10:16 Therefore shall|the Lord, the Lord of|hosts, send among his|fat ones leanness;|and under his glory|he shall kindle a|burning like the|burning of a fire.|10:17 And the light of|Israel shall be for a|fire, and his Holy One
R	Tfor a flame: and it|shall burn and devour|his thorns and his|briers in one day;|10:18 And shall|consume the glory of|his forest, and of his|fruitful field, both|soul and body: and|they shall be as when|a standard-bearer|fainteth.|10:19 And the rest of|the trees of his
R	Tforest shall be few,|that a child may write|them.|10:20 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that the remnant of|Israel, and such as|are escaped of the|house of Jacob, shall|no more again stay|upon him that smote|them; but shall stay|upon the LORD, the|Holy One of Israel, in
R	Ttruth.|10:21 The remnant|shall return, even the|remnant of Jacob,|unto the mighty God.|10:22 For though thy|people Israel be as|the sand of the sea,|yet a remnant of them|shall return: the|consumption decreed|shall overflow with|righteousness.|10:23 For the Lord
R	TGOD of hosts shall|make a consumption,|even determined, in|the midst of all the|land.|10:24 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD of|hosts, O my people|that dwellest in Zion,|be not afraid of the|Assyrian: he shall|smite thee with a rod,|and shall lift up his|staff against thee,
R	Tafter the manner of|Egypt.|10:25 For yet a very|little while, and the|indignation shall|cease, and mine anger|in their destruction.|10:26 And the LORD of|hosts shall stir up a|scourge for him|according to the|slaughter of Midian at|the rock of Oreb: and|as his rod was upon
R	Tthe sea, so shall he|lift it up after the|manner of Egypt.|10:27 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that his burden shall|be taken away from|off thy shoulder, and|his yoke from off thy|neck, and the yoke|shall be destroyed|because of the|anointing.|10:28 He is come to
R	TAiath, he is passed to|Migron; at Michmash he|hath laid up his|carriages:|10:29 They are gone|over the passage:|they have taken up|their lodging at Geba;|Ramah is afraid;|Gibeah of Saul is fled.|10:30 Lift up thy|voice, O daughter of|Gallim: cause it to be|heard unto Laish, O
R	Tpoor Anathoth.|10:31 Madmenah is|removed; the|inhabitants of Gebim|gather themselves to|flee.|10:32 As yet shall he|remain at Nob that|day: he shall shake|his hand against the|mount of the daughter|of Zion, the hill of|Jerusalem.|10:33 Behold, the
R	TLord, the LORD of|hosts, shall lop the|bough with terror: and|the high ones of|stature shall be hewn|down, and the haughty|shall be humbled.|10:34 And he shall cut|down the thickets of|the forest with iron,|and Lebanon shall fall|by a mighty one.||11:1 And there shall
R	Tcome forth a rod out|of the stem of Jesse,|and a Branch shall|grow out of his roots:|11:2 And the spirit of|the LORD shall rest|upon him, the spirit of|wisdom and|understanding, the|spirit of counsel and|might, the spirit of|knowledge and of the|fear of the LORD;|11:3 And shall make
R	Thim of quick|understanding in the|fear of the LORD: and|he shall not judge|after the sight of his|eyes, neither reprove|after the hearing of|his ears:|11:4 But with|righteousness shall|he judge the poor,|and reprove with|equity for the meek of|the earth: and he
R	Tshall smite the earth:|with the rod of his|mouth, and with the|breath of his lips|shall he slay the|wicked.|11:5 And|righteousness shall|be the girdle of his|loins, and faithfulness|the girdle of his reins.|11:6 The wolf also|shall dwell with the|lamb, and the leopard
R	Tshall lie down with the|kid; and the calf and|the young lion and the|fatling together; and a|little child shall lead|them.|11:7 And the cow and|the bear shall feed;|their young ones shall|lie down together: and|the lion shall eat|straw like the ox.|11:8 And the sucking|child shall play on the
R	Thole of the asp, and|the weaned child shall|put his hand on the|cockatrice' den.|11:9 They shall not|hurt nor destroy in|all my holy mountain:|for the earth shall be|full of the knowledge|of the LORD, as the|waters cover the sea.|11:10 And in that day|there shall be a root|of Jesse, which shall
R	Tstand for an ensign|of the people; to it|shall the Gentiles|seek: and his rest|shall be glorious.|11:11 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that the Lord shall|set his hand again the|second time to|recover the remnant|of his people, which|shall be left, from|Assyria, and from
R	TEgypt, and from|Pathros, and from|Cush, and from Elam,|and from Shinar, and|from Hamath, and from|the islands of the sea.|11:12 And he shall set|up an ensign for the|nations, and shall|assemble the outcasts|of Israel, and gather|together the|dispersed of Judah|from the four
R	Tcorners of the earth.|11:13 The envy also|of Ephraim shall|depart, and the|adversaries of Judah|shall be cut off:|Ephraim shall not envy|Judah, and Judah|shall not vex Ephraim.|11:14 But they shall|fly upon the|shoulders of the|Philistines toward the|west; they shall spoil
R	Tthem of the east|together: they shall|lay their hand upon|Edom and Moab; and|the children of Ammon|shall obey them.|11:15 And the LORD|shall utterly destroy|the tongue of the|Egyptian sea; and with|his mighty wind shall|he shake his hand|over the river, and|shall smite it in the
R	Tseven streams, and|make men go over|dryshod.|11:16 And there shall|be an highway for the|remnant of his people,|which shall be left,|from Assyria; like as it|was to Israel in the|day that he came up|out of the land of|Egypt.||12:1 And in that day
R	Tthou shalt say, O|LORD, I will praise|thee: though thou wast|angry with me, thine|anger is turned away,|and thou comfortedst|me.|12:2 Behold, God is my|salvation; I will trust,|and not be afraid: for|the LORD JEHOVAH is|my strength and my|song; he also is|become my salvation.
R	T12:3 Therefore with|joy shall ye draw|water out of the wells|of salvation.|12:4 And in that day|shall ye say, Praise|the LORD, call upon his|name, declare his|doings among the|people, make mention|that his name is|exalted.|12:5 Sing unto the|LORD; for he hath
R	Tdone excellent things:|this is known in all the|earth.|12:6 Cry out and|shout, thou inhabitant|of Zion: for great is|the Holy One of Israel|in the midst of thee.||13:1 The burden of|Babylon, which Isaiah|the son of Amoz did|see.|13:2 Lift ye up a
R	Tbanner upon the high|mountain, exalt the|voice unto them, shake|the hand, that they|may go into the gates|of the nobles.|13:3 I have commanded|my sanctified ones, I|have also called my|mighty ones for mine|anger, even them that|rejoice in my|highness.|13:4 The noise of a
R	Tmultitude in the|mountains, like as of a|great people; a|tumultuous noise of|the kingdoms of|nations gathered|together: the LORD of|hosts mustereth the|host of the battle.|13:5 They come from a|far country, from the|end of heaven, even|the LORD, and the|weapons of his
R	Tindignation, to destroy|the whole land.|13:6 Howl ye; for the|day of the LORD is at|hand; it shall come as|a destruction from|the Almighty.|13:7 Therefore shall|all hands be faint, and|every man's heart|shall melt:|13:8 And they shall be|afraid: pangs and|sorrows shall take
R	Thold of them; they|shall be in pain as a|woman that travaileth:|they shall be amazed|one at another; their|faces shall be as|flames.|13:9 Behold, the day|of the LORD cometh,|cruel both with wrath|and fierce anger, to|lay the land desolate:|and he shall destroy|the sinners thereof
R	Tout of it.|13:10 For the stars|of heaven and the|constellations thereof|shall not give their|light: the sun shall be|darkened in his going|forth, and the moon|shall not cause her|light to shine.|13:11 And I will punish|the world for their|evil, and the wicked|for their iniquity; and
R	TI will cause the|arrogancy of the|proud to cease, and|will lay low the|haughtiness of the|terrible.|13:12 I will make a man|more precious than|fine gold; even a man|than the golden wedge|of Ophir.|13:13 Therefore I will|shake the heavens,|and the earth shall
R	Tremove out of her|place, in the wrath of|the LORD of hosts,|and in the day of his|fierce anger.|13:14 And it shall be|as the chased roe,|and as a sheep that|no man taketh up: they|shall every man turn|to his own people, and|flee every one into|his own land.|13:15 Every one that
R	Tis found shall be|thrust through; and|every one that is|joined unto them shall|fall by the sword.|13:16 Their children|also shall be dashed|to pieces before their|eyes; their houses|shall be spoiled, and|their wives ravished.|13:17 Behold, I will stir|up the Medes against|them, which shall not
R	Tregard silver; and as|for gold, they shall|not delight in it.|13:18 Their bows also|shall dash the young|men to pieces; and|they shall have no|pity on the fruit of|the womb; their eyes|shall not spare|children.|13:19 And Babylon, the|glory of kingdoms, the|beauty of the
R	TChaldees' excellency,|shall be as when God|overthrew Sodom and|Gomorrah.|13:20 It shall never|be inhabited, neither|shall it be dwelt in|from generation to|generation: neither|shall the Arabian pitch|tent there; neither|shall the shepherds|make their fold there.|13:21 But wild beasts
R	Tof the desert shall lie|there; and their|houses shall be full|of doleful creatures;|and owls shall dwell|there, and satyrs|shall dance there.|13:22 And the wild|beasts of the islands|shall cry in their|desolate houses, and|dragons in their|pleasant palaces: and|her time is near to
R	Tcome, and her days|shall not be|prolonged.||14:1 For the LORD will|have mercy on Jacob,|and will yet choose|Israel, and set them in|their own land: and|the strangers shall|be joined with them,|and they shall cleave|to the house of|Jacob.
R	T14:2 And the people|shall take them, and|bring them to their|place: and the house|of Israel shall|possess them in the|land of the LORD for|servants and|handmaids: and they|shall take them|captives, whose|captives they were;|and they shall rule|over their
R	Toppressors.|14:3 And it shall come|to pass in the day|that the LORD shall|give thee rest from|thy sorrow, and from|thy fear, and from the|hard bondage wherein|thou wast made to|serve,|14:4 That thou shalt|take up this proverb|against the king of|Babylon, and say, How
R	Thath the oppressor|ceased! the golden|city ceased!|14:5 The LORD hath|broken the staff of|the wicked, and the|sceptre of the rulers.|14:6 He who smote the|people in wrath with a|continual stroke, he|that ruled the nations|in anger, is|persecuted, and none|hindereth.
R	T14:7 The whole earth|is at rest, and is quiet:|they break forth into|singing.|14:8 Yea, the fir trees|rejoice at thee, and|the cedars of|Lebanon, saying, Since|thou art laid down, no|feller is come up|against us.|14:9 Hell from beneath|is moved for thee to|meet thee at thy
R	Tcoming: it stirreth up|the dead for thee,|even all the chief|ones of the earth; it|hath raised up from|their thrones all the|kings of the nations.|14:10 All they shall|speak and say unto|thee, Art thou also|become weak as we?|art thou become like|unto us?|14:11 Thy pomp is
R	Tbrought down to the|grave, and the noise|of thy viols: the worm|is spread under thee,|and the worms cover|thee.|14:12 How art thou|fallen from heaven, O|Lucifer, son of the|morning! how art thou|cut down to the|ground, which didst|weaken the nations!|14:13 For thou hast
R	Tsaid in thine heart, I|will ascend into|heaven, I will exalt my|throne above the|stars of God: I will sit|also upon the mount|of the congregation,|in the sides of the|north:|14:14 I will ascend|above the heights of|the clouds; I will be|like the most High.|14:15 Yet thou shalt
R	Tbe brought down to|hell, to the sides of|the pit.|14:16 They that see|thee shall narrowly|look upon thee, and|consider thee, saying,|Is this the man that|made the earth to|tremble, that did shake|kingdoms;|14:17 That made the|world as a wilderness,|and destroyed the
R	Tcities thereof; that|opened not the house|of his prisoners?|14:18 All the kings of|the nations, even all|of them, lie in glory,|every one in his own|house.|14:19 But thou art|cast out of thy grave|like an abominable|branch, and as the|raiment of those that|are slain, thrust
R	Tthrough with a sword,|that go down to the|stones of the pit; as a|carcase trodden|under feet.|14:20 Thou shalt not|be joined with them in|burial, because thou|hast destroyed thy|land, and slain thy|people: the seed of|evildoers shall never|be renowned.|14:21 Prepare
R	Tslaughter for his|children for the|iniquity of their|fathers; that they do|not rise, nor possess|the land, nor fill the|face of the world with|cities.|14:22 For I will rise up|against them, saith the|LORD of hosts, and|cut off from Babylon|the name, and remnant,|and son, and nephew,
R	Tsaith the LORD.|14:23 I will also make it|a possession for the|bittern, and pools of|water: and I will sweep|it with the besom of|destruction, saith the|LORD of hosts.|14:24 The LORD of|hosts hath sworn,|saying, Surely as I|have thought, so shall|it come to pass; and|as I have purposed,
R	Tso shall it stand:|14:25 That I will break|the Assyrian in my|land, and upon my|mountains tread him|under foot: then shall|his yoke depart from|off them, and his|burden depart from|off their shoulders.|14:26 This is the|purpose that is|purposed upon the|whole earth: and this
R	Tis the hand that is|stretched out upon all|the nations.|14:27 For the LORD of|hosts hath purposed,|and who shall disannul|it? and his hand is|stretched out, and|who shall turn it|back?|14:28 In the year that|king Ahaz died was|this burden.|14:29 Rejoice not
R	Tthou, whole Palestina,|because the rod of|him that smote thee is|broken: for out of the|serpent's root shall|come forth a|cockatrice, and his|fruit shall be a fiery|flying serpent.|14:30 And the|firstborn of the poor|shall feed, and the|needy shall lie down in|safety: and I will kill
R	Tthy root with famine,|and he shall slay thy|remnant.|14:31 Howl, O gate;|cry, O city; thou, whole|Palestina, art|dissolved: for there|shall come from the|north a smoke, and|none shall be alone in|his appointed times.|14:32 What shall one|then answer the|messengers of the
R	Tnation? That the LORD|hath founded Zion,|and the poor of his|people shall trust in|it.||15:1 The burden of|Moab. Because in the|night Ar of Moab is|laid waste, and|brought to silence;|because in the night|Kir of Moab is laid|waste, and brought to
R	Tsilence;|15:2 He is gone up to|Bajith, and to Dibon,|the high places, to|weep: Moab shall howl|over Nebo, and over|Medeba: on all their|heads shall be|baldness, and every|beard cut off.|15:3 In their streets|they shall gird|themselves with|sackcloth: on the tops
R	Tof their houses, and|in their streets, every|one shall howl,|weeping abundantly.|15:4 And Heshbon|shall cry, and Elealeh:|their voice shall be|heard even unto|Jahaz: therefore the|armed soldiers of|Moab shall cry out; his|life shall be grievous|unto him.|15:5 My heart shall
R	Tcry out for Moab; his|fugitives shall flee|unto Zoar, an heifer|of three years old:|for by the mounting|up of Luhith with|weeping shall they go|it up; for in the way of|Horonaim they shall|raise up a cry of|destruction.|15:6 For the waters|of Nimrim shall be|desolate: for the hay
R	Tis withered away, the|grass faileth, there is|no green thing.|15:7 Therefore the|abundance they have|gotten, and that which|they have laid up,|shall they carry away|to the brook of the|willows.|15:8 For the cry is|gone round about the|borders of Moab; the|howling thereof unto
R	TEglaim, and the howling|thereof unto Beerelim.|15:9 For the waters|of Dimon shall be full|of blood: for I will|bring more upon Dimon,|lions upon him that|escapeth of Moab, and|upon the remnant of|the land.||16:1 Send ye the lamb|to the ruler of the|land from Sela to the
R	Twilderness, unto the|mount of the daughter|of Zion.|16:2 For it shall be,|that, as a wandering|bird cast out of the|nest, so the|daughters of Moab|shall be at the fords|of Arnon.|16:3 Take counsel,|execute judgment;|make thy shadow as|the night in the midst
R	Tof the noonday; hide|the outcasts; bewray|not him that|wandereth.|16:4 Let mine outcasts|dwell with thee, Moab;|be thou a covert to|them from the face of|the spoiler: for the|extortioner is at an|end, the spoiler|ceaseth, the|oppressors are|consumed out of the
R	Tland.|16:5 And in mercy|shall the throne be|established: and he|shall sit upon it in|truth in the|tabernacle of David,|judging, and seeking|judgment, and hasting|righteousness.|16:6 We have heard of|the pride of Moab; he|is very proud: even|of his haughtiness,
R	Tand his pride, and his|wrath: but his lies|shall not be so.|16:7 Therefore shall|Moab howl for Moab,|every one shall howl:|for the foundations|of Kirhareseth shall|ye mourn; surely they|are stricken.|16:8 For the fields of|Heshbon languish, and|the vine of Sibmah: the|lords of the heathen
R	Thave broken down the|principal plants|thereof, they are|come even unto Jazer,|they wandered|through the|wilderness: her|branches are|stretched out, they|are gone over the|sea.|16:9 Therefore I will|bewail with the weeping|of Jazer the vine of
R	TSibmah: I will water|thee with my tears, O|Heshbon, and Elealeh:|for the shouting for|thy summer fruits and|for thy harvest is|fallen.|16:10 And gladness is|taken away, and joy|out of the plentiful|field; and in the|vineyards there shall|be no singing, neither|shall there be
R	Tshouting: the treaders|shall tread out no|wine in their presses;|I have made their|vintage shouting to|cease.|16:11 Wherefore my|bowels shall sound|like an harp for Moab,|and mine inward parts|for Kirharesh.|16:12 And it shall come|to pass, when it is|seen that Moab is
R	Tweary on the high|place, that he shall|come to his sanctuary|to pray; but he shall|not prevail.|16:13 This is the word|that the LORD hath|spoken concerning|Moab since that time.|16:14 But now the|LORD hath spoken,|saying, Within three|years, as the years|of an hireling, and the
R	Tglory of Moab shall be|contemned, with all|that great multitude;|and the remnant shall|be very small and|feeble.||17:1 The burden of|Damascus. Behold,|Damascus is taken|away from being a|city, and it shall be a|ruinous heap.|17:2 The cities of
R	TAroer are forsaken:|they shall be for|flocks, which shall lie|down, and none shall|make them afraid.|17:3 The fortress|also shall cease from|Ephraim, and the|kingdom from|Damascus, and the|remnant of Syria: they|shall be as the glory|of the children of|Israel, saith the LORD
R	Tof hosts.|17:4 And in that day it|shall come to pass,|that the glory of|Jacob shall be made|thin, and the fatness|of his flesh shall wax|lean.|17:5 And it shall be as|when the harvestman|gathereth the corn,|and reapeth the ears|with his arm; and it|shall be as he that
R	Tgathereth ears in the|valley of Rephaim.|17:6 Yet gleaning|grapes shall be left in|it, as the shaking of|an olive tree, two or|three berries in the|top of the uppermost|bough, four or five in|the outmost fruitful|branches thereof,|saith the LORD God of|Israel.|17:7 At that day shall
R	Ta man look to his|Maker, and his eyes|shall have respect to|the Holy One of|Israel.|17:8 And he shall not|look to the altars, the|work of his hands,|neither shall respect|that which his fingers|have made, either the|groves, or the images.|17:9 In that day shall|his strong cities be as
R	Ta forsaken bough, and|an uppermost branch,|which they left|because of the|children of Israel:|and there shall be|desolation.|17:10 Because thou|hast forgotten the|God of thy salvation,|and hast not been|mindful of the rock of|thy strength,|therefore shalt thou
R	Tplant pleasant plants,|and shalt set it with|strange slips:|17:11 In the day shalt|thou make thy plant to|grow, and in the|morning shalt thou|make thy seed to|flourish: but the|harvest shall be a|heap in the day of|grief and of|desperate sorrow.|17:12 Woe to the
R	Tmultitude of many|people, which make a|noise like the noise of|the seas; and to the|rushing of nations,|that make a rushing|like the rushing of|mighty waters!|17:13 The nations|shall rush like the|rushing of many|waters: but God shall|rebuke them, and they|shall flee far off, and
R	Tshall be chased as|the chaff of the|mountains before the|wind, and like a rolling|thing before the|whirlwind.|17:14 And behold at|eveningtide trouble;|and before the|morning he is not. This|is the portion of them|that spoil us, and the|lot of them that rob|us.
R	T18:1 Woe to the land|shadowing with wings,|which is beyond the|rivers of Ethiopia:|18:2 That sendeth|ambassadors by the|sea, even in vessels|of bulrushes upon the|waters, saying, Go, ye|swift messengers, to a|nation scattered and|peeled, to a people|terrible from their|beginning hitherto; a
R	Tnation meted out and|trodden down, whose|land the rivers have|spoiled!|18:3 All ye inhabitants|of the world, and|dwellers on the earth,|see ye, when he lifteth|up an ensign on the|mountains; and when|he bloweth a trumpet,|hear ye.|18:4 For so the LORD|said unto me, I will
R	Ttake my rest, and I will|consider in my dwelling|place like a clear heat|upon herbs, and like a|cloud of dew in the|heat of harvest.|18:5 For afore the|harvest, when the bud|is perfect, and the|sour grape is ripening|in the flower, he shall|both cut off the|sprigs with pruning|hooks, and take away
R	Tand cut down the|branches.|18:6 They shall be left|together unto the|fowls of the|mountains, and to the|beasts of the earth:|and the fowls shall|summer upon them, and|all the beasts of the|earth shall winter|upon them.|18:7 In that time shall|the present be
R	Tbrought unto the LORD|of hosts of a people|scattered and peeled,|and from a people|terrible from their|beginning hitherto; a|nation meted out and|trodden under foot,|whose land the rivers|have spoiled, to the|place of the name of|the LORD of hosts, the|mount Zion.|
R	T19:1 The burden of|Egypt. Behold, the|LORD rideth upon a|swift cloud, and shall|come into Egypt: and|the idols of Egypt|shall be moved at his|presence, and the|heart of Egypt shall|melt in the midst of it.|19:2 And I will set the|Egyptians against the|Egyptians: and they|shall fight every one
R	Tagainst his brother,|and every one against|his neighbour; city|against city, and|kingdom against|kingdom.|19:3 And the spirit of|Egypt shall fail in the|midst thereof; and I|will destroy the|counsel thereof: and|they shall seek to the|idols, and to the|charmers, and to them
R	Tthat have familiar|spirits, and to the|wizards.|19:4 And the Egyptians|will I give over into|the hand of a cruel|lord; and a fierce king|shall rule over them,|saith the Lord, the|LORD of hosts.|19:5 And the waters|shall fail from the|sea, and the river|shall be wasted and
R	Tdried up.|19:6 And they shall|turn the rivers far|away; and the brooks|of defence shall be|emptied and dried up:|the reeds and flags|shall wither.|19:7 The paper reeds|by the brooks, by the|mouth of the brooks,|and every thing sown|by the brooks, shall|wither, be driven away,
R	Tand be no more.|19:8 The fishers also|shall mourn, and all|they that cast angle|into the brooks shall|lament, and they that|spread nets upon the|waters shall languish.|19:9 Moreover they|that work in fine flax,|and they that weave|networks, shall be|confounded.|19:10 And they shall
R	Tbe broken in the|purposes thereof, all|that make sluices and|ponds for fish.|19:11 Surely the|princes of Zoan are|fools, the counsel of|the wise counsellors|of Pharaoh is become|brutish: how say ye|unto Pharaoh, I am the|son of the wise, the|son of ancient kings?|19:12 Where are they?
R	Twhere are thy wise|men? and let them tell|thee now, and let them|know what the LORD of|hosts hath purposed|upon Egypt.|19:13 The princes of|Zoan are become|fools, the princes of|Noph are deceived;|they have also|seduced Egypt, even|they that are the stay|of the tribes thereof.
R	T19:14 The LORD hath|mingled a perverse|spirit in the midst|thereof: and they|have caused Egypt to|err in every work|thereof, as a drunken|man staggereth in his|vomit.|19:15 Neither shall|there be any work for|Egypt, which the head|or tail, branch or|rush, may do.
R	T19:16 In that day shall|Egypt be like unto|women: and it shall be|afraid and fear|because of the|shaking of the hand|of the LORD of hosts,|which he shaketh over|it.|19:17 And the land of|Judah shall be a|terror unto Egypt,|every one that maketh|mention thereof shall
R	Tbe afraid in himself,|because of the|counsel of the LORD|of hosts, which he|hath determined|against it.|19:18 In that day shall|five cities in the land|of Egypt speak the|language of Canaan,|and swear to the LORD|of hosts; one shall be|called, The city of|destruction.
R	T19:19 In that day shall|there be an altar to|the LORD in the midst|of the land of Egypt,|and a pillar at the|border thereof to the|LORD.|19:20 And it shall be|for a sign and for a|witness unto the LORD|of hosts in the land|of Egypt: for they|shall cry unto the|LORD because of the
R	Toppressors, and he|shall send them a|saviour, and a great|one, and he shall|deliver them.|19:21 And the LORD|shall be known to|Egypt, and the|Egyptians shall know|the LORD in that day,|and shall do sacrifice|and oblation; yea, they|shall vow a vow unto|the LORD, and perform
R	Tit.|19:22 And the LORD|shall smite Egypt: he|shall smite and heal it:|and they shall return|even to the LORD, and|he shall be intreated|of them, and shall heal|them.|19:23 In that day shall|there be a highway|out of Egypt to|Assyria, and the|Assyrian shall come
R	Tinto Egypt, and the|Egyptian into Assyria,|and the Egyptians|shall serve with the|Assyrians.|19:24 In that day shall|Israel be the third|with Egypt and with|Assyria, even a|blessing in the midst|of the land:|19:25 Whom the LORD|of hosts shall bless,|saying, Blessed be
R	TEgypt my people, and|Assyria the work of|my hands, and Israel|mine inheritance.||20:1 In the year that|Tartan came unto|Ashdod, (when Sargon|the king of Assyria|sent him,) and fought|against Ashdod, and|took it;|20:2 At the same time|spake the LORD by
R	TIsaiah the son of|Amoz, saying, Go and|loose the sackcloth|from off thy loins, and|put off thy shoe from|thy foot. And he did|so, walking naked and|barefoot.|20:3 And the LORD|said, Like as my|servant Isaiah hath|walked naked and|barefoot three years|for a sign and wonder
R	Tupon Egypt and upon|Ethiopia;|20:4 So shall the king|of Assyria lead away|the Egyptians|prisoners, and the|Ethiopians captives,|young and old, naked|and barefoot, even|with their buttocks|uncovered, to the|shame of Egypt.|20:5 And they shall be|afraid and ashamed of
R	TEthiopia their|expectation, and of|Egypt their glory.|20:6 And the inhabitant|of this isle shall say|in that day, Behold,|such is our|expectation, whither|we flee for help to be|delivered from the|king of Assyria: and|how shall we escape?||21:1 The burden of
R	Tthe desert of the sea.|As whirlwinds in the|south pass through;|so it cometh from the|desert, from a|terrible land.|21:2 A grievous vision|is declared unto me;|the treacherous|dealer dealeth|treacherously, and|the spoiler spoileth.|Go up, O Elam: besiege,|O Media; all the sighing
R	Tthereof have I made|to cease.|21:3 Therefore are|my loins filled with|pain: pangs have|taken hold upon me, as|the pangs of a woman|that travaileth: I was|bowed down at the|hearing of it; I was|dismayed at the seeing|of it.|21:4 My heart panted,|fearfulness
R	Taffrighted me: the|night of my pleasure|hath he turned into|fear unto me.|21:5 Prepare the|table, watch in the|watchtower, eat, drink:|arise, ye princes, and|anoint the shield.|21:6 For thus hath the|LORD said unto me, Go,|set a watchman, let him|declare what he|seeth.
R	T21:7 And he saw a|chariot with a couple|of horsemen, a|chariot of asses, and|a chariot of camels;|and he hearkened|diligently with much|heed:|21:8 And he cried, A|lion: My lord, I stand|continually upon the|watchtower in the|daytime, and I am set|in my ward whole
R	Tnights:|21:9 And, behold, here|cometh a chariot of|men, with a couple of|horsemen. And he|answered and said,|Babylon is fallen, is|fallen; and all the|graven images of her|gods he hath broken|unto the ground.|21:10 O my threshing,|and the corn of my|floor: that which I
R	Thave heard of the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel, have I|declared unto you.|21:11 The burden of|Dumah. He calleth to|me out of Seir,|Watchman, what of the|night? Watchman, what|of the night?|21:12 The watchman|said, The morning|cometh, and also the|night: if ye will
R	Tenquire, enquire ye:|return, come.|21:13 The burden|upon Arabia. In the|forest in Arabia shall|ye lodge, O ye|travelling companies|of Dedanim.|21:14 The inhabitants|of the land of Tema|brought water to him|that was thirsty, they|prevented with their|bread him that fled.
R	T21:15 For they fled|from the swords, from|the drawn sword, and|from the bent bow,|and from the|grievousness of war.|21:16 For thus hath|the LORD said unto me,|Within a year,|according to the|years of an hireling,|and all the glory of|Kedar shall fail:|21:17 And the residue
R	Tof the number of|archers, the mighty|men of the children of|Kedar, shall be|diminished: for the|LORD God of Israel|hath spoken it.||22:1 The burden of|the valley of vision.|What aileth thee now,|that thou art wholly|gone up to the|housetops?
R	T22:2 Thou that art full|of stirs, a tumultuous|city, joyous city: thy|slain men are not slain|with the sword, nor|dead in battle.|22:3 All thy rulers|are fled together,|they are bound by the|archers: all that are|found in thee are|bound together, which|have fled from far.|22:4 Therefore said I,
R	TLook away from me; I|will weep bitterly,|labour not to comfort|me, because of the|spoiling of the|daughter of my|people.|22:5 For it is a day of|trouble, and of|treading down, and of|perplexity by the|Lord GOD of hosts in|the valley of vision,|breaking down the
R	Twalls, and of crying to|the mountains.|22:6 And Elam bare|the quiver with|chariots of men and|horsemen, and Kir|uncovered the shield.|22:7 And it shall come|to pass, that thy|choicest valleys shall|be full of chariots,|and the horsemen|shall set themselves|in array at the gate.
R	T22:8 And he|discovered the|covering of Judah,|and thou didst look in|that day to the|armour of the house|of the forest.|22:9 Ye have seen|also the breaches of|the city of David, that|they are many: and ye|gathered together the|waters of the lower|pool.
R	T22:10 And ye have|numbered the houses|of Jerusalem, and the|houses have ye|broken down to|fortify the wall.|22:11 Ye made also a|ditch between the two|walls for the water of|the old pool: but ye|have not looked unto|the maker thereof,|neither had respect|unto him that
R	Tfashioned it long ago.|22:12 And in that day|did the Lord GOD of|hosts call to weeping,|and to mourning, and|to baldness, and to|girding with sackcloth:|22:13 And behold joy|and gladness, slaying|oxen, and killing|sheep, eating flesh,|and drinking wine: let|us eat and drink; for|to morrow we shall die.
R	T22:14 And it was|revealed in mine ears|by the LORD of hosts,|Surely this iniquity|shall not be purged|from you till ye die,|saith the Lord GOD of|hosts.|22:15 Thus saith the|Lord GOD of hosts, Go,|get thee unto this|treasurer, even unto|Shebna, which is over|the house, and say,
R	T22:16 What hast thou|here? and whom hast|thou here, that thou|hast hewed thee out a|sepulchre here, as he|that heweth him out a|sepulchre on high,|and that graveth an|habitation for himself|in a rock?|22:17 Behold, the LORD|will carry thee away|with a mighty captivity,|and will surely cover
R	Tthee.|22:18 He will surely|violently turn and|toss thee like a ball|into a large country:|there shalt thou die,|and there the|chariots of thy glory|shall be the shame of|thy lord's house.|22:19 And I will drive|thee from thy station,|and from thy state|shall he pull thee
R	Tdown.|22:20 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that I will call my|servant Eliakim the|son of Hilkiah:|22:21 And I will clothe|him with thy robe, and|strengthen him with|thy girdle, and I will|commit thy government|into his hand: and he|shall be a father to|the inhabitants of
R	TJerusalem, and to the|house of Judah.|22:22 And the key of|the house of David will|I lay upon his|shoulder; so he shall|open, and none shall|shut; and he shall|shut, and none shall|open.|22:23 And I will fasten|him as a nail in a sure|place; and he shall be|for a glorious throne
R	Tto his father's house.|22:24 And they shall|hang upon him all the|glory of his father's|house, the offspring|and the issue, all|vessels of small|quantity, from the|vessels of cups, even|to all the vessels of|flagons.|22:25 In that day,|saith the LORD of|hosts, shall the nail
R	Tthat is fastened in the|sure place be|removed, and be cut|down, and fall; and the|burden that was upon|it shall be cut off: for|the LORD hath spoken|it.||23:1 The burden of|Tyre. Howl, ye ships of|Tarshish; for it is laid|waste, so that there is|no house, no entering
R	Tin: from the land of|Chittim it is revealed|to them.|23:2 Be still, ye|inhabitants of the isle;|thou whom the|merchants of Zidon,|that pass over the|sea, have replenished.|23:3 And by great|waters the seed of|Sihor, the harvest of|the river, is her|revenue; and she is a
R	Tmart of nations.|23:4 Be thou ashamed,|O Zidon: for the sea|hath spoken, even the|strength of the sea,|saying, I travail not,|nor bring forth|children, neither do I|nourish up young men,|nor bring up virgins.|23:5 As at the report|concerning Egypt, so|shall they be sorely|pained at the report
R	Tof Tyre.|23:6 Pass ye over to|Tarshish; howl, ye|inhabitants of the isle.|23:7 Is this your|joyous city, whose|antiquity is of ancient|days? her own feet|shall carry her afar|off to sojourn.|23:8 Who hath taken|this counsel against|Tyre, the crowning|city, whose merchants
R	Tare princes, whose|traffickers are the|honourable of the|earth?|23:9 The LORD of|hosts hath purposed|it, to stain the pride|of all glory, and to|bring into contempt all|the honourable of the|earth.|23:10 Pass through|thy land as a river, O|daughter of Tarshish:
R	Tthere is no more|strength.|23:11 He stretched|out his hand over the|sea, he shook the|kingdoms: the LORD|hath given a|commandment against|the merchant city, to|destroy the strong|holds thereof.|23:12 And he said,|Thou shalt no more|rejoice, O thou
R	Toppressed virgin,|daughter of Zidon:|arise, pass over to|Chittim; there also|shalt thou have no|rest.|23:13 Behold the land|of the Chaldeans; this|people was not, till the|Assyrian founded it|for them that dwell in|the wilderness: they|set up the towers|thereof, they raised
R	Tup the palaces|thereof; and he|brought it to ruin.|23:14 Howl, ye ships of|Tarshish: for your|strength is laid waste.|23:15 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that Tyre shall be|forgotten seventy|years, according to|the days of one king:|after the end of|seventy years shall
R	TTyre sing as an|harlot.|23:16 Take an harp,|go about the city, thou|harlot that hast been|forgotten; make sweet|melody, sing many|songs, that thou|mayest be|remembered.|23:17 And it shall come|to pass after the end|of seventy years,|that the LORD will visit
R	TTyre, and she shall|turn to her hire, and|shall commit|fornication with all the|kingdoms of the world|upon the face of the|earth.|23:18 And her|merchandise and her|hire shall be holiness|to the LORD: it shall|not be treasured nor|laid up; for her|merchandise shall be
R	Tfor them that dwell|before the LORD, to|eat sufficiently, and|for durable clothing.||24:1 Behold, the LORD|maketh the earth|empty, and maketh it|waste, and turneth it|upside down, and|scattereth abroad the|inhabitants thereof.|24:2 And it shall be, as|with the people, so
R	Twith the priest; as with|the servant, so with|his master; as with the|maid, so with her|mistress; as with the|buyer, so with the|seller; as with the|lender, so with the|borrower; as with the|taker of usury, so|with the giver of|usury to him.|24:3 The land shall be|utterly emptied, and
R	Tutterly spoiled: for|the LORD hath spoken|this word.|24:4 The earth|mourneth and fadeth|away, the world|languisheth and|fadeth away, the|haughty people of the|earth do languish.|24:5 The earth also is|defiled under the|inhabitants thereof;|because they have
R	Ttransgressed the|laws, changed the|ordinance, broken the|everlasting covenant.|24:6 Therefore hath|the curse devoured|the earth, and they|that dwell therein are|desolate: therefore|the inhabitants of the|earth are burned, and|few men left.|24:7 The new wine|mourneth, the vine
R	Tlanguisheth, all the|merryhearted do sigh.|24:8 The mirth of|tabrets ceaseth, the|noise of them that|rejoice endeth, the|joy of the harp|ceaseth.|24:9 They shall not|drink wine with a song;|strong drink shall be|bitter to them that|drink it.|24:10 The city of
R	Tconfusion is broken|down: every house is|shut up, that no man|may come in.|24:11 There is a|crying for wine in the|streets; all joy is|darkened, the mirth of|the land is gone.|24:12 In the city is|left desolation, and|the gate is smitten with|destruction.|24:13 When thus it
R	Tshall be in the midst|of the land among the|people, there shall be|as the shaking of an|olive tree, and as the|gleaning grapes when|the vintage is done.|24:14 They shall lift|up their voice, they|shall sing for the|majesty of the LORD,|they shall cry aloud|from the sea.|24:15 Wherefore
R	Tglorify ye the LORD in|the fires, even the|name of the LORD God|of Israel in the isles|of the sea.|24:16 From the|uttermost part of the|earth have we heard|songs, even glory to|the righteous. But I|said, My leanness, my|leanness, woe unto me!|the treacherous|dealers have dealt
R	Ttreacherously; yea,|the treacherous|dealers have dealt|very treacherously.|24:17 Fear, and the|pit, and the snare, are|upon thee, O inhabitant|of the earth.|24:18 And it shall come|to pass, that he who|fleeth from the noise|of the fear shall fall|into the pit; and he|that cometh up out of
R	Tthe midst of the pit|shall be taken in the|snare: for the|windows from on high|are open, and the|foundations of the|earth do shake.|24:19 The earth is|utterly broken down,|the earth is clean|dissolved, the earth is|moved exceedingly.|24:20 The earth shall|reel to and fro like a
R	Tdrunkard, and shall|be removed like a|cottage; and the|transgression|thereof shall be|heavy upon it; and it|shall fall, and not rise|again.|24:21 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that the LORD shall|punish the host of the|high ones that are on|high, and the kings of
R	Tthe earth upon the|earth.|24:22 And they shall|be gathered together,|as prisoners are|gathered in the pit,|and shall be shut up|in the prison, and|after many days shall|they be visited.|24:23 Then the moon|shall be confounded,|and the sun ashamed,|when the LORD of
R	Thosts shall reign in|mount Zion, and in|Jerusalem, and before|his ancients|gloriously.||25:1 O Lord, thou art|my God; I will exalt|thee, I will praise thy|name; for thou hast|done wonderful things;|thy counsels of old|are faithfulness and|truth.
R	T25:2 For thou hast|made of a city an|heap; of a defenced|city a ruin: a palace|of strangers to be no|city; it shall never be|built.|25:3 Therefore shall|the strong people|glorify thee, the city|of the terrible nations|shall fear thee.|25:4 For thou hast|been a strength to
R	Tthe poor, a strength|to the needy in his|distress, a refuge|from the storm, a|shadow from the heat,|when the blast of the|terrible ones is as a|storm against the wall.|25:5 Thou shalt bring|down the noise of|strangers, as the|heat in a dry place;|even the heat with the|shadow of a cloud: the
R	Tbranch of the terrible|ones shall be brought|low.|25:6 And in this|mountain shall the|LORD of hosts make|unto all people a|feast of fat things, a|feast of wines on the|lees, of fat things full|of marrow, of wines on|the lees well refined.|25:7 And he will|destroy in this
R	Tmountain the face of|the covering cast|over all people, and|the vail that is spread|over all nations.|25:8 He will swallow up|death in victory; and|the Lord GOD will wipe|away tears from off|all faces; and the|rebuke of his people|shall he take away|from off all the earth:|for the LORD hath
R	Tspoken it.|25:9 And it shall be|said in that day, Lo,|this is our God; we|have waited for him,|and he will save us:|this is the LORD; we|have waited for him,|we will be glad and|rejoice in his|salvation.|25:10 For in this|mountain shall the|hand of the LORD
R	Trest, and Moab shall|be trodden down|under him, even as|straw is trodden down|for the dunghill.|25:11 And he shall|spread forth his|hands in the midst of|them, as he that|swimmeth spreadeth|forth his hands to|swim: and he shall|bring down their pride|together with the
R	Tspoils of their hands.|25:12 And the|fortress of the high|fort of thy walls shall|he bring down, lay low,|and bring to the|ground, even to the|dust.||26:1 In that day shall|this song be sung in|the land of Judah; We|have a strong city;|salvation will God
R	Tappoint for walls and|bulwarks.|26:2 Open ye the|gates, that the|righteous nation which|keepeth the truth may|enter in.|26:3 Thou wilt keep him|in perfect peace,|whose mind is stayed|on thee: because he|trusteth in thee.|26:4 Trust ye in the|LORD for ever: for in
R	Tthe LORD JEHOVAH is|everlasting strength:|26:5 For he bringeth|down them that dwell|on high; the lofty city,|he layeth it low; he|layeth it low, even to|the ground; he|bringeth it even to the|dust.|26:6 The foot shall|tread it down, even|the feet of the poor,|and the steps of the
R	Tneedy.|26:7 The way of the|just is uprightness:|thou, most upright,|dost weigh the path of|the just.|26:8 Yea, in the way of|thy judgments, O LORD,|have we waited for|thee; the desire of|our soul is to thy|name, and to the|remembrance of thee.|26:9 With my soul have
R	TI desired thee in the|night; yea, with my|spirit within me will I|seek thee early: for|when thy judgments|are in the earth, the|inhabitants of the|world will learn|righteousness.|26:10 Let favour be|shewed to the wicked,|yet will he not learn|righteousness: in the|land of uprightness
R	Twill he deal unjustly,|and will not behold the|majesty of the LORD.|26:11 LORD, when thy|hand is lifted up, they|will not see: but they|shall see, and be|ashamed for their|envy at the people;|yea, the fire of thine|enemies shall devour|them.|26:12 LORD, thou wilt|ordain peace for us:
R	Tfor thou also hast|wrought all our works|in us.|26:13 O LORD our God,|other lords beside|thee have had|dominion over us: but|by thee only will we|make mention of thy|name.|26:14 They are dead,|they shall not live;|they are deceased,|they shall not rise:
R	Ttherefore hast thou|visited and destroyed|them, and made all|their memory to|perish.|26:15 Thou hast|increased the nation,|O LORD, thou hast|increased the nation:|thou art glorified:|thou hadst removed it|far unto all the ends|of the earth.|26:16 LORD, in trouble
R	Thave they visited thee,|they poured out a|prayer when thy|chastening was upon|them.|26:17 Like as a woman|with child, that|draweth near the time|of her delivery, is in|pain, and crieth out in|her pangs; so have we|been in thy sight, O|LORD.|26:18 We have been
R	Twith child, we have|been in pain, we have|as it were brought|forth wind; we have|not wrought any|deliverance in the|earth; neither have|the inhabitants of the|world fallen.|26:19 Thy dead men|shall live, together|with my dead body|shall they arise.|Awake and sing, ye
R	Tthat dwell in dust: for|thy dew is as the dew|of herbs, and the|earth shall cast out|the dead.|26:20 Come, my people,|enter thou into thy|chambers, and shut|thy doors about thee:|hide thyself as it were|for a little moment,|until the indignation be|overpast.|26:21 For, behold, the
R	TLORD cometh out of|his place to punish|the inhabitants of the|earth for their|iniquity: the earth also|shall disclose her|blood, and shall no|more cover her slain.||27:1 In that day the|LORD with his sore and|great and strong|sword shall punish|leviathan the piercing
R	Tserpent, even|leviathan that crooked|serpent; and he shall|slay the dragon that|is in the sea.|27:2 In that day sing|ye unto her, A|vineyard of red wine.|27:3 I the LORD do|keep it; I will water it|every moment: lest|any hurt it, I will keep|it night and day.|27:4 Fury is not in me:
R	Twho would set the|briers and thorns|against me in battle? I|would go through|them, I would burn|them together.|27:5 Or let him take|hold of my strength,|that he may make|peace with me; and he|shall make peace with|me.|27:6 He shall cause|them that come of
R	TJacob to take root:|Israel shall blossom|and bud, and fill the|face of the world with|fruit.|27:7 Hath he smitten|him, as he smote those|that smote him? or is|he slain according to|the slaughter of them|that are slain by him?|27:8 In measure, when|it shooteth forth, thou|wilt debate with it: he
R	Tstayeth his rough wind|in the day of the east|wind.|27:9 By this therefore|shall the iniquity of|Jacob be purged; and|this is all the fruit to|take away his sin;|when he maketh all the|stones of the altar as|chalkstones that are|beaten in sunder, the|groves and images|shall not stand up.
R	T27:10 Yet the|defenced city shall be|desolate, and the|habitation forsaken,|and left like a|wilderness: there|shall the calf feed,|and there shall he lie|down, and consume the|branches thereof.|27:11 When the boughs|thereof are withered,|they shall be broken|off: the women come,
R	Tand set them on fire:|for it is a people of|no understanding:|therefore he that|made them will not|have mercy on them,|and he that formed|them will shew them no|favour.|27:12 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that the LORD shall|beat off from the|channel of the river
R	Tunto the stream of|Egypt, and ye shall be|gathered one by one,|O ye children of|Israel.|27:13 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that the great trumpet|shall be blown, and|they shall come which|were ready to perish|in the land of Assyria,|and the outcasts in|the land of Egypt, and
R	Tshall worship the LORD|in the holy mount at|Jerusalem.||28:1 Woe to the crown|of pride, to the|drunkards of Ephraim,|whose glorious beauty|is a fading flower,|which are on the head|of the fat valleys of|them that are|overcome with wine!|28:2 Behold, the Lord
R	Thath a mighty and|strong one, which as a|tempest of hail and a|destroying storm, as a|flood of mighty waters|overflowing, shall cast|down to the earth with|the hand.|28:3 The crown of|pride, the drunkards|of Ephraim, shall be|trodden under feet:|28:4 And the glorious|beauty, which is on the
R	Thead of the fat valley,|shall be a fading|flower, and as the|hasty fruit before the|summer; which when he|that looketh upon it|seeth, while it is yet in|his hand he eateth it|up.|28:5 In that day shall|the LORD of hosts be|for a crown of glory,|and for a diadem of|beauty, unto the
R	Tresidue of his people,|28:6 And for a spirit|of judgment to him|that sitteth in|judgment, and for|strength to them that|turn the battle to the|gate.|28:7 But they also|have erred through|wine, and through|strong drink are out|of the way; the priest|and the prophet have
R	Terred through strong|drink, they are|swallowed up of wine,|they are out of the|way through strong|drink; they err in|vision, they stumble in|judgment.|28:8 For all tables|are full of vomit and|filthiness, so that|there is no place|clean.|28:9 Whom shall he
R	Tteach knowledge? and|whom shall he make to|understand doctrine?|them that are weaned|from the milk, and|drawn from the|breasts.|28:10 For precept|must be upon precept,|precept upon precept;|line upon line, line|upon line; here a little,|and there a little:|28:11 For with
R	Tstammering lips and|another tongue will he|speak to this people.|28:12 To whom he said,|This is the rest|wherewith ye may|cause the weary to|rest; and this is the|refreshing: yet they|would not hear.|28:13 But the word of|the LORD was unto|them precept upon|precept, precept upon
R	Tprecept; line upon line,|line upon line; here a|little, and there a|little; that they might|go, and fall backward,|and be broken, and|snared, and taken.|28:14 Wherefore hear|the word of the LORD,|ye scornful men, that|rule this people which|is in Jerusalem.|28:15 Because ye|have said, We have
R	Tmade a covenant with|death, and with hell|are we at agreement;|when the overflowing|scourge shall pass|through, it shall not|come unto us: for we|have made lies our|refuge, and under|falsehood have we hid|ourselves:|28:16 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD,|Behold, I lay in Zion
R	Tfor a foundation a|stone, a tried stone, a|precious corner|stone, a sure|foundation: he that|believeth shall not|make haste.|28:17 Judgment also|will I lay to the line,|and righteousness to|the plummet: and the|hail shall sweep away|the refuge of lies,|and the waters shall
R	Toverflow the hiding|place.|28:18 And your|covenant with death|shall be disannulled,|and your agreement|with hell shall not|stand; when the|overflowing scourge|shall pass through,|then ye shall be|trodden down by it.|28:19 From the time|that it goeth forth it
R	Tshall take you: for|morning by morning|shall it pass over, by|day and by night: and|it shall be a vexation|only to understand|the report.|28:20 For the bed is|shorter than that a|man can stretch|himself on it: and the|covering narrower|than that he can wrap|himself in it.
R	T28:21 For the LORD|shall rise up as in|mount Perazim, he|shall be wroth as in|the valley of Gibeon,|that he may do his|work, his strange|work; and bring to|pass his act, his|strange act.|28:22 Now therefore|be ye not mockers,|lest your bands be|made strong: for I
R	Thave heard from the|Lord GOD of hosts a|consumption, even|determined upon the|whole earth.|28:23 Give ye ear, and|hear my voice;|hearken, and hear my|speech.|28:24 Doth the|plowman plow all day|to sow? doth he open|and break the clods|of his ground?
R	T28:25 When he hath|made plain the face|thereof, doth he not|cast abroad the|fitches, and scatter|the cummin, and cast in|the principal wheat|and the appointed|barley and the rie in|their place?|28:26 For his God doth|instruct him to|discretion, and doth|teach him.
R	T28:27 For the fitches|are not threshed with|a threshing|instrument, neither is|a cart wheel turned|about upon the cummin;|but the fitches are|beaten out with a|staff, and the cummin|with a rod.|28:28 Bread corn is|bruised; because he|will not ever be|threshing it, nor
R	Tbreak it with the wheel|of his cart, nor|bruise it with his|horsemen.|28:29 This also cometh|forth from the LORD|of hosts, which is|wonderful in counsel,|and excellent in|working.||29:1 Woe to Ariel, to|Ariel, the city where|David dwelt! add ye
R	Tyear to year; let them|kill sacrifices.|29:2 Yet I will distress|Ariel, and there shall|be heaviness and|sorrow: and it shall be|unto me as Ariel.|29:3 And I will camp|against thee round|about, and will lay|siege against thee with|a mount, and I will|raise forts against|thee.
R	T29:4 And thou shalt be|brought down, and|shalt speak out of the|ground, and thy|speech shall be low|out of the dust, and|thy voice shall be, as|of one that hath a|familiar spirit, out of|the ground, and thy|speech shall whisper|out of the dust.|29:5 Moreover the|multitude of thy
R	Tstrangers shall be|like small dust, and the|multitude of the|terrible ones shall be|as chaff that passeth|away: yea, it shall be|at an instant|suddenly.|29:6 Thou shalt be|visited of the LORD of|hosts with thunder,|and with earthquake,|and great noise, with|storm and tempest,
R	Tand the flame of|devouring fire.|29:7 And the multitude|of all the nations that|fight against Ariel,|even all that fight|against her and her|munition, and that|distress her, shall be|as a dream of a night|vision.|29:8 It shall even be|as when an hungry|man dreameth, and,
R	Tbehold, he eateth; but|he awaketh, and his|soul is empty: or as|when a thirsty man|dreameth, and, behold,|he drinketh; but he|awaketh, and, behold,|he is faint, and his|soul hath appetite: so|shall the multitude of|all the nations be, that|fight against mount|Zion.|29:9 Stay yourselves,
R	Tand wonder; cry ye|out, and cry: they are|drunken, but not with|wine; they stagger, but|not with strong drink.|29:10 For the LORD|hath poured out upon|you the spirit of deep|sleep, and hath closed|your eyes: the|prophets and your|rulers, the seers|hath he covered.|29:11 And the vision
R	Tof all is become unto|you as the words of a|book that is sealed,|which men deliver to|one that is learned,|saying, Read this, I|pray thee: and he|saith, I cannot; for it|is sealed:|29:12 And the book is|delivered to him that|is not learned, saying,|Read this, I pray thee:|and he saith, I am not
R	Tlearned.|29:13 Wherefore the|Lord said, Forasmuch|as this people draw|near me with their|mouth, and with their|lips do honour me, but|have removed their|heart far from me,|and their fear toward|me is taught by the|precept of men:|29:14 Therefore,|behold, I will proceed
R	Tto do a marvellous|work among this|people, even a|marvellous work and a|wonder: for the|wisdom of their wise|men shall perish, and|the understanding of|their prudent men|shall be hid.|29:15 Woe unto them|that seek deep to hide|their counsel from the|LORD, and their works
R	Tare in the dark, and|they say, Who seeth|us? and who knoweth|us?|29:16 Surely your|turning of things|upside down shall be|esteemed as the|potter's clay: for|shall the work say of|him that made it, He|made me not? or shall|the thing framed say|of him that framed it,
R	THe had no|understanding?|29:17 Is it not yet a|very little while, and|Lebanon shall be|turned into a fruitful|field, and the fruitful|field shall be|esteemed as a|forest?|29:18 And in that day|shall the deaf hear|the words of the book,|and the eyes of the
R	Tblind shall see out of|obscurity, and out of|darkness.|29:19 The meek also|shall increase their|joy in the LORD, and|the poor among men|shall rejoice in the|Holy One of Israel.|29:20 For the terrible|one is brought to|nought, and the|scorner is consumed,|and all that watch for
R	Tiniquity are cut off:|29:21 That make a man|an offender for a|word, and lay a snare|for him that|reproveth in the gate,|and turn aside the|just for a thing of|nought.|29:22 Therefore thus|saith the LORD, who|redeemed Abraham,|concerning the house|of Jacob, Jacob shall
R	Tnot now be ashamed,|neither shall his face|now wax pale.|29:23 But when he|seeth his children, the|work of mine hands, in|the midst of him, they|shall sanctify my|name, and sanctify the|Holy One of Jacob,|and shall fear the|God of Israel.|29:24 They also that|erred in spirit shall
R	Tcome to|understanding, and|they that murmured|shall learn doctrine.||30:1 Woe to the|rebellious children,|saith the LORD, that|take counsel, but not|of me; and that cover|with a covering, but|not of my spirit, that|they may add sin to|sin:
R	T30:2 That walk to go|down into Egypt, and|have not asked at my|mouth; to strengthen|themselves in the|strength of Pharaoh,|and to trust in the|shadow of Egypt!|30:3 Therefore shall|the strength of|Pharaoh be your|shame, and the trust|in the shadow of|Egypt your confusion.
R	T30:4 For his princes|were at Zoan, and his|ambassadors came to|Hanes.|30:5 They were all|ashamed of a people|that could not profit|them, nor be an help|nor profit, but a|shame, and also a|reproach.|30:6 The burden of|the beasts of the|south: into the land of
R	Ttrouble and anguish,|from whence come the|young and old lion, the|viper and fiery flying|serpent, they will|carry their riches|upon the shoulders of|young asses, and|their treasures upon|the bunches of|camels, to a people|that shall not profit|them.|30:7 For the Egyptians
R	Tshall help in vain, and|to no purpose:|therefore have I|cried concerning this,|Their strength is to|sit still.|30:8 Now go, write it|before them in a table,|and note it in a book,|that it may be for the|time to come for ever|and ever:|30:9 That this is a|rebellious people,
R	Tlying children,|children that will not|hear the law of the|LORD:|30:10 Which say to the|seers, See not; and to|the prophets,|Prophesy not unto us|right things, speak|unto us smooth things,|prophesy deceits:|30:11 Get you out of|the way, turn aside|out of the path, cause
R	Tthe Holy One of Israel|to cease from before|us.|30:12 Wherefore thus|saith the Holy One of|Israel, Because ye|despise this word, and|trust in oppression|and perverseness,|and stay thereon:|30:13 Therefore this|iniquity shall be to you|as a breach ready to|fall, swelling out in a
R	Thigh wall, whose|breaking cometh|suddenly at an|instant.|30:14 And he shall|break it as the|breaking of the|potters' vessel that is|broken in pieces; he|shall not spare: so|that there shall not|be found in the|bursting of it a sherd|to take fire from the
R	Thearth, or to take|water withal out of the|pit.|30:15 For thus saith|the Lord GOD, the Holy|One of Israel; In|returning and rest|shall ye be saved; in|quietness and in|confidence shall be|your strength: and ye|would not.|30:16 But ye said, No;|for we will flee upon
R	Thorses; therefore|shall ye flee: and, We|will ride upon the|swift; therefore shall|they that pursue you|be swift.|30:17 One thousand|shall flee at the|rebuke of one; at the|rebuke of five shall|ye flee: till ye be left|as a beacon upon the|top of a mountain, and|as an ensign on an
R	Thill.|30:18 And therefore|will the LORD wait, that|he may be gracious|unto you, and|therefore will he be|exalted, that he may|have mercy upon you:|for the LORD is a God|of judgment: blessed|are all they that wait|for him.|30:19 For the people|shall dwell in Zion at
R	TJerusalem: thou shalt|weep no more: he will|be very gracious unto|thee at the voice of|thy cry; when he shall|hear it, he will answer|thee.|30:20 And though the|Lord give you the|bread of adversity,|and the water of|affliction, yet shall|not thy teachers be|removed into a corner
R	Tany more, but thine|eyes shall see thy|teachers:|30:21 And thine ears|shall hear a word|behind thee, saying,|This is the way, walk|ye in it, when ye turn|to the right hand, and|when ye turn to the|left.|30:22 Ye shall defile|also the covering of|thy graven images of
R	Tsilver, and the|ornament of thy|molten images of gold:|thou shalt cast them|away as a menstruous|cloth; thou shalt say|unto it, Get thee|hence.|30:23 Then shall he|give the rain of thy|seed, that thou shalt|sow the ground withal;|and bread of the|increase of the earth,
R	Tand it shall be fat and|plenteous: in that day|shall thy cattle feed|in large pastures.|30:24 The oxen|likewise and the young|asses that ear the|ground shall eat|clean provender,|which hath been|winnowed with the|shovel and with the|fan.|30:25 And there shall
R	Tbe upon every high|mountain, and upon|every high hill, rivers|and streams of|waters in the day of|the great slaughter,|when the towers fall.|30:26 Moreover the|light of the moon shall|be as the light of the|sun, and the light of|the sun shall be|sevenfold, as the light|of seven days, in the
R	Tday that the LORD|bindeth up the breach|of his people, and|healeth the stroke of|their wound.|30:27 Behold, the name|of the LORD cometh|from far, burning with|his anger, and the|burden thereof is|heavy: his lips are full|of indignation, and his|tongue as a devouring|fire:
R	T30:28 And his breath,|as an overflowing|stream, shall reach to|the midst of the neck,|to sift the nations with|the sieve of vanity:|and there shall be a|bridle in the jaws of|the people, causing|them to err.|30:29 Ye shall have a|song, as in the night|when a holy solemnity|is kept; and gladness
R	Tof heart, as when one|goeth with a pipe to|come into the mountain|of the LORD, to the|mighty One of Israel.|30:30 And the LORD|shall cause his|glorious voice to be|heard, and shall shew|the lighting down of|his arm, with the|indignation of his|anger, and with the|flame of a devouring
R	Tfire, with scattering,|and tempest, and|hailstones.|30:31 For through the|voice of the LORD|shall the Assyrian be|beaten down, which|smote with a rod.|30:32 And in every|place where the|grounded staff shall|pass, which the LORD|shall lay upon him, it|shall be with tabrets
R	Tand harps: and in|battles of shaking will|he fight with it.|30:33 For Tophet is|ordained of old; yea,|for the king it is|prepared; he hath|made it deep and|large: the pile thereof|is fire and much wood;|the breath of the|LORD, like a stream of|brimstone, doth kindle|it.
R	T31:1 Woe to them that|go down to Egypt for|help; and stay on|horses, and trust in|chariots, because|they are many; and in|horsemen, because|they are very strong;|but they look not unto|the Holy One of|Israel, neither seek|the LORD!|31:2 Yet he also is|wise, and will bring
R	Tevil, and will not call|back his words: but|will arise against the|house of the|evildoers, and against|the help of them that|work iniquity.|31:3 Now the Egyptians|are men, and not God;|and their horses|flesh, and not spirit.|When the LORD shall|stretch out his hand,|both he that helpeth
R	Tshall fall, and he that|is holpen shall fall|down, and they all|shall fail together.|31:4 For thus hath the|LORD spoken unto me,|Like as the lion and|the young lion roaring|on his prey, when a|multitude of|shepherds is called|forth against him, he|will not be afraid of|their voice, nor abase
R	Thimself for the noise|of them: so shall the|LORD of hosts come|down to fight for|mount Zion, and for|the hill thereof.|31:5 As birds flying,|so will the LORD of|hosts defend|Jerusalem; defending|also he will deliver it;|and passing over he|will preserve it.|31:6 Turn ye unto him
R	Tfrom whom the|children of Israel|have deeply revolted.|31:7 For in that day|every man shall cast|away his idols of|silver, and his idols of|gold, which your own|hands have made unto|you for a sin.|31:8 Then shall the|Assyrian fall with the|sword, not of a mighty|man; and the sword,
R	Tnot of a mean man,|shall devour him: but|he shall flee from the|sword, and his young|men shall be|discomfited.|31:9 And he shall pass|over to his strong|hold for fear, and his|princes shall be|afraid of the ensign,|saith the LORD, whose|fire is in Zion, and his|furnace in Jerusalem.
R	T32:1 Behold, a king|shall reign in|righteousness, and|princes shall rule in|judgment.|32:2 And a man shall|be as an hiding place|from the wind, and a|covert from the|tempest; as rivers of|water in a dry place,|as the shadow of a|great rock in a weary|land.
R	T32:3 And the eyes of|them that see shall|not be dim, and the|ears of them that|hear shall hearken.|32:4 The heart also of|the rash shall|understand knowledge,|and the tongue of the|stammerers shall be|ready to speak|plainly.|32:5 The vile person|shall be no more
R	Tcalled liberal, nor the|churl said to be|bountiful.|32:6 For the vile|person will speak|villany, and his heart|will work iniquity, to|practise hypocrisy,|and to utter error|against the LORD, to|make empty the soul|of the hungry, and he|will cause the drink of|the thirsty to fail.
R	T32:7 The instruments|also of the churl are|evil: he deviseth|wicked devices to|destroy the poor with|lying words, even|when the needy|speaketh right.|32:8 But the liberal|deviseth liberal things;|and by liberal things|shall he stand.|32:9 Rise up, ye women|that are at ease; hear
R	Tmy voice, ye careless|daughters; give ear|unto my speech.|32:10 Many days and|years shall ye be|troubled, ye careless|women: for the vintage|shall fail, the|gathering shall not|come.|32:11 Tremble, ye|women that are at|ease; be troubled, ye|careless ones: strip
R	Tyou, and make you|bare, and gird|sackcloth upon your|loins.|32:12 They shall|lament for the teats,|for the pleasant|fields, for the fruitful|vine.|32:13 Upon the land of|my people shall come|up thorns and briers;|yea, upon all the|houses of joy in the
R	Tjoyous city:|32:14 Because the|palaces shall be|forsaken; the|multitude of the city|shall be left; the|forts and towers|shall be for dens for|ever, a joy of wild|asses, a pasture of|flocks;|32:15 Until the spirit|be poured upon us|from on high, and the
R	Twilderness be a|fruitful field, and the|fruitful field be|counted for a forest.|32:16 Then judgment|shall dwell in the|wilderness, and|righteousness remain|in the fruitful field.|32:17 And the work of|righteousness shall|be peace; and the|effect of|righteousness
R	Tquietness and|assurance for ever.|32:18 And my people|shall dwell in a|peaceable habitation,|and in sure dwellings,|and in quiet resting|places;|32:19 When it shall|hail, coming down on|the forest; and the|city shall be low in a|low place.|32:20 Blessed are ye
R	Tthat sow beside all|waters, that send|forth thither the feet|of the ox and the ass.||33:1 Woe to thee that|spoilest, and thou|wast not spoiled; and|dealest|treacherously, and|they dealt not|treacherously with|thee! when thou shalt|cease to spoil, thou
R	Tshalt be spoiled; and|when thou shalt make|an end to deal|treacherously, they|shall deal|treacherously with|thee.|33:2 O LORD, be|gracious unto us; we|have waited for thee:|be thou their arm|every morning, our|salvation also in the|time of trouble.
R	T33:3 At the noise of|the tumult the people|fled; at the lifting up|of thyself the nations|were scattered.|33:4 And your spoil|shall be gathered like|the gathering of the|caterpiller: as the|running to and fro of|locusts shall he run|upon them.|33:5 The LORD is|exalted; for he
R	Tdwelleth on high: he|hath filled Zion with|judgment and|righteousness.|33:6 And wisdom and|knowledge shall be the|stability of thy times,|and strength of|salvation: the fear of|the LORD is his|treasure.|33:7 Behold, their|valiant ones shall cry|without: the
R	Tambassadors of|peace shall weep|bitterly.|33:8 The highways lie|waste, the wayfaring|man ceaseth: he hath|broken the covenant,|he hath despised the|cities, he regardeth|no man.|33:9 The earth|mourneth and|languisheth: Lebanon|is ashamed and hewn
R	Tdown: Sharon is like a|wilderness; and|Bashan and Carmel|shake off their fruits.|33:10 Now will I rise,|saith the LORD; now will|I be exalted; now will I|lift up myself.|33:11 Ye shall|conceive chaff, ye|shall bring forth|stubble: your breath,|as fire, shall devour|you.
R	T33:12 And the people|shall be as the|burnings of lime: as|thorns cut up shall|they be burned in the|fire.|33:13 Hear, ye that|are far off, what I|have done; and, ye|that are near,|acknowledge my might.|33:14 The sinners in|Zion are afraid;|fearfulness hath
R	Tsurprised the|hypocrites. Who among|us shall dwell with the|devouring fire? who|among us shall dwell|with everlasting|burnings?|33:15 He that walketh|righteously, and|speaketh uprightly; he|that despiseth the|gain of oppressions,|that shaketh his|hands from holding of
R	Tbribes, that stoppeth|his ears from hearing|of blood, and shutteth|his eyes from seeing|evil;|33:16 He shall dwell on|high: his place of|defence shall be the|munitions of rocks:|bread shall be given|him; his waters shall|be sure.|33:17 Thine eyes shall|see the king in his
R	Tbeauty: they shall|behold the land that is|very far off.|33:18 Thine heart|shall meditate terror.|Where is the scribe?|where is the|receiver? where is he|that counted the|towers?|33:19 Thou shalt not|see a fierce people, a|people of a deeper|speech than thou
R	Tcanst perceive; of a|stammering tongue,|that thou canst not|understand.|33:20 Look upon Zion,|the city of our|solemnities: thine eyes|shall see Jerusalem a|quiet habitation, a|tabernacle that shall|not be taken down; not|one of the stakes|thereof shall ever be|removed, neither shall
R	Tany of the cords|thereof be broken.|33:21 But there the|glorious LORD will be|unto us a place of|broad rivers and|streams; wherein shall|go no galley with oars,|neither shall gallant|ship pass thereby.|33:22 For the LORD is|our judge, the LORD is|our lawgiver, the LORD|is our king; he will
R	Tsave us.|33:23 Thy tacklings|are loosed; they could|not well strengthen|their mast, they could|not spread the sail:|then is the prey of a|great spoil divided;|the lame take the|prey.|33:24 And the|inhabitant shall not|say, I am sick: the|people that dwell
R	Ttherein shall be|forgiven their iniquity.||34:1 Come near, ye|nations, to hear; and|hearken, ye people:|let the earth hear,|and all that is therein;|the world, and all|things that come forth|of it.|34:2 For the|indignation of the|LORD is upon all
R	Tnations, and his fury|upon all their armies:|he hath utterly|destroyed them, he|hath delivered them to|the slaughter.|34:3 Their slain also|shall be cast out, and|their stink shall come|up out of their|carcases, and the|mountains shall be|melted with their blood.|34:4 And all the host
R	Tof heaven shall be|dissolved, and the|heavens shall be|rolled together as a|scroll: and all their|host shall fall down,|as the leaf falleth off|from the vine, and as|a falling fig from the|fig tree.|34:5 For my sword|shall be bathed in|heaven: behold, it|shall come down upon
R	TIdumea, and upon the|people of my curse, to|judgment.|34:6 The sword of the|LORD is filled with|blood, it is made fat|with fatness, and with|the blood of lambs|and goats, with the fat|of the kidneys of|rams: for the LORD|hath a sacrifice in|Bozrah, and a great|slaughter in the land
R	Tof Idumea.|34:7 And the unicorns|shall come down with|them, and the bullocks|with the bulls; and|their land shall be|soaked with blood, and|their dust made fat|with fatness.|34:8 For it is the day|of the LORD's|vengeance, and the|year of recompences|for the controversy
R	Tof Zion.|34:9 And the streams|thereof shall be|turned into pitch, and|the dust thereof into|brimstone, and the|land thereof shall|become burning pitch.|34:10 It shall not be|quenched night nor|day; the smoke|thereof shall go up|for ever: from|generation to
R	Tgeneration it shall lie|waste; none shall pass|through it for ever|and ever.|34:11 But the|cormorant and the|bittern shall possess|it; the owl also and the|raven shall dwell in it:|and he shall stretch|out upon it the line of|confusion, and the|stones of emptiness.|34:12 They shall call
R	Tthe nobles thereof to|the kingdom, but none|shall be there, and all|her princes shall be|nothing.|34:13 And thorns shall|come up in her|palaces, nettles and|brambles in the|fortresses thereof:|and it shall be an|habitation of dragons,|and a court for owls.|34:14 The wild beasts
R	Tof the desert shall|also meet with the wild|beasts of the island,|and the satyr shall|cry to his fellow; the|screech owl also shall|rest there, and find|for herself a place|of rest.|34:15 There shall the|great owl make her|nest, and lay, and|hatch, and gather|under her shadow:
R	Tthere shall the|vultures also be|gathered, every one|with her mate.|34:16 Seek ye out of|the book of the LORD,|and read: no one of|these shall fail, none|shall want her mate:|for my mouth it hath|commanded, and his|spirit it hath gathered|them.|34:17 And he hath
R	Tcast the lot for them,|and his hand hath|divided it unto them by|line: they shall|possess it for ever,|from generation to|generation shall they|dwell therein.||35:1 The wilderness|and the solitary place|shall be glad for them;|and the desert shall|rejoice, and blossom
R	Tas the rose.|35:2 It shall blossom|abundantly, and|rejoice even with joy|and singing: the glory|of Lebanon shall be|given unto it, the|excellency of Carmel|and Sharon, they shall|see the glory of the|LORD, and the|excellency of our|God.|35:3 Strengthen ye
R	Tthe weak hands, and|confirm the feeble|knees.|35:4 Say to them that|are of a fearful|heart, Be strong, fear|not: behold, your God|will come with|vengeance, even God|with a recompence; he|will come and save|you.|35:5 Then the eyes of|the blind shall be
R	Topened, and the ears|of the deaf shall be|unstopped.|35:6 Then shall the|lame man leap as an|hart, and the tongue|of the dumb sing: for|in the wilderness shall|waters break out, and|streams in the desert.|35:7 And the parched|ground shall become a|pool, and the thirsty|land springs of water:
R	Tin the habitation of|dragons, where each|lay, shall be grass|with reeds and|rushes.|35:8 And an highway|shall be there, and a|way, and it shall be|called The way of|holiness; the unclean|shall not pass over it;|but it shall be for|those: the wayfaring|men, though fools,
R	Tshall not err therein.|35:9 No lion shall be|there, nor any|ravenous beast shall|go up thereon, it shall|not be found there;|but the redeemed|shall walk there:|35:10 And the|ransomed of the LORD|shall return, and come|to Zion with songs and|everlasting joy upon|their heads: they shall
R	Tobtain joy and|gladness, and sorrow|and sighing shall flee|away.||36:1 Now it came to|pass in the|fourteenth year of|king Hezekiah, that|Sennacherib king of|Assyria came up|against all the|defenced cities of|Judah, and took them.
R	T36:2 And the king of|Assyria sent|Rabshakeh from|Lachish to Jerusalem|unto king Hezekiah with|a great army. And he|stood by the conduit|of the upper pool in|the highway of the|fuller's field.|36:3 Then came forth|unto him Eliakim,|Hilkiah's son, which was|over the house, and
R	TShebna the scribe,|and Joah, Asaph's son,|the recorder.|36:4 And Rabshakeh|said unto them, Say ye|now to Hezekiah, Thus|saith the great king,|the king of Assyria,|What confidence is|this wherein thou|trustest?|36:5 I say, sayest|thou, (but they are|but vain words) I have
R	Tcounsel and strength|for war: now on whom|dost thou trust, that|thou rebellest against|me?|36:6 Lo, thou trustest|in the staff of this|broken reed, on|Egypt; whereon if a|man lean, it will go into|his hand, and pierce it:|so is Pharaoh king of|Egypt to all that trust|in him.
R	T36:7 But if thou say to|me, We trust in the|LORD our God: is it not|he, whose high places|and whose altars|Hezekiah hath taken|away, and said to|Judah and to|Jerusalem, Ye shall|worship before this|altar?|36:8 Now therefore|give pledges, I pray|thee, to my master the
R	Tking of Assyria, and I|will give thee two|thousand horses, if|thou be able on thy|part to set riders|upon them.|36:9 How then wilt thou|turn away the face of|one captain of the|least of my master's|servants, and put thy|trust on Egypt for|chariots and for|horsemen?
R	T36:10 And am I now|come up without the|LORD against this land|to destroy it? the|LORD said unto me, Go|up against this land,|and destroy it.|36:11 Then said Eliakim|and Shebna and Joah|unto Rabshakeh,|Speak, I pray thee,|unto thy servants in|the Syrian language;|for we understand it:
R	Tand speak not to us in|the Jews' language, in|the ears of the|people that are on|the wall.|36:12 But Rabshakeh|said, Hath my master|sent me to thy master|and to thee to speak|these words? hath he|not sent me to the men|that sit upon the wall,|that they may eat|their own dung, and
R	Tdrink their own piss|with you?|36:13 Then Rabshakeh|stood, and cried with a|loud voice in the Jews'|language, and said,|Hear ye the words of|the great king, the|king of Assyria.|36:14 Thus saith the|king, Let not Hezekiah|deceive you: for he|shall not be able to|deliver you.
R	T36:15 Neither let|Hezekiah make you|trust in the LORD,|saying, The LORD will|surely deliver us: this|city shall not be|delivered into the|hand of the king of|Assyria.|36:16 Hearken not to|Hezekiah: for thus|saith the king of|Assyria, Make an|agreement with me by
R	Ta present, and come|out to me: and eat ye|every one of his vine,|and every one of his|fig tree, and drink ye|every one the waters|of his own cistern;|36:17 Until I come and|take you away to a|land like your own|land, a land of corn|and wine, a land of|bread and vineyards.|36:18 Beware lest
R	THezekiah persuade|you, saying, the LORD|will deliver us. Hath|any of the gods of|the nations delivered|his land out of the|hand of the king of|Assyria?|36:19 Where are the|gods of Hamath and|Arphad? where are|the gods of|Sepharvaim? and have|they delivered
R	TSamaria out of my|hand?|36:20 Who are they|among all the gods of|these lands, that have|delivered their land|out of my hand, that|the LORD should|deliver Jerusalem out|of my hand?|36:21 But they held|their peace, and|answered him not a|word: for the king's
R	Tcommandment was,|saying, Answer him not.|36:22 Then came|Eliakim, the son of|Hilkiah, that was over|the household, and|Shebna the scribe,|and Joah, the son of|Asaph, the recorder,|to Hezekiah with their|clothes rent, and told|him the words of|Rabshakeh.|
R	T37:1 And it came to|pass, when king|Hezekiah heard it, that|he rent his clothes,|and covered himself|with sackcloth, and|went into the house of|the LORD.|37:2 And he sent|Eliakim, who was over|the household, and|Shebna the scribe,|and the elders of the|priests covered with
R	Tsackcloth, unto Isaiah|the prophet the son|of Amoz.|37:3 And they said|unto him, Thus saith|Hezekiah, This day is a|day of trouble, and of|rebuke, and of|blasphemy: for the|children are come to|the birth, and there is|not strength to bring|forth.|37:4 It may be the
R	TLORD thy God will hear|the words of|Rabshakeh, whom the|king of Assyria his|master hath sent to|reproach the living|God, and will reprove|the words which the|LORD thy God hath|heard: wherefore lift|up thy prayer for the|remnant that is left.|37:5 So the servants|of king Hezekiah came
R	Tto Isaiah.|37:6 And Isaiah said|unto them, Thus shall|ye say unto your|master, Thus saith the|LORD, Be not afraid of|the words that thou|hast heard, wherewith|the servants of the|king of Assyria have|blasphemed me.|37:7 Behold, I will send|a blast upon him, and|he shall hear a
R	Trumour, and return to|his own land; and I will|cause him to fall by|the sword in his own|land.|37:8 So Rabshakeh|returned, and found|the king of Assyria|warring against|Libnah: for he had|heard that he was|departed from|Lachish.|37:9 And he heard say
R	Tconcerning Tirhakah|king of Ethiopia, He is|come forth to make|war with thee. And|when he heard it, he|sent messengers to|Hezekiah, saying,|37:10 Thus shall ye|speak to Hezekiah king|of Judah, saying, Let|not thy God, in whom|thou trustest, deceive|thee, saying,|Jerusalem shall not
R	Tbe given into the hand|of the king of Assyria.|37:11 Behold, thou|hast heard what the|kings of Assyria have|done to all lands by|destroying them|utterly; and shalt thou|be delivered?|37:12 Have the gods|of the nations|delivered them which|my fathers have|destroyed, as Gozan,
R	Tand Haran, and|Rezeph, and the|children of Eden which|were in Telassar?|37:13 Where is the|king of Hamath, and|the king of Arphad,|and the king of the|city of Sepharvaim,|Hena, and Ivah?|37:14 And Hezekiah|received the letter|from the hand of the|messengers, and read
R	Tit: and Hezekiah went|up unto the house of|the LORD, and spread|it before the LORD.|37:15 And Hezekiah|prayed unto the LORD,|saying,|37:16 O LORD of hosts,|God of Israel, that|dwellest between the|cherubims, thou art|the God, even thou|alone, of all the|kingdoms of the earth:
R	Tthou hast made|heaven and earth.|37:17 Incline thine|ear, O LORD, and hear;|open thine eyes, O|LORD, and see: and|hear all the words of|Sennacherib, which|hath sent to reproach|the living God.|37:18 Of a truth, LORD,|the kings of Assyria|have laid waste all the|nations, and their
R	Tcountries,|37:19 And have cast|their gods into the|fire: for they were no|gods, but the work of|men's hands, wood and|stone: therefore they|have destroyed them.|37:20 Now therefore,|O LORD our God, save|us from his hand, that|all the kingdoms of the|earth may know that|thou art the LORD,
R	Teven thou only.|37:21 Then Isaiah the|son of Amoz sent unto|Hezekiah, saying, Thus|saith the LORD God of|Israel, Whereas thou|hast prayed to me|against Sennacherib|king of Assyria:|37:22 This is the word|which the LORD hath|spoken concerning|him; The virgin, the|daughter of Zion, hath
R	Tdespised thee, and|laughed thee to|scorn; the daughter|of Jerusalem hath|shaken her head at|thee.|37:23 Whom hast thou|reproached and|blasphemed? and|against whom hast|thou exalted thy|voice, and lifted up|thine eyes on high?|even against the Holy
R	TOne of Israel.|37:24 By thy servants|hast thou reproached|the Lord, and hast|said, By the multitude|of my chariots am I|come up to the height|of the mountains, to|the sides of Lebanon;|and I will cut down the|tall cedars thereof,|and the choice fir|trees thereof: and I|will enter into the
R	Theight of his border,|and the forest of his|Carmel.|37:25 I have digged,|and drunk water; and|with the sole of my|feet have I dried up|all the rivers of the|besieged places.|37:26 Hast thou not|heard long ago, how I|have done it; and of|ancient times, that I|have formed it? now
R	Thave I brought it to|pass, that thou|shouldest be to lay|waste defenced cities|into ruinous heaps.|37:27 Therefore their|inhabitants were of|small power, they were|dismayed and|confounded: they|were as the grass of|the field, and as the|green herb, as the|grass on the
R	Thousetops, and as|corn blasted before it|be grown up.|37:28 But I know thy|abode, and thy going|out, and thy coming in,|and thy rage against|me.|37:29 Because thy|rage against me, and|thy tumult, is come up|into mine ears,|therefore will I put my|hook in thy nose, and
R	Tmy bridle in thy lips,|and I will turn thee|back by the way by|which thou camest.|37:30 And this shall be|a sign unto thee, Ye|shall eat this year|such as groweth of|itself; and the second|year that which|springeth of the same:|and in the third year|sow ye, and reap, and|plant vineyards, and
R	Teat the fruit thereof.|37:31 And the remnant|that is escaped of the|house of Judah shall|again take root|downward, and bear|fruit upward:|37:32 For out of|Jerusalem shall go|forth a remnant, and|they that escape out|of mount Zion: the zeal|of the LORD of hosts|shall do this.
R	T37:33 Therefore thus|saith the LORD|concerning the king of|Assyria, He shall not|come into this city, nor|shoot an arrow there,|nor come before it|with shields, nor cast|a bank against it.|37:34 By the way that|he came, by the same|shall he return, and|shall not come into|this city, saith the
R	TLORD.|37:35 For I will defend|this city to save it for|mine own sake, and for|my servant David's|sake.|37:36 Then the angel|of the LORD went|forth, and smote in|the camp of the|Assyrians a hundred|and fourscore and|five thousand: and|when they arose
R	Tearly in the morning,|behold, they were all|dead corpses.|37:37 So Sennacherib|king of Assyria|departed, and went|and returned, and|dwelt at Nineveh.|37:38 And it came to|pass, as he was|worshipping in the|house of Nisroch his|god, that Adrammelech|and Sharezer his
R	Tsons smote him with|the sword; and they|escaped into the land|of Armenia: and|Esarhaddon his son|reigned in his stead.||38:1 In those days|was Hezekiah sick unto|death. And Isaiah the|prophet the son of|Amoz came unto him,|and said unto him,|Thus saith the LORD,
R	TSet thine house in|order: for thou shalt|die, and not live.|38:2 Then Hezekiah|turned his face|toward the wall, and|prayed unto the LORD,|38:3 And said,|Remember now, O LORD,|I beseech thee, how I|have walked before|thee in truth and with|a perfect heart, and|have done that which
R	Tis good in thy sight.|And Hezekiah wept|sore.|38:4 Then came the|word of the LORD to|Isaiah, saying,|38:5 Go, and say to|Hezekiah, Thus saith|the LORD, the God of|David thy father, I|have heard thy|prayer, I have seen|thy tears: behold, I|will add unto thy days
R	Tfifteen years.|38:6 And I will deliver|thee and this city out|of the hand of the|king of Assyria: and I|will defend this city.|38:7 And this shall be|a sign unto thee from|the LORD, that the|LORD will do this thing|that he hath spoken;|38:8 Behold, I will|bring again the|shadow of the
R	Tdegrees, which is gone|down in the sun dial of|Ahaz, ten degrees|backward. So the sun|returned ten degrees,|by which degrees it|was gone down.|38:9 The writing of|Hezekiah king of|Judah, when he had|been sick, and was|recovered of his|sickness:|38:10 I said in the
R	Tcutting off of my|days, I shall go to the|gates of the grave: I|am deprived of the|residue of my years.|38:11 I said, I shall|not see the LORD,|even the LORD, in the|land of the living: I|shall behold man no|more with the|inhabitants of the|world.|38:12 Mine age is
R	Tdeparted, and is|removed from me as a|shepherd's tent: I|have cut off like a|weaver my life: he will|cut me off with pining|sickness: from day|even to night wilt thou|make an end of me.|38:13 I reckoned till|morning, that, as a|lion, so will he break|all my bones: from day|even to night wilt thou
R	Tmake an end of me.|38:14 Like a crane or|a swallow, so did I|chatter: I did mourn|as a dove: mine eyes|fail with looking|upward: O LORD, I am|oppressed; undertake|for me.|38:15 What shall I|say? he hath both|spoken unto me, and|himself hath done it: I|shall go softly all my
R	Tyears in the|bitterness of my soul.|38:16 O LORD, by these|things men live, and in|all these things is the|life of my spirit: so wilt|thou recover me, and|make me to live.|38:17 Behold, for|peace I had great|bitterness: but thou|hast in love to my soul|delivered it from the|pit of corruption: for
R	Tthou hast cast all my|sins behind thy back.|38:18 For the grave|cannot praise thee,|death can not|celebrate thee: they|that go down into the|pit cannot hope for|thy truth.|38:19 The living, the|living, he shall praise|thee, as I do this day:|the father to the|children shall make
R	Tknown thy truth.|38:20 The LORD was|ready to save me:|therefore we will sing|my songs to the|stringed instruments|all the days of our|life in the house of|the LORD.|38:21 For Isaiah had|said, Let them take a|lump of figs, and lay it|for a plaister upon|the boil, and he shall
R	Trecover.|38:22 Hezekiah also|had said, What is the|sign that I shall go up|to the house of the|LORD?||39:1 At that time|Merodachbaladan, the|son of Baladan, king|of Babylon, sent|letters and a present|to Hezekiah: for he|had heard that he had
R	Tbeen sick, and was|recovered.|39:2 And Hezekiah was|glad of them, and|shewed them the|house of his precious|things, the silver, and|the gold, and the|spices, and the|precious ointment, and|all the house of his|armour, and all that|was found in his|treasures: there was
R	Tnothing in his house,|nor in all his dominion,|that Hezekiah shewed|them not.|39:3 Then came Isaiah|the prophet unto king|Hezekiah, and said|unto him, What said|these men? and from|whence came they|unto thee? And|Hezekiah said, They|are come from a far|country unto me, even
R	Tfrom Babylon.|39:4 Then said he,|What have they seen|in thine house? And|Hezekiah answered, All|that is in mine house|have they seen: there|is nothing among my|treasures that I have|not shewed them.|39:5 Then said Isaiah|to Hezekiah, Hear the|word of the LORD of|hosts:
R	T39:6 Behold, the days|come, that all that is in|thine house, and that|which thy fathers|have laid up in store|until this day, shall be|carried to Babylon:|nothing shall be left,|saith the LORD.|39:7 And of thy sons|that shall issue from|thee, which thou shalt|beget, shall they take|away; and they shall
R	Tbe eunuchs in the|palace of the king of|Babylon.|39:8 Then said|Hezekiah to Isaiah,|Good is the word of|the LORD which thou|hast spoken. He said|moreover, For there|shall be peace and|truth in my days.||40:1 Comfort ye,|comfort ye my people,
R	Tsaith your God.|40:2 Speak ye|comfortably to|Jerusalem, and cry|unto her, that her|warfare is|accomplished, that her|iniquity is pardoned:|for she hath received|of the LORD's hand|double for all her|sins.|40:3 The voice of him|that crieth in the
R	Twilderness, Prepare|ye the way of the|LORD, make straight in|the desert a highway|for our God.|40:4 Every valley|shall be exalted, and|every mountain and|hill shall be made low:|and the crooked shall|be made straight, and|the rough places|plain:|40:5 And the glory of
R	Tthe LORD shall be|revealed, and all|flesh shall see it|together: for the|mouth of the LORD|hath spoken it.|40:6 The voice said,|Cry. And he said, What|shall I cry? All flesh|is grass, and all the|goodliness thereof is|as the flower of the|field:|40:7 The grass
R	Twithereth, the flower|fadeth: because the|spirit of the LORD|bloweth upon it: surely|the people is grass.|40:8 The grass|withereth, the flower|fadeth: but the word|of our God shall|stand for ever.|40:9 O Zion, that|bringest good tidings,|get thee up into the|high mountain; O
R	TJerusalem, that|bringest good tidings,|lift up thy voice with|strength; lift it up, be|not afraid; say unto|the cities of Judah,|Behold your God!|40:10 Behold, the Lord|GOD will come with|strong hand, and his|arm shall rule for him:|behold, his reward is|with him, and his work|before him.
R	T40:11 He shall feed|his flock like a|shepherd: he shall|gather the lambs with|his arm, and carry|them in his bosom, and|shall gently lead|those that are with|young.|40:12 Who hath|measured the waters|in the hollow of his|hand, and meted out|heaven with the span,
R	Tand comprehended the|dust of the earth in a|measure, and weighed|the mountains in|scales, and the hills in|a balance?|40:13 Who hath|directed the Spirit of|the LORD, or being his|counsellor hath|taught him?|40:14 With whom took|he counsel, and who|instructed him, and
R	Ttaught him in the path|of judgment, and|taught him knowledge,|and shewed to him the|way of|understanding?|40:15 Behold, the|nations are as a drop|of a bucket, and are|counted as the small|dust of the balance:|behold, he taketh up|the isles as a very|little thing.
R	T40:16 And Lebanon is|not sufficient to burn,|nor the beasts|thereof sufficient for|a burnt offering.|40:17 All nations|before him are as|nothing; and they are|counted to him less|than nothing, and|vanity.|40:18 To whom then will|ye liken God? or what|likeness will ye
R	Tcompare unto him?|40:19 The workman|melteth a graven|image, and the|goldsmith spreadeth it|over with gold, and|casteth silver chains.|40:20 He that is so|impoverished that he|hath no oblation|chooseth a tree that|will not rot; he|seeketh unto him a|cunning workman to
R	Tprepare a graven|image, that shall not|be moved.|40:21 Have ye not|known? have ye not|heard? hath it not|been told you from|the beginning? have|ye not understood|from the foundations|of the earth?|40:22 It is he that|sitteth upon the circle|of the earth, and the
R	Tinhabitants thereof|are as grasshoppers;|that stretcheth out|the heavens as a|curtain, and|spreadeth them out as|a tent to dwell in:|40:23 That bringeth|the princes to nothing;|he maketh the judges|of the earth as|vanity.|40:24 Yea, they shall|not be planted; yea,
R	Tthey shall not be|sown: yea, their stock|shall not take root in|the earth: and he|shall also blow upon|them, and they shall|wither, and the|whirlwind shall take|them away as stubble.|40:25 To whom then will|ye liken me, or shall I|be equal? saith the|Holy One.|40:26 Lift up your
R	Teyes on high, and|behold who hath|created these things,|that bringeth out their|host by number: he|calleth them all by|names by the|greatness of his|might, for that he is|strong in power; not|one faileth.|40:27 Why sayest thou,|O Jacob, and|speakest, O Israel, My
R	Tway is hid from the|LORD, and my judgment|is passed over from|my God?|40:28 Hast thou not|known? hast thou not|heard, that the|everlasting God, the|LORD, the Creator of|the ends of the earth,|fainteth not, neither is|weary? there is no|searching of his|understanding.
R	T40:29 He giveth power|to the faint; and to|them that have no|might he increaseth|strength.|40:30 Even the youths|shall faint and be|weary, and the young|men shall utterly fall:|40:31 But they that|wait upon the LORD|shall renew their|strength; they shall|mount up with wings as
R	Teagles; they shall run,|and not be weary; and|they shall walk, and|not faint.||41:1 Keep silence|before me, O islands;|and let the people|renew their strength:|let them come near;|then let them speak:|let us come near|together to judgment.|41:2 Who raised up the
R	Trighteous man from|the east, called him to|his foot, gave the|nations before him,|and made him rule|over kings? he gave|them as the dust to|his sword, and as|driven stubble to his|bow.|41:3 He pursued them,|and passed safely;|even by the way that|he had not gone with
R	This feet.|41:4 Who hath wrought|and done it, calling the|generations from the|beginning? I the LORD,|the first, and with the|last; I am he.|41:5 The isles saw it,|and feared; the ends|of the earth were|afraid, drew near, and|came.|41:6 They helped|every one his
R	Tneighbour; and every|one said to his|brother, Be of good|courage.|41:7 So the carpenter|encouraged the|goldsmith, and he that|smootheth with the|hammer him that smote|the anvil, saying, It is|ready for the|sodering: and he|fastened it with nails,|that it should not be
R	Tmoved.|41:8 But thou, Israel,|art my servant, Jacob|whom I have chosen,|the seed of Abraham|my friend.|41:9 Thou whom I have|taken from the ends|of the earth, and|called thee from the|chief men thereof, and|said unto thee, Thou|art my servant; I have|chosen thee, and not
R	Tcast thee away.|41:10 Fear thou not;|for I am with thee: be|not dismayed; for I am|thy God: I will|strengthen thee; yea,|I will help thee; yea, I|will uphold thee with|the right hand of my|righteousness.|41:11 Behold, all they|that were incensed|against thee shall be|ashamed and
R	Tconfounded: they|shall be as nothing;|and they that strive|with thee shall perish.|41:12 Thou shalt seek|them, and shalt not|find them, even them|that contended with|thee: they that war|against thee shall be|as nothing, and as a|thing of nought.|41:13 For I the LORD|thy God will hold thy
R	Tright hand, saying|unto thee, Fear not; I|will help thee.|41:14 Fear not, thou|worm Jacob, and ye|men of Israel; I will|help thee, saith the|LORD, and thy|redeemer, the Holy|One of Israel.|41:15 Behold, I will|make thee a new|sharp threshing|instrument having
R	Tteeth: thou shalt|thresh the mountains,|and beat them small,|and shalt make the|hills as chaff.|41:16 Thou shalt fan|them, and the wind|shall carry them away,|and the whirlwind shall|scatter them: and thou|shalt rejoice in the|LORD, and shalt glory|in the Holy One of|Israel.
R	T41:17 When the poor|and needy seek water,|and there is none, and|their tongue faileth|for thirst, I the LORD|will hear them, I the|God of Israel will not|forsake them.|41:18 I will open|rivers in high places,|and fountains in the|midst of the valleys: I|will make the|wilderness a pool of
R	Twater, and the dry|land springs of water.|41:19 I will plant in the|wilderness the cedar,|the shittah tree, and|the myrtle, and the oil|tree; I will set in the|desert the fir tree,|and the pine, and the|box tree together:|41:20 That they may|see, and know, and|consider, and|understand together,
R	Tthat the hand of the|LORD hath done this,|and the Holy One of|Israel hath created it.|41:21 Produce your|cause, saith the LORD;|bring forth your|strong reasons, saith|the King of Jacob.|41:22 Let them bring|them forth, and shew|us what shall happen:|let them shew the|former things, what
R	Tthey be, that we may|consider them, and|know the latter end of|them; or declare us|things for to come.|41:23 Shew the things|that are to come|hereafter, that we|may know that ye are|gods: yea, do good, or|do evil, that we may be|dismayed, and behold|it together.|41:24 Behold, ye are
R	Tof nothing, and your|work of nought: an|abomination is he that|chooseth you.|41:25 I have raised up|one from the north,|and he shall come:|from the rising of the|sun shall he call upon|my name: and he shall|come upon princes as|upon morter, and as|the potter treadeth|clay.
R	T41:26 Who hath|declared from the|beginning, that we may|know? and beforetime,|that we may say, He is|righteous? yea, there|is none that sheweth,|yea, there is none|that declareth, yea,|there is none that|heareth your words.|41:27 The first shall|say to Zion, Behold,|behold them: and I will
R	Tgive to Jerusalem one|that bringeth good|tidings.|41:28 For I beheld,|and there was no man;|even among them, and|there was no|counsellor, that, when|I asked of them, could|answer a word.|41:29 Behold, they are|all vanity; their works|are nothing: their|molten images are wind
R	Tand confusion.||42:1 Behold my|servant, whom I|uphold; mine elect, in|whom my soul|delighteth; I have put|my spirit upon him: he|shall bring forth|judgment to the|Gentiles.|42:2 He shall not cry,|nor lift up, nor cause|his voice to be heard
R	Tin the street.|42:3 A bruised reed|shall he not break,|and the smoking flax|shall he not quench:|he shall bring forth|judgment unto truth.|42:4 He shall not fail|nor be discouraged,|till he have set|judgment in the earth:|and the isles shall|wait for his law.|42:5 Thus saith God
R	Tthe LORD, he that|created the heavens,|and stretched them|out; he that spread|forth the earth, and|that which cometh out|of it; he that giveth|breath unto the|people upon it, and|spirit to them that walk|therein:|42:6 I the LORD have|called thee in|righteousness, and will
R	Thold thine hand, and|will keep thee, and|give thee for a|covenant of the|people, for a light of|the Gentiles;|42:7 To open the blind|eyes, to bring out the|prisoners from the|prison, and them that|sit in darkness out of|the prison house.|42:8 I am the LORD:|that is my name: and
R	Tmy glory will I not give|to another, neither my|praise to graven|images.|42:9 Behold, the|former things are|come to pass, and new|things do I declare:|before they spring|forth I tell you of|them.|42:10 Sing unto the|LORD a new song, and|his praise from the
R	Tend of the earth, ye|that go down to the|sea, and all that is|therein; the isles, and|the inhabitants|thereof.|42:11 Let the|wilderness and the|cities thereof lift up|their voice, the|villages that Kedar|doth inhabit: let the|inhabitants of the|rock sing, let them
R	Tshout from the top of|the mountains.|42:12 Let them give|glory unto the LORD,|and declare his|praise in the islands.|42:13 The LORD shall|go forth as a mighty|man, he shall stir up|jealousy like a man of|war: he shall cry, yea,|roar; he shall prevail|against his enemies.|42:14 I have long time
R	Tholden my peace; I|have been still, and|refrained myself: now|will I cry like a|travailing woman; I will|destroy and devour|at once.|42:15 I will make waste|mountains and hills,|and dry up all their|herbs; and I will make|the rivers islands,|and I will dry up the|pools.
R	T42:16 And I will bring|the blind by a way|that they knew not; I|will lead them in paths|that they have not|known: I will make|darkness light before|them, and crooked|things straight. These|things will I do unto|them, and not forsake|them.|42:17 They shall be|turned back, they
R	Tshall be greatly|ashamed, that trust in|graven images, that|say to the molten|images, Ye are our|gods.|42:18 Hear, ye deaf;|and look, ye blind, that|ye may see.|42:19 Who is blind, but|my servant? or deaf,|as my messenger that|I sent? who is blind as|he that is perfect,
R	Tand blind as the|LORD's servant?|42:20 Seeing many|things, but thou|observest not;|opening the ears, but|he heareth not.|42:21 The LORD is well|pleased for his|righteousness' sake;|he will magnify the law,|and make it|honourable.|42:22 But this is a
R	Tpeople robbed and|spoiled; they are all|of them snared in|holes, and they are|hid in prison houses:|they are for a prey,|and none delivereth;|for a spoil, and none|saith, Restore.|42:23 Who among you|will give ear to this?|who will hearken and|hear for the time to|come?
R	T42:24 Who gave Jacob|for a spoil, and Israel|to the robbers? did|not the LORD, he|against whom we have|sinned? for they|would not walk in his|ways, neither were|they obedient unto his|law.|42:25 Therefore he|hath poured upon him|the fury of his anger,|and the strength of
R	Tbattle: and it hath set|him on fire round|about, yet he knew|not; and it burned him,|yet he laid it not to|heart.||43:1 But now thus|saith the LORD that|created thee, O Jacob,|and he that formed|thee, O Israel, Fear|not: for I have|redeemed thee, I have
R	Tcalled thee by thy|name; thou art mine.|43:2 When thou|passest through the|waters, I will be with|thee; and through the|rivers, they shall not|overflow thee: when|thou walkest through|the fire, thou shalt|not be burned; neither|shall the flame kindle|upon thee.|43:3 For I am the LORD
R	Tthy God, the Holy One|of Israel, thy Saviour:|I gave Egypt for thy|ransom, Ethiopia and|Seba for thee.|43:4 Since thou wast|precious in my sight,|thou hast been|honourable, and I|have loved thee:|therefore will I give|men for thee, and|people for thy life.|43:5 Fear not: for I
R	Tam with thee: I will|bring thy seed from|the east, and gather|thee from the west;|43:6 I will say to the|north, Give up; and to|the south, Keep not|back: bring my sons|from far, and my|daughters from the|ends of the earth;|43:7 Even every one|that is called by my|name: for I have
R	Tcreated him for my|glory, I have formed|him; yea, I have made|him.|43:8 Bring forth the|blind people that have|eyes, and the deaf|that have ears.|43:9 Let all the|nations be gathered|together, and let the|people be assembled:|who among them can|declare this, and shew
R	Tus former things? let|them bring forth their|witnesses, that they|may be justified: or|let them hear, and|say, It is truth.|43:10 Ye are my|witnesses, saith the|LORD, and my servant|whom I have chosen:|that ye may know and|believe me, and|understand that I am|he: before me there
R	Twas no God formed,|neither shall there be|after me.|43:11 I, even I, am the|LORD; and beside me|there is no saviour.|43:12 I have declared,|and have saved, and I|have shewed, when|there was no strange|god among you:|therefore ye are my|witnesses, saith the|LORD, that I am God.
R	T43:13 Yea, before the|day was I am he; and|there is none that can|deliver out of my|hand: I will work, and|who shall let it?|43:14 Thus saith the|LORD, your redeemer,|the Holy One of|Israel; For your sake|I have sent to|Babylon, and have|brought down all their|nobles, and the
R	TChaldeans, whose cry|is in the ships.|43:15 I am the LORD,|your Holy One, the|creator of Israel,|your King.|43:16 Thus saith the|LORD, which maketh a|way in the sea, and a|path in the mighty|waters;|43:17 Which bringeth|forth the chariot and|horse, the army and
R	Tthe power; they shall|lie down together,|they shall not rise:|they are extinct, they|are quenched as tow.|43:18 Remember ye not|the former things,|neither consider the|things of old.|43:19 Behold, I will do|a new thing; now it|shall spring forth;|shall ye not know it? I|will even make a way in
R	Tthe wilderness, and|rivers in the desert.|43:20 The beast of|the field shall honour|me, the dragons and|the owls: because I|give waters in the|wilderness, and rivers|in the desert, to give|drink to my people, my|chosen.|43:21 This people|have I formed for|myself; they shall
R	Tshew forth my praise.|43:22 But thou hast|not called upon me, O|Jacob; but thou hast|been weary of me, O|Israel.|43:23 Thou hast not|brought me the small|cattle of thy burnt|offerings; neither|hast thou honoured|me with thy sacrifices.|I have not caused|thee to serve with an
R	Toffering, nor wearied|thee with incense.|43:24 Thou hast|bought me no sweet|cane with money,|neither hast thou|filled me with the fat|of thy sacrifices: but|thou hast made me to|serve with thy sins,|thou hast wearied me|with thine iniquities.|43:25 I, even I, am he|that blotteth out thy
R	Ttransgressions for|mine own sake, and will|not remember thy sins.|43:26 Put me in|remembrance: let us|plead together:|declare thou, that|thou mayest be|justified.|43:27 Thy first father|hath sinned, and thy|teachers have|transgressed against|me.
R	T43:28 Therefore I|have profaned the|princes of the|sanctuary, and have|given Jacob to the|curse, and Israel to|reproaches.||44:1 Yet now hear, O|Jacob my servant; and|Israel, whom I have|chosen:|44:2 Thus saith the|LORD that made thee,
R	Tand formed thee from|the womb, which will|help thee; Fear not, O|Jacob, my servant;|and thou, Jesurun,|whom I have chosen.|44:3 For I will pour|water upon him that is|thirsty, and floods|upon the dry ground:|I will pour my spirit|upon thy seed, and my|blessing upon thine|offspring:
R	T44:4 And they shall|spring up as among|the grass, as willows|by the water courses.|44:5 One shall say, I|am the LORD's; and|another shall call|himself by the name of|Jacob; and another|shall subscribe with|his hand unto the|LORD, and surname|himself by the name of|Israel.
R	T44:6 Thus saith the|LORD the King of|Israel, and his|redeemer the LORD of|hosts; I am the first,|and I am the last; and|beside me there is no|God.|44:7 And who, as I,|shall call, and shall|declare it, and set it|in order for me, since|I appointed the|ancient people? and
R	Tthe things that are|coming, and shall come,|let them shew unto|them.|44:8 Fear ye not,|neither be afraid:|have not I told thee|from that time, and|have declared it? ye|are even my|witnesses. Is there a|God beside me? yea,|there is no God; I|know not any.
R	T44:9 They that make a|graven image are all|of them vanity; and|their delectable things|shall not profit; and|they are their own|witnesses; they see|not, nor know; that|they may be ashamed.|44:10 Who hath formed|a god, or molten a|graven image that is|profitable for|nothing?
R	T44:11 Behold, all his|fellows shall be|ashamed: and the|workmen, they are of|men: let them all be|gathered together, let|them stand up; yet|they shall fear, and|they shall be ashamed|together.|44:12 The smith with|the tongs both|worketh in the coals,|and fashioneth it with
R	Thammers, and worketh|it with the strength of|his arms: yea, he is|hungry, and his|strength faileth: he|drinketh no water, and|is faint.|44:13 The carpenter|stretcheth out his|rule; he marketh it out|with a line; he fitteth it|with planes, and he|marketh it out with the|compass, and maketh it
R	Tafter the figure of a|man, according to the|beauty of a man; that|it may remain in the|house.|44:14 He heweth him|down cedars, and|taketh the cypress|and the oak, which he|strengtheneth for|himself among the|trees of the forest:|he planteth an ash,|and the rain doth
R	Tnourish it.|44:15 Then shall it be|for a man to burn: for|he will take thereof,|and warm himself; yea,|he kindleth it, and|baketh bread; yea, he|maketh a god, and|worshippeth it; he|maketh it a graven|image, and falleth|down thereto.|44:16 He burneth part|thereof in the fire;
R	Twith part thereof he|eateth flesh; he|roasteth roast, and is|satisfied: yea, he|warmeth himself, and|saith, Aha, I am warm, I|have seen the fire:|44:17 And the residue|thereof he maketh a|god, even his graven|image: he falleth down|unto it, and|worshippeth it, and|prayeth unto it, and
R	Tsaith, Deliver me; for|thou art my god.|44:18 They have not|known nor|understood: for he|hath shut their eyes,|that they cannot see;|and their hearts, that|they cannot|understand.|44:19 And none|considereth in his|heart, neither is there|knowledge nor
R	Tunderstanding to say,|I have burned part of|it in the fire; yea, also|I have baked bread|upon the coals|thereof; I have|roasted flesh, and|eaten it: and shall I|make the residue|thereof an|abomination? shall I|fall down to the stock|of a tree?|44:20 He feedeth on
R	Tashes: a deceived|heart hath turned him|aside, that he cannot|deliver his soul, nor|say, Is there not a lie|in my right hand?|44:21 Remember these,|O Jacob and Israel;|for thou art my|servant: I have|formed thee; thou art|my servant: O Israel,|thou shalt not be|forgotten of me.
R	T44:22 I have blotted|out, as a thick cloud,|thy transgressions,|and, as a cloud, thy|sins: return unto me;|for I have redeemed|thee.|44:23 Sing, O ye|heavens; for the LORD|hath done it: shout, ye|lower parts of the|earth: break forth|into singing, ye|mountains, O forest,
R	Tand every tree|therein: for the LORD|hath redeemed Jacob,|and glorified himself in|Israel.|44:24 Thus saith the|LORD, thy redeemer,|and he that formed|thee from the womb, I|am the LORD that|maketh all things; that|stretcheth forth the|heavens alone; that|spreadeth abroad the
R	Tearth by myself;|44:25 That|frustrateth the|tokens of the liars,|and maketh diviners|mad; that turneth wise|men backward, and|maketh their|knowledge foolish;|44:26 That confirmeth|the word of his|servant, and|performeth the|counsel of his
R	Tmessengers; that saith|to Jerusalem, Thou|shalt be inhabited; and|to the cities of Judah,|Ye shall be built, and I|will raise up the|decayed places|thereof:|44:27 That saith to the|deep, Be dry, and I will|dry up thy rivers:|44:28 That saith of|Cyrus, He is my|shepherd, and shall
R	Tperform all my|pleasure: even saying|to Jerusalem, Thou|shalt be built; and to|the temple, Thy|foundation shall be|laid.||45:1 Thus saith the|LORD to his anointed,|to Cyrus, whose right|hand I have holden, to|subdue nations|before him; and I will
R	Tloose the loins of|kings, to open before|him the two leaved|gates; and the gates|shall not be shut;|45:2 I will go before|thee, and make the|crooked places|straight: I will break in|pieces the gates of|brass, and cut in|sunder the bars of|iron:|45:3 And I will give
R	Tthee the treasures of|darkness, and hidden|riches of secret|places, that thou|mayest know that I,|the LORD, which call|thee by thy name, am|the God of Israel.|45:4 For Jacob my|servant's sake, and|Israel mine elect, I|have even called thee|by thy name: I have|surnamed thee, though
R	Tthou hast not known|me.|45:5 I am the LORD,|and there is none|else, there is no God|beside me: I girded|thee, though thou hast|not known me:|45:6 That they may|know from the rising|of the sun, and from|the west, that there is|none beside me. I am|the LORD, and there is
R	Tnone else.|45:7 I form the light,|and create darkness:|I make peace, and|create evil: I the LORD|do all these things.|45:8 Drop down, ye|heavens, from above,|and let the skies pour|down righteousness:|let the earth open,|and let them bring|forth salvation, and|let righteousness
R	Tspring up together; I|the LORD have|created it.|45:9 Woe unto him that|striveth with his|Maker! Let the|potsherd strive with|the potsherds of the|earth. Shall the clay|say to him that|fashioneth it, What|makest thou? or thy|work, He hath no|hands?
R	T45:10 Woe unto him|that saith unto his|father, What begettest|thou? or to the woman,|What hast thou|brought forth?|45:11 Thus saith the|LORD, the Holy One of|Israel, and his Maker,|Ask me of things to|come concerning my|sons, and concerning|the work of my hands|command ye me.
R	T45:12 I have made the|earth, and created|man upon it: I, even my|hands, have stretched|out the heavens, and|all their host have I|commanded.|45:13 I have raised|him up in|righteousness, and I|will direct all his ways:|he shall build my city,|and he shall let go my|captives, not for
R	Tprice nor reward,|saith the LORD of|hosts.|45:14 Thus saith the|LORD, The labour of|Egypt, and|merchandise of|Ethiopia and of the|Sabeans, men of|stature, shall come|over unto thee, and|they shall be thine:|they shall come after|thee; in chains they
R	Tshall come over, and|they shall fall down|unto thee, they shall|make supplication unto|thee, saying, Surely|God is in thee; and|there is none else,|there is no God.|45:15 Verily thou art|a God that hidest|thyself, O God of|Israel, the Saviour.|45:16 They shall be|ashamed, and also
R	Tconfounded, all of|them: they shall go to|confusion together|that are makers of|idols.|45:17 But Israel shall|be saved in the LORD|with an everlasting|salvation: ye shall not|be ashamed nor|confounded world|without end.|45:18 For thus saith|the LORD that created
R	Tthe heavens; God|himself that formed|the earth and made it;|he hath established it,|he created it not in|vain, he formed it to|be inhabited: I am the|LORD; and there is|none else.|45:19 I have not|spoken in secret, in a|dark place of the|earth: I said not unto|the seed of Jacob,
R	TSeek ye me in vain: I|the LORD speak|righteousness, I|declare things that|are right.|45:20 Assemble|yourselves and come;|draw near together,|ye that are escaped|of the nations: they|have no knowledge|that set up the wood|of their graven image,|and pray unto a god
R	Tthat cannot save.|45:21 Tell ye, and|bring them near; yea,|let them take counsel|together: who hath|declared this from|ancient time? who hath|told it from that time?|have not I the LORD?|and there is no God|else beside me; a just|God and a Saviour;|there is none beside|me.
R	T45:22 Look unto me,|and be ye saved, all|the ends of the earth:|for I am God, and|there is none else.|45:23 I have sworn by|myself, the word is|gone out of my mouth|in righteousness, and|shall not return, That|unto me every knee|shall bow, every|tongue shall swear.|45:24 Surely, shall
R	Tone say, in the LORD|have I righteousness|and strength: even to|him shall men come;|and all that are|incensed against him|shall be ashamed.|45:25 In the LORD|shall all the seed of|Israel be justified,|and shall glory.||46:1 Bel boweth down,|Nebo stoopeth, their
R	Tidols were upon the|beasts, and upon the|cattle: your carriages|were heavy loaden;|they are a burden to|the weary beast.|46:2 They stoop, they|bow down together;|they could not deliver|the burden, but|themselves are gone|into captivity.|46:3 Hearken unto me,|O house of Jacob, and
R	Tall the remnant of the|house of Israel, which|are borne by me from|the belly, which are|carried from the|womb:|46:4 And even to your|old age I am he; and|even to hoar hairs will|I carry you: I have|made, and I will bear;|even I will carry, and|will deliver you.|46:5 To whom will ye
R	Tliken me, and make me|equal, and compare|me, that we may be|like?|46:6 They lavish gold|out of the bag, and|weigh silver in the|balance, and hire a|goldsmith; and he|maketh it a god: they|fall down, yea, they|worship.|46:7 They bear him|upon the shoulder,
R	Tthey carry him, and|set him in his place,|and he standeth; from|his place shall he not|remove: yea, one shall|cry unto him, yet can|he not answer, nor|save him out of his|trouble.|46:8 Remember this,|and shew yourselves|men: bring it again to|mind, O ye|transgressors.
R	T46:9 Remember the|former things of old:|for I am God, and|there is none else; I|am God, and there is|none like me,|46:10 Declaring the|end from the|beginning, and from|ancient times the|things that are not|yet done, saying, My|counsel shall stand,|and I will do all my
R	Tpleasure:|46:11 Calling a|ravenous bird from|the east, the man that|executeth my counsel|from a far country:|yea, I have spoken it,|I will also bring it to|pass; I have purposed|it, I will also do it.|46:12 Hearken unto|me, ye stouthearted,|that are far from|righteousness:
R	T46:13 I bring near my|righteousness; it shall|not be far off, and my|salvation shall not|tarry: and I will place|salvation in Zion for|Israel my glory.||47:1 Come down, and|sit in the dust, O virgin|daughter of Babylon,|sit on the ground:|there is no throne, O|daughter of the
R	TChaldeans: for thou|shalt no more be|called tender and|delicate.|47:2 Take the|millstones, and grind|meal: uncover thy|locks, make bare the|leg, uncover the thigh,|pass over the rivers.|47:3 Thy nakedness|shall be uncovered,|yea, thy shame shall|be seen: I will take
R	Tvengeance, and I will|not meet thee as a|man.|47:4 As for our|redeemer, the LORD of|hosts is his name, the|Holy One of Israel.|47:5 Sit thou silent,|and get thee into|darkness, O daughter|of the Chaldeans: for|thou shalt no more be|called, The lady of|kingdoms.
R	T47:6 I was wroth with|my people, I have|polluted mine|inheritance, and given|them into thine hand:|thou didst shew them|no mercy; upon the|ancient hast thou|very heavily laid thy|yoke.|47:7 And thou saidst, I|shall be a lady for|ever: so that thou|didst not lay these
R	Tthings to thy heart,|neither didst|remember the latter|end of it.|47:8 Therefore hear|now this, thou that art|given to pleasures,|that dwellest|carelessly, that|sayest in thine heart,|I am, and none else|beside me; I shall not|sit as a widow, neither|shall I know the loss
R	Tof children:|47:9 But these two|things shall come to|thee in a moment in|one day, the loss of|children, and|widowhood: they shall|come upon thee in|their perfection for|the multitude of thy|sorceries, and for|the great abundance|of thine enchantments.|47:10 For thou hast
R	Ttrusted in thy|wickedness: thou hast|said, None seeth me.|Thy wisdom and thy|knowledge, it hath|perverted thee; and|thou hast said in thine|heart, I am, and none|else beside me.|47:11 Therefore shall|evil come upon thee;|thou shalt not know|from whence it riseth:|and mischief shall fall
R	Tupon thee; thou shalt|not be able to put it|off: and desolation|shall come upon thee|suddenly, which thou|shalt not know.|47:12 Stand now with|thine enchantments,|and with the multitude|of thy sorceries,|wherein thou hast|laboured from thy|youth; if so be thou|shalt be able to
R	Tprofit, if so be thou|mayest prevail.|47:13 Thou art|wearied in the|multitude of thy|counsels. Let now the|astrologers, the|stargazers, the|monthly|prognosticators,|stand up, and save|thee from these|things that shall come|upon thee.
R	T47:14 Behold, they|shall be as stubble;|the fire shall burn|them; they shall not|deliver themselves|from the power of the|flame: there shall not|be a coal to warm at,|nor fire to sit before|it.|47:15 Thus shall they|be unto thee with whom|thou hast laboured,|even thy merchants,
R	Tfrom thy youth: they|shall wander every|one to his quarter;|none shall save thee.||48:1 Hear ye this, O|house of Jacob, which|are called by the|name of Israel, and|are come forth out of|the waters of Judah,|which swear by the|name of the LORD, and|make mention of the
R	TGod of Israel, but not|in truth, nor in|righteousness.|48:2 For they call|themselves of the|holy city, and stay|themselves upon the|God of Israel; The|LORD of hosts is his|name.|48:3 I have declared|the former things|from the beginning;|and they went forth
R	Tout of my mouth, and I|shewed them; I did|them suddenly, and|they came to pass.|48:4 Because I knew|that thou art|obstinate, and thy|neck is an iron sinew,|and thy brow brass;|48:5 I have even from|the beginning|declared it to thee;|before it came to|pass I shewed it thee:
R	Tlest thou shouldest|say, Mine idol hath|done them, and my|graven image, and my|molten image, hath|commanded them.|48:6 Thou hast heard,|see all this; and will|not ye declare it? I|have shewed thee new|things from this time,|even hidden things,|and thou didst not|know them.
R	T48:7 They are created|now, and not from the|beginning; even|before the day when|thou heardest them|not; lest thou|shouldest say, Behold,|I knew them.|48:8 Yea, thou|heardest not; yea,|thou knewest not; yea,|from that time that|thine ear was not|opened: for I knew
R	Tthat thou wouldest|deal very|treacherously, and|wast called a|transgressor from|the womb.|48:9 For my name's|sake will I defer mine|anger, and for my|praise will I refrain|for thee, that I cut|thee not off.|48:10 Behold, I have|refined thee, but not
R	Twith silver; I have|chosen thee in the|furnace of affliction.|48:11 For mine own|sake, even for mine|own sake, will I do it:|for how should my|name be polluted? and|I will not give my glory|unto another.|48:12 Hearken unto|me, O Jacob and|Israel, my called; I am|he; I am the first, I
R	Talso am the last.|48:13 Mine hand also|hath laid the|foundation of the|earth, and my right|hand hath spanned|the heavens: when I|call unto them, they|stand up together.|48:14 All ye, assemble|yourselves, and hear;|which among them hath|declared these|things? The LORD hath
R	Tloved him: he will do|his pleasure on|Babylon, and his arm|shall be on the|Chaldeans.|48:15 I, even I, have|spoken; yea, I have|called him: I have|brought him, and he|shall make his way|prosperous.|48:16 Come ye near|unto me, hear ye this;|I have not spoken in
R	Tsecret from the|beginning; from the|time that it was, there|am I: and now the Lord|GOD, and his Spirit,|hath sent me.|48:17 Thus saith the|LORD, thy Redeemer,|the Holy One of|Israel; I am the LORD|thy God which|teacheth thee to|profit, which leadeth|thee by the way that
R	Tthou shouldest go.|48:18 O that thou|hadst hearkened to|my commandments! then|had thy peace been|as a river, and thy|righteousness as the|waves of the sea:|48:19 Thy seed also|had been as the sand,|and the offspring of|thy bowels like the|gravel thereof; his|name should not have
R	Tbeen cut off nor|destroyed from|before me.|48:20 Go ye forth of|Babylon, flee ye from|the Chaldeans, with a|voice of singing|declare ye, tell this,|utter it even to the|end of the earth; say|ye, The LORD hath|redeemed his servant|Jacob.|48:21 And they
R	Tthirsted not when he|led them through the|deserts: he caused|the waters to flow out|of the rock for them:|he clave the rock|also, and the waters|gushed out.|48:22 There is no|peace, saith the LORD,|unto the wicked.||49:1 Listen, O isles,|unto me; and hearken,
R	Tye people, from far;|The LORD hath called|me from the womb;|from the bowels of my|mother hath he made|mention of my name.|49:2 And he hath made|my mouth like a sharp|sword; in the shadow|of his hand hath he|hid me, and made me a|polished shaft; in his|quiver hath he hid me;|49:3 And said unto me,
R	TThou art my servant,|O Israel, in whom I will|be glorified.|49:4 Then I said, I|have laboured in vain,|I have spent my|strength for nought,|and in vain: yet surely|my judgment is with|the LORD, and my work|with my God.|49:5 And now, saith the|LORD that formed me|from the womb to be
R	This servant, to bring|Jacob again to him,|Though Israel be not|gathered, yet shall I|be glorious in the|eyes of the LORD, and|my God shall be my|strength.|49:6 And he said, It is|a light thing that thou|shouldest be my|servant to raise up|the tribes of Jacob,|and to restore the
R	Tpreserved of Israel: I|will also give thee for|a light to the Gentiles,|that thou mayest be|my salvation unto the|end of the earth.|49:7 Thus saith the|LORD, the Redeemer of|Israel, and his Holy|One, to him whom man|despiseth, to him whom|the nation abhorreth,|to a servant of|rulers, Kings shall
R	Tsee and arise, princes|also shall worship,|because of the LORD|that is faithful, and|the Holy One of|Israel, and he shall|choose thee.|49:8 Thus saith the|LORD, In an|acceptable time have I|heard thee, and in a|day of salvation have|I helped thee: and I|will preserve thee,
R	Tand give thee for a|covenant of the|people, to establish|the earth, to cause to|inherit the desolate|heritages;|49:9 That thou mayest|say to the prisoners,|Go forth; to them that|are in darkness, Shew|yourselves. They|shall feed in the ways,|and their pastures|shall be in all high
R	Tplaces.|49:10 They shall not|hunger nor thirst;|neither shall the heat|nor sun smite them:|for he that hath|mercy on them shall|lead them, even by the|springs of water shall|he guide them.|49:11 And I will make|all my mountains a way,|and my highways shall|be exalted.
R	T49:12 Behold, these|shall come from far:|and, lo, these from the|north and from the|west; and these from|the land of Sinim.|49:13 Sing, O heavens;|and be joyful, O|earth; and break|forth into singing, O|mountains: for the|LORD hath comforted|his people, and will|have mercy upon his
R	Tafflicted.|49:14 But Zion said,|The LORD hath|forsaken me, and my|Lord hath forgotten|me.|49:15 Can a woman|forget her sucking|child, that she should|not have compassion|on the son of her|womb? yea, they may|forget, yet will I not|forget thee.
R	T49:16 Behold, I have|graven thee upon the|palms of my hands; thy|walls are continually|before me.|49:17 Thy children|shall make haste; thy|destroyers and they|that made thee waste|shall go forth of thee.|49:18 Lift up thine|eyes round about, and|behold: all these|gather themselves
R	Ttogether, and come to|thee. As I live, saith|the LORD, thou shalt|surely clothe thee|with them all, as with|an ornament, and bind|them on thee, as a|bride doeth.|49:19 For thy waste|and thy desolate|places, and the land|of thy destruction,|shall even now be too|narrow by reason of
R	Tthe inhabitants, and|they that swallowed|thee up shall be far|away.|49:20 The children|which thou shalt have,|after thou hast lost|the other, shall say|again in thine ears,|The place is too strait|for me: give place to|me that I may dwell.|49:21 Then shalt thou|say in thine heart, Who
R	Thath begotten me|these, seeing I have|lost my children, and|am desolate, a captive,|and removing to and|fro? and who hath|brought up these?|Behold, I was left|alone; these, where|had they been?|49:22 Thus saith the|Lord GOD, Behold, I will|lift up mine hand to|the Gentiles, and set
R	Tup my standard to the|people: and they shall|bring thy sons in their|arms, and thy|daughters shall be|carried upon their|shoulders.|49:23 And kings shall|be thy nursing|fathers, and their|queens thy nursing|mothers: they shall|bow down to thee with|their face toward the
R	Tearth, and lick up the|dust of thy feet; and|thou shalt know that I|am the LORD: for they|shall not be ashamed|that wait for me.|49:24 Shall the prey|be taken from the|mighty, or the lawful|captive delivered?|49:25 But thus saith|the LORD, Even the|captives of the mighty|shall be taken away,
R	Tand the prey of the|terrible shall be|delivered: for I will|contend with him that|contendeth with thee,|and I will save thy|children.|49:26 And I will feed|them that oppress|thee with their own|flesh; and they shall|be drunken with their|own blood, as with|sweet wine: and all
R	Tflesh shall know that I|the LORD am thy|Saviour and thy|Redeemer, the mighty|One of Jacob.||50:1 Thus saith the|LORD, Where is the bill|of your mother's|divorcement, whom I|have put away? or|which of my creditors|is it to whom I have|sold you? Behold, for
R	Tyour iniquities have ye|sold yourselves, and|for your|transgressions is|your mother put away.|50:2 Wherefore, when|I came, was there no|man? when I called,|was there none to|answer? Is my hand|shortened at all, that|it cannot redeem? or|have I no power to|deliver? behold, at my
R	Trebuke I dry up the|sea, I make the rivers|a wilderness: their|fish stinketh, because|there is no water, and|dieth for thirst.|50:3 I clothe the|heavens with|blackness, and I make|sackcloth their|covering.|50:4 The Lord GOD|hath given me the|tongue of the learned,
R	Tthat I should know how|to speak a word in|season to him that is|weary: he wakeneth|morning by morning, he|wakeneth mine ear to|hear as the learned.|50:5 The Lord GOD|hath opened mine ear,|and I was not|rebellious, neither|turned away back.|50:6 I gave my back to|the smiters, and my
R	Tcheeks to them that|plucked off the hair: I|hid not my face from|shame and spitting.|50:7 For the Lord GOD|will help me; therefore|shall I not be|confounded:|therefore have I set|my face like a flint,|and I know that I shall|not be ashamed.|50:8 He is near that|justifieth me; who will
R	Tcontend with me? let|us stand together:|who is mine|adversary? let him|come near to me.|50:9 Behold, the Lord|GOD will help me; who is|he that shall condemn|me? lo, they all shall|wax old as a garment;|the moth shall eat|them up.|50:10 Who is among|you that feareth the
R	TLORD, that obeyeth the|voice of his servant,|that walketh in|darkness, and hath no|light? let him trust in|the name of the LORD,|and stay upon his God.|50:11 Behold, all ye|that kindle a fire, that|compass yourselves|about with sparks:|walk in the light of|your fire, and in the|sparks that ye have
R	Tkindled. This shall ye|have of mine hand; ye|shall lie down in|sorrow.||51:1 Hearken to me, ye|that follow after|righteousness, ye that|seek the LORD: look|unto the rock whence|ye are hewn, and to|the hole of the pit|whence ye are digged.|51:2 Look unto
R	TAbraham your father,|and unto Sarah that|bare you: for I called|him alone, and blessed|him, and increased him.|51:3 For the LORD|shall comfort Zion: he|will comfort all her|waste places; and he|will make her|wilderness like Eden,|and her desert like|the garden of the|LORD; joy and
R	Tgladness shall be|found therein,|thanksgiving, and the|voice of melody.|51:4 Hearken unto me,|my people; and give|ear unto me, O my|nation: for a law shall|proceed from me, and|I will make my|judgment to rest for|a light of the people.|51:5 My righteousness|is near; my salvation
R	Tis gone forth, and|mine arms shall judge|the people; the isles|shall wait upon me, and|on mine arm shall they|trust.|51:6 Lift up your eyes|to the heavens, and|look upon the earth|beneath: for the|heavens shall vanish|away like smoke, and|the earth shall wax|old like a garment, and
R	Tthey that dwell therein|shall die in like|manner: but my|salvation shall be for|ever, and my|righteousness shall|not be abolished.|51:7 Hearken unto me,|ye that know|righteousness, the|people in whose heart|is my law; fear ye not|the reproach of men,|neither be ye afraid
R	Tof their revilings.|51:8 For the moth|shall eat them up like|a garment, and the|worm shall eat them|like wool: but my|righteousness shall|be for ever, and my|salvation from|generation to|generation.|51:9 Awake, awake, put|on strength, O arm of|the LORD; awake, as in
R	Tthe ancient days, in|the generations of|old. Art thou not it|that hath cut Rahab,|and wounded the|dragon?|51:10 Art thou not it|which hath dried the|sea, the waters of the|great deep; that hath|made the depths of|the sea a way for the|ransomed to pass|over?
R	T51:11 Therefore the|redeemed of the LORD|shall return, and come|with singing unto Zion;|and everlasting joy|shall be upon their|head: they shall obtain|gladness and joy; and|sorrow and mourning|shall flee away.|51:12 I, even I, am he|that comforteth you:|who art thou, that|thou shouldest be
R	Tafraid of a man that|shall die, and of the|son of man which shall|be made as grass;|51:13 And forgettest|the LORD thy maker,|that hath stretched|forth the heavens,|and laid the|foundations of the|earth; and hast|feared continually|every day because of|the fury of the
R	Toppressor, as if he|were ready to|destroy? and where is|the fury of the|oppressor?|51:14 The captive|exile hasteneth that|he may be loosed, and|that he should not die|in the pit, nor that his|bread should fail.|51:15 But I am the|LORD thy God, that|divided the sea, whose
R	Twaves roared: The|LORD of hosts is his|name.|51:16 And I have put|my words in thy mouth,|and I have covered|thee in the shadow of|mine hand, that I may|plant the heavens,|and lay the|foundations of the|earth, and say unto|Zion, Thou art my|people.
R	T51:17 Awake, awake,|stand up, O Jerusalem,|which hast drunk at|the hand of the LORD|the cup of his fury;|thou hast drunken the|dregs of the cup of|trembling, and wrung|them out.|51:18 There is none to|guide her among all|the sons whom she|hath brought forth;|neither is there any
R	Tthat taketh her by the|hand of all the sons|that she hath brought|up.|51:19 These two things|are come unto thee;|who shall be sorry|for thee? desolation,|and destruction, and|the famine, and the|sword: by whom shall I|comfort thee?|51:20 Thy sons have|fainted, they lie at the
R	Thead of all the|streets, as a wild bull|in a net: they are full|of the fury of the|LORD, the rebuke of|thy God.|51:21 Therefore hear|now this, thou|afflicted, and drunken,|but not with wine:|51:22 Thus saith thy|Lord the LORD, and|thy God that pleadeth|the cause of his
R	Tpeople, Behold, I have|taken out of thine|hand the cup of|trembling, even the|dregs of the cup of|my fury; thou shalt no|more drink it again:|51:23 But I will put it|into the hand of them|that afflict thee; which|have said to thy soul,|Bow down, that we may|go over: and thou|hast laid thy body as
R	Tthe ground, and as|the street, to them|that went over.||52:1 Awake, awake; put|on thy strength, O|Zion; put on thy|beautiful garments, O|Jerusalem, the holy|city: for henceforth|there shall no more|come into thee the|uncircumcised and the|unclean.
R	T52:2 Shake thyself|from the dust; arise,|and sit down, O|Jerusalem: loose|thyself from the|bands of thy neck, O|captive daughter of|Zion.|52:3 For thus saith|the LORD, Ye have|sold yourselves for|nought; and ye shall|be redeemed without|money.
R	T52:4 For thus saith|the Lord GOD, My|people went down|aforetime into Egypt|to sojourn there; and|the Assyrian|oppressed them|without cause.|52:5 Now therefore,|what have I here,|saith the LORD, that my|people is taken away|for nought? they that|rule over them make
R	Tthem to howl, saith the|LORD; and my name|continually every day|is blasphemed.|52:6 Therefore my|people shall know my|name: therefore they|shall know in that day|that I am he that doth|speak: behold, it is I.|52:7 How beautiful|upon the mountains|are the feet of him|that bringeth good
R	Ttidings, that publisheth|peace; that bringeth|good tidings of good,|that publisheth|salvation; that saith|unto Zion, Thy God|reigneth!|52:8 Thy watchmen|shall lift up the voice;|with the voice|together shall they|sing: for they shall|see eye to eye, when|the LORD shall bring
R	Tagain Zion.|52:9 Break forth into|joy, sing together, ye|waste places of|Jerusalem: for the|LORD hath comforted|his people, he hath|redeemed Jerusalem.|52:10 The LORD hath|made bare his holy|arm in the eyes of all|the nations; and all|the ends of the earth|shall see the
R	Tsalvation of our God.|52:11 Depart ye,|depart ye, go ye out|from thence, touch no|unclean thing; go ye|out of the midst of|her; be ye clean, that|bear the vessels of|the LORD.|52:12 For ye shall not|go out with haste, nor|go by flight: for the|LORD will go before|you; and the God of
R	TIsrael will be your|rereward.|52:13 Behold, my|servant shall deal|prudently, he shall be|exalted and extolled,|and be very high.|52:14 As many were|astonied at thee; his|visage was so marred|more than any man,|and his form more|than the sons of men:|52:15 So shall he
R	Tsprinkle many nations;|the kings shall shut|their mouths at him:|for that which had not|been told them shall|they see; and that|which they had not|heard shall they|consider.||53:1 Who hath believed|our report? and to|whom is the arm of the|LORD revealed?
R	T53:2 For he shall grow|up before him as a|tender plant, and as a|root out of a dry|ground: he hath no|form nor comeliness;|and when we shall see|him, there is no beauty|that we should desire|him.|53:3 He is despised|and rejected of men;|a man of sorrows, and|acquainted with grief:
R	Tand we hid as it were|our faces from him; he|was despised, and we|esteemed him not.|53:4 Surely he hath|borne our griefs, and|carried our sorrows:|yet we did esteem him|stricken, smitten of|God, and afflicted.|53:5 But he was|wounded for our|transgressions, he|was bruised for our
R	Tiniquities: the|chastisement of our|peace was upon him;|and with his stripes we|are healed.|53:6 All we like sheep|have gone astray; we|have turned every|one to his own way;|and the LORD hath laid|on him the iniquity of|us all.|53:7 He was|oppressed, and he
R	Twas afflicted, yet he|opened not his mouth:|he is brought as a|lamb to the slaughter,|and as a sheep|before her shearers|is dumb, so he openeth|not his mouth.|53:8 He was taken|from prison and from|judgment: and who|shall declare his|generation? for he|was cut off out of the
R	Tland of the living: for|the transgression of|my people was he|stricken.|53:9 And he made his|grave with the wicked,|and with the rich in his|death; because he had|done no violence,|neither was any deceit|in his mouth.|53:10 Yet it pleased|the LORD to bruise him;|he hath put him to
R	Tgrief: when thou shalt|make his soul an|offering for sin, he|shall see his seed, he|shall prolong his|days, and the|pleasure of the LORD|shall prosper in his|hand.|53:11 He shall see of|the travail of his soul,|and shall be satisfied:|by his knowledge shall|my righteous servant
R	Tjustify many; for he|shall bear their|iniquities.|53:12 Therefore will I|divide him a portion|with the great, and he|shall divide the spoil|with the strong;|because he hath|poured out his soul|unto death: and he|was numbered with the|transgressors; and|he bare the sin of
R	Tmany, and made|intercession for the|transgressors.||54:1 Sing, O barren,|thou that didst not|bear; break forth into|singing, and cry aloud,|thou that didst not|travail with child: for|more are the children|of the desolate than|the children of the|married wife, saith the
R	TLORD.|54:2 Enlarge the place|of thy tent, and let|them stretch forth|the curtains of thine|habitations: spare not,|lengthen thy cords,|and strengthen thy|stakes;|54:3 For thou shalt|break forth on the|right hand and on the|left; and thy seed|shall inherit the
R	TGentiles, and make the|desolate cities to be|inhabited.|54:4 Fear not; for|thou shalt not be|ashamed: neither be|thou confounded; for|thou shalt not be put|to shame: for thou|shalt forget the|shame of thy youth,|and shalt not|remember the|reproach of thy
R	Twidowhood any more.|54:5 For thy Maker is|thine husband; the|LORD of hosts is his|name; and thy|Redeemer the Holy|One of Israel; The God|of the whole earth|shall he be called.|54:6 For the LORD|hath called thee as a|woman forsaken and|grieved in spirit, and a|wife of youth, when
R	Tthou wast refused,|saith thy God.|54:7 For a small|moment have I|forsaken thee; but|with great mercies will|I gather thee.|54:8 In a little wrath I|hid my face from thee|for a moment; but with|everlasting kindness|will I have mercy on|thee, saith the LORD|thy Redeemer.
R	T54:9 For this is as the|waters of Noah unto|me: for as I have|sworn that the waters|of Noah should no|more go over the|earth; so have I|sworn that I would not|be wroth with thee,|nor rebuke thee.|54:10 For the|mountains shall|depart, and the hills|be removed; but my
R	Tkindness shall not|depart from thee,|neither shall the|covenant of my peace|be removed, saith the|LORD that hath mercy|on thee.|54:11 O thou afflicted,|tossed with tempest,|and not comforted,|behold, I will lay thy|stones with fair|colours, and lay thy|foundations with
R	Tsapphires.|54:12 And I will make|thy windows of agates,|and thy gates of|carbuncles, and all|thy borders of|pleasant stones.|54:13 And all thy|children shall be|taught of the LORD;|and great shall be the|peace of thy children.|54:14 In|righteousness shalt
R	Tthou be established:|thou shalt be far|from oppression; for|thou shalt not fear:|and from terror; for|it shall not come near|thee.|54:15 Behold, they|shall surely gather|together, but not by|me: whosoever shall|gather together|against thee shall fall|for thy sake.
R	T54:16 Behold, I have|created the smith that|bloweth the coals in|the fire, and that|bringeth forth an|instrument for his|work; and I have|created the waster to|destroy.|54:17 No weapon that|is formed against thee|shall prosper; and|every tongue that|shall rise against thee
R	Tin judgment thou shalt|condemn. This is the|heritage of the|servants of the LORD,|and their|righteousness is of|me, saith the LORD.||55:1 Ho, every one|that thirsteth, come ye|to the waters, and he|that hath no money;|come ye, buy, and eat;|yea, come, buy wine
R	Tand milk without money|and without price.|55:2 Wherefore do ye|spend money for that|which is not bread?|and your labour for|that which satisfieth|not? hearken|diligently unto me, and|eat ye that which is|good, and let your|soul delight itself in|fatness.|55:3 Incline your ear,
R	Tand come unto me:|hear, and your soul|shall live; and I will|make an everlasting|covenant with you,|even the sure mercies|of David.|55:4 Behold, I have|given him for a|witness to the people,|a leader and|commander to the|people.|55:5 Behold, thou shalt
R	Tcall a nation that thou|knowest not, and|nations that knew not|thee shall run unto|thee because of the|LORD thy God, and for|the Holy One of|Israel; for he hath|glorified thee.|55:6 Seek ye the LORD|while he may be found,|call ye upon him while|he is near:|55:7 Let the wicked
R	Tforsake his way, and|the unrighteous man|his thoughts: and let|him return unto the|LORD, and he will have|mercy upon him; and to|our God, for he will|abundantly pardon.|55:8 For my thoughts|are not your|thoughts, neither are|your ways my ways,|saith the LORD.|55:9 For as the
R	Theavens are higher|than the earth, so are|my ways higher than|your ways, and my|thoughts than your|thoughts.|55:10 For as the rain|cometh down, and the|snow from heaven,|and returneth not|thither, but watereth|the earth, and maketh|it bring forth and bud,|that it may give seed
R	Tto the sower, and|bread to the eater:|55:11 So shall my word|be that goeth forth|out of my mouth: it|shall not return unto|me void, but it shall|accomplish that which|I please, and it shall|prosper in the thing|whereto I sent it.|55:12 For ye shall go|out with joy, and be|led forth with peace:
R	Tthe mountains and the|hills shall break forth|before you into|singing, and all the|trees of the field|shall clap their hands.|55:13 Instead of the|thorn shall come up|the fir tree, and|instead of the brier|shall come up the|myrtle tree: and it|shall be to the LORD|for a name, for an
R	Teverlasting sign that|shall not be cut off.||56:1 Thus saith the|LORD, Keep ye|judgment, and do|justice: for my|salvation is near to|come, and my|righteousness to be|revealed.|56:2 Blessed is the|man that doeth this,|and the son of man
R	Tthat layeth hold on it;|that keepeth the|sabbath from polluting|it, and keepeth his|hand from doing any|evil.|56:3 Neither let the|son of the stranger,|that hath joined|himself to the LORD,|speak, saying, The|LORD hath utterly|separated me from his|people: neither let the
R	Teunuch say, Behold, I|am a dry tree.|56:4 For thus saith|the LORD unto the|eunuchs that keep my|sabbaths, and choose|the things that please|me, and take hold of|my covenant;|56:5 Even unto them|will I give in mine|house and within my|walls a place and a|name better than of
R	Tsons and of|daughters: I will give|them an everlasting|name, that shall not be|cut off.|56:6 Also the sons of|the stranger, that|join themselves to the|LORD, to serve him,|and to love the name|of the LORD, to be his|servants, every one|that keepeth the|sabbath from polluting
R	Tit, and taketh hold of|my covenant;|56:7 Even them will I|bring to my holy|mountain, and make|them joyful in my|house of prayer:|their burnt offerings|and their sacrifices|shall be accepted|upon mine altar; for|mine house shall be|called an house of|prayer for all people.
R	T56:8 The Lord GOD,|which gathereth the|outcasts of Israel|saith, Yet will I gather|others to him, beside|those that are|gathered unto him.|56:9 All ye beasts of|the field, come to|devour, yea, all ye|beasts in the forest.|56:10 His watchmen|are blind: they are all|ignorant, they are all
R	Tdumb dogs, they|cannot bark; sleeping,|lying down, loving to|slumber.|56:11 Yea, they are|greedy dogs which|can never have|enough, and they are|shepherds that|cannot understand:|they all look to their|own way, every one|for his gain, from his|quarter.
R	T56:12 Come ye, say|they, I will fetch wine,|and we will fill|ourselves with strong|drink; and to morrow|shall be as this day,|and much more|abundant.||57:1 The righteous|perisheth, and no man|layeth it to heart: and|merciful men are|taken away, none
R	Tconsidering that the|righteous is taken|away from the evil to|come.|57:2 He shall enter|into peace: they shall|rest in their beds,|each one walking in his|uprightness.|57:3 But draw near|hither, ye sons of the|sorceress, the seed|of the adulterer and|the whore.
R	T57:4 Against whom do|ye sport yourselves?|against whom make ye|a wide mouth, and draw|out the tongue? are|ye not children of|transgression, a seed|of falsehood,|57:5 Enflaming|yourselves with idols|under every green|tree, slaying the|children in the valleys|under the clifts of
R	Tthe rocks?|57:6 Among the smooth|stones of the stream|is thy portion; they,|they are thy lot: even|to them hast thou|poured a drink|offering, thou hast|offered a meat|offering. Should I|receive comfort in|these?|57:7 Upon a lofty and|high mountain hast
R	Tthou set thy bed: even|thither wentest thou|up to offer sacrifice.|57:8 Behind the doors|also and the posts|hast thou set up thy|remembrance: for|thou hast discovered|thyself to another|than me, and art gone|up; thou hast|enlarged thy bed, and|made thee a covenant|with them; thou lovedst
R	Ttheir bed where thou|sawest it.|57:9 And thou wentest|to the king with|ointment, and didst|increase thy|perfumes, and didst|send thy messengers|far off, and didst|debase thyself even|unto hell.|57:10 Thou art|wearied in the|greatness of thy way;
R	Tyet saidst thou not,|There is no hope: thou|hast found the life of|thine hand; therefore|thou wast not grieved.|57:11 And of whom|hast thou been afraid|or feared, that thou|hast lied, and hast not|remembered me, nor|laid it to thy heart?|have not I held my|peace even of old,|and thou fearest me
R	Tnot?|57:12 I will declare|thy righteousness,|and thy works; for|they shall not profit|thee.|57:13 When thou|criest, let thy|companies deliver|thee; but the wind|shall carry them all|away; vanity shall take|them: but he that|putteth his trust in me
R	Tshall possess the|land, and shall inherit|my holy mountain;|57:14 And shall say,|Cast ye up, cast ye|up, prepare the way,|take up the|stumblingblock out of|the way of my people.|57:15 For thus saith|the high and lofty One|that inhabiteth|eternity, whose name|is Holy; I dwell in the
R	Thigh and holy place,|with him also that is of|a contrite and humble|spirit, to revive the|spirit of the humble,|and to revive the|heart of the contrite|ones.|57:16 For I will not|contend for ever,|neither will I be|always wroth: for the|spirit should fail|before me, and the
R	Tsouls which I have|made.|57:17 For the iniquity|of his covetousness|was I wroth, and smote|him: I hid me, and was|wroth, and he went on|frowardly in the way|of his heart.|57:18 I have seen his|ways, and will heal him:|I will lead him also, and|restore comforts|unto him and to his
R	Tmourners.|57:19 I create the|fruit of the lips;|Peace, peace to him|that is far off, and to|him that is near, saith|the LORD; and I will|heal him.|57:20 But the wicked|are like the troubled|sea, when it cannot|rest, whose waters|cast up mire and dirt.|57:21 There is no
R	Tpeace, saith my God, to|the wicked.||58:1 Cry aloud, spare|not, lift up thy voice|like a trumpet, and|shew my people their|transgression, and|the house of Jacob|their sins.|58:2 Yet they seek me|daily, and delight to|know my ways, as a|nation that did
R	Trighteousness, and|forsook not the|ordinance of their|God: they ask of me|the ordinances of|justice; they take|delight in approaching|to God.|58:3 Wherefore have|we fasted, say they,|and thou seest not?|wherefore have we|afflicted our soul, and|thou takest no
R	Tknowledge? Behold, in|the day of your fast|ye find pleasure, and|exact all your|labours.|58:4 Behold, ye fast|for strife and debate,|and to smite with the|fist of wickedness: ye|shall not fast as ye|do this day, to make|your voice to be|heard on high.|58:5 Is it such a fast
R	Tthat I have chosen? a|day for a man to|afflict his soul? is it|to bow down his head|as a bulrush, and to|spread sackcloth and|ashes under him? wilt|thou call this a fast,|and an acceptable|day to the LORD?|58:6 Is not this the|fast that I have|chosen? to loose the|bands of wickedness,
R	Tto undo the heavy|burdens, and to let|the oppressed go|free, and that ye|break every yoke?|58:7 Is it not to deal|thy bread to the|hungry, and that thou|bring the poor that|are cast out to thy|house? when thou|seest the naked, that|thou cover him; and|that thou hide not
R	Tthyself from thine own|flesh?|58:8 Then shall thy|light break forth as|the morning, and thine|health shall spring|forth speedily: and|thy righteousness|shall go before thee;|the glory of the LORD|shall be thy rereward.|58:9 Then shalt thou|call, and the LORD|shall answer; thou
R	Tshalt cry, and he|shall say, Here I am.|If thou take away|from the midst of thee|the yoke, the putting|forth of the finger,|and speaking vanity;|58:10 And if thou draw|out thy soul to the|hungry, and satisfy|the afflicted soul;|then shall thy light|rise in obscurity, and|thy darkness be as
R	Tthe noon day:|58:11 And the LORD|shall guide thee|continually, and|satisfy thy soul in|drought, and make fat|thy bones: and thou|shalt be like a|watered garden, and|like a spring of water,|whose waters fail not.|58:12 And they that|shall be of thee shall|build the old waste
R	Tplaces: thou shalt|raise up the|foundations of many|generations; and thou|shalt be called, The|repairer of the|breach, The restorer|of paths to dwell in.|58:13 If thou turn|away thy foot from|the sabbath, from|doing thy pleasure on|my holy day; and call|the sabbath a delight,
R	Tthe holy of the LORD,|honourable; and shalt|honour him, not doing|thine own ways, nor|finding thine own|pleasure, nor|speaking thine own|words:|58:14 Then shalt thou|delight thyself in the|LORD; and I will cause|thee to ride upon the|high places of the|earth, and feed thee
R	Twith the heritage of|Jacob thy father: for|the mouth of the LORD|hath spoken it.||59:1 Behold, the|LORD's hand is not|shortened, that it|cannot save; neither|his ear heavy, that it|cannot hear:|59:2 But your iniquities|have separated|between you and your
R	TGod, and your sins|have hid his face from|you, that he will not|hear.|59:3 For your hands|are defiled with blood,|and your fingers with|iniquity; your lips have|spoken lies, your|tongue hath muttered|perverseness.|59:4 None calleth for|justice, nor any|pleadeth for truth:
R	Tthey trust in vanity,|and speak lies; they|conceive mischief, and|bring forth iniquity.|59:5 They hatch|cockatrice' eggs, and|weave the spider's|web: he that eateth of|their eggs dieth, and|that which is crushed|breaketh out into a|viper.|59:6 Their webs shall|not become garments,
R	Tneither shall they|cover themselves with|their works: their|works are works of|iniquity, and the act of|violence is in their|hands.|59:7 Their feet run to|evil, and they make|haste to shed|innocent blood: their|thoughts are thoughts|of iniquity; wasting and|destruction are in
R	Ttheir paths.|59:8 The way of peace|they know not; and|there is no judgment|in their goings: they|have made them|crooked paths:|whosoever goeth|therein shall not know|peace.|59:9 Therefore is|judgment far from us,|neither doth justice|overtake us: we wait
R	Tfor light, but behold|obscurity; for|brightness, but we|walk in darkness.|59:10 We grope for|the wall like the blind,|and we grope as if we|had no eyes: we|stumble at noon day|as in the night; we are|in desolate places as|dead men.|59:11 We roar all like|bears, and mourn
R	Tsore like doves: we|look for judgment, but|there is none; for|salvation, but it is far|off from us.|59:12 For our|transgressions are|multiplied before thee,|and our sins testify|against us: for our|transgressions are|with us; and as for|our iniquities, we know|them;
R	T59:13 In|transgressing and|lying against the LORD,|and departing away|from our God,|speaking oppression|and revolt, conceiving|and uttering from the|heart words of|falsehood.|59:14 And judgment is|turned away|backward, and justice|standeth afar off: for
R	Ttruth is fallen in the|street, and equity|cannot enter.|59:15 Yea, truth|faileth; and he that|departeth from evil|maketh himself a prey:|and the LORD saw it,|and it displeased him|that there was no|judgment.|59:16 And he saw that|there was no man, and|wondered that there
R	Twas no intercessor:|therefore his arm|brought salvation|unto him; and his|righteousness, it|sustained him.|59:17 For he put on|righteousness as a|breastplate, and an|helmet of salvation|upon his head; and he|put on the garments|of vengeance for|clothing, and was clad
R	Twith zeal as a cloak.|59:18 According to|their deeds,|accordingly he will|repay, fury to his|adversaries,|recompence to his|enemies; to the islands|he will repay|recompence.|59:19 So shall they|fear the name of the|LORD from the west,|and his glory from the
R	Trising of the sun.|When the enemy shall|come in like a flood,|the Spirit of the LORD|shall lift up a|standard against him.|59:20 And the|Redeemer shall come|to Zion, and unto them|that turn from|transgression in|Jacob, saith the LORD.|59:21 As for me, this|is my covenant with
R	Tthem, saith the LORD;|My spirit that is upon|thee, and my words|which I have put in thy|mouth, shall not|depart out of thy|mouth, nor out of the|mouth of thy seed,|nor out of the mouth|of thy seed's seed,|saith the LORD, from|henceforth and for|ever.|
R	T60:1 Arise, shine; for|thy light is come, and|the glory of the LORD|is risen upon thee.|60:2 For, behold, the|darkness shall cover|the earth, and gross|darkness the people:|but the LORD shall|arise upon thee, and|his glory shall be|seen upon thee.|60:3 And the Gentiles|shall come to thy light,
R	Tand kings to the|brightness of thy|rising.|60:4 Lift up thine eyes|round about, and see:|all they gather|themselves together,|they come to thee: thy|sons shall come from|far, and thy|daughters shall be|nursed at thy side.|60:5 Then thou shalt|see, and flow
R	Ttogether, and thine|heart shall fear, and|be enlarged; because|the abundance of the|sea shall be|converted unto thee,|the forces of the|Gentiles shall come|unto thee.|60:6 The multitude of|camels shall cover|thee, the dromedaries|of Midian and Ephah;|all they from Sheba
R	Tshall come: they shall|bring gold and|incense; and they|shall shew forth the|praises of the LORD.|60:7 All the flocks of|Kedar shall be|gathered together|unto thee, the rams of|Nebaioth shall minister|unto thee: they shall|come up with|acceptance on mine|altar, and I will glorify
R	Tthe house of my glory.|60:8 Who are these|that fly as a cloud,|and as the doves to|their windows?|60:9 Surely the isles|shall wait for me, and|the ships of Tarshish|first, to bring thy|sons from far, their|silver and their gold|with them, unto the|name of the LORD thy|God, and to the Holy
R	TOne of Israel,|because he hath|glorified thee.|60:10 And the sons of|strangers shall build|up thy walls, and their|kings shall minister|unto thee: for in my|wrath I smote thee,|but in my favour have|I had mercy on thee.|60:11 Therefore thy|gates shall be open|continually; they shall
R	Tnot be shut day nor|night; that men may|bring unto thee the|forces of the|Gentiles, and that|their kings may be|brought.|60:12 For the nation|and kingdom that will|not serve thee shall|perish; yea, those|nations shall be|utterly wasted.|60:13 The glory of
R	TLebanon shall come|unto thee, the fir|tree, the pine tree,|and the box together,|to beautify the place|of my sanctuary; and|I will make the place|of my feet glorious.|60:14 The sons also|of them that afflicted|thee shall come|bending unto thee; and|all they that despised|thee shall bow
R	Tthemselves down at|the soles of thy feet;|and they shall call|thee; The city of the|LORD, The Zion of the|Holy One of Israel.|60:15 Whereas thou|hast been forsaken|and hated, so that no|man went through|thee, I will make thee|an eternal excellency,|a joy of many|generations.
R	T60:16 Thou shalt also|suck the milk of the|Gentiles, and shalt|suck the breast of|kings: and thou shalt|know that I the LORD|am thy Saviour and|thy Redeemer, the|mighty One of Jacob.|60:17 For brass I will|bring gold, and for|iron I will bring silver,|and for wood brass,|and for stones iron: I
R	Twill also make thy|officers peace, and|thine exactors|righteousness.|60:18 Violence shall|no more be heard in|thy land, wasting nor|destruction within thy|borders; but thou|shalt call thy walls|Salvation, and thy|gates Praise.|60:19 The sun shall be|no more thy light by
R	Tday; neither for|brightness shall the|moon give light unto|thee: but the LORD|shall be unto thee an|everlasting light, and|thy God thy glory.|60:20 Thy sun shall no|more go down; neither|shall thy moon|withdraw itself: for|the LORD shall be|thine everlasting light,|and the days of thy
R	Tmourning shall be|ended.|60:21 Thy people also|shall be all righteous:|they shall inherit the|land for ever, the|branch of my planting,|the work of my hands,|that I may be glorified.|60:22 A little one shall|become a thousand,|and a small one a|strong nation: I the|LORD will hasten it in
R	This time.||61:1 The Spirit of the|Lord GOD is upon me;|because the LORD|hath anointed me to|preach good tidings|unto the meek; he hath|sent me to bind up the|brokenhearted, to|proclaim liberty to the|captives, and the|opening of the prison|to them that are
R	Tbound;|61:2 To proclaim the|acceptable year of|the LORD, and the day|of vengeance of our|God; to comfort all|that mourn;|61:3 To appoint unto|them that mourn in|Zion, to give unto them|beauty for ashes, the|oil of joy for|mourning, the garment|of praise for the
R	Tspirit of heaviness;|that they might be|called trees of|righteousness, the|planting of the LORD,|that he might be|glorified.|61:4 And they shall|build the old wastes,|they shall raise up|the former|desolations, and they|shall repair the waste|cities, the desolations
R	Tof many generations.|61:5 And strangers|shall stand and feed|your flocks, and the|sons of the alien shall|be your plowmen and|your vinedressers.|61:6 But ye shall be|named the Priests of|the LORD: men shall|call you the Ministers|of our God: ye shall|eat the riches of the|Gentiles, and in their
R	Tglory shall ye boast|yourselves.|61:7 For your shame|ye shall have double;|and for confusion|they shall rejoice in|their portion:|therefore in their|land they shall|possess the double:|everlasting joy shall|be unto them.|61:8 For I the LORD|love judgment, I hate
R	Trobbery for burnt|offering; and I will|direct their work in|truth, and I will make|an everlasting|covenant with them.|61:9 And their seed|shall be known among|the Gentiles, and their|offspring among the|people: all that see|them shall|acknowledge them, that|they are the seed
R	Twhich the LORD hath|blessed.|61:10 I will greatly|rejoice in the LORD,|my soul shall be|joyful in my God; for|he hath clothed me|with the garments of|salvation, he hath|covered me with the|robe of|righteousness, as a|bridegroom decketh|himself with ornaments,
R	Tand as a bride|adorneth herself with|her jewels.|61:11 For as the|earth bringeth forth|her bud, and as the|garden causeth the|things that are sown|in it to spring forth;|so the Lord GOD will|cause righteousness|and praise to spring|forth before all the|nations.
R	T62:1 For Zion's sake|will I not hold my|peace, and for|Jerusalem's sake I will|not rest, until the|righteousness|thereof go forth as|brightness, and the|salvation thereof as a|lamp that burneth.|62:2 And the Gentiles|shall see thy|righteousness, and all|kings thy glory: and
R	Tthou shalt be called|by a new name, which|the mouth of the LORD|shall name.|62:3 Thou shalt also|be a crown of glory in|the hand of the LORD,|and a royal diadem in|the hand of thy God.|62:4 Thou shalt no|more be termed|Forsaken; neither|shall thy land any|more be termed
R	TDesolate: but thou|shalt be called|Hephzibah, and thy|land Beulah: for the|LORD delighteth in|thee, and thy land|shall be married.|62:5 For as a young|man marrieth a virgin,|so shall thy sons|marry thee: and as|the bridegroom|rejoiceth over the|bride, so shall thy God
R	Trejoice over thee.|62:6 I have set|watchmen upon thy|walls, O Jerusalem,|which shall never hold|their peace day nor|night: ye that make|mention of the LORD,|keep not silence,|62:7 And give him no|rest, till he establish,|and till he make|Jerusalem a praise in|the earth.
R	T62:8 The LORD hath|sworn by his right|hand, and by the arm|of his strength,|Surely I will no more|give thy corn to be|meat for thine|enemies; and the sons|of the stranger shall|not drink thy wine, for|the which thou hast|laboured:|62:9 But they that|have gathered it shall
R	Teat it, and praise the|LORD; and they that|have brought it|together shall drink it|in the courts of my|holiness.|62:10 Go through, go|through the gates;|prepare ye the way|of the people; cast up,|cast up the highway;|gather out the stones;|lift up a standard for|the people.
R	T62:11 Behold, the LORD|hath proclaimed unto|the end of the world,|Say ye to the|daughter of Zion,|Behold, thy salvation|cometh; behold, his|reward is with him, and|his work before him.|62:12 And they shall|call them, The holy|people, The redeemed|of the LORD: and thou|shalt be called,
R	TSought out, A city not|forsaken.||63:1 Who is this that|cometh from Edom, with|dyed garments from|Bozrah? this that is|glorious in his|apparel, travelling in|the greatness of his|strength? I that|speak in|righteousness, mighty|to save.
R	T63:2 Wherefore art|thou red in thine|apparel, and thy|garments like him that|treadeth in the|winefat?|63:3 I have trodden|the winepress alone;|and of the people|there was none with|me: for I will tread|them in mine anger,|and trample them in my|fury; and their blood
R	Tshall be sprinkled|upon my garments, and|I will stain all my|raiment.|63:4 For the day of|vengeance is in mine|heart, and the year|of my redeemed is|come.|63:5 And I looked, and|there was none to|help; and I wondered|that there was none|to uphold: therefore
R	Tmine own arm brought|salvation unto me; and|my fury, it upheld me.|63:6 And I will tread|down the people in|mine anger, and make|them drunk in my fury,|and I will bring down|their strength to the|earth.|63:7 I will mention the|lovingkindnesses of|the LORD, and the|praises of the LORD,
R	Taccording to all that|the LORD hath|bestowed on us, and|the great goodness|toward the house of|Israel, which he hath|bestowed on them|according to his|mercies, and|according to the|multitude of his|lovingkindnesses.|63:8 For he said,|Surely they are my
R	Tpeople, children that|will not lie: so he was|their Saviour.|63:9 In all their|affliction he was|afflicted, and the|angel of his presence|saved them: in his love|and in his pity he|redeemed them; and he|bare them, and|carried them all the|days of old.|63:10 But they
R	Trebelled, and vexed|his holy Spirit:|therefore he was|turned to be their|enemy, and he fought|against them.|63:11 Then he|remembered the days|of old, Moses, and his|people, saying, Where|is he that brought|them up out of the|sea with the shepherd|of his flock? where is
R	The that put his holy|Spirit within him?|63:12 That led them by|the right hand of|Moses with his|glorious arm, dividing|the water before|them, to make himself|an everlasting name?|63:13 That led them|through the deep, as|an horse in the|wilderness, that they|should not stumble?
R	T63:14 As a beast|goeth down into the|valley, the Spirit of|the LORD caused him|to rest: so didst thou|lead thy people, to|make thyself a|glorious name.|63:15 Look down from|heaven, and behold|from the habitation of|thy holiness and of|thy glory: where is|thy zeal and thy
R	Tstrength, the sounding|of thy bowels and of|thy mercies toward|me? are they|restrained?|63:16 Doubtless thou|art our father,|though Abraham be|ignorant of us, and|Israel acknowledge us|not: thou, O LORD, art|our father, our|redeemer; thy name is|from everlasting.
R	T63:17 O LORD, why hast|thou made us to err|from thy ways, and|hardened our heart|from thy fear? Return|for thy servants'|sake, the tribes of|thine inheritance.|63:18 The people of|thy holiness have|possessed it but a|little while: our|adversaries have|trodden down thy
R	Tsanctuary.|63:19 We are thine:|thou never barest|rule over them; they|were not called by thy|name.||64:1 Oh that thou|wouldest rend the|heavens, that thou|wouldest come down,|that the mountains|might flow down at thy|presence,
R	T64:2 As when the|melting fire burneth,|the fire causeth the|waters to boil, to make|thy name known to|thine adversaries,|that the nations may|tremble at thy|presence!|64:3 When thou didst|terrible things which|we looked not for,|thou camest down, the|mountains flowed down
R	Tat thy presence.|64:4 For since the|beginning of the world|men have not heard,|nor perceived by the|ear, neither hath the|eye seen, O God,|beside thee, what he|hath prepared for him|that waiteth for him.|64:5 Thou meetest him|that rejoiceth and|worketh|righteousness, those
R	Tthat remember thee in|thy ways: behold, thou|art wroth; for we|have sinned: in those|is continuance, and we|shall be saved.|64:6 But we are all as|an unclean thing, and|all our|righteousnesses are|as filthy rags; and we|all do fade as a leaf;|and our iniquities, like|the wind, have taken
R	Tus away.|64:7 And there is none|that calleth upon thy|name, that stirreth up|himself to take hold of|thee: for thou hast|hid thy face from us,|and hast consumed us,|because of our|iniquities.|64:8 But now, O LORD,|thou art our father;|we are the clay, and|thou our potter; and
R	Twe all are the work of|thy hand.|64:9 Be not wroth|very sore, O LORD,|neither remember|iniquity for ever:|behold, see, we|beseech thee, we are|all thy people.|64:10 Thy holy cities|are a wilderness, Zion|is a wilderness,|Jerusalem a|desolation.
R	T64:11 Our holy and|our beautiful house,|where our fathers|praised thee, is|burned up with fire:|and all our pleasant|things are laid waste.|64:12 Wilt thou refrain|thyself for these|things, O LORD? wilt|thou hold thy peace,|and afflict us very|sore?|
R	T65:1 I am sought of|them that asked not|for me; I am found of|them that sought me|not: I said, Behold me,|behold me, unto a|nation that was not|called by my name.|65:2 I have spread|out my hands all the|day unto a rebellious|people, which walketh|in a way that was not|good, after their own
R	Tthoughts;|65:3 A people that|provoketh me to|anger continually to|my face; that|sacrificeth in|gardens, and burneth|incense upon altars|of brick;|65:4 Which remain|among the graves, and|lodge in the|monuments, which eat|swine's flesh, and
R	Tbroth of abominable|things is in their|vessels;|65:5 Which say, Stand|by thyself, come not|near to me; for I am|holier than thou.|These are a smoke in|my nose, a fire that|burneth all the day.|65:6 Behold, it is|written before me: I|will not keep silence,|but will recompense,
R	Teven recompense into|their bosom,|65:7 Your iniquities,|and the iniquities of|your fathers|together, saith the|LORD, which have|burned incense upon|the mountains, and|blasphemed me upon|the hills: therefore|will I measure their|former work into their|bosom.
R	T65:8 Thus saith the|LORD, As the new wine|is found in the|cluster, and one saith,|Destroy it not; for a|blessing is in it: so will|I do for my servants'|sakes, that I may not|destroy them all.|65:9 And I will bring|forth a seed out of|Jacob, and out of|Judah an inheritor of|my mountains: and mine
R	Telect shall inherit it,|and my servants shall|dwell there.|65:10 And Sharon|shall be a fold of|flocks, and the valley|of Achor a place for|the herds to lie down|in, for my people that|have sought me.|65:11 But ye are they|that forsake the LORD,|that forget my holy|mountain, that prepare
R	Ta table for that troop,|and that furnish the|drink offering unto|that number.|65:12 Therefore will I|number you to the|sword, and ye shall all|bow down to the|slaughter: because|when I called, ye did|not answer; when I|spake, ye did not|hear; but did evil|before mine eyes, and
R	Tdid choose that|wherein I delighted|not.|65:13 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD,|Behold, my servants|shall eat, but ye shall|be hungry: behold, my|servants shall drink,|but ye shall be|thirsty: behold, my|servants shall|rejoice, but ye shall|be ashamed:
R	T65:14 Behold, my|servants shall sing|for joy of heart, but|ye shall cry for|sorrow of heart, and|shall howl for|vexation of spirit.|65:15 And ye shall|leave your name for a|curse unto my chosen:|for the Lord GOD|shall slay thee, and|call his servants by|another name:
R	T65:16 That he who|blesseth himself in the|earth shall bless|himself in the God of|truth; and he that|sweareth in the earth|shall swear by the|God of truth; because|the former troubles|are forgotten, and|because they are hid|from mine eyes.|65:17 For, behold, I|create new heavens
R	Tand a new earth: and|the former shall not|be remembered, nor|come into mind.|65:18 But be ye glad|and rejoice for ever|in that which I create:|for, behold, I create|Jerusalem a rejoicing,|and her people a joy.|65:19 And I will|rejoice in Jerusalem,|and joy in my people:|and the voice of
R	Tweeping shall be no|more heard in her,|nor the voice of|crying.|65:20 There shall be|no more thence an|infant of days, nor an|old man that hath not|filled his days: for the|child shall die an|hundred years old;|but the sinner being|an hundred years old|shall be accursed.
R	T65:21 And they shall|build houses, and|inhabit them; and they|shall plant vineyards,|and eat the fruit of|them.|65:22 They shall not|build, and another|inhabit; they shall not|plant, and another|eat: for as the days|of a tree are the|days of my people,|and mine elect shall
R	Tlong enjoy the work|of their hands.|65:23 They shall not|labour in vain, nor|bring forth for|trouble; for they are|the seed of the|blessed of the LORD,|and their offspring|with them.|65:24 And it shall come|to pass, that before|they call, I will answer;|and while they are yet
R	Tspeaking, I will hear.|65:25 The wolf and the|lamb shall feed|together, and the lion|shall eat straw like|the bullock: and dust|shall be the serpent's|meat. They shall not|hurt nor destroy in|all my holy mountain,|saith the LORD.||66:1 Thus saith the|LORD, The heaven is
R	Tmy throne, and the|earth is my footstool:|where is the house|that ye build unto me?|and where is the|place of my rest?|66:2 For all those|things hath mine hand|made, and all those|things have been,|saith the LORD: but to|this man will I look,|even to him that is|poor and of a
R	Tcontrite spirit, and|trembleth at my word.|66:3 He that killeth an|ox is as if he slew a|man; he that|sacrificeth a lamb, as|if he cut off a dog's|neck; he that offereth|an oblation, as if he|offered swine's blood;|he that burneth|incense, as if he|blessed an idol. Yea,|they have chosen
R	Ttheir own ways, and|their soul delighteth in|their abominations.|66:4 I also will choose|their delusions, and|will bring their fears|upon them; because|when I called, none did|answer; when I spake,|they did not hear: but|they did evil before|mine eyes, and chose|that in which I|delighted not.
R	T66:5 Hear the word of|the LORD, ye that|tremble at his word;|Your brethren that|hated you, that cast|you out for my name's|sake, said, Let the|LORD be glorified: but|he shall appear to|your joy, and they|shall be ashamed.|66:6 A voice of noise|from the city, a voice|from the temple, a
R	Tvoice of the LORD that|rendereth|recompence to his|enemies.|66:7 Before she|travailed, she brought|forth; before her pain|came, she was|delivered of a man|child.|66:8 Who hath heard|such a thing? who|hath seen such|things? Shall the
R	Tearth be made to|bring forth in one|day? or shall a nation|be born at once? for|as soon as Zion|travailed, she brought|forth her children.|66:9 Shall I bring to|the birth, and not|cause to bring forth?|saith the LORD: shall I|cause to bring forth,|and shut the womb?|saith thy God.
R	T66:10 Rejoice ye with|Jerusalem, and be|glad with her, all ye|that love her: rejoice|for joy with her, all|ye that mourn for|her:|66:11 That ye may|suck, and be satisfied|with the breasts of|her consolations; that|ye may milk out, and be|delighted with the|abundance of her
R	Tglory.|66:12 For thus saith|the LORD, Behold, I will|extend peace to her|like a river, and the|glory of the Gentiles|like a flowing stream:|then shall ye suck, ye|shall be borne upon|her sides, and be|dandled upon her|knees.|66:13 As one whom his|mother comforteth, so
R	Twill I comfort you; and|ye shall be comforted|in Jerusalem.|66:14 And when ye see|this, your heart shall|rejoice, and your|bones shall flourish|like an herb: and the|hand of the LORD|shall be known toward|his servants, and his|indignation toward his|enemies.|66:15 For, behold, the
R	TLORD will come with|fire, and with his|chariots like a|whirlwind, to render|his anger with fury,|and his rebuke with|flames of fire.|66:16 For by fire and|by his sword will the|LORD plead with all|flesh: and the slain of|the LORD shall be|many.|66:17 They that
R	Tsanctify themselves,|and purify themselves|in the gardens behind|one tree in the midst,|eating swine's flesh,|and the abomination,|and the mouse, shall|be consumed together,|saith the LORD.|66:18 For I know their|works and their|thoughts: it shall come,|that I will gather all|nations and tongues;
R	Tand they shall come,|and see my glory.|66:19 And I will set a|sign among them, and I|will send those that|escape of them unto|the nations, to|Tarshish, Pul, and Lud,|that draw the bow, to|Tubal, and Javan, to|the isles afar off,|that have not heard|my fame, neither have|seen my glory; and
R	Tthey shall declare my|glory among the|Gentiles.|66:20 And they shall|bring all your|brethren for an|offering unto the|LORD out of all|nations upon horses,|and in chariots, and in|litters, and upon|mules, and upon swift|beasts, to my holy|mountain Jerusalem,
R	Tsaith the LORD, as the|children of Israel|bring an offering in a|clean vessel into the|house of the LORD.|66:21 And I will also|take of them for|priests and for|Levites, saith the|LORD.|66:22 For as the new|heavens and the new|earth, which I will|make, shall remain
R	Tbefore me, saith the|LORD, so shall your|seed and your name|remain.|66:23 And it shall come|to pass, that from one|new moon to another,|and from one sabbath|to another, shall all|flesh come to worship|before me, saith the|LORD.|66:24 And they shall|go forth, and look
R	Tupon the carcases of|the men that have|transgressed against|me: for their worm|shall not die, neither|shall their fire be|quenched; and they|shall be an abhorring|unto all flesh.
R	K2;The Book of the|Prophet Jeremiah	T||1:1 The words of|Jeremiah the son of|Hilkiah, of the priests|that were in Anathoth|in the land of|Benjamin:|1:2 To whom the word|of the LORD came in|the days of Josiah|the son of Amon king|of Judah, in the
R	Tthirteenth year of his|reign.|1:3 It came also in the|days of Jehoiakim the|son of Josiah king of|Judah, unto the end|of the eleventh year|of Zedekiah the son|of Josiah king of|Judah, unto the|carrying away of|Jerusalem captive in|the fifth month.|1:4 Then the word of
R	Tthe LORD came unto|me, saying,|1:5 Before I formed|thee in the belly I|knew thee; and before|thou camest forth out|of the womb I|sanctified thee, and I|ordained thee a|prophet unto the|nations.|1:6 Then said I, Ah,|Lord GOD! behold, I|cannot speak: for I am
R	Ta child.|1:7 But the LORD said|unto me, Say not, I am|a child: for thou shalt|go to all that I shall|send thee, and|whatsoever I command|thee thou shalt speak.|1:8 Be not afraid of|their faces: for I am|with thee to deliver|thee, saith the LORD.|1:9 Then the LORD put|forth his hand, and
R	Ttouched my mouth. And|the LORD said unto me,|Behold, I have put my|words in thy mouth.|1:10 See, I have this|day set thee over the|nations and over the|kingdoms, to root out,|and to pull down, and|to destroy, and to|throw down, to build,|and to plant.|1:11 Moreover the|word of the LORD
R	Tcame unto me, saying,|Jeremiah, what seest|thou? And I said, I see|a rod of an almond|tree.|1:12 Then said the|LORD unto me, Thou|hast well seen: for I|will hasten my word to|perform it.|1:13 And the word of|the LORD came unto me|the second time,|saying, What seest
R	Tthou? And I said, I see|a seething pot; and|the face thereof is|toward the north.|1:14 Then the LORD|said unto me, Out of|the north an evil shall|break forth upon all|the inhabitants of the|land.|1:15 For, lo, I will call|all the families of the|kingdoms of the north,|saith the LORD; and
R	Tthey shall come, and|they shall set every|one his throne at the|entering of the gates|of Jerusalem, and|against all the walls|thereof round about,|and against all the|cities of Judah.|1:16 And I will utter my|judgments against|them touching all their|wickedness, who have|forsaken me, and have
R	Tburned incense unto|other gods, and|worshipped the works|of their own hands.|1:17 Thou therefore|gird up thy loins, and|arise, and speak unto|them all that I|command thee: be not|dismayed at their|faces, lest I confound|thee before them.|1:18 For, behold, I|have made thee this
R	Tday a defenced city,|and an iron pillar, and|brasen walls against|the whole land, against|the kings of Judah,|against the princes|thereof, against the|priests thereof, and|against the people of|the land.|1:19 And they shall|fight against thee; but|they shall not prevail|against thee; for I am
R	Twith thee, saith the|LORD, to deliver thee.||2:1 Moreover the word|of the LORD came to|me, saying,|2:2 Go and cry in the|ears of Jerusalem,|saying, Thus saith the|LORD; I remember thee,|the kindness of thy|youth, the love of|thine espousals, when|thou wentest after me
R	Tin the wilderness, in a|land that was not|sown.|2:3 Israel was|holiness unto the|LORD, and the|firstfruits of his|increase: all that|devour him shall|offend; evil shall come|upon them, saith the|LORD.|2:4 Hear ye the word|of the LORD, O house
R	Tof Jacob, and all the|families of the house|of Israel:|2:5 Thus saith the|LORD, What iniquity|have your fathers|found in me, that they|are gone far from me,|and have walked after|vanity, and are|become vain?|2:6 Neither said they,|Where is the LORD that|brought us up out of
R	Tthe land of Egypt, that|led us through the|wilderness, through a|land of deserts and|of pits, through a land|of drought, and of the|shadow of death,|through a land that|no man passed|through, and where no|man dwelt?|2:7 And I brought you|into a plentiful|country, to eat the
R	Tfruit thereof and the|goodness thereof; but|when ye entered, ye|defiled my land, and|made mine heritage an|abomination.|2:8 The priests said|not, Where is the|LORD? and they that|handle the law knew|me not: the pastors|also transgressed|against me, and the|prophets prophesied
R	Tby Baal, and walked|after things that do|not profit.|2:9 Wherefore I will|yet plead with you,|saith the LORD, and|with your children's|children will I plead.|2:10 For pass over|the isles of Chittim,|and see; and send|unto Kedar, and|consider diligently,|and see if there be
R	Tsuch a thing.|2:11 Hath a nation|changed their gods,|which are yet no|gods? but my people|have changed their|glory for that which|doth not profit.|2:12 Be astonished, O|ye heavens, at this,|and be horribly|afraid, be ye very|desolate, saith the|LORD.
R	T2:13 For my people|have committed two|evils; they have|forsaken me the|fountain of living|waters, and hewed|them out cisterns,|broken cisterns, that|can hold no water.|2:14 Is Israel a|servant? is he a|homeborn slave? why|is he spoiled?|2:15 The young lions
R	Troared upon him, and|yelled, and they made|his land waste: his|cities are burned|without inhabitant.|2:16 Also the children|of Noph and|Tahapanes have|broken the crown of|thy head.|2:17 Hast thou not|procured this unto|thyself, in that thou|hast forsaken the
R	TLORD thy God, when he|led thee by the way?|2:18 And now what|hast thou to do in the|way of Egypt, to drink|the waters of Sihor?|or what hast thou to|do in the way of|Assyria, to drink the|waters of the river?|2:19 Thine own|wickedness shall|correct thee, and thy|backslidings shall
R	Treprove thee: know|therefore and see|that it is an evil thing|and bitter, that thou|hast forsaken the|LORD thy God, and that|my fear is not in thee,|saith the Lord GOD of|hosts.|2:20 For of old time I|have broken thy yoke,|and burst thy bands;|and thou saidst, I will|not transgress; when
R	Tupon every high hill|and under every|green tree thou|wanderest, playing the|harlot.|2:21 Yet I had planted|thee a noble vine,|wholly a right seed:|how then art thou|turned into the|degenerate plant of a|strange vine unto me?|2:22 For though thou|wash thee with nitre,
R	Tand take thee much|soap, yet thine iniquity|is marked before me,|saith the Lord GOD.|2:23 How canst thou|say, I am not polluted,|I have not gone after|Baalim? see thy way in|the valley, know what|thou hast done: thou|art a swift dromedary|traversing her ways;|2:24 A wild ass used|to the wilderness, that
R	Tsnuffeth up the wind|at her pleasure; in|her occasion who can|turn her away? all|they that seek her will|not weary themselves;|in her month they|shall find her.|2:25 Withhold thy foot|from being unshod,|and thy throat from|thirst: but thou saidst,|There is no hope: no;|for I have loved
R	Tstrangers, and after|them will I go.|2:26 As the thief is|ashamed when he is|found, so is the house|of Israel ashamed;|they, their kings, their|princes, and their|priests, and their|prophets.|2:27 Saying to a stock,|Thou art my father;|and to a stone, Thou|hast brought me
R	Tforth: for they have|turned their back|unto me, and not their|face: but in the time of|their trouble they will|say, Arise, and save|us.|2:28 But where are|thy gods that thou|hast made thee? let|them arise, if they can|save thee in the time|of thy trouble: for|according to the
R	Tnumber of thy cities|are thy gods, O Judah.|2:29 Wherefore will ye|plead with me? ye all|have transgressed|against me, saith the|LORD.|2:30 In vain have I|smitten your children;|they received no|correction: your own|sword hath devoured|your prophets, like a|destroying lion.
R	T2:31 O generation, see|ye the word of the|LORD. Have I been a|wilderness unto|Israel? a land of|darkness? wherefore|say my people, We are|lords; we will come no|more unto thee?|2:32 Can a maid forget|her ornaments, or a|bride her attire? yet|my people have|forgotten me days
R	Twithout number.|2:33 Why trimmest thou|thy way to seek love?|therefore hast thou|also taught the wicked|ones thy ways.|2:34 Also in thy skirts|is found the blood of|the souls of the poor|innocents: I have not|found it by secret|search, but upon all|these.|2:35 Yet thou sayest,
R	TBecause I am innocent,|surely his anger shall|turn from me. Behold, I|will plead with thee,|because thou sayest,|I have not sinned.|2:36 Why gaddest thou|about so much to|change thy way? thou|also shalt be ashamed|of Egypt, as thou wast|ashamed of Assyria.|2:37 Yea, thou shalt|go forth from him, and
R	Tthine hands upon thine|head: for the LORD|hath rejected thy|confidences, and thou|shalt not prosper in|them.||3:1 They say, If a man|put away his wife, and|she go from him, and|become another man's,|shall he return unto|her again? shall not|that land be greatly
R	Tpolluted? but thou|hast played the harlot|with many lovers; yet|return again to me,|saith the LORD.|3:2 Lift up thine eyes|unto the high places,|and see where thou|hast not been lien|with. In the ways hast|thou sat for them, as|the Arabian in the|wilderness; and thou|hast polluted the land
R	Twith thy whoredoms|and with thy|wickedness.|3:3 Therefore the|showers have been|withholden, and there|hath been no latter|rain; and thou hadst a|whore's forehead,|thou refusedst to be|ashamed.|3:4 Wilt thou not from|this time cry unto me,|My father, thou art
R	Tthe guide of my|youth?|3:5 Will he reserve his|anger for ever? will|he keep it to the end?|Behold, thou hast|spoken and done evil|things as thou|couldest.|3:6 The LORD said also|unto me in the days of|Josiah the king, Hast|thou seen that which|backsliding Israel
R	Thath done? she is|gone up upon every|high mountain and|under every green|tree, and there hath|played the harlot.|3:7 And I said after|she had done all|these things, Turn|thou unto me. But she|returned not. And her|treacherous sister|Judah saw it.|3:8 And I saw, when
R	Tfor all the causes|whereby backsliding|Israel committed|adultery I had put|her away, and given|her a bill of divorce;|yet her treacherous|sister Judah feared|not, but went and|played the harlot|also.|3:9 And it came to|pass through the|lightness of her
R	Twhoredom, that she|defiled the land, and|committed adultery|with stones and with|stocks.|3:10 And yet for all|this her treacherous|sister Judah hath not|turned unto me with|her whole heart, but|feignedly, saith the|LORD.|3:11 And the LORD said|unto me, The
R	Tbacksliding Israel|hath justified herself|more than|treacherous Judah.|3:12 Go and proclaim|these words toward|the north, and say,|Return, thou|backsliding Israel,|saith the LORD; and I|will not cause mine|anger to fall upon|you: for I am merciful,|saith the LORD, and I
R	Twill not keep anger|for ever.|3:13 Only acknowledge|thine iniquity, that thou|hast transgressed|against the LORD thy|God, and hast|scattered thy ways to|the strangers under|every green tree, and|ye have not obeyed|my voice, saith the|LORD.|3:14 Turn, O
R	Tbacksliding children,|saith the LORD; for I|am married unto you:|and I will take you one|of a city, and two of a|family, and I will bring|you to Zion:|3:15 And I will give you|pastors according to|mine heart, which shall|feed you with|knowledge and|understanding.|3:16 And it shall come
R	Tto pass, when ye be|multiplied and|increased in the land,|in those days, saith|the LORD, they shall|say no more, The ark|of the covenant of|the LORD: neither shall|it come to mind: neither|shall they remember it;|neither shall they visit|it; neither shall that|be done any more.|3:17 At that time they
R	Tshall call Jerusalem|the throne of the|LORD; and all the|nations shall be|gathered unto it, to|the name of the LORD,|to Jerusalem: neither|shall they walk any|more after the|imagination of their|evil heart.|3:18 In those days the|house of Judah shall|walk with the house of
R	TIsrael, and they shall|come together out of|the land of the north|to the land that I|have given for an|inheritance unto your|fathers.|3:19 But I said, How|shall I put thee among|the children, and give|thee a pleasant land,|a goodly heritage of|the hosts of nations?|and I said, Thou shalt
R	Tcall me, My father; and|shalt not turn away|from me.|3:20 Surely as a wife|treacherously|departeth from her|husband, so have ye|dealt treacherously|with me, O house of|Israel, saith the LORD.|3:21 A voice was|heard upon the high|places, weeping and|supplications of the
R	Tchildren of Israel: for|they have perverted|their way, and they|have forgotten the|LORD their God.|3:22 Return, ye|backsliding children,|and I will heal your|backslidings. Behold,|we come unto thee;|for thou art the LORD|our God.|3:23 Truly in vain is|salvation hoped for
R	Tfrom the hills, and|from the multitude of|mountains: truly in the|LORD our God is the|salvation of Israel.|3:24 For shame hath|devoured the labour|of our fathers from|our youth; their|flocks and their|herds, their sons and|their daughters.|3:25 We lie down in our|shame, and our
R	Tconfusion covereth|us: for we have|sinned against the|LORD our God, we and|our fathers, from our|youth even unto this|day, and have not|obeyed the voice of|the LORD our God.||4:1 If thou wilt return,|O Israel, saith the|LORD, return unto me:|and if thou wilt put
R	Taway thine|abominations out of my|sight, then shalt thou|not remove.|4:2 And thou shalt|swear, The LORD|liveth, in truth, in|judgment, and in|righteousness; and|the nations shall|bless themselves in|him, and in him shall|they glory.|4:3 For thus saith the
R	TLORD to the men of|Judah and Jerusalem,|Break up your fallow|ground, and sow not|among thorns.|4:4 Circumcise|yourselves to the|LORD, and take away|the foreskins of your|heart, ye men of|Judah and inhabitants|of Jerusalem: lest my|fury come forth like|fire, and burn that
R	Tnone can quench it,|because of the evil of|your doings.|4:5 Declare ye in|Judah, and publish in|Jerusalem; and say,|Blow ye the trumpet in|the land: cry, gather|together, and say,|Assemble yourselves,|and let us go into the|defenced cities.|4:6 Set up the|standard toward Zion:
R	Tretire, stay not: for I|will bring evil from the|north, and a great|destruction.|4:7 The lion is come up|from his thicket, and|the destroyer of the|Gentiles is on his way;|he is gone forth from|his place to make thy|land desolate; and thy|cities shall be laid|waste, without an|inhabitant.
R	T4:8 For this gird you|with sackcloth, lament|and howl: for the|fierce anger of the|LORD is not turned|back from us.|4:9 And it shall come|to pass at that day,|saith the LORD, that|the heart of the king|shall perish, and the|heart of the princes;|and the priests shall|be astonished, and the
R	Tprophets shall|wonder.|4:10 Then said I, Ah,|Lord GOD! surely thou|hast greatly deceived|this people and|Jerusalem, saying, Ye|shall have peace;|whereas the sword|reacheth unto the|soul.|4:11 At that time shall|it be said to this|people and to
R	TJerusalem, A dry wind|of the high places in|the wilderness toward|the daughter of my|people, not to fan, nor|to cleanse,|4:12 Even a full wind|from those places|shall come unto me:|now also will I give|sentence against them.|4:13 Behold, he shall|come up as clouds,|and his chariots shall
R	Tbe as a whirlwind: his|horses are swifter|than eagles. Woe unto|us! for we are spoiled.|4:14 O Jerusalem,|wash thine heart from|wickedness, that thou|mayest be saved. How|long shall thy vain|thoughts lodge within|thee?|4:15 For a voice|declareth from Dan,|and publisheth
R	Taffliction from mount|Ephraim.|4:16 Make ye mention|to the nations; behold,|publish against|Jerusalem, that|watchers come from a|far country, and give|out their voice against|the cities of Judah.|4:17 As keepers of a|field, are they against|her round about;|because she hath
R	Tbeen rebellious|against me, saith the|LORD.|4:18 Thy way and thy|doings have procured|these things unto|thee; this is thy|wickedness, because it|is bitter, because it|reacheth unto thine|heart.|4:19 My bowels, my|bowels! I am pained at|my very heart; my
R	Theart maketh a noise|in me; I cannot hold my|peace, because thou|hast heard, O my soul,|the sound of the|trumpet, the alarm of|war.|4:20 Destruction upon|destruction is cried;|for the whole land is|spoiled: suddenly are|my tents spoiled, and|my curtains in a|moment.
R	T4:21 How long shall I|see the standard, and|hear the sound of the|trumpet?|4:22 For my people is|foolish, they have not|known me; they are|sottish children, and|they have none|understanding: they|are wise to do evil,|but to do good they|have no knowledge.|4:23 I beheld the
R	Tearth, and, lo, it was|without form, and void;|and the heavens, and|they had no light.|4:24 I beheld the|mountains, and, lo,|they trembled, and all|the hills moved lightly.|4:25 I beheld, and, lo,|there was no man, and|all the birds of the|heavens were fled.|4:26 I beheld, and, lo,|the fruitful place was
R	Ta wilderness, and all|the cities thereof|were broken down at|the presence of the|LORD, and by his|fierce anger.|4:27 For thus hath the|LORD said, The whole|land shall be desolate;|yet will I not make a|full end.|4:28 For this shall the|earth mourn, and the|heavens above be
R	Tblack; because I have|spoken it, I have|purposed it, and will|not repent, neither will|I turn back from it.|4:29 The whole city|shall flee for the|noise of the horsemen|and bowmen; they shall|go into thickets, and|climb up upon the|rocks: every city|shall be forsaken, and|not a man dwell
R	Ttherein.|4:30 And when thou|art spoiled, what wilt|thou do? Though thou|clothest thyself with|crimson, though thou|deckest thee with|ornaments of gold,|though thou rentest|thy face with painting,|in vain shalt thou make|thyself fair; thy|lovers will despise|thee, they will seek
R	Tthy life.|4:31 For I have heard|a voice as of a woman|in travail, and the|anguish as of her|that bringeth forth|her first child, the|voice of the daughter|of Zion, that bewaileth|herself, that|spreadeth her hands,|saying, Woe is me now!|for my soul is wearied|because of
R	Tmurderers.||5:1 Run ye to and fro|through the streets|of Jerusalem, and see|now, and know, and|seek in the broad|places thereof, if ye|can find a man, if|there be any that|executeth judgment,|that seeketh the|truth; and I will|pardon it.
R	T5:2 And though they|say, The LORD liveth;|surely they swear|falsely.|5:3 O LORD, are not|thine eyes upon the|truth? thou hast|stricken them, but|they have not grieved;|thou hast consumed|them, but they have|refused to receive|correction: they have|made their faces
R	Tharder than a rock;|they have refused to|return.|5:4 Therefore I said,|Surely these are|poor; they are foolish:|for they know not the|way of the LORD, nor|the judgment of their|God.|5:5 I will get me unto|the great men, and will|speak unto them; for|they have known the
R	Tway of the LORD, and|the judgment of their|God: but these have|altogether broken the|yoke, and burst the|bonds.|5:6 Wherefore a lion|out of the forest|shall slay them, and a|wolf of the evenings|shall spoil them, a|leopard shall watch|over their cities:|every one that goeth
R	Tout thence shall be|torn in pieces:|because their|transgressions are|many, and their|backslidings are|increased.|5:7 How shall I pardon|thee for this? thy|children have|forsaken me, and|sworn by them that|are no gods: when I|had fed them to the
R	Tfull, they then|committed adultery,|and assembled|themselves by troops|in the harlots' houses.|5:8 They were as fed|horses in the morning:|every one neighed|after his neighbour's|wife.|5:9 Shall I not visit|for these things?|saith the LORD: and|shall not my soul be
R	Tavenged on such a|nation as this?|5:10 Go ye up upon|her walls, and|destroy; but make not|a full end: take away|her battlements; for|they are not the|LORD's.|5:11 For the house of|Israel and the house|of Judah have dealt|very treacherously|against me, saith the
R	TLORD.|5:12 They have belied|the LORD, and said, It|is not he; neither shall|evil come upon us;|neither shall we see|sword nor famine:|5:13 And the prophets|shall become wind, and|the word is not in|them: thus shall it be|done unto them.|5:14 Wherefore thus|saith the LORD God of
R	Thosts, Because ye|speak this word,|behold, I will make my|words in thy mouth|fire, and this people|wood, and it shall|devour them.|5:15 Lo, I will bring a|nation upon you from|far, O house of|Israel, saith the LORD:|it is a mighty nation, it|is an ancient nation, a|nation whose language
R	Tthou knowest not,|neither understandest|what they say.|5:16 Their quiver is as|an open sepulchre,|they are all mighty|men.|5:17 And they shall|eat up thine harvest,|and thy bread, which|thy sons and thy|daughters should eat:|they shall eat up thy|flocks and thine
R	Therds: they shall eat|up thy vines and thy|fig trees: they shall|impoverish thy fenced|cities, wherein thou|trustedst, with the|sword.|5:18 Nevertheless in|those days, saith the|LORD, I will not make a|full end with you.|5:19 And it shall come|to pass, when ye shall|say, Wherefore doeth
R	Tthe LORD our God all|these things unto us?|then shalt thou|answer them, Like as|ye have forsaken me,|and served strange|gods in your land, so|shall ye serve|strangers in a land|that is not yours.|5:20 Declare this in|the house of Jacob,|and publish it in|Judah, saying,
R	T5:21 Hear now this, O|foolish people, and|without understanding;|which have eyes, and|see not; which have|ears, and hear not:|5:22 Fear ye not me?|saith the LORD: will ye|not tremble at my|presence, which have|placed the sand for|the bound of the sea|by a perpetual|decree, that it cannot
R	Tpass it: and though|the waves thereof|toss themselves, yet|can they not prevail;|though they roar, yet|can they not pass|over it?|5:23 But this people|hath a revolting and a|rebellious heart; they|are revolted and|gone.|5:24 Neither say they|in their heart, Let us
R	Tnow fear the LORD|our God, that giveth|rain, both the former|and the latter, in his|season: he reserveth|unto us the appointed|weeks of the harvest.|5:25 Your iniquities|have turned away|these things, and your|sins have withholden|good things from you.|5:26 For among my|people are found
R	Twicked men: they lay|wait, as he that|setteth snares; they|set a trap, they catch|men.|5:27 As a cage is full|of birds, so are their|houses full of deceit:|therefore they are|become great, and|waxen rich.|5:28 They are waxen|fat, they shine: yea,|they overpass the
R	Tdeeds of the wicked:|they judge not the|cause, the cause of|the fatherless, yet|they prosper; and the|right of the needy do|they not judge.|5:29 Shall I not visit|for these things?|saith the LORD: shall|not my soul be|avenged on such a|nation as this?|5:30 A wonderful and
R	Thorrible thing is|committed in the land;|5:31 The prophets|prophesy falsely, and|the priests bear rule|by their means; and my|people love to have it|so: and what will ye do|in the end thereof?||6:1 O ye children of|Benjamin, gather|yourselves to flee|out of the midst of
R	TJerusalem, and blow|the trumpet in Tekoa,|and set up a sign of|fire in Bethhaccerem:|for evil appeareth out|of the north, and|great destruction.|6:2 I have likened the|daughter of Zion to a|comely and delicate|woman.|6:3 The shepherds|with their flocks shall|come unto her; they
R	Tshall pitch their tents|against her round|about; they shall feed|every one in his|place.|6:4 Prepare ye war|against her; arise, and|let us go up at noon.|Woe unto us! for the|day goeth away, for|the shadows of the|evening are stretched|out.|6:5 Arise, and let us
R	Tgo by night, and let us|destroy her palaces.|6:6 For thus hath the|LORD of hosts said,|Hew ye down trees,|and cast a mount|against Jerusalem:|this is the city to be|visited; she is wholly|oppression in the|midst of her.|6:7 As a fountain|casteth out her|waters, so she
R	Tcasteth out her|wickedness: violence|and spoil is heard in|her; before me|continually is grief|and wounds.|6:8 Be thou instructed,|O Jerusalem, lest my|soul depart from thee;|lest I make thee|desolate, a land not|inhabited.|6:9 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, They
R	Tshall throughly glean|the remnant of Israel|as a vine: turn back|thine hand as a|grapegatherer into|the baskets.|6:10 To whom shall I|speak, and give|warning, that they may|hear? behold, their|ear is uncircumcised,|and they cannot|hearken: behold, the|word of the LORD is
R	Tunto them a reproach;|they have no delight|in it.|6:11 Therefore I am|full of the fury of the|LORD; I am weary with|holding in: I will pour it|out upon the children|abroad, and upon the|assembly of young|men together: for|even the husband with|the wife shall be|taken, the aged with
R	Thim that is full of|days.|6:12 And their houses|shall be turned unto|others, with their|fields and wives|together: for I will|stretch out my hand|upon the inhabitants|of the land, saith the|LORD.|6:13 For from the|least of them even|unto the greatest of
R	Tthem every one is|given to|covetousness; and|from the prophet|even unto the priest|every one dealeth|falsely.|6:14 They have healed|also the hurt of the|daughter of my people|slightly, saying, Peace,|peace; when there is|no peace.|6:15 Were they
R	Tashamed when they|had committed|abomination? nay, they|were not at all|ashamed, neither|could they blush:|therefore they shall|fall among them that|fall: at the time that I|visit them they shall|be cast down, saith|the LORD.|6:16 Thus saith the|LORD, Stand ye in the
R	Tways, and see, and|ask for the old paths,|where is the good way,|and walk therein, and|ye shall find rest for|your souls. But they|said, We will not walk|therein.|6:17 Also I set|watchmen over you,|saying, Hearken to the|sound of the trumpet.|But they said, We will|not hearken.
R	T6:18 Therefore hear,|ye nations, and know,|O congregation, what|is among them.|6:19 Hear, O earth:|behold, I will bring evil|upon this people, even|the fruit of their|thoughts, because|they have not|hearkened unto my|words, nor to my law,|but rejected it.|6:20 To what purpose
R	Tcometh there to me|incense from Sheba,|and the sweet cane|from a far country?|your burnt offerings|are not acceptable,|nor your sacrifices|sweet unto me.|6:21 Therefore thus|saith the LORD, Behold,|I will lay|stumblingblocks|before this people,|and the fathers and
R	Tthe sons together|shall fall upon them;|the neighbour and his|friend shall perish.|6:22 Thus saith the|LORD, Behold, a people|cometh from the north|country, and a great|nation shall be raised|from the sides of the|earth.|6:23 They shall lay|hold on bow and|spear; they are cruel,
R	Tand have no mercy;|their voice roareth|like the sea; and they|ride upon horses, set|in array as men for|war against thee, O|daughter of Zion.|6:24 We have heard|the fame thereof: our|hands wax feeble:|anguish hath taken|hold of us, and pain,|as of a woman in|travail.
R	T6:25 Go not forth into|the field, nor walk by|the way; for the|sword of the enemy|and fear is on every|side.|6:26 O daughter of my|people, gird thee with|sackcloth, and wallow|thyself in ashes: make|thee mourning, as for|an only son, most|bitter lamentation: for|the spoiler shall
R	Tsuddenly come upon|us.|6:27 I have set thee|for a tower and a|fortress among my|people, that thou|mayest know and try|their way.|6:28 They are all|grievous revolters,|walking with slanders:|they are brass and|iron; they are all|corrupters.
R	T6:29 The bellows are|burned, the lead is|consumed of the fire;|the founder melteth in|vain: for the wicked|are not plucked away.|6:30 Reprobate silver|shall men call them,|because the LORD|hath rejected them.||7:1 The word that|came to Jeremiah from|the LORD, saying,
R	T7:2 Stand in the gate|of the LORD's house,|and proclaim there|this word, and say,|Hear the word of the|LORD, all ye of Judah,|that enter in at these|gates to worship the|LORD.|7:3 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel, Amend|your ways and your|doings, and I will
R	Tcause you to dwell in|this place.|7:4 Trust ye not in|lying words, saying,|The temple of the|LORD, The temple of|the LORD, The temple|of the LORD, are|these.|7:5 For if ye|throughly amend your|ways and your doings;|if ye throughly|execute judgment
R	Tbetween a man and his|neighbour;|7:6 If ye oppress not|the stranger, the|fatherless, and the|widow, and shed not|innocent blood in this|place, neither walk|after other gods to|your hurt:|7:7 Then will I cause|you to dwell in this|place, in the land that|I gave to your
R	Tfathers, for ever and|ever.|7:8 Behold, ye trust in|lying words, that|cannot profit.|7:9 Will ye steal,|murder, and commit|adultery, and swear|falsely, and burn|incense unto Baal, and|walk after other gods|whom ye know not;|7:10 And come and|stand before me in
R	Tthis house, which is|called by my name, and|say, We are delivered|to do all these|abominations?|7:11 Is this house,|which is called by my|name, become a den of|robbers in your|eyes? Behold, even I|have seen it, saith the|LORD.|7:12 But go ye now|unto my place which
R	Twas in Shiloh, where I|set my name at the|first, and see what I|did to it for the|wickedness of my|people Israel.|7:13 And now, because|ye have done all|these works, saith the|LORD, and I spake|unto you, rising up|early and speaking,|but ye heard not; and|I called you, but ye
R	Tanswered not;|7:14 Therefore will I|do unto this house,|which is called by my|name, wherein ye|trust, and unto the|place which I gave to|you and to your|fathers, as I have|done to Shiloh.|7:15 And I will cast|you out of my sight,|as I have cast out all|your brethren, even
R	Tthe whole seed of|Ephraim.|7:16 Therefore pray|not thou for this|people, neither lift up|cry nor prayer for|them, neither make|intercession to me:|for I will not hear|thee.|7:17 Seest thou not|what they do in the|cities of Judah and in|the streets of
R	TJerusalem?|7:18 The children|gather wood, and the|fathers kindle the|fire, and the women|knead their dough, to|make cakes to the|queen of heaven, and|to pour out drink|offerings unto other|gods, that they may|provoke me to anger.|7:19 Do they provoke|me to anger? saith the
R	TLORD: do they not|provoke themselves to|the confusion of their|own faces?|7:20 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, mine anger|and my fury shall be|poured out upon this|place, upon man, and|upon beast, and upon|the trees of the field,|and upon the fruit of|the ground; and it
R	Tshall burn, and shall|not be quenched.|7:21 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Put|your burnt offerings|unto your sacrifices,|and eat flesh.|7:22 For I spake not|unto your fathers,|nor commanded them in|the day that I brought|them out of the land|of Egypt, concerning
R	Tburnt offerings or|sacrifices:|7:23 But this thing|commanded I them,|saying, Obey my voice,|and I will be your God,|and ye shall be my|people: and walk ye in|all the ways that I|have commanded you,|that it may be well|unto you.|7:24 But they|hearkened not, nor
R	Tinclined their ear, but|walked in the counsels|and in the imagination|of their evil heart,|and went backward,|and not forward.|7:25 Since the day|that your fathers|came forth out of the|land of Egypt unto|this day I have even|sent unto you all my|servants the|prophets, daily rising
R	Tup early and sending|them:|7:26 Yet they|hearkened not unto|me, nor inclined their|ear, but hardened|their neck: they did|worse than their|fathers.|7:27 Therefore thou|shalt speak all these|words unto them; but|they will not hearken|to thee: thou shalt
R	Talso call unto them;|but they will not|answer thee.|7:28 But thou shalt|say unto them, This is|a nation that obeyeth|not the voice of the|LORD their God, nor|receiveth correction:|truth is perished, and|is cut off from their|mouth.|7:29 Cut off thine hair,|O Jerusalem, and cast
R	Tit away, and take up a|lamentation on high|places; for the LORD|hath rejected and|forsaken the|generation of his|wrath.|7:30 For the children|of Judah have done|evil in my sight, saith|the LORD: they have|set their abominations|in the house which is|called by my name, to
R	Tpollute it.|7:31 And they have|built the high places|of Tophet, which is in|the valley of the son|of Hinnom, to burn|their sons and their|daughters in the fire;|which I commanded|them not, neither came|it into my heart.|7:32 Therefore,|behold, the days come,|saith the LORD, that it
R	Tshall no more be|called Tophet, nor the|valley of the son of|Hinnom, but the valley|of slaughter: for they|shall bury in Tophet,|till there be no place.|7:33 And the carcases|of this people shall be|meat for the fowls of|the heaven, and for|the beasts of the|earth; and none shall|fray them away.
R	T7:34 Then will I cause|to cease from the|cities of Judah, and|from the streets of|Jerusalem, the voice|of mirth, and the voice|of gladness, the voice|of the bridegroom,|and the voice of the|bride: for the land|shall be desolate.||8:1 At that time, saith|the LORD, they shall
R	Tbring out the bones|of the kings of Judah,|and the bones of his|princes, and the|bones of the priests,|and the bones of the|prophets, and the|bones of the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem, out of|their graves:|8:2 And they shall|spread them before|the sun, and the moon,
R	Tand all the host of|heaven, whom they|have loved, and whom|they have served, and|after whom they have|walked, and whom they|have sought, and whom|they have worshipped:|they shall not be|gathered, nor be|buried; they shall be|for dung upon the|face of the earth.|8:3 And death shall be
R	Tchosen rather than|life by all the residue|of them that remain of|this evil family, which|remain in all the|places whither I have|driven them, saith the|LORD of hosts.|8:4 Moreover thou|shalt say unto them,|Thus saith the LORD;|Shall they fall, and|not arise? shall he|turn away, and not
R	Treturn?|8:5 Why then is this|people of Jerusalem|slidden back by a|perpetual backsliding?|they hold fast deceit,|they refuse to|return.|8:6 I hearkened and|heard, but they spake|not aright: no man|repented him of his|wickedness, saying,|What have I done?
R	Tevery one turned to|his course, as the|horse rusheth into|the battle.|8:7 Yea, the stork in|the heaven knoweth|her appointed times;|and the turtle and the|crane and the swallow|observe the time of|their coming; but my|people know not the|judgment of the LORD.|8:8 How do ye say, We
R	Tare wise, and the law|of the LORD is with|us? Lo, certainly in|vain made he it; the|pen of the scribes is|in vain.|8:9 The wise men are|ashamed, they are|dismayed and taken: lo,|they have rejected|the word of the LORD;|and what wisdom is in|them?|8:10 Therefore will I
R	Tgive their wives unto|others, and their|fields to them that|shall inherit them: for|every one from the|least even unto the|greatest is given to|covetousness, from|the prophet even unto|the priest every one|dealeth falsely.|8:11 For they have|healed the hurt of the|daughter of my people
R	Tslightly, saying, Peace,|peace; when there is|no peace.|8:12 Were they|ashamed when they|had committed|abomination? nay, they|were not at all|ashamed, neither|could they blush:|therefore shall they|fall among them that|fall: in the time of|their visitation they
R	Tshall be cast down,|saith the LORD.|8:13 I will surely|consume them, saith|the LORD: there shall|be no grapes on the|vine, nor figs on the|fig tree, and the leaf|shall fade; and the|things that I have|given them shall pass|away from them.|8:14 Why do we sit|still? assemble
R	Tyourselves, and let us|enter into the|defenced cities, and|let us be silent there:|for the LORD our God|hath put us to silence,|and given us water of|gall to drink, because|we have sinned|against the LORD.|8:15 We looked for|peace, but no good|came; and for a time|of health, and behold
R	Ttrouble!|8:16 The snorting of|his horses was heard|from Dan: the whole|land trembled at the|sound of the neighing|of his strong ones;|for they are come,|and have devoured|the land, and all that|is in it; the city, and|those that dwell|therein.|8:17 For, behold, I will
R	Tsend serpents,|cockatrices, among|you, which will not be|charmed, and they|shall bite you, saith|the LORD.|8:18 When I would|comfort myself|against sorrow, my|heart is faint in me.|8:19 Behold the voice|of the cry of the|daughter of my people|because of them that
R	Tdwell in a far country:|Is not the LORD in|Zion? is not her king|in her? Why have they|provoked me to anger|with their graven|images, and with|strange vanities?|8:20 The harvest is|past, the summer is|ended, and we are not|saved.|8:21 For the hurt of|the daughter of my
R	Tpeople am I hurt; I am|black; astonishment|hath taken hold on me.|8:22 Is there no balm|in Gilead; is there no|physician there? why|then is not the health|of the daughter of my|people recovered?||9:1 Oh that my head|were waters, and mine|eyes a fountain of|tears, that I might
R	Tweep day and night|for the slain of the|daughter of my|people!|9:2 Oh that I had in|the wilderness a|lodging place of|wayfaring men; that I|might leave my people,|and go from them! for|they be all|adulterers, an|assembly of|treacherous men.
R	T9:3 And they bend|their tongues like|their bow for lies: but|they are not valiant|for the truth upon|the earth; for they|proceed from evil to|evil, and they know not|me, saith the LORD.|9:4 Take ye heed|every one of his|neighbour, and trust|ye not in any brother:|for every brother will
R	Tutterly supplant, and|every neighbour will|walk with slanders.|9:5 And they will|deceive every one his|neighbour, and will not|speak the truth: they|have taught their|tongue to speak lies,|and weary themselves|to commit iniquity.|9:6 Thine habitation is|in the midst of deceit;|through deceit they
R	Trefuse to know me,|saith the LORD.|9:7 Therefore thus|saith the LORD of|hosts, Behold, I will|melt them, and try|them; for how shall I|do for the daughter|of my people?|9:8 Their tongue is as|an arrow shot out; it|speaketh deceit: one|speaketh peaceably to|his neighbour with his
R	Tmouth, but in heart he|layeth his wait.|9:9 Shall I not visit|them for these|things? saith the LORD:|shall not my soul be|avenged on such a|nation as this?|9:10 For the mountains|will I take up a|weeping and wailing,|and for the|habitations of the|wilderness a
R	Tlamentation, because|they are burned up,|so that none can pass|through them; neither|can men hear the|voice of the cattle;|both the fowl of the|heavens and the|beast are fled; they|are gone.|9:11 And I will make|Jerusalem heaps, and|a den of dragons; and|I will make the cities of
R	TJudah desolate,|without an inhabitant.|9:12 Who is the wise|man, that may|understand this? and|who is he to whom the|mouth of the LORD|hath spoken, that he|may declare it, for|what the land|perisheth and is|burned up like a|wilderness, that none|passeth through?
R	T9:13 And the LORD|saith, Because they|have forsaken my law|which I set before|them, and have not|obeyed my voice,|neither walked therein;|9:14 But have walked|after the imagination|of their own heart,|and after Baalim, which|their fathers taught|them:|9:15 Therefore thus
R	Tsaith the LORD of|hosts, the God of|Israel; Behold, I will|feed them, even this|people, with wormwood,|and give them water|of gall to drink.|9:16 I will scatter them|also among the|heathen, whom neither|they nor their|fathers have known:|and I will send a|sword after them, till I
R	Thave consumed them.|9:17 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts,|Consider ye, and call|for the mourning|women, that they may|come; and send for|cunning women, that|they may come:|9:18 And let them make|haste, and take up a|wailing for us, that|our eyes may run|down with tears, and
R	Tour eyelids gush out|with waters.|9:19 For a voice of|wailing is heard out of|Zion, How are we|spoiled! we are|greatly confounded,|because we have|forsaken the land,|because our dwellings|have cast us out.|9:20 Yet hear the|word of the LORD, O|ye women, and let
R	Tyour ear receive the|word of his mouth, and|teach your daughters|wailing, and every one|her neighbour|lamentation.|9:21 For death is come|up into our windows,|and is entered into|our palaces, to cut|off the children from|without, and the young|men from the streets.|9:22 Speak, Thus saith
R	Tthe LORD, Even the|carcases of men shall|fall as dung upon the|open field, and as the|handful after the|harvestman, and none|shall gather them.|9:23 Thus saith the|LORD, Let not the wise|man glory in his|wisdom, neither let the|mighty man glory in his|might, let not the rich|man glory in his
R	Triches:|9:24 But let him that|glorieth glory in this,|that he understandeth|and knoweth me, that I|am the LORD which|exercise|lovingkindness,|judgment, and|righteousness, in the|earth: for in these|things I delight, saith|the LORD.|9:25 Behold, the days
R	Tcome, saith the LORD,|that I will punish all|them which are|circumcised with the|uncircumcised;|9:26 Egypt, and Judah,|and Edom, and the|children of Ammon, and|Moab, and all that are|in the utmost corners,|that dwell in the|wilderness: for all|these nations are|uncircumcised, and all
R	Tthe house of Israel|are uncircumcised in|the heart.||10:1 Hear ye the word|which the LORD|speaketh unto you, O|house of Israel:|10:2 Thus saith the|LORD, Learn not the|way of the heathen,|and be not dismayed|at the signs of|heaven; for the
R	Theathen are dismayed|at them.|10:3 For the customs|of the people are|vain: for one cutteth|a tree out of the|forest, the work of|the hands of the|workman, with the axe.|10:4 They deck it with|silver and with gold;|they fasten it with|nails and with|hammers, that it move
R	Tnot.|10:5 They are upright|as the palm tree, but|speak not: they must|needs be borne,|because they cannot|go. Be not afraid of|them; for they cannot|do evil, neither also is|it in them to do good.|10:6 Forasmuch as|there is none like unto|thee, O LORD; thou art|great, and thy name is
R	Tgreat in might.|10:7 Who would not|fear thee, O King of|nations? for to thee|doth it appertain:|forasmuch as among|all the wise men of the|nations, and in all|their kingdoms, there|is none like unto thee.|10:8 But they are|altogether brutish|and foolish: the stock|is a doctrine of
R	Tvanities.|10:9 Silver spread|into plates is brought|from Tarshish, and|gold from Uphaz, the|work of the workman,|and of the hands of|the founder: blue and|purple is their|clothing: they are all|the work of cunning|men.|10:10 But the LORD is|the true God, he is the
R	Tliving God, and an|everlasting king: at his|wrath the earth shall|tremble, and the|nations shall not be|able to abide his|indignation.|10:11 Thus shall ye|say unto them, The|gods that have not|made the heavens and|the earth, even they|shall perish from the|earth, and from under
R	Tthese heavens.|10:12 He hath made|the earth by his|power, he hath|established the world|by his wisdom, and|hath stretched out|the heavens by his|discretion.|10:13 When he|uttereth his voice,|there is a multitude of|waters in the heavens,|and he causeth the
R	Tvapours to ascend|from the ends of the|earth; he maketh|lightnings with rain,|and bringeth forth|the wind out of his|treasures.|10:14 Every man is|brutish in his|knowledge: every|founder is|confounded by the|graven image: for his|molten image is
R	Tfalsehood, and there|is no breath in them.|10:15 They are vanity,|and the work of|errors: in the time of|their visitation they|shall perish.|10:16 The portion of|Jacob is not like them:|for he is the former|of all things; and|Israel is the rod of|his inheritance: The|LORD of hosts is his
R	Tname.|10:17 Gather up thy|wares out of the land,|O inhabitant of the|fortress.|10:18 For thus saith|the LORD, Behold, I will|sling out the|inhabitants of the land|at this once, and will|distress them, that|they may find it so.|10:19 Woe is me for my|hurt! my wound is
R	Tgrievous; but I said,|Truly this is a grief,|and I must bear it.|10:20 My tabernacle is|spoiled, and all my|cords are broken: my|children are gone|forth of me, and they|are not: there is none|to stretch forth my|tent any more, and to|set up my curtains.|10:21 For the pastors|are become brutish,
R	Tand have not sought|the LORD: therefore|they shall not|prosper, and all their|flocks shall be|scattered.|10:22 Behold, the|noise of the bruit is|come, and a great|commotion out of the|north country, to|make the cities of|Judah desolate, and a|den of dragons.
R	T10:23 O LORD, I know|that the way of man is|not in himself: it is not|in man that walketh to|direct his steps.|10:24 O LORD, correct|me, but with judgment;|not in thine anger,|lest thou bring me to|nothing.|10:25 Pour out thy|fury upon the|heathen that know|thee not, and upon the
R	Tfamilies that call not|on thy name: for they|have eaten up Jacob,|and devoured him, and|consumed him, and|have made his|habitation desolate.||11:1 The word that|came to Jeremiah from|the LORD saying,|11:2 Hear ye the|words of this|covenant, and speak
R	Tunto the men of|Judah, and to the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem;|11:3 And say thou|unto them, Thus saith|the LORD God of|Israel; Cursed be the|man that obeyeth not|the words of this|covenant,|11:4 Which I|commanded your|fathers in the day
R	Tthat I brought them|forth out of the land|of Egypt, from the|iron furnace, saying,|Obey my voice, and do|them, according to all|which I command you:|so shall ye be my|people, and I will be|your God:|11:5 That I may|perform the oath|which I have sworn|unto your fathers, to
R	Tgive them a land|flowing with milk and|honey, as it is this|day. Then answered I,|and said, So be it, O|LORD.|11:6 Then the LORD|said unto me, Proclaim|all these words in the|cities of Judah, and in|the streets of|Jerusalem, saying,|Hear ye the words of|this covenant, and do
R	Tthem.|11:7 For I earnestly|protested unto your|fathers in the day|that I brought them up|out of the land of|Egypt, even unto this|day, rising early and|protesting, saying,|Obey my voice.|11:8 Yet they obeyed|not, nor inclined their|ear, but walked every|one in the imagination
R	Tof their evil heart:|therefore I will bring|upon them all the|words of this|covenant, which I|commanded them to do:|but they did them not.|11:9 And the LORD said|unto me, A conspiracy|is found among the|men of Judah, and|among the inhabitants|of Jerusalem.|11:10 They are turned
R	Tback to the iniquities|of their forefathers,|which refused to hear|my words; and they|went after other gods|to serve them: the|house of Israel and|the house of Judah|have broken my|covenant which I made|with their fathers.|11:11 Therefore thus|saith the LORD, Behold,|I will bring evil upon
R	Tthem, which they shall|not be able to escape;|and though they shall|cry unto me, I will not|hearken unto them.|11:12 Then shall the|cities of Judah and|inhabitants of|Jerusalem go, and cry|unto the gods unto|whom they offer|incense: but they shall|not save them at all in|the time of their
R	Ttrouble.|11:13 For according|to the number of thy|cities were thy gods, O|Judah; and according|to the number of the|streets of Jerusalem|have ye set up altars|to that shameful thing,|even altars to burn|incense unto Baal.|11:14 Therefore pray|not thou for this|people, neither lift up
R	Ta cry or prayer for|them: for I will not|hear them in the time|that they cry unto me|for their trouble.|11:15 What hath my|beloved to do in mine|house, seeing she|hath wrought|lewdness with many,|and the holy flesh is|passed from thee?|when thou doest evil,|then thou rejoicest.
R	T11:16 The LORD called|thy name, A green|olive tree, fair, and of|goodly fruit: with the|noise of a great|tumult he hath kindled|fire upon it, and the|branches of it are|broken.|11:17 For the LORD of|hosts, that planted|thee, hath pronounced|evil against thee, for|the evil of the house
R	Tof Israel and of the|house of Judah, which|they have done|against themselves to|provoke me to anger|in offering incense|unto Baal.|11:18 And the LORD|hath given me|knowledge of it, and I|know it: then thou|shewedst me their|doings.|11:19 But I was like a
R	Tlamb or an ox that is|brought to the|slaughter; and I knew|not that they had|devised devices|against me, saying, Let|us destroy the tree|with the fruit thereof,|and let us cut him off|from the land of the|living, that his name|may be no more|remembered.|11:20 But, O LORD of
R	Thosts, that judgest|righteously, that|triest the reins and|the heart, let me see|thy vengeance on|them: for unto thee|have I revealed my|cause.|11:21 Therefore thus|saith the LORD of the|men of Anathoth, that|seek thy life, saying,|Prophesy not in the|name of the LORD, that
R	Tthou die not by our|hand:|11:22 Therefore thus|saith the LORD of|hosts, Behold, I will|punish them: the young|men shall die by the|sword; their sons and|their daughters shall|die by famine:|11:23 And there shall|be no remnant of|them: for I will bring|evil upon the men of
R	TAnathoth, even the|year of their|visitation.||12:1 Righteous art|thou, O LORD, when I|plead with thee: yet let|me talk with thee of|thy judgments:|Wherefore doth the|way of the wicked|prosper? wherefore|are all they happy|that deal very
R	Ttreacherously?|12:2 Thou hast|planted them, yea,|they have taken root:|they grow, yea, they|bring forth fruit: thou|art near in their|mouth, and far from|their reins.|12:3 But thou, O LORD,|knowest me: thou hast|seen me, and tried|mine heart toward|thee: pull them out like
R	Tsheep for the|slaughter, and|prepare them for the|day of slaughter.|12:4 How long shall|the land mourn, and|the herbs of every|field wither, for the|wickedness of them|that dwell therein? the|beasts are consumed,|and the birds;|because they said, He|shall not see our last
R	Tend.|12:5 If thou hast run|with the footmen, and|they have wearied|thee, then how canst|thou contend with|horses? and if in the|land of peace, wherein|thou trustedst, they|wearied thee, then how|wilt thou do in the|swelling of Jordan?|12:6 For even thy|brethren, and the
R	Thouse of thy father,|even they have dealt|treacherously with|thee; yea, they have|called a multitude|after thee: believe|them not, though they|speak fair words unto|thee.|12:7 I have forsaken|mine house, I have left|mine heritage; I have|given the dearly|beloved of my soul
R	Tinto the hand of her|enemies.|12:8 Mine heritage is|unto me as a lion in|the forest; it crieth|out against me:|therefore have I|hated it.|12:9 Mine heritage is|unto me as a speckled|bird, the birds round|about are against her;|come ye, assemble all|the beasts of the
R	Tfield, come to devour.|12:10 Many pastors|have destroyed my|vineyard, they have|trodden my portion|under foot, they have|made my pleasant|portion a desolate|wilderness.|12:11 They have made|it desolate, and being|desolate it mourneth|unto me; the whole|land is made desolate,
R	Tbecause no man|layeth it to heart.|12:12 The spoilers|are come upon all high|places through the|wilderness: for the|sword of the LORD|shall devour from the|one end of the land|even to the other end|of the land: no flesh|shall have peace.|12:13 They have sown|wheat, but shall reap
R	Tthorns: they have put|themselves to pain,|but shall not profit:|and they shall be|ashamed of your|revenues because of|the fierce anger of|the LORD.|12:14 Thus saith the|LORD against all mine|evil neighbours, that|touch the inheritance|which I have caused|my people Israel to
R	Tinherit; Behold, I will|pluck them out of|their land, and pluck|out the house of|Judah from among|them.|12:15 And it shall come|to pass, after that I|have plucked them out|I will return, and have|compassion on them,|and will bring them|again, every man to|his heritage, and
R	Tevery man to his land.|12:16 And it shall come|to pass, if they will|diligently learn the|ways of my people, to|swear by my name, The|LORD liveth; as they|taught my people to|swear by Baal; then|shall they be built in|the midst of my people.|12:17 But if they will|not obey, I will utterly|pluck up and destroy
R	Tthat nation, saith the|LORD.||13:1 Thus saith the|LORD unto me, Go and|get thee a linen girdle,|and put it upon thy|loins, and put it not in|water.|13:2 So I got a girdle|according to the word|of the LORD, and put it|on my loins.|13:3 And the word of
R	Tthe LORD came unto me|the second time,|saying,|13:4 Take the girdle|that thou hast got,|which is upon thy|loins, and arise, go to|Euphrates, and hide it|there in a hole of the|rock.|13:5 So I went, and hid|it by Euphrates, as|the LORD commanded|me.
R	T13:6 And it came to|pass after many days,|that the LORD said|unto me, Arise, go to|Euphrates, and take|the girdle from|thence, which I|commanded thee to|hide there.|13:7 Then I went to|Euphrates, and digged,|and took the girdle|from the place where|I had hid it: and,
R	Tbehold, the girdle was|marred, it was|profitable for nothing.|13:8 Then the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|13:9 Thus saith the|LORD, After this|manner will I mar the|pride of Judah, and|the great pride of|Jerusalem.|13:10 This evil people,|which refuse to hear
R	Tmy words, which walk in|the imagination of|their heart, and walk|after other gods, to|serve them, and to|worship them, shall|even be as this girdle,|which is good for|nothing.|13:11 For as the|girdle cleaveth to the|loins of a man, so|have I caused to|cleave unto me the
R	Twhole house of Israel|and the whole house|of Judah, saith the|LORD; that they might|be unto me for a|people, and for a|name, and for a|praise, and for a|glory: but they would|not hear.|13:12 Therefore thou|shalt speak unto them|this word; Thus saith|the LORD God of
R	TIsrael, Every bottle|shall be filled with|wine: and they shall|say unto thee, Do we|not certainly know|that every bottle|shall be filled with|wine?|13:13 Then shalt thou|say unto them, Thus|saith the LORD, Behold,|I will fill all the|inhabitants of this|land, even the kings
R	Tthat sit upon David's|throne, and the|priests, and the|prophets, and all the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem, with|drunkenness.|13:14 And I will dash|them one against|another, even the|fathers and the sons|together, saith the|LORD: I will not pity,|nor spare, nor have
R	Tmercy, but destroy|them.|13:15 Hear ye, and|give ear; be not|proud: for the LORD|hath spoken.|13:16 Give glory to|the LORD your God,|before he cause|darkness, and before|your feet stumble|upon the dark|mountains, and, while|ye look for light, he
R	Tturn it into the shadow|of death, and make it|gross darkness.|13:17 But if ye will not|hear it, my soul shall|weep in secret places|for your pride; and|mine eye shall weep|sore, and run down|with tears, because|the LORD's flock is|carried away captive.|13:18 Say unto the|king and to the queen,
R	THumble yourselves, sit|down: for your|principalities shall|come down, even the|crown of your glory.|13:19 The cities of the|south shall be shut|up, and none shall|open them: Judah shall|be carried away|captive all of it, it|shall be wholly|carried away captive.|13:20 Lift up your
R	Teyes, and behold them|that come from the|north: where is the|flock that was given|thee, thy beautiful|flock?|13:21 What wilt thou|say when he shall|punish thee? for thou|hast taught them to be|captains, and as chief|over thee: shall not|sorrows take thee, as|a woman in travail?
R	T13:22 And if thou say|in thine heart,|Wherefore come these|things upon me? For|the greatness of|thine iniquity are thy|skirts discovered, and|thy heels made bare.|13:23 Can the|Ethiopian change his|skin, or the leopard|his spots? then may|ye also do good, that|are accustomed to do
R	Tevil.|13:24 Therefore will I|scatter them as the|stubble that passeth|away by the wind of|the wilderness.|13:25 This is thy lot,|the portion of thy|measures from me,|saith the LORD;|because thou hast|forgotten me, and|trusted in falsehood.|13:26 Therefore will I
R	Tdiscover thy skirts|upon thy face, that|thy shame may appear.|13:27 I have seen|thine adulteries, and|thy neighings, the|lewdness of thy|whoredom, and thine|abominations on the|hills in the fields. Woe|unto thee, O|Jerusalem! wilt thou|not be made clean?|when shall it once be?
R	T14:1 The word of the|LORD that came to|Jeremiah concerning|the dearth.|14:2 Judah mourneth,|and the gates thereof|languish; they are|black unto the ground;|and the cry of|Jerusalem is gone up.|14:3 And their nobles|have sent their little|ones to the waters:|they came to the pits,
R	Tand found no water;|they returned with|their vessels empty;|they were ashamed|and confounded, and|covered their heads.|14:4 Because the|ground is chapt, for|there was no rain in|the earth, the plowmen|were ashamed, they|covered their heads.|14:5 Yea, the hind also|calved in the field,
R	Tand forsook it,|because there was no|grass.|14:6 And the wild|asses did stand in the|high places, they|snuffed up the wind|like dragons; their|eyes did fail, because|there was no grass.|14:7 O LORD, though|our iniquities testify|against us, do thou it|for thy name's sake:
R	Tfor our backslidings|are many; we have|sinned against thee.|14:8 O the hope of|Israel, the saviour|thereof in time of|trouble, why shouldest|thou be as a stranger|in the land, and as a|wayfaring man that|turneth aside to tarry|for a night?|14:9 Why shouldest|thou be as a man
R	Tastonied, as a mighty|man that cannot save?|yet thou, O LORD, art|in the midst of us, and|we are called by thy|name; leave us not.|14:10 Thus saith the|LORD unto this people,|Thus have they loved|to wander, they have|not refrained their|feet, therefore the|LORD doth not accept|them; he will now
R	Tremember their|iniquity, and visit their|sins.|14:11 Then said the|LORD unto me, Pray|not for this people|for their good.|14:12 When they fast,|I will not hear their|cry; and when they|offer burnt offering|and an oblation, I will|not accept them: but I|will consume them by
R	Tthe sword, and by the|famine, and by the|pestilence.|14:13 Then said I, Ah,|Lord GOD! behold, the|prophets say unto|them, Ye shall not see|the sword, neither|shall ye have famine;|but I will give you|assured peace in this|place.|14:14 Then the LORD|said unto me, The
R	Tprophets prophesy|lies in my name: I sent|them not, neither have|I commanded them,|neither spake unto|them: they prophesy|unto you a false|vision and divination,|and a thing of nought,|and the deceit of|their heart.|14:15 Therefore thus|saith the LORD|concerning the
R	Tprophets that|prophesy in my name,|and I sent them not,|yet they say, Sword|and famine shall not|be in this land; By|sword and famine|shall those prophets|be consumed.|14:16 And the people|to whom they|prophesy shall be|cast out in the|streets of Jerusalem
R	Tbecause of the famine|and the sword; and|they shall have none|to bury them, them,|their wives, nor their|sons, nor their|daughters: for I will|pour their wickedness|upon them.|14:17 Therefore thou|shalt say this word|unto them; Let mine|eyes run down with|tears night and day,
R	Tand let them not|cease: for the virgin|daughter of my people|is broken with a great|breach, with a very|grievous blow.|14:18 If I go forth|into the field, then|behold the slain with|the sword! and if I|enter into the city,|then behold them that|are sick with famine!|yea, both the prophet
R	Tand the priest go|about into a land that|they know not.|14:19 Hast thou|utterly rejected|Judah? hath thy soul|lothed Zion? why hast|thou smitten us, and|there is no healing|for us? we looked for|peace, and there is no|good; and for the time|of healing, and behold|trouble!
R	T14:20 We acknowledge,|O LORD, our|wickedness, and the|iniquity of our|fathers: for we have|sinned against thee.|14:21 Do not abhor us,|for thy name's sake,|do not disgrace the|throne of thy glory:|remember, break not|thy covenant with us.|14:22 Are there any|among the vanities of
R	Tthe Gentiles that can|cause rain? or can|the heavens give|showers? art not thou|he, O LORD our God?|therefore we will wait|upon thee: for thou|hast made all these|things.||15:1 Then said the|LORD unto me, Though|Moses and Samuel|stood before me, yet
R	Tmy mind could not be|toward this people:|cast them out of my|sight, and let them go|forth.|15:2 And it shall come|to pass, if they say|unto thee, Whither|shall we go forth?|then thou shalt tell|them, Thus saith the|LORD; Such as are for|death, to death; and|such as are for the
R	Tsword, to the sword;|and such as are for|the famine, to the|famine; and such as|are for the captivity,|to the captivity.|15:3 And I will appoint|over them four kinds,|saith the LORD: the|sword to slay, and the|dogs to tear, and the|fowls of the heaven,|and the beasts of the|earth, to devour and
R	Tdestroy.|15:4 And I will cause|them to be removed|into all kingdoms of|the earth, because of|Manasseh the son of|Hezekiah king of|Judah, for that which|he did in Jerusalem.|15:5 For who shall|have pity upon thee, O|Jerusalem? or who|shall bemoan thee? or|who shall go aside to
R	Task how thou doest?|15:6 Thou hast|forsaken me, saith the|LORD, thou art gone|backward: therefore|will I stretch out my|hand against thee, and|destroy thee; I am|weary with repenting.|15:7 And I will fan|them with a fan in the|gates of the land; I|will bereave them of|children, I will destroy
R	Tmy people since they|return not from their|ways.|15:8 Their widows are|increased to me above|the sand of the seas:|I have brought upon|them against the|mother of the young|men a spoiler at|noonday: I have|caused him to fall|upon it suddenly, and|terrors upon the city.
R	T15:9 She that hath|borne seven|languisheth: she hath|given up the ghost;|her sun is gone down|while it was yet day:|she hath been|ashamed and|confounded: and the|residue of them will I|deliver to the sword|before their enemies,|saith the LORD.|15:10 Woe is me, my
R	Tmother, that thou hast|borne me a man of|strife and a man of|contention to the|whole earth! I have|neither lent on usury,|nor men have lent to|me on usury; yet|every one of them|doth curse me.|15:11 The LORD said,|Verily it shall be well|with thy remnant;|verily I will cause the
R	Tenemy to entreat thee|well in the time of evil|and in the time of|affliction.|15:12 Shall iron break|the northern iron and|the steel?|15:13 Thy substance|and thy treasures will|I give to the spoil|without price, and that|for all thy sins, even|in all thy borders.|15:14 And I will make
R	Tthee to pass with thine|enemies into a land|which thou knowest|not: for a fire is|kindled in mine anger,|which shall burn upon|you.|15:15 O LORD, thou|knowest: remember me,|and visit me, and|revenge me of my|persecutors; take me|not away in thy|longsuffering: know
R	Tthat for thy sake I|have suffered|rebuke.|15:16 Thy words were|found, and I did eat|them; and thy word|was unto me the joy|and rejoicing of mine|heart: for I am called|by thy name, O LORD|God of hosts.|15:17 I sat not in the|assembly of the|mockers, nor
R	Trejoiced; I sat alone|because of thy hand:|for thou hast filled me|with indignation.|15:18 Why is my pain|perpetual, and my|wound incurable, which|refuseth to be|healed? wilt thou be|altogether unto me as|a liar, and as waters|that fail?|15:19 Therefore thus|saith the LORD, If thou
R	Treturn, then will I|bring thee again, and|thou shalt stand|before me: and if thou|take forth the|precious from the vile,|thou shalt be as my|mouth: let them return|unto thee; but return|not thou unto them.|15:20 And I will make|thee unto this people|a fenced brasen wall:|and they shall fight
R	Tagainst thee, but they|shall not prevail|against thee: for I am|with thee to save thee|and to deliver thee,|saith the LORD.|15:21 And I will deliver|thee out of the hand|of the wicked, and I|will redeem thee out|of the hand of the|terrible.||16:1 The word of the
R	TLORD came also unto|me, saying,|16:2 Thou shalt not|take thee a wife,|neither shalt thou|have sons or|daughters in this|place.|16:3 For thus saith|the LORD concerning|the sons and|concerning the|daughters that are|born in this place, and
R	Tconcerning their|mothers that bare|them, and concerning|their fathers that|begat them in this|land;|16:4 They shall die of|grievous deaths; they|shall not be lamented;|neither shall they be|buried; but they shall|be as dung upon the|face of the earth: and|they shall be
R	Tconsumed by the|sword, and by famine;|and their carcases|shall be meat for the|fowls of heaven, and|for the beasts of the|earth.|16:5 For thus saith|the LORD, Enter not|into the house of|mourning, neither go|to lament nor bemoan|them: for I have taken|away my peace from
R	Tthis people, saith the|LORD, even|lovingkindness and|mercies.|16:6 Both the great|and the small shall die|in this land: they shall|not be buried, neither|shall men lament for|them, nor cut|themselves, nor make|themselves bald for|them:|16:7 Neither shall men
R	Ttear themselves for|them in mourning, to|comfort them for the|dead; neither shall|men give them the cup|of consolation to|drink for their father|or for their mother.|16:8 Thou shalt not|also go into the house|of feasting, to sit with|them to eat and to|drink.|16:9 For thus saith
R	Tthe LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Behold,|I will cause to cease|out of this place in|your eyes, and in|your days, the voice|of mirth, and the voice|of gladness, the voice|of the bridegroom,|and the voice of the|bride.|16:10 And it shall come|to pass, when thou|shalt shew this people
R	Tall these words, and|they shall say unto|thee, Wherefore hath|the LORD pronounced|all this great evil|against us? or what is|our iniquity? or what|is our sin that we|have committed against|the LORD our God?|16:11 Then shalt thou|say unto them,|Because your fathers|have forsaken me,
R	Tsaith the LORD, and|have walked after|other gods, and have|served them, and have|worshipped them, and|have forsaken me, and|have not kept my law;|16:12 And ye have|done worse than your|fathers; for, behold,|ye walk every one|after the imagination|of his evil heart, that|they may not hearken
R	Tunto me:|16:13 Therefore will I|cast you out of this|land into a land that|ye know not, neither|ye nor your fathers;|and there shall ye|serve other gods day|and night; where I will|not shew you favour.|16:14 Therefore,|behold, the days come,|saith the LORD, that it|shall no more be said,
R	TThe LORD liveth, that|brought up the|children of Israel out|of the land of Egypt;|16:15 But, The LORD|liveth, that brought up|the children of Israel|from the land of the|north, and from all|the lands whither he|had driven them: and I|will bring them again|into their land that I|gave unto their
R	Tfathers.|16:16 Behold, I will|send for many|fishers, saith the|LORD, and they shall|fish them; and after|will I send for many|hunters, and they|shall hunt them from|every mountain, and|from every hill, and|out of the holes of|the rocks.|16:17 For mine eyes
R	Tare upon all their|ways: they are not hid|from my face, neither|is their iniquity hid|from mine eyes.|16:18 And first I will|recompense their|iniquity and their sin|double; because they|have defiled my land,|they have filled mine|inheritance with the|carcases of their|detestable and
R	Tabominable things.|16:19 O LORD, my|strength, and my|fortress, and my|refuge in the day of|affliction, the Gentiles|shall come unto thee|from the ends of the|earth, and shall say,|Surely our fathers|have inherited lies,|vanity, and things|wherein there is no|profit.
R	T16:20 Shall a man make|gods unto himself, and|they are no gods?|16:21 Therefore,|behold, I will this once|cause them to know, I|will cause them to|know mine hand and my|might; and they shall|know that my name is|The LORD.||17:1 The sin of Judah|is written with a pen
R	Tof iron, and with the|point of a diamond: it|is graven upon the|table of their heart,|and upon the horns|of your altars;|17:2 Whilst their|children remember|their altars and their|groves by the green|trees upon the high|hills.|17:3 O my mountain in|the field, I will give thy
R	Tsubstance and all thy|treasures to the|spoil, and thy high|places for sin,|throughout all thy|borders.|17:4 And thou, even|thyself, shalt|discontinue from thine|heritage that I gave|thee; and I will cause|thee to serve thine|enemies in the land|which thou knowest
R	Tnot: for ye have|kindled a fire in mine|anger, which shall|burn for ever.|17:5 Thus saith the|LORD; Cursed be the|man that trusteth in|man, and maketh flesh|his arm, and whose|heart departeth from|the LORD.|17:6 For he shall be|like the heath in the|desert, and shall not
R	Tsee when good cometh;|but shall inhabit the|parched places in the|wilderness, in a salt|land and not inhabited.|17:7 Blessed is the|man that trusteth in|the LORD, and whose|hope the LORD is.|17:8 For he shall be|as a tree planted by|the waters, and that|spreadeth out her|roots by the river,
R	Tand shall not see|when heat cometh, but|her leaf shall be|green; and shall not|be careful in the year|of drought, neither|shall cease from|yielding fruit.|17:9 The heart is|deceitful above all|things, and|desperately wicked:|who can know it?|17:10 I the LORD
R	Tsearch the heart, I|try the reins, even to|give every man|according to his ways,|and according to the|fruit of his doings.|17:11 As the partridge|sitteth on eggs, and|hatcheth them not; so|he that getteth riches,|and not by right, shall|leave them in the midst|of his days, and at his|end shall be a fool.
R	T17:12 A glorious high|throne from the|beginning is the place|of our sanctuary.|17:13 O LORD, the hope|of Israel, all that|forsake thee shall be|ashamed, and they|that depart from me|shall be written in the|earth, because they|have forsaken the|LORD, the fountain of|living waters.
R	T17:14 Heal me, O LORD,|and I shall be healed;|save me, and I shall|be saved: for thou|art my praise.|17:15 Behold, they say|unto me, Where is the|word of the LORD? let|it come now.|17:16 As for me, I|have not hastened|from being a pastor|to follow thee: neither|have I desired the
R	Twoeful day; thou|knowest: that which|came out of my lips|was right before thee.|17:17 Be not a terror|unto me: thou art my|hope in the day of|evil.|17:18 Let them be|confounded that|persecute me, but let|not me be confounded:|let them be dismayed,|but let not me be
R	Tdismayed: bring upon|them the day of evil,|and destroy them with|double destruction.|17:19 Thus said the|LORD unto me; Go and|stand in the gate of|the children of the|people, whereby the|kings of Judah come|in, and by the which|they go out, and in all|the gates of|Jerusalem;
R	T17:20 And say unto|them, Hear ye the|word of the LORD, ye|kings of Judah, and all|Judah, and all the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem, that enter|in by these gates:|17:21 Thus saith the|LORD; Take heed to|yourselves, and bear|no burden on the|sabbath day, nor|bring it in by the
R	Tgates of Jerusalem;|17:22 Neither carry|forth a burden out of|your houses on the|sabbath day, neither|do ye any work, but|hallow ye the sabbath|day, as I commanded|your fathers.|17:23 But they obeyed|not, neither inclined|their ear, but made|their neck stiff, that|they might not hear,
R	Tnor receive|instruction.|17:24 And it shall come|to pass, if ye|diligently hearken|unto me, saith the|LORD, to bring in no|burden through the|gates of this city on|the sabbath day, but|hallow the sabbath|day, to do no work|therein;|17:25 Then shall there
R	Tenter into the gates|of this city kings and|princes sitting upon|the throne of David,|riding in chariots and|on horses, they, and|their princes, the men|of Judah, and the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem: and this|city shall remain for|ever.|17:26 And they shall|come from the cities
R	Tof Judah, and from|the places about|Jerusalem, and from|the land of Benjamin,|and from the plain,|and from the|mountains, and from|the south, bringing|burnt offerings, and|sacrifices, and meat|offerings, and|incense, and bringing|sacrifices of praise,|unto the house of the
R	TLORD.|17:27 But if ye will not|hearken unto me to|hallow the sabbath|day, and not to bear a|burden, even entering|in at the gates of|Jerusalem on the|sabbath day; then will|I kindle a fire in the|gates thereof, and it|shall devour the|palaces of Jerusalem,|and it shall not be
R	Tquenched.||18:1 The word which|came to Jeremiah from|the LORD, saying,|18:2 Arise, and go|down to the potter's|house, and there I will|cause thee to hear my|words.|18:3 Then I went down|to the potter's house,|and, behold, he|wrought a work on the
R	Twheels.|18:4 And the vessel|that he made of clay|was marred in the|hand of the potter: so|he made it again|another vessel, as|seemed good to the|potter to make it.|18:5 Then the word of|the LORD came to me,|saying,|18:6 O house of|Israel, cannot I do
R	Twith you as this|potter? saith the|LORD. Behold, as the|clay is in the potter's|hand, so are ye in|mine hand, O house of|Israel.|18:7 At what instant I|shall speak|concerning a nation,|and concerning a|kingdom, to pluck up,|and to pull down, and|to destroy it;
R	T18:8 If that nation,|against whom I have|pronounced, turn|from their evil, I will|repent of the evil that|I thought to do unto|them.|18:9 And at what|instant I shall speak|concerning a nation,|and concerning a|kingdom, to build and|to plant it;|18:10 If it do evil in my
R	Tsight, that it obey not|my voice, then I will|repent of the good,|wherewith I said I|would benefit them.|18:11 Now therefore|go to, speak to the|men of Judah, and to|the inhabitants of|Jerusalem, saying,|Thus saith the LORD;|Behold, I frame evil|against you, and|devise a device
R	Tagainst you: return ye|now every one from|his evil way, and make|your ways and your|doings good.|18:12 And they said,|There is no hope: but|we will walk after our|own devices, and we|will every one do the|imagination of his evil|heart.|18:13 Therefore thus|saith the LORD; Ask ye
R	Tnow among the|heathen, who hath|heard such things: the|virgin of Israel hath|done a very horrible|thing.|18:14 Will a man leave|the snow of Lebanon|which cometh from the|rock of the field? or|shall the cold flowing|waters that come from|another place be|forsaken?
R	T18:15 Because my|people hath forgotten|me, they have burned|incense to vanity, and|they have caused|them to stumble in|their ways from the|ancient paths, to walk|in paths, in a way not|cast up;|18:16 To make their|land desolate, and a|perpetual hissing;|every one that
R	Tpasseth thereby shall|be astonished, and|wag his head.|18:17 I will scatter|them as with an east|wind before the|enemy; I will shew them|the back, and not the|face, in the day of|their calamity.|18:18 Then said they,|Come and let us|devise devices against|Jeremiah; for the law
R	Tshall not perish from|the priest, nor|counsel from the wise,|nor the word from the|prophet. Come, and let|us smite him with the|tongue, and let us not|give heed to any of|his words.|18:19 Give heed to me,|O LORD, and hearken|to the voice of them|that contend with me.|18:20 Shall evil be
R	Trecompensed for|good? for they have|digged a pit for my|soul. Remember that I|stood before thee to|speak good for them,|and to turn away thy|wrath from them.|18:21 Therefore|deliver up their|children to the famine,|and pour out their|blood by the force of|the sword; and let
R	Ttheir wives be|bereaved of their|children, and be|widows; and let their|men be put to death;|let their young men be|slain by the sword in|battle.|18:22 Let a cry be|heard from their|houses, when thou|shalt bring a troop|suddenly upon them:|for they have digged
R	Ta pit to take me, and|hid snares for my|feet.|18:23 Yet, LORD, thou|knowest all their|counsel against me to|slay me: forgive not|their iniquity, neither|blot out their sin from|thy sight, but let them|be overthrown before|thee; deal thus with|them in the time of|thine anger.
R	T19:1 Thus saith the|LORD, Go and get a|potter's earthen|bottle, and take of the|ancients of the|people, and of the|ancients of the|priests;|19:2 And go forth|unto the valley of the|son of Hinnom, which is|by the entry of the|east gate, and|proclaim there the
R	Twords that I shall tell|thee,|19:3 And say, Hear ye|the word of the LORD,|O kings of Judah, and|inhabitants of|Jerusalem; Thus saith|the LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Behold,|I will bring evil upon|this place, the which|whosoever heareth,|his ears shall tingle.|19:4 Because they
R	Thave forsaken me, and|have estranged this|place, and have|burned incense in it|unto other gods, whom|neither they nor their|fathers have known,|nor the kings of|Judah, and have filled|this place with the|blood of innocents;|19:5 They have built|also the high places|of Baal, to burn their
R	Tsons with fire for|burnt offerings unto|Baal, which I|commanded not, nor|spake it, neither came|it into my mind:|19:6 Therefore,|behold, the days come,|saith the LORD, that|this place shall no|more be called Tophet,|nor The valley of the|son of Hinnom, but The|valley of slaughter.
R	T19:7 And I will make|void the counsel of|Judah and Jerusalem|in this place; and I will|cause them to fall by|the sword before|their enemies, and by|the hands of them|that seek their lives:|and their carcases|will I give to be meat|for the fowls of the|heaven, and for the|beasts of the earth.
R	T19:8 And I will make|this city desolate, and|an hissing; every one|that passeth thereby|shall be astonished|and hiss because of|all the plagues|thereof.|19:9 And I will cause|them to eat the flesh|of their sons and the|flesh of their|daughters, and they|shall eat every one
R	Tthe flesh of his friend|in the siege and|straitness, wherewith|their enemies, and|they that seek their|lives, shall straiten|them.|19:10 Then shalt thou|break the bottle in the|sight of the men that|go with thee,|19:11 And shalt say|unto them, Thus saith|the LORD of hosts;
R	TEven so will I break|this people and this|city, as one breaketh|a potter's vessel, that|cannot be made whole|again: and they shall|bury them in Tophet,|till there be no place|to bury.|19:12 Thus will I do|unto this place, saith|the LORD, and to the|inhabitants thereof,|and even make this
R	Tcity as Tophet:|19:13 And the houses|of Jerusalem, and the|houses of the kings|of Judah, shall be|defiled as the place|of Tophet, because of|all the houses upon|whose roofs they|have burned incense|unto all the host of|heaven, and have|poured out drink|offerings unto other
R	Tgods.|19:14 Then came|Jeremiah from Tophet,|whither the LORD had|sent him to prophesy;|and he stood in the|court of the LORD's|house; and said to all|the people,|19:15 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Behold,|I will bring upon this|city and upon all her
R	Ttowns all the evil that|I have pronounced|against it, because|they have hardened|their necks, that they|might not hear my|words.||20:1 Now Pashur the|son of Immer the|priest, who was also|chief governor in the|house of the LORD,|heard that Jeremiah
R	Tprophesied these|things.|20:2 Then Pashur|smote Jeremiah the|prophet, and put him in|the stocks that were|in the high gate of|Benjamin, which was by|the house of the|LORD.|20:3 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|that Pashur brought|forth Jeremiah out of
R	Tthe stocks. Then said|Jeremiah unto him, The|LORD hath not called|thy name Pashur, but|Magormissabib.|20:4 For thus saith|the LORD, Behold, I will|make thee a terror to|thyself, and to all thy|friends: and they|shall fall by the|sword of their|enemies, and thine|eyes shall behold it:
R	Tand I will give all|Judah into the hand|of the king of Babylon,|and he shall carry|them captive into|Babylon, and shall|slay them with the|sword.|20:5 Moreover I will|deliver all the|strength of this city,|and all the labours|thereof, and all the|precious things
R	Tthereof, and all the|treasures of the|kings of Judah will I|give into the hand of|their enemies, which|shall spoil them, and|take them, and carry|them to Babylon.|20:6 And thou, Pashur,|and all that dwell in|thine house shall go|into captivity: and thou|shalt come to Babylon,|and there thou shalt
R	Tdie, and shalt be|buried there, thou,|and all thy friends, to|whom thou hast|prophesied lies.|20:7 O LORD, thou hast|deceived me, and I was|deceived; thou art|stronger than I, and|hast prevailed: I am in|derision daily, every|one mocketh me.|20:8 For since I|spake, I cried out, I
R	Tcried violence and|spoil; because the|word of the LORD was|made a reproach unto|me, and a derision,|daily.|20:9 Then I said, I will|not make mention of|him, nor speak any|more in his name. But|his word was in mine|heart as a burning|fire shut up in my|bones, and I was
R	Tweary with forbearing,|and I could not stay.|20:10 For I heard the|defaming of many,|fear on every side.|Report, say they, and|we will report it. All my|familiars watched for|my halting, saying,|Peradventure he will|be enticed, and we|shall prevail against|him, and we shall take|our revenge on him.
R	T20:11 But the LORD is|with me as a mighty|terrible one:|therefore my|persecutors shall|stumble, and they|shall not prevail: they|shall be greatly|ashamed; for they|shall not prosper:|their everlasting|confusion shall never|be forgotten.|20:12 But, O LORD of
R	Thosts, that triest the|righteous, and seest|the reins and the|heart, let me see thy|vengeance on them:|for unto thee have I|opened my cause.|20:13 Sing unto the|LORD, praise ye the|LORD: for he hath|delivered the soul of|the poor from the|hand of evildoers.|20:14 Cursed be the
R	Tday wherein I was|born: let not the day|wherein my mother|bare me be blessed.|20:15 Cursed be the|man who brought|tidings to my father,|saying, A man child is|born unto thee; making|him very glad.|20:16 And let that man|be as the cities which|the LORD overthrew,|and repented not: and
R	Tlet him hear the cry in|the morning, and the|shouting at noontide;|20:17 Because he slew|me not from the womb;|or that my mother|might have been my|grave, and her womb|to be always great|with me.|20:18 Wherefore came|I forth out of the|womb to see labour|and sorrow, that my
R	Tdays should be|consumed with shame?||21:1 The word which|came unto Jeremiah|from the LORD, when|king Zedekiah sent|unto him Pashur the|son of Melchiah, and|Zephaniah the son of|Maaseiah the priest,|saying,|21:2 Enquire, I pray|thee, of the LORD for
R	Tus; for|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon maketh war|against us; if so be|that the LORD will deal|with us according to|all his wondrous|works, that he may go|up from us.|21:3 Then said|Jeremiah unto them,|Thus shall ye say to|Zedekiah:|21:4 Thus saith the
R	TLORD God of Israel;|Behold, I will turn back|the weapons of war|that are in your|hands, wherewith ye|fight against the king|of Babylon, and|against the Chaldeans,|which besiege you|without the walls, and I|will assemble them into|the midst of this city.|21:5 And I myself will|fight against you with
R	Tan outstretched hand|and with a strong arm,|even in anger, and in|fury, and in great|wrath.|21:6 And I will smite|the inhabitants of this|city, both man and|beast: they shall die|of a great pestilence.|21:7 And afterward,|saith the LORD, I will|deliver Zedekiah king|of Judah, and his
R	Tservants, and the|people, and such as|are left in this city|from the pestilence,|from the sword, and|from the famine, into|the hand of|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon, and into|the hand of their|enemies, and into the|hand of those that|seek their life: and he|shall smite them with
R	Tthe edge of the|sword; he shall not|spare them, neither|have pity, nor have|mercy.|21:8 And unto this|people thou shalt say,|Thus saith the LORD;|Behold, I set before|you the way of life,|and the way of death.|21:9 He that abideth in|this city shall die by|the sword, and by the
R	Tfamine, and by the|pestilence: but he that|goeth out, and falleth|to the Chaldeans that|besiege you, he shall|live, and his life shall|be unto him for a|prey.|21:10 For I have set|my face against this|city for evil, and not|for good, saith the|LORD: it shall be given|into the hand of the
R	Tking of Babylon, and|he shall burn it with|fire.|21:11 And touching the|house of the king of|Judah, say, Hear ye|the word of the LORD;|21:12 O house of|David, thus saith the|LORD; Execute|judgment in the|morning, and deliver|him that is spoiled out|of the hand of the
R	Toppressor, lest my|fury go out like fire,|and burn that none|can quench it,|because of the evil of|your doings.|21:13 Behold, I am|against thee, O|inhabitant of the|valley, and rock of|the plain, saith the|LORD; which say, Who|shall come down|against us? or who
R	Tshall enter into our|habitations?|21:14 But I will punish|you according to the|fruit of your doings,|saith the LORD: and I|will kindle a fire in the|forest thereof, and it|shall devour all things|round about it.||22:1 Thus saith the|LORD; Go down to the|house of the king of
R	TJudah, and speak|there this word,|22:2 And say, Hear the|word of the LORD, O|king of Judah, that|sittest upon the|throne of David, thou,|and thy servants, and|thy people that enter|in by these gates:|22:3 Thus saith the|LORD; Execute ye|judgment and|righteousness, and
R	Tdeliver the spoiled out|of the hand of the|oppressor: and do no|wrong, do no violence|to the stranger, the|fatherless, nor the|widow, neither shed|innocent blood in this|place.|22:4 For if ye do this|thing indeed, then|shall there enter in|by the gates of this|house kings sitting
R	Tupon the throne of|David, riding in|chariots and on|horses, he, and his|servants, and his|people.|22:5 But if ye will not|hear these words, I|swear by myself, saith|the LORD, that this|house shall become a|desolation.|22:6 For thus saith|the LORD unto the
R	Tking's house of Judah;|Thou art Gilead unto|me, and the head of|Lebanon: yet surely I|will make thee a|wilderness, and cities|which are not|inhabited.|22:7 And I will prepare|destroyers against|thee, every one with|his weapons: and they|shall cut down thy|choice cedars, and
R	Tcast them into the|fire.|22:8 And many nations|shall pass by this city,|and they shall say|every man to his|neighbour, Wherefore|hath the LORD done|thus unto this great|city?|22:9 Then they shall|answer, Because they|have forsaken the|covenant of the LORD
R	Ttheir God, and|worshipped other|gods, and served|them.|22:10 Weep ye not for|the dead, neither|bemoan him: but weep|sore for him that|goeth away: for he|shall return no more,|nor see his native|country.|22:11 For thus saith|the LORD touching
R	TShallum the son of|Josiah king of Judah,|which reigned instead|of Josiah his father,|which went forth out|of this place; He shall|not return thither any|more:|22:12 But he shall die|in the place whither|they have led him|captive, and shall see|this land no more.|22:13 Woe unto him
R	Tthat buildeth his|house by|unrighteousness, and|his chambers by|wrong; that useth his|neighbour's service|without wages, and|giveth him not for his|work;|22:14 That saith, I will|build me a wide house|and large chambers,|and cutteth him out|windows; and it is
R	Tcieled with cedar, and|painted with vermilion.|22:15 Shalt thou reign,|because thou closest|thyself in cedar? did|not thy father eat|and drink, and do|judgment and justice,|and then it was well|with him?|22:16 He judged the|cause of the poor|and needy; then it was|well with him: was not
R	Tthis to know me? saith|the LORD.|22:17 But thine eyes|and thine heart are|not but for thy|covetousness, and|for to shed innocent|blood, and for|oppression, and for|violence, to do it.|22:18 Therefore thus|saith the LORD|concerning Jehoiakim|the son of Josiah king
R	Tof Judah; They shall|not lament for him,|saying, Ah my brother!|or, Ah sister! they|shall not lament for|him, saying, Ah lord!|or, Ah his glory!|22:19 He shall be|buried with the burial|of an ass, drawn and|cast forth beyond the|gates of Jerusalem.|22:20 Go up to|Lebanon, and cry; and
R	Tlift up thy voice in|Bashan, and cry from|the passages: for all|thy lovers are|destroyed.|22:21 I spake unto|thee in thy prosperity;|but thou saidst, I will|not hear. This hath|been thy manner from|thy youth, that thou|obeyedst not my voice.|22:22 The wind shall|eat up all thy pastors,
R	Tand thy lovers shall|go into captivity:|surely then shalt thou|be ashamed and|confounded for all|thy wickedness.|22:23 O inhabitant of|Lebanon, that makest|thy nest in the|cedars, how gracious|shalt thou be when|pangs come upon thee,|the pain as of a|woman in travail!
R	T22:24 As I live, saith|the LORD, though|Coniah the son of|Jehoiakim king of|Judah were the signet|upon my right hand,|yet would I pluck thee|thence;|22:25 And I will give|thee into the hand of|them that seek thy|life, and into the hand|of them whose face|thou fearest, even
R	Tinto the hand of|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon, and into|the hand of the|Chaldeans.|22:26 And I will cast|thee out, and thy|mother that bare thee,|into another country,|where ye were not|born; and there shall|ye die.|22:27 But to the land|whereunto they desire
R	Tto return, thither|shall they not return.|22:28 Is this man|Coniah a despised|broken idol? is he a|vessel wherein is no|pleasure? wherefore|are they cast out, he|and his seed, and are|cast into a land which|they know not?|22:29 O earth, earth,|earth, hear the word|of the LORD.
R	T22:30 Thus saith the|LORD, Write ye this man|childless, a man that|shall not prosper in|his days: for no man|of his seed shall|prosper, sitting upon|the throne of David,|and ruling any more in|Judah.||23:1 Woe be unto the|pastors that destroy|and scatter the sheep
R	Tof my pasture! saith|the LORD.|23:2 Therefore thus|saith the LORD God of|Israel against the|pastors that feed my|people; Ye have|scattered my flock,|and driven them away,|and have not visited|them: behold, I will visit|upon you the evil of|your doings, saith the|LORD.
R	T23:3 And I will gather|the remnant of my|flock out of all|countries whither I|have driven them, and|will bring them again to|their folds; and they|shall be fruitful and|increase.|23:4 And I will set up|shepherds over them|which shall feed them:|and they shall fear|no more, nor be
R	Tdismayed, neither shall|they be lacking, saith|the LORD.|23:5 Behold, the days|come, saith the LORD,|that I will raise unto|David a righteous|Branch, and a King|shall reign and|prosper, and shall|execute judgment and|justice in the earth.|23:6 In his days Judah|shall be saved, and
R	TIsrael shall dwell|safely: and this is his|name whereby he shall|be called, THE LORD|OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.|23:7 Therefore,|behold, the days come,|saith the LORD, that|they shall no more|say, The LORD liveth,|which brought up the|children of Israel out|of the land of Egypt;|23:8 But, The LORD
R	Tliveth, which brought|up and which led the|seed of the house of|Israel out of the|north country, and|from all countries|whither I had driven|them; and they shall|dwell in their own land.|23:9 Mine heart within|me is broken because|of the prophets; all|my bones shake; I am|like a drunken man,
R	Tand like a man whom|wine hath overcome,|because of the LORD,|and because of the|words of his holiness.|23:10 For the land is|full of adulterers; for|because of swearing|the land mourneth; the|pleasant places of|the wilderness are|dried up, and their|course is evil, and|their force is not
R	Tright.|23:11 For both|prophet and priest|are profane; yea, in|my house have I|found their|wickedness, saith the|LORD.|23:12 Wherefore their|way shall be unto them|as slippery ways in|the darkness: they|shall be driven on,|and fall therein: for I
R	Twill bring evil upon|them, even the year|of their visitation,|saith the LORD.|23:13 And I have seen|folly in the prophets|of Samaria; they|prophesied in Baal,|and caused my people|Israel to err.|23:14 I have seen|also in the prophets|of Jerusalem an|horrible thing: they
R	Tcommit adultery, and|walk in lies: they|strengthen also the|hands of evildoers,|that none doth return|from his wickedness;|they are all of them|unto me as Sodom, and|the inhabitants|thereof as Gomorrah.|23:15 Therefore thus|saith the LORD of|hosts concerning the|prophets; Behold, I will
R	Tfeed them with|wormwood, and make|them drink the water|of gall: for from the|prophets of|Jerusalem is|profaneness gone|forth into all the land.|23:16 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts,|Hearken not unto the|words of the|prophets that|prophesy unto you:
R	Tthey make you vain:|they speak a vision of|their own heart, and|not out of the mouth|of the LORD.|23:17 They say still|unto them that despise|me, The LORD hath|said, Ye shall have|peace; and they say|unto every one that|walketh after the|imagination of his own|heart, No evil shall
R	Tcome upon you.|23:18 For who hath|stood in the counsel|of the LORD, and hath|perceived and heard|his word? who hath|marked his word, and|heard it?|23:19 Behold, a|whirlwind of the LORD|is gone forth in fury,|even a grievous|whirlwind: it shall fall|grievously upon the
R	Thead of the wicked.|23:20 The anger of|the LORD shall not|return, until he have|executed, and till he|have performed the|thoughts of his heart:|in the latter days ye|shall consider it|perfectly.|23:21 I have not sent|these prophets, yet|they ran: I have not|spoken to them, yet
R	Tthey prophesied.|23:22 But if they had|stood in my counsel,|and had caused my|people to hear my|words, then they|should have turned|them from their evil|way, and from the evil|of their doings.|23:23 Am I a God at|hand, saith the LORD,|and not a God afar|off?
R	T23:24 Can any hide|himself in secret|places that I shall not|see him? saith the|LORD. Do not I fill|heaven and earth?|saith the LORD.|23:25 I have heard|what the prophets|said, that prophesy|lies in my name, saying,|I have dreamed, I|have dreamed.|23:26 How long shall
R	Tthis be in the heart of|the prophets that|prophesy lies? yea,|they are prophets of|the deceit of their|own heart;|23:27 Which think to|cause my people to|forget my name by|their dreams which|they tell every man to|his neighbour, as their|fathers have|forgotten my name for
R	TBaal.|23:28 The prophet|that hath a dream, let|him tell a dream; and|he that hath my word,|let him speak my word|faithfully. What is the|chaff to the wheat?|saith the LORD.|23:29 Is not my word|like as a fire? saith|the LORD; and like a|hammer that breaketh|the rock in pieces?
R	T23:30 Therefore,|behold, I am against|the prophets, saith|the LORD, that steal|my words every one|from his neighbour.|23:31 Behold, I am|against the prophets,|saith the LORD, that|use their tongues, and|say, He saith.|23:32 Behold, I am|against them that|prophesy false
R	Tdreams, saith the|LORD, and do tell them,|and cause my people|to err by their lies,|and by their lightness;|yet I sent them not,|nor commanded them:|therefore they shall|not profit this people|at all, saith the LORD.|23:33 And when this|people, or the|prophet, or a priest,|shall ask thee, saying,
R	TWhat is the burden of|the LORD? thou shalt|then say unto them,|What burden? I will|even forsake you,|saith the LORD.|23:34 And as for the|prophet, and the|priest, and the people,|that shall say, The|burden of the LORD, I|will even punish that|man and his house.|23:35 Thus shall ye
R	Tsay every one to his|neighbour, and every|one to his brother,|What hath the LORD|answered? and, What|hath the LORD|spoken?|23:36 And the burden|of the LORD shall ye|mention no more: for|every man's word|shall be his burden;|for ye have|perverted the words
R	Tof the living God, of|the LORD of hosts our|God.|23:37 Thus shalt thou|say to the prophet,|What hath the LORD|answered thee? and,|What hath the LORD|spoken?|23:38 But since ye|say, The burden of|the LORD; therefore|thus saith the LORD;|Because ye say this
R	Tword, The burden of|the LORD, and I have|sent unto you, saying,|Ye shall not say, The|burden of the LORD;|23:39 Therefore,|behold, I, even I, will|utterly forget you,|and I will forsake you,|and the city that I|gave you and your|fathers, and cast you|out of my presence:|23:40 And I will bring
R	Tan everlasting|reproach upon you,|and a perpetual|shame, which shall not|be forgotten.||24:1 The LORD shewed|me, and, behold, two|baskets of figs were|set before the temple|of the LORD, after|that Nebuchadrezzar|king of Babylon had|carried away captive
R	TJeconiah the son of|Jehoiakim king of|Judah, and the|princes of Judah, with|the carpenters and|smiths, from|Jerusalem, and had|brought them to|Babylon.|24:2 One basket had|very good figs, even|like the figs that are|first ripe: and the|other basket had
R	Tvery naughty figs,|which could not be|eaten, they were so|bad.|24:3 Then said the|LORD unto me, What|seest thou, Jeremiah?|And I said, Figs; the|good figs, very good;|and the evil, very evil,|that cannot be eaten,|they are so evil.|24:4 Again the word of|the LORD came unto
R	Tme, saying,|24:5 Thus saith the|LORD, the God of|Israel; Like these|good figs, so will I|acknowledge them that|are carried away|captive of Judah,|whom I have sent out|of this place into the|land of the Chaldeans|for their good.|24:6 For I will set mine|eyes upon them for
R	Tgood, and I will bring|them again to this|land: and I will build|them, and not pull them|down; and I will plant|them, and not pluck|them up.|24:7 And I will give|them an heart to know|me, that I am the LORD:|and they shall be my|people, and I will be|their God: for they|shall return unto me
R	Twith their whole heart.|24:8 And as the evil|figs, which cannot be|eaten, they are so|evil; surely thus saith|the LORD, So will I give|Zedekiah the king of|Judah, and his|princes, and the|residue of Jerusalem,|that remain in this|land, and them that|dwell in the land of|Egypt:
R	T24:9 And I will deliver|them to be removed|into all the kingdoms|of the earth for their|hurt, to be a|reproach and a|proverb, a taunt and|a curse, in all places|whither I shall drive|them.|24:10 And I will send|the sword, the famine,|and the pestilence,|among them, till they
R	Tbe consumed from off|the land that I gave|unto them and to their|fathers.||25:1 The word that|came to Jeremiah|concerning all the|people of Judah in the|fourth year of|Jehoiakim the son of|Josiah king of Judah,|that was the first|year of
R	TNebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon;|25:2 The which|Jeremiah the prophet|spake unto all the|people of Judah, and|to all the inhabitants|of Jerusalem, saying,|25:3 From the|thirteenth year of|Josiah the son of|Amon king of Judah,|even unto this day,|that is the three and
R	Ttwentieth year, the|word of the LORD hath|come unto me, and I|have spoken unto you,|rising early and|speaking; but ye have|not hearkened.|25:4 And the LORD|hath sent unto you all|his servants the|prophets, rising early|and sending them; but|ye have not|hearkened, nor
R	Tinclined your ear to|hear.|25:5 They said, Turn|ye again now every|one from his evil way,|and from the evil of|your doings, and dwell|in the land that the|LORD hath given unto|you and to your|fathers for ever and|ever:|25:6 And go not after|other gods to serve
R	Tthem, and to worship|them, and provoke me|not to anger with the|works of your hands;|and I will do you no|hurt.|25:7 Yet ye have not|hearkened unto me,|saith the LORD; that ye|might provoke me to|anger with the works|of your hands to|your own hurt.|25:8 Therefore thus
R	Tsaith the LORD of|hosts; Because ye|have not heard my|words,|25:9 Behold, I will send|and take all the|families of the north,|saith the LORD, and|Nebuchadrezzar the|king of Babylon, my|servant, and will bring|them against this land,|and against the|inhabitants thereof,
R	Tand against all these|nations round about,|and will utterly|destroy them, and|make them an|astonishment, and an|hissing, and perpetual|desolations.|25:10 Moreover I will|take from them the|voice of mirth, and the|voice of gladness, the|voice of the|bridegroom, and the
R	Tvoice of the bride, the|sound of the|millstones, and the|light of the candle.|25:11 And this whole|land shall be a|desolation, and an|astonishment; and|these nations shall|serve the king of|Babylon seventy|years.|25:12 And it shall come|to pass, when seventy
R	Tyears are|accomplished, that I|will punish the king of|Babylon, and that|nation, saith the LORD,|for their iniquity, and|the land of the|Chaldeans, and will|make it perpetual|desolations.|25:13 And I will bring|upon that land all my|words which I have|pronounced against it,
R	Teven all that is written|in this book, which|Jeremiah hath|prophesied against all|the nations.|25:14 For many|nations and great|kings shall serve|themselves of them|also: and I will|recompense them|according to their|deeds, and according|to the works of their
R	Town hands.|25:15 For thus saith|the LORD God of|Israel unto me; Take|the wine cup of this|fury at my hand, and|cause all the nations,|to whom I send thee,|to drink it.|25:16 And they shall|drink, and be moved,|and be mad, because|of the sword that I|will send among them.
R	T25:17 Then took I the|cup at the LORD's|hand, and made all the|nations to drink, unto|whom the LORD had|sent me:|25:18 To wit,|Jerusalem, and the|cities of Judah, and|the kings thereof, and|the princes thereof,|to make them a|desolation, an|astonishment, an
R	Thissing, and a curse;|as it is this day;|25:19 Pharaoh king of|Egypt, and his|servants, and his|princes, and all his|people;|25:20 And all the|mingled people, and all|the kings of the land|of Uz, and all the|kings of the land of|the Philistines, and|Ashkelon, and Azzah,
R	Tand Ekron, and the|remnant of Ashdod,|25:21 Edom, and Moab,|and the children of|Ammon,|25:22 And all the kings|of Tyrus, and all the|kings of Zidon, and the|kings of the isles|which are beyond the|sea,|25:23 Dedan, and Tema,|and Buz, and all that|are in the utmost
R	Tcorners,|25:24 And all the kings|of Arabia, and all the|kings of the mingled|people that dwell in|the desert,|25:25 And all the kings|of Zimri, and all the|kings of Elam, and all|the kings of the|Medes,|25:26 And all the kings|of the north, far and|near, one with
R	Tanother, and all the|kingdoms of the world,|which are upon the|face of the earth: and|the king of Sheshach|shall drink after them.|25:27 Therefore thou|shalt say unto them,|Thus saith the LORD|of hosts, the God of|Israel; Drink ye, and|be drunken, and spue,|and fall, and rise no|more, because of the
R	Tsword which I will send|among you.|25:28 And it shall be,|if they refuse to take|the cup at thine hand|to drink, then shalt|thou say unto them,|Thus saith the LORD|of hosts; Ye shall|certainly drink.|25:29 For, lo, I begin|to bring evil on the|city which is called by|my name, and should
R	Tye be utterly|unpunished? Ye shall|not be unpunished:|for I will call for a|sword upon all the|inhabitants of the|earth, saith the LORD|of hosts.|25:30 Therefore|prophesy thou against|them all these words,|and say unto them,|The LORD shall roar|from on high, and
R	Tutter his voice from|his holy habitation; he|shall mightily roar|upon his habitation; he|shall give a shout, as|they that tread the|grapes, against all the|inhabitants of the|earth.|25:31 A noise shall|come even to the ends|of the earth; for the|LORD hath a|controversy with the
R	Tnations, he will plead|with all flesh; he will|give them that are|wicked to the sword,|saith the LORD.|25:32 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, Behold,|evil shall go forth|from nation to nation,|and a great whirlwind|shall be raised up|from the coasts of|the earth.|25:33 And the slain of
R	Tthe LORD shall be at|that day from one end|of the earth even|unto the other end of|the earth: they shall|not be lamented,|neither gathered, nor|buried; they shall be|dung upon the ground.|25:34 Howl, ye|shepherds, and cry;|and wallow yourselves|in the ashes, ye|principal of the flock:
R	Tfor the days of your|slaughter and of your|dispersions are|accomplished; and ye|shall fall like a|pleasant vessel.|25:35 And the|shepherds shall have|no way to flee, nor|the principal of the|flock to escape.|25:36 A voice of the|cry of the shepherds,|and an howling of the
R	Tprincipal of the flock,|shall be heard: for|the LORD hath spoiled|their pasture.|25:37 And the|peaceable habitations|are cut down because|of the fierce anger|of the LORD.|25:38 He hath|forsaken his covert,|as the lion: for their|land is desolate|because of the
R	Tfierceness of the|oppressor, and|because of his fierce|anger.||26:1 In the beginning|of the reign of|Jehoiakim the son of|Josiah king of Judah|came this word from|the LORD, saying,|26:2 Thus saith the|LORD; Stand in the|court of the LORD's
R	Thouse, and speak unto|all the cities of Judah,|which come to worship|in the LORD's house,|all the words that I|command thee to|speak unto them;|diminish not a word:|26:3 If so be they will|hearken, and turn|every man from his|evil way, that I may|repent me of the evil,|which I purpose to do
R	Tunto them because of|the evil of their|doings.|26:4 And thou shalt|say unto them, Thus|saith the LORD; If ye|will not hearken to me,|to walk in my law, which|I have set before|you,|26:5 To hearken to|the words of my|servants the|prophets, whom I sent
R	Tunto you, both rising|up early, and sending|them, but ye have not|hearkened;|26:6 Then will I make|this house like Shiloh,|and will make this city|a curse to all the|nations of the earth.|26:7 So the priests|and the prophets and|all the people heard|Jeremiah speaking|these words in the
R	Thouse of the LORD.|26:8 Now it came to|pass, when Jeremiah|had made an end of|speaking all that the|LORD had commanded|him to speak unto all|the people, that the|priests and the|prophets and all the|people took him,|saying, Thou shalt|surely die.|26:9 Why hast thou
R	Tprophesied in the|name of the LORD,|saying, This house|shall be like Shiloh,|and this city shall be|desolate without an|inhabitant? And all the|people were gathered|against Jeremiah in|the house of the|LORD.|26:10 When the|princes of Judah|heard these things,
R	Tthen they came up|from the king's house|unto the house of the|LORD, and sat down in|the entry of the new|gate of the LORD's|house.|26:11 Then spake the|priests and the|prophets unto the|princes and to all the|people, saying, This|man is worthy to die;|for he hath
R	Tprophesied against|this city, as ye have|heard with your ears.|26:12 Then spake|Jeremiah unto all the|princes and to all the|people, saying, The|LORD sent me to|prophesy against this|house and against this|city all the words that|ye have heard.|26:13 Therefore now|amend your ways and
R	Tyour doings, and obey|the voice of the LORD|your God; and the|LORD will repent him of|the evil that he hath|pronounced against|you.|26:14 As for me,|behold, I am in your|hand: do with me as|seemeth good and|meet unto you.|26:15 But know ye for|certain, that if ye put
R	Tme to death, ye shall|surely bring innocent|blood upon|yourselves, and upon|this city, and upon the|inhabitants thereof:|for of a truth the|LORD hath sent me|unto you to speak all|these words in your|ears.|26:16 Then said the|princes and all the|people unto the
R	Tpriests and to the|prophets; This man is|not worthy to die: for|he hath spoken to us|in the name of the|LORD our God.|26:17 Then rose up|certain of the elders|of the land, and spake|to all the assembly of|the people, saying,|26:18 Micah the|Morasthite prophesied|in the days of
R	THezekiah king of|Judah, and spake to|all the people of|Judah, saying, Thus|saith the LORD of|hosts; Zion shall be|plowed like a field, and|Jerusalem shall|become heaps, and the|mountain of the house|as the high places of|a forest.|26:19 Did Hezekiah king|of Judah and all
R	TJudah put him at all to|death? did he not|fear the LORD, and|besought the LORD,|and the LORD|repented him of the|evil which he had|pronounced against|them? Thus might we|procure great evil|against our souls.|26:20 And there was|also a man that|prophesied in the
R	Tname of the LORD,|Urijah the son of|Shemaiah of|Kirjathjearim, who|prophesied against|this city and against|this land according to|all the words of|Jeremiah.|26:21 And when|Jehoiakim the king, with|all his mighty men, and|all the princes, heard|his words, the king
R	Tsought to put him to|death: but when Urijah|heard it, he was|afraid, and fled, and|went into Egypt;|26:22 And Jehoiakim|the king sent men into|Egypt, namely,|Elnathan the son of|Achbor, and certain|men with him into Egypt.|26:23 And they|fetched forth Urijah|out of Egypt, and
R	Tbrought him unto|Jehoiakim the king; who|slew him with the|sword, and cast his|dead body into the|graves of the common|people.|26:24 Nevertheless|the hand of Ahikam the|son of Shaphan was|with Jeremiah, that|they should not give|him into the hand of|the people to put him
R	Tto death.||27:1 In the beginning|of the reign of|Jehoiakim the son of|Josiah king of Judah|came this word unto|Jeremiah from the|LORD, saying,|27:2 Thus saith the|LORD to me; Make thee|bonds and yokes, and|put them upon thy|neck,
R	T27:3 And send them to|the king of Edom, and|to the king of Moab,|and to the king of the|Ammonites, and to the|king of Tyrus, and to|the king of Zidon, by|the hand of the|messengers which|come to Jerusalem|unto Zedekiah king of|Judah;|27:4 And command them|to say unto their
R	Tmasters, Thus saith|the LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Thus|shall ye say unto|your masters;|27:5 I have made the|earth, the man and the|beast that are upon|the ground, by my|great power and by|my outstretched arm,|and have given it unto|whom it seemed meet|unto me.
R	T27:6 And now have I|given all these lands|into the hand of|Nebuchadnezzar the|king of Babylon, my|servant; and the|beasts of the field|have I given him also|to serve him.|27:7 And all nations|shall serve him, and|his son, and his son's|son, until the very|time of his land come:
R	Tand then many nations|and great kings shall|serve themselves of|him.|27:8 And it shall come|to pass, that the|nation and kingdom|which will not serve|the same|Nebuchadnezzar the|king of Babylon, and|that will not put their|neck under the yoke|of the king of Babylon,
R	Tthat nation will I|punish, saith the LORD,|with the sword, and|with the famine, and|with the pestilence,|until I have consumed|them by his hand.|27:9 Therefore|hearken not ye to|your prophets, nor to|your diviners, nor to|your dreamers, nor to|your enchanters, nor|to your sorcerers,
R	Twhich speak unto you,|saying, Ye shall not|serve the king of|Babylon:|27:10 For they|prophesy a lie unto|you, to remove you|far from your land;|and that I should|drive you out, and ye|should perish.|27:11 But the nations|that bring their neck|under the yoke of the
R	Tking of Babylon, and|serve him, those will I|let remain still in their|own land, saith the|LORD; and they shall|till it, and dwell|therein.|27:12 I spake also to|Zedekiah king of|Judah according to all|these words, saying,|Bring your necks|under the yoke of the|king of Babylon, and
R	Tserve him and his|people, and live.|27:13 Why will ye die,|thou and thy people,|by the sword, by the|famine, and by the|pestilence, as the|LORD hath spoken|against the nation that|will not serve the king|of Babylon?|27:14 Therefore|hearken not unto the|words of the
R	Tprophets that speak|unto you, saying, Ye|shall not serve the|king of Babylon: for|they prophesy a lie|unto you.|27:15 For I have not|sent them, saith the|LORD, yet they|prophesy a lie in my|name; that I might|drive you out, and|that ye might perish,|ye, and the prophets
R	Tthat prophesy unto|you.|27:16 Also I spake to|the priests and to all|this people, saying,|Thus saith the LORD;|Hearken not to the|words of your|prophets that|prophesy unto you,|saying, Behold, the|vessels of the LORD's|house shall now|shortly be brought
R	Tagain from Babylon:|for they prophesy a|lie unto you.|27:17 Hearken not|unto them; serve the|king of Babylon, and|live: wherefore should|this city be laid|waste?|27:18 But if they be|prophets, and if the|word of the LORD be|with them, let them now|make intercession to
R	Tthe LORD of hosts,|that the vessels which|are left in the house|of the LORD, and in|the house of the king|of Judah, and at|Jerusalem, go not to|Babylon.|27:19 For thus saith|the LORD of hosts|concerning the pillars,|and concerning the|sea, and concerning|the bases, and
R	Tconcerning the|residue of the|vessels that remain in|this city.|27:20 Which|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon took not,|when he carried away|captive Jeconiah the|son of Jehoiakim king|of Judah from|Jerusalem to Babylon,|and all the nobles of|Judah and Jerusalem;
R	T27:21 Yea, thus saith|the LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel,|concerning the|vessels that remain in|the house of the|LORD, and in the house|of the king of Judah|and of Jerusalem;|27:22 They shall be|carried to Babylon,|and there shall they|be until the day that I|visit them, saith the
R	TLORD; then will I bring|them up, and restore|them to this place.||28:1 And it came to|pass the same year, in|the beginning of the|reign of Zedekiah king|of Judah, in the|fourth year, and in|the fifth month, that|Hananiah the son of|Azur the prophet,|which was of Gibeon,
R	Tspake unto me in the|house of the LORD, in|the presence of the|priests and of all the|people, saying,|28:2 Thus speaketh|the LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel, saying,|I have broken the|yoke of the king of|Babylon.|28:3 Within two full|years will I bring|again into this place
R	Tall the vessels of the|LORD's house, that|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon took away|from this place, and|carried them to|Babylon:|28:4 And I will bring|again to this place|Jeconiah the son of|Jehoiakim king of|Judah, with all the|captives of Judah,|that went into Babylon,
R	Tsaith the LORD: for I|will break the yoke of|the king of Babylon.|28:5 Then the prophet|Jeremiah said unto the|prophet Hananiah in|the presence of the|priests, and in the|presence of all the|people that stood in|the house of the|LORD,|28:6 Even the prophet|Jeremiah said, Amen:
R	Tthe LORD do so: the|LORD perform thy|words which thou hast|prophesied, to bring|again the vessels of|the LORD's house, and|all that is carried|away captive, from|Babylon into this|place.|28:7 Nevertheless|hear thou now this|word that I speak in|thine ears, and in the
R	Tears of all the people;|28:8 The prophets|that have been|before me and before|thee of old|prophesied both|against many|countries, and against|great kingdoms, of|war, and of evil, and|of pestilence.|28:9 The prophet|which prophesieth of|peace, when the word
R	Tof the prophet shall|come to pass, then|shall the prophet be|known, that the LORD|hath truly sent him.|28:10 Then Hananiah|the prophet took the|yoke from off the|prophet Jeremiah's|neck, and brake it.|28:11 And Hananiah|spake in the presence|of all the people,|saying, Thus saith the
R	TLORD; Even so will I|break the yoke of|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon from the|neck of all nations|within the space of|two full years. And|the prophet Jeremiah|went his way.|28:12 Then the word|of the LORD came unto|Jeremiah the prophet,|after that Hananiah|the prophet had
R	Tbroken the yoke from|off the neck of the|prophet Jeremiah,|saying,|28:13 Go and tell|Hananiah, saying, Thus|saith the LORD; Thou|hast broken the yokes|of wood; but thou|shalt make for them|yokes of iron.|28:14 For thus saith|the LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; I have
R	Tput a yoke of iron|upon the neck of all|these nations, that|they may serve|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon; and they|shall serve him: and I|have given him the|beasts of the field|also.|28:15 Then said the|prophet Jeremiah unto|Hananiah the prophet,|Hear now, Hananiah;
R	TThe LORD hath not|sent thee; but thou|makest this people to|trust in a lie.|28:16 Therefore thus|saith the LORD; Behold,|I will cast thee from|off the face of the|earth: this year thou|shalt die, because|thou hast taught|rebellion against the|LORD.|28:17 So Hananiah the
R	Tprophet died the same|year in the seventh|month.||29:1 Now these are|the words of the|letter that Jeremiah|the prophet sent from|Jerusalem unto the|residue of the elders|which were carried|away captives, and to|the priests, and to the|prophets, and to all
R	Tthe people whom|Nebuchadnezzar had|carried away captive|from Jerusalem to|Babylon;|29:2 (After that|Jeconiah the king, and|the queen, and the|eunuchs, the princes|of Judah and|Jerusalem, and the|carpenters, and the|smiths, were departed|from Jerusalem;)
R	T29:3 By the hand of|Elasah the son of|Shaphan, and Gemariah|the son of Hilkiah,|(whom Zedekiah king of|Judah sent unto|Babylon to|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon) saying,|29:4 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel, unto all|that are carried away|captives, whom I have
R	Tcaused to be carried|away from Jerusalem|unto Babylon;|29:5 Build ye houses,|and dwell in them; and|plant gardens, and|eat the fruit of them;|29:6 Take ye wives,|and beget sons and|daughters; and take|wives for your sons,|and give your|daughters to|husbands, that they
R	Tmay bear sons and|daughters; that ye|may be increased|there, and not|diminished.|29:7 And seek the|peace of the city|whither I have caused|you to be carried|away captives, and|pray unto the LORD|for it: for in the|peace thereof shall|ye have peace.
R	T29:8 For thus saith|the LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Let not|your prophets and|your diviners, that be|in the midst of you,|deceive you, neither|hearken to your|dreams which ye|cause to be dreamed.|29:9 For they|prophesy falsely unto|you in my name: I have|not sent them, saith
R	Tthe LORD.|29:10 For thus saith|the LORD, That after|seventy years be|accomplished at|Babylon I will visit you,|and perform my good|word toward you, in|causing you to return|to this place.|29:11 For I know the|thoughts that I think|toward you, saith the|LORD, thoughts of
R	Tpeace, and not of evil,|to give you an|expected end.|29:12 Then shall ye|call upon me, and ye|shall go and pray|unto me, and I will|hearken unto you.|29:13 And ye shall|seek me, and find me,|when ye shall search|for me with all your|heart.|29:14 And I will be
R	Tfound of you, saith|the LORD: and I will|turn away your|captivity, and I will|gather you from all|the nations, and from|all the places whither|I have driven you,|saith the LORD; and I|will bring you again|into the place whence|I caused you to be|carried away captive.|29:15 Because ye
R	Thave said, The LORD|hath raised us up|prophets in Babylon;|29:16 Know that thus|saith the LORD of the|king that sitteth upon|the throne of David,|and of all the people|that dwelleth in this|city, and of your|brethren that are not|gone forth with you|into captivity;|29:17 Thus saith the
R	TLORD of hosts; Behold,|I will send upon them|the sword, the famine,|and the pestilence,|and will make them like|vile figs, that cannot|be eaten, they are so|evil.|29:18 And I will|persecute them with|the sword, with the|famine, and with the|pestilence, and will|deliver them to be
R	Tremoved to all the|kingdoms of the earth,|to be a curse, and an|astonishment, and an|hissing, and a|reproach, among all|the nations whither I|have driven them:|29:19 Because they|have not hearkened|to my words, saith the|LORD, which I sent|unto them by my|servants the
R	Tprophets, rising up|early and sending|them; but ye would not|hear, saith the LORD.|29:20 Hear ye|therefore the word of|the LORD, all ye of the|captivity, whom I have|sent from Jerusalem|to Babylon:|29:21 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel, of Ahab|the son of Kolaiah,
R	Tand of Zedekiah the|son of Maaseiah, which|prophesy a lie unto|you in my name;|Behold, I will deliver|them into the hand of|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon; and he|shall slay them before|your eyes;|29:22 And of them|shall be taken up a|curse by all the|captivity of Judah
R	Twhich are in Babylon,|saying, The LORD make|thee like Zedekiah and|like Ahab, whom the|king of Babylon|roasted in the fire;|29:23 Because they|have committed villany|in Israel, and have|committed adultery|with their neighbours'|wives, and have|spoken lying words in|my name, which I have
R	Tnot commanded them;|even I know, and am a|witness, saith the|LORD.|29:24 Thus shalt thou|also speak to|Shemaiah the|Nehelamite, saying,|29:25 Thus speaketh|the LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel, saying,|Because thou hast|sent letters in thy|name unto all the
R	Tpeople that are at|Jerusalem, and to|Zephaniah the son of|Maaseiah the priest,|and to all the priests,|saying,|29:26 The LORD hath|made thee priest in|the stead of Jehoiada|the priest, that ye|should be officers in|the house of the|LORD, for every man|that is mad, and
R	Tmaketh himself a|prophet, that thou|shouldest put him in|prison, and in the|stocks.|29:27 Now therefore|why hast thou not|reproved Jeremiah of|Anathoth, which maketh|himself a prophet to|you?|29:28 For therefore|he sent unto us in|Babylon, saying, This
R	Tcaptivity is long: build|ye houses, and dwell|in them; and plant|gardens, and eat the|fruit of them.|29:29 And Zephaniah|the priest read this|letter in the ears of|Jeremiah the prophet.|29:30 Then came the|word of the LORD unto|Jeremiah, saying,|29:31 Send to all them|of the captivity,
R	Tsaying, Thus saith the|LORD concerning|Shemaiah the|Nehelamite; Because|that Shemaiah hath|prophesied unto you,|and I sent him not, and|he caused you to|trust in a lie:|29:32 Therefore thus|saith the LORD; Behold,|I will punish Shemaiah|the Nehelamite, and his|seed: he shall not
R	Thave a man to dwell|among this people;|neither shall he|behold the good that I|will do for my people,|saith the LORD;|because he hath|taught rebellion|against the LORD.||30:1 The word that|came to Jeremiah from|the LORD, saying,|30:2 Thus speaketh
R	Tthe LORD God of|Israel, saying, Write|thee all the words|that I have spoken|unto thee in a book.|30:3 For, lo, the days|come, saith the LORD,|that I will bring again|the captivity of my|people Israel and|Judah, saith the LORD:|and I will cause them|to return to the land|that I gave to their
R	Tfathers, and they|shall possess it.|30:4 And these are|the words that the|LORD spake|concerning Israel and|concerning Judah.|30:5 For thus saith|the LORD; We have|heard a voice of|trembling, of fear, and|not of peace.|30:6 Ask ye now, and|see whether a man
R	Tdoth travail with child?|wherefore do I see|every man with his|hands on his loins, as|a woman in travail, and|all faces are turned|into paleness?|30:7 Alas! for that day|is great, so that none|is like it: it is even the|time of Jacob's|trouble, but he shall|be saved out of it.|30:8 For it shall come
R	Tto pass in that day,|saith the LORD of|hosts, that I will break|his yoke from off thy|neck, and will burst|thy bonds, and|strangers shall no|more serve|themselves of him:|30:9 But they shall|serve the LORD their|God, and David their|king, whom I will raise|up unto them.
R	T30:10 Therefore fear|thou not, O my servant|Jacob, saith the LORD;|neither be dismayed, O|Israel: for, lo, I will|save thee from afar,|and thy seed from the|land of their captivity;|and Jacob shall|return, and shall be in|rest, and be quiet, and|none shall make him|afraid.|30:11 For I am with
R	Tthee, saith the LORD,|to save thee: though I|make a full end of all|nations whither I have|scattered thee, yet I|will not make a full end|of thee: but I will|correct thee in|measure, and will not|leave thee altogether|unpunished.|30:12 For thus saith|the LORD, Thy bruise|is incurable, and thy
R	Twound is grievous.|30:13 There is none to|plead thy cause, that|thou mayest be bound|up: thou hast no|healing medicines.|30:14 All thy lovers|have forgotten thee;|they seek thee not;|for I have wounded|thee with the wound of|an enemy, with the|chastisement of a|cruel one, for the
R	Tmultitude of thine|iniquity; because thy|sins were increased.|30:15 Why criest thou|for thine affliction?|thy sorrow is|incurable for the|multitude of thine|iniquity: because thy|sins were increased, I|have done these|things unto thee.|30:16 Therefore all|they that devour thee
R	Tshall be devoured;|and all thine|adversaries, every|one of them, shall go|into captivity; and they|that spoil thee shall|be a spoil, and all that|prey upon thee will I|give for a prey.|30:17 For I will|restore health unto|thee, and I will heal|thee of thy wounds,|saith the LORD;
R	Tbecause they called|thee an Outcast,|saying, This is Zion,|whom no man seeketh|after.|30:18 Thus saith the|LORD; Behold, I will|bring again the|captivity of Jacob's|tents, and have mercy|on his dwellingplaces;|and the city shall be|builded upon her own|heap, and the palace
R	Tshall remain after the|manner thereof.|30:19 And out of them|shall proceed|thanksgiving and the|voice of them that|make merry: and I will|multiply them, and they|shall not be few; I will|also glorify them, and|they shall not be|small.|30:20 Their children|also shall be as
R	Taforetime, and their|congregation shall be|established before me,|and I will punish all|that oppress them.|30:21 And their nobles|shall be of|themselves, and their|governor shall|proceed from the|midst of them; and I|will cause him to draw|near, and he shall|approach unto me: for
R	Twho is this that|engaged his heart to|approach unto me?|saith the LORD.|30:22 And ye shall be|my people, and I will|be your God.|30:23 Behold, the|whirlwind of the LORD|goeth forth with fury,|a continuing whirlwind:|it shall fall with pain|upon the head of the|wicked.
R	T30:24 The fierce|anger of the LORD|shall not return, until|he hath done it, and|until he have|performed the intents|of his heart: in the|latter days ye shall|consider it.||31:1 At the same time,|saith the LORD, will I|be the God of all the|families of Israel, and
R	Tthey shall be my|people.|31:2 Thus saith the|LORD, The people|which were left of the|sword found grace in|the wilderness; even|Israel, when I went to|cause him to rest.|31:3 The LORD hath|appeared of old unto|me, saying, Yea, I have|loved thee with an|everlasting love:
R	Ttherefore with|lovingkindness have I|drawn thee.|31:4 Again I will build|thee, and thou shalt|be built, O virgin of|Israel: thou shalt|again be adorned with|thy tabrets, and shalt|go forth in the|dances of them that|make merry.|31:5 Thou shalt yet|plant vines upon the
R	Tmountains of Samaria:|the planters shall|plant, and shall eat|them as common things.|31:6 For there shall|be a day, that the|watchmen upon the|mount Ephraim shall|cry, Arise ye, and let|us go up to Zion unto|the LORD our God.|31:7 For thus saith|the LORD; Sing with|gladness for Jacob,
R	Tand shout among the|chief of the nations:|publish ye, praise ye,|and say, O LORD, save|thy people, the|remnant of Israel.|31:8 Behold, I will|bring them from the|north country, and|gather them from the|coasts of the earth,|and with them the blind|and the lame, the|woman with child and
R	Ther that travaileth|with child together: a|great company shall|return thither.|31:9 They shall come|with weeping, and with|supplications will I|lead them: I will cause|them to walk by the|rivers of waters in a|straight way, wherein|they shall not stumble:|for I am a father to|Israel, and Ephraim is
R	Tmy firstborn.|31:10 Hear the word|of the LORD, O ye|nations, and declare it|in the isles afar off,|and say, He that|scattered Israel will|gather him, and keep|him, as a shepherd|doth his flock.|31:11 For the LORD|hath redeemed Jacob,|and ransomed him|from the hand of him
R	Tthat was stronger|than he.|31:12 Therefore they|shall come and sing in|the height of Zion, and|shall flow together to|the goodness of the|LORD, for wheat, and|for wine, and for oil,|and for the young of|the flock and of the|herd: and their soul|shall be as a watered|garden; and they shall
R	Tnot sorrow any more|at all.|31:13 Then shall the|virgin rejoice in the|dance, both young men|and old together: for|I will turn their|mourning into joy, and|will comfort them, and|make them rejoice|from their sorrow.|31:14 And I will satiate|the soul of the|priests with fatness,
R	Tand my people shall|be satisfied with my|goodness, saith the|LORD.|31:15 Thus saith the|LORD; A voice was|heard in Ramah,|lamentation, and bitter|weeping; Rahel weeping|for her children|refused to be|comforted for her|children, because|they were not.
R	T31:16 Thus saith the|LORD; Refrain thy|voice from weeping,|and thine eyes from|tears: for thy work|shall be rewarded,|saith the LORD; and|they shall come again|from the land of the|enemy.|31:17 And there is|hope in thine end,|saith the LORD, that|thy children shall
R	Tcome again to their|own border.|31:18 I have surely|heard Ephraim|bemoaning himself|thus; Thou hast|chastised me, and I|was chastised, as a|bullock unaccustomed|to the yoke: turn thou|me, and I shall be|turned; for thou art|the LORD my God.|31:19 Surely after
R	Tthat I was turned, I|repented; and after|that I was instructed,|I smote upon my thigh:|I was ashamed, yea,|even confounded,|because I did bear|the reproach of my|youth.|31:20 Is Ephraim my|dear son? is he a|pleasant child? for|since I spake against|him, I do earnestly
R	Tremember him still:|therefore my bowels|are troubled for him; I|will surely have mercy|upon him, saith the|LORD.|31:21 Set thee up|waymarks, make thee|high heaps: set thine|heart toward the|highway, even the way|which thou wentest:|turn again, O virgin of|Israel, turn again to
R	Tthese thy cities.|31:22 How long wilt|thou go about, O thou|backsliding daughter?|for the LORD hath|created a new thing in|the earth, A woman|shall compass a man.|31:23 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; As yet|they shall use this|speech in the land of|Judah and in the cities
R	Tthereof, when I shall|bring again their|captivity; The LORD|bless thee, O|habitation of justice,|and mountain of|holiness.|31:24 And there shall|dwell in Judah itself,|and in all the cities|thereof together,|husbandmen, and they|that go forth with|flocks.
R	T31:25 For I have|satiated the weary|soul, and I have|replenished every|sorrowful soul.|31:26 Upon this I|awaked, and beheld;|and my sleep was|sweet unto me.|31:27 Behold, the days|come, saith the LORD,|that I will sow the|house of Israel and|the house of Judah
R	Twith the seed of man,|and with the seed of|beast.|31:28 And it shall come|to pass, that like as I|have watched over|them, to pluck up, and|to break down, and to|throw down, and to|destroy, and to|afflict; so will I watch|over them, to build,|and to plant, saith the|LORD.
R	T31:29 In those days|they shall say no|more, The fathers|have eaten a sour|grape, and the|children's teeth are|set on edge.|31:30 But every one|shall die for his own|iniquity: every man|that eateth the sour|grape, his teeth shall|be set on edge.|31:31 Behold, the days
R	Tcome, saith the LORD,|that I will make a new|covenant with the|house of Israel, and|with the house of|Judah:|31:32 Not according to|the covenant that I|made with their|fathers in the day|that I took them by|the hand to bring them|out of the land of|Egypt; which my
R	Tcovenant they brake,|although I was an|husband unto them,|saith the LORD:|31:33 But this shall be|the covenant that I|will make with the|house of Israel; After|those days, saith the|LORD, I will put my law|in their inward parts,|and write it in their|hearts; and will be|their God, and they
R	Tshall be my people.|31:34 And they shall|teach no more every|man his neighbour, and|every man his|brother, saying, Know|the LORD: for they|shall all know me, from|the least of them unto|the greatest of them,|saith the LORD: for I|will forgive their|iniquity, and I will|remember their sin no
R	Tmore.|31:35 Thus saith the|LORD, which giveth the|sun for a light by day,|and the ordinances of|the moon and of the|stars for a light by|night, which divideth|the sea when the|waves thereof roar;|The LORD of hosts is|his name:|31:36 If those|ordinances depart
R	Tfrom before me, saith|the LORD, then the|seed of Israel also|shall cease from|being a nation before|me for ever.|31:37 Thus saith the|LORD; If heaven above|can be measured, and|the foundations of the|earth searched out|beneath, I will also|cast off all the seed|of Israel for all that
R	Tthey have done, saith|the LORD.|31:38 Behold, the days|come, saith the LORD,|that the city shall be|built to the LORD from|the tower of Hananeel|unto the gate of the|corner.|31:39 And the|measuring line shall|yet go forth over|against it upon the hill|Gareb, and shall
R	Tcompass about to|Goath.|31:40 And the whole|valley of the dead|bodies, and of the|ashes, and all the|fields unto the brook|of Kidron, unto the|corner of the horse|gate toward the east,|shall be holy unto the|LORD; it shall not be|plucked up, nor|thrown down any more
R	Tfor ever.||32:1 The word that|came to Jeremiah from|the LORD in the tenth|year of Zedekiah king|of Judah, which was|the eighteenth year|of Nebuchadrezzar.|32:2 For then the king|of Babylon's army|besieged Jerusalem:|and Jeremiah the|prophet was shut up
R	Tin the court of the|prison, which was in|the king of Judah's|house.|32:3 For Zedekiah king|of Judah had shut him|up, saying, Wherefore|dost thou prophesy,|and say, Thus saith|the LORD, Behold, I will|give this city into the|hand of the king of|Babylon, and he shall|take it;
R	T32:4 And Zedekiah king|of Judah shall not|escape out of the|hand of the|Chaldeans, but shall|surely be delivered|into the hand of the|king of Babylon, and|shall speak with him|mouth to mouth, and|his eyes shall behold|his eyes;|32:5 And he shall lead|Zedekiah to Babylon,
R	Tand there shall he be|until I visit him, saith|the LORD: though ye|fight with the|Chaldeans, ye shall|not prosper.|32:6 And Jeremiah|said, The word of the|LORD came unto me,|saying,|32:7 Behold, Hanameel|the son of Shallum|thine uncle shall come|unto thee saying, Buy
R	Tthee my field that is in|Anathoth: for the|right of redemption is|thine to buy it.|32:8 So Hanameel mine|uncle's son came to|me in the court of the|prison according to|the word of the LORD,|and said unto me, Buy|my field, I pray thee,|that is in Anathoth,|which is in the country|of Benjamin: for the
R	Tright of inheritance is|thine, and the|redemption is thine;|buy it for thyself.|Then I knew that this|was the word of the|LORD.|32:9 And I bought the|field of Hanameel my|uncle's son, that was|in Anathoth, and|weighed him the money,|even seventeen|shekels of silver.
R	T32:10 And I|subscribed the|evidence, and sealed|it, and took witnesses,|and weighed him the|money in the balances.|32:11 So I took the|evidence of the|purchase, both that|which was sealed|according to the law|and custom, and that|which was open:|32:12 And I gave the
R	Tevidence of the|purchase unto Baruch|the son of Neriah, the|son of Maaseiah, in|the sight of Hanameel|mine uncle's son, and|in the presence of|the witnesses that|subscribed the book|of the purchase,|before all the Jews|that sat in the court|of the prison.|32:13 And I charged
R	TBaruch before them,|saying,|32:14 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Take|these evidences, this|evidence of the|purchase, both which|is sealed, and this|evidence which is|open; and put them in|an earthen vessel,|that they may continue|many days.
R	T32:15 For thus saith|the LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Houses|and fields and|vineyards shall be|possessed again in|this land.|32:16 Now when I had|delivered the|evidence of the|purchase unto Baruch|the son of Neriah, I|prayed unto the LORD,|saying,
R	T32:17 Ah Lord GOD!|behold, thou hast|made the heaven and|the earth by thy|great power and|stretched out arm,|and there is nothing|too hard for thee:|32:18 Thou shewest|lovingkindness unto|thousands, and|recompensest the|iniquity of the fathers|into the bosom of
R	Ttheir children after|them: the Great, the|Mighty God, the LORD|of hosts, is his name,|32:19 Great in|counsel, and mighty in|work: for thine eyes|are open upon all the|ways of the sons of|men: to give every one|according to his ways,|and according to the|fruit of his doings:|32:20 Which hast set
R	Tsigns and wonders in|the land of Egypt,|even unto this day,|and in Israel, and|among other men; and|hast made thee a|name, as at this day;|32:21 And hast|brought forth thy|people Israel out of|the land of Egypt with|signs, and with|wonders, and with a|strong hand, and with
R	Ta stretched out arm,|and with great terror;|32:22 And hast given|them this land, which|thou didst swear to|their fathers to give|them, a land flowing|with milk and honey;|32:23 And they came|in, and possessed it;|but they obeyed not|thy voice, neither|walked in thy law; they|have done nothing of
R	Tall that thou|commandedst them to|do: therefore thou|hast caused all this|evil to come upon|them:|32:24 Behold the|mounts, they are come|unto the city to take|it; and the city is given|into the hand of the|Chaldeans, that fight|against it, because of|the sword, and of the
R	Tfamine, and of the|pestilence: and what|thou hast spoken is|come to pass; and,|behold, thou seest it.|32:25 And thou hast|said unto me, O Lord|GOD, Buy thee the field|for money, and take|witnesses; for the city|is given into the hand|of the Chaldeans.|32:26 Then came the|word of the LORD unto
R	TJeremiah, saying,|32:27 Behold, I am the|LORD, the God of all|flesh: is there any|thing too hard for|me?|32:28 Therefore thus|saith the LORD; Behold,|I will give this city into|the hand of the|Chaldeans, and into|the hand of|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon, and he
R	Tshall take it:|32:29 And the|Chaldeans, that fight|against this city, shall|come and set fire on|this city, and burn it|with the houses, upon|whose roofs they|have offered incense|unto Baal, and poured|out drink offerings|unto other gods, to|provoke me to anger.|32:30 For the children
R	Tof Israel and the|children of Judah|have only done evil|before me from their|youth: for the|children of Israel|have only provoked|me to anger with the|work of their hands,|saith the LORD.|32:31 For this city|hath been to me as a|provocation of mine|anger and of my fury
R	Tfrom the day that|they built it even unto|this day; that I should|remove it from before|my face,|32:32 Because of all|the evil of the|children of Israel and|of the children of|Judah, which they|have done to provoke|me to anger, they,|their kings, their|princes, their priests,
R	Tand their prophets,|and the men of Judah,|and the inhabitants of|Jerusalem.|32:33 And they have|turned unto me the|back, and not the|face: though I taught|them, rising up early|and teaching them, yet|they have not|hearkened to receive|instruction.|32:34 But they set
R	Ttheir abominations in|the house, which is|called by my name, to|defile it.|32:35 And they built|the high places of|Baal, which are in the|valley of the son of|Hinnom, to cause their|sons and their|daughters to pass|through the fire unto|Molech; which I|commanded them not,
R	Tneither came it into my|mind, that they should|do this abomination, to|cause Judah to sin.|32:36 And now|therefore thus saith|the LORD, the God of|Israel, concerning|this city, whereof ye|say, It shall be|delivered into the|hand of the king of|Babylon by the sword,|and by the famine, and
R	Tby the pestilence;|32:37 Behold, I will|gather them out of all|countries, whither I|have driven them in|mine anger, and in my|fury, and in great|wrath; and I will bring|them again unto this|place, and I will cause|them to dwell safely:|32:38 And they shall|be my people, and I|will be their God:
R	T32:39 And I will give|them one heart, and|one way, that they may|fear me for ever, for|the good of them, and|of their children|after them:|32:40 And I will make|an everlasting|covenant with them,|that I will not turn|away from them, to do|them good; but I will|put my fear in their
R	Thearts, that they shall|not depart from me.|32:41 Yea, I will|rejoice over them to|do them good, and I|will plant them in this|land assuredly with my|whole heart and with|my whole soul.|32:42 For thus saith|the LORD; Like as I|have brought all this|great evil upon this|people, so will I bring
R	Tupon them all the good|that I have promised|them.|32:43 And fields shall|be bought in this land,|whereof ye say, It is|desolate without man|or beast; it is given|into the hand of the|Chaldeans.|32:44 Men shall buy|fields for money, and|subscribe evidences,|and seal them, and
R	Ttake witnesses in the|land of Benjamin, and|in the places about|Jerusalem, and in the|cities of Judah, and in|the cities of the|mountains, and in the|cities of the valley,|and in the cities of|the south: for I will|cause their captivity|to return, saith the|LORD.|
R	T33:1 Moreover the|word of the LORD|came unto Jeremiah|the second time, while|he was yet shut up in|the court of the|prison, saying,|33:2 Thus saith the|LORD the maker|thereof, the LORD that|formed it, to establish|it; the LORD is his|name;|33:3 Call unto me, and
R	TI will answer thee, and|shew thee great and|mighty things, which|thou knowest not.|33:4 For thus saith|the LORD, the God of|Israel, concerning the|houses of this city,|and concerning the|houses of the kings|of Judah, which are|thrown down by the|mounts, and by the|sword;
R	T33:5 They come to|fight with the|Chaldeans, but it is to|fill them with the dead|bodies of men, whom I|have slain in mine|anger and in my fury,|and for all whose|wickedness I have hid|my face from this city.|33:6 Behold, I will|bring it health and|cure, and I will cure|them, and will reveal
R	Tunto them the|abundance of peace|and truth.|33:7 And I will cause|the captivity of Judah|and the captivity of|Israel to return, and|will build them, as at|the first.|33:8 And I will cleanse|them from all their|iniquity, whereby they|have sinned against|me; and I will pardon
R	Tall their iniquities,|whereby they have|sinned, and whereby|they have|transgressed against|me.|33:9 And it shall be to|me a name of joy, a|praise and an honour|before all the nations|of the earth, which|shall hear all the|good that I do unto|them: and they shall
R	Tfear and tremble for|all the goodness and|for all the prosperity|that I procure unto it.|33:10 Thus saith the|LORD; Again there|shall be heard in this|place, which ye say|shall be desolate|without man and|without beast, even in|the cities of Judah,|and in the streets of|Jerusalem, that are
R	Tdesolate, without man,|and without inhabitant,|and without beast,|33:11 The voice of|joy, and the voice of|gladness, the voice of|the bridegroom, and|the voice of the bride,|the voice of them that|shall say, Praise the|LORD of hosts: for the|LORD is good; for his|mercy endureth for|ever: and of them that
R	Tshall bring the|sacrifice of praise|into the house of the|LORD. For I will cause|to return the captivity|of the land, as at the|first, saith the LORD.|33:12 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; Again|in this place, which is|desolate without man|and without beast, and|in all the cities|thereof, shall be an
R	Thabitation of|shepherds causing|their flocks to lie|down.|33:13 In the cities of|the mountains, in the|cities of the vale, and|in the cities of the|south, and in the land|of Benjamin, and in|the places about|Jerusalem, and in the|cities of Judah, shall|the flocks pass again
R	Tunder the hands of|him that telleth them,|saith the LORD.|33:14 Behold, the days|come, saith the LORD,|that I will perform|that good thing which I|have promised unto|the house of Israel|and to the house of|Judah.|33:15 In those days,|and at that time, will I|cause the Branch of
R	Trighteousness to grow|up unto David; and he|shall execute|judgment and|righteousness in the|land.|33:16 In those days|shall Judah be saved,|and Jerusalem shall|dwell safely: and this|is the name wherewith|she shall be called,|The LORD our|righteousness.
R	T33:17 For thus saith|the LORD; David shall|never want a man to|sit upon the throne of|the house of Israel;|33:18 Neither shall the|priests the Levites|want a man before me|to offer burnt|offerings, and to|kindle meat offerings,|and to do sacrifice|continually.|33:19 And the word of
R	Tthe LORD came unto|Jeremiah, saying,|33:20 Thus saith the|LORD; If ye can break|my covenant of the|day, and my covenant|of the night, and that|there should not be|day and night in their|season;|33:21 Then may also|my covenant be|broken with David my|servant, that he
R	Tshould not have a son|to reign upon his|throne; and with the|Levites the priests, my|ministers.|33:22 As the host of|heaven cannot be|numbered, neither the|sand of the sea|measured: so will I|multiply the seed of|David my servant, and|the Levites that|minister unto me.
R	T33:23 Moreover the|word of the LORD|came to Jeremiah,|saying,|33:24 Considerest|thou not what this|people have spoken,|saying, The two|families which the LORD|hath chosen, he hath|even cast them off?|thus they have|despised my people,|that they should be
R	Tno more a nation|before them.|33:25 Thus saith the|LORD; If my covenant|be not with day and|night, and if I have|not appointed the|ordinances of heaven|and earth;|33:26 Then will I cast|away the seed of|Jacob and David my|servant, so that I will|not take any of his
R	Tseed to be rulers|over the seed of|Abraham, Isaac, and|Jacob: for I will cause|their captivity to|return, and have|mercy on them.||34:1 The word which|came unto Jeremiah|from the LORD, when|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon, and all his|army, and all the
R	Tkingdoms of the earth|of his dominion, and all|the people, fought|against Jerusalem,|and against all the|cities thereof, saying,|34:2 Thus saith the|LORD, the God of|Israel; Go and speak|to Zedekiah king of|Judah, and tell him,|Thus saith the LORD;|Behold, I will give this|city into the hand of
R	Tthe king of Babylon,|and he shall burn it|with fire:|34:3 And thou shalt|not escape out of his|hand, but shalt surely|be taken, and|delivered into his|hand; and thine eyes|shall behold the eyes|of the king of Babylon,|and he shall speak|with thee mouth to|mouth, and thou shalt
R	Tgo to Babylon.|34:4 Yet hear the|word of the LORD, O|Zedekiah king of|Judah; Thus saith the|LORD of thee, Thou|shalt not die by the|sword:|34:5 But thou shalt die|in peace: and with the|burnings of thy|fathers, the former|kings which were|before thee, so shall
R	Tthey burn odours for|thee; and they will|lament thee, saying, Ah|lord! for I have|pronounced the word,|saith the LORD.|34:6 Then Jeremiah|the prophet spake all|these words unto|Zedekiah king of|Judah in Jerusalem,|34:7 When the king of|Babylon's army fought|against Jerusalem,
R	Tand against all the|cities of Judah that|were left, against|Lachish, and against|Azekah: for these|defenced cities|remained of the cities|of Judah.|34:8 This is the word|that came unto|Jeremiah from the|LORD, after that the|king Zedekiah had|made a covenant with
R	Tall the people which|were at Jerusalem, to|proclaim liberty unto|them;|34:9 That every man|should let his|manservant, and|every man his|maidservant, being an|Hebrew or an|Hebrewess, go free;|that none should|serve himself of them,|to wit, of a Jew his
R	Tbrother.|34:10 Now when all the|princes, and all the|people, which had|entered into the|covenant, heard that|every one should let|his manservant, and|every one his|maidservant, go free,|that none should|serve themselves of|them any more, then|they obeyed, and let
R	Tthem go.|34:11 But afterward|they turned, and|caused the servants|and the handmaids,|whom they had let go|free, to return, and|brought them into|subjection for|servants and for|handmaids.|34:12 Therefore the|word of the LORD|came to Jeremiah from
R	Tthe LORD, saying,|34:13 Thus saith the|LORD, the God of|Israel; I made a|covenant with your|fathers in the day|that I brought them|forth out of the land|of Egypt, out of the|house of bondmen,|saying,|34:14 At the end of|seven years let ye go|every man his brother
R	Tan Hebrew, which hath|been sold unto thee;|and when he hath|served thee six|years, thou shalt let|him go free from thee:|but your fathers|hearkened not unto|me, neither inclined|their ear.|34:15 And ye were now|turned, and had done|right in my sight, in|proclaiming liberty
R	Tevery man to his|neighbour; and ye had|made a covenant|before me in the|house which is called|by my name:|34:16 But ye turned|and polluted my name,|and caused every man|his servant, and|every man his|handmaid, whom ye had|set at liberty at their|pleasure, to return,
R	Tand brought them into|subjection, to be unto|you for servants and|for handmaids.|34:17 Therefore thus|saith the LORD; Ye|have not hearkened|unto me, in proclaiming|liberty, every one to|his brother, and|every man to his|neighbour: behold, I|proclaim a liberty for|you, saith the LORD, to
R	Tthe sword, to the|pestilence, and to the|famine; and I will make|you to be removed|into all the kingdoms|of the earth.|34:18 And I will give|the men that have|transgressed my|covenant, which have|not performed the|words of the|covenant which they|had made before me,
R	Twhen they cut the calf|in twain, and passed|between the parts|thereof,|34:19 The princes of|Judah, and the|princes of Jerusalem,|the eunuchs, and the|priests, and all the|people of the land,|which passed between|the parts of the calf;|34:20 I will even give|them into the hand of
R	Ttheir enemies, and into|the hand of them that|seek their life: and|their dead bodies|shall be for meat unto|the fowls of the|heaven, and to the|beasts of the earth.|34:21 And Zedekiah|king of Judah and his|princes will I give into|the hand of their|enemies, and into the|hand of them that
R	Tseek their life, and|into the hand of the|king of Babylon's|army, which are gone|up from you.|34:22 Behold, I will|command, saith the|LORD, and cause them|to return to this city;|and they shall fight|against it, and take it,|and burn it with fire:|and I will make the|cities of Judah a
R	Tdesolation without an|inhabitant.||35:1 The word which|came unto Jeremiah|from the LORD in the|days of Jehoiakim the|son of Josiah king of|Judah, saying,|35:2 Go unto the|house of the|Rechabites, and speak|unto them, and bring|them into the house of
R	Tthe LORD, into one of|the chambers, and|give them wine to|drink.|35:3 Then I took|Jaazaniah the son of|Jeremiah, the son of|Habaziniah, and his|brethren, and all his|sons, and the whole|house of the|Rechabites;|35:4 And I brought|them into the house of
R	Tthe LORD, into the|chamber of the sons|of Hanan, the son of|Igdaliah, a man of God,|which was by the|chamber of the|princes, which was|above the chamber of|Maaseiah the son of|Shallum, the keeper of|the door:|35:5 And I set before|the sons of the house|of the Rechabites
R	Tpots full of wine, and|cups, and I said unto|them, Drink ye wine.|35:6 But they said, We|will drink no wine: for|Jonadab the son of|Rechab our father|commanded us, saying,|Ye shall drink no wine,|neither ye, nor your|sons for ever:|35:7 Neither shall ye|build house, nor sow|seed, nor plant
R	Tvineyard, nor have|any: but all your days|ye shall dwell in tents;|that ye may live many|days in the land|where ye be|strangers.|35:8 Thus have we|obeyed the voice of|Jonadab the son of|Rechab our father in|all that he hath|charged us, to drink|no wine all our days,
R	Twe, our wives, our|sons, nor our|daughters;|35:9 Nor to build|houses for us to|dwell in: neither have|we vineyard, nor field,|nor seed:|35:10 But we have|dwelt in tents, and|have obeyed, and|done according to all|that Jonadab our|father commanded us.
R	T35:11 But it came to|pass, when|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon came up|into the land, that we|said, Come, and let us|go to Jerusalem for|fear of the army of|the Chaldeans, and|for fear of the army|of the Syrians: so we|dwell at Jerusalem.|35:12 Then came the|word of the LORD unto
R	TJeremiah, saying,|35:13 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Go and|tell the men of Judah|and the inhabitants of|Jerusalem, Will ye not|receive instruction to|hearken to my words?|saith the LORD.|35:14 The words of|Jonadab the son of|Rechab, that he|commanded his sons
R	Tnot to drink wine, are|performed; for unto|this day they drink|none, but obey their|father's commandment:|notwithstanding I have|spoken unto you,|rising early and|speaking; but ye|hearkened not unto|me.|35:15 I have sent also|unto you all my|servants the
R	Tprophets, rising up|early and sending|them, saying, Return|ye now every man|from his evil way, and|amend your doings,|and go not after|other gods to serve|them, and ye shall|dwell in the land which|I have given to you|and to your fathers:|but ye have not|inclined your ear, nor
R	Thearkened unto me.|35:16 Because the|sons of Jonadab the|son of Rechab have|performed the|commandment of their|father, which he|commanded them; but|this people hath not|hearkened unto me:|35:17 Therefore thus|saith the LORD God of|hosts, the God of|Israel; Behold, I will
R	Tbring upon Judah and|upon all the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem all the evil|that I have|pronounced against|them: because I have|spoken unto them, but|they have not heard;|and I have called unto|them, but they have|not answered.|35:18 And Jeremiah|said unto the house
R	Tof the Rechabites,|Thus saith the LORD|of hosts, the God of|Israel; Because ye|have obeyed the|commandment of|Jonadab your father,|and kept all his|precepts, and done|according unto all|that he hath|commanded you:|35:19 Therefore thus|saith the LORD of
R	Thosts, the God of|Israel; Jonadab the|son of Rechab shall|not want a man to|stand before me for|ever.||36:1 And it came to|pass in the fourth|year of Jehoiakim the|son of Josiah king of|Judah, that this word|came unto Jeremiah|from the LORD, saying,
R	T36:2 Take thee a roll|of a book, and write|therein all the words|that I have spoken|unto thee against|Israel, and against|Judah, and against all|the nations, from the|day I spake unto thee,|from the days of|Josiah, even unto this|day.|36:3 It may be that the|house of Judah will
R	Thear all the evil which|I purpose to do unto|them; that they may|return every man|from his evil way; that|I may forgive their|iniquity and their sin.|36:4 Then Jeremiah|called Baruch the son|of Neriah: and Baruch|wrote from the mouth|of Jeremiah all the|words of the LORD,|which he had spoken
R	Tunto him, upon a roll|of a book.|36:5 And Jeremiah|commanded Baruch,|saying, I am shut up; I|cannot go into the|house of the LORD:|36:6 Therefore go|thou, and read in the|roll, which thou hast|written from my mouth,|the words of the LORD|in the ears of the|people in the LORD's
R	Thouse upon the|fasting day: and also|thou shalt read them|in the ears of all|Judah that come out|of their cities.|36:7 It may be they will|present their|supplication before|the LORD, and will|return every one|from his evil way: for|great is the anger|and the fury that the
R	TLORD hath pronounced|against this people.|36:8 And Baruch the|son of Neriah did|according to all that|Jeremiah the prophet|commanded him,|reading in the book|the words of the LORD|in the LORD's house.|36:9 And it came to|pass in the fifth year|of Jehoiakim the son|of Josiah king of
R	TJudah, in the ninth|month, that they|proclaimed a fast|before the LORD to all|the people in|Jerusalem, and to all|the people that came|from the cities of|Judah unto Jerusalem.|36:10 Then read|Baruch in the book|the words of Jeremiah|in the house of the|LORD, in the chamber
R	Tof Gemariah the son|of Shaphan the|scribe, in the higher|court, at the entry of|the new gate of the|LORD's house, in the|ears of all the people.|36:11 When Michaiah|the son of Gemariah,|the son of Shaphan,|had heard out of the|book all the words of|the LORD,|36:12 Then he went
R	Tdown into the king's|house, into the|scribe's chamber: and,|lo, all the princes sat|there, even Elishama|the scribe, and|Delaiah the son of|Shemaiah, and|Elnathan the son of|Achbor, and Gemariah|the son of Shaphan,|and Zedekiah the son|of Hananiah, and all|the princes.
R	T36:13 Then Michaiah|declared unto them all|the words that he had|heard, when Baruch|read the book in the|ears of the people.|36:14 Therefore all|the princes sent|Jehudi the son of|Nethaniah, the son of|Shelemiah, the son of|Cushi, unto Baruch,|saying, Take in thine|hand the roll wherein
R	Tthou hast read in the|ears of the people,|and come. So Baruch|the son of Neriah took|the roll in his hand,|and came unto them.|36:15 And they said|unto him, Sit down now,|and read it in our|ears. So Baruch read|it in their ears.|36:16 Now it came to|pass, when they had|heard all the words,
R	Tthey were afraid both|one and other, and|said unto Baruch, We|will surely tell the king|of all these words.|36:17 And they asked|Baruch, saying, Tell us|now, How didst thou|write all these words|at his mouth?|36:18 Then Baruch|answered them, He|pronounced all these|words unto me with his
R	Tmouth, and I wrote|them with ink in the|book.|36:19 Then said the|princes unto Baruch,|Go, hide thee, thou and|Jeremiah; and let no|man know where ye be.|36:20 And they went in|to the king into the|court, but they laid up|the roll in the|chamber of Elishama|the scribe, and told
R	Tall the words in the|ears of the king.|36:21 So the king sent|Jehudi to fetch the|roll: and he took it out|of Elishama the|scribe's chamber. And|Jehudi read it in the|ears of the king, and|in the ears of all the|princes which stood|beside the king.|36:22 Now the king sat|in the winterhouse in
R	Tthe ninth month: and|there was a fire on|the hearth burning|before him.|36:23 And it came to|pass, that when Jehudi|had read three or|four leaves, he cut it|with the penknife, and|cast it into the fire|that was on the|hearth, until all the|roll was consumed in|the fire that was on
R	Tthe hearth.|36:24 Yet they were|not afraid, nor rent|their garments,|neither the king, nor|any of his servants|that heard all these|words.|36:25 Nevertheless|Elnathan and Delaiah|and Gemariah had|made intercession to|the king that he would|not burn the roll: but
R	The would not hear|them.|36:26 But the king|commanded Jerahmeel|the son of Hammelech,|and Seraiah the son|of Azriel, and|Shelemiah the son of|Abdeel, to take Baruch|the scribe and|Jeremiah the prophet:|but the LORD hid them.|36:27 Then the word|of the LORD came to
R	TJeremiah, after that|the king had burned|the roll, and the|words which Baruch|wrote at the mouth of|Jeremiah, saying,|36:28 Take thee again|another roll, and write|in it all the former|words that were in the|first roll, which|Jehoiakim the king of|Judah hath burned.|36:29 And thou shalt
R	Tsay to Jehoiakim king|of Judah, Thus saith|the LORD; Thou hast|burned this roll,|saying, Why hast thou|written therein, saying,|The king of Babylon|shall certainly come|and destroy this land,|and shall cause to|cease from thence|man and beast?|36:30 Therefore thus|saith the LORD of
R	TJehoiakim king of|Judah; He shall have|none to sit upon the|throne of David: and|his dead body shall be|cast out in the day to|the heat, and in the|night to the frost.|36:31 And I will punish|him and his seed and|his servants for their|iniquity; and I will bring|upon them, and upon|the inhabitants of
R	TJerusalem, and upon|the men of Judah, all|the evil that I have|pronounced against|them; but they|hearkened not.|36:32 Then took|Jeremiah another roll,|and gave it to Baruch|the scribe, the son of|Neriah; who wrote|therein from the|mouth of Jeremiah all|the words of the book
R	Twhich Jehoiakim king of|Judah had burned in|the fire: and there|were added besides|unto them many like|words.||37:1 And king Zedekiah|the son of Josiah|reigned instead of|Coniah the son of|Jehoiakim, whom|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon made king
R	Tin the land of Judah.|37:2 But neither he,|nor his servants, nor|the people of the|land, did hearken unto|the words of the|LORD, which he spake|by the prophet|Jeremiah.|37:3 And Zedekiah the|king sent Jehucal the|son of Shelemiah and|Zephaniah the son of|Maaseiah the priest to
R	Tthe prophet Jeremiah,|saying, Pray now unto|the LORD our God for|us.|37:4 Now Jeremiah|came in and went out|among the people: for|they had not put him|into prison.|37:5 Then Pharaoh's|army was come forth|out of Egypt: and|when the Chaldeans|that besieged
R	TJerusalem heard|tidings of them, they|departed from|Jerusalem.|37:6 Then came the|word of the LORD unto|the prophet Jeremiah|saying,|37:7 Thus saith the|LORD, the God of|Israel; Thus shall ye|say to the king of|Judah, that sent you|unto me to enquire of
R	Tme; Behold, Pharaoh's|army, which is come|forth to help you,|shall return to Egypt|into their own land.|37:8 And the|Chaldeans shall come|again, and fight|against this city, and|take it, and burn it|with fire.|37:9 Thus saith the|LORD; Deceive not|yourselves, saying,
R	TThe Chaldeans shall|surely depart from|us: for they shall not|depart.|37:10 For though ye|had smitten the whole|army of the Chaldeans|that fight against you,|and there remained|but wounded men|among them, yet|should they rise up|every man in his tent,|and burn this city with
R	Tfire.|37:11 And it came to|pass, that when the|army of the Chaldeans|was broken up from|Jerusalem for fear of|Pharaoh's army,|37:12 Then Jeremiah|went forth out of|Jerusalem to go into|the land of Benjamin,|to separate himself|thence in the midst of|the people.
R	T37:13 And when he was|in the gate of|Benjamin, a captain of|the ward was there,|whose name was|Irijah, the son of|Shelemiah, the son of|Hananiah; and he took|Jeremiah the prophet,|saying, Thou fallest|away to the|Chaldeans.|37:14 Then said|Jeremiah, It is false; I
R	Tfall not away to the|Chaldeans. But he|hearkened not to him:|so Irijah took|Jeremiah, and brought|him to the princes.|37:15 Wherefore the|princes were wroth|with Jeremiah, and|smote him, and put him|in prison in the house|of Jonathan the|scribe: for they had|made that the prison.
R	T37:16 When Jeremiah|was entered into the|dungeon, and into the|cabins, and Jeremiah|had remained there|many days;|37:17 Then Zedekiah|the king sent, and took|him out: and the king|asked him secretly in|his house, and said, Is|there any word from|the LORD? And|Jeremiah said, There
R	Tis: for, said he, thou|shalt be delivered into|the hand of the king|of Babylon.|37:18 Moreover|Jeremiah said unto|king Zedekiah, What|have I offended|against thee, or|against thy servants,|or against this people,|that ye have put me in|prison?|37:19 Where are now
R	Tyour prophets which|prophesied unto you,|saying, The king of|Babylon shall not|come against you, nor|against this land?|37:20 Therefore hear|now, I pray thee, O my|lord the king: let my|supplication, I pray|thee, be accepted|before thee; that thou|cause me not to|return to the house
R	Tof Jonathan the|scribe, lest I die|there.|37:21 Then Zedekiah|the king commanded|that they should|commit Jeremiah into|the court of the|prison, and that they|should give him daily a|piece of bread out of|the bakers' street,|until all the bread in|the city were spent.
R	TThus Jeremiah|remained in the court|of the prison.||38:1 Then Shephatiah|the son of Mattan, and|Gedaliah the son of|Pashur, and Jucal the|son of Shelemiah, and|Pashur the son of|Malchiah, heard the|words that Jeremiah|had spoken unto all|the people, saying,
R	T38:2 Thus saith the|LORD, He that|remaineth in this city|shall die by the sword,|by the famine, and by|the pestilence: but he|that goeth forth to|the Chaldeans shall|live; for he shall have|his life for a prey,|and shall live.|38:3 Thus saith the|LORD, This city shall|surely be given into
R	Tthe hand of the king|of Babylon's army,|which shall take it.|38:4 Therefore the|princes said unto the|king, We beseech thee,|let this man be put to|death: for thus he|weakeneth the hands|of the men of war that|remain in this city, and|the hands of all the|people, in speaking|such words unto them:
R	Tfor this man seeketh|not the welfare of|this people, but the|hurt.|38:5 Then Zedekiah|the king said, Behold,|he is in your hand:|for the king is not he|that can do any thing|against you.|38:6 Then took they|Jeremiah, and cast him|into the dungeon of|Malchiah the son of
R	THammelech, that was in|the court of the|prison: and they let|down Jeremiah with|cords. And in the|dungeon there was no|water, but mire: so|Jeremiah sunk in the|mire.|38:7 Now when|Ebedmelech the|Ethiopian, one of the|eunuchs which was in|the king's house,
R	Theard that they had|put Jeremiah in the|dungeon; the king then|sitting in the gate of|Benjamin;|38:8 Ebedmelech went|forth out of the king's|house, and spake to|the king saying,|38:9 My lord the king,|these men have done|evil in all that they|have done to Jeremiah|the prophet, whom
R	Tthey have cast into|the dungeon; and he is|like to die for hunger|in the place where he|is: for there is no|more bread in the city.|38:10 Then the king|commanded|Ebedmelech the|Ethiopian, saying, Take|from hence thirty men|with thee, and take up|Jeremiah the prophet|out of the dungeon,
R	Tbefore he die.|38:11 So Ebedmelech|took the men with him,|and went into the|house of the king|under the treasury,|and took thence old|cast clouts and old|rotten rags, and let|them down by cords|into the dungeon to|Jeremiah.|38:12 And Ebedmelech|the Ethiopian said unto
R	TJeremiah, Put now|these old cast clouts|and rotten rags|under thine armholes|under the cords. And|Jeremiah did so.|38:13 So they drew up|Jeremiah with cords,|and took him up out of|the dungeon: and|Jeremiah remained in|the court of the|prison.|38:14 Then Zedekiah
R	Tthe king sent, and took|Jeremiah the prophet|unto him into the third|entry that is in the|house of the LORD:|and the king said unto|Jeremiah, I will ask|thee a thing; hide|nothing from me.|38:15 Then Jeremiah|said unto Zedekiah, If|I declare it unto thee,|wilt thou not surely|put me to death? and
R	Tif I give thee counsel,|wilt thou not hearken|unto me?|38:16 So Zedekiah the|king sware secretly|unto Jeremiah, saying,|As the LORD liveth,|that made us this soul,|I will not put thee to|death, neither will I|give thee into the|hand of these men|that seek thy life.|38:17 Then said
R	TJeremiah unto|Zedekiah, Thus saith|the LORD, the God of|hosts, the God of|Israel; If thou wilt|assuredly go forth|unto the king of|Babylon's princes,|then thy soul shall|live, and this city shall|not be burned with|fire; and thou shalt|live, and thine house:|38:18 But if thou wilt
R	Tnot go forth to the|king of Babylon's|princes, then shall|this city be given into|the hand of the|Chaldeans, and they|shall burn it with fire,|and thou shalt not|escape out of their|hand.|38:19 And Zedekiah|the king said unto|Jeremiah, I am afraid|of the Jews that are
R	Tfallen to the|Chaldeans, lest they|deliver me into their|hand, and they mock|me.|38:20 But Jeremiah|said, They shall not|deliver thee. Obey, I|beseech thee, the|voice of the LORD,|which I speak unto|thee: so it shall be|well unto thee, and thy|soul shall live.
R	T38:21 But if thou|refuse to go forth,|this is the word that|the LORD hath shewed|me:|38:22 And, behold, all|the women that are|left in the king of|Judah's house shall|be brought forth to|the king of Babylon's|princes, and those|women shall say, Thy|friends have set thee
R	Ton, and have|prevailed against|thee: thy feet are|sunk in the mire, and|they are turned away|back.|38:23 So they shall|bring out all thy wives|and thy children to|the Chaldeans: and|thou shalt not escape|out of their hand, but|shalt be taken by the|hand of the king of
R	TBabylon: and thou|shalt cause this city|to be burned with fire.|38:24 Then said|Zedekiah unto|Jeremiah, Let no man|know of these words,|and thou shalt not die.|38:25 But if the|princes hear that I|have talked with thee,|and they come unto|thee, and say unto|thee, Declare unto us
R	Tnow what thou hast|said unto the king,|hide it not from us,|and we will not put|thee to death; also|what the king said|unto thee:|38:26 Then thou shalt|say unto them, I|presented my|supplication before|the king, that he would|not cause me to|return to Jonathan's
R	Thouse, to die there.|38:27 Then came all|the princes unto|Jeremiah, and asked|him: and he told them|according to all these|words that the king|had commanded. So|they left off speaking|with him; for the|matter was not|perceived.|38:28 So Jeremiah|abode in the court of
R	Tthe prison until the|day that Jerusalem|was taken: and he was|there when Jerusalem|was taken.||39:1 In the ninth year|of Zedekiah king of|Judah, in the tenth|month, came|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon and all his|army against|Jerusalem, and they
R	Tbesieged it.|39:2 And in the|eleventh year of|Zedekiah, in the fourth|month, the ninth day|of the month, the city|was broken up.|39:3 And all the|princes of the king of|Babylon came in, and|sat in the middle gate,|even Nergalsharezer,|Samgarnebo,|Sarsechim, Rabsaris,
R	TNergalsharezer,|Rabmag, with all the|residue of the|princes of the king of|Babylon.|39:4 And it came to|pass, that when|Zedekiah the king of|Judah saw them, and|all the men of war,|then they fled, and|went forth out of the|city by night, by the|way of the king's
R	Tgarden, by the gate|betwixt the two walls:|and he went out the|way of the plain.|39:5 But the|Chaldeans' army|pursued after them,|and overtook Zedekiah|in the plains of|Jericho: and when|they had taken him,|they brought him up to|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon to Riblah in
R	Tthe land of Hamath,|where he gave|judgment upon him.|39:6 Then the king of|Babylon slew the sons|of Zedekiah in Riblah|before his eyes: also|the king of Babylon|slew all the nobles of|Judah.|39:7 Moreover he put|out Zedekiah's eyes,|and bound him with|chains, to carry him to
R	TBabylon.|39:8 And the|Chaldeans burned the|king's house, and the|houses of the people,|with fire, and brake|down the walls of|Jerusalem.|39:9 Then|Nebuzaradan the|captain of the guard|carried away captive|into Babylon the|remnant of the people
R	Tthat remained in the|city, and those that|fell away, that fell to|him, with the rest of|the people that|remained.|39:10 But|Nebuzaradan the|captain of the guard|left of the poor of|the people, which had|nothing, in the land of|Judah, and gave them|vineyards and fields
R	Tat the same time.|39:11 Now|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon gave|charge concerning|Jeremiah to|Nebuzaradan the|captain of the guard,|saying,|39:12 Take him, and|look well to him, and do|him no harm; but do|unto him even as he|shall say unto thee.
R	T39:13 So Nebuzaradan|the captain of the|guard sent, and|Nebushasban,|Rabsaris, and|Nergalsharezer,|Rabmag, and all the|king of Babylon's|princes;|39:14 Even they sent,|and took Jeremiah out|of the court of the|prison, and committed|him unto Gedaliah the
R	Tson of Ahikam the son|of Shaphan, that he|should carry him|home: so he dwelt|among the people.|39:15 Now the word of|the LORD came unto|Jeremiah, while he was|shut up in the court|of the prison, saying,|39:16 Go and speak to|Ebedmelech the|Ethiopian, saying, Thus|saith the LORD of
R	Thosts, the God of|Israel; Behold, I will|bring my words upon|this city for evil, and|not for good; and|they shall be|accomplished in that|day before thee.|39:17 But I will deliver|thee in that day, saith|the LORD: and thou|shalt not be given into|the hand of the men|of whom thou art
R	Tafraid.|39:18 For I will surely|deliver thee, and thou|shalt not fall by the|sword, but thy life|shall be for a prey|unto thee: because|thou hast put thy|trust in me, saith the|LORD.||40:1 The word that|came to Jeremiah from|the LORD, after that
R	TNebuzaradan the|captain of the guard|had let him go from|Ramah, when he had|taken him being bound|in chains among all|that were carried|away captive of|Jerusalem and Judah,|which were carried|away captive unto|Babylon.|40:2 And the captain|of the guard took
R	TJeremiah, and said|unto him, The LORD thy|God hath pronounced|this evil upon this|place.|40:3 Now the LORD|hath brought it, and|done according as he|hath said: because ye|have sinned against|the LORD, and have|not obeyed his voice,|therefore this thing is|come upon you.
R	T40:4 And now, behold, I|loose thee this day|from the chains which|were upon thine hand.|If it seem good unto|thee to come with me|into Babylon, come;|and I will look well|unto thee: but if it|seem ill unto thee to|come with me into|Babylon, forbear:|behold, all the land is|before thee: whither it
R	Tseemeth good and|convenient for thee|to go, thither go.|40:5 Now while he was|not yet gone back, he|said, Go back also to|Gedaliah the son of|Ahikam the son of|Shaphan, whom the|king of Babylon hath|made governor over|the cities of Judah,|and dwell with him|among the people: or
R	Tgo wheresoever it|seemeth convenient|unto thee to go. So|the captain of the|guard gave him|victuals and a reward,|and let him go.|40:6 Then went|Jeremiah unto|Gedaliah the son of|Ahikam to Mizpah; and|dwelt with him among|the people that were|left in the land.
R	T40:7 Now when all the|captains of the|forces which were in|the fields, even they|and their men, heard|that the king of|Babylon had made|Gedaliah the son of|Ahikam governor in|the land, and had|committed unto him men,|and women, and|children, and of the|poor of the land, of
R	Tthem that were not|carried away captive|to Babylon;|40:8 Then they came|to Gedaliah to Mizpah,|even Ishmael the son|of Nethaniah, and|Johanan and Jonathan|the sons of Kareah,|and Seraiah the son|of Tanhumeth, and the|sons of Ephai the|Netophathite, and|Jezaniah the son of a
R	TMaachathite, they and|their men.|40:9 And Gedaliah the|son of Ahikam the son|of Shaphan sware|unto them and to their|men, saying, Fear not|to serve the|Chaldeans: dwell in the|land, and serve the|king of Babylon, and it|shall be well with you.|40:10 As for me,|behold, I will dwell at
R	TMizpah, to serve the|Chaldeans, which will|come unto us: but ye,|gather ye wine, and|summer fruits, and oil,|and put them in your|vessels, and dwell in|your cities that ye|have taken.|40:11 Likewise when all|the Jews that were in|Moab, and among the|Ammonites, and in Edom,|and that were in all
R	Tthe countries, heard|that the king of|Babylon had left a|remnant of Judah, and|that he had set over|them Gedaliah the son|of Ahikam the son of|Shaphan;|40:12 Even all the|Jews returned out of|all places whither|they were driven, and|came to the land of|Judah, to Gedaliah,
R	Tunto Mizpah, and|gathered wine and|summer fruits very|much.|40:13 Moreover|Johanan the son of|Kareah, and all the|captains of the|forces that were in|the fields, came to|Gedaliah to Mizpah,|40:14 And said unto|him, Dost thou|certainly know that
R	TBaalis the king of the|Ammonites hath sent|Ishmael the son of|Nethaniah to slay|thee? But Gedaliah the|son of Ahikam believed|them not.|40:15 Then Johanan|the son of Kareah|spake to Gedaliah in|Mizpah secretly|saying, Let me go, I|pray thee, and I will|slay Ishmael the son
R	Tof Nethaniah, and no|man shall know it:|wherefore should he|slay thee, that all the|Jews which are|gathered unto thee|should be scattered,|and the remnant in|Judah perish?|40:16 But Gedaliah the|son of Ahikam said|unto Johanan the son|of Kareah, Thou shalt|not do this thing: for
R	Tthou speakest falsely|of Ishmael.||41:1 Now it came to|pass in the seventh|month, that Ishmael|the son of Nethaniah|the son of Elishama,|of the seed royal, and|the princes of the|king, even ten men with|him, came unto|Gedaliah the son of|Ahikam to Mizpah; and
R	Tthere they did eat|bread together in|Mizpah.|41:2 Then arose|Ishmael the son of|Nethaniah, and the ten|men that were with him,|and smote Gedaliah|the son of Ahikam the|son of Shaphan with|the sword, and slew|him, whom the king of|Babylon had made|governor over the
R	Tland.|41:3 Ishmael also slew|all the Jews that were|with him, even with|Gedaliah, at Mizpah,|and the Chaldeans|that were found|there, and the men of|war.|41:4 And it came to|pass the second day|after he had slain|Gedaliah, and no man|knew it,
R	T41:5 That there came|certain from Shechem,|from Shiloh, and from|Samaria, even|fourscore men, having|their beards shaven,|and their clothes|rent, and having cut|themselves, with|offerings and incense|in their hand, to bring|them to the house of|the LORD.|41:6 And Ishmael the
R	Tson of Nethaniah went|forth from Mizpah to|meet them, weeping all|along as he went: and|it came to pass, as he|met them, he said unto|them, Come to Gedaliah|the son of Ahikam.|41:7 And it was so,|when they came into|the midst of the city,|that Ishmael the son|of Nethaniah slew|them, and cast them
R	Tinto the midst of the|pit, he, and the men|that were with him.|41:8 But ten men were|found among them that|said unto Ishmael, Slay|us not: for we have|treasures in the field,|of wheat, and of|barley, and of oil, and|of honey. So he|forbare, and slew|them not among their|brethren.
R	T41:9 Now the pit|wherein Ishmael had|cast all the dead|bodies of the men,|whom he had slain|because of Gedaliah,|was it which Asa the|king had made for|fear of Baasha king|of Israel: and Ishmael|the son of Nethaniah|filled it with them that|were slain.|41:10 Then Ishmael
R	Tcarried away captive|all the residue of the|people that were in|Mizpah, even the king's|daughters, and all the|people that remained|in Mizpah, whom|Nebuzaradan the|captain of the guard|had committed to|Gedaliah the son of|Ahikam: and Ishmael|the son of Nethaniah|carried them away
R	Tcaptive, and departed|to go over to the|Ammonites.|41:11 But when|Johanan the son of|Kareah, and all the|captains of the|forces that were with|him, heard of all the|evil that Ishmael the|son of Nethaniah had|done,|41:12 Then they took|all the men, and went
R	Tto fight with Ishmael|the son of Nethaniah,|and found him by the|great waters that are|in Gibeon.|41:13 Now it came to|pass, that when all the|people which were with|Ishmael saw Johanan|the son of Kareah,|and all the captains|of the forces that|were with him, then|they were glad.
R	T41:14 So all the|people that Ishmael|had carried away|captive from Mizpah|cast about and|returned, and went|unto Johanan the son|of Kareah.|41:15 But Ishmael the|son of Nethaniah|escaped from|Johanan with eight|men, and went to the|Ammonites.
R	T41:16 Then took|Johanan the son of|Kareah, and all the|captains of the|forces that were with|him, all the remnant of|the people whom he|had recovered from|Ishmael the son of|Nethaniah, from|Mizpah, after that he|had slain Gedaliah the|son of Ahikam, even|mighty men of war, and
R	Tthe women, and the|children, and the|eunuchs, whom he had|brought again from|Gibeon:|41:17 And they|departed, and dwelt in|the habitation of|Chimham, which is by|Bethlehem, to go to|enter into Egypt,|41:18 Because of the|Chaldeans: for they|were afraid of them,
R	Tbecause Ishmael the|son of Nethaniah had|slain Gedaliah the son|of Ahikam, whom the|king of Babylon made|governor in the land.||42:1 Then all the|captains of the|forces, and Johanan|the son of Kareah,|and Jezaniah the son|of Hoshaiah, and all|the people from the
R	Tleast even unto the|greatest, came near,|42:2 And said unto|Jeremiah the prophet,|Let, we beseech thee,|our supplication be|accepted before thee,|and pray for us unto|the LORD thy God,|even for all this|remnant; (for we are|left but a few of many,|as thine eyes do|behold us:)
R	T42:3 That the LORD thy|God may shew us the|way wherein we may|walk, and the thing|that we may do.|42:4 Then Jeremiah|the prophet said unto|them, I have heard|you; behold, I will pray|unto the LORD your|God according to your|words; and it shall|come to pass, that|whatsoever thing the
R	TLORD shall answer|you, I will declare it|unto you; I will keep|nothing back from you.|42:5 Then they said to|Jeremiah, The LORD be|a true and faithful|witness between us, if|we do not even|according to all things|for the which the|LORD thy God shall|send thee to us.|42:6 Whether it be
R	Tgood, or whether it be|evil, we will obey the|voice of the LORD our|God, to whom we send|thee; that it may be|well with us, when we|obey the voice of the|LORD our God.|42:7 And it came to|pass after ten days,|that the word of the|LORD came unto|Jeremiah.|42:8 Then called he
R	TJohanan the son of|Kareah, and all the|captains of the|forces which were|with him, and all the|people from the least|even to the greatest,|42:9 And said unto|them, Thus saith the|LORD, the God of|Israel, unto whom ye|sent me to present|your supplication|before him;
R	T42:10 If ye will still|abide in this land, then|will I build you, and|not pull you down, and|I will plant you, and|not pluck you up: for|I repent me of the evil|that I have done unto|you.|42:11 Be not afraid of|the king of Babylon, of|whom ye are afraid;|be not afraid of him,|saith the LORD: for I
R	Tam with you to save|you, and to deliver|you from his hand.|42:12 And I will shew|mercies unto you, that|he may have mercy|upon you, and cause|you to return to your|own land.|42:13 But if ye say, We|will not dwell in this|land, neither obey the|voice of the LORD|your God,
R	T42:14 Saying, No; but|we will go into the land|of Egypt, where we|shall see no war, nor|hear the sound of the|trumpet, nor have|hunger of bread; and|there will we dwell:|42:15 And now|therefore hear the|word of the LORD, ye|remnant of Judah;|Thus saith the LORD|of hosts, the God of
R	TIsrael; If ye wholly|set your faces to|enter into Egypt, and|go to sojourn there;|42:16 Then it shall|come to pass, that the|sword, which ye|feared, shall overtake|you there in the land|of Egypt, and the|famine, whereof ye|were afraid, shall|follow close after you|there in Egypt; and
R	Tthere ye shall die.|42:17 So shall it be|with all the men that|set their faces to go|into Egypt to sojourn|there; they shall die|by the sword, by the|famine, and by the|pestilence: and none|of them shall remain|or escape from the|evil that I will bring|upon them.|42:18 For thus saith
R	Tthe LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; As mine|anger and my fury|hath been poured|forth upon the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem; so shall my|fury be poured forth|upon you, when ye|shall enter into Egypt:|and ye shall be an|execration, and an|astonishment, and a|curse, and a
R	Treproach; and ye|shall see this place|no more.|42:19 The LORD hath|said concerning you, O|ye remnant of Judah;|Go ye not into Egypt:|know certainly that I|have admonished you|this day.|42:20 For ye|dissembled in your|hearts, when ye sent|me unto the LORD your
R	TGod, saying, Pray for|us unto the LORD our|God; and according|unto all that the LORD|our God shall say, so|declare unto us, and|we will do it.|42:21 And now I have|this day declared it to|you; but ye have not|obeyed the voice of|the LORD your God,|nor any thing for the|which he hath sent me
R	Tunto you.|42:22 Now therefore|know certainly that ye|shall die by the sword,|by the famine, and by|the pestilence, in the|place whither ye|desire to go and to|sojourn.||43:1 And it came to|pass, that when|Jeremiah had made an|end of speaking unto
R	Tall the people all the|words of the LORD|their God, for which|the LORD their God|had sent him to them,|even all these words,|43:2 Then spake|Azariah the son of|Hoshaiah, and Johanan|the son of Kareah,|and all the proud men,|saying unto Jeremiah,|Thou speakest falsely:|the LORD our God hath
R	Tnot sent thee to say,|Go not into Egypt to|sojourn there:|43:3 But Baruch the|son of Neriah setteth|thee on against us,|for to deliver us into|the hand of the|Chaldeans, that they|might put us to death,|and carry us away|captives into Babylon.|43:4 So Johanan the|son of Kareah, and all
R	Tthe captains of the|forces, and all the|people, obeyed not|the voice of the LORD,|to dwell in the land of|Judah.|43:5 But Johanan the|son of Kareah, and all|the captains of the|forces, took all the|remnant of Judah,|that were returned|from all nations,|whither they had been
R	Tdriven, to dwell in the|land of Judah;|43:6 Even men, and|women, and children,|and the king's|daughters, and every|person that|Nebuzaradan the|captain of the guard|had left with Gedaliah|the son of Ahikam the|son of Shaphan, and|Jeremiah the prophet,|and Baruch the son
R	Tof Neriah.|43:7 So they came into|the land of Egypt: for|they obeyed not the|voice of the LORD:|thus came they even|to Tahpanhes.|43:8 Then came the|word of the LORD unto|Jeremiah in|Tahpanhes, saying,|43:9 Take great|stones in thine hand,|and hide them in the
R	Tclay in the brickkiln,|which is at the entry|of Pharaoh's house in|Tahpanhes, in the|sight of the men of|Judah;|43:10 And say unto|them, Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Behold,|I will send and take|Nebuchadrezzar the|king of Babylon, my|servant, and will set
R	This throne upon these|stones that I have hid;|and he shall spread|his royal pavilion over|them.|43:11 And when he|cometh, he shall smite|the land of Egypt, and|deliver such as are|for death to death;|and such as are for|captivity to captivity;|and such as are for|the sword to the
R	Tsword.|43:12 And I will kindle|a fire in the houses|of the gods of Egypt;|and he shall burn|them, and carry them|away captives: and he|shall array himself|with the land of Egypt,|as a shepherd putteth|on his garment; and he|shall go forth from|thence in peace.|43:13 He shall break
R	Talso the images of|Bethshemesh, that is in|the land of Egypt; and|the houses of the|gods of the Egyptians|shall he burn with|fire.||44:1 The word that|came to Jeremiah|concerning all the|Jews which dwell in the|land of Egypt, which|dwell at Migdol, and at
R	TTahpanhes, and at|Noph, and in the|country of Pathros,|saying,|44:2 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; Ye have|seen all the evil that I|have brought upon|Jerusalem, and upon|all the cities of Judah;|and, behold, this day|they are a desolation,|and no man dwelleth
R	Ttherein,|44:3 Because of their|wickedness which they|have committed to|provoke me to anger,|in that they went to|burn incense, and to|serve other gods,|whom they knew not,|neither they, ye, nor|your fathers.|44:4 Howbeit I sent|unto you all my|servants the
R	Tprophets, rising early|and sending them,|saying, Oh, do not this|abominable thing that I|hate.|44:5 But they|hearkened not, nor|inclined their ear to|turn from their|wickedness, to burn|no incense unto other|gods.|44:6 Wherefore my|fury and mine anger
R	Twas poured forth, and|was kindled in the|cities of Judah and in|the streets of|Jerusalem; and they|are wasted and|desolate, as at this|day.|44:7 Therefore now|thus saith the LORD,|the God of hosts, the|God of Israel;|Wherefore commit ye|this great evil against
R	Tyour souls, to cut off|from you man and|woman, child and|suckling, out of Judah,|to leave you none to|remain;|44:8 In that ye|provoke me unto|wrath with the works|of your hands,|burning incense unto|other gods in the land|of Egypt, whither ye|be gone to dwell, that
R	Tye might cut|yourselves off, and|that ye might be a|curse and a reproach|among all the nations|of the earth?|44:9 Have ye|forgotten the|wickedness of your|fathers, and the|wickedness of the|kings of Judah, and|the wickedness of|their wives, and your
R	Town wickedness, and|the wickedness of|your wives, which they|have committed in the|land of Judah, and in|the streets of|Jerusalem?|44:10 They are not|humbled even unto|this day, neither have|they feared, nor|walked in my law, nor|in my statutes, that I|set before you and
R	Tbefore your fathers.|44:11 Therefore thus|saith the LORD of|hosts, the God of|Israel; Behold, I will|set my face against|you for evil, and to|cut off all Judah.|44:12 And I will take|the remnant of Judah,|that have set their|faces to go into the|land of Egypt to|sojourn there, and
R	Tthey shall all be|consumed, and fall in|the land of Egypt;|they shall even be|consumed by the|sword and by the|famine: they shall die,|from the least even|unto the greatest, by|the sword and by the|famine: and they shall|be an execration, and|an astonishment, and a|curse, and a
R	Treproach.|44:13 For I will punish|them that dwell in the|land of Egypt, as I|have punished|Jerusalem, by the|sword, by the famine,|and by the pestilence:|44:14 So that none of|the remnant of Judah,|which are gone into|the land of Egypt to|sojourn there, shall|escape or remain, that
R	Tthey should return|into the land of Judah,|to the which they have|a desire to return to|dwell there: for none|shall return but such|as shall escape.|44:15 Then all the men|which knew that their|wives had burned|incense unto other|gods, and all the|women that stood by, a|great multitude, even
R	Tall the people that|dwelt in the land of|Egypt, in Pathros,|answered Jeremiah,|saying,|44:16 As for the word|that thou hast spoken|unto us in the name of|the LORD, we will not|hearken unto thee.|44:17 But we will|certainly do|whatsoever thing|goeth forth out of
R	Tour own mouth, to|burn incense unto the|queen of heaven, and|to pour out drink|offerings unto her, as|we have done, we, and|our fathers, our|kings, and our|princes, in the cities|of Judah, and in the|streets of Jerusalem:|for then had we|plenty of victuals, and|were well, and saw no
R	Tevil.|44:18 But since we left|off to burn incense to|the queen of heaven,|and to pour out drink|offerings unto her, we|have wanted all things,|and have been|consumed by the|sword and by the|famine.|44:19 And when we|burned incense to the|queen of heaven, and
R	Tpoured out drink|offerings unto her,|did we make her cakes|to worship her, and|pour out drink|offerings unto her,|without our men?|44:20 Then Jeremiah|said unto all the|people, to the men,|and to the women, and|to all the people which|had given him that|answer, saying,
R	T44:21 The incense that|ye burned in the cities|of Judah, and in the|streets of Jerusalem,|ye, and your fathers,|your kings, and your|princes, and the|people of the land, did|not the LORD|remember them, and|came it not into his|mind?|44:22 So that the LORD|could no longer bear,
R	Tbecause of the evil of|your doings, and|because of the|abominations which ye|have committed;|therefore is your|land a desolation, and|an astonishment, and a|curse, without an|inhabitant, as at this|day.|44:23 Because ye|have burned incense,|and because ye have
R	Tsinned against the|LORD, and have not|obeyed the voice of|the LORD, nor walked|in his law, nor in his|statutes, nor in his|testimonies; therefore|this evil is happened|unto you, as at this|day.|44:24 Moreover|Jeremiah said unto all|the people, and to all|the women, Hear the
R	Tword of the LORD, all|Judah that are in the|land of Egypt:|44:25 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel, saying;|Ye and your wives|have both spoken with|your mouths, and|fulfilled with your|hand, saying, We will|surely perform our|vows that we have|vowed, to burn
R	Tincense to the queen|of heaven, and to|pour out drink|offerings unto her: ye|will surely accomplish|your vows, and surely|perform your vows.|44:26 Therefore hear|ye the word of the|LORD, all Judah that|dwell in the land of|Egypt; Behold, I have|sworn by my great|name, saith the LORD,
R	Tthat my name shall no|more be named in the|mouth of any man of|Judah in all the land|of Egypt, saying, The|Lord GOD liveth.|44:27 Behold, I will|watch over them for|evil, and not for good:|and all the men of|Judah that are in the|land of Egypt shall be|consumed by the|sword and by the
R	Tfamine, until there be|an end of them.|44:28 Yet a small|number that escape|the sword shall|return out of the land|of Egypt into the land|of Judah, and all the|remnant of Judah,|that are gone into the|land of Egypt to|sojourn there, shall|know whose words|shall stand, mine, or
R	Ttheirs.|44:29 And this shall be|a sign unto you, saith|the LORD, that I will|punish you in this|place, that ye may|know that my words|shall surely stand|against you for evil:|44:30 Thus saith the|LORD; Behold, I will|give Pharaohhophra|king of Egypt into the|hand of his enemies,
R	Tand into the hand of|them that seek his life;|as I gave Zedekiah|king of Judah into the|hand of|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon, his enemy,|and that sought his|life.||45:1 The word that|Jeremiah the prophet|spake unto Baruch|the son of Neriah,
R	Twhen he had written|these words in a book|at the mouth of|Jeremiah, in the|fourth year of|Jehoiakim the son of|Josiah king of Judah,|saying,|45:2 Thus saith the|LORD, the God of|Israel, unto thee, O|Baruch:|45:3 Thou didst say,|Woe is me now! for the
R	TLORD hath added grief|to my sorrow; I|fainted in my sighing,|and I find no rest.|45:4 Thus shalt thou|say unto him, The LORD|saith thus; Behold,|that which I have built|will I break down, and|that which I have|planted I will pluck up,|even this whole land.|45:5 And seekest thou|great things for
R	Tthyself? seek them|not: for, behold, I will|bring evil upon all|flesh, saith the LORD:|but thy life will I give|unto thee for a prey|in all places whither|thou goest.||46:1 The word of the|LORD which came to|Jeremiah the prophet|against the Gentiles;|46:2 Against Egypt,
R	Tagainst the army of|Pharaohnecho king of|Egypt, which was by|the river Euphrates in|Carchemish, which|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon smote in|the fourth year of|Jehoiakim the son of|Josiah king of Judah.|46:3 Order ye the|buckler and shield,|and draw near to|battle.
R	T46:4 Harness the|horses; and get up, ye|horsemen, and stand|forth with your|helmets; furbish the|spears, and put on|the brigandines.|46:5 Wherefore have I|seen them dismayed|and turned away|back? and their mighty|ones are beaten down,|and are fled apace,|and look not back: for
R	Tfear was round about,|saith the LORD.|46:6 Let not the swift|flee away, nor the|mighty man escape;|they shall stumble,|and fall toward the|north by the river|Euphrates.|46:7 Who is this that|cometh up as a flood,|whose waters are|moved as the rivers?|46:8 Egypt riseth up
R	Tlike a flood, and his|waters are moved like|the rivers; and he|saith, I will go up, and|will cover the earth; I|will destroy the city|and the inhabitants|thereof.|46:9 Come up, ye|horses; and rage, ye|chariots; and let the|mighty men come forth;|the Ethiopians and the|Libyans, that handle
R	Tthe shield; and the|Lydians, that handle|and bend the bow.|46:10 For this is the|day of the Lord GOD|of hosts, a day of|vengeance, that he|may avenge him of his|adversaries: and the|sword shall devour,|and it shall be satiate|and made drunk with|their blood: for the|Lord GOD of hosts
R	Thath a sacrifice in the|north country by the|river Euphrates.|46:11 Go up into|Gilead, and take balm,|O virgin, the daughter|of Egypt: in vain shalt|thou use many|medicines; for thou|shalt not be cured.|46:12 The nations|have heard of thy|shame, and thy cry|hath filled the land:
R	Tfor the mighty man|hath stumbled against|the mighty, and they|are fallen both|together.|46:13 The word that|the LORD spake to|Jeremiah the prophet,|how Nebuchadrezzar|king of Babylon should|come and smite the|land of Egypt.|46:14 Declare ye in|Egypt, and publish in
R	TMigdol, and publish in|Noph and in|Tahpanhes: say ye,|Stand fast, and|prepare thee; for the|sword shall devour|round about thee.|46:15 Why are thy|valiant men swept|away? they stood not,|because the LORD did|drive them.|46:16 He made many to|fall, yea, one fell upon
R	Tanother: and they|said, Arise, and let us|go again to our own|people, and to the|land of our nativity,|from the oppressing|sword.|46:17 They did cry|there, Pharaoh king of|Egypt is but a noise;|he hath passed the|time appointed.|46:18 As I live, saith|the King, whose name
R	Tis the LORD of hosts,|Surely as Tabor is|among the mountains,|and as Carmel by the|sea, so shall he come.|46:19 O thou daughter|dwelling in Egypt,|furnish thyself to go|into captivity: for|Noph shall be waste|and desolate without|an inhabitant.|46:20 Egypt is like a|very fair heifer, but
R	Tdestruction cometh; it|cometh out of the|north.|46:21 Also her hired|men are in the midst|of her like fatted|bullocks; for they|also are turned back,|and are fled away|together: they did not|stand, because the|day of their calamity|was come upon them,|and the time of their
R	Tvisitation.|46:22 The voice|thereof shall go like a|serpent; for they|shall march with an|army, and come|against her with axes,|as hewers of wood.|46:23 They shall cut|down her forest, saith|the LORD, though it|cannot be searched;|because they are|more than the
R	Tgrasshoppers, and|are innumerable.|46:24 The daughter of|Egypt shall be|confounded; she shall|be delivered into the|hand of the people of|the north.|46:25 The LORD of|hosts, the God of|Israel, saith; Behold, I|will punish the|multitude of No, and|Pharaoh, and Egypt,
R	Twith their gods, and|their kings; even|Pharaoh, and all them|that trust in him:|46:26 And I will deliver|them into the hand of|those that seek their|lives, and into the|hand of|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon, and into|the hand of his|servants: and|afterward it shall be
R	Tinhabited, as in the|days of old, saith the|LORD.|46:27 But fear not|thou, O my servant|Jacob, and be not|dismayed, O Israel:|for, behold, I will save|thee from afar off,|and thy seed from the|land of their captivity;|and Jacob shall|return, and be in rest|and at ease, and none
R	Tshall make him afraid.|46:28 Fear thou not, O|Jacob my servant,|saith the LORD: for I|am with thee; for I will|make a full end of all|the nations whither I|have driven thee: but|I will not make a full|end of thee, but|correct thee in|measure; yet will I not|leave thee wholly|unpunished.
R	T47:1 The word of the|LORD that came to|Jeremiah the prophet|against the Philistines,|before that Pharaoh|smote Gaza.|47:2 Thus saith the|LORD; Behold, waters|rise up out of the|north, and shall be an|overflowing flood, and|shall overflow the|land, and all that is|therein; the city, and
R	Tthem that dwell|therein: then the men|shall cry, and all the|inhabitants of the land|shall howl.|47:3 At the noise of|the stamping of the|hoofs of his strong|horses, at the rushing|of his chariots, and at|the rumbling of his|wheels, the fathers|shall not look back to|their children for
R	Tfeebleness of hands;|47:4 Because of the|day that cometh to|spoil all the Philistines,|and to cut off from|Tyrus and Zidon|every helper that|remaineth: for the|LORD will spoil the|Philistines, the|remnant of the|country of Caphtor.|47:5 Baldness is come|upon Gaza; Ashkelon is
R	Tcut off with the|remnant of their|valley: how long wilt|thou cut thyself?|47:6 O thou sword of|the LORD, how long will|it be ere thou be|quiet? put up thyself|into thy scabbard,|rest, and be still.|47:7 How can it be|quiet, seeing the LORD|hath given it a charge|against Ashkelon, and
R	Tagainst the sea|shore? there hath he|appointed it.||48:1 Against Moab thus|saith the LORD of|hosts, the God of|Israel; Woe unto Nebo!|for it is spoiled:|Kiriathaim is|confounded and taken:|Misgab is confounded|and dismayed.|48:2 There shall be no
R	Tmore praise of Moab:|in Heshbon they have|devised evil against it;|come, and let us cut it|off from being a|nation. Also thou shalt|be cut down, O Madmen;|the sword shall|pursue thee.|48:3 A voice of crying|shall be from|Horonaim, spoiling and|great destruction.|48:4 Moab is
R	Tdestroyed; her little|ones have caused a|cry to be heard.|48:5 For in the going|up of Luhith continual|weeping shall go up;|for in the going down|of Horonaim the|enemies have heard a|cry of destruction.|48:6 Flee, save your|lives, and be like the|heath in the|wilderness.
R	T48:7 For because thou|hast trusted in thy|works and in thy|treasures, thou shalt|also be taken: and|Chemosh shall go|forth into captivity|with his priests and|his princes together.|48:8 And the spoiler|shall come upon every|city, and no city shall|escape: the valley|also shall perish, and
R	Tthe plain shall be|destroyed, as the|LORD hath spoken.|48:9 Give wings unto|Moab, that it may flee|and get away: for the|cities thereof shall be|desolate, without any|to dwell therein.|48:10 Cursed be he|that doeth the work of|the LORD deceitfully,|and cursed be he that|keepeth back his
R	Tsword from blood.|48:11 Moab hath been|at ease from his|youth, and he hath|settled on his lees,|and hath not been|emptied from vessel to|vessel, neither hath|he gone into captivity:|therefore his taste|remained in him, and|his scent is not|changed.|48:12 Therefore,
R	Tbehold, the days come,|saith the LORD, that I|will send unto him|wanderers, that shall|cause him to wander,|and shall empty his|vessels, and break|their bottles.|48:13 And Moab shall|be ashamed of|Chemosh, as the house|of Israel was ashamed|of Bethel their|confidence.
R	T48:14 How say ye, We|are mighty and strong|men for the war?|48:15 Moab is spoiled,|and gone up out of|her cities, and his|chosen young men are|gone down to the|slaughter, saith the|King, whose name is|the LORD of hosts.|48:16 The calamity of|Moab is near to come,|and his affliction
R	Thasteth fast.|48:17 All ye that are|about him, bemoan him;|and all ye that know|his name, say, How is|the strong staff|broken, and the|beautiful rod!|48:18 Thou daughter|that dost inhabit Dibon,|come down from thy|glory, and sit in thirst;|for the spoiler of|Moab shall come upon
R	Tthee, and he shall|destroy thy strong|holds.|48:19 O inhabitant of|Aroer, stand by the|way, and espy; ask him|that fleeth, and her|that escapeth, and|say, What is done?|48:20 Moab is|confounded; for it is|broken down: howl and|cry; tell ye it in Arnon,|that Moab is spoiled,
R	T48:21 And judgment is|come upon the plain|country; upon Holon,|and upon Jahazah,|and upon Mephaath,|48:22 And upon Dibon,|and upon Nebo, and|upon Bethdiblathaim,|48:23 And upon|Kiriathaim, and upon|Bethgamul, and upon|Bethmeon,|48:24 And upon|Kerioth, and upon
R	TBozrah, and upon all|the cities of the land|of Moab, far or near.|48:25 The horn of|Moab is cut off, and|his arm is broken,|saith the LORD.|48:26 Make ye him|drunken: for he|magnified himself|against the LORD: Moab|also shall wallow in his|vomit, and he also|shall be in derision.
R	T48:27 For was not|Israel a derision unto|thee? was he found|among thieves? for|since thou spakest of|him, thou skippedst for|joy.|48:28 O ye that dwell|in Moab, leave the|cities, and dwell in the|rock, and be like the|dove that maketh her|nest in the sides of|the hole's mouth.
R	T48:29 We have heard|the pride of Moab, (he|is exceeding proud)|his loftiness, and his|arrogancy, and his|pride, and the|haughtiness of his|heart.|48:30 I know his wrath,|saith the LORD; but it|shall not be so; his|lies shall not so|effect it.|48:31 Therefore will I
R	Thowl for Moab, and I|will cry out for all|Moab; mine heart shall|mourn for the men of|Kirheres.|48:32 O vine of Sibmah,|I will weep for thee|with the weeping of|Jazer: thy plants are|gone over the sea,|they reach even to|the sea of Jazer: the|spoiler is fallen upon|thy summer fruits and
R	Tupon thy vintage.|48:33 And joy and|gladness is taken|from the plentiful|field, and from the|land of Moab, and I|have caused wine to|fail from the|winepresses: none|shall tread with|shouting; their|shouting shall be no|shouting.|48:34 From the cry of
R	THeshbon even unto|Elealeh, and even unto|Jahaz, have they|uttered their voice,|from Zoar even unto|Horonaim, as an heifer|of three years old:|for the waters also|of Nimrim shall be|desolate.|48:35 Moreover I will|cause to cease in|Moab, saith the LORD,|him that offereth in
R	Tthe high places, and|him that burneth|incense to his gods.|48:36 Therefore mine|heart shall sound for|Moab like pipes, and|mine heart shall sound|like pipes for the men|of Kirheres: because|the riches that he|hath gotten are|perished.|48:37 For every head|shall be bald, and
R	Tevery beard clipped:|upon all the hands|shall be cuttings, and|upon the loins|sackcloth.|48:38 There shall be|lamentation generally|upon all the|housetops of Moab,|and in the streets|thereof: for I have|broken Moab like a|vessel wherein is no|pleasure, saith the
R	TLORD.|48:39 They shall howl,|saying, How is it|broken down! how hath|Moab turned the back|with shame! so shall|Moab be a derision|and a dismaying to all|them about him.|48:40 For thus saith|the LORD; Behold, he|shall fly as an eagle,|and shall spread his|wings over Moab.
R	T48:41 Kerioth is taken,|and the strong holds|are surprised, and|the mighty men's|hearts in Moab at that|day shall be as the|heart of a woman in|her pangs.|48:42 And Moab shall|be destroyed from|being a people,|because he hath|magnified himself|against the LORD.
R	T48:43 Fear, and the|pit, and the snare,|shall be upon thee, O|inhabitant of Moab,|saith the LORD.|48:44 He that fleeth|from the fear shall|fall into the pit; and|he that getteth up out|of the pit shall be|taken in the snare:|for I will bring upon it,|even upon Moab, the|year of their
R	Tvisitation, saith the|LORD.|48:45 They that fled|stood under the|shadow of Heshbon|because of the force:|but a fire shall come|forth out of Heshbon,|and a flame from the|midst of Sihon, and|shall devour the|corner of Moab, and|the crown of the head|of the tumultuous
R	Tones.|48:46 Woe be unto|thee, O Moab! the|people of Chemosh|perisheth: for thy|sons are taken|captives, and thy|daughters captives.|48:47 Yet will I bring|again the captivity of|Moab in the latter|days, saith the LORD.|Thus far is the|judgment of Moab.
R	T49:1 Concerning the|Ammonites, thus saith|the LORD; Hath Israel|no sons? hath he no|heir? why then doth|their king inherit Gad,|and his people dwell in|his cities?|49:2 Therefore,|behold, the days come,|saith the LORD, that I|will cause an alarm of|war to be heard in|Rabbah of the
R	TAmmonites; and it shall|be a desolate heap,|and her daughters|shall be burned with|fire: then shall Israel|be heir unto them that|were his heirs, saith|the LORD.|49:3 Howl, O Heshbon,|for Ai is spoiled: cry,|ye daughters of|Rabbah, gird you with|sackcloth; lament, and|run to and fro by the
R	Thedges; for their king|shall go into captivity,|and his priests and|his princes together.|49:4 Wherefore|gloriest thou in the|valleys, thy flowing|valley, O backsliding|daughter? that|trusted in her|treasures, saying, Who|shall come unto me?|49:5 Behold, I will|bring a fear upon
R	Tthee, saith the Lord|GOD of hosts, from all|those that be about|thee; and ye shall be|driven out every man|right forth; and none|shall gather up him|that wandereth.|49:6 And afterward I|will bring again the|captivity of the|children of Ammon,|saith the LORD.|49:7 Concerning Edom,
R	Tthus saith the LORD of|hosts; Is wisdom no|more in Teman? is|counsel perished from|the prudent? is their|wisdom vanished?|49:8 Flee ye, turn|back, dwell deep, O|inhabitants of Dedan;|for I will bring the|calamity of Esau upon|him, the time that I will|visit him.|49:9 If
R	Tgrapegatherers come|to thee, would they|not leave some|gleaning grapes? if|thieves by night, they|will destroy till they|have enough.|49:10 But I have made|Esau bare, I have|uncovered his secret|places, and he shall|not be able to hide|himself: his seed is|spoiled, and his
R	Tbrethren, and his|neighbours, and he is|not.|49:11 Leave thy|fatherless children, I|will preserve them|alive; and let thy|widows trust in me.|49:12 For thus saith|the LORD; Behold, they|whose judgment was|not to drink of the|cup have assuredly|drunken; and art thou
R	The that shall|altogether go|unpunished? thou|shalt not go|unpunished, but thou|shalt surely drink of|it.|49:13 For I have|sworn by myself, saith|the LORD, that Bozrah|shall become a|desolation, a|reproach, a waste,|and a curse; and all
R	Tthe cities thereof|shall be perpetual|wastes.|49:14 I have heard a|rumour from the LORD,|and an ambassador is|sent unto the heathen,|saying, Gather ye|together, and come|against her, and rise|up to the battle.|49:15 For, lo, I will|make thee small among|the heathen, and
R	Tdespised among men.|49:16 Thy|terribleness hath|deceived thee, and the|pride of thine heart, O|thou that dwellest in|the clefts of the rock,|that holdest the|height of the hill:|though thou shouldest|make thy nest as high|as the eagle, I will|bring thee down from|thence, saith the LORD.
R	T49:17 Also Edom shall|be a desolation: every|one that goeth by it|shall be astonished,|and shall hiss at all|the plagues thereof.|49:18 As in the|overthrow of Sodom|and Gomorrah and the|neighbour cities|thereof, saith the|LORD, no man shall|abide there, neither|shall a son of man
R	Tdwell in it.|49:19 Behold, he shall|come up like a lion|from the swelling of|Jordan against the|habitation of the|strong: but I will|suddenly make him run|away from her: and|who is a chosen man,|that I may appoint|over her? for who is|like me? and who will|appoint me the time?
R	Tand who is that|shepherd that will|stand before me?|49:20 Therefore hear|the counsel of the|LORD, that he hath|taken against Edom;|and his purposes, that|he hath purposed|against the inhabitants|of Teman: Surely the|least of the flock|shall draw them out:|surely he shall make
R	Ttheir habitations|desolate with them.|49:21 The earth is|moved at the noise of|their fall, at the cry|the noise thereof was|heard in the Red sea.|49:22 Behold, he shall|come up and fly as|the eagle, and spread|his wings over Bozrah:|and at that day shall|the heart of the|mighty men of Edom be
R	Tas the heart of a|woman in her pangs.|49:23 Concerning|Damascus. Hamath is|confounded, and|Arpad: for they have|heard evil tidings:|they are fainthearted;|there is sorrow on|the sea; it cannot be|quiet.|49:24 Damascus is|waxed feeble, and|turneth herself to
R	Tflee, and fear hath|seized on her: anguish|and sorrows have|taken her, as a woman|in travail.|49:25 How is the city|of praise not left, the|city of my joy!|49:26 Therefore her|young men shall fall in|her streets, and all|the men of war shall|be cut off in that day,|saith the LORD of
R	Thosts.|49:27 And I will kindle|a fire in the wall of|Damascus, and it shall|consume the palaces|of Benhadad.|49:28 Concerning|Kedar, and concerning|the kingdoms of Hazor,|which Nebuchadrezzar|king of Babylon shall|smite, thus saith the|LORD; Arise ye, go up|to Kedar, and spoil
R	Tthe men of the east.|49:29 Their tents and|their flocks shall they|take away: they shall|take to themselves|their curtains, and all|their vessels, and|their camels; and they|shall cry unto them,|Fear is on every side.|49:30 Flee, get you|far off, dwell deep, O|ye inhabitants of|Hazor, saith the LORD;
R	Tfor Nebuchadrezzar|king of Babylon hath|taken counsel against|you, and hath|conceived a purpose|against you.|49:31 Arise, get you|up unto the wealthy|nation, that dwelleth|without care, saith the|LORD, which have|neither gates nor|bars, which dwell|alone.
R	T49:32 And their camels|shall be a booty, and|the multitude of their|cattle a spoil: and I|will scatter into all|winds them that are in|the utmost corners;|and I will bring their|calamity from all sides|thereof, saith the|LORD.|49:33 And Hazor shall|be a dwelling for|dragons, and a
R	Tdesolation for ever:|there shall no man|abide there, nor any|son of man dwell in it.|49:34 The word of the|LORD that came to|Jeremiah the prophet|against Elam in the|beginning of the reign|of Zedekiah king of|Judah, saying,|49:35 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; Behold,|I will break the bow of
R	TElam, the chief of|their might.|49:36 And upon Elam|will I bring the four|winds from the four|quarters of heaven,|and will scatter them|toward all those winds;|and there shall be no|nation whither the|outcasts of Elam shall|not come.|49:37 For I will cause|Elam to be dismayed
R	Tbefore their enemies,|and before them that|seek their life: and I|will bring evil upon|them, even my fierce|anger, saith the LORD;|and I will send the|sword after them, till I|have consumed them:|49:38 And I will set my|throne in Elam, and will|destroy from thence|the king and the|princes, saith the
R	TLORD.|49:39 But it shall come|to pass in the latter|days, that I will bring|again the captivity of|Elam, saith the LORD.||50:1 The word that the|LORD spake against|Babylon and against|the land of the|Chaldeans by|Jeremiah the prophet.|50:2 Declare ye among
R	Tthe nations, and|publish, and set up a|standard; publish, and|conceal not: say,|Babylon is taken, Bel|is confounded,|Merodach is broken in|pieces; her idols are|confounded, her|images are broken in|pieces.|50:3 For out of the|north there cometh up|a nation against her,
R	Twhich shall make her|land desolate, and|none shall dwell|therein: they shall|remove, they shall|depart, both man and|beast.|50:4 In those days,|and in that time, saith|the LORD, the children|of Israel shall come,|they and the children|of Judah together,|going and weeping:
R	Tthey shall go, and|seek the LORD their|God.|50:5 They shall ask|the way to Zion with|their faces|thitherward, saying,|Come, and let us join|ourselves to the LORD|in a perpetual|covenant that shall|not be forgotten.|50:6 My people hath|been lost sheep: their
R	Tshepherds have|caused them to go|astray, they have|turned them away on|the mountains: they|have gone from|mountain to hill, they|have forgotten their|restingplace.|50:7 All that found|them have devoured|them: and their|adversaries said, We|offend not, because
R	Tthey have sinned|against the LORD, the|habitation of justice,|even the LORD, the|hope of their fathers.|50:8 Remove out of|the midst of Babylon,|and go forth out of|the land of the|Chaldeans, and be as|the he goats before|the flocks.|50:9 For, lo, I will|raise and cause to
R	Tcome up against|Babylon an assembly|of great nations from|the north country:|and they shall set|themselves in array|against her; from|thence she shall be|taken: their arrows|shall be as of a|mighty expert man;|none shall return in|vain.|50:10 And Chaldea
R	Tshall be a spoil: all|that spoil her shall be|satisfied, saith the|LORD.|50:11 Because ye|were glad, because ye|rejoiced, O ye|destroyers of mine|heritage, because ye|are grown fat as the|heifer at grass, and|bellow as bulls;|50:12 Your mother|shall be sore
R	Tconfounded; she that|bare you shall be|ashamed: behold, the|hindermost of the|nations shall be a|wilderness, a dry land,|and a desert.|50:13 Because of the|wrath of the LORD it|shall not be inhabited,|but it shall be wholly|desolate: every one|that goeth by Babylon|shall be astonished,
R	Tand hiss at all her|plagues.|50:14 Put yourselves|in array against|Babylon round about:|all ye that bend the|bow, shoot at her,|spare no arrows: for|she hath sinned|against the LORD.|50:15 Shout against|her round about: she|hath given her hand:|her foundations are
R	Tfallen, her walls are|thrown down: for it is|the vengeance of the|LORD: take vengeance|upon her; as she hath|done, do unto her.|50:16 Cut off the|sower from Babylon,|and him that handleth|the sickle in the time|of harvest: for fear|of the oppressing|sword they shall turn|every one to his
R	Tpeople, and they shall|flee every one to his|own land.|50:17 Israel is a|scattered sheep; the|lions have driven him|away: first the king of|Assyria hath|devoured him; and last|this Nebuchadrezzar|king of Babylon hath|broken his bones.|50:18 Therefore thus|saith the LORD of
R	Thosts, the God of|Israel; Behold, I will|punish the king of|Babylon and his land,|as I have punished|the king of Assyria.|50:19 And I will bring|Israel again to his|habitation, and he|shall feed on Carmel|and Bashan, and his|soul shall be satisfied|upon mount Ephraim|and Gilead.
R	T50:20 In those days,|and in that time, saith|the LORD, the iniquity|of Israel shall be|sought for, and there|shall be none; and the|sins of Judah, and|they shall not be|found: for I will|pardon them whom I|reserve.|50:21 Go up against|the land of Merathaim,|even against it, and
R	Tagainst the inhabitants|of Pekod: waste and|utterly destroy after|them, saith the LORD,|and do according to|all that I have|commanded thee.|50:22 A sound of|battle is in the land,|and of great|destruction.|50:23 How is the|hammer of the whole|earth cut asunder
R	Tand broken! how is|Babylon become a|desolation among the|nations!|50:24 I have laid a|snare for thee, and|thou art also taken, O|Babylon, and thou|wast not aware: thou|art found, and also|caught, because thou|hast striven against|the LORD.|50:25 The LORD hath
R	Topened his armoury,|and hath brought|forth the weapons of|his indignation: for|this is the work of the|Lord GOD of hosts in|the land of the|Chaldeans.|50:26 Come against|her from the utmost|border, open her|storehouses: cast her|up as heaps, and|destroy her utterly:
R	Tlet nothing of her be|left.|50:27 Slay all her|bullocks; let them go|down to the slaughter:|woe unto them! for|their day is come, the|time of their visitation.|50:28 The voice of|them that flee and|escape out of the|land of Babylon, to|declare in Zion the|vengeance of the
R	TLORD our God, the|vengeance of his|temple.|50:29 Call together|the archers against|Babylon: all ye that|bend the bow, camp|against it round about;|let none thereof|escape: recompense|her according to her|work; according to all|that she hath done, do|unto her: for she
R	Thath been proud|against the LORD,|against the Holy One|of Israel.|50:30 Therefore shall|her young men fall in|the streets, and all|her men of war shall|be cut off in that day,|saith the LORD.|50:31 Behold, I am|against thee, O thou|most proud, saith the|Lord GOD of hosts:
R	Tfor thy day is come,|the time that I will visit|thee.|50:32 And the most|proud shall stumble|and fall, and none|shall raise him up: and|I will kindle a fire in|his cities, and it shall|devour all round|about him.|50:33 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; The|children of Israel and
R	Tthe children of Judah|were oppressed|together: and all that|took them captives|held them fast; they|refused to let them|go.|50:34 Their Redeemer|is strong; the LORD of|hosts is his name: he|shall throughly plead|their cause, that he|may give rest to the|land, and disquiet the
R	Tinhabitants of Babylon.|50:35 A sword is upon|the Chaldeans, saith|the LORD, and upon|the inhabitants of|Babylon, and upon her|princes, and upon her|wise men.|50:36 A sword is upon|the liars; and they|shall dote: a sword is|upon her mighty men;|and they shall be|dismayed.
R	T50:37 A sword is upon|their horses, and|upon their chariots,|and upon all the|mingled people that|are in the midst of|her; and they shall|become as women: a|sword is upon her|treasures; and they|shall be robbed.|50:38 A drought is|upon her waters; and|they shall be dried up:
R	Tfor it is the land of|graven images, and|they are mad upon|their idols.|50:39 Therefore the|wild beasts of the|desert with the wild|beasts of the islands|shall dwell there, and|the owls shall dwell|therein: and it shall be|no more inhabited for|ever; neither shall it|be dwelt in from
R	Tgeneration to|generation.|50:40 As God|overthrew Sodom and|Gomorrah and the|neighbour cities|thereof, saith the|LORD; so shall no man|abide there, neither|shall any son of man|dwell therein.|50:41 Behold, a people|shall come from the|north, and a great
R	Tnation, and many kings|shall be raised up|from the coasts of|the earth.|50:42 They shall hold|the bow and the lance:|they are cruel, and|will not shew mercy:|their voice shall roar|like the sea, and they|shall ride upon|horses, every one put|in array, like a man to|the battle, against
R	Tthee, O daughter of|Babylon.|50:43 The king of|Babylon hath heard|the report of them,|and his hands waxed|feeble: anguish took|hold of him, and pangs|as of a woman in|travail.|50:44 Behold, he shall|come up like a lion|from the swelling of|Jordan unto the
R	Thabitation of the|strong: but I will make|them suddenly run|away from her: and|who is a chosen man,|that I may appoint|over her? for who is|like me? and who will|appoint me the time?|and who is that|shepherd that will|stand before me?|50:45 Therefore hear|ye the counsel of the
R	TLORD, that he hath|taken against Babylon;|and his purposes, that|he hath purposed|against the land of|the Chaldeans: Surely|the least of the flock|shall draw them out:|surely he shall make|their habitation|desolate with them.|50:46 At the noise of|the taking of Babylon|the earth is moved,
R	Tand the cry is heard|among the nations.||51:1 Thus saith the|LORD; Behold, I will|raise up against|Babylon, and against|them that dwell in the|midst of them that rise|up against me, a|destroying wind;|51:2 And will send unto|Babylon fanners, that|shall fan her, and
R	Tshall empty her land:|for in the day of|trouble they shall be|against her round|about.|51:3 Against him that|bendeth let the|archer bend his bow,|and against him that|lifteth himself up in his|brigandine: and spare|ye not her young men;|destroy ye utterly all|her host.
R	T51:4 Thus the slain|shall fall in the land|of the Chaldeans, and|they that are thrust|through in her|streets.|51:5 For Israel hath|not been forsaken,|nor Judah of his God,|of the LORD of hosts;|though their land was|filled with sin against|the Holy One of|Israel.
R	T51:6 Flee out of the|midst of Babylon, and|deliver every man his|soul: be not cut off in|her iniquity; for this is|the time of the LORD's|vengeance; he will|render unto her a|recompence.|51:7 Babylon hath|been a golden cup in|the LORD's hand, that|made all the earth|drunken: the nations
R	Thave drunken of her|wine; therefore the|nations are mad.|51:8 Babylon is|suddenly fallen and|destroyed: howl for|her; take balm for her|pain, if so be she may|be healed.|51:9 We would have|healed Babylon, but|she is not healed:|forsake her, and let|us go every one into
R	This own country: for|her judgment|reacheth unto heaven,|and is lifted up even|to the skies.|51:10 The LORD hath|brought forth our|righteousness: come,|and let us declare in|Zion the work of the|LORD our God.|51:11 Make bright the|arrows; gather the|shields: the LORD hath
R	Traised up the spirit of|the kings of the|Medes: for his device|is against Babylon, to|destroy it; because it|is the vengeance of|the LORD, the|vengeance of his|temple.|51:12 Set up the|standard upon the|walls of Babylon, make|the watch strong, set|up the watchmen,
R	Tprepare the|ambushes: for the|LORD hath both|devised and done that|which he spake|against the inhabitants|of Babylon.|51:13 O thou that|dwellest upon many|waters, abundant in|treasures, thine end|is come, and the|measure of thy|covetousness.
R	T51:14 The LORD of|hosts hath sworn by|himself, saying, Surely|I will fill thee with men,|as with caterpillers;|and they shall lift up|a shout against thee.|51:15 He hath made|the earth by his|power, he hath|established the world|by his wisdom, and|hath stretched out|the heaven by his
R	Tunderstanding.|51:16 When he|uttereth his voice,|there is a multitude of|waters in the heavens;|and he causeth the|vapours to ascend|from the ends of the|earth: he maketh|lightnings with rain,|and bringeth forth|the wind out of his|treasures.|51:17 Every man is
R	Tbrutish by his|knowledge; every|founder is|confounded by the|graven image: for his|molten image is|falsehood, and there|is no breath in them.|51:18 They are vanity,|the work of errors: in|the time of their|visitation they shall|perish.|51:19 The portion of
R	TJacob is not like them;|for he is the former|of all things: and|Israel is the rod of|his inheritance: the|LORD of hosts is his|name.|51:20 Thou art my|battle axe and|weapons of war: for|with thee will I break|in pieces the nations,|and with thee will I|destroy kingdoms;
R	T51:21 And with thee will|I break in pieces the|horse and his rider;|and with thee will I|break in pieces the|chariot and his rider;|51:22 With thee also|will I break in pieces|man and woman; and|with thee will I break|in pieces old and|young; and with thee|will I break in pieces|the young man and the
R	Tmaid;|51:23 I will also break|in pieces with thee the|shepherd and his|flock; and with thee|will I break in pieces|the husbandman and|his yoke of oxen; and|with thee will I break|in pieces captains and|rulers.|51:24 And I will render|unto Babylon and to|all the inhabitants of
R	TChaldea all their evil|that they have done in|Zion in your sight,|saith the LORD.|51:25 Behold, I am|against thee, O|destroying mountain,|saith the LORD, which|destroyest all the|earth: and I will|stretch out mine hand|upon thee, and roll|thee down from the|rocks, and will make
R	Tthee a burnt mountain.|51:26 And they shall|not take of thee a|stone for a corner,|nor a stone for|foundations; but thou|shalt be desolate for|ever, saith the LORD.|51:27 Set ye up a|standard in the land,|blow the trumpet|among the nations,|prepare the nations|against her, call
R	Ttogether against her|the kingdoms of|Ararat, Minni, and|Ashchenaz; appoint a|captain against her;|cause the horses to|come up as the rough|caterpillers.|51:28 Prepare against|her the nations with|the kings of the|Medes, the captains|thereof, and all the|rulers thereof, and
R	Tall the land of his|dominion.|51:29 And the land|shall tremble and|sorrow: for every|purpose of the LORD|shall be performed|against Babylon, to|make the land of|Babylon a desolation|without an inhabitant.|51:30 The mighty men|of Babylon have|forborn to fight, they
R	Thave remained in their|holds: their might hath|failed; they became as|women: they have|burned her|dwellingplaces; her|bars are broken.|51:31 One post shall|run to meet another,|and one messenger to|meet another, to shew|the king of Babylon|that his city is taken|at one end,
R	T51:32 And that the|passages are|stopped, and the|reeds they have|burned with fire, and|the men of war are|affrighted.|51:33 For thus saith|the LORD of hosts, the|God of Israel; The|daughter of Babylon|is like a|threshingfloor, it is|time to thresh her: yet
R	Ta little while, and the|time of her harvest|shall come.|51:34 Nebuchadrezzar|the king of Babylon|hath devoured me, he|hath crushed me, he|hath made me an empty|vessel, he hath|swallowed me up like a|dragon, he hath filled|his belly with my|delicates, he hath|cast me out.
R	T51:35 The violence|done to me and to my|flesh be upon|Babylon, shall the|inhabitant of Zion say;|and my blood upon the|inhabitants of Chaldea,|shall Jerusalem say.|51:36 Therefore thus|saith the LORD; Behold,|I will plead thy cause,|and take vengeance|for thee; and I will|dry up her sea, and
R	Tmake her springs dry.|51:37 And Babylon|shall become heaps, a|dwellingplace for|dragons, an|astonishment, and an|hissing, without an|inhabitant.|51:38 They shall roar|together like lions:|they shall yell as|lions' whelps.|51:39 In their heat I|will make their feasts,
R	Tand I will make them|drunken, that they|may rejoice, and|sleep a perpetual|sleep, and not wake,|saith the LORD.|51:40 I will bring them|down like lambs to the|slaughter, like rams|with he goats.|51:41 How is Sheshach|taken! and how is the|praise of the whole|earth surprised! how
R	Tis Babylon become an|astonishment among|the nations!|51:42 The sea is come|up upon Babylon: she|is covered with the|multitude of the waves|thereof.|51:43 Her cities are a|desolation, a dry land,|and a wilderness, a|land wherein no man|dwelleth, neither doth|any son of man pass
R	Tthereby.|51:44 And I will punish|Bel in Babylon, and I|will bring forth out of|his mouth that which|he hath swallowed up:|and the nations shall|not flow together any|more unto him: yea, the|wall of Babylon shall|fall.|51:45 My people, go ye|out of the midst of|her, and deliver ye
R	Tevery man his soul|from the fierce anger|of the LORD.|51:46 And lest your|heart faint, and ye|fear for the rumour|that shall be heard in|the land; a rumour|shall both come one|year, and after that|in another year shall|come a rumour, and|violence in the land,|ruler against ruler.
R	T51:47 Therefore,|behold, the days come,|that I will do judgment|upon the graven|images of Babylon: and|her whole land shall|be confounded, and|all her slain shall fall|in the midst of her.|51:48 Then the heaven|and the earth, and all|that is therein, shall|sing for Babylon: for|the spoilers shall
R	Tcome unto her from|the north, saith the|LORD.|51:49 As Babylon hath|caused the slain of|Israel to fall, so at|Babylon shall fall the|slain of all the earth.|51:50 Ye that have|escaped the sword, go|away, stand not still:|remember the LORD|afar off, and let|Jerusalem come into
R	Tyour mind.|51:51 We are|confounded, because|we have heard|reproach: shame hath|covered our faces:|for strangers are|come into the|sanctuaries of the|LORD's house.|51:52 Wherefore,|behold, the days come,|saith the LORD, that I|will do judgment upon
R	Ther graven images:|and through all her|land the wounded|shall groan.|51:53 Though Babylon|should mount up to|heaven, and though|she should fortify the|height of her|strength, yet from me|shall spoilers come|unto her, saith the|LORD.|51:54 A sound of a
R	Tcry cometh from|Babylon, and great|destruction from the|land of the Chaldeans:|51:55 Because the|LORD hath spoiled|Babylon, and|destroyed out of her|the great voice; when|her waves do roar|like great waters, a|noise of their voice is|uttered:|51:56 Because the
R	Tspoiler is come upon|her, even upon|Babylon, and her|mighty men are taken,|every one of their|bows is broken: for|the LORD God of|recompences shall|surely requite.|51:57 And I will make|drunk her princes,|and her wise men, her|captains, and her|rulers, and her mighty
R	Tmen: and they shall|sleep a perpetual|sleep, and not wake,|saith the King, whose|name is the LORD of|hosts.|51:58 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; The|broad walls of|Babylon shall be|utterly broken, and|her high gates shall|be burned with fire;|and the people shall
R	Tlabour in vain, and the|folk in the fire, and|they shall be weary.|51:59 The word which|Jeremiah the prophet|commanded Seraiah|the son of Neriah, the|son of Maaseiah, when|he went with Zedekiah|the king of Judah into|Babylon in the fourth|year of his reign. And|this Seraiah was a|quiet prince.
R	T51:60 So Jeremiah|wrote in a book all the|evil that should come|upon Babylon, even all|these words that are|written against|Babylon.|51:61 And Jeremiah|said to Seraiah, When|thou comest to|Babylon, and shalt|see, and shalt read|all these words;|51:62 Then shalt thou
R	Tsay, O LORD, thou hast|spoken against this|place, to cut it off,|that none shall remain|in it, neither man nor|beast, but that it shall|be desolate for ever.|51:63 And it shall be,|when thou hast made|an end of reading this|book, that thou shalt|bind a stone to it, and|cast it into the midst|of Euphrates:
R	T51:64 And thou shalt|say, Thus shall|Babylon sink, and shall|not rise from the evil|that I will bring upon|her: and they shall be|weary. Thus far are|the words of|Jeremiah.||52:1 Zedekiah was one|and twenty years old|when he began to|reign, and he reigned
R	Televen years in|Jerusalem. And his|mother's name was|Hamutal the daughter|of Jeremiah of Libnah.|52:2 And he did that|which was evil in the|eyes of the LORD,|according to all that|Jehoiakim had done.|52:3 For through the|anger of the LORD it|came to pass in|Jerusalem and Judah,
R	Ttill he had cast them|out from his|presence, that|Zedekiah rebelled|against the king of|Babylon.|52:4 And it came to|pass in the ninth year|of his reign, in the|tenth month, in the|tenth day of the|month, that|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon came, he
R	Tand all his army,|against Jerusalem,|and pitched against it,|and built forts against|it round about.|52:5 So the city was|besieged unto the|eleventh year of king|Zedekiah.|52:6 And in the fourth|month, in the ninth day|of the month, the|famine was sore in the|city, so that there was
R	Tno bread for the|people of the land.|52:7 Then the city was|broken up, and all the|men of war fled, and|went forth out of the|city by night by the|way of the gate|between the two walls,|which was by the|king's garden; (now|the Chaldeans were|by the city round|about:) and they went
R	Tby the way of the|plain.|52:8 But the army of|the Chaldeans|pursued after the|king, and overtook|Zedekiah in the plains|of Jericho; and all his|army was scattered|from him.|52:9 Then they took|the king, and carried|him up unto the king of|Babylon to Riblah in
R	Tthe land of Hamath;|where he gave|judgment upon him.|52:10 And the king of|Babylon slew the sons|of Zedekiah before|his eyes: he slew also|all the princes of|Judah in Riblah.|52:11 Then he put out|the eyes of Zedekiah;|and the king of|Babylon bound him in|chains, and carried
R	Thim to Babylon, and|put him in prison till|the day of his death.|52:12 Now in the fifth|month, in the tenth day|of the month, which|was the nineteenth|year of|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon, came|Nebuzaradan, captain|of the guard, which|served the king of|Babylon, into
R	TJerusalem,|52:13 And burned the|house of the LORD,|and the king's house;|and all the houses of|Jerusalem, and all the|houses of the great|men, burned he with|fire:|52:14 And all the army|of the Chaldeans, that|were with the captain|of the guard, brake|down all the walls of
R	TJerusalem round|about.|52:15 Then|Nebuzaradan the|captain of the guard|carried away captive|certain of the poor of|the people, and the|residue of the people|that remained in the|city, and those that|fell away, that fell to|the king of Babylon,|and the rest of the
R	Tmultitude.|52:16 But|Nebuzaradan the|captain of the guard|left certain of the|poor of the land for|vinedressers and for|husbandmen.|52:17 Also the pillars|of brass that were in|the house of the|LORD, and the bases,|and the brasen sea|that was in the house
R	Tof the LORD, the|Chaldeans brake, and|carried all the brass|of them to Babylon.|52:18 The caldrons|also, and the shovels,|and the snuffers, and|the bowls, and the|spoons, and all the|vessels of brass|wherewith they|ministered, took they|away.|52:19 And the basons,
R	Tand the firepans, and|the bowls, and the|caldrons, and the|candlesticks, and the|spoons, and the cups;|that which was of gold|in gold, and that which|was of silver in silver,|took the captain of|the guard away.|52:20 The two pillars,|one sea, and twelve|brasen bulls that|were under the bases,
R	Twhich king Solomon had|made in the house of|the LORD: the brass|of all these vessels|was without weight.|52:21 And concerning|the pillars, the height|of one pillar was|eighteen cubits; and a|fillet of twelve cubits|did compass it; and the|thickness thereof was|four fingers: it was|hollow.
R	T52:22 And a chapiter|of brass was upon it;|and the height of one|chapiter was five|cubits, with network|and pomegranates|upon the chapiters|round about, all of|brass. The second|pillar also and the|pomegranates were|like unto these.|52:23 And there were|ninety and six
R	Tpomegranates on a|side; and all the|pomegranates upon|the network were an|hundred round about.|52:24 And the captain|of the guard took|Seraiah the chief|priest, and Zephaniah|the second priest, and|the three keepers of|the door:|52:25 He took also out|of the city an eunuch,
R	Twhich had the charge|of the men of war; and|seven men of them|that were near the|king's person, which|were found in the city;|and the principal|scribe of the host,|who mustered the|people of the land;|and threescore men|of the people of the|land, that were found|in the midst of the
R	Tcity.|52:26 So Nebuzaradan|the captain of the|guard took them, and|brought them to the|king of Babylon to|Riblah.|52:27 And the king of|Babylon smote them,|and put them to death|in Riblah in the land of|Hamath. Thus Judah|was carried away|captive out of his own
R	Tland.|52:28 This is the|people whom|Nebuchadrezzar|carried away captive:|in the seventh year|three thousand Jews|and three and twenty:|52:29 In the|eighteenth year of|Nebuchadrezzar he|carried away captive|from Jerusalem eight|hundred thirty and
R	Ttwo persons:|52:30 In the three and|twentieth year of|Nebuchadrezzar|Nebuzaradan the|captain of the guard|carried away captive|of the Jews seven|hundred forty and|five persons: all the|persons were four|thousand and six|hundred.|52:31 And it came to
R	Tpass in the seven and|thirtieth year of the|captivity of Jehoiachin|king of Judah, in the|twelfth month, in the|five and twentieth day|of the month, that|Evilmerodach king of|Babylon in the first|year of his reign|lifted up the head of|Jehoiachin king of|Judah, and brought|him forth out of
R	Tprison.|52:32 And spake kindly|unto him, and set his|throne above the|throne of the kings|that were with him in|Babylon,|52:33 And changed his|prison garments: and|he did continually eat|bread before him all|the days of his life.|52:34 And for his diet,|there was a continual
R	Tdiet given him of the|king of Babylon, every|day a portion until the|day of his death, all|the days of his life.
R	K2;The Lamentations|of Jeremiah	T||1:1 How doth the city|sit solitary, that was|full of people! how is|she become as a|widow! she that was|great among the|nations, and princess|among the provinces,|how is she become|tributary!|1:2 She weepeth sore
R	Tin the night, and her|tears are on her|cheeks: among all her|lovers she hath none|to comfort her: all|her friends have|dealt treacherously|with her, they are|become her enemies.|1:3 Judah is gone into|captivity because of|affliction, and|because of great|servitude: she
R	Tdwelleth among the|heathen, she findeth|no rest: all her|persecutors overtook|her between the|straits.|1:4 The ways of Zion|do mourn, because|none come to the|solemn feasts: all her|gates are desolate:|her priests sigh, her|virgins are afflicted,|and she is in
R	Tbitterness.|1:5 Her adversaries|are the chief, her|enemies prosper; for|the LORD hath|afflicted her for the|multitude of her|transgressions: her|children are gone into|captivity before the|enemy.|1:6 And from the|daughter of Zion all|her beauty is
R	Tdeparted: her princes|are become like harts|that find no pasture,|and they are gone|without strength|before the pursuer.|1:7 Jerusalem|remembered in the|days of her affliction|and of her miseries|all her pleasant|things that she had in|the days of old, when|her people fell into
R	Tthe hand of the|enemy, and none did|help her: the|adversaries saw her,|and did mock at her|sabbaths.|1:8 Jerusalem hath|grievously sinned;|therefore she is|removed: all that|honoured her despise|her, because they|have seen her|nakedness: yea, she
R	Tsigheth, and turneth|backward.|1:9 Her filthiness is in|her skirts; she|remembereth not her|last end; therefore|she came down|wonderfully: she had|no comforter. O LORD,|behold my affliction:|for the enemy hath|magnified himself.|1:10 The adversary|hath spread out his
R	Thand upon all her|pleasant things: for|she hath seen that|the heathen entered|into her sanctuary,|whom thou didst|command that they|should not enter into|thy congregation.|1:11 All her people|sigh, they seek bread;|they have given their|pleasant things for|meat to relieve the
R	Tsoul: see, O LORD, and|consider; for I am|become vile.|1:12 Is it nothing to|you, all ye that pass|by? behold, and see if|there be any sorrow|like unto my sorrow,|which is done unto me,|wherewith the LORD|hath afflicted me in|the day of his fierce|anger.|1:13 From above hath
R	The sent fire into my|bones, and it|prevaileth against|them: he hath spread|a net for my feet, he|hath turned me back:|he hath made me|desolate and faint all|the day.|1:14 The yoke of my|transgressions is|bound by his hand:|they are wreathed,|and come up upon my
R	Tneck: he hath made my|strength to fall, the|LORD hath delivered|me into their hands,|from whom I am not|able to rise up.|1:15 The LORD hath|trodden under foot|all my mighty men in|the midst of me: he|hath called an|assembly against me|to crush my young|men: the LORD hath
R	Ttrodden the virgin, the|daughter of Judah, as|in a winepress.|1:16 For these things|I weep; mine eye, mine|eye runneth down with|water, because the|comforter that should|relieve my soul is far|from me: my children|are desolate, because|the enemy prevailed.|1:17 Zion spreadeth|forth her hands, and
R	Tthere is none to|comfort her: the LORD|hath commanded|concerning Jacob,|that his adversaries|should be round|about him: Jerusalem|is as a menstruous|woman among them.|1:18 The LORD is|righteous; for I have|rebelled against his|commandment: hear, I|pray you, all people,
R	Tand behold my sorrow:|my virgins and my|young men are gone|into captivity.|1:19 I called for my|lovers, but they|deceived me: my|priests and mine|elders gave up the|ghost in the city, while|they sought their meat|to relieve their souls.|1:20 Behold, O LORD;|for I am in distress:
R	Tmy bowels are|troubled; mine heart is|turned within me; for I|have grievously|rebelled: abroad the|sword bereaveth, at|home there is as|death.|1:21 They have heard|that I sigh: there is|none to comfort me:|all mine enemies have|heard of my trouble;|they are glad that
R	Tthou hast done it: thou|wilt bring the day that|thou hast called, and|they shall be like unto|me.|1:22 Let all their|wickedness come|before thee; and do|unto them, as thou|hast done unto me for|all my transgressions:|for my sighs are|many, and my heart is|faint.
R	T2:1 How hath the LORD|covered the daughter|of Zion with a cloud in|his anger, and cast|down from heaven|unto the earth the|beauty of Israel, and|remembered not his|footstool in the day|of his anger!|2:2 The LORD hath|swallowed up all the|habitations of Jacob,|and hath not pitied: he
R	Thath thrown down in|his wrath the strong|holds of the daughter|of Judah; he hath|brought them down to|the ground: he hath|polluted the kingdom|and the princes|thereof.|2:3 He hath cut off in|his fierce anger all|the horn of Israel: he|hath drawn back his|right hand from
R	Tbefore the enemy, and|he burned against|Jacob like a flaming|fire, which devoureth|round about.|2:4 He hath bent his|bow like an enemy: he|stood with his right|hand as an|adversary, and slew|all that were pleasant|to the eye in the|tabernacle of the|daughter of Zion: he
R	Tpoured out his fury|like fire.|2:5 The LORD was as|an enemy: he hath|swallowed up Israel,|he hath swallowed up|all her palaces: he|hath destroyed his|strong holds, and|hath increased in the|daughter of Judah|mourning and|lamentation.|2:6 And he hath
R	Tviolently taken away|his tabernacle, as if it|were of a garden: he|hath destroyed his|places of the|assembly: the LORD|hath caused the|solemn feasts and|sabbaths to be|forgotten in Zion, and|hath despised in the|indignation of his|anger the king and|the priest.
R	T2:7 The LORD hath|cast off his altar, he|hath abhorred his|sanctuary, he hath|given up into the hand|of the enemy the walls|of her palaces; they|have made a noise in|the house of the|LORD, as in the day of|a solemn feast.|2:8 The LORD hath|purposed to destroy|the wall of the
R	Tdaughter of Zion: he|hath stretched out a|line, he hath not|withdrawn his hand|from destroying:|therefore he made|the rampart and the|wall to lament; they|languished together.|2:9 Her gates are|sunk into the ground;|he hath destroyed|and broken her bars:|her king and her
R	Tprinces are among the|Gentiles: the law is no|more; her prophets|also find no vision|from the LORD.|2:10 The elders of the|daughter of Zion sit|upon the ground, and|keep silence: they|have cast up dust|upon their heads; they|have girded|themselves with|sackcloth: the virgins
R	Tof Jerusalem hang|down their heads to|the ground.|2:11 Mine eyes do fail|with tears, my bowels|are troubled, my liver|is poured upon the|earth, for the|destruction of the|daughter of my|people; because the|children and the|sucklings swoon in the|streets of the city.
R	T2:12 They say to their|mothers, Where is|corn and wine? when|they swooned as the|wounded in the|streets of the city,|when their soul was|poured out into their|mothers' bosom.|2:13 What thing shall I|take to witness for|thee? what thing shall|I liken to thee, O|daughter of
R	TJerusalem? what shall|I equal to thee, that I|may comfort thee, O|virgin daughter of|Zion? for thy breach|is great like the sea:|who can heal thee?|2:14 Thy prophets|have seen vain and|foolish things for|thee: and they have|not discovered thine|iniquity, to turn away|thy captivity; but have
R	Tseen for thee false|burdens and causes|of banishment.|2:15 All that pass by|clap their hands at|thee; they hiss and|wag their head at the|daughter of|Jerusalem, saying, Is|this the city that men|call The perfection of|beauty, The joy of|the whole earth?|2:16 All thine enemies
R	Thave opened their|mouth against thee:|they hiss and gnash|the teeth: they say, We|have swallowed her|up: certainly this is|the day that we looked|for; we have found, we|have seen it.|2:17 The LORD hath|done that which he|had devised; he hath|fulfilled his word that|he had commanded in
R	Tthe days of old: he|hath thrown down, and|hath not pitied: and he|hath caused thine|enemy to rejoice over|thee, he hath set up|the horn of thine|adversaries.|2:18 Their heart cried|unto the LORD, O wall|of the daughter of|Zion, let tears run|down like a river day|and night: give thyself
R	Tno rest; let not the|apple of thine eye|cease.|2:19 Arise, cry out in|the night: in the|beginning of the|watches pour out|thine heart like water|before the face of|the LORD: lift up thy|hands toward him for|the life of thy young|children, that faint|for hunger in the top
R	Tof every street.|2:20 Behold, O LORD,|and consider to whom|thou hast done this.|Shall the women eat|their fruit, and|children of a span|long? shall the priest|and the prophet be|slain in the sanctuary|of the Lord?|2:21 The young and|the old lie on the|ground in the streets:
R	Tmy virgins and my|young men are fallen|by the sword; thou|hast slain them in the|day of thine anger;|thou hast killed, and|not pitied.|2:22 Thou hast called|as in a solemn day my|terrors round about,|so that in the day of|the LORD's anger none|escaped nor remained:|those that I have
R	Tswaddled and brought|up hath mine enemy|consumed.||3:1 I am the man that|hath seen affliction|by the rod of his|wrath.|3:2 He hath led me,|and brought me into|darkness, but not into|light.|3:3 Surely against me|is he turned; he
R	Tturneth his hand|against me all the day.|3:4 My flesh and my|skin hath he made old;|he hath broken my|bones.|3:5 He hath builded|against me, and|compassed me with gall|and travail.|3:6 He hath set me in|dark places, as they|that be dead of old.|3:7 He hath hedged me
R	Tabout, that I cannot|get out: he hath made|my chain heavy.|3:8 Also when I cry|and shout, he shutteth|out my prayer.|3:9 He hath inclosed|my ways with hewn|stone, he hath made|my paths crooked.|3:10 He was unto me|as a bear lying in wait,|and as a lion in|secret places.
R	T3:11 He hath turned|aside my ways, and|pulled me in pieces: he|hath made me|desolate.|3:12 He hath bent his|bow, and set me as a|mark for the arrow.|3:13 He hath caused|the arrows of his|quiver to enter into|my reins.|3:14 I was a derision|to all my people; and
R	Ttheir song all the day.|3:15 He hath filled me|with bitterness, he|hath made me drunken|with wormwood.|3:16 He hath also|broken my teeth with|gravel stones, he|hath covered me with|ashes.|3:17 And thou hast|removed my soul far|off from peace: I|forgat prosperity.
R	T3:18 And I said, My|strength and my hope|is perished from the|LORD:|3:19 Remembering mine|affliction and my|misery, the wormwood|and the gall.|3:20 My soul hath them|still in remembrance,|and is humbled in me.|3:21 This I recall to|my mind, therefore|have I hope.
R	T3:22 It is of the|LORD's mercies that we|are not consumed,|because his|compassions fail not.|3:23 They are new|every morning: great|is thy faithfulness.|3:24 The LORD is my|portion, saith my soul;|therefore will I hope|in him.|3:25 The LORD is good|unto them that wait
R	Tfor him, to the soul|that seeketh him.|3:26 It is good that a|man should both hope|and quietly wait for|the salvation of the|LORD.|3:27 It is good for a|man that he bear the|yoke of his youth.|3:28 He sitteth alone|and keepeth silence,|because he hath|borne it upon him.
R	T3:29 He putteth his|mouth in the dust; if|so be there may be|hope.|3:30 He giveth his|cheek to him that|smiteth him: he is filled|full with reproach.|3:31 For the LORD will|not cast off for ever:|3:32 But though he|cause grief, yet will|he have compassion|according to the
R	Tmultitude of his|mercies.|3:33 For he doth not|afflict willingly nor|grieve the children of|men.|3:34 To crush under|his feet all the|prisoners of the|earth.|3:35 To turn aside the|right of a man before|the face of the most|High,
R	T3:36 To subvert a man|in his cause, the LORD|approveth not.|3:37 Who is he that|saith, and it cometh to|pass, when the Lord|commandeth it not?|3:38 Out of the mouth|of the most High|proceedeth not evil|and good?|3:39 Wherefore doth a|living man complain, a|man for the
R	Tpunishment of his|sins?|3:40 Let us search|and try our ways, and|turn again to the|LORD.|3:41 Let us lift up our|heart with our hands|unto God in the|heavens.|3:42 We have|transgressed and|have rebelled: thou|hast not pardoned.
R	T3:43 Thou hast|covered with anger,|and persecuted us:|thou hast slain, thou|hast not pitied.|3:44 Thou hast|covered thyself with a|cloud, that our|prayer should not|pass through.|3:45 Thou hast made|us as the offscouring|and refuse in the|midst of the people.
R	T3:46 All our enemies|have opened their|mouths against us.|3:47 Fear and a snare|is come upon us,|desolation and|destruction.|3:48 Mine eye runneth|down with rivers of|water for the|destruction of the|daughter of my|people.|3:49 Mine eye trickleth
R	Tdown, and ceaseth not,|without any|intermission.|3:50 Till the LORD look|down, and behold from|heaven.|3:51 Mine eye|affecteth mine heart|because of all the|daughters of my city.|3:52 Mine enemies|chased me sore, like a|bird, without cause.|3:53 They have cut
R	Toff my life in the|dungeon, and cast a|stone upon me.|3:54 Waters flowed|over mine head; then I|said, I am cut off.|3:55 I called upon thy|name, O LORD, out of|the low dungeon.|3:56 Thou hast heard|my voice: hide not|thine ear at my|breathing, at my cry.|3:57 Thou drewest
R	Tnear in the day that I|called upon thee: thou|saidst, Fear not.|3:58 O LORD, thou hast|pleaded the causes of|my soul; thou hast|redeemed my life.|3:59 O LORD, thou hast|seen my wrong: judge|thou my cause.|3:60 Thou hast seen|all their vengeance|and all their|imaginations against
R	Tme.|3:61 Thou hast heard|their reproach, O|LORD, and all their|imaginations against|me;|3:62 The lips of those|that rose up against|me, and their device|against me all the day.|3:63 Behold their|sitting down, and their|rising up; I am their|musick.
R	T3:64 Render unto them|a recompence, O LORD,|according to the work|of their hands.|3:65 Give them sorrow|of heart, thy curse|unto them.|3:66 Persecute and|destroy them in anger|from under the|heavens of the LORD.||4:1 How is the gold|become dim! how is the
R	Tmost fine gold|changed! the stones|of the sanctuary are|poured out in the top|of every street.|4:2 The precious sons|of Zion, comparable to|fine gold, how are|they esteemed as|earthen pitchers, the|work of the hands of|the potter!|4:3 Even the sea|monsters draw out the
R	Tbreast, they give suck|to their young ones:|the daughter of my|people is become|cruel, like the|ostriches in the|wilderness.|4:4 The tongue of the|sucking child cleaveth|to the roof of his|mouth for thirst: the|young children ask|bread, and no man|breaketh it unto them.
R	T4:5 They that did feed|delicately are|desolate in the|streets: they that|were brought up in|scarlet embrace|dunghills.|4:6 For the punishment|of the iniquity of the|daughter of my people|is greater than the|punishment of the sin|of Sodom, that was|overthrown as in a
R	Tmoment, and no hands|stayed on her.|4:7 Her Nazarites|were purer than snow,|they were whiter than|milk, they were more|ruddy in body than|rubies, their polishing|was of sapphire:|4:8 Their visage is|blacker than a coal;|they are not known in|the streets: their skin|cleaveth to their
R	Tbones; it is withered, it|is become like a stick.|4:9 They that be slain|with the sword are|better than they that|be slain with hunger:|for these pine away,|stricken through for|want of the fruits of|the field.|4:10 The hands of the|pitiful women have|sodden their own|children: they were
R	Ttheir meat in the|destruction of the|daughter of my|people.|4:11 The LORD hath|accomplished his fury;|he hath poured out|his fierce anger, and|hath kindled a fire in|Zion, and it hath|devoured the|foundations thereof.|4:12 The kings of the|earth, and all the
R	Tinhabitants of the|world, would not have|believed that the|adversary and the|enemy should have|entered into the gates|of Jerusalem.|4:13 For the sins of|her prophets, and the|iniquities of her|priests, that have|shed the blood of the|just in the midst of|her,
R	T4:14 They have|wandered as blind men|in the streets, they|have polluted|themselves with blood,|so that men could not|touch their garments.|4:15 They cried unto|them, Depart ye; it is|unclean; depart,|depart, touch not:|when they fled away|and wandered, they|said among the
R	Theathen, They shall no|more sojourn there.|4:16 The anger of the|LORD hath divided|them; he will no more|regard them: they|respected not the|persons of the|priests, they|favoured not the|elders.|4:17 As for us, our|eyes as yet failed for|our vain help: in our
R	Twatching we have|watched for a nation|that could not save|us.|4:18 They hunt our|steps, that we cannot|go in our streets: our|end is near, our days|are fulfilled; for our|end is come.|4:19 Our persecutors|are swifter than the|eagles of the heaven:|they pursued us upon
R	Tthe mountains, they|laid wait for us in the|wilderness.|4:20 The breath of|our nostrils, the|anointed of the LORD,|was taken in their pits,|of whom we said,|Under his shadow we|shall live among the|heathen.|4:21 Rejoice and be|glad, O daughter of|Edom, that dwellest in
R	Tthe land of Uz; the|cup also shall pass|through unto thee:|thou shalt be drunken,|and shalt make thyself|naked.|4:22 The punishment|of thine iniquity is|accomplished, O|daughter of Zion; he|will no more carry|thee away into|captivity: he will visit|thine iniquity, O
R	Tdaughter of Edom; he|will discover thy sins.||5:1 Remember, O LORD,|what is come upon us:|consider, and behold|our reproach.|5:2 Our inheritance is|turned to strangers,|our houses to aliens.|5:3 We are orphans|and fatherless, our|mothers are as|widows.
R	T5:4 We have drunken|our water for money;|our wood is sold unto|us.|5:5 Our necks are|under persecution: we|labour, and have no|rest.|5:6 We have given the|hand to the Egyptians,|and to the Assyrians,|to be satisfied with|bread.|5:7 Our fathers have
R	Tsinned, and are not;|and we have borne|their iniquities.|5:8 Servants have|ruled over us: there|is none that doth|deliver us out of their|hand.|5:9 We gat our bread|with the peril of our|lives because of the|sword of the|wilderness.|5:10 Our skin was
R	Tblack like an oven|because of the|terrible famine.|5:11 They ravished|the women in Zion, and|the maids in the cities|of Judah.|5:12 Princes are|hanged up by their|hand: the faces of|elders were not|honoured.|5:13 They took the|young men to grind,
R	Tand the children fell|under the wood.|5:14 The elders have|ceased from the gate,|the young men from|their musick.|5:15 The joy of our|heart is ceased; our|dance is turned into|mourning.|5:16 The crown is|fallen from our head:|woe unto us, that we|have sinned!
R	T5:17 For this our|heart is faint; for|these things our eyes|are dim.|5:18 Because of the|mountain of Zion, which|is desolate, the foxes|walk upon it.|5:19 Thou, O LORD,|remainest for ever;|thy throne from|generation to|generation.|5:20 Wherefore dost
R	Tthou forget us for|ever, and forsake us|so long time?|5:21 Turn thou us|unto thee, O LORD, and|we shall be turned;|renew our days as of|old.|5:22 But thou hast|utterly rejected us;|thou art very wroth|against us.
R	K2;The Book of the|Prophet Ezekiel	T||1:1 Now it came to|pass in the thirtieth|year, in the fourth|month, in the fifth day|of the month, as I was|among the captives by|the river of Chebar,|that the heavens were|opened, and I saw|visions of God.|1:2 In the fifth day of
R	Tthe month, which was|the fifth year of king|Jehoiachin's captivity,|1:3 The word of the|LORD came expressly|unto Ezekiel the|priest, the son of|Buzi, in the land of the|Chaldeans by the|river Chebar; and the|hand of the LORD was|there upon him.|1:4 And I looked, and,|behold, a whirlwind
R	Tcame out of the north,|a great cloud, and a|fire infolding itself,|and a brightness was|about it, and out of|the midst thereof as|the colour of amber,|out of the midst of the|fire.|1:5 Also out of the|midst thereof came|the likeness of four|living creatures. And|this was their
R	Tappearance; they had|the likeness of a man.|1:6 And every one had|four faces, and every|one had four wings.|1:7 And their feet|were straight feet;|and the sole of their|feet was like the sole|of a calf's foot: and|they sparkled like the|colour of burnished|brass.|1:8 And they had the
R	Thands of a man under|their wings on their|four sides; and they|four had their faces|and their wings.|1:9 Their wings were|joined one to another;|they turned not when|they went; they went|every one straight|forward.|1:10 As for the|likeness of their|faces, they four had
R	Tthe face of a man, and|the face of a lion, on|the right side: and|they four had the|face of an ox on the|left side; they four|also had the face of|an eagle.|1:11 Thus were their|faces: and their wings|were stretched|upward; two wings of|every one were|joined one to another,
R	Tand two covered their|bodies.|1:12 And they went|every one straight|forward: whither the|spirit was to go, they|went; and they turned|not when they went.|1:13 As for the|likeness of the living|creatures, their|appearance was like|burning coals of fire,|and like the
R	Tappearance of lamps:|it went up and down|among the living|creatures; and the|fire was bright, and|out of the fire went|forth lightning.|1:14 And the living|creatures ran and|returned as the|appearance of a|flash of lightning.|1:15 Now as I beheld|the living creatures,
R	Tbehold one wheel upon|the earth by the living|creatures, with his|four faces.|1:16 The appearance|of the wheels and|their work was like|unto the colour of a|beryl: and they four|had one likeness: and|their appearance and|their work was as it|were a wheel in the|middle of a wheel.
R	T1:17 When they went,|they went upon their|four sides: and they|turned not when they|went.|1:18 As for their|rings, they were so|high that they were|dreadful; and their|rings were full of|eyes round about|them four.|1:19 And when the|living creatures went,
R	Tthe wheels went by|them: and when the|living creatures were|lifted up from the|earth, the wheels|were lifted up.|1:20 Whithersoever|the spirit was to go,|they went, thither was|their spirit to go; and|the wheels were lifted|up over against them:|for the spirit of the|living creature was in
R	Tthe wheels.|1:21 When those went,|these went; and when|those stood, these|stood; and when those|were lifted up from|the earth, the wheels|were lifted up over|against them: for the|spirit of the living|creature was in the|wheels.|1:22 And the likeness|of the firmament upon
R	Tthe heads of the living|creature was as the|colour of the terrible|crystal, stretched|forth over their|heads above.|1:23 And under the|firmament were their|wings straight, the one|toward the other:|every one had two,|which covered on this|side, and every one|had two, which
R	Tcovered on that side,|their bodies.|1:24 And when they|went, I heard the|noise of their wings,|like the noise of great|waters, as the voice|of the Almighty, the|voice of speech, as|the noise of an host:|when they stood, they|let down their wings.|1:25 And there was a|voice from the
R	Tfirmament that was|over their heads,|when they stood, and|had let down their|wings.|1:26 And above the|firmament that was|over their heads was|the likeness of a|throne, as the|appearance of a|sapphire stone: and|upon the likeness of|the throne was the
R	Tlikeness as the|appearance of a man|above upon it.|1:27 And I saw as the|colour of amber, as|the appearance of|fire round about|within it, from the|appearance of his|loins even upward,|and from the|appearance of his|loins even downward, I|saw as it were the
R	Tappearance of fire,|and it had brightness|round about.|1:28 As the|appearance of the|bow that is in the|cloud in the day of|rain, so was the|appearance of the|brightness round|about. This was the|appearance of the|likeness of the glory|of the LORD. And when
R	TI saw it, I fell upon my|face, and I heard a|voice of one that|spake.||2:1 And he said unto|me, Son of man, stand|upon thy feet, and I|will speak unto thee.|2:2 And the spirit|entered into me when|he spake unto me, and|set me upon my feet,|that I heard him that
R	Tspake unto me.|2:3 And he said unto|me, Son of man, I send|thee to the children|of Israel, to a|rebellious nation that|hath rebelled against|me: they and their|fathers have|transgressed against|me, even unto this|very day.|2:4 For they are|impudent children and
R	Tstiffhearted. I do|send thee unto them;|and thou shalt say|unto them, Thus saith|the Lord GOD.|2:5 And they, whether|they will hear, or|whether they will|forbear, (for they|are a rebellious|house,) yet shall know|that there hath been|a prophet among them.|2:6 And thou, son of
R	Tman, be not afraid of|them, neither be|afraid of their words,|though briers and|thorns be with thee,|and thou dost dwell|among scorpions: be|not afraid of their|words, nor be|dismayed at their|looks, though they be|a rebellious house.|2:7 And thou shalt|speak my words unto
R	Tthem, whether they will|hear, or whether they|will forbear: for they|are most rebellious.|2:8 But thou, son of|man, hear what I say|unto thee; Be not thou|rebellious like that|rebellious house: open|thy mouth, and eat|that I give thee.|2:9 And when I looked,|behold, an hand was|sent unto me; and, lo,
R	Ta roll of a book was|therein;|2:10 And he spread it|before me; and it was|written within and|without: and there was|written therein|lamentations, and|mourning, and woe.||3:1 Moreover he said|unto me, Son of man,|eat that thou findest;|eat this roll, and go
R	Tspeak unto the house|of Israel.|3:2 So I opened my|mouth, and he caused|me to eat that roll.|3:3 And he said unto|me, Son of man, cause|thy belly to eat, and|fill thy bowels with this|roll that I give thee.|Then did I eat it; and it|was in my mouth as|honey for sweetness.|3:4 And he said unto
R	Tme, Son of man, go, get|thee unto the house|of Israel, and speak|with my words unto|them.|3:5 For thou art not|sent to a people of a|strange speech and|of an hard language,|but to the house of|Israel;|3:6 Not to many people|of a strange speech|and of an hard
R	Tlanguage, whose|words thou canst not|understand. Surely,|had I sent thee to|them, they would have|hearkened unto thee.|3:7 But the house of|Israel will not hearken|unto thee; for they|will not hearken unto|me: for all the house|of Israel are impudent|and hardhearted.|3:8 Behold, I have
R	Tmade thy face strong|against their faces,|and thy forehead|strong against their|foreheads.|3:9 As an adamant|harder than flint have|I made thy forehead:|fear them not, neither|be dismayed at their|looks, though they be|a rebellious house.|3:10 Moreover he said|unto me, Son of man,
R	Tall my words that I|shall speak unto thee|receive in thine heart,|and hear with thine|ears.|3:11 And go, get thee|to them of the|captivity, unto the|children of thy|people, and speak|unto them, and tell|them, Thus saith the|Lord GOD; whether|they will hear, or
R	Twhether they will|forbear.|3:12 Then the spirit|took me up, and I|heard behind me a|voice of a great|rushing, saying,|Blessed be the glory|of the LORD from his|place.|3:13 I heard also the|noise of the wings of|the living creatures|that touched one
R	Tanother, and the noise|of the wheels over|against them, and a|noise of a great|rushing.|3:14 So the spirit|lifted me up, and took|me away, and I went in|bitterness, in the heat|of my spirit; but the|hand of the LORD was|strong upon me.|3:15 Then I came to|them of the captivity
R	Tat Telabib, that dwelt|by the river of|Chebar, and I sat|where they sat, and|remained there|astonished among them|seven days.|3:16 And it came to|pass at the end of|seven days, that the|word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|3:17 Son of man, I|have made thee a
R	Twatchman unto the|house of Israel:|therefore hear the|word at my mouth, and|give them warning|from me.|3:18 When I say unto|the wicked, Thou shalt|surely die; and thou|givest him not warning,|nor speakest to warn|the wicked from his|wicked way, to save|his life; the same
R	Twicked man shall die in|his iniquity; but his|blood will I require at|thine hand.|3:19 Yet if thou warn|the wicked, and he|turn not from his|wickedness, nor from|his wicked way, he|shall die in his iniquity;|but thou hast|delivered thy soul.|3:20 Again, When a|righteous man doth
R	Tturn from his|righteousness, and|commit iniquity, and I|lay a stumbling-block|before him, he shall|die: because thou hast|not given him warning,|he shall die in his sin,|and his righteousness|which he hath done|shall not be|remembered; but his|blood will I require at|thine hand.
R	T3:21 Nevertheless if|thou warn the|righteous man, that|the righteous sin not,|and he doth not sin,|he shall surely live,|because he is warned;|also thou hast|delivered thy soul.|3:22 And the hand of|the LORD was there|upon me; and he said|unto me, Arise, go|forth into the plain,
R	Tand I will there talk|with thee.|3:23 Then I arose, and|went forth into the|plain: and, behold, the|glory of the LORD|stood there, as the|glory which I saw by|the river of Chebar:|and I fell on my face.|3:24 Then the spirit|entered into me, and|set me upon my feet,|and spake with me, and
R	Tsaid unto me, Go, shut|thyself within thine|house.|3:25 But thou, O son|of man, behold, they|shall put bands upon|thee, and shall bind|thee with them, and|thou shalt not go out|among them:|3:26 And I will make|thy tongue cleave to|the roof of thy mouth,|that thou shalt be
R	Tdumb, and shalt not be|to them a reprover:|for they are a|rebellious house.|3:27 But when I speak|with thee, I will open|thy mouth, and thou|shalt say unto them,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; He that heareth,|let him hear; and he|that forbeareth, let|him forbear: for they|are a rebellious
R	Thouse.||4:1 Thou also, son of|man, take thee a tile,|and lay it before thee,|and pourtray upon it|the city, even|Jerusalem:|4:2 And lay siege|against it, and build a|fort against it, and|cast a mount against|it; set the camp also|against it, and set
R	Tbattering rams against|it round about.|4:3 Moreover take|thou unto thee an iron|pan, and set it for a|wall of iron between|thee and the city: and|set thy face against|it, and it shall be|besieged, and thou|shalt lay siege against|it. This shall be a sign|to the house of|Israel.
R	T4:4 Lie thou also upon|thy left side, and lay|the iniquity of the|house of Israel upon|it: according to the|number of the days|that thou shalt lie|upon it thou shalt|bear their iniquity.|4:5 For I have laid|upon thee the years|of their iniquity,|according to the|number of the days,
R	Tthree hundred and|ninety days: so shalt|thou bear the iniquity|of the house of|Israel.|4:6 And when thou|hast accomplished|them, lie again on thy|right side, and thou|shalt bear the iniquity|of the house of Judah|forty days: I have|appointed thee each|day for a year.
R	T4:7 Therefore thou|shalt set thy face|toward the siege of|Jerusalem, and thine|arm shall be|uncovered, and thou|shalt prophesy|against it.|4:8 And, behold, I will|lay bands upon thee,|and thou shalt not|turn thee from one|side to another, till|thou hast ended the
R	Tdays of thy siege.|4:9 Take thou also|unto thee wheat, and|barley, and beans,|and lentiles, and millet,|and fitches, and put|them in one vessel,|and make thee bread|thereof, according to|the number of the|days that thou shalt|lie upon thy side,|three hundred and|ninety days shalt thou
R	Teat thereof.|4:10 And thy meat|which thou shalt eat|shall be by weight,|twenty shekels a day:|from time to time shalt|thou eat it.|4:11 Thou shalt drink|also water by|measure, the sixth|part of an hin: from|time to time shalt thou|drink.|4:12 And thou shalt
R	Teat it as barley cakes,|and thou shalt bake it|with dung that cometh|out of man, in their|sight.|4:13 And the LORD|said, Even thus shall|the children of Israel|eat their defiled|bread among the|Gentiles, whither I will|drive them.|4:14 Then said I, Ah|Lord GOD! behold, my
R	Tsoul hath not been|polluted: for from my|youth up even till now|have I not eaten of|that which dieth of|itself, or is torn in|pieces; neither came|there abominable|flesh into my mouth.|4:15 Then he said unto|me, Lo, I have given|thee cow's dung for|man's dung, and thou|shalt prepare thy
R	Tbread therewith.|4:16 Moreover he said|unto me, Son of man,|behold, I will break the|staff of bread in|Jerusalem: and they|shall eat bread by|weight, and with care;|and they shall drink|water by measure, and|with astonishment:|4:17 That they may|want bread and water,|and be astonied one
R	Twith another, and|consume away for|their iniquity.||5:1 And thou, son of|man, take thee a|sharp knife, take thee|a barber's razor, and|cause it to pass upon|thine head and upon|thy beard: then take|thee balances to|weigh, and divide the|hair.
R	T5:2 Thou shalt burn|with fire a third part|in the midst of the|city, when the days of|the siege are fulfilled:|and thou shalt take a|third part, and smite|about it with a knife:|and a third part thou|shalt scatter in the|wind; and I will draw|out a sword after|them.|5:3 Thou shalt also
R	Ttake thereof a few in|number, and bind them|in thy skirts.|5:4 Then take of them|again, and cast them|into the midst of the|fire, and burn them in|the fire; for thereof|shall a fire come|forth into all the|house of Israel.|5:5 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; This is|Jerusalem: I have set
R	Tit in the midst of the|nations and countries|that are round about|her.|5:6 And she hath|changed my judgments|into wickedness more|than the nations, and|my statutes more than|the countries that are|round about her: for|they have refused my|judgments and my|statutes, they have
R	Tnot walked in them.|5:7 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Because ye multiplied|more than the nations|that are round about|you, and have not|walked in my statutes,|neither have kept my|judgments, neither|have done according|to the judgments of|the nations that are|round about you;
R	T5:8 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I, even I, am|against thee, and will|execute judgments in|the midst of thee in|the sight of the|nations.|5:9 And I will do in|thee that which I have|not done, and|whereunto I will not do|any more the like,|because of all thine
R	Tabominations.|5:10 Therefore the|fathers shall eat the|sons in the midst of|thee, and the sons|shall eat their|fathers; and I will|execute judgments in|thee, and the whole|remnant of thee will I|scatter into all the|winds.|5:11 Wherefore, as I|live, saith the Lord
R	TGOD; Surely, because|thou hast defiled my|sanctuary with all thy|detestable things, and|with all thine|abominations,|therefore will I also|diminish thee; neither|shall mine eye spare,|neither will I have any|pity.|5:12 A third part of|thee shall die with the|pestilence, and with
R	Tfamine shall they be|consumed in the midst|of thee: and a third|part shall fall by the|sword round about|thee; and I will scatter|a third part into all|the winds, and I will|draw out a sword|after them.|5:13 Thus shall mine|anger be|accomplished, and I|will cause my fury to
R	Trest upon them, and I|will be comforted: and|they shall know that I|the LORD have spoken|it in my zeal, when I|have accomplished my|fury in them.|5:14 Moreover I will|make thee waste, and|a reproach among the|nations that are|round about thee, in|the sight of all that|pass by.
R	T5:15 So it shall be a|reproach and a taunt,|an instruction and an|astonishment unto the|nations that are|round about thee,|when I shall execute|judgments in thee in|anger and in fury and|in furious rebukes. I|the LORD have spoken|it.|5:16 When I shall send|upon them the evil
R	Tarrows of famine,|which shall be for|their destruction, and|which I will send to|destroy you: and I will|increase the famine|upon you, and will|break your staff of|bread:|5:17 So will I send|upon you famine and|evil beasts, and they|shall bereave thee:|and pestilence and
R	Tblood shall pass|through thee; and I|will bring the sword|upon thee. I the LORD|have spoken it.||6:1 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|6:2 Son of man, set|thy face toward the|mountains of Israel,|and prophesy against|them,
R	T6:3 And say, Ye|mountains of Israel,|hear the word of the|Lord GOD; Thus saith|the Lord GOD to the|mountains, and to the|hills, to the rivers,|and to the valleys;|Behold, I, even I, will|bring a sword upon|you, and I will destroy|your high places.|6:4 And your altars|shall be desolate, and
R	Tyour images shall be|broken: and I will cast|down your slain men|before your idols.|6:5 And I will lay the|dead carcases of the|children of Israel|before their idols; and|I will scatter your|bones round about|your altars.|6:6 In all your|dwellingplaces the|cities shall be laid
R	Twaste, and the high|places shall be|desolate; that your|altars may be laid|waste and made|desolate, and your|idols may be broken|and cease, and your|images may be cut|down, and your works|may be abolished.|6:7 And the slain shall|fall in the midst of|you, and ye shall know
R	Tthat I am the LORD.|6:8 Yet will I leave a|remnant, that ye may|have some that shall|escape the sword|among the nations,|when ye shall be|scattered through the|countries.|6:9 And they that|escape of you shall|remember me among|the nations whither|they shall be carried
R	Tcaptives, because I am|broken with their|whorish heart, which|hath departed from|me, and with their|eyes, which go a|whoring after their|idols: and they shall|lothe themselves for|the evils which they|have committed in all|their abominations.|6:10 And they shall|know that I am the
R	TLORD, and that I have|not said in vain that I|would do this evil unto|them.|6:11 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Smite with|thine hand, and stamp|with thy foot, and say,|Alas for all the evil|abominations of the|house of Israel! for|they shall fall by the|sword, by the famine,|and by the pestilence.
R	T6:12 He that is far off|shall die of the|pestilence; and he|that is near shall fall|by the sword; and he|that remaineth and is|besieged shall die by|the famine: thus will I|accomplish my fury|upon them.|6:13 Then shall ye|know that I am the|LORD, when their slain|men shall be among
R	Ttheir idols round|about their altars,|upon every high hill, in|all the tops of the|mountains, and under|every green tree, and|under every thick oak,|the place where they|did offer sweet|savour to all their|idols.|6:14 So will I stretch|out my hand upon|them, and make the
R	Tland desolate, yea,|more desolate than|the wilderness toward|Diblath, in all their|habitations: and they|shall know that I am|the LORD.||7:1 Moreover the word|of the LORD came unto|me, saying,|7:2 Also, thou son of|man, thus saith the|Lord GOD unto the
R	Tland of Israel; An end,|the end is come upon|the four corners of|the land.|7:3 Now is the end|come upon thee, and I|will send mine anger|upon thee, and will|judge thee according|to thy ways, and will|recompense upon thee|all thine abominations.|7:4 And mine eye shall|not spare thee,
R	Tneither will I have pity:|but I will recompense|thy ways upon thee,|and thine abominations|shall be in the midst|of thee: and ye shall|know that I am the|LORD.|7:5 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; An evil, an|only evil, behold, is|come.|7:6 An end is come, the|end is come: it
R	Twatcheth for thee;|behold, it is come.|7:7 The morning is|come unto thee, O thou|that dwellest in the|land: the time is come,|the day of trouble is|near, and not the|sounding again of the|mountains.|7:8 Now will I shortly|pour out my fury|upon thee, and|accomplish mine anger
R	Tupon thee: and I will|judge thee according|to thy ways, and will|recompense thee for|all thine abominations.|7:9 And mine eye shall|not spare, neither will|I have pity: I will|recompense thee|according to thy ways|and thine abominations|that are in the midst|of thee; and ye shall|know that I am the
R	TLORD that smiteth.|7:10 Behold the day,|behold, it is come: the|morning is gone forth;|the rod hath|blossomed, pride hath|budded.|7:11 Violence is risen|up into a rod of|wickedness: none of|them shall remain, nor|of their multitude, nor|of any of theirs:|neither shall there be
R	Twailing for them.|7:12 The time is come,|the day draweth near:|let not the buyer|rejoice, nor the|seller mourn: for|wrath is upon all the|multitude thereof.|7:13 For the seller|shall not return to|that which is sold,|although they were|yet alive: for the|vision is touching the
R	Twhole multitude|thereof, which shall|not return; neither|shall any strengthen|himself in the iniquity|of his life.|7:14 They have blown|the trumpet, even to|make all ready; but|none goeth to the|battle: for my wrath is|upon all the multitude|thereof.|7:15 The sword is
R	Twithout, and the|pestilence and the|famine within: he that|is in the field shall die|with the sword; and he|that is in the city,|famine and pestilence|shall devour him.|7:16 But they that|escape of them shall|escape, and shall be|on the mountains like|doves of the valleys,|all of them mourning,
R	Tevery one for his|iniquity.|7:17 All hands shall be|feeble, and all knees|shall be weak as|water.|7:18 They shall also|gird themselves with|sackcloth, and horror|shall cover them; and|shame shall be upon|all faces, and|baldness upon all|their heads.
R	T7:19 They shall cast|their silver in the|streets, and their|gold shall be removed:|their silver and their|gold shall not be able|to deliver them in the|day of the wrath of|the LORD: they shall|not satisfy their|souls, neither fill their|bowels: because it is|the stumblingblock of|their iniquity.
R	T7:20 As for the|beauty of his|ornament, he set it in|majesty: but they|made the images of|their abominations and|of their detestable|things therein:|therefore have I set|it far from them.|7:21 And I will give it|into the hands of the|strangers for a prey,|and to the wicked of
R	Tthe earth for a spoil;|and they shall pollute|it.|7:22 My face will I|turn also from them,|and they shall pollute|my secret place: for|the robbers shall|enter into it, and|defile it.|7:23 Make a chain: for|the land is full of|bloody crimes, and the|city is full of violence.
R	T7:24 Wherefore I will|bring the worst of the|heathen, and they|shall possess their|houses: I will also|make the pomp of the|strong to cease; and|their holy places shall|be defiled.|7:25 Destruction|cometh; and they shall|seek peace, and there|shall be none.|7:26 Mischief shall
R	Tcome upon mischief,|and rumour shall be|upon rumour; then|shall they seek a|vision of the prophet;|but the law shall|perish from the|priest, and counsel|from the ancients.|7:27 The king shall|mourn, and the prince|shall be clothed with|desolation, and the|hands of the people
R	Tof the land shall be|troubled: I will do unto|them after their way,|and according to their|deserts will I judge|them; and they shall|know that I am the|LORD.||8:1 And it came to|pass in the sixth year,|in the sixth month, in|the fifth day of the|month, as I sat in mine
R	Thouse, and the elders|of Judah sat before|me, that the hand of|the Lord GOD fell|there upon me.|8:2 Then I beheld, and|lo a likeness as the|appearance of fire:|from the appearance|of his loins even|downward, fire; and|from his loins even|upward, as the|appearance of
R	Tbrightness, as the|colour of amber.|8:3 And he put forth|the form of an hand,|and took me by a lock|of mine head; and the|spirit lifted me up|between the earth and|the heaven, and|brought me in the|visions of God to|Jerusalem, to the|door of the inner|gate that looketh
R	Ttoward the north;|where was the seat of|the image of jealousy,|which provoketh to|jealousy.|8:4 And, behold, the|glory of the God of|Israel was there,|according to the|vision that I saw in the|plain.|8:5 Then said he unto|me, Son of man, lift up|thine eyes now the
R	Tway toward the north.|So I lifted up mine|eyes the way toward|the north, and behold|northward at the gate|of the altar this image|of jealousy in the|entry.|8:6 He said|furthermore unto me,|Son of man, seest|thou what they do?|even the great|abominations that the
R	Thouse of Israel|committeth here, that I|should go far off|from my sanctuary?|but turn thee yet|again, and thou shalt|see greater|abominations.|8:7 And he brought me|to the door of the|court; and when I|looked, behold a hole|in the wall.|8:8 Then said he unto
R	Tme, Son of man, dig|now in the wall: and|when I had digged in|the wall, behold a|door.|8:9 And he said unto|me, Go in, and behold|the wicked|abominations that they|do here.|8:10 So I went in and|saw; and behold every|form of creeping|things, and abominable
R	Tbeasts, and all the|idols of the house of|Israel, pourtrayed|upon the wall round|about.|8:11 And there stood|before them seventy|men of the ancients of|the house of Israel,|and in the midst of|them stood Jaazaniah|the son of Shaphan,|with every man his|censer in his hand;
R	Tand a thick cloud of|incense went up.|8:12 Then said he unto|me, Son of man, hast|thou seen what the|ancients of the house|of Israel do in the|dark, every man in the|chambers of his|imagery? for they|say, the LORD seeth|us not; the LORD hath|forsaken the earth.|8:13 He said also unto
R	Tme, Turn thee yet|again, and thou shalt|see greater|abominations that they|do.|8:14 Then he brought|me to the door of the|gate of the LORD's|house which was|toward the north; and,|behold, there sat|women weeping for|Tammuz.|8:15 Then said he unto
R	Tme, Hast thou seen|this, O son of man?|turn thee yet again,|and thou shalt see|greater abominations|than these.|8:16 And he brought|me into the inner|court of the LORD's|house, and, behold, at|the door of the temple|of the LORD, between|the porch and the|altar, were about five
R	Tand twenty men, with|their backs toward|the temple of the|LORD, and their faces|toward the east; and|they worshipped the|sun toward the east.|8:17 Then he said unto|me, Hast thou seen|this, O son of man? Is|it a light thing to the|house of Judah that|they commit the|abominations which
R	Tthey commit here? for|they have filled the|land with violence, and|have returned to|provoke me to anger:|and, lo, they put the|branch to their nose.|8:18 Therefore will I|also deal in fury: mine|eye shall not spare,|neither will I have pity:|and though they cry|in mine ears with a|loud voice, yet will I
R	Tnot hear them.||9:1 He cried also in|mine ears with a loud|voice, saying, Cause|them that have charge|over the city to draw|near, even every man|with his destroying|weapon in his hand.|9:2 And, behold, six|men came from the|way of the higher|gate, which lieth
R	Ttoward the north, and|every man a|slaughter weapon in|his hand; and one man|among them was|clothed with linen, with|a writer's inkhorn by|his side: and they went|in, and stood beside|the brasen altar.|9:3 And the glory of|the God of Israel was|gone up from the|cherub, whereupon he
R	Twas, to the threshold|of the house. And he|called to the man|clothed with linen,|which had the writer's|inkhorn by his side;|9:4 And the LORD said|unto him, Go through|the midst of the city,|through the midst of|Jerusalem, and set a|mark upon the|foreheads of the men|that sigh and that cry
R	Tfor all the|abominations that be|done in the midst|thereof.|9:5 And to the others|he said in mine|hearing, Go ye after|him through the city,|and smite: let not your|eye spare, neither|have ye pity:|9:6 Slay utterly old|and young, both maids,|and little children, and
R	Twomen: but come not|near any man upon|whom is the mark; and|begin at my sanctuary.|Then they began at|the ancient men which|were before the|house.|9:7 And he said unto|them, Defile the house,|and fill the courts|with the slain: go ye|forth. And they went|forth, and slew in the
R	Tcity.|9:8 And it came to|pass, while they were|slaying them, and I|was left, that I fell|upon my face, and|cried, and said, Ah|Lord GOD! wilt thou|destroy all the|residue of Israel in|thy pouring out of thy|fury upon Jerusalem?|9:9 Then said he unto|me, The iniquity of the
R	Thouse of Israel and|Judah is exceeding|great, and the land is|full of blood, and the|city full of|perverseness: for|they say, The LORD|hath forsaken the|earth, and the LORD|seeth not.|9:10 And as for me|also, mine eye shall|not spare, neither will|I have pity, but I will
R	Trecompense their way|upon their head.|9:11 And, behold, the|man clothed with linen,|which had the inkhorn|by his side, reported|the matter, saying, I|have done as thou|hast commanded me.||10:1 Then I looked,|and, behold, in the|firmament that was|above the head of the
R	Tcherubims there|appeared over them|as it were a sapphire|stone, as the|appearance of the|likeness of a throne.|10:2 And he spake|unto the man clothed|with linen, and said, Go|in between the wheels,|even under the|cherub, and fill thine|hand with coals of|fire from between the
R	Tcherubims, and|scatter them over the|city. And he went in in|my sight.|10:3 Now the|cherubims stood on|the right side of the|house, when the man|went in; and the cloud|filled the inner court.|10:4 Then the glory of|the LORD went up from|the cherub, and stood|over the threshold of
R	Tthe house; and the|house was filled with|the cloud, and the|court was full of the|brightness of the|LORD's glory.|10:5 And the sound of|the cherubims' wings|was heard even to the|outer court, as the|voice of the Almighty|God when he speaketh.|10:6 And it came to|pass, that when he
R	Thad commanded the|man clothed with linen,|saying, Take fire from|between the wheels,|from between the|cherubims; then he|went in, and stood|beside the wheels.|10:7 And one cherub|stretched forth his|hand from between|the cherubims unto|the fire that was|between the
R	Tcherubims, and took|thereof, and put it|into the hands of him|that was clothed with|linen: who took it, and|went out.|10:8 And there|appeared in the|cherubims the form of|a man's hand under|their wings.|10:9 And when I|looked, behold the|four wheels by the
R	Tcherubims, one wheel|by one cherub, and|another wheel by|another cherub: and|the appearance of|the wheels was as the|colour of a beryl|stone.|10:10 And as for their|appearances, they|four had one likeness,|as if a wheel had been|in the midst of a wheel.|10:11 When they went,
R	Tthey went upon their|four sides; they|turned not as they|went, but to the place|whither the head|looked they followed|it; they turned not as|they went.|10:12 And their whole|body, and their backs,|and their hands, and|their wings, and the|wheels, were full of|eyes round about,
R	Teven the wheels that|they four had.|10:13 As for the|wheels, it was cried|unto them in my|hearing, O wheel.|10:14 And every one|had four faces: the|first face was the|face of a cherub, and|the second face was|the face of a man, and|the third the face of|a lion, and the fourth
R	Tthe face of an eagle.|10:15 And the|cherubims were lifted|up. This is the living|creature that I saw|by the river of|Chebar.|10:16 And when the|cherubims went, the|wheels went by them:|and when the|cherubims lifted up|their wings to mount|up from the earth, the
R	Tsame wheels also|turned not from|beside them.|10:17 When they stood,|these stood; and when|they were lifted up,|these lifted up|themselves also: for|the spirit of the living|creature was in them.|10:18 Then the glory|of the LORD departed|from off the|threshold of the
R	Thouse, and stood over|the cherubims.|10:19 And the|cherubims lifted up|their wings, and|mounted up from the|earth in my sight: when|they went out, the|wheels also were|beside them, and|every one stood at|the door of the east|gate of the LORD's|house; and the glory
R	Tof the God of Israel|was over them above.|10:20 This is the living|creature that I saw|under the God of|Israel by the river of|Chebar; and I knew|that they were the|cherubims.|10:21 Every one had|four faces apiece,|and every one four|wings; and the likeness|of the hands of a man
R	Twas under their wings.|10:22 And the likeness|of their faces was the|same faces which I|saw by the river of|Chebar, their|appearances and|themselves: they went|every one straight|forward.||11:1 Moreover the|spirit lifted me up, and|brought me unto the
R	Teast gate of the|LORD's house, which|looketh eastward: and|behold at the door of|the gate five and|twenty men; among|whom I saw Jaazaniah|the son of Azur, and|Pelatiah the son of|Benaiah, princes of|the people.|11:2 Then said he unto|me, Son of man, these|are the men that
R	Tdevise mischief, and|give wicked counsel in|this city:|11:3 Which say, It is|not near; let us build|houses: this city is the|caldron, and we be|the flesh.|11:4 Therefore|prophesy against|them, prophesy, O son|of man.|11:5 And the Spirit of|the LORD fell upon me,
R	Tand said unto me,|Speak; Thus saith the|LORD; Thus have ye|said, O house of|Israel: for I know the|things that come into|your mind, every one|of them.|11:6 Ye have multiplied|your slain in this city,|and ye have filled the|streets thereof with|the slain.|11:7 Therefore thus
R	Tsaith the Lord GOD;|Your slain whom ye|have laid in the midst|of it, they are the|flesh, and this city is|the caldron: but I will|bring you forth out of|the midst of it.|11:8 Ye have feared|the sword; and I will|bring a sword upon|you, saith the Lord|GOD.|11:9 And I will bring
R	Tyou out of the midst|thereof, and deliver|you into the hands of|strangers, and will|execute judgments|among you.|11:10 Ye shall fall by|the sword; I will judge|you in the border of|Israel; and ye shall|know that I am the|LORD.|11:11 This city shall|not be your caldron,
R	Tneither shall ye be|the flesh in the midst|thereof; but I will|judge you in the|border of Israel:|11:12 And ye shall|know that I am the|LORD: for ye have not|walked in my statutes,|neither executed my|judgments, but have|done after the|manners of the|heathen that are
R	Tround about you.|11:13 And it came to|pass, when I|prophesied, that|Pelatiah the son of|Benaiah died. Then fell|I down upon my face,|and cried with a loud|voice, and said, Ah|Lord GOD! wilt thou|make a full end of the|remnant of Israel?|11:14 Again the word|of the LORD came unto
R	Tme, saying,|11:15 Son of man, thy|brethren, even thy|brethren, the men of|thy kindred, and all|the house of Israel|wholly, are they unto|whom the inhabitants|of Jerusalem have|said, Get you far from|the LORD: unto us is|this land given in|possession.|11:16 Therefore say,
R	TThus saith the Lord|GOD; Although I have|cast them far off|among the heathen,|and although I have|scattered them among|the countries, yet will|I be to them as a little|sanctuary in the|countries where they|shall come.|11:17 Therefore say,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; I will even gather
R	Tyou from the people,|and assemble you out|of the countries|where ye have been|scattered, and I will|give you the land of|Israel.|11:18 And they shall|come thither, and they|shall take away all the|detestable things|thereof and all the|abominations thereof|from thence.
R	T11:19 And I will give|them one heart, and I|will put a new spirit|within you; and I will|take the stony heart|out of their flesh, and|will give them an heart|of flesh:|11:20 That they may|walk in my statutes,|and keep mine|ordinances, and do|them: and they shall|be my people, and I
R	Twill be their God.|11:21 But as for them|whose heart walketh|after the heart of|their detestable|things and their|abominations, I will|recompense their way|upon their own heads,|saith the Lord GOD.|11:22 Then did the|cherubims lift up their|wings, and the wheels|beside them; and the
R	Tglory of the God of|Israel was over them|above.|11:23 And the glory of|the LORD went up from|the midst of the city,|and stood upon the|mountain which is on|the east side of the|city.|11:24 Afterwards the|spirit took me up, and|brought me in a vision|by the Spirit of God
R	Tinto Chaldea, to them|of the captivity. So|the vision that I had|seen went up from me.|11:25 Then I spake|unto them of the|captivity all the things|that the LORD had|shewed me.||12:1 The word of the|LORD also came unto|me, saying,|12:2 Son of man, thou
R	Tdwellest in the midst|of a rebellious house,|which have eyes to|see, and see not; they|have ears to hear,|and hear not: for|they are a rebellious|house.|12:3 Therefore, thou|son of man, prepare|thee stuff for|removing, and remove|by day in their sight;|and thou shalt remove
R	Tfrom thy place to|another place in their|sight: it may be they|will consider, though|they be a rebellious|house.|12:4 Then shalt thou|bring forth thy stuff|by day in their sight,|as stuff for removing:|and thou shalt go|forth at even in their|sight, as they that go|forth into captivity.
R	T12:5 Dig thou through|the wall in their sight,|and carry out|thereby.|12:6 In their sight|shalt thou bear it|upon thy shoulders,|and carry it forth in|the twilight: thou shalt|cover thy face, that|thou see not the|ground: for I have|set thee for a sign|unto the house of
R	TIsrael.|12:7 And I did so as I|was commanded: I|brought forth my|stuff by day, as stuff|for captivity, and in|the even I digged|through the wall with|mine hand; I brought it|forth in the twilight,|and I bare it upon my|shoulder in their|sight.|12:8 And in the
R	Tmorning came the word|of the LORD unto me,|saying,|12:9 Son of man, hath|not the house of|Israel, the rebellious|house, said unto thee,|What doest thou?|12:10 Say thou unto|them, Thus saith the|Lord GOD; This burden|concerneth the prince|in Jerusalem, and all|the house of Israel
R	Tthat are among them.|12:11 Say, I am your|sign: like as I have|done, so shall it be|done unto them: they|shall remove and go|into captivity.|12:12 And the prince|that is among them|shall bear upon his|shoulder in the|twilight, and shall go|forth: they shall dig|through the wall to
R	Tcarry out thereby: he|shall cover his face,|that he see not the|ground with his eyes.|12:13 My net also will I|spread upon him, and|he shall be taken in|my snare: and I will|bring him to Babylon|to the land of the|Chaldeans; yet shall|he not see it, though|he shall die there.|12:14 And I will
R	Tscatter toward every|wind all that are about|him to help him, and all|his bands; and I will|draw out the sword|after them.|12:15 And they shall|know that I am the|LORD, when I shall|scatter them among|the nations, and|disperse them in the|countries.|12:16 But I will leave a
R	Tfew men of them from|the sword, from the|famine, and from the|pestilence; that they|may declare all their|abominations among|the heathen whither|they come; and they|shall know that I am|the LORD.|12:17 Moreover the|word of the LORD|came to me, saying,|12:18 Son of man, eat
R	Tthy bread with|quaking, and drink thy|water with trembling|and with carefulness;|12:19 And say unto|the people of the|land, Thus saith the|Lord GOD of the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem, and of the|land of Israel; They|shall eat their bread|with carefulness, and|drink their water with
R	Tastonishment, that her|land may be desolate|from all that is|therein, because of|the violence of all|them that dwell|therein.|12:20 And the cities|that are inhabited|shall be laid waste,|and the land shall be|desolate; and ye shall|know that I am the|LORD.
R	T12:21 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|12:22 Son of man, what|is that proverb that|ye have in the land of|Israel, saying, The|days are prolonged,|and every vision|faileth?|12:23 Tell them|therefore, Thus saith|the Lord GOD; I will|make this proverb to
R	Tcease, and they shall|no more use it as a|proverb in Israel; but|say unto them, The|days are at hand, and|the effect of every|vision.|12:24 For there shall|be no more any vain|vision nor flattering|divination within the|house of Israel.|12:25 For I am the|LORD: I will speak, and
R	Tthe word that I shall|speak shall come to|pass; it shall be no|more prolonged: for in|your days, O|rebellious house, will I|say the word, and will|perform it, saith the|Lord GOD.|12:26 Again the word|of the LORD came to|me, saying.|12:27 Son of man,|behold, they of the
R	Thouse of Israel say,|The vision that he|seeth is for many|days to come, and he|prophesieth of the|times that are far off.|12:28 Therefore say|unto them, Thus saith|the Lord GOD; There|shall none of my|words be prolonged|any more, but the|word which I have|spoken shall be done,
R	Tsaith the Lord GOD.||13:1 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|13:2 Son of man,|prophesy against the|prophets of Israel|that prophesy, and|say thou unto them|that prophesy out of|their own hearts, Hear|ye the word of the|LORD;
R	T13:3 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Woe unto|the foolish prophets,|that follow their own|spirit, and have seen|nothing!|13:4 O Israel, thy|prophets are like the|foxes in the deserts.|13:5 Ye have not gone|up into the gaps,|neither made up the|hedge for the house|of Israel to stand in
R	Tthe battle in the day|of the LORD.|13:6 They have seen|vanity and lying|divination, saying, The|LORD saith: and the|LORD hath not sent|them: and they have|made others to hope|that they would|confirm the word.|13:7 Have ye not seen|a vain vision, and have|ye not spoken a lying
R	Tdivination, whereas ye|say, The LORD saith it;|albeit I have not|spoken?|13:8 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Because ye have|spoken vanity, and|seen lies, therefore,|behold, I am against|you, saith the Lord|GOD.|13:9 And mine hand|shall be upon the
R	Tprophets that see|vanity, and that divine|lies: they shall not be|in the assembly of my|people, neither shall|they be written in the|writing of the house|of Israel, neither|shall they enter into|the land of Israel;|and ye shall know that|I am the Lord GOD.|13:10 Because, even|because they have
R	Tseduced my people,|saying, Peace; and|there was no peace;|and one built up a|wall, and, lo, others|daubed it with|untempered morter:|13:11 Say unto them|which daub it with|untempered morter,|that it shall fall: there|shall be an|overflowing shower;|and ye, O great
R	Thailstones, shall fall;|and a stormy wind|shall rend it.|13:12 Lo, when the wall|is fallen, shall it not|be said unto you,|Where is the daubing|wherewith ye have|daubed it?|13:13 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD; I|will even rend it with a|stormy wind in my|fury; and there shall
R	Tbe an overflowing|shower in mine anger,|and great hailstones|in my fury to consume|it.|13:14 So will I break|down the wall that ye|have daubed with|untempered morter,|and bring it down to|the ground, so that|the foundation|thereof shall be|discovered, and it
R	Tshall fall, and ye shall|be consumed in the|midst thereof: and ye|shall know that I am|the LORD.|13:15 Thus will I|accomplish my wrath|upon the wall, and|upon them that have|daubed it with|untempered morter,|and will say unto you,|The wall is no more,|neither they that
R	Tdaubed it;|13:16 To wit, the|prophets of Israel|which prophesy|concerning Jerusalem,|and which see visions|of peace for her, and|there is no peace,|saith the Lord GOD.|13:17 Likewise, thou|son of man, set thy|face against the|daughters of thy|people, which
R	Tprophesy out of their|own heart; and|prophesy thou against|them,|13:18 And say, Thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Woe to the women that|sew pillows to all|armholes, and make|kerchiefs upon the|head of every|stature to hunt souls!|Will ye hunt the souls|of my people, and will
R	Tye save the souls|alive that come unto|you?|13:19 And will ye|pollute me among my|people for handfuls|of barley and for|pieces of bread, to|slay the souls that|should not die, and to|save the souls alive|that should not live,|by your lying to my|people that hear your
R	Tlies?|13:20 Wherefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I am against|your pillows, wherewith|ye there hunt the|souls to make them fly,|and I will tear them|from your arms, and|will let the souls go,|even the souls that|ye hunt to make them|fly.|13:21 Your kerchiefs
R	Talso will I tear, and|deliver my people out|of your hand, and|they shall be no more|in your hand to be|hunted; and ye shall|know that I am the|LORD.|13:22 Because with|lies ye have made the|heart of the|righteous sad, whom I|have not made sad;|and strengthened the
R	Thands of the wicked,|that he should not|return from his wicked|way, by promising him|life:|13:23 Therefore ye|shall see no more|vanity, nor divine|divinations: for I will|deliver my people out|of your hand: and ye|shall know that I am|the LORD.|
R	T14:1 Then came|certain of the elders|of Israel unto me, and|sat before me.|14:2 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|14:3 Son of man, these|men have set up their|idols in their heart,|and put the|stumblingblock of their|iniquity before their|face: should I be
R	Tenquired of at all by|them?|14:4 Therefore speak|unto them, and say|unto them, Thus saith|the Lord GOD; Every|man of the house of|Israel that setteth up|his idols in his heart,|and putteth the|stumblingblock of his|iniquity before his|face, and cometh to|the prophet; I the
R	TLORD will answer him|that cometh according|to the multitude of his|idols;|14:5 That I may take|the house of Israel in|their own heart,|because they are all|estranged from me|through their idols.|14:6 Therefore say|unto the house of|Israel, Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Repent, and
R	Tturn yourselves from|your idols; and turn|away your faces from|all your abominations.|14:7 For every one of|the house of Israel,|or of the stranger|that sojourneth in|Israel, which|separateth himself|from me, and setteth|up his idols in his|heart, and putteth the|stumblingblock of his
R	Tiniquity before his|face, and cometh to a|prophet to enquire of|him concerning me; I|the LORD will answer|him by myself:|14:8 And I will set my|face against that man,|and will make him a|sign and a proverb,|and I will cut him off|from the midst of my|people; and ye shall|know that I am the
R	TLORD.|14:9 And if the|prophet be deceived|when he hath spoken|a thing, I the LORD|have deceived that|prophet, and I will|stretch out my hand|upon him, and will|destroy him from the|midst of my people|Israel.|14:10 And they shall|bear the punishment
R	Tof their iniquity: the|punishment of the|prophet shall be even|as the punishment of|him that seeketh unto|him;|14:11 That the house|of Israel may go no|more astray from me,|neither be polluted|any more with all their|transgressions; but|that they may be my|people, and I may be
R	Ttheir God, saith the|Lord GOD.|14:12 The word of the|LORD came again to me,|saying,|14:13 Son of man,|when the land sinneth|against me by|trespassing|grievously, then will I|stretch out mine hand|upon it, and will break|the staff of the|bread thereof, and
R	Twill send famine upon|it, and will cut off man|and beast from it:|14:14 Though these|three men, Noah,|Daniel, and Job, were|in it, they should|deliver but their own|souls by their|righteousness, saith|the Lord GOD.|14:15 If I cause|noisome beasts to|pass through the
R	Tland, and they spoil it,|so that it be desolate,|that no man may pass|through because of|the beasts:|14:16 Though these|three men were in it,|as I live, saith the|Lord GOD, they shall|deliver neither sons|nor daughters; they|only shall be|delivered, but the land|shall be desolate.
R	T14:17 Or if I bring a|sword upon that land,|and say, Sword, go|through the land; so|that I cut off man and|beast from it:|14:18 Though these|three men were in it,|as I live, saith the|Lord GOD, they shall|deliver neither sons|nor daughters, but|they only shall be|delivered themselves.
R	T14:19 Or if I send a|pestilence into that|land, and pour out my|fury upon it in blood,|to cut off from it man|and beast:|14:20 Though Noah,|Daniel, and Job were|in it, as I live, saith|the Lord GOD, they|shall deliver neither|son nor daughter;|they shall but deliver|their own souls by
R	Ttheir righteousness.|14:21 For thus saith|the Lord GOD; How|much more when I|send my four sore|judgments upon|Jerusalem, the sword,|and the famine, and|the noisome beast, and|the pestilence, to cut|off from it man and|beast?|14:22 Yet, behold,|therein shall be left a
R	Tremnant that shall be|brought forth, both|sons and daughters:|behold, they shall|come forth unto you,|and ye shall see their|way and their doings:|and ye shall be|comforted concerning|the evil that I have|brought upon|Jerusalem, even|concerning all that I|have brought upon it.
R	T14:23 And they shall|comfort you, when ye|see their ways and|their doings: and ye|shall know that I have|not done without|cause all that I have|done in it, saith the|Lord GOD.||15:1 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|15:2 Son of man, what
R	Tis the vine tree more|than any tree, or than|a branch which is|among the trees of|the forest?|15:3 Shall wood be|taken thereof to do|any work? or will men|take a pin of it to|hang any vessel|thereon?|15:4 Behold, it is cast|into the fire for fuel;|the fire devoureth
R	Tboth the ends of it,|and the midst of it is|burned. Is it meet for|any work?|15:5 Behold, when it|was whole, it was meet|for no work: how much|less shall it be meet|yet for any work,|when the fire hath|devoured it, and it is|burned?|15:6 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD; As
R	Tthe vine tree among|the trees of the|forest, which I have|given to the fire for|fuel, so will I give the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem.|15:7 And I will set my|face against them;|they shall go out from|one fire, and another|fire shall devour|them; and ye shall|know that I am the
R	TLORD, when I set my|face against them.|15:8 And I will make|the land desolate,|because they have|committed a trespass,|saith the Lord GOD.||16:1 Again the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|16:2 Son of man,|cause Jerusalem to|know her abominations,
R	T16:3 And say, Thus|saith the Lord GOD|unto Jerusalem; Thy|birth and thy nativity|is of the land of|Canaan; thy father|was an Amorite, and|thy mother an Hittite.|16:4 And as for thy|nativity, in the day|thou wast born thy|navel was not cut,|neither wast thou|washed in water to
R	Tsupple thee; thou wast|not salted at all, nor|swaddled at all.|16:5 None eye pitied|thee, to do any of|these unto thee, to|have compassion upon|thee; but thou wast|cast out in the open|field, to the lothing of|thy person, in the day|that thou wast born.|16:6 And when I|passed by thee, and
R	Tsaw thee polluted in|thine own blood, I said|unto thee when thou|wast in thy blood, Live;|yea, I said unto thee|when thou wast in thy|blood, Live.|16:7 I have caused|thee to multiply as the|bud of the field, and|thou hast increased|and waxen great, and|thou art come to|excellent ornaments:
R	Tthy breasts are|fashioned, and thine|hair is grown, whereas|thou wast naked and|bare.|16:8 Now when I|passed by thee, and|looked upon thee,|behold, thy time was|the time of love; and I|spread my skirt over|thee, and covered thy|nakedness: yea, I|sware unto thee, and
R	Tentered into a|covenant with thee,|saith the Lord GOD,|and thou becamest|mine.|16:9 Then washed I|thee with water; yea, I|throughly washed|away thy blood from|thee, and I anointed|thee with oil.|16:10 I clothed thee|also with broidered|work, and shod thee
R	Twith badgers' skin, and|I girded thee about|with fine linen, and I|covered thee with silk.|16:11 I decked thee|also with ornaments,|and I put bracelets|upon thy hands, and a|chain on thy neck.|16:12 And I put a|jewel on thy|forehead, and|earrings in thine ears,|and a beautiful crown
R	Tupon thine head.|16:13 Thus wast thou|decked with gold and|silver; and thy raiment|was of fine linen, and|silk, and broidered|work; thou didst eat|fine flour, and honey,|and oil: and thou wast|exceeding beautiful,|and thou didst|prosper into a|kingdom.|16:14 And thy renown
R	Twent forth among the|heathen for thy|beauty: for it was|perfect through my|comeliness, which I|had put upon thee,|saith the Lord GOD.|16:15 But thou didst|trust in thine own|beauty, and playedst|the harlot because of|thy renown, and|pouredst out thy|fornications on every
R	Tone that passed by;|his it was.|16:16 And of thy|garments thou didst|take, and deckedst thy|high places with|divers colours, and|playedst the harlot|thereupon: the like|things shall not come,|neither shall it be so.|16:17 Thou hast also|taken thy fair jewels|of my gold and of my
R	Tsilver, which I had|given thee, and madest|to thyself images of|men, and didst commit|whoredom with them,|16:18 And tookest thy|broidered garments,|and coveredst them:|and thou hast set mine|oil and mine incense|before them.|16:19 My meat also|which I gave thee, fine|flour, and oil, and
R	Thoney, wherewith I fed|thee, thou hast even|set it before them for|a sweet savour: and|thus it was, saith the|Lord GOD.|16:20 Moreover thou|hast taken thy sons|and thy daughters,|whom thou hast borne|unto me, and these|hast thou sacrificed|unto them to be|devoured. Is this of
R	Tthy whoredoms a small|matter,|16:21 That thou hast|slain my children, and|delivered them to|cause them to pass|through the fire for|them?|16:22 And in all thine|abominations and thy|whoredoms thou hast|not remembered the|days of thy youth,|when thou wast naked
R	Tand bare, and wast|polluted in thy blood.|16:23 And it came to|pass after all thy|wickedness, (woe, woe|unto thee! saith the|LORD GOD;)|16:24 That thou hast|also built unto thee an|eminent place, and|hast made thee an|high place in every|street.|16:25 Thou hast built
R	Tthy high place at|every head of the|way, and hast made|thy beauty to be|abhorred, and hast|opened thy feet to|every one that|passed by, and|multiplied thy|whoredoms.|16:26 Thou hast also|committed fornication|with the Egyptians thy|neighbours, great of
R	Tflesh; and hast|increased thy|whoredoms, to|provoke me to anger.|16:27 Behold,|therefore I have|stretched out my hand|over thee, and have|diminished thine|ordinary food, and|delivered thee unto|the will of them that|hate thee, the|daughters of the
R	TPhilistines, which are|ashamed of thy lewd|way.|16:28 Thou hast|played the whore also|with the Assyrians,|because thou wast|unsatiable; yea, thou|hast played the harlot|with them, and yet|couldest not be|satisfied.|16:29 Thou hast|moreover multiplied
R	Tthy fornication in the|land of Canaan unto|Chaldea; and yet thou|wast not satisfied|therewith.|16:30 How weak is|thine heart, saith the|LORD GOD, seeing thou|doest all these things,|the work of an|imperious whorish|woman;|16:31 In that thou|buildest thine eminent
R	Tplace in the head of|every way, and makest|thine high place in|every street; and|hast not been as an|harlot, in that thou|scornest hire;|16:32 But as a wife|that committeth|adultery, which taketh|strangers instead of|her husband!|16:33 They give gifts|to all whores: but thou
R	Tgivest thy gifts to all|thy lovers, and hirest|them, that they may|come unto thee on|every side for thy|whoredom.|16:34 And the|contrary is in thee|from other women in|thy whoredoms,|whereas none|followeth thee to|commit whoredoms: and|in that thou givest a
R	Treward, and no|reward is given unto|thee, therefore thou|art contrary.|16:35 Wherefore, O|harlot, hear the word|of the LORD:|16:36 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Because thy|filthiness was poured|out, and thy|nakedness discovered|through thy|whoredoms with thy
R	Tlovers, and with all|the idols of thy|abominations, and by|the blood of thy|children, which thou|didst give unto them;|16:37 Behold,|therefore I will|gather all thy lovers,|with whom thou hast|taken pleasure, and|all them that thou hast|loved, with all them|that thou hast hated; I
R	Twill even gather them|round about against|thee, and will discover|thy nakedness unto|them, that they may|see all thy nakedness.|16:38 And I will judge|thee, as women that|break wedlock and|shed blood are|judged; and I will give|thee blood in fury and|jealousy.|16:39 And I will also
R	Tgive thee into their|hand, and they shall|throw down thine|eminent place, and|shall break down thy|high places: they shall|strip thee also of thy|clothes, and shall take|thy fair jewels, and|leave thee naked and|bare.|16:40 They shall also|bring up a company|against thee, and they
R	Tshall stone thee with|stones, and thrust|thee through with|their swords.|16:41 And they shall|burn thine houses with|fire, and execute|judgments upon thee|in the sight of many|women: and I will cause|thee to cease from|playing the harlot, and|thou also shalt give|no hire any more.
R	T16:42 So will I make my|fury toward thee to|rest, and my jealousy|shall depart from|thee, and I will be|quiet, and will be no|more angry.|16:43 Because thou|hast not remembered|the days of thy youth,|but hast fretted me in|all these things;|behold, therefore I|also will recompense
R	Tthy way upon thine|head, saith the Lord|GOD: and thou shalt|not commit this|lewdness above all|thine abominations.|16:44 Behold, every|one that useth|proverbs shall use|this proverb against|thee, saying, As is the|mother, so is her|daughter.|16:45 Thou art thy
R	Tmother's daughter,|that lotheth her|husband and her|children; and thou art|the sister of thy|sisters, which lothed|their husbands and|their children: your|mother was an Hittite,|and your father an|Amorite.|16:46 And thine elder|sister is Samaria, she|and her daughters
R	Tthat dwell at thy left|hand: and thy younger|sister, that dwelleth at|thy right hand, is|Sodom and her|daughters.|16:47 Yet hast thou|not walked after their|ways, nor done after|their abominations: but,|as if that were a very|little thing, thou wast|corrupted more than|they in all thy ways.
R	T16:48 As I live, saith|the Lord GOD, Sodom|thy sister hath not|done, she nor her|daughters, as thou|hast done, thou and|thy daughters.|16:49 Behold, this was|the iniquity of thy|sister Sodom, pride,|fulness of bread, and|abundance of idleness|was in her and in her|daughters, neither did
R	Tshe strengthen the|hand of the poor and|needy.|16:50 And they were|haughty, and committed|abomination before me:|therefore I took them|away as I saw good.|16:51 Neither hath|Samaria committed half|of thy sins; but thou|hast multiplied thine|abominations more|than they, and hast
R	Tjustified thy sisters|in all thine|abominations which|thou hast done.|16:52 Thou also, which|hast judged thy|sisters, bear thine|own shame for thy|sins that thou hast|committed more|abominable than they:|they are more|righteous than thou:|yea, be thou
R	Tconfounded also, and|bear thy shame, in|that thou hast|justified thy sisters.|16:53 When I shall|bring again their|captivity, the captivity|of Sodom and her|daughters, and the|captivity of Samaria|and her daughters,|then will I bring again|the captivity of thy|captives in the midst
R	Tof them:|16:54 That thou|mayest bear thine own|shame, and mayest be|confounded in all that|thou hast done, in that|thou art a comfort|unto them.|16:55 When thy|sisters, Sodom and|her daughters, shall|return to their|former estate, and|Samaria and her
R	Tdaughters shall|return to their|former estate, then|thou and thy|daughters shall|return to your|former estate.|16:56 For thy sister|Sodom was not|mentioned by thy|mouth in the day of|thy pride,|16:57 Before thy|wickedness was
R	Tdiscovered, as at the|time of thy reproach|of the daughters of|Syria, and all that are|round about her, the|daughters of the|Philistines, which|despise thee round|about.|16:58 Thou hast borne|thy lewdness and|thine abominations,|saith the LORD.|16:59 For thus saith
R	Tthe Lord GOD; I will|even deal with thee as|thou hast done, which|hast despised the|oath in breaking the|covenant.|16:60 Nevertheless I|will remember my|covenant with thee in|the days of thy youth,|and I will establish|unto thee an|everlasting covenant.|16:61 Then thou shalt
R	Tremember thy ways,|and be ashamed, when|thou shalt receive thy|sisters, thine elder|and thy younger: and|I will give them unto|thee for daughters,|but not by thy|covenant.|16:62 And I will|establish my covenant|with thee; and thou|shalt know that I am|the LORD:
R	T16:63 That thou|mayest remember, and|be confounded, and|never open thy mouth|any more because of|thy shame, when I am|pacified toward thee|for all that thou hast|done, saith the Lord|GOD.||17:1 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,
R	T17:2 Son of man, put|forth a riddle, and|speak a parable unto|the house of Israel;|17:3 And say, Thus|saith the Lord GOD; A|great eagle with great|wings, longwinged, full|of feathers, which had|divers colours, came|unto Lebanon, and|took the highest|branch of the cedar:|17:4 He cropped off
R	Tthe top of his young|twigs, and carried it|into a land of traffick;|he set it in a city of|merchants.|17:5 He took also of|the seed of the land,|and planted it in a|fruitful field; he|placed it by great|waters, and set it as a|willow tree.|17:6 And it grew, and|became a spreading
R	Tvine of low stature,|whose branches|turned toward him, and|the roots thereof|were under him: so it|became a vine, and|brought forth|branches, and shot|forth sprigs.|17:7 There was also|another great eagle|with great wings and|many feathers: and,|behold, this vine did
R	Tbend her roots|toward him, and shot|forth her branches|toward him, that he|might water it by the|furrows of her|plantation.|17:8 It was planted in|a good soil by great|waters, that it might|bring forth branches,|and that it might bear|fruit, that it might be a|goodly vine.
R	T17:9 Say thou, Thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Shall it prosper? shall|he not pull up the|roots thereof, and|cut off the fruit|thereof, that it|wither? it shall wither|in all the leaves of|her spring, even|without great power|or many people to|pluck it up by the|roots thereof.
R	T17:10 Yea, behold,|being planted, shall it|prosper? shall it not|utterly wither, when|the east wind toucheth|it? it shall wither in|the furrows where it|grew.|17:11 Moreover the|word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|17:12 Say now to the|rebellious house, Know|ye not what these
R	Tthings mean? tell them,|Behold, the king of|Babylon is come to|Jerusalem, and hath|taken the king|thereof, and the|princes thereof, and|led them with him to|Babylon;|17:13 And hath taken|of the king's seed, and|made a covenant with|him, and hath taken an|oath of him: he hath
R	Talso taken the mighty|of the land:|17:14 That the kingdom|might be base, that it|might not lift itself up,|but that by keeping of|his covenant it might|stand.|17:15 But he rebelled|against him in sending|his ambassadors into|Egypt, that they might|give him horses and|much people. Shall he
R	Tprosper? shall he|escape that doeth|such things? or shall|he break the|covenant, and be|delivered?|17:16 As I live, saith|the Lord GOD, surely|in the place where the|king dwelleth that|made him king, whose|oath he despised, and|whose covenant he|brake, even with him in
R	Tthe midst of Babylon|he shall die.|17:17 Neither shall|Pharaoh with his|mighty army and great|company make for him|in the war, by casting|up mounts, and|building forts, to cut|off many persons:|17:18 Seeing he|despised the oath by|breaking the|covenant, when, lo, he
R	Thad given his hand,|and hath done all|these things, he shall|not escape.|17:19 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD; As|I live, surely mine oath|that he hath despised,|and my covenant that|he hath broken, even|it will I recompense|upon his own head.|17:20 And I will spread|my net upon him, and
R	The shall be taken in|my snare, and I will|bring him to Babylon,|and will plead with him|there for his|trespass that he hath|trespassed against|me.|17:21 And all his|fugitives with all his|bands shall fall by|the sword, and they|that remain shall be|scattered toward all
R	Twinds: and ye shall|know that I the LORD|have spoken it.|17:22 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; I will also|take of the highest|branch of the high|cedar, and will set it; I|will crop off from the|top of his young twigs|a tender one, and will|plant it upon an high|mountain and eminent:|17:23 In the mountain
R	Tof the height of|Israel will I plant it:|and it shall bring|forth boughs, and|bear fruit, and be a|goodly cedar: and|under it shall dwell all|fowl of every wing; in|the shadow of the|branches thereof|shall they dwell.|17:24 And all the|trees of the field|shall know that I the
R	TLORD have brought|down the high tree,|have exalted the low|tree, have dried up|the green tree, and|have made the dry|tree to flourish: I the|LORD have spoken and|have done it.||18:1 The word of the|LORD came unto me|again, saying,|18:2 What mean ye,
R	Tthat ye use this|proverb concerning|the land of Israel,|saying, The fathers|have eaten sour|grapes, and the|children's teeth are|set on edge?|18:3 As I live, saith|the Lord GOD, ye shall|not have occasion any|more to use this|proverb in Israel.|18:4 Behold, all souls
R	Tare mine; as the soul|of the father, so also|the soul of the son is|mine: the soul that|sinneth, it shall die.|18:5 But if a man be|just, and do that|which is lawful and|right,|18:6 And hath not|eaten upon the|mountains, neither|hath lifted up his eyes|to the idols of the
R	Thouse of Israel,|neither hath defiled|his neighbour's wife,|neither hath come|near to a menstruous|woman,|18:7 And hath not|oppressed any, but|hath restored to the|debtor his pledge,|hath spoiled none by|violence, hath given|his bread to the|hungry, and hath
R	Tcovered the naked|with a garment;|18:8 He that hath not|given forth upon|usury, neither hath|taken any increase,|that hath withdrawn|his hand from iniquity,|hath executed true|judgment between man|and man,|18:9 Hath walked in my|statutes, and hath|kept my judgments, to
R	Tdeal truly; he is just,|he shall surely live,|saith the Lord GOD.|18:10 If he beget a|son that is a robber,|a shedder of blood,|and that doeth the like|to any one of these|things,|18:11 And that doeth|not any of those|duties, but even hath|eaten upon the|mountains, and defiled
R	This neighbour's wife,|18:12 Hath oppressed|the poor and needy,|hath spoiled by|violence, hath not|restored the pledge,|and hath lifted up his|eyes to the idols, hath|committed abomination,|18:13 Hath given forth|upon usury, and hath|taken increase: shall|he then live? he shall|not live: he hath done
R	Tall these abominations;|he shall surely die;|his blood shall be|upon him.|18:14 Now, lo, if he|beget a son, that|seeth all his father's|sins which he hath|done, and considereth,|and doeth not such|like,|18:15 That hath not|eaten upon the|mountains, neither
R	Thath lifted up his eyes|to the idols of the|house of Israel, hath|not defiled his|neighbour's wife,|18:16 Neither hath|oppressed any, hath|not withholden the|pledge, neither hath|spoiled by violence,|but hath given his|bread to the hungry,|and hath covered the|naked with a garment,
R	T18:17 That hath taken|off his hand from the|poor, that hath not|received usury nor|increase, hath|executed my|judgments, hath|walked in my statutes;|he shall not die for|the iniquity of his|father, he shall|surely live.|18:18 As for his|father, because he
R	Tcruelly oppressed,|spoiled his brother by|violence, and did that|which is not good|among his people, lo,|even he shall die in|his iniquity.|18:19 Yet say ye, Why?|doth not the son bear|the iniquity of the|father? When the son|hath done that which|is lawful and right,|and hath kept all my
R	Tstatutes, and hath|done them, he shall|surely live.|18:20 The soul that|sinneth, it shall die.|The son shall not|bear the iniquity of|the father, neither|shall the father bear|the iniquity of the son:|the righteousness of|the righteous shall be|upon him, and the|wickedness of the
R	Twicked shall be upon|him.|18:21 But if the wicked|will turn from all his|sins that he hath|committed, and keep all|my statutes, and do|that which is lawful|and right, he shall|surely live, he shall|not die.|18:22 All his|transgressions that|he hath committed,
R	Tthey shall not be|mentioned unto him: in|his righteousness that|he hath done he shall|live.|18:23 Have I any|pleasure at all that|the wicked should die?|saith the Lord GOD:|and not that he|should return from|his ways, and live?|18:24 But when the|righteous turneth
R	Taway from his|righteousness, and|committeth iniquity, and|doeth according to all|the abominations that|the wicked man doeth,|shall he live? All his|righteousness that he|hath done shall not be|mentioned: in his|trespass that he hath|trespassed, and in his|sin that he hath|sinned, in them shall
R	The die.|18:25 Yet ye say, The|way of the LORD is not|equal. Hear now, O|house of Israel; Is|not my way equal? are|not your ways|unequal?|18:26 When a|righteous man turneth|away from his|righteousness, and|committeth iniquity, and|dieth in them; for his
R	Tiniquity that he hath|done shall he die.|18:27 Again, when the|wicked man turneth|away from his|wickedness that he|hath committed, and|doeth that which is|lawful and right, he|shall save his soul|alive.|18:28 Because he|considereth, and|turneth away from all
R	This transgressions|that he hath committed,|he shall surely live,|he shall not die.|18:29 Yet saith the|house of Israel, The|way of the LORD is not|equal. O house of|Israel, are not my|ways equal? are not|your ways unequal?|18:30 Therefore I will|judge you, O house of|Israel, every one
R	Taccording to his ways,|saith the Lord GOD.|Repent, and turn|yourselves from all|your transgressions;|so iniquity shall not be|your ruin.|18:31 Cast away from|you all your|transgressions,|whereby ye have|transgressed; and|make you a new heart|and a new spirit: for
R	Twhy will ye die, O|house of Israel?|18:32 For I have no|pleasure in the death|of him that dieth, saith|the Lord GOD:|wherefore turn|yourselves, and live|ye.||19:1 Moreover take|thou up a lamentation|for the princes of|Israel,
R	T19:2 And say, What is|thy mother? A lioness:|she lay down among|lions, she nourished|her whelps among|young lions.|19:3 And she brought|up one of her whelps:|it became a young lion,|and it learned to|catch the prey; it|devoured men.|19:4 The nations also|heard of him; he was
R	Ttaken in their pit, and|they brought him with|chains unto the land|of Egypt.|19:5 Now when she saw|that she had waited,|and her hope was|lost, then she took|another of her|whelps, and made him a|young lion.|19:6 And he went up|and down among the|lions, he became a
R	Tyoung lion, and|learned to catch the|prey, and devoured|men.|19:7 And he knew their|desolate palaces, and|he laid waste their|cities; and the land|was desolate, and the|fulness thereof, by|the noise of his|roaring.|19:8 Then the nations|set against him on
R	Tevery side from the|provinces, and spread|their net over him: he|was taken in their pit.|19:9 And they put him|in ward in chains, and|brought him to the|king of Babylon: they|brought him into holds,|that his voice should|no more be heard|upon the mountains of|Israel.|19:10 Thy mother is
R	Tlike a vine in thy|blood, planted by the|waters: she was|fruitful and full of|branches by reason|of many waters.|19:11 And she had|strong rods for the|sceptres of them that|bare rule, and her|stature was exalted|among the thick|branches, and she|appeared in her
R	Theight with the|multitude of her|branches.|19:12 But she was|plucked up in fury,|she was cast down to|the ground, and the|east wind dried up her|fruit: her strong rods|were broken and|withered; the fire|consumed them.|19:13 And now she is|planted in the
R	Twilderness, in a dry|and thirsty ground.|19:14 And fire is gone|out of a rod of her|branches, which hath|devoured her fruit,|so that she hath no|strong rod to be a|sceptre to rule. This|is a lamentation, and|shall be for a|lamentation.||20:1 And it came to
R	Tpass in the seventh|year, in the fifth|month, the tenth day|of the month, that|certain of the elders|of Israel came to|enquire of the LORD,|and sat before me.|20:2 Then came the|word of the LORD unto|me, saying,|20:3 Son of man, speak|unto the elders of|Israel, and say unto
R	Tthem, Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Are ye come|to enquire of me? As I|live, saith the Lord|GOD, I will not be|enquired of by you.|20:4 Wilt thou judge|them, son of man, wilt|thou judge them?|cause them to know|the abominations of|their fathers:|20:5 And say unto|them, Thus saith the
R	TLord GOD; In the day|when I chose Israel,|and lifted up mine|hand unto the seed of|the house of Jacob,|and made myself|known unto them in the|land of Egypt, when I|lifted up mine hand|unto them, saying, I am|the LORD your God;|20:6 In the day that I|lifted up mine hand|unto them, to bring
R	Tthem forth of the land|of Egypt into a land|that I had espied for|them, flowing with milk|and honey, which is|the glory of all lands:|20:7 Then said I unto|them, Cast ye away|every man the|abominations of his|eyes, and defile not|yourselves with the|idols of Egypt: I am|the LORD your God.
R	T20:8 But they rebelled|against me, and would|not hearken unto me:|they did not every|man cast away the|abominations of their|eyes, neither did they|forsake the idols of|Egypt: then I said, I|will pour out my fury|upon them, to|accomplish my anger|against them in the|midst of the land of
R	TEgypt.|20:9 But I wrought for|my name's sake, that it|should not be polluted|before the heathen,|among whom they were,|in whose sight I made|myself known unto|them, in bringing them|forth out of the land|of Egypt.|20:10 Wherefore I|caused them to go|forth out of the land
R	Tof Egypt, and brought|them into the|wilderness.|20:11 And I gave them|my statutes, and|shewed them my|judgments, which if a|man do, he shall even|live in them.|20:12 Moreover also I|gave them my|sabbaths, to be a sign|between me and them,|that they might know
R	Tthat I am the LORD|that sanctify them.|20:13 But the house|of Israel rebelled|against me in the|wilderness: they|walked not in my|statutes, and they|despised my|judgments, which if a|man do, he shall even|live in them; and my|sabbaths they greatly|polluted: then I said, I
R	Twould pour out my|fury upon them in the|wilderness, to|consume them.|20:14 But I wrought|for my name's sake,|that it should not be|polluted before the|heathen, in whose|sight I brought them|out.|20:15 Yet also I lifted|up my hand unto them|in the wilderness, that
R	TI would not bring them|into the land which I|had given them, flowing|with milk and honey,|which is the glory of|all lands;|20:16 Because they|despised my|judgments, and walked|not in my statutes, but|polluted my sabbaths:|for their heart went|after their idols.|20:17 Nevertheless
R	Tmine eye spared them|from destroying them,|neither did I make an|end of them in the|wilderness.|20:18 But I said unto|their children in the|wilderness, Walk ye|not in the statutes of|your fathers, neither|observe their|judgments, nor defile|yourselves with their|idols:
R	T20:19 I am the LORD|your God; walk in my|statutes, and keep my|judgments, and do|them;|20:20 And hallow my|sabbaths; and they|shall be a sign|between me and you,|that ye may know that|I am the LORD your|God.|20:21 Notwithstanding|the children rebelled
R	Tagainst me: they|walked not in my|statutes, neither kept|my judgments to do|them, which if a man|do, he shall even live|in them; they polluted|my sabbaths: then I|said, I would pour out|my fury upon them, to|accomplish my anger|against them in the|wilderness.|20:22 Nevertheless I
R	Twithdrew mine hand,|and wrought for my|name's sake, that it|should not be polluted|in the sight of the|heathen, in whose|sight I brought them|forth.|20:23 I lifted up mine|hand unto them also in|the wilderness, that I|would scatter them|among the heathen,|and disperse them
R	Tthrough the countries;|20:24 Because they|had not executed my|judgments, but had|despised my statutes,|and had polluted my|sabbaths, and their|eyes were after their|fathers' idols.|20:25 Wherefore I|gave them also|statutes that were not|good, and judgments|whereby they should
R	Tnot live;|20:26 And I polluted|them in their own gifts,|in that they caused to|pass through the fire|all that openeth the|womb, that I might make|them desolate, to the|end that they might|know that I am the|LORD.|20:27 Therefore, son|of man, speak unto the|house of Israel, and
R	Tsay unto them, Thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Yet in this your|fathers have|blasphemed me, in that|they have committed a|trespass against me.|20:28 For when I had|brought them into the|land, for the which I|lifted up mine hand to|give it to them, then|they saw every high|hill, and all the thick
R	Ttrees, and they|offered there their|sacrifices, and there|they presented the|provocation of their|offering: there also|they made their sweet|savour, and poured|out there their drink|offerings.|20:29 Then I said unto|them, What is the high|place whereunto ye|go? And the name
R	Twhereof is called|Bamah unto this day.|20:30 Wherefore say|unto the house of|Israel, Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Are ye|polluted after the|manner of your|fathers? and commit|ye whoredom after|their abominations?|20:31 For when ye|offer your gifts, when|ye make your sons to
R	Tpass through the fire,|ye pollute yourselves|with all your idols,|even unto this day:|and shall I be|enquired of by you, O|house of Israel? As I|live, saith the Lord|GOD, I will not be|enquired of by you.|20:32 And that which|cometh into your mind|shall not be at all,|that ye say, We will be
R	Tas the heathen, as the|families of the|countries, to serve|wood and stone.|20:33 As I live, saith|the Lord GOD, surely|with a mighty hand, and|with a stretched out|arm, and with fury|poured out, will I rule|over you:|20:34 And I will bring|you out from the|people, and will gather
R	Tyou out of the|countries wherein ye|are scattered, with a|mighty hand, and with a|stretched out arm,|and with fury poured|out.|20:35 And I will bring|you into the|wilderness of the|people, and there will|I plead with you face|to face.|20:36 Like as I
R	Tpleaded with your|fathers in the|wilderness of the land|of Egypt, so will I|plead with you, saith|the Lord GOD.|20:37 And I will cause|you to pass under the|rod, and I will bring|you into the bond of|the covenant:|20:38 And I will purge|out from among you|the rebels, and them
R	Tthat transgress|against me: I will bring|them forth out of the|country where they|sojourn, and they|shall not enter into|the land of Israel:|and ye shall know that|I am the LORD.|20:39 As for you, O|house of Israel, thus|saith the Lord GOD; Go|ye, serve ye every|one his idols, and
R	Thereafter also, if ye|will not hearken unto|me: but pollute ye my|holy name no more|with your gifts, and|with your idols.|20:40 For in mine holy|mountain, in the|mountain of the height|of Israel, saith the|Lord GOD, there shall|all the house of|Israel, all of them in|the land, serve me:
R	Tthere will I accept|them, and there will I|require your|offerings, and the|firstfruits of your|oblations, with all your|holy things.|20:41 I will accept you|with your sweet|savour, when I bring|you out from the|people, and gather|you out of the|countries wherein ye
R	Thave been scattered;|and I will be sanctified|in you before the|heathen.|20:42 And ye shall|know that I am the|LORD, when I shall|bring you into the|land of Israel, into|the country for the|which I lifted up mine|hand to give it to your|fathers.|20:43 And there shall
R	Tye remember your|ways, and all your|doings, wherein ye|have been defiled; and|ye shall lothe|yourselves in your|own sight for all your|evils that ye have|committed.|20:44 And ye shall|know that I am the|LORD when I have|wrought with you for|my name's sake, not
R	Taccording to your|wicked ways, nor|according to your|corrupt doings, O ye|house of Israel, saith|the Lord GOD.|20:45 Moreover the|word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|20:46 Son of man, set|thy face toward the|south, and drop thy|word toward the|south, and prophesy
R	Tagainst the forest of|the south field;|20:47 And say to the|forest of the south,|Hear the word of the|LORD; Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Behold, I will|kindle a fire in thee,|and it shall devour|every green tree in|thee, and every dry|tree: the flaming flame|shall not be quenched,|and all faces from the
R	Tsouth to the north|shall be burned|therein.|20:48 And all flesh|shall see that I the|LORD have kindled it: it|shall not be quenched.|20:49 Then said I, Ah|Lord GOD! they say of|me, Doth he not speak|parables?||21:1 And the word of|the LORD came unto
R	Tme, saying,|21:2 Son of man, set|thy face toward|Jerusalem, and drop|thy word toward the|holy places, and|prophesy against the|land of Israel,|21:3 And say to the|land of Israel, Thus|saith the LORD; Behold,|I am against thee, and|will draw forth my|sword out of his
R	Tsheath, and will cut|off from thee the|righteous and the|wicked.|21:4 Seeing then that I|will cut off from thee|the righteous and the|wicked, therefore|shall my sword go|forth out of his|sheath against all|flesh from the south|to the north:|21:5 That all flesh may
R	Tknow that I the LORD|have drawn forth my|sword out of his|sheath: it shall not|return any more.|21:6 Sigh therefore,|thou son of man, with|the breaking of thy|loins; and with|bitterness sigh|before their eyes.|21:7 And it shall be,|when they say unto|thee, Wherefore
R	Tsighest thou? that|thou shalt answer,|For the tidings;|because it cometh: and|every heart shall|melt, and all hands|shall be feeble, and|every spirit shall|faint, and all knees|shall be weak as|water: behold, it|cometh, and shall be|brought to pass, saith|the Lord GOD.
R	T21:8 Again the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|21:9 Son of man,|prophesy, and say,|Thus saith the LORD;|Say, A sword, a sword|is sharpened, and|also furbished:|21:10 It is sharpened|to make a sore|slaughter; it is|furbished that it may|glitter: should we then
R	Tmake mirth? it|contemneth the rod of|my son, as every tree.|21:11 And he hath|given it to be|furbished, that it may|be handled: this sword|is sharpened, and it is|furbished, to give it|into the hand of the|slayer.|21:12 Cry and howl,|son of man: for it|shall be upon my
R	Tpeople, it shall be|upon all the princes|of Israel: terrors by|reason of the sword|shall be upon my|people: smite|therefore upon thy|thigh.|21:13 Because it is a|trial, and what if the|sword contemn even|the rod? it shall be no|more, saith the Lord|GOD.
R	T21:14 Thou therefore,|son of man, prophesy,|and smite thine hands|together, and let the|sword be doubled the|third time, the sword|of the slain: it is the|sword of the great|men that are slain,|which entereth into|their privy chambers.|21:15 I have set the|point of the sword|against all their gates,
R	Tthat their heart may|faint, and their ruins|be multiplied: ah! it is|made bright, it is|wrapped up for the|slaughter.|21:16 Go thee one way|or other, either on|the right hand, or on|the left,|whithersoever thy|face is set.|21:17 I will also smite|mine hands together,
R	Tand I will cause my|fury to rest: I the|LORD have said it.|21:18 The word of the|LORD came unto me|again, saying,|21:19 Also, thou son|of man, appoint thee|two ways, that the|sword of the king of|Babylon may come:|both twain shall come|forth out of one land:|and choose thou a
R	Tplace, choose it at the|head of the way to|the city.|21:20 Appoint a way,|that the sword may|come to Rabbath of|the Ammonites, and to|Judah in Jerusalem|the defenced.|21:21 For the king of|Babylon stood at the|parting of the way, at|the head of the two|ways, to use divination:
R	The made his arrows|bright, he consulted|with images, he looked|in the liver.|21:22 At his right hand|was the divination for|Jerusalem, to appoint|captains, to open the|mouth in the|slaughter, to lift up|the voice with|shouting, to appoint|battering rams against|the gates, to cast a
R	Tmount, and to build a|fort.|21:23 And it shall be|unto them as a false|divination in their|sight, to them that|have sworn oaths: but|he will call to|remembrance the|iniquity, that they may|be taken.|21:24 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Because ye have made
R	Tyour iniquity to be|remembered, in that|your transgressions|are discovered, so|that in all your doings|your sins do appear;|because, I say, that|ye are come to|remembrance, ye shall|be taken with the|hand.|21:25 And thou,|profane wicked prince|of Israel, whose day
R	Tis come, when iniquity|shall have an end,|21:26 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Remove the|diadem, and take off|the crown: this shall|not be the same: exalt|him that is low, and|abase him that is high.|21:27 I will overturn,|overturn, overturn, it:|and it shall be no|more, until he come|whose right it is; and I
R	Twill give it him.|21:28 And thou, son of|man, prophesy and|say, Thus saith the|Lord GOD concerning|the Ammonites, and|concerning their|reproach; even say|thou, The sword, the|sword is drawn: for|the slaughter it is|furbished, to consume|because of the|glittering:
R	T21:29 Whiles they see|vanity unto thee,|whiles they divine a lie|unto thee, to bring|thee upon the necks|of them that are slain,|of the wicked, whose|day is come, when|their iniquity shall|have an end.|21:30 Shall I cause it|to return into his|sheath? I will judge|thee in the place
R	Twhere thou wast|created, in the land of|thy nativity.|21:31 And I will pour|out mine indignation|upon thee, I will blow|against thee in the|fire of my wrath, and|deliver thee into the|hand of brutish men,|and skilful to destroy.|21:32 Thou shalt be|for fuel to the fire;|thy blood shall be in
R	Tthe midst of the land;|thou shalt be no more|remembered: for I the|LORD have spoken it.||22:1 Moreover the|word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|22:2 Now, thou son of|man, wilt thou judge,|wilt thou judge the|bloody city? yea, thou|shalt shew her all her|abominations.
R	T22:3 Then say thou,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD, The city sheddeth|blood in the midst of it,|that her time may|come, and maketh idols|against herself to|defile herself.|22:4 Thou art become|guilty in thy blood that|thou hast shed; and|hast defiled thyself in|thine idols which thou|hast made; and thou
R	Thast caused thy days|to draw near, and art|come even unto thy|years: therefore|have I made thee a|reproach unto the|heathen, and a|mocking to all|countries.|22:5 Those that be|near, and those that|be far from thee,|shall mock thee, which|art infamous and much
R	Tvexed.|22:6 Behold, the|princes of Israel,|every one were in|thee to their power to|shed blood.|22:7 In thee have they|set light by father|and mother: in the|midst of thee have|they dealt by|oppression with the|stranger: in thee have|they vexed the
R	Tfatherless and the|widow.|22:8 Thou hast|despised mine holy|things, and hast|profaned my|sabbaths.|22:9 In thee are men|that carry tales to|shed blood: and in|thee they eat upon|the mountains: in the|midst of thee they|commit lewdness.
R	T22:10 In thee have|they discovered their|fathers' nakedness: in|thee have they|humbled her that was|set apart for|pollution.|22:11 And one hath|committed abomination|with his neighbour's|wife; and another hath|lewdly defiled his|daughter in law; and|another in thee hath
R	Thumbled his sister, his|father's daughter.|22:12 In thee have|they taken gifts to|shed blood; thou hast|taken usury and|increase, and thou|hast greedily gained|of thy neighbours by|extortion, and hast|forgotten me, saith|the Lord GOD.|22:13 Behold,|therefore I have
R	Tsmitten mine hand at|thy dishonest gain|which thou hast made,|and at thy blood which|hath been in the midst|of thee.|22:14 Can thine heart|endure, or can thine|hands be strong, in|the days that I shall|deal with thee? I the|LORD have spoken it,|and will do it.|22:15 And I will
R	Tscatter thee among|the heathen, and|disperse thee in the|countries, and will|consume thy filthiness|out of thee.|22:16 And thou shalt|take thine inheritance|in thyself in the sight|of the heathen, and|thou shalt know that I|am the LORD.|22:17 And the word of|the LORD came unto
R	Tme, saying,|22:18 Son of man, the|house of Israel is to|me become dross: all|they are brass, and|tin, and iron, and lead,|in the midst of the|furnace; they are|even the dross of|silver.|22:19 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Because ye are all|become dross, behold,
R	Ttherefore I will|gather you into the|midst of Jerusalem.|22:20 As they gather|silver, and brass, and|iron, and lead, and tin,|into the midst of the|furnace, to blow the|fire upon it, to melt it;|so will I gather you in|mine anger and in my|fury, and I will leave|you there, and melt|you.
R	T22:21 Yea, I will gather|you, and blow upon|you in the fire of my|wrath, and ye shall be|melted in the midst|therof.|22:22 As silver is|melted in the midst of|the furnace, so shall|ye be melted in the|midst thereof; and ye|shall know that I the|LORD have poured out|my fury upon you.
R	T22:23 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|22:24 Son of man, say|unto her, Thou art the|land that is not|cleansed, nor rained|upon in the day of|indignation.|22:25 There is a|conspiracy of her|prophets in the midst|thereof, like a roaring|lion ravening the
R	Tprey; they have|devoured souls; they|have taken the|treasure and|precious things; they|have made her many|widows in the midst|thereof.|22:26 Her priests|have violated my law,|and have profaned|mine holy things: they|have put no|difference between
R	Tthe holy and profane,|neither have they|shewed difference|between the unclean|and the clean, and|have hid their eyes|from my sabbaths, and|I am profaned among|them.|22:27 Her princes in|the midst thereof are|like wolves ravening|the prey, to shed|blood, and to destroy
R	Tsouls, to get|dishonest gain.|22:28 And her|prophets have daubed|them with untempered|morter, seeing vanity,|and divining lies unto|them, saying, Thus|saith the Lord GOD,|when the LORD hath|not spoken.|22:29 The people of|the land have used|oppression, and
R	Texercised robbery,|and have vexed the|poor and needy: yea,|they have oppressed|the stranger|wrongfully.|22:30 And I sought|for a man among them,|that should make up|the hedge, and stand|in the gap before me|for the land, that I|should not destroy it:|but I found none.
R	T22:31 Therefore have|I poured out mine|indignation upon them;|I have consumed them|with the fire of my|wrath: their own way|have I recompensed|upon their heads,|saith the Lord GOD.||23:1 The word of the|LORD came again unto|me, saying,|23:2 Son of man, there
R	Twere two women, the|daughters of one|mother:|23:3 And they|committed whoredoms|in Egypt; they|committed whoredoms|in their youth: there|were their breasts|pressed, and there|they bruised the teats|of their virginity.|23:4 And the names of|them were Aholah the
R	Telder, and Aholibah|her sister: and they|were mine, and they|bare sons and|daughters. Thus were|their names; Samaria is|Aholah, and Jerusalem|Aholibah.|23:5 And Aholah|played the harlot|when she was mine;|and she doted on her|lovers, on the|Assyrians her
R	Tneighbours,|23:6 Which were|clothed with blue,|captains and rulers,|all of them desirable|young men, horsemen|riding upon horses.|23:7 Thus she|committed her|whoredoms with them,|with all them that were|the chosen men of|Assyria, and with all|on whom she doted:
R	Twith all their idols she|defiled herself.|23:8 Neither left she|her whoredoms|brought from Egypt:|for in her youth they|lay with her, and they|bruised the breasts|of her virginity, and|poured their|whoredom upon her.|23:9 Wherefore I have|delivered her into the|hand of her lovers,
R	Tinto the hand of the|Assyrians, upon whom|she doted.|23:10 These|discovered her|nakedness: they took|her sons and her|daughters, and slew|her with the sword:|and she became|famous among women;|for they had|executed judgment|upon her.
R	T23:11 And when her|sister Aholibah saw|this, she was more|corrupt in her|inordinate love than|she, and in her|whoredoms more than|her sister in her|whoredoms.|23:12 She doted upon|the Assyrians her|neighbours, captains|and rulers clothed|most gorgeously,
R	Thorsemen riding upon|horses, all of them|desirable young men.|23:13 Then I saw that|she was defiled, that|they took both one|way,|23:14 And that she|increased her|whoredoms: for when|she saw men|pourtrayed upon the|wall, the images of the|Chaldeans pourtrayed
R	Twith vermilion,|23:15 Girded with|girdles upon their|loins, exceeding in|dyed attire upon their|heads, all of them|princes to look to,|after the manner of|the Babylonians of|Chaldea, the land of|their nativity:|23:16 And as soon as|she saw them with her|eyes, she doted upon
R	Tthem, and sent|messengers unto them|into Chaldea.|23:17 And the|Babylonians came to|her into the bed of|love, and they defiled|her with their|whoredom, and she|was polluted with them,|and her mind was|alienated from them.|23:18 So she|discovered her
R	Twhoredoms, and|discovered her|nakedness: then my|mind was alienated|from her, like as my|mind was alienated|from her sister.|23:19 Yet she|multiplied her|whoredoms, in calling|to remembrance the|days of her youth,|wherein she had|played the harlot in
R	Tthe land of Egypt.|23:20 For she doted|upon their paramours,|whose flesh is as the|flesh of asses, and|whose issue is like the|issue of horses.|23:21 Thus thou|calledst to|remembrance the|lewdness of thy youth,|in bruising thy teats|by the Egyptians for|the paps of thy youth.
R	T23:22 Therefore, O|Aholibah, thus saith|the Lord GOD; Behold,|I will raise up thy|lovers against thee,|from whom thy mind is|alienated, and I will|bring them against|thee on every side;|23:23 The Babylonians,|and all the Chaldeans,|Pekod, and Shoa, and|Koa, and all the|Assyrians with them:
R	Tall of them desirable|young men, captains|and rulers, great|lords and renowned,|all of them riding upon|horses.|23:24 And they shall|come against thee with|chariots, wagons, and|wheels, and with an|assembly of people,|which shall set against|thee buckler and|shield and helmet
R	Tround about: and I will|set judgment before|them, and they shall|judge thee according|to their judgments.|23:25 And I will set my|jealousy against thee,|and they shall deal|furiously with thee:|they shall take away|thy nose and thine|ears; and thy remnant|shall fall by the|sword: they shall take
R	Tthy sons and thy|daughters; and thy|residue shall be|devoured by the fire.|23:26 They shall also|strip thee out of thy|clothes, and take away|thy fair jewels.|23:27 Thus will I make|thy lewdness to cease|from thee, and thy|whoredom brought|from the land of|Egypt: so that thou
R	Tshalt not lift up thine|eyes unto them, nor|remember Egypt any|more.|23:28 For thus saith|the Lord GOD; Behold,|I will deliver thee into|the hand of them whom|thou hatest, into the|hand of them from|whom thy mind is|alienated:|23:29 And they shall|deal with thee
R	Thatefully, and shall|take away all thy|labour, and shall|leave thee naked and|bare: and the|nakedness of thy|whoredoms shall be|discovered, both thy|lewdness and thy|whoredoms.|23:30 I will do these|things unto thee,|because thou hast|gone a whoring after
R	Tthe heathen, and|because thou art|polluted with their|idols.|23:31 Thou hast|walked in the way of|thy sister; therefore|will I give her cup into|thine hand.|23:32 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Thou shalt|drink of thy sister's|cup deep and large:|thou shalt be laughed
R	Tto scorn and had in|derision; it containeth|much.|23:33 Thou shalt be|filled with|drunkenness and|sorrow, with the cup|of astonishment and|desolation, with the|cup of thy sister|Samaria.|23:34 Thou shalt even|drink it and suck it|out, and thou shalt
R	Tbreak the sherds|thereof, and pluck off|thine own breasts: for|I have spoken it, saith|the Lord GOD.|23:35 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Because thou hast|forgotten me, and|cast me behind thy|back, therefore bear|thou also thy|lewdness and thy|whoredoms.
R	T23:36 The LORD said|moreover unto me; Son|of man, wilt thou judge|Aholah and Aholibah?|yea, declare unto|them their|abominations;|23:37 That they have|committed adultery,|and blood is in their|hands, and with their|idols have they|committed adultery,|and have also caused
R	Ttheir sons, whom they|bare unto me, to pass|for them through the|fire, to devour them.|23:38 Moreover this|they have done unto|me: they have defiled|my sanctuary in the|same day, and have|profaned my|sabbaths.|23:39 For when they|had slain their|children to their idols,
R	Tthen they came the|same day into my|sanctuary to profane|it; and, lo, thus have|they done in the midst|of mine house.|23:40 And|furthermore, that ye|have sent for men to|come from far, unto|whom a messenger was|sent; and, lo, they|came: for whom thou|didst wash thyself,
R	Tpaintedst thy eyes,|and deckedst thyself|with ornaments,|23:41 And satest upon|a stately bed, and a|table prepared|before it, whereupon|thou hast set mine|incense and mine oil.|23:42 And a voice of a|multitude being at|ease was with her: and|with the men of the|common sort were
R	Tbrought Sabeans from|the wilderness, which|put bracelets upon|their hands, and|beautiful crowns upon|their heads.|23:43 Then said I unto|her that was old in|adulteries, Will they|now commit whoredoms|with her, and she with|them?|23:44 Yet they went in|unto her, as they go
R	Tin unto a woman that|playeth the harlot: so|went they in unto|Aholah and unto|Aholibah, the lewd|women.|23:45 And the|righteous men, they|shall judge them|after the manner of|adulteresses, and|after the manner of|women that shed|blood; because they
R	Tare adulteresses, and|blood is in their|hands.|23:46 For thus saith|the Lord GOD; I will|bring up a company|upon them, and will|give them to be|removed and spoiled.|23:47 And the company|shall stone them with|stones, and dispatch|them with their swords;|they shall slay their
R	Tsons and their|daughters, and burn|up their houses with|fire.|23:48 Thus will I cause|lewdness to cease out|of the land, that all|women may be taught|not to do after your|lewdness.|23:49 And they shall|recompense your|lewdness upon you,|and ye shall bear the
R	Tsins of your idols: and|ye shall know that I|am the Lord GOD.||24:1 Again in the ninth|year, in the tenth|month, in the tenth day|of the month, the word|of the LORD came unto|me, saying,|24:2 Son of man, write|thee the name of the|day, even of this same|day: the king of
R	TBabylon set himself|against Jerusalem this|same day.|24:3 And utter a|parable unto the|rebellious house, and|say unto them, Thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Set on a pot, set it on,|and also pour water|into it:|24:4 Gather the pieces|thereof into it, even|every good piece, the
R	Tthigh, and the|shoulder; fill it with|the choice bones.|24:5 Take the choice|of the flock, and burn|also the bones under|it, and make it boil well,|and let them seethe|the bones of it|therein.|24:6 Wherefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Woe to the bloody city,|to the pot whose scum
R	Tis therein, and whose|scum is not gone out|of it! bring it out piece|by piece; let no lot|fall upon it.|24:7 For her blood is|in the midst of her;|she set it upon the|top of a rock; she|poured it not upon the|ground, to cover it|with dust;|24:8 That it might|cause fury to come
R	Tup to take vengeance;|I have set her blood|upon the top of a|rock, that it should|not be covered.|24:9 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Woe to the bloody city!|I will even make the|pile for fire great.|24:10 Heap on wood,|kindle the fire,|consume the flesh,|and spice it well, and
R	Tlet the bones be|burned.|24:11 Then set it|empty upon the coals|thereof, that the|brass of it may be|hot, and may burn, and|that the filthiness of|it may be molten in it,|that the scum of it|may be consumed.|24:12 She hath|wearied herself with|lies, and her great
R	Tscum went not forth|out of her: her scum|shall be in the fire.|24:13 In thy filthiness|is lewdness: because I|have purged thee, and|thou wast not purged,|thou shalt not be|purged from thy|filthiness any more, till|I have caused my|fury to rest upon|thee.|24:14 I the LORD have
R	Tspoken it: it shall come|to pass, and I will do|it; I will not go back,|neither will I spare,|neither will I repent;|according to thy ways,|and according to thy|doings, shall they|judge thee, saith the|Lord GOD.|24:15 Also the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|24:16 Son of man,
R	Tbehold, I take away|from thee the desire|of thine eyes with a|stroke: yet neither|shalt thou mourn nor|weep, neither shall thy|tears run down.|24:17 Forbear to cry,|make no mourning for|the dead, bind the tire|of thine head upon|thee, and put on thy|shoes upon thy feet,|and cover not thy
R	Tlips, and eat not the|bread of men.|24:18 So I spake unto|the people in the|morning: and at even|my wife died; and I did|in the morning as I|was commanded.|24:19 And the people|said unto me, Wilt thou|not tell us what these|things are to us, that|thou doest so?|24:20 Then I answered
R	Tthem, The word of the|LORD came unto me,|saying,|24:21 Speak unto the|house of Israel, Thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I will profane|my sanctuary, the|excellency of your|strength, the desire|of your eyes, and|that which your soul|pitieth; and your sons|and your daughters
R	Twhom ye have left|shall fall by the|sword.|24:22 And ye shall do|as I have done: ye|shall not cover your|lips, nor eat the|bread of men.|24:23 And your tires|shall be upon your|heads, and your|shoes upon your feet:|ye shall not mourn|nor weep; but ye shall
R	Tpine away for your|iniquities, and mourn|one toward another.|24:24 Thus Ezekiel is|unto you a sign:|according to all that|he hath done shall ye|do: and when this|cometh, ye shall know|that I am the Lord|GOD.|24:25 Also, thou son|of man, shall it not be|in the day when I take
R	Tfrom them their|strength, the joy of|their glory, the desire|of their eyes, and|that whereupon they|set their minds, their|sons and their|daughters,|24:26 That he that|escapeth in that day|shall come unto thee,|to cause thee to hear|it with thine ears?|24:27 In that day shall
R	Tthy mouth be opened|to him which is|escaped, and thou|shalt speak, and be no|more dumb: and thou|shalt be a sign unto|them; and they shall|know that I am the|LORD.||25:1 The word of the|LORD came again unto|me, saying,|25:2 Son of man, set
R	Tthy face against the|Ammonites, and|prophesy against|them;|25:3 And say unto the|Ammonites, Hear the|word of the Lord GOD;|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; Because thou|saidst, Aha, against my|sanctuary, when it was|profaned; and against|the land of Israel,|when it was desolate;
R	Tand against the house|of Judah, when they|went into captivity;|25:4 Behold, therefore|I will deliver thee to|the men of the east|for a possession, and|they shall set their|palaces in thee, and|make their dwellings in|thee: they shall eat|thy fruit, and they|shall drink thy milk.|25:5 And I will make
R	TRabbah a stable for|camels, and the|Ammonites a couching|place for flocks: and|ye shall know that I|am the LORD.|25:6 For thus saith|the Lord GOD; Because|thou hast clapped|thine hands, and|stamped with the feet,|and rejoiced in heart|with all thy despite|against the land of
R	TIsrael;|25:7 Behold, therefore|I will stretch out mine|hand upon thee, and|will deliver thee for a|spoil to the heathen;|and I will cut thee off|from the people, and I|will cause thee to|perish out of the|countries: I will|destroy thee; and|thou shalt know that I|am the LORD.
R	T25:8 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Because|that Moab and Seir do|say, Behold, the house|of Judah is like unto|all the heathen;|25:9 Therefore,|behold, I will open the|side of Moab from the|cities, from his cities|which are on his|frontiers, the glory|of the country,|Bethjeshimoth,
R	TBaalmeon, and|Kiriathaim,|25:10 Unto the men of|the east with the|Ammonites, and will give|them in possession,|that the Ammonites may|not be remembered|among the nations.|25:11 And I will|execute judgments|upon Moab; and they|shall know that I am|the LORD.
R	T25:12 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Because|that Edom hath dealt|against the house of|Judah by taking|vengeance, and hath|greatly offended, and|revenged himself upon|them;|25:13 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD; I|will also stretch out|mine hand upon Edom,|and will cut off man
R	Tand beast from it; and|I will make it desolate|from Teman; and they|of Dedan shall fall by|the sword.|25:14 And I will lay my|vengeance upon Edom|by the hand of my|people Israel: and|they shall do in Edom|according to mine|anger and according|to my fury; and they|shall know my
R	Tvengeance, saith the|Lord GOD.|25:15 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Because the|Philistines have dealt|by revenge, and have|taken vengeance with|a despiteful heart, to|destroy it for the old|hatred;|25:16 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I will stretch|out mine hand upon
R	Tthe Philistines, and I|will cut off the|Cherethims, and|destroy the remnant|of the sea coast.|25:17 And I will|execute great|vengeance upon them|with furious rebukes;|and they shall know|that I am the LORD,|when I shall lay my|vengeance upon them.|
R	T26:1 And it came to|pass in the eleventh|year, in the first day|of the month, that the|word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|26:2 Son of man,|because that Tyrus|hath said against|Jerusalem, Aha, she is|broken that was the|gates of the people:|she is turned unto me:|I shall be replenished,
R	Tnow she is laid waste:|26:3 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I am against|thee, O Tyrus, and will|cause many nations to|come up against thee,|as the sea causeth|his waves to come up.|26:4 And they shall|destroy the walls of|Tyrus, and break|down her towers: I will|also scrape her dust
R	Tfrom her, and make|her like the top of a|rock.|26:5 It shall be a|place for the|spreading of nets in|the midst of the sea:|for I have spoken it,|saith the Lord GOD:|and it shall become a|spoil to the nations.|26:6 And her|daughters which are|in the field shall be
R	Tslain by the sword;|and they shall know|that I am the LORD.|26:7 For thus saith|the Lord GOD; Behold,|I will bring upon Tyrus|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon, a king of|kings, from the north,|with horses, and with|chariots, and with|horsemen, and|companies, and much|people.
R	T26:8 He shall slay with|the sword thy|daughters in the field:|and he shall make a|fort against thee, and|cast a mount against|thee, and lift up the|buckler against thee.|26:9 And he shall set|engines of war|against thy walls, and|with his axes he shall|break down thy|towers.
R	T26:10 By reason of|the abundance of his|horses their dust|shall cover thee: thy|walls shall shake at|the noise of the|horsemen, and of the|wheels, and of the|chariots, when he|shall enter into thy|gates, as men enter|into a city wherein is|made a breach.|26:11 With the hoofs
R	Tof his horses shall he|tread down all thy|streets: he shall slay|thy people by the|sword, and thy strong|garrisons shall go|down to the ground.|26:12 And they shall|make a spoil of thy|riches, and make a|prey of thy|merchandise: and they|shall break down thy|walls, and destroy thy
R	Tpleasant houses: and|they shall lay thy|stones and thy timber|and thy dust in the|midst of the water.|26:13 And I will cause|the noise of thy|songs to cease; and|the sound of thy|harps shall be no|more heard.|26:14 And I will make|thee like the top of a|rock: thou shalt be a
R	Tplace to spread nets|upon; thou shalt be|built no more: for I|the LORD have spoken|it, saith the Lord GOD.|26:15 Thus saith the|Lord GOD to Tyrus;|Shall not the isles|shake at the sound of|thy fall, when the|wounded cry, when the|slaughter is made in|the midst of thee?|26:16 Then all the
R	Tprinces of the sea|shall come down from|their thrones, and lay|away their robes, and|put off their|broidered garments:|they shall clothe|themselves with|trembling; they shall|sit upon the ground,|and shall tremble at|every moment, and be|astonished at thee.|26:17 And they shall
R	Ttake up a lamentation|for thee, and say to|thee, How art thou|destroyed, that wast|inhabited of seafaring|men, the renowned|city, which wast strong|in the sea, she and|her inhabitants, which|cause their terror to|be on all that haunt it!|26:18 Now shall the|isles tremble in the|day of thy fall; yea,
R	Tthe isles that are in|the sea shall be|troubled at thy|departure.|26:19 For thus saith|the Lord GOD; When I|shall make thee a|desolate city, like the|cities that are not|inhabited; when I shall|bring up the deep|upon thee, and great|waters shall cover|thee;
R	T26:20 When I shall|bring thee down with|them that descend into|the pit, with the people|of old time, and shall|set thee in the low|parts of the earth, in|places desolate of|old, with them that go|down to the pit, that|thou be not inhabited;|and I shall set glory|in the land of the|living;
R	T26:21 I will make thee|a terror, and thou|shalt be no more:|though thou be sought|for, yet shalt thou|never be found again,|saith the Lord GOD.||27:1 The word of the|LORD came again unto|me, saying,|27:2 Now, thou son of|man, take up a|lamentation for Tyrus;
R	T27:3 And say unto|Tyrus, O thou that art|situate at the entry|of the sea, which art|a merchant of the|people for many isles,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; O Tyrus, thou|hast said, I am of|perfect beauty.|27:4 Thy borders are|in the midst of the|seas, thy builders|have perfected thy
R	Tbeauty.|27:5 They have made|all thy ship boards of|fir trees of Senir:|they have taken|cedars from Lebanon|to make masts for|thee.|27:6 Of the oaks of|Bashan have they|made thine oars; the|company of the|Ashurites have made|thy benches of ivory,
R	Tbrought out of the|isles of Chittim.|27:7 Fine linen with|broidered work from|Egypt was that which|thou spreadest forth|to be thy sail; blue|and purple from the|isles of Elishah was|that which covered|thee.|27:8 The inhabitants|of Zidon and Arvad|were thy mariners: thy
R	Twise men, O Tyrus, that|were in thee, were thy|pilots.|27:9 The ancients of|Gebal and the wise|men thereof were in|thee thy calkers: all|the ships of the sea|with their mariners|were in thee to|occupy thy|merchandise.|27:10 They of Persia|and of Lud and of
R	TPhut were in thine|army, thy men of war:|they hanged the|shield and helmet in|thee; they set forth|thy comeliness.|27:11 The men of|Arvad with thine army|were upon thy walls|round about, and the|Gammadims were in thy|towers: they hanged|their shields upon thy|walls round about;
R	Tthey have made thy|beauty perfect.|27:12 Tarshish was|thy merchant by|reason of the|multitude of all kind of|riches; with silver,|iron, tin, and lead,|they traded in thy|fairs.|27:13 Javan, Tubal,|and Meshech, they|were thy merchants:|they traded the
R	Tpersons of men and|vessels of brass in|thy market.|27:14 They of the|house of Togarmah|traded in thy fairs|with horses and|horsemen and mules.|27:15 The men of|Dedan were thy|merchants; many isles|were the merchandise|of thine hand: they|brought thee for a
R	Tpresent horns of|ivory and ebony.|27:16 Syria was thy|merchant by reason|of the multitude of the|wares of thy making:|they occupied in thy|fairs with emeralds,|purple, and broidered|work, and fine linen,|and coral, and agate.|27:17 Judah, and the|land of Israel, they|were thy merchants:
R	Tthey traded in thy|market wheat of|Minnith, and Pannag,|and honey, and oil,|and balm.|27:18 Damascus was|thy merchant in the|multitude of the wares|of thy making, for the|multitude of all riches;|in the wine of Helbon,|and white wool.|27:19 Dan also and|Javan going to and
R	Tfro occupied in thy|fairs: bright iron,|cassia, and calamus,|were in thy market.|27:20 Dedan was thy|merchant in precious|clothes for chariots.|27:21 Arabia, and all|the princes of Kedar,|they occupied with|thee in lambs, and|rams, and goats: in|these were they thy|merchants.
R	T27:22 The merchants|of Sheba and Raamah,|they were thy|merchants: they|occupied in thy fairs|with chief of all|spices, and with all|precious stones, and|gold.|27:23 Haran, and|Canneh, and Eden, the|merchants of Sheba,|Asshur, and Chilmad,|were thy merchants.
R	T27:24 These were thy|merchants in all sorts|of things, in blue|clothes, and|broidered work, and in|chests of rich|apparel, bound with|cords, and made of|cedar, among thy|merchandise.|27:25 The ships of|Tarshish did sing of|thee in thy market:|and thou wast
R	Treplenished, and made|very glorious in the|midst of the seas.|27:26 Thy rowers|have brought thee|into great waters: the|east wind hath broken|thee in the midst of|the seas.|27:27 Thy riches, and|thy fairs, thy|merchandise, thy|mariners, and thy|pilots, thy calkers,
R	Tand the occupiers of|thy merchandise, and|all thy men of war,|that are in thee, and|in all thy company|which is in the midst of|thee, shall fall into|the midst of the seas|in the day of thy ruin.|27:28 The suburbs|shall shake at the|sound of the cry of|thy pilots.|27:29 And all that
R	Thandle the oar, the|mariners, and all the|pilots of the sea, shall|come down from their|ships, they shall stand|upon the land;|27:30 And shall cause|their voice to be|heard against thee,|and shall cry bitterly,|and shall cast up dust|upon their heads, they|shall wallow|themselves in the
R	Tashes:|27:31 And they shall|make themselves|utterly bald for thee,|and gird them with|sackcloth, and they|shall weep for thee|with bitterness of|heart and bitter|wailing.|27:32 And in their|wailing they shall take|up a lamentation for|thee, and lament over
R	Tthee, saying, What city|is like Tyrus, like the|destroyed in the midst|of the sea?|27:33 When thy wares|went forth out of the|seas, thou filledst|many people; thou|didst enrich the kings|of the earth with the|multitude of thy riches|and of thy|merchandise.|27:34 In the time when
R	Tthou shalt be broken|by the seas in the|depths of the waters|thy merchandise and|all thy company in the|midst of thee shall|fall.|27:35 All the|inhabitants of the|isles shall be|astonished at thee,|and their kings shall|be sore afraid, they|shall be troubled in
R	Ttheir countenance.|27:36 The merchants|among the people|shall hiss at thee;|thou shalt be a|terror, and never|shalt be any more.||28:1 The word of the|LORD came again unto|me, saying,|28:2 Son of man, say|unto the prince of|Tyrus, Thus saith the
R	TLord GOD; Because|thine heart is lifted|up, and thou hast said,|I am a God, I sit in the|seat of God, in the|midst of the seas; yet|thou art a man, and|not God, though thou|set thine heart as the|heart of God:|28:3 Behold, thou art|wiser than Daniel;|there is no secret|that they can hide
R	Tfrom thee:|28:4 With thy wisdom|and with thine|understanding thou|hast gotten thee|riches, and hast|gotten gold and silver|into thy treasures:|28:5 By thy great|wisdom and by thy|traffick hast thou|increased thy riches,|and thine heart is|lifted up because of
R	Tthy riches:|28:6 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Because thou hast set|thine heart as the|heart of God;|28:7 Behold, therefore|I will bring strangers|upon thee, the|terrible of the|nations: and they shall|draw their swords|against the beauty of|thy wisdom, and they
R	Tshall defile thy|brightness.|28:8 They shall bring|thee down to the pit,|and thou shalt die the|deaths of them that|are slain in the midst|of the seas.|28:9 Wilt thou yet say|before him that|slayeth thee, I am|God? but thou shalt|be a man, and no God,|in the hand of him that
R	Tslayeth thee.|28:10 Thou shalt die|the deaths of the|uncircumcised by the|hand of strangers:|for I have spoken it,|saith the Lord GOD.|28:11 Moreover the|word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|28:12 Son of man, take|up a lamentation upon|the king of Tyrus, and|say unto him, Thus
R	Tsaith the Lord GOD;|Thou sealest up the|sum, full of wisdom,|and perfect in beauty.|28:13 Thou hast been|in Eden the garden of|God; every precious|stone was thy|covering, the sardius,|topaz, and the|diamond, the beryl, the|onyx, and the jasper,|the sapphire, the|emerald, and the
R	Tcarbuncle, and gold:|the workmanship of|thy tabrets and of|thy pipes was|prepared in thee in|the day that thou wast|created.|28:14 Thou art the|anointed cherub that|covereth; and I have|set thee so: thou wast|upon the holy|mountain of God; thou|hast walked up and
R	Tdown in the midst of|the stones of fire.|28:15 Thou wast|perfect in thy ways|from the day that|thou wast created, till|iniquity was found in|thee.|28:16 By the multitude|of thy merchandise|they have filled the|midst of thee with|violence, and thou|hast sinned:
R	Ttherefore I will cast|thee as profane out|of the mountain of|God: and I will destroy|thee, O covering|cherub, from the midst|of the stones of fire.|28:17 Thine heart was|lifted up because of|thy beauty, thou hast|corrupted thy wisdom|by reason of thy|brightness: I will cast|thee to the ground, I
R	Twill lay thee before|kings, that they may|behold thee.|28:18 Thou hast|defiled thy|sanctuaries by the|multitude of thine|iniquities, by the|iniquity of thy traffick;|therefore will I bring|forth a fire from the|midst of thee, it shall|devour thee, and I will|bring thee to ashes
R	Tupon the earth in the|sight of all them that|behold thee.|28:19 All they that|know thee among the|people shall be|astonished at thee:|thou shalt be a|terror, and never|shalt thou be any|more.|28:20 Again the word|of the LORD came unto|me, saying,
R	T28:21 Son of man, set|thy face against|Zidon, and prophesy|against it,|28:22 And say, Thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I am against|thee, O Zidon; and I will|be glorified in the|midst of thee: and|they shall know that I|am the LORD, when I|shall have executed|judgments in her, and
R	Tshall be sanctified in|her.|28:23 For I will send|into her pestilence,|and blood into her|streets; and the|wounded shall be|judged in the midst of|her by the sword|upon her on every|side; and they shall|know that I am the|LORD.|28:24 And there shall
R	Tbe no more a pricking|brier unto the house|of Israel, nor any|grieving thorn of all|that are round about|them, that despised|them; and they shall|know that I am the|Lord GOD.|28:25 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; When I shall|have gathered the|house of Israel from|the people among
R	Twhom they are|scattered, and shall|be sanctified in them|in the sight of the|heathen, then shall|they dwell in their|land that I have given|to my servant Jacob.|28:26 And they shall|dwell safely therein,|and shall build|houses, and plant|vineyards; yea, they|shall dwell with
R	Tconfidence, when I|have executed|judgments upon all|those that despise|them round about|them; and they shall|know that I am the|LORD their God.||29:1 In the tenth year,|in the tenth month, in|the twelfth day of the|month, the word of the|LORD came unto me,
R	Tsaying,|29:2 Son of man, set|thy face against|Pharaoh king of Egypt,|and prophesy against|him, and against all|Egypt:|29:3 Speak, and say,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; Behold, I am|against thee, Pharaoh|king of Egypt, the|great dragon that|lieth in the midst of his
R	Trivers, which hath|said, My river is mine|own, and I have made|it for myself.|29:4 But I will put|hooks in thy jaws, and|I will cause the fish of|thy rivers to stick|unto thy scales, and I|will bring thee up out|of the midst of thy|rivers, and all the|fish of thy rivers|shall stick unto thy
R	Tscales.|29:5 And I will leave|thee thrown into the|wilderness, thee and|all the fish of thy|rivers: thou shalt fall|upon the open fields;|thou shalt not be|brought together, nor|gathered: I have given|thee for meat to the|beasts of the field|and to the fowls of|the heaven.
R	T29:6 And all the|inhabitants of Egypt|shall know that I am|the LORD, because|they have been a|staff of reed to the|house of Israel.|29:7 When they took|hold of thee by thy|hand, thou didst|break, and rend all|their shoulder: and|when they leaned|upon thee, thou
R	Tbrakest, and madest|all their loins to be at|a stand.|29:8 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I will bring a|sword upon thee, and|cut off man and beast|out of thee.|29:9 And the land of|Egypt shall be|desolate and waste;|and they shall know|that I am the LORD:
R	Tbecause he hath said,|The river is mine, and|I have made it.|29:10 Behold,|therefore I am|against thee, and|against thy rivers,|and I will make the|land of Egypt utterly|waste and desolate,|from the tower of|Syene even unto the|border of Ethiopia.|29:11 No foot of man
R	Tshall pass through it,|nor foot of beast|shall pass through it,|neither shall it be|inhabited forty years.|29:12 And I will make|the land of Egypt|desolate in the midst|of the countries that|are desolate, and her|cities among the cities|that are laid waste|shall be desolate|forty years: and I will
R	Tscatter the Egyptians|among the nations, and|will disperse them|through the countries.|29:13 Yet thus saith|the Lord GOD; At the|end of forty years|will I gather the|Egyptians from the|people whither they|were scattered:|29:14 And I will bring|again the captivity of|Egypt, and will cause
R	Tthem to return into|the land of Pathros,|into the land of their|habitation; and they|shall be there a base|kingdom.|29:15 It shall be the|basest of the|kingdoms; neither shall|it exalt itself any|more above the|nations: for I will|diminish them, that they|shall no more rule
R	Tover the nations.|29:16 And it shall be|no more the|confidence of the|house of Israel, which|bringeth their iniquity|to remembrance, when|they shall look after|them: but they shall|know that I am the|Lord GOD.|29:17 And it came to|pass in the seven and|twentieth year, in the
R	Tfirst month, in the|first day of the month,|the word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|29:18 Son of man,|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon caused his|army to serve a great|service against Tyrus:|every head was made|bald, and every|shoulder was peeled:|yet had he no wages,|nor his army, for
R	TTyrus, for the|service that he had|served against it:|29:19 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I will give the|land of Egypt unto|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon; and he|shall take her|multitude, and take her|spoil, and take her|prey; and it shall be|the wages for his
R	Tarmy.|29:20 I have given him|the land of Egypt for|his labour wherewith|he served against it,|because they wrought|for me, saith the Lord|GOD.|29:21 In that day will I|cause the horn of the|house of Israel to|bud forth, and I will|give thee the opening|of the mouth in the
R	Tmidst of them; and|they shall know that I|am the LORD.||30:1 The word of the|LORD came again unto|me, saying,|30:2 Son of man,|prophesy and say,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; Howl ye, Woe|worth the day!|30:3 For the day is|near, even the day of
R	Tthe LORD is near, a|cloudy day; it shall be|the time of the|heathen.|30:4 And the sword|shall come upon Egypt,|and great pain shall|be in Ethiopia, when|the slain shall fall in|Egypt, and they shall|take away her|multitude, and her|foundations shall be|broken down.
R	T30:5 Ethiopia, and|Libya, and Lydia, and|all the mingled people,|and Chub, and the men|of the land that is in|league, shall fall with|them by the sword.|30:6 Thus saith the|LORD; They also that|uphold Egypt shall|fall; and the pride of|her power shall come|down: from the tower|of Syene shall they
R	Tfall in it by the sword,|saith the Lord GOD.|30:7 And they shall be|desolate in the midst|of the countries that|are desolate, and her|cities shall be in the|midst of the cities that|are wasted.|30:8 And they shall|know that I am the|LORD, when I have set|a fire in Egypt, and|when all her helpers
R	Tshall be destroyed.|30:9 In that day shall|messengers go forth|from me in ships to|make the careless|Ethiopians afraid, and|great pain shall come|upon them, as in the|day of Egypt: for, lo,|it cometh.|30:10 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; I will also|make the multitude of|Egypt to cease by the
R	Thand of|Nebuchadrezzar king|of Babylon.|30:11 He and his|people with him, the|terrible of the|nations, shall be|brought to destroy|the land: and they|shall draw their|swords against Egypt,|and fill the land with|the slain.|30:12 And I will make
R	Tthe rivers dry, and|sell the land into the|hand of the wicked:|and I will make the|land waste, and all|that is therein, by the|hand of strangers: I|the LORD have spoken|it.|30:13 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; I will also|destroy the idols, and|I will cause their|images to cease out
R	Tof Noph; and there|shall be no more a|prince of the land of|Egypt: and I will put a|fear in the land of|Egypt.|30:14 And I will make|Pathros desolate, and|will set fire in Zoan,|and will execute|judgments in No.|30:15 And I will pour|my fury upon Sin, the|strength of Egypt;
R	Tand I will cut off the|multitude of No.|30:16 And I will set|fire in Egypt: Sin shall|have great pain, and|No shall be rent|asunder, and Noph|shall have distresses|daily.|30:17 The young men|of Aven and of|Pibeseth shall fall by|the sword: and these|cities shall go into
R	Tcaptivity.|30:18 At Tehaphnehes|also the day shall be|darkened, when I shall|break there the yokes|of Egypt: and the|pomp of her strength|shall cease in her: as|for her, a cloud shall|cover her, and her|daughters shall go|into captivity.|30:19 Thus will I|execute judgments in
R	TEgypt: and they shall|know that I am the|LORD.|30:20 And it came to|pass in the eleventh|year, in the first|month, in the seventh|day of the month, that|the word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|30:21 Son of man, I|have broken the arm|of Pharaoh king of|Egypt; and, lo, it shall
R	Tnot be bound up to be|healed, to put a roller|to bind it, to make it|strong to hold the|sword.|30:22 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I am against|Pharaoh king of Egypt,|and will break his|arms, the strong, and|that which was broken;|and I will cause the|sword to fall out of
R	This hand.|30:23 And I will|scatter the Egyptians|among the nations, and|will disperse them|through the countries.|30:24 And I will|strengthen the arms|of the king of Babylon,|and put my sword in|his hand: but I will|break Pharaoh's arms,|and he shall groan|before him with the
R	Tgroanings of a deadly|wounded man.|30:25 But I will|strengthen the arms|of the king of Babylon,|and the arms of|Pharaoh shall fall|down; and they shall|know that I am the|LORD, when I shall put|my sword into the|hand of the king of|Babylon, and he shall|stretch it out upon
R	Tthe land of Egypt.|30:26 And I will|scatter the Egyptians|among the nations, and|disperse them among|the countries; and|they shall know that I|am the LORD.||31:1 And it came to|pass in the eleventh|year, in the third|month, in the first day|of the month, that the
R	Tword of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|31:2 Son of man, speak|unto Pharaoh king of|Egypt, and to his|multitude; Whom art|thou like in thy|greatness?|31:3 Behold, the|Assyrian was a cedar|in Lebanon with fair|branches, and with a|shadowing shroud, and|of an high stature;
R	Tand his top was among|the thick boughs.|31:4 The waters made|him great, the deep|set him up on high with|her rivers running|round about his|plants, and sent her|little rivers unto all|the trees of the field.|31:5 Therefore his|height was exalted|above all the trees of|the field, and his
R	Tboughs were multiplied,|and his branches|became long because|of the multitude of|waters, when he shot|forth.|31:6 All the fowls of|heaven made their|nests in his boughs,|and under his|branches did all the|beasts of the field|bring forth their|young, and under his
R	Tshadow dwelt all great|nations.|31:7 Thus was he fair|in his greatness, in|the length of his|branches: for his|root was by great|waters.|31:8 The cedars in the|garden of God could|not hide him: the fir|trees were not like his|boughs, and the|chestnut trees were
R	Tnot like his branches;|nor any tree in the|garden of God was|like unto him in his|beauty.|31:9 I have made him|fair by the multitude|of his branches: so|that all the trees of|Eden, that were in the|garden of God, envied|him.|31:10 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;
R	TBecause thou hast|lifted up thyself in|height, and he hath|shot up his top among|the thick boughs, and|his heart is lifted up|in his height;|31:11 I have|therefore delivered|him into the hand of|the mighty one of the|heathen; he shall|surely deal with him: I|have driven him out
R	Tfor his wickedness.|31:12 And strangers,|the terrible of the|nations, have cut him|off, and have left him:|upon the mountains|and in all the valleys|his branches are|fallen, and his boughs|are broken by all the|rivers of the land;|and all the people of|the earth are gone|down from his shadow,
R	Tand have left him.|31:13 Upon his ruin|shall all the fowls of|the heaven remain,|and all the beasts of|the field shall be upon|his branches:|31:14 To the end that|none of all the trees|by the waters exalt|themselves for their|height, neither shoot|up their top among the|thick boughs, neither
R	Ttheir trees stand up|in their height, all that|drink water: for they|are all delivered unto|death, to the nether|parts of the earth, in|the midst of the|children of men, with|them that go down to|the pit.|31:15 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; In the day|when he went down to|the grave I caused a
R	Tmourning: I covered|the deep for him, and|I restrained the|floods thereof, and|the great waters were|stayed: and I caused|Lebanon to mourn for|him, and all the trees|of the field fainted|for him.|31:16 I made the|nations to shake at|the sound of his fall,|when I cast him down
R	Tto hell with them that|descend into the pit:|and all the trees of|Eden, the choice and|best of Lebanon, all|that drink water, shall|be comforted in the|nether parts of the|earth.|31:17 They also went|down into hell with him|unto them that be|slain with the sword;|and they that were his
R	Tarm, that dwelt under|his shadow in the midst|of the heathen.|31:18 To whom art|thou thus like in glory|and in greatness|among the trees of|Eden? yet shalt thou|be brought down with|the trees of Eden|unto the nether parts|of the earth: thou|shalt lie in the midst|of the uncircumcised
R	Twith them that be slain|by the sword. This is|Pharaoh and all his|multitude, saith the|Lord GOD.||32:1 And it came to|pass in the twelfth|year, in the twelfth|month, in the first day|of the month, that the|word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|32:2 Son of man, take
R	Tup a lamentation for|Pharaoh king of Egypt,|and say unto him, Thou|art like a young lion|of the nations, and|thou art as a whale in|the seas: and thou|camest forth with thy|rivers, and troubledst|the waters with thy|feet, and fouledst|their rivers.|32:3 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; I will
R	Ttherefore spread out|my net over thee with|a company of many|people; and they shall|bring thee up in my|net.|32:4 Then will I leave|thee upon the land, I|will cast thee forth|upon the open field,|and will cause all the|fowls of the heaven|to remain upon thee,|and I will fill the
R	Tbeasts of the whole|earth with thee.|32:5 And I will lay thy|flesh upon the|mountains, and fill the|valleys with thy height.|32:6 I will also water|with thy blood the land|wherein thou swimmest,|even to the mountains;|and the rivers shall|be full of thee.|32:7 And when I shall|put thee out, I will
R	Tcover the heaven, and|make the stars|thereof dark; I will|cover the sun with a|cloud, and the moon|shall not give her|light.|32:8 All the bright|lights of heaven will I|make dark over thee,|and set darkness|upon thy land, saith|the Lord GOD.|32:9 I will also vex the
R	Thearts of many|people, when I shall|bring thy destruction|among the nations, into|the countries which|thou hast not known.|32:10 Yea, I will make|many people amazed|at thee, and their|kings shall be horribly|afraid for thee, when|I shall brandish my|sword before them;|and they shall tremble
R	Tat every moment,|every man for his own|life, in the day of thy|fall.|32:11 For thus saith|the Lord GOD; The|sword of the king of|Babylon shall come|upon thee.|32:12 By the swords|of the mighty will I|cause thy multitude to|fall, the terrible of|the nations, all of
R	Tthem: and they shall|spoil the pomp of|Egypt, and all the|multitude thereof shall|be destroyed.|32:13 I will destroy|also all the beasts|thereof from beside|the great waters;|neither shall the foot|of man trouble them|any more, nor the|hoofs of beasts|trouble them.
R	T32:14 Then will I make|their waters deep, and|cause their rivers to|run like oil, saith the|Lord GOD.|32:15 When I shall|make the land of|Egypt desolate, and|the country shall be|destitute of that|whereof it was full,|when I shall smite all|them that dwell|therein, then shall
R	Tthey know that I am|the LORD.|32:16 This is the|lamentation wherewith|they shall lament her:|the daughters of the|nations shall lament|her: they shall lament|for her, even for|Egypt, and for all her|multitude, saith the|Lord GOD.|32:17 It came to pass|also in the twelfth
R	Tyear, in the fifteenth|day of the month, that|the word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|32:18 Son of man, wail|for the multitude of|Egypt, and cast them|down, even her, and|the daughters of the|famous nations, unto|the nether parts of|the earth, with them|that go down into the|pit.
R	T32:19 Whom dost thou|pass in beauty? go|down, and be thou laid|with the uncircumcised.|32:20 They shall fall|in the midst of them|that are slain by the|sword: she is|delivered to the|sword: draw her and|all her multitudes.|32:21 The strong|among the mighty shall|speak to him out of
R	Tthe midst of hell with|them that help him:|they are gone down,|they lie uncircumcised,|slain by the sword.|32:22 Asshur is there|and all her company:|his graves are about|him: all of them slain,|fallen by the sword:|32:23 Whose graves|are set in the sides|of the pit, and her|company is round
R	Tabout her grave: all|of them slain, fallen|by the sword, which|caused terror in the|land of the living.|32:24 There is Elam|and all her multitude|round about her|grave, all of them|slain, fallen by the|sword, which are gone|down uncircumcised|into the nether parts|of the earth, which
R	Tcaused their terror in|the land of the living;|yet have they borne|their shame with them|that go down to the|pit.|32:25 They have set|her a bed in the midst|of the slain with all|her multitude: her|graves are round|about him: all of them|uncircumcised, slain|by the sword: though
R	Ttheir terror was|caused in the land of|the living, yet have|they borne their|shame with them that|go down to the pit: he|is put in the midst of|them that be slain.|32:26 There is|Meshech, Tubal, and|all her multitude: her|graves are round|about him: all of them|uncircumcised, slain
R	Tby the sword, though|they caused their|terror in the land of|the living.|32:27 And they shall|not lie with the mighty|that are fallen of the|uncircumcised, which|are gone down to hell|with their weapons of|war: and they have|laid their swords|under their heads, but|their iniquities shall be
R	Tupon their bones,|though they were the|terror of the mighty|in the land of the|living.|32:28 Yea, thou shalt|be broken in the midst|of the uncircumcised,|and shalt lie with them|that are slain with the|sword.|32:29 There is Edom,|her kings, and all her|princes, which with
R	Ttheir might are laid by|them that were slain|by the sword: they|shall lie with the|uncircumcised, and|with them that go down|to the pit.|32:30 There be the|princes of the north,|all of them, and all the|Zidonians, which are|gone down with the|slain; with their terror|they are ashamed of
R	Ttheir might; and they|lie uncircumcised with|them that be slain by|the sword, and bear|their shame with them|that go down to the|pit.|32:31 Pharaoh shall|see them, and shall be|comforted over all his|multitude, even|Pharaoh and all his|army slain by the|sword, saith the Lord
R	TGOD.|32:32 For I have|caused my terror in|the land of the living:|and he shall be laid in|the midst of the|uncircumcised with|them that are slain|with the sword, even|Pharaoh and all his|multitude, saith the|Lord GOD.||33:1 Again the word of
R	Tthe LORD came unto|me, saying,|33:2 Son of man, speak|to the children of thy|people, and say unto|them, When I bring the|sword upon a land, if|the people of the land|take a man of their|coasts, and set him|for their watchman:|33:3 If when he seeth|the sword come upon|the land, he blow the
R	Ttrumpet, and warn the|people;|33:4 Then whosoever|heareth the sound of|the trumpet, and|taketh not warning; if|the sword come, and|take him away, his|blood shall be upon|his own head.|33:5 He heard the|sound of the trumpet,|and took not warning;|his blood shall be
R	Tupon him. But he that|taketh warning shall|deliver his soul.|33:6 But if the|watchman see the|sword come, and blow|not the trumpet, and|the people be not|warned; if the sword|come, and take any|person from among|them, he is taken away|in his iniquity; but his|blood will I require at
R	Tthe watchman's hand.|33:7 So thou, O son of|man, I have set thee a|watchman unto the|house of Israel;|therefore thou shalt|hear the word at my|mouth, and warn them|from me.|33:8 When I say unto|the wicked, O wicked|man, thou shalt surely|die; if thou dost not|speak to warn the
R	Twicked from his way,|that wicked man shall|die in his iniquity; but|his blood will I require|at thine hand.|33:9 Nevertheless, if|thou warn the wicked|of his way to turn|from it; if he do not|turn from his way, he|shall die in his iniquity;|but thou hast|delivered thy soul.|33:10 Therefore, O
R	Tthou son of man,|speak unto the house|of Israel; Thus ye|speak, saying, If our|transgressions and|our sins be upon us,|and we pine away in|them, how should we|then live?|33:11 Say unto them,|As I live, saith the|Lord GOD, I have no|pleasure in the death|of the wicked; but that
R	Tthe wicked turn from|his way and live: turn|ye, turn ye from your|evil ways; for why will|ye die, O house of|Israel?|33:12 Therefore, thou|son of man, say unto|the children of thy|people, The|righteousness of the|righteous shall not|deliver him in the day|of his transgression:
R	Tas for the wickedness|of the wicked, he shall|not fall thereby in the|day that he turneth|from his wickedness;|neither shall the|righteous be able to|live for his|righteousness in the|day that he sinneth.|33:13 When I shall say|to the righteous, that|he shall surely live; if|he trust to his own
R	Trighteousness, and|commit iniquity, all his|righteousnesses shall|not be remembered;|but for his iniquity|that he hath committed,|he shall die for it.|33:14 Again, when I|say unto the wicked,|Thou shalt surely die;|if he turn from his sin,|and do that which is|lawful and right;|33:15 If the wicked
R	Trestore the pledge,|give again that he had|robbed, walk in the|statutes of life,|without committing|iniquity; he shall|surely live, he shall|not die.|33:16 None of his sins|that he hath committed|shall be mentioned|unto him: he hath done|that which is lawful|and right; he shall
R	Tsurely live.|33:17 Yet the children|of thy people say, The|way of the Lord is not|equal: but as for them,|their way is not equal.|33:18 When the|righteous turneth|from his|righteousness, and|committeth iniquity, he|shall even die|thereby.|33:19 But if the wicked
R	Tturn from his|wickedness, and do|that which is lawful|and right, he shall live|thereby.|33:20 Yet ye say, The|way of the Lord is not|equal. O ye house of|Israel, I will judge|you every one after|his ways.|33:21 And it came to|pass in the twelfth|year of our captivity,
R	Tin the tenth month, in|the fifth day of the|month, that one that|had escaped out of|Jerusalem came unto|me, saying, The city is|smitten.|33:22 Now the hand of|the LORD was upon me|in the evening, afore|he that was escaped|came; and had opened|my mouth, until he|came to me in the
R	Tmorning; and my mouth|was opened, and I was|no more dumb.|33:23 Then the word|of the LORD came unto|me, saying,|33:24 Son of man, they|that inhabit those|wastes of the land of|Israel speak, saying,|Abraham was one, and|he inherited the land:|but we are many; the|land is given us for
R	Tinheritance.|33:25 Wherefore say|unto them, Thus saith|the Lord GOD; Ye eat|with the blood, and lift|up your eyes toward|your idols, and shed|blood: and shall ye|possess the land?|33:26 Ye stand upon|your sword, ye work|abomination, and ye|defile every one his|neighbour's wife: and
R	Tshall ye possess the|land?|33:27 Say thou thus|unto them, Thus saith|the Lord GOD; As I|live, surely they that|are in the wastes|shall fall by the|sword, and him that is|in the open field will I|give to the beasts to|be devoured, and they|that be in the forts|and in the caves shall
R	Tdie of the pestilence.|33:28 For I will lay the|land most desolate,|and the pomp of her|strength shall cease;|and the mountains of|Israel shall be|desolate, that none|shall pass through.|33:29 Then shall they|know that I am the|LORD, when I have laid|the land most desolate|because of all their
R	Tabominations which|they have committed.|33:30 Also, thou son|of man, the children|of thy people still are|talking against thee by|the walls and in the|doors of the houses,|and speak one to|another, every one to|his brother, saying,|Come, I pray you, and|hear what is the word|that cometh forth
R	Tfrom the LORD.|33:31 And they come|unto thee as the|people cometh, and|they sit before thee|as my people, and|they hear thy words,|but they will not do|them: for with their|mouth they shew much|love, but their heart|goeth after their|covetousness.|33:32 And, lo, thou art
R	Tunto them as a very|lovely song of one|that hath a pleasant|voice, and can play|well on an instrument:|for they hear thy|words, but they do|them not.|33:33 And when this|cometh to pass, (lo, it|will come,) then shall|they know that a|prophet hath been|among them.
R	T34:1 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|34:2 Son of man,|prophesy against the|shepherds of Israel,|prophesy, and say|unto them, Thus saith|the Lord GOD unto the|shepherds; Woe be to|the shepherds of|Israel that do feed|themselves! should not|the shepherds feed
R	Tthe flocks?|34:3 Ye eat the fat,|and ye clothe you with|the wool, ye kill them|that are fed: but ye|feed not the flock.|34:4 The diseased|have ye not|strengthened, neither|have ye healed that|which was sick, neither|have ye bound up that|which was broken,|neither have ye
R	Tbrought again that|which was driven away,|neither have ye|sought that which was|lost; but with force|and with cruelty have|ye ruled them.|34:5 And they were|scattered, because|there is no shepherd:|and they became meat|to all the beasts of|the field, when they|were scattered.
R	T34:6 My sheep|wandered through all|the mountains, and|upon every high hill:|yea, my flock was|scattered upon all the|face of the earth, and|none did search or|seek after them.|34:7 Therefore, ye|shepherds, hear the|word of the LORD;|34:8 As I live, saith|the Lord GOD, surely
R	Tbecause my flock|became a prey, and my|flock became meat to|every beast of the|field, because there|was no shepherd,|neither did my|shepherds search|for my flock, but the|shepherds fed|themselves, and fed|not my flock;|34:9 Therefore, O ye|shepherds, hear the
R	Tword of the LORD;|34:10 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Behold, I am|against the|shepherds; and I will|require my flock at|their hand, and cause|them to cease from|feeding the flock;|neither shall the|shepherds feed|themselves any more;|for I will deliver my|flock from their mouth,
R	Tthat they may not be|meat for them.|34:11 For thus saith|the Lord GOD; Behold,|I, even I, will both|search my sheep, and|seek them out.|34:12 As a shepherd|seeketh out his flock|in the day that he is|among his sheep that|are scattered; so will|I seek out my sheep,|and will deliver them
R	Tout of all places|where they have been|scattered in the|cloudy and dark day.|34:13 And I will bring|them out from the|people, and gather|them from the|countries, and will|bring them to their|own land, and feed|them upon the|mountains of Israel by|the rivers, and in all
R	Tthe inhabited places|of the country.|34:14 I will feed them|in a good pasture, and|upon the high|mountains of Israel|shall their fold be:|there shall they lie in|a good fold, and in a|fat pasture shall they|feed upon the|mountains of Israel.|34:15 I will feed my|flock, and I will cause
R	Tthem to lie down, saith|the Lord GOD.|34:16 I will seek that|which was lost, and|bring again that which|was driven away, and|will bind up that which|was broken, and will|strengthen that which|was sick: but I will|destroy the fat and|the strong; I will feed|them with judgment.|34:17 And as for you,
R	TO my flock, thus saith|the Lord GOD; Behold,|I judge between|cattle and cattle,|between the rams and|the he goats.|34:18 Seemeth it a|small thing unto you to|have eaten up the|good pasture, but ye|must tread down with|your feet the residue|of your pastures?|and to have drunk of
R	Tthe deep waters, but|ye must foul the|residue with your|feet?|34:19 And as for my|flock, they eat that|which ye have trodden|with your feet; and|they drink that which|ye have fouled with|your feet.|34:20 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD|unto them; Behold, I,
R	Teven I, will judge|between the fat cattle|and between the lean|cattle.|34:21 Because ye|have thrust with side|and with shoulder, and|pushed all the|diseased with your|horns, till ye have|scattered them|abroad;|34:22 Therefore will I|save my flock, and
R	Tthey shall no more be|a prey; and I will|judge between cattle|and cattle.|34:23 And I will set up|one shepherd over|them, and he shall|feed them, even my|servant David; he|shall feed them, and|he shall be their|shepherd.|34:24 And I the LORD|will be their God, and
R	Tmy servant David a|prince among them; I|the LORD have spoken|it.|34:25 And I will make|with them a covenant|of peace, and will|cause the evil beasts|to cease out of the|land: and they shall|dwell safely in the|wilderness, and sleep|in the woods.|34:26 And I will make
R	Tthem and the places|round about my hill a|blessing; and I will|cause the shower to|come down in his|season; there shall be|showers of blessing.|34:27 And the tree of|the field shall yield|her fruit, and the|earth shall yield her|increase, and they|shall be safe in their|land, and shall know
R	Tthat I am the LORD,|when I have broken|the bands of their|yoke, and delivered|them out of the hand|of those that served|themselves of them.|34:28 And they shall|no more be a prey to|the heathen, neither|shall the beast of the|land devour them; but|they shall dwell|safely, and none shall
R	Tmake them afraid.|34:29 And I will raise|up for them a plant of|renown, and they shall|be no more consumed|with hunger in the|land, neither bear the|shame of the heathen|any more.|34:30 Thus shall they|know that I the LORD|their God am with them,|and that they, even|the house of Israel,
R	Tare my people, saith|the Lord GOD.|34:31 And ye my flock,|the flock of my|pasture, are men, and|I am your God, saith|the Lord GOD.||35:1 Moreover the|word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,|35:2 Son of man, set|thy face against|mount Seir, and
R	Tprophesy against it,|35:3 And say unto it,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; Behold, O mount|Seir, I am against thee,|and I will stretch out|mine hand against|thee, and I will make|thee most desolate.|35:4 I will lay thy|cities waste, and thou|shalt be desolate, and|thou shalt know that I|am the LORD.
R	T35:5 Because thou|hast had a perpetual|hatred, and hast shed|the blood of the|children of Israel by|the force of the|sword in the time of|their calamity, in the|time that their iniquity|had an end:|35:6 Therefore, as I|live, saith the Lord|GOD, I will prepare|thee unto blood, and
R	Tblood shall pursue|thee: sith thou hast|not hated blood, even|blood shall pursue|thee.|35:7 Thus will I make|mount Seir most|desolate, and cut off|from it him that|passeth out and him|that returneth.|35:8 And I will fill his|mountains with his|slain men: in thy hills,
R	Tand in thy valleys, and|in all thy rivers, shall|they fall that are|slain with the sword.|35:9 I will make thee|perpetual desolations,|and thy cities shall|not return: and ye|shall know that I am|the LORD.|35:10 Because thou|hast said, These two|nations and these two|countries shall be
R	Tmine, and we will|possess it; whereas|the LORD was there:|35:11 Therefore, as I|live, saith the Lord|GOD, I will even do|according to thine|anger, and according|to thine envy which|thou hast used out of|thy hatred against|them; and I will make|myself known among|them, when I have
R	Tjudged thee.|35:12 And thou shalt|know that I am the|LORD, and that I have|heard all thy|blasphemies which|thou hast spoken|against the mountains|of Israel, saying, They|are laid desolate, they|are given us to|consume.|35:13 Thus with your|mouth ye have
R	Tboasted against me,|and have multiplied|your words against|me: I have heard them.|35:14 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; When the|whole earth rejoiceth,|I will make thee|desolate.|35:15 As thou didst|rejoice at the|inheritance of the|house of Israel,|because it was
R	Tdesolate, so will I do|unto thee: thou shalt|be desolate, O mount|Seir, and all Idumea,|even all of it: and|they shall know that I|am the LORD.||36:1 Also, thou son of|man, prophesy unto|the mountains of|Israel, and say, Ye|mountains of Israel,|hear the word of the
R	TLORD:|36:2 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Because the|enemy hath said|against you, Aha, even|the ancient high|places are ours in|possession:|36:3 Therefore|prophesy and say,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; Because they|have made you|desolate, and
R	Tswallowed you up on|every side, that ye|might be a possession|unto the residue of|the heathen, and ye|are taken up in the|lips of talkers, and|are an infamy of the|people:|36:4 Therefore, ye|mountains of Israel,|hear the word of the|Lord GOD; Thus saith|the Lord GOD to the
R	Tmountains, and to the|hills, to the rivers,|and to the valleys, to|the desolate wastes,|and to the cities that|are forsaken, which|became a prey and|derision to the|residue of the|heathen that are|round about;|36:5 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Surely in the fire of
R	Tmy jealousy have I|spoken against the|residue of the|heathen, and against|all Idumea, which have|appointed my land into|their possession with|the joy of all their|heart, with despiteful|minds, to cast it out|for a prey.|36:6 Prophesy|therefore concerning|the land of Israel,
R	Tand say unto the|mountains, and to the|hills, to the rivers,|and to the valleys,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; Behold, I have|spoken in my jealousy|and in my fury,|because ye have|borne the shame of|the heathen:|36:7 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD; I|have lifted up mine
R	Thand, Surely the|heathen that are|about you, they shall|bear their shame.|36:8 But ye, O|mountains of Israel,|ye shall shoot forth|your branches, and|yield your fruit to my|people of Israel; for|they are at hand to|come.|36:9 For, behold, I am|for you, and I will
R	Tturn unto you, and ye|shall be tilled and|sown:|36:10 And I will multiply|men upon you, all the|house of Israel, even|all of it: and the cities|shall be inhabited, and|the wastes shall be|builded:|36:11 And I will multiply|upon you man and|beast; and they shall|increase and bring
R	Tfruit: and I will settle|you after your old|estates, and will do|better unto you than|at your beginnings:|and ye shall know that|I am the LORD.|36:12 Yea, I will cause|men to walk upon you,|even my people Israel;|and they shall|possess thee, and|thou shalt be their|inheritance, and thou
R	Tshalt no more|henceforth bereave|them of men.|36:13 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Because|they say unto you,|Thou land devourest|up men, and hast|bereaved thy nations:|36:14 Therefore thou|shalt devour men no|more, neither bereave|thy nations any more,|saith the Lord GOD.
R	T36:15 Neither will I|cause men to hear in|thee the shame of the|heathen any more,|neither shalt thou|bear the reproach of|the people any more,|neither shalt thou|cause thy nations to|fall any more, saith|the Lord GOD.|36:16 Moreover the|word of the LORD|came unto me, saying,
R	T36:17 Son of man,|when the house of|Israel dwelt in their|own land, they defiled|it by their own way|and by their doings:|their way was before|me as the|uncleanness of a|removed woman.|36:18 Wherefore I|poured my fury upon|them for the blood|that they had shed
R	Tupon the land, and for|their idols wherewith|they had polluted it:|36:19 And I scattered|them among the|heathen, and they|were dispersed|through the countries:|according to their way|and according to their|doings I judged them.|36:20 And when they|entered unto the|heathen, whither they
R	Twent, they profaned|my holy name, when|they said to them,|These are the people|of the LORD, and are|gone forth out of his|land.|36:21 But I had pity|for mine holy name,|which the house of|Israel had profaned|among the heathen,|whither they went.|36:22 Therefore say
R	Tunto the house of|Israel, thus saith the|Lord GOD; I do not this|for your sakes, O|house of Israel, but|for mine holy name's|sake, which ye have|profaned among the|heathen, whither ye|went.|36:23 And I will|sanctify my great|name, which was|profaned among the
R	Theathen, which ye|have profaned in the|midst of them; and the|heathen shall know|that I am the LORD,|saith the Lord GOD,|when I shall be|sanctified in you|before their eyes.|36:24 For I will take|you from among the|heathen, and gather|you out of all|countries, and will
R	Tbring you into your|own land.|36:25 Then will I|sprinkle clean water|upon you, and ye shall|be clean: from all|your filthiness, and|from all your idols, will|I cleanse you.|36:26 A new heart|also will I give you,|and a new spirit will I|put within you: and I|will take away the
R	Tstony heart out of|your flesh, and I will|give you an heart of|flesh.|36:27 And I will put my|spirit within you, and|cause you to walk in|my statutes, and ye|shall keep my|judgments, and do|them.|36:28 And ye shall|dwell in the land that I|gave to your fathers;
R	Tand ye shall be my|people, and I will be|your God.|36:29 I will also save|you from all your|uncleannesses: and I|will call for the corn,|and will increase it,|and lay no famine|upon you.|36:30 And I will multiply|the fruit of the tree,|and the increase of|the field, that ye shall
R	Treceive no more|reproach of famine|among the heathen.|36:31 Then shall ye|remember your own|evil ways, and your|doings that were not|good, and shall lothe|yourselves in your|own sight for your|iniquities and for your|abominations.|36:32 Not for your|sakes do I this, saith
R	Tthe Lord GOD, be it|known unto you: be|ashamed and|confounded for your|own ways, O house of|Israel.|36:33 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; In the day|that I shall have|cleansed you from all|your iniquities I will|also cause you to|dwell in the cities, and|the wastes shall be
R	Tbuilded.|36:34 And the|desolate land shall be|tilled, whereas it lay|desolate in the sight|of all that passed by.|36:35 And they shall|say, This land that|was desolate is|become like the|garden of Eden; and|the waste and|desolate and ruined|cities are become
R	Tfenced, and are|inhabited.|36:36 Then the|heathen that are left|round about you shall|know that I the LORD|build the ruined|places, and plant that|that was desolate: I|the LORD have spoken|it, and I will do it.|36:37 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; I will yet|for this be enquired
R	Tof by the house of|Israel, to do it for|them; I will increase|them with men like a|flock.|36:38 As the holy|flock, as the flock of|Jerusalem in her|solemn feasts; so|shall the waste cities|be filled with flocks of|men: and they shall|know that I am the|LORD.
R	T37:1 The hand of the|LORD was upon me, and|carried me out in the|spirit of the LORD, and|set me down in the|midst of the valley|which was full of|bones,|37:2 And caused me to|pass by them round|about: and, behold,|there were very many|in the open valley;|and, lo, they were
R	Tvery dry.|37:3 And he said unto|me, Son of man, can|these bones live? And|I answered, O Lord|GOD, thou knowest.|37:4 Again he said|unto me, Prophesy|upon these bones, and|say unto them, O ye|dry bones, hear the|word of the LORD.|37:5 Thus saith the|Lord GOD unto these
R	Tbones; Behold, I will|cause breath to enter|into you, and ye shall|live:|37:6 And I will lay|sinews upon you, and|will bring up flesh|upon you, and cover|you with skin, and put|breath in you, and ye|shall live; and ye shall|know that I am the|LORD.|37:7 So I prophesied
R	Tas I was commanded:|and as I prophesied,|there was a noise, and|behold a shaking, and|the bones came|together, bone to his|bone.|37:8 And when I|beheld, lo, the sinews|and the flesh came up|upon them, and the|skin covered them|above: but there was|no breath in them.
R	T37:9 Then said he unto|me, Prophesy unto the|wind, prophesy, son of|man, and say to the|wind, Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Come from|the four winds, O|breath, and breathe|upon these slain, that|they may live.|37:10 So I prophesied|as he commanded me,|and the breath came|into them, and they
R	Tlived, and stood up|upon their feet, an|exceeding great army.|37:11 Then he said|unto me, Son of man,|these bones are the|whole house of Israel:|behold, they say, Our|bones are dried, and|our hope is lost: we|are cut off for our|parts.|37:12 Therefore|prophesy and say
R	Tunto them, Thus saith|the Lord GOD; Behold,|O my people, I will|open your graves,|and cause you to|come up out of your|graves, and bring you|into the land of|Israel.|37:13 And ye shall|know that I am the|LORD, when I have|opened your graves,|O my people, and
R	Tbrought you up out of|your graves,|37:14 And shall put my|spirit in you, and ye|shall live, and I shall|place you in your own|land: then shall ye|know that I the LORD|have spoken it, and|performed it, saith the|LORD.|37:15 The word of the|LORD came again unto|me, saying,
R	T37:16 Moreover, thou|son of man, take thee|one stick, and write|upon it, For Judah,|and for the children|of Israel his|companions: then take|another stick, and|write upon it, For|Joseph, the stick of|Ephraim and for all|the house of Israel|his companions:|37:17 And join them
R	Tone to another into|one stick; and they|shall become one in|thine hand.|37:18 And when the|children of thy people|shall speak unto thee,|saying, Wilt thou not|shew us what thou|meanest by these?|37:19 Say unto them,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; Behold, I will take|the stick of Joseph,
R	Twhich is in the hand of|Ephraim, and the|tribes of Israel his|fellows, and will put|them with him, even with|the stick of Judah,|and make them one|stick, and they shall|be one in mine hand.|37:20 And the sticks|whereon thou writest|shall be in thine hand|before their eyes.|37:21 And say unto
R	Tthem, Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Behold, I will|take the children of|Israel from among the|heathen, whither they|be gone, and will|gather them on every|side, and bring them|into their own land:|37:22 And I will make|them one nation in the|land upon the|mountains of Israel;|and one king shall be
R	Tking to them all: and|they shall be no more|two nations, neither|shall they be divided|into two kingdoms any|more at all.|37:23 Neither shall|they defile themselves|any more with their|idols, nor with their|detestable things, nor|with any of their|transgressions: but I|will save them out of
R	Tall their|dwellingplaces,|wherein they have|sinned, and will|cleanse them: so shall|they be my people,|and I will be their God.|37:24 And David my|servant shall be king|over them; and they|all shall have one|shepherd: they shall|also walk in my|judgments, and
R	Tobserve my statutes,|and do them.|37:25 And they shall|dwell in the land that I|have given unto Jacob|my servant, wherein|your fathers have|dwelt; and they shall|dwell therein, even|they, and their|children, and their|children's children|for ever: and my|servant David shall be
R	Ttheir prince for ever.|37:26 Moreover I will|make a covenant of|peace with them; it|shall be an|everlasting covenant|with them: and I will|place them, and|multiply them, and will|set my sanctuary in|the midst of them for|evermore.|37:27 My tabernacle|also shall be with
R	Tthem: yea, I will be|their God, and they|shall be my people.|37:28 And the heathen|shall know that I the|LORD do sanctify|Israel, when my|sanctuary shall be in|the midst of them for|evermore.||38:1 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,
R	T38:2 Son of man, set|thy face against Gog,|the land of Magog, the|chief prince of|Meshech and Tubal,|and prophesy against|him,|38:3 And say, Thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Behold, I am against|thee, O Gog, the chief|prince of Meshech|and Tubal:|38:4 And I will turn
R	Tthee back, and put|hooks into thy jaws,|and I will bring thee|forth, and all thine|army, horses and|horsemen, all of them|clothed with all sorts|of armour, even a|great company with|bucklers and shields,|all of them handling|swords:|38:5 Persia, Ethiopia,|and Libya with them; all
R	Tof them with shield and|helmet:|38:6 Gomer, and all his|bands; the house of|Togarmah of the|north quarters, and|all his bands: and|many people with thee.|38:7 Be thou|prepared, and|prepare for thyself,|thou, and all thy|company that are|assembled unto thee,
R	Tand be thou a guard|unto them.|38:8 After many days|thou shalt be visited:|in the latter years|thou shalt come into|the land that is|brought back from the|sword, and is|gathered out of many|people, against the|mountains of Israel,|which have been|always waste: but it is
R	Tbrought forth out of|the nations, and they|shall dwell safely all|of them.|38:9 Thou shalt|ascend and come like|a storm, thou shalt be|like a cloud to cover|the land, thou, and all|thy bands, and many|people with thee.|38:10 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; It shall also|come to pass, that at
R	Tthe same time shall|things come into thy|mind, and thou shalt|think an evil thought:|38:11 And thou shalt|say, I will go up to the|land of unwalled|villages; I will go to|them that are at rest,|that dwell safely, all|of them dwelling|without walls, and|having neither bars|nor gates,
R	T38:12 To take a spoil,|and to take a prey; to|turn thine hand upon|the desolate places|that are now inhabited,|and upon the people|that are gathered out|of the nations, which|have gotten cattle|and goods, that dwell|in the midst of the|land.|38:13 Sheba, and|Dedan, and the
R	Tmerchants of|Tarshish, with all the|young lions thereof,|shall say unto thee,|Art thou come to take|a spoil? hast thou|gathered thy company|to take a prey? to|carry away silver and|gold, to take away|cattle and goods, to|take a great spoil?|38:14 Therefore, son|of man, prophesy and
R	Tsay unto Gog, Thus|saith the Lord GOD; In|that day when my|people of Israel|dwelleth safely, shalt|thou not know it?|38:15 And thou shalt|come from thy place|out of the north|parts, thou, and many|people with thee, all of|them riding upon|horses, a great|company, and a mighty
R	Tarmy:|38:16 And thou shalt|come up against my|people of Israel, as a|cloud to cover the|land; it shall be in the|latter days, and I will|bring thee against my|land, that the heathen|may know me, when I|shall be sanctified in|thee, O Gog, before|their eyes.|38:17 Thus saith the
R	TLord GOD; Art thou he|of whom I have spoken|in old time by my|servants the|prophets of Israel,|which prophesied in|those days many|years that I would|bring thee against|them?|38:18 And it shall come|to pass at the same|time when Gog shall|come against the land
R	Tof Israel, saith the|Lord GOD, that my|fury shall come up in|my face.|38:19 For in my|jealousy and in the|fire of my wrath have|I spoken, Surely in|that day there shall|be a great shaking in|the land of Israel;|38:20 So that the|fishes of the sea, and|the fowls of the
R	Theaven, and the|beasts of the field,|and all creeping|things that creep|upon the earth, and|all the men that are|upon the face of the|earth, shall shake at|my presence, and the|mountains shall be|thrown down, and the|steep places shall|fall, and every wall|shall fall to the
R	Tground.|38:21 And I will call|for a sword against|him throughout all my|mountains, saith the|Lord GOD: every man's|sword shall be against|his brother.|38:22 And I will plead|against him with|pestilence and with|blood; and I will rain|upon him, and upon his|bands, and upon the
R	Tmany people that are|with him, an|overflowing rain, and|great hailstones, fire,|and brimstone.|38:23 Thus will I|magnify myself, and|sanctify myself; and I|will be known in the|eyes of many nations,|and they shall know|that I am the LORD.||39:1 Therefore, thou
R	Tson of man, prophesy|against Gog, and say,|Thus saith the Lord|GOD; Behold, I am|against thee, O Gog,|the chief prince of|Meshech and Tubal:|39:2 And I will turn|thee back, and leave|but the sixth part of|thee, and will cause|thee to come up from|the north parts, and|will bring thee upon
R	Tthe mountains of|Israel:|39:3 And I will smite|thy bow out of thy|left hand, and will|cause thine arrows to|fall out of thy right|hand.|39:4 Thou shalt fall|upon the mountains of|Israel, thou, and all|thy bands, and the|people that is with|thee: I will give thee
R	Tunto the ravenous|birds of every sort,|and to the beasts of|the field to be|devoured.|39:5 Thou shalt fall|upon the open field:|for I have spoken it,|saith the Lord GOD.|39:6 And I will send a|fire on Magog, and|among them that dwell|carelessly in the|isles: and they shall
R	Tknow that I am the|LORD.|39:7 So will I make my|holy name known in the|midst of my people|Israel; and I will not|let them pollute my|holy name any more:|and the heathen shall|know that I am the|LORD, the Holy One in|Israel.|39:8 Behold, it is come,|and it is done, saith
R	Tthe Lord GOD; this is|the day whereof I|have spoken.|39:9 And they that|dwell in the cities of|Israel shall go forth,|and shall set on fire|and burn the weapons,|both the shields and|the bucklers, the bows|and the arrows, and|the handstaves, and|the spears, and they|shall burn them with
R	Tfire seven years:|39:10 So that they|shall take no wood out|of the field, neither|cut down any out of|the forests; for they|shall burn the|weapons with fire: and|they shall spoil those|that spoiled them, and|rob those that robbed|them, saith the Lord|GOD.|39:11 And it shall come
R	Tto pass in that day,|that I will give unto|Gog a place there of|graves in Israel, the|valley of the|passengers on the|east of the sea: and it|shall stop the noses|of the passengers:|and there shall they|bury Gog and all his|multitude: and they|shall call it The valley|of Hamongog.
R	T39:12 And seven|months shall the|house of Israel be|burying of them, that|they may cleanse the|land.|39:13 Yea, all the|people of the land|shall bury them; and it|shall be to them a|renown the day that I|shall be glorified,|saith the Lord GOD.|39:14 And they shall
R	Tsever out men of|continual employment,|passing through the|land to bury with the|passengers those|that remain upon the|face of the earth, to|cleanse it: after the|end of seven months|shall they search.|39:15 And the|passengers that pass|through the land,|when any seeth a
R	Tman's bone, then shall|he set up a sign by it,|till the buriers have|buried it in the valley|of Hamongog.|39:16 And also the|name of the city shall|be Hamonah. Thus|shall they cleanse the|land.|39:17 And, thou son of|man, thus saith the|Lord GOD; Speak unto|every feathered fowl,
R	Tand to every beast of|the field, Assemble|yourselves, and come;|gather yourselves on|every side to my|sacrifice that I do|sacrifice for you,|even a great|sacrifice upon the|mountains of Israel,|that ye may eat flesh,|and drink blood.|39:18 Ye shall eat the|flesh of the mighty,
R	Tand drink the blood of|the princes of the|earth, of rams, of|lambs, and of goats,|of bullocks, all of|them fatlings of|Bashan.|39:19 And ye shall eat|fat till ye be full, and|drink blood till ye be|drunken, of my|sacrifice which I have|sacrificed for you.|39:20 Thus ye shall be
R	Tfilled at my table with|horses and chariots,|with mighty men, and|with all men of war,|saith the Lord GOD.|39:21 And I will set my|glory among the|heathen, and all the|heathen shall see my|judgment that I have|executed, and my hand|that I have laid upon|them.|39:22 So the house of
R	TIsrael shall know that|I am the LORD their|God from that day and|forward.|39:23 And the heathen|shall know that the|house of Israel went|into captivity for their|iniquity: because they|trespassed against|me, therefore hid I my|face from them, and|gave them into the|hand of their enemies:
R	Tso fell they all by the|sword.|39:24 According to|their uncleanness and|according to their|transgressions have I|done unto them, and|hid my face from them.|39:25 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD;|Now will I bring again|the captivity of Jacob,|and have mercy upon|the whole house of
R	TIsrael, and will be|jealous for my holy|name;|39:26 After that they|have borne their|shame, and all their|trespasses whereby|they have trespassed|against me, when they|dwelt safely in their|land, and none made|them afraid.|39:27 When I have|brought them again
R	Tfrom the people, and|gathered them out of|their enemies' lands,|and am sanctified in|them in the sight of|many nations;|39:28 Then shall they|know that I am the|LORD their God, which|caused them to be led|into captivity among|the heathen: but I|have gathered them|unto their own land,
R	Tand have left none of|them any more there.|39:29 Neither will I|hide my face any more|from them: for I have|poured out my spirit|upon the house of|Israel, saith the Lord|GOD.||40:1 In the five and|twentieth year of our|captivity, in the|beginning of the year,
R	Tin the tenth day of|the month, in the|fourteenth year after|that the city was|smitten, in the|selfsame day the hand|of the LORD was upon|me, and brought me|thither.|40:2 In the visions of|God brought he me|into the land of|Israel, and set me|upon a very high
R	Tmountain, by which was|as the frame of a city|on the south.|40:3 And he brought|me thither, and,|behold, there was a|man, whose|appearance was like|the appearance of|brass, with a line of|flax in his hand, and a|measuring reed; and|he stood in the gate.|40:4 And the man said
R	Tunto me, Son of man,|behold with thine eyes,|and hear with thine|ears, and set thine|heart upon all that I|shall shew thee; for|to the intent that I|might shew them unto|thee art thou brought|hither: declare all|that thou seest to the|house of Israel.|40:5 And behold a wall|on the outside of the
R	Thouse round about,|and in the man's hand|a measuring reed of|six cubits long by the|cubit and an hand|breadth: so he|measured the breadth|of the building, one|reed; and the height,|one reed.|40:6 Then came he|unto the gate which|looketh toward the|east, and went up the
R	Tstairs thereof, and|measured the|threshold of the gate,|which was one reed|broad; and the other|threshold of the gate,|which was one reed|broad.|40:7 And every little|chamber was one reed|long, and one reed|broad; and between|the little chambers|were five cubits; and
R	Tthe threshold of the|gate by the porch of|the gate within was|one reed.|40:8 He measured also|the porch of the gate|within, one reed.|40:9 Then measured|he the porch of the|gate, eight cubits; and|the posts thereof, two|cubits; and the porch|of the gate was|inward.
R	T40:10 And the little|chambers of the gate|eastward were three|on this side, and three|on that side; they|three were of one|measure: and the|posts had one|measure on this side|and on that side.|40:11 And he|measured the breadth|of the entry of the|gate, ten cubits; and
R	Tthe length of the gate,|thirteen cubits.|40:12 The space also|before the little|chambers was one|cubit on this side, and|the space was one|cubit on that side: and|the little chambers|were six cubits on this|side, and six cubits on|that side.|40:13 He measured|then the gate from
R	Tthe roof of one little|chamber to the roof|of another: the|breadth was five and|twenty cubits, door|against door.|40:14 He made also|posts of threescore|cubits, even unto the|post of the court|round about the gate.|40:15 And from the|face of the gate of|the entrance unto the
R	Tface of the porch of|the inner gate were|fifty cubits.|40:16 And there were|narrow windows to the|little chambers, and to|their posts within the|gate round about, and|likewise to the arches:|and windows were|round about inward:|and upon each post|were palm trees.|40:17 Then brought he
R	Tme into the outward|court, and, lo, there|were chambers, and a|pavement made for|the court round|about: thirty chambers|were upon the|pavement.|40:18 And the|pavement by the side|of the gates over|against the length of|the gates was the|lower pavement.
R	T40:19 Then he|measured the breadth|from the forefront of|the lower gate unto|the forefront of the|inner court without, an|hundred cubits|eastward and|northward.|40:20 And the gate of|the outward court|that looked toward the|north, he measured|the length thereof,
R	Tand the breadth|thereof.|40:21 And the little|chambers thereof|were three on this|side and three on that|side; and the posts|thereof and the|arches thereof were|after the measure of|the first gate: the|length thereof was|fifty cubits, and the|breadth five and
R	Ttwenty cubits.|40:22 And their|windows, and their|arches, and their palm|trees, were after the|measure of the gate|that looketh toward|the east; and they|went up unto it by|seven steps; and the|arches thereof were|before them.|40:23 And the gate of|the inner court was
R	Tover against the gate|toward the north, and|toward the east; and|he measured from|gate to gate an|hundred cubits.|40:24 After that he|brought me toward the|south, and behold a|gate toward the south:|and he measured the|posts thereof and the|arches thereof|according to these
R	Tmeasures.|40:25 And there were|windows in it and in the|arches thereof round|about, like those|windows: the length|was fifty cubits, and|the breadth five and|twenty cubits.|40:26 And there were|seven steps to go up|to it, and the arches|thereof were before|them: and it had palm
R	Ttrees, one on this|side, and another on|that side, upon the|posts thereof.|40:27 And there was a|gate in the inner|court toward the|south: and he|measured from gate|to gate toward the|south an hundred|cubits.|40:28 And he brought|me to the inner court
R	Tby the south gate: and|he measured the|south gate according|to these measures;|40:29 And the little|chambers thereof,|and the posts|thereof, and the|arches thereof,|according to these|measures: and there|were windows in it and|in the arches thereof|round about: it was
R	Tfifty cubits long, and|five and twenty cubits|broad.|40:30 And the arches|round about were five|and twenty cubits|long, and five cubits|broad.|40:31 And the arches|thereof were toward|the utter court; and|palm trees were upon|the posts thereof:|and the going up to it
R	Thad eight steps.|40:32 And he brought|me into the inner|court toward the east:|and he measured the|gate according to|these measures.|40:33 And the little|chambers thereof,|and the posts|thereof, and the|arches thereof, were|according to these|measures: and there
R	Twere windows therein|and in the arches|thereof round about:|it was fifty cubits|long, and five and|twenty cubits broad.|40:34 And the arches|thereof were toward|the outward court;|and palm trees were|upon the posts|thereof, on this side,|and on that side: and|the going up to it had
R	Teight steps.|40:35 And he brought|me to the north gate,|and measured it|according to these|measures;|40:36 The little|chambers thereof, the|posts thereof, and|the arches thereof,|and the windows to it|round about: the|length was fifty|cubits, and the
R	Tbreadth five and|twenty cubits.|40:37 And the posts|thereof were toward|the utter court; and|palm trees were upon|the posts thereof, on|this side, and on that|side: and the going up|to it had eight steps.|40:38 And the|chambers and the|entries thereof were|by the posts of the
R	Tgates, where they|washed the burnt|offering.|40:39 And in the porch|of the gate were two|tables on this side,|and two tables on that|side, to slay thereon|the burnt offering|and the sin offering|and the trespass|offering.|40:40 And at the side|without, as one goeth
R	Tup to the entry of the|north gate, were two|tables; and on the|other side, which was|at the porch of the|gate, were two tables.|40:41 Four tables|were on this side, and|four tables on that|side, by the side of|the gate; eight tables,|whereupon they slew|their sacrifices.|40:42 And the four
R	Ttables were of hewn|stone for the burnt|offering, of a cubit|and an half long, and|a cubit and an half|broad, and one cubit|high: whereupon also|they laid the|instruments wherewith|they slew the burnt|offering and the|sacrifice.|40:43 And within were|hooks, an hand broad,
R	Tfastened round about:|and upon the tables|was the flesh of the|offering.|40:44 And without the|inner gate were the|chambers of the|singers in the inner|court, which was at|the side of the north|gate; and their|prospect was toward|the south: one at the|side of the east gate
R	Thaving the prospect|toward the north.|40:45 And he said unto|me, This chamber,|whose prospect is|toward the south, is|for the priests, the|keepers of the|charge of the house.|40:46 And the chamber|whose prospect is|toward the north is|for the priests, the|keepers of the
R	Tcharge of the altar:|these are the sons of|Zadok among the sons|of Levi, which come|near to the LORD to|minister unto him.|40:47 So he measured|the court, an hundred|cubits long, and an|hundred cubits broad,|foursquare; and the|altar that was before|the house.|40:48 And he brought
R	Tme to the porch of|the house, and|measured each post|of the porch, five|cubits on this side,|and five cubits on|that side: and the|breadth of the gate|was three cubits on|this side, and three|cubits on that side.|40:49 The length of|the porch was twenty|cubits, and the
R	Tbreadth eleven cubits,|and he brought me by|the steps whereby|they went up to it: and|there were pillars by|the posts, one on this|side, and another on|that side.||41:1 Afterward he|brought me to the|temple, and measured|the posts, six cubits|broad on the one side,
R	Tand six cubits broad|on the other side,|which was the breadth|of the tabernacle.|41:2 And the breadth|of the door was ten|cubits; and the sides|of the door were five|cubits on the one side,|and five cubits on the|other side: and he|measured the length|thereof, forty cubits:|and the breadth,
R	Ttwenty cubits.|41:3 Then went he|inward, and measured|the post of the door,|two cubits; and the|door, six cubits; and|the breadth of the|door, seven cubits.|41:4 So he measured|the length thereof,|twenty cubits; and the|breadth, twenty cubits,|before the temple: and|he said unto me, This
R	Tis the most holy place.|41:5 After he|measured the wall of|the house, six cubits;|and the breadth of|every side chamber,|four cubits, round|about the house on|every side.|41:6 And the side|chambers were three,|one over another, and|thirty in order; and|they entered into the
R	Twall which was of the|house for the side|chambers round|about, that they might|have hold, but they|had not hold in the|wall of the house.|41:7 And there was an|enlarging, and a|winding about still|upward to the side|chambers: for the|winding about of the|house went still
R	Tupward round about|the house: therefore|the breadth of the|house was still|upward, and so|increased from the|lowest chamber to the|highest by the midst.|41:8 I saw also the|height of the house|round about: the|foundations of the|side chambers were a|full reed of six great
R	Tcubits.|41:9 The thickness of|the wall, which was for|the side chamber|without, was five|cubits: and that which|was left was the place|of the side chambers|that were within.|41:10 And between the|chambers was the|wideness of twenty|cubits round about|the house on every
R	Tside.|41:11 And the doors|of the side chambers|were toward the place|that was left, one|door toward the|north, and another|door toward the|south: and the|breadth of the place|that was left was five|cubits round about.|41:12 Now the building|that was before the
R	Tseparate place at the|end toward the west|was seventy cubits|broad; and the wall of|the building was five|cubits thick round|about, and the length|thereof ninety cubits.|41:13 So he measured|the house, an hundred|cubits long; and the|separate place, and|the building, with the|walls thereof, an
R	Thundred cubits long;|41:14 Also the|breadth of the face|of the house, and of|the separate place|toward the east, an|hundred cubits.|41:15 And he|measured the length|of the building over|against the separate|place which was|behind it, and the|galleries thereof on
R	Tthe one side and on|the other side, an|hundred cubits, with|the inner temple, and|the porches of the|court;|41:16 The door posts,|and the narrow|windows, and the|galleries round about|on their three stories,|over against the door,|cieled with wood round|about, and from the
R	Tground up to the|windows, and the|windows were covered;|41:17 To that above|the door, even unto|the inner house, and|without, and by all the|wall round about within|and without, by|measure.|41:18 And it was made|with cherubims and|palm trees, so that a|palm tree was between
R	Ta cherub and a|cherub; and every|cherub had two faces;|41:19 So that the face|of a man was toward|the palm tree on the|one side, and the face|of a young lion toward|the palm tree on the|other side: it was made|through all the house|round about.|41:20 From the ground|unto above the door
R	Twere cherubims and|palm trees made, and|on the wall of the|temple.|41:21 The posts of|the temple were|squared, and the face|of the sanctuary; the|appearance of the|one as the|appearance of the|other.|41:22 The altar of|wood was three cubits
R	Thigh, and the length|thereof two cubits;|and the corners|thereof, and the|length thereof, and|the walls thereof,|were of wood: and he|said unto me, This is|the table that is|before the LORD.|41:23 And the temple|and the sanctuary|had two doors.|41:24 And the doors
R	Thad two leaves apiece,|two turning leaves;|two leaves for the|one door, and two|leaves for the other|door.|41:25 And there were|made on them, on the|doors of the temple,|cherubims and palm|trees, like as were|made upon the walls;|and there were thick|planks upon the face
R	Tof the porch without.|41:26 And there were|narrow windows and|palm trees on the one|side and on the other|side, on the sides of|the porch, and upon|the side chambers of|the house, and thick|planks.||42:1 Then he brought|me forth into the|utter court, the way
R	Ttoward the north: and|he brought me into the|chamber that was|over against the|separate place, and|which was before the|building toward the|north.|42:2 Before the length|of an hundred cubits|was the north door,|and the breadth was|fifty cubits.|42:3 Over against the
R	Ttwenty cubits which|were for the inner|court, and over|against the pavement|which was for the|utter court, was|gallery against|gallery in three|stories.|42:4 And before the|chambers was a walk|to ten cubits breadth|inward, a way of one|cubit; and their doors
R	Ttoward the north.|42:5 Now the upper|chambers were|shorter: for the|galleries were higher|than these, than the|lower, and than the|middlemost of the|building.|42:6 For they were in|three stories, but had|not pillars as the|pillars of the courts:|therefore the building
R	Twas straitened more|than the lowest and|the middlemost from|the ground.|42:7 And the wall that|was without over|against the chambers,|toward the utter|court on the forepart|of the chambers, the|length thereof was|fifty cubits.|42:8 For the length of|the chambers that
R	Twere in the utter|court was fifty cubits:|and, lo, before the|temple were an|hundred cubits.|42:9 And from under|these chambers was|the entry on the east|side, as one goeth into|them from the utter|court.|42:10 The chambers|were in the thickness|of the wall of the
R	Tcourt toward the east,|over against the|separate place, and|over against the|building.|42:11 And the way|before them was like|the appearance of|the chambers which|were toward the|north, as long as|they, and as broad as|they: and all their|goings out were both
R	Taccording to their|fashions, and|according to their|doors.|42:12 And according|to the doors of the|chambers that were|toward the south was|a door in the head of|the way, even the way|directly before the|wall toward the east,|as one entereth into|them.
R	T42:13 Then said he|unto me, The north|chambers and the|south chambers, which|are before the|separate place, they|be holy chambers,|where the priests that|approach unto the|LORD shall eat the|most holy things:|there shall they lay|the most holy things,|and the meat offering,
R	Tand the sin offering,|and the trespass|offering; for the|place is holy.|42:14 When the priests|enter therein, then|shall they not go out|of the holy place into|the utter court, but|there they shall lay|their garments|wherein they minister;|for they are holy; and|shall put on other
R	Tgarments, and shall|approach to those|things which are for|the people.|42:15 Now when he had|made an end of|measuring the inner|house, he brought me|forth toward the gate|whose prospect is|toward the east, and|measured it round|about.|42:16 He measured the
R	Teast side with the|measuring reed, five|hundred reeds, with|the measuring reed|round about.|42:17 He measured the|north side, five|hundred reeds, with|the measuring reed|round about.|42:18 He measured the|south side, five|hundred reeds, with|the measuring reed.
R	T42:19 He turned about|to the west side, and|measured five|hundred reeds with|the measuring reed.|42:20 He measured it|by the four sides: it|had a wall round|about, five hundred|reeds long, and five|hundred broad, to|make a separation|between the|sanctuary and the
R	Tprofane place.||43:1 Afterward he|brought me to the|gate, even the gate|that looketh toward|the east:|43:2 And, behold, the|glory of the God of|Israel came from the|way of the east: and|his voice was like a|noise of many waters:|and the earth shined
R	Twith his glory.|43:3 And it was|according to the|appearance of the|vision which I saw,|even according to the|vision that I saw when|I came to destroy the|city: and the visions|were like the vision|that I saw by the|river Chebar; and I|fell upon my face.|43:4 And the glory of
R	Tthe LORD came into the|house by the way of|the gate whose|prospect is toward|the east.|43:5 So the spirit took|me up, and brought me|into the inner court;|and, behold, the glory|of the LORD filled the|house.|43:6 And I heard him|speaking unto me out|of the house; and the
R	Tman stood by me.|43:7 And he said unto|me, Son of man, the|place of my throne,|and the place of the|soles of my feet,|where I will dwell in|the midst of the|children of Israel for|ever, and my holy|name, shall the house|of Israel no more|defile, neither they,|nor their kings, by
R	Ttheir whoredom, nor|by the carcases of|their kings in their|high places.|43:8 In their setting|of their threshold by|my thresholds, and|their post by my|posts, and the wall|between me and them,|they have even|defiled my holy name|by their abominations|that they have
R	Tcommitted: wherefore I|have consumed them in|mine anger.|43:9 Now let them put|away their whoredom,|and the carcases of|their kings, far from|me, and I will dwell in|the midst of them for|ever.|43:10 Thou son of|man, shew the house|to the house of|Israel, that they may
R	Tbe ashamed of their|iniquities: and let them|measure the pattern.|43:11 And if they be|ashamed of all that|they have done, shew|them the form of the|house, and the|fashion thereof, and|the goings out|thereof, and the|comings in thereof,|and all the forms|thereof, and all the
R	Tordinances thereof,|and all the forms|thereof, and all the|laws thereof: and|write it in their sight,|that they may keep|the whole form|thereof, and all the|ordinances thereof,|and do them.|43:12 This is the law|of the house; Upon|the top of the|mountain the whole limit
R	Tthereof round about|shall be most holy.|Behold, this is the law|of the house.|43:13 And these are|the measures of the|altar after the cubits:|The cubit is a cubit|and an hand breadth;|even the bottom shall|be a cubit, and the|breadth a cubit, and|the border thereof|by the edge thereof
R	Tround about shall be|a span: and this shall|be the higher place of|the altar.|43:14 And from the|bottom upon the|ground even to the|lower settle shall be|two cubits, and the|breadth one cubit; and|from the lesser settle|even to the greater|settle shall be four|cubits, and the
R	Tbreadth one cubit.|43:15 So the altar|shall be four cubits;|and from the altar|and upward shall be|four horns.|43:16 And the altar|shall be twelve cubits|long, twelve broad,|square in the four|squares thereof.|43:17 And the settle|shall be fourteen|cubits long and
R	Tfourteen broad in the|four squares thereof;|and the border about|it shall be half a cubit;|and the bottom|thereof shall be a|cubit about; and his|stairs shall look|toward the east.|43:18 And he said unto|me, Son of man, thus|saith the Lord GOD;|These are the|ordinances of the
R	Taltar in the day when|they shall make it, to|offer burnt offerings|thereon, and to|sprinkle blood|thereon.|43:19 And thou shalt|give to the priests the|Levites that be of the|seed of Zadok, which|approach unto me, to|minister unto me, saith|the Lord GOD, a young|bullock for a sin
R	Toffering.|43:20 And thou shalt|take of the blood|thereof, and put it on|the four horns of it,|and on the four|corners of the settle,|and upon the border|round about: thus|shalt thou cleanse|and purge it.|43:21 Thou shalt take|the bullock also of|the sin offering, and
R	The shall burn it in the|appointed place of the|house, without the|sanctuary.|43:22 And on the|second day thou shalt|offer a kid of the|goats without blemish|for a sin offering;|and they shall|cleanse the altar, as|they did cleanse it|with the bullock.|43:23 When thou hast
R	Tmade an end of|cleansing it, thou shalt|offer a young bullock|without blemish, and a|ram out of the flock|without blemish.|43:24 And thou shalt|offer them before the|LORD, and the priests|shall cast salt upon|them, and they shall|offer them up for a|burnt offering unto|the LORD.
R	T43:25 Seven days|shalt thou prepare|every day a goat for|a sin offering: they|shall also prepare a|young bullock, and a|ram out of the flock,|without blemish.|43:26 Seven days|shall they purge the|altar and purify it;|and they shall|consecrate|themselves.
R	T43:27 And when these|days are expired, it|shall be, that upon the|eighth day, and so|forward, the priests|shall make your burnt|offerings upon the|altar, and your peace|offerings; and I will|accept you, saith the|Lord GOD.||44:1 Then he brought|me back the way of
R	Tthe gate of the|outward sanctuary|which looketh toward|the east; and it was|shut.|44:2 Then said the|LORD unto me; This|gate shall be shut, it|shall not be opened,|and no man shall|enter in by it; because|the LORD, the God of|Israel, hath entered|in by it, therefore it
R	Tshall be shut.|44:3 It is for the|prince; the prince, he|shall sit in it to eat|bread before the|LORD; he shall enter|by the way of the|porch of that gate,|and shall go out by|the way of the same.|44:4 Then brought he|me the way of the|north gate before the|house: and I looked,
R	Tand, behold, the glory|of the LORD filled the|house of the LORD:|and I fell upon my|face.|44:5 And the LORD said|unto me, Son of man,|mark well, and behold|with thine eyes, and|hear with thine ears|all that I say unto|thee concerning all|the ordinances of the|house of the LORD,
R	Tand all the laws|thereof; and mark well|the entering in of the|house, with every|going forth of the|sanctuary.|44:6 And thou shalt|say to the rebellious,|even to the house of|Israel, Thus saith the|Lord GOD; O ye house|of Israel, let it|suffice you of all|your abominations,
R	T44:7 In that ye have|brought into my|sanctuary strangers,|uncircumcised in|heart, and|uncircumcised in flesh,|to be in my sanctuary,|to pollute it, even my|house, when ye offer|my bread, the fat and|the blood, and they|have broken my|covenant because of|all your abominations.
R	T44:8 And ye have not|kept the charge of|mine holy things: but|ye have set keepers|of my charge in my|sanctuary for|yourselves.|44:9 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; No|stranger,|uncircumcised in|heart, nor|uncircumcised in flesh,|shall enter into my
R	Tsanctuary, of any|stranger that is|among the children of|Israel.|44:10 And the Levites|that are gone away|far from me, when|Israel went astray,|which went astray|away from me after|their idols; they shall|even bear their|iniquity.|44:11 Yet they shall
R	Tbe ministers in my|sanctuary, having|charge at the gates|of the house, and|ministering to the|house: they shall slay|the burnt offering|and the sacrifice for|the people, and they|shall stand before|them to minister unto|them.|44:12 Because they|ministered unto them
R	Tbefore their idols, and|caused the house of|Israel to fall into|iniquity; therefore|have I lifted up mine|hand against them,|saith the Lord GOD,|and they shall bear|their iniquity.|44:13 And they shall|not come near unto|me, to do the office of|a priest unto me, nor|to come near to any
R	Tof my holy things, in|the most holy place:|but they shall bear|their shame, and their|abominations which|they have committed.|44:14 But I will make|them keepers of the|charge of the house,|for all the service|thereof, and for all|that shall be done|therein.|44:15 But the priests
R	Tthe Levites, the sons|of Zadok, that kept|the charge of my|sanctuary when the|children of Israel|went astray from me,|they shall come near|to me to minister unto|me, and they shall|stand before me to|offer unto me the fat|and the blood, saith|the Lord GOD:|44:16 They shall enter
R	Tinto my sanctuary, and|they shall come near|to my table, to minister|unto me, and they|shall keep my charge.|44:17 And it shall come|to pass, that when|they enter in at the|gates of the inner|court, they shall be|clothed with linen|garments; and no wool|shall come upon them,|whiles they minister in
R	Tthe gates of the inner|court, and within.|44:18 They shall have|linen bonnets upon|their heads, and shall|have linen breeches|upon their loins; they|shall not gird|themselves with any|thing that causeth|sweat.|44:19 And when they|go forth into the|utter court, even into
R	Tthe utter court to the|people, they shall put|off their garments|wherein they|ministered, and lay|them in the holy|chambers, and they|shall put on other|garments; and they|shall not sanctify the|people with their|garments.|44:20 Neither shall|they shave their
R	Theads, nor suffer|their locks to grow|long; they shall only|poll their heads.|44:21 Neither shall|any priest drink wine,|when they enter into|the inner court.|44:22 Neither shall|they take for their|wives a widow, nor her|that is put away: but|they shall take|maidens of the seed
R	Tof the house of|Israel, or a widow that|had a priest before.|44:23 And they shall|teach my people the|difference between|the holy and profane,|and cause them to|discern between the|unclean and the clean.|44:24 And in|controversy they|shall stand in|judgment; and they
R	Tshall judge it|according to my|judgments: and they|shall keep my laws and|my statutes in all mine|assemblies; and they|shall hallow my|sabbaths.|44:25 And they shall|come at no dead|person to defile|themselves: but for|father, or for mother,|or for son, or for
R	Tdaughter, for|brother, or for sister|that hath had no|husband, they may|defile themselves.|44:26 And after he is|cleansed, they shall|reckon unto him seven|days.|44:27 And in the day|that he goeth into the|sanctuary, unto the|inner court, to|minister in the
R	Tsanctuary, he shall|offer his sin offering,|saith the Lord GOD.|44:28 And it shall be|unto them for an|inheritance: I am their|inheritance: and ye|shall give them no|possession in Israel: I|am their possession.|44:29 They shall eat|the meat offering, and|the sin offering, and|the trespass offering:
R	Tand every dedicated|thing in Israel shall|be theirs.|44:30 And the first of|all the firstfruits of|all things, and every|oblation of all, of|every sort of your|oblations, shall be the|priest's: ye shall also|give unto the priest|the first of your|dough, that he may|cause the blessing to
R	Trest in thine house.|44:31 The priests|shall not eat of any|thing that is dead of|itself, or torn,|whether it be fowl or|beast.||45:1 Moreover, when|ye shall divide by lot|the land for|inheritance, ye shall|offer an oblation unto|the LORD, an holy
R	Tportion of the land:|the length shall be|the length of five and|twenty thousand|reeds, and the|breadth shall be ten|thousand. This shall|be holy in all the|borders thereof|round about.|45:2 Of this there|shall be for the|sanctuary five|hundred in length, with
R	Tfive hundred in|breadth, square|round about; and fifty|cubits round about|for the suburbs|thereof.|45:3 And of this|measure shalt thou|measure the length of|five and twenty|thousand, and the|breadth of ten|thousand: and in it|shall be the
R	Tsanctuary and the|most holy place.|45:4 The holy portion|of the land shall be|for the priests the|ministers of the|sanctuary, which shall|come near to minister|unto the LORD: and it|shall be a place for|their houses, and an|holy place for the|sanctuary.|45:5 And the five and
R	Ttwenty thousand of|length, and the ten|thousand of breadth|shall also the Levites,|the ministers of the|house, have for|themselves, for a|possession for twenty|chambers.|45:6 And ye shall|appoint the|possession of the city|five thousand broad,|and five and twenty
R	Tthousand long, over|against the oblation of|the holy portion: it|shall be for the whole|house of Israel.|45:7 And a portion|shall be for the|prince on the one side|and on the other side|of the oblation of the|holy portion, and of|the possession of the|city, before the|oblation of the holy
R	Tportion, and before|the possession of the|city, from the west|side westward, and|from the east side|eastward: and the|length shall be over|against one of the|portions, from the|west border unto the|east border.|45:8 In the land shall|be his possession in|Israel: and my princes
R	Tshall no more oppress|my people; and the|rest of the land shall|they give to the house|of Israel according to|their tribes.|45:9 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; Let it|suffice you, O princes|of Israel: remove|violence and spoil, and|execute judgment and|justice, take away|your exactions from
R	Tmy people, saith the|Lord GOD.|45:10 Ye shall have|just balances, and a|just ephah, and a|just bath.|45:11 The ephah and|the bath shall be of|one measure, that the|bath may contain the|tenth part of an|homer, and the ephah|the tenth part of an|homer: the measure
R	Tthereof shall be after|the homer.|45:12 And the shekel|shall be twenty|gerahs: twenty|shekels, five and|twenty shekels, fifteen|shekels, shall be your|maneh.|45:13 This is the|oblation that ye shall|offer; the sixth part|of an ephah of an|homer of wheat, and
R	Tye shall give the sixth|part of an ephah of|an homer of barley:|45:14 Concerning the|ordinance of oil, the|bath of oil, ye shall|offer the tenth part|of a bath out of the|cor, which is an homer|of ten baths; for ten|baths are an homer:|45:15 And one lamb|out of the flock, out|of two hundred, out of
R	Tthe fat pastures of|Israel; for a meat|offering, and for a|burnt offering, and|for peace offerings,|to make reconciliation|for them, saith the|Lord GOD.|45:16 All the people of|the land shall give|this oblation for the|prince in Israel.|45:17 And it shall be|the prince's part to
R	Tgive burnt offerings,|and meat offerings,|and drink offerings, in|the feasts, and in the|new moons, and in the|sabbaths, in all|solemnities of the|house of Israel: he|shall prepare the sin|offering, and the meat|offering, and the|burnt offering, and|the peace offerings,|to make reconciliation
R	Tfor the house of|Israel.|45:18 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; In the first|month, in the first day|of the month, thou|shalt take a young|bullock without blemish,|and cleanse the|sanctuary:|45:19 And the priest|shall take of the|blood of the sin|offering, and put it
R	Tupon the posts of the|house, and upon the|four corners of the|settle of the altar,|and upon the posts of|the gate of the inner|court.|45:20 And so thou|shalt do the seventh|day of the month for|every one that|erreth, and for him|that is simple: so shall|ye reconcile the
R	Thouse.|45:21 In the first|month, in the|fourteenth day of the|month, ye shall have|the passover, a feast|of seven days;|unleavened bread|shall be eaten.|45:22 And upon that|day shall the prince|prepare for himself|and for all the people|of the land a bullock
R	Tfor a sin offering.|45:23 And seven days|of the feast he shall|prepare a burnt|offering to the LORD,|seven bullocks and|seven rams without|blemish daily the|seven days; and a kid|of the goats daily for|a sin offering.|45:24 And he shall|prepare a meat|offering of an ephah
R	Tfor a bullock, and an|ephah for a ram, and|an hin of oil for an|ephah.|45:25 In the seventh|month, in the fifteenth|day of the month,|shall he do the like in|the feast of the|seven days, according|to the sin offering,|according to the|burnt offering, and|according to the meat
R	Toffering, and|according to the oil.||46:1 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; The gate of|the inner court that|looketh toward the|east shall be shut the|six working days; but|on the sabbath it shall|be opened, and in the|day of the new moon it|shall be opened.|46:2 And the prince
R	Tshall enter by the way|of the porch of that|gate without, and shall|stand by the post of|the gate, and the|priests shall prepare|his burnt offering and|his peace offerings,|and he shall worship|at the threshold of|the gate: then he shall|go forth; but the gate|shall not be shut until|the evening.
R	T46:3 Likewise the|people of the land|shall worship at the|door of this gate|before the LORD in|the sabbaths and in|the new moons.|46:4 And the burnt|offering that the|prince shall offer|unto the LORD in the|sabbath day shall be|six lambs without|blemish, and a ram
R	Twithout blemish.|46:5 And the meat|offering shall be an|ephah for a ram, and|the meat offering for|the lambs as he shall|be able to give, and|an hin of oil to an|ephah.|46:6 And in the day of|the new moon it shall|be a young bullock|without blemish, and|six lambs, and a ram:
R	Tthey shall be without|blemish.|46:7 And he shall|prepare a meat|offering, an ephah|for a bullock, and an|ephah for a ram, and|for the lambs|according as his hand|shall attain unto, and|an hin of oil to an|ephah.|46:8 And when the|prince shall enter, he
R	Tshall go in by the way|of the porch of that|gate, and he shall go|forth by the way|thereof.|46:9 But when the|people of the land|shall come before the|LORD in the solemn|feasts, he that|entereth in by the way|of the north gate to|worship shall go out|by the way of the
R	Tsouth gate; and he|that entereth by the|way of the south gate|shall go forth by the|way of the north gate:|he shall not return by|the way of the gate|whereby he came in,|but shall go forth|over against it.|46:10 And the prince|in the midst of them,|when they go in, shall|go in; and when they
R	Tgo forth, shall go|forth.|46:11 And in the|feasts and in the|solemnities the meat|offering shall be an|ephah to a bullock,|and an ephah to a|ram, and to the lambs|as he is able to give,|and an hin of oil to an|ephah.|46:12 Now when the|prince shall prepare
R	Ta voluntary burnt|offering or peace|offerings voluntarily|unto the LORD, one|shall then open him|the gate that looketh|toward the east, and|he shall prepare his|burnt offering and his|peace offerings, as|he did on the sabbath|day: then he shall go|forth; and after his|going forth one shall
R	Tshut the gate.|46:13 Thou shalt daily|prepare a burnt|offering unto the|LORD of a lamb of the|first year without|blemish: thou shalt|prepare it every|morning.|46:14 And thou shalt|prepare a meat|offering for it every|morning, the sixth part|of an ephah, and the
R	Tthird part of an hin of|oil, to temper with the|fine flour; a meat|offering continually|by a perpetual|ordinance unto the|LORD.|46:15 Thus shall they|prepare the lamb, and|the meat offering, and|the oil, every morning|for a continual burnt|offering.|46:16 Thus saith the
R	TLord GOD; If the|prince give a gift unto|any of his sons, the|inheritance thereof|shall be his sons'; it|shall be their|possession by|inheritance.|46:17 But if he give a|gift of his inheritance|to one of his|servants, then it shall|be his to the year of|liberty; after it shall
R	Treturn to the prince:|but his inheritance|shall be his sons' for|them.|46:18 Moreover the|prince shall not take|of the people's|inheritance by|oppression, to thrust|them out of their|possession; but he|shall give his sons|inheritance out of his|own possession: that
R	Tmy people be not|scattered every man|from his possession.|46:19 After he|brought me through|the entry, which was|at the side of the|gate, into the holy|chambers of the|priests, which looked|toward the north: and,|behold, there was a|place on the two sides|westward.
R	T46:20 Then said he|unto me, This is the|place where the|priests shall boil the|trespass offering and|the sin offering,|where they shall bake|the meat offering; that|they bear them not|out into the utter|court, to sanctify the|people.|46:21 Then he brought|me forth into the
R	Tutter court, and|caused me to pass by|the four corners of|the court; and, behold,|in every corner of|the court there was a|court.|46:22 In the four|corners of the court|there were courts|joined of forty cubits|long and thirty broad:|these four corners|were of one measure.
R	T46:23 And there was a|row of building round|about in them, round|about them four, and|it was made with boiling|places under the|rows round about.|46:24 Then said he|unto me, These are|the places of them|that boil, where the|ministers of the house|shall boil the sacrifice|of the people.
R	T47:1 Afterward he|brought me again unto|the door of the|house; and, behold,|waters issued out|from under the|threshold of the|house eastward: for|the forefront of the|house stood toward|the east, and the|waters came down|from under from the|right side of the
R	Thouse, at the south|side of the altar.|47:2 Then brought he|me out of the way of|the gate northward,|and led me about the|way without unto the|utter gate by the way|that looketh eastward;|and, behold, there ran|out waters on the|right side.|47:3 And when the man|that had the line in his
R	Thand went forth|eastward, he|measured a thousand|cubits, and he brought|me through the|waters; the waters|were to the ankles.|47:4 Again he|measured a thousand,|and brought me|through the waters;|the waters were to|the knees. Again he|measured a thousand,
R	Tand brought me|through; the waters|were to the loins.|47:5 Afterward he|measured a thousand;|and it was a river that|I could not pass over:|for the waters were|risen, waters to swim|in, a river that could|not be passed over.|47:6 And he said unto|me, Son of man, hast|thou seen this? Then
R	The brought me, and|caused me to return|to the brink of the|river.|47:7 Now when I had|returned, behold, at|the bank of the river|were very many trees|on the one side and|on the other.|47:8 Then said he unto|me, These waters|issue out toward the|east country, and go
R	Tdown into the desert,|and go into the sea:|which being brought|forth into the sea, the|waters shall be|healed.|47:9 And it shall come|to pass, that every|thing that liveth, which|moveth, whithersoever|the rivers shall come,|shall live: and there|shall be a very great|multitude of fish,
R	Tbecause these waters|shall come thither: for|they shall be healed;|and every thing shall|live whither the river|cometh.|47:10 And it shall come|to pass, that the|fishers shall stand|upon it from Engedi|even unto Eneglaim;|they shall be a place|to spread forth nets;|their fish shall be
R	Taccording to their|kinds, as the fish of|the great sea,|exceeding many.|47:11 But the miry|places thereof and|the marishes thereof|shall not be healed;|they shall be given to|salt.|47:12 And by the river|upon the bank|thereof, on this side|and on that side, shall
R	Tgrow all trees for|meat, whose leaf shall|not fade, neither shall|the fruit thereof be|consumed: it shall|bring forth new fruit|according to his|months, because their|waters they issued|out of the sanctuary:|and the fruit thereof|shall be for meat, and|the leaf thereof for|medicine.
R	T47:13 Thus saith the|Lord GOD; This shall|be the border,|whereby ye shall|inherit the land|according to the|twelve tribes of|Israel: Joseph shall|have two portions.|47:14 And ye shall|inherit it, one as well|as another:|concerning the which I|lifted up mine hand to
R	Tgive it unto your|fathers: and this land|shall fall unto you for|inheritance.|47:15 And this shall be|the border of the|land toward the north|side, from the great|sea, the way of|Hethlon, as men go to|Zedad;|47:16 Hamath,|Berothah, Sibraim,|which is between the
R	Tborder of Damascus|and the border of|Hamath; Hazarhatticon,|which is by the coast|of Hauran.|47:17 And the border|from the sea shall be|Hazarenan, the|border of Damascus,|and the north|northward, and the|border of Hamath. And|this is the north side.|47:18 And the east
R	Tside ye shall measure|from Hauran, and from|Damascus, and from|Gilead, and from the|land of Israel by|Jordan, from the|border unto the east|sea. And this is the|east side.|47:19 And the south|side southward, from|Tamar even to the|waters of strife in|Kadesh, the river to
R	Tthe great sea. And|this is the south side|southward.|47:20 The west side|also shall be the|great sea from the|border, till a man come|over against Hamath.|This is the west side.|47:21 So shall ye|divide this land unto|you according to the|tribes of Israel.|47:22 And it shall come
R	Tto pass, that ye shall|divide it by lot for an|inheritance unto you,|and to the strangers|that sojourn among|you, which shall beget|children among you:|and they shall be unto|you as born in the|country among the|children of Israel;|they shall have|inheritance with you|among the tribes of
R	TIsrael.|47:23 And it shall come|to pass, that in what|tribe the stranger|sojourneth, there|shall ye give him his|inheritance, saith the|Lord GOD.||48:1 Now these are|the names of the|tribes. From the north|end to the coast of|the way of Hethlon, as
R	Tone goeth to Hamath,|Hazarenan, the|border of Damascus|northward, to the|coast of Hamath; for|these are his sides|east and west; a|portion for Dan.|48:2 And by the|border of Dan, from|the east side unto the|west side, a portion|for Asher.|48:3 And by the
R	Tborder of Asher, from|the east side even|unto the west side, a|portion for Naphtali.|48:4 And by the|border of Naphtali,|from the east side|unto the west side, a|portion for Manasseh.|48:5 And by the|border of Manasseh,|from the east side|unto the west side, a|portion for Ephraim.
R	T48:6 And by the|border of Ephraim,|from the east side|even unto the west|side, a portion for|Reuben.|48:7 And by the|border of Reuben,|from the east side|unto the west side, a|portion for Judah.|48:8 And by the|border of Judah, from|the east side unto the
R	Twest side, shall be the|offering which ye|shall offer of five|and twenty thousand|reeds in breadth, and|in length as one of|the other parts, from|the east side unto the|west side: and the|sanctuary shall be in|the midst of it.|48:9 The oblation that|ye shall offer unto|the LORD shall be of
R	Tfive and twenty|thousand in length,|and of ten thousand|in breadth.|48:10 And for them,|even for the priests,|shall be this holy|oblation; toward the|north five and twenty|thousand in length,|and toward the west|ten thousand in|breadth, and toward|the east ten thousand
R	Tin breadth, and toward|the south five and|twenty thousand in|length: and the|sanctuary of the|LORD shall be in the|midst thereof.|48:11 It shall be for|the priests that are|sanctified of the sons|of Zadok; which have|kept my charge, which|went not astray when|the children of Israel
R	Twent astray, as the|Levites went astray.|48:12 And this oblation|of the land that is|offered shall be unto|them a thing most holy|by the border of the|Levites.|48:13 And over|against the border of|the priests the|Levites shall have|five and twenty|thousand in length,
R	Tand ten thousand in|breadth: all the length|shall be five and|twenty thousand, and|the breadth ten|thousand.|48:14 And they shall|not sell of it, neither|exchange, nor|alienate the|firstfruits of the land:|for it is holy unto the|LORD.|48:15 And the five
R	Tthousand, that are|left in the breadth|over against the five|and twenty thousand,|shall be a profane|place for the city, for|dwelling, and for|suburbs: and the city|shall be in the midst|thereof.|48:16 And these shall|be the measures|thereof; the north|side four thousand
R	Tand five hundred, and|the south side four|thousand and five|hundred, and on the|east side four|thousand and five|hundred, and the west|side four thousand|and five hundred.|48:17 And the suburbs|of the city shall be|toward the north two|hundred and fifty, and|toward the south two
R	Thundred and fifty, and|toward the east two|hundred and fifty, and|toward the west two|hundred and fifty.|48:18 And the residue|in length over against|the oblation of the|holy portion shall be|ten thousand|eastward, and ten|thousand westward:|and it shall be over|against the oblation of
R	Tthe holy portion; and|the increase thereof|shall be for food unto|them that serve the|city.|48:19 And they that|serve the city shall|serve it out of all the|tribes of Israel.|48:20 All the oblation|shall be five and|twenty thousand by|five and twenty|thousand: ye shall
R	Toffer the holy|oblation foursquare,|with the possession of|the city.|48:21 And the residue|shall be for the|prince, on the one|side and on the other|of the holy oblation,|and of the possession|of the city, over|against the five and|twenty thousand of|the oblation toward
R	Tthe east border, and|westward over against|the five and twenty|thousand toward the|west border, over|against the portions|for the prince: and it|shall be the holy|oblation; and the|sanctuary of the|house shall be in the|midst thereof.|48:22 Moreover from|the possession of the
R	TLevites, and from the|possession of the|city, being in the midst|of that which is the|prince's, between the|border of Judah and|the border of|Benjamin, shall be for|the prince.|48:23 As for the rest|of the tribes, from the|east side unto the|west side, Benjamin|shall have a portion.
R	T48:24 And by the|border of Benjamin,|from the east side|unto the west side,|Simeon shall have a|portion.|48:25 And by the|border of Simeon,|from the east side|unto the west side,|Issachar a portion.|48:26 And by the|border of Issachar,|from the east side
R	Tunto the west side,|Zebulun a portion.|48:27 And by the|border of Zebulun,|from the east side|unto the west side,|Gad a portion.|48:28 And by the|border of Gad, at the|south side southward,|the border shall be|even from Tamar unto|the waters of strife in|Kadesh, and to the
R	Triver toward the|great sea.|48:29 This is the land|which ye shall divide|by lot unto the tribes|of Israel for|inheritance, and these|are their portions,|saith the Lord GOD.|48:30 And these are|the goings out of the|city on the north side,|four thousand and|five hundred
R	Tmeasures.|48:31 And the gates|of the city shall be|after the names of|the tribes of Israel:|three gates|northward; one gate|of Reuben, one gate|of Judah, one gate of|Levi.|48:32 And at the east|side four thousand|and five hundred: and|three gates; and one
R	Tgate of Joseph, one|gate of Benjamin, one|gate of Dan.|48:33 And at the south|side four thousand|and five hundred|measures: and three|gates; one gate of|Simeon, one gate of|Issachar, one gate of|Zebulun.|48:34 At the west side|four thousand and|five hundred, with
R	Ttheir three gates; one|gate of Gad, one gate|of Asher, one gate of|Naphtali.|48:35 It was round|about eighteen|thousand measures:|and the name of the|city from that day|shall be, The LORD is|there.
R	K2;The Book of Daniel	T||1:1 In the third year|of the reign of|Jehoiakim king of|Judah came|Nebuchadnezzar king|of Babylon unto|Jerusalem, and|besieged it.|1:2 And the Lord gave|Jehoiakim king of|Judah into his hand,|with part of the
R	Tvessels of the house|of God: which he|carried into the land|of Shinar to the|house of his god; and|he brought the|vessels into the|treasure house of his|god.|1:3 And the king spake|unto Ashpenaz the|master of his|eunuchs, that he|should bring certain
R	Tof the children of|Israel, and of the|king's seed, and of the|princes;|1:4 Children in whom|was no blemish, but|well favoured, and|skilful in all wisdom,|and cunning in|knowledge, and|understanding|science, and such as|had ability in them to|stand in the king's
R	Tpalace, and whom they|might teach the|learning and the|tongue of the|Chaldeans.|1:5 And the king|appointed them a daily|provision of the king's|meat, and of the wine|which he drank: so|nourishing them three|years, that at the end|thereof they might|stand before the king.
R	T1:6 Now among these|were of the children|of Judah, Daniel,|Hananiah, Mishael, and|Azariah:|1:7 Unto whom the|prince of the eunuchs|gave names: for he|gave unto Daniel the|name of Belteshazzar;|and to Hananiah, of|Shadrach; and to|Mishael, of Meshach;|and to Azariah, of
R	TAbednego.|1:8 But Daniel|purposed in his heart|that he would not|defile himself with the|portion of the king's|meat, nor with the wine|which he drank:|therefore he|requested of the|prince of the eunuchs|that he might not|defile himself.|1:9 Now God had
R	Tbrought Daniel into|favour and tender|love with the prince of|the eunuchs.|1:10 And the prince of|the eunuchs said unto|Daniel, I fear my lord|the king, who hath|appointed your meat|and your drink: for|why should he see|your faces worse|liking than the|children which are of
R	Tyour sort? then shall|ye make me endanger|my head to the king.|1:11 Then said Daniel|to Melzar, whom the|prince of the eunuchs|had set over Daniel,|Hananiah, Mishael, and|Azariah,|1:12 Prove thy|servants, I beseech|thee, ten days; and let|them give us pulse to|eat, and water to
R	Tdrink.|1:13 Then let our|countenances be|looked upon before|thee, and the|countenance of the|children that eat of|the portion of the|king's meat: and as|thou seest, deal with|thy servants.|1:14 So he consented|to them in this matter,|and proved them ten
R	Tdays.|1:15 And at the end of|ten days their|countenances|appeared fairer and|fatter in flesh than|all the children which|did eat the portion of|the king's meat.|1:16 Thus Melzar took|away the portion of|their meat, and the|wine that they should|drink; and gave them
R	Tpulse.|1:17 As for these|four children, God|gave them knowledge|and skill in all learning|and wisdom: and Daniel|had understanding in|all visions and dreams.|1:18 Now at the end of|the days that the king|had said he should|bring them in, then the|prince of the eunuchs|brought them in
R	Tbefore|Nebuchadnezzar.|1:19 And the king|communed with them;|and among them all|was found none like|Daniel, Hananiah,|Mishael, and Azariah:|therefore stood they|before the king.|1:20 And in all matters|of wisdom and|understanding, that|the king enquired of
R	Tthem, he found them|ten times better than|all the magicians and|astrologers that were|in all his realm.|1:21 And Daniel|continued even unto|the first year of king|Cyrus.||2:1 And in the second|year of the reign of|Nebuchadnezzar|Nebuchadnezzar
R	Tdreamed dreams,|wherewith his spirit|was troubled, and his|sleep brake from him.|2:2 Then the king|commanded to call the|magicians, and the|astrologers, and the|sorcerers, and the|Chaldeans, for to|shew the king his|dreams. So they came|and stood before the|king.
R	T2:3 And the king said|unto them, I have|dreamed a dream, and|my spirit was troubled|to know the dream.|2:4 Then spake the|Chaldeans to the king|in Syriack, O king, live|for ever: tell thy|servants the dream,|and we will shew the|interpretation.|2:5 The king answered|and said to the
R	TChaldeans, The thing|is gone from me: if ye|will not make known|unto me the dream,|with the interpretation|thereof, ye shall be|cut in pieces, and|your houses shall be|made a dunghill.|2:6 But if ye shew the|dream, and the|interpretation|thereof, ye shall|receive of me gifts
R	Tand rewards and|great honour:|therefore shew me|the dream, and the|interpretation|thereof.|2:7 They answered|again and said, Let the|king tell his servants|the dream, and we will|shew the|interpretation of it.|2:8 The king answered|and said, I know of
R	Tcertainty that ye|would gain the time,|because ye see the|thing is gone from me.|2:9 But if ye will not|make known unto me|the dream, there is|but one decree for|you: for ye have|prepared lying and|corrupt words to|speak before me, till|the time be changed:|therefore tell me the
R	Tdream, and I shall|know that ye can shew|me the interpretation|thereof.|2:10 The Chaldeans|answered before the|king, and said, There|is not a man upon the|earth that can shew|the king's matter:|therefore there is no|king, lord, nor ruler,|that asked such|things at any magician,
R	Tor astrologer, or|Chaldean.|2:11 And it is a rare|thing that the king|requireth, and there|is none other that can|shew it before the|king, except the gods,|whose dwelling is not|with flesh.|2:12 For this cause|the king was angry|and very furious, and|commanded to destroy
R	Tall the wise men of|Babylon.|2:13 And the decree|went forth that the|wise men should be|slain; and they sought|Daniel and his fellows|to be slain.|2:14 Then Daniel|answered with counsel|and wisdom to Arioch|the captain of the|king's guard, which|was gone forth to
R	Tslay the wise men of|Babylon:|2:15 He answered and|said to Arioch the|king's captain, Why is|the decree so hasty|from the king? Then|Arioch made the thing|known to Daniel.|2:16 Then Daniel went|in, and desired of the|king that he would give|him time, and that he|would shew the king
R	Tthe interpretation.|2:17 Then Daniel went|to his house, and made|the thing known to|Hananiah, Mishael, and|Azariah, his|companions:|2:18 That they would|desire mercies of the|God of heaven|concerning this|secret; that Daniel|and his fellows should|not perish with the
R	Trest of the wise men|of Babylon.|2:19 Then was the|secret revealed unto|Daniel in a night vision.|Then Daniel blessed|the God of heaven.|2:20 Daniel answered|and said, Blessed be|the name of God for|ever and ever: for|wisdom and might are|his:|2:21 And he changeth
R	Tthe times and the|seasons: he removeth|kings, and setteth up|kings: he giveth wisdom|unto the wise, and|knowledge to them that|know understanding:|2:22 He revealeth the|deep and secret|things: he knoweth|what is in the|darkness, and the|light dwelleth with him.|2:23 I thank thee, and
R	Tpraise thee, O thou|God of my fathers,|who hast given me|wisdom and might, and|hast made known unto|me now what we|desired of thee: for|thou hast now made|known unto us the|king's matter.|2:24 Therefore Daniel|went in unto Arioch,|whom the king had|ordained to destroy
R	Tthe wise men of|Babylon: he went and|said thus unto him;|Destroy not the wise|men of Babylon: bring|me in before the king,|and I will shew unto|the king the|interpretation.|2:25 Then Arioch|brought in Daniel|before the king in|haste, and said thus|unto him, I have found
R	Ta man of the captives|of Judah, that will|make known unto the|king the|interpretation.|2:26 The king|answered and said to|Daniel, whose name|was Belteshazzar, Art|thou able to make|known unto me the|dream which I have|seen, and the|interpretation
R	Tthereof?|2:27 Daniel answered|in the presence of|the king, and said, The|secret which the king|hath demanded cannot|the wise men, the|astrologers, the|magicians, the|soothsayers, shew|unto the king;|2:28 But there is a|God in heaven that|revealeth secrets,
R	Tand maketh known to|the king|Nebuchadnezzar what|shall be in the latter|days. Thy dream, and|the visions of thy|head upon thy bed,|are these;|2:29 As for thee, O|king, thy thoughts|came into thy mind|upon thy bed, what|should come to pass|hereafter: and he
R	Tthat revealeth|secrets maketh known|to thee what shall|come to pass.|2:30 But as for me,|this secret is not|revealed to me for|any wisdom that I have|more than any living,|but for their sakes|that shall make known|the interpretation to|the king, and that thou|mightest know the
R	Tthoughts of thy heart.|2:31 Thou, O king,|sawest, and behold a|great image. This|great image, whose|brightness was|excellent, stood|before thee; and the|form thereof was|terrible.|2:32 This image's head|was of fine gold, his|breast and his arms|of silver, his belly and
R	This thighs of brass,|2:33 His legs of iron,|his feet part of iron|and part of clay.|2:34 Thou sawest till|that a stone was cut|out without hands,|which smote the image|upon his feet that|were of iron and clay,|and brake them to|pieces.|2:35 Then was the|iron, the clay, the
R	Tbrass, the silver, and|the gold, broken to|pieces together, and|became like the chaff|of the summer|threshingfloors; and|the wind carried them|away, that no place|was found for them:|and the stone that|smote the image|became a great|mountain, and filled|the whole earth.
R	T2:36 This is the dream;|and we will tell the|interpretation thereof|before the king.|2:37 Thou, O king, art|a king of kings: for|the God of heaven|hath given thee a|kingdom, power, and|strength, and glory.|2:38 And wheresoever|the children of men|dwell, the beasts of|the field and the fowls
R	Tof the heaven hath he|given into thine hand,|and hath made thee|ruler over them all.|Thou art this head of|gold.|2:39 And after thee|shall arise another|kingdom inferior to|thee, and another|third kingdom of|brass, which shall|bear rule over all the|earth.
R	T2:40 And the fourth|kingdom shall be|strong as iron:|forasmuch as iron|breaketh in pieces|and subdueth all|things: and as iron|that breaketh all|these, shall it break in|pieces and bruise.|2:41 And whereas thou|sawest the feet and|toes, part of potters'|clay, and part of iron,
R	Tthe kingdom shall be|divided; but there|shall be in it of the|strength of the iron,|forasmuch as thou|sawest the iron mixed|with miry clay.|2:42 And as the toes|of the feet were part|of iron, and part of|clay, so the kingdom|shall be partly|strong, and partly|broken.
R	T2:43 And whereas thou|sawest iron mixed with|miry clay, they shall|mingle themselves with|the seed of men: but|they shall not cleave|one to another, even|as iron is not mixed|with clay.|2:44 And in the days|of these kings shall|the God of heaven set|up a kingdom, which|shall never be
R	Tdestroyed: and the|kingdom shall not be|left to other people,|but it shall break in|pieces and consume|all these kingdoms,|and it shall stand for|ever.|2:45 Forasmuch as|thou sawest that the|stone was cut out of|the mountain without|hands, and that it|brake in pieces the
R	Tiron, the brass, the|clay, the silver, and|the gold; the great|God hath made known|to the king what shall|come to pass|hereafter: and the|dream is certain, and|the interpretation|thereof sure.|2:46 Then the king|Nebuchadnezzar fell|upon his face, and|worshipped Daniel, and
R	Tcommanded that they|should offer an|oblation and sweet|odours unto him.|2:47 The king|answered unto Daniel,|and said, Of a truth it|is, that your God is a|God of gods, and a|Lord of kings, and a|revealer of secrets,|seeing thou couldest|reveal this secret.|2:48 Then the king
R	Tmade Daniel a great|man, and gave him|many great gifts, and|made him ruler over|the whole province of|Babylon, and chief of|the governors over|all the wise men of|Babylon.|2:49 Then Daniel|requested of the king,|and he set Shadrach,|Meshach, and|Abednego, over the
R	Taffairs of the|province of Babylon:|but Daniel sat in the|gate of the king.||3:1 Nebuchadnezzar|the king made an image|of gold, whose height|was threescore|cubits, and the|breadth thereof six|cubits: he set it up in|the plain of Dura, in|the province of
R	TBabylon.|3:2 Then|Nebuchadnezzar the|king sent to gather|together the princes,|the governors, and|the captains, the|judges, the|treasurers, the|counsellors, the|sheriffs, and all the|rulers of the|provinces, to come to|the dedication of the
R	Timage which|Nebuchadnezzar the|king had set up.|3:3 Then the princes,|the governors, and|captains, the judges,|the treasurers, the|counsellors, the|sheriffs, and all the|rulers of the|provinces, were|gathered together|unto the dedication of|the image that
R	TNebuchadnezzar the|king had set up; and|they stood before the|image that|Nebuchadnezzar had|set up.|3:4 Then an herald|cried aloud, To you it|is commanded, O|people, nations, and|languages,|3:5 That at what time|ye hear the sound of|the cornet, flute,
R	Tharp, sackbut,|psaltery, dulcimer, and|all kinds of musick, ye|fall down and worship|the golden image that|Nebuchadnezzar the|king hath set up:|3:6 And whoso falleth|not down and|worshippeth shall the|same hour be cast|into the midst of a|burning fiery furnace.|3:7 Therefore at that
R	Ttime, when all the|people heard the|sound of the cornet,|flute, harp, sackbut,|psaltery, and all kinds|of musick, all the|people, the nations,|and the languages,|fell down and|worshipped the golden|image that|Nebuchadnezzar the|king had set up.|3:8 Wherefore at that
R	Ttime certain Chaldeans|came near, and|accused the Jews.|3:9 They spake and|said to the king|Nebuchadnezzar, O|king, live for ever.|3:10 Thou, O king, hast|made a decree, that|every man that shall|hear the sound of the|cornet, flute, harp,|sackbut, psaltery, and|dulcimer, and all kinds
R	Tof musick, shall fall|down and worship the|golden image:|3:11 And whoso falleth|not down and|worshippeth, that he|should be cast into|the midst of a burning|fiery furnace.|3:12 There are|certain Jews whom|thou hast set over|the affairs of the|province of Babylon,
R	TShadrach, Meshach,|and Abednego; these|men, O king, have not|regarded thee: they|serve not thy gods,|nor worship the|golden image which|thou hast set up.|3:13 Then|Nebuchadnezzar in his|rage and fury|commanded to bring|Shadrach, Meshach,|and Abednego. Then
R	Tthey brought these|men before the king.|3:14 Nebuchadnezzar|spake and said unto|them, Is it true, O|Shadrach, Meshach,|and Abednego, do not|ye serve my gods, nor|worship the golden|image which I have set|up?|3:15 Now if ye be|ready that at what|time ye hear the
R	Tsound of the cornet,|flute, harp, sackbut,|psaltery, and dulcimer,|and all kinds of|musick, ye fall down|and worship the image|which I have made;|well: but if ye worship|not, ye shall be cast|the same hour into the|midst of a burning|fiery furnace; and|who is that God that|shall deliver you out
R	Tof my hands?|3:16 Shadrach,|Meshach, and|Abednego, answered|and said to the king, O|Nebuchadnezzar, we|are not careful to|answer thee in this|matter.|3:17 If it be so, our|God whom we serve is|able to deliver us|from the burning fiery|furnace, and he will
R	Tdeliver us out of thine|hand, O king.|3:18 But if not, be it|known unto thee, O|king, that we will not|serve thy gods, nor|worship the golden|image which thou hast|set up.|3:19 Then was|Nebuchadnezzar full|of fury, and the form|of his visage was|changed against
R	TShadrach, Meshach,|and Abednego:|therefore he spake,|and commanded that|they should heat the|furnace one seven|times more than it was|wont to be heated.|3:20 And he|commanded the most|mighty men that were|in his army to bind|Shadrach, Meshach,|and Abednego, and to
R	Tcast them into the|burning fiery furnace.|3:21 Then these men|were bound in their|coats, their hosen,|and their hats, and|their other garments,|and were cast into the|midst of the burning|fiery furnace.|3:22 Therefore|because the king's|commandment was|urgent, and the
R	Tfurnace exceeding|hot, the flames of the|fire slew those men|that took up|Shadrach, Meshach,|and Abednego.|3:23 And these three|men, Shadrach,|Meshach, and|Abednego, fell down|bound into the midst|of the burning fiery|furnace.|3:24 Then
R	TNebuchadnezzar the|king was astonied, and|rose up in haste, and|spake, and said unto|his counsellors, Did|not we cast three men|bound into the midst|of the fire? They|answered and said|unto the king, True, O|king.|3:25 He answered and|said, Lo, I see four|men loose, walking in
R	Tthe midst of the fire,|and they have no|hurt; and the form of|the fourth is like the|Son of God.|3:26 Then|Nebuchadnezzar came|near to the mouth of|the burning fiery|furnace, and spake,|and said, Shadrach,|Meshach, and|Abednego, ye|servants of the most
R	Thigh God, come forth,|and come hither. Then|Shadrach, Meshach,|and Abednego, came|forth of the midst of|the fire.|3:27 And the princes,|governors, and|captains, and the|king's counsellors,|being gathered|together, saw these|men, upon whose|bodies the fire had no
R	Tpower, nor was an|hair of their head|singed, neither were|their coats changed,|nor the smell of fire|had passed on them.|3:28 Then|Nebuchadnezzar|spake, and said,|Blessed be the God of|Shadrach, Meshach,|and Abednego, who|hath sent his angel,|and delivered his
R	Tservants that trusted|in him, and have|changed the king's|word, and yielded|their bodies, that they|might not serve nor|worship any god,|except their own God.|3:29 Therefore I make|a decree, That every|people, nation, and|language, which speak|any thing amiss|against the God of
R	TShadrach, Meshach,|and Abednego, shall|be cut in pieces, and|their houses shall be|made a dunghill:|because there is no|other God that can|deliver after this|sort.|3:30 Then the king|promoted Shadrach,|Meshach, and|Abednego, in the|province of Babylon.
R	T4:1 Nebuchadnezzar|the king, unto all|people, nations, and|languages, that dwell|in all the earth; Peace|be multiplied unto you.|4:2 I thought it good|to shew the signs and|wonders that the high|God hath wrought|toward me.|4:3 How great are his|signs! and how mighty|are his wonders! his
R	Tkingdom is an|everlasting kingdom,|and his dominion is|from generation to|generation.|4:4 I Nebuchadnezzar|was at rest in mine|house, and flourishing|in my palace:|4:5 I saw a dream|which made me afraid,|and the thoughts upon|my bed and the visions|of my head troubled
R	Tme.|4:6 Therefore made I|a decree to bring in|all the wise men of|Babylon before me,|that they might make|known unto me the|interpretation of the|dream.|4:7 Then came in the|magicians, the|astrologers, the|Chaldeans, and the|soothsayers: and I
R	Ttold the dream before|them; but they did not|make known unto me|the interpretation|thereof.|4:8 But at the last|Daniel came in before|me, whose name was|Belteshazzar,|according to the name|of my God, and in whom|is the spirit of the|holy gods: and before|him I told the dream,
R	Tsaying,|4:9 O Belteshazzar,|master of the|magicians, because I|know that the spirit of|the holy gods is in|thee, and no secret|troubleth thee, tell me|the visions of my|dream that I have|seen, and the|interpretation|thereof.|4:10 Thus were the
R	Tvisions of mine head in|my bed; I saw, and|behold a tree in the|midst of the earth,|and the height|thereof was great.|4:11 The tree grew,|and was strong, and|the height thereof|reached unto heaven,|and the sight thereof|to the end of all the|earth:|4:12 The leaves
R	Tthereof were fair, and|the fruit thereof|much, and in it was|meat for all: the|beasts of the field|had shadow under it,|and the fowls of the|heaven dwelt in the|boughs thereof, and|all flesh was fed of it.|4:13 I saw in the|visions of my head|upon my bed, and,|behold, a watcher and
R	Tan holy one came|down from heaven;|4:14 He cried aloud,|and said thus, Hew|down the tree, and cut|off his branches,|shake off his leaves,|and scatter his fruit:|let the beasts get|away from under it,|and the fowls from his|branches:|4:15 Nevertheless|leave the stump of his
R	Troots in the earth,|even with a band of|iron and brass, in the|tender grass of the|field; and let it be wet|with the dew of|heaven, and let his|portion be with the|beasts in the grass|of the earth:|4:16 Let his heart be|changed from man's,|and let a beast's|heart be given unto
R	Thim; and let seven|times pass over him.|4:17 This matter is by|the decree of the|watchers, and the|demand by the word|of the holy ones: to|the intent that the|living may know that|the most High ruleth in|the kingdom of men,|and giveth it to|whomsoever he will,|and setteth up over it
R	Tthe basest of men.|4:18 This dream I king|Nebuchadnezzar have|seen. Now thou, O|Belteshazzar, declare|the interpretation|thereof, forasmuch as|all the wise men of my|kingdom are not able|to make known unto me|the interpretation: but|thou art able; for the|spirit of the holy gods|is in thee.
R	T4:19 Then Daniel,|whose name was|Belteshazzar, was|astonied for one|hour, and his thoughts|troubled him. The king|spake, and said,|Belteshazzar, let not|the dream, or the|interpretation|thereof, trouble thee.|Belteshazzar|answered and said, My|lord, the dream be to
R	Tthem that hate thee,|and the interpretation|thereof to thine|enemies.|4:20 The tree that|thou sawest, which|grew, and was strong,|whose height reached|unto the heaven, and|the sight thereof to|all the earth;|4:21 Whose leaves|were fair, and the|fruit thereof much,
R	Tand in it was meat for|all; under which the|beasts of the field|dwelt, and upon whose|branches the fowls of|the heaven had their|habitation:|4:22 It is thou, O king,|that art grown and|become strong: for|thy greatness is|grown, and reacheth|unto heaven, and thy|dominion to the end of
R	Tthe earth.|4:23 And whereas the|king saw a watcher|and an holy one|coming down from|heaven, and saying,|Hew the tree down,|and destroy it; yet|leave the stump of the|roots thereof in the|earth, even with a|band of iron and|brass, in the tender|grass of the field;
R	Tand let it be wet with|the dew of heaven,|and let his portion be|with the beasts of the|field, till seven times|pass over him;|4:24 This is the|interpretation, O king,|and this is the decree|of the most High, which|is come upon my lord|the king:|4:25 That they shall|drive thee from men,
R	Tand thy dwelling shall|be with the beasts of|the field, and they|shall make thee to eat|grass as oxen, and|they shall wet thee|with the dew of|heaven, and seven|times shall pass over|thee, till thou know|that the most High|ruleth in the kingdom|of men, and giveth it|to whomsoever he will.
R	T4:26 And whereas they|commanded to leave|the stump of the tree|roots; thy kingdom|shall be sure unto|thee, after that thou|shalt have known that|the heavens do rule.|4:27 Wherefore, O king,|let my counsel be|acceptable unto thee,|and break off thy|sins by righteousness,|and thine iniquities by
R	Tshewing mercy to the|poor; if it may be a|lengthening of thy|tranquillity.|4:28 All this came upon|the king|Nebuchadnezzar.|4:29 At the end of|twelve months he|walked in the palace|of the kingdom of|Babylon.|4:30 The king spake,|and said, Is not this
R	Tgreat Babylon, that I|have built for the|house of the kingdom|by the might of my|power, and for the|honour of my|majesty?|4:31 While the word|was in the king's|mouth, there fell a|voice from heaven,|saying, O king|Nebuchadnezzar, to|thee it is spoken; The
R	Tkingdom is departed|from thee.|4:32 And they shall|drive thee from men,|and thy dwelling shall|be with the beasts of|the field: they shall|make thee to eat|grass as oxen, and|seven times shall pass|over thee, until thou|know that the most|High ruleth in the|kingdom of men, and
R	Tgiveth it to|whomsoever he will.|4:33 The same hour|was the thing fulfilled|upon Nebuchadnezzar:|and he was driven|from men, and did eat|grass as oxen, and|his body was wet with|the dew of heaven, till|his hairs were grown|like eagles' feathers,|and his nails like|birds' claws.
R	T4:34 And at the end of|the days I|Nebuchadnezzar lifted|up mine eyes unto|heaven, and mine|understanding|returned unto me, and|I blessed the most|High, and I praised|and honoured him that|liveth for ever, whose|dominion is an|everlasting dominion,|and his kingdom is
R	Tfrom generation to|generation:|4:35 And all the|inhabitants of the|earth are reputed as|nothing: and he doeth|according to his will in|the army of heaven,|and among the|inhabitants of the|earth: and none can|stay his hand, or say|unto him, What doest|thou?
R	T4:36 At the same time|my reason returned|unto me; and for the|glory of my kingdom,|mine honour and|brightness returned|unto me; and my|counsellors and my|lords sought unto me;|and I was established|in my kingdom, and|excellent majesty was|added unto me.|4:37 Now I
R	TNebuchadnezzar|praise and extol and|honour the King of|heaven, all whose|works are truth, and|his ways judgment:|and those that walk in|pride he is able to|abase.||5:1 Belshazzar the|king made a great|feast to a thousand|of his lords, and
R	Tdrank wine before the|thousand.|5:2 Belshazzar, whiles|he tasted the wine,|commanded to bring|the golden and silver|vessels which his|father|Nebuchadnezzar had|taken out of the|temple which was in|Jerusalem; that the|king, and his princes,|his wives, and his
R	Tconcubines, might|drink therein.|5:3 Then they brought|the golden vessels|that were taken out of|the temple of the|house of God which|was at Jerusalem; and|the king, and his|princes, his wives, and|his concubines, drank|in them.|5:4 They drank wine,|and praised the gods
R	Tof gold, and of silver,|of brass, of iron, of|wood, and of stone.|5:5 In the same hour|came forth fingers of|a man's hand, and|wrote over against|the candlestick upon|the plaister of the|wall of the king's|palace: and the king|saw the part of the|hand that wrote.|5:6 Then the king's
R	Tcountenance was|changed, and his|thoughts troubled him,|so that the joints of|his loins were loosed,|and his knees smote|one against another.|5:7 The king cried|aloud to bring in the|astrologers, the|Chaldeans, and the|soothsayers. And the|king spake, and said to|the wise men of
R	TBabylon, Whosoever|shall read this writing,|and shew me the|interpretation|thereof, shall be|clothed with scarlet,|and have a chain of|gold about his neck,|and shall be the third|ruler in the kingdom.|5:8 Then came in all|the king's wise men:|but they could not|read the writing, nor
R	Tmake known to the king|the interpretation|thereof.|5:9 Then was king|Belshazzar greatly|troubled, and his|countenance was|changed in him, and his|lords were astonied.|5:10 Now the queen by|reason of the words|of the king and his|lords came into the|banquet house: and
R	Tthe queen spake and|said, O king, live for|ever: let not thy|thoughts trouble thee,|nor let thy|countenance be|changed:|5:11 There is a man in|thy kingdom, in whom is|the spirit of the holy|gods; and in the days|of thy father light|and understanding|and wisdom, like the
R	Twisdom of the gods,|was found in him; whom|the king|Nebuchadnezzar thy|father, the king, I say,|thy father, made|master of the|magicians,|astrologers,|Chaldeans, and|soothsayers;|5:12 Forasmuch as an|excellent spirit, and|knowledge, and
R	Tunderstanding,|interpreting of|dreams, and shewing|of hard sentences,|and dissolving of|doubts, were found in|the same Daniel, whom|the king named|Belteshazzar: now let|Daniel be called, and|he will shew the|interpretation.|5:13 Then was Daniel|brought in before the
R	Tking. And the king|spake and said unto|Daniel, Art thou that|Daniel, which art of|the children of the|captivity of Judah,|whom the king my|father brought out of|Jewry?|5:14 I have even|heard of thee, that|the spirit of the gods|is in thee, and that|light and
R	Tunderstanding and|excellent wisdom is|found in thee.|5:15 And now the wise|men, the astrologers,|have been brought in|before me, that they|should read this|writing, and make|known unto me the|interpretation|thereof: but they|could not shew the|interpretation of the
R	Tthing:|5:16 And I have heard|of thee, that thou|canst make|interpretations, and|dissolve doubts: now if|thou canst read the|writing, and make|known to me the|interpretation|thereof, thou shalt be|clothed with scarlet,|and have a chain of|gold about thy neck,
R	Tand shalt be the third|ruler in the kingdom.|5:17 Then Daniel|answered and said|before the king, Let|thy gifts be to|thyself, and give thy|rewards to another;|yet I will read the|writing unto the king,|and make known to him|the interpretation.|5:18 O thou king, the|most high God gave
R	TNebuchadnezzar thy|father a kingdom, and|majesty, and glory,|and honour:|5:19 And for the|majesty that he gave|him, all people, nations,|and languages,|trembled and feared|before him: whom he|would he slew; and|whom he would he kept|alive; and whom he|would he set up; and
R	Twhom he would he put|down.|5:20 But when his|heart was lifted up,|and his mind hardened|in pride, he was|deposed from his|kingly throne, and|they took his glory|from him:|5:21 And he was|driven from the sons|of men; and his heart|was made like the
R	Tbeasts, and his|dwelling was with the|wild asses: they fed|him with grass like|oxen, and his body|was wet with the dew|of heaven; till he knew|that the most high God|ruled in the kingdom|of men, and that he|appointeth over it|whomsoever he will.|5:22 And thou his son,|O Belshazzar, hast
R	Tnot humbled thine|heart, though thou|knewest all this;|5:23 But hast lifted up|thyself against the|Lord of heaven; and|they have brought the|vessels of his house|before thee, and thou,|and thy lords, thy|wives, and thy|concubines, have|drunk wine in them;|and thou hast praised
R	Tthe gods of silver,|and gold, of brass,|iron, wood, and stone,|which see not, nor|hear, nor know: and|the God in whose hand|thy breath is, and|whose are all thy|ways, hast thou not|glorified:|5:24 Then was the|part of the hand sent|from him; and this|writing was written.
R	T5:25 And this is the|writing that was|written, MENE, MENE,|TEKEL, UPHARSIN.|5:26 This is the|interpretation of the|thing: MENE; God hath|numbered thy kingdom,|and finished it.|5:27 TEKEL; Thou art|weighed in the|balances, and art|found wanting.|5:28 PERES; Thy
R	Tkingdom is divided, and|given to the Medes|and Persians.|5:29 Then commanded|Belshazzar, and they|clothed Daniel with|scarlet, and put a|chain of gold about|his neck, and made a|proclamation|concerning him, that|he should be the third|ruler in the kingdom.|5:30 In that night was
R	TBelshazzar the king|of the Chaldeans|slain.|5:31 And Darius the|Median took the|kingdom, being about|threescore and two|years old.||6:1 It pleased Darius|to set over the|kingdom an hundred|and twenty princes,|which should be over
R	Tthe whole kingdom;|6:2 And over these|three presidents; of|whom Daniel was first:|that the princes might|give accounts unto|them, and the king|should have no|damage.|6:3 Then this Daniel|was preferred above|the presidents and|princes, because an|excellent spirit was in
R	Thim; and the king|thought to set him|over the whole realm.|6:4 Then the|presidents and|princes sought to find|occasion against|Daniel concerning the|kingdom; but they|could find none|occasion nor fault;|forasmuch as he was|faithful, neither was|there any error or
R	Tfault found in him.|6:5 Then said these|men, We shall not find|any occasion against|this Daniel, except we|find it against him|concerning the law of|his God.|6:6 Then these|presidents and|princes assembled|together to the king,|and said thus unto him,|King Darius, live for
R	Tever.|6:7 All the presidents|of the kingdom, the|governors, and the|princes, the|counsellors, and the|captains, have|consulted together to|establish a royal|statute, and to make a|firm decree, that|whosoever shall ask a|petition of any God or|man for thirty days,
R	Tsave of thee, O king,|he shall be cast into|the den of lions.|6:8 Now, O king,|establish the decree,|and sign the writing,|that it be not changed,|according to the law|of the Medes and|Persians, which|altereth not.|6:9 Wherefore king|Darius signed the|writing and the
R	Tdecree.|6:10 Now when Daniel|knew that the writing|was signed, he went|into his house; and his|windows being open in|his chamber toward|Jerusalem, he kneeled|upon his knees three|times a day, and|prayed, and gave|thanks before his God,|as he did aforetime.|6:11 Then these men
R	Tassembled, and found|Daniel praying and|making supplication|before his God.|6:12 Then they came|near, and spake|before the king|concerning the king's|decree; Hast thou not|signed a decree, that|every man that shall|ask a petition of any|God or man within|thirty days, save of
R	Tthee, O king, shall be|cast into the den of|lions? The king|answered and said,|The thing is true,|according to the law|of the Medes and|Persians, which|altereth not.|6:13 Then answered|they and said before|the king, That Daniel,|which is of the|children of the
R	Tcaptivity of Judah,|regardeth not thee, O|king, nor the decree|that thou hast signed,|but maketh his petition|three times a day.|6:14 Then the king,|when he heard these|words, was sore|displeased with|himself, and set his|heart on Daniel to|deliver him: and he|laboured till the going
R	Tdown of the sun to|deliver him.|6:15 Then these men|assembled unto the|king, and said unto the|king, Know, O king, that|the law of the Medes|and Persians is, That|no decree nor statute|which the king|establisheth may be|changed.|6:16 Then the king|commanded, and they
R	Tbrought Daniel, and|cast him into the den|of lions. Now the king|spake and said unto|Daniel, Thy God whom|thou servest|continually, he will|deliver thee.|6:17 And a stone was|brought, and laid upon|the mouth of the den;|and the king sealed it|with his own signet,|and with the signet of
R	This lords; that the|purpose might not be|changed concerning|Daniel.|6:18 Then the king|went to his palace,|and passed the night|fasting: neither were|instruments of musick|brought before him:|and his sleep went|from him.|6:19 Then the king|arose very early in
R	Tthe morning, and went|in haste unto the den|of lions.|6:20 And when he came|to the den, he cried|with a lamentable voice|unto Daniel: and the|king spake and said to|Daniel, O Daniel,|servant of the living|God, is thy God, whom|thou servest|continually, able to|deliver thee from the
R	Tlions?|6:21 Then said Daniel|unto the king, O king,|live for ever.|6:22 My God hath sent|his angel, and hath|shut the lions' mouths,|that they have not|hurt me: forasmuch as|before him innocency|was found in me; and|also before thee, O|king, have I done no|hurt.
R	T6:23 Then was the king|exceedingly glad for|him, and commanded|that they should take|Daniel up out of the|den. So Daniel was|taken up out of the|den, and no manner of|hurt was found upon|him, because he|believed in his God.|6:24 And the king|commanded, and they|brought those men
R	Twhich had accused|Daniel, and they cast|them into the den of|lions, them, their|children, and their|wives; and the lions|had the mastery of|them, and brake all|their bones in pieces|or ever they came at|the bottom of the den.|6:25 Then king Darius|wrote unto all people,|nations, and
R	Tlanguages, that dwell|in all the earth; Peace|be multiplied unto you.|6:26 I make a decree,|That in every dominion|of my kingdom men|tremble and fear|before the God of|Daniel: for he is the|living God, and|stedfast for ever,|and his kingdom that|which shall not be|destroyed, and his
R	Tdominion shall be even|unto the end.|6:27 He delivereth and|rescueth, and he|worketh signs and|wonders in heaven|and in earth, who hath|delivered Daniel from|the power of the lions.|6:28 So this Daniel|prospered in the|reign of Darius, and in|the reign of Cyrus|the Persian.
R	T7:1 In the first year|of Belshazzar king of|Babylon Daniel had a|dream and visions of|his head upon his bed:|then he wrote the|dream, and told the|sum of the matters.|7:2 Daniel spake and|said, I saw in my vision|by night, and, behold,|the four winds of the|heaven strove upon|the great sea.
R	T7:3 And four great|beasts came up from|the sea, diverse one|from another.|7:4 The first was like|a lion, and had eagle's|wings: I beheld till the|wings thereof were|plucked, and it was|lifted up from the|earth, and made stand|upon the feet as a|man, and a man's heart|was given to it.
R	T7:5 And behold|another beast, a|second, like to a bear,|and it raised up itself|on one side, and it had|three ribs in the|mouth of it between|the teeth of it: and|they said thus unto it,|Arise, devour much|flesh.|7:6 After this I beheld,|and lo another, like a|leopard, which had
R	Tupon the back of it|four wings of a fowl;|the beast had also|four heads; and|dominion was given to|it.|7:7 After this I saw in|the night visions, and|behold a fourth beast,|dreadful and terrible,|and strong|exceedingly; and it|had great iron teeth:|it devoured and brake
R	Tin pieces, and stamped|the residue with the|feet of it: and it was|diverse from all the|beasts that were|before it; and it had|ten horns.|7:8 I considered the|horns, and, behold,|there came up among|them another little|horn, before whom|there were three of|the first horns
R	Tplucked up by the|roots: and, behold, in|this horn were eyes|like the eyes of man,|and a mouth speaking|great things.|7:9 I beheld till the|thrones were cast|down, and the Ancient|of days did sit, whose|garment was white as|snow, and the hair of|his head like the pure|wool: his throne was
R	Tlike the fiery flame,|and his wheels as|burning fire.|7:10 A fiery stream|issued and came forth|from before him:|thousand thousands|ministered unto him,|and ten thousand|times ten thousand|stood before him: the|judgment was set, and|the books were|opened.
R	T7:11 I beheld then|because of the voice|of the great words|which the horn spake:|I beheld even till the|beast was slain, and|his body destroyed,|and given to the|burning flame.|7:12 As concerning|the rest of the|beasts, they had their|dominion taken away:|yet their lives were
R	Tprolonged for a|season and time.|7:13 I saw in the night|visions, and, behold,|one like the Son of|man came with the|clouds of heaven, and|came to the Ancient of|days, and they|brought him near|before him.|7:14 And there was|given him dominion, and|glory, and a kingdom,
R	Tthat all people,|nations, and|languages, should|serve him: his dominion|is an everlasting|dominion, which shall|not pass away, and his|kingdom that which|shall not be|destroyed.|7:15 I Daniel was|grieved in my spirit in|the midst of my body,|and the visions of my
R	Thead troubled me.|7:16 I came near unto|one of them that|stood by, and asked|him the truth of all|this. So he told me,|and made me know the|interpretation of the|things.|7:17 These great|beasts, which are|four, are four kings,|which shall arise out|of the earth.
R	T7:18 But the saints of|the most High shall|take the kingdom, and|possess the kingdom|for ever, even for|ever and ever.|7:19 Then I would know|the truth of the|fourth beast, which|was diverse from all|the others, exceeding|dreadful, whose teeth|were of iron, and his|nails of brass; which
R	Tdevoured, brake in|pieces, and stamped|the residue with his|feet;|7:20 And of the ten|horns that were in his|head, and of the|other which came up,|and before whom|three fell; even of|that horn that had|eyes, and a mouth that|spake very great|things, whose look was
R	Tmore stout than his|fellows.|7:21 I beheld, and the|same horn made war|with the saints, and|prevailed against|them;|7:22 Until the Ancient|of days came, and|judgment was given to|the saints of the most|High; and the time came|that the saints|possessed the
R	Tkingdom.|7:23 Thus he said, The|fourth beast shall be|the fourth kingdom|upon earth, which|shall be diverse from|all kingdoms, and shall|devour the whole|earth, and shall tread|it down, and break it in|pieces.|7:24 And the ten|horns out of this|kingdom are ten kings
R	Tthat shall arise: and|another shall rise|after them; and he|shall be diverse from|the first, and he shall|subdue three kings.|7:25 And he shall|speak great words|against the most High,|and shall wear out the|saints of the most|High, and think to|change times and laws:|and they shall be
R	Tgiven into his hand|until a time and times|and the dividing of|time.|7:26 But the judgment|shall sit, and they|shall take away his|dominion, to consume|and to destroy it unto|the end.|7:27 And the kingdom|and dominion, and the|greatness of the|kingdom under the
R	Twhole heaven, shall be|given to the people of|the saints of the most|High, whose kingdom is|an everlasting|kingdom, and all|dominions shall serve|and obey him.|7:28 Hitherto is the|end of the matter. As|for me Daniel, my|cogitations much|troubled me, and my|countenance changed
R	Tin me: but I kept the|matter in my heart.||8:1 In the third year|of the reign of king|Belshazzar a vision|appeared unto me,|even unto me Daniel,|after that which|appeared unto me at|the first.|8:2 And I saw in a|vision; and it came to|pass, when I saw, that
R	TI was at Shushan in|the palace, which is in|the province of Elam;|and I saw in a vision,|and I was by the river|of Ulai.|8:3 Then I lifted up|mine eyes, and saw,|and, behold, there|stood before the|river a ram which had|two horns: and the two|horns were high; but|one was higher than
R	Tthe other, and the|higher came up last.|8:4 I saw the ram|pushing westward, and|northward, and|southward; so that no|beasts might stand|before him, neither|was there any that|could deliver out of|his hand; but he did|according to his will,|and became great.|8:5 And as I was
R	Tconsidering, behold,|an he goat came from|the west on the face|of the whole earth,|and touched not the|ground: and the goat|had a notable horn|between his eyes.|8:6 And he came to the|ram that had two|horns, which I had|seen standing before|the river, and ran|unto him in the fury of
R	This power.|8:7 And I saw him come|close unto the ram,|and he was moved with|choler against him,|and smote the ram,|and brake his two|horns: and there was|no power in the ram to|stand before him, but|he cast him down to|the ground, and|stamped upon him: and|there was none that
R	Tcould deliver the ram|out of his hand.|8:8 Therefore the he|goat waxed very|great: and when he|was strong, the great|horn was broken; and|for it came up four|notable ones toward|the four winds of|heaven.|8:9 And out of one of|them came forth a|little horn, which
R	Twaxed exceeding|great, toward the|south, and toward the|east, and toward the|pleasant land.|8:10 And it waxed|great, even to the|host of heaven; and it|cast down some of the|host and of the stars|to the ground, and|stamped upon them.|8:11 Yea, he magnified|himself even to the
R	Tprince of the host,|and by him the daily|sacrifice was taken|away, and the place of|the sanctuary was|cast down.|8:12 And an host was|given him against the|daily sacrifice by|reason of|transgression, and it|cast down the truth to|the ground; and it|practised, and
R	Tprospered.|8:13 Then I heard one|saint speaking, and|another saint said|unto that certain saint|which spake, How long|shall be the vision|concerning the daily|sacrifice, and the|transgression of|desolation, to give|both the sanctuary|and the host to be|trodden under foot?
R	T8:14 And he said unto|me, Unto two thousand|and three hundred|days; then shall the|sanctuary be|cleansed.|8:15 And it came to|pass, when I, even I|Daniel, had seen the|vision, and sought for|the meaning, then,|behold, there stood|before me as the|appearance of a man.
R	T8:16 And I heard a|man's voice between|the banks of Ulai,|which called, and said,|Gabriel, make this man|to understand the|vision.|8:17 So he came near|where I stood: and|when he came, I was|afraid, and fell upon|my face: but he said|unto me, Understand, O|son of man: for at the
R	Ttime of the end shall|be the vision.|8:18 Now as he was|speaking with me, I was|in a deep sleep on my|face toward the|ground: but he|touched me, and set|me upright.|8:19 And he said,|Behold, I will make thee|know what shall be in|the last end of the|indignation: for at the
R	Ttime appointed the end|shall be.|8:20 The ram which|thou sawest having|two horns are the|kings of Media and|Persia.|8:21 And the rough|goat is the king of|Grecia: and the great|horn that is between|his eyes is the first|king.|8:22 Now that being
R	Tbroken, whereas four|stood up for it, four|kingdoms shall stand|up out of the nation,|but not in his power.|8:23 And in the latter|time of their kingdom,|when the|transgressors are|come to the full, a king|of fierce|countenance, and|understanding dark|sentences, shall stand
R	Tup.|8:24 And his power|shall be mighty, but|not by his own power:|and he shall destroy|wonderfully, and shall|prosper, and practise,|and shall destroy the|mighty and the holy|people.|8:25 And through his|policy also he shall|cause craft to|prosper in his hand;
R	Tand he shall magnify|himself in his heart,|and by peace shall|destroy many: he shall|also stand up against|the Prince of princes;|but he shall be|broken without hand.|8:26 And the vision of|the evening and the|morning which was told|is true: wherefore|shut thou up the|vision; for it shall be
R	Tfor many days.|8:27 And I Daniel|fainted, and was sick|certain days;|afterward I rose up,|and did the king's|business; and I was|astonished at the|vision, but none|understood it.||9:1 In the first year|of Darius the son of|Ahasuerus, of the
R	Tseed of the Medes,|which was made king|over the realm of the|Chaldeans;|9:2 In the first year|of his reign I Daniel|understood by books|the number of the|years, whereof the|word of the LORD|came to Jeremiah the|prophet, that he would|accomplish seventy|years in the
R	Tdesolations of|Jerusalem.|9:3 And I set my face|unto the Lord God, to|seek by prayer and|supplications, with|fasting, and sackcloth,|and ashes:|9:4 And I prayed unto|the LORD my God, and|made my confession,|and said, O Lord, the|great and dreadful|God, keeping the
R	Tcovenant and mercy|to them that love him,|and to them that keep|his commandments;|9:5 We have sinned,|and have committed|iniquity, and have done|wickedly, and have|rebelled, even by|departing from thy|precepts and from|thy judgments:|9:6 Neither have we|hearkened unto thy
R	Tservants the|prophets, which spake|in thy name to our|kings, our princes,|and our fathers, and|to all the people of|the land.|9:7 O LORD,|righteousness|belongeth unto thee,|but unto us confusion|of faces, as at this|day; to the men of|Judah, and to the
R	Tinhabitants of|Jerusalem, and unto|all Israel, that are|near, and that are|far off, through all|the countries whither|thou hast driven them,|because of their|trespass that they|have trespassed|against thee.|9:8 O Lord, to us|belongeth confusion|of face, to our kings,
R	Tto our princes, and to|our fathers, because|we have sinned|against thee.|9:9 To the Lord our|God belong mercies|and forgivenesses,|though we have|rebelled against him;|9:10 Neither have we|obeyed the voice of|the LORD our God, to|walk in his laws, which|he set before us by
R	This servants the|prophets.|9:11 Yea, all Israel|have transgressed|thy law, even by|departing, that they|might not obey thy|voice; therefore the|curse is poured upon|us, and the oath that|is written in the law of|Moses the servant of|God, because we have|sinned against him.
R	T9:12 And he hath|confirmed his words,|which he spake|against us, and|against our judges|that judged us, by|bringing upon us a|great evil: for under|the whole heaven hath|not been done as hath|been done upon|Jerusalem.|9:13 As it is written in|the law of Moses, all
R	Tthis evil is come upon|us: yet made we not|our prayer before|the LORD our God, that|we might turn from|our iniquities, and|understand thy truth.|9:14 Therefore hath|the LORD watched|upon the evil, and|brought it upon us:|for the LORD our God|is righteous in all his|works which he doeth:
R	Tfor we obeyed not his|voice.|9:15 And now, O Lord|our God, that hast|brought thy people|forth out of the land|of Egypt with a mighty|hand, and hast gotten|thee renown, as at|this day; we have|sinned, we have done|wickedly.|9:16 O LORD, according|to all thy
R	Trighteousness, I|beseech thee, let|thine anger and thy|fury be turned away|from thy city|Jerusalem, thy holy|mountain: because for|our sins, and for the|iniquities of our|fathers, Jerusalem|and thy people are|become a reproach to|all that are about us.|9:17 Now therefore, O
R	Tour God, hear the|prayer of thy|servant, and his|supplications, and|cause thy face to|shine upon thy|sanctuary that is|desolate, for the|Lord's sake.|9:18 O my God, incline|thine ear, and hear;|open thine eyes, and|behold our|desolations, and the
R	Tcity which is called by|thy name: for we do|not present our|supplications before|thee for our|righteousnesses, but|for thy great mercies.|9:19 O Lord, hear; O|Lord, forgive; O Lord,|hearken and do; defer|not, for thine own|sake, O my God: for|thy city and thy|people are called by
R	Tthy name.|9:20 And whiles I was|speaking, and praying,|and confessing my sin|and the sin of my|people Israel, and|presenting my|supplication before|the LORD my God for|the holy mountain of|my God;|9:21 Yea, whiles I was|speaking in prayer,|even the man Gabriel,
R	Twhom I had seen in the|vision at the beginning,|being caused to fly|swiftly, touched me|about the time of the|evening oblation.|9:22 And he informed|me, and talked with me,|and said, O Daniel, I am|now come forth to|give thee skill and|understanding.|9:23 At the beginning|of thy supplications
R	Tthe commandment came|forth, and I am come|to shew thee; for thou|art greatly beloved:|therefore understand|the matter, and|consider the vision.|9:24 Seventy weeks|are determined upon|thy people and upon|thy holy city, to finish|the transgression,|and to make an end of|sins, and to make
R	Treconciliation for|iniquity, and to bring in|everlasting|righteousness, and to|seal up the vision and|prophecy, and to|anoint the most Holy.|9:25 Know therefore|and understand, that|from the going forth|of the commandment to|restore and to build|Jerusalem unto the|Messiah the Prince
R	Tshall be seven weeks,|and threescore and|two weeks: the street|shall be built again,|and the wall, even in|troublous times.|9:26 And after|threescore and two|weeks shall Messiah|be cut off, but not|for himself: and the|people of the prince|that shall come shall|destroy the city and
R	Tthe sanctuary; and|the end thereof shall|be with a flood, and|unto the end of the|war desolations are|determined.|9:27 And he shall|confirm the covenant|with many for one|week: and in the midst|of the week he shall|cause the sacrifice|and the oblation to|cease, and for the
R	Toverspreading of|abominations he shall|make it desolate, even|until the consummation,|and that determined|shall be poured upon|the desolate.||10:1 In the third year|of Cyrus king of|Persia a thing was|revealed unto Daniel,|whose name was called|Belteshazzar; and the
R	Tthing was true, but the|time appointed was|long: and he|understood the thing,|and had|understanding of the|vision.|10:2 In those days I|Daniel was mourning|three full weeks.|10:3 I ate no pleasant|bread, neither came|flesh nor wine in my|mouth, neither did I
R	Tanoint myself at all, till|three whole weeks|were fulfilled.|10:4 And in the four|and twentieth day of|the first month, as I|was by the side of the|great river, which is|Hiddekel;|10:5 Then I lifted up|mine eyes, and looked,|and behold a certain|man clothed in linen,|whose loins were
R	Tgirded with fine gold|of Uphaz:|10:6 His body also was|like the beryl, and his|face as the|appearance of|lightning, and his eyes|as lamps of fire, and|his arms and his feet|like in colour to|polished brass, and|the voice of his words|like the voice of a|multitude.
R	T10:7 And I Daniel alone|saw the vision: for the|men that were with me|saw not the vision; but|a great quaking fell|upon them, so that|they fled to hide|themselves.|10:8 Therefore I was|left alone, and saw|this great vision, and|there remained no|strength in me: for my|comeliness was turned
R	Tin me into corruption,|and I retained no|strength.|10:9 Yet heard I the|voice of his words:|and when I heard the|voice of his words,|then was I in a deep|sleep on my face, and|my face toward the|ground.|10:10 And, behold, an|hand touched me,|which set me upon my
R	Tknees and upon the|palms of my hands.|10:11 And he said unto|me, O Daniel, a man|greatly beloved,|understand the words|that I speak unto|thee, and stand|upright: for unto thee|am I now sent. And|when he had spoken|this word unto me, I|stood trembling.|10:12 Then said he
R	Tunto me, Fear not,|Daniel: for from the|first day that thou|didst set thine heart|to understand, and to|chasten thyself|before thy God, thy|words were heard,|and I am come for thy|words.|10:13 But the prince|of the kingdom of|Persia withstood me|one and twenty days:
R	Tbut, lo, Michael, one of|the chief princes,|came to help me; and I|remained there with|the kings of Persia.|10:14 Now I am come to|make thee understand|what shall befall thy|people in the latter|days: for yet the|vision is for many|days.|10:15 And when he had|spoken such words
R	Tunto me, I set my face|toward the ground,|and I became dumb.|10:16 And, behold, one|like the similitude of|the sons of men|touched my lips: then I|opened my mouth, and|spake, and said unto|him that stood before|me, O my lord, by the|vision my sorrows are|turned upon me, and I|have retained no
R	Tstrength.|10:17 For how can the|servant of this my|lord talk with this my|lord? for as for me,|straightway there|remained no strength|in me, neither is there|breath left in me.|10:18 Then there came|again and touched me|one like the|appearance of a man,|and he strengthened
R	Tme,|10:19 And said, O man|greatly beloved, fear|not: peace be unto|thee, be strong, yea,|be strong. And when|he had spoken unto|me, I was|strengthened, and|said, Let my lord|speak; for thou hast|strengthened me.|10:20 Then said he,|Knowest thou
R	Twherefore I come|unto thee? and now|will I return to fight|with the prince of|Persia: and when I am|gone forth, lo, the|prince of Grecia shall|come.|10:21 But I will shew|thee that which is|noted in the scripture|of truth: and there is|none that holdeth with|me in these things, but
R	TMichael your prince.||11:1 Also I in the first|year of Darius the|Mede, even I, stood to|confirm and to|strengthen him.|11:2 And now will I|shew thee the truth.|Behold, there shall|stand up yet three|kings in Persia; and|the fourth shall be|far richer than they
R	Tall: and by his|strength through his|riches he shall stir up|all against the realm|of Grecia.|11:3 And a mighty king|shall stand up, that|shall rule with great|dominion, and do|according to his will.|11:4 And when he shall|stand up, his kingdom|shall be broken, and|shall be divided
R	Ttoward the four winds|of heaven; and not to|his posterity, nor|according to his|dominion which he|ruled: for his kingdom|shall be plucked up,|even for others|beside those.|11:5 And the king of|the south shall be|strong, and one of his|princes; and he shall|be strong above him,
R	Tand have dominion; his|dominion shall be a|great dominion.|11:6 And in the end of|years they shall join|themselves together;|for the king's|daughter of the south|shall come to the king|of the north to make|an agreement: but she|shall not retain the|power of the arm;|neither shall he stand,
R	Tnor his arm: but she|shall be given up, and|they that brought her,|and he that begat her,|and he that|strengthened her in|these times.|11:7 But out of a|branch of her roots|shall one stand up in|his estate, which shall|come with an army, and|shall enter into the|fortress of the king
R	Tof the north, and|shall deal against|them, and shall|prevail:|11:8 And shall also|carry captives into|Egypt their gods, with|their princes, and with|their precious|vessels of silver and|of gold; and he shall|continue more years|than the king of the|north.
R	T11:9 So the king of the|south shall come into|his kingdom, and shall|return into his own|land.|11:10 But his sons|shall be stirred up,|and shall assemble a|multitude of great|forces: and one shall|certainly come, and|overflow, and pass|through: then shall he|return, and be stirred
R	Tup, even to his|fortress.|11:11 And the king of|the south shall be|moved with choler, and|shall come forth and|fight with him, even|with the king of the|north: and he shall|set forth a great|multitude; but the|multitude shall be|given into his hand.|11:12 And when he
R	Thath taken away the|multitude, his heart|shall be lifted up; and|he shall cast down|many ten thousands:|but he shall not be|strengthened by it.|11:13 For the king of|the north shall|return, and shall set|forth a multitude|greater than the|former, and shall|certainly come after
R	Tcertain years with a|great army and with|much riches.|11:14 And in those|times there shall many|stand up against the|king of the south: also|the robbers of thy|people shall exalt|themselves to|establish the vision;|but they shall fall.|11:15 So the king of|the north shall come,
R	Tand cast up a mount,|and take the most|fenced cities: and the|arms of the south|shall not withstand,|neither his chosen|people, neither shall|there be any strength|to withstand.|11:16 But he that|cometh against him|shall do according to|his own will, and none|shall stand before
R	Thim: and he shall stand|in the glorious land,|which by his hand|shall be consumed.|11:17 He shall also|set his face to enter|with the strength of|his whole kingdom, and|upright ones with him;|thus shall he do: and|he shall give him the|daughter of women,|corrupting her: but|she shall not stand on
R	This side, neither be|for him.|11:18 After this shall|he turn his face unto|the isles, and shall|take many: but a|prince for his own|behalf shall cause the|reproach offered by|him to cease; without|his own reproach he|shall cause it to turn|upon him.|11:19 Then he shall
R	Tturn his face toward|the fort of his own|land: but he shall|stumble and fall, and|not be found.|11:20 Then shall stand|up in his estate a|raiser of taxes in the|glory of the kingdom:|but within few days he|shall be destroyed,|neither in anger, nor|in battle.|11:21 And in his estate
R	Tshall stand up a vile|person, to whom they|shall not give the|honour of the kingdom:|but he shall come in|peaceably, and obtain|the kingdom by|flatteries.|11:22 And with the|arms of a flood shall|they be overflown|from before him, and|shall be broken; yea,|also the prince of the
R	Tcovenant.|11:23 And after the|league made with him|he shall work|deceitfully: for he|shall come up, and|shall become strong|with a small people.|11:24 He shall enter|peaceably even upon|the fattest places of|the province; and he|shall do that which his|fathers have not
R	Tdone, nor his fathers'|fathers; he shall|scatter among them|the prey, and spoil,|and riches: yea, and|he shall forecast his|devices against the|strong holds, even|for a time.|11:25 And he shall stir|up his power and his|courage against the|king of the south with|a great army; and the
R	Tking of the south shall|be stirred up to|battle with a very|great and mighty army;|but he shall not stand:|for they shall|forecast devices|against him.|11:26 Yea, they that|feed of the portion of|his meat shall destroy|him, and his army shall|overflow: and many|shall fall down slain.
R	T11:27 And both of|these kings' hearts|shall be to do|mischief, and they|shall speak lies at one|table; but it shall not|prosper: for yet the|end shall be at the|time appointed.|11:28 Then shall he|return into his land|with great riches; and|his heart shall be|against the holy
R	Tcovenant; and he shall|do exploits, and|return to his own|land.|11:29 At the time|appointed he shall|return, and come|toward the south; but|it shall not be as the|former, or as the|latter.|11:30 For the ships of|Chittim shall come|against him: therefore
R	The shall be grieved,|and return, and have|indignation against the|holy covenant: so|shall he do; he shall|even return, and have|intelligence with them|that forsake the holy|covenant.|11:31 And arms shall|stand on his part, and|they shall pollute the|sanctuary of|strength, and shall
R	Ttake away the daily|sacrifice, and they|shall place the|abomination that|maketh desolate.|11:32 And such as do|wickedly against the|covenant shall he|corrupt by flatteries:|but the people that do|know their God shall|be strong, and do|exploits.|11:33 And they that
R	Tunderstand among the|people shall instruct|many: yet they shall|fall by the sword, and|by flame, by captivity,|and by spoil, many|days.|11:34 Now when they|shall fall, they shall|be holpen with a little|help: but many shall|cleave to them with|flatteries.|11:35 And some of
R	Tthem of understanding|shall fall, to try them,|and to purge, and to|make them white, even|to the time of the end:|because it is yet for|a time appointed.|11:36 And the king|shall do according to|his will; and he shall|exalt himself, and|magnify himself above|every god, and shall|speak marvellous
R	Tthings against the God|of gods, and shall|prosper till the|indignation be|accomplished: for that|that is determined|shall be done.|11:37 Neither shall he|regard the God of his|fathers, nor the|desire of women, nor|regard any god: for|he shall magnify|himself above all.
R	T11:38 But in his estate|shall he honour the|God of forces: and a|god whom his fathers|knew not shall he|honour with gold, and|silver, and with|precious stones, and|pleasant things.|11:39 Thus shall he do|in the most strong|holds with a strange|god, whom he shall|acknowledge and
R	Tincrease with glory:|and he shall cause|them to rule over|many, and shall divide|the land for gain.|11:40 And at the time|of the end shall the|king of the south push|at him: and the king of|the north shall come|against him like a|whirlwind, with|chariots, and with|horsemen, and with
R	Tmany ships; and he|shall enter into the|countries, and shall|overflow and pass|over.|11:41 He shall enter|also into the glorious|land, and many|countries shall be|overthrown: but these|shall escape out of|his hand, even Edom,|and Moab, and the|chief of the children
R	Tof Ammon.|11:42 He shall stretch|forth his hand also|upon the countries:|and the land of Egypt|shall not escape.|11:43 But he shall|have power over the|treasures of gold and|of silver, and over all|the precious things of|Egypt: and the Libyans|and the Ethiopians|shall be at his steps.
R	T11:44 But tidings out|of the east and out of|the north shall|trouble him: therefore|he shall go forth with|great fury to|destroy, and utterly|to make away many.|11:45 And he shall|plant the tabernacles|of his palace between|the seas in the|glorious holy mountain;|yet he shall come to
R	This end, and none|shall help him.||12:1 And at that time|shall Michael stand up,|the great prince which|standeth for the|children of thy|people: and there|shall be a time of|trouble, such as|never was since there|was a nation even to|that same time: and at
R	Tthat time thy people|shall be delivered,|every one that shall|be found written in|the book.|12:2 And many of them|that sleep in the dust|of the earth shall|awake, some to|everlasting life, and|some to shame and|everlasting contempt.|12:3 And they that be|wise shall shine as the
R	Tbrightness of the|firmament; and they|that turn many to|righteousness as the|stars for ever and|ever.|12:4 But thou, O Daniel,|shut up the words,|and seal the book,|even to the time of|the end: many shall|run to and fro, and|knowledge shall be|increased.
R	T12:5 Then I Daniel|looked, and, behold,|there stood other two,|the one on this side|of the bank of the|river, and the other|on that side of the|bank of the river.|12:6 And one said to|the man clothed in|linen, which was upon|the waters of the|river, How long shall it|be to the end of
R	Tthese wonders?|12:7 And I heard the|man clothed in linen,|which was upon the|waters of the river,|when he held up his|right hand and his left|hand unto heaven, and|sware by him that|liveth for ever that it|shall be for a time,|times, and an half; and|when he shall have|accomplished to
R	Tscatter the power of|the holy people, all|these things shall be|finished.|12:8 And I heard, but I|understood not: then|said I, O my Lord, what|shall be the end of|these things?|12:9 And he said, Go|thy way, Daniel: for|the words are closed|up and sealed till the|time of the end.
R	T12:10 Many shall be|purified, and made|white, and tried; but|the wicked shall do|wickedly: and none of|the wicked shall|understand; but the|wise shall understand.|12:11 And from the|time that the daily|sacrifice shall be|taken away, and the|abomination that|maketh desolate set
R	Tup, there shall be a|thousand two hundred|and ninety days.|12:12 Blessed is he|that waiteth, and|cometh to the|thousand three|hundred and five and|thirty days.|12:13 But go thou thy|way till the end be:|for thou shalt rest,|and stand in thy lot at|the end of the days.
R	K2;Hosea	T||1:1 The word of the|LORD that came unto|Hosea, the son of|Beeri, in the days of|Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz,|and Hezekiah, kings of|Judah, and in the days|of Jeroboam the son|of Joash, king of|Israel.|1:2 The beginning of|the word of the LORD
R	Tby Hosea. And the|LORD said to Hosea,|Go, take unto thee a|wife of whoredoms and|children of|whoredoms: for the|land hath committed|great whoredom,|departing from the|LORD.|1:3 So he went and|took Gomer the|daughter of Diblaim;|which conceived, and
R	Tbare him a son.|1:4 And the LORD said|unto him, Call his name|Jezreel; for yet a|little while, and I will|avenge the blood of|Jezreel upon the|house of Jehu, and|will cause to cease|the kingdom of the|house of Israel.|1:5 And it shall come|to pass at that day,|that I will break the
R	Tbow of Israel, in the|valley of Jezreel.|1:6 And she conceived|again, and bare a|daughter. And God|said unto him, Call her|name Loruhamah: for I|will no more have|mercy upon the house|of Israel; but I will|utterly take them|away.|1:7 But I will have|mercy upon the house
R	Tof Judah, and will|save them by the LORD|their God, and will not|save them by bow, nor|by sword, nor by|battle, by horses, nor|by horsemen.|1:8 Now when she had|weaned Loruhamah,|she conceived, and|bare a son.|1:9 Then said God, Call|his name Loammi: for|ye are not my people,
R	Tand I will not be your|God.|1:10 Yet the number|of the children of|Israel shall be as the|sand of the sea, which|cannot be measured|nor numbered; and it|shall come to pass,|that in the place|where it was said unto|them, Ye are not my|people, there it shall|be said unto them, Ye
R	Tare the sons of the|living God.|1:11 Then shall the|children of Judah and|the children of Israel|be gathered together,|and appoint|themselves one head,|and they shall come|up out of the land:|for great shall be the|day of Jezreel.||2:1 Say ye unto your
R	Tbrethren, Ammi; and to|your sisters, Ruhamah.|2:2 Plead with your|mother, plead: for she|is not my wife, neither|am I her husband: let|her therefore put|away her whoredoms|out of her sight, and|her adulteries from|between her breasts;|2:3 Lest I strip her|naked, and set her as|in the day that she
R	Twas born, and make|her as a wilderness,|and set her like a dry|land, and slay her with|thirst.|2:4 And I will not have|mercy upon her|children; for they be|the children of|whoredoms.|2:5 For their mother|hath played the|harlot: she that|conceived them hath
R	Tdone shamefully: for|she said, I will go|after my lovers, that|give me my bread and|my water, my wool and|my flax, mine oil and|my drink.|2:6 Therefore, behold,|I will hedge up thy way|with thorns, and make|a wall, that she shall|not find her paths.|2:7 And she shall|follow after her
R	Tlovers, but she shall|not overtake them;|and she shall seek|them, but shall not|find them: then shall|she say, I will go and|return to my first|husband; for then was|it better with me than|now.|2:8 For she did not|know that I gave her|corn, and wine, and oil,|and multiplied her
R	Tsilver and gold, which|they prepared for|Baal.|2:9 Therefore will I|return, and take away|my corn in the time|thereof, and my wine|in the season thereof,|and will recover my|wool and my flax given|to cover her|nakedness.|2:10 And now will I|discover her
R	Tlewdness in the sight|of her lovers, and|none shall deliver her|out of mine hand.|2:11 I will also cause|all her mirth to cease,|her feast days, her|new moons, and her|sabbaths, and all her|solemn feasts.|2:12 And I will destroy|her vines and her fig|trees, whereof she|hath said, These are
R	Tmy rewards that my|lovers have given me:|and I will make them a|forest, and the|beasts of the field|shall eat them.|2:13 And I will visit|upon her the days of|Baalim, wherein she|burned incense to|them, and she decked|herself with her|earrings and her|jewels, and she went
R	Tafter her lovers, and|forgat me, saith the|LORD.|2:14 Therefore,|behold, I will allure|her, and bring her|into the wilderness,|and speak|comfortably unto her.|2:15 And I will give her|her vineyards from|thence, and the valley|of Achor for a door|of hope: and she shall
R	Tsing there, as in the|days of her youth,|and as in the day|when she came up out|of the land of Egypt.|2:16 And it shall be at|that day, saith the|LORD, that thou shalt|call me Ishi; and shalt|call me no more Baali.|2:17 For I will take|away the names of|Baalim out of her|mouth, and they shall
R	Tno more be|remembered by their|name.|2:18 And in that day|will I make a covenant|for them with the|beasts of the field|and with the fowls of|heaven, and with the|creeping things of the|ground: and I will|break the bow and the|sword and the battle|out of the earth, and
R	Twill make them to lie|down safely.|2:19 And I will betroth|thee unto me for|ever; yea, I will|betroth thee unto me|in righteousness, and|in judgment, and in|lovingkindness, and in|mercies.|2:20 I will even|betroth thee unto me|in faithfulness: and|thou shalt know the
R	TLORD.|2:21 And it shall come|to pass in that day, I|will hear, saith the|LORD, I will hear the|heavens, and they|shall hear the earth;|2:22 And the earth|shall hear the corn,|and the wine, and the|oil; and they shall|hear Jezreel.|2:23 And I will sow her|unto me in the earth;
R	Tand I will have mercy|upon her that had not|obtained mercy; and I|will say to them which|were not my people,|Thou art my people;|and they shall say,|Thou art my God.||3:1 Then said the LORD|unto me, Go yet, love a|woman beloved of her|friend, yet an|adulteress, according
R	Tto the love of the|LORD toward the|children of Israel,|who look to other|gods, and love|flagons of wine.|3:2 So I bought her to|me for fifteen pieces|of silver, and for an|homer of barley, and|an half homer of|barley:|3:3 And I said unto|her, Thou shalt abide
R	Tfor me many days;|thou shalt not play|the harlot, and thou|shalt not be for|another man: so will I|also be for thee.|3:4 For the children|of Israel shall abide|many days without a|king, and without a|prince, and without a|sacrifice, and without|an image, and without|an ephod, and without
R	Tteraphim:|3:5 Afterward shall|the children of Israel|return, and seek the|LORD their God, and|David their king; and|shall fear the LORD|and his goodness in|the latter days.||4:1 Hear the word of|the LORD, ye children|of Israel: for the|LORD hath a
R	Tcontroversy with the|inhabitants of the|land, because there is|no truth, nor mercy,|nor knowledge of God|in the land.|4:2 By swearing, and|lying, and killing, and|stealing, and|committing adultery,|they break out, and|blood toucheth blood.|4:3 Therefore shall|the land mourn, and
R	Tevery one that|dwelleth therein shall|languish, with the|beasts of the field,|and with the fowls of|heaven; yea, the|fishes of the sea also|shall be taken away.|4:4 Yet let no man|strive, nor reprove|another: for thy|people are as they|that strive with the|priest.
R	T4:5 Therefore shalt|thou fall in the day,|and the prophet also|shall fall with thee in|the night, and I will|destroy thy mother.|4:6 My people are|destroyed for lack of|knowledge: because|thou hast rejected|knowledge, I will also|reject thee, that thou|shalt be no priest to|me: seeing thou hast
R	Tforgotten the law of|thy God, I will also|forget thy children.|4:7 As they were|increased, so they|sinned against me:|therefore will I|change their glory|into shame.|4:8 They eat up the|sin of my people, and|they set their heart|on their iniquity.|4:9 And there shall be,
R	Tlike people, like priest:|and I will punish them|for their ways, and|reward them their|doings.|4:10 For they shall|eat, and not have|enough: they shall|commit whoredom, and|shall not increase:|because they have|left off to take heed|to the LORD.|4:11 Whoredom and
R	Twine and new wine take|away the heart.|4:12 My people ask|counsel at their|stocks, and their|staff declareth unto|them: for the spirit of|whoredoms hath|caused them to err,|and they have gone a|whoring from under|their God.|4:13 They sacrifice|upon the tops of the
R	Tmountains, and burn|incense upon the hills,|under oaks and|poplars and elms,|because the shadow|thereof is good:|therefore your|daughters shall commit|whoredom, and your|spouses shall commit|adultery.|4:14 I will not punish|your daughters when|they commit whoredom,
R	Tnor your spouses|when they commit|adultery: for|themselves are|separated with|whores, and they|sacrifice with harlots:|therefore the people|that doth not|understand shall fall.|4:15 Though thou,|Israel, play the|harlot, yet let not|Judah offend; and
R	Tcome not ye unto|Gilgal, neither go ye|up to Bethaven, nor|swear, The LORD|liveth.|4:16 For Israel slideth|back as a backsliding|heifer: now the LORD|will feed them as a|lamb in a large place.|4:17 Ephraim is joined|to idols: let him alone.|4:18 Their drink is|sour: they have
R	Tcommitted whoredom|continually: her|rulers with shame do|love, Give ye.|4:19 The wind hath|bound her up in her|wings, and they shall|be ashamed because|of their sacrifices.||5:1 Hear ye this, O|priests; and hearken,|ye house of Israel;|and give ye ear, O
R	Thouse of the king; for|judgment is toward|you, because ye have|been a snare on|Mizpah, and a net|spread upon Tabor.|5:2 And the revolters|are profound to make|slaughter, though I|have been a rebuker|of them all.|5:3 I know Ephraim,|and Israel is not hid|from me: for now, O
R	TEphraim, thou|committest whoredom,|and Israel is defiled.|5:4 They will not frame|their doings to turn|unto their God: for|the spirit of|whoredoms is in the|midst of them, and|they have not known|the LORD.|5:5 And the pride of|Israel doth testify to|his face: therefore
R	Tshall Israel and|Ephraim fall in their|iniquity: Judah also|shall fall with them.|5:6 They shall go with|their flocks and with|their herds to seek|the LORD; but they|shall not find him; he|hath withdrawn himself|from them.|5:7 They have dealt|treacherously against|the LORD: for they
R	Thave begotten|strange children: now|shall a month devour|them with their|portions.|5:8 Blow ye the cornet|in Gibeah, and the|trumpet in Ramah: cry|aloud at Bethaven,|after thee, O|Benjamin.|5:9 Ephraim shall be|desolate in the day of|rebuke: among the
R	Ttribes of Israel have|I made known that|which shall surely be.|5:10 The princes of|Judah were like them|that remove the|bound: therefore I will|pour out my wrath|upon them like water.|5:11 Ephraim is|oppressed and|broken in judgment,|because he willingly|walked after the
R	Tcommandment.|5:12 Therefore will I|be unto Ephraim as a|moth, and to the house|of Judah as|rottenness.|5:13 When Ephraim saw|his sickness, and|Judah saw his wound,|then went Ephraim to|the Assyrian, and sent|to king Jareb: yet|could he not heal you,|nor cure you of your
R	Twound.|5:14 For I will be unto|Ephraim as a lion, and|as a young lion to the|house of Judah: I,|even I, will tear and|go away; I will take|away, and none shall|rescue him.|5:15 I will go and|return to my place, till|they acknowledge|their offence, and|seek my face: in their
R	Taffliction they will|seek me early.||6:1 Come, and let us|return unto the LORD:|for he hath torn, and|he will heal us; he|hath smitten, and he|will bind us up.|6:2 After two days will|he revive us: in the|third day he will raise|us up, and we shall|live in his sight.
R	T6:3 Then shall we|know, if we follow on|to know the LORD: his|going forth is|prepared as the|morning; and he shall|come unto us as the|rain, as the latter and|former rain unto the|earth.|6:4 O Ephraim, what|shall I do unto thee?|O Judah, what shall I|do unto thee? for
R	Tyour goodness is as a|morning cloud, and as|the early dew it goeth|away.|6:5 Therefore have I|hewed them by the|prophets; I have slain|them by the words of|my mouth: and thy|judgments are as the|light that goeth forth.|6:6 For I desired|mercy, and not|sacrifice; and the
R	Tknowledge of God|more than burnt|offerings.|6:7 But they like men|have transgressed|the covenant: there|have they dealt|treacherously against|me.|6:8 Gilead is a city of|them that work iniquity,|and is polluted with|blood.|6:9 And as troops of
R	Trobbers wait for a|man, so the company|of priests murder in|the way by consent:|for they commit|lewdness.|6:10 I have seen an|horrible thing in the|house of Israel: there|is the whoredom of|Ephraim, Israel is|defiled.|6:11 Also, O Judah, he|hath set an harvest
R	Tfor thee, when I|returned the captivity|of my people.||7:1 When I would have|healed Israel, then|the iniquity of Ephraim|was discovered, and|the wickedness of|Samaria: for they|commit falsehood; and|the thief cometh in,|and the troop of|robbers spoileth
R	Twithout.|7:2 And they consider|not in their hearts|that I remember all|their wickedness: now|their own doings have|beset them about; they|are before my face.|7:3 They make the king|glad with their|wickedness, and the|princes with their lies.|7:4 They are all|adulterers, as an
R	Toven heated by the|baker, who ceaseth|from raising after he|hath kneaded the|dough, until it be|leavened.|7:5 In the day of our|king the princes have|made him sick with|bottles of wine; he|stretched out his|hand with scorners.|7:6 For they have|made ready their
R	Theart like an oven,|whiles they lie in wait:|their baker sleepeth|all the night; in the|morning it burneth as|a flaming fire.|7:7 They are all hot|as an oven, and have|devoured their|judges; all their kings|are fallen: there is|none among them that|calleth unto me.|7:8 Ephraim, he hath
R	Tmixed himself among|the people; Ephraim is|a cake not turned.|7:9 Strangers have|devoured his|strength, and he|knoweth it not: yea,|gray hairs are here|and there upon him,|yet he knoweth not.|7:10 And the pride of|Israel testifieth to his|face: and they do not|return to the LORD
R	Ttheir God, nor seek|him for all this.|7:11 Ephraim also is|like a silly dove|without heart: they|call to Egypt, they go|to Assyria.|7:12 When they shall|go, I will spread my|net upon them; I will|bring them down as|the fowls of the|heaven; I will chastise|them, as their
R	Tcongregation hath|heard.|7:13 Woe unto them!|for they have fled|from me: destruction|unto them! because|they have|transgressed against|me: though I have|redeemed them, yet|they have spoken lies|against me.|7:14 And they have|not cried unto me with
R	Ttheir heart, when they|howled upon their|beds: they assemble|themselves for corn|and wine, and they|rebel against me.|7:15 Though I have|bound and|strengthened their|arms, yet do they|imagine mischief|against me.|7:16 They return, but|not to the most High:
R	Tthey are like a|deceitful bow: their|princes shall fall by|the sword for the|rage of their tongue:|this shall be their|derision in the land of|Egypt.||8:1 Set the trumpet to|thy mouth. He shall|come as an eagle|against the house of|the LORD, because
R	Tthey have|transgressed my|covenant, and|trespassed against my|law.|8:2 Israel shall cry|unto me, My God, we|know thee.|8:3 Israel hath cast|off the thing that is|good: the enemy shall|pursue him.|8:4 They have set up|kings, but not by me:
R	Tthey have made|princes, and I knew it|not: of their silver|and their gold have|they made them idols,|that they may be cut|off.|8:5 Thy calf, O|Samaria, hath cast|thee off; mine anger is|kindled against them:|how long will it be ere|they attain to|innocency?
R	T8:6 For from Israel|was it also: the|workman made it;|therefore it is not|God: but the calf of|Samaria shall be|broken in pieces.|8:7 For they have|sown the wind, and|they shall reap the|whirlwind: it hath no|stalk; the bud shall|yield no meal: if so be|it yield, the strangers
R	Tshall swallow it up.|8:8 Israel is swallowed|up: now shall they be|among the Gentiles as|a vessel wherein is no|pleasure.|8:9 For they are gone|up to Assyria, a wild|ass alone by himself:|Ephraim hath hired|lovers.|8:10 Yea, though they|have hired among the|nations, now will I
R	Tgather them, and they|shall sorrow a little|for the burden of the|king of princes.|8:11 Because Ephraim|hath made many altars|to sin, altars shall be|unto him to sin.|8:12 I have written to|him the great things|of my law, but they|were counted as a|strange thing.|8:13 They sacrifice
R	Tflesh for the|sacrifices of mine|offerings, and eat it;|but the LORD|accepteth them not;|now will he remember|their iniquity, and visit|their sins: they shall|return to Egypt.|8:14 For Israel hath|forgotten his Maker,|and buildeth temples;|and Judah hath|multiplied fenced
R	Tcities: but I will send a|fire upon his cities,|and it shall devour|the palaces thereof.||9:1 Rejoice not, O|Israel, for joy, as|other people: for thou|hast gone a whoring|from thy God, thou|hast loved a reward|upon every cornfloor.|9:2 The floor and the|winepress shall not
R	Tfeed them, and the|new wine shall fail in|her.|9:3 They shall not|dwell in the LORD's|land; but Ephraim shall|return to Egypt, and|they shall eat unclean|things in Assyria.|9:4 They shall not|offer wine offerings|to the LORD, neither|shall they be pleasing|unto him: their
R	Tsacrifices shall be|unto them as the|bread of mourners;|all that eat thereof|shall be polluted: for|their bread for their|soul shall not come|into the house of the|LORD.|9:5 What will ye do in|the solemn day, and in|the day of the feast|of the LORD?|9:6 For, lo, they are
R	Tgone because of|destruction: Egypt|shall gather them up,|Memphis shall bury|them: the pleasant|places for their|silver, nettles shall|possess them: thorns|shall be in their|tabernacles.|9:7 The days of|visitation are come,|the days of|recompence are come;
R	TIsrael shall know it:|the prophet is a fool,|the spiritual man is|mad, for the multitude|of thine iniquity, and|the great hatred.|9:8 The watchman of|Ephraim was with my|God: but the prophet|is a snare of a fowler|in all his ways, and|hatred in the house|of his God.|9:9 They have deeply
R	Tcorrupted themselves,|as in the days of|Gibeah: therefore he|will remember their|iniquity, he will visit|their sins.|9:10 I found Israel|like grapes in the|wilderness; I saw your|fathers as the|firstripe in the fig|tree at her first time:|but they went to|Baalpeor, and
R	Tseparated themselves|unto that shame; and|their abominations|were according as|they loved.|9:11 As for Ephraim,|their glory shall fly|away like a bird, from|the birth, and from|the womb, and from|the conception.|9:12 Though they|bring up their|children, yet will I
R	Tbereave them, that|there shall not be a|man left: yea, woe also|to them when I depart|from them!|9:13 Ephraim, as I saw|Tyrus, is planted in a|pleasant place: but|Ephraim shall bring|forth his children to|the murderer.|9:14 Give them, O LORD:|what wilt thou give?|give them a
R	Tmiscarrying womb and|dry breasts.|9:15 All their|wickedness is in Gilgal:|for there I hated|them: for the|wickedness of their|doings I will drive them|out of mine house, I|will love them no more:|all their princes are|revolters.|9:16 Ephraim is smitten,|their root is dried up,
R	Tthey shall bear no|fruit: yea, though they|bring forth, yet will I|slay even the beloved|fruit of their womb.|9:17 My God will cast|them away, because|they did not hearken|unto him: and they|shall be wanderers|among the nations.||10:1 Israel is an|empty vine, he
R	Tbringeth forth fruit|unto himself:|according to the|multitude of his fruit|he hath increased the|altars; according to|the goodness of his|land they have made|goodly images.|10:2 Their heart is|divided; now shall they|be found faulty: he|shall break down their|altars, he shall spoil
R	Ttheir images.|10:3 For now they|shall say, We have no|king, because we|feared not the LORD;|what then should a|king do to us?|10:4 They have|spoken words,|swearing falsely in|making a covenant:|thus judgment|springeth up as|hemlock in the
R	Tfurrows of the field.|10:5 The inhabitants|of Samaria shall fear|because of the calves|of Bethaven: for the|people thereof shall|mourn over it, and the|priests thereof that|rejoiced on it, for the|glory thereof,|because it is departed|from it.|10:6 It shall be also|carried unto Assyria
R	Tfor a present to king|Jareb: Ephraim shall|receive shame, and|Israel shall be|ashamed of his own|counsel.|10:7 As for Samaria,|her king is cut off as|the foam upon the|water.|10:8 The high places|also of Aven, the sin|of Israel, shall be|destroyed: the thorn
R	Tand the thistle shall|come up on their|altars; and they shall|say to the mountains,|Cover us; and to the|hills, Fall on us.|10:9 O Israel, thou|hast sinned from the|days of Gibeah: there|they stood: the battle|in Gibeah against the|children of iniquity did|not overtake them.|10:10 It is in my desire
R	Tthat I should chastise|them; and the people|shall be gathered|against them, when|they shall bind|themselves in their|two furrows.|10:11 And Ephraim is|as an heifer that is|taught, and loveth to|tread out the corn;|but I passed over|upon her fair neck: I|will make Ephraim to
R	Tride; Judah shall plow,|and Jacob shall break|his clods.|10:12 Sow to|yourselves in|righteousness, reap in|mercy; break up your|fallow ground: for it is|time to seek the LORD,|till he come and rain|righteousness upon|you.|10:13 Ye have plowed|wickedness, ye have
R	Treaped iniquity; ye|have eaten the fruit|of lies: because thou|didst trust in thy way,|in the multitude of thy|mighty men.|10:14 Therefore shall|a tumult arise among|thy people, and all thy|fortresses shall be|spoiled, as Shalman|spoiled Betharbel in|the day of battle: the|mother was dashed in
R	Tpieces upon her|children.|10:15 So shall Bethel|do unto you because|of your great|wickedness: in a|morning shall the king|of Israel utterly be|cut off.||11:1 When Israel was|a child, then I loved|him, and called my son|out of Egypt.
R	T11:2 As they called|them, so they went|from them: they|sacrificed unto Baalim,|and burned incense to|graven images.|11:3 I taught Ephraim|also to go, taking them|by their arms; but|they knew not that I|healed them.|11:4 I drew them with|cords of a man, with|bands of love: and I
R	Twas to them as they|that take off the yoke|on their jaws, and I|laid meat unto them.|11:5 He shall not|return into the land|of Egypt, and the|Assyrian shall be his|king, because they|refused to return.|11:6 And the sword|shall abide on his|cities, and shall|consume his branches,
R	Tand devour them,|because of their own|counsels.|11:7 And my people|are bent to|backsliding from me:|though they called|them to the most High,|none at all would exalt|him.|11:8 How shall I give|thee up, Ephraim? how|shall I deliver thee,|Israel? how shall I
R	Tmake thee as Admah?|how shall I set thee|as Zeboim? mine heart|is turned within me, my|repentings are kindled|together.|11:9 I will not execute|the fierceness of mine|anger, I will not|return to destroy|Ephraim: for I am God,|and not man; the Holy|One in the midst of|thee: and I will not
R	Tenter into the city.|11:10 They shall walk|after the LORD: he|shall roar like a lion:|when he shall roar,|then the children|shall tremble from the|west.|11:11 They shall|tremble as a bird out|of Egypt, and as a|dove out of the land|of Assyria: and I will|place them in their
R	Thouses, saith the|LORD.|11:12 Ephraim|compasseth me about|with lies, and the|house of Israel with|deceit: but Judah yet|ruleth with God, and is|faithful with the|saints.||12:1 Ephraim feedeth|on wind, and followeth|after the east wind:
R	The daily increaseth|lies and desolation;|and they do make a|covenant with the|Assyrians, and oil is|carried into Egypt.|12:2 The LORD hath|also a controversy|with Judah, and will|punish Jacob|according to his ways;|according to his|doings will he|recompense him.
R	T12:3 He took his|brother by the heel in|the womb, and by his|strength he had|power with God:|12:4 Yea, he had|power over the angel,|and prevailed: he|wept, and made|supplication unto him:|he found him in Bethel,|and there he spake|with us;|12:5 Even the LORD
R	TGod of hosts; the|LORD is his memorial.|12:6 Therefore turn|thou to thy God: keep|mercy and judgment|and wait on thy God|continually.|12:7 He is a merchant,|the balances of deceit|are in his hand: he|loveth to oppress.|12:8 And Ephraim said,|Yet I am become rich, I|have found me out
R	Tsubstance: in all my|labours they shall|find none iniquity in me|that were sin.|12:9 And I that am the|LORD thy God from the|land of Egypt will yet|make thee to dwell in|tabernacles, as in the|days of the solemn|feast.|12:10 I have also|spoken by the|prophets, and I have
R	Tmultiplied visions, and|used similitudes, by|the ministry of the|prophets.|12:11 Is there iniquity|in Gilead? surely they|are vanity: they|sacrifice bullocks in|Gilgal; yea, their|altars are as heaps|in the furrows of the|fields.|12:12 And Jacob fled|into the country of
R	TSyria, and Israel|served for a wife, and|for a wife he kept|sheep.|12:13 And by a|prophet the LORD|brought Israel out of|Egypt, and by a|prophet was he|preserved.|12:14 Ephraim|provoked him to anger|most bitterly:|therefore shall he
R	Tleave his blood upon|him, and his reproach|shall his LORD return|unto him.||13:1 When Ephraim|spake trembling, he|exalted himself in|Israel; but when he|offended in Baal, he|died.|13:2 And now they sin|more and more, and|have made them molten
R	Timages of their silver,|and idols according to|their own|understanding, all of|it the work of the|craftsmen: they say|of them, Let the men|that sacrifice kiss the|calves.|13:3 Therefore they|shall be as the|morning cloud and as|the early dew that|passeth away, as the
R	Tchaff that is driven|with the whirlwind out|of the floor, and as|the smoke out of the|chimney.|13:4 Yet I am the LORD|thy God from the land|of Egypt, and thou|shalt know no god but|me: for there is no|saviour beside me.|13:5 I did know thee in|the wilderness, in the|land of great drought.
R	T13:6 According to|their pasture, so were|they filled; they were|filled, and their heart|was exalted;|therefore have they|forgotten me.|13:7 Therefore I will|be unto them as a lion:|as a leopard by the|way will I observe|them:|13:8 I will meet them as|a bear that is
R	Tbereaved of her|whelps, and will rend|the caul of their|heart, and there will I|devour them like a|lion: the wild beast|shall tear them.|13:9 O Israel, thou|hast destroyed|thyself; but in me is|thine help.|13:10 I will be thy king:|where is any other|that may save thee in
R	Tall thy cities? and thy|judges of whom thou|saidst, Give me a king|and princes?|13:11 I gave thee a|king in mine anger, and|took him away in my|wrath.|13:12 The iniquity of|Ephraim is bound up;|his sin is hid.|13:13 The sorrows of|a travailing woman|shall come upon him:
R	The is an unwise son;|for he should not|stay long in the place|of the breaking forth|of children.|13:14 I will ransom|them from the power|of the grave; I will|redeem them from|death: O death, I will|be thy plagues; O|grave, I will be thy|destruction:|repentance shall be
R	Thid from mine eyes.|13:15 Though he be|fruitful among his|brethren, an east wind|shall come, the wind of|the LORD shall come|up from the|wilderness, and his|spring shall become|dry, and his fountain|shall be dried up: he|shall spoil the|treasure of all|pleasant vessels.
R	T13:16 Samaria shall|become desolate; for|she hath rebelled|against her God: they|shall fall by the|sword: their infants|shall be dashed in|pieces, and their|women with child shall|be ripped up.||14:1 O israel, return|unto the LORD thy God;|for thou hast fallen
R	Tby thine iniquity.|14:2 Take with you|words, and turn to the|LORD: say unto him,|Take away all iniquity,|and receive us|graciously: so will we|render the calves of|our lips.|14:3 Asshur shall not|save us; we will not|ride upon horses:|neither will we say any|more to the work of
R	Tour hands, Ye are our|gods: for in thee the|fatherless findeth|mercy.|14:4 I will heal their|backsliding, I will love|them freely: for mine|anger is turned away|from him.|14:5 I will be as the|dew unto Israel: he|shall grow as the lily,|and cast forth his|roots as Lebanon.
R	T14:6 His branches|shall spread, and his|beauty shall be as the|olive tree, and his|smell as Lebanon.|14:7 They that dwell|under his shadow|shall return; they|shall revive as the|corn, and grow as the|vine: the scent|thereof shall be as|the wine of Lebanon.|14:8 Ephraim shall say,
R	TWhat have I to do any|more with idols? I|have heard him, and|observed him: I am like|a green fir tree. From|me is thy fruit found.|14:9 Who is wise, and|he shall understand|these things? prudent,|and he shall know|them? for the ways of|the LORD are right,|and the just shall|walk in them: but the
R	Ttransgressors shall|fall therein.
R	K2;Joel	T||1:1 The word of the|LORD that came to|Joel the son of|Pethuel.|1:2 Hear this, ye old|men, and give ear, all|ye inhabitants of the|land. Hath this been in|your days, or even in|the days of your|fathers?|1:3 Tell ye your
R	Tchildren of it, and let|your children tell|their children, and|their children another|generation.|1:4 That which the|palmerworm hath left|hath the locust eaten;|and that which the|locust hath left hath|the cankerworm eaten;|and that which the|cankerworm hath left|hath the caterpiller
R	Teaten.|1:5 Awake, ye|drunkards, and weep;|and howl, all ye|drinkers of wine,|because of the new|wine; for it is cut off|from your mouth.|1:6 For a nation is|come up upon my land,|strong, and without|number, whose teeth|are the teeth of a|lion, and he hath the
R	Tcheek teeth of a|great lion.|1:7 He hath laid my|vine waste, and|barked my fig tree: he|hath made it clean|bare, and cast it away;|the branches thereof|are made white.|1:8 Lament like a virgin|girded with sackcloth|for the husband of|her youth.|1:9 The meat offering
R	Tand the drink offering|is cut off from the|house of the LORD;|the priests, the LORD's|ministers, mourn.|1:10 The field is|wasted, the land|mourneth; for the|corn is wasted: the|new wine is dried up,|the oil languisheth.|1:11 Be ye ashamed, O|ye husbandmen; howl,|O ye vinedressers,
R	Tfor the wheat and for|the barley; because|the harvest of the|field is perished.|1:12 The vine is dried|up, and the fig tree|languisheth; the|pomegranate tree, the|palm tree also, and|the apple tree, even|all the trees of the|field, are withered:|because joy is|withered away from
R	Tthe sons of men.|1:13 Gird yourselves,|and lament, ye priests:|howl, ye ministers of|the altar: come, lie all|night in sackcloth, ye|ministers of my God:|for the meat offering|and the drink offering|is withholden from the|house of your God.|1:14 Sanctify ye a|fast, call a solemn|assembly, gather the
R	Telders and all the|inhabitants of the land|into the house of the|LORD your God, and|cry unto the LORD,|1:15 Alas for the day!|for the day of the|LORD is at hand, and|as a destruction from|the Almighty shall it|come.|1:16 Is not the meat|cut off before our|eyes, yea, joy and
R	Tgladness from the|house of our God?|1:17 The seed is|rotten under their|clods, the garners|are laid desolate, the|barns are broken|down; for the corn is|withered.|1:18 How do the|beasts groan! the|herds of cattle are|perplexed, because|they have no pasture;
R	Tyea, the flocks of|sheep are made|desolate.|1:19 O LORD, to thee|will I cry: for the fire|hath devoured the|pastures of the|wilderness, and the|flame hath burned all|the trees of the field.|1:20 The beasts of|the field cry also|unto thee: for the|rivers of waters are
R	Tdried up, and the fire|hath devoured the|pastures of the|wilderness.||2:1 Blow ye the|trumpet in Zion, and|sound an alarm in my|holy mountain: let all|the inhabitants of the|land tremble: for the|day of the LORD|cometh, for it is nigh|at hand;
R	T2:2 A day of darkness|and of gloominess, a|day of clouds and of|thick darkness, as the|morning spread upon|the mountains: a great|people and a strong;|there hath not been|ever the like, neither|shall be any more|after it, even to the|years of many|generations.|2:3 A fire devoureth
R	Tbefore them; and|behind them a flame|burneth: the land is|as the garden of|Eden before them, and|behind them a|desolate wilderness;|yea, and nothing shall|escape them.|2:4 The appearance|of them is as the|appearance of|horses; and as|horsemen, so shall
R	Tthey run.|2:5 Like the noise of|chariots on the tops|of mountains shall|they leap, like the|noise of a flame of|fire that devoureth|the stubble, as a|strong people set in|battle array.|2:6 Before their face|the people shall be|much pained: all faces|shall gather
R	Tblackness.|2:7 They shall run like|mighty men; they shall|climb the wall like men|of war; and they shall|march every one on|his ways, and they|shall not break their|ranks:|2:8 Neither shall one|thrust another; they|shall walk every one|in his path: and when|they fall upon the
R	Tsword, they shall not|be wounded.|2:9 They shall run to|and fro in the city;|they shall run upon|the wall, they shall|climb up upon the|houses; they shall|enter in at the|windows like a thief.|2:10 The earth shall|quake before them;|the heavens shall|tremble: the sun and
R	Tthe moon shall be|dark, and the stars|shall withdraw their|shining:|2:11 And the LORD|shall utter his voice|before his army: for|his camp is very|great: for he is|strong that executeth|his word: for the day|of the LORD is great|and very terrible; and|who can abide it?
R	T2:12 Therefore also|now, saith the LORD,|turn ye even to me|with all your heart,|and with fasting, and|with weeping, and with|mourning:|2:13 And rend your|heart, and not your|garments, and turn|unto the LORD your|God: for he is|gracious and merciful,|slow to anger, and of
R	Tgreat kindness, and|repenteth him of the|evil.|2:14 Who knoweth if he|will return and repent,|and leave a blessing|behind him; even a|meat offering and a|drink offering unto|the LORD your God?|2:15 Blow the trumpet|in Zion, sanctify a|fast, call a solemn|assembly:
R	T2:16 Gather the|people, sanctify the|congregation,|assemble the elders,|gather the children,|and those that suck|the breasts: let the|bridegroom go forth|of his chamber, and|the bride out of her|closet.|2:17 Let the priests,|the ministers of the|LORD, weep between
R	Tthe porch and the|altar, and let them|say, Spare thy people,|O LORD, and give not|thine heritage to|reproach, that the|heathen should rule|over them: wherefore|should they say|among the people,|Where is their God?|2:18 Then will the LORD|be jealous for his|land, and pity his
R	Tpeople.|2:19 Yea, the LORD will|answer and say unto|his people, Behold, I|will send you corn,|and wine, and oil, and|ye shall be satisfied|therewith: and I will no|more make you a|reproach among the|heathen:|2:20 But I will remove|far off from you the|northern army, and
R	Twill drive him into a|land barren and|desolate, with his face|toward the east sea,|and his hinder part|toward the utmost sea,|and his stink shall|come up, and his ill|savour shall come up,|because he hath done|great things.|2:21 Fear not, O land;|be glad and rejoice:|for the LORD will do
R	Tgreat things.|2:22 Be not afraid, ye|beasts of the field:|for the pastures of|the wilderness do|spring, for the tree|beareth her fruit, the|fig tree and the vine|do yield their|strength.|2:23 Be glad then, ye|children of Zion, and|rejoice in the LORD|your God: for he hath
R	Tgiven you the former|rain moderately, and|he will cause to come|down for you the rain,|the former rain, and|the latter rain in the|first month.|2:24 And the floors|shall be full of wheat,|and the vats shall|overflow with wine and|oil.|2:25 And I will restore|to you the years that
R	Tthe locust hath eaten,|the cankerworm, and|the caterpiller, and|the palmerworm, my|great army which I|sent among you.|2:26 And ye shall eat|in plenty, and be|satisfied, and praise|the name of the LORD|your God, that hath|dealt wondrously with|you: and my people|shall never be
R	Tashamed.|2:27 And ye shall know|that I am in the midst|of Israel, and that I|am the LORD your God,|and none else: and my|people shall never be|ashamed.|2:28 And it shall come|to pass afterward,|that I will pour out my|spirit upon all flesh;|and your sons and|your daughters shall
R	Tprophesy, your old|men shall dream|dreams, your young|men shall see visions:|2:29 And also upon|the servants and|upon the handmaids in|those days will I pour|out my spirit.|2:30 And I will shew|wonders in the|heavens and in the|earth, blood, and fire,|and pillars of smoke.
R	T2:31 The sun shall be|turned into darkness,|and the moon into|blood, before the|great and terrible|day of the LORD come.|2:32 And it shall come|to pass, that|whosoever shall call|on the name of the|LORD shall be|delivered: for in mount|Zion and in Jerusalem|shall be deliverance,
R	Tas the LORD hath said,|and in the remnant|whom the LORD shall|call.||3:1 For, behold, in|those days, and in|that time, when I shall|bring again the|captivity of Judah and|Jerusalem,|3:2 I will also gather|all nations, and will|bring them down into
R	Tthe valley of|Jehoshaphat, and will|plead with them there|for my people and for|my heritage Israel,|whom they have|scattered among the|nations, and parted my|land.|3:3 And they have|cast lots for my|people; and have|given a boy for an|harlot, and sold a girl
R	Tfor wine, that they|might drink.|3:4 Yea, and what have|ye to do with me, O|Tyre, and Zidon, and|all the coasts of|Palestine? will ye|render me a|recompence? and if|ye recompense me,|swiftly and speedily|will I return your|recompence upon|your own head;
R	T3:5 Because ye have|taken my silver and my|gold, and have|carried into your|temples my goodly|pleasant things:|3:6 The children also|of Judah and the|children of Jerusalem|have ye sold unto the|Grecians, that ye might|remove them far from|their border.|3:7 Behold, I will raise
R	Tthem out of the place|whither ye have sold|them, and will return|your recompence|upon your own head:|3:8 And I will sell your|sons and your|daughters into the|hand of the children|of Judah, and they|shall sell them to the|Sabeans, to a people|far off: for the LORD|hath spoken it.
R	T3:9 Proclaim ye this|among the Gentiles;|Prepare war, wake up|the mighty men, let all|the men of war draw|near; let them come|up:|3:10 Beat your|plowshares into|swords and your|pruninghooks into|spears: let the weak|say, I am strong.|3:11 Assemble
R	Tyourselves, and come,|all ye heathen, and|gather yourselves|together round about:|thither cause thy|mighty ones to come|down, O LORD.|3:12 Let the heathen|be wakened, and come|up to the valley of|Jehoshaphat: for|there will I sit to|judge all the heathen|round about.
R	T3:13 Put ye in the|sickle, for the|harvest is ripe: come,|get you down; for the|press is full, the fats|overflow; for their|wickedness is great.|3:14 Multitudes,|multitudes in the|valley of decision: for|the day of the LORD is|near in the valley of|decision.|3:15 The sun and the
R	Tmoon shall be|darkened, and the|stars shall withdraw|their shining.|3:16 The LORD also|shall roar out of Zion,|and utter his voice|from Jerusalem; and|the heavens and the|earth shall shake: but|the LORD will be the|hope of his people,|and the strength of|the children of Israel.
R	T3:17 So shall ye know|that I am the LORD|your God dwelling in|Zion, my holy mountain:|then shall Jerusalem|be holy, and there|shall no strangers|pass through her any|more.|3:18 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that the mountains|shall drop down new|wine, and the hills
R	Tshall flow with milk, and|all the rivers of|Judah shall flow with|waters, and a fountain|shall come forth out|of the house of the|LORD, and shall water|the valley of Shittim.|3:19 Egypt shall be a|desolation, and Edom|shall be a desolate|wilderness, for the|violence against the|children of Judah,
R	Tbecause they have|shed innocent blood in|their land.|3:20 But Judah shall|dwell for ever, and|Jerusalem from|generation to|generation.|3:21 For I will cleanse|their blood that I|have not cleansed:|for the LORD dwelleth|in Zion.
R	K2;Amos	T||1:1 The words of|Amos, who was among|the herdmen of Tekoa,|which he saw|concerning Israel in|the days of Uzziah|king of Judah, and in|the days of Jeroboam|the son of Joash king|of Israel, two years|before the|earthquake.
R	T1:2 And he said, The|LORD will roar from|Zion, and utter his|voice from Jerusalem;|and the habitations of|the shepherds shall|mourn, and the top of|Carmel shall wither.|1:3 Thus saith the|LORD; For three|transgressions of|Damascus, and for|four, I will not turn|away the punishment
R	Tthereof; because they|have threshed Gilead|with threshing|instruments of iron:|1:4 But I will send a|fire into the house of|Hazael, which shall|devour the palaces of|Benhadad.|1:5 I will break also|the bar of Damascus,|and cut off the|inhabitant from the|plain of Aven, and him
R	Tthat holdeth the|sceptre from the|house of Eden: and|the people of Syria|shall go into captivity|unto Kir, saith the|LORD.|1:6 Thus saith the|LORD; For three|transgressions of|Gaza, and for four, I|will not turn away the|punishment thereof;|because they carried
R	Taway captive the|whole captivity, to|deliver them up to|Edom:|1:7 But I will send a|fire on the wall of|Gaza, which shall|devour the palaces|thereof:|1:8 And I will cut off|the inhabitant from|Ashdod, and him that|holdeth the sceptre|from Ashkelon, and I
R	Twill turn mine hand|against Ekron: and the|remnant of the|Philistines shall|perish, saith the Lord|GOD.|1:9 Thus saith the|LORD; For three|transgressions of|Tyrus, and for four, I|will not turn away the|punishment thereof;|because they|delivered up the whole
R	Tcaptivity to Edom, and|remembered not the|brotherly covenant:|1:10 But I will send a|fire on the wall of|Tyrus, which shall|devour the palaces|thereof.|1:11 Thus saith the|LORD; For three|transgressions of|Edom, and for four, I|will not turn away the|punishment thereof;
R	Tbecause he did|pursue his brother|with the sword, and did|cast off all pity, and|his anger did tear|perpetually, and he|kept his wrath for|ever:|1:12 But I will send a|fire upon Teman, which|shall devour the|palaces of Bozrah.|1:13 Thus saith the|LORD; For three
R	Ttransgressions of the|children of Ammon, and|for four, I will not|turn away the|punishment thereof;|because they have|ripped up the women|with child of Gilead,|that they might|enlarge their border:|1:14 But I will kindle a|fire in the wall of|Rabbah, and it shall|devour the palaces
R	Tthereof, with shouting|in the day of battle,|with a tempest in the|day of the whirlwind:|1:15 And their king|shall go into captivity,|he and his princes|together, saith the|LORD.||2:1 Thus saith the|LORD; For three|transgressions of|Moab, and for four, I
R	Twill not turn away the|punishment thereof;|because he burned|the bones of the king|of Edom into lime:|2:2 But I will send a|fire upon Moab, and it|shall devour the|palaces of Kirioth: and|Moab shall die with|tumult, with shouting,|and with the sound of|the trumpet:|2:3 And I will cut off
R	Tthe judge from the|midst thereof, and will|slay all the princes|thereof with him, saith|the LORD.|2:4 Thus saith the|LORD; For three|transgressions of|Judah, and for four, I|will not turn away the|punishment thereof;|because they have|despised the law of|the LORD, and have
R	Tnot kept his|commandments, and|their lies caused them|to err, after the|which their fathers|have walked:|2:5 But I will send a|fire upon Judah, and|it shall devour the|palaces of Jerusalem.|2:6 Thus saith the|LORD; For three|transgressions of|Israel, and for four, I
R	Twill not turn away the|punishment thereof;|because they sold the|righteous for silver,|and the poor for a|pair of shoes;|2:7 That pant after|the dust of the earth|on the head of the|poor, and turn aside|the way of the meek:|and a man and his|father will go in unto|the same maid, to
R	Tprofane my holy name:|2:8 And they lay|themselves down upon|clothes laid to pledge|by every altar, and|they drink the wine of|the condemned in the|house of their god.|2:9 Yet destroyed I|the Amorite before|them, whose height was|like the height of the|cedars, and he was|strong as the oaks;
R	Tyet I destroyed his|fruit from above, and|his roots from|beneath.|2:10 Also I brought|you up from the land|of Egypt, and led you|forty years through|the wilderness, to|possess the land of|the Amorite.|2:11 And I raised up|of your sons for|prophets, and of your
R	Tyoung men for|Nazarites. Is it not|even thus, O ye|children of Israel?|saith the LORD.|2:12 But ye gave the|Nazarites wine to|drink; and commanded|the prophets, saying,|Prophesy not.|2:13 Behold, I am|pressed under you,|as a cart is pressed|that is full of
R	Tsheaves.|2:14 Therefore the|flight shall perish|from the swift, and the|strong shall not|strengthen his force,|neither shall the|mighty deliver himself:|2:15 Neither shall he|stand that handleth|the bow; and he that is|swift of foot shall not|deliver himself:|neither shall he that
R	Trideth the horse|deliver himself.|2:16 And he that is|courageous among the|mighty shall flee away|naked in that day,|saith the LORD.||3:1 Hear this word|that the LORD hath|spoken against you, O|children of Israel,|against the whole|family which I brought
R	Tup from the land of|Egypt, saying,|3:2 You only have I|known of all the|families of the earth:|therefore I will punish|you for all your|iniquities.|3:3 Can two walk|together, except they|be agreed?|3:4 Will a lion roar in|the forest, when he|hath no prey? will a
R	Tyoung lion cry out of|his den, if he have|taken nothing?|3:5 Can a bird fall in a|snare upon the earth,|where no gin is for|him? shall one take up|a snare from the|earth, and have taken|nothing at all?|3:6 Shall a trumpet be|blown in the city, and|the people not be|afraid? shall there be
R	Tevil in a city, and the|LORD hath not done it?|3:7 Surely the Lord|GOD will do nothing, but|he revealeth his|secret unto his|servants the|prophets.|3:8 The lion hath|roared, who will not|fear? the Lord GOD|hath spoken, who can|but prophesy?|3:9 Publish in the
R	Tpalaces at Ashdod,|and in the palaces in|the land of Egypt, and|say, Assemble|yourselves upon the|mountains of Samaria,|and behold the great|tumults in the midst|thereof, and the|oppressed in the midst|thereof.|3:10 For they know|not to do right, saith|the LORD, who store
R	Tup violence and|robbery in their|palaces.|3:11 Therefore thus|saith the Lord GOD; An|adversary there shall|be even round about|the land; and he shall|bring down thy|strength from thee,|and thy palaces shall|be spoiled.|3:12 Thus saith the|LORD; As the shepherd
R	Ttaketh out of the|mouth of the lion two|legs, or a piece of an|ear; so shall the|children of Israel be|taken out that dwell in|Samaria in the corner|of a bed, and in|Damascus in a couch.|3:13 Hear ye, and|testify in the house of|Jacob, saith the Lord|GOD, the God of hosts,|3:14 That in the day
R	Tthat I shall visit the|transgressions of|Israel upon him I will|also visit the altars|of Bethel: and the|horns of the altar|shall be cut off, and|fall to the ground.|3:15 And I will smite|the winter house with|the summer house; and|the houses of ivory|shall perish, and the|great houses shall
R	Thave an end, saith the|LORD.||4:1 Hear this word, ye|kine of Bashan, that|are in the mountain of|Samaria, which|oppress the poor,|which crush the|needy, which say to|their masters, Bring,|and let us drink.|4:2 The Lord GOD hath|sworn by his holiness,
R	Tthat, lo, the days shall|come upon you, that|he will take you away|with hooks, and your|posterity with|fishhooks.|4:3 And ye shall go|out at the breaches,|every cow at that|which is before her;|and ye shall cast them|into the palace, saith|the LORD.|4:4 Come to Bethel,
R	Tand transgress; at|Gilgal multiply|transgression; and|bring your sacrifices|every morning, and|your tithes after|three years:|4:5 And offer a|sacrifice of|thanksgiving with|leaven, and proclaim|and publish the free|offerings: for this|liketh you, O ye
R	Tchildren of Israel,|saith the Lord GOD.|4:6 And I also have|given you cleanness|of teeth in all your|cities, and want of|bread in all your|places: yet have ye|not returned unto me,|saith the LORD.|4:7 And also I have|withholden the rain|from you, when there|were yet three months
R	Tto the harvest: and I|caused it to rain upon|one city, and caused it|not to rain upon|another city: one|piece was rained upon,|and the piece|whereupon it rained|not withered.|4:8 So two or three|cities wandered unto|one city, to drink|water; but they were|not satisfied: yet have
R	Tye not returned unto|me, saith the LORD.|4:9 I have smitten you|with blasting and|mildew: when your|gardens and your|vineyards and your|fig trees and your|olive trees increased,|the palmerworm|devoured them: yet|have ye not returned|unto me, saith the|LORD.
R	T4:10 I have sent|among you the|pestilence after the|manner of Egypt: your|young men have I|slain with the sword,|and have taken away|your horses; and I|have made the stink of|your camps to come|up unto your nostrils:|yet have ye not|returned unto me,|saith the LORD.
R	T4:11 I have|overthrown some of|you, as God overthrew|Sodom and Gomorrah,|and ye were as a|firebrand plucked out|of the burning: yet|have ye not returned|unto me, saith the|LORD.|4:12 Therefore thus|will I do unto thee, O|Israel: and because I|will do this unto thee,
R	Tprepare to meet thy|God, O Israel.|4:13 For, lo, he that|formeth the mountains,|and createth the wind,|and declareth unto|man what is his|thought, that maketh|the morning darkness,|and treadeth upon the|high places of the|earth, The LORD, The|God of hosts, is his|name.
R	T5:1 Hear ye this word|which I take up|against you, even a|lamentation, O house|of Israel.|5:2 The virgin of|Israel is fallen; she|shall no more rise:|she is forsaken upon|her land; there is|none to raise her up.|5:3 For thus saith the|Lord GOD; The city|that went out by a
R	Tthousand shall leave|an hundred, and that|which went forth by|an hundred shall|leave ten, to the|house of Israel.|5:4 For thus saith the|LORD unto the house|of Israel, Seek ye me,|and ye shall live:|5:5 But seek not|Bethel, nor enter into|Gilgal, and pass not to|Beersheba: for Gilgal
R	Tshall surely go into|captivity, and Bethel|shall come to nought.|5:6 Seek the LORD, and|ye shall live; lest he|break out like fire in|the house of Joseph,|and devour it, and|there be none to|quench it in Bethel.|5:7 Ye who turn|judgment to wormwood,|and leave off|righteousness in the
R	Tearth,|5:8 Seek him that|maketh the seven|stars and Orion, and|turneth the shadow of|death into the morning,|and maketh the day|dark with night: that|calleth for the waters|of the sea, and|poureth them out upon|the face of the earth:|The LORD is his name:|5:9 That
R	Tstrengtheneth the|spoiled against the|strong, so that the|spoiled shall come|against the fortress.|5:10 They hate him|that rebuketh in the|gate, and they abhor|him that speaketh|uprightly.|5:11 Forasmuch|therefore as your|treading is upon the|poor, and ye take
R	Tfrom him burdens of|wheat: ye have built|houses of hewn stone,|but ye shall not dwell|in them; ye have|planted pleasant|vineyards, but ye|shall not drink wine of|them.|5:12 For I know your|manifold|transgressions and|your mighty sins: they|afflict the just, they
R	Ttake a bribe, and they|turn aside the poor in|the gate from their|right.|5:13 Therefore the|prudent shall keep|silence in that time;|for it is an evil time.|5:14 Seek good, and|not evil, that ye may|live: and so the LORD,|the God of hosts,|shall be with you, as|ye have spoken.
R	T5:15 Hate the evil, and|love the good, and|establish judgment in|the gate: it may be|that the LORD God of|hosts will be gracious|unto the remnant of|Joseph.|5:16 Therefore the|LORD, the God of|hosts, the LORD, saith|thus; Wailing shall be|in all streets; and|they shall say in all
R	Tthe highways, Alas!|alas! and they shall|call the husbandman|to mourning, and such|as are skilful of|lamentation to wailing.|5:17 And in all|vineyards shall be|wailing: for I will pass|through thee, saith|the LORD.|5:18 Woe unto you that|desire the day of the|LORD! to what end is it
R	Tfor you? the day of|the LORD is darkness,|and not light.|5:19 As if a man did|flee from a lion, and a|bear met him; or went|into the house, and|leaned his hand on|the wall, and a|serpent bit him.|5:20 Shall not the day|of the LORD be|darkness, and not|light? even very dark,
R	Tand no brightness in|it?|5:21 I hate, I despise|your feast days, and|I will not smell in your|solemn assemblies.|5:22 Though ye offer|me burnt offerings|and your meat|offerings, I will not|accept them: neither|will I regard the|peace offerings of|your fat beasts.
R	T5:23 Take thou away|from me the noise of|thy songs; for I will|not hear the melody|of thy viols.|5:24 But let judgment|run down as waters,|and righteousness as|a mighty stream.|5:25 Have ye offered|unto me sacrifices|and offerings in the|wilderness forty|years, O house of
R	TIsrael?|5:26 But ye have|borne the tabernacle|of your Moloch and|Chiun your images, the|star of your god,|which ye made to|yourselves.|5:27 Therefore will I|cause you to go into|captivity beyond|Damascus, saith the|LORD, whose name is|The God of hosts.
R	T6:1 Woe to them that|are at ease in Zion,|and trust in the|mountain of Samaria,|which are named chief|of the nations, to|whom the house of|Israel came!|6:2 Pass ye unto|Calneh, and see; and|from thence go ye to|Hamath the great: then|go down to Gath of|the Philistines: be they
R	Tbetter than these|kingdoms? or their|border greater than|your border?|6:3 Ye that put far|away the evil day, and|cause the seat of|violence to come near;|6:4 That lie upon beds|of ivory, and stretch|themselves upon their|couches, and eat the|lambs out of the flock,|and the calves out of
R	Tthe midst of the stall;|6:5 That chant to the|sound of the viol, and|invent to themselves|instruments of musick,|like David;|6:6 That drink wine in|bowls, and anoint|themselves with the|chief ointments: but|they are not grieved|for the affliction of|Joseph.|6:7 Therefore now
R	Tshall they go captive|with the first that go|captive, and the|banquet of them that|stretched themselves|shall be removed.|6:8 The Lord GOD hath|sworn by himself, saith|the LORD the God of|hosts, I abhor the|excellency of Jacob,|and hate his palaces:|therefore will I|deliver up the city
R	Twith all that is therein.|6:9 And it shall come|to pass, if there|remain ten men in one|house, that they shall|die.|6:10 And a man's uncle|shall take him up, and|he that burneth him, to|bring out the bones|out of the house, and|shall say unto him that|is by the sides of the|house, Is there yet
R	Tany with thee? and he|shall say, No. Then|shall he say, Hold thy|tongue: for we may|not make mention of|the name of the LORD.|6:11 For, behold, the|LORD commandeth, and|he will smite the great|house with breaches,|and the little house|with clefts.|6:12 Shall horses run|upon the rock? will
R	Tone plow there with|oxen? for ye have|turned judgment into|gall, and the fruit of|righteousness into|hemlock:|6:13 Ye which rejoice|in a thing of nought,|which say, Have we not|taken to us horns by|our own strength?|6:14 But, behold, I will|raise up against you a|nation, O house of
R	TIsrael, saith the LORD|the God of hosts; and|they shall afflict you|from the entering in|of Hemath unto the|river of the|wilderness.||7:1 Thus hath the|Lord GOD shewed unto|me; and, behold, he|formed grasshoppers|in the beginning of the|shooting up of the
R	Tlatter growth; and, lo,|it was the latter|growth after the|king's mowings.|7:2 And it came to|pass, that when they|had made an end of|eating the grass of|the land, then I said, O|Lord GOD, forgive, I|beseech thee: by whom|shall Jacob arise?|for he is small.|7:3 The LORD repented
R	Tfor this: It shall not|be, saith the LORD.|7:4 Thus hath the|Lord GOD shewed unto|me: and, behold, the|Lord GOD called to|contend by fire, and it|devoured the great|deep, and did eat up a|part.|7:5 Then said I, O Lord|GOD, cease, I beseech|thee: by whom shall|Jacob arise? for he
R	Tis small.|7:6 The LORD repented|for this: This also|shall not be, saith the|Lord GOD.|7:7 Thus he shewed|me: and, behold, the|LORD stood upon a|wall made by a|plumbline, with a|plumbline in his hand.|7:8 And the LORD said|unto me, Amos, what|seest thou? And I
R	Tsaid, A plumbline. Then|said the LORD, Behold,|I will set a plumbline in|the midst of my people|Israel: I will not again|pass by them any|more:|7:9 And the high|places of Isaac shall|be desolate, and the|sanctuaries of Israel|shall be laid waste;|and I will rise against|the house of
R	TJeroboam with the|sword.|7:10 Then Amaziah the|priest of Bethel sent|to Jeroboam king of|Israel, saying, Amos|hath conspired|against thee in the|midst of the house of|Israel: the land is not|able to bear all his|words.|7:11 For thus Amos|saith, Jeroboam shall
R	Tdie by the sword, and|Israel shall surely be|led away captive out|of their own land.|7:12 Also Amaziah said|unto Amos, O thou|seer, go, flee thee|away into the land of|Judah, and there eat|bread, and prophesy|there:|7:13 But prophesy not|again any more at|Bethel: for it is the
R	Tking's chapel, and it is|the king's court.|7:14 Then answered|Amos, and said to|Amaziah, I was no|prophet, neither was I|a prophet's son; but I|was an herdman, and a|gatherer of sycomore|fruit:|7:15 And the LORD|took me as I followed|the flock, and the|LORD said unto me, Go,
R	Tprophesy unto my|people Israel.|7:16 Now therefore|hear thou the word of|the LORD: Thou sayest,|Prophesy not against|Israel, and drop not|thy word against the|house of Isaac.|7:17 Therefore thus|saith the LORD; Thy|wife shall be an harlot|in the city, and thy|sons and thy
R	Tdaughters shall fall|by the sword, and thy|land shall be divided|by line; and thou shalt|die in a polluted land:|and Israel shall|surely go into|captivity forth of his|land.||8:1 Thus hath the|Lord GOD shewed unto|me: and behold a|basket of summer
R	Tfruit.|8:2 And he said, Amos,|what seest thou? And|I said, A basket of|summer fruit. Then|said the LORD unto me,|The end is come upon|my people of Israel; I|will not again pass by|them any more.|8:3 And the songs of|the temple shall be|howlings in that day,|saith the Lord GOD:
R	Tthere shall be many|dead bodies in every|place; they shall cast|them forth with|silence.|8:4 Hear this, O ye|that swallow up the|needy, even to make|the poor of the land|to fail,|8:5 Saying, When will|the new moon be gone,|that we may sell corn?|and the sabbath, that
R	Twe may set forth|wheat, making the|ephah small, and the|shekel great, and|falsifying the|balances by deceit?|8:6 That we may buy|the poor for silver,|and the needy for a|pair of shoes; yea,|and sell the refuse of|the wheat?|8:7 The LORD hath|sworn by the
R	Texcellency of Jacob,|Surely I will never|forget any of their|works.|8:8 Shall not the land|tremble for this, and|every one mourn that|dwelleth therein? and|it shall rise up wholly|as a flood; and it shall|be cast out and|drowned, as by the|flood of Egypt.|8:9 And it shall come
R	Tto pass in that day,|saith the Lord GOD,|that I will cause the|sun to go down at|noon, and I will darken|the earth in the clear|day:|8:10 And I will turn|your feasts into|mourning, and all your|songs into lamentation;|and I will bring up|sackcloth upon all|loins, and baldness
R	Tupon every head; and|I will make it as the|mourning of an only|son, and the end|thereof as a bitter|day.|8:11 Behold, the days|come, saith the Lord|GOD, that I will send a|famine in the land, not|a famine of bread, nor|a thirst for water, but|of hearing the words|of the LORD:
R	T8:12 And they shall|wander from sea to|sea, and from the|north even to the|east, they shall run to|and fro to seek the|word of the LORD, and|shall not find it.|8:13 In that day shall|the fair virgins and|young men faint for|thirst.|8:14 They that swear|by the sin of Samaria,
R	Tand say, Thy god, O|Dan, liveth; and, The|manner of Beersheba|liveth; even they shall|fall, and never rise|up again.||9:1 I saw the LORD|standing upon the|altar: and he said,|Smite the lintel of the|door, that the posts|may shake: and cut|them in the head, all
R	Tof them; and I will slay|the last of them with|the sword: he that|fleeth of them shall|not flee away, and he|that escapeth of them|shall not be delivered.|9:2 Though they dig|into hell, thence shall|mine hand take them;|though they climb up|to heaven, thence will|I bring them down:|9:3 And though they
R	Thide themselves in the|top of Carmel, I will|search and take them|out thence; and|though they be hid|from my sight in the|bottom of the sea,|thence will I command|the serpent, and he|shall bite them:|9:4 And though they|go into captivity|before their enemies,|thence will I command
R	Tthe sword, and it shall|slay them: and I will|set mine eyes upon|them for evil, and not|for good.|9:5 And the Lord GOD|of hosts is he that|toucheth the land, and|it shall melt, and all|that dwell therein|shall mourn: and it|shall rise up wholly|like a flood; and shall|be drowned, as by the
R	Tflood of Egypt.|9:6 It is he that|buildeth his stories in|the heaven, and hath|founded his troop in|the earth; he that|calleth for the waters|of the sea, and|poureth them out upon|the face of the earth:|The LORD is his name.|9:7 Are ye not as|children of the|Ethiopians unto me, O
R	Tchildren of Israel?|saith the LORD. Have|not I brought up|Israel out of the land|of Egypt? and the|Philistines from|Caphtor, and the|Syrians from Kir?|9:8 Behold, the eyes|of the Lord GOD are|upon the sinful|kingdom, and I will|destroy it from off|the face of the earth;
R	Tsaving that I will not|utterly destroy the|house of Jacob, saith|the LORD.|9:9 For, lo, I will|command, and I will sift|the house of Israel|among all nations, like|as corn is sifted in a|sieve, yet shall not|the least grain fall|upon the earth.|9:10 All the sinners of|my people shall die by
R	Tthe sword, which say,|The evil shall not|overtake nor prevent|us.|9:11 In that day will I|raise up the|tabernacle of David|that is fallen, and|close up the|breaches thereof;|and I will raise up his|ruins, and I will build it|as in the days of old:|9:12 That they may
R	Tpossess the remnant|of Edom, and of all the|heathen, which are|called by my name,|saith the LORD that|doeth this.|9:13 Behold, the days|come, saith the LORD,|that the plowman shall|overtake the reaper,|and the treader of|grapes him that|soweth seed; and the|mountains shall drop
R	Tsweet wine, and all the|hills shall melt.|9:14 And I will bring|again the captivity of|my people of Israel,|and they shall build|the waste cities, and|inhabit them; and they|shall plant vineyards,|and drink the wine|thereof; they shall|also make gardens,|and eat the fruit of|them.
R	T9:15 And I will plant|them upon their land,|and they shall no|more be pulled up out|of their land which I|have given them, saith|the LORD thy God.
R	K2;Obadiah	T||1:1 The vision of|Obadiah. Thus saith|the Lord GOD|concerning Edom; We|have heard a rumour|from the LORD, and an|ambassador is sent|among the heathen,|Arise ye, and let us|rise up against her in|battle.|1:2 Behold, I have
R	Tmade thee small among|the heathen: thou art|greatly despised.|1:3 The pride of thine|heart hath deceived|thee, thou that|dwellest in the clefts|of the rock, whose|habitation is high; that|saith in his heart, Who|shall bring me down to|the ground?|1:4 Though thou exalt|thyself as the eagle,
R	Tand though thou set|thy nest among the|stars, thence will I|bring thee down, saith|the LORD.|1:5 If thieves came to|thee, if robbers by|night, (how art thou|cut off!) would they|not have stolen till|they had enough? if|the grapegatherers|came to thee, would|they not leave some
R	Tgrapes?|1:6 How are the things|of Esau searched out!|how are his hidden|things sought up!|1:7 All the men of thy|confederacy have|brought thee even to|the border: the men|that were at peace|with thee have|deceived thee, and|prevailed against|thee; they that eat thy
R	Tbread have laid a|wound under thee:|there is none|understanding in him.|1:8 Shall I not in that|day, saith the LORD,|even destroy the wise|men out of Edom, and|understanding out of|the mount of Esau?|1:9 And thy mighty men,|O Teman, shall be|dismayed, to the end|that every one of the
R	Tmount of Esau may be|cut off by slaughter.|1:10 For thy violence|against thy brother|Jacob shame shall|cover thee, and thou|shalt be cut off for|ever.|1:11 In the day that|thou stoodest on the|other side, in the day|that the strangers|carried away captive|his forces, and
R	Tforeigners entered|into his gates, and|cast lots upon|Jerusalem, even thou|wast as one of them.|1:12 But thou|shouldest not have|looked on the day of|thy brother in the day|that he became a|stranger; neither|shouldest thou have|rejoiced over the|children of Judah in
R	Tthe day of their|destruction; neither|shouldest thou have|spoken proudly in the|day of distress.|1:13 Thou shouldest|not have entered into|the gate of my people|in the day of their|calamity; yea, thou|shouldest not have|looked on their|affliction in the day of|their calamity, nor
R	Thave laid hands on|their substance in the|day of their calamity;|1:14 Neither shouldest|thou have stood in the|crossway, to cut off|those of his that did|escape; neither|shouldest thou have|delivered up those of|his that did remain in|the day of distress.|1:15 For the day of|the LORD is near upon
R	Tall the heathen: as|thou hast done, it|shall be done unto|thee: thy reward shall|return upon thine own|head.|1:16 For as ye have|drunk upon my holy|mountain, so shall all|the heathen drink|continually, yea, they|shall drink, and they|shall swallow down,|and they shall be as
R	Tthough they had not|been.|1:17 But upon mount|Zion shall be|deliverance, and|there shall be|holiness; and the|house of Jacob shall|possess their|possessions.|1:18 And the house of|Jacob shall be a fire,|and the house of|Joseph a flame, and
R	Tthe house of Esau for|stubble, and they|shall kindle in them,|and devour them; and|there shall not be any|remaining of the|house of Esau; for|the LORD hath spoken|it.|1:19 And they of the|south shall possess|the mount of Esau;|and they of the plain|the Philistines: and
R	Tthey shall possess|the fields of Ephraim,|and the fields of|Samaria: and Benjamin|shall possess Gilead.|1:20 And the captivity|of this host of the|children of Israel|shall possess that of|the Canaanites, even|unto Zarephath; and|the captivity of|Jerusalem, which is in|Sepharad, shall
R	Tpossess the cities of|the south.|1:21 And saviours|shall come up on|mount Zion to judge|the mount of Esau;|and the kingdom shall|be the LORD's.
R	K2;Jonah	T||1:1 Now the word of|the LORD came unto|Jonah the son of|Amittai, saying,|1:2 Arise, go to|Nineveh, that great|city, and cry against|it; for their|wickedness is come up|before me.|1:3 But Jonah rose up|to flee unto Tarshish
R	Tfrom the presence of|the LORD, and went|down to Joppa; and he|found a ship going to|Tarshish: so he paid|the fare thereof, and|went down into it, to go|with them unto|Tarshish from the|presence of the LORD.|1:4 But the LORD sent|out a great wind into|the sea, and there|was a mighty tempest
R	Tin the sea, so that the|ship was like to be|broken.|1:5 Then the mariners|were afraid, and cried|every man unto his|god, and cast forth|the wares that were in|the ship into the sea,|to lighten it of them.|But Jonah was gone|down into the sides of|the ship; and he lay,|and was fast asleep.
R	T1:6 So the shipmaster|came to him, and said|unto him, What meanest|thou, O sleeper?|arise, call upon thy|God, if so be that God|will think upon us, that|we perish not.|1:7 And they said|every one to his|fellow, Come, and let|us cast lots, that we|may know for whose|cause this evil is upon
R	Tus. So they cast lots,|and the lot fell upon|Jonah.|1:8 Then said they|unto him, Tell us, we|pray thee, for whose|cause this evil is upon|us; What is thine|occupation? and|whence comest thou?|what is thy country?|and of what people|art thou?|1:9 And he said unto
R	Tthem, I am an Hebrew;|and I fear the LORD,|the God of heaven,|which hath made the|sea and the dry land.|1:10 Then were the|men exceedingly|afraid, and said unto|him. Why hast thou|done this? For the|men knew that he fled|from the presence of|the LORD, because he|had told them.
R	T1:11 Then said they|unto him, What shall we|do unto thee, that the|sea may be calm unto|us? for the sea|wrought, and was|tempestuous.|1:12 And he said unto|them, Take me up, and|cast me forth into the|sea; so shall the sea|be calm unto you: for|I know that for my|sake this great
R	Ttempest is upon you.|1:13 Nevertheless the|men rowed hard to|bring it to the land;|but they could not:|for the sea wrought,|and was tempestuous|against them.|1:14 Wherefore they|cried unto the LORD,|and said, We beseech|thee, O LORD, we|beseech thee, let us|not perish for this
R	Tman's life, and lay not|upon us innocent|blood: for thou, O|LORD, hast done as it|pleased thee.|1:15 So they look up|Jonah, and cast him|forth into the sea:|and the sea ceased|from her raging.|1:16 Then the men|feared the LORD|exceedingly, and|offered a sacrifice
R	Tunto the LORD, and|made vows.|1:17 Now the LORD had|prepared a great fish|to swallow up Jonah.|And Jonah was in the|belly of the fish three|days and three nights.||2:1 Then Jonah|prayed unto the LORD|his God out of the|fish's belly,|2:2 And said, I cried
R	Tby reason of mine|affliction unto the|LORD, and he heard|me; out of the belly of|hell cried I, and thou|heardest my voice.|2:3 For thou hadst|cast me into the deep,|in the midst of the|seas; and the floods|compassed me about:|all thy billows and thy|waves passed over|me.
R	T2:4 Then I said, I am|cast out of thy sight;|yet I will look again|toward thy holy|temple.|2:5 The waters|compassed me about,|even to the soul: the|depth closed me|round about, the|weeds were wrapped|about my head.|2:6 I went down to the|bottoms of the
R	Tmountains; the earth|with her bars was|about me for ever:|yet hast thou brought|up my life from|corruption, O LORD my|God.|2:7 When my soul|fainted within me I|remembered the LORD:|and my prayer came in|unto thee, into thine|holy temple.|2:8 They that observe
R	Tlying vanities forsake|their own mercy.|2:9 But I will sacrifice|unto thee with the|voice of thanksgiving;|I will pay that that I|have vowed. Salvation|is of the LORD.|2:10 And the LORD|spake unto the fish,|and it vomited out|Jonah upon the dry|land.|
R	T3:1 And the word of|the LORD came unto|Jonah the second time,|saying,|3:2 Arise, go unto|Nineveh, that great|city, and preach unto|it the preaching that I|bid thee.|3:3 So Jonah arose,|and went unto Nineveh,|according to the word|of the LORD. Now|Nineveh was an
R	Texceeding great city|of three days'|journey.|3:4 And Jonah began|to enter into the city|a day's journey, and|he cried, and said, Yet|forty days, and|Nineveh shall be|overthrown.|3:5 So the people of|Nineveh believed God,|and proclaimed a fast,|and put on sackcloth,
R	Tfrom the greatest of|them even to the least|of them.|3:6 For word came|unto the king of|Nineveh, and he arose|from his throne, and|he laid his robe from|him, and covered him|with sackcloth, and sat|in ashes.|3:7 And he caused it|to be proclaimed and|published through
R	TNineveh by the decree|of the king and his|nobles, saying, Let|neither man nor beast,|herd nor flock, taste|any thing: let them not|feed, nor drink water:|3:8 But let man and|beast be covered with|sackcloth, and cry|mightily unto God: yea,|let them turn every|one from his evil way,|and from the violence
R	Tthat is in their hands.|3:9 Who can tell if God|will turn and repent,|and turn away from|his fierce anger, that|we perish not?|3:10 And God saw their|works, that they|turned from their evil|way; and God repented|of the evil, that he|had said that he would|do unto them; and he|did it not.
R	T4:1 But it displeased|Jonah exceedingly,|and he was very|angry.|4:2 And he prayed|unto the LORD, and|said, I pray thee, O|LORD, was not this my|saying, when I was yet|in my country?|Therefore I fled|before unto Tarshish:|for I knew that thou|art a gracious God,
R	Tand merciful, slow to|anger, and of great|kindness, and|repentest thee of the|evil.|4:3 Therefore now, O|LORD, take, I beseech|thee, my life from me;|for it is better for me|to die than to live.|4:4 Then said the|LORD, Doest thou well|to be angry?|4:5 So Jonah went out
R	Tof the city, and sat on|the east side of the|city, and there made|him a booth, and sat|under it in the shadow,|till he might see what|would become of the|city.|4:6 And the LORD God|prepared a gourd,|and made it to come up|over Jonah, that it|might be a shadow|over his head, to
R	Tdeliver him from his|grief. So Jonah was|exceeding glad of the|gourd.|4:7 But God prepared|a worm when the|morning rose the next|day, and it smote the|gourd that it withered.|4:8 And it came to|pass, when the sun did|arise, that God|prepared a vehement|east wind; and the sun
R	Tbeat upon the head of|Jonah, that he fainted,|and wished in himself|to die, and said, It is|better for me to die|than to live.|4:9 And God said to|Jonah, Doest thou well|to be angry for the|gourd? And he said, I|do well to be angry,|even unto death.|4:10 Then said the|LORD, Thou hast had
R	Tpity on the gourd, for|the which thou hast|not laboured, neither|madest it grow; which|came up in a night, and|perished in a night:|4:11 And should not I|spare Nineveh, that|great city, wherein|are more than|sixscore thousand|persons that cannot|discern between their|right hand and their
R	Tleft hand; and also|much cattle?
R	K2;Micah	T||1:1 The word of the|LORD that came to|Micah the Morasthite in|the days of Jotham,|Ahaz, and Hezekiah,|kings of Judah, which|he saw concerning|Samaria and|Jerusalem.|1:2 Hear, all ye|people; hearken, O|earth, and all that
R	Ttherein is: and let the|Lord GOD be witness|against you, the LORD|from his holy temple.|1:3 For, behold, the|LORD cometh forth out|of his place, and will|come down, and tread|upon the high places|of the earth.|1:4 And the mountains|shall be molten under|him, and the valleys|shall be cleft, as wax
R	Tbefore the fire, and|as the waters that|are poured down a|steep place.|1:5 For the|transgression of|Jacob is all this, and|for the sins of the|house of Israel. What|is the transgression|of Jacob? is it not|Samaria? and what are|the high places of|Judah? are they not
R	TJerusalem?|1:6 Therefore I will|make Samaria as an|heap of the field, and|as plantings of a|vineyard: and I will|pour down the stones|thereof into the|valley, and I will|discover the|foundations thereof.|1:7 And all the graven|images thereof shall|be beaten to pieces,
R	Tand all the hires|thereof shall be|burned with the fire,|and all the idols|thereof will I lay|desolate: for she|gathered it of the|hire of an harlot, and|they shall return to|the hire of an harlot.|1:8 Therefore I will|wail and howl, I will go|stripped and naked: I|will make a wailing like
R	Tthe dragons, and|mourning as the owls.|1:9 For her wound is|incurable; for it is|come unto Judah; he is|come unto the gate of|my people, even to|Jerusalem.|1:10 Declare ye it not|at Gath, weep ye not|at all: in the house of|Aphrah roll thyself in|the dust.|1:11 Pass ye away,
R	Tthou inhabitant of|Saphir, having thy|shame naked: the|inhabitant of Zaanan|came not forth in the|mourning of Bethezel;|he shall receive of|you his standing.|1:12 For the inhabitant|of Maroth waited|carefully for good:|but evil came down|from the LORD unto|the gate of Jerusalem.
R	T1:13 O thou inhabitant|of Lachish, bind the|chariot to the swift|beast: she is the|beginning of the sin to|the daughter of Zion:|for the|transgressions of|Israel were found in|thee.|1:14 Therefore shalt|thou give presents to|Moreshethgath: the|houses of Achzib
R	Tshall be a lie to the|kings of Israel.|1:15 Yet will I bring an|heir unto thee, O|inhabitant of|Mareshah: he shall|come unto Adullam the|glory of Israel.|1:16 Make thee bald,|and poll thee for thy|delicate children;|enlarge thy baldness|as the eagle; for they|are gone into captivity
R	Tfrom thee.||2:1 Woe to them that|devise iniquity, and|work evil upon their|beds! when the|morning is light, they|practise it, because it|is in the power of|their hand.|2:2 And they covet|fields, and take them|by violence; and|houses, and take them
R	Taway: so they oppress|a man and his house,|even a man and his|heritage.|2:3 Therefore thus|saith the LORD; Behold,|against this family do I|devise an evil, from|which ye shall not|remove your necks;|neither shall ye go|haughtily: for this time|is evil.|2:4 In that day shall
R	Tone take up a parable|against you, and|lament with a doleful|lamentation, and say,|We be utterly spoiled:|he hath changed the|portion of my people:|how hath he removed|it from me! turning|away he hath divided|our fields.|2:5 Therefore thou|shalt have none that|shall cast a cord by
R	Tlot in the|congregation of the|LORD.|2:6 Prophesy ye not,|say they to them that|prophesy: they shall|not prophesy to them,|that they shall not|take shame.|2:7 O thou that art|named the house of|Jacob, is the spirit of|the LORD straitened?|are these his doings?
R	Tdo not my words do|good to him that|walketh uprightly?|2:8 Even of late my|people is risen up as|an enemy: ye pull off|the robe with the|garment from them|that pass by securely|as men averse from|war.|2:9 The women of my|people have ye cast|out from their
R	Tpleasant houses; from|their children have ye|taken away my glory|for ever.|2:10 Arise ye, and|depart; for this is not|your rest: because it|is polluted, it shall|destroy you, even with|a sore destruction.|2:11 If a man walking|in the spirit and|falsehood do lie,|saying, I will prophesy
R	Tunto thee of wine and|of strong drink; he|shall even be the|prophet of this|people.|2:12 I will surely|assemble, O Jacob, all|of thee; I will surely|gather the remnant of|Israel; I will put them|together as the sheep|of Bozrah, as the|flock in the midst of|their fold: they shall
R	Tmake great noise by|reason of the|multitude of men.|2:13 The breaker is|come up before them:|they have broken up,|and have passed|through the gate, and|are gone out by it:|and their king shall|pass before them, and|the LORD on the head|of them.|
R	T3:1 And I said, Hear, I|pray you, O heads of|Jacob, and ye princes|of the house of|Israel; Is it not for|you to know|judgment?|3:2 Who hate the good,|and love the evil; who|pluck off their skin|from off them, and|their flesh from off|their bones;|3:3 Who also eat the
R	Tflesh of my people,|and flay their skin|from off them; and|they break their|bones, and chop them|in pieces, as for the|pot, and as flesh|within the caldron.|3:4 Then shall they|cry unto the LORD, but|he will not hear them:|he will even hide his|face from them at that|time, as they have
R	Tbehaved themselves ill|in their doings.|3:5 Thus saith the|LORD concerning the|prophets that make my|people err, that bite|with their teeth, and|cry, Peace; and he|that putteth not into|their mouths, they|even prepare war|against him.|3:6 Therefore night|shall be unto you, that
R	Tye shall not have a|vision; and it shall be|dark unto you, that ye|shall not divine; and|the sun shall go down|over the prophets,|and the day shall be|dark over them.|3:7 Then shall the|seers be ashamed,|and the diviners|confounded: yea, they|shall all cover their|lips; for there is no
R	Tanswer of God.|3:8 But truly I am full|of power by the spirit|of the LORD, and of|judgment, and of|might, to declare unto|Jacob his|transgression, and to|Israel his sin.|3:9 Hear this, I pray|you, ye heads of the|house of Jacob, and|princes of the house|of Israel, that abhor
R	Tjudgment, and pervert|all equity.|3:10 They build up|Zion with blood, and|Jerusalem with iniquity.|3:11 The heads|thereof judge for|reward, and the|priests thereof teach|for hire, and the|prophets thereof|divine for money: yet|will they lean upon the|LORD, and say, Is not
R	Tthe LORD among us?|none evil can come|upon us.|3:12 Therefore shall|Zion for your sake be|plowed as a field, and|Jerusalem shall|become heaps, and the|mountain of the house|as the high places of|the forest.||4:1 But in the last|days it shall come to
R	Tpass, that the|mountain of the house|of the LORD shall be|established in the top|of the mountains, and|it shall be exalted|above the hills; and|people shall flow unto|it.|4:2 And many nations|shall come, and say,|Come, and let us go up|to the mountain of the|LORD, and to the
R	Thouse of the God of|Jacob; and he will|teach us of his ways,|and we will walk in his|paths: for the law|shall go forth of Zion,|and the word of the|LORD from Jerusalem.|4:3 And he shall judge|among many people,|and rebuke strong|nations afar off; and|they shall beat their|swords into
R	Tplowshares, and their|spears into|pruninghooks: nation|shall not lift up a|sword against nation,|neither shall they|learn war any more.|4:4 But they shall sit|every man under his|vine and under his fig|tree; and none shall|make them afraid: for|the mouth of the LORD|of hosts hath spoken
R	Tit.|4:5 For all people will|walk every one in the|name of his god, and|we will walk in the name|of the LORD our God|for ever and ever.|4:6 In that day, saith|the LORD, will I|assemble her that|halteth, and I will|gather her that is|driven out, and her|that I have afflicted;
R	T4:7 And I will make her|that halted a remnant,|and her that was cast|far off a strong|nation: and the LORD|shall reign over them|in mount Zion from|henceforth, even for|ever.|4:8 And thou, O tower|of the flock, the|strong hold of the|daughter of Zion, unto|thee shall it come,
R	Teven the first|dominion; the kingdom|shall come to the|daughter of|Jerusalem.|4:9 Now why dost thou|cry out aloud? is|there no king in thee?|is thy counsellor|perished? for pangs|have taken thee as a|woman in travail.|4:10 Be in pain, and|labour to bring forth,
R	TO daughter of Zion,|like a woman in travail:|for now shalt thou go|forth out of the city,|and thou shalt dwell in|the field, and thou|shalt go even to|Babylon; there shalt|thou be delivered;|there the LORD shall|redeem thee from the|hand of thine enemies.|4:11 Now also many|nations are gathered
R	Tagainst thee, that say,|Let her be defiled,|and let our eye look|upon Zion.|4:12 But they know not|the thoughts of the|LORD, neither|understand they his|counsel: for he shall|gather them as the|sheaves into the|floor.|4:13 Arise and thresh,|O daughter of Zion:
R	Tfor I will make thine|horn iron, and I will|make thy hoofs brass:|and thou shalt beat in|pieces many people:|and I will consecrate|their gain unto the|LORD, and their|substance unto the|Lord of the whole|earth.||5:1 Now gather thyself|in troops, O daughter
R	Tof troops: he hath laid|siege against us: they|shall smite the judge|of Israel with a rod|upon the cheek.|5:2 But thou,|Bethlehem Ephratah,|though thou be little|among the thousands|of Judah, yet out of|thee shall he come|forth unto me that is|to be ruler in Israel;|whose goings forth
R	Thave been from of|old, from everlasting.|5:3 Therefore will he|give them up, until the|time that she which|travaileth hath|brought forth: then|the remnant of his|brethren shall return|unto the children of|Israel.|5:4 And he shall stand|and feed in the|strength of the LORD,
R	Tin the majesty of the|name of the LORD his|God; and they shall|abide: for now shall|he be great unto the|ends of the earth.|5:5 And this man shall|be the peace, when|the Assyrian shall|come into our land:|and when he shall|tread in our palaces,|then shall we raise|against him seven
R	Tshepherds, and eight|principal men.|5:6 And they shall|waste the land of|Assyria with the|sword, and the land of|Nimrod in the|entrances thereof:|thus shall he deliver|us from the Assyrian,|when he cometh into|our land, and when he|treadeth within our|borders.
R	T5:7 And the remnant|of Jacob shall be in|the midst of many|people as a dew from|the LORD, as the|showers upon the|grass, that tarrieth|not for man, nor|waiteth for the sons|of men.|5:8 And the remnant|of Jacob shall be|among the Gentiles in|the midst of many
R	Tpeople as a lion among|the beasts of the|forest, as a young|lion among the flocks|of sheep: who, if he go|through, both|treadeth down, and|teareth in pieces, and|none can deliver.|5:9 Thine hand shall|be lifted up upon thine|adversaries, and all|thine enemies shall be|cut off.
R	T5:10 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|saith the LORD, that I|will cut off thy horses|out of the midst of|thee, and I will|destroy thy chariots:|5:11 And I will cut off|the cities of thy land,|and throw down all thy|strong holds:|5:12 And I will cut off|witchcrafts out of|thine hand; and thou
R	Tshalt have no more|soothsayers:|5:13 Thy graven|images also will I cut|off, and thy standing|images out of the|midst of thee; and|thou shalt no more|worship the work of|thine hands.|5:14 And I will pluck up|thy groves out of the|midst of thee: so will I|destroy thy cities.
R	T5:15 And I will execute|vengeance in anger|and fury upon the|heathen, such as they|have not heard.||6:1 Hear ye now what|the LORD saith; Arise,|contend thou before|the mountains, and let|the hills hear thy|voice.|6:2 Hear ye, O|mountains, the LORD's
R	Tcontroversy, and ye|strong foundations of|the earth: for the|LORD hath a|controversy with his|people, and he will|plead with Israel.|6:3 O my people, what|have I done unto|thee? and wherein|have I wearied thee?|testify against me.|6:4 For I brought thee|up out of the land of
R	TEgypt, and redeemed|thee out of the house|of servants; and I|sent before thee|Moses, Aaron, and|Miriam.|6:5 O my people,|remember now what|Balak king of Moab|consulted, and what|Balaam the son of|Beor answered him|from Shittim unto|Gilgal; that ye may
R	Tknow the|righteousness of the|LORD.|6:6 Wherewith shall I|come before the LORD,|and bow myself|before the high God?|shall I come before|him with burnt|offerings, with calves|of a year old?|6:7 Will the LORD be|pleased with|thousands of rams, or
R	Twith ten thousands of|rivers of oil? shall I|give my firstborn for|my transgression, the|fruit of my body for|the sin of my soul?|6:8 He hath shewed|thee, O man, what is|good; and what doth|the LORD require of|thee, but to do justly,|and to love mercy,|and to walk humbly|with thy God?
R	T6:9 The LORD's voice|crieth unto the city,|and the man of wisdom|shall see thy name:|hear ye the rod, and|who hath appointed it.|6:10 Are there yet the|treasures of|wickedness in the|house of the wicked,|and the scant|measure that is|abominable?|6:11 Shall I count them
R	Tpure with the wicked|balances, and with the|bag of deceitful|weights?|6:12 For the rich men|thereof are full of|violence, and the|inhabitants thereof|have spoken lies, and|their tongue is|deceitful in their|mouth.|6:13 Therefore also|will I make thee sick in
R	Tsmiting thee, in making|thee desolate|because of thy sins.|6:14 Thou shalt eat,|but not be satisfied;|and thy casting down|shall be in the midst|of thee; and thou|shalt take hold, but|shalt not deliver; and|that which thou|deliverest will I give|up to the sword.|6:15 Thou shalt sow,
R	Tbut thou shalt not|reap; thou shalt tread|the olives, but thou|shalt not anoint thee|with oil; and sweet|wine, but shalt not|drink wine.|6:16 For the statutes|of Omri are kept, and|all the works of the|house of Ahab, and ye|walk in their counsels;|that I should make|thee a desolation, and
R	Tthe inhabitants|thereof an hissing:|therefore ye shall|bear the reproach of|my people.||7:1 Woe is me! for I am|as when they have|gathered the summer|fruits, as the|grapegleanings of the|vintage: there is no|cluster to eat: my soul|desired the firstripe
R	Tfruit.|7:2 The good man is|perished out of the|earth: and there is|none upright among|men: they all lie in wait|for blood; they hunt|every man his brother|with a net.|7:3 That they may do|evil with both hands|earnestly, the prince|asketh, and the judge|asketh for a reward;
R	Tand the great man, he|uttereth his|mischievous desire: so|they wrap it up.|7:4 The best of them|is as a brier: the most|upright is sharper|than a thorn hedge:|the day of thy|watchmen and thy|visitation cometh; now|shall be their|perplexity.|7:5 Trust ye not in a
R	Tfriend, put ye not|confidence in a guide:|keep the doors of thy|mouth from her that|lieth in thy bosom.|7:6 For the son|dishonoureth the|father, the daughter|riseth up against her|mother, the daughter|in law against her|mother in law; a man's|enemies are the men|of his own house.
R	T7:7 Therefore I will|look unto the LORD; I|will wait for the God of|my salvation: my God|will hear me.|7:8 Rejoice not|against me, O mine|enemy: when I fall, I|shall arise; when I sit|in darkness, the LORD|shall be a light unto|me.|7:9 I will bear the|indignation of the
R	TLORD, because I have|sinned against him,|until he plead my|cause, and execute|judgment for me: he|will bring me forth to|the light, and I shall|behold his|righteousness.|7:10 Then she that is|mine enemy shall see|it, and shame shall|cover her which said|unto me, Where is the
R	TLORD thy God? mine|eyes shall behold her:|now shall she be|trodden down as the|mire of the streets.|7:11 In the day that|thy walls are to be|built, in that day shall|the decree be far|removed.|7:12 In that day also|he shall come even to|thee from Assyria,|and from the fortified
R	Tcities, and from the|fortress even to the|river, and from sea to|sea, and from|mountain to mountain.|7:13 Notwithstanding|the land shall be|desolate because of|them that dwell|therein, for the fruit|of their doings.|7:14 Feed thy people|with thy rod, the flock|of thine heritage,
R	Twhich dwell solitarily in|the wood, in the midst|of Carmel: let them|feed in Bashan and|Gilead, as in the days|of old.|7:15 According to the|days of thy coming|out of the land of|Egypt will I shew unto|him marvellous things.|7:16 The nations shall|see and be|confounded at all
R	Ttheir might: they shall|lay their hand upon|their mouth, their ears|shall be deaf.|7:17 They shall lick|the dust like a|serpent, they shall|move out of their|holes like worms of|the earth: they shall|be afraid of the LORD|our God, and shall|fear because of thee.|7:18 Who is a God like
R	Tunto thee, that|pardoneth iniquity, and|passeth by the|transgression of the|remnant of his|heritage? he retaineth|not his anger for|ever, because he|delighteth in mercy.|7:19 He will turn again,|he will have|compassion upon us;|he will subdue our|iniquities; and thou wilt
R	Tcast all their sins into|the depths of the sea.|7:20 Thou wilt perform|the truth to Jacob,|and the mercy to|Abraham, which thou|hast sworn unto our|fathers from the days|of old.
R	K2;Nahum	T||1:1 The burden of|Nineveh. The book of|the vision of Nahum|the Elkoshite.|1:2 God is jealous,|and the LORD|revengeth; the LORD|revengeth, and is|furious; the LORD will|take vengeance on his|adversaries, and he|reserveth wrath for
R	This enemies.|1:3 The LORD is slow|to anger, and great in|power, and will not at|all acquit the wicked:|the LORD hath his way|in the whirlwind and in|the storm, and the|clouds are the dust|of his feet.|1:4 He rebuketh the|sea, and maketh it dry,|and drieth up all the|rivers: Bashan
R	Tlanguisheth, and|Carmel, and the flower|of Lebanon|languisheth.|1:5 The mountains|quake at him, and the|hills melt, and the|earth is burned at his|presence, yea, the|world, and all that|dwell therein.|1:6 Who can stand|before his|indignation? and who
R	Tcan abide in the|fierceness of his|anger? his fury is|poured out like fire,|and the rocks are|thrown down by him.|1:7 The LORD is good,|a strong hold in the|day of trouble; and he|knoweth them that|trust in him.|1:8 But with an|overrunning flood he|will make an utter end
R	Tof the place thereof,|and darkness shall|pursue his enemies.|1:9 What do ye imagine|against the LORD? he|will make an utter end:|affliction shall not|rise up the second|time.|1:10 For while they be|folden together as|thorns, and while they|are drunken as|drunkards, they shall
R	Tbe devoured as|stubble fully dry.|1:11 There is one|come out of thee, that|imagineth evil against|the LORD, a wicked|counsellor.|1:12 Thus saith the|LORD; Though they be|quiet, and likewise|many, yet thus shall|they be cut down,|when he shall pass|through. Though I
R	Thave afflicted thee, I|will afflict thee no|more.|1:13 For now will I|break his yoke from|off thee, and will|burst thy bonds in|sunder.|1:14 And the LORD|hath given a|commandment|concerning thee, that|no more of thy name|be sown: out of the
R	Thouse of thy gods will|I cut off the graven|image and the molten|image: I will make thy|grave; for thou art|vile.|1:15 Behold upon the|mountains the feet of|him that bringeth good|tidings, that publisheth|peace! O Judah, keep|thy solemn feasts,|perform thy vows: for|the wicked shall no
R	Tmore pass through|thee; he is utterly cut|off.||2:1 He that dasheth in|pieces is come up|before thy face: keep|the munition, watch the|way, make thy loins|strong, fortify thy|power mightily.|2:2 For the LORD hath|turned away the|excellency of Jacob,
R	Tas the excellency of|Israel: for the|emptiers have emptied|them out, and marred|their vine branches.|2:3 The shield of his|mighty men is made|red, the valiant men|are in scarlet: the|chariots shall be with|flaming torches in the|day of his|preparation, and the|fir trees shall be
R	Tterribly shaken.|2:4 The chariots shall|rage in the streets,|they shall justle one|against another in the|broad ways: they shall|seem like torches,|they shall run like the|lightnings.|2:5 He shall recount|his worthies: they|shall stumble in their|walk; they shall make|haste to the wall
R	Tthereof, and the|defence shall be|prepared.|2:6 The gates of the|rivers shall be|opened, and the|palace shall be|dissolved.|2:7 And Huzzab shall|be led away captive,|she shall be brought|up, and her maids|shall lead her as with|the voice of doves,
R	Ttabering upon their|breasts.|2:8 But Nineveh is of|old like a pool of|water: yet they shall|flee away. Stand,|stand, shall they cry;|but none shall look|back.|2:9 Take ye the spoil|of silver, take the|spoil of gold: for|there is none end of|the store and glory
R	Tout of all the pleasant|furniture.|2:10 She is empty, and|void, and waste: and|the heart melteth, and|the knees smite|together, and much|pain is in all loins, and|the faces of them all|gather blackness.|2:11 Where is the|dwelling of the lions,|and the feedingplace|of the young lions,
R	Twhere the lion, even|the old lion, walked,|and the lion's whelp,|and none made them|afraid?|2:12 The lion did tear|in pieces enough for|his whelps, and|strangled for his|lionesses, and filled|his holes with prey,|and his dens with|ravin.|2:13 Behold, I am
R	Tagainst thee, saith the|LORD of hosts, and I|will burn her chariots|in the smoke, and the|sword shall devour|thy young lions: and I|will cut off thy prey|from the earth, and|the voice of thy|messengers shall no|more be heard.||3:1 Woe to the bloody|city! it is all full of
R	Tlies and robbery; the|prey departeth not;|3:2 The noise of a|whip, and the noise of|the rattling of the|wheels, and of the|pransing horses, and|of the jumping|chariots.|3:3 The horseman|lifteth up both the|bright sword and the|glittering spear: and|there is a multitude of
R	Tslain, and a great|number of carcases;|and there is none end|of their corpses; they|stumble upon their|corpses:|3:4 Because of the|multitude of the|whoredoms of the|wellfavoured harlot,|the mistress of|witchcrafts, that|selleth nations|through her
R	Twhoredoms, and|families through her|witchcrafts.|3:5 Behold, I am|against thee, saith the|LORD of hosts; and I|will discover thy|skirts upon thy face,|and I will shew the|nations thy|nakedness, and the|kingdoms thy shame.|3:6 And I will cast|abominable filth upon
R	Tthee, and make thee|vile, and will set thee|as a gazingstock.|3:7 And it shall come|to pass, that all they|that look upon thee|shall flee from thee,|and say, Nineveh is|laid waste: who will|bemoan her? whence|shall I seek|comforters for thee?|3:8 Art thou better|than populous No, that
R	Twas situate among the|rivers, that had the|waters round about it,|whose rampart was|the sea, and her wall|was from the sea?|3:9 Ethiopia and Egypt|were her strength,|and it was infinite; Put|and Lubim were thy|helpers.|3:10 Yet was she|carried away, she|went into captivity: her
R	Tyoung children also|were dashed in pieces|at the top of all the|streets: and they cast|lots for her|honourable men, and|all her great men|were bound in chains.|3:11 Thou also shalt|be drunken: thou shalt|be hid, thou also shalt|seek strength|because of the enemy.|3:12 All thy strong
R	Tholds shall be like fig|trees with the|firstripe figs: if they|be shaken, they shall|even fall into the|mouth of the eater.|3:13 Behold, thy|people in the midst of|thee are women: the|gates of thy land|shall be set wide open|unto thine enemies: the|fire shall devour thy|bars.
R	T3:14 Draw thee waters|for the siege, fortify|thy strong holds: go|into clay, and tread|the morter, make|strong the brickkiln.|3:15 There shall the|fire devour thee; the|sword shall cut thee|off, it shall eat thee|up like the|cankerworm: make|thyself many as the|cankerworm, make
R	Tthyself many as the|locusts.|3:16 Thou hast|multiplied thy|merchants above the|stars of heaven: the|cankerworm spoileth,|and fleeth away.|3:17 Thy crowned are|as the locusts, and|thy captains as the|great grasshoppers,|which camp in the|hedges in the cold
R	Tday, but when the sun|ariseth they flee|away, and their place|is not known where|they are.|3:18 Thy shepherds|slumber, O king of|Assyria: thy nobles|shall dwell in the dust:|thy people is|scattered upon the|mountains, and no man|gathereth them.|3:19 There is no
R	Thealing of thy bruise;|thy wound is grievous:|all that hear the bruit|of thee shall clap the|hands over thee: for|upon whom hath not|thy wickedness|passed continually?
R	K2;Habakkuk	T||1:1 The burden which|Habakkuk the prophet|did see.|1:2 O LORD, how long|shall I cry, and thou|wilt not hear! even|cry out unto thee of|violence, and thou wilt|not save!|1:3 Why dost thou|shew me iniquity, and|cause me to behold
R	Tgrievance? for|spoiling and violence|are before me: and|there are that raise|up strife and|contention.|1:4 Therefore the law|is slacked, and|judgment doth never|go forth: for the|wicked doth compass|about the righteous;|therefore wrong|judgment proceedeth.
R	T1:5 Behold ye among|the heathen, and|regard, and wonder|marvelously: for I will|work a work in your|days which ye will not|believe, though it be|told you.|1:6 For, lo, I raise up|the Chaldeans, that|bitter and hasty|nation, which shall|march through the|breadth of the land,
R	Tto possess the|dwellingplaces that|are not theirs.|1:7 They are terrible|and dreadful: their|judgment and their|dignity shall proceed|of themselves.|1:8 Their horses also|are swifter than the|leopards, and are|more fierce than the|evening wolves: and|their horsemen shall
R	Tspread themselves,|and their horsemen|shall come from far;|they shall fly as the|eagle that hasteth to|eat.|1:9 They shall come all|for violence: their|faces shall sup up as|the east wind, and|they shall gather the|captivity as the sand.|1:10 And they shall|scoff at the kings,
R	Tand the princes shall|be a scorn unto them:|they shall deride|every strong hold;|for they shall heap|dust, and take it.|1:11 Then shall his|mind change, and he|shall pass over, and|offend, imputing this|his power unto his|god.|1:12 Art thou not from|everlasting, O LORD my
R	TGod, mine Holy One? we|shall not die. O LORD,|thou hast ordained|them for judgment;|and, O mighty God, thou|hast established them|for correction.|1:13 Thou art of|purer eyes than to|behold evil, and canst|not look on iniquity:|wherefore lookest|thou upon them that|deal treacherously,
R	Tand holdest thy|tongue when the|wicked devoureth the|man that is more|righteous than he?|1:14 And makest men|as the fishes of the|sea, as the creeping|things, that have no|ruler over them?|1:15 They take up all|of them with the angle,|they catch them in|their net, and gather
R	Tthem in their drag:|therefore they|rejoice and are glad.|1:16 Therefore they|sacrifice unto their|net, and burn incense|unto their drag;|because by them their|portion is fat, and|their meat plenteous.|1:17 Shall they|therefore empty their|net, and not spare|continually to slay the
R	Tnations?||2:1 I will stand upon|my watch, and set me|upon the tower, and|will watch to see what|he will say unto me,|and what I shall|answer when I am|reproved.|2:2 And the LORD|answered me, and said,|Write the vision, and|make it plain upon
R	Ttables, that he may|run that readeth it.|2:3 For the vision is|yet for an appointed|time, but at the end it|shall speak, and not|lie: though it tarry,|wait for it; because it|will surely come, it will|not tarry.|2:4 Behold, his soul|which is lifted up is|not upright in him: but|the just shall live by
R	This faith.|2:5 Yea also, because|he transgresseth by|wine, he is a proud|man, neither keepeth|at home, who|enlargeth his desire|as hell, and is as|death, and cannot be|satisfied, but|gathereth unto him all|nations, and heapeth|unto him all people:|2:6 Shall not all these
R	Ttake up a parable|against him, and a|taunting proverb|against him, and say,|Woe to him that|increaseth that which|is not his! how long?|and to him that ladeth|himself with thick clay!|2:7 Shall they not rise|up suddenly that shall|bite thee, and awake|that shall vex thee,|and thou shalt be for
R	Tbooties unto them?|2:8 Because thou hast|spoiled many nations,|all the remnant of the|people shall spoil|thee; because of|men's blood, and for|the violence of the|land, of the city, and|of all that dwell|therein.|2:9 Woe to him that|coveteth an evil|covetousness to his
R	Thouse, that he may set|his nest on high, that|he may be delivered|from the power of|evil!|2:10 Thou hast|consulted shame to|thy house by cutting|off many people, and|hast sinned against|thy soul.|2:11 For the stone|shall cry out of the|wall, and the beam out
R	Tof the timber shall|answer it.|2:12 Woe to him that|buildeth a town with|blood, and stablisheth|a city by iniquity!|2:13 Behold, is it not|of the LORD of hosts|that the people shall|labour in the very|fire, and the people|shall weary|themselves for very|vanity?
R	T2:14 For the earth|shall be filled with the|knowledge of the|glory of the LORD, as|the waters cover the|sea.|2:15 Woe unto him that|giveth his neighbour|drink, that puttest thy|bottle to him, and|makest him drunken|also, that thou mayest|look on their|nakedness!
R	T2:16 Thou art filled|with shame for glory:|drink thou also, and|let thy foreskin be|uncovered: the cup of|the LORD's right hand|shall be turned unto|thee, and shameful|spewing shall be on|thy glory.|2:17 For the violence|of Lebanon shall|cover thee, and the|spoil of beasts, which
R	Tmade them afraid,|because of men's|blood, and for the|violence of the land,|of the city, and of all|that dwell therein.|2:18 What profiteth|the graven image that|the maker thereof|hath graven it; the|molten image, and a|teacher of lies, that|the maker of his work|trusteth therein, to
R	Tmake dumb idols?|2:19 Woe unto him that|saith to the wood,|Awake; to the dumb|stone, Arise, it shall|teach! Behold, it is laid|over with gold and|silver, and there is no|breath at all in the|midst of it.|2:20 But the LORD is in|his holy temple: let all|the earth keep silence|before him.
R	T3:1 A prayer of|Habakkuk the prophet|upon Shigionoth.|3:2 O LORD, I have|heard thy speech, and|was afraid: O LORD,|revive thy work in the|midst of the years, in|the midst of the years|make known; in wrath|remember mercy.|3:3 God came from|Teman, and the Holy|One from mount Paran.
R	TSelah. His glory|covered the heavens,|and the earth was full|of his praise.|3:4 And his brightness|was as the light; he|had horns coming out|of his hand: and there|was the hiding of his|power.|3:5 Before him went|the pestilence, and|burning coals went|forth at his feet.
R	T3:6 He stood, and|measured the earth:|he beheld, and drove|asunder the nations;|and the everlasting|mountains were|scattered, the|perpetual hills did|bow: his ways are|everlasting.|3:7 I saw the tents of|Cushan in affliction:|and the curtains of|the land of Midian did
R	Ttremble.|3:8 Was the LORD|displeased against the|rivers? was thine|anger against the|rivers? was thy wrath|against the sea, that|thou didst ride upon|thine horses and thy|chariots of salvation?|3:9 Thy bow was made|quite naked, according|to the oaths of the|tribes, even thy word.
R	TSelah. Thou didst|cleave the earth with|rivers.|3:10 The mountains|saw thee, and they|trembled: the|overflowing of the|water passed by: the|deep uttered his|voice, and lifted up his|hands on high.|3:11 The sun and moon|stood still in their|habitation: at the light
R	Tof thine arrows they|went, and at the|shining of thy|glittering spear.|3:12 Thou didst march|through the land in|indignation, thou didst|thresh the heathen in|anger.|3:13 Thou wentest|forth for the|salvation of thy|people, even for|salvation with thine
R	Tanointed; thou|woundedst the head|out of the house of|the wicked, by|discovering the|foundation unto the|neck. Selah.|3:14 Thou didst strike|through with his|staves the head of|his villages: they came|out as a whirlwind to|scatter me: their|rejoicing was as to
R	Tdevour the poor|secretly.|3:15 Thou didst walk|through the sea with|thine horses, through|the heap of great|waters.|3:16 When I heard, my|belly trembled; my lips|quivered at the voice:|rottenness entered|into my bones, and I|trembled in myself,|that I might rest in the
R	Tday of trouble: when|he cometh up unto the|people, he will invade|them with his troops.|3:17 Although the fig|tree shall not|blossom, neither shall|fruit be in the vines;|the labour of the|olive shall fail, and|the fields shall yield|no meat; the flock|shall be cut off from|the fold, and there
R	Tshall be no herd in|the stalls:|3:18 Yet I will rejoice|in the LORD, I will joy|in the God of my|salvation.|3:19 The LORD God is|my strength, and he|will make my feet like|hinds' feet, and he will|make me to walk upon|mine high places. To|the chief singer on my|stringed instruments.
R	K2;Zephaniah	T||1:1 The word of the|LORD which came unto|Zephaniah the son of|Cushi, the son of|Gedaliah, the son of|Amariah, the son of|Hizkiah, in the days of|Josiah the son of|Amon, king of Judah.|1:2 I will utterly|consume all things|from off the land,
R	Tsaith the LORD.|1:3 I will consume man|and beast; I will|consume the fowls of|the heaven, and the|fishes of the sea, and|the stumblingblocks|with the wicked: and I|will cut off man from|off the land, saith the|LORD.|1:4 I will also stretch|out mine hand upon|Judah, and upon all
R	Tthe inhabitants of|Jerusalem; and I will|cut off the remnant|of Baal from this|place, and the name of|the Chemarims with the|priests;|1:5 And them that|worship the host of|heaven upon the|housetops; and them|that worship and that|swear by the LORD,|and that swear by
R	TMalcham;|1:6 And them that are|turned back from the|LORD; and those that|have not sought the|LORD, nor enquired|for him.|1:7 Hold thy peace at|the presence of the|Lord GOD: for the day|of the LORD is at|hand: for the LORD|hath prepared a|sacrifice, he hath bid
R	This guests.|1:8 And it shall come|to pass in the day of|the LORD's sacrifice,|that I will punish the|princes, and the king's|children, and all such|as are clothed with|strange apparel.|1:9 In the same day|also will I punish all|those that leap on the|threshold, which fill|their masters' houses
R	Twith violence and|deceit.|1:10 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|saith the LORD, that|there shall be the|noise of a cry from|the fish gate, and an|howling from the|second, and a great|crashing from the|hills.|1:11 Howl, ye|inhabitants of Maktesh,
R	Tfor all the merchant|people are cut down;|all they that bear|silver are cut off.|1:12 And it shall come|to pass at that time,|that I will search|Jerusalem with|candles, and punish|the men that are|settled on their lees:|that say in their|heart, The LORD will|not do good, neither
R	Twill he do evil.|1:13 Therefore their|goods shall become a|booty, and their|houses a desolation:|they shall also build|houses, but not inhabit|them; and they shall|plant vineyards, but|not drink the wine|thereof.|1:14 The great day of|the LORD is near, it is|near, and hasteth
R	Tgreatly, even the|voice of the day of|the LORD: the mighty|man shall cry there|bitterly.|1:15 That day is a day|of wrath, a day of|trouble and distress,|a day of wasteness|and desolation, a day|of darkness and|gloominess, a day of|clouds and thick|darkness,
R	T1:16 A day of the|trumpet and alarm|against the fenced|cities, and against the|high towers.|1:17 And I will bring|distress upon men,|that they shall walk|like blind men, because|they have sinned|against the LORD: and|their blood shall be|poured out as dust,|and their flesh as the
R	Tdung.|1:18 Neither their|silver nor their gold|shall be able to|deliver them in the|day of the LORD's|wrath; but the whole|land shall be|devoured by the fire|of his jealousy: for|he shall make even a|speedy riddance of|all them that dwell in|the land.
R	T2:1 Gather yourselves|together, yea, gather|together, O nation not|desired;|2:2 Before the decree|bring forth, before|the day pass as the|chaff, before the|fierce anger of the|LORD come upon you,|before the day of the|LORD's anger come|upon you.|2:3 Seek ye the LORD,
R	Tall ye meek of the|earth, which have|wrought his judgment;|seek righteousness,|seek meekness: it may|be ye shall be hid in|the day of the LORD's|anger.|2:4 For Gaza shall be|forsaken, and|Ashkelon a desolation:|they shall drive out|Ashdod at the noon|day, and Ekron shall
R	Tbe rooted up.|2:5 Woe unto the|inhabitants of the sea|coast, the nation of|the Cherethites! the|word of the LORD is|against you; O Canaan,|the land of the|Philistines, I will even|destroy thee, that|there shall be no|inhabitant.|2:6 And the sea coast|shall be dwellings and
R	Tcottages for|shepherds, and folds|for flocks.|2:7 And the coast|shall be for the|remnant of the house|of Judah; they shall|feed thereupon: in the|houses of Ashkelon|shall they lie down in|the evening: for the|LORD their God shall|visit them, and turn|away their captivity.
R	T2:8 I have heard the|reproach of Moab,|and the revilings of|the children of Ammon,|whereby they have|reproached my|people, and magnified|themselves against|their border.|2:9 Therefore as I|live, saith the LORD of|hosts, the God of|Israel, Surely Moab|shall be as Sodom, and
R	Tthe children of Ammon|as Gomorrah, even the|breeding of nettles,|and saltpits, and a|perpetual desolation:|the residue of my|people shall spoil|them, and the remnant|of my people shall|possess them.|2:10 This shall they|have for their pride,|because they have|reproached and
R	Tmagnified themselves|against the people of|the LORD of hosts.|2:11 The LORD will be|terrible unto them: for|he will famish all the|gods of the earth;|and men shall worship|him, every one from|his place, even all the|isles of the heathen.|2:12 Ye Ethiopians|also, ye shall be slain|by my sword.
R	T2:13 And he will|stretch out his hand|against the north, and|destroy Assyria; and|will make Nineveh a|desolation, and dry|like a wilderness.|2:14 And flocks shall|lie down in the midst of|her, all the beasts of|the nations: both the|cormorant and the|bittern shall lodge in|the upper lintels of it;
R	Ttheir voice shall sing|in the windows;|desolation shall be in|the thresholds; for he|shall uncover the|cedar work.|2:15 This is the|rejoicing city that|dwelt carelessly, that|said in her heart, I am,|and there is none|beside me: how is she|become a desolation, a|place for beasts to
R	Tlie down in! every one|that passeth by her|shall hiss, and wag his|hand.||3:1 Woe to her that is|filthy and polluted, to|the oppressing city!|3:2 She obeyed not|the voice; she|received not|correction; she|trusted not in the|LORD; she drew not
R	Tnear to her God.|3:3 Her princes within|her are roaring lions;|her judges are|evening wolves; they|gnaw not the bones till|the morrow.|3:4 Her prophets are|light and treacherous|persons: her priests|have polluted the|sanctuary, they have|done violence to the|law.
R	T3:5 The just LORD is in|the midst thereof; he|will not do iniquity:|every morning doth he|bring his judgment to|light, he faileth not;|but the unjust|knoweth no shame.|3:6 I have cut off the|nations: their towers|are desolate; I made|their streets waste,|that none passeth by:|their cities are
R	Tdestroyed, so that|there is no man, that|there is none|inhabitant.|3:7 I said, Surely thou|wilt fear me, thou wilt|receive instruction; so|their dwelling should|not be cut off,|howsoever I punished|them: but they rose|early, and corrupted|all their doings.|3:8 Therefore wait ye
R	Tupon me, saith the|LORD, until the day|that I rise up to the|prey: for my|determination is to|gather the nations,|that I may assemble|the kingdoms, to pour|upon them mine|indignation, even all my|fierce anger: for all|the earth shall be|devoured with the fire|of my jealousy.
R	T3:9 For then will I turn|to the people a pure|language, that they|may all call upon the|name of the LORD, to|serve him with one|consent.|3:10 From beyond the|rivers of Ethiopia my|suppliants, even the|daughter of my|dispersed, shall bring|mine offering.|3:11 In that day shalt
R	Tthou not be ashamed|for all thy doings,|wherein thou hast|transgressed against|me: for then I will take|away out of the midst|of thee them that|rejoice in thy pride,|and thou shalt no|more be haughty|because of my holy|mountain.|3:12 I will also leave in|the midst of thee an
R	Tafflicted and poor|people, and they shall|trust in the name of|the LORD.|3:13 The remnant of|Israel shall not do|iniquity, nor speak lies;|neither shall a|deceitful tongue be|found in their mouth:|for they shall feed|and lie down, and none|shall make them afraid.|3:14 Sing, O daughter
R	Tof Zion; shout, O|Israel; be glad and|rejoice with all the|heart, O daughter of|Jerusalem.|3:15 The LORD hath|taken away thy|judgments, he hath|cast out thine enemy:|the king of Israel,|even the LORD, is in|the midst of thee: thou|shalt not see evil any|more.
R	T3:16 In that day it|shall be said to|Jerusalem, Fear thou|not: and to Zion, Let|not thine hands be|slack.|3:17 The LORD thy God|in the midst of thee is|mighty; he will save, he|will rejoice over thee|with joy; he will rest in|his love, he will joy|over thee with singing.|3:18 I will gather them
R	Tthat are sorrowful|for the solemn|assembly, who are of|thee, to whom the|reproach of it was a|burden.|3:19 Behold, at that|time I will undo all that|afflict thee: and I will|save her that halteth,|and gather her that|was driven out; and I|will get them praise|and fame in every
R	Tland where they have|been put to shame.|3:20 At that time will I|bring you again, even|in the time that I|gather you: for I will|make you a name and|a praise among all|people of the earth,|when I turn back your|captivity before your|eyes, saith the LORD.
R	K2;Haggai	T||1:1 In the second|year of Darius the|king, in the sixth|month, in the first day|of the month, came the|word of the LORD by|Haggai the prophet|unto Zerubbabel the|son of Shealtiel,|governor of Judah,|and to Joshua the son|of Josedech, the high
R	Tpriest, saying,|1:2 Thus speaketh the|LORD of hosts, saying,|This people say, The|time is not come, the|time that the LORD's|house should be built.|1:3 Then came the|word of the LORD by|Haggai the prophet,|saying,|1:4 Is it time for you,|O ye, to dwell in your|cieled houses, and
R	Tthis house lie waste?|1:5 Now therefore|thus saith the LORD of|hosts; Consider your|ways.|1:6 Ye have sown|much, and bring in|little; ye eat, but ye|have not enough; ye|drink, but ye are not|filled with drink; ye|clothe you, but there|is none warm; and he|that earneth wages
R	Tearneth wages to put|it into a bag with|holes.|1:7 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts;|Consider your ways.|1:8 Go up to the|mountain, and bring|wood, and build the|house; and I will take|pleasure in it, and I|will be glorified, saith|the LORD.|1:9 Ye looked for
R	Tmuch, and, lo it came|to little; and when ye|brought it home, I did|blow upon it. Why?|saith the LORD of|hosts. Because of|mine house that is|waste, and ye run|every man unto his|own house.|1:10 Therefore the|heaven over you is|stayed from dew, and|the earth is stayed
R	Tfrom her fruit.|1:11 And I called for|a drought upon the|land, and upon the|mountains, and upon|the corn, and upon|the new wine, and upon|the oil, and upon that|which the ground|bringeth forth, and|upon men, and upon|cattle, and upon all|the labour of the|hands.
R	T1:12 Then Zerubbabel|the son of Shealtiel,|and Joshua the son|of Josedech, the high|priest, with all the|remnant of the people,|obeyed the voice of|the LORD their God,|and the words of|Haggai the prophet, as|the LORD their God|had sent him, and the|people did fear|before the LORD.
R	T1:13 Then spake|Haggai the LORD's|messenger in the|LORD's message unto|the people, saying, I|am with you, saith the|LORD.|1:14 And the LORD|stirred up the spirit|of Zerubbabel the son|of Shealtiel, governor|of Judah, and the|spirit of Joshua the|son of Josedech, the
R	Thigh priest, and the|spirit of all the|remnant of the people;|and they came and did|work in the house of|the LORD of hosts,|their God,|1:15 In the four and|twentieth day of the|sixth month, in the|second year of|Darius the king.||2:1 In the seventh
R	Tmonth, in the one and|twentieth day of the|month, came the word|of the LORD by the|prophet Haggai,|saying,|2:2 Speak now to|Zerubbabel the son of|Shealtiel, governor of|Judah, and to Joshua|the son of Josedech,|the high priest, and to|the residue of the|people, saying,
R	T2:3 Who is left among|you that saw this|house in her first|glory? and how do ye|see it now? is it not in|your eyes in|comparison of it as|nothing?|2:4 Yet now be strong,|O Zerubbabel, saith|the LORD; and be|strong, O Joshua, son|of Josedech, the high|priest; and be strong,
R	Tall ye people of the|land, saith the LORD,|and work: for I am with|you, saith the LORD of|hosts:|2:5 According to the|word that I|covenanted with you|when ye came out of|Egypt, so my spirit|remaineth among you:|fear ye not.|2:6 For thus saith the|LORD of hosts; Yet
R	Tonce, it is a little while,|and I will shake the|heavens, and the|earth, and the sea,|and the dry land;|2:7 And I will shake all|nations, and the|desire of all nations|shall come: and I will|fill this house with|glory, saith the LORD|of hosts.|2:8 The silver is mine,|and the gold is mine,
R	Tsaith the LORD of|hosts.|2:9 The glory of this|latter house shall be|greater than of the|former, saith the LORD|of hosts: and in this|place will I give peace,|saith the LORD of|hosts.|2:10 In the four and|twentieth day of the|ninth month, in the|second year of
R	TDarius, came the word|of the LORD by Haggai|the prophet, saying,|2:11 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; Ask|now the priests|concerning the law,|saying,|2:12 If one bear holy|flesh in the skirt of|his garment, and with|his skirt do touch|bread, or pottage, or|wine, or oil, or any
R	Tmeat, shall it be holy?|And the priests|answered and said, No.|2:13 Then said Haggai,|If one that is unclean|by a dead body touch|any of these, shall it|be unclean? And the|priests answered and|said, It shall be|unclean.|2:14 Then answered|Haggai, and said, So is|this people, and so is
R	Tthis nation before me,|saith the LORD; and so|is every work of their|hands; and that which|they offer there is|unclean.|2:15 And now, I pray|you, consider from|this day and upward,|from before a stone|was laid upon a stone|in the temple of the|LORD:|2:16 Since those days
R	Twere, when one came|to an heap of twenty|measures, there were|but ten: when one|came to the pressfat|for to draw out fifty|vessels out of the|press, there were but|twenty.|2:17 I smote you with|blasting and with|mildew and with hail in|all the labours of|your hands; yet ye
R	Tturned not to me, saith|the LORD.|2:18 Consider now|from this day and|upward, from the four|and twentieth day of|the ninth month, even|from the day that the|foundation of the|LORD's temple was laid,|consider it.|2:19 Is the seed yet in|the barn? yea, as yet|the vine, and the fig
R	Ttree, and the|pomegranate, and the|olive tree, hath not|brought forth: from|this day will I bless|you.|2:20 And again the|word of the LORD|came unto Haggai in|the four and twentieth|day of the month,|saying,|2:21 Speak to|Zerubbabel, governor
R	Tof Judah, saying, I will|shake the heavens|and the earth;|2:22 And I will|overthrow the throne|of kingdoms, and I will|destroy the strength|of the kingdoms of the|heathen; and I will|overthrow the|chariots, and those|that ride in them; and|the horses and their|riders shall come
R	Tdown, every one by|the sword of his|brother.|2:23 In that day, saith|the LORD of hosts, will|I take thee, O|Zerubbabel, my|servant, the son of|Shealtiel, saith the|LORD, and will make|thee as a signet: for I|have chosen thee,|saith the LORD of|hosts.
R	K2;Zechariah	T||1:1 In the eighth|month, in the second|year of Darius, came|the word of the LORD|unto Zechariah, the|son of Berechiah, the|son of Iddo the|prophet, saying,|1:2 The LORD hath|been sore displeased|with your fathers.|1:3 Therefore say
R	Tthou unto them, Thus|saith the LORD of|hosts; Turn ye unto|me, saith the LORD of|hosts, and I will turn|unto you, saith the|LORD of hosts.|1:4 Be ye not as your|fathers, unto whom|the former prophets|have cried, saying,|Thus saith the LORD|of hosts; Turn ye now|from your evil ways,
R	Tand from your evil|doings: but they did|not hear, nor hearken|unto me, saith the|LORD.|1:5 Your fathers,|where are they? and|the prophets, do they|live for ever?|1:6 But my words and|my statutes, which I|commanded my|servants the|prophets, did they not
R	Ttake hold of your|fathers? and they|returned and said,|Like as the LORD of|hosts thought to do|unto us, according to|our ways, and|according to our|doings, so hath he|dealt with us.|1:7 Upon the four and|twentieth day of the|eleventh month, which|is the month Sebat, in
R	Tthe second year of|Darius, came the word|of the LORD unto|Zechariah, the son of|Berechiah, the son of|Iddo the prophet,|saying,|1:8 I saw by night, and|behold a man riding|upon a red horse, and|he stood among the|myrtle trees that|were in the bottom;|and behind him were
R	Tthere red horses,|speckled, and white.|1:9 Then said I, O my|lord, what are these?|And the angel that|talked with me said|unto me, I will shew|thee what these be.|1:10 And the man that|stood among the|myrtle trees|answered and said,|These are they whom|the LORD hath sent to
R	Twalk to and fro|through the earth.|1:11 And they|answered the angel of|the LORD that stood|among the myrtle|trees, and said, We|have walked to and|fro through the|earth, and, behold, all|the earth sitteth still,|and is at rest.|1:12 Then the angel of|the LORD answered
R	Tand said, O LORD of|hosts, how long wilt|thou not have mercy|on Jerusalem and on|the cities of Judah,|against which thou|hast had indignation|these threescore and|ten years?|1:13 And the LORD|answered the angel|that talked with me with|good words and|comfortable words.
R	T1:14 So the angel that|communed with me said|unto me, Cry thou,|saying, Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; I am|jealous for|Jerusalem and for|Zion with a great|jealousy.|1:15 And I am very|sore displeased with|the heathen that are|at ease: for I was but|a little displeased, and
R	Tthey helped forward|the affliction.|1:16 Therefore thus|saith the LORD; I am|returned to|Jerusalem with|mercies: my house|shall be built in it,|saith the LORD of|hosts, and a line shall|be stretched forth|upon Jerusalem.|1:17 Cry yet, saying,|Thus saith the LORD
R	Tof hosts; My cities|through prosperity|shall yet be spread|abroad; and the LORD|shall yet comfort Zion,|and shall yet choose|Jerusalem.|1:18 Then lifted I up|mine eyes, and saw,|and behold four|horns.|1:19 And I said unto|the angel that talked|with me, What be
R	Tthese? And he|answered me, These|are the horns which|have scattered Judah,|Israel, and Jerusalem.|1:20 And the LORD|shewed me four|carpenters.|1:21 Then said I, What|come these to do? And|he spake, saying,|These are the horns|which have scattered|Judah, so that no man
R	Tdid lift up his head:|but these are come to|fray them, to cast out|the horns of the|Gentiles, which lifted|up their horn over|the land of Judah to|scatter it.||2:1 I lifted up mine|eyes again, and|looked, and behold a|man with a measuring|line in his hand.
R	T2:2 Then said I,|Whither goest thou?|And he said unto me,|To measure|Jerusalem, to see|what is the breadth|thereof, and what is|the length thereof.|2:3 And, behold, the|angel that talked with|me went forth, and|another angel went|out to meet him,|2:4 And said unto him,
R	TRun, speak to this|young man, saying,|Jerusalem shall be|inhabited as towns|without walls for the|multitude of men and|cattle therein:|2:5 For I, saith the|LORD, will be unto her|a wall of fire round|about, and will be the|glory in the midst of|her.|2:6 Ho, ho, come forth,
R	Tand flee from the land|of the north, saith the|LORD: for I have|spread you abroad as|the four winds of the|heaven, saith the|LORD.|2:7 Deliver thyself, O|Zion, that dwellest with|the daughter of|Babylon.|2:8 For thus saith the|LORD of hosts; After|the glory hath he
R	Tsent me unto the|nations which spoiled|you: for he that|toucheth you toucheth|the apple of his eye.|2:9 For, behold, I will|shake mine hand upon|them, and they shall|be a spoil to their|servants: and ye shall|know that the LORD of|hosts hath sent me.|2:10 Sing and rejoice,|O daughter of Zion:
R	Tfor, lo, I come, and I|will dwell in the midst|of thee, saith the|LORD.|2:11 And many nations|shall be joined to the|LORD in that day, and|shall be my people:|and I will dwell in the|midst of thee, and|thou shalt know that|the LORD of hosts|hath sent me unto|thee.
R	T2:12 And the LORD|shall inherit Judah his|portion in the holy|land, and shall choose|Jerusalem again.|2:13 Be silent, O all|flesh, before the|LORD: for he is raised|up out of his holy|habitation.||3:1 And he shewed me|Joshua the high priest|standing before the
R	Tangel of the LORD, and|Satan standing at his|right hand to resist|him.|3:2 And the LORD said|unto Satan, The LORD|rebuke thee, O Satan;|even the LORD that|hath chosen|Jerusalem rebuke|thee: is not this a|brand plucked out of|the fire?|3:3 Now Joshua was
R	Tclothed with filthy|garments, and stood|before the angel.|3:4 And he answered|and spake unto those|that stood before him,|saying, Take away the|filthy garments from|him. And unto him he|said, Behold, I have|caused thine iniquity|to pass from thee,|and I will clothe thee|with change of
R	Traiment.|3:5 And I said, Let|them set a fair mitre|upon his head. So they|set a fair mitre upon|his head, and clothed|him with garments. And|the angel of the LORD|stood by.|3:6 And the angel of|the LORD protested|unto Joshua, saying,|3:7 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; If thou
R	Twilt walk in my ways,|and if thou wilt keep|my charge, then thou|shalt also judge my|house, and shalt also|keep my courts, and I|will give thee places|to walk among these|that stand by.|3:8 Hear now, O|Joshua the high|priest, thou, and thy|fellows that sit before|thee: for they are
R	Tmen wondered at: for,|behold, I will bring|forth my servant the|BRANCH.|3:9 For behold the|stone that I have laid|before Joshua; upon|one stone shall be|seven eyes: behold, I|will engrave the|graving thereof, saith|the LORD of hosts,|and I will remove the|iniquity of that land in
R	Tone day.|3:10 In that day, saith|the LORD of hosts,|shall ye call every|man his neighbour|under the vine and|under the fig tree.||4:1 And the angel that|talked with me came|again, and waked me,|as a man that is|wakened out of his|sleep.
R	T4:2 And said unto me,|What seest thou? And|I said, I have looked,|and behold a|candlestick all of gold,|with a bowl upon the|top of it, and his|seven lamps thereon,|and seven pipes to|the seven lamps, which|are upon the top|thereof:|4:3 And two olive|trees by it, one upon
R	Tthe right side of the|bowl, and the other|upon the left side|thereof.|4:4 So I answered and|spake to the angel|that talked with me,|saying, What are|these, my lord?|4:5 Then the angel|that talked with me|answered and said|unto me, Knowest thou|not what these be?
R	TAnd I said, No, my lord.|4:6 Then he answered|and spake unto me,|saying, This is the|word of the LORD unto|Zerubbabel, saying,|Not by might, nor by|power, but by my|spirit, saith the LORD|of hosts.|4:7 Who art thou, O|great mountain?|before Zerubbabel|thou shalt become a
R	Tplain: and he shall|bring forth the|headstone thereof|with shoutings, crying,|Grace, grace unto it.|4:8 Moreover the word|of the LORD came unto|me, saying,|4:9 The hands of|Zerubbabel have laid|the foundation of this|house; his hands shall|also finish it; and thou|shalt know that the
R	TLORD of hosts hath|sent me unto you.|4:10 For who hath|despised the day of|small things? for they|shall rejoice, and|shall see the plummet|in the hand of|Zerubbabel with those|seven; they are the|eyes of the LORD,|which run to and fro|through the whole|earth.
R	T4:11 Then answered I,|and said unto him, What|are these two olive|trees upon the right|side of the|candlestick and upon|the left side thereof?|4:12 And I answered|again, and said unto|him, What be these two|olive branches which|through the two|golden pipes empty|the golden oil out of
R	Tthemselves?|4:13 And he answered|me and said, Knowest|thou not what these|be? And I said, No, my|lord.|4:14 Then said he,|These are the two|anointed ones, that|stand by the LORD of|the whole earth.||5:1 Then I turned, and|lifted up mine eyes,
R	Tand looked, and|behold a flying roll.|5:2 And he said unto|me, What seest thou?|And I answered, I see|a flying roll; the|length thereof is|twenty cubits, and the|breadth thereof ten|cubits.|5:3 Then said he unto|me, This is the curse|that goeth forth over|the face of the whole
R	Tearth: for every one|that stealeth shall be|cut off as on this side|according to it; and|every one that|sweareth shall be cut|off as on that side|according to it.|5:4 I will bring it forth,|saith the LORD of|hosts, and it shall|enter into the house|of the thief, and into|the house of him that
R	Tsweareth falsely by|my name: and it shall|remain in the midst of|his house, and shall|consume it with the|timber thereof and|the stones thereof.|5:5 Then the angel|that talked with me|went forth, and said|unto me, Lift up now|thine eyes, and see|what is this that goeth|forth.
R	T5:6 And I said, What is|it? And he said, This is|an ephah that goeth|forth. He said|moreover, This is their|resemblance through|all the earth.|5:7 And, behold, there|was lifted up a talent|of lead: and this is a|woman that sitteth in|the midst of the|ephah.|5:8 And he said, This is
R	Twickedness. And he|cast it into the midst|of the ephah; and he|cast the weight of|lead upon the mouth|thereof.|5:9 Then lifted I up|mine eyes, and looked,|and, behold, there|came out two women,|and the wind was in|their wings; for they|had wings like the|wings of a stork: and
R	Tthey lifted up the|ephah between the|earth and the heaven.|5:10 Then said I to the|angel that talked with|me, Whither do these|bear the ephah?|5:11 And he said unto|me, To build it an|house in the land of|Shinar: and it shall be|established, and set|there upon her own|base.
R	T6:1 And I turned, and|lifted up mine eyes,|and looked, and,|behold, there came|four chariots out|from between two|mountains; and the|mountains were|mountains of brass.|6:2 In the first|chariot were red|horses; and in the|second chariot black|horses;
R	T6:3 And in the third|chariot white horses;|and in the fourth|chariot grisled and|bay horses.|6:4 Then I answered|and said unto the|angel that talked with|me, What are these, my|lord?|6:5 And the angel|answered and said|unto me, These are|the four spirits of the
R	Theavens, which go|forth from standing|before the LORD of all|the earth.|6:6 The black horses|which are therein go|forth into the north|country; and the white|go forth after them;|and the grisled go|forth toward the|south country.|6:7 And the bay went|forth, and sought to
R	Tgo that they might walk|to and fro through|the earth: and he said,|Get you hence, walk to|and fro through the|earth. So they walked|to and fro through|the earth.|6:8 Then cried he|upon me, and spake|unto me, saying,|Behold, these that go|toward the north|country have quieted
R	Tmy spirit in the north|country.|6:9 And the word of|the LORD came unto|me, saying,|6:10 Take of them of|the captivity, even of|Heldai, of Tobijah, and|of Jedaiah, which are|come from Babylon,|and come thou the|same day, and go into|the house of Josiah|the son of Zephaniah;
R	T6:11 Then take silver|and gold, and make|crowns, and set them|upon the head of|Joshua the son of|Josedech, the high|priest;|6:12 And speak unto|him, saying, Thus|speaketh the LORD of|hosts, saying, Behold|the man whose name is|The BRANCH; and he|shall grow up out of
R	This place, and he shall|build the temple of the|LORD:|6:13 Even he shall|build the temple of the|LORD; and he shall|bear the glory, and|shall sit and rule|upon his throne; and|he shall be a priest|upon his throne: and|the counsel of peace|shall be between them|both.
R	T6:14 And the crowns|shall be to Helem, and|to Tobijah, and to|Jedaiah, and to Hen|the son of Zephaniah,|for a memorial in the|temple of the LORD.|6:15 And they that are|far off shall come|and build in the temple|of the LORD, and ye|shall know that the|LORD of hosts hath|sent me unto you. And
R	Tthis shall come to|pass, if ye will|diligently obey the|voice of the LORD|your God.||7:1 And it came to|pass in the fourth|year of king Darius,|that the word of the|LORD came unto|Zechariah in the|fourth day of the|ninth month, even in
R	TChisleu;|7:2 When they had|sent unto the house|of God Sherezer and|Regemmelech, and|their men, to pray|before the LORD,|7:3 And to speak unto|the priests which were|in the house of the|LORD of hosts, and to|the prophets, saying,|Should I weep in the|fifth month, separating
R	Tmyself, as I have done|these so many years?|7:4 Then came the|word of the LORD of|hosts unto me, saying,|7:5 Speak unto all the|people of the land,|and to the priests,|saying, When ye|fasted and mourned in|the fifth and seventh|month, even those|seventy years, did ye|at all fast unto me,
R	Teven to me?|7:6 And when ye did|eat, and when ye did|drink, did not ye eat|for yourselves, and|drink for yourselves?|7:7 Should ye not|hear the words which|the LORD hath cried|by the former|prophets, when|Jerusalem was|inhabited and in|prosperity, and the
R	Tcities thereof round|about her, when men|inhabited the south|and the plain?|7:8 And the word of|the LORD came unto|Zechariah, saying,|7:9 Thus speaketh the|LORD of hosts, saying,|Execute true|judgment, and shew|mercy and|compassions every|man to his brother:
R	T7:10 And oppress not|the widow, nor the|fatherless, the|stranger, nor the|poor; and let none of|you imagine evil|against his brother in|your heart.|7:11 But they refused|to hearken, and pulled|away the shoulder,|and stopped their|ears, that they should|not hear.
R	T7:12 Yea, they made|their hearts as an|adamant stone, lest|they should hear the|law, and the words|which the LORD of|hosts hath sent in his|spirit by the former|prophets: therefore|came a great wrath|from the LORD of|hosts.|7:13 Therefore it is|come to pass, that as
R	The cried, and they|would not hear; so|they cried, and I|would not hear, saith|the LORD of hosts:|7:14 But I scattered|them with a whirlwind|among all the nations|whom they knew not.|Thus the land was|desolate after them,|that no man passed|through nor returned:|for they laid the
R	Tpleasant land|desolate.||8:1 Again the word of|the LORD of hosts|came to me, saying,|8:2 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; I was|jealous for Zion with|great jealousy, and I|was jealous for her|with great fury.|8:3 Thus saith the|LORD; I am returned
R	Tunto Zion, and will|dwell in the midst of|Jerusalem: and|Jerusalem shall be|called a city of truth;|and the mountain of|the LORD of hosts the|holy mountain.|8:4 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; There|shall yet old men and|old women dwell in the|streets of Jerusalem,|and every man with his
R	Tstaff in his hand for|very age.|8:5 And the streets of|the city shall be full|of boys and girls|playing in the streets|thereof.|8:6 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; If it be|marvellous in the eyes|of the remnant of this|people in these days,|should it also be|marvellous in mine
R	Teyes? saith the LORD|of hosts.|8:7 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; Behold,|I will save my people|from the east|country, and from the|west country;|8:8 And I will bring|them, and they shall|dwell in the midst of|Jerusalem: and they|shall be my people,|and I will be their God,
R	Tin truth and in|righteousness.|8:9 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; Let|your hands be strong,|ye that hear in these|days these words by|the mouth of the|prophets, which were|in the day that the|foundation of the|house of the LORD of|hosts was laid, that|the temple might be
R	Tbuilt.|8:10 For before these|days there was no|hire for man, nor any|hire for beast;|neither was there any|peace to him that went|out or came in|because of the|affliction: for I set all|men every one against|his neighbour.|8:11 But now I will not|be unto the residue
R	Tof this people as in|the former days, saith|the LORD of hosts.|8:12 For the seed|shall be prosperous;|the vine shall give her|fruit, and the ground|shall give her|increase, and the|heavens shall give|their dew; and I will|cause the remnant of|this people to|possess all these
R	Tthings.|8:13 And it shall come|to pass, that as ye|were a curse among|the heathen, O house|of Judah, and house|of Israel; so will I|save you, and ye shall|be a blessing: fear|not, but let your|hands be strong.|8:14 For thus saith|the LORD of hosts; As|I thought to punish
R	Tyou, when your|fathers provoked me|to wrath, saith the|LORD of hosts, and I|repented not:|8:15 So again have I|thought in these days|to do well unto|Jerusalem and to the|house of Judah: fear|ye not.|8:16 These are the|things that ye shall|do; Speak ye every
R	Tman the truth to his|neighbour; execute|the judgment of truth|and peace in your|gates:|8:17 And let none of|you imagine evil in|your hearts against|his neighbour; and|love no false oath:|for all these are|things that I hate,|saith the LORD.|8:18 And the word of
R	Tthe LORD of hosts|came unto me, saying,|8:19 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; The|fast of the fourth|month, and the fast of|the fifth, and the fast|of the seventh, and|the fast of the tenth,|shall be to the house|of Judah joy and|gladness, and|cheerful feasts;|therefore love the
R	Ttruth and peace.|8:20 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; It shall|yet come to pass, that|there shall come|people, and the|inhabitants of many|cities:|8:21 And the|inhabitants of one city|shall go to another,|saying, Let us go|speedily to pray|before the LORD, and
R	Tto seek the LORD of|hosts: I will go also.|8:22 Yea, many people|and strong nations|shall come to seek the|LORD of hosts in|Jerusalem, and to|pray before the LORD.|8:23 Thus saith the|LORD of hosts; In|those days it shall|come to pass, that ten|men shall take hold|out of all languages
R	Tof the nations, even|shall take hold of the|skirt of him that is a|Jew, saying, We will go|with you: for we have|heard that God is with|you.||9:1 The burden of the|word of the LORD in|the land of Hadrach,|and Damascus shall be|the rest thereof:|when the eyes of man,
R	Tas of all the tribes of|Israel, shall be|toward the LORD.|9:2 And Hamath also|shall border thereby;|Tyrus, and Zidon,|though it be very wise.|9:3 And Tyrus did|build herself a strong|hold, and heaped up|silver as the dust,|and fine gold as the|mire of the streets.|9:4 Behold, the LORD
R	Twill cast her out, and|he will smite her power|in the sea; and she|shall be devoured with|fire.|9:5 Ashkelon shall see|it, and fear; Gaza also|shall see it, and be|very sorrowful, and|Ekron; for her|expectation shall be|ashamed; and the king|shall perish from|Gaza, and Ashkelon
R	Tshall not be inhabited.|9:6 And a bastard|shall dwell in Ashdod,|and I will cut off the|pride of the|Philistines.|9:7 And I will take|away his blood out of|his mouth, and his|abominations from|between his teeth: but|he that remaineth,|even he, shall be for|our God, and he shall
R	Tbe as a governor in|Judah, and Ekron as a|Jebusite.|9:8 And I will encamp|about mine house|because of the army,|because of him that|passeth by, and|because of him that|returneth: and no|oppressor shall pass|through them any|more: for now have I|seen with mine eyes.
R	T9:9 Rejoice greatly, O|daughter of Zion;|shout, O daughter of|Jerusalem: behold, thy|King cometh unto thee:|he is just, and having|salvation; lowly, and|riding upon an ass,|and upon a colt the|foal of an ass.|9:10 And I will cut off|the chariot from|Ephraim, and the|horse from Jerusalem,
R	Tand the battle bow|shall be cut off: and|he shall speak peace|unto the heathen: and|his dominion shall be|from sea even to sea,|and from the river|even to the ends of|the earth.|9:11 As for thee also,|by the blood of thy|covenant I have sent|forth thy prisoners|out of the pit wherein
R	Tis no water.|9:12 Turn you to the|strong hold, ye|prisoners of hope:|even to day do I|declare that I will|render double unto|thee;|9:13 When I have bent|Judah for me, filled|the bow with Ephraim,|and raised up thy|sons, O Zion, against|thy sons, O Greece,
R	Tand made thee as the|sword of a mighty man.|9:14 And the LORD|shall be seen over|them, and his arrow|shall go forth as the|lightning: and the LORD|God shall blow the|trumpet, and shall go|with whirlwinds of the|south.|9:15 The LORD of|hosts shall defend|them; and they shall
R	Tdevour, and subdue|with sling stones; and|they shall drink, and|make a noise as|through wine; and they|shall be filled like|bowls, and as the|corners of the altar.|9:16 And the LORD|their God shall save|them in that day as|the flock of his|people: for they shall|be as the stones of a
R	Tcrown, lifted up as an|ensign upon his land.|9:17 For how great is|his goodness, and how|great is his beauty!|corn shall make the|young men cheerful,|and new wine the|maids.||10:1 Ask ye of the|LORD rain in the time|of the latter rain; so|the LORD shall make
R	Tbright clouds, and|give them showers of|rain, to every one|grass in the field.|10:2 For the idols|have spoken vanity,|and the diviners have|seen a lie, and have|told false dreams;|they comfort in vain:|therefore they went|their way as a flock,|they were troubled,|because there was no
R	Tshepherd.|10:3 Mine anger was|kindled against the|shepherds, and I|punished the goats:|for the LORD of hosts|hath visited his flock|the house of Judah,|and hath made them as|his goodly horse in|the battle.|10:4 Out of him came|forth the corner, out|of him the nail, out of
R	Thim the battle bow, out|of him every|oppressor together.|10:5 And they shall be|as mighty men, which|tread down their|enemies in the mire of|the streets in the|battle: and they shall|fight, because the|LORD is with them, and|the riders on horses|shall be confounded.|10:6 And I will
R	Tstrengthen the house|of Judah, and I will|save the house of|Joseph, and I will|bring them again to|place them; for I have|mercy upon them: and|they shall be as|though I had not cast|them off: for I am the|LORD their God, and|will hear them.|10:7 And they of|Ephraim shall be like a
R	Tmighty man, and their|heart shall rejoice as|through wine: yea,|their children shall|see it, and be glad;|their heart shall|rejoice in the LORD.|10:8 I will hiss for|them, and gather them;|for I have redeemed|them: and they shall|increase as they have|increased.|10:9 And I will sow
R	Tthem among the|people: and they shall|remember me in far|countries; and they|shall live with their|children, and turn|again.|10:10 I will bring them|again also out of the|land of Egypt, and|gather them out of|Assyria; and I will|bring them into the|land of Gilead and
R	TLebanon; and place|shall not be found for|them.|10:11 And he shall|pass through the sea|with affliction, and|shall smite the waves|in the sea, and all the|deeps of the river|shall dry up: and the|pride of Assyria shall|be brought down, and|the sceptre of Egypt|shall depart away.
R	T10:12 And I will|strengthen them in the|LORD; and they shall|walk up and down in|his name, saith the|LORD.||11:1 Open thy doors, O|Lebanon, that the fire|may devour thy|cedars.|11:2 Howl, fir tree; for|the cedar is fallen;|because the mighty
R	Tare spoiled: howl, O ye|oaks of Bashan; for|the forest of the|vintage is come down.|11:3 There is a voice|of the howling of the|shepherds; for their|glory is spoiled: a|voice of the roaring|of young lions; for|the pride of Jordan is|spoiled.|11:4 Thus saith the|LORD my God; Feed the
R	Tflock of the|slaughter;|11:5 Whose|possessors slay them,|and hold themselves|not guilty: and they|that sell them say,|Blessed be the LORD;|for I am rich: and|their own shepherds|pity them not.|11:6 For I will no more|pity the inhabitants of|the land, saith the
R	TLORD: but, lo, I will|deliver the men every|one into his|neighbour's hand, and|into the hand of his|king: and they shall|smite the land, and out|of their hand I will not|deliver them.|11:7 And I will feed|the flock of|slaughter, even you, O|poor of the flock. And|I took unto me two
R	Tstaves; the one I|called Beauty, and the|other I called Bands;|and I fed the flock.|11:8 Three shepherds|also I cut off in one|month; and my soul|lothed them, and their|soul also abhorred|me.|11:9 Then said I, I will|not feed you: that|that dieth, let it die;|and that that is to be
R	Tcut off, let it be cut|off; and let the rest|eat every one the|flesh of another.|11:10 And I took my|staff, even Beauty,|and cut it asunder,|that I might break my|covenant which I had|made with all the|people.|11:11 And it was|broken in that day:|and so the poor of
R	Tthe flock that waited|upon me knew that it|was the word of the|LORD.|11:12 And I said unto|them, If ye think good,|give me my price; and|if not, forbear. So|they weighed for my|price thirty pieces of|silver.|11:13 And the LORD|said unto me, Cast it|unto the potter: a
R	Tgoodly price that I|was prised at of them.|And I took the thirty|pieces of silver, and|cast them to the|potter in the house of|the LORD.|11:14 Then I cut|asunder mine other|staff, even Bands,|that I might break the|brotherhood between|Judah and Israel.|11:15 And the LORD
R	Tsaid unto me, Take|unto thee yet the|instruments of a|foolish shepherd.|11:16 For, lo, I will|raise up a shepherd|in the land, which shall|not visit those that be|cut off, neither shall|seek the young one,|nor heal that that is|broken, nor feed that|that standeth still: but|he shall eat the flesh
R	Tof the fat, and tear|their claws in pieces.|11:17 Woe to the idol|shepherd that leaveth|the flock! the sword|shall be upon his arm,|and upon his right|eye: his arm shall be|clean dried up, and|his right eye shall be|utterly darkened.||12:1 The burden of|the word of the LORD
R	Tfor Israel, saith the|LORD, which stretcheth|forth the heavens,|and layeth the|foundation of the|earth, and formeth|the spirit of man within|him.|12:2 Behold, I will make|Jerusalem a cup of|trembling unto all the|people round about,|when they shall be in|the siege both against
R	TJudah and against|Jerusalem.|12:3 And in that day|will I make Jerusalem a|burdensome stone for|all people: all that|burden themselves|with it shall be cut in|pieces, though all the|people of the earth|be gathered together|against it.|12:4 In that day, saith|the LORD, I will smite
R	Tevery horse with|astonishment, and his|rider with madness:|and I will open mine|eyes upon the house|of Judah, and will|smite every horse of|the people with|blindness.|12:5 And the|governors of Judah|shall say in their|heart, The inhabitants|of Jerusalem shall be
R	Tmy strength in the|LORD of hosts their|God.|12:6 In that day will I|make the governors|of Judah like an|hearth of fire among|the wood, and like a|torch of fire in a|sheaf; and they shall|devour all the people|round about, on the|right hand and on the|left: and Jerusalem
R	Tshall be inhabited|again in her own|place, even in|Jerusalem.|12:7 The LORD also|shall save the tents|of Judah first, that|the glory of the|house of David and|the glory of the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem do not|magnify themselves|against Judah.
R	T12:8 In that day shall|the LORD defend the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem; and he|that is feeble among|them at that day shall|be as David; and the|house of David shall|be as God, as the|angel of the LORD|before them.|12:9 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that I will seek to
R	Tdestroy all the|nations that come|against Jerusalem.|12:10 And I will pour|upon the house of|David, and upon the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem, the spirit|of grace and of|supplications: and|they shall look upon|me whom they have|pierced, and they|shall mourn for him,
R	Tas one mourneth for|his only son, and shall|be in bitterness for|him, as one that is in|bitterness for his|firstborn.|12:11 In that day shall|there be a great|mourning in Jerusalem,|as the mourning of|Hadadrimmon in the|valley of Megiddon.|12:12 And the land|shall mourn, every
R	Tfamily apart; the family|of the house of David|apart, and their wives|apart; the family of|the house of Nathan|apart, and their wives|apart;|12:13 The family of|the house of Levi|apart, and their wives|apart; the family of|Shimei apart, and their|wives apart;|12:14 All the families
R	Tthat remain, every|family apart, and their|wives apart.||13:1 In that day there|shall be a fountain|opened to the house|of David and to the|inhabitants of|Jerusalem for sin and|for uncleanness.|13:2 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|saith the LORD of
R	Thosts, that I will cut|off the names of the|idols out of the land,|and they shall no|more be remembered:|and also I will cause|the prophets and the|unclean spirit to pass|out of the land.|13:3 And it shall come|to pass, that when any|shall yet prophesy,|then his father and|his mother that begat
R	Thim shall say unto him,|Thou shalt not live;|for thou speakest lies|in the name of the|LORD: and his father|and his mother that|begat him shall thrust|him through when he|prophesieth.|13:4 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that the prophets|shall be ashamed|every one of his
R	Tvision, when he hath|prophesied; neither|shall they wear a|rough garment to|deceive:|13:5 But he shall say,|I am no prophet, I am|an husbandman; for|man taught me to keep|cattle from my youth.|13:6 And one shall say|unto him, What are|these wounds in thine|hands? Then he shall
R	Tanswer, Those with|which I was wounded in|the house of my|friends.|13:7 Awake, O sword,|against my shepherd,|and against the man|that is my fellow, saith|the LORD of hosts:|smite the shepherd,|and the sheep shall|be scattered: and I|will turn mine hand|upon the little ones.
R	T13:8 And it shall come|to pass, that in all the|land, saith the LORD,|two parts therein|shall be cut off and|die; but the third shall|be left therein.|13:9 And I will bring|the third part through|the fire, and will|refine them as silver|is refined, and will try|them as gold is tried:|they shall call on my
R	Tname, and I will hear|them: I will say, It is my|people: and they shall|say, The LORD is my|God.||14:1 Behold, the day|of the LORD cometh,|and thy spoil shall be|divided in the midst of|thee.|14:2 For I will gather|all nations against|Jerusalem to battle;
R	Tand the city shall be|taken, and the houses|rifled, and the women|ravished; and half of|the city shall go forth|into captivity, and the|residue of the people|shall not be cut off|from the city.|14:3 Then shall the|LORD go forth, and|fight against those|nations, as when he|fought in the day of
R	Tbattle.|14:4 And his feet shall|stand in that day upon|the mount of Olives,|which is before|Jerusalem on the|east, and the mount of|Olives shall cleave in|the midst thereof|toward the east and|toward the west, and|there shall be a very|great valley; and half|of the mountain shall
R	Tremove toward the|north, and half of it|toward the south.|14:5 And ye shall flee|to the valley of the|mountains; for the|valley of the|mountains shall reach|unto Azal: yea, ye|shall flee, like as ye|fled from before the|earthquake in the|days of Uzziah king of|Judah: and the LORD
R	Tmy God shall come, and|all the saints with|thee.|14:6 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that the light shall not|be clear, nor dark:|14:7 But it shall be|one day which shall be|known to the LORD, not|day, nor night: but it|shall come to pass,|that at evening time it|shall be light.
R	T14:8 And it shall be in|that day, that living|waters shall go out|from Jerusalem; half|of them toward the|former sea, and half|of them toward the|hinder sea: in summer|and in winter shall it|be.|14:9 And the LORD|shall be king over all|the earth: in that day|shall there be one
R	TLORD, and his name|one.|14:10 All the land|shall be turned as a|plain from Geba to|Rimmon south of|Jerusalem: and it shall|be lifted up, and|inhabited in her place,|from Benjamin's gate|unto the place of the|first gate, unto the|corner gate, and from|the tower of Hananeel
R	Tunto the king's|winepresses.|14:11 And men shall|dwell in it, and there|shall be no more utter|destruction; but|Jerusalem shall be|safely inhabited.|14:12 And this shall be|the plague wherewith|the LORD will smite all|the people that have|fought against|Jerusalem; Their flesh
R	Tshall consume away|while they stand upon|their feet, and their|eyes shall consume|away in their holes,|and their tongue shall|consume away in their|mouth.|14:13 And it shall come|to pass in that day,|that a great tumult|from the LORD shall|be among them; and|they shall lay hold
R	Tevery one on the|hand of his neighbour,|and his hand shall|rise up against the|hand of his neighbour.|14:14 And Judah also|shall fight at|Jerusalem; and the|wealth of all the|heathen round about|shall be gathered|together, gold, and|silver, and apparel, in|great abundance.
R	T14:15 And so shall be|the plague of the|horse, of the mule, of|the camel, and of the|ass, and of all the|beasts that shall be in|these tents, as this|plague.|14:16 And it shall come|to pass, that every|one that is left of all|the nations which came|against Jerusalem|shall even go up from
R	Tyear to year to|worship the King, the|LORD of hosts, and to|keep the feast of|tabernacles.|14:17 And it shall be,|that whoso will not|come up of all the|families of the earth|unto Jerusalem to|worship the King, the|LORD of hosts, even|upon them shall be no|rain.
R	T14:18 And if the family|of Egypt go not up,|and come not, that|have no rain; there|shall be the plague,|wherewith the LORD will|smite the heathen that|come not up to keep|the feast of|tabernacles.|14:19 This shall be the|punishment of Egypt,|and the punishment of|all nations that come
R	Tnot up to keep the|feast of tabernacles.|14:20 In that day shall|there be upon the|bells of the horses,|HOLINESS UNTO THE|LORD; and the pots in|the LORD's house shall|be like the bowls|before the altar.|14:21 Yea, every pot|in Jerusalem and in|Judah shall be|holiness unto the
R	TLORD of hosts: and all|they that sacrifice|shall come and take of|them, and seethe|therein: and in that|day there shall be no|more the Canaanite in|the house of the LORD|of hosts.
R	K2;Malachi	T||1:1 The burden of the|word of the LORD to|Israel by Malachi.|1:2 I have loved you,|saith the LORD. Yet ye|say, Wherein hast thou|loved us? Was not|Esau Jacob's|brother? saith the|LORD: yet I loved|Jacob,|1:3 And I hated Esau,
R	Tand laid his mountains|and his heritage waste|for the dragons of|the wilderness.|1:4 Whereas Edom|saith, We are|impoverished, but we|will return and build|the desolate places;|thus saith the LORD of|hosts, They shall|build, but I will throw|down; and they shall|call them, The border
R	Tof wickedness, and,|The people against|whom the LORD hath|indignation for ever.|1:5 And your eyes|shall see, and ye shall|say, The LORD will be|magnified from the|border of Israel.|1:6 A son honoureth|his father, and a|servant his master: if|then I be a father,|where is mine honour?
R	Tand if I be a master,|where is my fear?|saith the LORD of|hosts unto you, O|priests, that despise|my name. And ye say,|Wherein have we|despised thy name?|1:7 Ye offer polluted|bread upon mine altar;|and ye say, Wherein|have we polluted|thee? In that ye say,|The table of the LORD
R	Tis contemptible.|1:8 And if ye offer|the blind for|sacrifice, is it not|evil? and if ye offer|the lame and sick, is it|not evil? offer it now|unto thy governor; will|he be pleased with|thee, or accept thy|person? saith the|LORD of hosts.|1:9 And now, I pray|you, beseech God that
R	The will be gracious|unto us: this hath|been by your means:|will he regard your|persons? saith the|LORD of hosts.|1:10 Who is there even|among you that would|shut the doors for|nought? neither do ye|kindle fire on mine|altar for nought. I|have no pleasure in|you, saith the LORD of
R	Thosts, neither will I|accept an offering at|your hand.|1:11 For from the|rising of the sun even|unto the going down|of the same my name|shall be great among|the Gentiles; and in|every place incense|shall be offered unto|my name, and a pure|offering: for my name|shall be great among
R	Tthe heathen, saith the|LORD of hosts.|1:12 But ye have|profaned it, in that ye|say, The table of the|LORD is polluted; and|the fruit thereof,|even his meat, is|contemptible.|1:13 Ye said also,|Behold, what a|weariness is it! and ye|have snuffed at it,|saith the LORD of
R	Thosts; and ye brought|that which was torn,|and the lame, and the|sick; thus ye brought|an offering: should I|accept this of your|hand? saith the LORD.|1:14 But cursed be|the deceiver, which|hath in his flock a|male, and voweth, and|sacrificeth unto the|LORD a corrupt thing:|for I am a great King,
R	Tsaith the LORD of|hosts, and my name is|dreadful among the|heathen.||2:1 And now, O ye|priests, this|commandment is for|you.|2:2 If ye will not hear,|and if ye will not lay it|to heart, to give glory|unto my name, saith|the LORD of hosts, I
R	Twill even send a curse|upon you, and I will|curse your blessings:|yea, I have cursed|them already, because|ye do not lay it to|heart.|2:3 Behold, I will|corrupt your seed,|and spread dung upon|your faces, even the|dung of your solemn|feasts; and one shall|take you away with it.
R	T2:4 And ye shall know|that I have sent this|commandment unto you,|that my covenant might|be with Levi, saith the|LORD of hosts.|2:5 My covenant was|with him of life and|peace; and I gave|them to him for the|fear wherewith he|feared me, and was|afraid before my|name.
R	T2:6 The law of truth|was in his mouth, and|iniquity was not found|in his lips: he walked|with me in peace and|equity, and did turn|many away from|iniquity.|2:7 For the priest's|lips should keep|knowledge, and they|should seek the law at|his mouth: for he is|the messenger of the
R	TLORD of hosts.|2:8 But ye are|departed out of the|way; ye have caused|many to stumble at the|law; ye have|corrupted the|covenant of Levi,|saith the LORD of|hosts.|2:9 Therefore have I|also made you|contemptible and base|before all the people,
R	Taccording as ye have|not kept my ways, but|have been partial in|the law.|2:10 Have we not all|one father? hath not|one God created us?|why do we deal|treacherously every|man against his|brother, by profaning|the covenant of our|fathers?|2:11 Judah hath dealt
R	Ttreacherously, and an|abomination is|committed in Israel|and in Jerusalem; for|Judah hath profaned|the holiness of the|LORD which he loved,|and hath married the|daughter of a|strange god.|2:12 The LORD will cut|off the man that doeth|this, the master and|the scholar, out of
R	Tthe tabernacles of|Jacob, and him that|offereth an offering|unto the LORD of|hosts.|2:13 And this have ye|done again, covering|the altar of the LORD|with tears, with|weeping, and with|crying out, insomuch|that he regardeth not|the offering any more,|or receiveth it with
R	Tgood will at your hand.|2:14 Yet ye say,|Wherefore? Because|the LORD hath been|witness between thee|and the wife of thy|youth, against whom|thou hast dealt|treacherously: yet is|she thy companion,|and the wife of thy|covenant.|2:15 And did not he|make one? Yet had he
R	Tthe residue of the|spirit. And wherefore|one? That he might|seek a godly seed.|Therefore take heed|to your spirit, and let|none deal|treacherously against|the wife of his youth.|2:16 For the LORD, the|God of Israel, saith|that he hateth putting|away: for one|covereth violence with
R	This garment, saith the|LORD of hosts:|therefore take heed|to your spirit, that ye|deal not|treacherously.|2:17 Ye have wearied|the LORD with your|words. Yet ye say,|Wherein have we|wearied him? When ye|say, Every one that|doeth evil is good in|the sight of the LORD,
R	Tand he delighteth in|them; or, Where is the|God of judgment?||3:1 Behold, I will send|my messenger, and he|shall prepare the way|before me: and the|LORD, whom ye seek,|shall suddenly come|to his temple, even the|messenger of the|covenant, whom ye|delight in: behold, he
R	Tshall come, saith the|LORD of hosts.|3:2 But who may abide|the day of his coming?|and who shall stand|when he appeareth?|for he is like a|refiner's fire, and like|fullers' soap:|3:3 And he shall sit as|a refiner and purifier|of silver: and he shall|purify the sons of|Levi, and purge them
R	Tas gold and silver,|that they may offer|unto the LORD an|offering in|righteousness.|3:4 Then shall the|offering of Judah and|Jerusalem be pleasant|unto the LORD, as in|the days of old, and|as in former years.|3:5 And I will come|near to you to|judgment; and I will be
R	Ta swift witness against|the sorcerers, and|against the|adulterers, and|against false|swearers, and against|those that oppress|the hireling in his|wages, the widow, and|the fatherless, and|that turn aside the|stranger from his|right, and fear not me,|saith the LORD of
R	Thosts.|3:6 For I am the LORD,|I change not;|therefore ye sons of|Jacob are not|consumed.|3:7 Even from the|days of your fathers|ye are gone away|from mine ordinances,|and have not kept|them. Return unto me,|and I will return unto|you, saith the LORD of
R	Thosts. But ye said,|Wherein shall we|return?|3:8 Will a man rob God?|Yet ye have robbed|me. But ye say,|Wherein have we|robbed thee? In tithes|and offerings.|3:9 Ye are cursed with|a curse: for ye have|robbed me, even this|whole nation.|3:10 Bring ye all the
R	Ttithes into the|storehouse, that|there may be meat in|mine house, and prove|me now herewith, saith|the LORD of hosts, if I|will not open you the|windows of heaven,|and pour you out a|blessing, that there|shall not be room|enough to receive it.|3:11 And I will rebuke|the devourer for
R	Tyour sakes, and he|shall not destroy the|fruits of your ground;|neither shall your|vine cast her fruit|before the time in the|field, saith the LORD|of hosts.|3:12 And all nations|shall call you blessed:|for ye shall be a|delightsome land, saith|the LORD of hosts.|3:13 Your words have
R	Tbeen stout against me,|saith the LORD. Yet ye|say, What have we|spoken so much|against thee?|3:14 Ye have said, It is|vain to serve God: and|what profit is it that|we have kept his|ordinance, and that we|have walked|mournfully before the|LORD of hosts?|3:15 And now we call
R	Tthe proud happy; yea,|they that work|wickedness are set|up; yea, they that|tempt God are even|delivered.|3:16 Then they that|feared the LORD|spake often one to|another: and the LORD|hearkened, and heard|it, and a book of|remembrance was|written before him for
R	Tthem that feared the|LORD, and that thought|upon his name.|3:17 And they shall be|mine, saith the LORD of|hosts, in that day|when I make up my|jewels; and I will|spare them, as a man|spareth his own son|that serveth him.|3:18 Then shall ye|return, and discern|between the righteous
R	Tand the wicked,|between him that|serveth God and him|that serveth him not.||4:1 For, behold, the|day cometh, that shall|burn as an oven; and|all the proud, yea, and|all that do wickedly,|shall be stubble: and|the day that cometh|shall burn them up,|saith the LORD of
R	Thosts, that it shall|leave them neither|root nor branch.|4:2 But unto you that|fear my name shall|the Sun of|righteousness arise|with healing in his|wings; and ye shall go|forth, and grow up as|calves of the stall.|4:3 And ye shall tread|down the wicked; for|they shall be ashes
R	Tunder the soles of|your feet in the day|that I shall do this,|saith the LORD of|hosts.|4:4 Remember ye the|law of Moses my|servant, which I|commanded unto him in|Horeb for all Israel,|with the statutes and|judgments.|4:5 Behold, I will send|you Elijah the
R	Tprophet before the|coming of the great|and dreadful day of|the LORD:|4:6 And he shall turn|the heart of the|fathers to the|children, and the|heart of the children|to their fathers, lest I|come and smite the|earth with a curse. ***
R	K2;The Gospel|According to Saint|Matthew	T||1:1 The book of the|generation of Jesus|Christ, the son of|David, the son of|Abraham.|1:2 Abraham begat|Isaac; and Isaac|begat Jacob; and|Jacob begat Judas|and his brethren;
R	T1:3 And Judas begat|Phares and Zara of|Thamar; and Phares|begat Esrom; and|Esrom begat Aram;|1:4 And Aram begat|Aminadab; and|Aminadab begat|Naasson; and Naasson|begat Salmon;|1:5 And Salmon begat|Booz of Rachab; and|Booz begat Obed of|Ruth; and Obed begat
R	TJesse;|1:6 And Jesse begat|David the king; and|David the king begat|Solomon of her that|had been the wife of|Urias;|1:7 And Solomon begat|Roboam; and Roboam|begat Abia; and Abia|begat Asa;|1:8 And Asa begat|Josaphat; and|Josaphat begat Joram;
R	Tand Joram begat|Ozias;|1:9 And Ozias begat|Joatham; and Joatham|begat Achaz; and|Achaz begat Ezekias;|1:10 And Ezekias|begat Manasses; and|Manasses begat Amon;|and Amon begat|Josias;|1:11 And Josias begat|Jechonias and his|brethren, about the
R	Ttime they were carried|away to Babylon:|1:12 And after they|were brought to|Babylon, Jechonias|begat Salathiel; and|Salathiel begat|Zorobabel;|1:13 And Zorobabel|begat Abiud; and Abiud|begat Eliakim; and|Eliakim begat Azor;|1:14 And Azor begat|Sadoc; and Sadoc
R	Tbegat Achim; and Achim|begat Eliud;|1:15 And Eliud begat|Eleazar; and Eleazar|begat Matthan; and|Matthan begat Jacob;|1:16 And Jacob begat|Joseph the husband|of Mary, of whom was|born Jesus, who is|called Christ.|1:17 So all the|generations from|Abraham to David are
R	Tfourteen generations;|and from David until|the carrying away into|Babylon are fourteen|generations; and from|the carrying away into|Babylon unto Christ|are fourteen|generations.|1:18 Now the birth of|Jesus Christ was on|this wise: When as his|mother Mary was|espoused to Joseph,
R	Tbefore they came|together, she was|found with child of the|Holy Ghost.|1:19 Then Joseph her|husband, being a just|man, and not willing to|make her a publick|example, was minded to|put her away privily.|1:20 But while he|thought on these|things, behold, the|angel of the LORD
R	Tappeared unto him in a|dream, saying, Joseph,|thou son of David,|fear not to take unto|thee Mary thy wife:|for that which is|conceived in her is of|the Holy Ghost.|1:21 And she shall|bring forth a son, and|thou shalt call his|name JESUS: for he|shall save his people|from their sins.
R	T1:22 Now all this was|done, that it might be|fulfilled which was|spoken of the Lord by|the prophet, saying,|1:23 Behold, a virgin|shall be with child, and|shall bring forth a|son, and they shall|call his name|Emmanuel, which being|interpreted is, God|with us.|1:24 Then Joseph
R	Tbeing raised from|sleep did as the angel|of the Lord had|bidden him, and took|unto him his wife:|1:25 And knew her not|till she had brought|forth her firstborn|son: and he called his|name JESUS.||2:1 Now when Jesus|was born in Bethlehem|of Judaea in the days
R	Tof Herod the king,|behold, there came|wise men from the|east to Jerusalem,|2:2 Saying, Where is he|that is born King of|the Jews? for we|have seen his star in|the east, and are|come to worship him.|2:3 When Herod the|king had heard these|things, he was|troubled, and all
R	TJerusalem with him.|2:4 And when he had|gathered all the chief|priests and scribes|of the people|together, he demanded|of them where Christ|should be born.|2:5 And they said unto|him, In Bethlehem of|Judaea: for thus it is|written by the|prophet,|2:6 And thou
R	TBethlehem, in the land|of Juda, art not the|least among the|princes of Juda: for|out of thee shall come|a Governor, that shall|rule my people Israel.|2:7 Then Herod, when|he had privily called|the wise men, enquired|of them diligently what|time the star|appeared.|2:8 And he sent them
R	Tto Bethlehem, and said,|Go and search|diligently for the|young child; and when|ye have found him,|bring me word again,|that I may come and|worship him also.|2:9 When they had|heard the king, they|departed; and, lo, the|star, which they saw in|the east, went before|them, till it came and
R	Tstood over where the|young child was.|2:10 When they saw|the star, they|rejoiced with|exceeding great joy.|2:11 And when they|were come into the|house, they saw the|young child with Mary|his mother, and fell|down, and worshipped|him: and when they had|opened their
R	Ttreasures, they|presented unto him|gifts; gold, and|frankincense and|myrrh.|2:12 And being warned|of God in a dream that|they should not|return to Herod, they|departed into their|own country another|way.|2:13 And when they|were departed,
R	Tbehold, the angel of|the Lord appeareth to|Joseph in a dream,|saying, Arise, and take|the young child and|his mother, and flee|into Egypt, and be|thou there until I|bring thee word: for|Herod will seek the|young child to|destroy him.|2:14 When he arose,|he took the young
R	Tchild and his mother|by night, and departed|into Egypt:|2:15 And was there|until the death of|Herod: that it might be|fulfilled which was|spoken of the Lord by|the prophet, saying,|Out of Egypt have I|called my son.|2:16 Then Herod, when|he saw that he was|mocked of the wise
R	Tmen, was exceeding|wroth, and sent forth,|and slew all the|children that were in|Bethlehem, and in all|the coasts thereof,|from two years old|and under, according|to the time which he|had diligently enquired|of the wise men.|2:17 Then was fulfilled|that which was spoken|by Jeremy the
R	Tprophet, saying,|2:18 In Rama was|there a voice heard,|lamentation, and|weeping, and great|mourning, Rachel|weeping for her|children, and would|not be comforted,|because they are not.|2:19 But when Herod|was dead, behold, an|angel of the Lord|appeareth in a dream
R	Tto Joseph in Egypt,|2:20 Saying, Arise, and|take the young child|and his mother, and go|into the land of|Israel: for they are|dead which sought the|young child's life.|2:21 And he arose,|and took the young|child and his mother,|and came into the land|of Israel.|2:22 But when he
R	Theard that Archelaus|did reign in Judaea in|the room of his father|Herod, he was afraid|to go thither:|notwithstanding, being|warned of God in a|dream, he turned|aside into the parts|of Galilee:|2:23 And he came and|dwelt in a city called|Nazareth: that it might|be fulfilled which was
R	Tspoken by the|prophets, He shall be|called a Nazarene.||3:1 In those days|came John the Baptist,|preaching in the|wilderness of Judaea,|3:2 And saying, Repent|ye: for the kingdom of|heaven is at hand.|3:3 For this is he that|was spoken of by the|prophet Esaias,
R	Tsaying, The voice of|one crying in the|wilderness, Prepare|ye the way of the|Lord, make his paths|straight.|3:4 And the same John|had his raiment of|camel's hair, and a|leathern girdle about|his loins; and his meat|was locusts and wild|honey.|3:5 Then went out to
R	Thim Jerusalem, and all|Judaea, and all the|region round about|Jordan,|3:6 And were baptized|of him in Jordan,|confessing their sins.|3:7 But when he saw|many of the Pharisees|and Sadducees come|to his baptism, he said|unto them, O|generation of vipers,|who hath warned you
R	Tto flee from the wrath|to come?|3:8 Bring forth|therefore fruits meet|for repentance:|3:9 And think not to|say within yourselves,|We have Abraham to|our father: for I say|unto you, that God is|able of these stones|to raise up children|unto Abraham.|3:10 And now also the
R	Taxe is laid unto the|root of the trees:|therefore every tree|which bringeth not|forth good fruit is|hewn down, and cast|into the fire.|3:11 I indeed baptize|you with water unto|repentance. but he|that cometh after me|is mightier than I,|whose shoes I am not|worthy to bear: he
R	Tshall baptize you with|the Holy Ghost, and|with fire:|3:12 Whose fan is in|his hand, and he will|throughly purge his|floor, and gather his|wheat into the garner;|but he will burn up the|chaff with|unquenchable fire.|3:13 Then cometh|Jesus from Galilee to|Jordan unto John, to
R	Tbe baptized of him.|3:14 But John forbad|him, saying, I have|need to be baptized|of thee, and comest|thou to me?|3:15 And Jesus|answering said unto|him, Suffer it to be so|now: for thus it|becometh us to fulfil|all righteousness.|Then he suffered him.|3:16 And Jesus, when
R	The was baptized, went|up straightway out of|the water: and, lo, the|heavens were opened|unto him, and he saw|the Spirit of God|descending like a|dove, and lighting|upon him:|3:17 And lo a voice|from heaven, saying,|This is my beloved|Son, in whom I am well|pleased.
R	T4:1 Then was Jesus|led up of the spirit|into the wilderness to|be tempted of the|devil.|4:2 And when he had|fasted forty days and|forty nights, he was|afterward an|hungred.|4:3 And when the|tempter came to him,|he said, If thou be the|Son of God, command
R	Tthat these stones be|made bread.|4:4 But he answered|and said, It is written,|Man shall not live by|bread alone, but by|every word that|proceedeth out of the|mouth of God.|4:5 Then the devil|taketh him up into the|holy city, and setteth|him on a pinnacle of|the temple,
R	T4:6 And saith unto him,|If thou be the Son of|God, cast thyself|down: for it is written,|He shall give his|angels charge|concerning thee: and|in their hands they|shall bear thee up,|lest at any time thou|dash thy foot against|a stone.|4:7 Jesus said unto|him, It is written again,
R	TThou shalt not tempt|the Lord thy God.|4:8 Again, the devil|taketh him up into an|exceeding high|mountain, and sheweth|him all the kingdoms of|the world, and the|glory of them;|4:9 And saith unto him,|All these things will I|give thee, if thou wilt|fall down and worship|me.
R	T4:10 Then saith Jesus|unto him, Get thee|hence, Satan: for it is|written, Thou shalt|worship the Lord thy|God, and him only shalt|thou serve.|4:11 Then the devil|leaveth him, and,|behold, angels came|and ministered unto|him.|4:12 Now when Jesus|had heard that John
R	Twas cast into prison,|he departed into|Galilee;|4:13 And leaving|Nazareth, he came and|dwelt in Capernaum,|which is upon the sea|coast, in the borders|of Zabulon and|Nephthalim:|4:14 That it might be|fulfilled which was|spoken by Esaias the|prophet, saying,
R	T4:15 The land of|Zabulon, and the land|of Nephthalim, by the|way of the sea,|beyond Jordan, Galilee|of the Gentiles;|4:16 The people which|sat in darkness saw|great light; and to|them which sat in the|region and shadow of|death light is sprung|up.|4:17 From that time
R	TJesus began to|preach, and to say,|Repent: for the|kingdom of heaven is|at hand.|4:18 And Jesus,|walking by the sea of|Galilee, saw two|brethren, Simon called|Peter, and Andrew his|brother, casting a net|into the sea: for they|were fishers.|4:19 And he saith unto
R	Tthem, Follow me, and I|will make you fishers|of men.|4:20 And they|straightway left their|nets, and followed him.|4:21 And going on|from thence, he saw|other two brethren,|James the son of|Zebedee, and John his|brother, in a ship with|Zebedee their father,|mending their nets;
R	Tand he called them.|4:22 And they|immediately left the|ship and their father,|and followed him.|4:23 And Jesus went|about all Galilee,|teaching in their|synagogues, and|preaching the gospel|of the kingdom, and|healing all manner of|sickness and all|manner of disease
R	Tamong the people.|4:24 And his fame went|throughout all Syria:|and they brought unto|him all sick people that|were taken with divers|diseases and|torments, and those|which were possessed|with devils, and those|which were lunatick,|and those that had|the palsy; and he|healed them.
R	T4:25 And there|followed him great|multitudes of people|from Galilee, and from|Decapolis, and from|Jerusalem, and from|Judaea, and from|beyond Jordan.||5:1 And seeing the|multitudes, he went up|into a mountain: and|when he was set, his|disciples came unto
R	Thim:|5:2 And he opened his|mouth, and taught|them, saying,|5:3 Blessed are the|poor in spirit: for|theirs is the kingdom|of heaven.|5:4 Blessed are they|that mourn: for they|shall be comforted.|5:5 Blessed are the|meek: for they shall|inherit the earth.
R	T5:6 Blessed are they|which do hunger and|thirst after|righteousness: for|they shall be filled.|5:7 Blessed are the|merciful: for they|shall obtain mercy.|5:8 Blessed are the|pure in heart: for|they shall see God.|5:9 Blessed are the|peacemakers: for they|shall be called the
R	Tchildren of God.|5:10 Blessed are they|which are persecuted|for righteousness'|sake: for theirs is the|kingdom of heaven.|5:11 Blessed are ye,|when men shall revile|you, and persecute|you, and shall say all|manner of evil against|you falsely, for my|sake.|5:12 Rejoice, and be
R	Texceeding glad: for|great is your reward|in heaven: for so|persecuted they the|prophets which were|before you.|5:13 Ye are the salt|of the earth: but if|the salt have lost his|savour, wherewith|shall it be salted? it is|thenceforth good for|nothing, but to be cast|out, and to be trodden
R	Tunder foot of men.|5:14 Ye are the light|of the world. A city|that is set on an hill|cannot be hid.|5:15 Neither do men|light a candle, and put|it under a bushel, but|on a candlestick; and|it giveth light unto all|that are in the house.|5:16 Let your light so|shine before men, that|they may see your
R	Tgood works, and|glorify your Father|which is in heaven.|5:17 Think not that I|am come to destroy|the law, or the|prophets: I am not|come to destroy, but|to fulfil.|5:18 For verily I say|unto you, Till heaven|and earth pass, one|jot or one tittle shall|in no wise pass from
R	Tthe law, till all be|fulfilled.|5:19 Whosoever|therefore shall break|one of these least|commandments, and|shall teach men so, he|shall be called the|least in the kingdom of|heaven: but|whosoever shall do|and teach them, the|same shall be called|great in the kingdom
R	Tof heaven.|5:20 For I say unto|you, That except your|righteousness shall|exceed the|righteousness of the|scribes and|Pharisees, ye shall in|no case enter into the|kingdom of heaven.|5:21 Ye have heard|that it was said by|them of old time, Thou|shalt not kill; and
R	Twhosoever shall kill|shall be in danger of|the judgment:|5:22 But I say unto|you, That whosoever|is angry with his|brother without a|cause shall be in|danger of the|judgment: and|whosoever shall say|to his brother, Raca,|shall be in danger of|the council: but
R	Twhosoever shall say,|Thou fool, shall be in|danger of hell fire.|5:23 Therefore if thou|bring thy gift to the|altar, and there|rememberest that thy|brother hath ought|against thee;|5:24 Leave there thy|gift before the altar,|and go thy way; first|be reconciled to thy|brother, and then
R	Tcome and offer thy|gift.|5:25 Agree with thine|adversary quickly,|whiles thou art in the|way with him; lest at|any time the|adversary deliver|thee to the judge, and|the judge deliver|thee to the officer,|and thou be cast into|prison.|5:26 Verily I say unto
R	Tthee, Thou shalt by no|means come out|thence, till thou hast|paid the uttermost|farthing.|5:27 Ye have heard|that it was said by|them of old time, Thou|shalt not commit|adultery:|5:28 But I say unto|you, That whosoever|looketh on a woman to|lust after her hath
R	Tcommitted adultery|with her already in his|heart.|5:29 And if thy right|eye offend thee, pluck|it out, and cast it from|thee: for it is|profitable for thee|that one of thy|members should|perish, and not that|thy whole body should|be cast into hell.|5:30 And if thy right
R	Thand offend thee, cut|it off, and cast it from|thee: for it is|profitable for thee|that one of thy|members should|perish, and not that|thy whole body should|be cast into hell.|5:31 It hath been said,|Whosoever shall put|away his wife, let him|give her a writing of|divorcement:
R	T5:32 But I say unto|you, That whosoever|shall put away his|wife, saving for the|cause of fornication,|causeth her to commit|adultery: and|whosoever shall|marry her that is|divorced committeth|adultery.|5:33 Again, ye have|heard that it hath|been said by them of
R	Told time, Thou shalt|not forswear thyself,|but shalt perform|unto the Lord thine|oaths:|5:34 But I say unto|you, Swear not at all;|neither by heaven;|for it is God's throne:|5:35 Nor by the earth;|for it is his footstool:|neither by Jerusalem;|for it is the city of|the great King.
R	T5:36 Neither shalt|thou swear by thy|head, because thou|canst not make one|hair white or black.|5:37 But let your|communication be, Yea,|yea; Nay, nay: for|whatsoever is more|than these cometh of|evil.|5:38 Ye have heard|that it hath been said,|An eye for an eye,
R	Tand a tooth for a|tooth:|5:39 But I say unto|you, That ye resist|not evil: but|whosoever shall smite|thee on thy right|cheek, turn to him the|other also.|5:40 And if any man|will sue thee at the|law, and take away thy|coat, let him have thy|cloak also.
R	T5:41 And whosoever|shall compel thee to|go a mile, go with him|twain.|5:42 Give to him that|asketh thee, and from|him that would borrow|of thee turn not thou|away.|5:43 Ye have heard|that it hath been said,|Thou shalt love thy|neighbour, and hate|thine enemy.
R	T5:44 But I say unto|you, Love your|enemies, bless them|that curse you, do|good to them that hate|you, and pray for|them which|despitefully use you,|and persecute you;|5:45 That ye may be|the children of your|Father which is in|heaven: for he maketh|his sun to rise on the
R	Tevil and on the good,|and sendeth rain on|the just and on the|unjust.|5:46 For if ye love|them which love you,|what reward have ye?|do not even the|publicans the same?|5:47 And if ye salute|your brethren only,|what do ye more than|others? do not even|the publicans so?
R	T5:48 Be ye therefore|perfect, even as your|Father which is in|heaven is perfect.||6:1 Take heed that ye|do not your alms|before men, to be|seen of them:|otherwise ye have no|reward of your|Father which is in|heaven.|6:2 Therefore when
R	Tthou doest thine alms,|do not sound a|trumpet before thee,|as the hypocrites do|in the synagogues and|in the streets, that|they may have glory|of men. Verily I say|unto you, They have|their reward.|6:3 But when thou|doest alms, let not thy|left hand know what|thy right hand doeth:
R	T6:4 That thine alms|may be in secret: and|thy Father which|seeth in secret|himself shall reward|thee openly.|6:5 And when thou|prayest, thou shalt|not be as the|hypocrites are: for|they love to pray|standing in the|synagogues and in the|corners of the
R	Tstreets, that they may|be seen of men. Verily|I say unto you, They|have their reward.|6:6 But thou, when|thou prayest, enter|into thy closet, and|when thou hast shut|thy door, pray to thy|Father which is in|secret; and thy|Father which seeth in|secret shall reward|thee openly.
R	T6:7 But when ye pray,|use not vain|repetitions, as the|heathen do: for they|think that they shall|be heard for their|much speaking.|6:8 Be not ye|therefore like unto|them: for your Father|knoweth what things|ye have need of,|before ye ask him.|6:9 After this manner
R	Ttherefore pray ye:|Our Father which art|in heaven, Hallowed be|thy name.|6:10 Thy kingdom come,|Thy will be done in|earth, as it is in|heaven.|6:11 Give us this day|our daily bread.|6:12 And forgive us|our debts, as we|forgive our debtors.|6:13 And lead us not
R	Tinto temptation, but|deliver us from evil:|For thine is the|kingdom, and the|power, and the glory,|for ever. Amen.|6:14 For if ye forgive|men their trespasses,|your heavenly Father|will also forgive you:|6:15 But if ye forgive|not men their|trespasses, neither|will your Father
R	Tforgive your|trespasses.|6:16 Moreover when|ye fast, be not, as the|hypocrites, of a sad|countenance: for they|disfigure their faces,|that they may appear|unto men to fast.|Verily I say unto you,|They have their|reward.|6:17 But thou, when|thou fastest, anoint
R	Tthine head, and wash|thy face;|6:18 That thou appear|not unto men to fast,|but unto thy Father|which is in secret: and|thy Father, which|seeth in secret, shall|reward thee openly.|6:19 Lay not up for|yourselves treasures|upon earth, where|moth and rust doth|corrupt, and where
R	Tthieves break through|and steal:|6:20 But lay up for|yourselves treasures|in heaven, where|neither moth nor rust|doth corrupt, and|where thieves do not|break through nor|steal:|6:21 For where your|treasure is, there will|your heart be also.|6:22 The light of the
R	Tbody is the eye: if|therefore thine eye|be single, thy whole|body shall be full of|light.|6:23 But if thine eye|be evil, thy whole body|shall be full of|darkness. If|therefore the light|that is in thee be|darkness, how great|is that darkness!|6:24 No man can serve
R	Ttwo masters: for|either he will hate the|one, and love the|other; or else he will|hold to the one, and|despise the other. Ye|cannot serve God and|mammon.|6:25 Therefore I say|unto you, Take no|thought for your life,|what ye shall eat, or|what ye shall drink;|nor yet for your
R	Tbody, what ye shall|put on. Is not the life|more than meat, and|the body than|raiment?|6:26 Behold the fowls|of the air: for they|sow not, neither do|they reap, nor gather|into barns; yet your|heavenly Father|feedeth them. Are ye|not much better than|they?
R	T6:27 Which of you by|taking thought can|add one cubit unto his|stature?|6:28 And why take ye|thought for raiment?|Consider the lilies of|the field, how they|grow; they toil not,|neither do they spin:|6:29 And yet I say|unto you, That even|Solomon in all his|glory was not
R	Tarrayed like one of|these.|6:30 Wherefore, if God|so clothe the grass|of the field, which to|day is, and to morrow|is cast into the oven,|shall he not much|more clothe you, O ye|of little faith?|6:31 Therefore take|no thought, saying,|What shall we eat? or,|What shall we drink?
R	Tor, Wherewithal shall|we be clothed?|6:32 (For after all|these things do the|Gentiles seek:) for|your heavenly Father|knoweth that ye have|need of all these|things.|6:33 But seek ye first|the kingdom of God,|and his righteousness;|and all these things|shall be added unto
R	Tyou.|6:34 Take therefore|no thought for the|morrow: for the|morrow shall take|thought for the things|of itself. Sufficient|unto the day is the|evil thereof.||7:1 Judge not, that ye|be not judged.|7:2 For with what|judgment ye judge, ye
R	Tshall be judged: and|with what measure ye|mete, it shall be|measured to you|again.|7:3 And why beholdest|thou the mote that is|in thy brother's eye,|but considerest not|the beam that is in|thine own eye?|7:4 Or how wilt thou|say to thy brother,|Let me pull out the
R	Tmote out of thine eye;|and, behold, a beam is|in thine own eye?|7:5 Thou hypocrite,|first cast out the|beam out of thine own|eye; and then shalt|thou see clearly to|cast out the mote out|of thy brother's eye.|7:6 Give not that which|is holy unto the dogs,|neither cast ye your|pearls before swine,
R	Tlest they trample them|under their feet, and|turn again and rend|you.|7:7 Ask, and it shall be|given you; seek, and|ye shall find; knock,|and it shall be opened|unto you:|7:8 For every one|that asketh receiveth;|and he that seeketh|findeth; and to him|that knocketh it shall
R	Tbe opened.|7:9 Or what man is|there of you, whom if|his son ask bread, will|he give him a stone?|7:10 Or if he ask a|fish, will he give him a|serpent?|7:11 If ye then, being|evil, know how to give|good gifts unto your|children, how much|more shall your|Father which is in
R	Theaven give good|things to them that|ask him?|7:12 Therefore all|things whatsoever ye|would that men should|do to you, do ye even|so to them: for this is|the law and the|prophets.|7:13 Enter ye in at the|strait gate: for wide is|the gate, and broad is|the way, that leadeth
R	Tto destruction, and|many there be which|go in thereat:|7:14 Because strait is|the gate, and narrow|is the way, which|leadeth unto life, and|few there be that find|it.|7:15 Beware of false|prophets, which come|to you in sheep's|clothing, but inwardly|they are ravening
R	Twolves.|7:16 Ye shall know|them by their fruits.|Do men gather grapes|of thorns, or figs of|thistles?|7:17 Even so every|good tree bringeth|forth good fruit; but a|corrupt tree bringeth|forth evil fruit.|7:18 A good tree|cannot bring forth|evil fruit, neither can
R	Ta corrupt tree bring|forth good fruit.|7:19 Every tree that|bringeth not forth|good fruit is hewn|down, and cast into|the fire.|7:20 Wherefore by|their fruits ye shall|know them.|7:21 Not every one|that saith unto me,|Lord, Lord, shall|enter into the kingdom
R	Tof heaven; but he that|doeth the will of my|Father which is in|heaven.|7:22 Many will say to|me in that day, Lord,|Lord, have we not|prophesied in thy|name? and in thy name|have cast out devils?|and in thy name done|many wonderful|works?|7:23 And then will I
R	Tprofess unto them, I|never knew you:|depart from me, ye|that work iniquity.|7:24 Therefore|whosoever heareth|these sayings of mine,|and doeth them, I will|liken him unto a wise|man, which built his|house upon a rock:|7:25 And the rain|descended, and the|floods came, and the
R	Twinds blew, and beat|upon that house; and|it fell not: for it was|founded upon a rock.|7:26 And every one|that heareth these|sayings of mine, and|doeth them not, shall|be likened unto a|foolish man, which built|his house upon the|sand:|7:27 And the rain|descended, and the
R	Tfloods came, and the|winds blew, and beat|upon that house; and|it fell: and great was|the fall of it.|7:28 And it came to|pass, when Jesus had|ended these sayings,|the people were|astonished at his|doctrine:|7:29 For he taught|them as one having|authority, and not as
R	Tthe scribes.||8:1 When he was come|down from the|mountain, great|multitudes followed him.|8:2 And, behold, there|came a leper and|worshipped him, saying,|Lord, if thou wilt, thou|canst make me clean.|8:3 And Jesus put|forth his hand, and|touched him, saying, I
R	Twill; be thou clean. And|immediately his leprosy|was cleansed.|8:4 And Jesus saith|unto him, See thou tell|no man; but go thy|way, shew thyself to|the priest, and offer|the gift that Moses|commanded, for a|testimony unto them.|8:5 And when Jesus|was entered into|Capernaum, there
R	Tcame unto him a|centurion, beseeching|him,|8:6 And saying, Lord,|my servant lieth at|home sick of the|palsy, grievously|tormented.|8:7 And Jesus saith|unto him, I will come|and heal him.|8:8 The centurion|answered and said,|Lord, I am not worthy
R	Tthat thou shouldest|come under my roof:|but speak the word|only, and my servant|shall be healed.|8:9 For I am a man|under authority,|having soldiers under|me: and I say to this|man, Go, and he goeth;|and to another, Come,|and he cometh; and to|my servant, Do this,|and he doeth it.
R	T8:10 When Jesus|heard it, he marvelled,|and said to them that|followed, Verily I say|unto you, I have not|found so great faith,|no, not in Israel.|8:11 And I say unto|you, That many shall|come from the east|and west, and shall sit|down with Abraham,|and Isaac, and Jacob,|in the kingdom of
R	Theaven.|8:12 But the children|of the kingdom shall|be cast out into outer|darkness: there shall|be weeping and|gnashing of teeth.|8:13 And Jesus said|unto the centurion, Go|thy way; and as thou|hast believed, so be it|done unto thee. And|his servant was|healed in the selfsame
R	Thour.|8:14 And when Jesus|was come into Peter's|house, he saw his|wife's mother laid, and|sick of a fever.|8:15 And he touched|her hand, and the|fever left her: and|she arose, and|ministered unto them.|8:16 When the even|was come, they|brought unto him many
R	Tthat were possessed|with devils: and he|cast out the spirits|with his word, and|healed all that were|sick:|8:17 That it might be|fulfilled which was|spoken by Esaias the|prophet, saying,|Himself took our|infirmities, and bare|our sicknesses.|8:18 Now when Jesus
R	Tsaw great multitudes|about him, he gave|commandment to|depart unto the other|side.|8:19 And a certain|scribe came, and said|unto him, Master, I will|follow thee|whithersoever thou|goest.|8:20 And Jesus saith|unto him, The foxes|have holes, and the
R	Tbirds of the air have|nests; but the Son of|man hath not where to|lay his head.|8:21 And another of|his disciples said unto|him, Lord, suffer me|first to go and bury|my father.|8:22 But Jesus said|unto him, Follow me;|and let the dead bury|their dead.|8:23 And when he was
R	Tentered into a ship,|his disciples followed|him.|8:24 And, behold,|there arose a great|tempest in the sea,|insomuch that the ship|was covered with the|waves: but he was|asleep.|8:25 And his disciples|came to him, and awoke|him, saying, Lord, save|us: we perish.
R	T8:26 And he saith unto|them, Why are ye|fearful, O ye of little|faith? Then he arose,|and rebuked the winds|and the sea; and|there was a great|calm.|8:27 But the men|marvelled, saying, What|manner of man is this,|that even the winds|and the sea obey him!|8:28 And when he was
R	Tcome to the other side|into the country of|the Gergesenes, there|met him two possessed|with devils, coming out|of the tombs,|exceeding fierce, so|that no man might pass|by that way.|8:29 And, behold, they|cried out, saying, What|have we to do with|thee, Jesus, thou Son|of God? art thou come
R	Thither to torment us|before the time?|8:30 And there was a|good way off from|them an herd of many|swine feeding.|8:31 So the devils|besought him, saying,|If thou cast us out,|suffer us to go away|into the herd of swine.|8:32 And he said unto|them, Go. And when|they were come out,
R	Tthey went into the|herd of swine: and,|behold, the whole herd|of swine ran violently|down a steep place|into the sea, and|perished in the|waters.|8:33 And they that|kept them fled, and|went their ways into|the city, and told|every thing, and what|was befallen to the
R	Tpossessed of the|devils.|8:34 And, behold, the|whole city came out to|meet Jesus: and when|they saw him, they|besought him that he|would depart out of|their coasts.||9:1 And he entered|into a ship, and|passed over, and|came into his own city.
R	T9:2 And, behold, they|brought to him a man|sick of the palsy, lying|on a bed: and Jesus|seeing their faith said|unto the sick of the|palsy; Son, be of good|cheer; thy sins be|forgiven thee.|9:3 And, behold,|certain of the scribes|said within themselves,|This man blasphemeth.|9:4 And Jesus knowing
R	Ttheir thoughts said,|Wherefore think ye|evil in your hearts?|9:5 For whether is|easier, to say, Thy|sins be forgiven thee;|or to say, Arise, and|walk?|9:6 But that ye may|know that the Son of|man hath power on|earth to forgive sins,|(then saith he to the|sick of the palsy,)
R	TArise, take up thy bed,|and go unto thine|house.|9:7 And he arose, and|departed to his house.|9:8 But when the|multitudes saw it, they|marvelled, and|glorified God, which|had given such power|unto men.|9:9 And as Jesus|passed forth from|thence, he saw a man,
R	Tnamed Matthew, sitting|at the receipt of|custom: and he saith|unto him, Follow me.|And he arose, and|followed him.|9:10 And it came to|pass, as Jesus sat at|meat in the house,|behold, many publicans|and sinners came and|sat down with him and|his disciples.|9:11 And when the
R	TPharisees saw it, they|said unto his disciples,|Why eateth your|Master with publicans|and sinners?|9:12 But when Jesus|heard that, he said|unto them, They that|be whole need not a|physician, but they|that are sick.|9:13 But go ye and|learn what that|meaneth, I will have
R	Tmercy, and not|sacrifice: for I am not|come to call the|righteous, but sinners|to repentance.|9:14 Then came to him|the disciples of John,|saying, Why do we and|the Pharisees fast|oft, but thy disciples|fast not?|9:15 And Jesus said|unto them, Can the|children of the
R	Tbridechamber mourn,|as long as the|bridegroom is with|them? but the days will|come, when the|bridegroom shall be|taken from them, and|then shall they fast.|9:16 No man putteth a|piece of new cloth|unto an old garment,|for that which is put|in to fill it up taketh|from the garment, and
R	Tthe rent is made|worse.|9:17 Neither do men|put new wine into old|bottles: else the|bottles break, and the|wine runneth out, and|the bottles perish: but|they put new wine into|new bottles, and both|are preserved.|9:18 While he spake|these things unto|them, behold, there
R	Tcame a certain ruler,|and worshipped him,|saying, My daughter is|even now dead: but|come and lay thy hand|upon her, and she|shall live.|9:19 And Jesus arose,|and followed him, and|so did his disciples.|9:20 And, behold, a|woman, which was|diseased with an issue|of blood twelve years,
R	Tcame behind him, and|touched the hem of|his garment:|9:21 For she said|within herself, If I may|but touch his garment,|I shall be whole.|9:22 But Jesus turned|him about, and when he|saw her, he said,|Daughter, be of good|comfort; thy faith hath|made thee whole. And|the woman was made
R	Twhole from that hour.|9:23 And when Jesus|came into the ruler's|house, and saw the|minstrels and the|people making a noise,|9:24 He said unto them,|Give place: for the|maid is not dead, but|sleepeth. And they|laughed him to scorn.|9:25 But when the|people were put forth,|he went in, and took
R	Ther by the hand, and|the maid arose.|9:26 And the fame|hereof went abroad|into all that land.|9:27 And when Jesus|departed thence, two|blind men followed him,|crying, and saying,|Thou son of David,|have mercy on us.|9:28 And when he was|come into the house,|the blind men came to
R	Thim: and Jesus saith|unto them, Believe ye|that I am able to do|this? They said unto|him, Yea, Lord.|9:29 Then touched he|their eyes, saying,|According to your|faith be it unto you.|9:30 And their eyes|were opened; and|Jesus straitly|charged them, saying,|See that no man know
R	Tit.|9:31 But they, when|they were departed,|spread abroad his|fame in all that|country.|9:32 As they went out,|behold, they brought|to him a dumb man|possessed with a|devil.|9:33 And when the|devil was cast out, the|dumb spake: and the
R	Tmultitudes marvelled,|saying, It was never|so seen in Israel.|9:34 But the Pharisees|said, He casteth out|devils through the|prince of the devils.|9:35 And Jesus went|about all the cities|and villages, teaching|in their synagogues,|and preaching the|gospel of the kingdom,|and healing every
R	Tsickness and every|disease among the|people.|9:36 But when he saw|the multitudes, he was|moved with compassion|on them, because they|fainted, and were|scattered abroad, as|sheep having no|shepherd.|9:37 Then saith he|unto his disciples, The|harvest truly is
R	Tplenteous, but the|labourers are few;|9:38 Pray ye|therefore the Lord of|the harvest, that he|will send forth|labourers into his|harvest.||10:1 And when he had|called unto him his|twelve disciples, he|gave them power|against unclean
R	Tspirits, to cast them|out, and to heal all|manner of sickness|and all manner of|disease.|10:2 Now the names of|the twelve apostles|are these; The first,|Simon, who is called|Peter, and Andrew his|brother; James the|son of Zebedee, and|John his brother;|10:3 Philip, and
R	TBartholomew; Thomas,|and Matthew the|publican; James the|son of Alphaeus, and|Lebbaeus, whose|surname was|Thaddaeus;|10:4 Simon the|Canaanite, and Judas|Iscariot, who also|betrayed him.|10:5 These twelve|Jesus sent forth, and|commanded them,
R	Tsaying, Go not into the|way of the Gentiles,|and into any city of|the Samaritans enter|ye not:|10:6 But go rather to|the lost sheep of the|house of Israel.|10:7 And as ye go,|preach, saying, The|kingdom of heaven is|at hand.|10:8 Heal the sick,|cleanse the lepers,
R	Traise the dead, cast|out devils: freely ye|have received, freely|give.|10:9 Provide neither|gold, nor silver, nor|brass in your purses,|10:10 Nor scrip for|your journey, neither|two coats, neither|shoes, nor yet staves:|for the workman is|worthy of his meat.|10:11 And into
R	Twhatsoever city or|town ye shall enter,|enquire who in it is|worthy; and there|abide till ye go thence.|10:12 And when ye|come into an house,|salute it.|10:13 And if the house|be worthy, let your|peace come upon it:|but if it be not worthy,|let your peace return|to you.
R	T10:14 And whosoever|shall not receive you,|nor hear your words,|when ye depart out of|that house or city,|shake off the dust of|your feet.|10:15 Verily I say|unto you, It shall be|more tolerable for|the land of Sodom and|Gomorrha in the day|of judgment, than for|that city.
R	T10:16 Behold, I send|you forth as sheep in|the midst of wolves: be|ye therefore wise as|serpents, and|harmless as doves.|10:17 But beware of|men: for they will|deliver you up to the|councils, and they will|scourge you in their|synagogues;|10:18 And ye shall be|brought before
R	Tgovernors and kings|for my sake, for a|testimony against them|and the Gentiles.|10:19 But when they|deliver you up, take|no thought how or|what ye shall speak:|for it shall be given|you in that same hour|what ye shall speak.|10:20 For it is not ye|that speak, but the|Spirit of your Father
R	Twhich speaketh in you.|10:21 And the brother|shall deliver up the|brother to death, and|the father the child:|and the children shall|rise up against their|parents, and cause|them to be put to|death.|10:22 And ye shall be|hated of all men for|my name's sake: but he|that endureth to the
R	Tend shall be saved.|10:23 But when they|persecute you in this|city, flee ye into|another: for verily I|say unto you, Ye shall|not have gone over|the cities of Israel, till|the Son of man be|come.|10:24 The disciple is|not above his master,|nor the servant|above his lord.
R	T10:25 It is enough for|the disciple that he be|as his master, and the|servant as his lord. If|they have called the|master of the house|Beelzebub, how much|more shall they call|them of his|household?|10:26 Fear them not|therefore: for there|is nothing covered,|that shall not be
R	Trevealed; and hid, that|shall not be known.|10:27 What I tell you in|darkness, that speak|ye in light: and what|ye hear in the ear,|that preach ye upon|the housetops.|10:28 And fear not|them which kill the|body, but are not able|to kill the soul: but|rather fear him which|is able to destroy
R	Tboth soul and body in|hell.|10:29 Are not two|sparrows sold for a|farthing? and one of|them shall not fall on|the ground without|your Father.|10:30 But the very|hairs of your head|are all numbered.|10:31 Fear ye not|therefore, ye are of|more value than many
R	Tsparrows.|10:32 Whosoever|therefore shall|confess me before|men, him will I confess|also before my Father|which is in heaven.|10:33 But whosoever|shall deny me before|men, him will I also|deny before my|Father which is in|heaven.|10:34 Think not that I
R	Tam come to send|peace on earth: I|came not to send|peace, but a sword.|10:35 For I am come to|set a man at variance|against his father,|and the daughter|against her mother,|and the daughter in|law against her|mother in law.|10:36 And a man's|foes shall be they of
R	This own household.|10:37 He that loveth|father or mother|more than me is not|worthy of me: and he|that loveth son or|daughter more than|me is not worthy of|me.|10:38 And he that|taketh not his cross,|and followeth after|me, is not worthy of|me.
R	T10:39 He that findeth|his life shall lose it:|and he that loseth his|life for my sake shall|find it.|10:40 He that|receiveth you|receiveth me, and he|that receiveth me|receiveth him that|sent me.|10:41 He that|receiveth a prophet in|the name of a prophet
R	Tshall receive a|prophet's reward; and|he that receiveth a|righteous man in the|name of a righteous|man shall receive a|righteous man's|reward.|10:42 And whosoever|shall give to drink|unto one of these|little ones a cup of|cold water only in the|name of a disciple,
R	Tverily I say unto you,|he shall in no wise|lose his reward.||11:1 And it came to|pass, when Jesus had|made an end of|commanding his twelve|disciples, he departed|thence to teach and|to preach in their|cities.|11:2 Now when John|had heard in the
R	Tprison the works of|Christ, he sent two of|his disciples,|11:3 And said unto him,|Art thou he that|should come, or do we|look for another?|11:4 Jesus answered|and said unto them, Go|and shew John again|those things which ye|do hear and see:|11:5 The blind receive|their sight, and the
R	Tlame walk, the lepers|are cleansed, and the|deaf hear, the dead|are raised up, and the|poor have the gospel|preached to them.|11:6 And blessed is|he, whosoever shall|not be offended in me.|11:7 And as they|departed, Jesus|began to say unto the|multitudes concerning|John, What went ye out
R	Tinto the wilderness to|see? A reed shaken|with the wind?|11:8 But what went ye|out for to see? A man|clothed in soft|raiment? behold, they|that wear soft|clothing are in kings'|houses.|11:9 But what went ye|out for to see? A|prophet? yea, I say|unto you, and more
R	Tthan a prophet.|11:10 For this is he,|of whom it is written,|Behold, I send my|messenger before thy|face, which shall|prepare thy way|before thee.|11:11 Verily I say|unto you, Among them|that are born of|women there hath not|risen a greater than|John the Baptist:
R	Tnotwithstanding he|that is least in the|kingdom of heaven is|greater than he.|11:12 And from the|days of John the|Baptist until now the|kingdom of heaven|suffereth violence,|and the violent take it|by force.|11:13 For all the|prophets and the law|prophesied until John.
R	T11:14 And if ye will|receive it, this is Elias,|which was for to come.|11:15 He that hath|ears to hear, let him|hear.|11:16 But whereunto|shall I liken this|generation? It is like|unto children sitting in|the markets, and|calling unto their|fellows,|11:17 And saying, We
R	Thave piped unto you,|and ye have not|danced; we have|mourned unto you, and|ye have not lamented.|11:18 For John came|neither eating nor|drinking, and they say,|He hath a devil.|11:19 The Son of man|came eating and|drinking, and they say,|Behold a man|gluttonous, and a
R	Twinebibber, a friend of|publicans and sinners.|But wisdom is justified|of her children.|11:20 Then began he|to upbraid the cities|wherein most of his|mighty works were|done, because they|repented not:|11:21 Woe unto thee,|Chorazin! woe unto|thee, Bethsaida! for if|the mighty works,
R	Twhich were done in|you, had been done in|Tyre and Sidon, they|would have repented|long ago in sackcloth|and ashes.|11:22 But I say unto|you, It shall be more|tolerable for Tyre|and Sidon at the day|of judgment, than for|you.|11:23 And thou,|Capernaum, which art
R	Texalted unto heaven,|shalt be brought down|to hell: for if the|mighty works, which|have been done in|thee, had been done in|Sodom, it would have|remained until this|day.|11:24 But I say unto|you, That it shall be|more tolerable for|the land of Sodom in|the day of judgment,
R	Tthan for thee.|11:25 At that time|Jesus answered and|said, I thank thee, O|Father, Lord of|heaven and earth,|because thou hast hid|these things from the|wise and prudent, and|hast revealed them|unto babes.|11:26 Even so, Father:|for so it seemed good|in thy sight.
R	T11:27 All things are|delivered unto me of|my Father: and no man|knoweth the Son, but|the Father; neither|knoweth any man the|Father, save the Son,|and he to whomsoever|the Son will reveal him.|11:28 Come unto me, all|ye that labour and|are heavy laden, and|I will give you rest.|11:29 Take my yoke
R	Tupon you, and learn|of me; for I am meek|and lowly in heart: and|ye shall find rest|unto your souls.|11:30 For my yoke is|easy, and my burden|is light.||12:1 At that time Jesus|went on the sabbath|day through the corn;|and his disciples were|an hungred, and
R	Tbegan to pluck the|ears of corn and to|eat.|12:2 But when the|Pharisees saw it, they|said unto him, Behold,|thy disciples do that|which is not lawful to|do upon the sabbath|day.|12:3 But he said unto|them, Have ye not|read what David did,|when he was an
R	Thungred, and they|that were with him;|12:4 How he entered|into the house of God,|and did eat the|shewbread, which was|not lawful for him to|eat, neither for them|which were with him,|but only for the|priests?|12:5 Or have ye not|read in the law, how|that on the sabbath
R	Tdays the priests in|the temple profane|the sabbath, and are|blameless?|12:6 But I say unto|you, That in this place|is one greater than|the temple.|12:7 But if ye had|known what this|meaneth, I will have|mercy, and not|sacrifice, ye would not|have condemned the
R	Tguiltless.|12:8 For the Son of|man is Lord even of|the sabbath day.|12:9 And when he was|departed thence, he|went into their|synagogue:|12:10 And, behold,|there was a man which|had his hand withered.|And they asked him,|saying, Is it lawful to|heal on the sabbath
R	Tdays? that they might|accuse him.|12:11 And he said unto|them, What man shall|there be among you,|that shall have one|sheep, and if it fall|into a pit on the|sabbath day, will he|not lay hold on it, and|lift it out?|12:12 How much then is|a man better than a|sheep? Wherefore it
R	Tis lawful to do well on|the sabbath days.|12:13 Then saith he to|the man, Stretch forth|thine hand. And he|stretched it forth;|and it was restored|whole, like as the|other.|12:14 Then the|Pharisees went out,|and held a council|against him, how they|might destroy him.
R	T12:15 But when Jesus|knew it, he withdrew|himself from thence:|and great multitudes|followed him, and he|healed them all;|12:16 And charged|them that they should|not make him known:|12:17 That it might be|fulfilled which was|spoken by Esaias the|prophet, saying,|12:18 Behold my
R	Tservant, whom I have|chosen; my beloved, in|whom my soul is well|pleased: I will put my|spirit upon him, and he|shall shew judgment|to the Gentiles.|12:19 He shall not|strive, nor cry;|neither shall any man|hear his voice in the|streets.|12:20 A bruised reed|shall he not break,
R	Tand smoking flax shall|he not quench, till he|send forth judgment|unto victory.|12:21 And in his name|shall the Gentiles|trust.|12:22 Then was|brought unto him one|possessed with a|devil, blind, and dumb:|and he healed him,|insomuch that the|blind and dumb both
R	Tspake and saw.|12:23 And all the|people were amazed,|and said, Is not this|the son of David?|12:24 But when the|Pharisees heard it,|they said, This fellow|doth not cast out|devils, but by|Beelzebub the prince|of the devils.|12:25 And Jesus knew|their thoughts, and
R	Tsaid unto them, Every|kingdom divided|against itself is|brought to desolation;|and every city or|house divided against|itself shall not stand:|12:26 And if Satan|cast out Satan, he is|divided against himself;|how shall then his|kingdom stand?|12:27 And if I by|Beelzebub cast out
R	Tdevils, by whom do|your children cast|them out? therefore|they shall be your|judges.|12:28 But if I cast out|devils by the Spirit of|God, then the kingdom|of God is come unto|you.|12:29 Or else how can|one enter into a|strong man's house,|and spoil his goods,
R	Texcept he first bind|the strong man? and|then he will spoil his|house.|12:30 He that is not|with me is against me;|and he that gathereth|not with me scattereth|abroad.|12:31 Wherefore I say|unto you, All manner|of sin and blasphemy|shall be forgiven unto|men: but the
R	Tblasphemy against the|Holy Ghost shall not|be forgiven unto men.|12:32 And whosoever|speaketh a word|against the Son of|man, it shall be|forgiven him: but|whosoever speaketh|against the Holy|Ghost, it shall not be|forgiven him, neither|in this world, neither|in the world to come.
R	T12:33 Either make the|tree good, and his|fruit good; or else|make the tree|corrupt, and his fruit|corrupt: for the tree|is known by his fruit.|12:34 O generation of|vipers, how can ye,|being evil, speak good|things? for out of the|abundance of the|heart the mouth|speaketh.
R	T12:35 A good man out|of the good treasure|of the heart bringeth|forth good things: and|an evil man out of the|evil treasure bringeth|forth evil things.|12:36 But I say unto|you, That every idle|word that men shall|speak, they shall give|account thereof in|the day of judgment.|12:37 For by thy
R	Twords thou shalt be|justified, and by thy|words thou shalt be|condemned.|12:38 Then certain of|the scribes and of|the Pharisees|answered, saying,|Master, we would see|a sign from thee.|12:39 But he answered|and said unto them, An|evil and adulterous|generation seeketh
R	Tafter a sign; and|there shall no sign be|given to it, but the|sign of the prophet|Jonas:|12:40 For as Jonas|was three days and|three nights in the|whale's belly; so shall|the Son of man be|three days and three|nights in the heart of|the earth.|12:41 The men of
R	TNineveh shall rise in|judgment with this|generation, and shall|condemn it: because|they repented at the|preaching of Jonas;|and, behold, a greater|than Jonas is here.|12:42 The queen of|the south shall rise|up in the judgment|with this generation,|and shall condemn it:|for she came from the
R	Tuttermost parts of|the earth to hear the|wisdom of Solomon;|and, behold, a greater|than Solomon is here.|12:43 When the|unclean spirit is gone|out of a man, he|walketh through dry|places, seeking rest,|and findeth none.|12:44 Then he saith, I|will return into my|house from whence I
R	Tcame out; and when he|is come, he findeth it|empty, swept, and|garnished.|12:45 Then goeth he,|and taketh with himself|seven other spirits|more wicked than|himself, and they|enter in and dwell|there: and the last|state of that man is|worse than the first.|Even so shall it be
R	Talso unto this wicked|generation.|12:46 While he yet|talked to the people,|behold, his mother and|his brethren stood|without, desiring to|speak with him.|12:47 Then one said|unto him, Behold, thy|mother and thy|brethren stand|without, desiring to|speak with thee.
R	T12:48 But he answered|and said unto him that|told him, Who is my|mother? and who are|my brethren?|12:49 And he|stretched forth his|hand toward his|disciples, and said,|Behold my mother and|my brethren!|12:50 For whosoever|shall do the will of my|Father which is in
R	Theaven, the same is my|brother, and sister,|and mother.||13:1 The same day|went Jesus out of the|house, and sat by the|sea side.|13:2 And great|multitudes were|gathered together|unto him, so that he|went into a ship, and|sat; and the whole
R	Tmultitude stood on the|shore.|13:3 And he spake|many things unto them|in parables, saying,|Behold, a sower went|forth to sow;|13:4 And when he|sowed, some seeds|fell by the way side,|and the fowls came|and devoured them up:|13:5 Some fell upon|stony places, where
R	Tthey had not much|earth: and forthwith|they sprung up,|because they had no|deepness of earth:|13:6 And when the sun|was up, they were|scorched; and|because they had no|root, they withered|away.|13:7 And some fell|among thorns; and the|thorns sprung up, and
R	Tchoked them:|13:8 But other fell|into good ground, and|brought forth fruit,|some an hundredfold,|some sixtyfold, some|thirtyfold.|13:9 Who hath ears to|hear, let him hear.|13:10 And the|disciples came, and|said unto him, Why|speakest thou unto|them in parables?
R	T13:11 He answered|and said unto them,|Because it is given|unto you to know the|mysteries of the|kingdom of heaven, but|to them it is not given.|13:12 For whosoever|hath, to him shall be|given, and he shall|have more abundance:|but whosoever hath|not, from him shall be|taken away even that
R	The hath.|13:13 Therefore|speak I to them in|parables: because|they seeing see not;|and hearing they hear|not, neither do they|understand.|13:14 And in them is|fulfilled the prophecy|of Esaias, which saith,|By hearing ye shall|hear, and shall not|understand; and
R	Tseeing ye shall see,|and shall not|perceive:|13:15 For this|people's heart is|waxed gross, and|their ears are dull of|hearing, and their|eyes they have|closed; lest at any|time they should see|with their eyes and|hear with their ears,|and should
R	Tunderstand with their|heart, and should be|converted, and I|should heal them.|13:16 But blessed are|your eyes, for they|see: and your ears,|for they hear.|13:17 For verily I say|unto you, That many|prophets and|righteous men have|desired to see those|things which ye see,
R	Tand have not seen|them; and to hear|those things which ye|hear, and have not|heard them.|13:18 Hear ye|therefore the parable|of the sower.|13:19 When any one|heareth the word of|the kingdom, and|understandeth it not,|then cometh the|wicked one, and
R	Tcatcheth away that|which was sown in his|heart. This is he which|received seed by the|way side.|13:20 But he that|received the seed into|stony places, the|same is he that|heareth the word, and|anon with joy|receiveth it;|13:21 Yet hath he not|root in himself, but
R	Tdureth for a while:|for when tribulation|or persecution|ariseth because of|the word, by and by|he is offended.|13:22 He also that|received seed among|the thorns is he that|heareth the word; and|the care of this world,|and the deceitfulness|of riches, choke the|word, and he becometh
R	Tunfruitful.|13:23 But he that|received seed into the|good ground is he|that heareth the word,|and understandeth it;|which also beareth|fruit, and bringeth|forth, some an|hundredfold, some|sixty, some thirty.|13:24 Another parable|put he forth unto|them, saying, The
R	Tkingdom of heaven is|likened unto a man|which sowed good|seed in his field:|13:25 But while men|slept, his enemy came|and sowed tares|among the wheat, and|went his way.|13:26 But when the|blade was sprung up,|and brought forth|fruit, then appeared|the tares also.
R	T13:27 So the servants|of the householder|came and said unto|him, Sir, didst not thou|sow good seed in thy|field? from whence|then hath it tares?|13:28 He said unto|them, An enemy hath|done this. The|servants said unto|him, Wilt thou then that|we go and gather them|up?
R	T13:29 But he said, Nay;|lest while ye gather|up the tares, ye root|up also the wheat with|them.|13:30 Let both grow|together until the|harvest: and in the|time of harvest I will|say to the reapers,|Gather ye together|first the tares, and|bind them in bundles|to burn them: but
R	Tgather the wheat into|my barn.|13:31 Another parable|put he forth unto|them, saying, The|kingdom of heaven is|like to a grain of|mustard seed, which a|man took, and sowed in|his field:|13:32 Which indeed is|the least of all seeds:|but when it is grown, it|is the greatest among
R	Therbs, and becometh a|tree, so that the birds|of the air come and|lodge in the branches|thereof.|13:33 Another parable|spake he unto them;|The kingdom of heaven|is like unto leaven,|which a woman took,|and hid in three|measures of meal, till|the whole was|leavened.
R	T13:34 All these things|spake Jesus unto the|multitude in parables;|and without a parable|spake he not unto|them:|13:35 That it might be|fulfilled which was|spoken by the|prophet, saying, I will|open my mouth in|parables; I will utter|things which have|been kept secret from
R	Tthe foundation of the|world.|13:36 Then Jesus sent|the multitude away,|and went into the|house: and his|disciples came unto|him, saying, Declare|unto us the parable|of the tares of the|field.|13:37 He answered|and said unto them, He|that soweth the good
R	Tseed is the Son of|man;|13:38 The field is the|world; the good seed|are the children of|the kingdom; but the|tares are the|children of the wicked|one;|13:39 The enemy that|sowed them is the|devil; the harvest is|the end of the world;|and the reapers are
R	Tthe angels.|13:40 As therefore|the tares are|gathered and burned|in the fire; so shall it|be in the end of this|world.|13:41 The Son of man|shall send forth his|angels, and they shall|gather out of his|kingdom all things that|offend, and them which|do iniquity;
R	T13:42 And shall cast|them into a furnace of|fire: there shall be|wailing and gnashing|of teeth.|13:43 Then shall the|righteous shine forth|as the sun in the|kingdom of their|Father. Who hath ears|to hear, let him hear.|13:44 Again, the|kingdom of heaven is|like unto treasure hid
R	Tin a field; the which|when a man hath|found, he hideth, and|for joy thereof goeth|and selleth all that he|hath, and buyeth that|field.|13:45 Again, the|kingdom of heaven is|like unto a merchant|man, seeking goodly|pearls:|13:46 Who, when he|had found one pearl
R	Tof great price, went|and sold all that he|had, and bought it.|13:47 Again, the|kingdom of heaven is|like unto a net, that|was cast into the sea,|and gathered of|every kind:|13:48 Which, when it|was full, they drew to|shore, and sat down,|and gathered the|good into vessels, but
R	Tcast the bad away.|13:49 So shall it be at|the end of the world:|the angels shall come|forth, and sever the|wicked from among the|just,|13:50 And shall cast|them into the furnace|of fire: there shall be|wailing and gnashing|of teeth.|13:51 Jesus saith unto|them, Have ye
R	Tunderstood all these|things? They say unto|him, Yea, Lord.|13:52 Then said he|unto them, Therefore|every scribe which is|instructed unto the|kingdom of heaven is|like unto a man that is|an householder, which|bringeth forth out of|his treasure things|new and old.|13:53 And it came to
R	Tpass, that when Jesus|had finished these|parables, he departed|thence.|13:54 And when he was|come into his own|country, he taught|them in their|synagogue, insomuch|that they were|astonished, and said,|Whence hath this man|this wisdom, and these|mighty works?
R	T13:55 Is not this the|carpenter's son? is|not his mother called|Mary? and his|brethren, James, and|Joses, and Simon, and|Judas?|13:56 And his sisters,|are they not all with|us? Whence then hath|this man all these|things?|13:57 And they were|offended in him. But
R	TJesus said unto them,|A prophet is not|without honour, save|in his own country,|and in his own house.|13:58 And he did not|many mighty works|there because of|their unbelief.||14:1 At that time Herod|the tetrarch heard of|the fame of Jesus,|14:2 And said unto his
R	Tservants, This is John|the Baptist; he is risen|from the dead; and|therefore mighty|works do shew forth|themselves in him.|14:3 For Herod had|laid hold on John, and|bound him, and put him|in prison for|Herodias' sake, his|brother Philip's wife.|14:4 For John said|unto him, It is not
R	Tlawful for thee to|have her.|14:5 And when he|would have put him to|death, he feared the|multitude, because|they counted him as a|prophet.|14:6 But when Herod's|birthday was kept, the|daughter of Herodias|danced before them,|and pleased Herod.|14:7 Whereupon he
R	Tpromised with an oath|to give her|whatsoever she would|ask.|14:8 And she, being|before instructed of|her mother, said, Give|me here John Baptist's|head in a charger.|14:9 And the king was|sorry: nevertheless|for the oath's sake,|and them which sat|with him at meat, he
R	Tcommanded it to be|given her.|14:10 And he sent, and|beheaded John in the|prison.|14:11 And his head|was brought in a|charger, and given to|the damsel: and she|brought it to her|mother.|14:12 And his disciples|came, and took up the|body, and buried it,
R	Tand went and told|Jesus.|14:13 When Jesus|heard of it, he|departed thence by|ship into a desert|place apart: and when|the people had heard|thereof, they followed|him on foot out of the|cities.|14:14 And Jesus went|forth, and saw a|great multitude, and
R	Twas moved with|compassion toward|them, and he healed|their sick.|14:15 And when it was|evening, his disciples|came to him, saying,|This is a desert place,|and the time is now|past; send the|multitude away, that|they may go into the|villages, and buy|themselves victuals.
R	T14:16 But Jesus said|unto them, They need|not depart; give ye|them to eat.|14:17 And they say|unto him, We have here|but five loaves, and|two fishes.|14:18 He said, Bring|them hither to me.|14:19 And he|commanded the|multitude to sit down|on the grass, and
R	Ttook the five loaves,|and the two fishes,|and looking up to|heaven, he blessed,|and brake, and gave|the loaves to his|disciples, and the|disciples to the|multitude.|14:20 And they did all|eat, and were filled:|and they took up of|the fragments that|remained twelve
R	Tbaskets full.|14:21 And they that|had eaten were about|five thousand men,|beside women and|children.|14:22 And straightway|Jesus constrained his|disciples to get into a|ship, and to go before|him unto the other|side, while he sent the|multitudes away.|14:23 And when he had
R	Tsent the multitudes|away, he went up into|a mountain apart to|pray: and when the|evening was come, he|was there alone.|14:24 But the ship was|now in the midst of the|sea, tossed with|waves: for the wind|was contrary.|14:25 And in the|fourth watch of the|night Jesus went unto
R	Tthem, walking on the|sea.|14:26 And when the|disciples saw him|walking on the sea,|they were troubled,|saying, It is a spirit;|and they cried out|for fear.|14:27 But straightway|Jesus spake unto|them, saying, Be of|good cheer; it is I; be|not afraid.
R	T14:28 And Peter|answered him and said,|Lord, if it be thou, bid|me come unto thee on|the water.|14:29 And he said,|Come. And when Peter|was come down out of|the ship, he walked on|the water, to go to|Jesus.|14:30 But when he saw|the wind boisterous,|he was afraid; and
R	Tbeginning to sink, he|cried, saying, Lord,|save me.|14:31 And immediately|Jesus stretched|forth his hand, and|caught him, and said|unto him, O thou of|little faith, wherefore|didst thou doubt?|14:32 And when they|were come into the|ship, the wind ceased.|14:33 Then they that
R	Twere in the ship came|and worshipped him,|saying, Of a truth|thou art the Son of|God.|14:34 And when they|were gone over, they|came into the land of|Gennesaret.|14:35 And when the|men of that place had|knowledge of him, they|sent out into all that|country round about,
R	Tand brought unto him|all that were diseased;|14:36 And besought|him that they might|only touch the hem of|his garment: and as|many as touched were|made perfectly whole.||15:1 Then came to|Jesus scribes and|Pharisees, which were|of Jerusalem, saying,|15:2 Why do thy
R	Tdisciples transgress|the tradition of the|elders? for they wash|not their hands when|they eat bread.|15:3 But he answered|and said unto them,|Why do ye also|transgress the|commandment of God|by your tradition?|15:4 For God|commanded, saying,|Honour thy father
R	Tand mother: and, He|that curseth father|or mother, let him die|the death.|15:5 But ye say,|Whosoever shall say|to his father or his|mother, It is a gift, by|whatsoever thou|mightest be profited|by me;|15:6 And honour not|his father or his|mother, he shall be
R	Tfree. Thus have ye|made the commandment|of God of none effect|by your tradition.|15:7 Ye hypocrites,|well did Esaias|prophesy of you,|saying,|15:8 This people|draweth nigh unto me|with their mouth, and|honoureth me with|their lips; but their|heart is far from me.
R	T15:9 But in vain they|do worship me,|teaching for|doctrines the|commandments of men.|15:10 And he called|the multitude, and said|unto them, Hear, and|understand:|15:11 Not that which|goeth into the mouth|defileth a man; but|that which cometh out|of the mouth, this
R	Tdefileth a man.|15:12 Then came his|disciples, and said|unto him, Knowest thou|that the Pharisees|were offended, after|they heard this|saying?|15:13 But he answered|and said, Every plant,|which my heavenly|Father hath not|planted, shall be|rooted up.
R	T15:14 Let them alone:|they be blind leaders|of the blind. And if the|blind lead the blind,|both shall fall into the|ditch.|15:15 Then answered|Peter and said unto|him, Declare unto us|this parable.|15:16 And Jesus said,|Are ye also yet|without|understanding?
R	T15:17 Do not ye yet|understand, that|whatsoever entereth|in at the mouth goeth|into the belly, and is|cast out into the|draught?|15:18 But those things|which proceed out of|the mouth come forth|from the heart; and|they defile the man.|15:19 For out of the|heart proceed evil
R	Tthoughts, murders,|adulteries,|fornications, thefts,|false witness,|blasphemies:|15:20 These are the|things which defile a|man: but to eat with|unwashen hands|defileth not a man.|15:21 Then Jesus went|thence, and departed|into the coasts of|Tyre and Sidon.
R	T15:22 And, behold, a|woman of Canaan came|out of the same|coasts, and cried unto|him, saying, Have|mercy on me, O Lord,|thou son of David; my|daughter is|grievously vexed with|a devil.|15:23 But he answered|her not a word. And|his disciples came and|besought him, saying,
R	TSend her away; for|she crieth after us.|15:24 But he answered|and said, I am not sent|but unto the lost|sheep of the house of|Israel.|15:25 Then came she|and worshipped him,|saying, Lord, help me.|15:26 But he answered|and said, It is not meet|to take the children's|bread, and to cast it
R	Tto dogs.|15:27 And she said,|Truth, Lord: yet the|dogs eat of the|crumbs which fall from|their masters' table.|15:28 Then Jesus|answered and said|unto her, O woman,|great is thy faith: be|it unto thee even as|thou wilt. And her|daughter was made|whole from that very
R	Thour.|15:29 And Jesus|departed from thence,|and came nigh unto|the sea of Galilee; and|went up into a|mountain, and sat down|there.|15:30 And great|multitudes came unto|him, having with them|those that were lame,|blind, dumb, maimed,|and many others, and
R	Tcast them down at|Jesus' feet; and he|healed them:|15:31 Insomuch that|the multitude|wondered, when they|saw the dumb to|speak, the maimed to|be whole, the lame to|walk, and the blind to|see: and they glorified|the God of Israel.|15:32 Then Jesus|called his disciples
R	Tunto him, and said, I|have compassion on|the multitude, because|they continue with me|now three days, and|have nothing to eat:|and I will not send|them away fasting, lest|they faint in the way.|15:33 And his disciples|say unto him, Whence|should we have so|much bread in the|wilderness, as to fill
R	Tso great a multitude?|15:34 And Jesus saith|unto them, How many|loaves have ye? And|they said, Seven, and|a few little fishes.|15:35 And he|commanded the|multitude to sit down|on the ground.|15:36 And he took the|seven loaves and the|fishes, and gave|thanks, and brake
R	Tthem, and gave to his|disciples, and the|disciples to the|multitude.|15:37 And they did all|eat, and were filled:|and they took up of|the broken meat that|was left seven|baskets full.|15:38 And they that|did eat were four|thousand men, beside|women and children.
R	T15:39 And he sent|away the multitude,|and took ship, and|came into the coasts|of Magdala.||16:1 The Pharisees|also with the|Sadducees came, and|tempting desired him|that he would shew|them a sign from|heaven.|16:2 He answered and
R	Tsaid unto them, When it|is evening, ye say, It|will be fair weather:|for the sky is red.|16:3 And in the|morning, It will be foul|weather to day: for|the sky is red and|lowering. O ye|hypocrites, ye can|discern the face of|the sky; but can ye|not discern the signs|of the times?
R	T16:4 A wicked and|adulterous generation|seeketh after a sign;|and there shall no|sign be given unto it,|but the sign of the|prophet Jonas. And he|left them, and|departed.|16:5 And when his|disciples were come to|the other side, they|had forgotten to take|bread.
R	T16:6 Then Jesus said|unto them, Take heed|and beware of the|leaven of the|Pharisees and of the|Sadducees.|16:7 And they|reasoned among|themselves, saying, It|is because we have|taken no bread.|16:8 Which when Jesus|perceived, he said|unto them, O ye of
R	Tlittle faith, why reason|ye among yourselves,|because ye have|brought no bread?|16:9 Do ye not yet|understand, neither|remember the five|loaves of the five|thousand, and how|many baskets ye took|up?|16:10 Neither the|seven loaves of the|four thousand, and
R	Thow many baskets ye|took up?|16:11 How is it that ye|do not understand|that I spake it not to|you concerning bread,|that ye should beware|of the leaven of the|Pharisees and of the|Sadducees?|16:12 Then|understood they how|that he bade them not|beware of the leaven
R	Tof bread, but of the|doctrine of the|Pharisees and of the|Sadducees.|16:13 When Jesus|came into the coasts|of Caesarea Philippi,|he asked his disciples,|saying, Whom do men|say that I the Son of|man am?|16:14 And they said,|Some say that thou|art John the Baptist:
R	Tsome, Elias; and|others, Jeremias, or|one of the prophets.|16:15 He saith unto|them, But whom say ye|that I am?|16:16 And Simon Peter|answered and said,|Thou art the Christ,|the Son of the living|God.|16:17 And Jesus|answered and said|unto him, Blessed art
R	Tthou, Simon Barjona:|for flesh and blood|hath not revealed it|unto thee, but my|Father which is in|heaven.|16:18 And I say also|unto thee, That thou|art Peter, and upon|this rock I will build my|church; and the gates|of hell shall not|prevail against it.|16:19 And I will give
R	Tunto thee the keys of|the kingdom of heaven:|and whatsoever thou|shalt bind on earth|shall be bound in|heaven: and|whatsoever thou shalt|loose on earth shall|be loosed in heaven.|16:20 Then charged|he his disciples that|they should tell no|man that he was Jesus|the Christ.
R	T16:21 From that time|forth began Jesus to|shew unto his|disciples, how that he|must go unto|Jerusalem, and suffer|many things of the|elders and chief|priests and scribes,|and be killed, and be|raised again the third|day.|16:22 Then Peter took|him, and began to
R	Trebuke him, saying, Be|it far from thee, Lord:|this shall not be unto|thee.|16:23 But he turned,|and said unto Peter,|Get thee behind me,|Satan: thou art an|offence unto me: for|thou savourest not|the things that be of|God, but those that be|of men.|16:24 Then said Jesus
R	Tunto his disciples, If|any man will come|after me, let him deny|himself, and take up|his cross, and follow|me.|16:25 For whosoever|will save his life shall|lose it: and whosoever|will lose his life for my|sake shall find it.|16:26 For what is a|man profited, if he|shall gain the whole
R	Tworld, and lose his|own soul? or what|shall a man give in|exchange for his|soul?|16:27 For the Son of|man shall come in the|glory of his Father|with his angels; and|then he shall reward|every man according|to his works.|16:28 Verily I say|unto you, There be
R	Tsome standing here,|which shall not taste|of death, till they see|the Son of man coming|in his kingdom.||17:1 And after six|days Jesus taketh|Peter, James, and|John his brother, and|bringeth them up into|an high mountain|apart,|17:2 And was
R	Ttransfigured before|them: and his face did|shine as the sun, and|his raiment was white|as the light.|17:3 And, behold,|there appeared unto|them Moses and Elias|talking with him.|17:4 Then answered|Peter, and said unto|Jesus, Lord, it is good|for us to be here: if|thou wilt, let us make
R	There three|tabernacles; one for|thee, and one for|Moses, and one for|Elias.|17:5 While he yet|spake, behold, a bright|cloud overshadowed|them: and behold a|voice out of the cloud,|which said, This is my|beloved Son, in whom I|am well pleased; hear|ye him.
R	T17:6 And when the|disciples heard it,|they fell on their|face, and were sore|afraid.|17:7 And Jesus came|and touched them, and|said, Arise, and be not|afraid.|17:8 And when they|had lifted up their|eyes, they saw no man,|save Jesus only.|17:9 And as they came
R	Tdown from the|mountain, Jesus|charged them, saying,|Tell the vision to no|man, until the Son of|man be risen again|from the dead.|17:10 And his disciples|asked him, saying, Why|then say the scribes|that Elias must first|come?|17:11 And Jesus|answered and said
R	Tunto them, Elias truly|shall first come, and|restore all things.|17:12 But I say unto|you, That Elias is come|already, and they|knew him not, but have|done unto him|whatsoever they|listed. Likewise shall|also the Son of man|suffer of them.|17:13 Then the|disciples understood
R	Tthat he spake unto|them of John the|Baptist.|17:14 And when they|were come to the|multitude, there came|to him a certain man,|kneeling down to him,|and saying,|17:15 Lord, have|mercy on my son: for|he is lunatick, and|sore vexed: for|ofttimes he falleth into
R	Tthe fire, and oft into|the water.|17:16 And I brought|him to thy disciples,|and they could not|cure him.|17:17 Then Jesus|answered and said, O|faithless and|perverse generation,|how long shall I be|with you? how long|shall I suffer you?|bring him hither to me.
R	T17:18 And Jesus|rebuked the devil; and|he departed out of|him: and the child was|cured from that very|hour.|17:19 Then came the|disciples to Jesus|apart, and said, Why|could not we cast him|out?|17:20 And Jesus said|unto them, Because of|your unbelief: for
R	Tverily I say unto you,|If ye have faith as a|grain of mustard|seed, ye shall say|unto this mountain,|Remove hence to|yonder place; and it|shall remove; and|nothing shall be|impossible unto you.|17:21 Howbeit this kind|goeth not out but by|prayer and fasting.|17:22 And while they
R	Tabode in Galilee, Jesus|said unto them, The|Son of man shall be|betrayed into the|hands of men:|17:23 And they shall|kill him, and the third|day he shall be raised|again. And they were|exceeding sorry.|17:24 And when they|were come to|Capernaum, they that|received tribute
R	Tmoney came to Peter,|and said, Doth not|your master pay|tribute?|17:25 He saith, Yes.|And when he was come|into the house, Jesus|prevented him, saying,|What thinkest thou,|Simon? of whom do the|kings of the earth|take custom or|tribute? of their own|children, or of
R	Tstrangers?|17:26 Peter saith unto|him, Of strangers.|Jesus saith unto him,|Then are the children|free.|17:27 Notwithstanding,|lest we should offend|them, go thou to the|sea, and cast an hook,|and take up the fish|that first cometh up;|and when thou hast|opened his mouth, thou
R	Tshalt find a piece of|money: that take, and|give unto them for me|and thee.||18:1 At the same time|came the disciples|unto Jesus, saying,|Who is the greatest in|the kingdom of|heaven?|18:2 And Jesus called|a little child unto him,|and set him in the
R	Tmidst of them,|18:3 And said, Verily I|say unto you, Except|ye be converted, and|become as little|children, ye shall not|enter into the kingdom|of heaven.|18:4 Whosoever|therefore shall|humble himself as this|little child, the same is|greatest in the|kingdom of heaven.
R	T18:5 And whoso shall|receive one such little|child in my name|receiveth me.|18:6 But whoso shall|offend one of these|little ones which|believe in me, it were|better for him that a|millstone were hanged|about his neck, and|that he were drowned|in the depth of the|sea.
R	T18:7 Woe unto the|world because of|offences! for it must|needs be that|offences come; but|woe to that man by|whom the offence|cometh!|18:8 Wherefore if thy|hand or thy foot|offend thee, cut them|off, and cast them|from thee: it is better|for thee to enter into
R	Tlife halt or maimed,|rather than having|two hands or two feet|to be cast into|everlasting fire.|18:9 And if thine eye|offend thee, pluck it|out, and cast it from|thee: it is better for|thee to enter into life|with one eye, rather|than having two eyes|to be cast into hell|fire.
R	T18:10 Take heed that|ye despise not one of|these little ones; for I|say unto you, That in|heaven their angels|do always behold the|face of my Father|which is in heaven.|18:11 For the Son of|man is come to save|that which was lost.|18:12 How think ye? if|a man have an|hundred sheep, and
R	Tone of them be gone|astray, doth he not|leave the ninety and|nine, and goeth into|the mountains, and|seeketh that which is|gone astray?|18:13 And if so be|that he find it, verily I|say unto you, he|rejoiceth more of|that sheep, than of|the ninety and nine|which went not astray.
R	T18:14 Even so it is not|the will of your|Father which is in|heaven, that one of|these little ones|should perish.|18:15 Moreover if thy|brother shall|trespass against thee,|go and tell him his|fault between thee|and him alone: if he|shall hear thee, thou|hast gained thy
R	Tbrother.|18:16 But if he will not|hear thee, then take|with thee one or two|more, that in the mouth|of two or three|witnesses every word|may be established.|18:17 And if he shall|neglect to hear them,|tell it unto the church:|but if he neglect to|hear the church, let|him be unto thee as an
R	Theathen man and a|publican.|18:18 Verily I say|unto you, Whatsoever|ye shall bind on earth|shall be bound in|heaven: and|whatsoever ye shall|loose on earth shall|be loosed in heaven.|18:19 Again I say unto|you, That if two of you|shall agree on earth|as touching any thing
R	Tthat they shall ask, it|shall be done for|them of my Father|which is in heaven.|18:20 For where two|or three are|gathered together in|my name, there am I in|the midst of them.|18:21 Then came Peter|to him, and said, Lord,|how oft shall my|brother sin against|me, and I forgive him?
R	Ttill seven times?|18:22 Jesus saith unto|him, I say not unto|thee, Until seven times:|but, Until seventy|times seven.|18:23 Therefore is|the kingdom of heaven|likened unto a certain|king, which would take|account of his|servants.|18:24 And when he had|begun to reckon, one
R	Twas brought unto him,|which owed him ten|thousand talents.|18:25 But forasmuch|as he had not to pay,|his lord commanded|him to be sold, and his|wife, and children, and|all that he had, and|payment to be made.|18:26 The servant|therefore fell down,|and worshipped him,|saying, Lord, have
R	Tpatience with me, and I|will pay thee all.|18:27 Then the lord of|that servant was|moved with compassion,|and loosed him, and|forgave him the debt.|18:28 But the same|servant went out, and|found one of his|fellowservants, which|owed him an hundred|pence: and he laid|hands on him, and took
R	Thim by the throat,|saying, Pay me that|thou owest.|18:29 And his|fellowservant fell|down at his feet, and|besought him, saying,|Have patience with me,|and I will pay thee all.|18:30 And he would|not: but went and cast|him into prison, till he|should pay the debt.|18:31 So when his
R	Tfellowservants saw|what was done, they|were very sorry, and|came and told unto|their lord all that was|done.|18:32 Then his lord,|after that he had|called him, said unto|him, O thou wicked|servant, I forgave|thee all that debt,|because thou|desiredst me:
R	T18:33 Shouldest not|thou also have had|compassion on thy|fellowservant, even|as I had pity on thee?|18:34 And his lord was|wroth, and delivered|him to the tormentors,|till he should pay all|that was due unto him.|18:35 So likewise shall|my heavenly Father|do also unto you, if ye|from your hearts
R	Tforgive not every one|his brother their|trespasses.||19:1 And it came to|pass, that when Jesus|had finished these|sayings, he departed|from Galilee, and came|into the coasts of|Judaea beyond|Jordan;|19:2 And great|multitudes followed him;
R	Tand he healed them|there.|19:3 The Pharisees|also came unto him,|tempting him, and|saying unto him, Is it|lawful for a man to|put away his wife for|every cause?|19:4 And he answered|and said unto them,|Have ye not read, that|he which made them at|the beginning made
R	Tthem male and female,|19:5 And said, For this|cause shall a man|leave father and|mother, and shall|cleave to his wife: and|they twain shall be|one flesh?|19:6 Wherefore they|are no more twain, but|one flesh. What|therefore God hath|joined together, let|not man put asunder.
R	T19:7 They say unto|him, Why did Moses|then command to give|a writing of|divorcement, and to|put her away?|19:8 He saith unto|them, Moses because|of the hardness of|your hearts suffered|you to put away your|wives: but from the|beginning it was not|so.
R	T19:9 And I say unto|you, Whosoever shall|put away his wife,|except it be for|fornication, and shall|marry another,|committeth adultery:|and whoso marrieth|her which is put away|doth commit adultery.|19:10 His disciples say|unto him, If the case|of the man be so with|his wife, it is not good
R	Tto marry.|19:11 But he said unto|them, All men cannot|receive this saying,|save they to whom it is|given.|19:12 For there are|some eunuchs, which|were so born from|their mother's womb:|and there are some|eunuchs, which were|made eunuchs of men:|and there be eunuchs,
R	Twhich have made|themselves eunuchs|for the kingdom of|heaven's sake. He that|is able to receive it,|let him receive it.|19:13 Then were there|brought unto him little|children, that he|should put his hands|on them, and pray: and|the disciples rebuked|them.|19:14 But Jesus said,
R	TSuffer little children,|and forbid them not,|to come unto me: for|of such is the kingdom|of heaven.|19:15 And he laid his|hands on them, and|departed thence.|19:16 And, behold, one|came and said unto|him, Good Master, what|good thing shall I do,|that I may have|eternal life?
R	T19:17 And he said unto|him, Why callest thou|me good? there is|none good but one,|that is, God: but if|thou wilt enter into|life, keep the|commandments.|19:18 He saith unto|him, Which? Jesus said,|Thou shalt do no|murder, Thou shalt|not commit adultery,|Thou shalt not steal,
R	TThou shalt not bear|false witness,|19:19 Honour thy|father and thy|mother: and, Thou|shalt love thy|neighbour as thyself.|19:20 The young man|saith unto him, All|these things have I|kept from my youth up:|what lack I yet?|19:21 Jesus said unto|him, If thou wilt be
R	Tperfect, go and sell|that thou hast, and|give to the poor, and|thou shalt have|treasure in heaven:|and come and follow|me.|19:22 But when the|young man heard that|saying, he went away|sorrowful: for he had|great possessions.|19:23 Then said Jesus|unto his disciples,
R	TVerily I say unto you,|That a rich man shall|hardly enter into the|kingdom of heaven.|19:24 And again I say|unto you, It is easier|for a camel to go|through the eye of a|needle, than for a|rich man to enter into|the kingdom of God.|19:25 When his|disciples heard it,|they were exceedingly
R	Tamazed, saying, Who|then can be saved?|19:26 But Jesus|beheld them, and said|unto them, With men|this is impossible; but|with God all things are|possible.|19:27 Then answered|Peter and said unto|him, Behold, we have|forsaken all, and|followed thee; what|shall we have
R	Ttherefore?|19:28 And Jesus said|unto them, Verily I say|unto you, That ye|which have followed|me, in the|regeneration when the|Son of man shall sit in|the throne of his|glory, ye also shall sit|upon twelve thrones,|judging the twelve|tribes of Israel.|19:29 And every one
R	Tthat hath forsaken|houses, or brethren,|or sisters, or father,|or mother, or wife, or|children, or lands, for|my name's sake, shall|receive an|hundredfold, and shall|inherit everlasting|life.|19:30 But many that|are first shall be last;|and the last shall be|first.
R	T20:1 For the kingdom|of heaven is like unto|a man that is an|householder, which|went out early in the|morning to hire|labourers into his|vineyard.|20:2 And when he had|agreed with the|labourers for a|penny a day, he sent|them into his vineyard.|20:3 And he went out
R	Tabout the third hour,|and saw others|standing idle in the|marketplace,|20:4 And said unto|them; Go ye also into|the vineyard, and|whatsoever is right I|will give you. And they|went their way.|20:5 Again he went out|about the sixth and|ninth hour, and did|likewise.
R	T20:6 And about the|eleventh hour he went|out, and found others|standing idle, and|saith unto them, Why|stand ye here all the|day idle?|20:7 They say unto|him, Because no man|hath hired us. He saith|unto them, Go ye also|into the vineyard; and|whatsoever is right,|that shall ye receive.
R	T20:8 So when even was|come, the lord of the|vineyard saith unto|his steward, Call the|labourers, and give|them their hire,|beginning from the|last unto the first.|20:9 And when they|came that were hired|about the eleventh|hour, they received|every man a penny.|20:10 But when the
R	Tfirst came, they|supposed that they|should have received|more; and they likewise|received every man a|penny.|20:11 And when they|had received it, they|murmured against the|goodman of the house,|20:12 Saying, These|last have wrought but|one hour, and thou|hast made them equal
R	Tunto us, which have|borne the burden and|heat of the day.|20:13 But he answered|one of them, and said,|Friend, I do thee no|wrong: didst not thou|agree with me for a|penny?|20:14 Take that thine|is, and go thy way: I|will give unto this last,|even as unto thee.|20:15 Is it not lawful
R	Tfor me to do what I|will with mine own? Is|thine eye evil,|because I am good?|20:16 So the last shall|be first, and the first|last: for many be|called, but few|chosen.|20:17 And Jesus going|up to Jerusalem took|the twelve disciples|apart in the way, and|said unto them,
R	T20:18 Behold, we go up|to Jerusalem; and the|Son of man shall be|betrayed unto the|chief priests and unto|the scribes, and they|shall condemn him to|death,|20:19 And shall|deliver him to the|Gentiles to mock, and|to scourge, and to|crucify him: and the|third day he shall rise
R	Tagain.|20:20 Then came to him|the mother of|Zebedee's children|with her sons,|worshipping him, and|desiring a certain|thing of him.|20:21 And he said unto|her, What wilt thou?|She saith unto him,|Grant that these my|two sons may sit, the|one on thy right hand,
R	Tand the other on the|left, in thy kingdom.|20:22 But Jesus|answered and said, Ye|know not what ye ask.|Are ye able to drink|of the cup that I shall|drink of, and to be|baptized with the|baptism that I am|baptized with? They|say unto him, We are|able.|20:23 And he saith
R	Tunto them, Ye shall|drink indeed of my|cup, and be baptized|with the baptism that I|am baptized with: but|to sit on my right|hand, and on my left,|is not mine to give, but|it shall be given to|them for whom it is|prepared of my|Father.|20:24 And when the|ten heard it, they
R	Twere moved with|indignation against the|two brethren.|20:25 But Jesus called|them unto him, and|said, Ye know that the|princes of the|Gentiles exercise|dominion over them,|and they that are|great exercise|authority upon them.|20:26 But it shall not|be so among you: but
R	Twhosoever will be|great among you, let|him be your minister;|20:27 And whosoever|will be chief among|you, let him be your|servant:|20:28 Even as the Son|of man came not to be|ministered unto, but to|minister, and to give|his life a ransom for|many.|20:29 And as they
R	Tdeparted from|Jericho, a great|multitude followed him.|20:30 And, behold, two|blind men sitting by|the way side, when|they heard that Jesus|passed by, cried out,|saying, Have mercy on|us, O Lord, thou son|of David.|20:31 And the|multitude rebuked|them, because they
R	Tshould hold their|peace: but they cried|the more, saying, Have|mercy on us, O Lord,|thou son of David.|20:32 And Jesus stood|still, and called them,|and said, What will ye|that I shall do unto|you?|20:33 They say unto|him, Lord, that our|eyes may be opened.|20:34 So Jesus had
R	Tcompassion on them,|and touched their|eyes: and immediately|their eyes received|sight, and they|followed him.||21:1 And when they|drew nigh unto|Jerusalem, and were|come to Bethphage,|unto the mount of|Olives, then sent|Jesus two disciples,
R	T21:2 Saying unto them,|Go into the village|over against you, and|straightway ye shall|find an ass tied, and a|colt with her: loose|them, and bring them|unto me.|21:3 And if any man|say ought unto you,|ye shall say, The Lord|hath need of them;|and straightway he will|send them.
R	T21:4 All this was done,|that it might be|fulfilled which was|spoken by the|prophet, saying,|21:5 Tell ye the|daughter of Sion,|Behold, thy King|cometh unto thee,|meek, and sitting upon|an ass, and a colt the|foal of an ass.|21:6 And the disciples|went, and did as Jesus
R	Tcommanded them,|21:7 And brought the|ass, and the colt, and|put on them their|clothes, and they set|him thereon.|21:8 And a very great|multitude spread their|garments in the way;|others cut down|branches from the|trees, and strawed|them in the way.|21:9 And the
R	Tmultitudes that went|before, and that|followed, cried, saying,|Hosanna to the son of|David: Blessed is he|that cometh in the|name of the Lord;|Hosanna in the|highest.|21:10 And when he was|come into Jerusalem,|all the city was moved,|saying, Who is this?|21:11 And the
R	Tmultitude said, This is|Jesus the prophet of|Nazareth of Galilee.|21:12 And Jesus went|into the temple of God,|and cast out all them|that sold and bought|in the temple, and|overthrew the tables|of the|moneychangers, and|the seats of them that|sold doves,|21:13 And said unto
R	Tthem, It is written, My|house shall be called|the house of prayer;|but ye have made it a|den of thieves.|21:14 And the blind|and the lame came to|him in the temple; and|he healed them.|21:15 And when the|chief priests and|scribes saw the|wonderful things that|he did, and the
R	Tchildren crying in the|temple, and saying,|Hosanna to the son of|David; they were sore|displeased,|21:16 And said unto|him, Hearest thou what|these say? And Jesus|saith unto them, Yea;|have ye never read,|Out of the mouth of|babes and sucklings|thou hast perfected|praise?
R	T21:17 And he left them,|and went out of the|city into Bethany; and|he lodged there.|21:18 Now in the|morning as he|returned into the city,|he hungered.|21:19 And when he saw|a fig tree in the way,|he came to it, and|found nothing|thereon, but leaves|only, and said unto it,
R	TLet no fruit grow on|thee henceforward|for ever. And|presently the fig tree|withered away.|21:20 And when the|disciples saw it, they|marvelled, saying, How|soon is the fig tree|withered away!|21:21 Jesus answered|and said unto them,|Verily I say unto you,|If ye have faith, and
R	Tdoubt not, ye shall not|only do this which is|done to the fig tree,|but also if ye shall|say unto this mountain,|Be thou removed, and|be thou cast into the|sea; it shall be done.|21:22 And all things,|whatsoever ye shall|ask in prayer,|believing, ye shall|receive.|21:23 And when he was
R	Tcome into the temple,|the chief priests and|the elders of the|people came unto him|as he was teaching,|and said, By what|authority doest thou|these things? and who|gave thee this|authority?|21:24 And Jesus|answered and said|unto them, I also will|ask you one thing,
R	Twhich if ye tell me, I in|like wise will tell you|by what authority I do|these things.|21:25 The baptism of|John, whence was it?|from heaven, or of|men? And they|reasoned with|themselves, saying, If|we shall say, From|heaven; he will say|unto us, Why did ye|not then believe him?
R	T21:26 But if we shall|say, Of men; we fear|the people; for all|hold John as a|prophet.|21:27 And they|answered Jesus, and|said, We cannot tell.|And he said unto them,|Neither tell I you by|what authority I do|these things.|21:28 But what think|ye? A certain man had
R	Ttwo sons; and he came|to the first, and said,|Son, go work to day in|my vineyard.|21:29 He answered|and said, I will not: but|afterward he|repented, and went.|21:30 And he came to|the second, and said|likewise. And he|answered and said, I|go, sir: and went not.|21:31 Whether of them
R	Ttwain did the will of his|father? They say|unto him, The first.|Jesus saith unto them,|Verily I say unto you,|That the publicans|and the harlots go|into the kingdom of|God before you.|21:32 For John came|unto you in the way of|righteousness, and ye|believed him not: but|the publicans and the
R	Tharlots believed him:|and ye, when ye had|seen it, repented not|afterward, that ye|might believe him.|21:33 Hear another|parable: There was a|certain householder,|which planted a|vineyard, and hedged|it round about, and|digged a winepress in|it, and built a tower,|and let it out to
R	Thusbandmen, and went|into a far country:|21:34 And when the|time of the fruit drew|near, he sent his|servants to the|husbandmen, that they|might receive the|fruits of it.|21:35 And the|husbandmen took his|servants, and beat|one, and killed|another, and stoned
R	Tanother.|21:36 Again, he sent|other servants more|than the first: and|they did unto them|likewise.|21:37 But last of all|he sent unto them his|son, saying, They will|reverence my son.|21:38 But when the|husbandmen saw the|son, they said among|themselves, This is the
R	Their; come, let us kill|him, and let us seize|on his inheritance.|21:39 And they caught|him, and cast him out|of the vineyard, and|slew him.|21:40 When the lord|therefore of the|vineyard cometh, what|will he do unto those|husbandmen?|21:41 They say unto|him, He will miserably
R	Tdestroy those wicked|men, and will let out|his vineyard unto|other husbandmen,|which shall render him|the fruits in their|seasons.|21:42 Jesus saith unto|them, Did ye never|read in the|scriptures, The stone|which the builders|rejected, the same is|become the head of
R	Tthe corner: this is the|Lord's doing, and it is|marvellous in our|eyes?|21:43 Therefore say I|unto you, The kingdom|of God shall be taken|from you, and given to|a nation bringing|forth the fruits|thereof.|21:44 And whosoever|shall fall on this|stone shall be broken:
R	Tbut on whomsoever it|shall fall, it will grind|him to powder.|21:45 And when the|chief priests and|Pharisees had heard|his parables, they|perceived that he|spake of them.|21:46 But when they|sought to lay hands|on him, they feared|the multitude, because|they took him for a
R	Tprophet.||22:1 And Jesus|answered and spake|unto them again by|parables, and said,|22:2 The kingdom of|heaven is like unto a|certain king, which|made a marriage for|his son,|22:3 And sent forth|his servants to call|them that were bidden
R	Tto the wedding: and|they would not come.|22:4 Again, he sent|forth other servants,|saying, Tell them which|are bidden, Behold, I|have prepared my|dinner: my oxen and|my fatlings are killed,|and all things are|ready: come unto the|marriage.|22:5 But they made|light of it, and went
R	Ttheir ways, one to his|farm, another to his|merchandise:|22:6 And the remnant|took his servants, and|entreated them|spitefully, and slew|them.|22:7 But when the king|heard thereof, he was|wroth: and he sent|forth his armies, and|destroyed those|murderers, and
R	Tburned up their city.|22:8 Then saith he to|his servants, The|wedding is ready, but|they which were|bidden were not|worthy.|22:9 Go ye therefore|into the highways, and|as many as ye shall|find, bid to the|marriage.|22:10 So those|servants went out into
R	Tthe highways, and|gathered together all|as many as they|found, both bad and|good: and the wedding|was furnished with|guests.|22:11 And when the|king came in to see|the guests, he saw|there a man which had|not on a wedding|garment:|22:12 And he saith
R	Tunto him, Friend, how|camest thou in hither|not having a wedding|garment? And he was|speechless.|22:13 Then said the|king to the servants,|Bind him hand and|foot, and take him|away, and cast him into|outer darkness, there|shall be weeping and|gnashing of teeth.|22:14 For many are
R	Tcalled, but few are|chosen.|22:15 Then went the|Pharisees, and took|counsel how they|might entangle him in|his talk.|22:16 And they sent|out unto him their|disciples with the|Herodians, saying,|Master, we know that|thou art true, and|teachest the way of
R	TGod in truth, neither|carest thou for any|man: for thou|regardest not the|person of men.|22:17 Tell us|therefore, What|thinkest thou? Is it|lawful to give tribute|unto Caesar, or not?|22:18 But Jesus|perceived their|wickedness, and said,|Why tempt ye me, ye
R	Thypocrites?|22:19 Shew me the|tribute money. And|they brought unto him|a penny.|22:20 And he saith|unto them, Whose is|this image and|superscription?|22:21 They say unto|him, Caesar's. Then|saith he unto them,|Render therefore|unto Caesar the
R	Tthings which are|Caesar's; and unto|God the things that|are God's.|22:22 When they had|heard these words,|they marvelled, and|left him, and went their|way.|22:23 The same day|came to him the|Sadducees, which say|that there is no|resurrection, and
R	Tasked him,|22:24 Saying, Master,|Moses said, If a man|die, having no|children, his brother|shall marry his wife,|and raise up seed|unto his brother.|22:25 Now there were|with us seven|brethren: and the|first, when he had|married a wife,|deceased, and, having
R	Tno issue, left his wife|unto his brother:|22:26 Likewise the|second also, and the|third, unto the|seventh.|22:27 And last of all|the woman died also.|22:28 Therefore in|the resurrection|whose wife shall she|be of the seven? for|they all had her.|22:29 Jesus answered
R	Tand said unto them, Ye|do err, not knowing|the scriptures, nor|the power of God.|22:30 For in the|resurrection they|neither marry, nor|are given in marriage,|but are as the angels|of God in heaven.|22:31 But as touching|the resurrection of|the dead, have ye not|read that which was
R	Tspoken unto you by|God, saying,|22:32 I am the God of|Abraham, and the God|of Isaac, and the God|of Jacob? God is not|the God of the dead,|but of the living.|22:33 And when the|multitude heard this,|they were astonished|at his doctrine.|22:34 But when the|Pharisees had heard
R	Tthat he had put the|Sadducees to silence,|they were gathered|together.|22:35 Then one of|them, which was a|lawyer, asked him a|question, tempting him,|and saying,|22:36 Master, which is|the great|commandment in the|law?|22:37 Jesus said unto
R	Thim, Thou shalt love|the Lord thy God with|all thy heart, and with|all thy soul, and with|all thy mind.|22:38 This is the first|and great|commandment.|22:39 And the second|is like unto it, Thou|shalt love thy|neighbour as thyself.|22:40 On these two|commandments hang all
R	Tthe law and the|prophets.|22:41 While the|Pharisees were|gathered together,|Jesus asked them,|22:42 Saying, What|think ye of Christ?|whose son is he? They|say unto him, The son|of David.|22:43 He saith unto|them, How then doth|David in spirit call him
R	TLord, saying,|22:44 The LORD said|unto my Lord, Sit thou|on my right hand, till I|make thine enemies thy|footstool?|22:45 If David then|call him Lord, how is|he his son?|22:46 And no man was|able to answer him a|word, neither durst|any man from that day|forth ask him any
R	Tmore questions.||23:1 Then spake|Jesus to the multitude,|and to his disciples,|23:2 Saying, The|scribes and the|Pharisees sit in Moses'|seat:|23:3 All therefore|whatsoever they bid|you observe, that|observe and do; but|do not ye after their
R	Tworks: for they say,|and do not.|23:4 For they bind|heavy burdens and|grievous to be borne,|and lay them on men's|shoulders; but they|themselves will not|move them with one of|their fingers.|23:5 But all their|works they do for to|be seen of men: they|make broad their
R	Tphylacteries, and|enlarge the borders|of their garments,|23:6 And love the|uppermost rooms at|feasts, and the chief|seats in the|synagogues,|23:7 And greetings in|the markets, and to be|called of men, Rabbi,|Rabbi.|23:8 But be not ye|called Rabbi: for one
R	Tis your Master, even|Christ; and all ye are|brethren.|23:9 And call no man|your father upon the|earth: for one is your|Father, which is in|heaven.|23:10 Neither be ye|called masters: for|one is your Master,|even Christ.|23:11 But he that is|greatest among you
R	Tshall be your servant.|23:12 And whosoever|shall exalt himself|shall be abased; and|he that shall humble|himself shall be|exalted.|23:13 But woe unto|you, scribes and|Pharisees, hypocrites!|for ye shut up the|kingdom of heaven|against men: for ye|neither go in
R	Tyourselves, neither|suffer ye them that|are entering to go in.|23:14 Woe unto you,|scribes and|Pharisees, hypocrites!|for ye devour widows'|houses, and for a|pretence make long|prayer: therefore ye|shall receive the|greater damnation.|23:15 Woe unto you,|scribes and
R	TPharisees, hypocrites!|for ye compass sea|and land to make one|proselyte, and when|he is made, ye make|him twofold more the|child of hell than|yourselves.|23:16 Woe unto you, ye|blind guides, which|say, Whosoever shall|swear by the temple, it|is nothing; but|whosoever shall
R	Tswear by the gold of|the temple, he is a|debtor!|23:17 Ye fools and|blind: for whether is|greater, the gold, or|the temple that|sanctifieth the gold?|23:18 And, Whosoever|shall swear by the|altar, it is nothing; but|whosoever sweareth|by the gift that is|upon it, he is guilty.
R	T23:19 Ye fools and|blind: for whether is|greater, the gift, or|the altar that|sanctifieth the gift?|23:20 Whoso|therefore shall swear|by the altar, sweareth|by it, and by all things|thereon.|23:21 And whoso shall|swear by the temple,|sweareth by it, and by|him that dwelleth
R	Ttherein.|23:22 And he that|shall swear by|heaven, sweareth by|the throne of God,|and by him that sitteth|thereon.|23:23 Woe unto you,|scribes and|Pharisees, hypocrites!|for ye pay tithe of|mint and anise and|cummin, and have|omitted the weightier
R	Tmatters of the law,|judgment, mercy, and|faith: these ought ye|to have done, and not|to leave the other|undone.|23:24 Ye blind guides,|which strain at a gnat,|and swallow a camel.|23:25 Woe unto you,|scribes and|Pharisees, hypocrites!|for ye make clean the|outside of the cup
R	Tand of the platter, but|within they are full of|extortion and excess.|23:26 Thou blind|Pharisee, cleanse|first that which is|within the cup and|platter, that the|outside of them may|be clean also.|23:27 Woe unto you,|scribes and|Pharisees, hypocrites!|for ye are like unto
R	Twhited sepulchres,|which indeed appear|beautiful outward, but|are within full of dead|men's bones, and of|all uncleanness.|23:28 Even so ye also|outwardly appear|righteous unto men,|but within ye are full|of hypocrisy and|iniquity.|23:29 Woe unto you,|scribes and
R	TPharisees, hypocrites!|because ye build the|tombs of the|prophets, and garnish|the sepulchres of the|righteous,|23:30 And say, If we|had been in the days|of our fathers, we|would not have been|partakers with them in|the blood of the|prophets.|23:31 Wherefore ye
R	Tbe witnesses unto|yourselves, that ye|are the children of|them which killed the|prophets.|23:32 Fill ye up then|the measure of your|fathers.|23:33 Ye serpents, ye|generation of vipers,|how can ye escape|the damnation of hell?|23:34 Wherefore,|behold, I send unto
R	Tyou prophets, and|wise men, and scribes:|and some of them ye|shall kill and crucify;|and some of them|shall ye scourge in|your synagogues, and|persecute them from|city to city:|23:35 That upon you|may come all the|righteous blood shed|upon the earth, from|the blood of righteous
R	TAbel unto the blood of|Zacharias son of|Barachias, whom ye|slew between the|temple and the altar.|23:36 Verily I say|unto you, All these|things shall come upon|this generation.|23:37 O Jerusalem,|Jerusalem, thou that|killest the prophets,|and stonest them|which are sent unto
R	Tthee, how often would|I have gathered thy|children together,|even as a hen|gathereth her|chickens under her|wings, and ye would|not!|23:38 Behold, your|house is left unto you|desolate.|23:39 For I say unto|you, Ye shall not see|me henceforth, till ye
R	Tshall say, Blessed is|he that cometh in the|name of the Lord.||24:1 And Jesus went|out, and departed|from the temple: and|his disciples came to|him for to shew him|the buildings of the|temple.|24:2 And Jesus said|unto them, See ye not|all these things?
R	Tverily I say unto you,|There shall not be|left here one stone|upon another, that|shall not be thrown|down.|24:3 And as he sat|upon the mount of|Olives, the disciples|came unto him|privately, saying, Tell|us, when shall these|things be? and what|shall be the sign of
R	Tthy coming, and of the|end of the world?|24:4 And Jesus|answered and said|unto them, Take heed|that no man deceive|you.|24:5 For many shall|come in my name,|saying, I am Christ;|and shall deceive|many.|24:6 And ye shall hear|of wars and rumours
R	Tof wars: see that ye|be not troubled: for|all these things must|come to pass, but the|end is not yet.|24:7 For nation shall|rise against nation,|and kingdom against|kingdom: and there|shall be famines, and|pestilences, and|earthquakes, in divers|places.|24:8 All these are the
R	Tbeginning of sorrows.|24:9 Then shall they|deliver you up to be|afflicted, and shall kill|you: and ye shall be|hated of all nations|for my name's sake.|24:10 And then shall|many be offended, and|shall betray one|another, and shall|hate one another.|24:11 And many false|prophets shall rise,
R	Tand shall deceive|many.|24:12 And because|iniquity shall abound,|the love of many shall|wax cold.|24:13 But he that shall|endure unto the end,|the same shall be|saved.|24:14 And this gospel|of the kingdom shall|be preached in all the|world for a witness
R	Tunto all nations; and|then shall the end|come.|24:15 When ye|therefore shall see|the abomination of|desolation, spoken of|by Daniel the prophet,|stand in the holy|place, (whoso readeth,|let him understand:)|24:16 Then let them|which be in Judaea|flee into the
R	Tmountains:|24:17 Let him which is|on the housetop not|come down to take any|thing out of his house:|24:18 Neither let him|which is in the field|return back to take|his clothes.|24:19 And woe unto|them that are with|child, and to them that|give suck in those|days!
R	T24:20 But pray ye that|your flight be not in|the winter, neither on|the sabbath day:|24:21 For then shall|be great tribulation,|such as was not since|the beginning of the|world to this time, no,|nor ever shall be.|24:22 And except|those days should be|shortened, there|should no flesh be
R	Tsaved: but for the|elect's sake those|days shall be|shortened.|24:23 Then if any man|shall say unto you, Lo,|here is Christ, or|there; believe it not.|24:24 For there shall|arise false Christs,|and false prophets,|and shall shew great|signs and wonders;|insomuch that, if it
R	Twere possible, they|shall deceive the very|elect.|24:25 Behold, I have|told you before.|24:26 Wherefore if|they shall say unto|you, Behold, he is in|the desert; go not|forth: behold, he is in|the secret chambers;|believe it not.|24:27 For as the|lightning cometh out of
R	Tthe east, and shineth|even unto the west; so|shall also the coming|of the Son of man be.|24:28 For|wheresoever the|carcase is, there will|the eagles be|gathered together.|24:29 Immediately|after the tribulation|of those days shall|the sun be darkened,|and the moon shall not
R	Tgive her light, and the|stars shall fall from|heaven, and the|powers of the|heavens shall be|shaken:|24:30 And then shall|appear the sign of|the Son of man in|heaven: and then shall|all the tribes of the|earth mourn, and they|shall see the Son of|man coming in the
R	Tclouds of heaven with|power and great|glory.|24:31 And he shall|send his angels with a|great sound of a|trumpet, and they|shall gather together|his elect from the|four winds, from one|end of heaven to the|other.|24:32 Now learn a|parable of the fig
R	Ttree; When his branch|is yet tender, and|putteth forth leaves,|ye know that summer|is nigh:|24:33 So likewise ye,|when ye shall see all|these things, know|that it is near, even at|the doors.|24:34 Verily I say|unto you, This|generation shall not|pass, till all these
R	Tthings be fulfilled.|24:35 Heaven and|earth shall pass away,|but my words shall not|pass away.|24:36 But of that day|and hour knoweth no|man, no, not the|angels of heaven, but|my Father only.|24:37 But as the days|of Noe were, so shall|also the coming of the|Son of man be.
R	T24:38 For as in the|days that were|before the flood they|were eating and|drinking, marrying and|giving in marriage,|until the day that Noe|entered into the ark,|24:39 And knew not|until the flood came,|and took them all|away; so shall also|the coming of the Son|of man be.
R	T24:40 Then shall two|be in the field; the one|shall be taken, and|the other left.|24:41 Two women shall|be grinding at the mill;|the one shall be|taken, and the other|left.|24:42 Watch|therefore: for ye|know not what hour|your Lord doth come.|24:43 But know this,
R	Tthat if the goodman of|the house had known|in what watch the thief|would come, he would|have watched, and|would not have|suffered his house to|be broken up.|24:44 Therefore be|ye also ready: for in|such an hour as ye|think not the Son of|man cometh.|24:45 Who then is a
R	Tfaithful and wise|servant, whom his lord|hath made ruler over|his household, to give|them meat in due|season?|24:46 Blessed is that|servant, whom his lord|when he cometh shall|find so doing.|24:47 Verily I say|unto you, That he|shall make him ruler|over all his goods.
R	T24:48 But and if that|evil servant shall say|in his heart, My lord|delayeth his coming;|24:49 And shall begin|to smite his|fellowservants, and to|eat and drink with the|drunken;|24:50 The lord of that|servant shall come in|a day when he looketh|not for him, and in an|hour that he is not
R	Taware of,|24:51 And shall cut him|asunder, and appoint|him his portion with the|hypocrites: there|shall be weeping and|gnashing of teeth.||25:1 Then shall the|kingdom of heaven be|likened unto ten|virgins, which took|their lamps, and went|forth to meet the
R	Tbridegroom.|25:2 And five of them|were wise, and five|were foolish.|25:3 They that were|foolish took their|lamps, and took no oil|with them:|25:4 But the wise took|oil in their vessels|with their lamps.|25:5 While the|bridegroom tarried,|they all slumbered
R	Tand slept.|25:6 And at midnight|there was a cry made,|Behold, the|bridegroom cometh; go|ye out to meet him.|25:7 Then all those|virgins arose, and|trimmed their lamps.|25:8 And the foolish|said unto the wise,|Give us of your oil;|for our lamps are|gone out.
R	T25:9 But the wise|answered, saying, Not|so; lest there be not|enough for us and|you: but go ye rather|to them that sell, and|buy for yourselves.|25:10 And while they|went to buy, the|bridegroom came; and|they that were ready|went in with him to the|marriage: and the|door was shut.
R	T25:11 Afterward came|also the other virgins,|saying, Lord, Lord,|open to us.|25:12 But he answered|and said, Verily I say|unto you, I know you|not.|25:13 Watch|therefore, for ye|know neither the day|nor the hour wherein|the Son of man|cometh.
R	T25:14 For the kingdom|of heaven is as a man|travelling into a far|country, who called|his own servants, and|delivered unto them|his goods.|25:15 And unto one he|gave five talents, to|another two, and to|another one; to every|man according to his|several ability; and|straightway took his
R	Tjourney.|25:16 Then he that|had received the five|talents went and|traded with the same,|and made them other|five talents.|25:17 And likewise he|that had received two,|he also gained other|two.|25:18 But he that had|received one went and|digged in the earth,
R	Tand hid his lord's|money.|25:19 After a long time|the lord of those|servants cometh, and|reckoneth with them.|25:20 And so he that|had received five|talents came and|brought other five|talents, saying, Lord,|thou deliveredst unto|me five talents:|behold, I have gained
R	Tbeside them five|talents more.|25:21 His lord said|unto him, Well done,|thou good and faithful|servant: thou hast|been faithful over a|few things, I will make|thee ruler over many|things: enter thou into|the joy of thy lord.|25:22 He also that had|received two talents|came and said, Lord,
R	Tthou deliveredst unto|me two talents: behold,|I have gained two|other talents beside|them.|25:23 His lord said|unto him, Well done,|good and faithful|servant; thou hast|been faithful over a|few things, I will make|thee ruler over many|things: enter thou into|the joy of thy lord.
R	T25:24 Then he which|had received the one|talent came and said,|Lord, I knew thee that|thou art an hard man,|reaping where thou|hast not sown, and|gathering where thou|hast not strawed:|25:25 And I was|afraid, and went and|hid thy talent in the|earth: lo, there thou|hast that is thine.
R	T25:26 His lord|answered and said|unto him, Thou wicked|and slothful servant,|thou knewest that I|reap where I sowed|not, and gather where|I have not strawed:|25:27 Thou oughtest|therefore to have put|my money to the|exchangers, and then|at my coming I should|have received mine
R	Town with usury.|25:28 Take therefore|the talent from him,|and give it unto him|which hath ten talents.|25:29 For unto every|one that hath shall be|given, and he shall|have abundance: but|from him that hath not|shall be taken away|even that which he|hath.|25:30 And cast ye the
R	Tunprofitable servant|into outer darkness:|there shall be weeping|and gnashing of teeth.|25:31 When the Son of|man shall come in his|glory, and all the holy|angels with him, then|shall he sit upon the|throne of his glory:|25:32 And before him|shall be gathered all|nations: and he shall|separate them one
R	Tfrom another, as a|shepherd divideth his|sheep from the goats:|25:33 And he shall set|the sheep on his right|hand, but the goats on|the left.|25:34 Then shall the|King say unto them on|his right hand, Come,|ye blessed of my|Father, inherit the|kingdom prepared for|you from the
R	Tfoundation of the|world:|25:35 For I was an|hungred, and ye gave|me meat: I was thirsty,|and ye gave me drink:|I was a stranger, and|ye took me in:|25:36 Naked, and ye|clothed me: I was sick,|and ye visited me: I|was in prison, and ye|came unto me.|25:37 Then shall the
R	Trighteous answer him,|saying, Lord, when saw|we thee an hungred,|and fed thee? or|thirsty, and gave thee|drink?|25:38 When saw we|thee a stranger, and|took thee in? or|naked, and clothed|thee?|25:39 Or when saw we|thee sick, or in prison,|and came unto thee?
R	T25:40 And the King|shall answer and say|unto them, Verily I say|unto you, Inasmuch as|ye have done it unto|one of the least of|these my brethren, ye|have done it unto me.|25:41 Then shall he|say also unto them on|the left hand, Depart|from me, ye cursed,|into everlasting fire,|prepared for the
R	Tdevil and his angels:|25:42 For I was an|hungred, and ye gave|me no meat: I was|thirsty, and ye gave|me no drink:|25:43 I was a|stranger, and ye took|me not in: naked, and|ye clothed me not:|sick, and in prison,|and ye visited me not.|25:44 Then shall they|also answer him,
R	Tsaying, Lord, when saw|we thee an hungred,|or athirst, or a|stranger, or naked,|or sick, or in prison,|and did not minister|unto thee?|25:45 Then shall he|answer them, saying,|Verily I say unto you,|Inasmuch as ye did it|not to one of the|least of these, ye did|it not to me.
R	T25:46 And these shall|go away into|everlasting|punishment: but the|righteous into life|eternal.||26:1 And it came to|pass, when Jesus had|finished all these|sayings, he said unto|his disciples,|26:2 Ye know that|after two days is the
R	Tfeast of the|passover, and the Son|of man is betrayed to|be crucified.|26:3 Then assembled|together the chief|priests, and the|scribes, and the|elders of the people,|unto the palace of the|high priest, who was|called Caiaphas,|26:4 And consulted|that they might take
R	TJesus by subtilty, and|kill him.|26:5 But they said, Not|on the feast day, lest|there be an uproar|among the people.|26:6 Now when Jesus|was in Bethany, in the|house of Simon the|leper,|26:7 There came unto|him a woman having an|alabaster box of very|precious ointment, and
R	Tpoured it on his head,|as he sat at meat.|26:8 But when his|disciples saw it, they|had indignation, saying,|To what purpose is|this waste?|26:9 For this ointment|might have been sold|for much, and given to|the poor.|26:10 When Jesus|understood it, he said|unto them, Why trouble
R	Tye the woman? for|she hath wrought a|good work upon me.|26:11 For ye have the|poor always with you;|but me ye have not|always.|26:12 For in that she|hath poured this|ointment on my body,|she did it for my|burial.|26:13 Verily I say|unto you,
R	TWheresoever this|gospel shall be|preached in the whole|world, there shall also|this, that this woman|hath done, be told for|a memorial of her.|26:14 Then one of the|twelve, called Judas|Iscariot, went unto the|chief priests,|26:15 And said unto|them, What will ye give|me, and I will deliver
R	Thim unto you? And|they covenanted with|him for thirty pieces|of silver.|26:16 And from that|time he sought|opportunity to betray|him.|26:17 Now the first|day of the feast of|unleavened bread the|disciples came to|Jesus, saying unto him,|Where wilt thou that
R	Twe prepare for thee|to eat the passover?|26:18 And he said, Go|into the city to such a|man, and say unto him,|The Master saith, My|time is at hand; I will|keep the passover at|thy house with my|disciples.|26:19 And the|disciples did as Jesus|had appointed them;|and they made ready
R	Tthe passover.|26:20 Now when the|even was come, he sat|down with the twelve.|26:21 And as they did|eat, he said, Verily I|say unto you, that one|of you shall betray|me.|26:22 And they were|exceeding sorrowful,|and began every one|of them to say unto|him, Lord, is it I?
R	T26:23 And he|answered and said, He|that dippeth his hand|with me in the dish, the|same shall betray me.|26:24 The Son of man|goeth as it is written|of him: but woe unto|that man by whom the|Son of man is|betrayed! it had been|good for that man if|he had not been born.|26:25 Then Judas,
R	Twhich betrayed him,|answered and said,|Master, is it I? He said|unto him, Thou hast|said.|26:26 And as they|were eating, Jesus|took bread, and|blessed it, and brake|it, and gave it to the|disciples, and said,|Take, eat; this is my|body.|26:27 And he took the
R	Tcup, and gave thanks,|and gave it to them,|saying, Drink ye all of|it;|26:28 For this is my|blood of the new|testament, which is|shed for many for the|remission of sins.|26:29 But I say unto|you, I will not drink|henceforth of this|fruit of the vine, until|that day when I drink
R	Tit new with you in my|Father's kingdom.|26:30 And when they|had sung an hymn,|they went out into the|mount of Olives.|26:31 Then saith|Jesus unto them, All|ye shall be offended|because of me this|night: for it is written,|I will smite the|shepherd, and the|sheep of the flock
R	Tshall be scattered|abroad.|26:32 But after I am|risen again, I will go|before you into|Galilee.|26:33 Peter answered|and said unto him,|Though all men shall|be offended because|of thee, yet will I|never be offended.|26:34 Jesus said unto|him, Verily I say unto
R	Tthee, That this night,|before the cock crow,|thou shalt deny me|thrice.|26:35 Peter said unto|him, Though I should|die with thee, yet will I|not deny thee.|Likewise also said all|the disciples.|26:36 Then cometh|Jesus with them unto a|place called|Gethsemane, and saith
R	Tunto the disciples, Sit|ye here, while I go|and pray yonder.|26:37 And he took with|him Peter and the two|sons of Zebedee, and|began to be sorrowful|and very heavy.|26:38 Then saith he|unto them, My soul is|exceeding sorrowful,|even unto death:|tarry ye here, and|watch with me.
R	T26:39 And he went a|little farther, and fell|on his face, and|prayed, saying, O my|Father, if it be|possible, let this cup|pass from me:|nevertheless not as I|will, but as thou wilt.|26:40 And he cometh|unto the disciples, and|findeth them asleep,|and saith unto Peter,|What, could ye not
R	Twatch with me one|hour?|26:41 Watch and pray,|that ye enter not into|temptation: the spirit|indeed is willing, but|the flesh is weak.|26:42 He went away|again the second time,|and prayed, saying, O|my Father, if this cup|may not pass away|from me, except I|drink it, thy will be
R	Tdone.|26:43 And he came and|found them asleep|again: for their eyes|were heavy.|26:44 And he left them,|and went away again,|and prayed the third|time, saying the same|words.|26:45 Then cometh he|to his disciples, and|saith unto them, Sleep|on now, and take your
R	Trest: behold, the hour|is at hand, and the|Son of man is|betrayed into the|hands of sinners.|26:46 Rise, let us be|going: behold, he is at|hand that doth betray|me.|26:47 And while he yet|spake, lo, Judas, one|of the twelve, came,|and with him a great|multitude with swords
R	Tand staves, from the|chief priests and|elders of the people.|26:48 Now he that|betrayed him gave|them a sign, saying,|Whomsoever I shall|kiss, that same is he:|hold him fast.|26:49 And forthwith he|came to Jesus, and|said, Hail, master; and|kissed him.|26:50 And Jesus said
R	Tunto him, Friend,|wherefore art thou|come? Then came they,|and laid hands on|Jesus and took him.|26:51 And, behold, one|of them which were|with Jesus stretched|out his hand, and drew|his sword, and struck|a servant of the high|priest's, and smote off|his ear.|26:52 Then said Jesus
R	Tunto him, Put up again|thy sword into his|place: for all they|that take the sword|shall perish with the|sword.|26:53 Thinkest thou|that I cannot now|pray to my Father,|and he shall|presently give me|more than twelve|legions of angels?|26:54 But how then
R	Tshall the scriptures|be fulfilled, that thus|it must be?|26:55 In that same|hour said Jesus to|the multitudes, Are ye|come out as against a|thief with swords and|staves for to take|me? I sat daily with|you teaching in the|temple, and ye laid no|hold on me.|26:56 But all this was
R	Tdone, that the|scriptures of the|prophets might be|fulfilled. Then all the|disciples forsook him,|and fled.|26:57 And they that|had laid hold on Jesus|led him away to|Caiaphas the high|priest, where the|scribes and the|elders were|assembled.
R	T26:58 But Peter|followed him afar off|unto the high priest's|palace, and went in,|and sat with the|servants, to see the|end.|26:59 Now the chief|priests, and elders,|and all the council,|sought false witness|against Jesus, to put|him to death;|26:60 But found none:
R	Tyea, though many|false witnesses came,|yet found they none.|At the last came two|false witnesses,|26:61 And said, This|fellow said, I am able|to destroy the temple|of God, and to build it|in three days.|26:62 And the high|priest arose, and said|unto him, Answerest|thou nothing? what is
R	Tit which these witness|against thee?|26:63 But Jesus held|his peace, And the|high priest answered|and said unto him, I|adjure thee by the|living God, that thou|tell us whether thou|be the Christ, the Son|of God.|26:64 Jesus saith unto|him, Thou hast said:|nevertheless I say
R	Tunto you, Hereafter|shall ye see the Son|of man sitting on the|right hand of power,|and coming in the|clouds of heaven.|26:65 Then the high|priest rent his|clothes, saying, He|hath spoken|blasphemy; what|further need have we|of witnesses? behold,|now ye have heard his
R	Tblasphemy.|26:66 What think ye?|They answered and|said, He is guilty of|death.|26:67 Then did they|spit in his face, and|buffeted him; and|others smote him with|the palms of their|hands,|26:68 Saying,|Prophesy unto us,|thou Christ, Who is he
R	Tthat smote thee?|26:69 Now Peter sat|without in the palace:|and a damsel came|unto him, saying, Thou|also wast with Jesus|of Galilee.|26:70 But he denied|before them all,|saying, I know not|what thou sayest.|26:71 And when he was|gone out into the|porch, another maid
R	Tsaw him, and said unto|them that were there,|This fellow was also|with Jesus of|Nazareth.|26:72 And again he|denied with an oath, I|do not know the man.|26:73 And after a|while came unto him|they that stood by,|and said to Peter,|Surely thou also art|one of them; for thy
R	Tspeech bewrayeth|thee.|26:74 Then began he|to curse and to|swear, saying, I know|not the man. And|immediately the cock|crew.|26:75 And Peter|remembered the word|of Jesus, which said|unto him, Before the|cock crow, thou shalt|deny me thrice. And he
R	Twent out, and wept|bitterly.||27:1 When the morning|was come, all the chief|priests and elders of|the people took|counsel against Jesus|to put him to death:|27:2 And when they|had bound him, they|led him away, and|delivered him to|Pontius Pilate the
R	Tgovernor.|27:3 Then Judas, which|had betrayed him,|when he saw that he|was condemned,|repented himself, and|brought again the|thirty pieces of silver|to the chief priests|and elders,|27:4 Saying, I have|sinned in that I have|betrayed the innocent|blood. And they said,
R	TWhat is that to us?|see thou to that.|27:5 And he cast down|the pieces of silver in|the temple, and|departed, and went|and hanged himself.|27:6 And the chief|priests took the silver|pieces, and said, It is|not lawful for to put|them into the|treasury, because it|is the price of blood.
R	T27:7 And they took|counsel, and bought|with them the potter's|field, to bury|strangers in.|27:8 Wherefore that|field was called, The|field of blood, unto|this day.|27:9 Then was fulfilled|that which was spoken|by Jeremy the|prophet, saying, And|they took the thirty
R	Tpieces of silver, the|price of him that was|valued, whom they of|the children of Israel|did value;|27:10 And gave them|for the potter's field,|as the Lord appointed|me.|27:11 And Jesus stood|before the governor:|and the governor|asked him, saying, Art|thou the King of the
R	TJews? And Jesus said|unto him, Thou sayest.|27:12 And when he was|accused of the chief|priests and elders, he|answered nothing.|27:13 Then said Pilate|unto him, Hearest thou|not how many things|they witness against|thee?|27:14 And he|answered him to never|a word; insomuch that
R	Tthe governor|marvelled greatly.|27:15 Now at that|feast the governor|was wont to release|unto the people a|prisoner, whom they|would.|27:16 And they had|then a notable|prisoner, called|Barabbas.|27:17 Therefore when|they were gathered
R	Ttogether, Pilate said|unto them, Whom will ye|that I release unto|you? Barabbas, or|Jesus which is called|Christ?|27:18 For he knew|that for envy they|had delivered him.|27:19 When he was set|down on the judgment|seat, his wife sent|unto him, saying, Have|thou nothing to do with
R	Tthat just man: for I|have suffered many|things this day in a|dream because of him.|27:20 But the chief|priests and elders|persuaded the|multitude that they|should ask Barabbas,|and destroy Jesus.|27:21 The governor|answered and said|unto them, Whether of|the twain will ye that I
R	Trelease unto you?|They said, Barabbas.|27:22 Pilate saith unto|them, What shall I do|then with Jesus which|is called Christ? They|all say unto him, Let|him be crucified.|27:23 And the|governor said, Why,|what evil hath he|done? But they cried|out the more, saying,|Let him be crucified.
R	T27:24 When Pilate saw|that he could prevail|nothing, but that|rather a tumult was|made, he took water,|and washed his hands|before the multitude,|saying, I am innocent|of the blood of this|just person: see ye|to it.|27:25 Then answered|all the people, and|said, His blood be on
R	Tus, and on our|children.|27:26 Then released|he Barabbas unto|them: and when he had|scourged Jesus, he|delivered him to be|crucified.|27:27 Then the|soldiers of the|governor took Jesus|into the common hall,|and gathered unto him|the whole band of
R	Tsoldiers.|27:28 And they|stripped him, and put|on him a scarlet robe.|27:29 And when they|had platted a crown|of thorns, they put it|upon his head, and a|reed in his right hand:|and they bowed the|knee before him, and|mocked him, saying,|Hail, King of the Jews!|27:30 And they spit
R	Tupon him, and took the|reed, and smote him on|the head.|27:31 And after that|they had mocked him,|they took the robe|off from him, and put|his own raiment on him,|and led him away to|crucify him.|27:32 And as they|came out, they found|a man of Cyrene,|Simon by name: him
R	Tthey compelled to|bear his cross.|27:33 And when they|were come unto a|place called Golgotha,|that is to say, a place|of a skull,|27:34 They gave him|vinegar to drink|mingled with gall: and|when he had tasted|thereof, he would not|drink.|27:35 And they
R	Tcrucified him, and|parted his garments,|casting lots: that it|might be fulfilled which|was spoken by the|prophet, They parted|my garments among|them, and upon my|vesture did they cast|lots.|27:36 And sitting down|they watched him|there;|27:37 And set up over
R	This head his|accusation written,|THIS IS JESUS THE|KING OF THE JEWS.|27:38 Then were there|two thieves crucified|with him, one on the|right hand, and|another on the left.|27:39 And they that|passed by reviled him,|wagging their heads,|27:40 And saying, Thou|that destroyest the
R	Ttemple, and buildest it|in three days, save|thyself. If thou be the|Son of God, come down|from the cross.|27:41 Likewise also the|chief priests mocking|him, with the scribes|and elders, said,|27:42 He saved|others; himself he|cannot save. If he be|the King of Israel, let|him now come down
R	Tfrom the cross, and|we will believe him.|27:43 He trusted in|God; let him deliver him|now, if he will have him:|for he said, I am the|Son of God.|27:44 The thieves|also, which were|crucified with him, cast|the same in his teeth.|27:45 Now from the|sixth hour there was|darkness over all the
R	Tland unto the ninth|hour.|27:46 And about the|ninth hour Jesus|cried with a loud|voice, saying, Eli, Eli,|lama sabachthani?|that is to say, My God,|my God, why hast thou|forsaken me?|27:47 Some of them|that stood there, when|they heard that, said,|This man calleth for
R	TElias.|27:48 And straightway|one of them ran, and|took a spunge, and|filled it with vinegar,|and put it on a reed,|and gave him to drink.|27:49 The rest said,|Let be, let us see|whether Elias will come|to save him.|27:50 Jesus, when he|had cried again with a|loud voice, yielded up
R	Tthe ghost.|27:51 And, behold, the|veil of the temple was|rent in twain from the|top to the bottom; and|the earth did quake,|and the rocks rent;|27:52 And the graves|were opened; and|many bodies of the|saints which slept|arose,|27:53 And came out of|the graves after his
R	Tresurrection, and|went into the holy city,|and appeared unto|many.|27:54 Now when the|centurion, and they|that were with him,|watching Jesus, saw|the earthquake, and|those things that were|done, they feared|greatly, saying, Truly|this was the Son of|God.
R	T27:55 And many women|were there beholding|afar off, which|followed Jesus from|Galilee, ministering|unto him:|27:56 Among which was|Mary Magdalene, and|Mary the mother of|James and Joses, and|the mother of|Zebedee's children.|27:57 When the even|was come, there came
R	Ta rich man of|Arimathaea, named|Joseph, who also|himself was Jesus'|disciple:|27:58 He went to|Pilate, and begged the|body of Jesus. Then|Pilate commanded the|body to be delivered.|27:59 And when|Joseph had taken the|body, he wrapped it in|a clean linen cloth,
R	T27:60 And laid it in his|own new tomb, which he|had hewn out in the|rock: and he rolled a|great stone to the|door of the|sepulchre, and|departed.|27:61 And there was|Mary Magdalene, and|the other Mary, sitting|over against the|sepulchre.|27:62 Now the next
R	Tday, that followed the|day of the|preparation, the chief|priests and Pharisees|came together unto|Pilate,|27:63 Saying, Sir, we|remember that that|deceiver said, while he|was yet alive, After|three days I will rise|again.|27:64 Command|therefore that the
R	Tsepulchre be made|sure until the third|day, lest his disciples|come by night, and|steal him away, and|say unto the people,|He is risen from the|dead: so the last|error shall be worse|than the first.|27:65 Pilate said unto|them, Ye have a watch:|go your way, make it|as sure as ye can.
R	T27:66 So they went,|and made the|sepulchre sure,|sealing the stone, and|setting a watch.||28:1 In the end of the|sabbath, as it began|to dawn toward the|first day of the week,|came Mary Magdalene|and the other Mary to|see the sepulchre.|28:2 And, behold,
R	Tthere was a great|earthquake: for the|angel of the Lord|descended from|heaven, and came and|rolled back the stone|from the door, and|sat upon it.|28:3 His countenance|was like lightning, and|his raiment white as|snow:|28:4 And for fear of|him the keepers did
R	Tshake, and became as|dead men.|28:5 And the angel|answered and said|unto the women, Fear|not ye: for I know that|ye seek Jesus, which|was crucified.|28:6 He is not here:|for he is risen, as he|said. Come, see the|place where the Lord|lay.|28:7 And go quickly,
R	Tand tell his disciples|that he is risen from|the dead; and, behold,|he goeth before you|into Galilee; there|shall ye see him: lo, I|have told you.|28:8 And they|departed quickly from|the sepulchre with|fear and great joy;|and did run to bring|his disciples word.|28:9 And as they went
R	Tto tell his disciples,|behold, Jesus met|them, saying, All hail.|And they came and|held him by the feet,|and worshipped him.|28:10 Then said Jesus|unto them, Be not|afraid: go tell my|brethren that they go|into Galilee, and there|shall they see me.|28:11 Now when they|were going, behold,
R	Tsome of the watch|came into the city, and|shewed unto the chief|priests all the things|that were done.|28:12 And when they|were assembled with|the elders, and had|taken counsel, they|gave large money|unto the soldiers,|28:13 Saying, Say ye,|His disciples came by|night, and stole him
R	Taway while we slept.|28:14 And if this come|to the governor's|ears, we will persuade|him, and secure you.|28:15 So they took the|money, and did as they|were taught: and this|saying is commonly|reported among the|Jews until this day.|28:16 Then the eleven|disciples went away|into Galilee, into a
R	Tmountain where Jesus|had appointed them.|28:17 And when they|saw him, they|worshipped him: but|some doubted.|28:18 And Jesus came|and spake unto them,|saying, All power is|given unto me in|heaven and in earth.|28:19 Go ye|therefore, and teach|all nations, baptizing
R	Tthem in the name of|the Father, and of the|Son, and of the Holy|Ghost:|28:20 Teaching them to|observe all things|whatsoever I have|commanded you: and,|lo, I am with you alway,|even unto the end of|the world. Amen.
R	K2;The Gospel|According to Saint|Mark	T||1:1 The beginning of|the gospel of Jesus|Christ, the Son of God;|1:2 As it is written in|the prophets, Behold,|I send my messenger|before thy face, which|shall prepare thy way|before thee.|1:3 The voice of one
R	Tcrying in the|wilderness, Prepare|ye the way of the|Lord, make his paths|straight.|1:4 John did baptize in|the wilderness, and|preach the baptism of|repentance for the|remission of sins.|1:5 And there went out|unto him all the land|of Judaea, and they|of Jerusalem, and
R	Twere all baptized of|him in the river of|Jordan, confessing|their sins.|1:6 And John was|clothed with camel's|hair, and with a girdle|of a skin about his|loins; and he did eat|locusts and wild|honey;|1:7 And preached,|saying, There cometh|one mightier than I
R	Tafter me, the latchet|of whose shoes I am|not worthy to stoop|down and unloose.|1:8 I indeed have|baptized you with|water: but he shall|baptize you with the|Holy Ghost.|1:9 And it came to|pass in those days,|that Jesus came from|Nazareth of Galilee,|and was baptized of
R	TJohn in Jordan.|1:10 And straightway|coming up out of the|water, he saw the|heavens opened, and|the Spirit like a dove|descending upon him:|1:11 And there came a|voice from heaven,|saying, Thou art my|beloved Son, in whom I|am well pleased.|1:12 And immediately|the spirit driveth him
R	Tinto the wilderness.|1:13 And he was there|in the wilderness|forty days, tempted of|Satan; and was with|the wild beasts; and|the angels ministered|unto him.|1:14 Now after that|John was put in|prison, Jesus came|into Galilee, preaching|the gospel of the|kingdom of God,
R	T1:15 And saying, The|time is fulfilled, and|the kingdom of God is|at hand: repent ye,|and believe the|gospel.|1:16 Now as he walked|by the sea of Galilee,|he saw Simon and|Andrew his brother|casting a net into the|sea: for they were|fishers.|1:17 And Jesus said
R	Tunto them, Come ye|after me, and I will|make you to become|fishers of men.|1:18 And straightway|they forsook their|nets, and followed him.|1:19 And when he had|gone a little farther|thence, he saw James|the son of Zebedee,|and John his brother,|who also were in the|ship mending their
R	Tnets.|1:20 And straightway|he called them: and|they left their father|Zebedee in the ship|with the hired|servants, and went|after him.|1:21 And they went|into Capernaum; and|straightway on the|sabbath day he|entered into the|synagogue, and
R	Ttaught.|1:22 And they were|astonished at his|doctrine: for he|taught them as one|that had authority,|and not as the|scribes.|1:23 And there was in|their synagogue a man|with an unclean spirit;|and he cried out,|1:24 Saying, Let us|alone; what have we to
R	Tdo with thee, thou|Jesus of Nazareth?|art thou come to|destroy us? I know|thee who thou art, the|Holy One of God.|1:25 And Jesus|rebuked him, saying,|Hold thy peace, and|come out of him.|1:26 And when the|unclean spirit had|torn him, and cried|with a loud voice, he
R	Tcame out of him.|1:27 And they were all|amazed, insomuch that|they questioned among|themselves, saying,|What thing is this?|what new doctrine is|this? for with|authority commandeth|he even the unclean|spirits, and they do|obey him.|1:28 And immediately|his fame spread
R	Tabroad throughout all|the region round|about Galilee.|1:29 And forthwith,|when they were come|out of the synagogue,|they entered into the|house of Simon and|Andrew, with James|and John.|1:30 But Simon's wife's|mother lay sick of a|fever, and anon they|tell him of her.
R	T1:31 And he came and|took her by the hand,|and lifted her up; and|immediately the fever|left her, and she|ministered unto them.|1:32 And at even, when|the sun did set, they|brought unto him all|that were diseased,|and them that were|possessed with devils.|1:33 And all the city|was gathered
R	Ttogether at the door.|1:34 And he healed|many that were sick of|divers diseases, and|cast out many devils;|and suffered not the|devils to speak,|because they knew|him.|1:35 And in the|morning, rising up a|great while before|day, he went out, and|departed into a
R	Tsolitary place, and|there prayed.|1:36 And Simon and|they that were with him|followed after him.|1:37 And when they|had found him, they|said unto him, All men|seek for thee.|1:38 And he said unto|them, Let us go into|the next towns, that I|may preach there|also: for therefore
R	Tcame I forth.|1:39 And he preached|in their synagogues|throughout all Galilee,|and cast out devils.|1:40 And there came a|leper to him,|beseeching him, and|kneeling down to him,|and saying unto him, If|thou wilt, thou canst|make me clean.|1:41 And Jesus, moved|with compassion, put
R	Tforth his hand, and|touched him, and saith|unto him, I will; be thou|clean.|1:42 And as soon as|he had spoken,|immediately the|leprosy departed|from him, and he was|cleansed.|1:43 And he straitly|charged him, and|forthwith sent him|away;
R	T1:44 And saith unto|him, See thou say|nothing to any man:|but go thy way, shew|thyself to the priest,|and offer for thy|cleansing those things|which Moses|commanded, for a|testimony unto them.|1:45 But he went out,|and began to publish|it much, and to blaze|abroad the matter,
R	Tinsomuch that Jesus|could no more openly|enter into the city, but|was without in desert|places: and they came|to him from every|quarter.||2:1 And again he|entered into|Capernaum after some|days; and it was|noised that he was in|the house.
R	T2:2 And straightway|many were gathered|together, insomuch|that there was no|room to receive them,|no, not so much as|about the door: and|he preached the word|unto them.|2:3 And they come|unto him, bringing one|sick of the palsy,|which was borne of|four.
R	T2:4 And when they|could not come nigh|unto him for the|press, they|uncovered the roof|where he was: and|when they had broken|it up, they let down|the bed wherein the|sick of the palsy lay.|2:5 When Jesus saw|their faith, he said|unto the sick of the|palsy, Son, thy sins be
R	Tforgiven thee.|2:6 But there was|certain of the scribes|sitting there, and|reasoning in their|hearts,|2:7 Why doth this man|thus speak|blasphemies? who can|forgive sins but God|only?|2:8 And immediately|when Jesus perceived|in his spirit that they
R	Tso reasoned within|themselves, he said|unto them, Why reason|ye these things in|your hearts?|2:9 Whether is it|easier to say to the|sick of the palsy, Thy|sins be forgiven thee;|or to say, Arise, and|take up thy bed, and|walk?|2:10 But that ye may|know that the Son of
R	Tman hath power on|earth to forgive sins,|(he saith to the sick|of the palsy,)|2:11 I say unto thee,|Arise, and take up thy|bed, and go thy way|into thine house.|2:12 And immediately|he arose, took up the|bed, and went forth|before them all;|insomuch that they|were all amazed, and
R	Tglorified God, saying,|We never saw it on|this fashion.|2:13 And he went|forth again by the|sea side; and all the|multitude resorted|unto him, and he|taught them.|2:14 And as he passed|by, he saw Levi the|son of Alphaeus|sitting at the receipt|of custom, and said
R	Tunto him, Follow me.|And he arose and|followed him.|2:15 And it came to|pass, that, as Jesus|sat at meat in his|house, many publicans|and sinners sat also|together with Jesus|and his disciples: for|there were many, and|they followed him.|2:16 And when the|scribes and Pharisees
R	Tsaw him eat with|publicans and sinners,|they said unto his|disciples, How is it that|he eateth and|drinketh with publicans|and sinners?|2:17 When Jesus|heard it, he saith unto|them, They that are|whole have no need of|the physician, but they|that are sick: I came|not to call the
R	Trighteous, but sinners|to repentance.|2:18 And the disciples|of John and of the|Pharisees used to|fast: and they come|and say unto him, Why|do the disciples of|John and of the|Pharisees fast, but|thy disciples fast not?|2:19 And Jesus said|unto them, Can the|children of the
R	Tbridechamber fast,|while the bridegroom|is with them? as long|as they have the|bridegroom with them,|they cannot fast.|2:20 But the days will|come, when the|bridegroom shall be|taken away from them,|and then shall they|fast in those days.|2:21 No man also|seweth a piece of new
R	Tcloth on an old|garment: else the new|piece that filled it up|taketh away from the|old, and the rent is|made worse.|2:22 And no man|putteth new wine into|old bottles: else the|new wine doth burst|the bottles, and the|wine is spilled, and the|bottles will be marred:|but new wine must be
R	Tput into new bottles.|2:23 And it came to|pass, that he went|through the corn|fields on the sabbath|day; and his disciples|began, as they went,|to pluck the ears of|corn.|2:24 And the|Pharisees said unto|him, Behold, why do|they on the sabbath|day that which is not
R	Tlawful?|2:25 And he said unto|them, Have ye never|read what David did,|when he had need, and|was an hungred, he,|and they that were|with him?|2:26 How he went into|the house of God in|the days of Abiathar|the high priest, and|did eat the shewbread,|which is not lawful to
R	Teat but for the|priests, and gave also|to them which were|with him?|2:27 And he said unto|them, The sabbath was|made for man, and not|man for the sabbath:|2:28 Therefore the|Son of man is Lord|also of the sabbath.||3:1 And he entered|again into the
R	Tsynagogue; and there|was a man there which|had a withered hand.|3:2 And they watched|him, whether he would|heal him on the|sabbath day; that they|might accuse him.|3:3 And he saith unto|the man which had the|withered hand, Stand|forth.|3:4 And he saith unto|them, Is it lawful to do
R	Tgood on the sabbath|days, or to do evil? to|save life, or to kill?|But they held their|peace.|3:5 And when he had|looked round about on|them with anger, being|grieved for the|hardness of their|hearts, he saith unto|the man, Stretch forth|thine hand. And he|stretched it out: and
R	This hand was restored|whole as the other.|3:6 And the Pharisees|went forth, and|straightway took|counsel with the|Herodians against him,|how they might|destroy him.|3:7 But Jesus withdrew|himself with his|disciples to the sea:|and a great multitude|from Galilee followed
R	Thim, and from Judaea,|3:8 And from|Jerusalem, and from|Idumaea, and from|beyond Jordan; and|they about Tyre and|Sidon, a great|multitude, when they|had heard what great|things he did, came|unto him.|3:9 And he spake to|his disciples, that a|small ship should wait
R	Ton him because of the|multitude, lest they|should throng him.|3:10 For he had|healed many; insomuch|that they pressed|upon him for to touch|him, as many as had|plagues.|3:11 And unclean|spirits, when they saw|him, fell down before|him, and cried, saying,|Thou art the Son of
R	TGod.|3:12 And he straitly|charged them that|they should not make|him known.|3:13 And he goeth up|into a mountain, and|calleth unto him whom|he would: and they|came unto him.|3:14 And he ordained|twelve, that they|should be with him, and|that he might send
R	Tthem forth to preach,|3:15 And to have|power to heal|sicknesses, and to|cast out devils:|3:16 And Simon he|surnamed Peter;|3:17 And James the|son of Zebedee, and|John the brother of|James; and he|surnamed them|Boanerges, which is,|The sons of thunder:
R	T3:18 And Andrew, and|Philip, and|Bartholomew, and|Matthew, and Thomas,|and James the son of|Alphaeus, and|Thaddaeus, and Simon|the Canaanite,|3:19 And Judas|Iscariot, which also|betrayed him: and they|went into an house.|3:20 And the multitude|cometh together again,
R	Tso that they could not|so much as eat bread.|3:21 And when his|friends heard of it,|they went out to lay|hold on him: for they|said, He is beside|himself.|3:22 And the scribes|which came down from|Jerusalem said, He|hath Beelzebub, and|by the prince of the|devils casteth he out
R	Tdevils.|3:23 And he called|them unto him, and said|unto them in parables,|How can Satan cast|out Satan?|3:24 And if a kingdom|be divided against|itself, that kingdom|cannot stand.|3:25 And if a house be|divided against itself,|that house cannot|stand.
R	T3:26 And if Satan rise|up against himself, and|be divided, he cannot|stand, but hath an|end.|3:27 No man can enter|into a strong man's|house, and spoil his|goods, except he will|first bind the strong|man; and then he will|spoil his house.|3:28 Verily I say unto|you, All sins shall be
R	Tforgiven unto the|sons of men, and|blasphemies wherewith|soever they shall|blaspheme:|3:29 But he that shall|blaspheme against the|Holy Ghost hath never|forgiveness, but is in|danger of eternal|damnation.|3:30 Because they|said, He hath an|unclean spirit.
R	T3:31 There came then|his brethren and his|mother, and, standing|without, sent unto him,|calling him.|3:32 And the multitude|sat about him, and|they said unto him,|Behold, thy mother|and thy brethren|without seek for thee.|3:33 And he answered|them, saying, Who is my|mother, or my
R	Tbrethren?|3:34 And he looked|round about on them|which sat about him,|and said, Behold my|mother and my|brethren!|3:35 For whosoever|shall do the will of|God, the same is my|brother, and my|sister, and mother.||4:1 And he began
R	Tagain to teach by the|sea side: and there|was gathered unto him|a great multitude, so|that he entered into a|ship, and sat in the|sea; and the whole|multitude was by the|sea on the land.|4:2 And he taught them|many things by|parables, and said|unto them in his|doctrine,
R	T4:3 Hearken; Behold,|there went out a|sower to sow:|4:4 And it came to|pass, as he sowed,|some fell by the way|side, and the fowls of|the air came and|devoured it up.|4:5 And some fell on|stony ground, where it|had not much earth;|and immediately it|sprang up, because it
R	Thad no depth of|earth:|4:6 But when the sun|was up, it was|scorched; and|because it had no|root, it withered away.|4:7 And some fell|among thorns, and the|thorns grew up, and|choked it, and it|yielded no fruit.|4:8 And other fell on|good ground, and did
R	Tyield fruit that sprang|up and increased; and|brought forth, some|thirty, and some sixty,|and some an hundred.|4:9 And he said unto|them, He that hath|ears to hear, let him|hear.|4:10 And when he was|alone, they that were|about him with the|twelve asked of him|the parable.
R	T4:11 And he said unto|them, Unto you it is|given to know the|mystery of the|kingdom of God: but|unto them that are|without, all these|things are done in|parables:|4:12 That seeing they|may see, and not|perceive; and hearing|they may hear, and|not understand; lest
R	Tat any time they|should be converted,|and their sins should|be forgiven them.|4:13 And he said unto|them, Know ye not this|parable? and how|then will ye know all|parables?|4:14 The sower soweth|the word.|4:15 And these are|they by the way side,|where the word is
R	Tsown; but when they|have heard, Satan|cometh immediately,|and taketh away the|word that was sown in|their hearts.|4:16 And these are|they likewise which are|sown on stony ground;|who, when they have|heard the word,|immediately receive it|with gladness;|4:17 And have no root
R	Tin themselves, and so|endure but for a time:|afterward, when|affliction or|persecution ariseth|for the word's sake,|immediately they are|offended.|4:18 And these are|they which are sown|among thorns; such as|hear the word,|4:19 And the cares of|this world, and the
R	Tdeceitfulness of|riches, and the lusts|of other things|entering in, choke the|word, and it becometh|unfruitful.|4:20 And these are|they which are sown|on good ground; such|as hear the word, and|receive it, and bring|forth fruit, some|thirtyfold, some sixty,|and some an hundred.
R	T4:21 And he said unto|them, Is a candle|brought to be put|under a bushel, or|under a bed? and not|to be set on a|candlestick?|4:22 For there is|nothing hid, which shall|not be manifested;|neither was any thing|kept secret, but that|it should come abroad.|4:23 If any man have
R	Tears to hear, let him|hear.|4:24 And he said unto|them, Take heed what|ye hear: with what|measure ye mete, it|shall be measured to|you: and unto you that|hear shall more be|given.|4:25 For he that hath,|to him shall be given:|and he that hath not,|from him shall be
R	Ttaken even that which|he hath.|4:26 And he said, So is|the kingdom of God, as|if a man should cast|seed into the ground;|4:27 And should sleep,|and rise night and|day, and the seed|should spring and|grow up, he knoweth|not how.|4:28 For the earth|bringeth forth fruit
R	Tof herself; first the|blade, then the ear,|after that the full|corn in the ear.|4:29 But when the|fruit is brought forth,|immediately he putteth|in the sickle, because|the harvest is come.|4:30 And he said,|Whereunto shall we|liken the kingdom of|God? or with what|comparison shall we
R	Tcompare it?|4:31 It is like a grain|of mustard seed,|which, when it is sown|in the earth, is less|than all the seeds|that be in the earth:|4:32 But when it is|sown, it groweth up,|and becometh greater|than all herbs, and|shooteth out great|branches; so that the|fowls of the air may
R	Tlodge under the|shadow of it.|4:33 And with many|such parables spake|he the word unto them,|as they were able to|hear it.|4:34 But without a|parable spake he not|unto them: and when|they were alone, he|expounded all things|to his disciples.|4:35 And the same day,
R	Twhen the even was|come, he saith unto|them, Let us pass|over unto the other|side.|4:36 And when they|had sent away the|multitude, they took him|even as he was in the|ship. And there were|also with him other|little ships.|4:37 And there arose|a great storm of wind,
R	Tand the waves beat|into the ship, so that it|was now full.|4:38 And he was in the|hinder part of the|ship, asleep on a|pillow: and they awake|him, and say unto him,|Master, carest thou|not that we perish?|4:39 And he arose,|and rebuked the wind,|and said unto the sea,|Peace, be still. And the
R	Twind ceased, and|there was a great|calm.|4:40 And he said unto|them, Why are ye so|fearful? how is it that|ye have no faith?|4:41 And they feared|exceedingly, and said|one to another, What|manner of man is this,|that even the wind and|the sea obey him?|
R	T5:1 And they came|over unto the other|side of the sea, into|the country of the|Gadarenes.|5:2 And when he was|come out of the ship,|immediately there met|him out of the tombs a|man with an unclean|spirit,|5:3 Who had his|dwelling among the|tombs; and no man
R	Tcould bind him, no, not|with chains:|5:4 Because that he|had been often bound|with fetters and|chains, and the chains|had been plucked|asunder by him, and|the fetters broken in|pieces: neither could|any man tame him.|5:5 And always, night|and day, he was in the|mountains, and in the
R	Ttombs, crying, and|cutting himself with|stones.|5:6 But when he saw|Jesus afar off, he|ran and worshipped|him,|5:7 And cried with a|loud voice, and said,|What have I to do with|thee, Jesus, thou Son|of the most high God?|I adjure thee by God,|that thou torment me
R	Tnot.|5:8 For he said unto|him, Come out of the|man, thou unclean|spirit.|5:9 And he asked him,|What is thy name? And|he answered, saying,|My name is Legion: for|we are many.|5:10 And he besought|him much that he would|not send them away|out of the country.
R	T5:11 Now there was|there nigh unto the|mountains a great|herd of swine feeding.|5:12 And all the devils|besought him, saying,|Send us into the swine,|that we may enter into|them.|5:13 And forthwith|Jesus gave them|leave. And the unclean|spirits went out, and|entered into the swine:
R	Tand the herd ran|violently down a steep|place into the sea,|(they were about two|thousand;) and were|choked in the sea.|5:14 And they that fed|the swine fled, and|told it in the city, and|in the country. And|they went out to see|what it was that was|done.|5:15 And they come to
R	TJesus, and see him|that was possessed|with the devil, and had|the legion, sitting, and|clothed, and in his|right mind: and they|were afraid.|5:16 And they that saw|it told them how it|befell to him that was|possessed with the|devil, and also|concerning the swine.|5:17 And they began
R	Tto pray him to depart|out of their coasts.|5:18 And when he was|come into the ship, he|that had been|possessed with the|devil prayed him that|he might be with him.|5:19 Howbeit Jesus|suffered him not, but|saith unto him, Go home|to thy friends, and|tell them how great|things the Lord hath
R	Tdone for thee, and|hath had compassion|on thee.|5:20 And he departed,|and began to publish|in Decapolis how great|things Jesus had done|for him: and all men|did marvel.|5:21 And when Jesus|was passed over|again by ship unto the|other side, much|people gathered unto
R	Thim: and he was nigh|unto the sea.|5:22 And, behold,|there cometh one of|the rulers of the|synagogue, Jairus by|name; and when he saw|him, he fell at his feet,|5:23 And besought him|greatly, saying, My|little daughter lieth at|the point of death: I|pray thee, come and|lay thy hands on her,
R	Tthat she may be|healed; and she shall|live.|5:24 And Jesus went|with him; and much|people followed him,|and thronged him.|5:25 And a certain|woman, which had an|issue of blood twelve|years,|5:26 And had suffered|many things of many|physicians, and had
R	Tspent all that she had,|and was nothing|bettered, but rather|grew worse,|5:27 When she had|heard of Jesus, came|in the press behind,|and touched his|garment.|5:28 For she said, If I|may touch but his|clothes, I shall be|whole.|5:29 And straightway
R	Tthe fountain of her|blood was dried up;|and she felt in her|body that she was|healed of that plague.|5:30 And Jesus,|immediately knowing in|himself that virtue had|gone out of him,|turned him about in|the press, and said,|Who touched my|clothes?|5:31 And his disciples
R	Tsaid unto him, Thou|seest the multitude|thronging thee, and|sayest thou, Who|touched me?|5:32 And he looked|round about to see|her that had done this|thing.|5:33 But the woman|fearing and trembling,|knowing what was done|in her, came and fell|down before him, and
R	Ttold him all the truth.|5:34 And he said unto|her, Daughter, thy|faith hath made thee|whole; go in peace,|and be whole of thy|plague.|5:35 While he yet|spake, there came|from the ruler of the|synagogue's house|certain which said, Thy|daughter is dead: why|troublest thou the
R	TMaster any further?|5:36 As soon as Jesus|heard the word that|was spoken, he saith|unto the ruler of the|synagogue, Be not|afraid, only believe.|5:37 And he suffered|no man to follow him,|save Peter, and|James, and John the|brother of James.|5:38 And he cometh to|the house of the
R	Truler of the|synagogue, and seeth|the tumult, and them|that wept and wailed|greatly.|5:39 And when he was|come in, he saith unto|them, Why make ye this|ado, and weep? the|damsel is not dead,|but sleepeth.|5:40 And they laughed|him to scorn. But when|he had put them all
R	Tout, he taketh the|father and the mother|of the damsel, and|them that were with|him, and entereth in|where the damsel was|lying.|5:41 And he took the|damsel by the hand,|and said unto her,|Talitha cumi; which is,|being interpreted,|Damsel, I say unto|thee, arise.
R	T5:42 And straightway|the damsel arose, and|walked; for she was of|the age of twelve|years. And they were|astonished with a|great astonishment.|5:43 And he charged|them straitly that no|man should know it;|and commanded that|something should be|given her to eat.|
R	T6:1 And he went out|from thence, and came|into his own country;|and his disciples|follow him.|6:2 And when the|sabbath day was come,|he began to teach in|the synagogue: and|many hearing him were|astonished, saying,|From whence hath this|man these things? and|what wisdom is this
R	Twhich is given unto him,|that even such mighty|works are wrought by|his hands?|6:3 Is not this the|carpenter, the son of|Mary, the brother of|James, and Joses, and|of Juda, and Simon?|and are not his|sisters here with us?|And they were|offended at him.|6:4 But Jesus said
R	Tunto them, A prophet|is not without honour,|but in his own country,|and among his own kin,|and in his own house.|6:5 And he could|there do no mighty|work, save that he laid|his hands upon a few|sick folk, and healed|them.|6:6 And he marvelled|because of their|unbelief. And he went
R	Tround about the|villages, teaching.|6:7 And he called unto|him the twelve, and|began to send them|forth by two and two;|and gave them power|over unclean spirits;|6:8 And commanded|them that they should|take nothing for their|journey, save a staff|only; no scrip, no|bread, no money in
R	Ttheir purse:|6:9 But be shod with|sandals; and not put|on two coats.|6:10 And he said unto|them, In what place|soever ye enter into|an house, there abide|till ye depart from|that place.|6:11 And whosoever|shall not receive you,|nor hear you, when ye|depart thence, shake
R	Toff the dust under|your feet for a|testimony against them.|Verily I say unto you,|It shall be more|tolerable for Sodom|and Gomorrha in the|day of judgment, than|for that city.|6:12 And they went|out, and preached|that men should|repent.|6:13 And they cast out
R	Tmany devils, and|anointed with oil many|that were sick, and|healed them.|6:14 And king Herod|heard of him; (for his|name was spread|abroad:) and he said,|That John the Baptist|was risen from the|dead, and therefore|mighty works do shew|forth themselves in|him.
R	T6:15 Others said, That|it is Elias. And others|said, That it is a|prophet, or as one of|the prophets.|6:16 But when Herod|heard thereof, he|said, It is John, whom I|beheaded: he is risen|from the dead.|6:17 For Herod himself|had sent forth and|laid hold upon John,|and bound him in
R	Tprison for Herodias'|sake, his brother|Philip's wife: for he|had married her.|6:18 For John had|said unto Herod, It is|not lawful for thee to|have thy brother's|wife.|6:19 Therefore|Herodias had a|quarrel against him,|and would have killed|him; but she could not:
R	T6:20 For Herod|feared John, knowing|that he was a just|man and an holy, and|observed him; and|when he heard him, he|did many things, and|heard him gladly.|6:21 And when a|convenient day was|come, that Herod on|his birthday made a|supper to his lords,|high captains, and
R	Tchief estates of|Galilee;|6:22 And when the|daughter of the said|Herodias came in, and|danced, and pleased|Herod and them that|sat with him, the king|said unto the damsel,|Ask of me whatsoever|thou wilt, and I will|give it thee.|6:23 And he sware|unto her, Whatsoever
R	Tthou shalt ask of me, I|will give it thee, unto|the half of my kingdom.|6:24 And she went|forth, and said unto|her mother, What shall|I ask? And she said,|The head of John the|Baptist.|6:25 And she came in|straightway with haste|unto the king, and|asked, saying, I will|that thou give me by
R	Tand by in a charger|the head of John the|Baptist.|6:26 And the king was|exceeding sorry; yet|for his oath's sake,|and for their sakes|which sat with him, he|would not reject her.|6:27 And immediately|the king sent an|executioner, and|commanded his head to|be brought: and he
R	Twent and beheaded him|in the prison,|6:28 And brought his|head in a charger,|and gave it to the|damsel: and the damsel|gave it to her mother.|6:29 And when his|disciples heard of it,|they came and took up|his corpse, and laid it|in a tomb.|6:30 And the apostles|gathered themselves
R	Ttogether unto Jesus,|and told him all things,|both what they had|done, and what they|had taught.|6:31 And he said unto|them, Come ye|yourselves apart into|a desert place, and|rest a while: for there|were many coming and|going, and they had no|leisure so much as to|eat.
R	T6:32 And they|departed into a|desert place by ship|privately.|6:33 And the people|saw them departing,|and many knew him,|and ran afoot thither|out of all cities, and|outwent them, and|came together unto|him.|6:34 And Jesus, when|he came out, saw much
R	Tpeople, and was moved|with compassion|toward them, because|they were as sheep|not having a|shepherd: and he|began to teach them|many things.|6:35 And when the day|was now far spent, his|disciples came unto|him, and said, This is a|desert place, and now|the time is far passed:
R	T6:36 Send them away,|that they may go into|the country round|about, and into the|villages, and buy|themselves bread: for|they have nothing to|eat.|6:37 He answered and|said unto them, Give ye|them to eat. And they|say unto him, Shall we|go and buy two|hundred pennyworth
R	Tof bread, and give|them to eat?|6:38 He saith unto|them, How many loaves|have ye? go and see.|And when they knew,|they say, Five, and two|fishes.|6:39 And he|commanded them to|make all sit down by|companies upon the|green grass.|6:40 And they sat
R	Tdown in ranks, by|hundreds, and by|fifties.|6:41 And when he had|taken the five loaves|and the two fishes, he|looked up to heaven,|and blessed, and|brake the loaves, and|gave them to his|disciples to set|before them; and the|two fishes divided he|among them all.
R	T6:42 And they did all|eat, and were filled.|6:43 And they took up|twelve baskets full of|the fragments, and of|the fishes.|6:44 And they that did|eat of the loaves|were about five|thousand men.|6:45 And straightway|he constrained his|disciples to get into|the ship, and to go to
R	Tthe other side before|unto Bethsaida, while|he sent away the|people.|6:46 And when he had|sent them away, he|departed into a|mountain to pray.|6:47 And when even|was come, the ship was|in the midst of the|sea, and he alone on|the land.|6:48 And he saw them
R	Ttoiling in rowing; for|the wind was contrary|unto them: and about|the fourth watch of|the night he cometh|unto them, walking|upon the sea, and|would have passed by|them.|6:49 But when they|saw him walking upon|the sea, they|supposed it had been|a spirit, and cried out:
R	T6:50 For they all saw|him, and were|troubled. And|immediately he talked|with them, and saith|unto them, Be of good|cheer: it is I; be not|afraid.|6:51 And he went up|unto them into the|ship; and the wind|ceased: and they were|sore amazed in|themselves beyond
R	Tmeasure, and|wondered.|6:52 For they|considered not the|miracle of the loaves:|for their heart was|hardened.|6:53 And when they|had passed over, they|came into the land of|Gennesaret, and drew|to the shore.|6:54 And when they|were come out of the
R	Tship, straightway they|knew him,|6:55 And ran through|that whole region|round about, and|began to carry about|in beds those that|were sick, where they|heard he was.|6:56 And|whithersoever he|entered, into villages,|or cities, or country,|they laid the sick in
R	Tthe streets, and|besought him that they|might touch if it were|but the border of his|garment: and as many|as touched him were|made whole.||7:1 Then came|together unto him the|Pharisees, and certain|of the scribes, which|came from Jerusalem.|7:2 And when they saw
R	Tsome of his disciples|eat bread with defiled,|that is to say, with|unwashen, hands, they|found fault.|7:3 For the Pharisees,|and all the Jews,|except they wash|their hands oft, eat|not, holding the|tradition of the|elders.|7:4 And when they|come from the market,
R	Texcept they wash,|they eat not. And many|other things there be,|which they have|received to hold, as|the washing of cups,|and pots, brasen|vessels, and of|tables.|7:5 Then the|Pharisees and scribes|asked him, Why walk|not thy disciples|according to the
R	Ttradition of the|elders, but eat bread|with unwashen hands?|7:6 He answered and|said unto them, Well|hath Esaias|prophesied of you|hypocrites, as it is|written, This people|honoureth me with|their lips, but their|heart is far from me.|7:7 Howbeit in vain do|they worship me,
R	Tteaching for|doctrines the|commandments of men.|7:8 For laying aside|the commandment of|God, ye hold the|tradition of men, as|the washing of pots|and cups: and many|other such like things|ye do.|7:9 And he said unto|them, Full well ye|reject the
R	Tcommandment of God,|that ye may keep your|own tradition.|7:10 For Moses said,|Honour thy father|and thy mother; and,|Whoso curseth father|or mother, let him die|the death:|7:11 But ye say, If a|man shall say to his|father or mother, It is|Corban, that is to say,|a gift, by whatsoever
R	Tthou mightest be|profited by me; he|shall be free.|7:12 And ye suffer him|no more to do ought|for his father or his|mother;|7:13 Making the word|of God of none effect|through your|tradition, which ye|have delivered: and|many such like things|do ye.
R	T7:14 And when he had|called all the people|unto him, he said unto|them, Hearken unto me|every one of you, and|understand:|7:15 There is nothing|from without a man,|that entering into him|can defile him: but the|things which come out|of him, those are they|that defile the man.|7:16 If any man have
R	Tears to hear, let him|hear.|7:17 And when he was|entered into the|house from the|people, his disciples|asked him concerning|the parable.|7:18 And he saith unto|them, Are ye so|without understanding|also? Do ye not|perceive, that|whatsoever thing from
R	Twithout entereth into|the man, it cannot|defile him;|7:19 Because it|entereth not into his|heart, but into the|belly, and goeth out|into the draught,|purging all meats?|7:20 And he said, That|which cometh out of|the man, that defileth|the man.|7:21 For from within,
R	Tout of the heart of|men, proceed evil|thoughts, adulteries,|fornications, murders,|7:22 Thefts,|covetousness,|wickedness, deceit,|lasciviousness, an evil|eye, blasphemy, pride,|foolishness:|7:23 All these evil|things come from|within, and defile the|man.
R	T7:24 And from thence|he arose, and went|into the borders of|Tyre and Sidon, and|entered into an house,|and would have no|man know it: but he|could not be hid.|7:25 For a certain|woman, whose young|daughter had an|unclean spirit, heard|of him, and came and|fell at his feet:
R	T7:26 The woman was a|Greek, a|Syrophenician by|nation; and she|besought him that he|would cast forth the|devil out of her|daughter.|7:27 But Jesus said|unto her, Let the|children first be|filled: for it is not|meet to take the|children's bread, and
R	Tto cast it unto the|dogs.|7:28 And she|answered and said|unto him, Yes, Lord:|yet the dogs under|the table eat of the|children's crumbs.|7:29 And he said unto|her, For this saying|go thy way; the devil|is gone out of thy|daughter.|7:30 And when she was
R	Tcome to her house,|she found the devil|gone out, and her|daughter laid upon|the bed.|7:31 And again,|departing from the|coasts of Tyre and|Sidon, he came unto|the sea of Galilee,|through the midst of|the coasts of|Decapolis.|7:32 And they bring
R	Tunto him one that was|deaf, and had an|impediment in his|speech; and they|beseech him to put his|hand upon him.|7:33 And he took him|aside from the|multitude, and put his|fingers into his ears,|and he spit, and|touched his tongue;|7:34 And looking up to|heaven, he sighed, and
R	Tsaith unto him,|Ephphatha, that is, Be|opened.|7:35 And straightway|his ears were opened,|and the string of his|tongue was loosed,|and he spake plain.|7:36 And he charged|them that they should|tell no man: but the|more he charged them,|so much the more a|great deal they
R	Tpublished it;|7:37 And were beyond|measure astonished,|saying, He hath done|all things well: he|maketh both the deaf|to hear, and the dumb|to speak.||8:1 In those days the|multitude being very|great, and having|nothing to eat, Jesus|called his disciples
R	Tunto him, and saith|unto them,|8:2 I have compassion|on the multitude,|because they have|now been with me|three days, and have|nothing to eat:|8:3 And if I send them|away fasting to their|own houses, they will|faint by the way: for|divers of them came|from far.
R	T8:4 And his disciples|answered him, From|whence can a man|satisfy these men with|bread here in the|wilderness?|8:5 And he asked them,|How many loaves have|ye? And they said,|Seven.|8:6 And he commanded|the people to sit down|on the ground: and he|took the seven loaves,
R	Tand gave thanks, and|brake, and gave to his|disciples to set|before them; and they|did set them before|the people.|8:7 And they had a|few small fishes: and|he blessed, and|commanded to set them|also before them.|8:8 So they did eat,|and were filled: and|they took up of the
R	Tbroken meat that was|left seven baskets.|8:9 And they that had|eaten were about|four thousand: and he|sent them away.|8:10 And straightway|he entered into a ship|with his disciples, and|came into the parts of|Dalmanutha.|8:11 And the|Pharisees came forth,|and began to question
R	Twith him, seeking of him|a sign from heaven,|tempting him.|8:12 And he sighed|deeply in his spirit,|and saith, Why doth|this generation seek|after a sign? verily I|say unto you, There|shall no sign be given|unto this generation.|8:13 And he left them,|and entering into the|ship again departed to
R	Tthe other side.|8:14 Now the disciples|had forgotten to take|bread, neither had|they in the ship with|them more than one|loaf.|8:15 And he charged|them, saying, Take|heed, beware of the|leaven of the|Pharisees, and of the|leaven of Herod.|8:16 And they
R	Treasoned among|themselves, saying, It|is because we have no|bread.|8:17 And when Jesus|knew it, he saith unto|them, Why reason ye,|because ye have no|bread? perceive ye|not yet, neither|understand? have ye|your heart yet|hardened?|8:18 Having eyes, see
R	Tye not? and having|ears, hear ye not?|and do ye not|remember?|8:19 When I brake the|five loaves among five|thousand, how many|baskets full of|fragments took ye up?|They say unto him,|Twelve.|8:20 And when the|seven among four|thousand, how many
R	Tbaskets full of|fragments took ye up?|And they said, Seven.|8:21 And he said unto|them, How is it that ye|do not understand?|8:22 And he cometh to|Bethsaida; and they|bring a blind man unto|him, and besought him|to touch him.|8:23 And he took the|blind man by the hand,|and led him out of the
R	Ttown; and when he had|spit on his eyes, and|put his hands upon|him, he asked him if he|saw ought.|8:24 And he looked up,|and said, I see men as|trees, walking.|8:25 After that he put|his hands again upon|his eyes, and made him|look up: and he was|restored, and saw|every man clearly.
R	T8:26 And he sent him|away to his house,|saying, Neither go into|the town, nor tell it to|any in the town.|8:27 And Jesus went|out, and his disciples,|into the towns of|Caesarea Philippi: and|by the way he asked|his disciples, saying|unto them, Whom do|men say that I am?|8:28 And they
R	Tanswered, John the|Baptist; but some say,|Elias; and others, One|of the prophets.|8:29 And he saith unto|them, But whom say ye|that I am? And Peter|answereth and saith|unto him, Thou art the|Christ.|8:30 And he charged|them that they should|tell no man of him.|8:31 And he began to
R	Tteach them, that the|Son of man must|suffer many things,|and be rejected of|the elders, and of the|chief priests, and|scribes, and be killed,|and after three days|rise again.|8:32 And he spake|that saying openly.|And Peter took him,|and began to rebuke|him.
R	T8:33 But when he had|turned about and|looked on his|disciples, he rebuked|Peter, saying, Get thee|behind me, Satan: for|thou savourest not|the things that be of|God, but the things|that be of men.|8:34 And when he had|called the people unto|him with his disciples|also, he said unto
R	Tthem, Whosoever will|come after me, let him|deny himself, and take|up his cross, and|follow me.|8:35 For whosoever|will save his life shall|lose it; but whosoever|shall lose his life for|my sake and the|gospel's, the same|shall save it.|8:36 For what shall it|profit a man, if he
R	Tshall gain the whole|world, and lose his|own soul?|8:37 Or what shall a|man give in exchange|for his soul?|8:38 Whosoever|therefore shall be|ashamed of me and of|my words in this|adulterous and sinful|generation; of him also|shall the Son of man|be ashamed, when he
R	Tcometh in the glory of|his Father with the|holy angels.||9:1 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.|9:2 And after six days
R	TJesus 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.|9:3 And his raiment|became shining,|exceeding white as|snow; so as no fuller|on earth can white|them.
R	T9:4 And there|appeared unto them|Elias with Moses: and|they were talking with|Jesus.|9:5 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.
R	T9:6 For he wist not|what to say; for they|were sore afraid.|9:7 And there was a|cloud that|overshadowed them:|and a voice came out|of the cloud, saying,|This is my beloved|Son: hear him.|9:8 And suddenly,|when they had looked|round about, they saw|no man any more, save
R	TJesus only with|themselves.|9:9 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.|9:10 And they kept|that saying with|themselves,|questioning one with
R	Tanother what the|rising from the dead|should mean.|9:11 And they asked|him, saying, Why say|the scribes that Elias|must first come?|9:12 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
R	Tsuffer many things,|and be set at nought.|9:13 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.|9:14 And when he came|to his disciples, he|saw a great multitude|about them, and the|scribes questioning
R	Twith them.|9:15 And straightway|all the people, when|they beheld him, were|greatly amazed, and|running to him saluted|him.|9:16 And he asked the|scribes, What question|ye with them?|9:17 And one of the|multitude answered|and said, Master, I|have brought unto
R	Tthee my son, which|hath a dumb spirit;|9:18 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.|9:19 He answereth him,|and saith, O faithless
R	Tgeneration, how long|shall I be with you?|how long shall I|suffer you? bring him|unto me.|9:20 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.|9:21 And he asked his|father, How long is it
R	Tago since this came|unto him? And he said,|Of a child.|9:22 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.|9:23 Jesus said unto|him, If thou canst|believe, all things are
R	Tpossible to him that|believeth.|9:24 And straightway|the father of the|child cried out, and|said with tears, Lord, I|believe; help thou mine|unbelief.|9:25 When Jesus saw|that the people came|running together, he|rebuked the foul|spirit, saying unto him,|Thou dumb and deaf
R	Tspirit, I charge thee,|come out of him, and|enter no more into him.|9:26 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.|9:27 But Jesus took|him by the hand, and|lifted him up; and he|arose.|9:28 And when he was
R	Tcome into the house,|his disciples asked him|privately, Why could|not we cast him out?|9:29 And he said unto|them, This kind can|come forth by nothing,|but by prayer and|fasting.|9:30 And they|departed thence, and|passed through|Galilee; and he would|not that any man
R	Tshould know it.|9:31 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.|9:32 But they|understood not that|saying, and were|afraid to ask him.
R	T9:33 And he came to|Capernaum: and being|in the house he asked|them, What was it that|ye disputed among|yourselves by the|way?|9:34 But they held|their peace: for by|the way they had|disputed among|themselves, who|should be the|greatest.
R	T9:35 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.|9:36 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,|9:37 Whosoever shall
R	Treceive one of such|children in my name,|receiveth me: and|whosoever shall|receive me, receiveth|not me, but him that|sent me.|9:38 And John|answered him, saying,|Master, we saw one|casting out devils in|thy name, and he|followeth not us: and|we forbad him,
R	Tbecause he followeth|not us.|9:39 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.|9:40 For he that is not|against us is on our|part.|9:41 For whosoever|shall give you a cup
R	Tof water to drink in my|name, because ye|belong to Christ,|verily I say unto you,|he shall not lose his|reward.|9:42 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
R	Tsea.|9:43 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:|9:44 Where their worm|dieth not, and the fire|is not quenched.|9:45 And if thy foot
R	Toffend 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:|9:46 Where their worm|dieth not, and the fire|is not quenched.|9:47 And if thine eye|offend thee, pluck it|out: it is better for
R	Tthee to enter into the|kingdom of God with|one eye, than having|two eyes to be cast|into hell fire:|9:48 Where their worm|dieth not, and the fire|is not quenched.|9:49 For every one|shall be salted with|fire, and every|sacrifice shall be|salted with salt.|9:50 Salt is good: but
R	Tif the salt have lost|his saltness,|wherewith will ye|season it? Have salt|in yourselves, and|have peace one with|another.||10:1 And he arose|from thence, and|cometh into the coasts|of Judaea by the|farther side of|Jordan: and the
R	Tpeople resort unto|him again; and, as he|was wont, he taught|them again.|10:2 And the|Pharisees came to him,|and asked him, Is it|lawful for a man to|put away his wife?|tempting him.|10:3 And he answered|and said unto them,|What did Moses|command you?
R	T10:4 And they said,|Moses suffered to|write a bill of|divorcement, and to|put her away.|10:5 And Jesus|answered and said|unto them, For the|hardness of your|heart he wrote you|this precept.|10:6 But from the|beginning of the|creation God made
R	Tthem male and female.|10:7 For this cause|shall a man leave his|father and mother,|and cleave to his wife;|10:8 And they twain|shall be one flesh: so|then they are no more|twain, but one flesh.|10:9 What therefore|God hath joined|together, let not man|put asunder.|10:10 And in the house
R	This disciples asked him|again of the same|matter.|10:11 And he saith|unto them, Whosoever|shall put away his|wife, and marry|another, committeth|adultery against her.|10:12 And if a woman|shall put away her|husband, and be|married to another,|she committeth
R	Tadultery.|10:13 And they|brought young|children to him, that|he should touch them:|and his disciples|rebuked those that|brought them.|10:14 But when Jesus|saw it, he was much|displeased, and said|unto them, Suffer the|little children to come|unto me, and forbid
R	Tthem not: for of such|is the kingdom of God.|10:15 Verily I say|unto you, Whosoever|shall not receive the|kingdom of God as a|little child, he shall|not enter therein.|10:16 And he took|them up in his arms,|put his hands upon|them, and blessed|them.|10:17 And when he was
R	Tgone forth into the|way, there came one|running, and kneeled|to him, and asked him,|Good Master, what|shall I do that I may|inherit eternal life?|10:18 And Jesus said|unto him, Why callest|thou me good? there|is none good but one,|that is, God.|10:19 Thou knowest|the commandments, Do
R	Tnot commit adultery,|Do not kill, Do not|steal, Do not bear|false witness, Defraud|not, Honour thy|father and mother.|10:20 And he|answered and said|unto him, Master, all|these have I|observed from my|youth.|10:21 Then Jesus|beholding him loved
R	Thim, and said unto him,|One thing thou lackest:|go thy way, sell|whatsoever thou hast,|and give to the poor,|and thou shalt have|treasure in heaven:|and come, take up the|cross, and follow me.|10:22 And he was sad|at that saying, and|went away grieved:|for he had great|possessions.
R	T10:23 And Jesus|looked round about,|and saith unto his|disciples, How hardly|shall they that have|riches enter into the|kingdom of God!|10:24 And the|disciples were|astonished at his|words. But Jesus|answereth again, and|saith unto them,|Children, how hard is
R	Tit for them that trust|in riches to enter into|the kingdom of God!|10:25 It is easier for|a camel to go through|the eye of a needle,|than for a rich man to|enter into the kingdom|of God.|10:26 And they were|astonished out of|measure, saying among|themselves, Who then|can be saved?
R	T10:27 And Jesus|looking upon them|saith, With men it is|impossible, but not with|God: for with God all|things are possible.|10:28 Then Peter|began to say unto him,|Lo, we have left all,|and have followed|thee.|10:29 And Jesus|answered and said,|Verily I say unto you,
R	TThere is no man that|hath left house, or|brethren, or sisters,|or father, or mother,|or wife, or children,|or lands, for my sake,|and the gospel's,|10:30 But he shall|receive an|hundredfold now in|this time, houses, and|brethren, and sisters,|and mothers, and|children, and lands,
R	Twith persecutions; and|in the world to come|eternal life.|10:31 But many that|are first shall be last;|and the last first.|10:32 And they were in|the way going up to|Jerusalem; and Jesus|went before them: and|they were amazed; and|as they followed, they|were afraid. And he|took again the twelve,
R	Tand began to tell them|what things should|happen unto him,|10:33 Saying, Behold,|we go up to|Jerusalem; and the|Son of man shall be|delivered unto the|chief priests, and|unto the scribes; and|they shall condemn him|to death, and shall|deliver him to the|Gentiles:
R	T10:34 And they shall|mock him, and shall|scourge him, and shall|spit upon him, and|shall kill him: and the|third day he shall rise|again.|10:35 And James and|John, the sons of|Zebedee, come unto|him, saying, Master, we|would that thou|shouldest do for us|whatsoever we shall
R	Tdesire.|10:36 And he said unto|them, What would ye|that I should do for|you?|10:37 They said unto|him, Grant unto us that|we may sit, one on thy|right hand, and the|other on thy left|hand, in thy glory.|10:38 But Jesus said|unto them, Ye know not|what ye ask: can ye
R	Tdrink of the cup that I|drink of? and be|baptized with the|baptism that I am|baptized with?|10:39 And they said|unto him, We can. And|Jesus said unto them,|Ye shall indeed drink|of the cup that I drink|of; and with the|baptism that I am|baptized withal shall|ye be baptized:
R	T10:40 But to sit on my|right hand and on my|left hand is not mine|to give; but it shall be|given to them for|whom it is prepared.|10:41 And when the|ten heard it, they|began to be much|displeased with James|and John.|10:42 But Jesus called|them to him, and saith|unto them, Ye know
R	Tthat they which are|accounted to rule|over the Gentiles|exercise lordship|over them; and their|great ones exercise|authority upon them.|10:43 But so shall it|not be among you: but|whosoever will be|great among you, shall|be your minister:|10:44 And whosoever|of you will be the
R	Tchiefest, shall be|servant of all.|10:45 For even the|Son of man came not|to be ministered unto,|but to minister, and to|give his life a ransom|for many.|10:46 And they came|to Jericho: and as he|went out of Jericho|with his disciples and|a great number of|people, blind
R	TBartimaeus, the son of|Timaeus, sat by the|highway side begging.|10:47 And when he|heard that it was|Jesus of Nazareth, he|began to cry out, and|say, Jesus, thou son|of David, have mercy|on me.|10:48 And many|charged him that he|should hold his peace:|but he cried the more
R	Ta great deal, Thou|son of David, have|mercy on me.|10:49 And Jesus stood|still, and commanded|him to be called. And|they call the blind|man, saying unto him,|Be of good comfort,|rise; he calleth thee.|10:50 And he, casting|away his garment,|rose, and came to|Jesus.
R	T10:51 And Jesus|answered and said|unto him, What wilt thou|that I should do unto|thee? The blind man|said unto him, Lord,|that I might receive my|sight.|10:52 And Jesus said|unto him, Go thy way;|thy faith hath made|thee whole. And|immediately he|received his sight, and
R	Tfollowed Jesus in the|way.||11:1 And when they|came nigh to|Jerusalem, unto|Bethphage and|Bethany, at the mount|of Olives, he sendeth|forth two of his|disciples,|11:2 And saith unto|them, Go your way into|the village over
R	Tagainst you: and as|soon as ye be|entered into it, ye|shall find a colt tied,|whereon never man|sat; loose him, and|bring him.|11:3 And if any man|say unto you, Why do|ye this? say ye that|the Lord hath need of|him; and straightway|he will send him hither.|11:4 And they went
R	Ttheir way, and found|the colt tied by the|door without in a|place where two ways|met; and they loose|him.|11:5 And certain of|them that stood there|said unto them, What|do ye, loosing the|colt?|11:6 And they said|unto them even as|Jesus had commanded:
R	Tand they let them go.|11:7 And they brought|the colt to Jesus, and|cast their garments|on him; and he sat|upon him.|11:8 And many spread|their garments in the|way: and others cut|down branches off|the trees, and|strawed them in the|way.|11:9 And they that
R	Twent before, and they|that followed, cried,|saying, Hosanna;|Blessed is he that|cometh in the name of|the Lord:|11:10 Blessed be the|kingdom of our father|David, that cometh in|the name of the Lord:|Hosanna in the|highest.|11:11 And Jesus|entered into
R	TJerusalem, and into|the temple: and when|he had looked round|about upon all things,|and now the eventide|was come, he went out|unto Bethany with the|twelve.|11:12 And on the|morrow, when they|were come from|Bethany, he was|hungry:|11:13 And seeing a fig
R	Ttree afar off having|leaves, he came, if|haply he might find|any thing thereon: and|when he came to it, he|found nothing but|leaves; for the time of|figs was not yet.|11:14 And Jesus|answered and said|unto it, No man eat|fruit of thee|hereafter for ever.|And his disciples
R	Theard it.|11:15 And they come|to Jerusalem: and|Jesus went into the|temple, and began to|cast out them that|sold and bought in the|temple, and overthrew|the tables of the|moneychangers, and|the seats of them that|sold doves;|11:16 And would not|suffer that any man
R	Tshould carry any|vessel through the|temple.|11:17 And he taught,|saying unto them, Is it|not written, My house|shall be called of all|nations the house of|prayer? but ye have|made it a den of|thieves.|11:18 And the scribes|and chief priests|heard it, and sought
R	Thow they might|destroy him: for they|feared him, because|all the people was|astonished at his|doctrine.|11:19 And when even|was come, he went out|of the city.|11:20 And in the|morning, as they|passed by, they saw|the fig tree dried up|from the roots.
R	T11:21 And Peter|calling to|remembrance saith|unto him, Master,|behold, the fig tree|which thou cursedst is|withered away.|11:22 And Jesus|answering saith unto|them, Have faith in|God.|11:23 For verily I say|unto you, That|whosoever shall say
R	Tunto this mountain, Be|thou removed, and be|thou cast into the sea;|and shall not doubt in|his heart, but shall|believe that those|things which he saith|shall come to pass; he|shall have whatsoever|he saith.|11:24 Therefore I say|unto you, What things|soever ye desire,|when ye pray, believe
R	Tthat ye receive them,|and ye shall have|them.|11:25 And when ye|stand praying,|forgive, if ye have|ought against any:|that your Father also|which is in heaven may|forgive you your|trespasses.|11:26 But if ye do not|forgive, neither will|your Father which is
R	Tin heaven forgive|your trespasses.|11:27 And they come|again to Jerusalem:|and as he was walking|in the temple, there|come to him the chief|priests, and the|scribes, and the|elders,|11:28 And say unto|him, By what authority|doest thou these|things? and who gave
R	Tthee this authority to|do these things?|11:29 And Jesus|answered and said|unto them, I will also|ask of you one|question, and answer|me, and I will tell you|by what authority I do|these things.|11:30 The baptism of|John, was it from|heaven, or of men?|answer me.
R	T11:31 And they|reasoned with|themselves, saying, If|we shall say, From|heaven; he will say,|Why then did ye not|believe him?|11:32 But if we shall|say, Of men; they|feared the people:|for all men counted|John, that he was a|prophet indeed.|11:33 And they
R	Tanswered and said|unto Jesus, We cannot|tell. And Jesus|answering saith unto|them, Neither do I tell|you by what authority|I do these things.||12:1 And he began to|speak unto them by|parables. A certain|man planted a|vineyard, and set an|hedge about it, and
R	Tdigged a place for the|winefat, and built a|tower, and let it out to|husbandmen, and went|into a far country.|12:2 And at the|season he sent to the|husbandmen a|servant, that he might|receive from the|husbandmen of the|fruit of the vineyard.|12:3 And they caught|him, and beat him, and
R	Tsent him away empty.|12:4 And again he sent|unto them another|servant; and at him|they cast stones, and|wounded him in the|head, and sent him|away shamefully|handled.|12:5 And again he sent|another; and him they|killed, and many|others; beating some,|and killing some.
R	T12:6 Having yet|therefore one son,|his wellbeloved, he|sent him also last unto|them, saying, They will|reverence my son.|12:7 But those|husbandmen said|among themselves,|This is the heir; come,|let us kill him, and the|inheritance shall be|ours.|12:8 And they took him,
R	Tand killed him, and|cast him out of the|vineyard.|12:9 What shall|therefore the lord of|the vineyard do? he|will come and destroy|the husbandmen, and|will give the vineyard|unto others.|12:10 And have ye not|read this scripture;|The stone which the|builders rejected is
R	Tbecome the head of|the corner:|12:11 This was the|Lord's doing, and it is|marvellous in our|eyes?|12:12 And they sought|to lay hold on him, but|feared the people:|for they knew that he|had spoken the|parable against them:|and they left him, and|went their way.
R	T12:13 And they send|unto him certain of|the Pharisees and of|the Herodians, to|catch him in his words.|12:14 And when they|were come, they say|unto him, Master, we|know that thou art|true, and carest for|no man: for thou|regardest not the|person of men, but|teachest the way of
R	TGod in truth: Is it|lawful to give tribute|to Caesar, or not?|12:15 Shall we give, or|shall we not give? But|he, knowing their|hypocrisy, said unto|them, Why tempt ye me?|bring me a penny, that|I may see it.|12:16 And they|brought it. And he|saith unto them, Whose|is this image and
R	Tsuperscription? And|they said unto him,|Caesar's.|12:17 And Jesus|answering said unto|them, Render to|Caesar the things that|are Caesar's, and to|God the things that|are God's. And they|marvelled at him.|12:18 Then come unto|him the Sadducees,|which say there is no
R	Tresurrection; and|they asked him, saying,|12:19 Master, Moses|wrote unto us, If a|man's brother die, and|leave his wife behind|him, and leave no|children, that his|brother should take|his wife, and raise up|seed unto his brother.|12:20 Now there were|seven brethren: and|the first took a wife,
R	Tand dying left no|seed.|12:21 And the second|took her, and died,|neither left he any|seed: and the third|likewise.|12:22 And the seven|had her, and left no|seed: last of all the|woman died also.|12:23 In the|resurrection|therefore, when they
R	Tshall rise, whose wife|shall she be of them?|for the seven had|her to wife.|12:24 And Jesus|answering said unto|them, Do ye not|therefore err,|because ye know not|the scriptures,|neither the power of|God?|12:25 For when they|shall rise from the
R	Tdead, they neither|marry, nor are given|in marriage; but are|as the angels which|are in heaven.|12:26 And as touching|the dead, that they|rise: have ye not read|in the book of Moses,|how in the bush God|spake unto him, saying,|I am the God of|Abraham, and the God|of Isaac, and the God
R	Tof Jacob?|12:27 He is not the|God of the dead, but|the God of the living:|ye therefore do|greatly err.|12:28 And one of the|scribes came, and|having heard them|reasoning together,|and perceiving that he|had answered them|well, asked him, Which|is the first
R	Tcommandment of all?|12:29 And Jesus|answered him, The|first of all the|commandments is, Hear,|O Israel; The Lord|our God is one Lord:|12:30 And thou shalt|love the Lord thy God|with all thy heart, and|with all thy soul, and|with all thy mind, and|with all thy strength:|this is the first
R	Tcommandment.|12:31 And the second|is like, namely this,|Thou shalt love thy|neighbour as thyself.|There is none other|commandment greater|than these.|12:32 And the scribe|said unto him, Well,|Master, thou hast said|the truth: for there is|one God; and there is|none other but he:
R	T12:33 And to love him|with all the heart, and|with all the|understanding, and|with all the soul, and|with all the strength,|and to love his|neighbour as himself,|is more than all whole|burnt offerings and|sacrifices.|12:34 And when Jesus|saw that he answered|discreetly, he said
R	Tunto him, Thou art not|far from the kingdom|of God. And no man|after that durst ask|him any question.|12:35 And Jesus|answered and said,|while he taught in the|temple, How say the|scribes that Christ is|the son of David?|12:36 For David|himself said by the|Holy Ghost, The LORD
R	Tsaid to my Lord, Sit|thou on my right hand,|till I make thine|enemies thy footstool.|12:37 David therefore|himself calleth him|Lord; and whence is|he then his son? And|the common people|heard him gladly.|12:38 And he said unto|them in his doctrine,|Beware of the|scribes, which love to
R	Tgo in long clothing,|and love salutations in|the marketplaces,|12:39 And the chief|seats in the|synagogues, and the|uppermost rooms at|feasts:|12:40 Which devour|widows' houses, and|for a pretence make|long prayers: these|shall receive greater|damnation.
R	T12:41 And Jesus sat|over against the|treasury, and beheld|how the people cast|money into the|treasury: and many|that were rich cast in|much.|12:42 And there came|a certain poor widow,|and she threw in two|mites, which make a|farthing.|12:43 And he called
R	Tunto him his disciples,|and saith unto them,|Verily I say unto you,|That this poor widow|hath cast more in,|than all they which|have cast into the|treasury:|12:44 For all they did|cast in of their|abundance; but she of|her want did cast in|all that she had, even|all her living.
R	T13:1 And as he went|out of the temple, one|of his disciples saith|unto him, Master, see|what manner of|stones and what|buildings are here!|13:2 And Jesus|answering said unto|him, Seest thou these|great buildings? there|shall not be left one|stone upon another,|that shall not be
R	Tthrown down.|13:3 And as he sat|upon the mount of|Olives over against|the temple, Peter and|James and John and|Andrew asked him|privately,|13:4 Tell us, when|shall these things be?|and what shall be the|sign when all these|things shall be|fulfilled?
R	T13:5 And Jesus|answering them began|to say, Take heed lest|any man deceive you:|13:6 For many shall|come in my name,|saying, I am Christ;|and shall deceive|many.|13:7 And when ye shall|hear of wars and|rumours of wars, be|ye not troubled: for|such things must
R	Tneeds be; but the end|shall not be yet.|13:8 For nation shall|rise against nation,|and kingdom against|kingdom: and there|shall be earthquakes|in divers places, and|there shall be famines|and troubles: these|are the beginnings of|sorrows.|13:9 But take heed to|yourselves: for they
R	Tshall deliver you up|to councils; and in the|synagogues ye shall|be beaten: and ye|shall be brought|before rulers and|kings for my sake, for|a testimony against|them.|13:10 And the gospel|must first be|published among all|nations.|13:11 But when they
R	Tshall lead you, and|deliver you up, take|no thought|beforehand what ye|shall speak, neither|do ye premeditate: but|whatsoever shall be|given you in that hour,|that speak ye: for it is|not ye that speak, but|the Holy Ghost.|13:12 Now the brother|shall betray the|brother to death, and
R	Tthe father the son;|and children shall|rise up against their|parents, and shall|cause them to be put|to death.|13:13 And ye shall be|hated of all men for|my name's sake: but he|that shall endure unto|the end, the same|shall be saved.|13:14 But when ye|shall see the
R	Tabomination of|desolation, spoken of|by Daniel the prophet,|standing where it|ought not, (let him that|readeth understand,)|then let them that be|in Judaea flee to the|mountains:|13:15 And let him that|is on the housetop not|go down into the|house, neither enter|therein, to take any
R	Tthing out of his house:|13:16 And let him that|is in the field not turn|back again for to take|up his garment.|13:17 But woe to them|that are with child,|and to them that give|suck in those days!|13:18 And pray ye|that your flight be not|in the winter.|13:19 For in those|days shall be
R	Taffliction, such as was|not from the beginning|of the creation which|God created unto this|time, neither shall be.|13:20 And except that|the Lord had|shortened those days,|no flesh should be|saved: but for the|elect's sake, whom he|hath chosen, he hath|shortened the days.|13:21 And then if any
R	Tman shall say to you,|Lo, here is Christ; or,|lo, he is there; believe|him not:|13:22 For false|Christs and false|prophets shall rise,|and shall shew signs|and wonders, to|seduce, if it were|possible, even the|elect.|13:23 But take ye|heed: behold, I have
R	Tforetold you all|things.|13:24 But in those|days, after that|tribulation, the sun|shall be darkened,|and the moon shall not|give her light,|13:25 And the stars|of heaven shall fall,|and the powers that|are in heaven shall be|shaken.|13:26 And then shall
R	Tthey see the Son of|man coming in the|clouds with great|power and glory.|13:27 And then shall|he send his angels,|and shall gather|together his elect|from the four winds,|from the uttermost|part of the earth to|the uttermost part of|heaven.|13:28 Now learn a
R	Tparable of the fig|tree; When her branch|is yet tender, and|putteth forth leaves,|ye know that summer|is near:|13:29 So ye in like|manner, when ye shall|see these things come|to pass, know that it is|nigh, even at the|doors.|13:30 Verily I say|unto you, that this
R	Tgeneration shall not|pass, till all these|things be done.|13:31 Heaven and|earth shall pass away:|but my words shall not|pass away.|13:32 But of that day|and that hour knoweth|no man, no, not the|angels which are in|heaven, neither the|Son, but the Father.|13:33 Take ye heed,
R	Twatch and pray: for|ye know not when the|time is.|13:34 For the Son of|Man is as a man taking|a far journey, who|left his house, and|gave authority to his|servants, and to|every man his work,|and commanded the|porter to watch.|13:35 Watch ye|therefore: for ye
R	Tknow not when the|master of the house|cometh, at even, or at|midnight, or at the|cockcrowing, or in the|morning:|13:36 Lest coming|suddenly he find you|sleeping.|13:37 And what I say|unto you I say unto|all, Watch.||14:1 After two days
R	Twas the feast of the|passover, and of|unleavened bread:|and the chief priests|and the scribes|sought how they might|take him by craft, and|put him to death.|14:2 But they said, Not|on the feast day, lest|there be an uproar|of the people.|14:3 And being in|Bethany in the house
R	Tof Simon the leper, as|he sat at meat, there|came a woman having|an alabaster box of|ointment of spikenard|very precious; and|she brake the box,|and poured it on his|head.|14:4 And there were|some that had|indignation within|themselves, and said,|Why was this waste of
R	Tthe ointment made?|14:5 For it might have|been sold for more|than three hundred|pence, and have been|given to the poor. And|they murmured against|her.|14:6 And Jesus said,|Let her alone; why|trouble ye her? she|hath wrought a good|work on me.|14:7 For ye have the
R	Tpoor with you always,|and whensoever ye|will ye may do them|good: but me ye have|not always.|14:8 She hath done|what she could: she is|come aforehand to|anoint my body to the|burying.|14:9 Verily I say unto|you, Wheresoever this|gospel shall be|preached throughout
R	Tthe whole world, this|also that she hath|done shall be spoken|of for a memorial of|her.|14:10 And Judas|Iscariot, one of the|twelve, went unto the|chief priests, to|betray him unto them.|14:11 And when they|heard it, they were|glad, and promised to|give him money. And he
R	Tsought how he might|conveniently betray|him.|14:12 And the first|day of unleavened|bread, when they|killed the passover,|his disciples said unto|him, Where wilt thou|that we go and|prepare that thou|mayest eat the|passover?|14:13 And he sendeth
R	Tforth two of his|disciples, and saith|unto them, Go ye into|the city, and there|shall meet you a man|bearing a pitcher of|water: follow him.|14:14 And|wheresoever he shall|go in, say ye to the|goodman of the house,|The Master saith,|Where is the|guestchamber, where I
R	Tshall eat the|passover with my|disciples?|14:15 And he will shew|you a large upper|room furnished and|prepared: there make|ready for us.|14:16 And his disciples|went forth, and came|into the city, and|found as he had said|unto them: and they|made ready the
R	Tpassover.|14:17 And in the|evening he cometh with|the twelve.|14:18 And as they sat|and did eat, Jesus|said, Verily I say unto|you, One of you which|eateth with me shall|betray me.|14:19 And they began|to be sorrowful, and|to say unto him one by|one, Is it I? and
R	Tanother said, Is it I?|14:20 And he|answered and said|unto them, It is one of|the twelve, that|dippeth with me in the|dish.|14:21 The Son of man|indeed goeth, as it is|written of him: but woe|to that man by whom|the Son of man is|betrayed! good were it|for that man if he had
R	Tnever been born.|14:22 And as they did|eat, Jesus took bread,|and blessed, and|brake it, and gave to|them, and said, Take,|eat: this is my body.|14:23 And he took the|cup, and when he had|given thanks, he gave|it to them: and they all|drank of it.|14:24 And he said unto|them, This is my blood
R	Tof the new testament,|which is shed for|many.|14:25 Verily I say|unto you, I will drink|no more of the fruit|of the vine, until that|day that I drink it new|in the kingdom of God.|14:26 And when they|had sung an hymn,|they went out into the|mount of Olives.|14:27 And Jesus saith
R	Tunto them, All ye shall|be offended because|of me this night: for it|is written, I will smite|the shepherd, and the|sheep shall be|scattered.|14:28 But after that I|am risen, I will go|before you into|Galilee.|14:29 But Peter said|unto him, Although all|shall be offended, yet
R	Twill not I.|14:30 And Jesus saith|unto him, Verily I say|unto thee, That this|day, even in this night,|before the cock crow|twice, thou shalt deny|me thrice.|14:31 But he spake|the more vehemently,|If I should die with|thee, I will not deny|thee in any wise.|Likewise also said they
R	Tall.|14:32 And they came|to a place which was|named Gethsemane:|and he saith to his|disciples, Sit ye here,|while I shall pray.|14:33 And he taketh|with him Peter and|James and John, and|began to be sore|amazed, and to be|very heavy;|14:34 And saith unto
R	Tthem, My soul is|exceeding sorrowful|unto death: tarry ye|here, and watch.|14:35 And he went|forward a little, and|fell on the ground,|and prayed that, if it|were possible, the|hour might pass from|him.|14:36 And he said,|Abba, Father, all|things are possible
R	Tunto thee; take away|this cup from me:|nevertheless not what|I will, but what thou|wilt.|14:37 And he cometh,|and findeth them|sleeping, and saith|unto Peter, Simon,|sleepest thou?|couldest not thou|watch one hour?|14:38 Watch ye and|pray, lest ye enter
R	Tinto temptation. The|spirit truly is ready,|but the flesh is weak.|14:39 And again he|went away, and|prayed, and spake the|same words.|14:40 And when he|returned, he found|them asleep again,|(for their eyes were|heavy,) neither wist|they what to answer|him.
R	T14:41 And he cometh|the third time, and|saith unto them, Sleep|on now, and take your|rest: it is enough, the|hour is come; behold,|the Son of man is|betrayed into the|hands of sinners.|14:42 Rise up, let us|go; lo, he that|betrayeth me is at|hand.|14:43 And immediately,
R	Twhile he yet spake,|cometh Judas, one of|the twelve, and with|him a great multitude|with swords and|staves, from the chief|priests and the|scribes and the|elders.|14:44 And he that|betrayed him had|given them a token,|saying, Whomsoever I|shall kiss, that same is
R	The; take him, and lead|him away safely.|14:45 And as soon as|he was come, he goeth|straightway to him, and|saith, Master, master;|and kissed him.|14:46 And they laid|their hands on him,|and took him.|14:47 And one of them|that stood by drew a|sword, and smote a|servant of the high
R	Tpriest, and cut off his|ear.|14:48 And Jesus|answered and said|unto them, Are ye|come out, as against a|thief, with swords and|with staves to take|me?|14:49 I was daily with|you in the temple|teaching, and ye took|me not: but the|scriptures must be
R	Tfulfilled.|14:50 And they all|forsook him, and fled.|14:51 And there|followed him a certain|young man, having a|linen cloth cast about|his naked body; and|the young men laid|hold on him:|14:52 And he left the|linen cloth, and fled|from them naked.|14:53 And they led
R	TJesus away to the|high priest: and with|him were assembled all|the chief priests and|the elders and the|scribes.|14:54 And Peter|followed him afar off,|even into the palace|of the high priest: and|he sat with the|servants, and warmed|himself at the fire.|14:55 And the chief
R	Tpriests and all the|council sought for|witness against Jesus|to put him to death;|and found none.|14:56 For many bare|false witness against|him, but their witness|agreed not together.|14:57 And there arose|certain, and bare|false witness against|him, saying,|14:58 We heard him
R	Tsay, I will destroy this|temple that is made|with hands, and within|three days I will build|another made without|hands.|14:59 But neither so|did their witness|agree together.|14:60 And the high|priest stood up in the|midst, and asked|Jesus, saying,|Answerest thou
R	Tnothing? what is it|which these witness|against thee?|14:61 But he held his|peace, and answered|nothing. Again the high|priest asked him, and|said unto him, Art thou|the Christ, the Son of|the Blessed?|14:62 And Jesus said,|I am: and ye shall see|the Son of man sitting|on the right hand of
R	Tpower, and coming in|the clouds of heaven.|14:63 Then the high|priest rent his|clothes, and saith,|What need we any|further witnesses?|14:64 Ye have heard|the blasphemy: what|think ye? And they all|condemned him to be|guilty of death.|14:65 And some began|to spit on him, and to
R	Tcover his face, and to|buffet him, and to say|unto him, Prophesy:|and the servants did|strike him with the|palms of their hands.|14:66 And as Peter|was beneath in the|palace, there cometh|one of the maids of|the high priest:|14:67 And when she|saw Peter warming|himself, she looked
R	Tupon him, and said, And|thou also wast with|Jesus of Nazareth.|14:68 But he denied,|saying, I know not,|neither understand I|what thou sayest. And|he went out into the|porch; and the cock|crew.|14:69 And a maid saw|him again, and began|to say to them that|stood by, This is one
R	Tof them.|14:70 And he denied it|again. And a little|after, they that stood|by said again to Peter,|Surely thou art one|of them: for thou art|a Galilaean, and thy|speech agreeth|thereto.|14:71 But he began to|curse and to swear,|saying, I know not this|man of whom ye speak.
R	T14:72 And the second|time the cock crew.|And Peter called to|mind the word that|Jesus said unto him,|Before the cock crow|twice, thou shalt deny|me thrice. And when he|thought thereon, he|wept.||15:1 And straightway|in the morning the|chief priests held a
R	Tconsultation with the|elders and scribes|and the whole council,|and bound Jesus, and|carried him away, and|delivered him to Pilate.|15:2 And Pilate asked|him, Art thou the King|of the Jews? And he|answering said unto|them, Thou sayest it.|15:3 And the chief|priests accused him|of many things: but he
R	Tanswered nothing.|15:4 And Pilate asked|him again, saying,|Answerest thou|nothing? behold how|many things they|witness against thee.|15:5 But Jesus yet|answered nothing; so|that Pilate marvelled.|15:6 Now at that feast|he released unto them|one prisoner,|whomsoever they
R	Tdesired.|15:7 And there was|one named Barabbas,|which lay bound with|them that had made|insurrection with him,|who had committed|murder in the|insurrection.|15:8 And the multitude|crying aloud began to|desire him to do as he|had ever done unto|them.
R	T15:9 But Pilate|answered them, saying,|Will ye that I release|unto you the King of|the Jews?|15:10 For he knew|that the chief priests|had delivered him for|envy.|15:11 But the chief|priests moved the|people, that he should|rather release|Barabbas unto them.
R	T15:12 And Pilate|answered and said|again unto them, What|will ye then that I|shall do unto him whom|ye call the King of the|Jews?|15:13 And they cried|out again, Crucify him.|15:14 Then Pilate said|unto them, Why, what|evil hath he done?|And they cried out the|more exceedingly,
R	TCrucify him.|15:15 And so Pilate,|willing to content the|people, released|Barabbas unto them,|and delivered Jesus,|when he had scourged|him, to be crucified.|15:16 And the soldiers|led him away into the|hall, called Praetorium;|and they call together|the whole band.|15:17 And they
R	Tclothed him with|purple, and platted a|crown of thorns, and|put it about his head,|15:18 And began to|salute him, Hail, King of|the Jews!|15:19 And they smote|him on the head with a|reed, and did spit|upon him, and bowing|their knees|worshipped him.|15:20 And when they
R	Thad mocked him, they|took off the purple|from him, and put his|own clothes on him,|and led him out to|crucify him.|15:21 And they compel|one Simon a Cyrenian,|who passed by, coming|out of the country,|the father of|Alexander and Rufus,|to bear his cross.|15:22 And they bring
R	Thim unto the place|Golgotha, which is,|being interpreted, The|place of a skull.|15:23 And they gave|him to drink wine|mingled with myrrh: but|he received it not.|15:24 And when they|had crucified him, they|parted his garments,|casting lots upon|them, what every man|should take.
R	T15:25 And it was the|third hour, and they|crucified him.|15:26 And the|superscription of his|accusation was written|over, THE KING OF THE|JEWS.|15:27 And with him they|crucify two thieves;|the one on his right|hand, and the other|on his left.|15:28 And the
R	Tscripture was|fulfilled, which saith,|And he was numbered|with the|transgressors.|15:29 And they that|passed by railed on|him, wagging their|heads, and saying, Ah,|thou that destroyest|the temple, and|buildest it in three|days,|15:30 Save thyself,
R	Tand come down from|the cross.|15:31 Likewise also the|chief priests mocking|said among themselves|with the scribes, He|saved others; himself|he cannot save.|15:32 Let Christ the|King of Israel|descend now from the|cross, that we may|see and believe. And|they that were
R	Tcrucified with him|reviled him.|15:33 And when the|sixth hour was come,|there was darkness|over the whole land|until the ninth hour.|15:34 And at the ninth|hour Jesus cried with|a loud voice, saying,|Eloi, Eloi, lama|sabachthani? which is,|being interpreted, My|God, my God, why hast
R	Tthou forsaken me?|15:35 And some of|them that stood by,|when they heard it,|said, Behold, he|calleth Elias.|15:36 And one ran and|filled a spunge full of|vinegar, and put it on|a reed, and gave him|to drink, saying, Let|alone; let us see|whether Elias will come|to take him down.
R	T15:37 And Jesus cried|with a loud voice, and|gave up the ghost.|15:38 And the veil of|the temple was rent in|twain from the top to|the bottom.|15:39 And when the|centurion, which stood|over against him, saw|that he so cried out,|and gave up the|ghost, he said, Truly|this man was the Son
R	Tof God.|15:40 There were also|women looking on afar|off: among whom was|Mary Magdalene, and|Mary the mother of|James the less and of|Joses, and Salome;|15:41 (Who also, when|he was in Galilee,|followed him, and|ministered unto him;)|and many other women|which came up with him
R	Tunto Jerusalem.|15:42 And now when|the even was come,|because it was the|preparation, that is,|the day before the|sabbath,|15:43 Joseph of|Arimathaea, an|honourable|counsellor, which also|waited for the kingdom|of God, came, and went|in boldly unto Pilate,
R	Tand craved the body|of Jesus.|15:44 And Pilate|marvelled if he were|already dead: and|calling unto him the|centurion, he asked|him whether he had|been any while dead.|15:45 And when he|knew it of the|centurion, he gave the|body to Joseph.|15:46 And he bought
R	Tfine linen, and took him|down, and wrapped him|in the linen, and laid|him in a sepulchre|which was hewn out of|a rock, and rolled a|stone unto the door|of the sepulchre.|15:47 And Mary|Magdalene and Mary|the mother of Joses|beheld where he was|laid.|
R	T16:1 And when the|sabbath was past,|Mary Magdalene, and|Mary the mother of|James, and Salome,|had bought sweet|spices, that they might|come and anoint him.|16:2 And very early in|the morning the first|day of the week, they|came unto the|sepulchre at the|rising of the sun.
R	T16:3 And they said|among themselves, Who|shall roll us away the|stone from the door|of the sepulchre?|16:4 And when they|looked, they saw that|the stone was rolled|away: for it was very|great.|16:5 And entering into|the sepulchre, they|saw a young man|sitting on the right
R	Tside, clothed in a long|white garment; and|they were affrighted.|16:6 And he saith unto|them, Be not|affrighted: Ye seek|Jesus of Nazareth,|which was crucified:|he is risen; he is not|here: behold the place|where they laid him.|16:7 But go your way,|tell his disciples and|Peter that he goeth
R	Tbefore you into|Galilee: there shall ye|see him, as he said|unto you.|16:8 And they went out|quickly, and fled from|the sepulchre; for|they trembled and|were amazed: neither|said they any thing to|any man; for they|were afraid.|16:9 Now when Jesus|was risen early the
R	Tfirst day of the week,|he appeared first to|Mary Magdalene, out|of whom he had cast|seven devils.|16:10 And she went|and told them that had|been with him, as they|mourned and wept.|16:11 And they, when|they had heard that|he was alive, and had|been seen of her,|believed not.
R	T16:12 After that he|appeared in another|form unto two of them,|as they walked, and|went into the country.|16:13 And they went|and told it unto the|residue: neither|believed they them.|16:14 Afterward he|appeared unto the|eleven as they sat at|meat, and upbraided|them with their
R	Tunbelief and hardness|of heart, because|they believed not them|which had seen him|after he was risen.|16:15 And he said unto|them, Go ye into all the|world, and preach the|gospel to every|creature.|16:16 He that|believeth and is|baptized shall be|saved; but he that
R	Tbelieveth not shall be|damned.|16:17 And these signs|shall follow them that|believe; In my name|shall they cast out|devils; they shall|speak with new|tongues;|16:18 They shall take|up serpents; and if|they drink any deadly|thing, it shall not hurt|them; they shall lay
R	Thands on the sick, and|they shall recover.|16:19 So then after|the Lord had spoken|unto them, he was|received up into|heaven, and sat on|the right hand of God.|16:20 And they went|forth, and preached|every where, the Lord|working with them, and|confirming the word|with signs following.
R	TAmen.
R	K2;The Gospel|According to Saint|Luke	T||1:1 Forasmuch as|many have taken in|hand to set forth in|order a declaration|of those things which|are most surely|believed among us,|1:2 Even as they|delivered them unto|us, which from the
R	Tbeginning were|eyewitnesses, and|ministers of the word;|1:3 It seemed good to|me also, having had|perfect|understanding of all|things from the very|first, to write unto|thee in order, most|excellent Theophilus,|1:4 That thou mightest|know the certainty of|those things, wherein
R	Tthou hast been|instructed.|1:5 THERE was in the|days of Herod, the|king of Judaea, a|certain priest named|Zacharias, of the|course of Abia: and|his wife was of the|daughters of Aaron,|and her name was|Elisabeth.|1:6 And they were|both righteous before
R	TGod, walking in all the|commandments and|ordinances of the|Lord blameless.|1:7 And they had no|child, because that|Elisabeth was barren,|and they both were|now well stricken in|years.|1:8 And it came to|pass, that while he|executed the priest's|office before God in
R	Tthe order of his|course,|1:9 According to the|custom of the priest's|office, his lot was to|burn incense when he|went into the temple of|the Lord.|1:10 And the whole|multitude of the|people were praying|without at the time of|incense.|1:11 And there
R	Tappeared unto him an|angel of the Lord|standing on the right|side of the altar of|incense.|1:12 And when|Zacharias saw him, he|was troubled, and|fear fell upon him.|1:13 But the angel|said unto him, Fear|not, Zacharias: for|thy prayer is heard;|and thy wife Elisabeth
R	Tshall bear thee a son,|and thou shalt call his|name John.|1:14 And thou shalt|have joy and|gladness; and many|shall rejoice at his|birth.|1:15 For he shall be|great in the sight of|the Lord, and shall|drink neither wine nor|strong drink; and he|shall be filled with the
R	THoly Ghost, even from|his mother's womb.|1:16 And many of the|children of Israel|shall he turn to the|Lord their God.|1:17 And he shall go|before him in the|spirit and power of|Elias, to turn the|hearts of the fathers|to the children, and|the disobedient to the|wisdom of the just; to
R	Tmake ready a people|prepared for the|Lord.|1:18 And Zacharias|said unto the angel,|Whereby shall I know|this? for I am an old|man, and my wife well|stricken in years.|1:19 And the angel|answering said unto|him, I am Gabriel, that|stand in the presence|of God; and am sent to
R	Tspeak unto thee, and|to shew thee these|glad tidings.|1:20 And, behold, thou|shalt be dumb, and not|able to speak, until|the day that these|things shall be|performed, because|thou believest not my|words, which shall be|fulfilled in their|season.|1:21 And the people
R	Twaited for Zacharias,|and marvelled that he|tarried so long in the|temple.|1:22 And when he came|out, he could not|speak unto them: and|they perceived that|he had seen a vision|in the temple: for he|beckoned unto them,|and remained|speechless.|1:23 And it came to
R	Tpass, that, as soon as|the days of his|ministration were|accomplished, he|departed to his own|house.|1:24 And after those|days his wife Elisabeth|conceived, and hid|herself five months,|saying,|1:25 Thus hath the|Lord dealt with me in|the days wherein he
R	Tlooked on me, to take|away my reproach|among men.|1:26 And in the sixth|month the angel|Gabriel was sent from|God unto a city of|Galilee, named|Nazareth,|1:27 To a virgin|espoused to a man|whose name was|Joseph, of the house|of David; and the
R	Tvirgin's name was|Mary.|1:28 And the angel|came in unto her, and|said, Hail, thou that|art highly favoured,|the Lord is with thee:|blessed art thou|among women.|1:29 And when she saw|him, she was troubled|at his saying, and cast|in her mind what|manner of salutation
R	Tthis should be.|1:30 And the angel|said unto her, Fear|not, Mary: for thou|hast found favour|with God.|1:31 And, behold, thou|shalt conceive in thy|womb, and bring forth|a son, and shalt call|his name JESUS.|1:32 He shall be great,|and shall be called|the Son of the
R	THighest: and the Lord|God shall give unto him|the throne of his|father David:|1:33 And he shall|reign over the house|of Jacob for ever;|and of his kingdom|there shall be no end.|1:34 Then said Mary|unto the angel, How|shall this be, seeing I|know not a man?|1:35 And the angel
R	Tanswered and said|unto her, The Holy|Ghost shall come upon|thee, and the power|of the Highest shall|overshadow thee:|therefore also that|holy thing which shall|be born of thee shall|be called the Son of|God.|1:36 And, behold, thy|cousin Elisabeth, she|hath also conceived a
R	Tson in her old age:|and this is the sixth|month with her, who|was called barren.|1:37 For with God|nothing shall be|impossible.|1:38 And Mary said,|Behold the handmaid|of the Lord; be it unto|me according to thy|word. And the angel|departed from her.|1:39 And Mary arose
R	Tin those days, and|went into the hill|country with haste,|into a city of Juda;|1:40 And entered into|the house of|Zacharias, and|saluted Elisabeth.|1:41 And it came to|pass, that, when|Elisabeth heard the|salutation of Mary, the|babe leaped in her|womb; and Elisabeth
R	Twas filled with the Holy|Ghost:|1:42 And she spake|out with a loud voice,|and said, Blessed art|thou among women, and|blessed is the fruit of|thy womb.|1:43 And whence is|this to me, that the|mother of my Lord|should come to me?|1:44 For, lo, as soon|as the voice of thy
R	Tsalutation sounded in|mine ears, the babe|leaped in my womb for|joy.|1:45 And blessed is|she that believed: for|there shall be a|performance of those|things which were told|her from the Lord.|1:46 And Mary said, My|soul doth magnify the|Lord,|1:47 And my spirit hath
R	Trejoiced in God my|Saviour.|1:48 For he hath|regarded the low|estate of his|handmaiden: for,|behold, from|henceforth all|generations shall call|me blessed.|1:49 For he that is|mighty hath done to me|great things; and holy|is his name.
R	T1:50 And his mercy is|on them that fear him|from generation to|generation.|1:51 He hath shewed|strength with his arm;|he hath scattered the|proud in the|imagination of their|hearts.|1:52 He hath put down|the mighty from their|seats, and exalted|them of low degree.
R	T1:53 He hath filled the|hungry with good|things; and the rich he|hath sent empty away.|1:54 He hath holpen|his servant Israel, in|remembrance of his|mercy;|1:55 As he spake to|our fathers, to|Abraham, and to his|seed for ever.|1:56 And Mary abode|with her about three
R	Tmonths, and returned|to her own house.|1:57 Now Elisabeth's|full time came that she|should be delivered;|and she brought|forth a son.|1:58 And her|neighbours and her|cousins heard how the|Lord had shewed|great mercy upon her;|and they rejoiced with|her.
R	T1:59 And it came to|pass, that on the|eighth day they came|to circumcise the|child; and they called|him Zacharias, after|the name of his|father.|1:60 And his mother|answered and said,|Not so; but he shall be|called John.|1:61 And they said|unto her, There is
R	Tnone of thy kindred|that is called by this|name.|1:62 And they made|signs to his father,|how he would have him|called.|1:63 And he asked for|a writing table, and|wrote, saying, His name|is John. And they|marvelled all.|1:64 And his mouth was|opened immediately,
R	Tand his tongue loosed,|and he spake, and|praised God.|1:65 And fear came on|all that dwelt round|about them: and all|these sayings were|noised abroad|throughout all the hill|country of Judaea.|1:66 And all they that|heard them laid them|up in their hearts,|saying, What manner
R	Tof child shall this be!|And the hand of the|Lord was with him.|1:67 And his father|Zacharias was filled|with the Holy Ghost,|and prophesied,|saying,|1:68 Blessed be the|Lord God of Israel;|for he hath visited|and redeemed his|people,|1:69 And hath raised
R	Tup an horn of|salvation for us in the|house of his servant|David;|1:70 As he spake by|the mouth of his holy|prophets, which have|been since the world|began:|1:71 That we should|be saved from our|enemies, and from the|hand of all that hate|us;
R	T1:72 To perform the|mercy promised to our|fathers, and to|remember his holy|covenant;|1:73 The oath which he|sware to our father|Abraham,|1:74 That he would|grant unto us, that we|being delivered out of|the hand of our|enemies might serve|him without fear,
R	T1:75 In holiness and|righteousness before|him, all the days of|our life.|1:76 And thou, child,|shalt be called the|prophet of the|Highest: for thou shalt|go before the face of|the Lord to prepare|his ways;|1:77 To give knowledge|of salvation unto his|people by the
R	Tremission of their|sins,|1:78 Through the|tender mercy of our|God; whereby the|dayspring from on|high hath visited us,|1:79 To give light to|them that sit in|darkness and in the|shadow of death, to|guide our feet into|the way of peace.|1:80 And the child
R	Tgrew, and waxed|strong in spirit, and|was in the deserts till|the day of his shewing|unto Israel.||2:1 And it came to|pass in those days,|that there went out a|decree from Caesar|Augustus that all the|world should be taxed.|2:2 (And this taxing|was first made when
R	TCyrenius was|governor of Syria.)|2:3 And all went to be|taxed, every one into|his own city.|2:4 And Joseph also|went up from Galilee,|out of the city of|Nazareth, into Judaea,|unto the city of David,|which is called|Bethlehem; (because|he was of the house|and lineage of David:)
R	T2:5 To be taxed with|Mary his espoused|wife, being great with|child.|2:6 And so it was, that,|while they were there,|the days were|accomplished that she|should be delivered.|2:7 And she brought|forth her firstborn|son, and wrapped him|in swaddling clothes,|and laid him in a
R	Tmanger; because|there was no room|for them in the inn.|2:8 And there were in|the same country|shepherds abiding in|the field, keeping|watch over their flock|by night.|2:9 And, lo, the angel|of the Lord came|upon them, and the|glory of the Lord|shone round about
R	Tthem: and they were|sore afraid.|2:10 And the angel|said unto them, Fear|not: for, behold, I|bring you good tidings|of great joy, which|shall be to all people.|2:11 For unto you is|born this day in the|city of David a|Saviour, which is|Christ the Lord.|2:12 And this shall be
R	Ta sign unto you; Ye|shall find the babe|wrapped in swaddling|clothes, lying in a|manger.|2:13 And suddenly|there was with the|angel a multitude of|the heavenly host|praising God, and|saying,|2:14 Glory to God in|the highest, and on|earth peace, good will
R	Ttoward men.|2:15 And it came to|pass, as the angels|were gone away from|them into heaven, the|shepherds said one to|another, Let us now|go even unto|Bethlehem, and see|this thing which is|come to pass, which|the Lord hath made|known unto us.|2:16 And they came
R	Twith haste, and found|Mary, and Joseph, and|the babe lying in a|manger.|2:17 And when they|had seen it, they made|known abroad the|saying which was told|them concerning this|child.|2:18 And all they that|heard it wondered at|those things which|were told them by the
R	Tshepherds.|2:19 But Mary kept all|these things, and|pondered them in her|heart.|2:20 And the|shepherds returned,|glorifying and praising|God for all the things|that they had heard|and seen, as it was|told unto them.|2:21 And when eight|days were
R	Taccomplished for the|circumcising of the|child, his name was|called JESUS, which|was so named of the|angel before he was|conceived in the womb.|2:22 And when the|days of her|purification according|to the law of Moses|were accomplished,|they brought him to|Jerusalem, to present
R	Thim to the Lord;|2:23 (As it is written in|the law of the LORD,|Every male that|openeth the womb|shall be called holy to|the Lord;)|2:24 And to offer a|sacrifice according to|that which is said in|the law of the Lord, A|pair of turtledoves,|or two young pigeons.|2:25 And, behold,
R	Tthere was a man in|Jerusalem, whose|name was Simeon; and|the same man was just|and devout, waiting|for the consolation of|Israel: and the Holy|Ghost was upon him.|2:26 And it was|revealed unto him by|the Holy Ghost, that|he should not see|death, before he had|seen the Lord's
R	TChrist.|2:27 And he came by|the Spirit into the|temple: and when the|parents brought in|the child Jesus, to do|for him after the|custom of the law,|2:28 Then took he him|up in his arms, and|blessed God, and said,|2:29 Lord, now lettest|thou thy servant|depart in peace,
R	Taccording to thy word:|2:30 For mine eyes|have seen thy|salvation,|2:31 Which thou hast|prepared before the|face of all people;|2:32 A light to lighten|the Gentiles, and the|glory of thy people|Israel.|2:33 And Joseph and|his mother marvelled|at those things which
R	Twere spoken of him.|2:34 And Simeon|blessed them, and said|unto Mary his mother,|Behold, this child is|set for the fall and|rising again of many in|Israel; and for a sign|which shall be spoken|against;|2:35 (Yea, a sword|shall pierce through|thy own soul also,)|that the thoughts of
R	Tmany hearts may be|revealed.|2:36 And there was|one Anna, a|prophetess, the|daughter of Phanuel,|of the tribe of Aser:|she was of a great|age, and had lived with|an husband seven|years from her|virginity;|2:37 And she was a|widow of about
R	Tfourscore and four|years, which departed|not from the temple,|but served God with|fastings and prayers|night and day.|2:38 And she coming in|that instant gave|thanks likewise unto|the Lord, and spake|of him to all them that|looked for redemption|in Jerusalem.|2:39 And when they
R	Thad performed all|things according to|the law of the Lord,|they returned into|Galilee, to their own|city Nazareth.|2:40 And the child|grew, and waxed|strong in spirit, filled|with wisdom: and the|grace of God was|upon him.|2:41 Now his parents|went to Jerusalem
R	Tevery year at the|feast of the|passover.|2:42 And when he was|twelve years old, they|went up to Jerusalem|after the custom of|the feast.|2:43 And when they|had fulfilled the days,|as they returned, the|child Jesus tarried|behind in Jerusalem;|and Joseph and his
R	Tmother knew not of it.|2:44 But they,|supposing him to have|been in the company,|went a day's journey;|and they sought him|among their kinsfolk|and acquaintance.|2:45 And when they|found him not, they|turned back again to|Jerusalem, seeking him.|2:46 And it came to|pass, that after three
R	Tdays they found him in|the temple, sitting in|the midst of the|doctors, both hearing|them, and asking them|questions.|2:47 And all that|heard him were|astonished at his|understanding and|answers.|2:48 And when they|saw him, they were|amazed: and his
R	Tmother said unto him,|Son, why hast thou|thus dealt with us?|behold, thy father and|I have sought thee|sorrowing.|2:49 And he said unto|them, How is it that ye|sought me? wist ye not|that I must be about|my Father's business?|2:50 And they|understood not the|saying which he spake
R	Tunto them.|2:51 And he went down|with them, and came to|Nazareth, and was|subject unto them: but|his mother kept all|these sayings in her|heart.|2:52 And Jesus|increased in wisdom|and stature, and in|favour with God and|man.|
R	T3:1 Now in the|fifteenth year of the|reign of Tiberius|Caesar, Pontius Pilate|being governor of|Judaea, and Herod|being tetrarch of|Galilee, and his|brother Philip|tetrarch of Ituraea|and of the region of|Trachonitis, and|Lysanias the tetrarch|of Abilene,
R	T3:2 Annas and|Caiaphas being the|high priests, the word|of God came unto|John the son of|Zacharias in the|wilderness.|3:3 And he came into|all the country about|Jordan, preaching the|baptism of repentance|for the remission of|sins;|3:4 As it is written in
R	Tthe book of the words|of Esaias the prophet,|saying, The voice of|one crying in the|wilderness, Prepare|ye the way of the|Lord, make his paths|straight.|3:5 Every valley shall|be filled, and every|mountain and hill shall|be brought low; and|the crooked shall be|made straight, and the
R	Trough ways shall be|made smooth;|3:6 And all flesh shall|see the salvation of|God.|3:7 Then said he to|the multitude that|came forth to be|baptized of him, O|generation of vipers,|who hath warned you|to flee from the wrath|to come?|3:8 Bring forth
R	Ttherefore fruits|worthy of repentance,|and begin not to say|within yourselves, We|have Abraham to our|father: for I say unto|you, That God is able|of these stones to|raise up children unto|Abraham.|3:9 And now also the|axe is laid unto the|root of the trees:|every tree therefore
R	Twhich bringeth not|forth good fruit is|hewn down, and cast|into the fire.|3:10 And the people|asked him, saying, What|shall we do then?|3:11 He answereth and|saith unto them, He|that hath two coats,|let him impart to him|that hath none; and he|that hath meat, let him|do likewise.
R	T3:12 Then came also|publicans to be|baptized, and said|unto him, Master, what|shall we do?|3:13 And he said unto|them, Exact no more|than that which is|appointed you.|3:14 And the soldiers|likewise demanded of|him, saying, And what|shall we do? And he|said unto them, Do
R	Tviolence to no man,|neither accuse any|falsely; and be|content with your|wages.|3:15 And as the|people were in|expectation, and all|men mused in their|hearts of John,|whether he were the|Christ, or not;|3:16 John answered,|saying unto them all, I
R	Tindeed baptize you|with water; but one|mightier than I cometh,|the latchet of whose|shoes I am not worthy|to unloose: he shall|baptize you with the|Holy Ghost and with|fire:|3:17 Whose fan is in|his hand, and he will|throughly purge his|floor, and will gather|the wheat into his
R	Tgarner; but the chaff|he will burn with fire|unquenchable.|3:18 And many other|things in his|exhortation preached|he unto the people.|3:19 But Herod the|tetrarch, being|reproved by him for|Herodias his brother|Philip's wife, and for|all the evils which|Herod had done,
R	T3:20 Added yet this|above all, that he shut|up John in prison.|3:21 Now when all the|people were baptized,|it came to pass, that|Jesus also being|baptized, and praying,|the heaven was|opened,|3:22 And the Holy|Ghost descended in a|bodily shape like a|dove upon him, and a
R	Tvoice came from|heaven, which said,|Thou art my beloved|Son; in thee I am well|pleased.|3:23 And Jesus himself|began to be about|thirty years of age,|being (as was|supposed) the son of|Joseph, which was the|son of Heli,|3:24 Which was the son|of Matthat, which was
R	Tthe son of Levi, which|was the son of Melchi,|which was the son of|Janna, which was the|son of Joseph,|3:25 Which was the son|of Mattathias, which|was the son of Amos,|which was the son of|Naum, which was the|son of Esli, which was|the son of Nagge,|3:26 Which was the son|of Maath, which was
R	Tthe son of Mattathias,|which was the son of|Semei, which was the|son of Joseph, which|was the son of Juda,|3:27 Which was the son|of Joanna, which was|the son of Rhesa,|which was the son of|Zorobabel, which was|the son of Salathiel,|which was the son of|Neri,|3:28 Which was the son
R	Tof Melchi, which was|the son of Addi, which|was the son of Cosam,|which was the son of|Elmodam, which was the|son of Er,|3:29 Which was the son|of Jose, which was the|son of Eliezer, which|was the son of Jorim,|which was the son of|Matthat, which was the|son of Levi,|3:30 Which was the son
R	Tof Simeon, which was|the son of Juda, which|was the son of|Joseph, which was the|son of Jonan, which|was the son of Eliakim,|3:31 Which was the son|of Melea, which was|the son of Menan,|which was the son of|Mattatha, which was|the son of Nathan,|which was the son of|David,
R	T3:32 Which was the son|of Jesse, which was|the son of Obed, which|was the son of Booz,|which was the son of|Salmon, which was the|son of Naasson,|3:33 Which was the son|of Aminadab, which was|the son of Aram, which|was the son of Esrom,|which was the son of|Phares, which was the|son of Juda,
R	T3:34 Which was the son|of Jacob, which was|the son of Isaac,|which was the son of|Abraham, which was|the son of Thara,|which was the son of|Nachor,|3:35 Which was the son|of Saruch, which was|the son of Ragau,|which was the son of|Phalec, which was the|son of Heber, which
R	Twas the son of Sala,|3:36 Which was the son|of Cainan, which was|the son of Arphaxad,|which was the son of|Sem, which was the son|of Noe, which was the|son of Lamech,|3:37 Which was the son|of Mathusala, which|was the son of Enoch,|which was the son of|Jared, which was the|son of Maleleel, which
R	Twas the son of Cainan,|3:38 Which was the son|of Enos, which was the|son of Seth, which was|the son of Adam, which|was the son of God.||4:1 And Jesus being|full of the Holy Ghost|returned from|Jordan, and was led|by the Spirit into the|wilderness,|4:2 Being forty days
R	Ttempted of the devil.|And in those days he|did eat nothing: and|when they were ended,|he afterward|hungered.|4:3 And the devil said|unto him, If thou be|the Son of God,|command this stone|that it be made bread.|4:4 And Jesus|answered him, saying,|It is written, That man
R	Tshall not live by|bread alone, but by|every word of God.|4:5 And the devil,|taking him up into an|high mountain, shewed|unto him all the|kingdoms of the world|in a moment of time.|4:6 And the devil said|unto him, All this power|will I give thee, and|the glory of them: for|that is delivered unto
R	Tme; and to whomsoever|I will I give it.|4:7 If thou therefore|wilt worship me, all|shall be thine.|4:8 And Jesus|answered and said|unto him, Get thee|behind me, Satan: for|it is written, Thou|shalt worship the|Lord thy God, and him|only shalt thou serve.|4:9 And he brought him
R	Tto Jerusalem, and set|him on a pinnacle of|the temple, and said|unto him, If thou be|the Son of God, cast|thyself down from|hence:|4:10 For it is written,|He shall give his|angels charge over|thee, to keep thee:|4:11 And in their|hands they shall bear|thee up, lest at any
R	Ttime thou dash thy|foot against a stone.|4:12 And Jesus|answering said unto|him, It is said, Thou|shalt not tempt the|Lord thy God.|4:13 And when the|devil had ended all|the temptation, he|departed from him for|a season.|4:14 And Jesus|returned in the power
R	Tof the Spirit into|Galilee: and there went|out a fame of him|through all the region|round about.|4:15 And he taught in|their synagogues,|being glorified of all.|4:16 And he came to|Nazareth, where he|had been brought up:|and, as his custom|was, he went into the|synagogue on the
R	Tsabbath day, and|stood up for to read.|4:17 And there was|delivered unto him the|book of the prophet|Esaias. And when he|had opened the book,|he found the place|where it was written,|4:18 The Spirit of the|Lord is upon me,|because he hath|anointed me to preach|the gospel to the
R	Tpoor; he hath sent me|to heal the|brokenhearted, to|preach deliverance to|the captives, and|recovering of sight to|the blind, to set at|liberty them that are|bruised,|4:19 To preach the|acceptable year of|the Lord.|4:20 And he closed|the book, and he gave
R	Tit again to the minister,|and sat down. And the|eyes of all them that|were in the synagogue|were fastened on him.|4:21 And he began to|say unto them, This|day is this scripture|fulfilled in your ears.|4:22 And all bare him|witness, and wondered|at the gracious words|which proceeded out|of his mouth. And they
R	Tsaid, Is not this|Joseph's son?|4:23 And he said unto|them, Ye will surely|say unto me this|proverb, Physician,|heal thyself:|whatsoever we have|heard done in|Capernaum, do also|here in thy country.|4:24 And he said,|Verily I say unto you,|No prophet is
R	Taccepted in his own|country.|4:25 But I tell you of|a truth, many widows|were in Israel in the|days of Elias, when|the heaven was shut|up three years and|six months, when great|famine was throughout|all the land;|4:26 But unto none of|them was Elias sent,|save unto Sarepta, a
R	Tcity of Sidon, unto a|woman that was a|widow.|4:27 And many lepers|were in Israel in the|time of Eliseus the|prophet; and none of|them was cleansed,|saving Naaman the|Syrian.|4:28 And all they in|the synagogue, when|they heard these|things, were filled with
R	Twrath,|4:29 And rose up, and|thrust him out of the|city, and led him unto|the brow of the hill|whereon their city was|built, that they might|cast him down|headlong.|4:30 But he passing|through the midst of|them went his way,|4:31 And came down to|Capernaum, a city of
R	TGalilee, and taught|them on the sabbath|days.|4:32 And they were|astonished at his|doctrine: for his word|was with power.|4:33 And in the|synagogue there was|a man, which had a|spirit of an unclean|devil, and cried out|with a loud voice,|4:34 Saying, Let us
R	Talone; what have we to|do with thee, thou|Jesus of Nazareth?|art thou come to|destroy us? I know|thee who thou art; the|Holy One of God.|4:35 And Jesus|rebuked him, saying,|Hold thy peace, and|come out of him. And|when the devil had|thrown him in the midst,|he came out of him,
R	Tand hurt him not.|4:36 And they were all|amazed, and spake|among themselves,|saying, What a word is|this! for with authority|and power he|commandeth the|unclean spirits, and|they come out.|4:37 And the fame of|him went out into|every place of the|country round about.
R	T4:38 And he arose out|of the synagogue, and|entered into Simon's|house. And Simon's|wife's mother was|taken with a great|fever; and they|besought him for her.|4:39 And he stood|over her, and|rebuked the fever;|and it left her: and|immediately she arose|and ministered unto
R	Tthem.|4:40 Now when the sun|was setting, all they|that had any sick with|divers diseases|brought them unto him;|and he laid his hands|on every one of them,|and healed them.|4:41 And devils also|came out of many,|crying out, and saying,|Thou art Christ the|Son of God. And he
R	Trebuking them|suffered them not to|speak: for they knew|that he was Christ.|4:42 And when it was|day, he departed and|went into a desert|place: and the people|sought him, and came|unto him, and stayed|him, that he should not|depart from them.|4:43 And he said unto|them, I must preach
R	Tthe kingdom of God to|other cities also: for|therefore am I sent.|4:44 And he preached|in the synagogues of|Galilee.||5:1 And it came to|pass, that, as the|people pressed upon|him to hear the word|of God, he stood by|the lake of|Gennesaret,
R	T5:2 And saw two ships|standing by the lake:|but the fishermen|were gone out of|them, and were|washing their nets.|5:3 And he entered|into one of the ships,|which was Simon's, and|prayed him that he|would thrust out a|little from the land.|And he sat down, and|taught the people out
R	Tof the ship.|5:4 Now when he had|left speaking, he said|unto Simon, Launch out|into the deep, and let|down your nets for a|draught.|5:5 And Simon|answering said unto|him, Master, we have|toiled all the night,|and have taken|nothing: nevertheless|at thy word I will let
R	Tdown the net.|5:6 And when they had|this done, they|inclosed a great|multitude of fishes:|and their net brake.|5:7 And they beckoned|unto their partners,|which were in the|other ship, that they|should come and help|them. And they came,|and filled both the|ships, so that they
R	Tbegan to sink.|5:8 When Simon Peter|saw it, he fell down at|Jesus' knees, saying,|Depart from me; for I|am a sinful man, O|Lord.|5:9 For he was|astonished, and all|that were with him, at|the draught of the|fishes which they had|taken:|5:10 And so was also
R	TJames, and John, the|sons of Zebedee,|which were partners|with Simon. And Jesus|said unto Simon, Fear|not; from henceforth|thou shalt catch men.|5:11 And when they|had brought their|ships to land, they|forsook all, and|followed him.|5:12 And it came to|pass, when he was in a
R	Tcertain city, behold a|man full of leprosy:|who seeing Jesus fell|on his face, and|besought him, saying,|Lord, if thou wilt, thou|canst make me clean.|5:13 And he put forth|his hand, and touched|him, saying, I will: be|thou clean. And|immediately the|leprosy departed|from him.
R	T5:14 And he charged|him to tell no man: but|go, and shew thyself|to the priest, and|offer for thy|cleansing, according|as Moses commanded,|for a testimony unto|them.|5:15 But so much the|more went there a|fame abroad of him:|and great multitudes|came together to
R	Thear, and to be|healed by him of their|infirmities.|5:16 And he withdrew|himself into the|wilderness, and|prayed.|5:17 And it came to|pass on a certain day,|as he was teaching,|that there were|Pharisees and|doctors of the law|sitting by, which were
R	Tcome out of every|town of Galilee, and|Judaea, and|Jerusalem: and the|power of the Lord|was present to heal|them.|5:18 And, behold, men|brought in a bed a|man which was taken|with a palsy: and they|sought means to bring|him in, and to lay him|before him.
R	T5:19 And when they|could not find by what|way they might bring|him in because of the|multitude, they went|upon the housetop,|and let him down|through the tiling with|his couch into the|midst before Jesus.|5:20 And when he saw|their faith, he said|unto him, Man, thy sins|are forgiven thee.
R	T5:21 And the scribes|and the Pharisees|began to reason,|saying, Who is this|which speaketh|blasphemies? Who can|forgive sins, but God|alone?|5:22 But when Jesus|perceived their|thoughts, he|answering said unto|them, What reason ye|in your hearts?
R	T5:23 Whether is easier,|to say, Thy sins be|forgiven thee; or to|say, Rise up and walk?|5:24 But that ye may|know that the Son of|man hath power upon|earth to forgive sins,|(he said unto the sick|of the palsy,) I say|unto thee, Arise, and|take up thy couch,|and go into thine|house.
R	T5:25 And immediately|he rose up before|them, and took up that|whereon he lay, and|departed to his own|house, glorifying God.|5:26 And they were all|amazed, and they|glorified God, and|were filled with fear,|saying, We have seen|strange things to day.|5:27 And after these|things he went forth,
R	Tand saw a publican,|named Levi, sitting at|the receipt of custom:|and he said unto him,|Follow me.|5:28 And he left all,|rose up, and followed|him.|5:29 And Levi made him|a great feast in his|own house: and there|was a great company|of publicans and of|others that sat down
R	Twith them.|5:30 But their scribes|and Pharisees|murmured against his|disciples, saying, Why|do ye eat and drink|with publicans and|sinners?|5:31 And Jesus|answering said unto|them, They that are|whole need not a|physician; but they|that are sick.
R	T5:32 I came not to call|the righteous, but|sinners to|repentance.|5:33 And they said|unto him, Why do the|disciples of John fast|often, and make|prayers, and likewise|the disciples of the|Pharisees; but thine|eat and drink?|5:34 And he said unto|them, Can ye make the
R	Tchildren of the|bridechamber fast,|while the bridegroom|is with them?|5:35 But the days will|come, when the|bridegroom shall be|taken away from them,|and then shall they|fast in those days.|5:36 And he spake|also a parable unto|them; No man putteth a|piece of a new
R	Tgarment upon an old;|if otherwise, then both|the new maketh a rent,|and the piece that was|taken out of the new|agreeth not with the|old.|5:37 And no man|putteth new wine into|old bottles; else the|new wine will burst the|bottles, and be spilled,|and the bottles shall|perish.
R	T5:38 But new wine must|be put into new|bottles; and both are|preserved.|5:39 No man also|having drunk old wine|straightway desireth|new: for he saith, The|old is better.||6:1 And it came to|pass on the second|sabbath after the|first, that he went
R	Tthrough the corn|fields; and his|disciples plucked the|ears of corn, and did|eat, rubbing them in|their hands.|6:2 And certain of the|Pharisees said unto|them, Why do ye that|which is not lawful to|do on the sabbath|days?|6:3 And Jesus|answering them said,
R	THave ye not read so|much as this, what|David did, when himself|was an hungred, and|they which were with|him;|6:4 How he went into|the house of God, and|did take and eat the|shewbread, and gave|also to them that were|with him; which it is not|lawful to eat but for|the priests alone?
R	T6:5 And he said unto|them, That the Son of|man is Lord also of|the sabbath.|6:6 And it came to|pass also on another|sabbath, that he|entered into the|synagogue and taught:|and there was a man|whose right hand was|withered.|6:7 And the scribes|and Pharisees
R	Twatched him, whether|he would heal on the|sabbath day; that they|might find an|accusation against him.|6:8 But he knew their|thoughts, and said to|the man which had the|withered hand, Rise up,|and stand forth in the|midst. And he arose|and stood forth.|6:9 Then said Jesus|unto them, I will ask
R	Tyou one thing; Is it|lawful on the sabbath|days to do good, or to|do evil? to save life,|or to destroy it?|6:10 And looking round|about upon them all,|he said unto the man,|Stretch forth thy|hand. And he did so:|and his hand was|restored whole as the|other.|6:11 And they were
R	Tfilled with madness;|and communed one with|another what they|might do to Jesus.|6:12 And it came to|pass in those days,|that he went out into a|mountain to pray, and|continued all night in|prayer to God.|6:13 And when it was|day, he called unto him|his disciples: and of|them he chose twelve,
R	Twhom also he named|apostles;|6:14 Simon, (whom he|also named Peter,)|and Andrew his|brother, James and|John, Philip and|Bartholomew,|6:15 Matthew and|Thomas, James the son|of Alphaeus, and Simon|called Zelotes,|6:16 And Judas the|brother of James, and
R	TJudas Iscariot, which|also was the traitor.|6:17 And he came down|with them, and stood in|the plain, and the|company of his|disciples, and a great|multitude of people|out of all Judaea and|Jerusalem, and from|the sea coast of Tyre|and Sidon, which came|to hear him, and to be|healed of their
R	Tdiseases;|6:18 And they that|were vexed with|unclean spirits: and|they were healed.|6:19 And the whole|multitude sought to|touch him: for there|went virtue out of him,|and healed them all.|6:20 And he lifted up|his eyes on his|disciples, and said,|Blessed be ye poor:
R	Tfor yours is the|kingdom of God.|6:21 Blessed are ye|that hunger now: for|ye shall be filled.|Blessed are ye that|weep now: for ye shall|laugh.|6:22 Blessed are ye,|when men shall hate|you, and when they|shall separate you|from their company,|and shall reproach
R	Tyou, and cast out|your name as evil, for|the Son of man's sake.|6:23 Rejoice ye in that|day, and leap for joy:|for, behold, your|reward is great in|heaven: for in the like|manner did their|fathers unto the|prophets.|6:24 But woe unto you|that are rich! for ye|have received your
R	Tconsolation.|6:25 Woe unto you that|are full! for ye shall|hunger. Woe unto you|that laugh now! for ye|shall mourn and weep.|6:26 Woe unto you,|when all men shall|speak well of you! for|so did their fathers|to the false prophets.|6:27 But I say unto|you which hear, Love|your enemies, do good
R	Tto them which hate|you,|6:28 Bless them that|curse you, and pray|for them which|despitefully use you.|6:29 And unto him that|smiteth thee on the|one cheek offer also|the other; and him that|taketh away thy cloak|forbid not to take thy|coat also.|6:30 Give to every man
R	Tthat asketh of thee;|and of him that taketh|away thy goods ask|them not again.|6:31 And as ye would|that men should do to|you, do ye also to|them likewise.|6:32 For if ye love|them which love you,|what thank have ye?|for sinners also love|those that love them.|6:33 And if ye do good
R	Tto them which do good|to you, what thank|have ye? for sinners|also do even the|same.|6:34 And if ye lend to|them of whom ye hope|to receive, what thank|have ye? for sinners|also lend to sinners,|to receive as much|again.|6:35 But love ye your|enemies, and do good,
R	Tand lend, hoping for|nothing again; and|your reward shall be|great, and ye shall be|the children of the|Highest: for he is kind|unto the unthankful|and to the evil.|6:36 Be ye therefore|merciful, as your|Father also is|merciful.|6:37 Judge not, and ye|shall not be judged:
R	Tcondemn not, and ye|shall not be|condemned: forgive,|and ye shall be|forgiven:|6:38 Give, and it shall|be given unto you;|good measure,|pressed down, and|shaken together, and|running over, shall|men give into your|bosom. For with the|same measure that ye
R	Tmete withal it shall be|measured to you|again.|6:39 And he spake a|parable unto them,|Can the blind lead the|blind? shall they not|both fall into the|ditch?|6:40 The disciple is|not above his master:|but every one that is|perfect shall be as|his master.
R	T6:41 And why|beholdest thou the|mote that is in thy|brother's eye, but|perceivest not the|beam that is in thine|own eye?|6:42 Either how canst|thou say to thy|brother, Brother, let|me pull out the mote|that is in thine eye,|when thou thyself|beholdest not the
R	Tbeam that is in thine|own eye? Thou|hypocrite, cast out|first the beam out of|thine own eye, and|then shalt thou see|clearly to pull out the|mote that is in thy|brother's eye.|6:43 For a good tree|bringeth not forth|corrupt fruit; neither|doth a corrupt tree|bring forth good fruit.
R	T6:44 For every tree is|known by his own fruit.|For of thorns men do|not gather figs, nor|of a bramble bush|gather they grapes.|6:45 A good man out|of the good treasure|of his heart bringeth|forth that which is|good; and an evil man|out of the evil|treasure of his heart|bringeth forth that
R	Twhich is evil: for of|the abundance of the|heart his mouth|speaketh.|6:46 And why call ye|me, Lord, Lord, and do|not the things which I|say?|6:47 Whosoever|cometh to me, and|heareth my sayings,|and doeth them, I will|shew you to whom he|is like:
R	T6:48 He is like a man|which built an house,|and digged deep, and|laid the foundation on|a rock: and when the|flood arose, the|stream beat|vehemently upon that|house, and could not|shake it: for it was|founded upon a rock.|6:49 But he that|heareth, and doeth|not, is like a man that
R	Twithout a foundation|built an house upon|the earth; against|which the stream did|beat vehemently, and|immediately it fell; and|the ruin of that house|was great.||7:1 Now when he had|ended all his sayings|in the audience of the|people, he entered|into Capernaum.
R	T7:2 And a certain|centurion's servant,|who was dear unto him,|was sick, and ready to|die.|7:3 And when he heard|of Jesus, he sent|unto him the elders of|the Jews, beseeching|him that he would come|and heal his servant.|7:4 And when they|came to Jesus, they|besought him instantly,
R	Tsaying, That he was|worthy for whom he|should do this:|7:5 For he loveth our|nation, and he hath|built us a synagogue.|7:6 Then Jesus went|with them. And when he|was now not far from|the house, the|centurion sent|friends to him, saying|unto him, Lord, trouble|not thyself: for I am
R	Tnot worthy that thou|shouldest enter|under my roof:|7:7 Wherefore neither|thought I myself|worthy to come unto|thee: but say in a|word, and my servant|shall be healed.|7:8 For I also am a|man set under|authority, having|under me soldiers,|and I say unto one,
R	TGo, and he goeth; and|to another, Come, and|he cometh; and to my|servant, Do this, and|he doeth it.|7:9 When Jesus heard|these things, he|marvelled at him, and|turned him about, and|said unto the people|that followed him, I|say unto you, I have|not found so great|faith, no, not in Israel.
R	T7:10 And they that|were sent, returning|to the house, found|the servant whole|that had been sick.|7:11 And it came to|pass the day after,|that he went into a|city called Nain; and|many of his disciples|went with him, and much|people.|7:12 Now when he came|nigh to the gate of
R	Tthe city, behold, there|was a dead man|carried out, the only|son of his mother, and|she was a widow: and|much people of the|city was with her.|7:13 And when the|Lord saw her, he had|compassion on her,|and said unto her,|Weep not.|7:14 And he came and|touched the bier: and
R	Tthey that bare him|stood still. And he|said, Young man, I say|unto thee, Arise.|7:15 And he that was|dead sat up, and|began to speak. And|he delivered him to his|mother.|7:16 And there came a|fear on all: and they|glorified God, saying,|That a great prophet|is risen up among us;
R	Tand, That God hath|visited his people.|7:17 And this rumour|of him went forth|throughout all Judaea,|and throughout all the|region round about.|7:18 And the disciples|of John shewed him of|all these things.|7:19 And John calling|unto him two of his|disciples sent them to|Jesus, saying, Art
R	Tthou he that should|come? or look we for|another?|7:20 When the men|were come unto him,|they said, John Baptist|hath sent us unto|thee, saying, Art thou|he that should come?|or look we for|another?|7:21 And in that same|hour he cured many|of their infirmities and
R	Tplagues, and of evil|spirits; and unto many|that were blind he|gave sight.|7:22 Then Jesus|answering said unto|them, Go your way, and|tell John what things|ye have seen and|heard; how that the|blind see, the lame|walk, the lepers are|cleansed, the deaf|hear, the dead are
R	Traised, to the poor|the gospel is|preached.|7:23 And blessed is|he, whosoever shall|not be offended in me.|7:24 And when the|messengers of John|were departed, he|began to speak unto|the people concerning|John, What went ye out|into the wilderness|for to see? A reed
R	Tshaken with the wind?|7:25 But what went ye|out for to see? A man|clothed in soft|raiment? Behold, they|which are gorgeously|apparelled, and live|delicately, are in|kings' courts.|7:26 But what went ye|out for to see? A|prophet? Yea, I say|unto you, and much|more than a prophet.
R	T7:27 This is he, of|whom it is written,|Behold, I send my|messenger before thy|face, which shall|prepare thy way|before thee.|7:28 For I say unto|you, Among those that|are born of women|there is not a greater|prophet than John the|Baptist: but he that is|least in the kingdom of
R	TGod is greater than|he.|7:29 And all the|people that heard him,|and the publicans,|justified God, being|baptized with the|baptism of John.|7:30 But the Pharisees|and lawyers rejected|the counsel of God|against themselves,|being not baptized of|him.
R	T7:31 And the Lord|said, Whereunto then|shall I liken the men|of this generation?|and to what are they|like?|7:32 They are like|unto children sitting in|the marketplace, and|calling one to another,|and saying, We have|piped unto you, and ye|have not danced; we|have mourned to you,
R	Tand ye have not wept.|7:33 For John the|Baptist came neither|eating bread nor|drinking wine; and ye|say, He hath a devil.|7:34 The Son of man is|come eating and|drinking; and ye say,|Behold a gluttonous|man, and a winebibber,|a friend of publicans|and sinners!|7:35 But wisdom is
R	Tjustified of all her|children.|7:36 And one of the|Pharisees desired him|that he would eat with|him. And he went into|the Pharisee's house,|and sat down to meat.|7:37 And, behold, a|woman in the city,|which was a sinner,|when she knew that|Jesus sat at meat in|the Pharisee's house,
R	Tbrought an alabaster|box of ointment,|7:38 And stood at his|feet behind him|weeping, and began to|wash his feet with|tears, and did wipe|them with the hairs of|her head, and kissed|his feet, and anointed|them with the ointment.|7:39 Now when the|Pharisee which had|bidden him saw it, he
R	Tspake within himself,|saying, This man, if he|were a prophet, would|have known who and|what manner of woman|this is that toucheth|him: for she is a|sinner.|7:40 And Jesus|answering said unto|him, Simon, I have|somewhat to say unto|thee. And he saith,|Master, say on.
R	T7:41 There was a|certain creditor which|had two debtors: the|one owed five|hundred pence, and|the other fifty.|7:42 And when they|had nothing to pay, he|frankly forgave them|both. Tell me|therefore, which of|them will love him|most?|7:43 Simon answered
R	Tand said, I suppose|that he, to whom he|forgave most. And he|said unto him, Thou|hast rightly judged.|7:44 And he turned to|the woman, and said|unto Simon, Seest thou|this woman? I entered|into thine house, thou|gavest me no water|for my feet: but she|hath washed my feet|with tears, and wiped
R	Tthem with the hairs of|her head.|7:45 Thou gavest me|no kiss: but this woman|since the time I came|in hath not ceased to|kiss my feet.|7:46 My head with oil|thou didst not anoint:|but this woman hath|anointed my feet with|ointment.|7:47 Wherefore I say|unto thee, Her sins,
R	Twhich are many, are|forgiven; for she|loved much: but to|whom little is forgiven,|the same loveth little.|7:48 And he said unto|her, Thy sins are|forgiven.|7:49 And they that sat|at meat with him began|to say within|themselves, Who is this|that forgiveth sins|also?
R	T7:50 And he said to|the woman, Thy faith|hath saved thee; go in|peace.||8:1 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,
R	T8:2 And certain women,|which had been healed|of evil spirits and|infirmities, Mary called|Magdalene, out of|whom went seven|devils,|8:3 And Joanna the|wife of Chuza Herod's|steward, and Susanna,|and many others,|which ministered unto|him of their|substance.
R	T8:4 And when much|people were gathered|together, and were|come to him out of|every city, he spake|by a parable:|8:5 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.|8:6 And some fell upon
R	Ta rock; and as soon|as it was sprung up, it|withered away,|because it lacked|moisture.|8:7 And some fell|among thorns; and the|thorns sprang up with|it, and choked it.|8:8 And other fell on|good ground, and|sprang up, and bare|fruit an hundredfold.|And when he had said
R	Tthese things, he cried,|He that hath ears to|hear, let him hear.|8:9 And his disciples|asked him, saying, What|might this parable be?|8:10 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
R	Tunderstand.|8:11 Now the parable|is this: The seed is the|word of God.|8:12 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.|8:13 They on the rock|are they, which, when
R	Tthey hear, receive the|word with joy; and|these have no root,|which for a while|believe, and in time of|temptation fall away.|8:14 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
R	Tperfection.|8:15 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.|8:16 No man, when he|hath lighted a candle,|covereth it with a|vessel, or putteth it|under a bed; but|setteth it on a
R	Tcandlestick, that they|which enter in may see|the light.|8:17 For nothing is|secret, that shall not|be made manifest;|neither any thing hid,|that shall not be|known and come|abroad.|8:18 Take heed|therefore how ye|hear: for whosoever|hath, to him shall be
R	Tgiven; and whosoever|hath not, from him|shall be taken even|that which he seemeth|to have.|8:19 Then came to him|his mother and his|brethren, and could|not come at him for|the press.|8:20 And it was told|him by certain which|said, Thy mother and|thy brethren stand
R	Twithout, desiring to|see thee.|8:21 And he answered|and said unto them, My|mother and my|brethren are these|which hear the word|of God, and do it.|8:22 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
R	Tthe other side of the|lake. And they|launched forth.|8:23 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.|8:24 And they came to|him, and awoke him,|saying, Master, master,|we perish. Then he
R	Tarose, and rebuked|the wind and the|raging of the water:|and they ceased, and|there was a calm.|8:25 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
R	Tthey obey him.|8:26 And they arrived|at the country of the|Gadarenes, which is|over against Galilee.|8:27 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.
R	T8:28 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.|8:29 (For he had|commanded the|unclean spirit to come|out of the man. For|oftentimes it had
R	Tcaught 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.)|8:30 And Jesus asked|him, saying, What is thy|name? And he said,|Legion: because many|devils were entered|into him.|8:31 And they
R	Tbesought him that he|would not command|them to go out into the|deep.|8:32 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.|8:33 Then went the|devils out of the man,
R	Tand entered into the|swine: and the herd|ran violently down a|steep place into the|lake, and were choked.|8:34 When they that|fed them saw what was|done, they fled, and|went and told it in the|city and in the|country.|8:35 Then they went|out to see what was|done; and came to
R	TJesus, 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.|8:36 They also which|saw it told them by|what means he that|was possessed of the|devils was healed.|8:37 Then the whole|multitude of the
R	Tcountry 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.|8:38 Now the man out|of whom the devils|were departed|besought him that he|might be with him: but
R	TJesus sent him away,|saying,|8:39 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.|8:40 And it came to|pass, that, when Jesus
R	Twas returned, the|people gladly|received him: for they|were all waiting for|him.|8:41 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:
R	T8:42 For he had one|only daughter, about|twelve years of age,|and she lay a dying.|But as he went the|people thronged him.|8:43 And a woman|having an issue of|blood twelve years,|which had spent all|her living upon|physicians, neither|could be healed of|any,
R	T8:44 Came behind him,|and touched the|border of his|garment: and|immediately her issue|of blood stanched.|8:45 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
R	Ttouched me?|8:46 And Jesus said,|Somebody hath|touched me: for I|perceive that virtue is|gone out of me.|8:47 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
R	Thad touched him, and|how she was healed|immediately.|8:48 And he said unto|her, Daughter, be of|good comfort: thy|faith hath made thee|whole; go in peace.|8:49 While he yet|spake, there cometh|one from the ruler of|the synagogue's|house, saying to him,|Thy daughter is dead;
R	Ttrouble not the|Master.|8:50 But when Jesus|heard it, he answered|him, saying, Fear not:|believe only, and she|shall be made whole.|8:51 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.
R	T8:52 And all wept, and|bewailed her: but he|said, Weep not; she is|not dead, but|sleepeth.|8:53 And they laughed|him to scorn, knowing|that she was dead.|8:54 And he put them|all out, and took her|by the hand, and|called, saying, Maid,|arise.|8:55 And her spirit
R	Tcame again, and she|arose straightway:|and he commanded to|give her meat.|8:56 And her parents|were astonished: but|he charged them that|they should tell no|man what was done.||9:1 Then he called his|twelve disciples|together, and gave|them power and
R	Tauthority over all|devils, and to cure|diseases.|9:2 And he sent them|to preach the kingdom|of God, and to heal|the sick.|9:3 And he said unto|them, Take nothing for|your journey, neither|staves, nor scrip,|neither bread, neither|money; neither have|two coats apiece.
R	T9:4 And whatsoever|house ye enter into,|there abide, and|thence depart.|9:5 And whosoever will|not receive you, when|ye go out of that city,|shake off the very|dust from your feet|for a testimony|against them.|9:6 And they departed,|and went through the|towns, preaching the
R	Tgospel, and healing|every where.|9:7 Now Herod the|tetrarch heard of all|that was done by him:|and he was perplexed,|because that it was|said of some, that|John was risen from|the dead;|9:8 And of some, that|Elias had appeared;|and of others, that|one of the old
R	Tprophets was risen|again.|9:9 And Herod said,|John have I beheaded:|but who is this, of|whom I hear such|things? And he|desired to see him.|9:10 And the apostles,|when they were|returned, told him all|that they had done.|And he took them, and|went aside privately
R	Tinto a desert place|belonging to the city|called Bethsaida.|9:11 And the people,|when they knew it,|followed him: and he|received them, and|spake unto them of|the kingdom of God,|and healed them that|had need of healing.|9:12 And when the day|began to wear away,|then came the twelve,
R	Tand said unto him,|Send the multitude|away, that they may go|into the towns and|country round about,|and lodge, and get|victuals: for we are|here in a desert|place.|9:13 But he said unto|them, Give ye them to|eat. And they said, We|have no more but five|loaves and two fishes;
R	Texcept we should go|and buy meat for all|this people.|9:14 For they were|about five thousand|men. And he said to his|disciples, Make them sit|down by fifties in a|company.|9:15 And they did so,|and made them all sit|down.|9:16 Then he took the|five loaves and the
R	Ttwo fishes, and looking|up to heaven, he|blessed them, and|brake, and gave to|the disciples to set|before the multitude.|9:17 And they did eat,|and were all filled:|and there was taken|up of fragments that|remained to them|twelve baskets.|9:18 And it came to|pass, as he was alone
R	Tpraying, his disciples|were with him: and he|asked them, saying,|Whom say the people|that I am?|9:19 They answering|said, John the Baptist;|but some say, Elias;|and others say, that|one of the old|prophets is risen|again.|9:20 He said unto them,|But whom say ye that I
R	Tam? Peter answering|said, The Christ of|God.|9:21 And he straitly|charged them, and|commanded them to tell|no man that thing;|9:22 Saying, The Son|of man must suffer|many things, and be|rejected of the|elders and chief|priests and scribes,|and be slain, and be
R	Traised the third day.|9:23 And he said to|them all, If any man|will come after me, let|him deny himself, and|take up his cross|daily, and follow me.|9:24 For whosoever|will save his life shall|lose it: but whosoever|will lose his life for my|sake, the same shall|save it.|9:25 For what is a man
R	Tadvantaged, if he gain|the whole world, and|lose himself, or be|cast away?|9:26 For whosoever|shall be ashamed of|me and of my words,|of him shall the Son of|man be ashamed, when|he shall come in his|own glory, and in his|Father's, and of the|holy angels.|9:27 But I tell you of
R	Ta truth, there be some|standing here, which|shall not taste of|death, till they see the|kingdom of God.|9:28 And it came to|pass about an eight|days after these|sayings, he took Peter|and John and James,|and went up into a|mountain to pray.|9:29 And as he|prayed, the fashion of
R	This countenance was|altered, and his|raiment was white and|glistering.|9:30 And, behold,|there talked with him|two men, which were|Moses and Elias:|9:31 Who appeared in|glory, and spake of|his decease which he|should accomplish at|Jerusalem.|9:32 But Peter and
R	Tthey that were with him|were heavy with sleep:|and when they were|awake, they saw his|glory, and the two men|that stood with him.|9:33 And it came to|pass, as they|departed from him,|Peter said unto Jesus,|Master, it is good for|us to be here: and let|us make three|tabernacles; one for
R	Tthee, and one for|Moses, and one for|Elias: not knowing what|he said.|9:34 While he thus|spake, there came a|cloud, and|overshadowed them:|and they feared as|they entered into the|cloud.|9:35 And there came a|voice out of the cloud,|saying, This is my
R	Tbeloved Son: hear him.|9:36 And when the|voice was past, Jesus|was found alone. And|they kept it close, and|told no man in those|days any of those|things which they had|seen.|9:37 And it came to|pass, that on the next|day, when they were|come down from the|hill, much people met
R	Thim.|9:38 And, behold, a|man of the company|cried out, saying,|Master, I beseech|thee, look upon my|son: for he is mine|only child.|9:39 And, lo, a spirit|taketh him, and he|suddenly crieth out;|and it teareth him that|he foameth again, and|bruising him hardly
R	Tdeparteth from him.|9:40 And I besought|thy disciples to cast|him out; and they|could not.|9:41 And Jesus|answering said, O|faithless and|perverse generation,|how long shall I be|with you, and suffer|you? Bring thy son|hither.|9:42 And as he was
R	Tyet a coming, the devil|threw him down, and|tare him. And Jesus|rebuked the unclean|spirit, and healed the|child, and delivered|him again to his|father.|9:43 And they were all|amazed at the mighty|power of God. But|while they wondered|every one at all|things which Jesus did,
R	The said unto his|disciples,|9:44 Let these sayings|sink down into your|ears: for the Son of|man shall be delivered|into the hands of men.|9:45 But they|understood not this|saying, and it was hid|from them, that they|perceived it not: and|they feared to ask him|of that saying.
R	T9:46 Then there arose|a reasoning among|them, which of them|should be greatest.|9:47 And Jesus,|perceiving the thought|of their heart, took a|child, and set him by|him,|9:48 And said unto|them, Whosoever shall|receive this child in|my name receiveth me:|and whosoever shall
R	Treceive me receiveth|him that sent me: for|he that is least among|you all, the same shall|be great.|9:49 And John|answered and said,|Master, we saw one|casting out devils in|thy name; and we|forbad him, because|he followeth not with|us.|9:50 And Jesus said
R	Tunto him, Forbid him|not: for he that is not|against us is for us.|9:51 And it came to|pass, when the time|was come that he|should be received|up, he stedfastly set|his face to go to|Jerusalem,|9:52 And sent|messengers before|his face: and they|went, and entered into
R	Ta village of the|Samaritans, to make|ready for him.|9:53 And they did not|receive him, because|his face was as|though he would go to|Jerusalem.|9:54 And when his|disciples James and|John saw this, they|said, Lord, wilt thou|that we command fire|to come down from
R	Theaven, and consume|them, even as Elias|did?|9:55 But he turned,|and rebuked them, and|said, Ye know not what|manner of spirit ye|are of.|9:56 For the Son of|man is not come to|destroy men's lives,|but to save them. And|they went to another|village.
R	T9:57 And it came to|pass, that, as they|went in the way, a|certain man said unto|him, Lord, I will follow|thee whithersoever|thou goest.|9:58 And Jesus said|unto him, Foxes have|holes, and birds of|the air have nests;|but the Son of man|hath not where to lay|his head.
R	T9:59 And he said unto|another, Follow me. But|he said, Lord, suffer|me first to go and|bury my father.|9:60 Jesus said unto|him, Let the dead bury|their dead: but go|thou and preach the|kingdom of God.|9:61 And another also|said, Lord, I will follow|thee; but let me first|go bid them farewell,
R	Twhich are at home at|my house.|9:62 And Jesus said|unto him, No man,|having put his hand to|the plough, and|looking back, is fit for|the kingdom of God.||10:1 After these|things the LORD|appointed other|seventy also, and|sent them two and two
R	Tbefore his face into|every city and place,|whither he himself|would come.|10:2 Therefore said|he unto them, The|harvest truly is|great, but the|labourers are few:|pray ye therefore|the Lord of the|harvest, that he would|send forth labourers|into his harvest.
R	T10:3 Go your ways:|behold, I send you|forth as lambs among|wolves.|10:4 Carry neither|purse, nor scrip, nor|shoes: and salute no|man by the way.|10:5 And into|whatsoever house ye|enter, first say,|Peace be to this|house.|10:6 And if the son of
R	Tpeace be there, your|peace shall rest upon|it: if not, it shall turn|to you again.|10:7 And in the same|house remain, eating|and drinking such|things as they give:|for the labourer is|worthy of his hire. Go|not from house to|house.|10:8 And into|whatsoever city ye
R	Tenter, and they|receive you, eat such|things as are set|before you:|10:9 And heal the sick|that are therein, and|say unto them, The|kingdom of God is come|nigh unto you.|10:10 But into|whatsoever city ye|enter, and they|receive you not, go|your ways out into the
R	Tstreets of the same,|and say,|10:11 Even the very|dust of your city,|which cleaveth on us,|we do wipe off against|you: notwithstanding|be ye sure of this,|that the kingdom of|God is come nigh unto|you.|10:12 But I say unto|you, that it shall be|more tolerable in that
R	Tday for Sodom, than|for that city.|10:13 Woe unto thee,|Chorazin! woe unto|thee, Bethsaida! for if|the mighty works had|been done in Tyre and|Sidon, which have been|done in you, they had|a great while ago|repented, sitting in|sackcloth and ashes.|10:14 But it shall be|more tolerable for
R	TTyre and Sidon at the|judgment, than for|you.|10:15 And thou,|Capernaum, which art|exalted to heaven,|shalt be thrust down|to hell.|10:16 He that heareth|you heareth me; and|he that despiseth you|despiseth me; and he|that despiseth me|despiseth him that
R	Tsent me.|10:17 And the seventy|returned again with|joy, saying, Lord,|even the devils are|subject unto us|through thy name.|10:18 And he said unto|them, I beheld Satan|as lightning fall from|heaven.|10:19 Behold, I give|unto you power to|tread on serpents
R	Tand scorpions, and|over all the power of|the enemy: and nothing|shall by any means|hurt you.|10:20 Notwithstanding|in this rejoice not,|that the spirits are|subject unto you; but|rather rejoice,|because your names|are written in heaven.|10:21 In that hour|Jesus rejoiced in
R	Tspirit, and said, I|thank thee, O Father,|Lord of heaven and|earth, that thou hast|hid these things from|the wise and prudent,|and hast revealed|them unto babes: even|so, Father; for so it|seemed good in thy|sight.|10:22 All things are|delivered to me of my|Father: and no man
R	Tknoweth who the Son|is, but the Father; and|who the Father is, but|the Son, and he to|whom the Son will|reveal him.|10:23 And he turned|him unto his disciples,|and said privately,|Blessed are the eyes|which see the things|that ye see:|10:24 For I tell you,|that many prophets
R	Tand kings have|desired to see those|things which ye see,|and have not seen|them; and to hear|those things which ye|hear, and have not|heard them.|10:25 And, behold, a|certain lawyer stood|up, and tempted him,|saying, Master, what|shall I do to inherit|eternal life?
R	T10:26 He said unto him,|What is written in the|law? how readest|thou?|10:27 And he|answering said, Thou|shalt love the Lord|thy God with all thy|heart, and with all thy|soul, and with all thy|strength, and with all|thy mind; and thy|neighbour as thyself.|10:28 And he said unto
R	Thim, Thou hast|answered right: this|do, and thou shalt live.|10:29 But he, willing to|justify himself, said|unto Jesus, And who is|my neighbour?|10:30 And Jesus|answering said, A|certain man went down|from Jerusalem to|Jericho, and fell|among thieves, which|stripped him of his
R	Traiment, and wounded|him, and departed,|leaving him half dead.|10:31 And by chance|there came down a|certain priest that|way: and when he saw|him, he passed by on|the other side.|10:32 And likewise a|Levite, when he was at|the place, came and|looked on him, and|passed by on the
R	Tother side.|10:33 But a certain|Samaritan, as he|journeyed, came|where he was: and|when he saw him, he|had compassion on him,|10:34 And went to him,|and bound up his|wounds, pouring in oil|and wine, and set him|on his own beast, and|brought him to an inn,|and took care of him.
R	T10:35 And on the|morrow when he|departed, he took out|two pence, and gave|them to the host, and|said unto him, Take|care of him; and|whatsoever thou|spendest more, when I|come again, I will|repay thee.|10:36 Which now of|these three, thinkest|thou, was neighbour
R	Tunto him that fell|among the thieves?|10:37 And he said, He|that shewed mercy on|him. Then said Jesus|unto him, Go, and do|thou likewise.|10:38 Now it came to|pass, as they went,|that he entered into a|certain village: and a|certain woman named|Martha received him|into her house.
R	T10:39 And she had a|sister called Mary,|which also sat at|Jesus' feet, and|heard his word.|10:40 But Martha was|cumbered about much|serving, and came to|him, and said, Lord,|dost thou not care|that my sister hath|left me to serve|alone? bid her|therefore that she
R	Thelp me.|10:41 And Jesus|answered and said|unto her, Martha,|Martha, thou art|careful and troubled|about many things:|10:42 But one thing is|needful: and Mary|hath chosen that good|part, which shall not|be taken away from|her.|
R	T11:1 And it came to|pass, that, as he was|praying in a certain|place, when he|ceased, one of his|disciples said unto him,|Lord, teach us to|pray, as John also|taught his disciples.|11:2 And he said unto|them, When ye pray,|say, Our Father which|art in heaven,|Hallowed be thy name.
R	TThy kingdom come. Thy|will be done, as in|heaven, so in earth.|11:3 Give us day by|day our daily bread.|11:4 And forgive us|our sins; for we also|forgive every one|that is indebted to us.|And lead us not into|temptation; but deliver|us from evil.|11:5 And he said unto|them, Which of you
R	Tshall have a friend,|and shall go unto him|at midnight, and say|unto him, Friend, lend|me three loaves;|11:6 For a friend of|mine in his journey is|come to me, and I have|nothing to set before|him?|11:7 And he from|within shall answer|and say, Trouble me|not: the door is now
R	Tshut, and my children|are with me in bed; I|cannot rise and give|thee.|11:8 I say unto you,|Though he will not rise|and give him, because|he is his friend, yet|because of his|importunity he will rise|and give him as many|as he needeth.|11:9 And I say unto|you, Ask, and it shall
R	Tbe given you; seek,|and ye shall find;|knock, and it shall be|opened unto you.|11:10 For every one|that asketh receiveth;|and he that seeketh|findeth; and to him|that knocketh it shall|be opened.|11:11 If a son shall|ask bread of any of|you that is a father,|will he give him a
R	Tstone? or if he ask a|fish, will he for a fish|give him a serpent?|11:12 Or if he shall|ask an egg, will he|offer him a scorpion?|11:13 If ye then, being|evil, know how to give|good gifts unto your|children: how much|more shall your|heavenly Father give|the Holy Spirit to them|that ask him?
R	T11:14 And he was|casting out a devil,|and it was dumb. And it|came to pass, when|the devil was gone|out, the dumb spake;|and the people|wondered.|11:15 But some of|them said, He casteth|out devils through|Beelzebub the chief|of the devils.|11:16 And others,
R	Ttempting him, sought of|him a sign from|heaven.|11:17 But he, knowing|their thoughts, said|unto them, Every|kingdom divided|against itself is|brought to desolation;|and a house divided|against a house|falleth.|11:18 If Satan also be|divided against himself,
R	Thow shall his kingdom|stand? because ye|say that I cast out|devils through|Beelzebub.|11:19 And if I by|Beelzebub cast out|devils, by whom do|your sons cast them|out? therefore shall|they be your judges.|11:20 But if I with the|finger of God cast out|devils, no doubt the
R	Tkingdom of God is come|upon you.|11:21 When a strong|man armed keepeth his|palace, his goods are|in peace:|11:22 But when a|stronger than he|shall come upon him,|and overcome him, he|taketh from him all his|armour wherein he|trusted, and divideth|his spoils.
R	T11:23 He that is not|with me is against me:|and he that gathereth|not with me scattereth.|11:24 When the|unclean spirit is gone|out of a man, he|walketh through dry|places, seeking rest;|and finding none, he|saith, I will return|unto my house whence|I came out.|11:25 And when he
R	Tcometh, he findeth it|swept and garnished.|11:26 Then goeth he,|and taketh to him|seven other spirits|more wicked than|himself; and they|enter in, and dwell|there: and the last|state of that man is|worse than the first.|11:27 And it came to|pass, as he spake|these things, a certain
R	Twoman of the company|lifted up her voice,|and said unto him,|Blessed is the womb|that bare thee, and|the paps which thou|hast sucked.|11:28 But he said, Yea|rather, blessed are|they that hear the|word of God, and keep|it.|11:29 And when the|people were gathered
R	Tthick together, he|began to say, This is|an evil generation:|they seek a sign; and|there shall no sign be|given it, but the sign|of Jonas the prophet.|11:30 For as Jonas|was a sign unto the|Ninevites, so shall|also the Son of man|be to this generation.|11:31 The queen of|the south shall rise
R	Tup in the judgment|with the men of this|generation, and|condemn them: for she|came from the utmost|parts of the earth to|hear the wisdom of|Solomon; and, behold, a|greater than Solomon|is here.|11:32 The men of|Nineve shall rise up in|the judgment with this|generation, and shall
R	Tcondemn it: for they|repented at the|preaching of Jonas;|and, behold, a greater|than Jonas is here.|11:33 No man, when he|hath lighted a candle,|putteth it in a secret|place, neither under a|bushel, but on a|candlestick, that they|which come in may see|the light.|11:34 The light of the
R	Tbody is the eye:|therefore when thine|eye is single, thy|whole body also is full|of light; but when thine|eye is evil, thy body|also is full of|darkness.|11:35 Take heed|therefore that the|light which is in thee|be not darkness.|11:36 If thy whole|body therefore be
R	Tfull of light, having no|part dark, the whole|shall be full of light,|as when the bright|shining of a candle|doth give thee light.|11:37 And as he|spake, a certain|Pharisee besought him|to dine with him: and he|went in, and sat down|to meat.|11:38 And when the|Pharisee saw it, he
R	Tmarvelled that he had|not first washed|before dinner.|11:39 And the Lord|said unto him, Now do|ye Pharisees make|clean the outside of|the cup and the|platter; but your|inward part is full of|ravening and|wickedness.|11:40 Ye fools, did not|he that made that
R	Twhich is without make|that which is within|also?|11:41 But rather give|alms of such things as|ye have; and, behold,|all things are clean|unto you.|11:42 But woe unto|you, Pharisees! for ye|tithe mint and rue and|all manner of herbs,|and pass over|judgment and the love
R	Tof God: these ought|ye to have done, and|not to leave the other|undone.|11:43 Woe unto you,|Pharisees! for ye love|the uppermost seats|in the synagogues,|and greetings in the|markets.|11:44 Woe unto you,|scribes and|Pharisees, hypocrites!|for ye are as graves
R	Twhich appear not, and|the men that walk over|them are not aware of|them.|11:45 Then answered|one of the lawyers,|and said unto him,|Master, thus saying|thou reproachest us|also.|11:46 And he said, Woe|unto you also, ye|lawyers! for ye lade|men with burdens
R	Tgrievous to be borne,|and ye yourselves|touch not the burdens|with one of your|fingers.|11:47 Woe unto you!|for ye build the|sepulchres of the|prophets, and your|fathers killed them.|11:48 Truly ye bear|witness that ye allow|the deeds of your|fathers: for they
R	Tindeed killed them, and|ye build their|sepulchres.|11:49 Therefore also|said the wisdom of|God, I will send them|prophets and|apostles, and some of|them they shall slay|and persecute:|11:50 That the blood|of all the prophets,|which was shed from|the foundation of the
R	Tworld, may be|required of this|generation;|11:51 From the blood|of Abel unto the blood|of Zacharias which|perished between the|altar and the temple:|verily I say unto you,|It shall be required|of this generation.|11:52 Woe unto you,|lawyers! for ye have|taken away the key of
R	Tknowledge: ye entered|not in yourselves, and|them that were|entering in ye|hindered.|11:53 And as he said|these things unto|them, the scribes and|the Pharisees began|to urge him|vehemently, and to|provoke him to speak|of many things:|11:54 Laying wait for
R	Thim, and seeking to|catch something out|of his mouth, that they|might accuse him.||12:1 In the mean time,|when there were|gathered together an|innumerable multitude|of people, insomuch|that they trode one|upon another, he|began to say unto his|disciples first of all,
R	TBeware ye of the|leaven of the|Pharisees, which is|hypocrisy.|12:2 For there is|nothing covered, that|shall not be revealed;|neither hid, that shall|not be known.|12:3 Therefore|whatsoever ye have|spoken in darkness|shall be heard in the|light; and that which
R	Tye have spoken in the|ear in closets shall|be proclaimed upon|the housetops.|12:4 And I say unto|you my friends, Be not|afraid of them that kill|the body, and after|that have no more|that they can do.|12:5 But I will|forewarn you whom ye|shall fear: Fear him,|which after he hath
R	Tkilled hath power to|cast into hell; yea, I|say unto you, Fear|him.|12:6 Are not five|sparrows sold for two|farthings, and not one|of them is forgotten|before God?|12:7 But even the|very hairs of your|head are all|numbered. Fear not|therefore: ye are of
R	Tmore value than many|sparrows.|12:8 Also I say unto|you, Whosoever shall|confess me before|men, him shall the Son|of man also confess|before the angels of|God:|12:9 But he that|denieth me before men|shall be denied|before the angels of|God.
R	T12:10 And whosoever|shall speak a word|against the Son of|man, it shall be|forgiven him: but unto|him that blasphemeth|against the Holy Ghost|it shall not be|forgiven.|12:11 And when they|bring you unto the|synagogues, and unto|magistrates, and|powers, take ye no
R	Tthought how or what|thing ye shall answer,|or what ye shall say:|12:12 For the Holy|Ghost shall teach you|in the same hour what|ye ought to say.|12:13 And one of the|company said unto him,|Master, speak to my|brother, that he divide|the inheritance with|me.|12:14 And he said unto
R	Thim, Man, who made me|a judge or a divider|over you?|12:15 And he said unto|them, Take heed, and|beware of|covetousness: for a|man's life consisteth|not in the abundance|of the things which he|possesseth.|12:16 And he spake a|parable unto them,|saying, The ground of
R	Ta certain rich man|brought forth|plentifully:|12:17 And he thought|within himself, saying,|What shall I do,|because I have no|room where to bestow|my fruits?|12:18 And he said, This|will I do: I will pull|down my barns, and|build greater; and|there will I bestow all
R	Tmy fruits and my|goods.|12:19 And I will say to|my soul, Soul, thou|hast much goods laid|up for many years;|take thine ease, eat,|drink, and be merry.|12:20 But God said|unto him, Thou fool,|this night thy soul|shall be required of|thee: then whose shall|those things be, which
R	Tthou hast provided?|12:21 So is he that|layeth up treasure|for himself, and is not|rich toward God.|12:22 And he said unto|his disciples,|Therefore I say unto|you, Take no thought|for your life, what ye|shall eat; neither for|the body, what ye|shall put on.|12:23 The life is more
R	Tthan meat, and the|body is more than|raiment.|12:24 Consider the|ravens: for they|neither sow nor reap;|which neither have|storehouse nor barn;|and God feedeth them:|how much more are ye|better than the fowls?|12:25 And which of|you with taking|thought can add to his
R	Tstature one cubit?|12:26 If ye then be|not able to do that|thing which is least,|why take ye thought|for the rest?|12:27 Consider the|lilies how they grow:|they toil not, they spin|not; and yet I say|unto you, that Solomon|in all his glory was|not arrayed like one|of these.
R	T12:28 If then God so|clothe the grass,|which is to day in the|field, and to morrow is|cast into the oven;|how much more will he|clothe you, O ye of|little faith?|12:29 And seek not ye|what ye shall eat, or|what ye shall drink,|neither be ye of|doubtful mind.|12:30 For all these
R	Tthings do the nations|of the world seek|after: and your|Father knoweth that|ye have need of|these things.|12:31 But rather seek|ye the kingdom of God;|and all these things|shall be added unto|you.|12:32 Fear not, little|flock; for it is your|Father's good
R	Tpleasure to give you|the kingdom.|12:33 Sell that ye|have, and give alms;|provide yourselves|bags which wax not|old, a treasure in the|heavens that faileth|not, where no thief|approacheth, neither|moth corrupteth.|12:34 For where your|treasure is, there will|your heart be also.
R	T12:35 Let your loins|be girded about, and|your lights burning;|12:36 And ye|yourselves like unto|men that wait for their|lord, when he will|return from the|wedding; that when he|cometh and knocketh,|they may open unto|him immediately.|12:37 Blessed are|those servants, whom
R	Tthe lord when he|cometh shall find|watching: verily I say|unto you, that he shall|gird himself, and make|them to sit down to|meat, and will come|forth and serve them.|12:38 And if he shall|come in the second|watch, or come in the|third watch, and find|them so, blessed are|those servants.
R	T12:39 And this know,|that if the goodman of|the house had known|what hour the thief|would come, he would|have watched, and not|have suffered his|house to be broken|through.|12:40 Be ye therefore|ready also: for the|Son of man cometh at|an hour when ye think|not.
R	T12:41 Then Peter said|unto him, Lord,|speakest thou this|parable unto us, or|even to all?|12:42 And the Lord|said, Who then is that|faithful and wise|steward, whom his lord|shall make ruler over|his household, to give|them their portion of|meat in due season?|12:43 Blessed is that
R	Tservant, whom his lord|when he cometh shall|find so doing.|12:44 Of a truth I say|unto you, that he will|make him ruler over|all that he hath.|12:45 But and if that|servant say in his|heart, My lord|delayeth his coming;|and shall begin to|beat the menservants|and maidens, and to
R	Teat and drink, and to|be drunken;|12:46 The lord of that|servant will come in a|day when he looketh|not for him, and at an|hour when he is not|aware, and will cut him|in sunder, and will|appoint him his portion|with the unbelievers.|12:47 And that|servant, which knew|his lord's will, and
R	Tprepared not himself,|neither did according|to his will, shall be|beaten with many|stripes.|12:48 But he that knew|not, and did commit|things worthy of|stripes, shall be|beaten with few|stripes. For unto|whomsoever much is|given, of him shall be|much required: and to
R	Twhom men have|committed much, of him|they will ask the more.|12:49 I am come to|send fire on the|earth; and what will I,|if it be already|kindled?|12:50 But I have a|baptism to be baptized|with; and how am I|straitened till it be|accomplished!|12:51 Suppose ye that
R	TI am come to give|peace on earth? I tell|you, Nay; but rather|division:|12:52 For from|henceforth there|shall be five in one|house divided, three|against two, and two|against three.|12:53 The father shall|be divided against the|son, and the son|against the father;
R	Tthe mother against the|daughter, and the|daughter against the|mother; the mother in|law against her|daughter in law, and|the daughter in law|against her mother in|law.|12:54 And he said also|to the people, When ye|see a cloud rise out|of the west,|straightway ye say,
R	TThere cometh a|shower; and so it is.|12:55 And when ye see|the south wind blow,|ye say, There will be|heat; and it cometh to|pass.|12:56 Ye hypocrites,|ye can discern the|face of the sky and|of the earth; but how|is it that ye do not|discern this time?|12:57 Yea, and why
R	Teven of yourselves|judge ye not what is|right?|12:58 When thou goest|with thine adversary|to the magistrate, as|thou art in the way,|give diligence that|thou mayest be|delivered from him;|lest he hale thee to|the judge, and the|judge deliver thee to|the officer, and the
R	Tofficer cast thee into|prison.|12:59 I tell thee, thou|shalt not depart|thence, till thou hast|paid the very last|mite.||13:1 There were|present at that|season some that told|him of the Galilaeans,|whose blood Pilate had|mingled with their
R	Tsacrifices.|13:2 And Jesus|answering said unto|them, Suppose ye that|these Galilaeans were|sinners above all the|Galilaeans, because|they suffered such|things?|13:3 I tell you, Nay:|but, except ye repent,|ye shall all likewise|perish.|13:4 Or those
R	Teighteen, upon whom|the tower in Siloam|fell, and slew them,|think ye that they|were sinners above|all men that dwelt in|Jerusalem?|13:5 I tell you, Nay:|but, except ye repent,|ye shall all likewise|perish.|13:6 He spake also|this parable; A certain|man had a fig tree
R	Tplanted in his|vineyard; and he came|and sought fruit|thereon, and found|none.|13:7 Then said he unto|the dresser of his|vineyard, Behold,|these three years I|come seeking fruit on|this fig tree, and find|none: cut it down; why|cumbereth it the|ground?
R	T13:8 And he answering|said unto him, Lord, let|it alone this year also,|till I shall dig about it,|and dung it:|13:9 And if it bear|fruit, well: and if not,|then after that thou|shalt cut it down.|13:10 And he was|teaching in one of the|synagogues on the|sabbath.|13:11 And, behold,
R	Tthere was a woman|which had a spirit of|infirmity eighteen|years, and was bowed|together, and could in|no wise lift up herself.|13:12 And when Jesus|saw her, he called her|to him, and said unto|her, Woman, thou art|loosed from thine|infirmity.|13:13 And he laid his|hands on her: and
R	Timmediately she was|made straight, and|glorified God.|13:14 And the ruler of|the synagogue|answered with|indignation, because|that Jesus had healed|on the sabbath day,|and said unto the|people, There are six|days in which men|ought to work: in them|therefore come and
R	Tbe healed, and not on|the sabbath day.|13:15 The Lord then|answered him, and|said, Thou hypocrite,|doth not each one of|you on the sabbath|loose his ox or his|ass from the stall,|and lead him away to|watering?|13:16 And ought not|this woman, being a|daughter of Abraham,
R	Twhom Satan hath|bound, lo, these|eighteen years, be|loosed from this bond|on the sabbath day?|13:17 And when he had|said these things, all|his adversaries were|ashamed: and all the|people rejoiced for|all the glorious things|that were done by him.|13:18 Then said he,|Unto what is the
R	Tkingdom of God like?|and whereunto shall I|resemble it?|13:19 It is like a grain|of mustard seed,|which a man took, and|cast into his garden;|and it grew, and waxed|a great tree; and the|fowls of the air|lodged in the|branches of it.|13:20 And again he|said, Whereunto shall I
R	Tliken the kingdom of|God?|13:21 It is like leaven,|which a woman took|and hid in three|measures of meal, till|the whole was|leavened.|13:22 And he went|through the cities and|villages, teaching, and|journeying toward|Jerusalem.|13:23 Then said one
R	Tunto him, Lord, are|there few that be|saved? And he said|unto them,|13:24 Strive to enter|in at the strait gate:|for many, I say unto|you, will seek to enter|in, and shall not be|able.|13:25 When once the|master of the house|is risen up, and hath|shut to the door, and
R	Tye begin to stand|without, and to knock|at the door, saying,|Lord, Lord, open unto|us; and he shall|answer and say unto|you, I know you not|whence ye are:|13:26 Then shall ye|begin to say, We have|eaten and drunk in|thy presence, and|thou hast taught in|our streets.
R	T13:27 But he shall say,|I tell you, I know you|not whence ye are;|depart from me, all ye|workers of iniquity.|13:28 There shall be|weeping and gnashing|of teeth, when ye|shall see Abraham,|and Isaac, and Jacob,|and all the prophets,|in the kingdom of God,|and you yourselves|thrust out.
R	T13:29 And they shall|come from the east,|and from the west,|and from the north,|and from the south,|and shall sit down in|the kingdom of God.|13:30 And, behold,|there are last which|shall be first, and|there are first which|shall be last.|13:31 The same day|there came certain of
R	Tthe Pharisees, saying|unto him, Get thee out,|and depart hence: for|Herod will kill thee.|13:32 And he said unto|them, Go ye, and tell|that fox, Behold, I|cast out devils, and I|do cures to day and|to morrow, and the|third day I shall be|perfected.|13:33 Nevertheless I|must walk to day, and
R	Tto morrow, and the|day following: for it|cannot be that a|prophet perish out of|Jerusalem.|13:34 O Jerusalem,|Jerusalem, which|killest the prophets,|and stonest them that|are sent unto thee;|how often would I|have gathered thy|children together, as|a hen doth gather her
R	Tbrood under her|wings, and ye would|not!|13:35 Behold, your|house is left unto you|desolate: and verily I|say unto you, Ye shall|not see me, until the|time come when ye|shall say, Blessed is|he that cometh in the|name of the Lord.||14:1 And it came to
R	Tpass, as he went into|the house of one of|the chief Pharisees to|eat bread on the|sabbath day, that they|watched him.|14:2 And, behold,|there was a certain|man before him which|had the dropsy.|14:3 And Jesus|answering spake unto|the lawyers and|Pharisees, saying, Is it
R	Tlawful to heal on the|sabbath day?|14:4 And they held|their peace. And he|took him, and healed|him, and let him go;|14:5 And answered|them, saying, Which of|you shall have an ass|or an ox fallen into a|pit, and will not|straightway pull him|out on the sabbath|day?
R	T14:6 And they could|not answer him again|to these things.|14:7 And he put forth|a parable to those|which were bidden,|when he marked how|they chose out the|chief rooms; saying|unto them,|14:8 When thou art|bidden of any man to|a wedding, sit not down|in the highest room;
R	Tlest a more|honourable man than|thou be bidden of him;|14:9 And he that bade|thee and him come and|say to thee, Give this|man place; and thou|begin with shame to|take the lowest room.|14:10 But when thou|art bidden, go and sit|down in the lowest|room; that when he|that bade thee cometh,
R	The may say unto thee,|Friend, go up higher:|then shalt thou have|worship in the|presence of them that|sit at meat with thee.|14:11 For whosoever|exalteth himself shall|be abased; and he|that humbleth himself|shall be exalted.|14:12 Then said he|also to him that bade|him, When thou makest
R	Ta dinner or a supper,|call not thy friends,|nor thy brethren,|neither thy kinsmen,|nor thy rich|neighbours; lest they|also bid thee again,|and a recompence be|made thee.|14:13 But when thou|makest a feast, call|the poor, the maimed,|the lame, the blind:|14:14 And thou shalt
R	Tbe blessed; for they|cannot recompense|thee: for thou shalt|be recompensed at|the resurrection of|the just.|14:15 And when one of|them that sat at meat|with him heard these|things, he said unto|him, Blessed is he that|shall eat bread in the|kingdom of God.|14:16 Then said he
R	Tunto him, A certain man|made a great supper,|and bade many:|14:17 And sent his|servant at supper|time to say to them|that were bidden,|Come; for all things|are now ready.|14:18 And they all with|one consent began to|make excuse. The first|said unto him, I have|bought a piece of
R	Tground, and I must|needs go and see it: I|pray thee have me|excused.|14:19 And another|said, I have bought|five yoke of oxen, and|I go to prove them: I|pray thee have me|excused.|14:20 And another|said, I have married a|wife, and therefore I|cannot come.
R	T14:21 So that servant|came, and shewed his|lord these things.|Then the master of|the house being angry|said to his servant, Go|out quickly into the|streets and lanes of|the city, and bring in|hither the poor, and|the maimed, and the|halt, and the blind.|14:22 And the servant|said, Lord, it is done
R	Tas thou hast|commanded, and yet|there is room.|14:23 And the lord|said unto the servant,|Go out into the|highways and hedges,|and compel them to|come in, that my house|may be filled.|14:24 For I say unto|you, That none of|those men which were|bidden shall taste of
R	Tmy supper.|14:25 And there went|great multitudes with|him: and he turned,|and said unto them,|14:26 If any man come|to me, and hate not his|father, and mother,|and wife, and children,|and brethren, and|sisters, yea, and his|own life also, he|cannot be my disciple.|14:27 And whosoever
R	Tdoth not bear his|cross, and come after|me, cannot be my|disciple.|14:28 For which of|you, intending to build|a tower, sitteth not|down first, and|counteth the cost,|whether he have|sufficient to finish it?|14:29 Lest haply,|after he hath laid the|foundation, and is not
R	Table to finish it, all|that behold it begin to|mock him,|14:30 Saying, This man|began to build, and|was not able to finish.|14:31 Or what king,|going to make war|against another king,|sitteth not down first,|and consulteth|whether he be able|with ten thousand to|meet him that cometh
R	Tagainst him with twenty|thousand?|14:32 Or else, while|the other is yet a|great way off, he|sendeth an|ambassage, and|desireth conditions of|peace.|14:33 So likewise,|whosoever he be of|you that forsaketh|not all that he hath,|he cannot be my
R	Tdisciple.|14:34 Salt is good: but|if the salt have lost|his savour, wherewith|shall it be seasoned?|14:35 It is neither fit|for the land, nor yet|for the dunghill; but|men cast it out. He|that hath ears to|hear, let him hear.||15:1 Then drew near|unto him all the
R	Tpublicans and sinners|for to hear him.|15:2 And the|Pharisees and scribes|murmured, saying, This|man receiveth sinners,|and eateth with them.|15:3 And he spake this|parable unto them,|saying,|15:4 What man of you,|having an hundred|sheep, if he lose one|of them, doth not
R	Tleave the ninety and|nine in the wilderness,|and go after that|which is lost, until he|find it?|15:5 And when he hath|found it, he layeth it|on his shoulders,|rejoicing.|15:6 And when he|cometh home, he|calleth together his|friends and|neighbours, saying
R	Tunto them, Rejoice with|me; for I have found|my sheep which was|lost.|15:7 I say unto you,|that likewise joy shall|be in heaven over one|sinner that repenteth,|more than over ninety|and nine just|persons, which need|no repentance.|15:8 Either what woman|having ten pieces of
R	Tsilver, if she lose one|piece, doth not light a|candle, and sweep the|house, and seek|diligently till she find|it?|15:9 And when she|hath found it, she|calleth her friends|and her neighbours|together, saying,|Rejoice with me; for I|have found the piece|which I had lost.
R	T15:10 Likewise, I say|unto you, there is joy|in the presence of|the angels of God|over one sinner that|repenteth.|15:11 And he said, A|certain man had two|sons:|15:12 And the younger|of them said to his|father, Father, give|me the portion of|goods that falleth to
R	Tme. And he divided|unto them his living.|15:13 And not many|days after the|younger son gathered|all together, and took|his journey into a far|country, and there|wasted his substance|with riotous living.|15:14 And when he had|spent all, there arose|a mighty famine in that|land; and he began to
R	Tbe in want.|15:15 And he went and|joined himself to a|citizen of that|country; and he sent|him into his fields to|feed swine.|15:16 And he would|fain have filled his|belly with the husks|that the swine did eat:|and no man gave unto|him.|15:17 And when he
R	Tcame to himself, he|said, How many hired|servants of my|father's have bread|enough and to spare,|and I perish with|hunger!|15:18 I will arise and|go to my father, and|will say unto him,|Father, I have sinned|against heaven, and|before thee,|15:19 And am no more
R	Tworthy to be called|thy son: make me as|one of thy hired|servants.|15:20 And he arose,|and came to his|father. But when he|was yet a great way|off, his father saw|him, and had|compassion, and ran,|and fell on his neck,|and kissed him.|15:21 And the son said
R	Tunto him, Father, I|have sinned against|heaven, and in thy|sight, and am no more|worthy to be called|thy son.|15:22 But the father|said to his servants,|Bring forth the best|robe, and put it on him;|and put a ring on his|hand, and shoes on|his feet:|15:23 And bring hither
R	Tthe fatted calf, and|kill it; and let us eat,|and be merry:|15:24 For this my son|was dead, and is alive|again; he was lost, and|is found. And they|began to be merry.|15:25 Now his elder|son was in the field:|and as he came and|drew nigh to the|house, he heard|musick and dancing.
R	T15:26 And he called|one of the servants,|and asked what these|things meant.|15:27 And he said unto|him, Thy brother is|come; and thy father|hath killed the fatted|calf, because he hath|received him safe and|sound.|15:28 And he was|angry, and would not|go in: therefore came
R	This father out, and|intreated him.|15:29 And he|answering said to his|father, Lo, these many|years do I serve|thee, neither|transgressed I at any|time thy commandment:|and yet thou never|gavest me a kid, that I|might make merry with|my friends:|15:30 But as soon as
R	Tthis thy son was come,|which hath devoured|thy living with harlots,|thou hast killed for|him the fatted calf.|15:31 And he said unto|him, Son, thou art ever|with me, and all that I|have is thine.|15:32 It was meet that|we should make merry,|and be glad: for this|thy brother was dead,|and is alive again; and
R	Twas lost, and is found.||16:1 And he said also|unto his disciples,|There was a certain|rich man, which had a|steward; and the same|was accused unto him|that he had wasted his|goods.|16:2 And he called him,|and said unto him, How|is it that I hear this|of thee? give an
R	Taccount of thy|stewardship; for thou|mayest be no longer|steward.|16:3 Then the steward|said within himself,|What shall I do? for|my lord taketh away|from me the|stewardship: I cannot|dig; to beg I am|ashamed.|16:4 I am resolved|what to do, that, when
R	TI am put out of the|stewardship, they may|receive me into their|houses.|16:5 So he called|every one of his|lord's debtors unto|him, and said unto the|first, How much owest|thou unto my lord?|16:6 And he said, An|hundred measures of|oil. And he said unto|him, Take thy bill, and
R	Tsit down quickly, and|write fifty.|16:7 Then said he to|another, And how much|owest thou? And he|said, An hundred|measures of wheat.|And he said unto him,|Take thy bill, and write|fourscore.|16:8 And the lord|commended the unjust|steward, because he|had done wisely: for
R	Tthe children of this|world are in their|generation wiser than|the children of light.|16:9 And I say unto|you, Make to|yourselves friends of|the mammon of|unrighteousness; that,|when ye fail, they may|receive you into|everlasting|habitations.|16:10 He that is
R	Tfaithful in that which|is least is faithful|also in much: and he|that is unjust in the|least is unjust also in|much.|16:11 If therefore ye|have not been faithful|in the unrighteous|mammon, who will commit|to your trust the true|riches?|16:12 And if ye have|not been faithful in
R	Tthat which is another|man's, who shall give|you that which is your|own?|16:13 No servant can|serve two masters:|for either he will hate|the one, and love the|other; or else he will|hold to the one, and|despise the other. Ye|cannot serve God and|mammon.|16:14 And the
R	TPharisees also, who|were covetous, heard|all these things: and|they derided him.|16:15 And he said unto|them, Ye are they|which justify|yourselves before|men; but God knoweth|your hearts: for that|which is highly|esteemed among men is|abomination in the|sight of God.
R	T16:16 The law and the|prophets were until|John: since that time|the kingdom of God is|preached, and every|man presseth into it.|16:17 And it is easier|for heaven and earth|to pass, than one|tittle of the law to fail.|16:18 Whosoever|putteth away his wife,|and marrieth another,|committeth adultery:
R	Tand whosoever|marrieth her that is|put away from her|husband committeth|adultery.|16:19 There was a|certain rich man, which|was clothed in purple|and fine linen, and|fared sumptuously|every day:|16:20 And there was a|certain beggar named|Lazarus, which was
R	Tlaid at his gate, full of|sores,|16:21 And desiring to|be fed with the|crumbs which fell from|the rich man's table:|moreover the dogs|came and licked his|sores.|16:22 And it came to|pass, that the beggar|died, and was carried|by the angels into|Abraham's bosom: the
R	Trich man also died,|and was buried;|16:23 And in hell he|lift up his eyes, being|in torments, and seeth|Abraham afar off, and|Lazarus in his bosom.|16:24 And he cried|and said, Father|Abraham, have mercy|on me, and send|Lazarus, that he may|dip the tip of his|finger in water, and
R	Tcool my tongue; for I|am tormented in this|flame.|16:25 But Abraham|said, Son, remember|that thou in thy|lifetime receivedst thy|good things, and|likewise Lazarus evil|things: but now he is|comforted, and thou|art tormented.|16:26 And beside all|this, between us and
R	Tyou there is a great|gulf fixed: so that|they which would pass|from hence to you|cannot; neither can|they pass to us, that|would come from|thence.|16:27 Then he said, I|pray thee therefore,|father, that thou|wouldest send him to|my father's house:|16:28 For I have five
R	Tbrethren; that he may|testify unto them, lest|they also come into|this place of torment.|16:29 Abraham saith|unto him, They have|Moses and the|prophets; let them|hear them.|16:30 And he said, Nay,|father Abraham: but if|one went unto them|from the dead, they|will repent.
R	T16:31 And he said unto|him, If they hear not|Moses and the|prophets, neither will|they be persuaded,|though one rose from|the dead.||17:1 Then said he unto|the disciples, It is|impossible but that|offences will come: but|woe unto him, through|whom they come!
R	T17:2 It were better|for him that a|millstone were hanged|about his neck, and he|cast into the sea, than|that he should offend|one of these little|ones.|17:3 Take heed to|yourselves: If thy|brother trespass|against thee, rebuke|him; and if he repent,|forgive him.
R	T17:4 And if he|trespass against thee|seven times in a day,|and seven times in a|day turn again to|thee, saying, I repent;|thou shalt forgive him.|17:5 And the apostles|said unto the Lord,|Increase our faith.|17:6 And the Lord|said, If ye had faith|as a grain of mustard|seed, ye might say
R	Tunto this sycamine|tree, Be thou plucked|up by the root, and be|thou planted in the|sea; and it should|obey you.|17:7 But which of you,|having a servant|plowing or feeding|cattle, will say unto|him by and by, when he|is come from the field,|Go and sit down to|meat?
R	T17:8 And will not|rather say unto him,|Make ready wherewith|I may sup, and gird|thyself, and serve me,|till I have eaten and|drunken; and|afterward thou shalt|eat and drink?|17:9 Doth he thank|that servant because|he did the things that|were commanded him? I|trow not.
R	T17:10 So likewise ye,|when ye shall have|done all those things|which are commanded|you, say, We are|unprofitable servants:|we have done that|which was our duty to|do.|17:11 And it came to|pass, as he went to|Jerusalem, that he|passed through the|midst of Samaria and
R	TGalilee.|17:12 And as he|entered into a certain|village, there met him|ten men that were|lepers, which stood|afar off:|17:13 And they lifted|up their voices, and|said, Jesus, Master,|have mercy on us.|17:14 And when he saw|them, he said unto|them, Go shew
R	Tyourselves unto the|priests. And it came to|pass, that, as they|went, they were|cleansed.|17:15 And one of them,|when he saw that he|was healed, turned|back, and with a loud|voice glorified God,|17:16 And fell down on|his face at his feet,|giving him thanks: and|he was a Samaritan.
R	T17:17 And Jesus|answering said, Were|there not ten|cleansed? but where|are the nine?|17:18 There are not|found that returned|to give glory to God,|save this stranger.|17:19 And he said unto|him, Arise, go thy way:|thy faith hath made|thee whole.|17:20 And when he was
R	Tdemanded of the|Pharisees, when the|kingdom of God should|come, he answered|them and said, The|kingdom of God cometh|not with observation:|17:21 Neither shall|they say, Lo here! or,|lo there! for, behold,|the kingdom of God is|within you.|17:22 And he said unto|the disciples, The
R	Tdays will come, when|ye shall desire to see|one of the days of|the Son of man, and|ye shall not see it.|17:23 And they shall|say to you, See here;|or, see there: go not|after them, nor follow|them.|17:24 For as the|lightning, that|lighteneth out of the|one part under
R	Theaven, shineth unto|the other part under|heaven; so shall also|the Son of man be in|his day.|17:25 But first must|he suffer many things,|and be rejected of|this generation.|17:26 And as it was in|the days of Noe, so|shall it be also in the|days of the Son of|man.
R	T17:27 They did eat,|they drank, they|married wives, they|were given in|marriage, until the day|that Noe entered into|the ark, and the flood|came, and destroyed|them all.|17:28 Likewise also as|it was in the days of|Lot; they did eat, they|drank, they bought,|they sold, they
R	Tplanted, they builded;|17:29 But the same|day that Lot went out|of Sodom it rained fire|and brimstone from|heaven, and|destroyed them all.|17:30 Even thus shall|it be in the day when|the Son of man is|revealed.|17:31 In that day, he|which shall be upon|the housetop, and his
R	Tstuff in the house, let|him not come down to|take it away: and he|that is in the field, let|him likewise not return|back.|17:32 Remember Lot's|wife.|17:33 Whosoever shall|seek to save his life|shall lose it; and|whosoever shall lose|his life shall preserve|it.
R	T17:34 I tell you, in that|night there shall be|two men in one bed;|the one shall be|taken, and the other|shall be left.|17:35 Two women shall|be grinding together;|the one shall be|taken, and the other|left.|17:36 Two men shall be|in the field; the one|shall be taken, and
R	Tthe other left.|17:37 And they|answered and said|unto him, Where, Lord?|And he said unto them,|Wheresoever the body|is, thither will the|eagles be gathered|together.||18:1 And he spake a|parable unto them to|this end, that men|ought always to pray,
R	Tand not to faint;|18:2 Saying, There was|in a city a judge,|which feared not God,|neither regarded man:|18:3 And there was a|widow in that city; and|she came unto him,|saying, Avenge me of|mine adversary.|18:4 And he would not|for a while: but|afterward he said|within himself, Though I
R	Tfear not God, nor|regard man;|18:5 Yet because this|widow troubleth me, I|will avenge her, lest|by her continual|coming she weary me.|18:6 And the Lord|said, Hear what the|unjust judge saith.|18:7 And shall not God|avenge his own elect,|which cry day and|night unto him, though
R	The bear long with|them?|18:8 I tell you that he|will avenge them|speedily. Nevertheless|when the Son of man|cometh, shall he find|faith on the earth?|18:9 And he spake this|parable unto certain|which trusted in|themselves that they|were righteous, and|despised others:
R	T18:10 Two men went up|into the temple to|pray; the one a|Pharisee, and the|other a publican.|18:11 The Pharisee|stood and prayed|thus with himself, God,|I thank thee, that I am|not as other men are,|extortioners, unjust,|adulterers, or even|as this publican.|18:12 I fast twice in
R	Tthe week, I give tithes|of all that I possess.|18:13 And the|publican, standing|afar off, would not lift|up so much as his|eyes unto heaven, but|smote upon his breast,|saying, God be|merciful to me a|sinner.|18:14 I tell you, this|man went down to his|house justified
R	Trather than the other:|for every one that|exalteth himself shall|be abased; and he|that humbleth himself|shall be exalted.|18:15 And they|brought unto him also|infants, that he would|touch them: but when|his disciples saw it,|they rebuked them.|18:16 But Jesus called|them unto him, and
R	Tsaid, Suffer little|children to come unto|me, and forbid them|not: for of such is the|kingdom of God.|18:17 Verily I say|unto you, Whosoever|shall not receive the|kingdom of God as a|little child shall in no|wise enter therein.|18:18 And a certain|ruler asked him,|saying, Good Master,
R	Twhat shall I do to|inherit eternal life?|18:19 And Jesus said|unto him, Why callest|thou me good? none is|good, save one, that|is, God.|18:20 Thou knowest|the commandments, Do|not commit adultery,|Do not kill, Do not|steal, Do not bear|false witness, Honour|thy father and thy
R	Tmother.|18:21 And he said, All|these have I kept|from my youth up.|18:22 Now when Jesus|heard these things, he|said unto him, Yet|lackest thou one thing:|sell all that thou hast,|and distribute unto|the poor, and thou|shalt have treasure|in heaven: and come,|follow me.
R	T18:23 And when he|heard this, he was|very sorrowful: for|he was very rich.|18:24 And when Jesus|saw that he was very|sorrowful, he said,|How hardly shall they|that have riches|enter into the kingdom|of God!|18:25 For it is easier|for a camel to go|through a needle's
R	Teye, than for a rich|man to enter into the|kingdom of God.|18:26 And they that|heard it said, Who then|can be saved?|18:27 And he said, The|things which are|impossible with men|are possible with God.|18:28 Then Peter said,|Lo, we have left all,|and followed thee.|18:29 And he said unto
R	Tthem, Verily I say unto|you, There is no man|that hath left house,|or parents, or|brethren, or wife, or|children, for the|kingdom of God's sake,|18:30 Who shall not|receive manifold more|in this present time,|and in the world to|come life everlasting.|18:31 Then he took|unto him the twelve,
R	Tand said unto them,|Behold, we go up to|Jerusalem, and all|things that are written|by the prophets|concerning the Son of|man shall be|accomplished.|18:32 For he shall be|delivered unto the|Gentiles, and shall be|mocked, and spitefully|entreated, and spitted|on:
R	T18:33 And they shall|scourge him, and put|him to death: and the|third day he shall rise|again.|18:34 And they|understood none of|these things: and this|saying was hid from|them, neither knew|they the things which|were spoken.|18:35 And it came to|pass, that as he was
R	Tcome nigh unto|Jericho, a certain|blind man sat by the|way side begging:|18:36 And hearing the|multitude pass by, he|asked what it meant.|18:37 And they told|him, that Jesus of|Nazareth passeth by.|18:38 And he cried,|saying, Jesus, thou|son of David, have|mercy on me.
R	T18:39 And they which|went before rebuked|him, that he should|hold his peace: but he|cried so much the|more, Thou son of|David, have mercy on|me.|18:40 And Jesus|stood, and commanded|him to be brought unto|him: and when he was|come near, he asked|him,
R	T18:41 Saying, What wilt|thou that I shall do|unto thee? And he|said, Lord, that I may|receive my sight.|18:42 And Jesus said|unto him, Receive thy|sight: thy faith hath|saved thee.|18:43 And immediately|he received his sight,|and followed him,|glorifying God: and all|the people, when they
R	Tsaw it, gave praise|unto God.||19:1 And Jesus|entered and passed|through Jericho.|19:2 And, behold,|there was a man|named Zacchaeus,|which was the chief|among the publicans,|and he was rich.|19:3 And he sought to|see Jesus who he was;
R	Tand could not for the|press, because he|was little of stature.|19:4 And he ran|before, and climbed up|into a sycomore tree|to see him: for he was|to pass that way.|19:5 And when Jesus|came to the place, he|looked up, and saw him,|and said unto him,|Zacchaeus, make|haste, and come down;
R	Tfor to day I must|abide at thy house.|19:6 And he made|haste, and came down,|and received him|joyfully.|19:7 And when they|saw it, they all|murmured, saying, That|he was gone to be|guest with a man that|is a sinner.|19:8 And Zacchaeus|stood, and said unto
R	Tthe Lord: Behold,|Lord, the half of my|goods I give to the|poor; and if I have|taken any thing from|any man by false|accusation, I restore|him fourfold.|19:9 And Jesus said|unto him, This day is|salvation come to this|house, forsomuch as|he also is a son of|Abraham.
R	T19:10 For the Son of|man is come to seek|and to save that which|was lost.|19:11 And as they|heard these things, he|added and spake a|parable, because he|was nigh to Jerusalem,|and because they|thought that the|kingdom of God should|immediately appear.|19:12 He said
R	Ttherefore, A certain|nobleman went into a|far country to|receive for himself a|kingdom, and to|return.|19:13 And he called|his ten servants, and|delivered them ten|pounds, and said unto|them, Occupy till I|come.|19:14 But his citizens|hated him, and sent a
R	Tmessage after him,|saying, We will not|have this man to reign|over us.|19:15 And it came to|pass, that when he|was returned, having|received the kingdom,|then he commanded|these servants to be|called unto him, to|whom he had given the|money, that he might|know how much every
R	Tman had gained by|trading.|19:16 Then came the|first, saying, Lord, thy|pound hath gained ten|pounds.|19:17 And he said unto|him, Well, thou good|servant: because thou|hast been faithful in a|very little, have thou|authority over ten|cities.|19:18 And the second
R	Tcame, saying, Lord, thy|pound hath gained|five pounds.|19:19 And he said|likewise to him, Be thou|also over five cities.|19:20 And another|came, saying, Lord,|behold, here is thy|pound, which I have|kept laid up in a|napkin:|19:21 For I feared|thee, because thou
R	Tart an austere man:|thou takest up that|thou layedst not down,|and reapest that thou|didst not sow.|19:22 And he saith|unto him, Out of thine|own mouth will I judge|thee, thou wicked|servant. Thou knewest|that I was an austere|man, taking up that I|laid not down, and|reaping that I did not
R	Tsow:|19:23 Wherefore then|gavest not thou my|money into the bank,|that at my coming I|might have required|mine own with usury?|19:24 And he said unto|them that stood by,|Take from him the|pound, and give it to|him that hath ten|pounds.|19:25 (And they said
R	Tunto him, Lord, he hath|ten pounds.)|19:26 For I say unto|you, That unto every|one which hath shall|be given; and from him|that hath not, even|that he hath shall be|taken away from him.|19:27 But those mine|enemies, which would|not that I should|reign over them, bring|hither, and slay them
R	Tbefore me.|19:28 And when he had|thus spoken, he went|before, ascending up|to Jerusalem.|19:29 And it came to|pass, when he was|come nigh to|Bethphage and|Bethany, at the mount|called the mount of|Olives, he sent two of|his disciples,|19:30 Saying, Go ye
R	Tinto the village over|against you; in the|which at your entering|ye shall find a colt|tied, whereon yet|never man sat: loose|him, and bring him|hither.|19:31 And if any man|ask you, Why do ye|loose him? thus shall|ye say unto him,|Because the Lord|hath need of him.
R	T19:32 And they that|were sent went their|way, and found even|as he had said unto|them.|19:33 And as they|were loosing the colt,|the owners thereof|said unto them, Why|loose ye the colt?|19:34 And they said,|The Lord hath need|of him.|19:35 And they
R	Tbrought him to Jesus:|and they cast their|garments upon the|colt, and they set|Jesus thereon.|19:36 And as he went,|they spread their|clothes in the way.|19:37 And when he was|come nigh, even now at|the descent of the|mount of Olives, the|whole multitude of the|disciples began to
R	Trejoice and praise|God with a loud voice|for all the mighty|works that they had|seen;|19:38 Saying, Blessed|be the King that|cometh in the name of|the Lord: peace in|heaven, and glory in|the highest.|19:39 And some of the|Pharisees from among|the multitude said unto
R	Thim, Master, rebuke|thy disciples.|19:40 And he|answered and said|unto them, I tell you|that, if these should|hold their peace, the|stones would|immediately cry out.|19:41 And when he was|come near, he beheld|the city, and wept|over it,|19:42 Saying, If thou
R	Thadst known, even|thou, at least in this|thy day, the things|which belong unto thy|peace! but now they|are hid from thine|eyes.|19:43 For the days|shall come upon thee,|that thine enemies|shall cast a trench|about thee, and|compass thee round,|and keep thee in on
R	Tevery side,|19:44 And shall lay|thee even with the|ground, and thy|children within thee;|and they shall not|leave in thee one|stone upon another;|because thou knewest|not the time of thy|visitation.|19:45 And he went into|the temple, and began|to cast out them that
R	Tsold therein, and them|that bought;|19:46 Saying unto|them, It is written, My|house is the house of|prayer: but ye have|made it a den of|thieves.|19:47 And he taught|daily in the temple. But|the chief priests and|the scribes and the|chief of the people|sought to destroy him,
R	T19:48 And could not|find what they might|do: for all the people|were very attentive to|hear him.||20:1 And it came to|pass, that on one of|those days, as he|taught the people in|the temple, and|preached the gospel,|the chief priests and|the scribes came upon
R	Thim with the elders,|20:2 And spake unto|him, saying, Tell us, by|what authority doest|thou these things? or|who is he that gave|thee this authority?|20:3 And he answered|and said unto them, I|will also ask you one|thing; and answer me:|20:4 The baptism of|John, was it from|heaven, or of men?
R	T20:5 And they|reasoned with|themselves, saying, If|we shall say, From|heaven; he will say,|Why then believed ye|him not?|20:6 But and if we say,|Of men; all the people|will stone us: for they|be persuaded that|John was a prophet.|20:7 And they|answered, that they
R	Tcould not tell whence|it was.|20:8 And Jesus said|unto them, Neither tell|I you by what|authority I do these|things.|20:9 Then began he to|speak to the people|this parable; A certain|man planted a|vineyard, and let it|forth to husbandmen,|and went into a far
R	Tcountry for a long|time.|20:10 And at the|season he sent a|servant to the|husbandmen, that they|should give him of the|fruit of the vineyard:|but the husbandmen|beat him, and sent him|away empty.|20:11 And again he|sent another servant:|and they beat him
R	Talso, and entreated|him shamefully, and|sent him away empty.|20:12 And again he|sent a third: and they|wounded him also, and|cast him out.|20:13 Then said the|lord of the vineyard,|What shall I do? I will|send my beloved son:|it may be they will|reverence him when|they see him.
R	T20:14 But when the|husbandmen saw him,|they reasoned among|themselves, saying,|This is the heir: come,|let us kill him, that the|inheritance may be|ours.|20:15 So they cast him|out of the vineyard,|and killed him. What|therefore shall the|lord of the vineyard|do unto them?
R	T20:16 He shall come|and destroy these|husbandmen, and shall|give the vineyard to|others. And when they|heard it, they said,|God forbid.|20:17 And he beheld|them, and said, What is|this then that is|written, The stone|which the builders|rejected, the same is|become the head of
R	Tthe corner?|20:18 Whosoever shall|fall upon that stone|shall be broken; but|on whomsoever it shall|fall, it will grind him to|powder.|20:19 And the chief|priests and the|scribes the same hour|sought to lay hands|on him; and they|feared the people:|for they perceived
R	Tthat he had spoken|this parable against|them.|20:20 And they|watched him, and sent|forth spies, which|should feign|themselves just men,|that they might take|hold of his words, that|so they might deliver|him unto the power|and authority of the|governor.
R	T20:21 And they asked|him, saying, Master, we|know that thou sayest|and teachest rightly,|neither acceptest|thou the person of|any, but teachest the|way of God truly:|20:22 Is it lawful for|us to give tribute unto|Caesar, or no?|20:23 But he|perceived their|craftiness, and said
R	Tunto them, Why tempt|ye me?|20:24 Shew me a|penny. Whose image|and superscription|hath it? They|answered and said,|Caesar's.|20:25 And he said unto|them, Render|therefore unto|Caesar the things|which be Caesar's, and|unto God the things
R	Twhich be God's.|20:26 And they could|not take hold of his|words before the|people: and they|marvelled at his|answer, and held their|peace.|20:27 Then came to him|certain of the|Sadducees, which deny|that there is any|resurrection; and|they asked him,
R	T20:28 Saying, Master,|Moses wrote unto us,|If any man's brother|die, having a wife, and|he die without|children, that his|brother should take|his wife, and raise up|seed unto his brother.|20:29 There were|therefore seven|brethren: and the|first took a wife, and|died without children.
R	T20:30 And the second|took her to wife, and|he died childless.|20:31 And the third|took her; and in like|manner the seven|also: and they left no|children, and died.|20:32 Last of all the|woman died also.|20:33 Therefore in|the resurrection|whose wife of them is|she? for seven had
R	Ther to wife.|20:34 And Jesus|answering said unto|them, The children of|this world marry, and|are given in marriage:|20:35 But they which|shall be accounted|worthy to obtain that|world, and the|resurrection from the|dead, neither marry,|nor are given in|marriage:
R	T20:36 Neither can they|die any more: for they|are equal unto the|angels; and are the|children of God, being|the children of the|resurrection.|20:37 Now that the|dead are raised, even|Moses shewed at the|bush, when he calleth|the Lord the God of|Abraham, and the God|of Isaac, and the God
R	Tof Jacob.|20:38 For he is not a|God of the dead, but|of the living: for all|live unto him.|20:39 Then certain of|the scribes answering|said, Master, thou hast|well said.|20:40 And after that|they durst not ask him|any question at all.|20:41 And he said unto|them, How say they
R	Tthat Christ is David's|son?|20:42 And David|himself saith in the|book of Psalms, The|LORD said unto my|Lord, Sit thou on my|right hand,|20:43 Till I make thine|enemies thy footstool.|20:44 David therefore|calleth him Lord, how|is he then his son?|20:45 Then in the
R	Taudience of all the|people he said unto|his disciples,|20:46 Beware of the|scribes, which desire|to walk in long robes,|and love greetings in|the markets, and the|highest seats in the|synagogues, and the|chief rooms at feasts;|20:47 Which devour|widows' houses, and|for a shew make long
R	Tprayers: the same|shall receive greater|damnation.||21:1 And he looked up,|and saw the rich men|casting their gifts into|the treasury.|21:2 And he saw also|a certain poor widow|casting in thither two|mites.|21:3 And he said, Of a|truth I say unto you,
R	Tthat this poor widow|hath cast in more than|they all:|21:4 For all these|have of their|abundance cast in|unto the offerings of|God: but she of her|penury hath cast in|all the living that she|had.|21:5 And as some|spake of the temple,|how it was adorned
R	Twith goodly stones|and gifts, he said,|21:6 As for these|things which ye|behold, the days will|come, in the which|there shall not be left|one stone upon|another, that shall not|be thrown down.|21:7 And they asked|him, saying, Master, but|when shall these|things be? and what
R	Tsign will there be when|these things shall|come to pass?|21:8 And he said, Take|heed that ye be not|deceived: for many|shall come in my name,|saying, I am Christ;|and the time draweth|near: go ye not|therefore after them.|21:9 But when ye shall|hear of wars and|commotions, be not
R	Tterrified: for these|things must first come|to pass; but the end is|not by and by.|21:10 Then said he|unto them, Nation shall|rise against nation,|and kingdom against|kingdom:|21:11 And great|earthquakes shall be|in divers places, and|famines, and|pestilences; and
R	Tfearful sights and|great signs shall|there be from heaven.|21:12 But before all|these, they shall lay|their hands on you,|and persecute you,|delivering you up to|the synagogues, and|into prisons, being|brought before kings|and rulers for my|name's sake.|21:13 And it shall turn
R	Tto you for a|testimony.|21:14 Settle it|therefore in your|hearts, not to meditate|before what ye shall|answer:|21:15 For I will give|you a mouth and|wisdom, which all your|adversaries shall not|be able to gainsay|nor resist.|21:16 And ye shall be
R	Tbetrayed both by|parents, and|brethren, and|kinsfolks, and friends;|and some of you shall|they cause to be put|to death.|21:17 And ye shall be|hated of all men for|my name's sake.|21:18 But there shall|not an hair of your|head perish.|21:19 In your patience
R	Tpossess ye your|souls.|21:20 And when ye|shall see Jerusalem|compassed with armies,|then know that the|desolation thereof is|nigh.|21:21 Then let them|which are in Judaea|flee to the mountains;|and let them which are|in the midst of it|depart out; and let
R	Tnot them that are in|the countries enter|thereinto.|21:22 For these be|the days of|vengeance, that all|things which are|written may be|fulfilled.|21:23 But woe unto|them that are with|child, and to them that|give suck, in those|days! for there shall
R	Tbe great distress in|the land, and wrath|upon this people.|21:24 And they shall|fall by the edge of|the sword, and shall|be led away captive|into all nations: and|Jerusalem shall be|trodden down of the|Gentiles, until the times|of the Gentiles be|fulfilled.|21:25 And there shall
R	Tbe signs in the sun,|and in the moon, and in|the stars; and upon|the earth distress of|nations, with|perplexity; the sea|and the waves|roaring;|21:26 Men's hearts|failing them for fear,|and for looking after|those things which are|coming on the earth:|for the powers of
R	Theaven shall be|shaken.|21:27 And then shall|they see the Son of|man coming in a cloud|with power and great|glory.|21:28 And when these|things begin to come|to pass, then look up,|and lift up your|heads; for your|redemption draweth|nigh.
R	T21:29 And he spake to|them a parable; Behold|the fig tree, and all|the trees;|21:30 When they now|shoot forth, ye see|and know of your own|selves that summer is|now nigh at hand.|21:31 So likewise ye,|when ye see these|things come to pass,|know ye that the|kingdom of God is nigh
R	Tat hand.|21:32 Verily I say|unto you, This|generation shall not|pass away, till all be|fulfilled.|21:33 Heaven and|earth shall pass away:|but my words shall not|pass away.|21:34 And take heed|to yourselves, lest at|any time your hearts|be overcharged with
R	Tsurfeiting, and|drunkenness, and|cares of this life, and|so that day come upon|you unawares.|21:35 For as a snare|shall it come on all|them that dwell on the|face of the whole|earth.|21:36 Watch ye|therefore, and pray|always, that ye may be|accounted worthy to
R	Tescape all these|things that shall come|to pass, and to stand|before the Son of|man.|21:37 And in the day|time he was teaching in|the temple; and at|night he went out, and|abode in the mount|that is called the|mount of Olives.|21:38 And all the|people came early in
R	Tthe morning to him in|the temple, for to|hear him.||22:1 Now the feast of|unleavened bread|drew nigh, which is|called the Passover.|22:2 And the chief|priests and scribes|sought how they might|kill him; for they|feared the people.|22:3 Then entered
R	TSatan into Judas|surnamed Iscariot,|being of the number|of the twelve.|22:4 And he went his|way, and communed|with the chief priests|and captains, how he|might betray him unto|them.|22:5 And they were|glad, and covenanted|to give him money.|22:6 And he promised,
R	Tand sought|opportunity to betray|him unto them in the|absence of the|multitude.|22:7 Then came the|day of unleavened|bread, when the|passover must be|killed.|22:8 And he sent|Peter and John,|saying, Go and|prepare us the
R	Tpassover, that we may|eat.|22:9 And they said|unto him, Where wilt|thou that we prepare?|22:10 And he said unto|them, Behold, when ye|are entered into the|city, there shall a man|meet you, bearing a|pitcher of water;|follow him into the|house where he|entereth in.
R	T22:11 And ye shall say|unto the goodman of|the house, The Master|saith unto thee, Where|is the guestchamber,|where I shall eat the|passover with my|disciples?|22:12 And he shall|shew you a large|upper room furnished:|there make ready.|22:13 And they went,|and found as he had
R	Tsaid unto them: and|they made ready the|passover.|22:14 And when the|hour was come, he sat|down, and the twelve|apostles with him.|22:15 And he said unto|them, With desire I|have desired to eat|this passover with you|before I suffer:|22:16 For I say unto|you, I will not any
R	Tmore eat thereof, until|it be fulfilled in the|kingdom of God.|22:17 And he took the|cup, and gave thanks,|and said, Take this,|and divide it among|yourselves:|22:18 For I say unto|you, I will not drink of|the fruit of the vine,|until the kingdom of|God shall come.|22:19 And he took
R	Tbread, and gave|thanks, and brake it,|and gave unto them,|saying, This is my body|which is given for you:|this do in|remembrance of me.|22:20 Likewise also the|cup after supper,|saying, This cup is the|new testament in my|blood, which is shed|for you.|22:21 But, behold, the
R	Thand of him that|betrayeth me is with|me on the table.|22:22 And truly the|Son of man goeth, as|it was determined: but|woe unto that man by|whom he is betrayed!|22:23 And they began|to enquire among|themselves, which of|them it was that|should do this thing.|22:24 And there was
R	Talso a strife among|them, which of them|should be accounted|the greatest.|22:25 And he said unto|them, The kings of the|Gentiles exercise|lordship over them;|and they that|exercise authority|upon them are called|benefactors.|22:26 But ye shall not|be so: but he that is
R	Tgreatest among you,|let him be as the|younger; and he that|is chief, as he that|doth serve.|22:27 For whether is|greater, he that|sitteth at meat, or he|that serveth? is not|he that sitteth at|meat? but I am among|you as he that|serveth.|22:28 Ye are they
R	Twhich have continued|with me in my|temptations.|22:29 And I appoint|unto you a kingdom, as|my Father hath|appointed unto me;|22:30 That ye may eat|and drink at my table|in my kingdom, and sit|on thrones judging|the twelve tribes of|Israel.|22:31 And the Lord
R	Tsaid, Simon, Simon,|behold, Satan hath|desired to have you,|that he may sift you|as wheat:|22:32 But I have|prayed for thee, that|thy faith fail not: and|when thou art|converted, strengthen|thy brethren.|22:33 And he said unto|him, Lord, I am ready|to go with thee, both
R	Tinto prison, and to|death.|22:34 And he said, I|tell thee, Peter, the|cock shall not crow|this day, before that|thou shalt thrice deny|that thou knowest me.|22:35 And he said unto|them, When I sent you|without purse, and|scrip, and shoes,|lacked ye any thing?|And they said, Nothing.
R	T22:36 Then said he|unto them, But now, he|that hath a purse, let|him take it, and likewise|his scrip: and he that|hath no sword, let him|sell his garment, and|buy one.|22:37 For I say unto|you, that this that is|written must yet be|accomplished in me,|And he was reckoned|among the
R	Ttransgressors: for|the things concerning|me have an end.|22:38 And they said,|Lord, behold, here|are two swords. And|he said unto them, It is|enough.|22:39 And he came out,|and went, as he was|wont, to the mount of|Olives; and his|disciples also followed|him.
R	T22:40 And when he was|at the place, he said|unto them, Pray that|ye enter not into|temptation.|22:41 And he was|withdrawn from them|about a stone's cast,|and kneeled down, and|prayed,|22:42 Saying, Father,|if thou be willing,|remove this cup from|me: nevertheless not
R	Tmy will, but thine, be|done.|22:43 And there|appeared an angel|unto him from heaven,|strengthening him.|22:44 And being in an|agony he prayed more|earnestly: and his|sweat was as it were|great drops of blood|falling down to the|ground.|22:45 And when he
R	Trose up from prayer,|and was come to his|disciples, he found|them sleeping for|sorrow,|22:46 And said unto|them, Why sleep ye?|rise and pray, lest ye|enter into temptation.|22:47 And while he yet|spake, behold a|multitude, and he that|was called Judas, one|of the twelve, went
R	Tbefore them, and drew|near unto Jesus to|kiss him.|22:48 But Jesus said|unto him, Judas,|betrayest thou the|Son of man with a|kiss?|22:49 When they which|were about him saw|what would follow, they|said unto him, Lord,|shall we smite with the|sword?
R	T22:50 And one of them|smote the servant of|the high priest, and|cut off his right ear.|22:51 And Jesus|answered and said,|Suffer ye thus far.|And he touched his|ear, and healed him.|22:52 Then Jesus said|unto the chief priests,|and captains of the|temple, and the elders,|which were come to
R	Thim, Be ye come out, as|against a thief, with|swords and staves?|22:53 When I was daily|with you in the temple,|ye stretched forth no|hands against me: but|this is your hour, and|the power of|darkness.|22:54 Then took they|him, and led him, and|brought him into the|high priest's house.
R	TAnd Peter followed|afar off.|22:55 And when they|had kindled a fire in|the midst of the hall,|and were set down|together, Peter sat|down among them.|22:56 But a certain|maid beheld him as he|sat by the fire, and|earnestly looked upon|him, and said, This man|was also with him.
R	T22:57 And he denied|him, saying, Woman, I|know him not.|22:58 And after a|little while another|saw him, and said, Thou|art also of them. And|Peter said, Man, I am|not.|22:59 And about the|space of one hour|after another|confidently affirmed,|saying, Of a truth this
R	Tfellow also was with|him: for he is a|Galilaean.|22:60 And Peter said,|Man, I know not what|thou sayest. And|immediately, while he|yet spake, the cock|crew.|22:61 And the Lord|turned, and looked|upon Peter. And Peter|remembered the word|of the Lord, how he
R	Thad said unto him,|Before the cock crow,|thou shalt deny me|thrice.|22:62 And Peter went|out, and wept bitterly.|22:63 And the men that|held Jesus mocked him,|and smote him.|22:64 And when they|had blindfolded him,|they struck him on the|face, and asked him,|saying, Prophesy, who
R	Tis it that smote thee?|22:65 And many other|things blasphemously|spake they against|him.|22:66 And as soon as|it was day, the elders|of the people and the|chief priests and the|scribes came|together, and led him|into their council,|saying,|22:67 Art thou the
R	TChrist? tell us. And he|said unto them, If I|tell you, ye will not|believe:|22:68 And if I also ask|you, ye will not answer|me, nor let me go.|22:69 Hereafter shall|the Son of man sit on|the right hand of the|power of God.|22:70 Then said they|all, Art thou then the|Son of God? And he
R	Tsaid unto them, Ye say|that I am.|22:71 And they said,|What need we any|further witness? for|we ourselves have|heard of his own|mouth.||23:1 And the whole|multitude of them|arose, and led him|unto Pilate.|23:2 And they began
R	Tto accuse him, saying,|We found this fellow|perverting the nation,|and forbidding to give|tribute to Caesar,|saying that he himself|is Christ a King.|23:3 And Pilate asked|him, saying, Art thou|the King of the Jews?|And he answered him|and said, Thou sayest|it.|23:4 Then said Pilate
R	Tto the chief priests|and to the people, I|find no fault in this|man.|23:5 And they were|the more fierce,|saying, He stirreth up|the people, teaching|throughout all Jewry,|beginning from Galilee|to this place.|23:6 When Pilate heard|of Galilee, he asked|whether the man were
R	Ta Galilaean.|23:7 And as soon as|he knew that he|belonged unto Herod's|jurisdiction, he sent|him to Herod, who|himself also was at|Jerusalem at that time.|23:8 And when Herod|saw Jesus, he was|exceeding glad: for he|was desirous to see|him of a long season,|because he had heard
R	Tmany things of him;|and he hoped to have|seen some miracle|done by him.|23:9 Then he|questioned with him in|many words; but he|answered him nothing.|23:10 And the chief|priests and scribes|stood and vehemently|accused him.|23:11 And Herod with|his men of war set him
R	Tat nought, and mocked|him, and arrayed him in|a gorgeous robe, and|sent him again to|Pilate.|23:12 And the same|day Pilate and Herod|were made friends|together: for before|they were at enmity|between themselves.|23:13 And Pilate, when|he had called|together the chief
R	Tpriests and the|rulers and the people,|23:14 Said unto them,|Ye have brought this|man unto me, as one|that perverteth the|people: and, behold, I,|having examined him|before you, have|found no fault in this|man touching those|things whereof ye|accuse him:|23:15 No, nor yet
R	THerod: for I sent you|to him; and, lo, nothing|worthy of death is|done unto him.|23:16 I will therefore|chastise him, and|release him.|23:17 (For of|necessity he must|release one unto them|at the feast.)|23:18 And they cried|out all at once, saying,|Away with this man, and
R	Trelease unto us|Barabbas:|23:19 (Who for a|certain sedition made|in the city, and for|murder, was cast into|prison.)|23:20 Pilate therefore,|willing to release|Jesus, spake again to|them.|23:21 But they cried,|saying, Crucify him,|crucify him.
R	T23:22 And he said unto|them the third time,|Why, what evil hath he|done? I have found|no cause of death in|him: I will therefore|chastise him, and let|him go.|23:23 And they were|instant with loud|voices, requiring that|he might be crucified.|And the voices of|them and of the chief
R	Tpriests prevailed.|23:24 And Pilate gave|sentence that it|should be as they|required.|23:25 And he released|unto them him that for|sedition and murder|was cast into prison,|whom they had|desired; but he|delivered Jesus to|their will.|23:26 And as they led
R	Thim away, they laid|hold upon one Simon, a|Cyrenian, coming out|of the country, and|on him they laid the|cross, that he might|bear it after Jesus.|23:27 And there|followed him a great|company of people,|and of women, which|also bewailed and|lamented him.|23:28 But Jesus
R	Tturning unto them said,|Daughters of|Jerusalem, weep not|for me, but weep for|yourselves, and for|your children.|23:29 For, behold, the|days are coming, in|the which they shall|say, Blessed are the|barren, and the wombs|that never bare, and|the paps which never|gave suck.
R	T23:30 Then shall they|begin to say to the|mountains, Fall on us;|and to the hills, Cover|us.|23:31 For if they do|these things in a|green tree, what shall|be done in the dry?|23:32 And there were|also two other,|malefactors, led with|him to be put to death.|23:33 And when they
R	Twere come to the|place, which is called|Calvary, there they|crucified him, and the|malefactors, one on|the right hand, and|the other on the left.|23:34 Then said Jesus,|Father, forgive them;|for they know not|what they do. And they|parted his raiment,|and cast lots.|23:35 And the people
R	Tstood beholding. And|the rulers also with|them derided him,|saying, He saved|others; let him save|himself, if he be|Christ, the chosen of|God.|23:36 And the soldiers|also mocked him,|coming to him, and|offering him vinegar,|23:37 And saying, If|thou be the king of
R	Tthe Jews, save|thyself.|23:38 And a|superscription also|was written over him in|letters of Greek, and|Latin, and Hebrew,|THIS IS THE KING OF|THE JEWS.|23:39 And one of the|malefactors which|were hanged railed on|him, saying, If thou be|Christ, save thyself
R	Tand us.|23:40 But the other|answering rebuked|him, saying, Dost not|thou fear God, seeing|thou art in the same|condemnation?|23:41 And we indeed|justly; for we receive|the due reward of|our deeds: but this|man hath done nothing|amiss.|23:42 And he said unto
R	TJesus, Lord, remember|me when thou comest|into thy kingdom.|23:43 And Jesus said|unto him, Verily I say|unto thee, To day|shalt thou be with me|in paradise.|23:44 And it was about|the sixth hour, and|there was a darkness|over all the earth|until the ninth hour.|23:45 And the sun was
R	Tdarkened, and the veil|of the temple was rent|in the midst.|23:46 And when Jesus|had cried with a loud|voice, he said, Father,|into thy hands I|commend my spirit: and|having said thus, he|gave up the ghost.|23:47 Now when the|centurion saw what|was done, he glorified|God, saying, Certainly
R	Tthis was a righteous|man.|23:48 And all the|people that came|together to that sight,|beholding the things|which were done,|smote their breasts,|and returned.|23:49 And all his|acquaintance, and the|women that followed|him from Galilee, stood|afar off, beholding
R	Tthese things.|23:50 And, behold,|there was a man|named Joseph, a|counsellor; and he|was a good man, and a|just:|23:51 (The same had|not consented to the|counsel and deed of|them;) he was of|Arimathaea, a city of|the Jews: who also|himself waited for the
R	Tkingdom of God.|23:52 This man went|unto Pilate, and|begged the body of|Jesus.|23:53 And he took it|down, and wrapped it|in linen, and laid it in a|sepulchre that was|hewn in stone, wherein|never man before was|laid.|23:54 And that day|was the preparation,
R	Tand the sabbath drew|on.|23:55 And the women|also, which came with|him from Galilee,|followed after, and|beheld the sepulchre,|and how his body was|laid.|23:56 And they|returned, and|prepared spices and|ointments; and rested|the sabbath day
R	Taccording to the|commandment.||24:1 Now upon the|first day of the week,|very early in the|morning, they came|unto the sepulchre,|bringing the spices|which they had|prepared, and certain|others with them.|24:2 And they found|the stone rolled away
R	Tfrom the sepulchre.|24:3 And they entered|in, and found not the|body of the Lord|Jesus.|24:4 And it came to|pass, as they were|much perplexed|thereabout, behold,|two men stood by them|in shining garments:|24:5 And as they were|afraid, and bowed|down their faces to
R	Tthe earth, they said|unto them, Why seek|ye the living among|the dead?|24:6 He is not here,|but is risen: remember|how he spake unto|you when he was yet|in Galilee,|24:7 Saying, The Son|of man must be|delivered into the|hands of sinful men,|and be crucified, and
R	Tthe third day rise|again.|24:8 And they|remembered his words,|24:9 And returned|from the sepulchre,|and told all these|things unto the|eleven, and to all the|rest.|24:10 It was Mary|Magdalene and|Joanna, and Mary the|mother of James, and
R	Tother women that were|with them, which told|these things unto the|apostles.|24:11 And their words|seemed to them as idle|tales, and they|believed them not.|24:12 Then arose|Peter, and ran unto|the sepulchre; and|stooping down, he|beheld the linen|clothes laid by
R	Tthemselves, and|departed, wondering in|himself at that which|was come to pass.|24:13 And, behold, two|of them went that|same day to a village|called Emmaus, which|was from Jerusalem|about threescore|furlongs.|24:14 And they talked|together of all these|things which had
R	Thappened.|24:15 And it came to|pass, that, while they|communed together|and reasoned, Jesus|himself drew near, and|went with them.|24:16 But their eyes|were holden that they|should not know him.|24:17 And he said unto|them, What manner of|communications are|these that ye have
R	Tone to another, as ye|walk, and are sad?|24:18 And the one of|them, whose name was|Cleopas, answering|said unto him, Art thou|only a stranger in|Jerusalem, and hast|not known the things|which are come to|pass there in these|days?|24:19 And he said unto|them, What things? And
R	Tthey said unto him,|Concerning Jesus of|Nazareth, which was a|prophet mighty in deed|and word before God|and all the people:|24:20 And how the|chief priests and our|rulers delivered him|to be condemned to|death, and have|crucified him.|24:21 But we trusted|that it had been he
R	Twhich should have|redeemed Israel: and|beside all this, to day|is the third day since|these things were|done.|24:22 Yea, and certain|women also of our|company made us|astonished, which were|early at the|sepulchre;|24:23 And when they|found not his body,
R	Tthey came, saying, that|they had also seen a|vision of angels, which|said that he was alive.|24:24 And certain of|them which were with|us went to the|sepulchre, and found|it even so as the|women had said: but|him they saw not.|24:25 Then he said|unto them, O fools, and|slow of heart to
R	Tbelieve all that the|prophets have|spoken:|24:26 Ought not Christ|to have suffered|these things, and to|enter into his glory?|24:27 And beginning at|Moses and all the|prophets, he|expounded unto them|in all the scriptures|the things concerning|himself.
R	T24:28 And they drew|nigh unto the village,|whither they went: and|he made as though he|would have gone|further.|24:29 But they|constrained him,|saying, Abide with us:|for it is toward|evening, and the day|is far spent. And he|went in to tarry with|them.
R	T24:30 And it came to|pass, as he sat at|meat with them, he took|bread, and blessed it,|and brake, and gave|to them.|24:31 And their eyes|were opened, and they|knew him; and he|vanished out of their|sight.|24:32 And they said|one to another, Did|not our heart burn
R	Twithin us, while he|talked with us by the|way, and while he|opened to us the|scriptures?|24:33 And they rose|up the same hour, and|returned to|Jerusalem, and found|the eleven gathered|together, and them|that were with them,|24:34 Saying, The Lord|is risen indeed, and
R	Thath appeared to|Simon.|24:35 And they told|what things were done|in the way, and how he|was known of them in|breaking of bread.|24:36 And as they|thus spake, Jesus|himself stood in the|midst of them, and|saith unto them, Peace|be unto you.|24:37 But they were
R	Tterrified and|affrighted, and|supposed that they|had seen a spirit.|24:38 And he said unto|them, Why are ye|troubled? and why do|thoughts arise in your|hearts?|24:39 Behold my hands|and my feet, that it is|I myself: handle me,|and see; for a spirit|hath not flesh and
R	Tbones, as ye see me|have.|24:40 And when he had|thus spoken, he|shewed them his hands|and his feet.|24:41 And while they|yet believed not for|joy, and wondered, he|said unto them, Have|ye here any meat?|24:42 And they gave|him a piece of a|broiled fish, and of an
R	Thoneycomb.|24:43 And he took it,|and did eat before|them.|24:44 And he said unto|them, These are the|words which I spake|unto you, while I was|yet with you, that all|things must be|fulfilled, which were|written in the law of|Moses, and in the|prophets, and in the
R	Tpsalms, concerning me.|24:45 Then opened he|their understanding,|that they might|understand the|scriptures,|24:46 And said unto|them, Thus it is written,|and thus it behoved|Christ to suffer, and|to rise from the dead|the third day:|24:47 And that|repentance and
R	Tremission of sins|should be preached in|his name among all|nations, beginning at|Jerusalem.|24:48 And ye are|witnesses of these|things.|24:49 And, behold, I|send the promise of|my Father upon you:|but tarry ye in the|city of Jerusalem,|until ye be endued
R	Twith power from on|high.|24:50 And he led them|out as far as to|Bethany, and he lifted|up his hands, and|blessed them.|24:51 And it came to|pass, while he blessed|them, he was parted|from them, and|carried up into|heaven.|24:52 And they
R	Tworshipped him, and|returned to|Jerusalem with great|joy:|24:53 And were|continually in the|temple, praising and|blessing God. Amen.
R	K2;The Gospel|According to Saint|John	T||1:1 In the beginning|was the Word, and the|Word was with God, and|the Word was God.|1:2 The same was in|the beginning with God.|1:3 All things were|made by him; and|without him was not|any thing made that
R	Twas made.|1:4 In him was life; and|the life was the light|of men.|1:5 And the light|shineth in darkness;|and the darkness|comprehended it not.|1:6 There was a man|sent from God, whose|name was John.|1:7 The same came for|a witness, to bear|witness of the Light,
R	Tthat all men through|him might believe.|1:8 He was not that|Light, but was sent to|bear witness of that|Light.|1:9 That was the true|Light, which lighteth|every man that cometh|into the world.|1:10 He was in the|world, and the world|was made by him, and|the world knew him not.
R	T1:11 He came unto his|own, and his own|received him not.|1:12 But as many as|received him, to them|gave he power to|become the sons of|God, even to them that|believe on his name:|1:13 Which were born,|not of blood, nor of|the will of the flesh,|nor of the will of man,|but of God.
R	T1:14 And the Word was|made flesh, and dwelt|among us, (and we|beheld his glory, the|glory as of the only|begotten of the|Father,) full of grace|and truth.|1:15 John bare|witness of him, and|cried, saying, This was|he of whom I spake, He|that cometh after me|is preferred before
R	Tme: for he was before|me.|1:16 And of his|fulness have all we|received, and grace|for grace.|1:17 For the law was|given by Moses, but|grace and truth came|by Jesus Christ.|1:18 No man hath seen|God at any time, the|only begotten Son,|which is in the bosom
R	Tof the Father, he hath|declared him.|1:19 And this is the|record of John, when|the Jews sent priests|and Levites from|Jerusalem to ask him,|Who art thou?|1:20 And he|confessed, and denied|not; but confessed, I|am not the Christ.|1:21 And they asked|him, What then? Art
R	Tthou Elias? And he|saith, I am not. Art|thou that prophet?|And he answered, No.|1:22 Then said they|unto him, Who art|thou? that we may give|an answer to them|that sent us. What|sayest thou of|thyself?|1:23 He said, I am the|voice of one crying in|the wilderness, Make
R	Tstraight the way of|the Lord, as said the|prophet Esaias.|1:24 And they which|were sent were of the|Pharisees.|1:25 And they asked|him, and said unto him,|Why baptizest thou|then, if thou be not|that Christ, nor Elias,|neither that prophet?|1:26 John answered|them, saying, I baptize
R	Twith water: but there|standeth one among|you, whom ye know not;|1:27 He it is, who|coming after me is|preferred before me,|whose shoe's latchet I|am not worthy to|unloose.|1:28 These things|were done in|Bethabara beyond|Jordan, where John|was baptizing.
R	T1:29 The next day|John seeth Jesus|coming unto him, and|saith, Behold the Lamb|of God, which taketh|away the sin of the|world.|1:30 This is he of|whom I said, After me|cometh a man which is|preferred before me:|for he was before me.|1:31 And I knew him|not: but that he
R	Tshould be made|manifest to Israel,|therefore am I come|baptizing with water.|1:32 And John bare|record, saying, I saw|the Spirit descending|from heaven like a|dove, and it abode|upon him.|1:33 And I knew him|not: but he that sent|me to baptize with|water, the same said
R	Tunto me, Upon whom|thou shalt see the|Spirit descending, and|remaining on him, the|same is he which|baptizeth with the Holy|Ghost.|1:34 And I saw, and|bare record that this|is the Son of God.|1:35 Again the next|day after John stood,|and two of his|disciples;
R	T1:36 And looking upon|Jesus as he walked,|he saith, Behold the|Lamb of God!|1:37 And the two|disciples heard him|speak, and they|followed Jesus.|1:38 Then Jesus|turned, and saw them|following, and saith|unto them, What seek|ye? They said unto|him, Rabbi, (which is to
R	Tsay, being interpreted,|Master,) where|dwellest thou?|1:39 He saith unto|them, Come and see.|They came and saw|where he dwelt, and|abode with him that|day: for it was about|the tenth hour.|1:40 One of the two|which heard John|speak, and followed|him, was Andrew, Simon
R	TPeter's brother.|1:41 He first findeth|his own brother Simon,|and saith unto him, We|have found the|Messias, which is, being|interpreted, the|Christ.|1:42 And he brought|him to Jesus. And when|Jesus beheld him, he|said, Thou art Simon|the son of Jona: thou|shalt be called
R	TCephas, which is by|interpretation, A|stone.|1:43 The day following|Jesus would go forth|into Galilee, and|findeth Philip, and|saith unto him, Follow|me.|1:44 Now Philip was of|Bethsaida, the city of|Andrew and Peter.|1:45 Philip findeth|Nathanael, and saith
R	Tunto him, We have|found him, of whom|Moses in the law, and|the prophets, did|write, Jesus of|Nazareth, the son of|Joseph.|1:46 And Nathanael|said unto him, Can|there any good thing|come out of|Nazareth? Philip saith|unto him, Come and|see.
R	T1:47 Jesus saw|Nathanael coming to|him, and saith of him,|Behold an Israelite|indeed, in whom is no|guile!|1:48 Nathanael saith|unto him, Whence|knowest thou me?|Jesus answered and|said unto him, Before|that Philip called thee,|when thou wast under|the fig tree, I saw
R	Tthee.|1:49 Nathanael|answered and saith|unto him, Rabbi, thou|art the Son of God;|thou art the King of|Israel.|1:50 Jesus answered|and said unto him,|Because I said unto|thee, I saw thee under|the fig tree, believest|thou? thou shalt see|greater things than
R	Tthese.|1:51 And he saith unto|him, Verily, verily, I|say unto you,|Hereafter ye shall|see heaven open, and|the angels of God|ascending and|descending upon the|Son of man.||2:1 And the third day|there was a marriage|in Cana of Galilee; and
R	Tthe mother of Jesus|was there:|2:2 And both Jesus|was called, and his|disciples, to the|marriage.|2:3 And when they|wanted wine, the|mother of Jesus saith|unto him, They have no|wine.|2:4 Jesus saith unto|her, Woman, what have|I to do with thee? mine
R	Thour is not yet come.|2:5 His mother saith|unto the servants,|Whatsoever he saith|unto you, do it.|2:6 And there were|set there six|waterpots of stone,|after the manner of|the purifying of the|Jews, containing two|or three firkins|apiece.|2:7 Jesus saith unto
R	Tthem, Fill the|waterpots with water.|And they filled them|up to the brim.|2:8 And he saith unto|them, Draw out now,|and bear unto the|governor of the|feast. And they bare|it.|2:9 When the ruler of|the feast had tasted|the water that was|made wine, and knew
R	Tnot whence it was: (but|the servants which|drew the water knew;)|the governor of the|feast called the|bridegroom,|2:10 And saith unto|him, Every man at the|beginning doth set|forth good wine; and|when men have well|drunk, then that which|is worse: but thou|hast kept the good
R	Twine until now.|2:11 This beginning of|miracles did Jesus in|Cana of Galilee, and|manifested forth his|glory; and his|disciples believed on|him.|2:12 After this he|went down to|Capernaum, he, and his|mother, and his|brethren, and his|disciples: and they
R	Tcontinued there not|many days.|2:13 And the Jews'|passover was at hand,|and Jesus went up to|Jerusalem.|2:14 And found in the|temple those that sold|oxen and sheep and|doves, and the|changers of money|sitting:|2:15 And when he had|made a scourge of
R	Tsmall cords, he drove|them all out of the|temple, and the sheep,|and the oxen; and|poured out the|changers' money, and|overthrew the tables;|2:16 And said unto|them that sold doves,|Take these things|hence; make not my|Father's house an|house of merchandise.|2:17 And his disciples
R	Tremembered that it|was written, The zeal|of thine house hath|eaten me up.|2:18 Then answered|the Jews and said|unto him, What sign|shewest thou unto us,|seeing that thou doest|these things?|2:19 Jesus answered|and said unto them,|Destroy this temple,|and in three days I
R	Twill raise it up.|2:20 Then said the|Jews, Forty and six|years was this temple|in building, and wilt|thou rear it up in|three days?|2:21 But he spake of|the temple of his body.|2:22 When therefore|he was risen from the|dead, his disciples|remembered that he|had said this unto
R	Tthem; and they|believed the|scripture, and the|word which Jesus had|said.|2:23 Now when he was|in Jerusalem at the|passover, in the feast|day, many believed in|his name, when they|saw the miracles which|he did.|2:24 But Jesus did not|commit himself unto
R	Tthem, because he knew|all men,|2:25 And needed not|that any should|testify of man: for he|knew what was in man.||3:1 There was a man|of the Pharisees,|named Nicodemus, a|ruler of the Jews:|3:2 The same came to|Jesus by night, and|said unto him, Rabbi, we
R	Tknow that thou art a|teacher come from|God: for no man can|do these miracles that|thou doest, except|God be with him.|3:3 Jesus answered|and said unto him,|Verily, verily, I say|unto thee, Except a|man be born again, he|cannot see the|kingdom of God.|3:4 Nicodemus saith
R	Tunto him, How can a|man be born when he|is old? can he enter|the second time into|his mother's womb, and|be born?|3:5 Jesus answered,|Verily, verily, I say|unto thee, Except a|man be born of water|and of the Spirit, he|cannot enter into the|kingdom of God.|3:6 That which is born
R	Tof the flesh is flesh;|and that which is born|of the Spirit is spirit.|3:7 Marvel not that I|said unto thee, Ye|must be born again.|3:8 The wind bloweth|where it listeth, and|thou hearest the|sound thereof, but|canst not tell whence|it cometh, and whither|it goeth: so is every|one that is born of
R	Tthe Spirit.|3:9 Nicodemus|answered and said|unto him, How can|these things be?|3:10 Jesus answered|and said unto him, Art|thou a master of|Israel, and knowest|not these things?|3:11 Verily, verily, I|say unto thee, We|speak that we do know,|and testify that we
R	Thave seen; and ye|receive not our|witness.|3:12 If I have told you|earthly things, and ye|believe not, how shall|ye believe, if I tell you|of heavenly things?|3:13 And no man hath|ascended up to|heaven, but he that|came down from|heaven, even the Son|of man which is in
R	Theaven.|3:14 And as Moses|lifted up the serpent|in the wilderness,|even so must the Son|of man be lifted up:|3:15 That whosoever|believeth in him should|not perish, but have|eternal life.|3:16 For God so loved|the world, that he|gave his only|begotten Son, that
R	Twhosoever believeth|in him should not|perish, but have|everlasting life.|3:17 For God sent not|his Son into the world|to condemn the world;|but that the world|through him might be|saved.|3:18 He that believeth|on him is not|condemned: but he|that believeth not is
R	Tcondemned already,|because he hath not|believed in the name|of the only begotten|Son of God.|3:19 And this is the|condemnation, that|light is come into the|world, and men loved|darkness rather than|light, because their|deeds were evil.|3:20 For every one|that doeth evil hateth
R	Tthe light, neither|cometh to the light,|lest his deeds should|be reproved.|3:21 But he that doeth|truth cometh to the|light, that his deeds|may be made manifest,|that they are wrought|in God.|3:22 After these|things came Jesus and|his disciples into the|land of Judaea; and
R	Tthere he tarried with|them, and baptized.|3:23 And John also|was baptizing in Aenon|near to Salim, because|there was much water|there: and they came,|and were baptized.|3:24 For John was not|yet cast into prison.|3:25 Then there arose|a question between|some of John's|disciples and the Jews
R	Tabout purifying.|3:26 And they came|unto John, and said|unto him, Rabbi, he that|was with thee beyond|Jordan, to whom thou|barest witness,|behold, the same|baptizeth, and all men|come to him.|3:27 John answered|and said, A man can|receive nothing,|except it be given him
R	Tfrom heaven.|3:28 Ye yourselves|bear me witness, that I|said, I am not the|Christ, but that I am|sent before him.|3:29 He that hath the|bride is the|bridegroom: but the|friend of the|bridegroom, which|standeth and heareth|him, rejoiceth greatly|because of the
R	Tbridegroom's voice:|this my joy therefore|is fulfilled.|3:30 He must increase,|but I must decrease.|3:31 He that cometh|from above is above|all: he that is of the|earth is earthly, and|speaketh of the earth:|he that cometh from|heaven is above all.|3:32 And what he hath|seen and heard, that
R	The testifieth; and no|man receiveth his|testimony.|3:33 He that hath|received his testimony|hath set to his seal|that God is true.|3:34 For he whom God|hath sent speaketh|the words of God: for|God giveth not the|Spirit by measure unto|him.|3:35 The Father
R	Tloveth the Son, and|hath given all things|into his hand.|3:36 He that believeth|on the Son hath|everlasting life: and|he that believeth not|the Son shall not see|life; but the wrath of|God abideth on him.||4:1 When therefore|the LORD knew how the|Pharisees had heard
R	Tthat Jesus made and|baptized more|disciples than John,|4:2 (Though Jesus|himself baptized not,|but his disciples,)|4:3 He left Judaea,|and departed again|into Galilee.|4:4 And he must needs|go through Samaria.|4:5 Then cometh he to|a city of Samaria,|which is called Sychar,
R	Tnear to the parcel of|ground that Jacob|gave to his son|Joseph.|4:6 Now Jacob's well|was there. Jesus|therefore, being|wearied with his|journey, sat thus on|the well: and it was|about the sixth hour.|4:7 There cometh a|woman of Samaria to|draw water: Jesus
R	Tsaith unto her, Give me|to drink.|4:8 (For his disciples|were gone away unto|the city to buy meat.)|4:9 Then saith the|woman of Samaria unto|him, How is it that thou,|being a Jew, askest|drink of me, which am a|woman of Samaria? for|the Jews have no|dealings with the|Samaritans.
R	T4:10 Jesus answered|and said unto her, If|thou knewest the gift|of God, and who it is|that saith to thee, Give|me to drink; thou|wouldest have asked|of him, and he would|have given thee living|water.|4:11 The woman saith|unto him, Sir, thou hast|nothing to draw with,|and the well is deep:
R	Tfrom whence then|hast thou that living|water?|4:12 Art thou greater|than our father|Jacob, which gave us|the well, and drank|thereof himself, and|his children, and his|cattle?|4:13 Jesus answered|and said unto her,|Whosoever drinketh of|this water shall thirst
R	Tagain:|4:14 But whosoever|drinketh of the water|that I shall give him|shall never thirst; but|the water that I shall|give him shall be in him|a well of water|springing up into|everlasting life.|4:15 The woman saith|unto him, Sir, give me|this water, that I|thirst not, neither
R	Tcome hither to draw.|4:16 Jesus saith unto|her, Go, call thy|husband, and come|hither.|4:17 The woman|answered and said, I|have no husband.|Jesus said unto her,|Thou hast well said, I|have no husband:|4:18 For thou hast|had five husbands;|and he whom thou now
R	Thast is not thy|husband: in that saidst|thou truly.|4:19 The woman saith|unto him, Sir, I|perceive that thou art|a prophet.|4:20 Our fathers|worshipped in this|mountain; and ye say,|that in Jerusalem is|the place where men|ought to worship.|4:21 Jesus saith unto
R	Ther, Woman, believe me,|the hour cometh, when|ye shall neither in this|mountain, nor yet at|Jerusalem, worship|the Father.|4:22 Ye worship ye|know not what: we know|what we worship: for|salvation is of the|Jews.|4:23 But the hour|cometh, and now is,|when the true
R	Tworshippers shall|worship the Father in|spirit and in truth: for|the Father seeketh|such to worship him.|4:24 God is a Spirit:|and they that worship|him must worship him in|spirit and in truth.|4:25 The woman saith|unto him, I know that|Messias cometh, which|is called Christ: when|he is come, he will tell
R	Tus all things.|4:26 Jesus saith unto|her, I that speak unto|thee am he.|4:27 And upon this|came his disciples, and|marvelled that he|talked with the woman:|yet no man said, What|seekest thou? or, Why|talkest thou with her?|4:28 The woman then|left her waterpot, and|went her way into the
R	Tcity, and saith to the|men,|4:29 Come, see a man,|which told me all|things that ever I did:|is not this the Christ?|4:30 Then they went|out of the city, and|came unto him.|4:31 In the mean while|his disciples prayed|him, saying, Master,|eat.|4:32 But he said unto
R	Tthem, I have meat to|eat that ye know not|of.|4:33 Therefore said|the disciples one to|another, Hath any man|brought him ought to|eat?|4:34 Jesus saith unto|them, My meat is to do|the will of him that|sent me, and to finish|his work.|4:35 Say not ye, There
R	Tare yet four months,|and then cometh|harvest? behold, I|say unto you, Lift up|your eyes, and look|on the fields; for they|are white already to|harvest.|4:36 And he that|reapeth receiveth|wages, and gathereth|fruit unto life eternal:|that both he that|soweth and he that
R	Treapeth may rejoice|together.|4:37 And herein is that|saying true, One|soweth, and another|reapeth.|4:38 I sent you to|reap that whereon ye|bestowed no labour:|other men laboured,|and ye are entered|into their labours.|4:39 And many of the|Samaritans of that
R	Tcity believed on him|for the saying of the|woman, which testified,|He told me all that|ever I did.|4:40 So when the|Samaritans were come|unto him, they|besought him that he|would tarry with them:|and he abode there|two days.|4:41 And many more|believed because of
R	This own word;|4:42 And said unto the|woman, Now we believe,|not because of thy|saying: for we have|heard him ourselves,|and know that this is|indeed the Christ, the|Saviour of the world.|4:43 Now after two|days he departed|thence, and went into|Galilee.|4:44 For Jesus himself
R	Ttestified, that a|prophet hath no|honour in his own|country.|4:45 Then when he was|come into Galilee, the|Galilaeans received|him, having seen all|the things that he did|at Jerusalem at the|feast: for they also|went unto the feast.|4:46 So Jesus came|again into Cana of
R	TGalilee, where he made|the water wine. And|there was a certain|nobleman, whose son|was sick at|Capernaum.|4:47 When he heard|that Jesus was come|out of Judaea into|Galilee, he went unto|him, and besought him|that he would come|down, and heal his|son: for he was at the
R	Tpoint of death.|4:48 Then said Jesus|unto him, Except ye|see signs and|wonders, ye will not|believe.|4:49 The nobleman|saith unto him, Sir,|come down ere my|child die.|4:50 Jesus saith unto|him, Go thy way; thy|son liveth. And the|man believed the word
R	Tthat Jesus had|spoken unto him, and|he went his way.|4:51 And as he was|now going down, his|servants met him, and|told him, saying, Thy|son liveth.|4:52 Then enquired he|of them the hour when|he began to amend.|And they said unto him,|Yesterday at the|seventh hour the
R	Tfever left him.|4:53 So the father|knew that it was at the|same hour, in the|which Jesus said unto|him, Thy son liveth:|and himself believed,|and his whole house.|4:54 This is again the|second miracle that|Jesus did, when he|was come out of|Judaea into Galilee.|
R	T5:1 After this there|was a feast of the|Jews; and Jesus went|up to Jerusalem.|5:2 Now there is at|Jerusalem by the|sheep market a pool,|which is called in the|Hebrew tongue|Bethesda, having five|porches.|5:3 In these lay a|great multitude of|impotent folk, of blind,
R	Thalt, withered, waiting|for the moving of the|water.|5:4 For an angel went|down at a certain|season into the pool,|and troubled the|water: whosoever then|first after the|troubling of the water|stepped in was made|whole of whatsoever|disease he had.|5:5 And a certain man
R	Twas there, which had|an infirmity thirty and|eight years.|5:6 When Jesus saw|him lie, and knew that|he had been now a|long time in that case,|he saith unto him, Wilt|thou be made whole?|5:7 The impotent man|answered him, Sir, I|have no man, when the|water is troubled, to|put me into the pool:
R	Tbut while I am coming,|another steppeth|down before me.|5:8 Jesus saith unto|him, Rise, take up thy|bed, and walk.|5:9 And immediately the|man was made whole,|and took up his bed,|and walked: and on the|same day was the|sabbath.|5:10 The Jews|therefore said unto
R	Thim that was cured, It|is the sabbath day: it|is not lawful for thee|to carry thy bed.|5:11 He answered|them, He that made me|whole, the same said|unto me, Take up thy|bed, and walk.|5:12 Then asked they|him, What man is that|which said unto thee,|Take up thy bed, and|walk?
R	T5:13 And he that was|healed wist not who it|was: for Jesus had|conveyed himself|away, a multitude being|in that place.|5:14 Afterward Jesus|findeth him in the|temple, and said unto|him, Behold, thou art|made whole: sin no|more, lest a worse|thing come unto thee.|5:15 The man
R	Tdeparted, and told the|Jews that it was|Jesus, which had made|him whole.|5:16 And therefore|did the Jews|persecute Jesus, and|sought to slay him,|because he had done|these things on the|sabbath day.|5:17 But Jesus|answered them, My|Father worketh
R	Thitherto, and I work.|5:18 Therefore the|Jews sought the more|to kill him, because he|not only had broken|the sabbath, but said|also that God was his|Father, making himself|equal with God.|5:19 Then answered|Jesus and said unto|them, Verily, verily, I|say unto you, The Son|can do nothing of
R	Thimself, but what he|seeth the Father do:|for what things|soever he doeth,|these also doeth the|Son likewise.|5:20 For the Father|loveth the Son, and|sheweth him all things|that himself doeth: and|he will shew him|greater works than|these, that ye may|marvel.
R	T5:21 For as the|Father raiseth up the|dead, and quickeneth|them; even so the Son|quickeneth whom he|will.|5:22 For the Father|judgeth no man, but|hath committed all|judgment unto the|Son:|5:23 That all men|should honour the|Son, even as they
R	Thonour the Father. He|that honoureth not|the Son honoureth not|the Father which hath|sent him.|5:24 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, He that|heareth my word, and|believeth on him that|sent me, hath|everlasting life, and|shall not come into|condemnation; but is|passed from death
R	Tunto life.|5:25 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, The|hour is coming, and|now is, when the dead|shall hear the voice|of the Son of God: and|they that hear shall|live.|5:26 For as the|Father hath life in|himself; so hath he|given to the Son to|have life in himself;
R	T5:27 And hath given|him authority to|execute judgment|also, because he is|the Son of man.|5:28 Marvel not at|this: for the hour is|coming, in the which all|that are in the graves|shall hear his voice,|5:29 And shall come|forth; they that have|done good, unto the|resurrection of life;
R	Tand they that have|done evil, unto the|resurrection of|damnation.|5:30 I can of mine own|self do nothing: as I|hear, I judge: and my|judgment is just;|because I seek not|mine own will, but the|will of the Father|which hath sent me.|5:31 If I bear witness|of myself, my witness
R	Tis not true.|5:32 There is another|that beareth witness|of me; and I know that|the witness which he|witnesseth of me is|true.|5:33 Ye sent unto|John, and he bare|witness unto the truth.|5:34 But I receive not|testimony from man:|but these things I say,|that ye might be
R	Tsaved.|5:35 He was a burning|and a shining light:|and ye were willing|for a season to|rejoice in his light.|5:36 But I have|greater witness than|that of John: for the|works which the|Father hath given me|to finish, the same|works that I do, bear|witness of me, that the
R	TFather hath sent me.|5:37 And the Father|himself, which hath|sent me, hath borne|witness of me. Ye have|neither heard his|voice at any time, nor|seen his shape.|5:38 And ye have not|his word abiding in|you: for whom he hath|sent, him ye believe|not.|5:39 Search the
R	Tscriptures; for in|them ye think ye have|eternal life: and they|are they which testify|of me.|5:40 And ye will not|come to me, that ye|might have life.|5:41 I receive not|honour from men.|5:42 But I know you,|that ye have not the|love of God in you.|5:43 I am come in my
R	TFather's name, and ye|receive me not: if|another shall come in|his own name, him ye|will receive.|5:44 How can ye|believe, which receive|honour one of|another, and seek not|the honour that|cometh from God only?|5:45 Do not think that|I will accuse you to|the Father: there is
R	Tone that accuseth|you, even Moses, in|whom ye trust.|5:46 For had ye|believed Moses, ye|would have believed|me; for he wrote of|me.|5:47 But if ye believe|not his writings, how|shall ye believe my|words?||6:1 After these things
R	TJesus went over the|sea of Galilee, which is|the sea of Tiberias.|6:2 And a great|multitude followed him,|because they saw his|miracles which he did|on them that were|diseased.|6:3 And Jesus went up|into a mountain, and|there he sat with his|disciples.|6:4 And the passover,
R	Ta feast of the Jews,|was nigh.|6:5 When Jesus then|lifted up his eyes, and|saw a great company|come unto him, he saith|unto Philip, Whence|shall we buy bread,|that these may eat?|6:6 And this he said to|prove him: for he|himself knew what he|would do.|6:7 Philip answered
R	Thim, Two hundred|pennyworth of bread|is not sufficient for|them, that every one|of them may take a|little.|6:8 One of his|disciples, Andrew,|Simon Peter's brother,|saith unto him,|6:9 There is a lad|here, which hath five|barley loaves, and two|small fishes: but what
R	Tare they among so|many?|6:10 And Jesus said,|Make the men sit down.|Now there was much|grass in the place. So|the men sat down, in|number about five|thousand.|6:11 And Jesus took|the loaves; and when|he had given thanks,|he distributed to the|disciples, and the
R	Tdisciples to them that|were set down; and|likewise of the fishes|as much as they|would.|6:12 When they were|filled, he said unto his|disciples, Gather up|the fragments that|remain, that nothing be|lost.|6:13 Therefore they|gathered them|together, and filled
R	Ttwelve baskets with|the fragments of the|five barley loaves,|which remained over|and above unto them|that had eaten.|6:14 Then those men,|when they had seen|the miracle that Jesus|did, said, This is of a|truth that prophet|that should come into|the world.|6:15 When Jesus
R	Ttherefore perceived|that they would come|and take him by force,|to make him a king, he|departed again into a|mountain himself alone.|6:16 And when even|was now come, his|disciples went down|unto the sea,|6:17 And entered into|a ship, and went over|the sea toward|Capernaum. And it was
R	Tnow dark, and Jesus|was not come to them.|6:18 And the sea|arose by reason of a|great wind that blew.|6:19 So when they had|rowed about five and|twenty or thirty|furlongs, they see|Jesus walking on the|sea, and drawing nigh|unto the ship: and|they were afraid.|6:20 But he saith unto
R	Tthem, It is I; be not|afraid.|6:21 Then they|willingly received him|into the ship: and|immediately the ship|was at the land|whither they went.|6:22 The day following,|when the people which|stood on the other|side of the sea saw|that there was none|other boat there,
R	Tsave that one|whereinto his disciples|were entered, and|that Jesus went not|with his disciples into|the boat, but that his|disciples were gone|away alone;|6:23 (Howbeit there|came other boats|from Tiberias nigh|unto the place where|they did eat bread,|after that the Lord
R	Thad given thanks:)|6:24 When the people|therefore saw that|Jesus was not there,|neither his disciples,|they also took|shipping, and came to|Capernaum, seeking|for Jesus.|6:25 And when they|had found him on the|other side of the sea,|they said unto him,|Rabbi, when camest
R	Tthou hither?|6:26 Jesus answered|them and said, Verily,|verily, I say unto you,|Ye seek me, not|because ye saw the|miracles, but because|ye did eat of the|loaves, and were|filled.|6:27 Labour not for|the meat which|perisheth, but for|that meat which
R	Tendureth unto|everlasting life, which|the Son of man shall|give unto you: for him|hath God the Father|sealed.|6:28 Then said they|unto him, What shall we|do, that we might work|the works of God?|6:29 Jesus answered|and said unto them,|This is the work of|God, that ye believe
R	Ton him whom he hath|sent.|6:30 They said|therefore unto him,|What sign shewest|thou then, that we may|see, and believe thee?|what dost thou work?|6:31 Our fathers did|eat manna in the|desert; as it is written,|He gave them bread|from heaven to eat.|6:32 Then Jesus said
R	Tunto them, Verily,|verily, I say unto you,|Moses gave you not|that bread from|heaven; but my Father|giveth you the true|bread from heaven.|6:33 For the bread of|God is he which cometh|down from heaven,|and giveth life unto|the world.|6:34 Then said they|unto him, Lord,
R	Tevermore give us this|bread.|6:35 And Jesus said|unto them, I am the|bread of life: he that|cometh to me shall|never hunger; and he|that believeth on me|shall never thirst.|6:36 But I said unto|you, That ye also|have seen me, and|believe not.|6:37 All that the
R	TFather giveth me shall|come to me; and him|that cometh to me I will|in no wise cast out.|6:38 For I came down|from heaven, not to|do mine own will, but|the will of him that|sent me.|6:39 And this is the|Father's will which|hath sent me, that of|all which he hath given|me I should lose
R	Tnothing, but should|raise it up again at|the last day.|6:40 And this is the will|of him that sent me,|that every one which|seeth the Son, and|believeth on him, may|have everlasting life:|and I will raise him up|at the last day.|6:41 The Jews then|murmured at him,|because he said, I am
R	Tthe bread which came|down from heaven.|6:42 And they said, Is|not this Jesus, the|son of Joseph, whose|father and mother we|know? how is it then|that he saith, I came|down from heaven?|6:43 Jesus therefore|answered and said|unto them, Murmur not|among yourselves.|6:44 No man can come
R	Tto me, except the|Father which hath|sent me draw him: and|I will raise him up at|the last day.|6:45 It is written in the|prophets, And they|shall be all taught of|God. Every man|therefore that hath|heard, and hath|learned of the Father,|cometh unto me.|6:46 Not that any man
R	Thath seen the Father,|save he which is of|God, he hath seen the|Father.|6:47 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, He that|believeth on me hath|everlasting life.|6:48 I am that bread|of life.|6:49 Your fathers did|eat manna in the|wilderness, and are|dead.
R	T6:50 This is the bread|which cometh down|from heaven, that a|man may eat thereof,|and not die.|6:51 I am the living|bread which came|down from heaven: if|any man eat of this|bread, he shall live|for ever: and the|bread that I will give|is my flesh, which I will|give for the life of
R	Tthe world.|6:52 The Jews|therefore strove|among themselves,|saying, How can this|man give us his flesh|to eat?|6:53 Then Jesus said|unto them, Verily,|verily, I say unto you,|Except ye eat the|flesh of the Son of|man, and drink his|blood, ye have no life
R	Tin you.|6:54 Whoso eateth my|flesh, and drinketh my|blood, hath eternal|life; and I will raise him|up at the last day.|6:55 For my flesh is|meat indeed, and my|blood is drink indeed.|6:56 He that eateth my|flesh, and drinketh my|blood, dwelleth in me,|and I in him.|6:57 As the living
R	TFather hath sent me,|and I live by the|Father: so he that|eateth me, even he|shall live by me.|6:58 This is that bread|which came down from|heaven: not as your|fathers did eat manna,|and are dead: he that|eateth of this bread|shall live for ever.|6:59 These things said|he in the synagogue,
R	Tas he taught in|Capernaum.|6:60 Many therefore|of his disciples, when|they had heard this,|said, This is an hard|saying; who can hear|it?|6:61 When Jesus knew|in himself that his|disciples murmured at|it, he said unto them,|Doth this offend you?|6:62 What and if ye
R	Tshall see the Son of|man ascend up where|he was before?|6:63 It is the spirit|that quickeneth; the|flesh profiteth|nothing: the words|that I speak unto you,|they are spirit, and|they are life.|6:64 But there are|some of you that|believe not. For Jesus|knew from the
R	Tbeginning who they|were that believed|not, and who should|betray him.|6:65 And he said,|Therefore said I unto|you, that no man can|come unto me, except|it were given unto him|of my Father.|6:66 From that time|many of his disciples|went back, and walked|no more with him.
R	T6:67 Then said Jesus|unto the twelve, Will ye|also go away?|6:68 Then Simon Peter|answered him, Lord, to|whom shall we go?|thou hast the words|of eternal life.|6:69 And we believe|and are sure that|thou art that Christ,|the Son of the living|God.|6:70 Jesus answered
R	Tthem, Have not I|chosen you twelve,|and one of you is a|devil?|6:71 He spake of|Judas Iscariot the|son of Simon: for he it|was that should|betray him, being one|of the twelve.||7:1 After these things|Jesus walked in|Galilee: for he would
R	Tnot walk in Jewry,|because the Jews|sought to kill him.|7:2 Now the Jew's|feast of tabernacles|was at hand.|7:3 His brethren|therefore said unto|him, Depart hence, and|go into Judaea, that|thy disciples also may|see the works that|thou doest.|7:4 For there is no
R	Tman that doeth any|thing in secret, and he|himself seeketh to be|known openly. If thou|do these things, shew|thyself to the world.|7:5 For neither did his|brethren believe in|him.|7:6 Then Jesus said|unto them, My time is|not yet come: but your|time is alway ready.|7:7 The world cannot
R	Thate you; but me it|hateth, because I|testify of it, that the|works thereof are|evil.|7:8 Go ye up unto this|feast: I go not up yet|unto this feast: for my|time is not yet full|come.|7:9 When he had said|these words unto|them, he abode still in|Galilee.
R	T7:10 But when his|brethren were gone|up, then went he also|up unto the feast, not|openly, but as it were|in secret.|7:11 Then the Jews|sought him at the|feast, and said, Where|is he?|7:12 And there was|much murmuring among|the people concerning|him: for some said, He
R	Tis a good man: others|said, Nay; but he|deceiveth the people.|7:13 Howbeit no man|spake openly of him|for fear of the Jews.|7:14 Now about the|midst of the feast|Jesus went up into the|temple, and taught.|7:15 And the Jews|marvelled, saying, How|knoweth this man|letters, having never
R	Tlearned?|7:16 Jesus answered|them, and said, My|doctrine is not mine,|but his that sent me.|7:17 If any man will do|his will, he shall know|of the doctrine,|whether it be of God,|or whether I speak of|myself.|7:18 He that speaketh|of himself seeketh his|own glory: but he that
R	Tseeketh his glory that|sent him, the same is|true, and no|unrighteousness is in|him.|7:19 Did not Moses|give you the law, and|yet none of you|keepeth the law? Why|go ye about to kill me?|7:20 The people|answered and said,|Thou hast a devil: who|goeth about to kill
R	Tthee?|7:21 Jesus answered|and said unto them, I|have done one work,|and ye all marvel.|7:22 Moses therefore|gave unto you|circumcision; (not|because it is of|Moses, but of the|fathers;) and ye on|the sabbath day|circumcise a man.|7:23 If a man on the
R	Tsabbath day receive|circumcision, that the|law of Moses should|not be broken; are ye|angry at me, because|I have made a man|every whit whole on|the sabbath day?|7:24 Judge not|according to the|appearance, but|judge righteous|judgment.|7:25 Then said some
R	Tof them of Jerusalem,|Is not this he, whom|they seek to kill?|7:26 But, lo, he|speaketh boldly, and|they say nothing unto|him. Do the rulers|know indeed that this|is the very Christ?|7:27 Howbeit we know|this man whence he is:|but when Christ|cometh, no man|knoweth whence he is.
R	T7:28 Then cried Jesus|in the temple as he|taught, saying, Ye both|know me, and ye know|whence I am: and I am|not come of myself,|but he that sent me is|true, whom ye know|not.|7:29 But I know him:|for I am from him, and|he hath sent me.|7:30 Then they sought|to take him: but no man
R	Tlaid hands on him,|because his hour was|not yet come.|7:31 And many of the|people believed on him,|and said, When Christ|cometh, will he do more|miracles than these|which this man hath|done?|7:32 The Pharisees|heard that the people|murmured such things|concerning him; and
R	Tthe Pharisees and the|chief priests sent|officers to take him.|7:33 Then said Jesus|unto them, Yet a little|while am I with you,|and then I go unto him|that sent me.|7:34 Ye shall seek me,|and shall not find me:|and where I am,|thither ye cannot|come.|7:35 Then said the
R	TJews among|themselves, Whither|will he go, that we|shall not find him? will|he go unto the|dispersed among the|Gentiles, and teach|the Gentiles?|7:36 What manner of|saying is this that he|said, Ye shall seek me,|and shall not find me:|and where I am,|thither ye cannot
R	Tcome?|7:37 In the last day,|that great day of the|feast, Jesus stood|and cried, saying, If|any man thirst, let him|come unto me, and|drink.|7:38 He that believeth|on me, as the|scripture hath said,|out of his belly shall|flow rivers of living|water.
R	T7:39 (But this spake|he of the Spirit, which|they that believe on|him should receive:|for the Holy Ghost|was not yet given;|because that Jesus|was not yet glorified.)|7:40 Many of the|people therefore,|when they heard this|saying, said, Of a|truth this is the|Prophet.
R	T7:41 Others said, This|is the Christ. But some|said, Shall Christ come|out of Galilee?|7:42 Hath not the|scripture said, That|Christ cometh of the|seed of David, and out|of the town of|Bethlehem, where|David was?|7:43 So there was a|division among the|people because of him.
R	T7:44 And some of them|would have taken him;|but no man laid hands|on him.|7:45 Then came the|officers to the chief|priests and Pharisees;|and they said unto|them, Why have ye not|brought him?|7:46 The officers|answered, Never man|spake like this man.|7:47 Then answered
R	Tthem the Pharisees,|Are ye also deceived?|7:48 Have any of the|rulers or of the|Pharisees believed on|him?|7:49 But this people|who knoweth not the|law are cursed.|7:50 Nicodemus saith|unto them, (he that|came to Jesus by|night, being one of|them,)
R	T7:51 Doth our law|judge any man,|before it hear him,|and know what he|doeth?|7:52 They answered|and said unto him, Art|thou also of Galilee?|Search, and look: for|out of Galilee ariseth|no prophet.|7:53 And every man|went unto his own|house.
R	T8:1 Jesus went unto|the mount of Olives.|8:2 And early in the|morning he came again|into the temple, and all|the people came unto|him; and he sat down,|and taught them.|8:3 And the scribes|and Pharisees|brought unto him a|woman taken in|adultery; and when|they had set her in
R	Tthe midst,|8:4 They say unto him,|Master, this woman was|taken in adultery, in|the very act.|8:5 Now Moses in the|law commanded us,|that such should be|stoned: but what|sayest thou?|8:6 This they said,|tempting him, that they|might have to accuse|him. But Jesus stooped
R	Tdown, and with his|finger wrote on the|ground, as though he|heard them not.|8:7 So when they|continued asking him,|he lifted up himself,|and said unto them, He|that is without sin|among you, let him|first cast a stone at|her.|8:8 And again he|stooped down, and
R	Twrote on the ground.|8:9 And they which|heard it, being|convicted by their own|conscience, went out|one by one, beginning|at the eldest, even|unto the last: and|Jesus was left alone,|and the woman|standing in the midst.|8:10 When Jesus had|lifted up himself, and|saw none but the
R	Twoman, he said unto|her, Woman, where are|those thine accusers?|hath no man|condemned thee?|8:11 She said, No man,|Lord. And Jesus said|unto her, Neither do I|condemn thee: go, and|sin no more.|8:12 Then spake|Jesus again unto them,|saying, I am the light|of the world: he that
R	Tfolloweth me shall not|walk in darkness, but|shall have the light of|life.|8:13 The Pharisees|therefore said unto|him, Thou bearest|record of thyself; thy|record is not true.|8:14 Jesus answered|and said unto them,|Though I bear record|of myself, yet my|record is true: for I
R	Tknow whence I came,|and whither I go; but|ye cannot tell whence|I come, and whither I|go.|8:15 Ye judge after|the flesh; I judge no|man.|8:16 And yet if I|judge, my judgment is|true: for I am not|alone, but I and the|Father that sent me.|8:17 It is also written
R	Tin your law, that the|testimony of two men|is true.|8:18 I am one that|bear witness of|myself, and the Father|that sent me beareth|witness of me.|8:19 Then said they|unto him, Where is thy|Father? Jesus|answered, Ye neither|know me, nor my|Father: if ye had
R	Tknown me, ye should|have known my Father|also.|8:20 These words|spake Jesus in the|treasury, as he|taught in the temple:|and no man laid hands|on him; for his hour|was not yet come.|8:21 Then said Jesus|again unto them, I go|my way, and ye shall|seek me, and shall die
R	Tin your sins: whither I|go, ye cannot come.|8:22 Then said the|Jews, Will he kill|himself? because he|saith, Whither I go, ye|cannot come.|8:23 And he said unto|them, Ye are from|beneath; I am from|above: ye are of this|world; I am not of this|world.|8:24 I said therefore
R	Tunto you, that ye shall|die in your sins: for if|ye believe not that I|am he, ye shall die in|your sins.|8:25 Then said they|unto him, Who art|thou? And Jesus saith|unto them, Even the|same that I said unto|you from the|beginning.|8:26 I have many|things to say and to
R	Tjudge of you: but he|that sent me is true;|and I speak to the|world those things|which I have heard of|him.|8:27 They understood|not that he spake to|them of the Father.|8:28 Then said Jesus|unto them, When ye|have lifted up the Son|of man, then shall ye|know that I am he, and
R	Tthat I do nothing of|myself; but as my|Father hath taught me,|I speak these things.|8:29 And he that sent|me is with me: the|Father hath not left|me alone; for I do|always those things|that please him.|8:30 As he spake|these words, many|believed on him.|8:31 Then said Jesus
R	Tto those Jews which|believed on him, If ye|continue in my word,|then are ye my|disciples indeed;|8:32 And ye shall know|the truth, and the|truth shall make you|free.|8:33 They answered|him, We be Abraham's|seed, and were never|in bondage to any man:|how sayest thou, Ye
R	Tshall be made free?|8:34 Jesus answered|them, Verily, verily, I|say unto you,|Whosoever committeth|sin is the servant of|sin.|8:35 And the servant|abideth not in the|house for ever: but|the Son abideth ever.|8:36 If the Son|therefore shall make|you free, ye shall be
R	Tfree indeed.|8:37 I know that ye|are Abraham's seed;|but ye seek to kill me,|because my word hath|no place in you.|8:38 I speak that|which I have seen with|my Father: and ye do|that which ye have|seen with your father.|8:39 They answered|and said unto him,|Abraham is our
R	Tfather. Jesus saith|unto them, If ye were|Abraham's children, ye|would do the works of|Abraham.|8:40 But now ye seek|to kill me, a man that|hath told you the|truth, which I have|heard of God: this did|not Abraham.|8:41 Ye do the deeds|of your father. Then|said they to him, We be
R	Tnot born of|fornication; we have|one Father, even God.|8:42 Jesus said unto|them, If God were|your Father, ye would|love me: for I|proceeded forth and|came from God;|neither came I of|myself, but he sent me.|8:43 Why do ye not|understand my|speech? even
R	Tbecause ye cannot|hear my word.|8:44 Ye are of your|father the devil, and|the lusts of your|father ye will do. He|was a murderer from|the beginning, and|abode not in the truth,|because there is no|truth in him. When he|speaketh a lie, he|speaketh of his own:|for he is a liar, and
R	Tthe father of it.|8:45 And because I|tell you the truth, ye|believe me not.|8:46 Which of you|convinceth me of sin?|And if I say the truth,|why do ye not believe|me?|8:47 He that is of God|heareth God's words:|ye therefore hear|them not, because ye|are not of God.
R	T8:48 Then answered|the Jews, and said|unto him, Say we not|well that thou art a|Samaritan, and hast a|devil?|8:49 Jesus answered,|I have not a devil; but|I honour my Father,|and ye do dishonour|me.|8:50 And I seek not|mine own glory: there|is one that seeketh
R	Tand judgeth.|8:51 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, If a man|keep my saying, he|shall never see death.|8:52 Then said the|Jews unto him, Now we|know that thou hast a|devil. Abraham is dead,|and the prophets; and|thou sayest, If a man|keep my saying, he|shall never taste of|death.
R	T8:53 Art thou greater|than our father|Abraham, which is|dead? and the|prophets are dead:|whom makest thou|thyself?|8:54 Jesus answered,|If I honour myself, my|honour is nothing: it is|my Father that|honoureth me; of whom|ye say, that he is|your God:
R	T8:55 Yet ye have not|known him; but I know|him: and if I should|say, I know him not, I|shall be a liar like|unto you: but I know|him, and keep his|saying.|8:56 Your father|Abraham rejoiced to|see my day: and he|saw it, and was glad.|8:57 Then said the|Jews unto him, Thou
R	Tart not yet fifty|years old, and hast|thou seen Abraham?|8:58 Jesus said unto|them, Verily, verily, I|say unto you, Before|Abraham was, I am.|8:59 Then took they|up stones to cast at|him: but Jesus hid|himself, and went out|of the temple, going|through the midst of|them, and so passed
R	Tby.||9:1 And as Jesus|passed by, he saw a|man which was blind|from his birth.|9:2 And his disciples|asked him, saying,|Master, who did sin,|this man, or his|parents, that he was|born blind?|9:3 Jesus answered,|Neither hath this man
R	Tsinned, nor his|parents: but that the|works of God should|be made manifest in|him.|9:4 I must work the|works of him that sent|me, while it is day: the|night cometh, when no|man can work.|9:5 As long as I am in|the world, I am the|light of the world.|9:6 When he had thus
R	Tspoken, he spat on|the ground, and made|clay of the spittle,|and he anointed the|eyes of the blind man|with the clay,|9:7 And said unto him,|Go, wash in the pool of|Siloam, (which is by|interpretation, Sent.)|He went his way|therefore, and|washed, and came|seeing.
R	T9:8 The neighbours|therefore, and they|which before had|seen him that he was|blind, said, Is not this|he that sat and|begged?|9:9 Some said, This is|he: others said, He is|like him: but he said, I|am he.|9:10 Therefore said|they unto him, How|were thine eyes
R	Topened?|9:11 He answered and|said, A man that is|called Jesus made|clay, and anointed|mine eyes, and said|unto me, Go to the|pool of Siloam, and|wash: and I went and|washed, and I|received sight.|9:12 Then said they|unto him, Where is he?|He said, I know not.
R	T9:13 They brought to|the Pharisees him that|aforetime was blind.|9:14 And it was the|sabbath day when|Jesus made the clay,|and opened his eyes.|9:15 Then again the|Pharisees also asked|him how he had|received his sight. He|said unto them, He put|clay upon mine eyes,|and I washed, and do
R	Tsee.|9:16 Therefore said|some of the|Pharisees, This man is|not of God, because|he keepeth not the|sabbath day. Others|said, How can a man|that is a sinner do|such miracles? And|there was a division|among them.|9:17 They say unto|the blind man again,
R	TWhat sayest thou of|him, that he hath|opened thine eyes? He|said, He is a prophet.|9:18 But the Jews did|not believe|concerning him, that|he had been blind, and|received his sight,|until they called the|parents of him that|had received his sight.|9:19 And they asked|them, saying, Is this
R	Tyour son, who ye say|was born blind? how|then doth he now see?|9:20 His parents|answered them and|said, We know that this|is our son, and that|he was born blind:|9:21 But by what|means he now seeth,|we know not; or who|hath opened his eyes,|we know not: he is of|age; ask him: he shall
R	Tspeak for himself.|9:22 These words|spake his parents,|because they feared|the Jews: for the|Jews had agreed|already, that if any|man did confess that|he was Christ, he|should be put out of|the synagogue.|9:23 Therefore said|his parents, He is of|age; ask him.
R	T9:24 Then again called|they the man that was|blind, and said unto|him, Give God the|praise: we know that|this man is a sinner.|9:25 He answered and|said, Whether he be a|sinner or no, I know|not: one thing I know,|that, whereas I was|blind, now I see.|9:26 Then said they to|him again, What did he
R	Tto thee? how opened|he thine eyes?|9:27 He answered|them, I have told you|already, and ye did|not hear: wherefore|would ye hear it|again? will ye also be|his disciples?|9:28 Then they reviled|him, and said, Thou art|his disciple; but we|are Moses' disciples.|9:29 We know that God
R	Tspake unto Moses: as|for this fellow, we|know not from whence|he is.|9:30 The man|answered and said|unto them, Why herein|is a marvellous thing,|that ye know not from|whence he is, and yet|he hath opened mine|eyes.|9:31 Now we know that|God heareth not
R	Tsinners: but if any|man be a worshipper|of God, and doeth his|will, him he heareth.|9:32 Since the world|began was it not|heard that any man|opened the eyes of|one that was born|blind.|9:33 If this man were|not of God, he could|do nothing.|9:34 They answered
R	Tand said unto him,|Thou wast altogether|born in sins, and dost|thou teach us? And|they cast him out.|9:35 Jesus heard that|they had cast him out;|and when he had|found him, he said|unto him, Dost thou|believe on the Son of|God?|9:36 He answered and|said, Who is he, Lord,
R	Tthat I might believe on|him?|9:37 And Jesus said|unto him, Thou hast|both seen him, and it is|he that talketh with|thee.|9:38 And he said, Lord,|I believe. And he|worshipped him.|9:39 And Jesus said,|For judgment I am|come into this world,|that they which see
R	Tnot might see; and that|they which see might|be made blind.|9:40 And some of the|Pharisees which were|with him heard these|words, and said unto|him, Are we blind also?|9:41 Jesus said unto|them, If ye were blind,|ye should have no sin:|but now ye say, We|see; therefore your|sin remaineth.
R	T10:1 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, He that|entereth not by the|door into the|sheepfold, but|climbeth up some|other way, the same is|a thief and a robber.|10:2 But he that|entereth in by the|door is the shepherd|of the sheep.|10:3 To him the porter|openeth; and the
R	Tsheep hear his voice:|and he calleth his own|sheep by name, and|leadeth them out.|10:4 And when he|putteth forth his own|sheep, he goeth|before them, and the|sheep follow him: for|they know his voice.|10:5 And a stranger|will they not follow,|but will flee from him:|for they know not the
R	Tvoice of strangers.|10:6 This parable|spake Jesus unto|them: but they|understood not what|things they were which|he spake unto them.|10:7 Then said Jesus|unto them again,|Verily, verily, I say|unto you, I am the|door of the sheep.|10:8 All that ever|came before me are
R	Tthieves and robbers:|but the sheep did not|hear them.|10:9 I am the door: by|me if any man enter in,|he shall be saved, and|shall go in and out,|and find pasture.|10:10 The thief cometh|not, but for to steal,|and to kill, and to|destroy: I am come|that they might have|life, and that they
R	Tmight have it more|abundantly.|10:11 I am the good|shepherd: the good|shepherd giveth his|life for the sheep.|10:12 But he that is an|hireling, and not the|shepherd, whose own|the sheep are not,|seeth the wolf coming,|and leaveth the|sheep, and fleeth: and|the wolf catcheth
R	Tthem, and scattereth|the sheep.|10:13 The hireling|fleeth, because he is|an hireling, and|careth not for the|sheep.|10:14 I am the good|shepherd, and know|my sheep, and am|known of mine.|10:15 As the Father|knoweth me, even so|know I the Father: and
R	TI lay down my life for|the sheep.|10:16 And other sheep|I have, which are not|of this fold: them also|I must bring, and they|shall hear my voice;|and there shall be|one fold, and one|shepherd.|10:17 Therefore doth|my Father love me,|because I lay down my|life, that I might take it
R	Tagain.|10:18 No man taketh it|from me, but I lay it|down of myself. I have|power to lay it down,|and I have power to|take it again. This|commandment have I|received of my|Father.|10:19 There was a|division therefore|again among the Jews|for these sayings.
R	T10:20 And many of|them said, He hath a|devil, and is mad; why|hear ye him?|10:21 Others said,|These are not the|words of him that hath|a devil. Can a devil|open the eyes of the|blind?|10:22 And it was at|Jerusalem the feast|of the dedication, and|it was winter.
R	T10:23 And Jesus|walked in the temple in|Solomon's porch.|10:24 Then came the|Jews round about him,|and said unto him, How|long dost thou make|us to doubt? If thou|be the Christ, tell us|plainly.|10:25 Jesus answered|them, I told you, and|ye believed not: the|works that I do in my
R	TFather's name, they|bear witness of me.|10:26 But ye believe|not, because ye are|not of my sheep, as I|said unto you.|10:27 My sheep hear|my voice, and I know|them, and they follow|me:|10:28 And I give unto|them eternal life; and|they shall never|perish, neither shall
R	Tany man pluck them|out of my hand.|10:29 My Father, which|gave them me, is|greater than all; and|no man is able to|pluck them out of my|Father's hand.|10:30 I and my Father|are one.|10:31 Then the Jews|took up stones again|to stone him.|10:32 Jesus answered
R	Tthem, Many good works|have I shewed you|from my Father; for|which of those works|do ye stone me?|10:33 The Jews|answered him, saying,|For a good work we|stone thee not; but|for blasphemy; and|because that thou,|being a man, makest|thyself God.|10:34 Jesus answered
R	Tthem, Is it not written|in your law, I said, Ye|are gods?|10:35 If he called|them gods, unto whom|the word of God came,|and the scripture|cannot be broken;|10:36 Say ye of him,|whom the Father hath|sanctified, and sent|into the world, Thou|blasphemest; because|I said, I am the Son of
R	TGod?|10:37 If I do not the|works of my Father,|believe me not.|10:38 But if I do,|though ye believe not|me, believe the works:|that ye may know, and|believe, that the|Father is in me, and I|in him.|10:39 Therefore they|sought again to take|him: but he escaped
R	Tout of their hand,|10:40 And went away|again beyond Jordan|into the place where|John at first baptized;|and there he abode.|10:41 And many|resorted unto him, and|said, John did no|miracle: but all things|that John spake of|this man were true.|10:42 And many|believed on him there.
R	T11:1 Now a certain man|was sick, named|Lazarus, of Bethany,|the town of Mary and|her sister Martha.|11:2 (It was that Mary|which anointed the|Lord with ointment, and|wiped his feet with her|hair, whose brother|Lazarus was sick.)|11:3 Therefore his|sisters sent unto him,|saying, Lord, behold,
R	The whom thou lovest is|sick.|11:4 When Jesus|heard that, he said,|This sickness is not|unto death, but for|the glory of God, that|the Son of God might|be glorified thereby.|11:5 Now Jesus loved|Martha, and her|sister, and Lazarus.|11:6 When he had|heard therefore that
R	The was sick, he abode|two days still in the|same place where he|was.|11:7 Then after that|saith he to his|disciples, Let us go|into Judaea again.|11:8 His disciples say|unto him, Master, the|Jews of late sought to|stone thee; and goest|thou thither again?|11:9 Jesus answered,
R	TAre there not twelve|hours in the day? If|any man walk in the|day, he stumbleth not,|because he seeth the|light of this world.|11:10 But if a man walk|in the night, he|stumbleth, because|there is no light in him.|11:11 These things|said he: and after|that he saith unto|them, Our friend
R	TLazarus sleepeth; but|I go, that I may awake|him out of sleep.|11:12 Then said his|disciples, Lord, if he|sleep, he shall do well.|11:13 Howbeit Jesus|spake of his death:|but they thought that|he had spoken of|taking of rest in|sleep.|11:14 Then said Jesus|unto them plainly,
R	TLazarus is dead.|11:15 And I am glad|for your sakes that I|was not there, to the|intent ye may believe;|nevertheless let us|go unto him.|11:16 Then said|Thomas, which is called|Didymus, unto his|fellow disciples, Let us|also go, that we may|die with him.|11:17 Then when
R	TJesus came, he found|that he had lain in the|grave four days|already.|11:18 Now Bethany was|nigh unto Jerusalem,|about fifteen furlongs|off:|11:19 And many of the|Jews came to Martha|and Mary, to comfort|them concerning their|brother.|11:20 Then Martha, as
R	Tsoon as she heard|that Jesus was coming,|went and met him: but|Mary sat still in the|house.|11:21 Then said|Martha unto Jesus,|Lord, if thou hadst|been here, my brother|had not died.|11:22 But I know, that|even now, whatsoever|thou wilt ask of God,|God will give it thee.
R	T11:23 Jesus saith unto|her, Thy brother shall|rise again.|11:24 Martha saith|unto him, I know that|he shall rise again in|the resurrection at|the last day.|11:25 Jesus said unto|her, I am the|resurrection, and the|life: he that believeth|in me, though he were|dead, yet shall he live:
R	T11:26 And whosoever|liveth and believeth in|me shall never die.|Believest thou this?|11:27 She saith unto|him, Yea, Lord: I|believe that thou art|the Christ, the Son of|God, which should|come into the world.|11:28 And when she|had so said, she went|her way, and called|Mary her sister
R	Tsecretly, saying, The|Master is come, and|calleth for thee.|11:29 As soon as she|heard that, she arose|quickly, and came unto|him.|11:30 Now Jesus was|not yet come into the|town, but was in that|place where Martha|met him.|11:31 The Jews then|which were with her in
R	Tthe house, and|comforted her, when|they saw Mary, that|she rose up hastily|and went out, followed|her, saying, She goeth|unto the grave to|weep there.|11:32 Then when Mary|was come where Jesus|was, and saw him, she|fell down at his feet,|saying unto him, Lord,|if thou hadst been
R	There, my brother had|not died.|11:33 When Jesus|therefore saw her|weeping, and the Jews|also weeping which|came with her, he|groaned in the spirit,|and was troubled.|11:34 And said, Where|have ye laid him? They|said unto him, Lord,|come and see.|11:35 Jesus wept.
R	T11:36 Then said the|Jews, Behold how he|loved him!|11:37 And some of|them said, Could not|this man, which opened|the eyes of the blind,|have caused that|even this man should|not have died?|11:38 Jesus|therefore again|groaning in himself|cometh to the grave.
R	TIt was a cave, and a|stone lay upon it.|11:39 Jesus said, Take|ye away the stone.|Martha, the sister of|him that was dead,|saith unto him, Lord,|by this time he|stinketh: for he hath|been dead four days.|11:40 Jesus saith unto|her, Said I not unto|thee, that, if thou|wouldest believe, thou
R	Tshouldest see the|glory of God?|11:41 Then they took|away the stone from|the place where the|dead was laid. And|Jesus lifted up his|eyes, and said, Father,|I thank thee that thou|hast heard me.|11:42 And I knew that|thou hearest me|always: but because|of the people which
R	Tstand by I said it, that|they may believe that|thou hast sent me.|11:43 And when he|thus had spoken, he|cried with a loud|voice, Lazarus, come|forth.|11:44 And he that was|dead came forth,|bound hand and foot|with graveclothes: and|his face was bound|about with a napkin.
R	TJesus saith unto them,|Loose him, and let him|go.|11:45 Then many of|the Jews which came|to Mary, and had seen|the things which Jesus|did, believed on him.|11:46 But some of|them went their ways|to the Pharisees, and|told them what things|Jesus had done.|11:47 Then gathered
R	Tthe chief priests and|the Pharisees a|council, and said, What|do we? for this man|doeth many miracles.|11:48 If we let him|thus alone, all men will|believe on him: and the|Romans shall come and|take away both our|place and nation.|11:49 And one of them,|named Caiaphas, being|the high priest that
R	Tsame year, said unto|them, Ye know nothing|at all,|11:50 Nor consider|that it is expedient|for us, that one man|should die for the|people, and that the|whole nation perish|not.|11:51 And this spake|he not of himself: but|being high priest that|year, he prophesied
R	Tthat Jesus should die|for that nation;|11:52 And not for that|nation only, but that|also he should gather|together in one the|children of God that|were scattered|abroad.|11:53 Then from that|day forth they took|counsel together for|to put him to death.|11:54 Jesus
R	Ttherefore walked no|more openly among|the Jews; but went|thence unto a country|near to the|wilderness, into a city|called Ephraim, and|there continued with|his disciples.|11:55 And the Jews'|passover was nigh at|hand: and many went|out of the country up|to Jerusalem before
R	Tthe passover, to|purify themselves.|11:56 Then sought|they for Jesus, and|spake among|themselves, as they|stood in the temple,|What think ye, that he|will not come to the|feast?|11:57 Now both the|chief priests and the|Pharisees had given a|commandment, that, if
R	Tany man knew where|he were, he should|shew it, that they might|take him.||12:1 Then Jesus six|days before the|passover came to|Bethany, where|Lazarus was, which|had been dead, whom|he raised from the|dead.|12:2 There they made
R	Thim a supper; and|Martha served: but|Lazarus was one of|them that sat at the|table with him.|12:3 Then took Mary a|pound of ointment of|spikenard, very|costly, and anointed|the feet of Jesus, and|wiped his feet with her|hair: and the house|was filled with the|odour of the ointment.
R	T12:4 Then saith one of|his disciples, Judas|Iscariot, Simon's son,|which should betray|him,|12:5 Why was not this|ointment sold for|three hundred pence,|and given to the|poor?|12:6 This he said, not|that he cared for the|poor; but because he|was a thief, and had
R	Tthe bag, and bare|what was put therein.|12:7 Then said Jesus,|Let her alone: against|the day of my burying|hath she kept this.|12:8 For the poor|always ye have with|you; but me ye have|not always.|12:9 Much people of|the Jews therefore|knew that he was|there: and they came
R	Tnot for Jesus' sake|only, but that they|might see Lazarus|also, whom he had|raised from the dead.|12:10 But the chief|priests consulted that|they might put|Lazarus also to|death;|12:11 Because that by|reason of him many of|the Jews went away,|and believed on
R	TJesus.|12:12 On the next day|much people that were|come to the feast,|when they heard that|Jesus was coming to|Jerusalem,|12:13 Took branches|of palm trees, and|went forth to meet him,|and cried, Hosanna:|Blessed is the King of|Israel that cometh in|the name of the Lord.
R	T12:14 And Jesus, when|he had found a young|ass, sat thereon; as it|is written,|12:15 Fear not,|daughter of Sion:|behold, thy King|cometh, sitting on an|ass's colt.|12:16 These things|understood not his|disciples at the first:|but when Jesus was|glorified, then
R	Tremembered they that|these things were|written of him, and|that they had done|these things unto him.|12:17 The people|therefore that was|with him when he called|Lazarus out of his|grave, and raised him|from the dead, bare|record.|12:18 For this cause|the people also met
R	Thim, for that they|heard that he had|done this miracle.|12:19 The Pharisees|therefore said among|themselves, Perceive|ye how ye prevail|nothing? behold, the|world is gone after|him.|12:20 And there were|certain Greeks among|them that came up to|worship at the feast:
R	T12:21 The same came|therefore to Philip,|which was of|Bethsaida of Galilee,|and desired him,|saying, Sir, we would|see Jesus.|12:22 Philip cometh|and telleth Andrew:|and again Andrew and|Philip tell Jesus.|12:23 And Jesus|answered them, saying,|The hour is come, that
R	Tthe Son of man should|be glorified.|12:24 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, Except|a corn of wheat fall|into the ground and|die, it abideth alone:|but if it die, it bringeth|forth much fruit.|12:25 He that loveth|his life shall lose it;|and he that hateth his|life in this world shall|keep it unto life
R	Teternal.|12:26 If any man|serve me, let him|follow me; and where I|am, there shall also|my servant be: if any|man serve me, him will|my Father honour.|12:27 Now is my soul|troubled; and what|shall I say? Father,|save me from this|hour: but for this|cause came I unto this
R	Thour.|12:28 Father, glorify|thy name. Then came|there a voice from|heaven, saying, I have|both glorified it, and|will glorify it again.|12:29 The people|therefore, that stood|by, and heard it, said|that it thundered:|others said, An angel|spake to him.|12:30 Jesus answered
R	Tand said, This voice|came not because of|me, but for your|sakes.|12:31 Now is the|judgment of this|world: now shall the|prince of this world|be cast out.|12:32 And I, if I be|lifted up from the|earth, will draw all men|unto me.|12:33 This he said,
R	Tsignifying what death|he should die.|12:34 The people|answered him, We have|heard out of the law|that Christ abideth|for ever: and how|sayest thou, The Son|of man must be lifted|up? who is this Son of|man?|12:35 Then Jesus said|unto them, Yet a little|while is the light with
R	Tyou. Walk while ye|have the light, lest|darkness come upon|you: for he that|walketh in darkness|knoweth not whither|he goeth.|12:36 While ye have|light, believe in the|light, that ye may be|the children of light.|These things spake|Jesus, and departed,|and did hide himself
R	Tfrom them.|12:37 But though he|had done so many|miracles before them,|yet they believed not|on him:|12:38 That the saying|of Esaias the prophet|might be fulfilled,|which he spake, Lord,|who hath believed our|report? and to whom|hath the arm of the|Lord been revealed?
R	T12:39 Therefore they|could not believe,|because that Esaias|said again,|12:40 He hath blinded|their eyes, and|hardened their heart;|that they should not|see with their eyes,|nor understand with|their heart, and be|converted, and I|should heal them.|12:41 These things
R	Tsaid Esaias, when he|saw his glory, and|spake of him.|12:42 Nevertheless|among the chief|rulers also many|believed on him; but|because of the|Pharisees they did not|confess him, lest they|should be put out of|the synagogue:|12:43 For they loved|the praise of men
R	Tmore than the praise|of God.|12:44 Jesus cried and|said, He that believeth|on me, believeth not|on me, but on him that|sent me.|12:45 And he that|seeth me seeth him|that sent me.|12:46 I am come a light|into the world, that|whosoever believeth|on me should not
R	Tabide in darkness.|12:47 And if any man|hear my words, and|believe not, I judge|him not: for I came not|to judge the world,|but to save the world.|12:48 He that|rejecteth me, and|receiveth not my|words, hath one that|judgeth him: the word|that I have spoken,|the same shall judge
R	Thim in the last day.|12:49 For I have not|spoken of myself; but|the Father which sent|me, he gave me a|commandment, what I|should say, and what I|should speak.|12:50 And I know that|his commandment is life|everlasting:|whatsoever I speak|therefore, even as|the Father said unto
R	Tme, so I speak.||13:1 Now before the|feast of the|passover, when Jesus|knew that his hour|was come that he|should depart out of|this world unto the|Father, having loved|his own which were in|the world, he loved|them unto the end.|13:2 And supper being
R	Tended, the devil|having now put into|the heart of Judas|Iscariot, Simon's son,|to betray him;|13:3 Jesus knowing|that the Father had|given all things into|his hands, and that he|was come from God,|and went to God;|13:4 He riseth from|supper, and laid aside|his garments; and took
R	Ta towel, and girded|himself.|13:5 After that he|poureth water into a|bason, and began to|wash the disciples'|feet, and to wipe them|with the towel|wherewith he was|girded.|13:6 Then cometh he|to Simon Peter: and|Peter saith unto him,|Lord, dost thou wash
R	Tmy feet?|13:7 Jesus answered|and said unto him, What|I do thou knowest not|now; but thou shalt|know hereafter.|13:8 Peter saith unto|him, Thou shalt never|wash my feet. Jesus|answered him, If I|wash thee not, thou|hast no part with me.|13:9 Simon Peter saith|unto him, Lord, not my
R	Tfeet only, but also my|hands and my head.|13:10 Jesus saith to|him, He that is washed|needeth not save to|wash his feet, but is|clean every whit: and|ye are clean, but not|all.|13:11 For he knew who|should betray him;|therefore said he, Ye|are not all clean.|13:12 So after he had
R	Twashed their feet, and|had taken his|garments, and was set|down again, he said|unto them, Know ye|what I have done to|you?|13:13 Ye call me|Master and Lord: and|ye say well; for so I|am.|13:14 If I then, your|Lord and Master, have|washed your feet; ye
R	Talso ought to wash|one another's feet.|13:15 For I have given|you an example, that|ye should do as I|have done to you.|13:16 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, The|servant is not|greater than his lord;|neither he that is sent|greater than he that|sent him.|13:17 If ye know these
R	Tthings, happy are ye|if ye do them.|13:18 I speak not of|you all: I know whom I|have chosen: but that|the scripture may be|fulfilled, He that|eateth bread with me|hath lifted up his heel|against me.|13:19 Now I tell you|before it come, that,|when it is come to|pass, ye may believe
R	Tthat I am he.|13:20 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, He that|receiveth whomsoever|I send receiveth me;|and he that receiveth|me receiveth him that|sent me.|13:21 When Jesus had|thus said, he was|troubled in spirit, and|testified, and said,|Verily, verily, I say|unto you, that one of
R	Tyou shall betray me.|13:22 Then the|disciples looked one|on another, doubting|of whom he spake.|13:23 Now there was|leaning on Jesus'|bosom one of his|disciples, whom Jesus|loved.|13:24 Simon Peter|therefore beckoned|to him, that he should|ask who it should be
R	Tof whom he spake.|13:25 He then lying on|Jesus' breast saith|unto him, Lord, who is|it?|13:26 Jesus answered,|He it is, to whom I shall|give a sop, when I|have dipped it. And|when he had dipped|the sop, he gave it to|Judas Iscariot, the|son of Simon.|13:27 And after the
R	Tsop Satan entered|into him. Then said|Jesus unto him, That|thou doest, do quickly.|13:28 Now no man at|the table knew for|what intent he spake|this unto him.|13:29 For some of|them thought, because|Judas had the bag,|that Jesus had said|unto him, Buy those|things that we have
R	Tneed of against the|feast; or, that he|should give something|to the poor.|13:30 He then having|received the sop went|immediately out: and it|was night.|13:31 Therefore, when|he was gone out,|Jesus said, Now is the|Son of man glorified,|and God is glorified in|him.
R	T13:32 If God be|glorified in him, God|shall also glorify him|in himself, and shall|straightway glorify|him.|13:33 Little children,|yet a little while I am|with you. Ye shall seek|me: and as I said unto|the Jews, Whither I go,|ye cannot come; so|now I say to you.|13:34 A new
R	Tcommandment I give|unto you, That ye love|one another; as I|have loved you, that|ye also love one|another.|13:35 By this shall all|men know that ye are|my disciples, if ye|have love one to|another.|13:36 Simon Peter said|unto him, Lord, whither|goest thou? Jesus
R	Tanswered him, Whither|I go, thou canst not|follow me now; but|thou shalt follow me|afterwards.|13:37 Peter said unto|him, Lord, why cannot I|follow thee now? I will|lay down my life for|thy sake.|13:38 Jesus answered|him, Wilt thou lay down|thy life for my sake?|Verily, verily, I say
R	Tunto thee, The cock|shall not crow, till|thou hast denied me|thrice.||14:1 Let not your|heart be troubled: ye|believe in God, believe|also in me.|14:2 In my Father's|house are many|mansions: if it were|not so, I would have|told you. I go to
R	Tprepare a place for|you.|14:3 And if I go and|prepare a place for|you, I will come again,|and receive you unto|myself; that where I|am, there ye may be|also.|14:4 And whither I go|ye know, and the way|ye know.|14:5 Thomas saith unto|him, Lord, we know not
R	Twhither thou goest;|and how can we know|the way?|14:6 Jesus saith unto|him, I am the way, the|truth, and the life: no|man cometh unto the|Father, but by me.|14:7 If ye had known|me, ye should have|known my Father also:|and from henceforth|ye know him, and have|seen him.
R	T14:8 Philip saith unto|him, Lord, shew us the|Father, and it|sufficeth us.|14:9 Jesus saith unto|him, Have I been so|long time with you, and|yet hast thou not|known me, Philip? he|that hath seen me|hath seen the Father;|and how sayest thou|then, Shew us the|Father?
R	T14:10 Believest thou|not that I am in the|Father, and the|Father in me? the|words that I speak|unto you I speak not|of myself: but the|Father that dwelleth in|me, he doeth the|works.|14:11 Believe me that I|am in the Father, and|the Father in me: or|else believe me for
R	Tthe very works' sake.|14:12 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, He that|believeth on me, the|works that I do shall|he do also; and|greater works than|these shall he do;|because I go unto my|Father.|14:13 And whatsoever|ye shall ask in my|name, that will I do,|that the Father may
R	Tbe glorified in the Son.|14:14 If ye shall ask|any thing in my name, I|will do it.|14:15 If ye love me,|keep my|commandments.|14:16 And I will pray|the Father, and he|shall give you another|Comforter, that he|may abide with you for|ever;|14:17 Even the Spirit
R	Tof truth; whom the|world cannot receive,|because it seeth him|not, neither knoweth|him: but ye know him;|for he dwelleth with|you, and shall be in|you.|14:18 I will not leave|you comfortless: I will|come to you.|14:19 Yet a little while,|and the world seeth|me no more; but ye
R	Tsee me: because I live,|ye shall live also.|14:20 At that day ye|shall know that I am in|my Father, and ye in|me, and I in you.|14:21 He that hath my|commandments, and|keepeth them, he it is|that loveth me: and he|that loveth me shall|be loved of my Father,|and I will love him, and|will manifest myself to
R	Thim.|14:22 Judas saith unto|him, not Iscariot, Lord,|how is it that thou wilt|manifest thyself unto|us, and not unto the|world?|14:23 Jesus answered|and said unto him, If a|man love me, he will|keep my words: and my|Father will love him,|and we will come unto|him, and make our
R	Tabode with him.|14:24 He that loveth|me not keepeth not my|sayings: and the word|which ye hear is not|mine, but the Father's|which sent me.|14:25 These things|have I spoken unto|you, being yet present|with you.|14:26 But the|Comforter, which is|the Holy Ghost, whom
R	Tthe Father will send in|my name, he shall|teach you all things,|and bring all things to|your remembrance,|whatsoever I have|said unto you.|14:27 Peace I leave|with you, my peace I|give unto you: not as|the world giveth, give|I unto you. Let not|your heart be|troubled, neither let it
R	Tbe afraid.|14:28 Ye have heard|how I said unto you, I|go away, and come|again unto you. If ye|loved me, ye would|rejoice, because I|said, I go unto the|Father: for my Father|is greater than I.|14:29 And now I have|told you before it|come to pass, that,|when it is come to
R	Tpass, ye might believe.|14:30 Hereafter I will|not talk much with you:|for the prince of this|world cometh, and|hath nothing in me.|14:31 But that the|world may know that I|love the Father; and|as the Father gave me|commandment, even so|I do. Arise, let us go|hence.|
R	T15:1 I am the true|vine, and my Father is|the husbandman.|15:2 Every branch in|me that beareth not|fruit he taketh away:|and every branch|that beareth fruit, he|purgeth it, that it may|bring forth more fruit.|15:3 Now ye are clean|through the word|which I have spoken|unto you.
R	T15:4 Abide in me, and I|in you. As the branch|cannot bear fruit of|itself, except it abide|in the vine; no more|can ye, except ye|abide in me.|15:5 I am the vine, ye|are the branches: He|that abideth in me, and|I in him, the same|bringeth forth much|fruit: for without me|ye can do nothing.
R	T15:6 If a man abide|not in me, he is cast|forth as a branch,|and is withered; and|men gather them, and|cast them into the|fire, and they are|burned.|15:7 If ye abide in me,|and my words abide in|you, ye shall ask what|ye will, and it shall be|done unto you.|15:8 Herein is my
R	TFather glorified, that|ye bear much fruit; so|shall ye be my|disciples.|15:9 As the Father|hath loved me, so|have I loved you:|continue ye in my love.|15:10 If ye keep my|commandments, ye|shall abide in my love;|even as I have kept|my Father's|commandments, and
R	Tabide in his love.|15:11 These things|have I spoken unto|you, that my joy might|remain in you, and that|your joy might be full.|15:12 This is my|commandment, That ye|love one another, as I|have loved you.|15:13 Greater love|hath no man than this,|that a man lay down|his life for his
R	Tfriends.|15:14 Ye are my|friends, if ye do|whatsoever I command|you.|15:15 Henceforth I|call you not servants;|for the servant|knoweth not what his|lord doeth: but I have|called you friends;|for all things that I|have heard of my|Father I have made
R	Tknown unto you.|15:16 Ye have not|chosen me, but I have|chosen you, and|ordained you, that ye|should go and bring|forth fruit, and that|your fruit should|remain: that|whatsoever ye shall|ask of the Father in|my name, he may give it|you.|15:17 These things I
R	Tcommand you, that ye|love one another.|15:18 If the world|hate you, ye know that|it hated me before it|hated you.|15:19 If ye were of|the world, the world|would love his own: but|because ye are not|of the world, but I|have chosen you out|of the world,|therefore the world
R	Thateth you.|15:20 Remember the|word that I said unto|you, The servant is|not greater than his|lord. If they have|persecuted me, they|will also persecute|you; if they have kept|my saying, they will|keep yours also.|15:21 But all these|things will they do|unto you for my
R	Tname's sake, because|they know not him that|sent me.|15:22 If I had not|come and spoken unto|them, they had not had|sin: but now they have|no cloak for their sin.|15:23 He that hateth|me hateth my Father|also.|15:24 If I had not|done among them the|works which none
R	Tother man did, they|had not had sin: but|now have they both|seen and hated both|me and my Father.|15:25 But this cometh|to pass, that the word|might be fulfilled that|is written in their law,|They hated me without|a cause.|15:26 But when the|Comforter is come,|whom I will send unto
R	Tyou from the Father,|even the Spirit of|truth, which|proceedeth from the|Father, he shall|testify of me:|15:27 And ye also|shall bear witness,|because ye have been|with me from the|beginning.||16:1 These things|have I spoken unto
R	Tyou, that ye should|not be offended.|16:2 They shall put|you out of the|synagogues: yea, the|time cometh, that|whosoever killeth you|will think that he doeth|God service.|16:3 And these things|will they do unto you,|because they have|not known the Father,|nor me.
R	T16:4 But these things|have I told you, that|when the time shall|come, ye may|remember that I told|you of them. And|these things I said not|unto you at the|beginning, because I|was with you.|16:5 But now I go my|way to him that sent|me; and none of you|asketh me, Whither
R	Tgoest thou?|16:6 But because I|have said these things|unto you, sorrow hath|filled your heart.|16:7 Nevertheless I|tell you the truth; It is|expedient for you|that I go away: for if I|go not away, the|Comforter will not|come unto you; but if I|depart, I will send him|unto you.
R	T16:8 And when he is|come, he will reprove|the world of sin, and|of righteousness, and|of judgment:|16:9 Of sin, because|they believe not on|me;|16:10 Of|righteousness,|because I go to my|Father, and ye see me|no more;|16:11 Of judgment,
R	Tbecause the prince of|this world is judged.|16:12 I have yet many|things to say unto|you, but ye cannot|bear them now.|16:13 Howbeit when he,|the Spirit of truth, is|come, he will guide you|into all truth: for he|shall not speak of|himself; but|whatsoever he shall|hear, that shall he
R	Tspeak: and he will|shew you things to|come.|16:14 He shall glorify|me: for he shall|receive of mine, and|shall shew it unto you.|16:15 All things that|the Father hath are|mine: therefore said I,|that he shall take of|mine, and shall shew it|unto you.|16:16 A little while, and
R	Tye shall not see me:|and again, a little|while, and ye shall see|me, because I go to|the Father.|16:17 Then said some|of his disciples among|themselves, What is|this that he saith unto|us, A little while, and|ye shall not see me:|and again, a little|while, and ye shall see|me: and, Because I go
R	Tto the Father?|16:18 They said|therefore, What is this|that he saith, A little|while? we cannot tell|what he saith.|16:19 Now Jesus knew|that they were|desirous to ask him,|and said unto them, Do|ye enquire among|yourselves of that I|said, A little while, and|ye shall not see me:
R	Tand again, a little|while, and ye shall see|me?|16:20 Verily, verily, I|say unto you, That ye|shall weep and lament,|but the world shall|rejoice: and ye shall|be sorrowful, but|your sorrow shall be|turned into joy.|16:21 A woman when|she is in travail hath|sorrow, because her
R	Thour is come: but as|soon as she is|delivered of the child,|she remembereth no|more the anguish, for|joy that a man is born|into the world.|16:22 And ye now|therefore have|sorrow: but I will see|you again, and your|heart shall rejoice,|and your joy no man|taketh from you.
R	T16:23 And in that day|ye shall ask me|nothing. Verily, verily,|I say unto you,|Whatsoever ye shall|ask the Father in my|name, he will give it|you.|16:24 Hitherto have ye|asked nothing in my|name: ask, and ye|shall receive, that|your joy may be full.|16:25 These things
R	Thave I spoken unto|you in proverbs: but|the time cometh, when I|shall no more speak|unto you in proverbs,|but I shall shew you|plainly of the Father.|16:26 At that day ye|shall ask in my name:|and I say not unto|you, that I will pray|the Father for you:|16:27 For the Father|himself loveth you,
R	Tbecause ye have|loved me, and have|believed that I came|out from God.|16:28 I came forth|from the Father, and|am come into the|world: again, I leave|the world, and go to|the Father.|16:29 His disciples|said unto him, Lo, now|speakest thou plainly,|and speakest no
R	Tproverb.|16:30 Now are we sure|that thou knowest all|things, and needest|not that any man|should ask thee: by|this we believe that|thou camest forth|from God.|16:31 Jesus answered|them, Do ye now|believe?|16:32 Behold, the hour|cometh, yea, is now
R	Tcome, that ye shall be|scattered, every man|to his own, and shall|leave me alone: and|yet I am not alone,|because the Father is|with me.|16:33 These things I|have spoken unto you,|that in me ye might|have peace. In the|world ye shall have|tribulation: but be of|good cheer; I have
R	Tovercome the world.||17:1 These words|spake Jesus, and|lifted up his eyes to|heaven, and said,|Father, the hour is|come; glorify thy Son,|that thy Son also may|glorify thee:|17:2 As thou hast|given him power over|all flesh, that he|should give eternal
R	Tlife to as many as|thou hast given him.|17:3 And this is life|eternal, that they|might know thee the|only true God, and|Jesus Christ, whom|thou hast sent.|17:4 I have glorified|thee on the earth: I|have finished the work|which thou gavest me|to do.|17:5 And now, O
R	TFather, glorify thou|me with thine own self|with the glory which I|had with thee before|the world was.|17:6 I have manifested|thy name unto the men|which thou gavest me|out of the world: thine|they were, and thou|gavest them me; and|they have kept thy|word.|17:7 Now they have
R	Tknown that all things|whatsoever thou hast|given me are of thee.|17:8 For I have given|unto them the words|which thou gavest me;|and they have|received them, and|have known surely|that I came out from|thee, and they have|believed that thou|didst send me.|17:9 I pray for them: I
R	Tpray not for the|world, but for them|which thou hast given|me; for they are thine.|17:10 And all mine are|thine, and thine are|mine; and I am glorified|in them.|17:11 And now I am no|more in the world, but|these are in the|world, and I come to|thee. Holy Father,|keep through thine
R	Town name those whom|thou hast given me,|that they may be one,|as we are.|17:12 While I was with|them in the world, I|kept them in thy name:|those that thou|gavest me I have kept,|and none of them is|lost, but the son of|perdition; that the|scripture might be|fulfilled.
R	T17:13 And now come I|to thee; and these|things I speak in the|world, that they might|have my joy fulfilled|in themselves.|17:14 I have given|them thy word; and the|world hath hated them,|because they are not|of the world, even as|I am not of the world.|17:15 I pray not that|thou shouldest take
R	Tthem out of the world,|but that thou|shouldest keep them|from the evil.|17:16 They are not of|the world, even as I|am not of the world.|17:17 Sanctify them|through thy truth: thy|word is truth.|17:18 As thou hast|sent me into the world,|even so have I also|sent them into the
R	Tworld.|17:19 And for their|sakes I sanctify|myself, that they also|might be sanctified|through the truth.|17:20 Neither pray I|for these alone, but|for them also which|shall believe on me|through their word;|17:21 That they all|may be one; as thou,|Father, art in me, and
R	TI in thee, that they|also may be one in us:|that the world may|believe that thou hast|sent me.|17:22 And the glory|which thou gavest me I|have given them; that|they may be one, even|as we are one:|17:23 I in them, and|thou in me, that they|may be made perfect|in one; and that the
R	Tworld may know that|thou hast sent me, and|hast loved them, as|thou hast loved me.|17:24 Father, I will|that they also, whom|thou hast given me, be|with me where I am;|that they may behold|my glory, which thou|hast given me: for|thou lovedst me|before the foundation|of the world.
R	T17:25 O righteous|Father, the world hath|not known thee: but I|have known thee, and|these have known that|thou hast sent me.|17:26 And I have|declared unto them|thy name, and will|declare it: that the|love wherewith thou|hast loved me may be|in them, and I in them.|
R	T18:1 When Jesus had|spoken these words,|he went forth with his|disciples over the|brook Cedron, where|was a garden, into the|which he entered, and|his disciples.|18:2 And Judas also,|which betrayed him,|knew the place: for|Jesus ofttimes|resorted thither with|his disciples.
R	T18:3 Judas then,|having received a|band of men and|officers from the|chief priests and|Pharisees, cometh|thither with lanterns|and torches and|weapons.|18:4 Jesus therefore,|knowing all things that|should come upon him,|went forth, and said|unto them, Whom seek
R	Tye?|18:5 They answered|him, Jesus of|Nazareth. Jesus saith|unto them, I am he. And|Judas also, which|betrayed him, stood|with them.|18:6 As soon then as|he had said unto them,|I am he, they went|backward, and fell to|the ground.|18:7 Then asked he
R	Tthem again, Whom seek|ye? And they said,|Jesus of Nazareth.|18:8 Jesus answered,|I have told you that I|am he: if therefore ye|seek me, let these go|their way:|18:9 That the saying|might be fulfilled,|which he spake, Of|them which thou|gavest me have I lost|none.
R	T18:10 Then Simon|Peter having a sword|drew it, and smote the|high priest's servant,|and cut off his right|ear. The servant's|name was Malchus.|18:11 Then said Jesus|unto Peter, Put up thy|sword into the sheath:|the cup which my|Father hath given me,|shall I not drink it?|18:12 Then the band
R	Tand the captain and|officers of the Jews|took Jesus, and bound|him,|18:13 And led him away|to Annas first; for he|was father in law to|Caiaphas, which was|the high priest that|same year.|18:14 Now Caiaphas|was he, which gave|counsel to the Jews,|that it was expedient
R	Tthat one man should|die for the people.|18:15 And Simon Peter|followed Jesus, and|so did another|disciple: that disciple|was known unto the|high priest, and went|in with Jesus into the|palace of the high|priest.|18:16 But Peter stood|at the door without.|Then went out that
R	Tother disciple, which|was known unto the|high priest, and spake|unto her that kept the|door, and brought in|Peter.|18:17 Then saith the|damsel that kept the|door unto Peter, Art|not thou also one of|this man's disciples?|He saith, I am not.|18:18 And the|servants and officers
R	Tstood there, who had|made a fire of coals;|for it was cold: and|they warmed|themselves: and Peter|stood with them, and|warmed himself.|18:19 The high priest|then asked Jesus of|his disciples, and of|his doctrine.|18:20 Jesus answered|him, I spake openly to|the world; I ever
R	Ttaught in the|synagogue, and in the|temple, whither the|Jews always resort;|and in secret have I|said nothing.|18:21 Why askest thou|me? ask them which|heard me, what I have|said unto them: behold,|they know what I said.|18:22 And when he had|thus spoken, one of|the officers which
R	Tstood by struck|Jesus with the palm of|his hand, saying,|Answerest thou the|high priest so?|18:23 Jesus answered|him, If I have spoken|evil, bear witness of|the evil: but if well,|why smitest thou me?|18:24 Now Annas had|sent him bound unto|Caiaphas the high|priest.
R	T18:25 And Simon Peter|stood and warmed|himself. They said|therefore unto him,|Art not thou also one|of his disciples? He|denied it, and said, I|am not.|18:26 One of the|servants of the high|priest, being his|kinsman whose ear|Peter cut off, saith,|Did not I see thee in
R	Tthe garden with him?|18:27 Peter then|denied again: and|immediately the cock|crew.|18:28 Then led they|Jesus from Caiaphas|unto the hall of|judgment: and it was|early; and they|themselves went not|into the judgment hall,|lest they should be|defiled; but that they
R	Tmight eat the|passover.|18:29 Pilate then went|out unto them, and|said, What accusation|bring ye against this|man?|18:30 They answered|and said unto him, If|he were not a|malefactor, we would|not have delivered him|up unto thee.|18:31 Then said Pilate
R	Tunto them, Take ye him,|and judge him|according to your law.|The Jews therefore|said unto him, It is not|lawful for us to put|any man to death:|18:32 That the saying|of Jesus might be|fulfilled, which he|spake, signifying what|death he should die.|18:33 Then Pilate|entered into the
R	Tjudgment hall again,|and called Jesus, and|said unto him, Art thou|the King of the Jews?|18:34 Jesus answered|him, Sayest thou this|thing of thyself, or|did others tell it thee|of me?|18:35 Pilate answered,|Am I a Jew? Thine own|nation and the chief|priests have|delivered thee unto
R	Tme: what hast thou|done?|18:36 Jesus answered,|My kingdom is not of|this world: if my|kingdom were of this|world, then would my|servants fight, that I|should not be|delivered to the Jews:|but now is my kingdom|not from hence.|18:37 Pilate therefore|said unto him, Art thou
R	Ta king then? Jesus|answered, Thou|sayest that I am a|king. To this end was I|born, and for this|cause came I into the|world, that I should|bear witness unto the|truth. Every one that|is of the truth|heareth my voice.|18:38 Pilate saith unto|him, What is truth? And|when he had said this,
R	The went out again unto|the Jews, and saith|unto them, I find in him|no fault at all.|18:39 But ye have a|custom, that I should|release unto you one|at the passover: will|ye therefore that I|release unto you the|King of the Jews?|18:40 Then cried they|all again, saying, Not|this man, but
R	TBarabbas. Now|Barabbas was a|robber.||19:1 Then Pilate|therefore took Jesus,|and scourged him.|19:2 And the soldiers|platted a crown of|thorns, and put it on|his head, and they put|on him a purple robe,|19:3 And said, Hail,|King of the Jews! and
R	Tthey smote him with|their hands.|19:4 Pilate therefore|went forth again, and|saith unto them,|Behold, I bring him|forth to you, that ye|may know that I find|no fault in him.|19:5 Then came Jesus|forth, wearing the|crown of thorns, and|the purple robe. And|Pilate saith unto them,
R	TBehold the man!|19:6 When the chief|priests therefore and|officers saw him, they|cried out, saying,|Crucify him, crucify|him. Pilate saith unto|them, Take ye him, and|crucify him: for I find|no fault in him.|19:7 The Jews|answered him, We have|a law, and by our law|he ought to die,
R	Tbecause he made|himself the Son of|God.|19:8 When Pilate|therefore heard that|saying, he was the|more afraid;|19:9 And went again|into the judgment hall,|and saith unto Jesus,|Whence art thou? But|Jesus gave him no|answer.|19:10 Then saith Pilate
R	Tunto him, Speakest|thou not unto me?|knowest thou not that|I have power to|crucify thee, and|have power to|release thee?|19:11 Jesus answered,|Thou couldest have|no power at all|against me, except it|were given thee from|above: therefore he|that delivered me unto
R	Tthee hath the greater|sin.|19:12 And from|thenceforth Pilate|sought to release him:|but the Jews cried|out, saying, If thou let|this man go, thou art|not Caesar's friend:|whosoever maketh|himself a king|speaketh against|Caesar.|19:13 When Pilate
R	Ttherefore heard that|saying, he brought|Jesus forth, and sat|down in the judgment|seat in a place that is|called the Pavement,|but in the Hebrew,|Gabbatha.|19:14 And it was the|preparation of the|passover, and about|the sixth hour: and he|saith unto the Jews,|Behold your King!
R	T19:15 But they cried|out, Away with him,|away with him, crucify|him. Pilate saith unto|them, Shall I crucify|your King? The chief|priests answered, We|have no king but|Caesar.|19:16 Then delivered|he him therefore unto|them to be crucified.|And they took Jesus,|and led him away.
R	T19:17 And he bearing|his cross went forth|into a place called the|place of a skull, which|is called in the Hebrew|Golgotha:|19:18 Where they|crucified him, and two|other with him, on|either side one, and|Jesus in the midst.|19:19 And Pilate wrote|a title, and put it on|the cross. And the
R	Twriting was JESUS OF|NAZARETH THE KING OF|THE JEWS.|19:20 This title then|read many of the|Jews: for the place|where Jesus was|crucified was nigh to|the city: and it was|written in Hebrew, and|Greek, and Latin.|19:21 Then said the|chief priests of the|Jews to Pilate, Write
R	Tnot, The King of the|Jews; but that he said,|I am King of the Jews.|19:22 Pilate answered,|What I have written I|have written.|19:23 Then the|soldiers, when they|had crucified Jesus,|took his garments, and|made four parts, to|every soldier a part;|and also his coat: now|the coat was without
R	Tseam, woven from the|top throughout.|19:24 They said|therefore among|themselves, Let us not|rend it, but cast lots|for it, whose it shall|be: that the scripture|might be fulfilled,|which saith, They|parted my raiment|among them, and for|my vesture they did|cast lots. These
R	Tthings therefore the|soldiers did.|19:25 Now there stood|by the cross of|Jesus his mother, and|his mother's sister,|Mary the wife of|Cleophas, and Mary|Magdalene.|19:26 When Jesus|therefore saw his|mother, and the|disciple standing by,|whom he loved, he
R	Tsaith unto his mother,|Woman, behold thy son!|19:27 Then saith he to|the disciple, Behold|thy mother! And from|that hour that disciple|took her unto his own|home.|19:28 After this,|Jesus knowing that all|things were now|accomplished, that the|scripture might be|fulfilled, saith, I thirst.
R	T19:29 Now there was|set a vessel full of|vinegar: and they|filled a spunge with|vinegar, and put it|upon hyssop, and put|it to his mouth.|19:30 When Jesus|therefore had|received the vinegar,|he said, It is finished:|and he bowed his|head, and gave up the|ghost.
R	T19:31 The Jews|therefore, because it|was the preparation,|that the bodies should|not remain upon the|cross on the sabbath|day, (for that sabbath|day was an high day,)|besought Pilate that|their legs might be|broken, and that they|might be taken away.|19:32 Then came the|soldiers, and brake
R	Tthe legs of the first,|and of the other|which was crucified|with him.|19:33 But when they|came to Jesus, and|saw that he was dead|already, they brake|not his legs:|19:34 But one of the|soldiers with a spear|pierced his side, and|forthwith came there|out blood and water.
R	T19:35 And he that saw|it bare record, and|his record is true:|and he knoweth that|he saith true, that ye|might believe.|19:36 For these things|were done, that the|scripture should be|fulfilled, A bone of him|shall not be broken.|19:37 And again|another scripture|saith, They shall look
R	Ton him whom they|pierced.|19:38 And after this|Joseph of Arimathaea,|being a disciple of|Jesus, but secretly|for fear of the Jews,|besought Pilate that|he might take away the|body of Jesus: and|Pilate gave him leave.|He came therefore,|and took the body of|Jesus.
R	T19:39 And there came|also Nicodemus, which|at the first came to|Jesus by night, and|brought a mixture of|myrrh and aloes,|about an hundred|pound weight.|19:40 Then took they|the body of Jesus,|and wound it in linen|clothes with the|spices, as the manner|of the Jews is to
R	Tbury.|19:41 Now in the place|where he was|crucified there was a|garden; and in the|garden a new|sepulchre, wherein|was never man yet|laid.|19:42 There laid they|Jesus therefore|because of the Jews'|preparation day; for|the sepulchre was
R	Tnigh at hand.||20:1 The first day of|the week cometh Mary|Magdalene early, when|it was yet dark, unto|the sepulchre, and|seeth the stone taken|away from the|sepulchre.|20:2 Then she|runneth, and cometh|to Simon Peter, and to|the other disciple,
R	Twhom Jesus loved, and|saith unto them, They|have taken away the|LORD out of the|sepulchre, and we|know not where they|have laid him.|20:3 Peter therefore|went forth, and that|other disciple, and|came to the|sepulchre.|20:4 So they ran both|together: and the
R	Tother disciple did|outrun Peter, and|came first to the|sepulchre.|20:5 And he stooping|down, and looking in,|saw the linen clothes|lying; yet went he not|in.|20:6 Then cometh|Simon Peter following|him, and went into the|sepulchre, and seeth|the linen clothes lie,
R	T20:7 And the napkin,|that was about his|head, not lying with|the linen clothes, but|wrapped together in a|place by itself.|20:8 Then went in also|that other disciple,|which came first to|the sepulchre, and he|saw, and believed.|20:9 For as yet they|knew not the|scripture, that he
R	Tmust rise again from|the dead.|20:10 Then the|disciples went away|again unto their own|home.|20:11 But Mary stood|without at the|sepulchre weeping:|and as she wept, she|stooped down, and|looked into the|sepulchre,|20:12 And seeth two
R	Tangels in white sitting,|the one at the head,|and the other at the|feet, where the body|of Jesus had lain.|20:13 And they say|unto her, Woman, why|weepest thou? She|saith unto them,|Because they have|taken away my LORD,|and I know not where|they have laid him.|20:14 And when she
R	Thad thus said, she|turned herself back,|and saw Jesus|standing, and knew not|that it was Jesus.|20:15 Jesus saith unto|her, Woman, why|weepest thou? whom|seekest thou? She,|supposing him to be|the gardener, saith|unto him, Sir, if thou|have borne him hence,|tell me where thou
R	Thast laid him, and I will|take him away.|20:16 Jesus saith unto|her, Mary. She turned|herself, and saith|unto him, Rabboni;|which is to say,|Master.|20:17 Jesus saith unto|her, Touch me not; for|I am not yet ascended|to my Father: but go|to my brethren, and|say unto them, I
R	Tascend unto my|Father, and your|Father; and to my God,|and your God.|20:18 Mary Magdalene|came and told the|disciples that she had|seen the LORD, and|that he had spoken|these things unto her.|20:19 Then the same|day at evening, being|the first day of the|week, when the doors
R	Twere shut where the|disciples were|assembled for fear of|the Jews, came Jesus|and stood in the midst,|and saith unto them,|Peace be unto you.|20:20 And when he had|so said, he shewed|unto them his hands|and his side. Then|were the disciples|glad, when they saw|the LORD.
R	T20:21 Then said Jesus|to them again, Peace|be unto you: as my|Father hath sent me,|even so send I you.|20:22 And when he had|said this, he breathed|on them, and saith|unto them, Receive ye|the Holy Ghost:|20:23 Whose soever|sins ye remit, they are|remitted unto them;|and whose soever
R	Tsins ye retain, they|are retained.|20:24 But Thomas, one|of the twelve, called|Didymus, was not with|them when Jesus came.|20:25 The other|disciples therefore|said unto him, We have|seen the LORD. But he|said unto them, Except|I shall see in his|hands the print of the|nails, and put my
R	Tfinger into the print|of the nails, and|thrust my hand into|his side, I will not|believe.|20:26 And after eight|days again his|disciples were within,|and Thomas with them:|then came Jesus, the|doors being shut, and|stood in the midst, and|said, Peace be unto|you.
R	T20:27 Then saith he to|Thomas, Reach hither|thy finger, and behold|my hands; and reach|hither thy hand, and|thrust it into my side:|and be not faithless,|but believing.|20:28 And Thomas|answered and said|unto him, My LORD and|my God.|20:29 Jesus saith unto|him, Thomas, because
R	Tthou hast seen me,|thou hast believed:|blessed are they that|have not seen, and|yet have believed.|20:30 And many other|signs truly did Jesus|in the presence of his|disciples, which are|not written in this|book:|20:31 But these are|written, that ye might|believe that Jesus is
R	Tthe Christ, the Son of|God; and that believing|ye might have life|through his name.||21:1 After these|things Jesus shewed|himself again to the|disciples at the sea of|Tiberias; and on this|wise shewed he|himself.|21:2 There were|together Simon Peter,
R	Tand Thomas called|Didymus, and|Nathanael of Cana in|Galilee, and the sons|of Zebedee, and two|other of his disciples.|21:3 Simon Peter saith|unto them, I go a|fishing. They say unto|him, We also go with|thee. They went forth,|and entered into a|ship immediately; and|that night they caught
R	Tnothing.|21:4 But when the|morning was now come,|Jesus stood on the|shore: but the|disciples knew not that|it was Jesus.|21:5 Then Jesus saith|unto them, Children,|have ye any meat?|They answered him, No.|21:6 And he said unto|them, Cast the net on|the right side of the
R	Tship, and ye shall find.|They cast therefore,|and now they were not|able to draw it for the|multitude of fishes.|21:7 Therefore that|disciple whom Jesus|loved saith unto|Peter, It is the Lord.|Now when Simon Peter|heard that it was the|Lord, he girt his|fisher's coat unto him,|(for he was naked,)
R	Tand did cast himself|into the sea.|21:8 And the other|disciples came in a|little ship; (for they|were not far from|land, but as it were|two hundred cubits,)|dragging the net with|fishes.|21:9 As soon then as|they were come to|land, they saw a fire|of coals there, and
R	Tfish laid thereon, and|bread.|21:10 Jesus saith unto|them, Bring of the fish|which ye have now|caught.|21:11 Simon Peter went|up, and drew the net|to land full of great|fishes, an hundred|and fifty and three:|and for all there|were so many, yet was|not the net broken.
R	T21:12 Jesus saith unto|them, Come and dine.|And none of the|disciples durst ask|him, Who art thou?|knowing that it was the|Lord.|21:13 Jesus then|cometh, and taketh|bread, and giveth|them, and fish likewise.|21:14 This is now the|third time that Jesus|shewed himself to his
R	Tdisciples, after that|he was risen from the|dead.|21:15 So when they|had dined, Jesus saith|to Simon Peter, Simon,|son of Jonas, lovest|thou me more than|these? He saith unto|him, Yea, Lord; thou|knowest that I love|thee. He saith unto him,|Feed my lambs.|21:16 He saith to him
R	Tagain the second time,|Simon, son of Jonas,|lovest thou me? He|saith unto him, Yea,|Lord; thou knowest|that I love thee. He|saith unto him, Feed my|sheep.|21:17 He saith unto him|the third time, Simon,|son of Jonas, lovest|thou me? Peter was|grieved because he|said unto him the third
R	Ttime, Lovest thou me?|And he said unto him,|Lord, thou knowest all|things; thou knowest|that I love thee.|Jesus saith unto him,|Feed my sheep.|21:18 Verily, verily, I|say unto thee, When|thou wast young, thou|girdest thyself, and|walkedst whither thou|wouldest: but when|thou shalt be old, thou
R	Tshalt stretch forth|thy hands, and|another shall gird|thee, and carry thee|whither thou wouldest|not.|21:19 This spake he,|signifying by what|death he should|glorify God. And when|he had spoken this, he|saith unto him, Follow|me.|21:20 Then Peter,
R	Tturning about, seeth|the disciple whom|Jesus loved following;|which also leaned on|his breast at supper,|and said, Lord, which|is he that betrayeth|thee?|21:21 Peter seeing him|saith to Jesus, Lord,|and what shall this|man do?|21:22 Jesus saith unto|him, If I will that he
R	Ttarry till I come, what|is that to thee? follow|thou me.|21:23 Then went this|saying abroad among|the brethren, that|that disciple should|not die: yet Jesus said|not unto him, He shall|not die; but, If I will|that he tarry till I|come, what is that to|thee?|21:24 This is the
R	Tdisciple which|testifieth of these|things, and wrote|these things: and we|know that his|testimony is true.|21:25 And there are|also many other|things which Jesus did,|the which, if they|should be written|every one, I suppose|that even the world|itself could not
R	Tcontain the books that|should be written.|Amen.
R	K2;The Acts of the|Apostles	T||1:1 The former|treatise have I made,|O Theophilus, of all|that Jesus began both|to do and teach,|1:2 Until the day in|which he was taken up,|after that he through|the Holy Ghost had|given commandments|unto the apostles
R	Twhom he had chosen:|1:3 To whom also he|shewed himself alive|after his passion by|many infallible proofs,|being seen of them|forty days, and|speaking of the things|pertaining to the|kingdom of God:|1:4 And, being|assembled together|with them, commanded|them that they should
R	Tnot depart from|Jerusalem, but wait|for the promise of the|Father, which, saith he,|ye have heard of me.|1:5 For John truly|baptized with water;|but ye shall be|baptized with the Holy|Ghost not many days|hence.|1:6 When they|therefore were come|together, they asked
R	Tof him, saying, Lord,|wilt thou at this time|restore again the|kingdom to Israel?|1:7 And he said unto|them, It is not for you|to know the times or|the seasons, which the|Father hath put in his|own power.|1:8 But ye shall|receive power, after|that the Holy Ghost is|come upon you: and ye
R	Tshall be witnesses|unto me both in|Jerusalem, and in all|Judaea, and in|Samaria, and unto the|uttermost part of the|earth.|1:9 And when he had|spoken these things,|while they beheld, he|was taken up; and a|cloud received him out|of their sight.|1:10 And while they
R	Tlooked stedfastly|toward heaven as he|went up, behold, two|men stood by them in|white apparel;|1:11 Which also said,|Ye men of Galilee, why|stand ye gazing up|into heaven? this same|Jesus, which is taken|up from you into|heaven, shall so come|in like manner as ye|have seen him go into
R	Theaven.|1:12 Then returned|they unto Jerusalem|from the mount called|Olivet, which is from|Jerusalem a sabbath|day's journey.|1:13 And when they|were come in, they|went up into an upper|room, where abode|both Peter, and James,|and John, and Andrew,|Philip, and Thomas,
R	TBartholomew, and|Matthew, James the|son of Alphaeus, and|Simon Zelotes, and|Judas the brother of|James.|1:14 These all|continued with one|accord in prayer and|supplication, with the|women, and Mary the|mother of Jesus, and|with his brethren.|1:15 And in those days
R	TPeter stood up in the|midst of the disciples,|and said, (the number|of names together|were about an|hundred and twenty,)|1:16 Men and|brethren, this|scripture must needs|have been fulfilled,|which the Holy Ghost|by the mouth of David|spake before|concerning Judas,
R	Twhich was guide to|them that took Jesus.|1:17 For he was|numbered with us, and|had obtained part of|this ministry.|1:18 Now this man|purchased a field with|the reward of iniquity;|and falling headlong,|he burst asunder in|the midst, and all his|bowels gushed out.|1:19 And it was known
R	Tunto all the dwellers|at Jerusalem;|insomuch as that field|is called in their|proper tongue,|Aceldama, that is to|say, The field of|blood.|1:20 For it is written in|the book of Psalms,|Let his habitation be|desolate, and let no|man dwell therein: and|his bishoprick let
R	Tanother take.|1:21 Wherefore of|these men which have|companied with us all|the time that the Lord|Jesus went in and out|among us,|1:22 Beginning from|the baptism of John,|unto that same day|that he was taken up|from us, must one be|ordained to be a|witness with us of his
R	Tresurrection.|1:23 And they|appointed two, Joseph|called Barsabas, who|was surnamed Justus,|and Matthias.|1:24 And they prayed,|and said, Thou, Lord,|which knowest the|hearts of all men,|shew whether of|these two thou hast|chosen,|1:25 That he may take
R	Tpart of this ministry|and apostleship, from|which Judas by|transgression fell,|that he might go to his|own place.|1:26 And they gave|forth their lots; and|the lot fell upon|Matthias; and he was|numbered with the|eleven apostles.||2:1 And when the day
R	Tof Pentecost was fully|come, they were all|with one accord in one|place.|2:2 And suddenly|there came a sound|from heaven as of a|rushing mighty wind,|and it filled all the|house where they|were sitting.|2:3 And there|appeared unto them|cloven tongues like as
R	Tof fire, and it sat|upon each of them.|2:4 And they were all|filled with the Holy|Ghost, and began to|speak with other|tongues, as the Spirit|gave them utterance.|2:5 And there were|dwelling at Jerusalem|Jews, devout men, out|of every nation under|heaven.|2:6 Now when this was
R	Tnoised abroad, the|multitude came|together, and were|confounded, because|that every man heard|them speak in his own|language.|2:7 And they were all|amazed and marvelled,|saying one to another,|Behold, are not all|these which speak|Galilaeans?|2:8 And how hear we
R	Tevery man in our own|tongue, wherein we|were born?|2:9 Parthians, and|Medes, and Elamites,|and the dwellers in|Mesopotamia, and in|Judaea, and|Cappadocia, in Pontus,|and Asia,|2:10 Phrygia, and|Pamphylia, in Egypt,|and in the parts of|Libya about Cyrene,
R	Tand strangers of|Rome, Jews and|proselytes,|2:11 Cretes and|Arabians, we do hear|them speak in our|tongues the wonderful|works of God.|2:12 And they were all|amazed, and were in|doubt, saying one to|another, What meaneth|this?|2:13 Others mocking
R	Tsaid, These men are|full of new wine.|2:14 But Peter,|standing up with the|eleven, lifted up his|voice, and said unto|them, Ye men of|Judaea, and all ye|that dwell at|Jerusalem, be this|known unto you, and|hearken to my words:|2:15 For these are|not drunken, as ye
R	Tsuppose, seeing it is|but the third hour of|the day.|2:16 But this is that|which was spoken by|the prophet Joel;|2:17 And it shall come|to pass in the last|days, saith God, I will|pour out of my Spirit|upon all flesh: and|your sons and your|daughters shall|prophesy, and your
R	Tyoung men shall see|visions, and your old|men shall dream|dreams:|2:18 And on my|servants and on my|handmaidens I will|pour out in those|days of my Spirit; and|they shall prophesy:|2:19 And I will shew|wonders in heaven|above, and signs in|the earth beneath;
R	Tblood, and fire, and|vapour of smoke:|2:20 The sun shall be|turned into darkness,|and the moon into|blood, before the|great and notable day|of the Lord come:|2:21 And it shall come|to pass, that|whosoever shall call|on the name of the|Lord shall be saved.|2:22 Ye men of Israel,
R	Thear these words;|Jesus of Nazareth, a|man approved of God|among you by miracles|and wonders and|signs, which God did by|him in the midst of you,|as ye yourselves also|know:|2:23 Him, being|delivered by the|determinate counsel|and foreknowledge of|God, ye have taken,
R	Tand by wicked hands|have crucified and|slain:|2:24 Whom God hath|raised up, having|loosed the pains of|death: because it was|not possible that he|should be holden of it.|2:25 For David|speaketh concerning|him, I foresaw the|Lord always before|my face, for he is on
R	Tmy right hand, that I|should not be moved:|2:26 Therefore did my|heart rejoice, and my|tongue was glad;|moreover also my|flesh shall rest in|hope:|2:27 Because thou wilt|not leave my soul in|hell, neither wilt thou|suffer thine Holy One|to see corruption.|2:28 Thou hast made
R	Tknown to me the ways|of life; thou shalt|make me full of joy|with thy countenance.|2:29 Men and|brethren, let me|freely speak unto you|of the patriarch|David, that he is both|dead and buried, and|his sepulchre is with|us unto this day.|2:30 Therefore being|a prophet, and
R	Tknowing that God had|sworn with an oath to|him, that of the fruit|of his loins, according|to the flesh, he would|raise up Christ to sit|on his throne;|2:31 He seeing this|before spake of the|resurrection of|Christ, that his soul|was not left in hell,|neither his flesh did|see corruption.
R	T2:32 This Jesus hath|God raised up,|whereof we all are|witnesses.|2:33 Therefore being|by the right hand of|God exalted, and|having received of|the Father the|promise of the Holy|Ghost, he hath shed|forth this, which ye|now see and hear.|2:34 For David is not
R	Tascended into the|heavens: but he saith|himself, The Lord said|unto my Lord, Sit thou|on my right hand,|2:35 Until I make thy|foes thy footstool.|2:36 Therefore let all|the house of Israel|know assuredly, that|God hath made the|same Jesus, whom ye|have crucified, both|Lord and Christ.
R	T2:37 Now when they|heard this, they were|pricked in their heart,|and said unto Peter|and to the rest of the|apostles, Men and|brethren, what shall|we do?|2:38 Then Peter said|unto them, Repent, and|be baptized every one|of you in the name of|Jesus Christ for the|remission of sins, and
R	Tye shall receive the|gift of the Holy Ghost.|2:39 For the promise|is unto you, and to|your children, and to|all that are afar off,|even as many as the|LORD our God shall|call.|2:40 And with many|other words did he|testify and exhort,|saying, Save|yourselves from this
R	Tuntoward generation.|2:41 Then they that|gladly received his|word were baptized:|and the same day|there were added|unto them about three|thousand souls.|2:42 And they|continued stedfastly|in the apostles'|doctrine and|fellowship, and in|breaking of bread,
R	Tand in prayers.|2:43 And fear came|upon every soul: and|many wonders and|signs were done by|the apostles.|2:44 And all that|believed were|together, and had all|things common;|2:45 And sold their|possessions and|goods, and parted|them to all men, as
R	Tevery man had need.|2:46 And they,|continuing daily with|one accord in the|temple, and breaking|bread from house to|house, did eat their|meat with gladness|and singleness of|heart,|2:47 Praising God, and|having favour with all|the people. And the|Lord added to the
R	Tchurch daily such as|should be saved.||3:1 Now Peter and|John went up together|into the temple at the|hour of prayer, being|the ninth hour.|3:2 And a certain man|lame from his mother's|womb was carried,|whom they laid daily at|the gate of the temple|which is called
R	TBeautiful, to ask alms|of them that entered|into the temple;|3:3 Who seeing Peter|and John about to go|into the temple asked|an alms.|3:4 And Peter,|fastening his eyes|upon him with John,|said, Look on us.|3:5 And he gave heed|unto them, expecting|to receive something
R	Tof them.|3:6 Then Peter said,|Silver and gold have I|none; but such as I|have give I thee: In|the name of Jesus|Christ of Nazareth|rise up and walk.|3:7 And he took him by|the right hand, and|lifted him up: and|immediately his feet|and ankle bones|received strength.
R	T3:8 And he leaping up|stood, and walked, and|entered with them into|the temple, walking,|and leaping, and|praising God.|3:9 And all the people|saw him walking and|praising God:|3:10 And they knew|that it was he which|sat for alms at the|Beautiful gate of the|temple: and they were
R	Tfilled with wonder and|amazement at that|which had happened|unto him.|3:11 And as the lame|man which was healed|held Peter and John,|all the people ran|together unto them in|the porch that is|called Solomon's,|greatly wondering.|3:12 And when Peter|saw it, he answered
R	Tunto the people, Ye|men of Israel, why|marvel ye at this? or|why look ye so|earnestly on us, as|though by our own|power or holiness we|had made this man to|walk?|3:13 The God of|Abraham, and of|Isaac, and of Jacob,|the God of our|fathers, hath glorified
R	This Son Jesus; whom|ye delivered up, and|denied him in the|presence of Pilate,|when he was|determined to let him|go.|3:14 But ye denied the|Holy One and the Just,|and desired a|murderer to be|granted unto you;|3:15 And killed the|Prince of life, whom
R	TGod hath raised from|the dead; whereof we|are witnesses.|3:16 And his name|through faith in his|name hath made this|man strong, whom ye|see and know: yea, the|faith which is by him|hath given him this|perfect soundness in|the presence of you|all.|3:17 And now,
R	Tbrethren, I wot that|through ignorance ye|did it, as did also your|rulers.|3:18 But those things,|which God before had|shewed by the mouth|of all his prophets,|that Christ should|suffer, he hath so|fulfilled.|3:19 Repent ye|therefore, and be|converted, that your
R	Tsins may be blotted|out, when the times of|refreshing shall come|from the presence of|the Lord.|3:20 And he shall send|Jesus Christ, which|before was preached|unto you:|3:21 Whom the heaven|must receive until the|times of restitution of|all things, which God|hath spoken by the
R	Tmouth of all his holy|prophets since the|world began.|3:22 For Moses truly|said unto the fathers,|A prophet shall the|Lord your God raise|up unto you of your|brethren, like unto me;|him shall ye hear in all|things whatsoever he|shall say unto you.|3:23 And it shall come|to pass, that every
R	Tsoul, which will not|hear that prophet,|shall be destroyed|from among the|people.|3:24 Yea, and all the|prophets from Samuel|and those that follow|after, as many as|have spoken, have|likewise foretold of|these days.|3:25 Ye are the|children of the
R	Tprophets, and of the|covenant which God|made with our fathers,|saying unto Abraham,|And in thy seed shall|all the kindreds of the|earth be blessed.|3:26 Unto you first|God, having raised up|his Son Jesus, sent|him to bless you, in|turning away every|one of you from his|iniquities.
R	T4:1 And as they spake|unto the people, the|priests, and the|captain of the temple,|and the Sadducees,|came upon them,|4:2 Being grieved that|they taught the|people, and preached|through Jesus the|resurrection from the|dead.|4:3 And they laid|hands on them, and
R	Tput them in hold unto|the next day: for it|was now eventide.|4:4 Howbeit many of|them which heard the|word believed; and the|number of the men|was about five|thousand.|4:5 And it came to|pass on the morrow,|that their rulers, and|elders, and scribes,|4:6 And Annas the high
R	Tpriest, and Caiaphas,|and John, and|Alexander, and as|many as were of the|kindred of the high|priest, were gathered|together at|Jerusalem.|4:7 And when they had|set them in the midst,|they asked, By what|power, or by what|name, have ye done|this?
R	T4:8 Then Peter, filled|with the Holy Ghost,|said unto them, Ye|rulers of the people,|and elders of Israel,|4:9 If we this day be|examined of the good|deed done to the|impotent man, by what|means he is made|whole;|4:10 Be it known unto|you all, and to all the|people of Israel, that
R	Tby the name of Jesus|Christ of Nazareth,|whom ye crucified,|whom God raised from|the dead, even by him|doth this man stand|here before you|whole.|4:11 This is the stone|which was set at|nought of you|builders, which is|become the head of|the corner.
R	T4:12 Neither is there|salvation in any other:|for there is none|other name under|heaven given among|men, whereby we must|be saved.|4:13 Now when they|saw the boldness of|Peter and John, and|perceived that they|were unlearned and|ignorant men, they|marvelled; and they
R	Ttook knowledge of|them, that they had|been with Jesus.|4:14 And beholding the|man which was healed|standing with them,|they could say|nothing against it.|4:15 But when they|had commanded them|to go aside out of the|council, they|conferred among|themselves,
R	T4:16 Saying, What shall|we do to these men?|for that indeed a|notable miracle hath|been done by them is|manifest to all them|that dwell in|Jerusalem; and we|cannot deny it.|4:17 But that it spread|no further among the|people, let us straitly|threaten them, that|they speak
R	Thenceforth to no man|in this name.|4:18 And they called|them, and commanded|them not to speak at|all nor teach in the|name of Jesus.|4:19 But Peter and|John answered and|said unto them,|Whether it be right in|the sight of God to|hearken unto you|more than unto God,
R	Tjudge ye.|4:20 For we cannot|but speak the things|which we have seen|and heard.|4:21 So when they had|further threatened|them, they let them go,|finding nothing how|they might punish them,|because of the|people: for all men|glorified God for that|which was done.
R	T4:22 For the man was|above forty years|old, on whom this|miracle of healing was|shewed.|4:23 And being let go,|they went to their own|company, and|reported all that the|chief priests and|elders had said unto|them.|4:24 And when they|heard that, they lifted
R	Tup their voice to God|with one accord, and|said, Lord, thou art|God, which hast made|heaven, and earth,|and the sea, and all|that in them is:|4:25 Who by the mouth|of thy servant David|hast said, Why did the|heathen rage, and the|people imagine vain|things?|4:26 The kings of the
R	Tearth stood up, and|the rulers were|gathered together|against the Lord, and|against his Christ.|4:27 For of a truth|against thy holy child|Jesus, whom thou hast|anointed, both Herod,|and Pontius Pilate, with|the Gentiles, and the|people of Israel, were|gathered together,|4:28 For to do
R	Twhatsoever thy hand|and thy counsel|determined before to|be done.|4:29 And now, Lord,|behold their|threatenings: and|grant unto thy|servants, that with all|boldness they may|speak thy word,|4:30 By stretching|forth thine hand to|heal; and that signs
R	Tand wonders may be|done by the name of|thy holy child Jesus.|4:31 And when they|had prayed, the place|was shaken where|they were assembled|together; and they|were all filled with the|Holy Ghost, and they|spake the word of God|with boldness.|4:32 And the multitude|of them that believed
R	Twere of one heart|and of one soul:|neither said any of|them that ought of the|things which he|possessed was his|own; but they had all|things common.|4:33 And with great|power gave the|apostles witness of|the resurrection of|the Lord Jesus: and|great grace was upon
R	Tthem all.|4:34 Neither was there|any among them that|lacked: for as many|as were possessors|of lands or houses|sold them, and|brought the prices of|the things that were|sold,|4:35 And laid them|down at the apostles'|feet: and distribution|was made unto every
R	Tman according as he|had need.|4:36 And Joses, who|by the apostles was|surnamed Barnabas,|(which is, being|interpreted, The son|of consolation,) a|Levite, and of the|country of Cyprus,|4:37 Having land, sold|it, and brought the|money, and laid it at|the apostles' feet.
R	T5:1 But a certain man|named Ananias, with|Sapphira his wife, sold|a possession,|5:2 And kept back part|of the price, his wife|also being privy to it,|and brought a certain|part, and laid it at the|apostles' feet.|5:3 But Peter said,|Ananias, why hath|Satan filled thine|heart to lie to the
R	THoly Ghost, and to|keep back part of the|price of the land?|5:4 Whiles it remained,|was it not thine own?|and after it was sold,|was it not in thine own|power? why hast thou|conceived this thing in|thine heart? thou hast|not lied unto men, but|unto God.|5:5 And Ananias|hearing these words
R	Tfell down, and gave up|the ghost: and great|fear came on all them|that heard these|things.|5:6 And the young men|arose, wound him up,|and carried him out,|and buried him.|5:7 And it was about|the space of three|hours after, when his|wife, not knowing what|was done, came in.
R	T5:8 And Peter|answered unto her,|Tell me whether ye|sold the land for so|much? And she said,|Yea, for so much.|5:9 Then Peter said|unto her, How is it that|ye have agreed|together to tempt the|Spirit of the Lord?|behold, the feet of|them which have|buried thy husband
R	Tare at the door, and|shall carry thee out.|5:10 Then fell she|down straightway at|his feet, and yielded|up the ghost: and the|young men came in,|and found her dead,|and, carrying her|forth, buried her by|her husband.|5:11 And great fear|came upon all the|church, and upon as
R	Tmany as heard these|things.|5:12 And by the hands|of the apostles were|many signs and|wonders wrought|among the people;|(and they were all with|one accord in|Solomon's porch.|5:13 And of the rest|durst no man join|himself to them: but|the people magnified
R	Tthem.|5:14 And believers|were the more added|to the Lord, multitudes|both of men and|women.)|5:15 Insomuch that|they brought forth|the sick into the|streets, and laid them|on beds and couches,|that at the least the|shadow of Peter|passing by might
R	Tovershadow some of|them.|5:16 There came also|a multitude out of the|cities round about|unto Jerusalem,|bringing sick folks,|and them which were|vexed with unclean|spirits: and they were|healed every one.|5:17 Then the high|priest rose up, and all|they that were with
R	Thim, (which is the sect|of the Sadducees,)|and were filled with|indignation,|5:18 And laid their|hands on the|apostles, and put them|in the common prison.|5:19 But the angel of|the Lord by night|opened the prison|doors, and brought|them forth, and said,|5:20 Go, stand and
R	Tspeak in the temple to|the people all the|words of this life.|5:21 And when they|heard that, they|entered into the|temple early in the|morning, and taught.|But the high priest|came, and they that|were with him, and|called the council|together, and all the|senate of the children
R	Tof Israel, and sent to|the prison to have|them brought.|5:22 But when the|officers came, and|found them not in the|prison, they returned|and told,|5:23 Saying, The|prison truly found we|shut with all safety,|and the keepers|standing without|before the doors: but
R	Twhen we had opened,|we found no man|within.|5:24 Now when the high|priest and the captain|of the temple and the|chief priests heard|these things, they|doubted of them|whereunto this would|grow.|5:25 Then came one|and told them, saying,|Behold, the men whom
R	Tye put in prison are|standing in the temple,|and teaching the|people.|5:26 Then went the|captain with the|officers, and brought|them without violence:|for they feared the|people, lest they|should have been|stoned.|5:27 And when they|had brought them,
R	Tthey set them before|the council: and the|high priest asked|them,|5:28 Saying, Did not we|straitly command you|that ye should not|teach in this name?|and, behold, ye have|filled Jerusalem with|your doctrine, and|intend to bring this|man's blood upon us.|5:29 Then Peter and
R	Tthe other apostles|answered and said, We|ought to obey God|rather than men.|5:30 The God of our|fathers raised up|Jesus, whom ye slew|and hanged on a tree.|5:31 Him hath God|exalted with his right|hand to be a Prince|and a Saviour, for to|give repentance to|Israel, and
R	Tforgiveness of sins.|5:32 And we are his|witnesses of these|things; and so is also|the Holy Ghost, whom|God hath given to them|that obey him.|5:33 When they heard|that, they were cut to|the heart, and took|counsel to slay them.|5:34 Then stood there|up one in the council,|a Pharisee, named
R	TGamaliel, a doctor of|the law, had in|reputation among all|the people, and|commanded to put the|apostles forth a little|space;|5:35 And said unto|them, Ye men of Israel,|take heed to|yourselves what ye|intend to do as|touching these men.|5:36 For before these
R	Tdays rose up|Theudas, boasting|himself to be|somebody; to whom a|number of men, about|four hundred, joined|themselves: who was|slain; and all, as many|as obeyed him, were|scattered, and|brought to nought.|5:37 After this man|rose up Judas of|Galilee in the days of
R	Tthe taxing, and drew|away much people|after him: he also|perished; and all, even|as many as obeyed|him, were dispersed.|5:38 And now I say|unto you, Refrain from|these men, and let|them alone: for if this|counsel or this work|be of men, it will come|to nought:|5:39 But if it be of
R	TGod, ye cannot|overthrow it; lest|haply ye be found|even to fight against|God.|5:40 And to him they|agreed: and when they|had called the|apostles, and beaten|them, they commanded|that they should not|speak in the name of|Jesus, and let them|go.
R	T5:41 And they|departed from the|presence of the|council, rejoicing that|they were counted|worthy to suffer|shame for his name.|5:42 And daily in the|temple, and in every|house, they ceased|not to teach and|preach Jesus Christ.||6:1 And in those days,
R	Twhen the number of|the disciples was|multiplied, there arose|a murmuring of the|Grecians against the|Hebrews, because|their widows were|neglected in the daily|ministration.|6:2 Then the twelve|called the multitude of|the disciples unto|them, and said, It is|not reason that we
R	Tshould leave the word|of God, and serve|tables.|6:3 Wherefore,|brethren, look ye out|among you seven men|of honest report, full|of the Holy Ghost and|wisdom, whom we may|appoint over this|business.|6:4 But we will give|ourselves continually|to prayer, and to the
R	Tministry of the word.|6:5 And the saying|pleased the whole|multitude: and they|chose Stephen, a man|full of faith and of|the Holy Ghost, and|Philip, and Prochorus,|and Nicanor, and|Timon, and Parmenas,|and Nicolas a|proselyte of Antioch:|6:6 Whom they set|before the apostles:
R	Tand when they had|prayed, they laid their|hands on them.|6:7 And the word of|God increased; and|the number of the|disciples multiplied in|Jerusalem greatly;|and a great company|of the priests were|obedient to the faith.|6:8 And Stephen, full|of faith and power, did|great wonders and
R	Tmiracles among the|people.|6:9 Then there arose|certain of the|synagogue, which is|called the synagogue|of the Libertines, and|Cyrenians, and|Alexandrians, and of|them of Cilicia and of|Asia, disputing with|Stephen.|6:10 And they were|not able to resist the
R	Twisdom and the spirit|by which he spake.|6:11 Then they|suborned men, which|said, We have heard|him speak blasphemous|words against Moses,|and against God.|6:12 And they stirred|up the people, and the|elders, and the|scribes, and came|upon him, and caught|him, and brought him to
R	Tthe council,|6:13 And set up false|witnesses, which said,|This man ceaseth not|to speak blasphemous|words against this|holy place, and the|law:|6:14 For we have|heard him say, that|this Jesus of|Nazareth shall|destroy this place,|and shall change the
R	Tcustoms which Moses|delivered us.|6:15 And all that sat in|the council, looking|stedfastly on him, saw|his face as it had|been the face of an|angel.||7:1 Then said the high|priest, Are these|things so?|7:2 And he said, Men,|brethren, and
R	Tfathers, hearken; The|God of glory|appeared unto our|father Abraham, when|he was in Mesopotamia,|before he dwelt in|Charran,|7:3 And said unto him,|Get thee out of thy|country, and from thy|kindred, and come into|the land which I shall|shew thee.|7:4 Then came he out
R	Tof the land of the|Chaldaeans, and dwelt|in Charran: and from|thence, when his|father was dead, he|removed him into this|land, wherein ye now|dwell.|7:5 And he gave him|none inheritance in it,|no, not so much as to|set his foot on: yet he|promised that he|would give it to him for
R	Ta possession, and to|his seed after him,|when as yet he had no|child.|7:6 And God spake on|this wise, That his|seed should sojourn|in a strange land; and|that they should bring|them into bondage, and|entreat them evil four|hundred years.|7:7 And the nation to|whom they shall be in
R	Tbondage will I judge,|said God: and after|that shall they come|forth, and serve me in|this place.|7:8 And he gave him|the covenant of|circumcision: and so|Abraham begat Isaac,|and circumcised him|the eighth day; and|Isaac begat Jacob;|and Jacob begat the|twelve patriarchs.
R	T7:9 And the|patriarchs, moved with|envy, sold Joseph into|Egypt: but God was|with him,|7:10 And delivered him|out of all his|afflictions, and gave|him favour and wisdom|in the sight of|Pharaoh king of Egypt;|and he made him|governor over Egypt|and all his house.
R	T7:11 Now there came a|dearth over all the|land of Egypt and|Chanaan, and great|affliction: and our|fathers found no|sustenance.|7:12 But when Jacob|heard that there was|corn in Egypt, he sent|out our fathers first.|7:13 And at the|second time Joseph|was made known to his
R	Tbrethren; and|Joseph's kindred was|made known unto|Pharaoh.|7:14 Then sent|Joseph, and called his|father Jacob to him,|and all his kindred,|threescore and|fifteen souls.|7:15 So Jacob went|down into Egypt, and|died, he, and our|fathers,
R	T7:16 And were carried|over into Sychem, and|laid in the sepulchre|that Abraham bought|for a sum of money of|the sons of Emmor the|father of Sychem.|7:17 But when the time|of the promise drew|nigh, which God had|sworn to Abraham, the|people grew and|multiplied in Egypt,|7:18 Till another king
R	Tarose, which knew not|Joseph.|7:19 The same dealt|subtilly with our|kindred, and evil|entreated our|fathers, so that they|cast out their young|children, to the end|they might not live.|7:20 In which time|Moses was born, and|was exceeding fair,|and nourished up in
R	This father's house|three months:|7:21 And when he was|cast out, Pharaoh's|daughter took him up,|and nourished him for|her own son.|7:22 And Moses was|learned in all the|wisdom of the|Egyptians, and was|mighty in words and in|deeds.|7:23 And when he was
R	Tfull forty years old, it|came into his heart to|visit his brethren the|children of Israel.|7:24 And seeing one|of them suffer wrong,|he defended him, and|avenged him that was|oppressed, and smote|the Egyptian:|7:25 For he supposed|his brethren would|have understood how|that God by his hand
R	Twould deliver them: but|they understood not.|7:26 And the next day|he shewed himself|unto them as they|strove, and would|have set them at one|again, saying, Sirs, ye|are brethren; why do|ye wrong one to|another?|7:27 But he that did|his neighbour wrong|thrust him away,
R	Tsaying, Who made thee|a ruler and a judge|over us?|7:28 Wilt thou kill me,|as thou diddest the|Egyptian yesterday?|7:29 Then fled Moses|at this saying, and was|a stranger in the land|of Madian, where he|begat two sons.|7:30 And when forty|years were expired,|there appeared to him
R	Tin the wilderness of|mount Sina an angel of|the Lord in a flame of|fire in a bush.|7:31 When Moses saw|it, he wondered at the|sight: and as he drew|near to behold it, the|voice of the LORD|came unto him,|7:32 Saying, I am the|God of thy fathers,|the God of Abraham,|and the God of Isaac,
R	Tand the God of Jacob.|Then Moses trembled,|and durst not behold.|7:33 Then said the|Lord to him, Put off|thy shoes from thy|feet: for the place|where thou standest|is holy ground.|7:34 I have seen, I|have seen the|affliction of my people|which is in Egypt, and I|have heard their
R	Tgroaning, and am come|down to deliver them.|And now come, I will|send thee into Egypt.|7:35 This Moses whom|they refused, saying,|Who made thee a ruler|and a judge? the|same did God send to|be a ruler and a|deliverer by the hand|of the angel which|appeared to him in the|bush.
R	T7:36 He brought them|out, after that he had|shewed wonders and|signs in the land of|Egypt, and in the Red|sea, and in the|wilderness forty|years.|7:37 This is that|Moses, which said unto|the children of Israel,|A prophet shall the|Lord your God raise|up unto you of your
R	Tbrethren, like unto me;|him shall ye hear.|7:38 This is he, that|was in the church in|the wilderness with|the angel which spake|to him in the mount|Sina, and with our|fathers: who received|the lively oracles to|give unto us:|7:39 To whom our|fathers would not|obey, but thrust him
R	Tfrom them, and in their|hearts turned back|again into Egypt,|7:40 Saying unto|Aaron, Make us gods|to go before us: for|as for this Moses,|which brought us out|of the land of Egypt,|we wot not what is|become of him.|7:41 And they made a|calf in those days,|and offered sacrifice
R	Tunto the idol, and|rejoiced in the works|of their own hands.|7:42 Then God turned,|and gave them up to|worship the host of|heaven; as it is written|in the book of the|prophets, O ye house|of Israel, have ye|offered to me slain|beasts and sacrifices|by the space of forty|years in the
R	Twilderness?|7:43 Yea, ye took up|the tabernacle of|Moloch, and the star|of your god Remphan,|figures which ye made|to worship them: and I|will carry you away|beyond Babylon.|7:44 Our fathers had|the tabernacle of|witness in the|wilderness, as he had|appointed, speaking
R	Tunto Moses, that he|should make it|according to the|fashion that he had|seen.|7:45 Which also our|fathers that came|after brought in with|Jesus into the|possession of the|Gentiles, whom God|drave out before the|face of our fathers,|unto the days of
R	TDavid;|7:46 Who found favour|before God, and|desired to find a|tabernacle for the|God of Jacob.|7:47 But Solomon built|him an house.|7:48 Howbeit the most|High dwelleth not in|temples made with|hands; as saith the|prophet,|7:49 Heaven is my
R	Tthrone, and earth is|my footstool: what|house will ye build me?|saith the Lord: or|what is the place of|my rest?|7:50 Hath not my hand|made all these things?|7:51 Ye stiffnecked|and uncircumcised in|heart and ears, ye do|always resist the Holy|Ghost: as your|fathers did, so do ye.
R	T7:52 Which of the|prophets have not|your fathers|persecuted? and they|have slain them which|shewed before of the|coming of the Just|One; of whom ye have|been now the|betrayers and|murderers:|7:53 Who have|received the law by|the disposition of
R	Tangels, and have not|kept it.|7:54 When they heard|these things, they|were cut to the heart,|and they gnashed on|him with their teeth.|7:55 But he, being full|of the Holy Ghost,|looked up stedfastly|into heaven, and saw|the glory of God, and|Jesus standing on the|right hand of God,
R	T7:56 And said, Behold,|I see the heavens|opened, and the Son|of man standing on|the right hand of God.|7:57 Then they cried|out with a loud voice,|and stopped their|ears, and ran upon|him with one accord,|7:58 And cast him out|of the city, and|stoned him: and the|witnesses laid down
R	Ttheir clothes at a|young man's feet,|whose name was Saul.|7:59 And they stoned|Stephen, calling upon|God, and saying, Lord|Jesus, receive my|spirit.|7:60 And he kneeled|down, and cried with a|loud voice, Lord, lay|not this sin to their|charge. And when he|had said this, he fell
R	Tasleep.||8:1 And Saul was|consenting unto his|death. And at that time|there was a great|persecution against|the church which was|at Jerusalem; and|they were all|scattered abroad|throughout the|regions of Judaea|and Samaria, except
R	Tthe apostles.|8:2 And devout men|carried Stephen to his|burial, and made great|lamentation over him.|8:3 As for Saul, he|made havock of the|church, entering into|every house, and|haling men and women|committed them to|prison.|8:4 Therefore they|that were scattered
R	Tabroad went every|where preaching the|word.|8:5 Then Philip went|down to the city of|Samaria, and preached|Christ unto them.|8:6 And the people|with one accord gave|heed unto those|things which Philip|spake, hearing and|seeing the miracles|which he did.
R	T8:7 For unclean|spirits, crying with|loud voice, came out|of many that were|possessed with them:|and many taken with|palsies, and that were|lame, were healed.|8:8 And there was|great joy in that city.|8:9 But there was a|certain man, called|Simon, which|beforetime in the same
R	Tcity used sorcery,|and bewitched the|people of Samaria,|giving out that himself|was some great one:|8:10 To whom they all|gave heed, from the|least to the greatest,|saying, This man is the|great power of God.|8:11 And to him they|had regard, because|that of long time he|had bewitched them
R	Twith sorceries.|8:12 But when they|believed Philip|preaching the things|concerning the|kingdom of God, and|the name of Jesus|Christ, they were|baptized, both men and|women.|8:13 Then Simon|himself believed also:|and when he was|baptized, he continued
R	Twith Philip, and|wondered, beholding|the miracles and signs|which were done.|8:14 Now when the|apostles which were|at Jerusalem heard|that Samaria had|received the word of|God, they sent unto|them Peter and John:|8:15 Who, when they|were come down,|prayed for them, that
R	Tthey might receive the|Holy Ghost:|8:16 (For as yet he|was fallen upon none|of them: only they|were baptized in the|name of the Lord|Jesus.)|8:17 Then laid they|their hands on them,|and they received the|Holy Ghost.|8:18 And when Simon|saw that through
R	Tlaying on of the|apostles' hands the|Holy Ghost was given,|he offered them|money,|8:19 Saying, Give me|also this power, that|on whomsoever I lay|hands, he may receive|the Holy Ghost.|8:20 But Peter said|unto him, Thy money|perish with thee,|because thou hast
R	Tthought that the gift|of God may be|purchased with money.|8:21 Thou hast neither|part nor lot in this|matter: for thy heart|is not right in the|sight of God.|8:22 Repent therefore|of this thy wickedness,|and pray God, if|perhaps the thought|of thine heart may be|forgiven thee.
R	T8:23 For I perceive|that thou art in the|gall of bitterness, and|in the bond of iniquity.|8:24 Then answered|Simon, and said, Pray|ye to the LORD for me,|that none of these|things which ye have|spoken come upon me.|8:25 And they, when|they had testified and|preached the word of|the Lord, returned to
R	TJerusalem, and|preached the gospel|in many villages of the|Samaritans.|8:26 And the angel of|the Lord spake unto|Philip, saying, Arise,|and go toward the|south unto the way|that goeth down from|Jerusalem unto Gaza,|which is desert.|8:27 And he arose and|went: and, behold, a
R	Tman of Ethiopia, an|eunuch of great|authority under|Candace queen of the|Ethiopians, who had|the charge of all her|treasure, and had|come to Jerusalem for|to worship,|8:28 Was returning,|and sitting in his|chariot read Esaias|the prophet.|8:29 Then the Spirit
R	Tsaid unto Philip, Go|near, and join thyself|to this chariot.|8:30 And Philip ran|thither to him, and|heard him read the|prophet Esaias, and|said, Understandest|thou what thou|readest?|8:31 And he said, How|can I, except some|man should guide me?|And he desired Philip
R	Tthat he would come up|and sit with him.|8:32 The place of the|scripture which he|read was this, He was|led as a sheep to the|slaughter; and like a|lamb dumb before his|shearer, so opened|he not his mouth:|8:33 In his humiliation|his judgment was|taken away: and who|shall declare his
R	Tgeneration? for his|life is taken from the|earth.|8:34 And the eunuch|answered Philip, and|said, I pray thee, of|whom speaketh the|prophet this? of|himself, or of some|other man?|8:35 Then Philip|opened his mouth, and|began at the same|scripture, and
R	Tpreached unto him|Jesus.|8:36 And as they went|on their way, they|came unto a certain|water: and the eunuch|said, See, here is|water; what doth|hinder me to be|baptized?|8:37 And Philip said, If|thou believest with all|thine heart, thou|mayest. And he
R	Tanswered and said, I|believe that Jesus|Christ is the Son of|God.|8:38 And he|commanded the chariot|to stand still: and they|went down both into|the water, both Philip|and the eunuch; and|he baptized him.|8:39 And when they|were come up out of|the water, the Spirit
R	Tof the Lord caught|away Philip, that the|eunuch saw him no|more: and he went on|his way rejoicing.|8:40 But Philip was|found at Azotus: and|passing through he|preached in all the|cities, till he came to|Caesarea.||9:1 And Saul, yet|breathing out
R	Tthreatenings and|slaughter against the|disciples of the Lord,|went unto the high|priest,|9:2 And desired of him|letters to Damascus|to the synagogues,|that if he found any|of this way, whether|they were men or|women, he might bring|them bound unto|Jerusalem.
R	T9:3 And as he|journeyed, he came|near Damascus: and|suddenly there shined|round about him a|light from heaven:|9:4 And he fell to the|earth, and heard a|voice saying unto him,|Saul, Saul, why|persecutest thou me?|9:5 And he said, Who|art thou, Lord? And|the Lord said, I am
R	TJesus whom thou|persecutest: it is hard|for thee to kick|against the pricks.|9:6 And he trembling|and astonished said,|Lord, what wilt thou|have me to do? And|the Lord said unto him,|Arise, and go into the|city, and it shall be|told thee what thou|must do.|9:7 And the men which
R	Tjourneyed with him|stood speechless,|hearing a voice, but|seeing no man.|9:8 And Saul arose|from the earth; and|when his eyes were|opened, he saw no|man: but they led him|by the hand, and|brought him into|Damascus.|9:9 And he was three|days without sight, and
R	Tneither did eat nor|drink.|9:10 And there was a|certain disciple at|Damascus, named|Ananias; and to him|said the Lord in a|vision, Ananias. And he|said, Behold, I am|here, Lord.|9:11 And the Lord said|unto him, Arise, and go|into the street which|is called Straight, and
R	Tenquire in the house|of Judas for one|called Saul, of Tarsus:|for, behold, he|prayeth,|9:12 And hath seen in|a vision a man named|Ananias coming in, and|putting his hand on|him, that he might|receive his sight.|9:13 Then Ananias|answered, Lord, I|have heard by many
R	Tof this man, how much|evil he hath done to|thy saints at|Jerusalem:|9:14 And here he hath|authority from the|chief priests to bind|all that call on thy|name.|9:15 But the Lord said|unto him, Go thy way:|for he is a chosen|vessel unto me, to|bear my name before
R	Tthe Gentiles, and kings,|and the children of|Israel:|9:16 For I will shew him|how great things he|must suffer for my|name's sake.|9:17 And Ananias went|his way, and entered|into the house; and|putting his hands on|him said, Brother Saul,|the Lord, even Jesus,|that appeared unto
R	Tthee in the way as|thou camest, hath sent|me, that thou mightest|receive thy sight, and|be filled with the Holy|Ghost.|9:18 And immediately|there fell from his|eyes as it had been|scales: and he|received sight|forthwith, and arose,|and was baptized.|9:19 And when he had
R	Treceived meat, he was|strengthened. Then|was Saul certain days|with the disciples|which were at|Damascus.|9:20 And straightway|he preached Christ in|the synagogues, that|he is the Son of God.|9:21 But all that heard|him were amazed, and|said; Is not this he|that destroyed them
R	Twhich called on this|name in Jerusalem,|and came hither for|that intent, that he|might bring them bound|unto the chief|priests?|9:22 But Saul|increased the more in|strength, and|confounded the Jews|which dwelt at|Damascus, proving|that this is very
R	TChrist.|9:23 And after that|many days were|fulfilled, the Jews took|counsel to kill him:|9:24 But their laying|await was known of|Saul. And they|watched the gates day|and night to kill him.|9:25 Then the|disciples took him by|night, and let him down|by the wall in a
R	Tbasket.|9:26 And when Saul|was come to|Jerusalem, he|assayed to join|himself to the|disciples: but they|were all afraid of him,|and believed not that|he was a disciple.|9:27 But Barnabas|took him, and brought|him to the apostles,|and declared unto
R	Tthem how he had seen|the Lord in the way,|and that he had|spoken to him, and how|he had preached|boldly at Damascus in|the name of Jesus.|9:28 And he was with|them coming in and|going out at|Jerusalem.|9:29 And he spake|boldly in the name of|the Lord Jesus, and
R	Tdisputed against the|Grecians: but they|went about to slay him.|9:30 Which when the|brethren knew, they|brought him down to|Caesarea, and sent|him forth to Tarsus.|9:31 Then had the|churches rest|throughout all Judaea|and Galilee and|Samaria, and were|edified; and walking in
R	Tthe fear of the Lord,|and in the comfort of|the Holy Ghost, were|multiplied.|9:32 And it came to|pass, as Peter passed|throughout all|quarters, he came|down also to the|saints which dwelt at|Lydda.|9:33 And there he|found a certain man|named Aeneas, which
R	Thad kept his bed eight|years, and was sick of|the palsy.|9:34 And Peter said|unto him, Aeneas,|Jesus Christ maketh|thee whole: arise, and|make thy bed. And he|arose immediately.|9:35 And all that dwelt|at Lydda and Saron|saw him, and turned to|the Lord.|9:36 Now there was at
R	TJoppa a certain|disciple named Tabitha,|which by|interpretation is|called Dorcas: this|woman was full of|good works and|almsdeeds which she|did.|9:37 And it came to|pass in those days,|that she was sick, and|died: whom when they|had washed, they laid
R	Ther in an upper|chamber.|9:38 And forasmuch|as Lydda was nigh to|Joppa, and the|disciples had heard|that Peter was there,|they sent unto him two|men, desiring him that|he would not delay to|come to them.|9:39 Then Peter arose|and went with them.|When he was come,
R	Tthey brought him into|the upper chamber:|and all the widows|stood by him weeping,|and shewing the coats|and garments which|Dorcas made, while|she was with them.|9:40 But Peter put|them all forth, and|kneeled down, and|prayed; and turning|him to the body said,|Tabitha, arise. And she
R	Topened her eyes: and|when she saw Peter,|she sat up.|9:41 And he gave her|his hand, and lifted|her up, and when he|had called the saints|and widows, presented|her alive.|9:42 And it was known|throughout all Joppa;|and many believed in|the Lord.|9:43 And it came to
R	Tpass, that he tarried|many days in Joppa|with one Simon a|tanner.||10:1 There was a|certain man in|Caesarea called|Cornelius, a centurion|of the band called the|Italian band,|10:2 A devout man, and|one that feared God|with all his house,
R	Twhich gave much alms|to the people, and|prayed to God alway.|10:3 He saw in a vision|evidently about the|ninth hour of the day|an angel of God|coming in to him, and|saying unto him,|Cornelius.|10:4 And when he|looked on him, he was|afraid, and said, What|is it, Lord? And he
R	Tsaid unto him, Thy|prayers and thine|alms are come up for|a memorial before God.|10:5 And now send men|to Joppa, and call for|one Simon, whose|surname is Peter:|10:6 He lodgeth with|one Simon a tanner,|whose house is by the|sea side: he shall tell|thee what thou|oughtest to do.
R	T10:7 And when the|angel which spake|unto Cornelius was|departed, he called|two of his household|servants, and a|devout soldier of them|that waited on him|continually;|10:8 And when he had|declared all these|things unto them, he|sent them to Joppa.|10:9 On the morrow, as
R	Tthey went on their|journey, and drew|nigh unto the city,|Peter went up upon|the housetop to pray|about the sixth hour:|10:10 And he became|very hungry, and|would have eaten: but|while they made ready,|he fell into a trance,|10:11 And saw heaven|opened, and a certain|vessel descending
R	Tupon him, as it had|been a great sheet|knit at the four|corners, and let down|to the earth:|10:12 Wherein were all|manner of fourfooted|beasts of the earth,|and wild beasts, and|creeping things, and|fowls of the air.|10:13 And there came|a voice to him, Rise,|Peter; kill, and eat.
R	T10:14 But Peter said,|Not so, Lord; for I|have never eaten any|thing that is common|or unclean.|10:15 And the voice|spake unto him again|the second time, What|God hath cleansed,|that call not thou|common.|10:16 This was done|thrice: and the vessel|was received up again
R	Tinto heaven.|10:17 Now while Peter|doubted in himself|what this vision which|he had seen should|mean, behold, the men|which were sent from|Cornelius had made|enquiry for Simon's|house, and stood|before the gate,|10:18 And called, and|asked whether Simon,|which was surnamed
R	TPeter, were lodged|there.|10:19 While Peter|thought on the vision,|the Spirit said unto|him, Behold, three men|seek thee.|10:20 Arise therefore,|and get thee down,|and go with them,|doubting nothing: for I|have sent them.|10:21 Then Peter went|down to the men which
R	Twere sent unto him|from Cornelius; and|said, Behold, I am he|whom ye seek: what is|the cause wherefore|ye are come?|10:22 And they said,|Cornelius the|centurion, a just man,|and one that feareth|God, and of good|report among all the|nation of the Jews,|was warned from God
R	Tby an holy angel to|send for thee into his|house, and to hear|words of thee.|10:23 Then called he|them in, and lodged|them. And on the|morrow Peter went|away with them, and|certain brethren from|Joppa accompanied|him.|10:24 And the morrow|after they entered
R	Tinto Caesarea. And|Cornelius waited for|them, and he had|called together his|kinsmen and near|friends.|10:25 And as Peter|was coming in,|Cornelius met him, and|fell down at his feet,|and worshipped him.|10:26 But Peter took|him up, saying, Stand|up; I myself also am a
R	Tman.|10:27 And as he talked|with him, he went in,|and found many that|were come together.|10:28 And he said unto|them, Ye know how that|it is an unlawful thing|for a man that is a|Jew to keep company,|or come unto one of|another nation; but|God hath shewed me|that I should not call
R	Tany man common or|unclean.|10:29 Therefore came|I unto you without|gainsaying, as soon as|I was sent for: I ask|therefore for what|intent ye have sent|for me?|10:30 And Cornelius|said, Four days ago I|was fasting until this|hour; and at the ninth|hour I prayed in my
R	Thouse, and, behold, a|man stood before me|in bright clothing,|10:31 And said,|Cornelius, thy prayer|is heard, and thine|alms are had in|remembrance in the|sight of God.|10:32 Send therefore|to Joppa, and call|hither Simon, whose|surname is Peter; he|is lodged in the house
R	Tof one Simon a tanner|by the sea side: who,|when he cometh, shall|speak unto thee.|10:33 Immediately|therefore I sent to|thee; and thou hast|well done that thou|art come. Now|therefore are we all|here present before|God, to hear all things|that are commanded|thee of God.
R	T10:34 Then Peter|opened his mouth, and|said, Of a truth I|perceive that God is|no respecter of|persons:|10:35 But in every|nation he that feareth|him, and worketh|righteousness, is|accepted with him.|10:36 The word which|God sent unto the|children of Israel,
R	Tpreaching peace by|Jesus Christ: (he is|Lord of all:)|10:37 That word, I say,|ye know, which was|published throughout|all Judaea, and began|from Galilee, after the|baptism which John|preached;|10:38 How God|anointed Jesus of|Nazareth with the Holy|Ghost and with power:
R	Twho went about doing|good, and healing all|that were oppressed|of the devil; for God|was with him.|10:39 And we are|witnesses of all things|which he did both in|the land of the Jews,|and in Jerusalem;|whom they slew and|hanged on a tree:|10:40 Him God raised|up the third day, and
R	Tshewed him openly;|10:41 Not to all the|people, but unto|witnesses chosen|before God, even to|us, who did eat and|drink with him after he|rose from the dead.|10:42 And he|commanded us to|preach unto the|people, and to testify|that it is he which was|ordained of God to be
R	Tthe Judge of quick|and dead.|10:43 To him give all|the prophets witness,|that through his name|whosoever believeth|in him shall receive|remission of sins.|10:44 While Peter yet|spake these words,|the Holy Ghost fell on|all them which heard|the word.|10:45 And they of the
R	Tcircumcision which|believed were|astonished, as many|as came with Peter,|because that on the|Gentiles also was|poured out the gift of|the Holy Ghost.|10:46 For they heard|them speak with|tongues, and magnify|God. Then answered|Peter,|10:47 Can any man
R	Tforbid water, that|these should not be|baptized, which have|received the Holy|Ghost as well as we?|10:48 And he|commanded them to be|baptized in the name|of the Lord. Then|prayed they him to|tarry certain days.||11:1 And the apostles|and brethren that
R	Twere in Judaea heard|that the Gentiles had|also received the|word of God.|11:2 And when Peter|was come up to|Jerusalem, they that|were of the|circumcision|contended with him,|11:3 Saying, Thou|wentest in to men|uncircumcised, and|didst eat with them.
R	T11:4 But Peter|rehearsed the matter|from the beginning,|and expounded it by|order unto them,|saying,|11:5 I was in the city|of Joppa praying: and|in a trance I saw a|vision, A certain|vessel descend, as it|had been a great|sheet, let down from|heaven by four
R	Tcorners; and it came|even to me:|11:6 Upon the which|when I had fastened|mine eyes, I|considered, and saw|fourfooted beasts of|the earth, and wild|beasts, and creeping|things, and fowls of|the air.|11:7 And I heard a|voice saying unto me,|Arise, Peter; slay and
R	Teat.|11:8 But I said, Not so,|Lord: for nothing|common or unclean|hath at any time|entered into my mouth.|11:9 But the voice|answered me again|from heaven, What God|hath cleansed, that|call not thou common.|11:10 And this was|done three times: and|all were drawn up
R	Tagain into heaven.|11:11 And, behold,|immediately there were|three men already|come unto the house|where I was, sent|from Caesarea unto|me.|11:12 And the Spirit|bade me go with them,|nothing doubting.|Moreover these six|brethren accompanied|me, and we entered
R	Tinto the man's house:|11:13 And he shewed|us how he had seen|an angel in his house,|which stood and said|unto him, Send men to|Joppa, and call for|Simon, whose surname|is Peter;|11:14 Who shall tell|thee words, whereby|thou and all thy house|shall be saved.|11:15 And as I began
R	Tto speak, the Holy|Ghost fell on them, as|on us at the beginning.|11:16 Then|remembered I the|word of the Lord, how|that he said, John|indeed baptized with|water; but ye shall be|baptized with the Holy|Ghost.|11:17 Forasmuch then|as God gave them the|like gift as he did unto
R	Tus, who believed on|the Lord Jesus Christ;|what was I, that I|could withstand God?|11:18 When they heard|these things, they|held their peace, and|glorified God, saying,|Then hath God also to|the Gentiles granted|repentance unto life.|11:19 Now they which|were scattered|abroad upon the
R	Tpersecution that|arose about Stephen|travelled as far as|Phenice, and Cyprus,|and Antioch, preaching|the word to none but|unto the Jews only.|11:20 And some of|them were men of|Cyprus and Cyrene,|which, when they were|come to Antioch, spake|unto the Grecians,|preaching the LORD
R	TJesus.|11:21 And the hand of|the Lord was with|them: and a great|number believed, and|turned unto the Lord.|11:22 Then tidings of|these things came|unto the ears of the|church which was in|Jerusalem: and they|sent forth Barnabas,|that he should go as|far as Antioch.
R	T11:23 Who, when he|came, and had seen|the grace of God, was|glad, and exhorted|them all, that with|purpose of heart|they would cleave|unto the Lord.|11:24 For he was a|good man, and full of|the Holy Ghost and of|faith: and much people|was added unto the|Lord.
R	T11:25 Then departed|Barnabas to Tarsus,|for to seek Saul:|11:26 And when he had|found him, he brought|him unto Antioch. And it|came to pass, that a|whole year they|assembled themselves|with the church, and|taught much people.|And the disciples were|called Christians first|in Antioch.
R	T11:27 And in these|days came prophets|from Jerusalem unto|Antioch.|11:28 And there stood|up one of them named|Agabus, and signified|by the Spirit that|there should be great|dearth throughout all|the world: which came|to pass in the days of|Claudius Caesar.|11:29 Then the
R	Tdisciples, every man|according to his|ability, determined to|send relief unto the|brethren which dwelt|in Judaea:|11:30 Which also they|did, and sent it to the|elders by the hands|of Barnabas and Saul.||12:1 Now about that|time Herod the king|stretched forth his
R	Thands to vex certain|of the church.|12:2 And he killed|James the brother of|John with the sword.|12:3 And because he|saw it pleased the|Jews, he proceeded|further to take Peter|also. (Then were the|days of unleavened|bread.)|12:4 And when he had|apprehended him, he
R	Tput him in prison, and|delivered him to four|quaternions of|soldiers to keep him;|intending after Easter|to bring him forth to|the people.|12:5 Peter therefore|was kept in prison: but|prayer was made|without ceasing of the|church unto God for|him.|12:6 And when Herod
R	Twould have brought|him forth, the same|night Peter was|sleeping between two|soldiers, bound with|two chains: and the|keepers before the|door kept the prison.|12:7 And, behold, the|angel of the Lord|came upon him, and a|light shined in the|prison: and he smote|Peter on the side, and
R	Traised him up, saying,|Arise up quickly. And|his chains fell off|from his hands.|12:8 And the angel|said unto him, Gird|thyself, and bind on|thy sandals. And so|he did. And he saith|unto him, Cast thy|garment about thee,|and follow me.|12:9 And he went out,|and followed him; and
R	Twist not that it was|true which was done|by the angel; but|thought he saw a|vision.|12:10 When they were|past the first and the|second ward, they|came unto the iron|gate that leadeth unto|the city; which opened|to them of his own|accord: and they went|out, and passed on
R	Tthrough one street;|and forthwith the|angel departed from|him.|12:11 And when Peter|was come to himself,|he said, Now I know of|a surety, that the|LORD hath sent his|angel, and hath|delivered me out of|the hand of Herod,|and from all the|expectation of the
R	Tpeople of the Jews.|12:12 And when he had|considered the thing,|he came to the house|of Mary the mother of|John, whose surname|was Mark; where many|were gathered|together praying.|12:13 And as Peter|knocked at the door|of the gate, a damsel|came to hearken,|named Rhoda.
R	T12:14 And when she|knew Peter's voice,|she opened not the|gate for gladness, but|ran in, and told how|Peter stood before|the gate.|12:15 And they said|unto her, Thou art|mad. But she|constantly affirmed|that it was even so.|Then said they, It is|his angel.
R	T12:16 But Peter|continued knocking:|and when they had|opened the door, and|saw him, they were|astonished.|12:17 But he,|beckoning unto them|with the hand to hold|their peace, declared|unto them how the|Lord had brought him|out of the prison. And|he said, Go shew these
R	Tthings unto James, and|to the brethren. And|he departed, and went|into another place.|12:18 Now as soon as|it was day, there was|no small stir among|the soldiers, what was|become of Peter.|12:19 And when Herod|had sought for him,|and found him not, he|examined the keepers,|and commanded that
R	Tthey should be put to|death. And he went|down from Judaea to|Caesarea, and there|abode.|12:20 And Herod was|highly displeased with|them of Tyre and|Sidon: but they came|with one accord to him,|and, having made|Blastus the king's|chamberlain their|friend, desired peace;
R	Tbecause their country|was nourished by the|king's country.|12:21 And upon a set|day Herod, arrayed in|royal apparel, sat|upon his throne, and|made an oration unto|them.|12:22 And the people|gave a shout, saying,|It is the voice of a|god, and not of a man.|12:23 And immediately
R	Tthe angel of the Lord|smote him, because he|gave not God the|glory: and he was|eaten of worms, and|gave up the ghost.|12:24 But the word of|God grew and|multiplied.|12:25 And Barnabas|and Saul returned|from Jerusalem, when|they had fulfilled|their ministry, and
R	Ttook with them John,|whose surname was|Mark.||13:1 Now there were in|the church that was|at Antioch certain|prophets and|teachers; as|Barnabas, and Simeon|that was called Niger,|and Lucius of Cyrene,|and Manaen, which had|been brought up with
R	THerod the tetrarch,|and Saul.|13:2 As they|ministered to the Lord,|and fasted, the Holy|Ghost said, Separate|me Barnabas and Saul|for the work|whereunto I have|called them.|13:3 And when they|had fasted and|prayed, and laid their|hands on them, they
R	Tsent them away.|13:4 So they, being|sent forth by the Holy|Ghost, departed unto|Seleucia; and from|thence they sailed to|Cyprus.|13:5 And when they|were at Salamis, they|preached the word of|God in the synagogues|of the Jews: and they|had also John to their|minister.
R	T13:6 And when they|had gone through the|isle unto Paphos, they|found a certain|sorcerer, a false|prophet, a Jew, whose|name was Barjesus:|13:7 Which was with the|deputy of the|country, Sergius|Paulus, a prudent man;|who called for|Barnabas and Saul,|and desired to hear
R	Tthe word of God.|13:8 But Elymas the|sorcerer (for so is|his name by|interpretation)|withstood them,|seeking to turn away|the deputy from the|faith.|13:9 Then Saul, (who|also is called Paul,)|filled with the Holy|Ghost, set his eyes on|him.
R	T13:10 And said, O full|of all subtilty and all|mischief, thou child of|the devil, thou enemy|of all righteousness,|wilt thou not cease to|pervert the right|ways of the Lord?|13:11 And now, behold,|the hand of the Lord|is upon thee, and thou|shalt be blind, not|seeing the sun for a|season. And
R	Timmediately there fell|on him a mist and a|darkness; and he went|about seeking some to|lead him by the hand.|13:12 Then the deputy,|when he saw what was|done, believed, being|astonished at the|doctrine of the Lord.|13:13 Now when Paul|and his company|loosed from Paphos,|they came to Perga in
R	TPamphylia: and John|departing from them|returned to|Jerusalem.|13:14 But when they|departed from Perga,|they came to Antioch|in Pisidia, and went into|the synagogue on the|sabbath day, and sat|down.|13:15 And after the|reading of the law and|the prophets the
R	Trulers of the|synagogue sent unto|them, saying, Ye men|and brethren, if ye|have any word of|exhortation for the|people, say on.|13:16 Then Paul stood|up, and beckoning with|his hand said, Men of|Israel, and ye that|fear God, give|audience.|13:17 The God of this
R	Tpeople of Israel|chose our fathers,|and exalted the|people when they|dwelt as strangers in|the land of Egypt, and|with an high arm|brought he them out|of it.|13:18 And about the|time of forty years|suffered he their|manners in the|wilderness.
R	T13:19 And when he had|destroyed seven|nations in the land of|Chanaan, he divided|their land to them by|lot.|13:20 And after that|he gave unto them|judges about the|space of four|hundred and fifty|years, until Samuel the|prophet.|13:21 And afterward
R	Tthey desired a king:|and God gave unto|them Saul the son of|Cis, a man of the tribe|of Benjamin, by the|space of forty years.|13:22 And when he had|removed him, he raised|up unto them David to|be their king; to whom|also he gave their|testimony, and said, I|have found David the|son of Jesse, a man
R	Tafter mine own heart,|which shall fulfil all my|will.|13:23 Of this man's|seed hath God|according to his|promise raised unto|Israel a Saviour,|Jesus:|13:24 When John had|first preached before|his coming the baptism|of repentance to all|the people of Israel.
R	T13:25 And as John|fulfilled his course,|he said, Whom think ye|that I am? I am not he.|But, behold, there|cometh one after me,|whose shoes of his|feet I am not worthy|to loose.|13:26 Men and|brethren, children of|the stock of Abraham,|and whosoever among|you feareth God, to
R	Tyou is the word of|this salvation sent.|13:27 For they that|dwell at Jerusalem,|and their rulers,|because they knew him|not, nor yet the|voices of the|prophets which are|read every sabbath|day, they have|fulfilled them in|condemning him.|13:28 And though they
R	Tfound no cause of|death in him, yet|desired they Pilate|that he should be|slain.|13:29 And when they|had fulfilled all that|was written of him,|they took him down|from the tree, and laid|him in a sepulchre.|13:30 But God raised|him from the dead:|13:31 And he was seen
R	Tmany days of them|which came up with him|from Galilee to|Jerusalem, who are|his witnesses unto the|people.|13:32 And we declare|unto you glad tidings,|how that the promise|which was made unto|the fathers,|13:33 God hath|fulfilled the same unto|us their children, in
R	Tthat he hath raised up|Jesus again; as it is|also written in the|second psalm, Thou|art my Son, this day|have I begotten thee.|13:34 And as|concerning that he|raised him up from the|dead, now no more to|return to corruption,|he said on this wise, I|will give you the sure|mercies of David.
R	T13:35 Wherefore he|saith also in another|psalm, Thou shalt not|suffer thine Holy One|to see corruption.|13:36 For David, after|he had served his own|generation by the will|of God, fell on sleep,|and was laid unto his|fathers, and saw|corruption:|13:37 But he, whom God|raised again, saw no
R	Tcorruption.|13:38 Be it known unto|you therefore, men|and brethren, that|through this man is|preached unto you|the forgiveness of|sins:|13:39 And by him all|that believe are|justified from all|things, from which ye|could not be justified|by the law of Moses.
R	T13:40 Beware|therefore, lest that|come upon you, which|is spoken of in the|prophets;|13:41 Behold, ye|despisers, and|wonder, and perish:|for I work a work in|your days, a work|which ye shall in no|wise believe, though a|man declare it unto|you.
R	T13:42 And when the|Jews were gone out|of the synagogue, the|Gentiles besought that|these words might be|preached to them the|next sabbath.|13:43 Now when the|congregation was|broken up, many of|the Jews and religious|proselytes followed|Paul and Barnabas:|who, speaking to them,
R	Tpersuaded them to|continue in the grace|of God.|13:44 And the next|sabbath day came|almost the whole city|together to hear the|word of God.|13:45 But when the|Jews saw the|multitudes, they were|filled with envy, and|spake against those|things which were
R	Tspoken by Paul,|contradicting and|blaspheming.|13:46 Then Paul and|Barnabas waxed bold,|and said, It was|necessary that the|word of God should|first have been|spoken to you: but|seeing ye put it from|you, and judge|yourselves unworthy|of everlasting life, lo,
R	Twe turn to the|Gentiles.|13:47 For so hath the|Lord commanded us,|saying, I have set|thee to be a light of|the Gentiles, that thou|shouldest be for|salvation unto the|ends of the earth.|13:48 And when the|Gentiles heard this,|they were glad, and|glorified the word of
R	Tthe Lord: and as many|as were ordained to|eternal life believed.|13:49 And the word of|the Lord was|published throughout|all the region.|13:50 But the Jews|stirred up the devout|and honourable|women, and the chief|men of the city, and|raised persecution|against Paul and
R	TBarnabas, and|expelled them out of|their coasts.|13:51 But they shook|off the dust of their|feet against them, and|came unto Iconium.|13:52 And the|disciples were filled|with joy, and with the|Holy Ghost.||14:1 And it came to|pass in Iconium, that
R	Tthey went both|together into the|synagogue of the|Jews, and so spake,|that a great multitude|both of the Jews and|also of the Greeks|believed.|14:2 But the|unbelieving Jews|stirred up the|Gentiles, and made|their minds evil|affected against the
R	Tbrethren.|14:3 Long time|therefore abode they|speaking boldly in the|Lord, which gave|testimony unto the|word of his grace,|and granted signs and|wonders to be done|by their hands.|14:4 But the multitude|of the city was|divided: and part held|with the Jews, and
R	Tpart with the apostles.|14:5 And when there|was an assault made|both of the Gentiles,|and also of the Jews|with their rulers, to|use them despitefully,|and to stone them,|14:6 They were ware|of it, and fled unto|Lystra and Derbe,|cities of Lycaonia, and|unto the region that|lieth round about:
R	T14:7 And there they|preached the gospel.|14:8 And there sat a|certain man at Lystra,|impotent in his feet,|being a cripple from|his mother's womb, who|never had walked:|14:9 The same heard|Paul speak: who|stedfastly beholding|him, and perceiving|that he had faith to|be healed,
R	T14:10 Said with a loud|voice, Stand upright|on thy feet. And he|leaped and walked.|14:11 And when the|people saw what Paul|had done, they lifted|up their voices, saying|in the speech of|Lycaonia, The gods|are come down to us|in the likeness of men.|14:12 And they called|Barnabas, Jupiter; and
R	TPaul, Mercurius,|because he was the|chief speaker.|14:13 Then the priest|of Jupiter, which was|before their city,|brought oxen and|garlands unto the|gates, and would have|done sacrifice with|the people.|14:14 Which when the|apostles, Barnabas|and Paul, heard of,
R	Tthey rent their|clothes, and ran in|among the people,|crying out,|14:15 And saying, Sirs,|why do ye these|things? We also are|men of like passions|with you, and preach|unto you that ye|should turn from|these vanities unto|the living God, which|made heaven, and
R	Tearth, and the sea,|and all things that are|therein:|14:16 Who in times past|suffered all nations|to walk in their own|ways.|14:17 Nevertheless he|left not himself without|witness, in that he did|good, and gave us|rain from heaven, and|fruitful seasons,|filling our hearts with
R	Tfood and gladness.|14:18 And with these|sayings scarce|restrained they the|people, that they had|not done sacrifice|unto them.|14:19 And there came|thither certain Jews|from Antioch and|Iconium, who|persuaded the people,|and having stoned|Paul, drew him out of
R	Tthe city, supposing he|had been dead.|14:20 Howbeit, as the|disciples stood round|about him, he rose up,|and came into the city:|and the next day he|departed with|Barnabas to Derbe.|14:21 And when they|had preached the|gospel to that city,|and had taught many,|they returned again
R	Tto Lystra, and to|Iconium, and Antioch,|14:22 Confirming the|souls of the disciples,|and exhorting them to|continue in the faith,|and that we must|through much|tribulation enter into|the kingdom of God.|14:23 And when they|had ordained them|elders in every|church, and had
R	Tprayed with fasting,|they commended them|to the Lord, on whom|they believed.|14:24 And after they|had passed|throughout Pisidia,|they came to|Pamphylia.|14:25 And when they|had preached the|word in Perga, they|went down into Attalia:|14:26 And thence
R	Tsailed to Antioch, from|whence they had been|recommended to the|grace of God for the|work which they|fulfilled.|14:27 And when they|were come, and had|gathered the church|together, they|rehearsed all that|God had done with|them, and how he had|opened the door of
R	Tfaith unto the Gentiles.|14:28 And there they|abode long time with|the disciples.||15:1 And certain men|which came down from|Judaea taught the|brethren, and said,|Except ye be|circumcised after the|manner of Moses, ye|cannot be saved.|15:2 When therefore
R	TPaul and Barnabas|had no small|dissension and|disputation with them,|they determined that|Paul and Barnabas,|and certain other of|them, should go up to|Jerusalem unto the|apostles and elders|about this question.|15:3 And being|brought on their way|by the church, they
R	Tpassed through|Phenice and Samaria,|declaring the|conversion of the|Gentiles: and they|caused great joy|unto all the brethren.|15:4 And when they|were come to|Jerusalem, they were|received of the|church, and of the|apostles and elders,|and they declared all
R	Tthings that God had|done with them.|15:5 But there rose|up certain of the sect|of the Pharisees|which believed, saying,|That it was needful to|circumcise them, and|to command them to|keep the law of Moses.|15:6 And the apostles|and elders came|together for to|consider of this
R	Tmatter.|15:7 And when there|had been much|disputing, Peter rose|up, and said unto them,|Men and brethren, ye|know how that a good|while ago God made|choice among us, that|the Gentiles by my|mouth should hear the|word of the gospel,|and believe.|15:8 And God, which
R	Tknoweth the hearts,|bare them witness,|giving them the Holy|Ghost, even as he did|unto us;|15:9 And put no|difference between us|and them, purifying|their hearts by faith.|15:10 Now therefore|why tempt ye God, to|put a yoke upon the|neck of the disciples,|which neither our
R	Tfathers nor we were|able to bear?|15:11 But we believe|that through the|grace of the LORD|Jesus Christ we shall|be saved, even as|they.|15:12 Then all the|multitude kept silence,|and gave audience to|Barnabas and Paul,|declaring what|miracles and wonders
R	TGod had wrought|among the Gentiles by|them.|15:13 And after they|had held their peace,|James answered,|saying, Men and|brethren, hearken|unto me:|15:14 Simeon hath|declared how God at|the first did visit the|Gentiles, to take out|of them a people for
R	This name.|15:15 And to this|agree the words of|the prophets; as it is|written,|15:16 After this I will|return, and will build|again the tabernacle|of David, which is|fallen down; and I will|build again the ruins|thereof, and I will set|it up:|15:17 That the residue
R	Tof men might seek|after the Lord, and|all the Gentiles, upon|whom my name is|called, saith the Lord,|who doeth all these|things.|15:18 Known unto God|are all his works from|the beginning of the|world.|15:19 Wherefore my|sentence is, that we|trouble not them,
R	Twhich from among the|Gentiles are turned to|God:|15:20 But that we write|unto them, that they|abstain from|pollutions of idols, and|from fornication, and|from things strangled,|and from blood.|15:21 For Moses of|old time hath in every|city them that preach|him, being read in the
R	Tsynagogues every|sabbath day.|15:22 Then pleased it|the apostles and|elders with the whole|church, to send|chosen men of their|own company to|Antioch with Paul and|Barnabas; namely,|Judas surnamed|Barsabas and Silas,|chief men among the|brethren:
R	T15:23 And they wrote|letters by them after|this manner; The|apostles and elders|and brethren send|greeting unto the|brethren which are of|the Gentiles in Antioch|and Syria and Cilicia.|15:24 Forasmuch as|we have heard, that|certain which went out|from us have troubled|you with words,
R	Tsubverting your|souls, saying, Ye must|be circumcised, and|keep the law: to whom|we gave no such|commandment:|15:25 It seemed good|unto us, being|assembled with one|accord, to send|chosen men unto you|with our beloved|Barnabas and Paul,|15:26 Men that have
R	Thazarded their lives|for the name of our|Lord Jesus Christ.|15:27 We have sent|therefore Judas and|Silas, who shall also|tell you the same|things by mouth.|15:28 For it seemed|good to the Holy|Ghost, and to us, to|lay upon you no|greater burden than|these necessary
R	Tthings;|15:29 That ye abstain|from meats offered to|idols, and from blood,|and from things|strangled, and from|fornication: from which|if ye keep yourselves,|ye shall do well. Fare|ye well.|15:30 So when they|were dismissed, they|came to Antioch: and|when they had
R	Tgathered the multitude|together, they|delivered the epistle:|15:31 Which when they|had read, they|rejoiced for the|consolation.|15:32 And Judas and|Silas, being prophets|also themselves,|exhorted the|brethren with many|words, and confirmed|them.
R	T15:33 And after they|had tarried there a|space, they were let|go in peace from the|brethren unto the|apostles.|15:34 Notwithstanding|it pleased Silas to|abide there still.|15:35 Paul also and|Barnabas continued in|Antioch, teaching and|preaching the word of|the Lord, with many
R	Tothers also.|15:36 And some days|after Paul said unto|Barnabas, Let us go|again and visit our|brethren in every city|where we have|preached the word of|the LORD, and see how|they do.|15:37 And Barnabas|determined to take|with them John, whose|surname was Mark.
R	T15:38 But Paul thought|not good to take him|with them, who|departed from them|from Pamphylia, and|went not with them to|the work.|15:39 And the|contention was so|sharp between them,|that they departed|asunder one from the|other: and so|Barnabas took Mark,
R	Tand sailed unto|Cyprus;|15:40 And Paul chose|Silas, and departed,|being recommended by|the brethren unto the|grace of God.|15:41 And he went|through Syria and|Cilicia, confirming the|churches.||16:1 Then came he to|Derbe and Lystra:
R	Tand, behold, a certain|disciple was there,|named Timotheus, the|son of a certain|woman, which was a|Jewess, and believed;|but his father was a|Greek:|16:2 Which was well|reported of by the|brethren that were at|Lystra and Iconium.|16:3 Him would Paul|have to go forth with
R	Thim; and took and|circumcised him|because of the Jews|which were in those|quarters: for they|knew all that his|father was a Greek.|16:4 And as they went|through the cities,|they delivered them|the decrees for to|keep, that were|ordained of the|apostles and elders
R	Twhich were at|Jerusalem.|16:5 And so were the|churches established|in the faith, and|increased in number|daily.|16:6 Now when they|had gone throughout|Phrygia and the|region of Galatia, and|were forbidden of the|Holy Ghost to preach|the word in Asia,
R	T16:7 After they were|come to Mysia, they|assayed to go into|Bithynia: but the Spirit|suffered them not.|16:8 And they passing|by Mysia came down to|Troas.|16:9 And a vision|appeared to Paul in|the night; There stood|a man of Macedonia,|and prayed him,|saying, Come over into
R	TMacedonia, and help|us.|16:10 And after he|had seen the vision,|immediately we|endeavoured to go|into Macedonia,|assuredly gathering|that the Lord had|called us for to|preach the gospel|unto them.|16:11 Therefore|loosing from Troas, we
R	Tcame with a straight|course to|Samothracia, and the|next day to Neapolis;|16:12 And from thence|to Philippi, which is the|chief city of that part|of Macedonia, and a|colony: and we were in|that city abiding|certain days.|16:13 And on the|sabbath we went out|of the city by a river
R	Tside, where prayer|was wont to be made;|and we sat down, and|spake unto the women|which resorted|thither.|16:14 And a certain|woman named Lydia, a|seller of purple, of|the city of Thyatira,|which worshipped God,|heard us: whose heart|the Lord opened, that|she attended unto the
R	Tthings which were|spoken of Paul.|16:15 And when she|was baptized, and her|household, she|besought us, saying,|If ye have judged me|to be faithful to the|Lord, come into my|house, and abide|there. And she|constrained us.|16:16 And it came to|pass, as we went to
R	Tprayer, a certain|damsel possessed with|a spirit of divination|met us, which brought|her masters much gain|by soothsaying:|16:17 The same|followed Paul and us,|and cried, saying,|These men are the|servants of the most|high God, which shew|unto us the way of|salvation.
R	T16:18 And this did she|many days. But Paul,|being grieved, turned|and said to the spirit,|I command thee in the|name of Jesus Christ|to come out of her.|And he came out the|same hour.|16:19 And when her|masters saw that the|hope of their gains|was gone, they caught|Paul and Silas, and
R	Tdrew them into the|marketplace unto the|rulers,|16:20 And brought|them to the|magistrates, saying,|These men, being Jews,|do exceedingly|trouble our city,|16:21 And teach|customs, which are not|lawful for us to|receive, neither to|observe, being
R	TRomans.|16:22 And the|multitude rose up|together against them:|and the magistrates|rent off their clothes,|and commanded to|beat them.|16:23 And when they|had laid many stripes|upon them, they cast|them into prison,|charging the jailor to|keep them safely:
R	T16:24 Who, having|received such a|charge, thrust them|into the inner prison,|and made their feet|fast in the stocks.|16:25 And at midnight|Paul and Silas prayed,|and sang praises unto|God: and the|prisoners heard them.|16:26 And suddenly|there was a great|earthquake, so that
R	Tthe foundations of the|prison were shaken:|and immediately all the|doors were opened,|and every one's|bands were loosed.|16:27 And the keeper|of the prison awaking|out of his sleep, and|seeing the prison|doors open, he drew|out his sword, and|would have killed|himself, supposing that
R	Tthe prisoners had|been fled.|16:28 But Paul cried|with a loud voice,|saying, Do thyself no|harm: for we are all|here.|16:29 Then he called|for a light, and|sprang in, and came|trembling, and fell|down before Paul and|Silas,|16:30 And brought
R	Tthem out, and said,|Sirs, what must I do to|be saved?|16:31 And they said,|Believe on the Lord|Jesus Christ, and thou|shalt be saved, and|thy house.|16:32 And they spake|unto him the word of|the Lord, and to all|that were in his house.|16:33 And he took|them the same hour of
R	Tthe night, and washed|their stripes; and was|baptized, he and all|his, straightway.|16:34 And when he had|brought them into his|house, he set meat|before them, and|rejoiced, believing in|God with all his house.|16:35 And when it was|day, the magistrates|sent the serjeants,|saying, Let those men
R	Tgo.|16:36 And the keeper|of the prison told this|saying to Paul, The|magistrates have sent|to let you go: now|therefore depart, and|go in peace.|16:37 But Paul said|unto them, They have|beaten us openly|uncondemned, being|Romans, and have cast|us into prison; and
R	Tnow do they thrust us|out privily? nay verily;|but let them come|themselves and fetch|us out.|16:38 And the|serjeants told these|words unto the|magistrates: and they|feared, when they|heard that they were|Romans.|16:39 And they came|and besought them,
R	Tand brought them out,|and desired them to|depart out of the city.|16:40 And they went|out of the prison, and|entered into the|house of Lydia: and|when they had seen|the brethren, they|comforted them, and|departed.||17:1 Now when they|had passed through
R	TAmphipolis and|Apollonia, they came to|Thessalonica, where|was a synagogue of|the Jews:|17:2 And Paul, as his|manner was, went in|unto them, and three|sabbath days|reasoned with them|out of the scriptures,|17:3 Opening and|alleging, that Christ|must needs have
R	Tsuffered, and risen|again from the dead;|and that this Jesus,|whom I preach unto|you, is Christ.|17:4 And some of them|believed, and|consorted with Paul|and Silas; and of the|devout Greeks a|great multitude, and of|the chief women not a|few.|17:5 But the Jews
R	Twhich believed not,|moved with envy, took|unto them certain lewd|fellows of the baser|sort, and gathered a|company, and set all|the city on an uproar,|and assaulted the|house of Jason, and|sought to bring them|out to the people.|17:6 And when they|found them not, they|drew Jason and
R	Tcertain brethren unto|the rulers of the city,|crying, These that|have turned the world|upside down are come|hither also;|17:7 Whom Jason hath|received: and these|all do contrary to the|decrees of Caesar,|saying that there is|another king, one|Jesus.|17:8 And they
R	Ttroubled the people|and the rulers of the|city, when they heard|these things.|17:9 And when they|had taken security of|Jason, and of the|other, they let them|go.|17:10 And the|brethren immediately|sent away Paul and|Silas by night unto|Berea: who coming
R	Tthither went into the|synagogue of the|Jews.|17:11 These were|more noble than those|in Thessalonica, in|that they received the|word with all|readiness of mind, and|searched the|scriptures daily,|whether those things|were so.|17:12 Therefore many
R	Tof them believed; also|of honourable women|which were Greeks,|and of men, not a few.|17:13 But when the|Jews of Thessalonica|had knowledge that|the word of God was|preached of Paul at|Berea, they came|thither also, and|stirred up the people.|17:14 And then|immediately the
R	Tbrethren sent away|Paul to go as it were|to the sea: but Silas|and Timotheus abode|there still.|17:15 And they that|conducted Paul|brought him unto|Athens: and receiving|a commandment unto|Silas and Timotheus|for to come to him with|all speed, they|departed.
R	T17:16 Now while Paul|waited for them at|Athens, his spirit was|stirred in him, when he|saw the city wholly|given to idolatry.|17:17 Therefore|disputed he in the|synagogue with the|Jews, and with the|devout persons, and|in the market daily with|them that met with him.|17:18 Then certain
R	Tphilosophers of the|Epicureans, and of|the Stoicks,|encountered him. And|some said, What will|this babbler say?|other some, He|seemeth to be a|setter forth of|strange gods:|because he preached|unto them Jesus, and|the resurrection.|17:19 And they took
R	Thim, and brought him|unto Areopagus,|saying, May we know|what this new doctrine,|whereof thou|speakest, is?|17:20 For thou|bringest certain|strange things to our|ears: we would know|therefore what these|things mean.|17:21 (For all the|Athenians and
R	Tstrangers which were|there spent their time|in nothing else, but|either to tell, or to|hear some new thing.)|17:22 Then Paul stood|in the midst of Mars'|hill, and said, Ye men|of Athens, I perceive|that in all things ye|are too superstitious.|17:23 For as I passed|by, and beheld your|devotions, I found an
R	Taltar with this|inscription, TO THE|UNKNOWN GOD. Whom|therefore ye|ignorantly worship, him|declare I unto you.|17:24 God that made|the world and all|things therein, seeing|that he is Lord of|heaven and earth,|dwelleth not in temples|made with hands;|17:25 Neither is
R	Tworshipped with men's|hands, as though he|needed any thing,|seeing he giveth to all|life, and breath, and|all things;|17:26 And hath made|of one blood all|nations of men for to|dwell on all the face|of the earth, and hath|determined the times|before appointed, and|the bounds of their
R	Thabitation;|17:27 That they|should seek the Lord,|if haply they might|feel after him, and|find him, though he be|not far from every|one of us:|17:28 For in him we|live, and move, and|have our being; as|certain also of your|own poets have said,|For we are also his
R	Toffspring.|17:29 Forasmuch then|as we are the|offspring of God, we|ought not to think that|the Godhead is like|unto gold, or silver,|or stone, graven by|art and man's device.|17:30 And the times of|this ignorance God|winked at; but now|commandeth all men|every where to
R	Trepent:|17:31 Because he hath|appointed a day, in the|which he will judge the|world in|righteousness by that|man whom he hath|ordained; whereof he|hath given assurance|unto all men, in that he|hath raised him from|the dead.|17:32 And when they|heard of the
R	Tresurrection of the|dead, some mocked:|and others said, We|will hear thee again of|this matter.|17:33 So Paul|departed from among|them.|17:34 Howbeit certain|men clave unto him,|and believed: among|the which was|Dionysius the|Areopagite, and a
R	Twoman named Damaris,|and others with them.||18:1 After these|things Paul departed|from Athens, and came|to Corinth;|18:2 And found a|certain Jew named|Aquila, born in Pontus,|lately come from Italy,|with his wife Priscilla;|(because that|Claudius had
R	Tcommanded all Jews to|depart from Rome:)|and came unto them.|18:3 And because he|was of the same craft,|he abode with them,|and wrought: for by|their occupation they|were tentmakers.|18:4 And he reasoned|in the synagogue|every sabbath, and|persuaded the Jews|and the Greeks.
R	T18:5 And when Silas|and Timotheus were|come from Macedonia,|Paul was pressed in|the spirit, and|testified to the Jews|that Jesus was Christ.|18:6 And when they|opposed themselves,|and blasphemed, he|shook his raiment, and|said unto them, Your|blood be upon your|own heads; I am clean;
R	Tfrom henceforth I will|go unto the Gentiles.|18:7 And he departed|thence, and entered|into a certain man's|house, named Justus,|one that worshipped|God, whose house|joined hard to the|synagogue.|18:8 And Crispus, the|chief ruler of the|synagogue, believed|on the Lord with all
R	This house; and many|of the Corinthians|hearing believed, and|were baptized.|18:9 Then spake the|Lord to Paul in the|night by a vision, Be|not afraid, but speak,|and hold not thy|peace:|18:10 For I am with|thee, and no man shall|set on thee to hurt|thee: for I have much
R	Tpeople in this city.|18:11 And he|continued there a|year and six months,|teaching the word of|God among them.|18:12 And when Gallio|was the deputy of|Achaia, the Jews made|insurrection with one|accord against Paul,|and brought him to the|judgment seat,|18:13 Saying, This
R	Tfellow persuadeth men|to worship God|contrary to the law.|18:14 And when Paul|was now about to open|his mouth, Gallio said|unto the Jews, If it|were a matter of|wrong or wicked|lewdness, O ye Jews,|reason would that I|should bear with you:|18:15 But if it be a|question of words and
R	Tnames, and of your|law, look ye to it; for I|will be no judge of|such matters.|18:16 And he drave|them from the|judgment seat.|18:17 Then all the|Greeks took|Sosthenes, the chief|ruler of the|synagogue, and beat|him before the|judgment seat. And
R	TGallio cared for none|of those things.|18:18 And Paul after|this tarried there yet|a good while, and then|took his leave of the|brethren, and sailed|thence into Syria, and|with him Priscilla and|Aquila; having shorn|his head in Cenchrea:|for he had a vow.|18:19 And he came to|Ephesus, and left them
R	Tthere: but he himself|entered into the|synagogue, and|reasoned with the|Jews.|18:20 When they|desired him to tarry|longer time with them,|he consented not;|18:21 But bade them|farewell, saying, I|must by all means|keep this feast that|cometh in Jerusalem:
R	Tbut I will return again|unto you, if God will.|And he sailed from|Ephesus.|18:22 And when he had|landed at Caesarea,|and gone up, and|saluted the church,|he went down to|Antioch.|18:23 And after he|had spent some time|there, he departed,|and went over all the
R	Tcountry of Galatia and|Phrygia in order,|strengthening all the|disciples.|18:24 And a certain|Jew named Apollos,|born at Alexandria, an|eloquent man, and|mighty in the|scriptures, came to|Ephesus.|18:25 This man was|instructed in the way|of the Lord; and being
R	Tfervent in the spirit,|he spake and taught|diligently the things of|the Lord, knowing only|the baptism of John.|18:26 And he began to|speak boldly in the|synagogue: whom when|Aquila and Priscilla|had heard, they took|him unto them, and|expounded unto him|the way of God more|perfectly.
R	T18:27 And when he was|disposed to pass into|Achaia, the brethren|wrote, exhorting the|disciples to receive|him: who, when he was|come, helped them|much which had|believed through|grace:|18:28 For he mightily|convinced the Jews,|and that publickly,|shewing by the
R	Tscriptures that Jesus|was Christ.||19:1 And it came to|pass, that, while|Apollos was at Corinth,|Paul having passed|through the upper|coasts came to|Ephesus: and finding|certain disciples,|19:2 He said unto them,|Have ye received the|Holy Ghost since ye
R	Tbelieved? And they|said unto him, We have|not so much as heard|whether there be any|Holy Ghost.|19:3 And he said unto|them, Unto what then|were ye baptized? And|they said, Unto John's|baptism.|19:4 Then said Paul,|John verily baptized|with the baptism of|repentance, saying
R	Tunto the people, that|they should believe on|him which should come|after him, that is, on|Christ Jesus.|19:5 When they heard|this, they were|baptized in the name|of the Lord Jesus.|19:6 And when Paul|had laid his hands|upon them, the Holy|Ghost came on them;|and they spake with
R	Ttongues, and|prophesied.|19:7 And all the men|were about twelve.|19:8 And he went into|the synagogue, and|spake boldly for the|space of three|months, disputing and|persuading the things|concerning the|kingdom of God.|19:9 But when divers|were hardened, and
R	Tbelieved not, but|spake evil of that way|before the multitude,|he departed from|them, and separated|the disciples, disputing|daily in the school of|one Tyrannus.|19:10 And this|continued by the|space of two years;|so that all they which|dwelt in Asia heard|the word of the Lord
R	TJesus, both Jews and|Greeks.|19:11 And God wrought|special miracles by|the hands of Paul:|19:12 So that from his|body were brought|unto the sick|handkerchiefs or|aprons, and the|diseases departed|from them, and the evil|spirits went out of|them.
R	T19:13 Then certain of|the vagabond Jews,|exorcists, took upon|them to call over them|which had evil spirits|the name of the LORD|Jesus, saying, We|adjure you by Jesus|whom Paul preacheth.|19:14 And there were|seven sons of one|Sceva, a Jew, and|chief of the priests,|which did so.
R	T19:15 And the evil|spirit answered and|said, Jesus I know,|and Paul I know; but|who are ye?|19:16 And the man in|whom the evil spirit|was leaped on them,|and overcame them,|and prevailed against|them, so that they fled|out of that house|naked and wounded.|19:17 And this was
R	Tknown to all the Jews|and Greeks also|dwelling at Ephesus;|and fear fell on them|all, and the name of|the Lord Jesus was|magnified.|19:18 And many that|believed came, and|confessed, and|shewed their deeds.|19:19 Many of them|also which used|curious arts brought
R	Ttheir books together,|and burned them|before all men: and|they counted the|price of them, and|found it fifty|thousand pieces of|silver.|19:20 So mightily grew|the word of God and|prevailed.|19:21 After these|things were ended,|Paul purposed in the
R	Tspirit, when he had|passed through|Macedonia and Achaia,|to go to Jerusalem,|saying, After I have|been there, I must|also see Rome.|19:22 So he sent into|Macedonia two of them|that ministered unto|him, Timotheus and|Erastus; but he|himself stayed in Asia|for a season.
R	T19:23 And the same|time there arose no|small stir about that|way.|19:24 For a certain|man named Demetrius,|a silversmith, which|made silver shrines|for Diana, brought no|small gain unto the|craftsmen;|19:25 Whom he called|together with the|workmen of like
R	Toccupation, and said,|Sirs, ye know that by|this craft we have|our wealth.|19:26 Moreover ye|see and hear, that not|alone at Ephesus, but|almost throughout all|Asia, this Paul hath|persuaded and turned|away much people,|saying that they be no|gods, which are made|with hands:
R	T19:27 So that not only|this our craft is in|danger to be set at|nought; but also that|the temple of the|great goddess Diana|should be despised,|and her magnificence|should be destroyed,|whom all Asia and the|world worshippeth.|19:28 And when they|heard these sayings,|they were full of
R	Twrath, and cried out,|saying, Great is Diana|of the Ephesians.|19:29 And the whole|city was filled with|confusion: and having|caught Gaius and|Aristarchus, men of|Macedonia, Paul's|companions in travel,|they rushed with one|accord into the|theatre.|19:30 And when Paul
R	Twould have entered in|unto the people, the|disciples suffered him|not.|19:31 And certain of|the chief of Asia,|which were his|friends, sent unto him,|desiring him that he|would not adventure|himself into the|theatre.|19:32 Some therefore|cried one thing, and
R	Tsome another: for the|assembly was|confused: and the|more part knew not|wherefore they were|come together.|19:33 And they drew|Alexander out of the|multitude, the Jews|putting him forward.|And Alexander|beckoned with the|hand, and would have|made his defence unto
R	Tthe people.|19:34 But when they|knew that he was a|Jew, all with one voice|about the space of|two hours cried out,|Great is Diana of the|Ephesians.|19:35 And when the|townclerk had|appeased the people,|he said, Ye men of|Ephesus, what man is|there that knoweth
R	Tnot how that the city|of the Ephesians is a|worshipper of the|great goddess Diana,|and of the image which|fell down from|Jupiter?|19:36 Seeing then that|these things cannot|be spoken against, ye|ought to be quiet, and|to do nothing rashly.|19:37 For ye have|brought hither these
R	Tmen, which are neither|robbers of churches,|nor yet blasphemers|of your goddess.|19:38 Wherefore if|Demetrius, and the|craftsmen which are|with him, have a matter|against any man, the|law is open, and there|are deputies: let them|implead one another.|19:39 But if ye|enquire any thing
R	Tconcerning other|matters, it shall be|determined in a lawful|assembly.|19:40 For we are in|danger to be called in|question for this|day's uproar, there|being no cause|whereby we may give|an account of this|concourse.|19:41 And when he had|thus spoken, he
R	Tdismissed the|assembly.||20:1 And after the|uproar was ceased,|Paul called unto him|the disciples, and|embraced them, and|departed for to go|into Macedonia.|20:2 And when he had|gone over those|parts, and had given|them much exhortation,
R	The came into Greece,|20:3 And there abode|three months. And|when the Jews laid|wait for him, as he was|about to sail into|Syria, he purposed to|return through|Macedonia.|20:4 And there|accompanied him into|Asia Sopater of|Berea; and of the|Thessalonians,
R	TAristarchus and|Secundus; and Gaius|of Derbe, and|Timotheus; and of Asia,|Tychicus and|Trophimus.|20:5 These going|before tarried for us|at Troas.|20:6 And we sailed|away from Philippi|after the days of|unleavened bread,|and came unto them to
R	TTroas in five days;|where we abode seven|days.|20:7 And upon the|first day of the week,|when the disciples|came together to|break bread, Paul|preached unto them,|ready to depart on|the morrow; and|continued his speech|until midnight.|20:8 And there were
R	Tmany lights in the|upper chamber, where|they were gathered|together.|20:9 And there sat in|a window a certain|young man named|Eutychus, being fallen|into a deep sleep: and|as Paul was long|preaching, he sunk|down with sleep, and|fell down from the|third loft, and was
R	Ttaken up dead.|20:10 And Paul went|down, and fell on him,|and embracing him|said, Trouble not|yourselves; for his|life is in him.|20:11 When he|therefore was come|up again, and had|broken bread, and|eaten, and talked a|long while, even till|break of day, so he
R	Tdeparted.|20:12 And they|brought the young|man alive, and were|not a little comforted.|20:13 And we went|before to ship, and|sailed unto Assos,|there intending to|take in Paul: for so|had he appointed,|minding himself to go|afoot.|20:14 And when he met
R	Twith us at Assos, we|took him in, and came|to Mitylene.|20:15 And we sailed|thence, and came the|next day over against|Chios; and the next|day we arrived at|Samos, and tarried at|Trogyllium; and the|next day we came to|Miletus.|20:16 For Paul had|determined to sail by
R	TEphesus, because he|would not spend the|time in Asia: for he|hasted, if it were|possible for him, to be|at Jerusalem the day|of Pentecost.|20:17 And from Miletus|he sent to Ephesus,|and called the elders|of the church.|20:18 And when they|were come to him, he|said unto them, Ye
R	Tknow, from the first|day that I came into|Asia, after what|manner I have been|with you at all|seasons,|20:19 Serving the|LORD with all humility|of mind, and with many|tears, and temptations,|which befell me by the|lying in wait of the|Jews:|20:20 And how I kept
R	Tback nothing that was|profitable unto you,|but have shewed you,|and have taught you|publickly, and from|house to house,|20:21 Testifying both|to the Jews, and also|to the Greeks,|repentance toward|God, and faith toward|our Lord Jesus|Christ.|20:22 And now, behold,
R	TI go bound in the|spirit unto Jerusalem,|not knowing the things|that shall befall me|there:|20:23 Save that the|Holy Ghost witnesseth|in every city, saying|that bonds and|afflictions abide me.|20:24 But none of|these things move me,|neither count I my life|dear unto myself, so
R	Tthat I might finish my|course with joy, and|the ministry, which I|have received of the|Lord Jesus, to testify|the gospel of the|grace of God.|20:25 And now, behold,|I know that ye all,|among whom I have|gone preaching the|kingdom of God, shall|see my face no more.|20:26 Wherefore I
R	Ttake you to record|this day, that I am|pure from the blood|of all men.|20:27 For I have not|shunned to declare|unto you all the|counsel of God.|20:28 Take heed|therefore unto|yourselves, and to all|the flock, over the|which the Holy Ghost|hath made you
R	Toverseers, to feed|the church of God,|which he hath|purchased with his|own blood.|20:29 For I know this,|that after my|departing shall|grievous wolves enter|in among you, not|sparing the flock.|20:30 Also of your|own selves shall men|arise, speaking
R	Tperverse things, to|draw away disciples|after them.|20:31 Therefore|watch, and remember,|that by the space of|three years I ceased|not to warn every one|night and day with|tears.|20:32 And now,|brethren, I commend|you to God, and to the|word of his grace,
R	Twhich is able to build|you up, and to give|you an inheritance|among all them which|are sanctified.|20:33 I have coveted|no man's silver, or|gold, or apparel.|20:34 Yea, ye|yourselves know, that|these hands have|ministered unto my|necessities, and to|them that were with me.
R	T20:35 I have shewed|you all things, how|that so labouring ye|ought to support the|weak, and to remember|the words of the Lord|Jesus, how he said, It|is more blessed to|give than to receive.|20:36 And when he had|thus spoken, he|kneeled down, and|prayed with them all.|20:37 And they all
R	Twept sore, and fell on|Paul's neck, and|kissed him,|20:38 Sorrowing most|of all for the words|which he spake, that|they should see his|face no more. And|they accompanied him|unto the ship.||21:1 And it came to|pass, that after we|were gotten from
R	Tthem, and had|launched, we came with|a straight course|unto Coos, and the|day following unto|Rhodes, and from|thence unto Patara:|21:2 And finding a ship|sailing over unto|Phenicia, we went|aboard, and set forth.|21:3 Now when we had|discovered Cyprus, we|left it on the left
R	Thand, and sailed into|Syria, and landed at|Tyre: for there the|ship was to unlade|her burden.|21:4 And finding|disciples, we tarried|there seven days: who|said to Paul through|the Spirit, that he|should not go up to|Jerusalem.|21:5 And when we had|accomplished those
R	Tdays, we departed and|went our way; and|they all brought us on|our way, with wives|and children, till we|were out of the city:|and we kneeled down|on the shore, and|prayed.|21:6 And when we had|taken our leave one|of another, we took|ship; and they|returned home again.
R	T21:7 And when we had|finished our course|from Tyre, we came to|Ptolemais, and saluted|the brethren, and|abode with them one|day.|21:8 And the next day|we that were of Paul's|company departed,|and came unto|Caesarea: and we|entered into the|house of Philip the
R	Tevangelist, which was|one of the seven; and|abode with him.|21:9 And the same man|had four daughters,|virgins, which did|prophesy.|21:10 And as we|tarried there many|days, there came down|from Judaea a certain|prophet, named|Agabus.|21:11 And when he was
R	Tcome unto us, he took|Paul's girdle, and|bound his own hands|and feet, and said,|Thus saith the Holy|Ghost, So shall the|Jews at Jerusalem|bind the man that|owneth this girdle, and|shall deliver him into|the hands of the|Gentiles.|21:12 And when we|heard these things,
R	Tboth we, and they of|that place, besought|him not to go up to|Jerusalem.|21:13 Then Paul|answered, What mean|ye to weep and to|break mine heart? for|I am ready not to be|bound only, but also|to die at Jerusalem|for the name of the|Lord Jesus.|21:14 And when he
R	Twould not be|persuaded, we ceased,|saying, The will of the|Lord be done.|21:15 And after those|days we took up our|carriages, and went|up to Jerusalem.|21:16 There went with|us also certain of the|disciples of Caesarea,|and brought with them|one Mnason of|Cyprus, an old
R	Tdisciple, with whom we|should lodge.|21:17 And when we|were come to|Jerusalem, the|brethren received us|gladly.|21:18 And the day|following Paul went in|with us unto James;|and all the elders|were present.|21:19 And when he had|saluted them, he
R	Tdeclared particularly|what things God had|wrought among the|Gentiles by his|ministry.|21:20 And when they|heard it, they glorified|the Lord, and said|unto him, Thou seest,|brother, how many|thousands of Jews|there are which|believe; and they are|all zealous of the law:
R	T21:21 And they are|informed of thee, that|thou teachest all the|Jews which are among|the Gentiles to|forsake Moses, saying|that they ought not to|circumcise their|children, neither to|walk after the|customs.|21:22 What is it|therefore? the|multitude must needs
R	Tcome together: for|they will hear that|thou art come.|21:23 Do therefore|this that we say to|thee: We have four|men which have a vow|on them;|21:24 Them take, and|purify thyself with|them, and be at|charges with them,|that they may shave|their heads: and all
R	Tmay know that those|things, whereof they|were informed|concerning thee, are|nothing; but that thou|thyself also walkest|orderly, and keepest|the law.|21:25 As touching the|Gentiles which believe,|we have written and|concluded that they|observe no such|thing, save only that
R	Tthey keep themselves|from things offered|to idols, and from|blood, and from|strangled, and from|fornication.|21:26 Then Paul took|the men, and the next|day purifying himself|with them entered into|the temple, to signify|the accomplishment of|the days of|purification, until that
R	Tan offering should be|offered for every|one of them.|21:27 And when the|seven days were|almost ended, the|Jews which were of|Asia, when they saw|him in the temple,|stirred up all the|people, and laid hands|on him,|21:28 Crying out, Men|of Israel, help: This is
R	Tthe man, that teacheth|all men every where|against the people,|and the law, and this|place: and further|brought Greeks also|into the temple, and|hath polluted this holy|place.|21:29 (For they had|seen before with him|in the city Trophimus|an Ephesian, whom|they supposed that
R	TPaul had brought into|the temple.)|21:30 And all the city|was moved, and the|people ran together:|and they took Paul,|and drew him out of|the temple: and|forthwith the doors|were shut.|21:31 And as they|went about to kill him,|tidings came unto the|chief captain of the
R	Tband, that all|Jerusalem was in an|uproar.|21:32 Who immediately|took soldiers and|centurions, and ran|down unto them: and|when they saw the|chief captain and the|soldiers, they left|beating of Paul.|21:33 Then the chief|captain came near,|and took him, and
R	Tcommanded him to be|bound with two chains;|and demanded who he|was, and what he had|done.|21:34 And some cried|one thing, some|another, among the|multitude: and when he|could not know the|certainty for the|tumult, he commanded|him to be carried into|the castle.
R	T21:35 And when he|came upon the stairs,|so it was, that he was|borne of the soldiers|for the violence of|the people.|21:36 For the|multitude of the|people followed after,|crying, Away with him.|21:37 And as Paul was|to be led into the|castle, he said unto|the chief captain, May
R	TI speak unto thee?|Who said, Canst thou|speak Greek?|21:38 Art not thou|that Egyptian, which|before these days|madest an uproar, and|leddest out into the|wilderness four|thousand men that|were murderers?|21:39 But Paul said, I|am a man which am a|Jew of Tarsus, a city
R	Tin Cilicia, a citizen of|no mean city: and, I|beseech thee, suffer|me to speak unto the|people.|21:40 And when he had|given him licence, Paul|stood on the stairs,|and beckoned with the|hand unto the people.|And when there was|made a great silence,|he spake unto them in|the Hebrew tongue,
R	Tsaying,||22:1 Men, brethren,|and fathers, hear ye|my defence which I|make now unto you.|22:2 (And when they|heard that he spake|in the Hebrew tongue|to them, they kept the|more silence: and he|saith,)|22:3 I am verily a man|which am a Jew, born
R	Tin Tarsus, a city in|Cilicia, yet brought up|in this city at the feet|of Gamaliel, and taught|according to the|perfect manner of the|law of the fathers,|and was zealous|toward God, as ye all|are this day.|22:4 And I persecuted|this way unto the|death, binding and|delivering into prisons
R	Tboth men and women.|22:5 As also the high|priest doth bear me|witness, and all the|estate of the elders:|from whom also I|received letters unto|the brethren, and|went to Damascus, to|bring them which were|there bound unto|Jerusalem, for to be|punished.|22:6 And it came to
R	Tpass, that, as I made|my journey, and was|come nigh unto|Damascus about noon,|suddenly there shone|from heaven a great|light round about me.|22:7 And I fell unto|the ground, and heard|a voice saying unto|me, Saul, Saul, why|persecutest thou me?|22:8 And I answered,|Who art thou, Lord?
R	TAnd he said unto me, I|am Jesus of Nazareth,|whom thou|persecutest.|22:9 And they that|were with me saw|indeed the light, and|were afraid; but they|heard not the voice|of him that spake to|me.|22:10 And I said, What|shall I do, LORD? And|the Lord said unto me,
R	TArise, and go into|Damascus; and there it|shall be told thee of|all things which are|appointed for thee to|do.|22:11 And when I|could not see for the|glory of that light,|being led by the hand|of them that were with|me, I came into|Damascus.|22:12 And one Ananias,
R	Ta devout man|according to the law,|having a good report|of all the Jews which|dwelt there,|22:13 Came unto me,|and stood, and said|unto me, Brother Saul,|receive thy sight. And|the same hour I|looked up upon him.|22:14 And he said, The|God of our fathers|hath chosen thee, that
R	Tthou shouldest know|his will, and see that|Just One, and|shouldest hear the|voice of his mouth.|22:15 For thou shalt|be his witness unto all|men of what thou hast|seen and heard.|22:16 And now why|tarriest thou? arise,|and be baptized, and|wash away thy sins,|calling on the name of
R	Tthe Lord.|22:17 And it came to|pass, that, when I was|come again to|Jerusalem, even while|I prayed in the temple,|I was in a trance;|22:18 And saw him|saying unto me, Make|haste, and get thee|quickly out of|Jerusalem: for they|will not receive thy|testimony concerning
R	Tme.|22:19 And I said, Lord,|they know that I|imprisoned and beat in|every synagogue them|that believed on thee:|22:20 And when the|blood of thy martyr|Stephen was shed, I|also was standing by,|and consenting unto|his death, and kept|the raiment of them|that slew him.
R	T22:21 And he said unto|me, Depart: for I will|send thee far hence|unto the Gentiles.|22:22 And they gave|him audience unto this|word, and then lifted|up their voices, and|said, Away with such a|fellow from the earth:|for it is not fit that he|should live.|22:23 And as they|cried out, and cast
R	Toff their clothes, and|threw dust into the|air,|22:24 The chief|captain commanded him|to be brought into the|castle, and bade that|he should be examined|by scourging; that he|might know wherefore|they cried so against|him.|22:25 And as they|bound him with thongs,
R	TPaul said unto the|centurion that stood|by, Is it lawful for you|to scourge a man that|is a Roman, and|uncondemned?|22:26 When the|centurion heard that,|he went and told the|chief captain, saying,|Take heed what thou|doest: for this man is|a Roman.|22:27 Then the chief
R	Tcaptain came, and said|unto him, Tell me, art|thou a Roman? He said,|Yea.|22:28 And the chief|captain answered, With|a great sum obtained I|this freedom. And Paul|said, But I was free|born.|22:29 Then|straightway they|departed from him|which should have
R	Texamined him: and the|chief captain also was|afraid, after he knew|that he was a Roman,|and because he had|bound him.|22:30 On the morrow,|because he would|have known the|certainty wherefore|he was accused of|the Jews, he loosed|him from his bands,|and commanded the
R	Tchief priests and all|their council to|appear, and brought|Paul down, and set him|before them.||23:1 And Paul,|earnestly beholding|the council, said, Men|and brethren, I have|lived in all good|conscience before|God until this day.|23:2 And the high
R	Tpriest Ananias|commanded them that|stood by him to smite|him on the mouth.|23:3 Then said Paul|unto him, God shall|smite thee, thou whited|wall: for sittest thou|to judge me after the|law, and commandest|me to be smitten|contrary to the law?|23:4 And they that|stood by said, Revilest
R	Tthou God's high|priest?|23:5 Then said Paul, I|wist not, brethren,|that he was the high|priest: for it is|written, Thou shalt not|speak evil of the|ruler of thy people.|23:6 But when Paul|perceived that the|one part were|Sadducees, and the|other Pharisees, he
R	Tcried out in the|council, Men and|brethren, I am a|Pharisee, the son of a|Pharisee: of the hope|and resurrection of|the dead I am called in|question.|23:7 And when he had|so said, there arose a|dissension between|the Pharisees and the|Sadducees: and the|multitude was divided.
R	T23:8 For the|Sadducees say that|there is no|resurrection, neither|angel, nor spirit: but|the Pharisees|confess both.|23:9 And there arose|a great cry: and the|scribes that were of|the Pharisees' part|arose, and strove,|saying, We find no evil|in this man: but if a
R	Tspirit or an angel|hath spoken to him, let|us not fight against|God.|23:10 And when there|arose a great|dissension, the chief|captain, fearing lest|Paul should have been|pulled in pieces of|them, commanded the|soldiers to go down,|and to take him by|force from among
R	Tthem, and to bring him|into the castle.|23:11 And the night|following the Lord|stood by him, and said,|Be of good cheer,|Paul: for as thou hast|testified of me in|Jerusalem, so must|thou bear witness|also at Rome.|23:12 And when it was|day, certain of the|Jews banded together,
R	Tand bound themselves|under a curse, saying|that they would|neither eat nor drink|till they had killed|Paul.|23:13 And they were|more than forty which|had made this|conspiracy.|23:14 And they came|to the chief priests|and elders, and said,|We have bound
R	Tourselves under a|great curse, that we|will eat nothing until|we have slain Paul.|23:15 Now therefore|ye with the council|signify to the chief|captain that he bring|him down unto you to|morrow, as though ye|would enquire|something more|perfectly concerning|him: and we, or ever
R	The come near, are|ready to kill him.|23:16 And when Paul's|sister's son heard of|their lying in wait, he|went and entered into|the castle, and told|Paul.|23:17 Then Paul called|one of the centurions|unto him, and said,|Bring this young man|unto the chief captain:|for he hath a certain
R	Tthing to tell him.|23:18 So he took him,|and brought him to the|chief captain, and|said, Paul the|prisoner called me|unto him, and prayed|me to bring this young|man unto thee, who|hath something to say|unto thee.|23:19 Then the chief|captain took him by|the hand, and went
R	Twith him aside|privately, and asked|him, What is that thou|hast to tell me?|23:20 And he said, The|Jews have agreed to|desire thee that thou|wouldest bring down|Paul to morrow into|the council, as though|they would enquire|somewhat of him more|perfectly.|23:21 But do not thou
R	Tyield unto them: for|there lie in wait for|him of them more than|forty men, which have|bound themselves with|an oath, that they will|neither eat nor drink|till they have killed|him: and now are they|ready, looking for a|promise from thee.|23:22 So the chief|captain then let the|young man depart, and
R	Tcharged him, See thou|tell no man that thou|hast shewed these|things to me.|23:23 And he called|unto him two|centurions, saying,|Make ready two|hundred soldiers to|go to Caesarea, and|horsemen threescore|and ten, and spearmen|two hundred, at the|third hour of the
R	Tnight;|23:24 And provide|them beasts, that they|may set Paul on, and|bring him safe unto|Felix the governor.|23:25 And he wrote a|letter after this|manner:|23:26 Claudius Lysias|unto the most|excellent governor|Felix sendeth|greeting.
R	T23:27 This man was|taken of the Jews, and|should have been|killed of them: then|came I with an army,|and rescued him,|having understood|that he was a Roman.|23:28 And when I|would have known the|cause wherefore they|accused him, I brought|him forth into their|council:
R	T23:29 Whom I|perceived to be|accused of questions|of their law, but to|have nothing laid to|his charge worthy of|death or of bonds.|23:30 And when it was|told me how that the|Jews laid wait for the|man, I sent|straightway to thee,|and gave commandment|to his accusers also
R	Tto say before thee|what they had against|him. Farewell.|23:31 Then the|soldiers, as it was|commanded them, took|Paul, and brought him|by night to Antipatris.|23:32 On the morrow|they left the|horsemen to go with|him, and returned to|the castle:|23:33 Who, when they
R	Tcame to Caesarea and|delivered the epistle|to the governor,|presented Paul also|before him.|23:34 And when the|governor had read|the letter, he asked|of what province he|was. And when he|understood that he|was of Cilicia;|23:35 I will hear thee,|said he, when thine
R	Taccusers are also|come. And he|commanded him to be|kept in Herod's|judgment hall.||24:1 And after five|days Ananias the high|priest descended with|the elders, and with a|certain orator named|Tertullus, who|informed the|governor against
R	TPaul.|24:2 And when he was|called forth, Tertullus|began to accuse him,|saying, Seeing that by|thee we enjoy great|quietness, and that|very worthy deeds|are done unto this|nation by thy|providence,|24:3 We accept it|always, and in all|places, most noble
R	TFelix, with all|thankfulness.|24:4 Notwithstanding,|that I be not further|tedious unto thee, I|pray thee that thou|wouldest hear us of|thy clemency a few|words.|24:5 For we have|found this man a|pestilent fellow, and a|mover of sedition|among all the Jews
R	Tthroughout the world,|and a ringleader of|the sect of the|Nazarenes:|24:6 Who also hath|gone about to|profane the temple:|whom we took, and|would have judged|according to our law.|24:7 But the chief|captain Lysias came|upon us, and with|great violence took
R	Thim away out of our|hands,|24:8 Commanding his|accusers to come|unto thee: by|examining of whom|thyself mayest take|knowledge of all these|things, whereof we|accuse him.|24:9 And the Jews|also assented, saying|that these things were|so.
R	T24:10 Then Paul, after|that the governor had|beckoned unto him to|speak, answered,|Forasmuch as I know|that thou hast been|of many years a|judge unto this nation,|I do the more|cheerfully answer for|myself:|24:11 Because that|thou mayest|understand, that
R	Tthere are yet but|twelve days since I|went up to Jerusalem|for to worship.|24:12 And they neither|found me in the temple|disputing with any man,|neither raising up the|people, neither in the|synagogues, nor in|the city:|24:13 Neither can they|prove the things|whereof they now
R	Taccuse me.|24:14 But this I|confess unto thee,|that after the way|which they call|heresy, so worship I|the God of my fathers,|believing all things|which are written in|the law and in the|prophets:|24:15 And have hope|toward God, which they|themselves also allow,
R	Tthat there shall be a|resurrection of the|dead, both of the just|and unjust.|24:16 And herein do I|exercise myself, to|have always a|conscience void to|offence toward God,|and toward men.|24:17 Now after many|years I came to bring|alms to my nation, and|offerings.
R	T24:18 Whereupon|certain Jews from|Asia found me purified|in the temple, neither|with multitude, nor with|tumult.|24:19 Who ought to|have been here|before thee, and|object, if they had|ought against me.|24:20 Or else let|these same here say,|if they have found
R	Tany evil doing in me,|while I stood before|the council,|24:21 Except it be for|this one voice, that I|cried standing among|them, Touching the|resurrection of the|dead I am called in|question by you this|day.|24:22 And when Felix|heard these things,|having more perfect
R	Tknowledge of that way,|he deferred them, and|said, When Lysias the|chief captain shall|come down, I will know|the uttermost of your|matter.|24:23 And he|commanded a|centurion to keep|Paul, and to let him|have liberty, and that|he should forbid none|of his acquaintance to
R	Tminister or come unto|him.|24:24 And after|certain days, when|Felix came with his wife|Drusilla, which was a|Jewess, he sent for|Paul, and heard him|concerning the faith|in Christ.|24:25 And as he|reasoned of|righteousness,|temperance, and
R	Tjudgment to come,|Felix trembled, and|answered, Go thy way|for this time; when I|have a convenient|season, I will call for|thee.|24:26 He hoped also|that money should|have been given him|of Paul, that he might|loose him: wherefore|he sent for him the|oftener, and
R	Tcommuned with him.|24:27 But after two|years Porcius Festus|came into Felix' room:|and Felix, willing to|shew the Jews a|pleasure, left Paul|bound.||25:1 Now when Festus|was come into the|province, after three|days he ascended|from Caesarea to
R	TJerusalem.|25:2 Then the high|priest and the chief|of the Jews informed|him against Paul, and|besought him,|25:3 And desired|favour against him,|that he would send|for him to Jerusalem,|laying wait in the way|to kill him.|25:4 But Festus|answered, that Paul
R	Tshould be kept at|Caesarea, and that he|himself would depart|shortly thither.|25:5 Let them|therefore, said he,|which among you are|able, go down with me,|and accuse this man,|if there be any|wickedness in him.|25:6 And when he had|tarried among them|more than ten days,
R	The went down unto|Caesarea; and the|next day sitting on the|judgment seat|commanded Paul to be|brought.|25:7 And when he was|come, the Jews which|came down from|Jerusalem stood|round about, and laid|many and grievous|complaints against|Paul, which they could
R	Tnot prove.|25:8 While he|answered for himself,|Neither against the|law of the Jews,|neither against the|temple, nor yet|against Caesar, have I|offended any thing at|all.|25:9 But Festus, willing|to do the Jews a|pleasure, answered|Paul, and said, Wilt
R	Tthou go up to|Jerusalem, and there|be judged of these|things before me?|25:10 Then said Paul, I|stand at Caesar's|judgment seat, where|I ought to be judged:|to the Jews have I|done no wrong, as|thou very well|knowest.|25:11 For if I be an|offender, or have
R	Tcommitted any thing|worthy of death, I|refuse not to die: but|if there be none of|these things whereof|these accuse me, no|man may deliver me|unto them. I appeal|unto Caesar.|25:12 Then Festus,|when he had|conferred with the|council, answered,|Hast thou appealed
R	Tunto Caesar? unto|Caesar shalt thou go.|25:13 And after|certain days king|Agrippa and Bernice|came unto Caesarea|to salute Festus.|25:14 And when they|had been there many|days, Festus declared|Paul's cause unto the|king, saying, There is|a certain man left in|bonds by Felix:
R	T25:15 About whom,|when I was at|Jerusalem, the chief|priests and the|elders of the Jews|informed me, desiring|to have judgment|against him.|25:16 To whom I|answered, It is not the|manner of the Romans|to deliver any man to|die, before that he|which is accused have
R	Tthe accusers face to|face, and have licence|to answer for himself|concerning the crime|laid against him.|25:17 Therefore, when|they were come hither,|without any delay on|the morrow I sat on|the judgment seat,|and commanded the|man to be brought|forth.|25:18 Against whom
R	Twhen the accusers|stood up, they|brought none|accusation of such|things as I supposed:|25:19 But had certain|questions against him|of their own|superstition, and of|one Jesus, which was|dead, whom Paul|affirmed to be alive.|25:20 And because I|doubted of such
R	Tmanner of questions, I|asked him whether he|would go to Jerusalem,|and there be judged|of these matters.|25:21 But when Paul|had appealed to be|reserved unto the|hearing of Augustus, I|commanded him to be|kept till I might send|him to Caesar.|25:22 Then Agrippa|said unto Festus, I
R	Twould also hear the|man myself. To morrow,|said he, thou shalt|hear him.|25:23 And on the|morrow, when Agrippa|was come, and Bernice,|with great pomp, and|was entered into the|place of hearing, with|the chief captains,|and principal men of|the city, at Festus'|commandment Paul was
R	Tbrought forth.|25:24 And Festus said,|King Agrippa, and all|men which are here|present with us, ye|see this man, about|whom all the multitude|of the Jews have|dealt with me, both at|Jerusalem, and also|here, crying that he|ought not to live any|longer.|25:25 But when I
R	Tfound that he had|committed nothing|worthy of death, and|that he himself hath|appealed to Augustus,|I have determined to|send him.|25:26 Of whom I have|no certain thing to|write unto my lord.|Wherefore I have|brought him forth|before you, and|specially before thee,
R	TO king Agrippa, that,|after examination had,|I might have somewhat|to write.|25:27 For it seemeth|to me unreasonable to|send a prisoner, and|not withal to signify|the crimes laid against|him.||26:1 Then Agrippa said|unto Paul, Thou art|permitted to speak for
R	Tthyself. Then Paul|stretched forth the|hand, and answered|for himself:|26:2 I think myself|happy, king Agrippa,|because I shall|answer for myself|this day before thee|touching all the things|whereof I am accused|of the Jews:|26:3 Especially|because I know thee
R	Tto be expert in all|customs and questions|which are among the|Jews: wherefore I|beseech thee to hear|me patiently.|26:4 My manner of life|from my youth, which|was at the first among|mine own nation at|Jerusalem, know all|the Jews;|26:5 Which knew me|from the beginning, if
R	Tthey would testify,|that after the most|straitest sect of our|religion I lived a|Pharisee.|26:6 And now I stand|and am judged for|the hope of the|promise made of God,|unto our fathers:|26:7 Unto which|promise our twelve|tribes, instantly|serving God day and
R	Tnight, hope to come.|For which hope's sake,|king Agrippa, I am|accused of the Jews.|26:8 Why should it be|thought a thing|incredible with you,|that God should raise|the dead?|26:9 I verily thought|with myself, that I|ought to do many|things contrary to the|name of Jesus of
R	TNazareth.|26:10 Which thing I|also did in Jerusalem:|and many of the|saints did I shut up in|prison, having|received authority|from the chief priests;|and when they were|put to death, I gave|my voice against them.|26:11 And I punished|them oft in every|synagogue, and
R	Tcompelled them to|blaspheme; and being|exceedingly mad|against them, I|persecuted them even|unto strange cities.|26:12 Whereupon as I|went to Damascus with|authority and|commission from the|chief priests,|26:13 At midday, O king,|I saw in the way a|light from heaven,
R	Tabove the brightness|of the sun, shining|round about me and|them which journeyed|with me.|26:14 And when we|were all fallen to the|earth, I heard a voice|speaking unto me, and|saying in the Hebrew|tongue, Saul, Saul, why|persecutest thou me?|it is hard for thee to|kick against the
R	Tpricks.|26:15 And I said, Who|art thou, Lord? And|he said, I am Jesus|whom thou|persecutest.|26:16 But rise, and|stand upon thy feet:|for I have appeared|unto thee for this|purpose, to make thee|a minister and a|witness both of these|things which thou hast
R	Tseen, and of those|things in the which I|will appear unto thee;|26:17 Delivering thee|from the people, and|from the Gentiles, unto|whom now I send thee,|26:18 To open their|eyes, and to turn them|from darkness to|light, and from the|power of Satan unto|God, that they may|receive forgiveness
R	Tof sins, and|inheritance among|them which are|sanctified by faith|that is in me.|26:19 Whereupon, O|king Agrippa, I was not|disobedient unto the|heavenly vision:|26:20 But shewed first|unto them of|Damascus, and at|Jerusalem, and|throughout all the
R	Tcoasts of Judaea, and|then to the Gentiles,|that they should|repent and turn to|God, and do works|meet for repentance.|26:21 For these|causes the Jews|caught me in the|temple, and went about|to kill me.|26:22 Having|therefore obtained|help of God, I continue
R	Tunto this day,|witnessing both to|small and great,|saying none other|things than those|which the prophets|and Moses did say|should come:|26:23 That Christ|should suffer, and|that he should be the|first that should rise|from the dead, and|should shew light unto
R	Tthe people, and to the|Gentiles.|26:24 And as he thus|spake for himself,|Festus said with a|loud voice, Paul, thou|art beside thyself;|much learning doth|make thee mad.|26:25 But he said, I am|not mad, most noble|Festus; but speak|forth the words of|truth and soberness.
R	T26:26 For the king|knoweth of these|things, before whom|also I speak freely:|for I am persuaded|that none of these|things are hidden|from him; for this thing|was not done in a|corner.|26:27 King Agrippa,|believest thou the|prophets? I know that|thou believest.
R	T26:28 Then Agrippa|said unto Paul, Almost|thou persuadest me to|be a Christian.|26:29 And Paul said, I|would to God, that not|only thou, but also all|that hear me this day,|were both almost, and|altogether such as I|am, except these|bonds.|26:30 And when he had|thus spoken, the king
R	Trose up, and the|governor, and|Bernice, and they that|sat with them:|26:31 And when they|were gone aside, they|talked between|themselves, saying,|This man doeth nothing|worthy of death or of|bonds.|26:32 Then said|Agrippa unto Festus,|This man might have
R	Tbeen set at liberty, if|he had not appealed|unto Caesar.||27:1 And when it was|determined that we|should sail into Italy,|they delivered Paul|and certain other|prisoners unto one|named Julius, a|centurion of|Augustus' band.|27:2 And entering into
R	Ta ship of Adramyttium,|we launched, meaning|to sail by the coasts|of Asia; one|Aristarchus, a|Macedonian of|Thessalonica, being|with us.|27:3 And the next day|we touched at Sidon.|And Julius|courteously|entreated Paul, and|gave him liberty to go
R	Tunto his friends to|refresh himself.|27:4 And when we had|launched from thence,|we sailed under|Cyprus, because the|winds were contrary.|27:5 And when we had|sailed over the sea of|Cilicia and Pamphylia,|we came to Myra, a|city of Lycia.|27:6 And there the|centurion found a
R	Tship of Alexandria|sailing into Italy; and|he put us therein.|27:7 And when we had|sailed slowly many|days, and scarce|were come over|against Cnidus, the|wind not suffering us,|we sailed under Crete,|over against Salmone;|27:8 And, hardly|passing it, came unto a|place which is called
R	TThe fair havens; nigh|whereunto was the|city of Lasea.|27:9 Now when much|time was spent, and|when sailing was now|dangerous, because|the fast was now|already past, Paul|admonished them,|27:10 And said unto|them, Sirs, I perceive|that this voyage will|be with hurt and much
R	Tdamage, not only of|the lading and ship,|but also of our lives.|27:11 Nevertheless|the centurion believed|the master and the|owner of the ship,|more than those|things which were|spoken by Paul.|27:12 And because the|haven was not|commodious to winter|in, the more part
R	Tadvised to depart|thence also, if by any|means they might|attain to Phenice, and|there to winter; which|is an haven of Crete,|and lieth toward the|south west and north|west.|27:13 And when the|south wind blew softly,|supposing that they|had obtained their|purpose, loosing
R	Tthence, they sailed|close by Crete.|27:14 But not long|after there arose|against it a|tempestuous wind,|called Euroclydon.|27:15 And when the|ship was caught, and|could not bear up into|the wind, we let her|drive.|27:16 And running|under a certain island
R	Twhich is called Clauda,|we had much work to|come by the boat:|27:17 Which when they|had taken up, they|used helps,|undergirding the ship;|and, fearing lest they|should fall into the|quicksands, strake|sail, and so were|driven.|27:18 And we being|exceedingly tossed
R	Twith a tempest, the|next day they|lightened the ship;|27:19 And the third|day we cast out with|our own hands the|tackling of the ship.|27:20 And when|neither sun nor stars|in many days|appeared, and no|small tempest lay on|us, all hope that we|should be saved was
R	Tthen taken away.|27:21 But after long|abstinence Paul stood|forth in the midst of|them, and said, Sirs, ye|should have|hearkened unto me,|and not have loosed|from Crete, and to|have gained this harm|and loss.|27:22 And now I|exhort you to be of|good cheer: for there
R	Tshall be no loss of|any man's life among|you, but of the ship.|27:23 For there stood|by me this night the|angel of God, whose I|am, and whom I serve,|27:24 Saying, Fear not,|Paul; thou must be|brought before|Caesar: and, lo, God|hath given thee all|them that sail with|thee.
R	T27:25 Wherefore, sirs,|be of good cheer: for|I believe God, that it|shall be even as it|was told me.|27:26 Howbeit we must|be cast upon a|certain island.|27:27 But when the|fourteenth night was|come, as we were|driven up and down in|Adria, about midnight|the shipmen deemed
R	Tthat they drew near|to some country;|27:28 And sounded,|and found it twenty|fathoms: and when|they had gone a little|further, they sounded|again, and found it|fifteen fathoms.|27:29 Then fearing|lest we should have|fallen upon rocks,|they cast four|anchors out of the
R	Tstern, and wished for|the day.|27:30 And as the|shipmen were about to|flee out of the ship,|when they had let|down the boat into the|sea, under colour as|though they would|have cast anchors|out of the foreship,|27:31 Paul said to the|centurion and to the|soldiers, Except these
R	Tabide in the ship, ye|cannot be saved.|27:32 Then the|soldiers cut off the|ropes of the boat,|and let her fall off.|27:33 And while the|day was coming on,|Paul besought them all|to take meat, saying,|This day is the|fourteenth day that|ye have tarried and|continued fasting,
R	Thaving taken nothing.|27:34 Wherefore I|pray you to take some|meat: for this is for|your health: for there|shall not an hair fall|from the head of any|of you.|27:35 And when he had|thus spoken, he took|bread, and gave|thanks to God in|presence of them all:|and when he had
R	Tbroken it, he began to|eat.|27:36 Then were they|all of good cheer, and|they also took some|meat.|27:37 And we were in|all in the ship two|hundred threescore|and sixteen souls.|27:38 And when they|had eaten enough,|they lightened the|ship, and cast out the
R	Twheat into the sea.|27:39 And when it was|day, they knew not the|land: but they|discovered a certain|creek with a shore,|into the which they|were minded, if it were|possible, to thrust in|the ship.|27:40 And when they|had taken up the|anchors, they|committed themselves
R	Tunto the sea, and|loosed the rudder|bands, and hoised up|the mainsail to the|wind, and made toward|shore.|27:41 And falling into|a place where two|seas met, they ran the|ship aground; and the|forepart stuck fast,|and remained|unmoveable, but the|hinder part was
R	Tbroken with the|violence of the waves.|27:42 And the|soldiers' counsel was|to kill the prisoners,|lest any of them|should swim out, and|escape.|27:43 But the|centurion, willing to|save Paul, kept them|from their purpose;|and commanded that|they which could swim
R	Tshould cast|themselves first into|the sea, and get to|land:|27:44 And the rest,|some on boards, and|some on broken|pieces of the ship.|And so it came to|pass, that they|escaped all safe to|land.||28:1 And when they
R	Twere escaped, then|they knew that the|island was called|Melita.|28:2 And the|barbarous people|shewed us no little|kindness: for they|kindled a fire, and|received us every|one, because of the|present rain, and|because of the cold.|28:3 And when Paul
R	Thad gathered a|bundle of sticks, and|laid them on the fire,|there came a viper|out of the heat, and|fastened on his hand.|28:4 And when the|barbarians saw the|venomous beast hang|on his hand, they said|among themselves, No|doubt this man is a|murderer, whom,|though he hath
R	Tescaped the sea, yet|vengeance suffereth|not to live.|28:5 And he shook off|the beast into the|fire, and felt no harm.|28:6 Howbeit they|looked when he should|have swollen, or|fallen down dead|suddenly: but after|they had looked a|great while, and saw|no harm come to him,
R	Tthey changed their|minds, and said that he|was a god.|28:7 In the same|quarters were|possessions of the|chief man of the|island, whose name|was Publius; who|received us, and|lodged us three days|courteously.|28:8 And it came to|pass, that the father
R	Tof Publius lay sick of|a fever and of a|bloody flux: to whom|Paul entered in, and|prayed, and laid his|hands on him, and|healed him.|28:9 So when this was|done, others also,|which had diseases in|the island, came, and|were healed:|28:10 Who also|honoured us with many
R	Thonours; and when we|departed, they laded|us with such things as|were necessary.|28:11 And after three|months we departed in|a ship of Alexandria,|which had wintered in|the isle, whose sign|was Castor and Pollux.|28:12 And landing at|Syracuse, we tarried|there three days.|28:13 And from thence
R	Twe fetched a compass,|and came to Rhegium:|and after one day the|south wind blew, and|we came the next day|to Puteoli:|28:14 Where we found|brethren, and were|desired to tarry with|them seven days: and|so we went toward|Rome.|28:15 And from|thence, when the
R	Tbrethren heard of us,|they came to meet us|as far as Appii forum,|and The three|taverns: whom when|Paul saw, he thanked|God, and took|courage.|28:16 And when we|came to Rome, the|centurion delivered|the prisoners to the|captain of the guard:|but Paul was suffered
R	Tto dwell by himself with|a soldier that kept him.|28:17 And it came to|pass, that after three|days Paul called the|chief of the Jews|together: and when|they were come|together, he said unto|them, Men and|brethren, though I|have committed nothing|against the people, or|customs of our
R	Tfathers, yet was I|delivered prisoner|from Jerusalem into|the hands of the|Romans.|28:18 Who, when they|had examined me,|would have let me go,|because there was no|cause of death in me.|28:19 But when the|Jews spake against it,|I was constrained to|appeal unto Caesar;
R	Tnot that I had ought|to accuse my nation|of.|28:20 For this cause|therefore have I|called for you, to see|you, and to speak with|you: because that for|the hope of Israel I|am bound with this|chain.|28:21 And they said|unto him, We neither|received letters out
R	Tof Judaea concerning|thee, neither any of|the brethren that|came shewed or spake|any harm of thee.|28:22 But we desire to|hear of thee what|thou thinkest: for as|concerning this sect,|we know that every|where it is spoken|against.|28:23 And when they|had appointed him a
R	Tday, there came many|to him into his lodging;|to whom he expounded|and testified the|kingdom of God,|persuading them|concerning Jesus,|both out of the law of|Moses, and out of the|prophets, from|morning till evening.|28:24 And some|believed the things|which were spoken,
R	Tand some believed not.|28:25 And when they|agreed not among|themselves, they|departed, after that|Paul had spoken one|word, Well spake the|Holy Ghost by Esaias|the prophet unto our|fathers,|28:26 Saying, Go unto|this people, and say,|Hearing ye shall hear,|and shall not
R	Tunderstand; and|seeing ye shall see,|and not perceive:|28:27 For the heart|of this people is|waxed gross, and|their ears are dull of|hearing, and their|eyes have they|closed; lest they|should see with their|eyes, and hear with|their ears, and|understand with their
R	Theart, and should be|converted, and I|should heal them.|28:28 Be it known|therefore unto you,|that the salvation of|God is sent unto the|Gentiles, and that they|will hear it.|28:29 And when he had|said these words, the|Jews departed, and|had great reasoning|among themselves.
R	T28:30 And Paul dwelt|two whole years in his|own hired house, and|received all that came|in unto him,|28:31 Preaching the|kingdom of God, and|teaching those things|which concern the|Lord Jesus Christ,|with all confidence, no|man forbidding him.
R	K2;The Epistle of Paul|the Apostle to the|Romans	T||1:1 Paul, a servant of|Jesus Christ, called to|be an apostle,|separated unto the|gospel of God,|1:2 (Which he had|promised afore by his|prophets in the holy|scriptures,)|1:3 Concerning his Son
R	TJesus Christ our|Lord, which was made|of the seed of David|according to the|flesh;|1:4 And declared to|be the Son of God with|power, according to|the spirit of holiness,|by the resurrection|from the dead:|1:5 By whom we have|received grace and|apostleship, for
R	Tobedience to the faith|among all nations, for|his name:|1:6 Among whom are ye|also the called of|Jesus Christ:|1:7 To all that be in|Rome, beloved of God,|called to be saints:|Grace to you and|peace from God our|Father, and the Lord|Jesus Christ.|1:8 First, I thank my
R	TGod through Jesus|Christ for you all,|that your faith is|spoken of throughout|the whole world.|1:9 For God is my|witness, whom I serve|with my spirit in the|gospel of his Son, that|without ceasing I make|mention of you always|in my prayers;|1:10 Making request, if|by any means now at
R	Tlength I might have a|prosperous journey|by the will of God to|come unto you.|1:11 For I long to see|you, that I may impart|unto you some|spiritual gift, to the|end ye may be|established;|1:12 That is, that I may|be comforted|together with you by|the mutual faith both
R	Tof you and me.|1:13 Now I would not|have you ignorant,|brethren, that|oftentimes I purposed|to come unto you, (but|was let hitherto,) that|I might have some|fruit among you also,|even as among other|Gentiles.|1:14 I am debtor both|to the Greeks, and to|the Barbarians; both
R	Tto the wise, and to the|unwise.|1:15 So, as much as in|me is, I am ready to|preach the gospel to|you that are at Rome|also.|1:16 For I am not|ashamed of the gospel|of Christ: for it is the|power of God unto|salvation to every|one that believeth; to|the Jew first, and also
R	Tto the Greek.|1:17 For therein is the|righteousness of God|revealed from faith to|faith: as it is written,|The just shall live by|faith.|1:18 For the wrath of|God is revealed from|heaven against all|ungodliness and|unrighteousness of|men, who hold the|truth in
R	Tunrighteousness;|1:19 Because that|which may be known of|God is manifest in|them; for God hath|shewed it unto them.|1:20 For the invisible|things of him from the|creation of the world|are clearly seen,|being understood by|the things that are|made, even his eternal|power and Godhead;
R	Tso that they are|without excuse:|1:21 Because that,|when they knew God,|they glorified him not|as God, neither were|thankful; but became|vain in their|imaginations, and their|foolish heart was|darkened.|1:22 Professing|themselves to be wise,|they became fools,
R	T1:23 And changed the|glory of the|uncorruptible God into|an image made like to|corruptible man, and|to birds, and|fourfooted beasts,|and creeping things.|1:24 Wherefore God|also gave them up to|uncleanness through|the lusts of their own|hearts, to dishonour|their own bodies
R	Tbetween themselves:|1:25 Who changed the|truth of God into a lie,|and worshipped and|served the creature|more than the|Creator, who is|blessed for ever.|Amen.|1:26 For this cause|God gave them up unto|vile affections: for|even their women did|change the natural
R	Tuse into that which is|against nature:|1:27 And likewise also|the men, leaving the|natural use of the|woman, burned in their|lust one toward|another; men with men|working that which is|unseemly, and|receiving in|themselves that|recompence of their|error which was meet.
R	T1:28 And even as they|did not like to retain|God in their knowledge,|God gave them over to|a reprobate mind, to|do those things which|are not convenient;|1:29 Being filled with|all unrighteousness,|fornication,|wickedness,|covetousness,|maliciousness; full of|envy, murder, debate,
R	Tdeceit, malignity;|whisperers,|1:30 Backbiters,|haters of God,|despiteful, proud,|boasters, inventors|of evil things,|disobedient to|parents,|1:31 Without|understanding,|covenantbreakers,|without natural|affection, implacable,
R	Tunmerciful:|1:32 Who knowing the|judgment of God, that|they which commit such|things are worthy of|death, not only do the|same, but have|pleasure in them that|do them.||2:1 Therefore thou|art inexcusable, O|man, whosoever thou|art that judgest: for
R	Twherein thou judgest|another, thou|condemnest thyself;|for thou that judgest|doest the same things.|2:2 But we are sure|that the judgment of|God is according to|truth against them|which commit such|things.|2:3 And thinkest thou|this, O man, that|judgest them which do
R	Tsuch things, and doest|the same, that thou|shalt escape the|judgment of God?|2:4 Or despisest thou|the riches of his|goodness and|forbearance and|longsuffering; not|knowing that the|goodness of God|leadeth thee to|repentance?|2:5 But after thy
R	Thardness and|impenitent heart|treasurest up unto|thyself wrath against|the day of wrath and|revelation of the|righteous judgment of|God;|2:6 Who will render to|every man according|to his deeds:|2:7 To them who by|patient continuance in|well doing seek for
R	Tglory and honour and|immortality, eternal|life:|2:8 But unto them that|are contentious, and|do not obey the truth,|but obey|unrighteousness,|indignation and wrath,|2:9 Tribulation and|anguish, upon every|soul of man that doeth|evil, of the Jew first,|and also of the
R	TGentile;|2:10 But glory,|honour, and peace, to|every man that|worketh good, to the|Jew first, and also to|the Gentile:|2:11 For there is no|respect of persons|with God.|2:12 For as many as|have sinned without|law shall also perish|without law: and as
R	Tmany as have sinned|in the law shall be|judged by the law;|2:13 (For not the|hearers of the law|are just before God,|but the doers of the|law shall be justified.|2:14 For when the|Gentiles, which have|not the law, do by|nature the things|contained in the law,|these, having not the
R	Tlaw, are a law unto|themselves:|2:15 Which shew the|work of the law|written in their hearts,|their conscience also|bearing witness, and|their thoughts the|mean while accusing|or else excusing one|another;)|2:16 In the day when|God shall judge the|secrets of men by
R	TJesus Christ|according to my|gospel.|2:17 Behold, thou art|called a Jew, and|restest in the law, and|makest thy boast of|God,|2:18 And knowest his|will, and approvest the|things that are more|excellent, being|instructed out of the|law;
R	T2:19 And art confident|that thou thyself art|a guide of the blind, a|light of them which are|in darkness,|2:20 An instructor of|the foolish, a teacher|of babes, which hast|the form of knowledge|and of the truth in|the law.|2:21 Thou therefore|which teachest|another, teachest
R	Tthou not thyself? thou|that preachest a man|should not steal, dost|thou steal?|2:22 Thou that sayest|a man should not|commit adultery, dost|thou commit adultery?|thou that abhorrest|idols, dost thou commit|sacrilege?|2:23 Thou that makest|thy boast of the law,|through breaking the
R	Tlaw dishonourest thou|God?|2:24 For the name of|God is blasphemed|among the Gentiles|through you, as it is|written.|2:25 For circumcision|verily profiteth, if|thou keep the law: but|if thou be a breaker|of the law, thy|circumcision is made|uncircumcision.
R	T2:26 Therefore if the|uncircumcision keep|the righteousness of|the law, shall not his|uncircumcision be|counted for|circumcision?|2:27 And shall not|uncircumcision which is|by nature, if it fulfil|the law, judge thee,|who by the letter and|circumcision dost|transgress the law?
R	T2:28 For he is not a|Jew, which is one|outwardly; neither is|that circumcision,|which is outward in the|flesh:|2:29 But he is a Jew,|which is one inwardly;|and circumcision is|that of the heart, in|the spirit, and not in|the letter; whose|praise is not of men,|but of God.
R	T3:1 What advantage|then hath the Jew? or|what profit is there of|circumcision?|3:2 Much every way:|chiefly, because that|unto them were|committed the oracles|of God.|3:3 For what if some|did not believe? shall|their unbelief make|the faith of God|without effect?
R	T3:4 God forbid: yea, let|God be true, but|every man a liar; as it|is written, That thou|mightest be justified|in thy sayings, and|mightest overcome|when thou art judged.|3:5 But if our|unrighteousness|commend the|righteousness of God,|what shall we say? Is|God unrighteous who
R	Ttaketh vengeance? (I|speak as a man)|3:6 God forbid: for|then how shall God|judge the world?|3:7 For if the truth of|God hath more|abounded through my|lie unto his glory; why|yet am I also judged|as a sinner?|3:8 And not rather,|(as we be|slanderously
R	Treported, and as some|affirm that we say,)|Let us do evil, that|good may come? whose|damnation is just.|3:9 What then? are we|better than they? No,|in no wise: for we|have before proved|both Jews and|Gentiles, that they are|all under sin;|3:10 As it is written,|There is none
R	Trighteous, no, not one:|3:11 There is none|that understandeth,|there is none that|seeketh after God.|3:12 They are all gone|out of the way, they|are together become|unprofitable; there is|none that doeth good,|no, not one.|3:13 Their throat is an|open sepulchre; with|their tongues they
R	Thave used deceit; the|poison of asps is|under their lips:|3:14 Whose mouth is|full of cursing and|bitterness:|3:15 Their feet are|swift to shed blood:|3:16 Destruction and|misery are in their|ways:|3:17 And the way of|peace have they not|known:
R	T3:18 There is no fear|of God before their|eyes.|3:19 Now we know that|what things soever|the law saith, it saith|to them who are under|the law: that every|mouth may be stopped,|and all the world may|become guilty before|God.|3:20 Therefore by the|deeds of the law
R	Tthere shall no flesh|be justified in his|sight: for by the law is|the knowledge of sin.|3:21 But now the|righteousness of God|without the law is|manifested, being|witnessed by the law|and the prophets;|3:22 Even the|righteousness of God|which is by faith of|Jesus Christ unto all
R	Tand upon all them that|believe: for there is|no difference:|3:23 For all have|sinned, and come|short of the glory of|God;|3:24 Being justified|freely by his grace|through the|redemption that is in|Christ Jesus:|3:25 Whom God hath|set forth to be a
R	Tpropitiation through|faith in his blood, to|declare his|righteousness for the|remission of sins that|are past, through the|forbearance of God;|3:26 To declare, I say,|at this time his|righteousness: that he|might be just, and the|justifier of him which|believeth in Jesus.|3:27 Where is boasting
R	Tthen? It is excluded.|By what law? of|works? Nay: but by|the law of faith.|3:28 Therefore we|conclude that a man is|justified by faith|without the deeds of|the law.|3:29 Is he the God of|the Jews only? is he|not also of the|Gentiles? Yes, of the|Gentiles also:
R	T3:30 Seeing it is one|God, which shall|justify the|circumcision by faith,|and uncircumcision|through faith.|3:31 Do we then make|void the law through|faith? God forbid: yea,|we establish the law.||4:1 What shall we say|then that Abraham our|father, as pertaining
R	Tto the flesh, hath|found?|4:2 For if Abraham|were justified by|works, he hath|whereof to glory; but|not before God.|4:3 For what saith the|scripture? Abraham|believed God, and it|was counted unto him|for righteousness.|4:4 Now to him that|worketh is the reward
R	Tnot reckoned of|grace, but of debt.|4:5 But to him that|worketh not, but|believeth on him that|justifieth the ungodly,|his faith is counted|for righteousness.|4:6 Even as David also|describeth the|blessedness of the|man, unto whom God|imputeth|righteousness without
R	Tworks,|4:7 Saying, Blessed|are they whose|iniquities are forgiven,|and whose sins are|covered.|4:8 Blessed is the man|to whom the Lord will|not impute sin.|4:9 Cometh this|blessedness then|upon the circumcision|only, or upon the|uncircumcision also?
R	Tfor we say that faith|was reckoned to|Abraham for|righteousness.|4:10 How was it then|reckoned? when he|was in circumcision, or|in uncircumcision? Not|in circumcision, but in|uncircumcision.|4:11 And he received|the sign of|circumcision, a seal of|the righteousness of
R	Tthe faith which he had|yet being|uncircumcised: that he|might be the father of|all them that believe,|though they be not|circumcised; that|righteousness might|be imputed unto them|also:|4:12 And the father of|circumcision to them|who are not of the|circumcision only, but
R	Twho also walk in the|steps of that faith of|our father Abraham,|which he had being yet|uncircumcised.|4:13 For the promise,|that he should be the|heir of the world, was|not to Abraham, or to|his seed, through the|law, but through the|righteousness of|faith.|4:14 For if they which
R	Tare of the law be|heirs, faith is made|void, and the promise|made of none effect:|4:15 Because the law|worketh wrath: for|where no law is, there|is no transgression.|4:16 Therefore it is of|faith, that it might be|by grace; to the end|the promise might be|sure to all the seed;|not to that only which
R	Tis of the law, but to|that also which is of|the faith of Abraham;|who is the father of|us all,|4:17 (As it is written, I|have made thee a|father of many|nations,) before him|whom he believed,|even God, who|quickeneth the dead,|and calleth those|things which be not as
R	Tthough they were.|4:18 Who against hope|believed in hope, that|he might become the|father of many|nations, according to|that which was spoken,|So shall thy seed be.|4:19 And being not|weak in faith, he|considered not his|own body now dead,|when he was about an|hundred years old,
R	Tneither yet the|deadness of Sarah's|womb:|4:20 He staggered not|at the promise of God|through unbelief; but|was strong in faith,|giving glory to God;|4:21 And being fully|persuaded that, what|he had promised, he|was able also to|perform.|4:22 And therefore it
R	Twas imputed to him for|righteousness.|4:23 Now it was not|written for his sake|alone, that it was|imputed to him;|4:24 But for us also,|to whom it shall be|imputed, if we believe|on him that raised up|Jesus our Lord from|the dead;|4:25 Who was|delivered for our
R	Toffences, and was|raised again for our|justification.||5:1 Therefore being|justified by faith, we|have peace with God|through our Lord|Jesus Christ:|5:2 By whom also we|have access by faith|into this grace|wherein we stand, and|rejoice in hope of the
R	Tglory of God.|5:3 And not only so,|but we glory in|tribulations also:|knowing that|tribulation worketh|patience;|5:4 And patience,|experience; and|experience, hope:|5:5 And hope maketh|not ashamed; because|the love of God is|shed abroad in our
R	Thearts by the Holy|Ghost which is given|unto us.|5:6 For when we were|yet without strength,|in due time Christ died|for the ungodly.|5:7 For scarcely for|a righteous man will|one die: yet|peradventure for a|good man some would|even dare to die.|5:8 But God
R	Tcommendeth his love|toward us, in that,|while we were yet|sinners, Christ died|for us.|5:9 Much more then,|being now justified by|his blood, we shall be|saved from wrath|through him.|5:10 For if, when we|were enemies, we were|reconciled to God by|the death of his Son,
R	Tmuch more, being|reconciled, we shall|be saved by his life.|5:11 And not only so,|but we also joy in God|through our Lord|Jesus Christ, by whom|we have now received|the atonement.|5:12 Wherefore, as by|one man sin entered|into the world, and|death by sin; and so|death passed upon all
R	Tmen, for that all have|sinned:|5:13 (For until the law|sin was in the world:|but sin is not imputed|when there is no law.|5:14 Nevertheless|death reigned from|Adam to Moses, even|over them that had|not sinned after the|similitude of Adam's|transgression, who is|the figure of him that
R	Twas to come.|5:15 But not as the|offence, so also is|the free gift. For if|through the offence|of one many be dead,|much more the grace|of God, and the gift by|grace, which is by one|man, Jesus Christ,|hath abounded unto|many.|5:16 And not as it was|by one that sinned, so
R	Tis the gift: for the|judgment was by one|to condemnation, but|the free gift is of|many offences unto|justification.|5:17 For if by one|man's offence death|reigned by one; much|more they which|receive abundance of|grace and of the gift|of righteousness|shall reign in life by
R	Tone, Jesus Christ.)|5:18 Therefore as by|the offence of one|judgment came upon|all men to|condemnation; even so|by the righteousness|of one the free gift|came upon all men|unto justification of|life.|5:19 For as by one|man's disobedience|many were made
R	Tsinners, so by the|obedience of one|shall many be made|righteous.|5:20 Moreover the law|entered, that the|offence might abound.|But where sin|abounded, grace did|much more abound:|5:21 That as sin hath|reigned unto death,|even so might grace|reign through
R	Trighteousness unto|eternal life by Jesus|Christ our Lord.||6:1 What shall we say|then? Shall we|continue in sin, that|grace may abound?|6:2 God forbid. How|shall we, that are|dead to sin, live any|longer therein?|6:3 Know ye not, that|so many of us as
R	Twere baptized into|Jesus Christ were|baptized into his|death?|6:4 Therefore we are|buried with him by|baptism into death:|that like as Christ was|raised up from the|dead by the glory of|the Father, even so|we also should walk in|newness of life.|6:5 For if we have
R	Tbeen planted together|in the likeness of his|death, we shall be|also in the likeness of|his resurrection:|6:6 Knowing this, that|our old man is|crucified with him, that|the body of sin might|be destroyed, that|henceforth we should|not serve sin.|6:7 For he that is|dead is freed from
R	Tsin.|6:8 Now if we be dead|with Christ, we believe|that we shall also live|with him:|6:9 Knowing that Christ|being raised from the|dead dieth no more;|death hath no more|dominion over him.|6:10 For in that he|died, he died unto sin|once: but in that he|liveth, he liveth unto
R	TGod.|6:11 Likewise reckon|ye also yourselves to|be dead indeed unto|sin, but alive unto God|through Jesus Christ|our Lord.|6:12 Let not sin|therefore reign in|your mortal body, that|ye should obey it in|the lusts thereof.|6:13 Neither yield ye|your members as
R	Tinstruments of|unrighteousness unto|sin: but yield|yourselves unto God,|as those that are|alive from the dead,|and your members as|instruments of|righteousness unto|God.|6:14 For sin shall not|have dominion over|you: for ye are not|under the law, but
R	Tunder grace.|6:15 What then? shall|we sin, because we|are not under the law,|but under grace? God|forbid.|6:16 Know ye not, that|to whom ye yield|yourselves servants|to obey, his servants|ye are to whom ye|obey; whether of sin|unto death, or of|obedience unto
R	Trighteousness?|6:17 But God be|thanked, that ye were|the servants of sin,|but ye have obeyed|from the heart that|form of doctrine which|was delivered you.|6:18 Being then made|free from sin, ye|became the servants|of righteousness.|6:19 I speak after the|manner of men
R	Tbecause of the|infirmity of your flesh:|for as ye have|yielded your members|servants to|uncleanness and to|iniquity unto iniquity;|even so now yield|your members|servants to|righteousness unto|holiness.|6:20 For when ye were|the servants of sin,
R	Tye were free from|righteousness.|6:21 What fruit had ye|then in those things|whereof ye are now|ashamed? for the end|of those things is|death.|6:22 But now being|made free from sin,|and become servants|to God, ye have your|fruit unto holiness,|and the end
R	Teverlasting life.|6:23 For the wages of|sin is death; but the|gift of God is eternal|life through Jesus|Christ our Lord.||7:1 Know ye not,|brethren, (for I speak|to them that know the|law,) how that the law|hath dominion over a|man as long as he|liveth?
R	T7:2 For the woman|which hath an husband|is bound by the law to|her husband so long|as he liveth; but if the|husband be dead, she|is loosed from the law|of her husband.|7:3 So then if, while|her husband liveth,|she be married to|another man, she shall|be called an|adulteress: but if her
R	Thusband be dead, she|is free from that law;|so that she is no|adulteress, though|she be married to|another man.|7:4 Wherefore, my|brethren, ye also are|become dead to the|law by the body of|Christ; that ye should|be married to another,|even to him who is|raised from the dead,
R	Tthat we should bring|forth fruit unto God.|7:5 For when we were|in the flesh, the|motions of sins, which|were by the law, did|work in our members|to bring forth fruit|unto death.|7:6 But now we are|delivered from the|law, that being dead|wherein we were held;|that we should serve
R	Tin newness of spirit,|and not in the oldness|of the letter.|7:7 What shall we say|then? Is the law sin?|God forbid. Nay, I had|not known sin, but by|the law: for I had not|known lust, except the|law had said, Thou|shalt not covet.|7:8 But sin, taking|occasion by the|commandment, wrought
R	Tin me all manner of|concupiscence. For|without the law sin was|dead.|7:9 For I was alive|without the law once:|but when the|commandment came, sin|revived, and I died.|7:10 And the|commandment, which|was ordained to life, I|found to be unto|death.
R	T7:11 For sin, taking|occasion by the|commandment, deceived|me, and by it slew me.|7:12 Wherefore the|law is holy, and the|commandment holy, and|just, and good.|7:13 Was then that|which is good made|death unto me? God|forbid. But sin, that it|might appear sin,|working death in me by
R	Tthat which is good;|that sin by the|commandment might|become exceeding|sinful.|7:14 For we know that|the law is spiritual: but|I am carnal, sold|under sin.|7:15 For that which I|do I allow not: for|what I would, that do I|not; but what I hate,|that do I.
R	T7:16 If then I do that|which I would not, I|consent unto the law|that it is good.|7:17 Now then it is no|more I that do it, but|sin that dwelleth in me.|7:18 For I know that in|me (that is, in my|flesh,) dwelleth no|good thing: for to will|is present with me; but|how to perform that|which is good I find
R	Tnot.|7:19 For the good that|I would I do not: but|the evil which I would|not, that I do.|7:20 Now if I do that I|would not, it is no|more I that do it, but|sin that dwelleth in me.|7:21 I find then a law,|that, when I would do|good, evil is present|with me.|7:22 For I delight in
R	Tthe law of God after|the inward man:|7:23 But I see another|law in my members,|warring against the|law of my mind, and|bringing me into|captivity to the law of|sin which is in my|members.|7:24 O wretched man|that I am! who shall|deliver me from the|body of this death?
R	T7:25 I thank God|through Jesus Christ|our Lord. So then with|the mind I myself|serve the law of God;|but with the flesh the|law of sin.||8:1 There is|therefore now no|condemnation to them|which are in Christ|Jesus, who walk not|after the flesh, but
R	Tafter the Spirit.|8:2 For the law of the|Spirit of life in Christ|Jesus hath made me|free from the law of|sin and death.|8:3 For what the law|could not do, in that it|was weak through the|flesh, God sending his|own Son in the|likeness of sinful|flesh, and for sin,|condemned sin in the
R	Tflesh:|8:4 That the|righteousness of the|law might be fulfilled in|us, who walk not after|the flesh, but after|the Spirit.|8:5 For they that are|after the flesh do|mind the things of the|flesh; but they that|are after the Spirit|the things of the|Spirit.
R	T8:6 For to be carnally|minded is death; but to|be spiritually minded is|life and peace.|8:7 Because the|carnal mind is enmity|against God: for it is|not subject to the law|of God, neither indeed|can be.|8:8 So then they that|are in the flesh|cannot please God.|8:9 But ye are not in
R	Tthe flesh, but in the|Spirit, if so be that|the Spirit of God dwell|in you. Now if any man|have not the Spirit of|Christ, he is none of|his.|8:10 And if Christ be|in you, the body is|dead because of sin;|but the Spirit is life|because of|righteousness.|8:11 But if the Spirit
R	Tof him that raised up|Jesus from the dead|dwell in you, he that|raised up Christ from|the dead shall also|quicken your mortal|bodies by his Spirit|that dwelleth in you.|8:12 Therefore,|brethren, we are|debtors, not to the|flesh, to live after the|flesh.|8:13 For if ye live
R	Tafter the flesh, ye|shall die: but if ye|through the Spirit do|mortify the deeds of|the body, ye shall live.|8:14 For as many as|are led by the Spirit|of God, they are the|sons of God.|8:15 For ye have not|received the spirit of|bondage again to|fear; but ye have|received the Spirit of
R	Tadoption, whereby we|cry, Abba, Father.|8:16 The Spirit itself|beareth witness with|our spirit, that we are|the children of God:|8:17 And if children,|then heirs; heirs of|God, and joint-heirs|with Christ; if so be|that we suffer with|him, that we may be|also glorified|together.
R	T8:18 For I reckon that|the sufferings of this|present time are not|worthy to be|compared with the|glory which shall be|revealed in us.|8:19 For the earnest|expectation of the|creature waiteth for|the manifestation of|the sons of God.|8:20 For the creature|was made subject to
R	Tvanity, not willingly,|but by reason of him|who hath subjected|the same in hope,|8:21 Because the|creature itself also|shall be delivered|from the bondage of|corruption into the|glorious liberty of the|children of God.|8:22 For we know that|the whole creation|groaneth and
R	Ttravaileth in pain|together until now.|8:23 And not only|they, but ourselves|also, which have the|firstfruits of the|Spirit, even we|ourselves groan|within ourselves,|waiting for the|adoption, to wit, the|redemption of our|body.|8:24 For we are saved
R	Tby hope: but hope that|is seen is not hope:|for what a man seeth,|why doth he yet hope|for?|8:25 But if we hope|for that we see not,|then do we with|patience wait for it.|8:26 Likewise the Spirit|also helpeth our|infirmities: for we know|not what we should|pray for as we ought:
R	Tbut the Spirit itself|maketh intercession|for us with groanings|which cannot be|uttered.|8:27 And he that|searcheth the hearts|knoweth what is the|mind of the Spirit,|because he maketh|intercession for the|saints according to|the will of God.|8:28 And we know that
R	Tall things work|together for good to|them that love God, to|them who are the|called according to|his purpose.|8:29 For whom he did|foreknow, he also did|predestinate to be|conformed to the|image of his Son, that|he might be the|firstborn among many|brethren.
R	T8:30 Moreover whom|he did predestinate,|them he also called:|and whom he called,|them he also justified:|and whom he justified,|them he also glorified.|8:31 What shall we|then say to these|things? If God be for|us, who can be against|us?|8:32 He that spared|not his own Son, but
R	Tdelivered him up for|us all, how shall he|not with him also|freely give us all|things?|8:33 Who shall lay any|thing to the charge of|God's elect? It is God|that justifieth.|8:34 Who is he that|condemneth? It is|Christ that died, yea|rather, that is risen|again, who is even at
R	Tthe right hand of God,|who also maketh|intercession for us.|8:35 Who shall|separate us from the|love of Christ? shall|tribulation, or|distress, or|persecution, or|famine, or nakedness,|or peril, or sword?|8:36 As it is written,|For thy sake we are|killed all the day long;
R	Twe are accounted as|sheep for the|slaughter.|8:37 Nay, in all these|things we are more|than conquerors|through him that loved|us.|8:38 For I am|persuaded, that|neither death, nor life,|nor angels, nor|principalities, nor|powers, nor things
R	Tpresent, nor things to|come,|8:39 Nor height, nor|depth, nor any other|creature, shall be|able to separate us|from the love of God,|which is in Christ|Jesus our Lord.||9:1 I say the truth in|Christ, I lie not, my|conscience also|bearing me witness in
R	Tthe Holy Ghost,|9:2 That I have great|heaviness and|continual sorrow in my|heart.|9:3 For I could wish|that myself were|accursed from Christ|for my brethren, my|kinsmen according to|the flesh:|9:4 Who are Israelites;|to whom pertaineth the|adoption, and the
R	Tglory, and the|covenants, and the|giving of the law, and|the service of God,|and the promises;|9:5 Whose are the|fathers, and of whom|as concerning the|flesh Christ came, who|is over all, God|blessed for ever.|Amen.|9:6 Not as though the|word of God hath
R	Ttaken none effect.|For they are not all|Israel, which are of|Israel:|9:7 Neither, because|they are the seed of|Abraham, are they all|children: but, In Isaac|shall thy seed be|called.|9:8 That is, They which|are the children of|the flesh, these are|not the children of
R	TGod: but the children|of the promise are|counted for the seed.|9:9 For this is the|word of promise, At|this time will I come,|and Sarah shall have|a son.|9:10 And not only this;|but when Rebecca|also had conceived by|one, even by our|father Isaac;|9:11 (For the children
R	Tbeing not yet born,|neither having done|any good or evil, that|the purpose of God|according to election|might stand, not of|works, but of him that|calleth;)|9:12 It was said unto|her, The elder shall|serve the younger.|9:13 As it is written,|Jacob have I loved,|but Esau have I hated.
R	T9:14 What shall we say|then? Is there|unrighteousness with|God? God forbid.|9:15 For he saith to|Moses, I will have|mercy on whom I will|have mercy, and I will|have compassion on|whom I will have|compassion.|9:16 So then it is not|of him that willeth, nor|of him that runneth,
R	Tbut of God that|sheweth mercy.|9:17 For the scripture|saith unto Pharaoh,|Even for this same|purpose have I raised|thee up, that I might|shew my power in thee,|and that my name might|be declared|throughout all the|earth.|9:18 Therefore hath|he mercy on whom he
R	Twill have mercy, and|whom he will he|hardeneth.|9:19 Thou wilt say|then unto me, Why doth|he yet find fault? For|who hath resisted his|will?|9:20 Nay but, O man,|who art thou that|repliest against God?|Shall the thing formed|say to him that formed|it, Why hast thou made
R	Tme thus?|9:21 Hath not the|potter power over the|clay, of the same lump|to make one vessel|unto honour, and|another unto|dishonour?|9:22 What if God, willing|to shew his wrath, and|to make his power|known, endured with|much longsuffering|the vessels of wrath
R	Tfitted to destruction:|9:23 And that he might|make known the riches|of his glory on the|vessels of mercy,|which he had afore|prepared unto glory,|9:24 Even us, whom he|hath called, not of the|Jews only, but also of|the Gentiles?|9:25 As he saith also|in Osee, I will call them|my people, which were
R	Tnot my people; and|her beloved, which|was not beloved.|9:26 And it shall come|to pass, that in the|place where it was|said unto them, Ye are|not my people; there|shall they be called|the children of the|living God.|9:27 Esaias also|crieth concerning|Israel, Though the
R	Tnumber of the|children of Israel be|as the sand of the|sea, a remnant shall|be saved:|9:28 For he will finish|the work, and cut it|short in|righteousness:|because a short work|will the Lord make|upon the earth.|9:29 And as Esaias|said before, Except
R	Tthe Lord of Sabaoth|had left us a seed, we|had been as Sodoma,|and been made like|unto Gomorrha.|9:30 What shall we say|then? That the|Gentiles, which|followed not after|righteousness, have|attained to|righteousness, even|the righteousness|which is of faith.
R	T9:31 But Israel, which|followed after the law|of righteousness,|hath not attained to|the law of|righteousness.|9:32 Wherefore?|Because they sought|it not by faith, but as|it were by the works|of the law. For they|stumbled at that|stumblingstone;|9:33 As it is written,
R	TBehold, I lay in Sion a|stumblingstone and|rock of offence: and|whosoever believeth|on him shall not be|ashamed.||10:1 Brethren, my|heart's desire and|prayer to God for|Israel is, that they|might be saved.|10:2 For I bear them|record that they have
R	Ta zeal of God, but not|according to|knowledge.|10:3 For they being|ignorant of God's|righteousness, and|going about to|establish their own|righteousness, have|not submitted|themselves unto the|righteousness of God.|10:4 For Christ is the|end of the law for
R	Trighteousness to|every one that|believeth.|10:5 For Moses|describeth the|righteousness which is|of the law, That the|man which doeth those|things shall live by|them.|10:6 But the|righteousness which is|of faith speaketh on|this wise, Say not in
R	Tthine heart, Who shall|ascend into heaven?|(that is, to bring|Christ down from|above:)|10:7 Or, Who shall|descend into the|deep? (that is, to|bring up Christ again|from the dead.)|10:8 But what saith it?|The word is nigh thee,|even in thy mouth, and|in thy heart: that is,
R	Tthe word of faith,|which we preach;|10:9 That if thou shalt|confess with thy|mouth the Lord Jesus,|and shalt believe in|thine heart that God|hath raised him from|the dead, thou shalt|be saved.|10:10 For with the|heart man believeth|unto righteousness;|and with the mouth
R	Tconfession is made|unto salvation.|10:11 For the|scripture saith,|Whosoever believeth|on him shall not be|ashamed.|10:12 For there is no|difference between|the Jew and the|Greek: for the same|Lord over all is rich|unto all that call upon|him.
R	T10:13 For whosoever|shall call upon the|name of the Lord|shall be saved.|10:14 How then shall|they call on him in|whom they have not|believed? and how|shall they believe in|him of whom they have|not heard? and how|shall they hear|without a preacher?|10:15 And how shall
R	Tthey preach, except|they be sent? as it is|written, How beautiful|are the feet of them|that preach the|gospel of peace, and|bring glad tidings of|good things!|10:16 But they have|not all obeyed the|gospel. For Esaias|saith, Lord, who hath|believed our report?|10:17 So then faith
R	Tcometh by hearing,|and hearing by the|word of God.|10:18 But I say, Have|they not heard? Yes|verily, their sound|went into all the earth,|and their words unto|the ends of the world.|10:19 But I say, Did|not Israel know? First|Moses saith, I will|provoke you to|jealousy by them that
R	Tare no people, and by|a foolish nation I will|anger you.|10:20 But Esaias is|very bold, and saith, I|was found of them|that sought me not; I|was made manifest|unto them that asked|not after me.|10:21 But to Israel he|saith, All day long I|have stretched forth|my hands unto a
R	Tdisobedient and|gainsaying people.||11:1 I say then, Hath|God cast away his|people? God forbid.|For I also am an|Israelite, of the seed|of Abraham, of the|tribe of Benjamin.|11:2 God hath not cast|away his people which|he foreknew. Wot ye|not what the scripture
R	Tsaith of Elias? how he|maketh intercession to|God against Israel|saying,|11:3 Lord, they have|killed thy prophets,|and digged down thine|altars; and I am left|alone, and they seek|my life.|11:4 But what saith the|answer of God unto|him? I have reserved|to myself seven
R	Tthousand men, who|have not bowed the|knee to the image of|Baal.|11:5 Even so then at|this present time also|there is a remnant|according to the|election of grace.|11:6 And if by grace,|then is it no more of|works: otherwise|grace is no more|grace. But if it be of
R	Tworks, then it is no|more grace: otherwise|work is no more work.|11:7 What then? Israel|hath not obtained that|which he seeketh for;|but the election hath|obtained it, and the|rest were blinded.|11:8 (According as it|is written, God hath|given them the spirit|of slumber, eyes that|they should not see,
R	Tand ears that they|should not hear;) unto|this day.|11:9 And David saith,|Let their table be|made a snare, and a|trap, and a|stumblingblock, and a|recompence unto them:|11:10 Let their eyes|be darkened, that|they may not see, and|bow down their back|alway.
R	T11:11 I say then, Have|they stumbled that|they should fall? God|forbid: but rather|through their fall|salvation is come unto|the Gentiles, for to|provoke them to|jealousy.|11:12 Now if the fall|of them be the riches|of the world, and the|diminishing of them the|riches of the Gentiles;
R	Thow much more their|fulness?|11:13 For I speak to|you Gentiles, inasmuch|as I am the apostle of|the Gentiles, I magnify|mine office:|11:14 If by any means|I may provoke to|emulation them which|are my flesh, and|might save some of|them.|11:15 For if the
R	Tcasting away of them|be the reconciling of|the world, what shall|the receiving of them|be, but life from the|dead?|11:16 For if the|firstfruit be holy, the|lump is also holy: and|if the root be holy, so|are the branches.|11:17 And if some of|the branches be|broken off, and thou,
R	Tbeing a wild olive tree,|wert graffed in among|them, and with them|partakest of the root|and fatness of the|olive tree;|11:18 Boast not|against the branches.|But if thou boast, thou|bearest not the root,|but the root thee.|11:19 Thou wilt say|then, The branches|were broken off, that
R	TI might be graffed in.|11:20 Well; because of|unbelief they were|broken off, and thou|standest by faith. Be|not highminded, but|fear:|11:21 For if God|spared not the|natural branches,|take heed lest he also|spare not thee.|11:22 Behold|therefore the
R	Tgoodness and|severity of God: on|them which fell,|severity; but toward|thee, goodness, if|thou continue in his|goodness: otherwise|thou also shalt be cut|off.|11:23 And they also, if|they abide not still in|unbelief, shall be|graffed in: for God is|able to graff them in
R	Tagain.|11:24 For if thou wert|cut out of the olive|tree which is wild by|nature, and wert|graffed contrary to|nature into a good|olive tree: how much|more shall these,|which be the natural|branches, be graffed|into their own olive|tree?|11:25 For I would not,
R	Tbrethren, that ye|should be ignorant of|this mystery, lest ye|should be wise in your|own conceits; that|blindness in part is|happened to Israel,|until the fulness of|the Gentiles be come|in.|11:26 And so all|Israel shall be saved:|as it is written, There|shall come out of Sion
R	Tthe Deliverer, and|shall turn away|ungodliness from|Jacob:|11:27 For this is my|covenant unto them,|when I shall take away|their sins.|11:28 As concerning|the gospel, they are|enemies for your|sakes: but as touching|the election, they are|beloved for the
R	Tfather's sakes.|11:29 For the gifts|and calling of God are|without repentance.|11:30 For as ye in|times past have not|believed God, yet have|now obtained mercy|through their unbelief:|11:31 Even so have|these also now not|believed, that through|your mercy they also|may obtain mercy.
R	T11:32 For God hath|concluded them all in|unbelief, that he might|have mercy upon all.|11:33 O the depth of|the riches both of the|wisdom and knowledge|of God! how|unsearchable are his|judgments, and his|ways past finding out!|11:34 For who hath|known the mind of the|Lord? or who hath
R	Tbeen his counsellor?|11:35 Or who hath|first given to him, and|it shall be|recompensed unto him|again?|11:36 For of him, and|through him, and to|him, are all things: to|whom be glory for|ever. Amen.||12:1 I beseech you|therefore, brethren,
R	Tby the mercies of God,|that ye present your|bodies a living|sacrifice, holy,|acceptable unto God,|which is your|reasonable service.|12:2 And be not|conformed to this|world: but be ye|transformed by the|renewing of your mind,|that ye may prove|what is that good, and
R	Tacceptable, and|perfect, will of God.|12:3 For I say,|through the grace|given unto me, to|every man that is|among you, not to|think of himself more|highly than he ought|to think; but to think|soberly, according as|God hath dealt to|every man the|measure of faith.
R	T12:4 For as we have|many members in one|body, and all members|have not the same|office:|12:5 So we, being many,|are one body in|Christ, and every one|members one of|another.|12:6 Having then gifts|differing according to|the grace that is|given to us, whether
R	Tprophecy, let us|prophesy according|to the proportion of|faith;|12:7 Or ministry, let us|wait on our ministering:|or he that teacheth,|on teaching;|12:8 Or he that|exhorteth, on|exhortation: he that|giveth, let him do it|with simplicity; he that|ruleth, with diligence;
R	The that sheweth|mercy, with|cheerfulness.|12:9 Let love be|without dissimulation.|Abhor that which is|evil; cleave to that|which is good.|12:10 Be kindly|affectioned one to|another with|brotherly love; in|honour preferring|one another;
R	T12:11 Not slothful in|business; fervent in|spirit; serving the|Lord;|12:12 Rejoicing in|hope; patient in|tribulation; continuing|instant in prayer;|12:13 Distributing to|the necessity of|saints; given to|hospitality.|12:14 Bless them which|persecute you: bless,
R	Tand curse not.|12:15 Rejoice with|them that do rejoice,|and weep with them|that weep.|12:16 Be of the same|mind one toward|another. Mind not high|things, but|condescend to men of|low estate. Be not wise|in your own conceits.|12:17 Recompense to|no man evil for evil.
R	TProvide things honest|in the sight of all men.|12:18 If it be possible,|as much as lieth in|you, live peaceably|with all men.|12:19 Dearly beloved,|avenge not|yourselves, but|rather give place|unto wrath: for it is|written, Vengeance is|mine; I will repay, saith|the Lord.
R	T12:20 Therefore if|thine enemy hunger,|feed him; if he thirst,|give him drink: for in|so doing thou shalt|heap coals of fire on|his head.|12:21 Be not overcome|of evil, but overcome|evil with good.||13:1 Let every soul|be subject unto the|higher powers. For
R	Tthere is no power but|of God: the powers|that be are ordained|of God.|13:2 Whosoever|therefore resisteth|the power, resisteth|the ordinance of God:|and they that resist|shall receive to|themselves damnation.|13:3 For rulers are|not a terror to good|works, but to the evil.
R	TWilt thou then not be|afraid of the power?|do that which is good,|and thou shalt have|praise of the same:|13:4 For he is the|minister of God to|thee for good. But if|thou do that which is|evil, be afraid; for he|beareth not the sword|in vain: for he is the|minister of God, a|revenger to execute
R	Twrath upon him that|doeth evil.|13:5 Wherefore ye|must needs be|subject, not only for|wrath, but also for|conscience sake.|13:6 For for this|cause pay ye tribute|also: for they are|God's ministers,|attending continually|upon this very thing.|13:7 Render
R	Ttherefore to all their|dues: tribute to whom|tribute is due; custom|to whom custom; fear|to whom fear; honour|to whom honour.|13:8 Owe no man any|thing, but to love one|another: for he that|loveth another hath|fulfilled the law.|13:9 For this, Thou|shalt not commit|adultery, Thou shalt
R	Tnot kill, Thou shalt not|steal, Thou shalt not|bear false witness,|Thou shalt not covet;|and if there be any|other commandment, it|is briefly|comprehended in this|saying, namely, Thou|shalt love thy|neighbour as thyself.|13:10 Love worketh no|ill to his neighbour:|therefore love is the
R	Tfulfilling of the law.|13:11 And that,|knowing the time, that|now it is high time to|awake out of sleep:|for now is our|salvation nearer than|when we believed.|13:12 The night is far|spent, the day is at|hand: let us therefore|cast off the works of|darkness, and let us|put on the armour of
R	Tlight.|13:13 Let us walk|honestly, as in the|day; not in rioting and|drunkenness, not in|chambering and|wantonness, not in|strife and envying.|13:14 But put ye on|the Lord Jesus Christ,|and make not|provision for the|flesh, to fulfil the|lusts thereof.
R	T14:1 Him that is weak in|the faith receive ye,|but not to doubtful|disputations.|14:2 For one believeth|that he may eat all|things: another, who is|weak, eateth herbs.|14:3 Let not him that|eateth despise him|that eateth not; and|let not him which|eateth not judge him|that eateth: for God
R	Thath received him.|14:4 Who art thou that|judgest another man's|servant? to his own|master he standeth or|falleth. Yea, he shall|be holden up: for God|is able to make him|stand.|14:5 One man|esteemeth one day|above another:|another esteemeth|every day alike. Let
R	Tevery man be fully|persuaded in his own|mind.|14:6 He that|regardeth the day,|regardeth it unto the|Lord; and he that|regardeth not the|day, to the Lord he|doth not regard it. He|that eateth, eateth to|the Lord, for he|giveth God thanks; and|he that eateth not, to
R	Tthe Lord he eateth|not, and giveth God|thanks.|14:7 For none of us|liveth to himself, and|no man dieth to|himself.|14:8 For whether we|live, we live unto the|Lord; and whether we|die, we die unto the|Lord: whether we live|therefore, or die, we|are the Lord's.
R	T14:9 For to this end|Christ both died, and|rose, and revived,|that he might be Lord|both of the dead and|living.|14:10 But why dost|thou judge thy|brother? or why dost|thou set at nought thy|brother? for we shall|all stand before the|judgment seat of|Christ.
R	T14:11 For it is written,|As I live, saith the|Lord, every knee|shall bow to me, and|every tongue shall|confess to God.|14:12 So then every|one of us shall give|account of himself to|God.|14:13 Let us not|therefore judge one|another any more: but|judge this rather,
R	Tthat no man put a|stumblingblock or an|occasion to fall in his|brother's way.|14:14 I know, and am|persuaded by the|Lord Jesus, that|there is nothing|unclean of itself: but|to him that esteemeth|any thing to be|unclean, to him it is|unclean.|14:15 But if thy
R	Tbrother be grieved|with thy meat, now|walkest thou not|charitably. Destroy|not him with thy meat,|for whom Christ died.|14:16 Let not then|your good be evil|spoken of:|14:17 For the kingdom|of God is not meat and|drink; but|righteousness, and|peace, and joy in the
R	THoly Ghost.|14:18 For he that in|these things serveth|Christ is acceptable|to God, and approved|of men.|14:19 Let us|therefore follow|after the things which|make for peace, and|things wherewith one|may edify another.|14:20 For meat|destroy not the work
R	Tof God. All things|indeed are pure; but it|is evil for that man|who eateth with|offence.|14:21 It is good|neither to eat flesh,|nor to drink wine, nor|any thing whereby thy|brother stumbleth, or|is offended, or is|made weak.|14:22 Hast thou faith?|have it to thyself
R	Tbefore God. Happy is|he that condemneth|not himself in that|thing which he|alloweth.|14:23 And he that|doubteth is damned if|he eat, because he|eateth not of faith:|for whatsoever is not|of faith is sin.||15:1 We then that are|strong ought to bear
R	Tthe infirmities of the|weak, and not to|please ourselves.|15:2 Let every one of|us please his|neighbour for his|good to edification.|15:3 For even Christ|pleased not himself;|but, as it is written,|The reproaches of|them that reproached|thee fell on me.|15:4 For whatsoever
R	Tthings were written|aforetime were written|for our learning, that|we through patience|and comfort of the|scriptures might have|hope.|15:5 Now the God of|patience and|consolation grant you|to be likeminded one|toward another|according to Christ|Jesus:
R	T15:6 That ye may with|one mind and one|mouth glorify God,|even the Father of|our Lord Jesus|Christ.|15:7 Wherefore|receive ye one|another, as Christ|also received us to|the glory of God.|15:8 Now I say that|Jesus Christ was a|minister of the
R	Tcircumcision for the|truth of God, to|confirm the promises|made unto the|fathers:|15:9 And that the|Gentiles might glorify|God for his mercy; as|it is written, For this|cause I will confess|to thee among the|Gentiles, and sing unto|thy name.|15:10 And again he
R	Tsaith, Rejoice, ye|Gentiles, with his|people.|15:11 And again,|Praise the Lord, all ye|Gentiles; and laud him,|all ye people.|15:12 And again,|Esaias saith, There|shall be a root of|Jesse, and he that|shall rise to reign|over the Gentiles; in|him shall the Gentiles
R	Ttrust.|15:13 Now the God of|hope fill you with all|joy and peace in|believing, that ye may|abound in hope,|through the power of|the Holy Ghost.|15:14 And I myself|also am persuaded of|you, my brethren, that|ye also are full of|goodness, filled with|all knowledge, able
R	Talso to admonish one|another.|15:15 Nevertheless,|brethren, I have|written the more|boldly unto you in|some sort, as putting|you in mind, because|of the grace that is|given to me of God,|15:16 That I should be|the minister of Jesus|Christ to the Gentiles,|ministering the gospel
R	Tof God, that the|offering up of the|Gentiles might be|acceptable, being|sanctified by the Holy|Ghost.|15:17 I have|therefore whereof I|may glory through|Jesus Christ in those|things which pertain to|God.|15:18 For I will not|dare to speak of any
R	Tof those things which|Christ hath not|wrought by me, to|make the Gentiles|obedient, by word and|deed,|15:19 Through mighty|signs and wonders, by|the power of the|Spirit of God; so that|from Jerusalem, and|round about unto|Illyricum, I have fully|preached the gospel
R	Tof Christ.|15:20 Yea, so have I|strived to preach the|gospel, not where|Christ was named, lest|I should build upon|another man's|foundation:|15:21 But as it is|written, To whom he|was not spoken of,|they shall see: and|they that have not|heard shall
R	Tunderstand.|15:22 For which cause|also I have been much|hindered from coming|to you.|15:23 But now having|no more place in|these parts, and|having a great desire|these many years to|come unto you;|15:24 Whensoever I|take my journey into|Spain, I will come to
R	Tyou: for I trust to|see you in my|journey, and to be|brought on my way|thitherward by you, if|first I be somewhat|filled with your|company.|15:25 But now I go|unto Jerusalem to|minister unto the|saints.|15:26 For it hath|pleased them of
R	TMacedonia and Achaia|to make a certain|contribution for the|poor saints which are|at Jerusalem.|15:27 It hath pleased|them verily; and their|debtors they are. For|if the Gentiles have|been made partakers|of their spiritual|things, their duty is|also to minister unto|them in carnal things.
R	T15:28 When therefore|I have performed this,|and have sealed to|them this fruit, I will|come by you into|Spain.|15:29 And I am sure|that, when I come unto|you, I shall come in|the fulness of the|blessing of the gospel|of Christ.|15:30 Now I beseech|you, brethren, for the
R	TLord Jesus Christ's|sake, and for the love|of the Spirit, that ye|strive together with|me in your prayers to|God for me;|15:31 That I may be|delivered from them|that do not believe in|Judaea; and that my|service which I have|for Jerusalem may be|accepted of the|saints;
R	T15:32 That I may come|unto you with joy by|the will of God, and|may with you be|refreshed.|15:33 Now the God of|peace be with you all.|Amen.||16:1 I commend unto|you Phebe our sister,|which is a servant of|the church which is at|Cenchrea:
R	T16:2 That ye receive|her in the Lord, as|becometh saints, and|that ye assist her in|whatsoever business|she hath need of you:|for she hath been a|succourer of many,|and of myself also.|16:3 Greet Priscilla|and Aquila my helpers|in Christ Jesus:|16:4 Who have for my|life laid down their
R	Town necks: unto whom|not only I give thanks,|but also all the|churches of the|Gentiles.|16:5 Likewise greet|the church that is in|their house. Salute my|well-beloved|Epaenetus, who is the|firstfruits of Achaia|unto Christ.|16:6 Greet Mary, who|bestowed much labour
R	Ton us.|16:7 Salute|Andronicus and Junia,|my kinsmen, and my|fellow-prisoners, who|are of note among the|apostles, who also|were in Christ before|me.|16:8 Greet Amplias my|beloved in the Lord.|16:9 Salute Urbane,|our helper in Christ,|and Stachys my
R	Tbeloved.|16:10 Salute Apelles|approved in Christ.|Salute them which are|of Aristobulus'|household.|16:11 Salute Herodion|my kinsman. Greet them|that be of the|household of|Narcissus, which are|in the Lord.|16:12 Salute Tryphena|and Tryphosa, who
R	Tlabour in the Lord.|Salute the beloved|Persis, which laboured|much in the Lord.|16:13 Salute Rufus|chosen in the Lord,|and his mother and|mine.|16:14 Salute|Asyncritus, Phlegon,|Hermas, Patrobas,|Hermes, and the|brethren which are|with them.
R	T16:15 Salute|Philologus, and Julia,|Nereus, and his sister,|and Olympas, and all|the saints which are|with them.|16:16 Salute one|another with an holy|kiss. The churches of|Christ salute you.|16:17 Now I beseech|you, brethren, mark|them which cause|divisions and offences
R	Tcontrary to the|doctrine which ye|have learned; and|avoid them.|16:18 For they that|are such serve not|our Lord Jesus|Christ, but their own|belly; and by good|words and fair|speeches deceive the|hearts of the simple.|16:19 For your|obedience is come
R	Tabroad unto all men. I|am glad therefore on|your behalf: but yet I|would have you wise|unto that which is|good, and simple|concerning evil.|16:20 And the God of|peace shall bruise|Satan under your|feet shortly. The|grace of our Lord|Jesus Christ be with|you. Amen.
R	T16:21 Timotheus my|workfellow, and Lucius,|and Jason, and|Sosipater, my kinsmen,|salute you.|16:22 I Tertius, who|wrote this epistle,|salute you in the|Lord.|16:23 Gaius mine host,|and of the whole|church, saluteth you.|Erastus the|chamberlain of the
R	Tcity saluteth you, and|Quartus a brother.|16:24 The grace of|our Lord Jesus Christ|be with you all. Amen.|16:25 Now to him that|is of power to stablish|you according to my|gospel, and the|preaching of Jesus|Christ, according to|the revelation of the|mystery, which was|kept secret since the
R	Tworld began,|16:26 But now is made|manifest, and by the|scriptures of the|prophets, according|to the commandment of|the everlasting God,|made known to all|nations for the|obedience of faith:|16:27 To God only|wise, be glory through|Jesus Christ for|ever. Amen.
R	K2;The First Epistle|of Paul the|Apostle to the|Corinthians	T||1:1 Paul, called to be|an apostle of Jesus|Christ through the will|of God, and Sosthenes|our brother,|1:2 Unto the church|of God which is at|Corinth, to them that|are sanctified in
R	TChrist Jesus, called to|be saints, with all that|in every place call|upon the name of|Jesus Christ our|Lord, both theirs and|ours:|1:3 Grace be unto you,|and peace, from God|our Father, and from|the Lord Jesus Christ.|1:4 I thank my God|always on your|behalf, for the grace
R	Tof God which is given|you by Jesus Christ;|1:5 That in every thing|ye are enriched by|him, in all utterance,|and in all knowledge;|1:6 Even as the|testimony of Christ|was confirmed in you:|1:7 So that ye come|behind in no gift;|waiting for the coming|of our Lord Jesus|Christ:
R	T1:8 Who shall also|confirm you unto the|end, that ye may be|blameless in the day|of our Lord Jesus|Christ.|1:9 God is faithful, by|whom ye were called|unto the fellowship of|his Son Jesus Christ|our Lord.|1:10 Now I beseech|you, brethren, by the|name of our Lord
R	TJesus Christ, that ye|all speak the same|thing, and that there|be no divisions among|you; but that ye be|perfectly joined|together in the same|mind and in the same|judgment.|1:11 For it hath been|declared unto me of|you, my brethren, by|them which are of the|house of Chloe, that
R	Tthere are contentions|among you.|1:12 Now this I say,|that every one of you|saith, I am of Paul; and|I of Apollos; and I of|Cephas; and I of|Christ.|1:13 Is Christ divided?|was Paul crucified for|you? or were ye|baptized in the name|of Paul?|1:14 I thank God that I
R	Tbaptized none of you,|but Crispus and Gaius;|1:15 Lest any should|say that I had|baptized in mine own|name.|1:16 And I baptized|also the household of|Stephanas: besides, I|know not whether I|baptized any other.|1:17 For Christ sent|me not to baptize, but|to preach the gospel:
R	Tnot with wisdom of|words, lest the cross|of Christ should be|made of none effect.|1:18 For the|preaching of the|cross is to them that|perish foolishness;|but unto us which are|saved it is the power|of God.|1:19 For it is written, I|will destroy the wisdom|of the wise, and will
R	Tbring to nothing the|understanding of the|prudent.|1:20 Where is the|wise? where is the|scribe? where is the|disputer of this|world? hath not God|made foolish the|wisdom of this world?|1:21 For after that in|the wisdom of God the|world by wisdom knew|not God, it pleased
R	TGod by the|foolishness of|preaching to save|them that believe.|1:22 For the Jews|require a sign, and|the Greeks seek after|wisdom:|1:23 But we preach|Christ crucified, unto|the Jews a|stumblingblock, and|unto the Greeks|foolishness;
R	T1:24 But unto them|which are called, both|Jews and Greeks,|Christ the power of|God, and the wisdom of|God.|1:25 Because the|foolishness of God is|wiser than men; and|the weakness of God|is stronger than men.|1:26 For ye see your|calling, brethren, how|that not many wise men
R	Tafter the flesh, not|many mighty, not many|noble, are called:|1:27 But God hath|chosen the foolish|things of the world to|confound the wise;|and God hath chosen|the weak things of the|world to confound the|things which are|mighty;|1:28 And base things|of the world, and
R	Tthings which are|despised, hath God|chosen, yea, and|things which are not,|to bring to nought|things that are:|1:29 That no flesh|should glory in his|presence.|1:30 But of him are ye|in Christ Jesus, who|of God is made unto|us wisdom, and|righteousness, and
R	Tsanctification, and|redemption:|1:31 That, according|as it is written, He that|glorieth, let him glory|in the Lord.||2:1 And I, brethren,|when I came to you,|came not with|excellency of speech|or of wisdom,|declaring unto you|the testimony of God.
R	T2:2 For I determined|not to know any thing|among you, save|Jesus Christ, and him|crucified.|2:3 And I was with you|in weakness, and in|fear, and in much|trembling.|2:4 And my speech and|my preaching was not|with enticing words of|man's wisdom, but in|demonstration of the
R	TSpirit and of power:|2:5 That your faith|should not stand in|the wisdom of men, but|in the power of God.|2:6 Howbeit we speak|wisdom among them|that are perfect: yet|not the wisdom of this|world, nor of the|princes of this world,|that come to nought:|2:7 But we speak the|wisdom of God in a
R	Tmystery, even the|hidden wisdom, which|God ordained before|the world unto our|glory:|2:8 Which none of the|princes of this world|knew: for had they|known it, they would|not have crucified the|Lord of glory.|2:9 But as it is written,|Eye hath not seen,|nor ear heard,
R	Tneither have entered|into the heart of man,|the things which God|hath prepared for|them that love him.|2:10 But God hath|revealed them unto us|by his Spirit: for the|Spirit searcheth all|things, yea, the deep|things of God.|2:11 For what man|knoweth the things of|a man, save the spirit
R	Tof man which is in him?|even so the things of|God knoweth no man,|but the Spirit of God.|2:12 Now we have|received, not the|spirit of the world, but|the spirit which is of|God; that we might|know the things that|are freely given to us|of God.|2:13 Which things also|we speak, not in the
R	Twords which man's|wisdom teacheth, but|which the Holy Ghost|teacheth; comparing|spiritual things with|spiritual.|2:14 But the natural|man receiveth not the|things of the Spirit of|God: for they are|foolishness unto him:|neither can he know|them, because they|are spiritually
R	Tdiscerned.|2:15 But he that is|spiritual judgeth all|things, yet he himself|is judged of no man.|2:16 For who hath|known the mind of the|Lord, that he may|instruct him? But we|have the mind of|Christ.||3:1 And I, brethren,|could not speak unto
R	Tyou as unto spiritual,|but as unto carnal,|even as unto babes in|Christ.|3:2 I have fed you|with milk, and not with|meat: for hitherto ye|were not able to bear|it, neither yet now are|ye able.|3:3 For ye are yet|carnal: for whereas|there is among you|envying, and strife,
R	Tand divisions, are ye|not carnal, and walk|as men?|3:4 For while one|saith, I am of Paul; and|another, I am of|Apollos; are ye not|carnal?|3:5 Who then is Paul,|and who is Apollos, but|ministers by whom ye|believed, even as the|Lord gave to every|man?
R	T3:6 I have planted,|Apollos watered; but|God gave the|increase.|3:7 So then neither is|he that planteth any|thing, neither he that|watereth; but God that|giveth the increase.|3:8 Now he that|planteth and he that|watereth are one: and|every man shall|receive his own
R	Treward according to|his own labour.|3:9 For we are|labourers together|with God: ye are God's|husbandry, ye are|God's building.|3:10 According to the|grace of God which is|given unto me, as a|wise masterbuilder, I|have laid the|foundation, and|another buildeth
R	Tthereon. But let every|man take heed how he|buildeth thereupon.|3:11 For other|foundation can no man|lay than that is laid,|which is Jesus Christ.|3:12 Now if any man|build upon this|foundation gold,|silver, precious|stones, wood, hay,|stubble;|3:13 Every man's work
R	Tshall be made|manifest: for the day|shall declare it,|because it shall be|revealed by fire; and|the fire shall try|every man's work of|what sort it is.|3:14 If any man's work|abide which he hath|built thereupon, he|shall receive a|reward.|3:15 If any man's work
R	Tshall be burned, he|shall suffer loss: but|he himself shall be|saved; yet so as by|fire.|3:16 Know ye not that|ye are the temple of|God, and that the|Spirit of God dwelleth|in you?|3:17 If any man defile|the temple of God, him|shall God destroy; for|the temple of God is
R	Tholy, which temple ye|are.|3:18 Let no man|deceive himself. If any|man among you|seemeth to be wise in|this world, let him|become a fool, that he|may be wise.|3:19 For the wisdom of|this world is|foolishness with God.|For it is written, He|taketh the wise in
R	Ttheir own craftiness.|3:20 And again, The|Lord knoweth the|thoughts of the wise,|that they are vain.|3:21 Therefore let no|man glory in men. For|all things are yours;|3:22 Whether Paul, or|Apollos, or Cephas, or|the world, or life, or|death, or things|present, or things to|come; all are yours;
R	T3:23 And ye are|Christ's; and Christ is|God's.||4:1 Let a man so|account of us, as of|the ministers of|Christ, and stewards|of the mysteries of|God.|4:2 Moreover it is|required in stewards,|that a man be found|faithful.
R	T4:3 But with me it is a|very small thing that I|should be judged of|you, or of man's|judgment: yea, I judge|not mine own self.|4:4 For I know nothing|by myself; yet am I not|hereby justified: but|he that judgeth me is|the Lord.|4:5 Therefore judge|nothing before the|time, until the Lord
R	Tcome, who both will|bring to light the|hidden things of|darkness, and will|make manifest the|counsels of the|hearts: and then shall|every man have|praise of God.|4:6 And these things,|brethren, I have in a|figure transferred to|myself and to Apollos|for your sakes; that
R	Tye might learn in us|not to think of men|above that which is|written, that no one of|you be puffed up for|one against another.|4:7 For who maketh|thee to differ from|another? and what|hast thou that thou|didst not receive? now|if thou didst receive|it, why dost thou|glory, as if thou hadst
R	Tnot received it?|4:8 Now ye are full,|now ye are rich, ye|have reigned as kings|without us: and I would|to God ye did reign,|that we also might|reign with you.|4:9 For I think that|God hath set forth us|the apostles last, as it|were appointed to|death: for we are|made a spectacle unto
R	Tthe world, and to|angels, and to men.|4:10 We are fools for|Christ's sake, but ye|are wise in Christ; we|are weak, but ye are|strong; ye are|honourable, but we|are despised.|4:11 Even unto this|present hour we both|hunger, and thirst,|and are naked, and|are buffeted, and
R	Thave no certain|dwellingplace;|4:12 And labour,|working with our own|hands: being reviled,|we bless; being|persecuted, we suffer|it:|4:13 Being defamed, we|intreat: we are made|as the filth of the|world, and are the|offscouring of all|things unto this day.
R	T4:14 I write not these|things to shame you,|but as my beloved|sons I warn you.|4:15 For though ye|have ten thousand|instructers in Christ,|yet have ye not many|fathers: for in Christ|Jesus I have begotten|you through the|gospel.|4:16 Wherefore I|beseech you, be ye
R	Tfollowers of me.|4:17 For this cause|have I sent unto you|Timotheus, who is my|beloved son, and|faithful in the Lord,|who shall bring you|into remembrance of|my ways which be in|Christ, as I teach|every where in every|church.|4:18 Now some are|puffed up, as though I
R	Twould not come to you.|4:19 But I will come to|you shortly, if the|Lord will, and will know,|not the speech of|them which are puffed|up, but the power.|4:20 For the kingdom|of God is not in word,|but in power.|4:21 What will ye? shall|I come unto you with a|rod, or in love, and in|the spirit of
R	Tmeekness?||5:1 It is reported|commonly that there is|fornication among you,|and such fornication|as is not so much as|named among the|Gentiles, that one|should have his|father's wife.|5:2 And ye are puffed|up, and have not|rather mourned, that
R	The that hath done this|deed might be taken|away from among you.|5:3 For I verily, as|absent in body, but|present in spirit, have|judged already, as|though I were|present, concerning|him that hath so done|this deed,|5:4 In the name of our|Lord Jesus Christ,|when ye are gathered
R	Ttogether, and my|spirit, with the power|of our Lord Jesus|Christ,|5:5 To deliver such an|one unto Satan for|the destruction of the|flesh, that the spirit|may be saved in the|day of the Lord|Jesus.|5:6 Your glorying is|not good. Know ye not|that a little leaven
R	Tleaveneth the whole|lump?|5:7 Purge out|therefore the old|leaven, that ye may be|a new lump, as ye are|unleavened. For even|Christ our passover|is sacrificed for us:|5:8 Therefore let us|keep the feast, not|with old leaven,|neither with the|leaven of malice and
R	Twickedness; but with|the unleavened bread|of sincerity and truth.|5:9 I wrote unto you in|an epistle not to|company with|fornicators:|5:10 Yet not|altogether with the|fornicators of this|world, or with the|covetous, or|extortioners, or with|idolaters; for then
R	Tmust ye needs go out|of the world.|5:11 But now I have|written unto you not|to keep company, if|any man that is called|a brother be a|fornicator, or|covetous, or an|idolater, or a railer,|or a drunkard, or an|extortioner; with such|an one no not to eat.|5:12 For what have I
R	Tto do to judge them|also that are without?|do not ye judge them|that are within?|5:13 But them that are|without God judgeth.|Therefore put away|from among|yourselves that|wicked person.||6:1 Dare any of you,|having a matter|against another, go to
R	Tlaw before the unjust,|and not before the|saints?|6:2 Do ye not know|that the saints shall|judge the world? and|if the world shall be|judged by you, are ye|unworthy to judge the|smallest matters?|6:3 Know ye not that|we shall judge|angels? how much|more things that
R	Tpertain to this life?|6:4 If then ye have|judgments of things|pertaining to this life,|set them to judge who|are least esteemed in|the church.|6:5 I speak to your|shame. Is it so, that|there is not a wise|man among you? no,|not one that shall be|able to judge between|his brethren?
R	T6:6 But brother goeth|to law with brother,|and that before the|unbelievers.|6:7 Now therefore|there is utterly a|fault among you,|because ye go to law|one with another. Why|do ye not rather take|wrong? why do ye not|rather suffer|yourselves to be|defrauded?
R	T6:8 Nay, ye do wrong,|and defraud, and that|your brethren.|6:9 Know ye not that|the unrighteous shall|not inherit the kingdom|of God? Be not|deceived: neither|fornicators, nor|idolaters, nor|adulterers, nor|effeminate, nor|abusers of|themselves with
R	Tmankind,|6:10 Nor thieves, nor|covetous, nor|drunkards, nor|revilers, nor|extortioners, shall|inherit the kingdom of|God.|6:11 And such were|some of you: but ye|are washed, but ye|are sanctified, but ye|are justified in the|name of the Lord
R	TJesus, and by the|Spirit of our God.|6:12 All things are|lawful unto me, but all|things are not|expedient: all things|are lawful for me, but|I will not be brought|under the power of|any.|6:13 Meats for the|belly, and the belly|for meats: but God|shall destroy both it
R	Tand them. Now the|body is not for|fornication, but for|the Lord; and the|Lord for the body.|6:14 And God hath|both raised up the|Lord, and will also|raise up us by his own|power.|6:15 Know ye not that|your bodies are the|members of Christ?|shall I then take the
R	Tmembers of Christ,|and make them the|members of an harlot?|God forbid.|6:16 What? know ye|not that he which is|joined to an harlot is|one body? for two,|saith he, shall be one|flesh.|6:17 But he that is|joined unto the Lord|is one spirit.|6:18 Flee fornication.
R	TEvery sin that a man|doeth is without the|body; but he that|committeth fornication|sinneth against his|own body.|6:19 What? know ye|not that your body is|the temple of the Holy|Ghost which is in you,|which ye have of God,|and ye are not your|own?|6:20 For ye are
R	Tbought with a price:|therefore glorify God|in your body, and in|your spirit, which are|God's.||7:1 Now concerning|the things whereof ye|wrote unto me: It is|good for a man not to|touch a woman.|7:2 Nevertheless, to|avoid fornication, let|every man have his
R	Town wife, and let|every woman have her|own husband.|7:3 Let the husband|render unto the wife|due benevolence: and|likewise also the wife|unto the husband.|7:4 The wife hath not|power of her own|body, but the husband:|and likewise also the|husband hath not|power of his own
R	Tbody, but the wife.|7:5 Defraud ye not|one the other, except|it be with consent for|a time, that ye may|give yourselves to|fasting and prayer;|and come together|again, that Satan tempt|you not for your|incontinency.|7:6 But I speak this by|permission, and not of|commandment.
R	T7:7 For I would that|all men were even as I|myself. But every man|hath his proper gift|of God, one after this|manner, and another|after that.|7:8 I say therefore to|the unmarried and|widows, It is good for|them if they abide|even as I.|7:9 But if they cannot|contain, let them
R	Tmarry: for it is better|to marry than to burn.|7:10 And unto the|married I command, yet|not I, but the Lord,|Let not the wife|depart from her|husband:|7:11 But and if she|depart, let her remain|unmarried or be|reconciled to her|husband: and let not|the husband put away
R	This wife.|7:12 But to the rest|speak I, not the Lord:|If any brother hath a|wife that believeth not,|and she be pleased to|dwell with him, let him|not put her away.|7:13 And the woman|which hath an husband|that believeth not, and|if he be pleased to|dwell with her, let her|not leave him.
R	T7:14 For the|unbelieving husband is|sanctified by the wife,|and the unbelieving|wife is sanctified by|the husband: else|were your children|unclean; but now are|they holy.|7:15 But if the|unbelieving depart, let|him depart. A brother|or a sister is not|under bondage in
R	Tsuch cases: but God|hath called us to|peace.|7:16 For what knowest|thou, O wife, whether|thou shalt save thy|husband? or how|knowest thou, O man,|whether thou shalt|save thy wife?|7:17 But as God hath|distributed to every|man, as the Lord hath|called every one, so
R	Tlet him walk. And so|ordain I in all|churches.|7:18 Is any man called|being circumcised? let|him not become|uncircumcised. Is any|called in|uncircumcision? let him|not be circumcised.|7:19 Circumcision is|nothing, and|uncircumcision is|nothing, but the
R	Tkeeping of the|commandments of God.|7:20 Let every man|abide in the same|calling wherein he was|called.|7:21 Art thou called|being a servant? care|not for it: but if thou|mayest be made free,|use it rather.|7:22 For he that is|called in the Lord,|being a servant, is the
R	TLord's freeman:|likewise also he that is|called, being free, is|Christ's servant.|7:23 Ye are bought|with a price; be not ye|the servants of men.|7:24 Brethren, let|every man, wherein he|is called, therein abide|with God.|7:25 Now concerning|virgins I have no|commandment of the
R	TLord: yet I give my|judgment, as one that|hath obtained mercy|of the Lord to be|faithful.|7:26 I suppose|therefore that this is|good for the present|distress, I say, that it|is good for a man so|to be.|7:27 Art thou bound|unto a wife? seek not|to be loosed. Art thou
R	Tloosed from a wife?|seek not a wife.|7:28 But and if thou|marry, thou hast not|sinned; and if a virgin|marry, she hath not|sinned. Nevertheless|such shall have|trouble in the flesh:|but I spare you.|7:29 But this I say,|brethren, the time is|short: it remaineth,|that both they that
R	Thave wives be as|though they had none;|7:30 And they that|weep, as though they|wept not; and they|that rejoice, as|though they rejoiced|not; and they that buy,|as though they|possessed not;|7:31 And they that use|this world, as not|abusing it: for the|fashion of this world
R	Tpasseth away.|7:32 But I would have|you without|carefulness. He that|is unmarried careth|for the things that|belong to the Lord,|how he may please the|Lord:|7:33 But he that is|married careth for|the things that are of|the world, how he may|please his wife.
R	T7:34 There is|difference also|between a wife and a|virgin. The unmarried|woman careth for the|things of the Lord,|that she may be holy|both in body and in|spirit: but she that is|married careth for|the things of the|world, how she may|please her husband.|7:35 And this I speak
R	Tfor your own profit;|not that I may cast a|snare upon you, but|for that which is|comely, and that ye|may attend upon the|Lord without|distraction.|7:36 But if any man|think that he behaveth|himself uncomely|toward his virgin, if|she pass the flower|of her age, and need
R	Tso require, let him do|what he will, he sinneth|not: let them marry.|7:37 Nevertheless he|that standeth|stedfast in his heart,|having no necessity,|but hath power over|his own will, and hath|so decreed in his|heart that he will keep|his virgin, doeth well.|7:38 So then he that|giveth her in marriage
R	Tdoeth well; but he that|giveth her not in|marriage doeth better.|7:39 The wife is bound|by the law as long as|her husband liveth;|but if her husband be|dead, she is at liberty|to be married to whom|she will; only in the|Lord.|7:40 But she is|happier if she so|abide, after my
R	Tjudgment: and I think|also that I have the|Spirit of God.||8:1 Now as touching|things offered unto|idols, we know that we|all have knowledge.|Knowledge puffeth up,|but charity edifieth.|8:2 And if any man|think that he knoweth|any thing, he knoweth|nothing yet as he
R	Tought to know.|8:3 But if any man love|God, the same is known|of him.|8:4 As concerning|therefore the eating|of those things that|are offered in|sacrifice unto idols,|we know that an idol is|nothing in the world,|and that there is none|other God but one.|8:5 For though there
R	Tbe that are called|gods, whether in|heaven or in earth,|(as there be gods|many, and lords many,)|8:6 But to us there is|but one God, the|Father, of whom are|all things, and we in|him; and one Lord|Jesus Christ, by whom|are all things, and we|by him.|8:7 Howbeit there is
R	Tnot in every man that|knowledge: for some|with conscience of the|idol unto this hour eat|it as a thing offered|unto an idol; and their|conscience being weak|is defiled.|8:8 But meat|commendeth us not to|God: for neither, if we|eat, are we the better;|neither, if we eat not,|are we the worse.
R	T8:9 But take heed lest|by any means this|liberty of yours|become a|stumblingblock to them|that are weak.|8:10 For if any man|see thee which hast|knowledge sit at meat|in the idol's temple,|shall not the|conscience of him|which is weak be|emboldened to eat
R	Tthose things which are|offered to idols;|8:11 And through thy|knowledge shall the|weak brother perish,|for whom Christ died?|8:12 But when ye sin|so against the|brethren, and wound|their weak conscience,|ye sin against Christ.|8:13 Wherefore, if|meat make my brother|to offend, I will eat no
R	Tflesh while the world|standeth, lest I make|my brother to offend.||9:1 Am I not an|apostle? am I not|free? have I not seen|Jesus Christ our|Lord? are not ye my|work in the Lord?|9:2 If I be not an|apostle unto others,|yet doubtless I am to|you: for the seal of
R	Tmine apostleship are|ye in the Lord.|9:3 Mine answer to|them that do examine|me is this,|9:4 Have we not power|to eat and to drink?|9:5 Have we not power|to lead about a sister,|a wife, as well as|other apostles, and|as the brethren of|the Lord, and Cephas?|9:6 Or I only and
R	TBarnabas, have not we|power to forbear|working?|9:7 Who goeth a|warfare any time at|his own charges? who|planteth a vineyard,|and eateth not of the|fruit thereof? or who|feedeth a flock, and|eateth not of the milk|of the flock?|9:8 Say I these things|as a man? or saith not
R	Tthe law the same also?|9:9 For it is written in|the law of Moses, Thou|shalt not muzzle the|mouth of the ox that|treadeth out the corn.|Doth God take care|for oxen?|9:10 Or saith he it|altogether for our|sakes? For our sakes,|no doubt, this is|written: that he that|ploweth should plow in
R	Thope; and that he that|thresheth in hope|should be partaker of|his hope.|9:11 If we have sown|unto you spiritual|things, is it a great|thing if we shall reap|your carnal things?|9:12 If others be|partakers of this|power over you, are|not we rather?|Nevertheless we have
R	Tnot used this power;|but suffer all things,|lest we should hinder|the gospel of Christ.|9:13 Do ye not know|that they which|minister about holy|things live of the|things of the temple?|and they which wait at|the altar are|partakers with the|altar?|9:14 Even so hath the
R	TLord ordained that|they which preach the|gospel should live of|the gospel.|9:15 But I have used|none of these things:|neither have I written|these things, that it|should be so done|unto me: for it were|better for me to die,|than that any man|should make my|glorying void.
R	T9:16 For though I|preach the gospel, I|have nothing to glory|of: for necessity is|laid upon me; yea, woe|is unto me, if I preach|not the gospel!|9:17 For if I do this|thing willingly, I have a|reward: but if against|my will, a dispensation|of the gospel is|committed unto me.|9:18 What is my reward
R	Tthen? Verily that,|when I preach the|gospel, I may make the|gospel of Christ|without charge, that I|abuse not my power in|the gospel.|9:19 For though I be|free from all men, yet|have I made myself|servant unto all, that|I might gain the more.|9:20 And unto the|Jews I became as a
R	TJew, that I might gain|the Jews; to them that|are under the law, as|under the law, that I|might gain them that|are under the law;|9:21 To them that are|without law, as without|law, (being not without|law to God, but under|the law to Christ,) that|I might gain them that|are without law.|9:22 To the weak
R	Tbecame I as weak, that|I might gain the weak: I|am made all things to|all men, that I might by|all means save some.|9:23 And this I do for|the gospel's sake, that|I might be partaker|thereof with you.|9:24 Know ye not that|they which run in a|race run all, but one|receiveth the prize?|So run, that ye may
R	Tobtain.|9:25 And every man|that striveth for the|mastery is temperate|in all things. Now they|do it to obtain a|corruptible crown; but|we an incorruptible.|9:26 I therefore so|run, not as|uncertainly; so fight I,|not as one that|beateth the air:|9:27 But I keep under
R	Tmy body, and bring it|into subjection: lest|that by any means,|when I have preached|to others, I myself|should be a castaway.||10:1 Moreover,|brethren, I would not|that ye should be|ignorant, how that all|our fathers were|under the cloud, and|all passed through
R	Tthe sea;|10:2 And were all|baptized unto Moses in|the cloud and in the|sea;|10:3 And did all eat|the same spiritual|meat;|10:4 And did all drink|the same spiritual|drink: for they drank|of that spiritual Rock|that followed them:|and that Rock was
R	TChrist.|10:5 But with many of|them God was not well|pleased: for they|were overthrown in|the wilderness.|10:6 Now these things|were our examples, to|the intent we should|not lust after evil|things, as they also|lusted.|10:7 Neither be ye|idolaters, as were
R	Tsome of them; as it is|written, The people|sat down to eat and|drink, and rose up to|play.|10:8 Neither let us|commit fornication, as|some of them|committed, and fell in|one day three and|twenty thousand.|10:9 Neither let us|tempt Christ, as some|of them also tempted,
R	Tand were destroyed|of serpents.|10:10 Neither murmur|ye, as some of them|also murmured, and|were destroyed of|the destroyer.|10:11 Now all these|things happened unto|them for ensamples:|and they are written|for our admonition,|upon whom the ends|of the world are come.
R	T10:12 Wherefore let|him that thinketh he|standeth take heed|lest he fall.|10:13 There hath no|temptation taken you|but such as is common|to man: but God is|faithful, who will not|suffer you to be|tempted above that ye|are able; but will with|the temptation also|make a way to escape,
R	Tthat ye may be able to|bear it.|10:14 Wherefore, my|dearly beloved, flee|from idolatry.|10:15 I speak as to|wise men; judge ye|what I say.|10:16 The cup of|blessing which we|bless, is it not the|communion of the|blood of Christ? The|bread which we break,
R	Tis it not the communion|of the body of Christ?|10:17 For we being|many are one bread,|and one body: for we|are all partakers of|that one bread.|10:18 Behold Israel|after the flesh: are|not they which eat of|the sacrifices|partakers of the|altar?|10:19 What say I then?
R	Tthat the idol is any|thing, or that which is|offered in sacrifice|to idols is any thing?|10:20 But I say, that|the things which the|Gentiles sacrifice,|they sacrifice to|devils, and not to God:|and I would not that|ye should have|fellowship with devils.|10:21 Ye cannot drink|the cup of the Lord,
R	Tand the cup of devils:|ye cannot be|partakers of the|Lord's table, and of|the table of devils.|10:22 Do we provoke|the Lord to jealousy?|are we stronger than|he?|10:23 All things are|lawful for me, but all|things are not|expedient: all things|are lawful for me, but
R	Tall things edify not.|10:24 Let no man seek|his own, but every man|another's wealth.|10:25 Whatsoever is|sold in the shambles,|that eat, asking no|question for|conscience sake:|10:26 For the earth is|the Lord's, and the|fulness thereof.|10:27 If any of them|that believe not bid
R	Tyou to a feast, and ye|be disposed to go;|whatsoever is set|before you, eat,|asking no question for|conscience sake.|10:28 But if any man|say unto you, This is|offered in sacrifice|unto idols, eat not for|his sake that shewed|it, and for conscience|sake: for the earth is|the Lord's, and the
R	Tfulness thereof:|10:29 Conscience, I|say, not thine own, but|of the other: for why|is my liberty judged|of another man's|conscience?|10:30 For if I by|grace be a partaker,|why am I evil spoken|of for that for which|I give thanks?|10:31 Whether|therefore ye eat, or
R	Tdrink, or whatsoever|ye do, do all to the|glory of God.|10:32 Give none|offence, neither to|the Jews, nor to the|Gentiles, nor to the|church of God:|10:33 Even as I|please all men in all|things, not seeking|mine own profit, but|the profit of many,|that they may be
R	Tsaved.||11:1 Be ye followers|of me, even as I also|am of Christ.|11:2 Now I praise you,|brethren, that ye|remember me in all|things, and keep the|ordinances, as I|delivered them to you.|11:3 But I would have|you know, that the|head of every man is
R	TChrist; and the head|of the woman is the|man; and the head of|Christ is God.|11:4 Every man|praying or|prophesying, having|his head covered,|dishonoureth his head.|11:5 But every woman|that prayeth or|prophesieth with her|head uncovered|dishonoureth her
R	Thead: for that is even|all one as if she were|shaven.|11:6 For if the woman|be not covered, let|her also be shorn:|but if it be a shame|for a woman to be|shorn or shaven, let|her be covered.|11:7 For a man indeed|ought not to cover his|head, forasmuch as|he is the image and
R	Tglory of God: but the|woman is the glory of|the man.|11:8 For the man is|not of the woman: but|the woman of the man.|11:9 Neither was the|man created for the|woman; but the woman|for the man.|11:10 For this cause|ought the woman to|have power on her|head because of the
R	Tangels.|11:11 Nevertheless|neither is the man|without the woman,|neither the woman|without the man, in the|Lord.|11:12 For as the|woman is of the man,|even so is the man|also by the woman; but|all things of God.|11:13 Judge in|yourselves: is it
R	Tcomely that a woman|pray unto God|uncovered?|11:14 Doth not even|nature itself teach|you, that, if a man|have long hair, it is a|shame unto him?|11:15 But if a woman|have long hair, it is a|glory to her: for her|hair is given her for|a covering.|11:16 But if any man
R	Tseem to be|contentious, we have|no such custom,|neither the churches|of God.|11:17 Now in this that I|declare unto you I|praise you not, that|ye come together not|for the better, but|for the worse.|11:18 For first of all,|when ye come|together in the
R	Tchurch, I hear that|there be divisions|among you; and I|partly believe it.|11:19 For there must|be also heresies|among you, that they|which are approved|may be made manifest|among you.|11:20 When ye come|together therefore|into one place, this is|not to eat the Lord's
R	Tsupper.|11:21 For in eating|every one taketh|before other his own|supper: and one is|hungry, and another|is drunken.|11:22 What? have ye|not houses to eat and|to drink in? or|despise ye the church|of God, and shame|them that have not?|What shall I say to
R	Tyou? shall I praise|you in this? I praise|you not.|11:23 For I have|received of the Lord|that which also I|delivered unto you,|That the Lord Jesus|the same night in which|he was betrayed took|bread:|11:24 And when he had|given thanks, he brake|it, and said, Take, eat:
R	Tthis is my body, which|is broken for you: this|do in remembrance of|me.|11:25 After the same|manner also he took|the cup, when he had|supped, saying, This|cup is the new|testament in my blood:|this do ye, as oft as|ye drink it, in|remembrance of me.|11:26 For as often as
R	Tye eat this bread, and|drink this cup, ye do|shew the Lord's death|till he come.|11:27 Wherefore|whosoever shall eat|this bread, and drink|this cup of the Lord,|unworthily, shall be|guilty of the body and|blood of the Lord.|11:28 But let a man|examine himself, and|so let him eat of that
R	Tbread, and drink of|that cup.|11:29 For he that|eateth and drinketh|unworthily, eateth and|drinketh damnation to|himself, not discerning|the Lord's body.|11:30 For this cause|many are weak and|sickly among you, and|many sleep.|11:31 For if we would|judge ourselves, we
R	Tshould not be judged.|11:32 But when we are|judged, we are|chastened of the|Lord, that we should|not be condemned with|the world.|11:33 Wherefore, my|brethren, when ye|come together to eat,|tarry one for|another.|11:34 And if any man|hunger, let him eat at
R	Thome; that ye come not|together unto|condemnation. And the|rest will I set in order|when I come.||12:1 Now concerning|spiritual gifts,|brethren, I would not|have you ignorant.|12:2 Ye know that ye|were Gentiles, carried|away unto these dumb|idols, even as ye were
R	Tled.|12:3 Wherefore I give|you to understand,|that no man speaking|by the Spirit of God|calleth Jesus|accursed: and that no|man can say that|Jesus is the Lord, but|by the Holy Ghost.|12:4 Now there are|diversities of gifts,|but the same Spirit.|12:5 And there are
R	Tdifferences of|administrations, but|the same Lord.|12:6 And there are|diversities of|operations, but it is|the same God which|worketh all in all.|12:7 But the|manifestation of the|Spirit is given to|every man to profit|withal.|12:8 For to one is
R	Tgiven by the Spirit the|word of wisdom; to|another the word of|knowledge by the same|Spirit;|12:9 To another faith|by the same Spirit; to|another the gifts of|healing by the same|Spirit;|12:10 To another the|working of miracles; to|another prophecy; to|another discerning of
R	Tspirits; to another|divers kinds of|tongues; to another|the interpretation of|tongues:|12:11 But all these|worketh that one and|the selfsame Spirit,|dividing to every man|severally as he will.|12:12 For as the body|is one, and hath many|members, and all the|members of that one
R	Tbody, being many, are|one body: so also is|Christ.|12:13 For by one|Spirit are we all|baptized into one|body, whether we be|Jews or Gentiles,|whether we be bond|or free; and have|been all made to drink|into one Spirit.|12:14 For the body is|not one member, but
R	Tmany.|12:15 If the foot shall|say, Because I am not|the hand, I am not of|the body; is it|therefore not of the|body?|12:16 And if the ear|shall say, Because I|am not the eye, I am|not of the body; is it|therefore not of the|body?|12:17 If the whole
R	Tbody were an eye,|where were the|hearing? If the whole|were hearing, where|were the smelling?|12:18 But now hath|God set the members|every one of them in|the body, as it hath|pleased him.|12:19 And if they were|all one member, where|were the body?|12:20 But now are
R	Tthey many members,|yet but one body.|12:21 And the eye|cannot say unto the|hand, I have no need|of thee: nor again the|head to the feet, I|have no need of you.|12:22 Nay, much more|those members of the|body, which seem to be|more feeble, are|necessary:|12:23 And those
R	Tmembers of the body,|which we think to be|less honourable, upon|these we bestow more|abundant honour; and|our uncomely parts|have more abundant|comeliness.|12:24 For our comely|parts have no need:|but God hath tempered|the body together,|having given more|abundant honour to
R	Tthat part which lacked.|12:25 That there|should be no schism in|the body; but that the|members should have|the same care one|for another.|12:26 And whether one|member suffer, all the|members suffer with it;|or one member be|honoured, all the|members rejoice with|it.
R	T12:27 Now ye are the|body of Christ, and|members in particular.|12:28 And God hath|set some in the|church, first apostles,|secondarily prophets,|thirdly teachers,|after that miracles,|then gifts of healings,|helps, governments,|diversities of tongues.|12:29 Are all|apostles? are all
R	Tprophets? are all|teachers? are all|workers of miracles?|12:30 Have all the|gifts of healing? do|all speak with|tongues? do all|interpret?|12:31 But covet|earnestly the best|gifts: and yet shew I|unto you a more|excellent way.|
R	T13:1 Though I speak|with the tongues of|men and of angels,|and have not charity,|I am become as|sounding brass, or a|tinkling cymbal.|13:2 And though I|have the gift of|prophecy, and|understand all|mysteries, and all|knowledge; and though|I have all faith, so
R	Tthat I could remove|mountains, and have|not charity, I am|nothing.|13:3 And though I|bestow all my goods to|feed the poor, and|though I give my body|to be burned, and|have not charity, it|profiteth me nothing.|13:4 Charity suffereth|long, and is kind;|charity envieth not;
R	Tcharity vaunteth not|itself, is not puffed|up,|13:5 Doth not behave|itself unseemly,|seeketh not her own,|is not easily provoked,|thinketh no evil;|13:6 Rejoiceth not in|iniquity, but rejoiceth|in the truth;|13:7 Beareth all|things, believeth all|things, hopeth all
R	Tthings, endureth all|things.|13:8 Charity never|faileth: but whether|there be prophecies,|they shall fail;|whether there be|tongues, they shall|cease; whether there|be knowledge, it shall|vanish away.|13:9 For we know in|part, and we prophesy|in part.
R	T13:10 But when that|which is perfect is|come, then that which|is in part shall be|done away.|13:11 When I was a|child, I spake as a|child, I understood as|a child, I thought as a|child: but when I|became a man, I put|away childish things.|13:12 For now we see|through a glass,
R	Tdarkly; but then face|to face: now I know in|part; but then shall I|know even as also I|am known.|13:13 And now abideth|faith, hope, charity,|these three; but the|greatest of these is|charity.||14:1 Follow after|charity, and desire|spiritual gifts, but
R	Trather that ye may|prophesy.|14:2 For he that|speaketh in an|unknown tongue|speaketh not unto|men, but unto God: for|no man understandeth|him; howbeit in the|spirit he speaketh|mysteries.|14:3 But he that|prophesieth speaketh|unto men to
R	Tedification, and|exhortation, and|comfort.|14:4 He that speaketh|in an unknown tongue|edifieth himself; but he|that prophesieth|edifieth the church.|14:5 I would that ye|all spake with tongues|but rather that ye|prophesied: for|greater is he that|prophesieth than he
R	Tthat speaketh with|tongues, except he|interpret, that the|church may receive|edifying.|14:6 Now, brethren, if|I come unto you|speaking with tongues,|what shall I profit|you, except I shall|speak to you either|by revelation, or by|knowledge, or by|prophesying, or by
R	Tdoctrine?|14:7 And even things|without life giving|sound, whether pipe|or harp, except they|give a distinction in|the sounds, how shall|it be known what is|piped or harped?|14:8 For if the|trumpet give an|uncertain sound, who|shall prepare himself|to the battle?
R	T14:9 So likewise ye,|except ye utter by|the tongue words|easy to be|understood, how shall|it be known what is|spoken? for ye shall|speak into the air.|14:10 There are, it|may be, so many kinds|of voices in the world,|and none of them is|without signification.|14:11 Therefore if I
R	Tknow not the meaning|of the voice, I shall|be unto him that|speaketh a barbarian,|and he that speaketh|shall be a barbarian|unto me.|14:12 Even so ye,|forasmuch as ye are|zealous of spiritual|gifts, seek that ye may|excel to the edifying|of the church.|14:13 Wherefore let
R	Thim that speaketh in|an unknown tongue|pray that he may|interpret.|14:14 For if I pray in|an unknown tongue, my|spirit prayeth, but my|understanding is|unfruitful.|14:15 What is it then? I|will pray with the|spirit, and I will pray|with the understanding|also: I will sing with
R	Tthe spirit, and I will|sing with the|understanding also.|14:16 Else when thou|shalt bless with the|spirit, how shall he|that occupieth the|room of the unlearned|say Amen at thy giving|of thanks, seeing he|understandeth not|what thou sayest?|14:17 For thou verily|givest thanks well, but
R	Tthe other is not|edified.|14:18 I thank my God, I|speak with tongues|more than ye all:|14:19 Yet in the|church I had rather|speak five words with|my understanding, that|by my voice I might|teach others also,|than ten thousand|words in an unknown|tongue.
R	T14:20 Brethren, be not|children in|understanding: howbeit|in malice be ye|children, but in|understanding be men.|14:21 In the law it is|written, With men of|other tongues and|other lips will I speak|unto this people; and|yet for all that will|they not hear me,|saith the LORD.
R	T14:22 Wherefore|tongues are for a|sign, not to them that|believe, but to them|that believe not: but|prophesying serveth|not for them that|believe not, but for|them which believe.|14:23 If therefore the|whole church be come|together into one|place, and all speak|with tongues, and
R	Tthere come in those|that are unlearned,|or unbelievers, will|they not say that ye|are mad?|14:24 But if all|prophesy, and there|come in one that|believeth not, or one|unlearned, he is|convinced of all, he is|judged of all:|14:25 And thus are|the secrets of his
R	Theart made manifest;|and so falling down on|his face he will|worship God, and|report that God is in|you of a truth.|14:26 How is it then,|brethren? when ye|come together, every|one of you hath a|psalm, hath a doctrine,|hath a tongue, hath a|revelation, hath an|interpretation. Let all
R	Tthings be done unto|edifying.|14:27 If any man|speak in an unknown|tongue, let it be by|two, or at the most by|three, and that by|course; and let one|interpret.|14:28 But if there be|no interpreter, let him|keep silence in the|church; and let him|speak to himself, and
R	Tto God.|14:29 Let the|prophets speak two|or three, and let the|other judge.|14:30 If any thing be|revealed to another|that sitteth by, let the|first hold his peace.|14:31 For ye may all|prophesy one by one,|that all may learn, and|all may be comforted.|14:32 And the spirits
R	Tof the prophets are|subject to the|prophets.|14:33 For God is not|the author of|confusion, but of|peace, as in all|churches of the|saints.|14:34 Let your women|keep silence in the|churches: for it is not|permitted unto them to|speak; but they are
R	Tcommanded to be|under obedience as|also saith the law.|14:35 And if they will|learn any thing, let|them ask their|husbands at home: for|it is a shame for|women to speak in the|church.|14:36 What? came the|word of God out from|you? or came it unto|you only?
R	T14:37 If any man think|himself to be a|prophet, or spiritual,|let him acknowledge|that the things that I|write unto you are the|commandments of the|Lord.|14:38 But if any man|be ignorant, let him be|ignorant.|14:39 Wherefore,|brethren, covet to|prophesy, and forbid
R	Tnot to speak with|tongues.|14:40 Let all things be|done decently and in|order.||15:1 Moreover,|brethren, I declare|unto you the gospel|which I preached unto|you, which also ye|have received, and|wherein ye stand;|15:2 By which also ye
R	Tare saved, if ye keep|in memory what I|preached unto you,|unless ye have|believed in vain.|15:3 For I delivered|unto you first of all|that which I also|received, how that|Christ died for our|sins according to the|scriptures;|15:4 And that he was|buried, and that he
R	Trose again the third|day according to the|scriptures:|15:5 And that he was|seen of Cephas, then|of the twelve:|15:6 After that, he|was seen of above|five hundred|brethren at once; of|whom the greater part|remain unto this|present, but some are|fallen asleep.
R	T15:7 After that, he|was seen of James;|then of all the|apostles.|15:8 And last of all he|was seen of me also,|as of one born out of|due time.|15:9 For I am the|least of the apostles,|that am not meet to be|called an apostle,|because I persecuted|the church of God.
R	T15:10 But by the|grace of God I am|what I am: and his|grace which was|bestowed upon me was|not in vain; but I|laboured more|abundantly than they|all: yet not I, but the|grace of God which|was with me.|15:11 Therefore|whether it were I or|they, so we preach,
R	Tand so ye believed.|15:12 Now if Christ be|preached that he|rose from the dead,|how say some among|you that there is no|resurrection of the|dead?|15:13 But if there be|no resurrection of|the dead, then is|Christ not risen:|15:14 And if Christ be|not risen, then is our
R	Tpreaching vain, and|your faith is also vain.|15:15 Yea, and we are|found false witnesses|of God; because we|have testified of God|that he raised up|Christ: whom he raised|not up, if so be that|the dead rise not.|15:16 For if the dead|rise not, then is not|Christ raised:|15:17 And if Christ be
R	Tnot raised, your faith|is vain; ye are yet in|your sins.|15:18 Then they also|which are fallen|asleep in Christ are|perished.|15:19 If in this life|only we have hope in|Christ, we are of all|men most miserable.|15:20 But now is Christ|risen from the dead,|and become the
R	Tfirstfruits of them|that slept.|15:21 For since by|man came death, by|man came also the|resurrection of the|dead.|15:22 For as in Adam|all die, even so in|Christ shall all be|made alive.|15:23 But every man in|his own order: Christ|the firstfruits;
R	Tafterward they that|are Christ's at his|coming.|15:24 Then cometh the|end, when he shall|have delivered up the|kingdom to God, even|the Father; when he|shall have put down|all rule and all|authority and power.|15:25 For he must|reign, till he hath put|all enemies under his
R	Tfeet.|15:26 The last enemy|that shall be|destroyed is death.|15:27 For he hath put|all things under his|feet. But when he|saith all things are|put under him, it is|manifest that he is|excepted, which did|put all things under|him.|15:28 And when all
R	Tthings shall be|subdued unto him, then|shall the Son also|himself be subject|unto him that put all|things under him, that|God may be all in all.|15:29 Else what shall|they do which are|baptized for the dead,|if the dead rise not at|all? why are they then|baptized for the|dead?
R	T15:30 And why stand|we in jeopardy every|hour?|15:31 I protest by|your rejoicing which I|have in Christ Jesus|our LORD, I die daily.|15:32 If after the|manner of men I have|fought with beasts at|Ephesus, what|advantageth it me, if|the dead rise not? let|us eat and drink; for
R	Tto morrow we die.|15:33 Be not deceived:|evil communications|corrupt good|manners.|15:34 Awake to|righteousness, and sin|not; for some have|not the knowledge of|God: I speak this to|your shame.|15:35 But some man will|say, How are the dead|raised up? and with
R	Twhat body do they|come?|15:36 Thou fool, that|which thou sowest is|not quickened, except|it die:|15:37 And that which|thou sowest, thou|sowest not that body|that shall be, but bare|grain, it may chance|of wheat, or of some|other grain:|15:38 But God giveth it
R	Ta body as it hath|pleased him, and to|every seed his own|body.|15:39 All flesh is not|the same flesh: but|there is one kind of|flesh of men, another|flesh of beasts,|another of fishes, and|another of birds.|15:40 There are also|celestial bodies, and|bodies terrestrial: but
R	Tthe glory of the|celestial is one, and|the glory of the|terrestrial is another.|15:41 There is one|glory of the sun, and|another glory of the|moon, and another|glory of the stars:|for one star|differeth from|another star in glory.|15:42 So also is the|resurrection of the
R	Tdead. It is sown in|corruption; it is raised|in incorruption:|15:43 It is sown in|dishonour; it is raised|in glory: it is sown in|weakness; it is raised|in power:|15:44 It is sown a|natural body; it is|raised a spiritual|body. There is a|natural body, and|there is a spiritual
R	Tbody.|15:45 And so it is|written, The first man|Adam was made a living|soul; the last Adam|was made a quickening|spirit.|15:46 Howbeit that was|not first which is|spiritual, but that|which is natural; and|afterward that which|is spiritual.|15:47 The first man is
R	Tof the earth, earthy;|the second man is the|Lord from heaven.|15:48 As is the earthy,|such are they also|that are earthy: and|as is the heavenly,|such are they also|that are heavenly.|15:49 And as we have|borne the image of|the earthy, we shall|also bear the image of|the heavenly.
R	T15:50 Now this I say,|brethren, that flesh|and blood cannot|inherit the kingdom of|God; neither doth|corruption inherit|incorruption.|15:51 Behold, I shew|you a mystery; We|shall not all sleep, but|we shall all be|changed,|15:52 In a moment, in|the twinkling of an
R	Teye, at the last trump:|for the trumpet shall|sound, and the dead|shall be raised|incorruptible, and we|shall be changed.|15:53 For this|corruptible must put|on incorruption, and|this mortal must put|on immortality.|15:54 So when this|corruptible shall have|put on incorruption,
R	Tand this mortal shall|have put on|immortality, then shall|be brought to pass|the saying that is|written, Death is|swallowed up in|victory.|15:55 O death, where|is thy sting? O grave,|where is thy victory?|15:56 The sting of|death is sin; and the|strength of sin is the
R	Tlaw.|15:57 But thanks be to|God, which giveth us|the victory through|our Lord Jesus|Christ.|15:58 Therefore, my|beloved brethren, be|ye stedfast,|unmoveable, always|abounding in the work|of the Lord,|forasmuch as ye know|that your labour is
R	Tnot in vain in the Lord.||16:1 Now concerning|the collection for the|saints, as I have given|order to the|churches of Galatia,|even so do ye.|16:2 Upon the first|day of the week let|every one of you lay|by him in store, as God|hath prospered him,|that there be no
R	Tgatherings when I|come.|16:3 And when I come,|whomsoever ye shall|approve by your|letters, them will I|send to bring your|liberality unto|Jerusalem.|16:4 And if it be meet|that I go also, they|shall go with me.|16:5 Now I will come|unto you, when I shall
R	Tpass through|Macedonia: for I do|pass through|Macedonia.|16:6 And it may be that|I will abide, yea, and|winter with you, that|ye may bring me on my|journey|whithersoever I go.|16:7 For I will not see|you now by the way;|but I trust to tarry a|while with you, if the
R	TLord permit.|16:8 But I will tarry at|Ephesus until|Pentecost.|16:9 For a great door|and effectual is|opened unto me, and|there are many|adversaries.|16:10 Now if Timotheus|come, see that he may|be with you without|fear: for he worketh|the work of the Lord,
R	Tas I also do.|16:11 Let no man|therefore despise him:|but conduct him forth|in peace, that he may|come unto me: for I|look for him with the|brethren.|16:12 As touching our|brother Apollos, I|greatly desired him to|come unto you with the|brethren: but his will|was not at all to come
R	Tat this time; but he will|come when he shall|have convenient time.|16:13 Watch ye, stand|fast in the faith, quit|you like men, be|strong.|16:14 Let all your|things be done with|charity.|16:15 I beseech you,|brethren, (ye know|the house of|Stephanas, that it is
R	Tthe firstfruits of|Achaia, and that they|have addicted|themselves to the|ministry of the saints,)|16:16 That ye submit|yourselves unto such,|and to every one that|helpeth with us, and|laboureth.|16:17 I am glad of the|coming of Stephanas|and Fortunatus and|Achaicus: for that
R	Twhich was lacking on|your part they have|supplied.|16:18 For they have|refreshed my spirit|and yours: therefore|acknowledge ye them|that are such.|16:19 The churches|of Asia salute you.|Aquila and Priscilla|salute you much in the|Lord, with the church|that is in their house.
R	T16:20 All the brethren|greet you. Greet ye|one another with an|holy kiss.|16:21 The salutation|of me Paul with mine|own hand.|16:22 If any man love|not the Lord Jesus|Christ, let him be|Anathema Maranatha.|16:23 The grace of|our Lord Jesus Christ|be with you.
R	T16:24 My love be with|you all in Christ|Jesus. Amen.
R	K2;The Second Epistle|of Paul the|Apostle to the|Corinthians	T||1:1 Paul, an apostle of|Jesus Christ by the|will of God, and|Timothy our brother,|unto the church of|God which is at|Corinth, with all the|saints which are in all|Achaia:
R	T1:2 Grace be to you|and peace from God|our Father, and from|the Lord Jesus Christ.|1:3 Blessed be God,|even the Father of|our Lord Jesus|Christ, the Father of|mercies, and the God|of all comfort;|1:4 Who comforteth us|in all our tribulation,|that we may be able to|comfort them which
R	Tare in any trouble, by|the comfort wherewith|we ourselves are|comforted of God.|1:5 For as the|sufferings of Christ|abound in us, so our|consolation also|aboundeth by Christ.|1:6 And whether we be|afflicted, it is for|your consolation and|salvation, which is|effectual in the
R	Tenduring of the same|sufferings which we|also suffer: or|whether we be|comforted, it is for|your consolation and|salvation.|1:7 And our hope of|you is stedfast,|knowing, that as ye|are partakers of the|sufferings, so shall|ye be also of the|consolation.
R	T1:8 For we would not,|brethren, have you|ignorant of our|trouble which came to|us in Asia, that we|were pressed out of|measure, above|strength, insomuch|that we despaired|even of life:|1:9 But we had the|sentence of death in|ourselves, that we|should not trust in
R	Tourselves, but in God|which raiseth the|dead:|1:10 Who delivered us|from so great a|death, and doth|deliver: in whom we|trust that he will yet|deliver us;|1:11 Ye also helping|together by prayer|for us, that for the|gift bestowed upon us|by the means of many
R	Tpersons thanks may|be given by many on|our behalf.|1:12 For our rejoicing|is this, the testimony|of our conscience,|that in simplicity and|godly sincerity, not|with fleshly wisdom,|but by the grace of|God, we have had our|conversation in the|world, and more|abundantly to
R	Tyou-ward.|1:13 For we write none|other things unto you,|than what ye read or|acknowledge; and I|trust ye shall|acknowledge even to|the end;|1:14 As also ye have|acknowledged us in|part, that we are your|rejoicing, even as ye|also are ours in the|day of the Lord
R	TJesus.|1:15 And in this|confidence I was|minded to come unto|you before, that ye|might have a second|benefit;|1:16 And to pass by|you into Macedonia,|and to come again out|of Macedonia unto|you, and of you to be|brought on my way|toward Judaea.
R	T1:17 When I therefore|was thus minded, did I|use lightness? or the|things that I purpose,|do I purpose|according to the|flesh, that with me|there should be yea|yea, and nay nay?|1:18 But as God is|true, our word toward|you was not yea and|nay.|1:19 For the Son of
R	TGod, Jesus Christ, who|was preached among|you by us, even by me|and Silvanus and|Timotheus, was not yea|and nay, but in him was|yea.|1:20 For all the|promises of God in him|are yea, and in him|Amen, unto the glory|of God by us.|1:21 Now he which|stablisheth us with
R	Tyou in Christ, and hath|anointed us, is God;|1:22 Who hath also|sealed us, and given|the earnest of the|Spirit in our hearts.|1:23 Moreover I call|God for a record|upon my soul, that to|spare you I came not|as yet unto Corinth.|1:24 Not for that we|have dominion over|your faith, but are
R	Thelpers of your joy:|for by faith ye stand.||2:1 But I determined|this with myself, that I|would not come again|to you in heaviness.|2:2 For if I make you|sorry, who is he then|that maketh me glad,|but the same which is|made sorry by me?|2:3 And I wrote this|same unto you, lest,
R	Twhen I came, I should|have sorrow from|them of whom I ought|to rejoice; having|confidence in you all,|that my joy is the joy|of you all.|2:4 For out of much|affliction and anguish|of heart I wrote unto|you with many tears;|not that ye should be|grieved, but that ye|might know the love
R	Twhich I have more|abundantly unto you.|2:5 But if any have|caused grief, he hath|not grieved me, but in|part: that I may not|overcharge you all.|2:6 Sufficient to such|a man is this|punishment, which was|inflicted of many.|2:7 So that|contrariwise ye ought|rather to forgive him,
R	Tand comfort him, lest|perhaps such a one|should be swallowed|up with overmuch|sorrow.|2:8 Wherefore I|beseech you that ye|would confirm your|love toward him.|2:9 For to this end|also did I write, that I|might know the proof|of you, whether ye be|obedient in all things.
R	T2:10 To whom ye|forgive any thing, I|forgive also: for if I|forgave any thing, to|whom I forgave it, for|your sakes forgave I|it in the person of|Christ;|2:11 Lest Satan|should get an|advantage of us: for|we are not ignorant|of his devices.|2:12 Furthermore,
R	Twhen I came to Troas|to preach Christ's|gospel, and a door|was opened unto me|of the Lord,|2:13 I had no rest in|my spirit, because I|found not Titus my|brother: but taking my|leave of them, I went|from thence into|Macedonia.|2:14 Now thanks be|unto God, which always
R	Tcauseth us to triumph|in Christ, and maketh|manifest the savour|of his knowledge by|us in every place.|2:15 For we are unto|God a sweet savour|of Christ, in them that|are saved, and in them|that perish:|2:16 To the one we|are the savour of|death unto death; and|to the other the
R	Tsavour of life unto|life. And who is|sufficient for these|things?|2:17 For we are not|as many, which|corrupt the word of|God: but as of|sincerity, but as of|God, in the sight of|God speak we in|Christ.||3:1 Do we begin again
R	Tto commend|ourselves? or need|we, as some others,|epistles of|commendation to you,|or letters of|commendation from|you?|3:2 Ye are our epistle|written in our hearts,|known and read of all|men:|3:3 Forasmuch as ye|are manifestly
R	Tdeclared to be the|epistle of Christ|ministered by us,|written not with ink,|but with the Spirit of|the living God; not in|tables of stone, but in|fleshy tables of the|heart.|3:4 And such trust|have we through|Christ to God-ward:|3:5 Not that we are|sufficient of
R	Tourselves to think any|thing as of ourselves;|but our sufficiency is|of God;|3:6 Who also hath|made us able ministers|of the new testament;|not of the letter, but|of the spirit: for the|letter killeth, but the|spirit giveth life.|3:7 But if the|ministration of death,|written and engraven
R	Tin stones, was|glorious, so that the|children of Israel|could not stedfastly|behold the face of|Moses for the glory|of his countenance;|which glory was to be|done away:|3:8 How shall not the|ministration of the|spirit be rather|glorious?|3:9 For if the
R	Tministration of|condemnation be|glory, much more doth|the ministration of|righteousness exceed|in glory.|3:10 For even that|which was made|glorious had no glory|in this respect, by|reason of the glory|that excelleth.|3:11 For if that which|is done away was
R	Tglorious, much more|that which remaineth is|glorious.|3:12 Seeing then that|we have such hope, we|use great plainness|of speech:|3:13 And not as Moses,|which put a vail over|his face, that the|children of Israel|could not stedfastly|look to the end of|that which is
R	Tabolished:|3:14 But their minds|were blinded: for until|this day remaineth the|same vail untaken|away in the reading of|the old testament;|which vail is done|away in Christ.|3:15 But even unto|this day, when Moses|is read, the vail is|upon their heart.|3:16 Nevertheless
R	Twhen it shall turn to|the Lord, the vail|shall be taken away.|3:17 Now the Lord is|that Spirit: and where|the Spirit of the Lord|is, there is liberty.|3:18 But we all, with|open face beholding|as in a glass the|glory of the Lord, are|changed into the same|image from glory to|glory, even as by the
R	TSpirit of the LORD.||4:1 Therefore seeing|we have this ministry,|as we have received|mercy, we faint not;|4:2 But have|renounced the hidden|things of dishonesty,|not walking in|craftiness, nor|handling the word of|God deceitfully; but by|manifestation of the
R	Ttruth commending|ourselves to every|man's conscience in|the sight of God.|4:3 But if our gospel|be hid, it is hid to them|that are lost:|4:4 In whom the god of|this world hath blinded|the minds of them|which believe not, lest|the light of the|glorious gospel of|Christ, who is the
R	Timage of God, should|shine unto them.|4:5 For we preach not|ourselves, but Christ|Jesus the Lord; and|ourselves your|servants for Jesus'|sake.|4:6 For God, who|commanded the light to|shine out of darkness,|hath shined in our|hearts, to give the|light of the knowledge
R	Tof the glory of God in|the face of Jesus|Christ.|4:7 But we have this|treasure in earthen|vessels, that the|excellency of the|power may be of God,|and not of us.|4:8 We are troubled|on every side, yet not|distressed; we are|perplexed, but not in|despair;
R	T4:9 Persecuted, but|not forsaken; cast|down, but not|destroyed;|4:10 Always bearing|about in the body the|dying of the Lord|Jesus, that the life|also of Jesus might be|made manifest in our|body.|4:11 For we which live|are alway delivered|unto death for Jesus'
R	Tsake, that the life also|of Jesus might be|made manifest in our|mortal flesh.|4:12 So then death|worketh in us, but life|in you.|4:13 We having the|same spirit of faith,|according as it is|written, I believed, and|therefore have I|spoken; we also|believe, and therefore
R	Tspeak;|4:14 Knowing that he|which raised up the|Lord Jesus shall|raise up us also by|Jesus, and shall|present us with you.|4:15 For all things are|for your sakes, that|the abundant grace|might through the|thanksgiving of many|redound to the glory|of God.
R	T4:16 For which cause|we faint not; but|though our outward|man perish, yet the|inward man is renewed|day by day.|4:17 For our light|affliction, which is but|for a moment, worketh|for us a far more|exceeding and eternal|weight of glory;|4:18 While we look not|at the things which
R	Tare seen, but at the|things which are not|seen: for the things|which are seen are|temporal; but the|things which are not|seen are eternal.||5:1 For we know that if|our earthly house of|this tabernacle were|dissolved, we have a|building of God, an|house not made with
R	Thands, eternal in the|heavens.|5:2 For in this we|groan, earnestly|desiring to be clothed|upon with our house|which is from heaven:|5:3 If so be that being|clothed we shall not|be found naked.|5:4 For we that are in|this tabernacle do|groan, being|burdened: not for
R	Tthat we would be|unclothed, but clothed|upon, that mortality|might be swallowed up|of life.|5:5 Now he that hath|wrought us for the|selfsame thing is God,|who also hath given|unto us the earnest|of the Spirit.|5:6 Therefore we are|always confident,|knowing that, whilst we
R	Tare at home in the|body, we are absent|from the Lord:|5:7 (For we walk by|faith, not by sight:)|5:8 We are confident, I|say, and willing rather|to be absent from the|body, and to be|present with the Lord.|5:9 Wherefore we|labour, that, whether|present or absent, we|may be accepted of
R	Thim.|5:10 For we must all|appear before the|judgment seat of|Christ; that every one|may receive the things|done in his body,|according to that he|hath done, whether it|be good or bad.|5:11 Knowing|therefore the terror|of the Lord, we|persuade men; but we
R	Tare made manifest|unto God; and I trust|also are made|manifest in your|consciences.|5:12 For we commend|not ourselves again|unto you, but give you|occasion to glory on|our behalf, that ye|may have somewhat to|answer them which|glory in appearance,|and not in heart.
R	T5:13 For whether we|be beside ourselves,|it is to God: or|whether we be sober,|it is for your cause.|5:14 For the love of|Christ constraineth|us; because we thus|judge, that if one died|for all, then were all|dead:|5:15 And that he died|for all, that they|which live should not
R	Thenceforth live unto|themselves, but unto|him which died for|them, and rose again.|5:16 Wherefore|henceforth know we|no man after the|flesh: yea, though we|have known Christ|after the flesh, yet|now henceforth know|we him no more.|5:17 Therefore if any|man be in Christ, he is
R	Ta new creature: old|things are passed|away; behold, all|things are become|new.|5:18 And all things are|of God, who hath|reconciled us to|himself by Jesus|Christ, and hath given|to us the ministry of|reconciliation;|5:19 To wit, that God|was in Christ,
R	Treconciling the world|unto himself, not|imputing their|trespasses unto them;|and hath committed|unto us the word of|reconciliation.|5:20 Now then we are|ambassadors for|Christ, as though God|did beseech you by|us: we pray you in|Christ's stead, be ye|reconciled to God.
R	T5:21 For he hath made|him to be sin for us,|who knew no sin; that|we might be made the|righteousness of God|in him.||6:1 We then, as|workers together with|him, beseech you also|that ye receive not|the grace of God in|vain.|6:2 (For he saith, I
R	Thave heard thee in a|time accepted, and in|the day of salvation|have I succoured|thee: behold, now is|the accepted time;|behold, now is the day|of salvation.)|6:3 Giving no offence|in any thing, that the|ministry be not blamed:|6:4 But in all things|approving ourselves|as the ministers of
R	TGod, in much patience,|in afflictions, in|necessities, in|distresses,|6:5 In stripes, in|imprisonments, in|tumults, in labours, in|watchings, in fastings;|6:6 By pureness, by|knowledge, by|longsuffering, by|kindness, by the Holy|Ghost, by love|unfeigned,
R	T6:7 By the word of|truth, by the power of|God, by the armour of|righteousness on the|right hand and on the|left,|6:8 By honour and|dishonour, by evil|report and good|report: as deceivers,|and yet true;|6:9 As unknown, and|yet well known; as|dying, and, behold, we
R	Tlive; as chastened,|and not killed;|6:10 As sorrowful, yet|alway rejoicing; as|poor, yet making many|rich; as having|nothing, and yet|possessing all things.|6:11 O ye Corinthians,|our mouth is open|unto you, our heart is|enlarged.|6:12 Ye are not|straitened in us, but
R	Tye are straitened in|your own bowels.|6:13 Now for a|recompence in the|same, (I speak as unto|my children,) be ye|also enlarged.|6:14 Be ye not|unequally yoked|together with|unbelievers: for what|fellowship hath|righteousness with|unrighteousness? and
R	Twhat communion hath|light with darkness?|6:15 And what concord|hath Christ with Belial?|or what part hath he|that believeth with an|infidel?|6:16 And what|agreement hath the|temple of God with|idols? for ye are the|temple of the living|God; as God hath said,|I will dwell in them, and
R	Twalk in them; and I will|be their God, and they|shall be my people.|6:17 Wherefore come|out from among them,|and be ye separate,|saith the Lord, and|touch not the unclean|thing; and I will|receive you.|6:18 And will be a|Father unto you, and|ye shall be my sons|and daughters, saith
R	Tthe Lord Almighty.||7:1 Having therefore|these promises,|dearly beloved, let us|cleanse ourselves|from all filthiness of|the flesh and spirit,|perfecting holiness in|the fear of God.|7:2 Receive us; we|have wronged no man,|we have corrupted no|man, we have
R	Tdefrauded no man.|7:3 I speak not this to|condemn you: for I|have said before, that|ye are in our hearts|to die and live with|you.|7:4 Great is my|boldness of speech|toward you, great is|my glorying of you: I|am filled with comfort,|I am exceeding joyful|in all our tribulation.
R	T7:5 For, when we were|come into Macedonia,|our flesh had no rest,|but we were troubled|on every side; without|were fightings, within|were fears.|7:6 Nevertheless God,|that comforteth those|that are cast down,|comforted us by the|coming of Titus;|7:7 And not by his|coming only, but by
R	Tthe consolation|wherewith he was|comforted in you,|when he told us your|earnest desire, your|mourning, your|fervent mind toward|me; so that I rejoiced|the more.|7:8 For though I made|you sorry with a|letter, I do not|repent, though I did|repent: for I perceive
R	Tthat the same epistle|hath made you sorry,|though it were but for|a season.|7:9 Now I rejoice, not|that ye were made|sorry, but that ye|sorrowed to|repentance: for ye|were made sorry|after a godly manner,|that ye might receive|damage by us in|nothing.
R	T7:10 For godly sorrow|worketh repentance|to salvation not to be|repented of: but the|sorrow of the world|worketh death.|7:11 For behold this|selfsame thing, that ye|sorrowed after a|godly sort, what|carefulness it|wrought in you, yea,|what clearing of|yourselves, yea, what
R	Tindignation, yea, what|fear, yea, what|vehement desire, yea,|what zeal, yea, what|revenge! In all things|ye have approved|yourselves to be|clear in this matter.|7:12 Wherefore,|though I wrote unto|you, I did it not for|his cause that had|done the wrong, nor|for his cause that
R	Tsuffered wrong, but|that our care for you|in the sight of God|might appear unto you.|7:13 Therefore we|were comforted in|your comfort: yea,|and exceedingly the|more joyed we for|the joy of Titus,|because his spirit was|refreshed by you all.|7:14 For if I have|boasted any thing to
R	Thim of you, I am not|ashamed; but as we|spake all things to|you in truth, even so|our boasting, which I|made before Titus, is|found a truth.|7:15 And his inward|affection is more|abundant toward you,|whilst he remembereth|the obedience of you|all, how with fear and|trembling ye received
R	Thim.|7:16 I rejoice|therefore that I have|confidence in you in|all things.||8:1 Moreover,|brethren, we do you|to wit of the grace of|God bestowed on the|churches of|Macedonia;|8:2 How that in a great|trial of affliction the
R	Tabundance of their|joy and their deep|poverty abounded|unto the riches of|their liberality.|8:3 For to their power,|I bear record, yea,|and beyond their|power they were|willing of themselves;|8:4 Praying us with|much intreaty that we|would receive the gift,|and take upon us the
R	Tfellowship of the|ministering to the|saints.|8:5 And this they did,|not as we hoped, but|first gave their own|selves to the Lord,|and unto us by the will|of God.|8:6 Insomuch that we|desired Titus, that as|he had begun, so he|would also finish in|you the same grace
R	Talso.|8:7 Therefore, as ye|abound in every thing,|in faith, and|utterance, and|knowledge, and in all|diligence, and in your|love to us, see that|ye abound in this|grace also.|8:8 I speak not by|commandment, but by|occasion of the|forwardness of
R	Tothers, and to prove|the sincerity of your|love.|8:9 For ye know the|grace of our Lord|Jesus Christ, that,|though he was rich,|yet for your sakes he|became poor, that ye|through his poverty|might be rich.|8:10 And herein I give|my advice: for this is|expedient for you,
R	Twho have begun|before, not only to do,|but also to be|forward a year ago.|8:11 Now therefore|perform the doing of|it; that as there was a|readiness to will, so|there may be a|performance also out|of that which ye have.|8:12 For if there be|first a willing mind, it is|accepted according to
R	Tthat a man hath, and|not according to that|he hath not.|8:13 For I mean not|that other men be|eased, and ye|burdened:|8:14 But by an|equality, that now at|this time your|abundance may be a|supply for their want,|that their abundance|also may be a supply
R	Tfor your want: that|there may be equality:|8:15 As it is written, He|that had gathered|much had nothing|over; and he that had|gathered little had no|lack.|8:16 But thanks be to|God, which put the|same earnest care|into the heart of Titus|for you.|8:17 For indeed he
R	Taccepted the|exhortation; but being|more forward, of his|own accord he went|unto you.|8:18 And we have sent|with him the brother,|whose praise is in the|gospel throughout all|the churches;|8:19 And not that only,|but who was also|chosen of the|churches to travel
R	Twith us with this grace,|which is administered|by us to the glory of|the same Lord, and|declaration of your|ready mind:|8:20 Avoiding this, that|no man should blame|us in this abundance|which is administered|by us:|8:21 Providing for|honest things, not|only in the sight of
R	Tthe Lord, but also in|the sight of men.|8:22 And we have sent|with them our brother,|whom we have|oftentimes proved|diligent in many things,|but now much more|diligent, upon the|great confidence|which I have in you.|8:23 Whether any do|enquire of Titus, he is|my partner and
R	Tfellowhelper|concerning you: or|our brethren be|enquired of, they are|the messengers of|the churches, and the|glory of Christ.|8:24 Wherefore shew|ye to them, and|before the churches,|the proof of your|love, and of our|boasting on your|behalf.
R	T9:1 For as touching|the ministering to the|saints, it is|superfluous for me to|write to you:|9:2 For I know the|forwardness of your|mind, for which I boast|of you to them of|Macedonia, that Achaia|was ready a year ago;|and your zeal hath|provoked very many.|9:3 Yet have I sent
R	Tthe brethren, lest our|boasting of you|should be in vain in|this behalf; that, as I|said, ye may be ready:|9:4 Lest haply if they|of Macedonia come|with me, and find you|unprepared, we (that|we say not, ye) should|be ashamed in this|same confident|boasting.|9:5 Therefore I
R	Tthought it necessary|to exhort the|brethren, that they|would go before unto|you, and make up|beforehand your|bounty, whereof ye|had notice before,|that the same might be|ready, as a matter of|bounty, and not as of|covetousness.|9:6 But this I say, He|which soweth
R	Tsparingly shall reap|also sparingly; and he|which soweth|bountifully shall reap|also bountifully.|9:7 Every man|according as he|purposeth in his|heart, so let him give;|not grudgingly, or of|necessity: for God|loveth a cheerful|giver.|9:8 And God is able to
R	Tmake all grace abound|toward you; that ye,|always having all|sufficiency in all|things, may abound to|every good work:|9:9 (As it is written, He|hath dispersed|abroad; he hath given|to the poor: his|righteousness|remaineth for ever.|9:10 Now he that|ministereth seed to
R	Tthe sower both|minister bread for|your food, and|multiply your seed|sown, and increase|the fruits of your|righteousness;)|9:11 Being enriched in|every thing to all|bountifulness, which|causeth through us|thanksgiving to God.|9:12 For the|administration of this
R	Tservice not only|supplieth the want of|the saints, but is|abundant also by|many thanksgivings|unto God;|9:13 Whiles by the|experiment of this|ministration they|glorify God for your|professed subjection|unto the gospel of|Christ, and for your|liberal distribution
R	Tunto them, and unto all|men;|9:14 And by their|prayer for you, which|long after you for|the exceeding grace|of God in you.|9:15 Thanks be unto|God for his|unspeakable gift.||10:1 Now I Paul myself|beseech you by the|meekness and
R	Tgentleness of Christ,|who in presence am|base among you, but|being absent am bold|toward you:|10:2 But I beseech|you, that I may not be|bold when I am|present with that|confidence, wherewith|I think to be bold|against some, which|think of us as if we|walked according to
R	Tthe flesh.|10:3 For though we|walk in the flesh, we|do not war after the|flesh:|10:4 (For the weapons|of our warfare are|not carnal, but mighty|through God to the|pulling down of strong|holds;)|10:5 Casting down|imaginations, and|every high thing that
R	Texalteth itself against|the knowledge of God,|and bringing into|captivity every|thought to the|obedience of Christ;|10:6 And having in a|readiness to revenge|all disobedience, when|your obedience is|fulfilled.|10:7 Do ye look on|things after the|outward appearance?
R	TIf any man trust to|himself that he is|Christ's, let him of|himself think this|again, that, as he is|Christ's, even so are|we Christ's.|10:8 For though I|should boast|somewhat more of our|authority, which the|Lord hath given us|for edification, and|not for your
R	Tdestruction, I should|not be ashamed:|10:9 That I may not|seem as if I would|terrify you by letters.|10:10 For his letters,|say they, are weighty|and powerful; but his|bodily presence is|weak, and his speech|contemptible.|10:11 Let such an one|think this, that, such|as we are in word by
R	Tletters when we are|absent, such will we be|also in deed when we|are present.|10:12 For we dare not|make ourselves of the|number, or compare|ourselves with some|that commend|themselves: but they|measuring themselves|by themselves, and|comparing themselves|among themselves, are
R	Tnot wise.|10:13 But we will not|boast of things|without our measure,|but according to the|measure of the rule|which God hath|distributed to us, a|measure to reach|even unto you.|10:14 For we stretch|not ourselves beyond|our measure, as|though we reached
R	Tnot unto you: for we|are come as far as to|you also in preaching|the gospel of Christ:|10:15 Not boasting of|things without our|measure, that is, of|other men's labours;|but having hope, when|your faith is|increased, that we|shall be enlarged by|you according to our|rule abundantly,
R	T10:16 To preach the|gospel in the regions|beyond you, and not|to boast in another|man's line of things|made ready to our|hand.|10:17 But he that|glorieth, let him glory|in the Lord.|10:18 For not he that|commendeth himself is|approved, but whom|the Lord commendeth.
R	T11:1 Would to God ye|could bear with me a|little in my folly: and|indeed bear with me.|11:2 For I am jealous|over you with godly|jealousy: for I have|espoused you to one|husband, that I may|present you as a|chaste virgin to|Christ.|11:3 But I fear, lest|by any means, as the
R	Tserpent beguiled Eve|through his subtilty,|so your minds should|be corrupted from|the simplicity that is in|Christ.|11:4 For if he that|cometh preacheth|another Jesus, whom|we have not preached,|or if ye receive|another spirit, which|ye have not received,|or another gospel,
R	Twhich ye have not|accepted, ye might well|bear with him.|11:5 For I suppose I|was not a whit behind|the very chiefest|apostles.|11:6 But though I be|rude in speech, yet|not in knowledge; but|we have been|throughly made|manifest among you in|all things.
R	T11:7 Have I committed|an offence in abasing|myself that ye might|be exalted, because I|have preached to you|the gospel of God|freely?|11:8 I robbed other|churches, taking|wages of them, to do|you service.|11:9 And when I was|present with you, and|wanted, I was
R	Tchargeable to no man:|for that which was|lacking to me the|brethren which came|from Macedonia|supplied: and in all|things I have kept|myself from being|burdensome unto you,|and so will I keep|myself.|11:10 As the truth of|Christ is in me, no man|shall stop me of this
R	Tboasting in the|regions of Achaia.|11:11 Wherefore?|because I love you|not? God knoweth.|11:12 But what I do,|that I will do, that I|may cut off occasion|from them which|desire occasion; that|wherein they glory,|they may be found|even as we.|11:13 For such are
R	Tfalse apostles,|deceitful workers,|transforming|themselves into the|apostles of Christ.|11:14 And no marvel;|for Satan himself is|transformed into an|angel of light.|11:15 Therefore it is|no great thing if his|ministers also be|transformed as the|ministers of
R	Trighteousness; whose|end shall be|according to their|works.|11:16 I say again, Let|no man think me a fool;|if otherwise, yet as a|fool receive me, that I|may boast myself a|little.|11:17 That which I|speak, I speak it not|after the Lord, but as|it were foolishly, in
R	Tthis confidence of|boasting.|11:18 Seeing that many|glory after the flesh,|I will glory also.|11:19 For ye suffer|fools gladly, seeing ye|yourselves are wise.|11:20 For ye suffer,|if a man bring you into|bondage, if a man|devour you, if a man|take of you, if a man|exalt himself, if a man
R	Tsmite you on the face.|11:21 I speak as|concerning reproach,|as though we had|been weak. Howbeit|whereinsoever any is|bold, (I speak|foolishly,) I am bold|also.|11:22 Are they|Hebrews? so am I. Are|they Israelites? so am|I. Are they the seed|of Abraham? so am I.
R	T11:23 Are they|ministers of Christ? (I|speak as a fool) I am|more; in labours more|abundant, in stripes|above measure, in|prisons more|frequent, in deaths|oft.|11:24 Of the Jews five|times received I forty|stripes save one.|11:25 Thrice was I|beaten with rods, once
R	Twas I stoned, thrice I|suffered shipwreck, a|night and a day I have|been in the deep;|11:26 In journeyings|often, in perils of|waters, in perils of|robbers, in perils by|mine own countrymen,|in perils by the|heathen, in perils in|the city, in perils in|the wilderness, in|perils in the sea, in
R	Tperils among false|brethren;|11:27 In weariness|and painfulness, in|watchings often, in|hunger and thirst, in|fastings often, in cold|and nakedness.|11:28 Beside those|things that are|without, that which|cometh upon me daily,|the care of all the|churches.
R	T11:29 Who is weak, and|I am not weak? who is|offended, and I burn|not?|11:30 If I must needs|glory, I will glory of|the things which|concern mine|infirmities.|11:31 The God and|Father of our Lord|Jesus Christ, which is|blessed for evermore,|knoweth that I lie not.
R	T11:32 In Damascus the|governor under|Aretas the king kept|the city of the|Damascenes with a|garrison, desirous to|apprehend me:|11:33 And through a|window in a basket was|I let down by the wall,|and escaped his|hands.||12:1 It is not
R	Texpedient for me|doubtless to glory. I|will come to visions|and revelations of the|Lord.|12:2 I knew a man in|Christ above fourteen|years ago, (whether in|the body, I cannot tell;|or whether out of the|body, I cannot tell:|God knoweth;) such an|one caught up to the|third heaven.
R	T12:3 And I knew such|a man, (whether in the|body, or out of the|body, I cannot tell:|God knoweth;)|12:4 How that he was|caught up into|paradise, and heard|unspeakable words,|which it is not lawful|for a man to utter.|12:5 Of such an one|will I glory: yet of|myself I will not glory,
R	Tbut in mine infirmities.|12:6 For though I|would desire to glory,|I shall not be a fool;|for I will say the|truth: but now I|forbear, lest any man|should think of me|above that which he|seeth me to be, or|that he heareth of me.|12:7 And lest I should|be exalted above|measure through the
R	Tabundance of the|revelations, there was|given to me a thorn in|the flesh, the|messenger of Satan|to buffet me, lest I|should be exalted|above measure.|12:8 For this thing I|besought the Lord|thrice, that it might|depart from me.|12:9 And he said unto|me, My grace is
R	Tsufficient for thee:|for my strength is|made perfect in|weakness. Most gladly|therefore will I|rather glory in my|infirmities, that the|power of Christ may|rest upon me.|12:10 Therefore I|take pleasure in|infirmities, in|reproaches, in|necessities, in
R	Tpersecutions, in|distresses for|Christ's sake: for|when I am weak, then|am I strong.|12:11 I am become a|fool in glorying; ye|have compelled me:|for I ought to have|been commended of|you: for in nothing am|I behind the very|chiefest apostles,|though I be nothing.
R	T12:12 Truly the signs|of an apostle were|wrought among you in|all patience, in signs,|and wonders, and|mighty deeds.|12:13 For what is it|wherein ye were|inferior to other|churches, except it be|that I myself was not|burdensome to you?|forgive me this wrong.|12:14 Behold, the third
R	Ttime I am ready to|come to you; and I will|not be burdensome to|you: for I seek not|yours but you: for|the children ought not|to lay up for the|parents, but the|parents for the|children.|12:15 And I will very|gladly spend and be|spent for you; though|the more abundantly I
R	Tlove you, the less I be|loved.|12:16 But be it so, I|did not burden you:|nevertheless, being|crafty, I caught you|with guile.|12:17 Did I make a gain|of you by any of them|whom I sent unto you?|12:18 I desired Titus,|and with him I sent a|brother. Did Titus|make a gain of you?
R	Twalked we not in the|same spirit? walked we|not in the same steps?|12:19 Again, think ye|that we excuse|ourselves unto you?|we speak before God|in Christ: but we do all|things, dearly beloved,|for your edifying.|12:20 For I fear, lest,|when I come, I shall|not find you such as I|would, and that I shall
R	Tbe found unto you|such as ye would not:|lest there be debates,|envyings, wraths,|strifes, backbitings,|whisperings, swellings,|tumults:|12:21 And lest, when I|come again, my God will|humble me among you,|and that I shall bewail|many which have|sinned already, and|have not repented of
R	Tthe uncleanness and|fornication and|lasciviousness which|they have committed.||13:1 This is the third|time I am coming to|you. In the mouth of|two or three|witnesses shall every|word be established.|13:2 I told you before,|and foretell you, as if|I were present, the
R	Tsecond time; and being|absent now I write to|them which heretofore|have sinned, and to all|other, that, if I come|again, I will not spare:|13:3 Since ye seek a|proof of Christ|speaking in me, which|to you-ward is not|weak, but is mighty in|you.|13:4 For though he|was crucified through
R	Tweakness, yet he|liveth by the power of|God. For we also are|weak in him, but we|shall live with him by|the power of God|toward you.|13:5 Examine|yourselves, whether|ye be in the faith;|prove your own|selves. Know ye not|your own selves, how|that Jesus Christ is in
R	Tyou, except ye be|reprobates?|13:6 But I trust that|ye shall know that we|are not reprobates.|13:7 Now I pray to God|that ye do no evil; not|that we should appear|approved, but that ye|should do that which|is honest, though we|be as reprobates.|13:8 For we can do|nothing against the
R	Ttruth, but for the|truth.|13:9 For we are glad,|when we are weak, and|ye are strong: and|this also we wish, even|your perfection.|13:10 Therefore I|write these things|being absent, lest|being present I|should use|sharpness, according|to the power which the
R	TLord hath given me to|edification, and not to|destruction.|13:11 Finally,|brethren, farewell. Be|perfect, be of good|comfort, be of one|mind, live in peace; and|the God of love and|peace shall be with|you.|13:12 Greet one|another with an holy|kiss.
R	T13:13 All the saints|salute you.|13:14 The grace of|the Lord Jesus Christ,|and the love of God,|and the communion of|the Holy Ghost, be with|you all. Amen.
R	K2;The Epistle of Paul|the Apostle to the|Galatians	T||1:1 Paul, an apostle,|(not of men, neither|by man, but by Jesus|Christ, and God the|Father, who raised him|from the dead;)|1:2 And all the|brethren which are|with me, unto the|churches of Galatia:
R	T1:3 Grace be to you|and peace from God|the Father, and from|our Lord Jesus|Christ,|1:4 Who gave himself|for our sins, that he|might deliver us from|this present evil|world, according to|the will of God and|our Father:|1:5 To whom be glory|for ever and ever.
R	TAmen.|1:6 I marvel that ye|are so soon removed|from him that called|you into the grace of|Christ unto another|gospel:|1:7 Which is not|another; but there be|some that trouble you,|and would pervert the|gospel of Christ.|1:8 But though we, or|an angel from heaven,
R	Tpreach any other|gospel unto you than|that which we have|preached unto you,|let him be accursed.|1:9 As we said before,|so say I now again, if|any man preach any|other gospel unto you|than that ye have|received, let him be|accursed.|1:10 For do I now|persuade men, or
R	TGod? or do I seek to|please men? for if I|yet pleased men, I|should not be the|servant of Christ.|1:11 But I certify you,|brethren, that the|gospel which was|preached of me is not|after man.|1:12 For I neither|received it of man,|neither was I taught it,|but by the revelation
R	Tof Jesus Christ.|1:13 For ye have|heard of my|conversation in time|past in the Jews'|religion, how that|beyond measure I|persecuted the|church of God, and|wasted it:|1:14 And profited in|the Jews' religion|above many my equals|in mine own nation,
R	Tbeing more|exceedingly zealous|of the traditions of my|fathers.|1:15 But when it|pleased God, who|separated me from my|mother's womb, and|called me by his|grace,|1:16 To reveal his Son|in me, that I might|preach him among the|heathen; immediately I
R	Tconferred not with|flesh and blood:|1:17 Neither went I up|to Jerusalem to them|which were apostles|before me; but I went|into Arabia, and|returned again unto|Damascus.|1:18 Then after three|years I went up to|Jerusalem to see|Peter, and abode with|him fifteen days.
R	T1:19 But other of the|apostles saw I none,|save James the Lord's|brother.|1:20 Now the things|which I write unto you,|behold, before God, I|lie not.|1:21 Afterwards I|came into the regions|of Syria and Cilicia;|1:22 And was unknown|by face unto the|churches of Judaea
R	Twhich were in Christ:|1:23 But they had|heard only, That he|which persecuted us|in times past now|preacheth the faith|which once he|destroyed.|1:24 And they glorified|God in me.||2:1 Then fourteen|years after I went up|again to Jerusalem
R	Twith Barnabas, and|took Titus with me also.|2:2 And I went up by|revelation, and|communicated unto|them that gospel which|I preach among the|Gentiles, but privately|to them which were of|reputation, lest by|any means I should|run, or had run, in|vain.|2:3 But neither Titus,
R	Twho was with me, being|a Greek, was|compelled to be|circumcised:|2:4 And that because|of false brethren|unawares brought in,|who came in privily to|spy out our liberty|which we have in|Christ Jesus, that|they might bring us|into bondage:|2:5 To whom we gave
R	Tplace by subjection,|no, not for an hour;|that the truth of the|gospel might continue|with you.|2:6 But of these who|seemed to be|somewhat, (whatsoever|they were, it maketh|no matter to me: God|accepteth no man's|person:) for they who|seemed to be|somewhat in
R	Tconference added|nothing to me:|2:7 But contrariwise,|when they saw that|the gospel of the|uncircumcision was|committed unto me, as|the gospel of the|circumcision was unto|Peter;|2:8 (For he that|wrought effectually in|Peter to the|apostleship of the
R	Tcircumcision, the same|was mighty in me|toward the Gentiles:)|2:9 And when James,|Cephas, and John, who|seemed to be pillars,|perceived the grace|that was given unto|me, they gave to me|and Barnabas the|right hands of|fellowship; that we|should go unto the|heathen, and they
R	Tunto the circumcision.|2:10 Only they would|that we should|remember the poor;|the same which I also|was forward to do.|2:11 But when Peter|was come to Antioch, I|withstood him to the|face, because he was|to be blamed.|2:12 For before that|certain came from|James, he did eat with
R	Tthe Gentiles: but when|they were come, he|withdrew and|separated himself,|fearing them which|were of the|circumcision.|2:13 And the other|Jews dissembled|likewise with him;|insomuch that|Barnabas also was|carried away with|their dissimulation.
R	T2:14 But when I saw|that they walked not|uprightly according to|the truth of the|gospel, I said unto|Peter before them all,|If thou, being a Jew,|livest after the|manner of Gentiles,|and not as do the|Jews, why compellest|thou the Gentiles to|live as do the Jews?|2:15 We who are Jews
R	Tby nature, and not|sinners of the|Gentiles,|2:16 Knowing that a|man is not justified by|the works of the law,|but by the faith of|Jesus Christ, even we|have believed in|Jesus Christ, that we|might be justified by|the faith of Christ,|and not by the works|of the law: for by the
R	Tworks of the law shall|no flesh be justified.|2:17 But if, while we|seek to be justified|by Christ, we|ourselves also are|found sinners, is|therefore Christ the|minister of sin? God|forbid.|2:18 For if I build|again the things which|I destroyed, I make|myself a
R	Ttransgressor.|2:19 For I through the|law am dead to the law,|that I might live unto|God.|2:20 I am crucified|with Christ:|neverthless I live; yet|not I, but Christ liveth|in me: and the life|which I now live in the|flesh I live by the|faith of the Son of|God, who loved me, and
R	Tgave himself for me.|2:21 I do not|frustrate the grace|of God: for if|righteousness come|by the law, then Christ|is dead in vain.||3:1 O foolish Galatians,|who hath bewitched|you, that ye should|not obey the truth,|before whose eyes|Jesus Christ hath
R	Tbeen evidently set|forth, crucified among|you?|3:2 This only would I|learn of you, Received|ye the Spirit by the|works of the law, or|by the hearing of|faith?|3:3 Are ye so foolish?|having begun in the|Spirit, are ye now|made perfect by the|flesh?
R	T3:4 Have ye suffered|so many things in|vain? if it be yet in|vain.|3:5 He therefore that|ministereth to you the|Spirit, and worketh|miracles among you,|doeth he it by the|works of the law, or|by the hearing of|faith?|3:6 Even as Abraham|believed God, and it
R	Twas accounted to him|for righteousness.|3:7 Know ye therefore|that they which are of|faith, the same are|the children of|Abraham.|3:8 And the scripture,|foreseeing that God|would justify the|heathen through faith,|preached before the|gospel unto Abraham,|saying, In thee shall
R	Tall nations be blessed.|3:9 So then they which|be of faith are|blessed with faithful|Abraham.|3:10 For as many as|are of the works of|the law are under the|curse: for it is|written, Cursed is|every one that|continueth not in all|things which are|written in the book of
R	Tthe law to do them.|3:11 But that no man is|justified by the law in|the sight of God, it is|evident: for, The just|shall live by faith.|3:12 And the law is not|of faith: but, The man|that doeth them shall|live in them.|3:13 Christ hath|redeemed us from the|curse of the law,|being made a curse
R	Tfor us: for it is|written, Cursed is|every one that|hangeth on a tree:|3:14 That the blessing|of Abraham might come|on the Gentiles|through Jesus Christ;|that we might receive|the promise of the|Spirit through faith.|3:15 Brethren, I speak|after the manner of|men; Though it be but
R	Ta man's covenant, yet|if it be confirmed, no|man disannulleth, or|addeth thereto.|3:16 Now to Abraham|and his seed were the|promises made. He|saith not, And to|seeds, as of many; but|as of one, And to thy|seed, which is Christ.|3:17 And this I say,|that the covenant,|that was confirmed
R	Tbefore of God in|Christ, the law, which|was four hundred and|thirty years after,|cannot disannul, that|it should make the|promise of none|effect.|3:18 For if the|inheritance be of the|law, it is no more of|promise: but God gave|it to Abraham by|promise.
R	T3:19 Wherefore then|serveth the law? It|was added because of|transgressions, till|the seed should come|to whom the promise|was made; and it was|ordained by angels in|the hand of a|mediator.|3:20 Now a mediator is|not a mediator of one,|but God is one.|3:21 Is the law then
R	Tagainst the promises|of God? God forbid:|for if there had been|a law given which|could have given life,|verily righteousness|should have been by|the law.|3:22 But the scripture|hath concluded all|under sin, that the|promise by faith of|Jesus Christ might be|given to them that
R	Tbelieve.|3:23 But before faith|came, we were kept|under the law, shut up|unto the faith which|should afterwards be|revealed.|3:24 Wherefore the|law was our|schoolmaster to bring|us unto Christ, that we|might be justified by|faith.|3:25 But after that
R	Tfaith is come, we are|no longer under a|schoolmaster.|3:26 For ye are all|the children of God by|faith in Christ Jesus.|3:27 For as many of|you as have been|baptized into Christ|have put on Christ.|3:28 There is neither|Jew nor Greek, there|is neither bond nor|free, there is neither
R	Tmale nor female: for|ye are all one in|Christ Jesus.|3:29 And if ye be|Christ's, then are ye|Abraham's seed, and|heirs according to the|promise.||4:1 Now I say, That the|heir, as long as he is|a child, differeth|nothing from a|servant, though he be
R	Tlord of all;|4:2 But is under|tutors and governors|until the time|appointed of the|father.|4:3 Even so we, when|we were children,|were in bondage|under the elements of|the world:|4:4 But when the|fulness of the time|was come, God sent
R	Tforth his Son, made of|a woman, made under|the law,|4:5 To redeem them|that were under the|law, that we might|receive the adoption|of sons.|4:6 And because ye|are sons, God hath|sent forth the Spirit|of his Son into your|hearts, crying, Abba,|Father.
R	T4:7 Wherefore thou|art no more a|servant, but a son;|and if a son, then an|heir of God through|Christ.|4:8 Howbeit then, when|ye knew not God, ye|did service unto them|which by nature are|no gods.|4:9 But now, after that|ye have known God, or|rather are known of
R	TGod, how turn ye again|to the weak and|beggarly elements,|whereunto ye desire|again to be in|bondage?|4:10 Ye observe days,|and months, and times,|and years.|4:11 I am afraid of|you, lest I have|bestowed upon you|labour in vain.|4:12 Brethren, I
R	Tbeseech you, be as I|am; for I am as ye|are: ye have not|injured me at all.|4:13 Ye know how|through infirmity of|the flesh I preached|the gospel unto you|at the first.|4:14 And my temptation|which was in my flesh|ye despised not, nor|rejected; but|received me as an
R	Tangel of God, even as|Christ Jesus.|4:15 Where is then the|blessedness ye spake|of? for I bear you|record, that, if it had|been possible, ye|would have plucked|out your own eyes,|and have given them|to me.|4:16 Am I therefore|become your enemy,|because I tell you the
R	Ttruth?|4:17 They zealously|affect you, but not|well; yea, they would|exclude you, that ye|might affect them.|4:18 But it is good to|be zealously affected|always in a good thing,|and not only when I|am present with you.|4:19 My little children,|of whom I travail in|birth again until Christ
R	Tbe formed in you,|4:20 I desire to be|present with you now,|and to change my|voice; for I stand in|doubt of you.|4:21 Tell me, ye that|desire to be under|the law, do ye not|hear the law?|4:22 For it is written,|that Abraham had two|sons, the one by a|bondmaid, the other by
R	Ta freewoman.|4:23 But he who was|of the bondwoman was|born after the flesh;|but he of the|freewoman was by|promise.|4:24 Which things are|an allegory: for these|are the two|covenants; the one|from the mount Sinai,|which gendereth to|bondage, which is
R	TAgar.|4:25 For this Agar is|mount Sinai in Arabia,|and answereth to|Jerusalem which now|is, and is in bondage|with her children.|4:26 But Jerusalem|which is above is free,|which is the mother of|us all.|4:27 For it is written,|Rejoice, thou barren|that bearest not;
R	Tbreak forth and cry,|thou that travailest|not: for the desolate|hath many more|children than she|which hath an|husband.|4:28 Now we, brethren,|as Isaac was, are the|children of promise.|4:29 But as then he|that was born after|the flesh persecuted|him that was born
R	Tafter the Spirit, even|so it is now.|4:30 Nevertheless|what saith the|scripture? Cast out|the bondwoman and|her son: for the son|of the bondwoman|shall not be heir with|the son of the|freewoman.|4:31 So then,|brethren, we are not|children of the
R	Tbondwoman, but of the|free.||5:1 Stand fast|therefore in the|liberty wherewith|Christ hath made us|free, and be not|entangled again with|the yoke of bondage.|5:2 Behold, I Paul say|unto you, that if ye be|circumcised, Christ|shall profit you
R	Tnothing.|5:3 For I testify again|to every man that is|circumcised, that he is|a debtor to do the|whole law.|5:4 Christ is become|of no effect unto you,|whosoever of you are|justified by the law;|ye are fallen from|grace.|5:5 For we through|the Spirit wait for the
R	Thope of|righteousness by|faith.|5:6 For in Jesus|Christ neither|circumcision availeth|any thing, nor|uncircumcision; but|faith which worketh by|love.|5:7 Ye did run well;|who did hinder you|that ye should not|obey the truth?
R	T5:8 This persuasion|cometh not of him that|calleth you.|5:9 A little leaven|leaveneth the whole|lump.|5:10 I have|confidence in you|through the Lord, that|ye will be none|otherwise minded: but|he that troubleth you|shall bear his|judgment, whosoever
R	The be.|5:11 And I, brethren,|if I yet preach|circumcision, why do I|yet suffer|persecution? then is|the offence of the|cross ceased.|5:12 I would they were|even cut off which|trouble you.|5:13 For, brethren, ye|have been called unto|liberty; only use not
R	Tliberty for an|occasion to the flesh,|but by love serve one|another.|5:14 For all the law is|fulfilled in one word,|even in this; Thou|shalt love thy|neighbour as thyself.|5:15 But if ye bite and|devour one another,|take heed that ye be|not consumed one of|another.
R	T5:16 This I say then,|Walk in the Spirit, and|ye shall not fulfil the|lust of the flesh.|5:17 For the flesh|lusteth against the|Spirit, and the Spirit|against the flesh: and|these are contrary|the one to the other:|so that ye cannot do|the things that ye|would.|5:18 But if ye be led
R	Tof the Spirit, ye are|not under the law.|5:19 Now the works of|the flesh are|manifest, which are|these; Adultery,|fornication,|uncleanness,|lasciviousness,|5:20 Idolatry,|witchcraft, hatred,|variance, emulations,|wrath, strife,|seditions, heresies,
R	T5:21 Envyings,|murders,|drunkenness,|revellings, and such|like: of the which I tell|you before, as I have|also told you in time|past, that they which|do such things shall|not inherit the kingdom|of God.|5:22 But the fruit of|the Spirit is love, joy,|peace, longsuffering,
R	Tgentleness, goodness,|faith,|5:23 Meekness,|temperance: against|such there is no law.|5:24 And they that are|Christ's have|crucified the flesh|with the affections|and lusts.|5:25 If we live in the|Spirit, let us also walk|in the Spirit.|5:26 Let us not be
R	Tdesirous of vain|glory, provoking one|another, envying one|another.||6:1 Brethren, if a man|be overtaken in a|fault, ye which are|spiritual, restore|such an one in the|spirit of meekness;|considering thyself,|lest thou also be|tempted.
R	T6:2 Bear ye one|another's burdens,|and so fulfil the law|of Christ.|6:3 For if a man think|himself to be|something, when he is|nothing, he deceiveth|himself.|6:4 But let every man|prove his own work,|and then shall he|have rejoicing in|himself alone, and not
R	Tin another.|6:5 For every man|shall bear his own|burden.|6:6 Let him that is|taught in the word|communicate unto him|that teacheth in all|good things.|6:7 Be not deceived;|God is not mocked: for|whatsoever a man|soweth, that shall he|also reap.
R	T6:8 For he that soweth|to his flesh shall of|the flesh reap|corruption; but he|that soweth to the|Spirit shall of the|Spirit reap life|everlasting.|6:9 And let us not be|weary in well doing:|for in due season we|shall reap, if we faint|not.|6:10 As we have
R	Ttherefore|opportunity, let us do|good unto all men,|especially unto them|who are of the|household of faith.|6:11 Ye see how large|a letter I have written|unto you with mine own|hand.|6:12 As many as|desire to make a fair|shew in the flesh, they|constrain you to be
R	Tcircumcised; only lest|they should suffer|persecution for the|cross of Christ.|6:13 For neither they|themselves who are|circumcised keep the|law; but desire to|have you circumcised,|that they may glory in|your flesh.|6:14 But God forbid|that I should glory,|save in the cross of
R	Tour Lord Jesus|Christ, by whom the|world is crucified unto|me, and I unto the|world.|6:15 For in Christ|Jesus neither|circumcision availeth|any thing, nor|uncircumcision, but a|new creature.|6:16 And as many as|walk according to this|rule, peace be on
R	Tthem, and mercy, and|upon the Israel of|God.|6:17 From henceforth|let no man trouble me:|for I bear in my body|the marks of the Lord|Jesus.|6:18 Brethren, the|grace of our Lord|Jesus Christ be with|your spirit. Amen.
R	K2;The Epistle of Paul|the Apostle to the|Ephesians	T||1:1 Paul, an apostle of|Jesus Christ by the|will of God, to the|saints which are at|Ephesus, and to the|faithful in Christ|Jesus:|1:2 Grace be to you,|and peace, from God|our Father, and from
R	Tthe Lord Jesus Christ.|1:3 Blessed be the|God and Father of|our Lord Jesus|Christ, who hath|blessed us with all|spiritual blessings in|heavenly places in|Christ:|1:4 According as he|hath chosen us in him|before the foundation|of the world, that we|should be holy and
R	Twithout blame before|him in love:|1:5 Having|predestinated us unto|the adoption of|children by Jesus|Christ to himself,|according to the good|pleasure of his will,|1:6 To the praise of|the glory of his|grace, wherein he|hath made us|accepted in the
R	Tbeloved.|1:7 In whom we have|redemption through|his blood, the|forgiveness of sins,|according to the|riches of his grace;|1:8 Wherein he hath|abounded toward us in|all wisdom and|prudence;|1:9 Having made known|unto us the mystery|of his will, according
R	Tto his good pleasure|which he hath|purposed in himself:|1:10 That in the|dispensation of the|fulness of times he|might gather together|in one all things in|Christ, both which are|in heaven, and which|are on earth; even in|him:|1:11 In whom also we|have obtained an
R	Tinheritance, being|predestinated|according to the|purpose of him who|worketh all things|after the counsel of|his own will:|1:12 That we should|be to the praise of|his glory, who first|trusted in Christ.|1:13 In whom ye also|trusted, after that ye|heard the word of
R	Ttruth, the gospel of|your salvation: in|whom also after that|ye believed, ye were|sealed with that holy|Spirit of promise,|1:14 Which is the|earnest of our|inheritance until the|redemption of the|purchased|possession, unto the|praise of his glory.|1:15 Wherefore I also,
R	Tafter I heard of your|faith in the Lord|Jesus, and love unto|all the saints,|1:16 Cease not to give|thanks for you, making|mention of you in my|prayers;|1:17 That the God of|our Lord Jesus|Christ, the Father of|glory, may give unto|you the spirit of|wisdom and revelation
R	Tin the knowledge of|him:|1:18 The eyes of your|understanding being|enlightened; that ye|may know what is the|hope of his calling,|and what the riches|of the glory of his|inheritance in the|saints,|1:19 And what is the|exceeding greatness|of his power to
R	Tus-ward who believe,|according to the|working of his mighty|power,|1:20 Which he wrought|in Christ, when he|raised him from the|dead, and set him at|his own right hand in|the heavenly places,|1:21 Far above all|principality, and|power, and might, and|dominion, and every
R	Tname that is named,|not only in this world,|but also in that which|is to come:|1:22 And hath put all|things under his feet,|and gave him to be the|head over all things|to the church,|1:23 Which is his body,|the fulness of him|that filleth all in all.||2:1 And you hath he
R	Tquickened, who were|dead in trespasses|and sins;|2:2 Wherein in time|past ye walked|according to the|course of this world,|according to the|prince of the power|of the air, the spirit|that now worketh in|the children of|disobedience:|2:3 Among whom also
R	Twe all had our|conversation in times|past in the lusts of|our flesh, fulfilling|the desires of the|flesh and of the mind;|and were by nature|the children of wrath,|even as others.|2:4 But God, who is|rich in mercy, for his|great love wherewith|he loved us,|2:5 Even when we were
R	Tdead in sins, hath|quickened us together|with Christ, (by grace|ye are saved;)|2:6 And hath raised us|up together, and made|us sit together in|heavenly places in|Christ Jesus:|2:7 That in the ages to|come he might shew|the exceeding riches|of his grace in his|kindness toward us
R	Tthrough Christ Jesus.|2:8 For by grace are|ye saved through|faith; and that not of|yourselves: it is the|gift of God:|2:9 Not of works, lest|any man should boast.|2:10 For we are his|workmanship, created|in Christ Jesus unto|good works, which God|hath before ordained|that we should walk in
R	Tthem.|2:11 Wherefore|remember, that ye|being in time past|Gentiles in the flesh,|who are called|Uncircumcision by that|which is called the|Circumcision in the|flesh made by hands;|2:12 That at that time|ye were without Christ,|being aliens from the|commonwealth of
R	TIsrael, and strangers|from the covenants of|promise, having no|hope, and without God|in the world:|2:13 But now in Christ|Jesus ye who|sometimes were far|off are made nigh by|the blood of Christ.|2:14 For he is our|peace, who hath made|both one, and hath|broken down the
R	Tmiddle wall of partition|between us;|2:15 Having abolished|in his flesh the enmity,|even the law of|commandments|contained in|ordinances; for to|make in himself of|twain one new man, so|making peace;|2:16 And that he might|reconcile both unto|God in one body by
R	Tthe cross, having|slain the enmity|thereby:|2:17 And came and|preached peace to|you which were afar|off, and to them that|were nigh.|2:18 For through him|we both have access|by one Spirit unto the|Father.|2:19 Now therefore ye|are no more
R	Tstrangers and|foreigners, but|fellowcitizens with the|saints, and of the|household of God;|2:20 And are built|upon the foundation|of the apostles and|prophets, Jesus|Christ himself being|the chief corner|stone;|2:21 In whom all the|building fitly framed
R	Ttogether groweth unto|an holy temple in the|Lord:|2:22 In whom ye also|are builded together|for an habitation of|God through the Spirit.||3:1 For this cause I|Paul, the prisoner of|Jesus Christ for you|Gentiles,|3:2 If ye have heard|of the dispensation of
R	Tthe grace of God|which is given me to|you-ward:|3:3 How that by|revelation he made|known unto me the|mystery; (as I wrote|afore in few words,|3:4 Whereby, when ye|read, ye may|understand my|knowledge in the|mystery of Christ)|3:5 Which in other
R	Tages was not made|known unto the sons|of men, as it is now|revealed unto his holy|apostles and|prophets by the Spirit;|3:6 That the Gentiles|should be fellowheirs,|and of the same body,|and partakers of his|promise in Christ by|the gospel:|3:7 Whereof I was|made a minister,
R	Taccording to the gift|of the grace of God|given unto me by the|effectual working of|his power.|3:8 Unto me, who am|less than the least of|all saints, is this|grace given, that I|should preach among|the Gentiles the|unsearchable riches|of Christ;|3:9 And to make all
R	Tmen see what is the|fellowship of the|mystery, which from|the beginning of the|world hath been hid in|God, who created all|things by Jesus|Christ:|3:10 To the intent that|now unto the|principalities and|powers in heavenly|places might be known|by the church the
R	Tmanifold wisdom of|God,|3:11 According to the|eternal purpose which|he purposed in Christ|Jesus our Lord:|3:12 In whom we have|boldness and access|with confidence by the|faith of him.|3:13 Wherefore I|desire that ye faint|not at my tribulations|for you, which is your
R	Tglory.|3:14 For this cause I|bow my knees unto the|Father of our Lord|Jesus Christ,|3:15 Of whom the whole|family in heaven and|earth is named,|3:16 That he would|grant you, according|to the riches of his|glory, to be|strengthened with|might by his Spirit in
R	Tthe inner man;|3:17 That Christ may|dwell in your hearts|by faith; that ye, being|rooted and grounded|in love,|3:18 May be able to|comprehend with all|saints what is the|breadth, and length,|and depth, and height;|3:19 And to know the|love of Christ, which|passeth knowledge,
R	Tthat ye might be filled|with all the fulness of|God.|3:20 Now unto him that|is able to do|exceeding abundantly|above all that we ask|or think, according to|the power that|worketh in us,|3:21 Unto him be glory|in the church by|Christ Jesus|throughout all ages,
R	Tworld without end.|Amen.||4:1 I therefore, the|prisoner of the Lord,|beseech you that ye|walk worthy of the|vocation wherewith ye|are called,|4:2 With all lowliness|and meekness, with|longsuffering,|forbearing one|another in love;
R	T4:3 Endeavouring to|keep the unity of the|Spirit in the bond of|peace.|4:4 There is one body,|and one Spirit, even|as ye are called in|one hope of your|calling;|4:5 One Lord, one|faith, one baptism,|4:6 One God and|Father of all, who is|above all, and through
R	Tall, and in you all.|4:7 But unto every|one of us is given|grace according to|the measure of the|gift of Christ.|4:8 Wherefore he|saith, When he|ascended up on high,|he led captivity|captive, and gave|gifts unto men.|4:9 (Now that he|ascended, what is it
R	Tbut that he also|descended first into|the lower parts of the|earth?|4:10 He that|descended is the same|also that ascended up|far above all|heavens, that he might|fill all things.)|4:11 And he gave|some, apostles; and|some, prophets; and|some, evangelists; and
R	Tsome, pastors and|teachers;|4:12 For the|perfecting of the|saints, for the work|of the ministry, for|the edifying of the|body of Christ:|4:13 Till we all come in|the unity of the faith,|and of the knowledge|of the Son of God,|unto a perfect man,|unto the measure of
R	Tthe stature of the|fulness of Christ:|4:14 That we|henceforth be no|more children, tossed|to and fro, and|carried about with|every wind of|doctrine, by the|sleight of men, and|cunning craftiness,|whereby they lie in|wait to deceive;|4:15 But speaking the
R	Ttruth in love, may|grow up into him in all|things, which is the|head, even Christ:|4:16 From whom the|whole body fitly|joined together and|compacted by that|which every joint|supplieth, according|to the effectual|working in the|measure of every|part, maketh increase
R	Tof the body unto the|edifying of itself in|love.|4:17 This I say|therefore, and testify|in the Lord, that ye|henceforth walk not|as other Gentiles walk,|in the vanity of their|mind,|4:18 Having the|understanding|darkened, being|alienated from the life
R	Tof God through the|ignorance that is in|them, because of the|blindness of their|heart:|4:19 Who being past|feeling have given|themselves over unto|lasciviousness, to|work all uncleanness|with greediness.|4:20 But ye have not|so learned Christ;|4:21 If so be that ye
R	Thave heard him, and|have been taught by|him, as the truth is in|Jesus:|4:22 That ye put off|concerning the|former conversation|the old man, which is|corrupt according to|the deceitful lusts;|4:23 And be renewed|in the spirit of your|mind;|4:24 And that ye put
R	Ton the new man, which|after God is created|in righteousness and|true holiness.|4:25 Wherefore|putting away lying,|speak every man|truth with his|neighbour: for we are|members one of|another.|4:26 Be ye angry, and|sin not: let not the|sun go down upon
R	Tyour wrath:|4:27 Neither give|place to the devil.|4:28 Let him that stole|steal no more: but|rather let him labour,|working with his hands|the thing which is|good, that he may|have to give to him|that needeth.|4:29 Let no corrupt|communication proceed|out of your mouth, but
R	Tthat which is good to|the use of edifying,|that it may minister|grace unto the|hearers.|4:30 And grieve not|the holy Spirit of God,|whereby ye are|sealed unto the day|of redemption.|4:31 Let all bitterness,|and wrath, and anger,|and clamour, and evil|speaking, be put away
R	Tfrom you, with all|malice:|4:32 And be ye kind|one to another,|tenderhearted,|forgiving one another,|even as God for|Christ's sake hath|forgiven you.||5:1 Be ye therefore|followers of God, as|dear children;|5:2 And walk in love,
R	Tas Christ also hath|loved us, and hath|given himself for us|an offering and a|sacrifice to God for a|sweetsmelling savour.|5:3 But fornication,|and all uncleanness,|or covetousness, let|it not be once named|among you, as|becometh saints;|5:4 Neither filthiness,|nor foolish talking,
R	Tnor jesting, which are|not convenient: but|rather giving of|thanks.|5:5 For this ye know,|that no whoremonger,|nor unclean person,|nor covetous man, who|is an idolater, hath|any inheritance in the|kingdom of Christ and|of God.|5:6 Let no man deceive|you with vain words:
R	Tfor because of these|things cometh the|wrath of God upon the|children of|disobedience.|5:7 Be not ye|therefore partakers|with them.|5:8 For ye were|sometimes darkness,|but now are ye light in|the Lord: walk as|children of light:|5:9 (For the fruit of
R	Tthe Spirit is in all|goodness and|righteousness and|truth;)|5:10 Proving what is|acceptable unto the|Lord.|5:11 And have no|fellowship with the|unfruitful works of|darkness, but rather|reprove them.|5:12 For it is a shame|even to speak of
R	Tthose things which are|done of them in|secret.|5:13 But all things that|are reproved are|made manifest by the|light: for whatsoever|doth make manifest is|light.|5:14 Wherefore he|saith, Awake thou that|sleepest, and arise|from the dead, and|Christ shall give thee
R	Tlight.|5:15 See then that ye|walk circumspectly,|not as fools, but as|wise,|5:16 Redeeming the|time, because the days|are evil.|5:17 Wherefore be ye|not unwise, but|understanding what|the will of the Lord is.|5:18 And be not drunk|with wine, wherein is
R	Texcess; but be filled|with the Spirit;|5:19 Speaking to|yourselves in psalms|and hymns and|spiritual songs,|singing and making|melody in your heart|to the Lord;|5:20 Giving thanks|always for all things|unto God and the|Father in the name of|our Lord Jesus
R	TChrist;|5:21 Submitting|yourselves one to|another in the fear of|God.|5:22 Wives, submit|yourselves unto your|own husbands, as unto|the Lord.|5:23 For the husband|is the head of the|wife, even as Christ is|the head of the|church: and he is the
R	Tsaviour of the body.|5:24 Therefore as the|church is subject|unto Christ, so let the|wives be to their own|husbands in every|thing.|5:25 Husbands, love|your wives, even as|Christ also loved the|church, and gave|himself for it;|5:26 That he might|sanctify and cleanse
R	Tit with the washing of|water by the word,|5:27 That he might|present it to himself a|glorious church, not|having spot, or|wrinkle, or any such|thing; but that it|should be holy and|without blemish.|5:28 So ought men to|love their wives as|their own bodies. He|that loveth his wife
R	Tloveth himself.|5:29 For no man ever|yet hated his own|flesh; but nourisheth|and cherisheth it,|even as the Lord the|church:|5:30 For we are|members of his body,|of his flesh, and of|his bones.|5:31 For this cause|shall a man leave his|father and mother,
R	Tand shall be joined|unto his wife, and they|two shall be one flesh.|5:32 This is a great|mystery: but I speak|concerning Christ and|the church.|5:33 Nevertheless let|every one of you in|particular so love his|wife even as himself;|and the wife see that|she reverence her|husband.
R	T6:1 Children, obey|your parents in the|Lord: for this is right.|6:2 Honour thy father|and mother; which is|the first commandment|with promise;|6:3 That it may be well|with thee, and thou|mayest live long on|the earth.|6:4 And, ye fathers,|provoke not your|children to wrath: but
R	Tbring them up in the|nurture and|admonition of the|Lord.|6:5 Servants, be|obedient to them that|are your masters|according to the|flesh, with fear and|trembling, in|singleness of your|heart, as unto Christ;|6:6 Not with|eyeservice, as
R	Tmenpleasers; but as|the servants of|Christ, doing the will|of God from the heart;|6:7 With good will doing|service, as to the|Lord, and not to men:|6:8 Knowing that|whatsoever good thing|any man doeth, the|same shall he receive|of the Lord, whether|he be bond or free.|6:9 And, ye masters,
R	Tdo the same things|unto them, forbearing|threatening: knowing|that your Master also|is in heaven; neither is|there respect of|persons with him.|6:10 Finally, my|brethren, be strong in|the Lord, and in the|power of his might.|6:11 Put on the whole|armour of God, that|ye may be able to
R	Tstand against the|wiles of the devil.|6:12 For we wrestle|not against flesh and|blood, but against|principalities, against|powers, against the|rulers of the|darkness of this|world, against spiritual|wickedness in high|places.|6:13 Wherefore take|unto you the whole
R	Tarmour of God, that|ye may be able to|withstand in the evil|day, and having done|all, to stand.|6:14 Stand therefore,|having your loins girt|about with truth, and|having on the|breastplate of|righteousness;|6:15 And your feet|shod with the|preparation of the
R	Tgospel of peace;|6:16 Above all, taking|the shield of faith,|wherewith ye shall be|able to quench all the|fiery darts of the|wicked.|6:17 And take the|helmet of salvation,|and the sword of the|Spirit, which is the|word of God:|6:18 Praying always|with all prayer and
R	Tsupplication in the|Spirit, and watching|thereunto with all|perseverance and|supplication for all|saints;|6:19 And for me, that|utterance may be|given unto me, that I|may open my mouth|boldly, to make known|the mystery of the|gospel,|6:20 For which I am an
R	Tambassador in bonds:|that therein I may|speak boldly, as I|ought to speak.|6:21 But that ye also|may know my affairs,|and how I do,|Tychicus, a beloved|brother and faithful|minister in the Lord,|shall make known to|you all things:|6:22 Whom I have sent|unto you for the same
R	Tpurpose, that ye might|know our affairs, and|that he might comfort|your hearts.|6:23 Peace be to the|brethren, and love|with faith, from God|the Father and the|Lord Jesus Christ.|6:24 Grace be with all|them that love our|Lord Jesus Christ in|sincerity. Amen.
R	K2;The Epistle of Paul|the Apostle to the|Philippians	T||1:1 Paul and|Timotheus, the|servants of Jesus|Christ, to all the|saints in Christ Jesus|which are at Philippi,|with the bishops and|deacons:|1:2 Grace be unto you,|and peace, from God
R	Tour Father, and from|the Lord Jesus Christ.|1:3 I thank my God|upon every|remembrance of you,|1:4 Always in every|prayer of mine for|you all making request|with joy,|1:5 For your|fellowship in the|gospel from the first|day until now;|1:6 Being confident of
R	Tthis very thing, that|he which hath begun a|good work in you will|perform it until the|day of Jesus Christ:|1:7 Even as it is meet|for me to think this of|you all, because I|have you in my heart;|inasmuch as both in my|bonds, and in the|defence and|confirmation of the|gospel, ye all are
R	Tpartakers of my|grace.|1:8 For God is my|record, how greatly I|long after you all in|the bowels of Jesus|Christ.|1:9 And this I pray,|that your love may|abound yet more and|more in knowledge and|in all judgment;|1:10 That ye may|approve things that
R	Tare excellent; that ye|may be sincere and|without offence till the|day of Christ.|1:11 Being filled with|the fruits of|righteousness, which|are by Jesus Christ,|unto the glory and|praise of God.|1:12 But I would ye|should understand,|brethren, that the|things which happened
R	Tunto me have fallen|out rather unto the|furtherance of the|gospel;|1:13 So that my bonds|in Christ are manifest|in all the palace, and|in all other places;|1:14 And many of the|brethren in the Lord,|waxing confident by|my bonds, are much|more bold to speak|the word without fear.
R	T1:15 Some indeed|preach Christ even of|envy and strife; and|some also of good will:|1:16 The one preach|Christ of contention,|not sincerely,|supposing to add|affliction to my bonds:|1:17 But the other of|love, knowing that I am|set for the defence|of the gospel.|1:18 What then?
R	Tnotwithstanding, every|way, whether in|pretence, or in truth,|Christ is preached;|and I therein do|rejoice, yea, and will|rejoice.|1:19 For I know that|this shall turn to my|salvation through|your prayer, and the|supply of the Spirit of|Jesus Christ,|1:20 According to my
R	Tearnest expectation|and my hope, that in|nothing I shall be|ashamed, but that with|all boldness, as|always, so now also|Christ shall be|magnified in my body,|whether it be by life,|or by death.|1:21 For to me to live|is Christ, and to die is|gain.|1:22 But if I live in the
R	Tflesh, this is the fruit|of my labour: yet what|I shall choose I wot|not.|1:23 For I am in a|strait betwixt two,|having a desire to|depart, and to be with|Christ; which is far|better:|1:24 Nevertheless to|abide in the flesh is|more needful for you.|1:25 And having this
R	Tconfidence, I know|that I shall abide and|continue with you all|for your furtherance|and joy of faith;|1:26 That your|rejoicing may be more|abundant in Jesus|Christ for me by my|coming to you again.|1:27 Only let your|conversation be as it|becometh the gospel|of Christ: that
R	Twhether I come and|see you, or else be|absent, I may hear of|your affairs, that ye|stand fast in one|spirit, with one mind|striving together for|the faith of the|gospel;|1:28 And in nothing|terrified by your|adversaries: which is|to them an evident|token of perdition, but
R	Tto you of salvation,|and that of God.|1:29 For unto you it is|given in the behalf of|Christ, not only to|believe on him, but|also to suffer for his|sake;|1:30 Having the same|conflict which ye saw|in me, and now hear to|be in me.||2:1 If there be
R	Ttherefore any|consolation in Christ,|if any comfort of love,|if any fellowship of|the Spirit, if any|bowels and mercies,|2:2 Fulfil ye my joy,|that ye be likeminded,|having the same love,|being of one accord,|of one mind.|2:3 Let nothing be|done through strife|or vainglory; but in
R	Tlowliness of mind let|each esteem other|better than|themselves.|2:4 Look not every|man on his own things,|but every man also on|the things of others.|2:5 Let this mind be in|you, which was also in|Christ Jesus:|2:6 Who, being in the|form of God, thought it|not robbery to be
R	Tequal with God:|2:7 But made himself|of no reputation, and|took upon him the form|of a servant, and was|made in the likeness|of men:|2:8 And being found in|fashion as a man, he|humbled himself, and|became obedient unto|death, even the death|of the cross.|2:9 Wherefore God
R	Talso hath highly|exalted him, and given|him a name which is|above every name:|2:10 That at the name|of Jesus every knee|should bow, of things|in heaven, and things|in earth, and things|under the earth;|2:11 And that every|tongue should|confess that Jesus|Christ is Lord, to the
R	Tglory of God the|Father.|2:12 Wherefore, my|beloved, as ye have|always obeyed, not as|in my presence only,|but now much more in|my absence, work out|your own salvation|with fear and|trembling.|2:13 For it is God|which worketh in you|both to will and to do
R	Tof his good pleasure.|2:14 Do all things|without murmurings|and disputings:|2:15 That ye may be|blameless and|harmless, the sons of|God, without rebuke, in|the midst of a crooked|and perverse nation,|among whom ye shine|as lights in the world;|2:16 Holding forth the|word of life; that I
R	Tmay rejoice in the day|of Christ, that I have|not run in vain,|neither laboured in|vain.|2:17 Yea, and if I be|offered upon the|sacrifice and service|of your faith, I joy,|and rejoice with you|all.|2:18 For the same|cause also do ye joy,|and rejoice with me.
R	T2:19 But I trust in the|Lord Jesus to send|Timotheus shortly|unto you, that I also|may be of good|comfort, when I know|your state.|2:20 For I have no|man likeminded, who will|naturally care for|your state.|2:21 For all seek their|own, not the things|which are Jesus
R	TChrist's.|2:22 But ye know the|proof of him, that, as|a son with the father,|he hath served with|me in the gospel.|2:23 Him therefore I|hope to send|presently, so soon as|I shall see how it will|go with me.|2:24 But I trust in the|Lord that I also|myself shall come
R	Tshortly.|2:25 Yet I supposed it|necessary to send to|you Epaphroditus, my|brother, and|companion in labour,|and fellowsoldier, but|your messenger, and|he that ministered to|my wants.|2:26 For he longed|after you all, and was|full of heaviness,|because that ye had
R	Theard that he had|been sick.|2:27 For indeed he|was sick nigh unto|death: but God had|mercy on him; and not|on him only, but on me|also, lest I should|have sorrow upon|sorrow.|2:28 I sent him|therefore the more|carefully, that, when|ye see him again, ye
R	Tmay rejoice, and that|I may be the less|sorrowful.|2:29 Receive him|therefore in the Lord|with all gladness; and|hold such in|reputation:|2:30 Because for the|work of Christ he was|nigh unto death, not|regarding his life, to|supply your lack of|service toward me.
R	T3:1 Finally, my|brethren, rejoice in|the Lord. To write the|same things to you, to|me indeed is not|grievous, but for you|it is safe.|3:2 Beware of dogs,|beware of evil|workers, beware of|the concision.|3:3 For we are the|circumcision, which|worship God in the
R	Tspirit, and rejoice in|Christ Jesus, and|have no confidence in|the flesh.|3:4 Though I might|also have confidence|in the flesh. If any|other man thinketh|that he hath whereof|he might trust in the|flesh, I more:|3:5 Circumcised the|eighth day, of the|stock of Israel, of the
R	Ttribe of Benjamin, an|Hebrew of the|Hebrews; as touching|the law, a Pharisee;|3:6 Concerning zeal,|persecuting the|church; touching the|righteousness which is|in the law, blameless.|3:7 But what things|were gain to me, those|I counted loss for|Christ.|3:8 Yea doubtless, and
R	TI count all things but|loss for the|excellency of the|knowledge of Christ|Jesus my Lord: for|whom I have suffered|the loss of all things,|and do count them but|dung, that I may win|Christ,|3:9 And be found in|him, not having mine|own righteousness,|which is of the law, but
R	Tthat which is through|the faith of Christ, the|righteousness which is|of God by faith:|3:10 That I may know|him, and the power of|his resurrection, and|the fellowship of his|sufferings, being made|conformable unto his|death;|3:11 If by any means I|might attain unto the|resurrection of the
R	Tdead.|3:12 Not as though I|had already attained,|either were already|perfect: but I follow|after, if that I may|apprehend that for|which also I am|apprehended of|Christ Jesus.|3:13 Brethren, I count|not myself to have|apprehended: but this|one thing I do,
R	Tforgetting those|things which are|behind, and reaching|forth unto those|things which are|before,|3:14 I press toward|the mark for the prize|of the high calling of|God in Christ Jesus.|3:15 Let us therefore,|as many as be|perfect, be thus|minded: and if in any
R	Tthing ye be otherwise|minded, God shall|reveal even this unto|you.|3:16 Nevertheless,|whereto we have|already attained, let|us walk by the same|rule, let us mind the|same thing.|3:17 Brethren, be|followers together of|me, and mark them|which walk so as ye
R	Thave us for an|ensample.|3:18 (For many walk,|of whom I have told|you often, and now|tell you even weeping,|that they are the|enemies of the cross|of Christ:|3:19 Whose end is|destruction, whose|God is their belly, and|whose glory is in their|shame, who mind
R	Tearthly things.)|3:20 For our|conversation is in|heaven; from whence|also we look for the|Saviour, the Lord|Jesus Christ:|3:21 Who shall change|our vile body, that it|may be fashioned like|unto his glorious|body, according to the|working whereby he is|able even to subdue
R	Tall things unto himself.||4:1 Therefore, my|brethren dearly|beloved and longed|for, my joy and|crown, so stand fast|in the Lord, my dearly|beloved.|4:2 I beseech Euodias,|and beseech|Syntyche, that they be|of the same mind in|the Lord.
R	T4:3 And I intreat thee|also, true yokefellow,|help those women|which laboured with me|in the gospel, with|Clement also, and with|other my|fellowlabourers,|whose names are in|the book of life.|4:4 Rejoice in the|Lord alway: and again|I say, Rejoice.|4:5 Let your
R	Tmoderation be known|unto all men. The Lord|is at hand.|4:6 Be careful for|nothing; but in every|thing by prayer and|supplication with|thanksgiving let your|requests be made|known unto God.|4:7 And the peace of|God, which passeth all|understanding, shall|keep your hearts and
R	Tminds through Christ|Jesus.|4:8 Finally, brethren,|whatsoever things are|true, whatsoever|things are honest,|whatsoever things are|just, whatsoever|things are pure,|whatsoever things are|lovely, whatsoever|things are of good|report; if there be|any virtue, and if
R	Tthere be any praise,|think on these things.|4:9 Those things, which|ye have both learned,|and received, and|heard, and seen in me,|do: and the God of|peace shall be with|you.|4:10 But I rejoiced in|the Lord greatly, that|now at the last your|care of me hath|flourished again;
R	Twherein ye were also|careful, but ye lacked|opportunity.|4:11 Not that I speak|in respect of want:|for I have learned, in|whatsoever state I am,|therewith to be|content.|4:12 I know both how|to be abased, and I|know how to abound:|every where and in all|things I am instructed
R	Tboth to be full and to|be hungry, both to|abound and to suffer|need.|4:13 I can do all|things through Christ|which strengtheneth|me.|4:14 Notwithstanding|ye have well done,|that ye did|communicate with my|affliction.|4:15 Now ye Philippians
R	Tknow also, that in the|beginning of the|gospel, when I|departed from|Macedonia, no church|communicated with me|as concerning giving|and receiving, but ye|only.|4:16 For even in|Thessalonica ye sent|once and again unto|my necessity.|4:17 Not because I
R	Tdesire a gift: but I|desire fruit that may|abound to your|account.|4:18 But I have all,|and abound: I am full,|having received of|Epaphroditus the|things which were sent|from you, an odour of|a sweet smell, a|sacrifice acceptable,|wellpleasing to God.|4:19 But my God shall
R	Tsupply all your need|according to his|riches in glory by|Christ Jesus.|4:20 Now unto God and|our Father be glory|for ever and ever.|Amen.|4:21 Salute every|saint in Christ Jesus.|The brethren which|are with me greet you.|4:22 All the saints|salute you, chiefly
R	Tthey that are of|Caesar's household.|4:23 The grace of our|Lord Jesus Christ be|with you all. Amen.
R	K2;The Epistle of Paul|the Apostle to the|Colossians	T||1:1 Paul, an apostle of|Jesus Christ by the|will of God, and|Timotheus our|brother,|1:2 To the saints and|faithful brethren in|Christ which are at|Colosse: Grace be|unto you, and peace,
R	Tfrom God our Father|and the Lord Jesus|Christ.|1:3 We give thanks to|God and the Father of|our Lord Jesus|Christ, praying always|for you,|1:4 Since we heard of|your faith in Christ|Jesus, and of the love|which ye have to all|the saints,|1:5 For the hope which
R	Tis laid up for you in|heaven, whereof ye|heard before in the|word of the truth of|the gospel;|1:6 Which is come unto|you, as it is in all the|world; and bringeth|forth fruit, as it doth|also in you, since the|day ye heard of it,|and knew the grace of|God in truth:|1:7 As ye also learned
R	Tof Epaphras our dear|fellowservant, who is|for you a faithful|minister of Christ;|1:8 Who also declared|unto us your love in|the Spirit.|1:9 For this cause we|also, since the day we|heard it, do not cease|to pray for you, and|to desire that ye might|be filled with the|knowledge of his will in
R	Tall wisdom and|spiritual|understanding;|1:10 That ye might walk|worthy of the Lord|unto all pleasing,|being fruitful in every|good work, and|increasing in the|knowledge of God;|1:11 Strengthened with|all might, according to|his glorious power,|unto all patience and
R	Tlongsuffering with|joyfulness;|1:12 Giving thanks|unto the Father, which|hath made us meet to|be partakers of the|inheritance of the|saints in light:|1:13 Who hath|delivered us from the|power of darkness,|and hath translated|us into the kingdom of|his dear Son:
R	T1:14 In whom we have|redemption through|his blood, even the|forgiveness of sins:|1:15 Who is the image|of the invisible God,|the firstborn of|every creature:|1:16 For by him were|all things created,|that are in heaven,|and that are in earth,|visible and invisible,|whether they be
R	Tthrones, or dominions,|or principalities, or|powers: all things|were created by him,|and for him:|1:17 And he is before|all things, and by him|all things consist.|1:18 And he is the|head of the body, the|church: who is the|beginning, the|firstborn from the|dead; that in all things
R	The might have the|preeminence.|1:19 For it pleased|the Father that in him|should all fulness|dwell;|1:20 And, having made|peace through the|blood of his cross, by|him to reconcile all|things unto himself; by|him, I say, whether|they be things in|earth, or things in
R	Theaven.|1:21 And you, that|were sometime|alienated and enemies|in your mind by wicked|works, yet now hath|he reconciled|1:22 In the body of|his flesh through|death, to present you|holy and unblameable|and unreproveable in|his sight:|1:23 If ye continue in
R	Tthe faith grounded|and settled, and be|not moved away from|the hope of the|gospel, which ye have|heard, and which was|preached to every|creature which is|under heaven;|whereof I Paul am|made a minister;|1:24 Who now rejoice|in my sufferings for|you, and fill up that
R	Twhich is behind of the|afflictions of Christ in|my flesh for his|body's sake, which is|the church:|1:25 Whereof I am|made a minister,|according to the|dispensation of God|which is given to me|for you, to fulfil the|word of God;|1:26 Even the mystery|which hath been hid
R	Tfrom ages and from|generations, but now|is made manifest to his|saints:|1:27 To whom God|would make known what|is the riches of the|glory of this mystery|among the Gentiles;|which is Christ in you,|the hope of glory:|1:28 Whom we preach,|warning every man,|and teaching every
R	Tman in all wisdom; that|we may present every|man perfect in Christ|Jesus:|1:29 Whereunto I also|labour, striving|according to his|working, which worketh|in me mightily.||2:1 For I would that|ye knew what great|conflict I have for|you, and for them at
R	TLaodicea, and for as|many as have not|seen my face in the|flesh;|2:2 That their hearts|might be comforted,|being knit together in|love, and unto all|riches of the full|assurance of|understanding, to the|acknowledgement of|the mystery of God,|and of the Father,
R	Tand of Christ;|2:3 In whom are hid all|the treasures of|wisdom and knowledge.|2:4 And this I say, lest|any man should|beguile you with|enticing words.|2:5 For though I be|absent in the flesh,|yet am I with you in|the spirit, joying and|beholding your order,|and the stedfastness
R	Tof your faith in Christ.|2:6 As ye have|therefore received|Christ Jesus the Lord,|so walk ye in him:|2:7 Rooted and built|up in him, and|stablished in the faith,|as ye have been|taught, abounding|therein with|thanksgiving.|2:8 Beware lest any|man spoil you through
R	Tphilosophy and vain|deceit, after the|tradition of men, after|the rudiments of the|world, and not after|Christ.|2:9 For in him dwelleth|all the fulness of the|Godhead bodily.|2:10 And ye are|complete in him, which|is the head of all|principality and power:|2:11 In whom also ye
R	Tare circumcised with|the circumcision made|without hands, in|putting off the body|of the sins of the|flesh by the|circumcision of Christ:|2:12 Buried with him in|baptism, wherein also|ye are risen with him|through the faith of|the operation of God,|who hath raised him|from the dead.
R	T2:13 And you, being|dead in your sins and|the uncircumcision of|your flesh, hath he|quickened together|with him, having|forgiven you all|trespasses;|2:14 Blotting out the|handwriting of|ordinances that was|against us, which was|contrary to us, and|took it out of the way,
R	Tnailing it to his cross;|2:15 And having|spoiled principalities|and powers, he made a|shew of them openly,|triumphing over them|in it.|2:16 Let no man|therefore judge you|in meat, or in drink, or|in respect of an|holyday, or of the new|moon, or of the|sabbath days:
R	T2:17 Which are a|shadow of things to|come; but the body is|of Christ.|2:18 Let no man|beguile you of your|reward in a voluntary|humility and|worshipping of angels,|intruding into those|things which he hath|not seen, vainly|puffed up by his|fleshly mind,
R	T2:19 And not holding|the Head, from which|all the body by joints|and bands having|nourishment|ministered, and knit|together, increaseth|with the increase of|God.|2:20 Wherefore if ye|be dead with Christ|from the rudiments of|the world, why, as|though living in the
R	Tworld, are ye subject|to ordinances,|2:21 (Touch not; taste|not; handle not;|2:22 Which all are to|perish with the using;)|after the|commandments and|doctrines of men?|2:23 Which things have|indeed a shew of|wisdom in will worship,|and humility, and|neglecting of the
R	Tbody: not in any|honour to the|satisfying of the|flesh.||3:1 If ye then be|risen with Christ, seek|those things which are|above, where Christ|sitteth on the right|hand of God.|3:2 Set your affection|on things above, not|on things on the
R	Tearth.|3:3 For ye are dead,|and your life is hid|with Christ in God.|3:4 When Christ, who is|our life, shall appear,|then shall ye also|appear with him in|glory.|3:5 Mortify therefore|your members which|are upon the earth;|fornication,|uncleanness,
R	Tinordinate affection,|evil concupiscence,|and covetousness,|which is idolatry:|3:6 For which things'|sake the wrath of God|cometh on the|children of|disobedience:|3:7 In the which ye|also walked some time,|when ye lived in them.|3:8 But now ye also|put off all these;
R	Tanger, wrath, malice,|blasphemy, filthy|communication out of|your mouth.|3:9 Lie not one to|another, seeing that|ye have put off the|old man with his deeds;|3:10 And have put on|the new man, which is|renewed in knowledge|after the image of him|that created him:|3:11 Where there is
R	Tneither Greek nor|Jew, circumcision nor|uncircumcision,|Barbarian, Scythian,|bond nor free: but|Christ is all, and in all.|3:12 Put on therefore,|as the elect of God,|holy and beloved,|bowels of mercies,|kindness, humbleness|of mind, meekness,|longsuffering;|3:13 Forbearing one
R	Tanother, and forgiving|one another, if any|man have a quarrel|against any: even as|Christ forgave you,|so also do ye.|3:14 And above all|these things put on|charity, which is the|bond of perfectness.|3:15 And let the peace|of God rule in your|hearts, to the which|also ye are called in
R	Tone body; and be ye|thankful.|3:16 Let the word of|Christ dwell in you|richly in all wisdom;|teaching and|admonishing one|another in psalms and|hymns and spiritual|songs, singing with|grace in your hearts|to the Lord.|3:17 And whatsoever|ye do in word or deed,
R	Tdo all in the name of|the Lord Jesus, giving|thanks to God and the|Father by him.|3:18 Wives, submit|yourselves unto your|own husbands, as it is|fit in the Lord.|3:19 Husbands, love|your wives, and be not|bitter against them.|3:20 Children, obey|your parents in all|things: for this is well
R	Tpleasing unto the|Lord.|3:21 Fathers, provoke|not your children to|anger, lest they be|discouraged.|3:22 Servants, obey in|all things your|masters according to|the flesh; not with|eyeservice, as|menpleasers; but in|singleness of heart,|fearing God;
R	T3:23 And whatsoever|ye do, do it heartily,|as to the Lord, and|not unto men;|3:24 Knowing that of|the Lord ye shall|receive the reward of|the inheritance: for|ye serve the Lord|Christ.|3:25 But he that doeth|wrong shall receive|for the wrong which|he hath done: and
R	Tthere is no respect|of persons.||4:1 Masters, give unto|your servants that|which is just and|equal; knowing that ye|also have a Master in|heaven.|4:2 Continue in prayer,|and watch in the same|with thanksgiving;|4:3 Withal praying also|for us, that God would
R	Topen unto us a door|of utterance, to speak|the mystery of Christ,|for which I am also in|bonds:|4:4 That I may make it|manifest, as I ought to|speak.|4:5 Walk in wisdom|toward them that are|without, redeeming the|time.|4:6 Let your speech|be alway with grace,
R	Tseasoned with salt,|that ye may know how|ye ought to answer|every man.|4:7 All my state shall|Tychicus declare unto|you, who is a beloved|brother, and a|faithful minister and|fellowservant in the|Lord:|4:8 Whom I have sent|unto you for the same|purpose, that he might
R	Tknow your estate, and|comfort your hearts;|4:9 With Onesimus, a|faithful and beloved|brother, who is one of|you. They shall make|known unto you all|things which are done|here.|4:10 Aristarchus my|fellowprisoner|saluteth you, and|Marcus, sister's son|to Barnabas, (touching
R	Twhom ye received|commandments: if he|come unto you,|receive him;)|4:11 And Jesus, which|is called Justus, who|are of the|circumcision. These|only are my|fellowworkers unto|the kingdom of God,|which have been a|comfort unto me.|4:12 Epaphras, who is
R	Tone of you, a servant|of Christ, saluteth|you, always labouring|fervently for you in|prayers, that ye may|stand perfect and|complete in all the will|of God.|4:13 For I bear him|record, that he hath a|great zeal for you,|and them that are in|Laodicea, and them in|Hierapolis.
R	T4:14 Luke, the beloved|physician, and Demas,|greet you.|4:15 Salute the|brethren which are in|Laodicea, and|Nymphas, and the|church which is in his|house.|4:16 And when this|epistle is read among|you, cause that it be|read also in the|church of the
R	TLaodiceans; and that|ye likewise read the|epistle from Laodicea.|4:17 And say to|Archippus, Take heed|to the ministry which|thou hast received in|the Lord, that thou|fulfil it.|4:18 The salutation by|the hand of me Paul.|Remember my bonds.|Grace be with you.|Amen.
R	K2;The First Epistle|of Paul the|Apostle to the|Thessalonians	T||1:1 Paul, and Silvanus,|and Timotheus, unto|the church of the|Thessalonians which is|in God the Father and|in the Lord Jesus|Christ: Grace be unto|you, and peace, from|God our Father, and
R	Tthe Lord Jesus Christ.|1:2 We give thanks to|God always for you|all, making mention of|you in our prayers;|1:3 Remembering|without ceasing your|work of faith, and|labour of love, and|patience of hope in|our Lord Jesus|Christ, in the sight of|God and our Father;|1:4 Knowing, brethren
R	Tbeloved, your election|of God.|1:5 For our gospel|came not unto you in|word only, but also in|power, and in the Holy|Ghost, and in much|assurance; as ye|know what manner of|men we were among|you for your sake.|1:6 And ye became|followers of us, and|of the Lord, having
R	Treceived the word in|much affliction, with|joy of the Holy Ghost.|1:7 So that ye were|ensamples to all that|believe in Macedonia|and Achaia.|1:8 For from you|sounded out the word|of the Lord not only|in Macedonia and|Achaia, but also in|every place your|faith to God-ward is
R	Tspread abroad; so|that we need not to|speak any thing.|1:9 For they|themselves shew of us|what manner of|entering in we had|unto you, and how ye|turned to God from|idols to serve the|living and true God;|1:10 And to wait for|his Son from heaven,|whom he raised from
R	Tthe dead, even Jesus,|which delivered us|from the wrath to|come.||2:1 For yourselves,|brethren, know our|entrance in unto you,|that it was not in vain:|2:2 But even after|that we had suffered|before, and were|shamefully entreated,|as ye know, at Philippi,
R	Twe were bold in our|God to speak unto you|the gospel of God with|much contention.|2:3 For our|exhortation was not|of deceit, nor of|uncleanness, nor in|guile:|2:4 But as we were|allowed of God to be|put in trust with the|gospel, even so we|speak; not as pleasing
R	Tmen, but God, which|trieth our hearts.|2:5 For neither at any|time used we flattering|words, as ye know,|nor a cloke of|covetousness; God is|witness:|2:6 Nor of men sought|we glory, neither of|you, nor yet of|others, when we might|have been|burdensome, as the
R	Tapostles of Christ.|2:7 But we were gentle|among you, even as a|nurse cherisheth her|children:|2:8 So being|affectionately|desirous of you, we|were willing to have|imparted unto you, not|the gospel of God|only, but also our own|souls, because ye|were dear unto us.
R	T2:9 For ye remember,|brethren, our labour|and travail: for|labouring night and|day, because we would|not be chargeable|unto any of you, we|preached unto you|the gospel of God.|2:10 Ye are witnesses,|and God also, how|holily and justly and|unblameably we|behaved ourselves
R	Tamong you that|believe:|2:11 As ye know how|we exhorted and|comforted and|charged every one of|you, as a father doth|his children,|2:12 That ye would|walk worthy of God,|who hath called you|unto his kingdom and|glory.|2:13 For this cause
R	Talso thank we God|without ceasing,|because, when ye|received the word of|God which ye heard of|us, ye received it not|as the word of men,|but as it is in truth,|the word of God, which|effectually worketh|also in you that|believe.|2:14 For ye, brethren,|became followers of
R	Tthe churches of God|which in Judaea are in|Christ Jesus: for ye|also have suffered|like things of your|own countrymen, even|as they have of the|Jews:|2:15 Who both killed|the Lord Jesus, and|their own prophets,|and have persecuted|us; and they please|not God, and are
R	Tcontrary to all men:|2:16 Forbidding us to|speak to the Gentiles|that they might be|saved, to fill up their|sins alway: for the|wrath is come upon|them to the uttermost.|2:17 But we, brethren,|being taken from you|for a short time in|presence, not in|heart, endeavoured|the more abundantly
R	Tto see your face with|great desire.|2:18 Wherefore we|would have come unto|you, even I Paul, once|and again; but Satan|hindered us.|2:19 For what is our|hope, or joy, or|crown of rejoicing?|Are not even ye in the|presence of our Lord|Jesus Christ at his|coming?
R	T2:20 For ye are our|glory and joy.||3:1 Wherefore when|we could no longer|forbear, we thought it|good to be left at|Athens alone;|3:2 And sent|Timotheus, our|brother, and minister|of God, and our|fellowlabourer in the|gospel of Christ, to
R	Testablish you, and to|comfort you|concerning your faith:|3:3 That no man|should be moved by|these afflictions: for|yourselves know that|we are appointed|thereunto.|3:4 For verily, when|we were with you, we|told you before that|we should suffer|tribulation; even as it
R	Tcame to pass, and ye|know.|3:5 For this cause,|when I could no|longer forbear, I sent|to know your faith,|lest by some means|the tempter have|tempted you, and our|labour be in vain.|3:6 But now when|Timotheus came from|you unto us, and|brought us good
R	Ttidings of your faith|and charity, and that|ye have good|remembrance of us|always, desiring|greatly to see us, as|we also to see you:|3:7 Therefore,|brethren, we were|comforted over you in|all our affliction and|distress by your|faith:|3:8 For now we live, if
R	Tye stand fast in the|Lord.|3:9 For what thanks|can we render to God|again for you, for all|the joy wherewith we|joy for your sakes|before our God;|3:10 Night and day|praying exceedingly|that we might see your|face, and might|perfect that which is|lacking in your faith?
R	T3:11 Now God himself|and our Father, and|our Lord Jesus|Christ, direct our way|unto you.|3:12 And the Lord|make you to increase|and abound in love|one toward another,|and toward all men,|even as we do toward|you:|3:13 To the end he|may stablish your
R	Thearts unblameable in|holiness before God,|even our Father, at|the coming of our|Lord Jesus Christ with|all his saints.||4:1 Furthermore then|we beseech you,|brethren, and exhort|you by the Lord|Jesus, that as ye|have received of us|how ye ought to walk
R	Tand to please God, so|ye would abound more|and more.|4:2 For ye know what|commandments we gave|you by the Lord|Jesus.|4:3 For this is the will|of God, even your|sanctification, that ye|should abstain from|fornication:|4:4 That every one of|you should know how
R	Tto possess his vessel|in sanctification and|honour;|4:5 Not in the lust of|concupiscence, even|as the Gentiles which|know not God:|4:6 That no man go|beyond and defraud|his brother in any|matter: because that|the Lord is the|avenger of all such,|as we also have
R	Tforewarned you and|testified.|4:7 For God hath not|called us unto|uncleanness, but unto|holiness.|4:8 He therefore that|despiseth, despiseth|not man, but God, who|hath also given unto|us his holy Spirit.|4:9 But as touching|brotherly love ye|need not that I write
R	Tunto you: for ye|yourselves are|taught of God to love|one another.|4:10 And indeed ye do|it toward all the|brethren which are in|all Macedonia: but we|beseech you,|brethren, that ye|increase more and|more;|4:11 And that ye study|to be quiet, and to do
R	Tyour own business,|and to work with your|own hands, as we|commanded you;|4:12 That ye may walk|honestly toward them|that are without, and|that ye may have lack|of nothing.|4:13 But I would not|have you to be|ignorant, brethren,|concerning them which|are asleep, that ye
R	Tsorrow not, even as|others which have no|hope.|4:14 For if we believe|that Jesus died and|rose again, even so|them also which sleep|in Jesus will God bring|with him.|4:15 For this we say|unto you by the word|of the Lord, that we|which are alive and|remain unto the coming
R	Tof the Lord shall not|prevent them which|are asleep.|4:16 For the Lord|himself shall descend|from heaven with a|shout, with the voice|of the archangel, and|with the trump of God:|and the dead in Christ|shall rise first:|4:17 Then we which|are alive and remain|shall be caught up
R	Ttogether with them in|the clouds, to meet|the Lord in the air:|and so shall we ever|be with the Lord.|4:18 Wherefore|comfort one another|with these words.||5:1 But of the times|and the seasons,|brethren, ye have no|need that I write unto|you.
R	T5:2 For yourselves|know perfectly that|the day of the Lord|so cometh as a thief|in the night.|5:3 For when they|shall say, Peace and|safety; then sudden|destruction cometh|upon them, as travail|upon a woman with|child; and they shall|not escape.|5:4 But ye, brethren,
R	Tare not in darkness,|that that day should|overtake you as a|thief.|5:5 Ye are all the|children of light, and|the children of the|day: we are not of the|night, nor of|darkness.|5:6 Therefore let us|not sleep, as do|others; but let us|watch and be sober.
R	T5:7 For they that|sleep sleep in the|night; and they that be|drunken are drunken|in the night.|5:8 But let us, who are|of the day, be sober,|putting on the|breastplate of faith|and love; and for an|helmet, the hope of|salvation.|5:9 For God hath not|appointed us to wrath,
R	Tbut to obtain salvation|by our Lord Jesus|Christ,|5:10 Who died for us,|that, whether we wake|or sleep, we should|live together with him.|5:11 Wherefore|comfort yourselves|together, and edify|one another, even as|also ye do.|5:12 And we beseech|you, brethren, to know
R	Tthem which labour|among you, and are|over you in the Lord,|and admonish you;|5:13 And to esteem|them very highly in|love for their work's|sake. And be at peace|among yourselves.|5:14 Now we exhort|you, brethren, warn|them that are unruly,|comfort the|feebleminded, support
R	Tthe weak, be patient|toward all men.|5:15 See that none|render evil for evil|unto any man; but|ever follow that which|is good, both among|yourselves, and to all|men.|5:16 Rejoice|evermore.|5:17 Pray without|ceasing.|5:18 In every thing
R	Tgive thanks: for this is|the will of God in|Christ Jesus|concerning you.|5:19 Quench not the|Spirit.|5:20 Despise not|prophesyings.|5:21 Prove all things;|hold fast that which is|good.|5:22 Abstain from all|appearance of evil.|5:23 And the very God
R	Tof peace sanctify you|wholly; and I pray God|your whole spirit and|soul and body be|preserved blameless|unto the coming of|our Lord Jesus|Christ.|5:24 Faithful is he that|calleth you, who also|will do it.|5:25 Brethren, pray|for us.|5:26 Greet all the
R	Tbrethren with an holy|kiss.|5:27 I charge you by|the Lord that this|epistle be read unto|all the holy brethren.|5:28 The grace of our|Lord Jesus Christ be|with you. Amen.
R	K2;The Second Epistle|of Paul the|Apostle to the|Thessalonians	T||1:1 Paul, and Silvanus,|and Timotheus, unto|the church of the|Thessalonians in God|our Father and the|Lord Jesus Christ:|1:2 Grace unto you,|and peace, from God|our Father and the
R	TLord Jesus Christ.|1:3 We are bound to|thank God always for|you, brethren, as it is|meet, because that|your faith groweth|exceedingly, and the|charity of every one|of you all toward|each other aboundeth;|1:4 So that we|ourselves glory in|you in the churches|of God for your
R	Tpatience and faith in|all your persecutions|and tribulations that|ye endure:|1:5 Which is a manifest|token of the righteous|judgment of God, that|ye may be counted|worthy of the kingdom|of God, for which ye|also suffer:|1:6 Seeing it is a|righteous thing with|God to recompense
R	Ttribulation to them|that trouble you;|1:7 And to you who|are troubled rest with|us, when the Lord|Jesus shall be|revealed from heaven|with his mighty angels,|1:8 In flaming fire|taking vengeance on|them that know not|God, and that obey not|the gospel of our|Lord Jesus Christ:
R	T1:9 Who shall be|punished with|everlasting|destruction from the|presence of the Lord,|and from the glory of|his power;|1:10 When he shall|come to be glorified in|his saints, and to be|admired in all them|that believe (because|our testimony among|you was believed) in
R	Tthat day.|1:11 Wherefore also|we pray always for|you, that our God|would count you|worthy of this calling,|and fulfil all the good|pleasure of his|goodness, and the|work of faith with|power:|1:12 That the name of|our Lord Jesus Christ|may be glorified in
R	Tyou, and ye in him,|according to the|grace of our God and|the Lord Jesus Christ.||2:1 Now we beseech|you, brethren, by the|coming of our Lord|Jesus Christ, and by|our gathering|together unto him,|2:2 That ye be not|soon shaken in mind,|or be troubled,
R	Tneither by spirit, nor|by word, nor by letter|as from us, as that|the day of Christ is at|hand.|2:3 Let no man deceive|you by any means: for|that day shall not|come, except there|come a falling away|first, and that man of|sin be revealed, the|son of perdition;|2:4 Who opposeth and
R	Texalteth himself above|all that is called God,|or that is worshipped;|so that he as God|sitteth in the temple of|God, shewing himself|that he is God.|2:5 Remember ye not,|that, when I was yet|with you, I told you|these things?|2:6 And now ye know|what withholdeth that|he might be revealed
R	Tin his time.|2:7 For the mystery|of iniquity doth|already work: only he|who now letteth will let,|until he be taken out|of the way.|2:8 And then shall that|Wicked be revealed,|whom the Lord shall|consume with the spirit|of his mouth, and shall|destroy with the|brightness of his
R	Tcoming:|2:9 Even him, whose|coming is after the|working of Satan with|all power and signs|and lying wonders,|2:10 And with all|deceivableness of|unrighteousness in|them that perish;|because they|received not the love|of the truth, that they|might be saved.
R	T2:11 And for this|cause God shall send|them strong delusion,|that they should|believe a lie:|2:12 That they all|might be damned who|believed not the truth,|but had pleasure in|unrighteousness.|2:13 But we are bound|to give thanks alway|to God for you,|brethren beloved of
R	Tthe Lord, because God|hath from the|beginning chosen you|to salvation through|sanctification of the|Spirit and belief of|the truth:|2:14 Whereunto he|called you by our|gospel, to the|obtaining of the glory|of our Lord Jesus|Christ.|2:15 Therefore,
R	Tbrethren, stand fast,|and hold the|traditions which ye|have been taught,|whether by word, or|our epistle.|2:16 Now our Lord|Jesus Christ himself,|and God, even our|Father, which hath|loved us, and hath|given us everlasting|consolation and good|hope through grace,
R	T2:17 Comfort your|hearts, and stablish|you in every good|word and work.||3:1 Finally, brethren,|pray for us, that the|word of the Lord may|have free course,|and be glorified, even|as it is with you:|3:2 And that we may be|delivered from|unreasonable and
R	Twicked men: for all men|have not faith.|3:3 But the Lord is|faithful, who shall|stablish you, and keep|you from evil.|3:4 And we have|confidence in the|Lord touching you,|that ye both do and|will do the things which|we command you.|3:5 And the Lord|direct your hearts
R	Tinto the love of God,|and into the patient|waiting for Christ.|3:6 Now we command|you, brethren, in the|name of our Lord|Jesus Christ, that ye|withdraw yourselves|from every brother|that walketh|disorderly, and not|after the tradition|which he received of|us.
R	T3:7 For yourselves|know how ye ought to|follow us: for we|behaved not|ourselves disorderly|among you;|3:8 Neither did we eat|any man's bread for|nought; but wrought|with labour and travail|night and day, that we|might not be|chargeable to any of|you:
R	T3:9 Not because we|have not power, but to|make ourselves an|ensample unto you to|follow us.|3:10 For even when we|were with you, this we|commanded you, that if|any would not work,|neither should he eat.|3:11 For we hear that|there are some which|walk among you|disorderly, working
R	Tnot at all, but are|busybodies.|3:12 Now them that are|such we command and|exhort by our Lord|Jesus Christ, that with|quietness they work,|and eat their own|bread.|3:13 But ye, brethren,|be not weary in well|doing.|3:14 And if any man|obey not our word by
R	Tthis epistle, note that|man, and have no|company with him, that|he may be ashamed.|3:15 Yet count him not|as an enemy, but|admonish him as a|brother.|3:16 Now the Lord of|peace himself give you|peace always by all|means. The Lord be|with you all.|3:17 The salutation of
R	TPaul with mine own|hand, which is the|token in every epistle:|so I write.|3:18 The grace of our|Lord Jesus Christ be|with you all. Amen.
R	K2;The First Epistle|of Paul the|Apostle to Timothy	T||1:1 Paul, an apostle of|Jesus Christ by the|commandment of God|our Saviour, and Lord|Jesus Christ, which is|our hope;|1:2 Unto Timothy, my|own son in the faith:|Grace, mercy, and|peace, from God our
R	TFather and Jesus|Christ our Lord.|1:3 As I besought thee|to abide still at|Ephesus, when I went|into Macedonia, that|thou mightest charge|some that they teach|no other doctrine,|1:4 Neither give heed|to fables and endless|genealogies, which|minister questions,|rather than godly
R	Tedifying which is in|faith: so do.|1:5 Now the end of the|commandment is|charity out of a pure|heart, and of a good|conscience, and of|faith unfeigned:|1:6 From which some|having swerved have|turned aside unto vain|jangling;|1:7 Desiring to be|teachers of the law;
R	Tunderstanding neither|what they say, nor|whereof they affirm.|1:8 But we know that|the law is good, if a|man use it lawfully;|1:9 Knowing this, that|the law is not made|for a righteous man,|but for the lawless|and disobedient, for|the ungodly and for|sinners, for unholy|and profane, for
R	Tmurderers of fathers|and murderers of|mothers, for|manslayers,|1:10 For|whoremongers, for|them that defile|themselves with|mankind, for|menstealers, for liars,|for perjured|persons, and if there|be any other thing|that is contrary to
R	Tsound doctrine;|1:11 According to the|glorious gospel of the|blessed God, which|was committed to my|trust.|1:12 And I thank|Christ Jesus our|Lord, who hath|enabled me, for that|he counted me|faithful, putting me|into the ministry;|1:13 Who was before a
R	Tblasphemer, and a|persecutor, and|injurious: but I|obtained mercy,|because I did it|ignorantly in unbelief.|1:14 And the grace of|our Lord was|exceeding abundant|with faith and love|which is in Christ|Jesus.|1:15 This is a faithful|saying, and worthy of
R	Tall acceptation, that|Christ Jesus came into|the world to save|sinners; of whom I am|chief.|1:16 Howbeit for this|cause I obtained|mercy, that in me first|Jesus Christ might|shew forth all|longsuffering, for a|pattern to them which|should hereafter|believe on him to life
R	Teverlasting.|1:17 Now unto the King|eternal, immortal,|invisible, the only wise|God, be honour and|glory for ever and|ever. Amen.|1:18 This charge I|commit unto thee, son|Timothy, according to|the prophecies which|went before on thee,|that thou by them|mightest war a good
R	Twarfare;|1:19 Holding faith, and|a good conscience;|which some having put|away concerning faith|have made shipwreck:|1:20 Of whom is|Hymenaeus and|Alexander; whom I|have delivered unto|Satan, that they may|learn not to|blaspheme.|
R	T2:1 I exhort|therefore, that, first|of all, supplications,|prayers,|intercessions, and|giving of thanks, be|made for all men;|2:2 For kings, and for|all that are in|authority; that we may|lead a quiet and|peaceable life in all|godliness and|honesty.
R	T2:3 For this is good|and acceptable in the|sight of God our|Saviour;|2:4 Who will have all|men to be saved, and|to come unto the|knowledge of the|truth.|2:5 For there is one|God, and one mediator|between God and men,|the man Christ Jesus;|2:6 Who gave himself a
R	Transom for all, to be|testified in due time.|2:7 Whereunto I am|ordained a preacher,|and an apostle, (I|speak the truth in|Christ, and lie not;) a|teacher of the|Gentiles in faith and|verity.|2:8 I will therefore|that men pray every|where, lifting up holy|hands, without wrath
R	Tand doubting.|2:9 In like manner|also, that women|adorn themselves in|modest apparel, with|shamefacedness and|sobriety; not with|broided hair, or gold,|or pearls, or costly|array;|2:10 But (which|becometh women|professing godliness)|with good works.
R	T2:11 Let the woman|learn in silence with|all subjection.|2:12 But I suffer not|a woman to teach, nor|to usurp authority|over the man, but to|be in silence.|2:13 For Adam was|first formed, then Eve.|2:14 And Adam was not|deceived, but the|woman being deceived|was in the
R	Ttransgression.|2:15 Notwithstanding|she shall be saved in|childbearing, if they|continue in faith and|charity and holiness|with sobriety.||3:1 This is a true|saying, If a man|desire the office of a|bishop, he desireth a|good work.|3:2 A bishop then must
R	Tbe blameless, the|husband of one wife,|vigilant, sober, of|good behaviour, given|to hospitality, apt to|teach;|3:3 Not given to wine,|no striker, not greedy|of filthy lucre; but|patient, not a brawler,|not covetous;|3:4 One that ruleth|well his own house,|having his children in
R	Tsubjection with all|gravity;|3:5 (For if a man know|not how to rule his|own house, how shall|he take care of the|church of God?)|3:6 Not a novice, lest|being lifted up with|pride he fall into the|condemnation of the|devil.|3:7 Moreover he must|have a good report
R	Tof them which are|without; lest he fall|into reproach and the|snare of the devil.|3:8 Likewise must the|deacons be grave, not|doubletongued, not|given to much wine, not|greedy of filthy lucre;|3:9 Holding the|mystery of the faith in|a pure conscience.|3:10 And let these|also first be proved;
R	Tthen let them use the|office of a deacon,|being found blameless.|3:11 Even so must|their wives be grave,|not slanderers,|sober, faithful in all|things.|3:12 Let the deacons|be the husbands of|one wife, ruling their|children and their own|houses well.|3:13 For they that
R	Thave used the office|of a deacon well|purchase to|themselves a good|degree, and great|boldness in the faith|which is in Christ|Jesus.|3:14 These things|write I unto thee,|hoping to come unto|thee shortly:|3:15 But if I tarry|long, that thou mayest
R	Tknow how thou|oughtest to behave|thyself in the house|of God, which is the|church of the living|God, the pillar and|ground of the truth.|3:16 And without|controversy great is|the mystery of|godliness: God was|manifest in the flesh,|justified in the Spirit,|seen of angels,
R	Tpreached unto the|Gentiles, believed on in|the world, received up|into glory.||4:1 Now the Spirit|speaketh expressly,|that in the latter times|some shall depart|from the faith, giving|heed to seducing|spirits, and doctrines|of devils;|4:2 Speaking lies in
R	Thypocrisy; having|their conscience|seared with a hot iron;|4:3 Forbidding to|marry, and commanding|to abstain from meats,|which God hath|created to be|received with|thanksgiving of them|which believe and know|the truth.|4:4 For every|creature of God is
R	Tgood, and nothing to|be refused, if it be|received with|thanksgiving:|4:5 For it is sanctified|by the word of God|and prayer.|4:6 If thou put the|brethren in|remembrance of these|things, thou shalt be a|good minister of|Jesus Christ,|nourished up in the
R	Twords of faith and of|good doctrine,|whereunto thou hast|attained.|4:7 But refuse|profane and old wives'|fables, and exercise|thyself rather unto|godliness.|4:8 For bodily|exercise profiteth|little: but godliness is|profitable unto all|things, having promise
R	Tof the life that now is,|and of that which is to|come.|4:9 This is a faithful|saying and worthy of|all acceptation.|4:10 For therefore we|both labour and|suffer reproach,|because we trust in|the living God, who is|the Saviour of all men,|specially of those|that believe.
R	T4:11 These things|command and teach.|4:12 Let no man|despise thy youth; but|be thou an example of|the believers, in word,|in conversation, in|charity, in spirit, in|faith, in purity.|4:13 Till I come, give|attendance to reading,|to exhortation, to|doctrine.|4:14 Neglect not the
R	Tgift that is in thee,|which was given thee|by prophecy, with the|laying on of the hands|of the presbytery.|4:15 Meditate upon|these things; give|thyself wholly to them;|that thy profiting may|appear to all.|4:16 Take heed unto|thyself, and unto the|doctrine; continue in|them: for in doing this
R	Tthou shalt both save|thyself, and them that|hear thee.||5:1 Rebuke not an|elder, but intreat him|as a father; and the|younger men as|brethren;|5:2 The elder women|as mothers; the|younger as sisters,|with all purity.|5:3 Honour widows that
R	Tare widows indeed.|5:4 But if any widow|have children or|nephews, let them|learn first to shew|piety at home, and to|requite their parents:|for that is good and|acceptable before|God.|5:5 Now she that is a|widow indeed, and|desolate, trusteth in|God, and continueth in
R	Tsupplications and|prayers night and|day.|5:6 But she that liveth|in pleasure is dead|while she liveth.|5:7 And these things|give in charge, that|they may be blameless.|5:8 But if any provide|not for his own, and|specially for those of|his own house, he hath|denied the faith, and
R	Tis worse than an|infidel.|5:9 Let not a widow be|taken into the number|under threescore|years old, having|been the wife of one|man.|5:10 Well reported of|for good works; if she|have brought up|children, if she have|lodged strangers, if|she have washed the
R	Tsaints' feet, if she|have relieved the|afflicted, if she have|diligently followed|every good work.|5:11 But the younger|widows refuse: for|when they have begun|to wax wanton against|Christ, they will marry;|5:12 Having damnation,|because they have|cast off their first|faith.
R	T5:13 And withal they|learn to be idle,|wandering about from|house to house; and|not only idle, but|tattlers also and|busybodies, speaking|things which they|ought not.|5:14 I will therefore|that the younger|women marry, bear|children, guide the|house, give none
R	Toccasion to the|adversary to speak|reproachfully.|5:15 For some are|already turned aside|after Satan.|5:16 If any man or|woman that believeth|have widows, let them|relieve them, and let|not the church be|charged; that it may|relieve them that are|widows indeed.
R	T5:17 Let the elders|that rule well be|counted worthy of|double honour,|especially they who|labour in the word|and doctrine.|5:18 For the scripture|saith, Thou shalt not|muzzle the ox that|treadeth out the corn.|And, The labourer is|worthy of his reward.|5:19 Against an elder
R	Treceive not an|accusation, but|before two or three|witnesses.|5:20 Them that sin|rebuke before all,|that others also may|fear.|5:21 I charge thee|before God, and the|Lord Jesus Christ,|and the elect angels,|that thou observe|these things without
R	Tpreferring one|before another, doing|nothing by partiality.|5:22 Lay hands|suddenly on no man,|neither be partaker|of other men's sins:|keep thyself pure.|5:23 Drink no longer|water, but use a little|wine for thy stomach's|sake and thine often|infirmities.|5:24 Some men's sins
R	Tare open beforehand,|going before to|judgment; and some|men they follow after.|5:25 Likewise also the|good works of some|are manifest|beforehand; and they|that are otherwise|cannot be hid.||6:1 Let as many|servants as are|under the yoke count
R	Ttheir own masters|worthy of all honour,|that the name of God|and his doctrine be|not blasphemed.|6:2 And they that have|believing masters, let|them not despise them,|because they are|brethren; but rather|do them service,|because they are|faithful and beloved,|partakers of the
R	Tbenefit. These things|teach and exhort.|6:3 If any man teach|otherwise, and|consent not to|wholesome words,|even the words of|our Lord Jesus|Christ, and to the|doctrine which is|according to|godliness;|6:4 He is proud,|knowing nothing, but
R	Tdoting about questions|and strifes of words,|whereof cometh envy,|strife, railings, evil|surmisings,|6:5 Perverse|disputings of men of|corrupt minds, and|destitute of the truth,|supposing that gain is|godliness: from such|withdraw thyself.|6:6 But godliness with|contentment is great
R	Tgain.|6:7 For we brought|nothing into this world,|and it is certain we|can carry nothing out.|6:8 And having food|and raiment let us be|therewith content.|6:9 But they that will|be rich fall into|temptation and a|snare, and into many|foolish and hurtful|lusts, which drown men
R	Tin destruction and|perdition.|6:10 For the love of|money is the root of|all evil: which while|some coveted after,|they have erred from|the faith, and pierced|themselves through|with many sorrows.|6:11 But thou, O man|of God, flee these|things; and follow|after righteousness,
R	Tgodliness, faith, love,|patience, meekness.|6:12 Fight the good|fight of faith, lay hold|on eternal life,|whereunto thou art|also called, and hast|professed a good|profession before|many witnesses.|6:13 I give thee|charge in the sight of|God, who quickeneth|all things, and before
R	TChrist Jesus, who|before Pontius Pilate|witnessed a good|confession;|6:14 That thou keep|this commandment|without spot,|unrebukable, until the|appearing of our|Lord Jesus Christ:|6:15 Which in his times|he shall shew, who is|the blessed and only|Potentate, the King of
R	Tkings, and Lord of|lords;|6:16 Who only hath|immortality, dwelling in|the light which no man|can approach unto;|whom no man hath|seen, nor can see: to|whom be honour and|power everlasting.|Amen.|6:17 Charge them that|are rich in this world,|that they be not
R	Thighminded, nor trust|in uncertain riches,|but in the living God,|who giveth us richly|all things to enjoy;|6:18 That they do|good, that they be|rich in good works,|ready to distribute,|willing to communicate;|6:19 Laying up in|store for themselves|a good foundation|against the time to
R	Tcome, that they may|lay hold on eternal|life.|6:20 O Timothy, keep|that which is committed|to thy trust, avoiding|profane and vain|babblings, and|oppositions of science|falsely so called:|6:21 Which some|professing have|erred concerning the|faith. Grace be with
R	Tthee. Amen.
R	K2;The Second Epistle|of Paul the|Apostle to Timothy	T||1:1 Paul, an apostle of|Jesus Christ by the|will of God, according|to the promise of life|which is in Christ|Jesus,|1:2 To Timothy, my|dearly beloved son:|Grace, mercy, and|peace, from God the
R	TFather and Christ|Jesus our Lord.|1:3 I thank God, whom I|serve from my|forefathers with pure|conscience, that|without ceasing I have|remembrance of thee|in my prayers night|and day;|1:4 Greatly desiring to|see thee, being mindful|of thy tears, that I|may be filled with joy;
R	T1:5 When I call to|remembrance the|unfeigned faith that is|in thee, which dwelt|first in thy|grandmother Lois, and|thy mother Eunice; and|I am persuaded that in|thee also.|1:6 Wherefore I put|thee in remembrance|that thou stir up the|gift of God, which is in|thee by the putting on
R	Tof my hands.|1:7 For God hath not|given us the spirit of|fear; but of power,|and of love, and of a|sound mind.|1:8 Be not thou|therefore ashamed of|the testimony of our|Lord, nor of me his|prisoner: but be thou|partaker of the|afflictions of the|gospel according to
R	Tthe power of God;|1:9 Who hath saved us,|and called us with an|holy calling, not|according to our|works, but according|to his own purpose|and grace, which was|given us in Christ|Jesus before the|world began,|1:10 But is now made|manifest by the|appearing of our
R	TSaviour Jesus Christ,|who hath abolished|death, and hath|brought life and|immortality to light|through the gospel:|1:11 Whereunto I am|appointed a preacher,|and an apostle, and a|teacher of the|Gentiles.|1:12 For the which|cause I also suffer|these things:
R	Tnevertheless I am not|ashamed: for I know|whom I have believed,|and am persuaded|that he is able to keep|that which I have|committed unto him|against that day.|1:13 Hold fast the|form of sound words,|which thou hast heard|of me, in faith and|love which is in Christ|Jesus.
R	T1:14 That good thing|which was committed|unto thee keep by the|Holy Ghost which|dwelleth in us.|1:15 This thou|knowest, that all they|which are in Asia be|turned away from me;|of whom are Phygellus|and Hermogenes.|1:16 The Lord give|mercy unto the house|of Onesiphorus; for
R	The oft refreshed me,|and was not ashamed|of my chain:|1:17 But, when he was|in Rome, he sought me|out very diligently,|and found me.|1:18 The Lord grant|unto him that he may|find mercy of the|Lord in that day: and|in how many things he|ministered unto me at|Ephesus, thou knowest
R	Tvery well.||2:1 Thou therefore,|my son, be strong in|the grace that is in|Christ Jesus.|2:2 And the things that|thou hast heard of me|among many witnesses,|the same commit thou|to faithful men, who|shall be able to teach|others also.|2:3 Thou therefore
R	Tendure hardness, as|a good soldier of|Jesus Christ.|2:4 No man that|warreth entangleth|himself with the|affairs of this life;|that he may please him|who hath chosen him|to be a soldier.|2:5 And if a man also|strive for masteries,|yet is he not crowned,|except he strive
R	Tlawfully.|2:6 The husbandman|that laboureth must|be first partaker of|the fruits.|2:7 Consider what I|say; and the Lord give|thee understanding in|all things.|2:8 Remember that|Jesus Christ of the|seed of David was|raised from the dead|according to my
R	Tgospel:|2:9 Wherein I suffer|trouble, as an evil|doer, even unto|bonds; but the word|of God is not bound.|2:10 Therefore I|endure all things for|the elect's sakes, that|they may also obtain|the salvation which is|in Christ Jesus with|eternal glory.|2:11 It is a faithful
R	Tsaying: For if we be|dead with him, we shall|also live with him:|2:12 If we suffer, we|shall also reign with|him: if we deny him, he|also will deny us:|2:13 If we believe not,|yet he abideth|faithful: he cannot|deny himself.|2:14 Of these things|put them in|remembrance,
R	Tcharging them before|the Lord that they|strive not about|words to no profit,|but to the subverting|of the hearers.|2:15 Study to shew|thyself approved unto|God, a workman that|needeth not to be|ashamed, rightly|dividing the word of|truth.|2:16 But shun profane
R	Tand vain babblings:|for they will increase|unto more|ungodliness.|2:17 And their word|will eat as doth a|canker: of whom is|Hymenaeus and|Philetus;|2:18 Who concerning|the truth have erred,|saying that the|resurrection is past|already; and
R	Toverthrow the faith of|some.|2:19 Nevertheless the|foundation of God|standeth sure, having|this seal, The Lord|knoweth them that are|his. And, Let every|one that nameth the|name of Christ depart|from iniquity.|2:20 But in a great|house there are not|only vessels of gold
R	Tand of silver, but also|of wood and of earth;|and some to honour,|and some to|dishonour.|2:21 If a man|therefore purge|himself from these, he|shall be a vessel unto|honour, sanctified,|and meet for the|master's use, and|prepared unto every|good work.
R	T2:22 Flee also|youthful lusts: but|follow righteousness,|faith, charity, peace,|with them that call on|the Lord out of a|pure heart.|2:23 But foolish and|unlearned questions|avoid, knowing that|they do gender|strifes.|2:24 And the servant|of the Lord must not
R	Tstrive; but be gentle|unto all men, apt to|teach, patient,|2:25 In meekness|instructing those that|oppose themselves; if|God peradventure will|give them repentance|to the acknowledging|of the truth;|2:26 And that they may|recover themselves|out of the snare of|the devil, who are
R	Ttaken captive by him|at his will.||3:1 This know also,|that in the last days|perilous times shall|come.|3:2 For men shall be|lovers of their own|selves, covetous,|boasters, proud,|blasphemers,|disobedient to|parents, unthankful,
R	Tunholy,|3:3 Without natural|affection,|trucebreakers, false|accusers, incontinent,|fierce, despisers of|those that are good,|3:4 Traitors, heady,|highminded, lovers of|pleasures more than|lovers of God;|3:5 Having a form of|godliness, but denying|the power thereof:
R	Tfrom such turn away.|3:6 For of this sort|are they which creep|into houses, and lead|captive silly women|laden with sins, led|away with divers lusts,|3:7 Ever learning, and|never able to come to|the knowledge of the|truth.|3:8 Now as Jannes and|Jambres withstood|Moses, so do these
R	Talso resist the truth:|men of corrupt minds,|reprobate concerning|the faith.|3:9 But they shall|proceed no further:|for their folly shall|be manifest unto all|men, as theirs also|was.|3:10 But thou hast|fully known my|doctrine, manner of|life, purpose, faith,
R	Tlongsuffering, charity,|patience,|3:11 Persecutions,|afflictions, which came|unto me at Antioch, at|Iconium, at Lystra;|what persecutions I|endured: but out of|them all the Lord|delivered me.|3:12 Yea, and all that|will live godly in Christ|Jesus shall suffer|persecution.
R	T3:13 But evil men and|seducers shall wax|worse and worse,|deceiving, and being|deceived.|3:14 But continue thou|in the things which|thou hast learned and|hast been assured of,|knowing of whom thou|hast learned them;|3:15 And that from a|child thou hast known|the holy scriptures,
R	Twhich are able to make|thee wise unto|salvation through|faith which is in Christ|Jesus.|3:16 All scripture is|given by inspiration of|God, and is profitable|for doctrine, for|reproof, for|correction, for|instruction in|righteousness:|3:17 That the man of
R	TGod may be perfect,|throughly furnished|unto all good works.||4:1 I charge thee|therefore before God,|and the Lord Jesus|Christ, who shall|judge the quick and|the dead at his|appearing and his|kingdom;|4:2 Preach the word;|be instant in season,
R	Tout of season;|reprove, rebuke,|exhort with all|longsuffering and|doctrine.|4:3 For the time will|come when they will|not endure sound|doctrine; but after|their own lusts shall|they heap to|themselves teachers,|having itching ears;|4:4 And they shall
R	Tturn away their ears|from the truth, and|shall be turned unto|fables.|4:5 But watch thou in|all things, endure|afflictions, do the|work of an evangelist,|make full proof of thy|ministry.|4:6 For I am now|ready to be offered,|and the time of my|departure is at hand.
R	T4:7 I have fought a|good fight, I have|finished my course, I|have kept the faith:|4:8 Henceforth there|is laid up for me a|crown of|righteousness, which|the Lord, the|righteous judge, shall|give me at that day:|and not to me only,|but unto all them also|that love his
R	Tappearing.|4:9 Do thy diligence to|come shortly unto me:|4:10 For Demas hath|forsaken me, having|loved this present|world, and is departed|unto Thessalonica;|Crescens to Galatia,|Titus unto Dalmatia.|4:11 Only Luke is with|me. Take Mark, and|bring him with thee:|for he is profitable to
R	Tme for the ministry.|4:12 And Tychicus|have I sent to|Ephesus.|4:13 The cloke that I|left at Troas with|Carpus, when thou|comest, bring with|thee, and the books,|but especially the|parchments.|4:14 Alexander the|coppersmith did me|much evil: the Lord
R	Treward him according|to his works:|4:15 Of whom be thou|ware also; for he hath|greatly withstood our|words.|4:16 At my first|answer no man stood|with me, but all men|forsook me: I pray|God that it may not be|laid to their charge.|4:17 Notwithstanding|the Lord stood with
R	Tme, and strengthened|me; that by me the|preaching might be|fully known, and that|all the Gentiles might|hear: and I was|delivered out of the|mouth of the lion.|4:18 And the Lord|shall deliver me from|every evil work, and|will preserve me unto|his heavenly kingdom:|to whom be glory for
R	Tever and ever. Amen.|4:19 Salute Prisca and|Aquila, and the|household of|Onesiphorus.|4:20 Erastus abode at|Corinth: but Trophimus|have I left at Miletum|sick.|4:21 Do thy diligence|to come before winter.|Eubulus greeteth|thee, and Pudens, and|Linus, and Claudia, and
R	Tall the brethren.|4:22 The Lord Jesus|Christ be with thy|spirit. Grace be with|you. Amen.
R	K2;The Epistle of Paul|the Apostle to|Titus	T||1:1 Paul, a servant of|God, and an apostle of|Jesus Christ,|according to the faith|of God's elect, and the|acknowledging of the|truth which is after|godliness;|1:2 In hope of eternal|life, which God, that
R	Tcannot lie, promised|before the world|began;|1:3 But hath in due|times manifested his|word through|preaching, which is|committed unto me|according to the|commandment of God|our Saviour;|1:4 To Titus, mine own|son after the common|faith: Grace, mercy,
R	Tand peace, from God|the Father and the|Lord Jesus Christ our|Saviour.|1:5 For this cause left|I thee in Crete, that|thou shouldest set in|order the things that|are wanting, and|ordain elders in|every city, as I had|appointed thee:|1:6 If any be|blameless, the
R	Thusband of one wife,|having faithful|children not accused|of riot or unruly.|1:7 For a bishop must|be blameless, as the|steward of God; not|selfwilled, not soon|angry, not given to|wine, no striker, not|given to filthy lucre;|1:8 But a lover of|hospitality, a lover of|good men, sober, just,
R	Tholy, temperate;|1:9 Holding fast the|faithful word as he|hath been taught, that|he may be able by|sound doctrine both|to exhort and to|convince the|gainsayers.|1:10 For there are|many unruly and vain|talkers and deceivers,|specially they of the|circumcision:
R	T1:11 Whose mouths|must be stopped, who|subvert whole houses,|teaching things which|they ought not, for|filthy lucre's sake.|1:12 One of|themselves, even a|prophet of their own,|said, The Cretians are|alway liars, evil|beasts, slow bellies.|1:13 This witness is|true. Wherefore
R	Trebuke them sharply,|that they may be|sound in the faith;|1:14 Not giving heed to|Jewish fables, and|commandments of men,|that turn from the|truth.|1:15 Unto the pure all|things are pure: but|unto them that are|defiled and|unbelieving is nothing|pure; but even their
R	Tmind and conscience is|defiled.|1:16 They profess|that they know God;|but in works they|deny him, being|abominable, and|disobedient, and unto|every good work|reprobate.||2:1 But speak thou the|things which become|sound doctrine:
R	T2:2 That the aged men|be sober, grave,|temperate, sound in|faith, in charity, in|patience.|2:3 The aged women|likewise, that they be|in behaviour as|becometh holiness, not|false accusers, not|given to much wine,|teachers of good|things;|2:4 That they may
R	Tteach the young|women to be sober, to|love their husbands,|to love their children,|2:5 To be discreet,|chaste, keepers at|home, good, obedient|to their own husbands,|that the word of God|be not blasphemed.|2:6 Young men likewise|exhort to be sober|minded.|2:7 In all things
R	Tshewing thyself a|pattern of good|works: in doctrine|shewing|uncorruptness,|gravity, sincerity,|2:8 Sound speech, that|cannot be condemned;|that he that is of the|contrary part may be|ashamed, having no|evil thing to say of|you.|2:9 Exhort servants
R	Tto be obedient unto|their own masters, and|to please them well in|all things; not|answering again;|2:10 Not purloining,|but shewing all good|fidelity; that they may|adorn the doctrine of|God our Saviour in all|things.|2:11 For the grace of|God that bringeth|salvation hath
R	Tappeared to all men,|2:12 Teaching us that,|denying ungodliness|and worldly lusts, we|should live soberly,|righteously, and godly,|in this present world;|2:13 Looking for that|blessed hope, and the|glorious appearing of|the great God and our|Saviour Jesus Christ;|2:14 Who gave himself|for us, that he might
R	Tredeem us from all|iniquity, and purify|unto himself a|peculiar people,|zealous of good|works.|2:15 These things|speak, and exhort,|and rebuke with all|authority. Let no man|despise thee.||3:1 Put them in mind to|be subject to
R	Tprincipalities and|powers, to obey|magistrates, to be|ready to every good|work,|3:2 To speak evil of|no man, to be no|brawlers, but gentle,|shewing all meekness|unto all men.|3:3 For we ourselves|also were sometimes|foolish, disobedient,|deceived, serving
R	Tdivers lusts and|pleasures, living in|malice and envy,|hateful, and hating|one another.|3:4 But after that the|kindness and love of|God our Saviour|toward man appeared,|3:5 Not by works of|righteousness which|we have done, but|according to his|mercy he saved us, by
R	Tthe washing of|regeneration, and|renewing of the Holy|Ghost;|3:6 Which he shed on|us abundantly|through Jesus Christ|our Saviour;|3:7 That being|justified by his grace,|we should be made|heirs according to the|hope of eternal life.|3:8 This is a faithful
R	Tsaying, and these|things I will that thou|affirm constantly, that|they which have|believed in God might|be careful to maintain|good works. These|things are good and|profitable unto men.|3:9 But avoid foolish|questions, and|genealogies, and|contentions, and|strivings about the
R	Tlaw; for they are|unprofitable and vain.|3:10 A man that is an|heretick after the|first and second|admonition reject;|3:11 Knowing that he|that is such is|subverted, and|sinneth, being|condemned of himself.|3:12 When I shall send|Artemas unto thee, or|Tychicus, be diligent
R	Tto come unto me to|Nicopolis: for I have|determined there to|winter.|3:13 Bring Zenas the|lawyer and Apollos on|their journey|diligently, that nothing|be wanting unto them.|3:14 And let ours also|learn to maintain good|works for necessary|uses, that they be not|unfruitful.
R	T3:15 All that are with|me salute thee. Greet|them that love us in|the faith. Grace be|with you all. Amen.
R	K2;The Epistle of Paul|the Apostle to|Philemon	T||1:1 Paul, a prisoner of|Jesus Christ, and|Timothy our brother,|unto Philemon our|dearly beloved, and|fellowlabourer,|1:2 And to our|beloved Apphia, and|Archippus our|fellowsoldier, and to
R	Tthe church in thy|house:|1:3 Grace to you, and|peace, from God our|Father and the Lord|Jesus Christ.|1:4 I thank my God,|making mention of thee|always in my prayers,|1:5 Hearing of thy|love and faith, which|thou hast toward the|Lord Jesus, and|toward all saints;
R	T1:6 That the|communication of thy|faith may become|effectual by the|acknowledging of|every good thing|which is in you in|Christ Jesus.|1:7 For we have great|joy and consolation in|thy love, because the|bowels of the saints|are refreshed by|thee, brother.
R	T1:8 Wherefore, though|I might be much bold in|Christ to enjoin thee|that which is|convenient,|1:9 Yet for love's|sake I rather|beseech thee, being|such an one as Paul|the aged, and now|also a prisoner of|Jesus Christ.|1:10 I beseech thee|for my son Onesimus,
R	Twhom I have begotten|in my bonds:|1:11 Which in time past|was to thee|unprofitable, but now|profitable to thee and|to me:|1:12 Whom I have sent|again: thou therefore|receive him, that is,|mine own bowels:|1:13 Whom I would|have retained with me,|that in thy stead he
R	Tmight have ministered|unto me in the bonds|of the gospel:|1:14 But without thy|mind would I do|nothing; that thy|benefit should not be|as it were of|necessity, but willingly.|1:15 For perhaps he|therefore departed|for a season, that|thou shouldest|receive him for ever;
R	T1:16 Not now as a|servant, but above a|servant, a brother|beloved, specially to|me, but how much more|unto thee, both in the|flesh, and in the|Lord?|1:17 If thou count me|therefore a partner,|receive him as myself.|1:18 If he hath|wronged thee, or|oweth thee ought, put
R	Tthat on mine account;|1:19 I Paul have|written it with mine own|hand, I will repay it:|albeit I do not say to|thee how thou owest|unto me even thine|own self besides.|1:20 Yea, brother, let|me have joy of thee|in the Lord: refresh|my bowels in the Lord.|1:21 Having|confidence in thy
R	Tobedience I wrote|unto thee, knowing|that thou wilt also do|more than I say.|1:22 But withal|prepare me also a|lodging: for I trust|that through your|prayers I shall be|given unto you.|1:23 There salute|thee Epaphras, my|fellowprisoner in|Christ Jesus;
R	T1:24 Marcus,|Aristarchus, Demas,|Lucas, my|fellowlabourers.|1:25 The grace of our|Lord Jesus Christ be|with your spirit. Amen.
R	K2;The Epistle of Paul|the Apostle to the|Hebrews	T||1:1 God, who at sundry|times and in divers|manners spake in time|past unto the fathers|by the prophets,|1:2 Hath in these last|days spoken unto us|by his Son, whom he|hath appointed heir of|all things, by whom
R	Talso he made the|worlds;|1:3 Who being the|brightness of his|glory, and the|express image of his|person, and upholding|all things by the word|of his power, when he|had by himself purged|our sins, sat down on|the right hand of the|Majesty on high:|1:4 Being made so
R	Tmuch better than the|angels, as he hath by|inheritance obtained a|more excellent name|than they.|1:5 For unto which of|the angels said he at|any time, Thou art my|Son, this day have I|begotten thee? And|again, I will be to him a|Father, and he shall|be to me a Son?|1:6 And again, when he
R	Tbringeth in the|firstbegotten into the|world, he saith, And let|all the angels of God|worship him.|1:7 And of the angels|he saith, Who maketh|his angels spirits, and|his ministers a flame|of fire.|1:8 But unto the Son|he saith, Thy throne, O|God, is for ever and|ever: a sceptre of
R	Trighteousness is the|sceptre of thy|kingdom.|1:9 Thou hast loved|righteousness, and|hated iniquity;|therefore God, even|thy God, hath anointed|thee with the oil of|gladness above thy|fellows.|1:10 And, Thou, Lord,|in the beginning hast|laid the foundation of
R	Tthe earth; and the|heavens are the|works of thine hands:|1:11 They shall perish;|but thou remainest;|and they all shall wax|old as doth a garment;|1:12 And as a vesture|shalt thou fold them|up, and they shall be|changed: but thou art|the same, and thy|years shall not fail.|1:13 But to which of
R	Tthe angels said he at|any time, Sit on my|right hand, until I make|thine enemies thy|footstool?|1:14 Are they not all|ministering spirits,|sent forth to minister|for them who shall be|heirs of salvation?||2:1 Therefore we|ought to give the more|earnest heed to the
R	Tthings which we have|heard, lest at any time|we should let them|slip.|2:2 For if the word|spoken by angels was|stedfast, and every|transgression and|disobedience received|a just recompence of|reward;|2:3 How shall we|escape, if we neglect|so great salvation;
R	Twhich at the first|began to be spoken|by the Lord, and was|confirmed unto us by|them that heard him;|2:4 God also bearing|them witness, both with|signs and wonders,|and with divers|miracles, and gifts of|the Holy Ghost,|according to his own|will?|2:5 For unto the
R	Tangels hath he not|put in subjection the|world to come,|whereof we speak.|2:6 But one in a|certain place testified,|saying, What is man,|that thou art mindful|of him? or the son of|man that thou visitest|him?|2:7 Thou madest him a|little lower than the|angels; thou
R	Tcrownedst him with|glory and honour, and|didst set him over the|works of thy hands:|2:8 Thou hast put all|things in subjection|under his feet. For in|that he put all in|subjection under him,|he left nothing that is|not put under him. But|now we see not yet all|things put under him.|2:9 But we see Jesus,
R	Twho was made a little|lower than the angels|for the suffering of|death, crowned with|glory and honour;|that he by the grace|of God should taste|death for every man.|2:10 For it became him,|for whom are all|things, and by whom|are all things, in|bringing many sons|unto glory, to make
R	Tthe captain of their|salvation perfect|through sufferings.|2:11 For both he that|sanctifieth and they|who are sanctified|are all of one: for|which cause he is not|ashamed to call them|brethren,|2:12 Saying, I will|declare thy name unto|my brethren, in the|midst of the church
R	Twill I sing praise unto|thee.|2:13 And again, I will|put my trust in him.|And again, Behold I|and the children which|God hath given me.|2:14 Forasmuch then|as the children are|partakers of flesh|and blood, he also|himself likewise took|part of the same; that|through death he
R	Tmight destroy him that|had the power of|death, that is, the|devil;|2:15 And deliver them|who through fear of|death were all their|lifetime subject to|bondage.|2:16 For verily he|took not on him the|nature of angels; but|he took on him the|seed of Abraham.
R	T2:17 Wherefore in all|things it behoved him|to be made like unto|his brethren, that he|might be a merciful|and faithful high|priest in things|pertaining to God, to|make reconciliation|for the sins of the|people.|2:18 For in that he|himself hath suffered|being tempted, he is
R	Table to succour them|that are tempted.||3:1 Wherefore, holy|brethren, partakers|of the heavenly|calling, consider the|Apostle and High|Priest of our|profession, Christ|Jesus;|3:2 Who was faithful to|him that appointed him,|as also Moses was
R	Tfaithful in all his|house.|3:3 For this man was|counted worthy of|more glory than|Moses, inasmuch as he|who hath builded the|house hath more|honour than the|house.|3:4 For every house|is builded by some|man; but he that built|all things is God.
R	T3:5 And Moses verily|was faithful in all his|house, as a servant,|for a testimony of|those things which|were to be spoken|after;|3:6 But Christ as a|son over his own|house; whose house|are we, if we hold fast|the confidence and|the rejoicing of the|hope firm unto the
R	Tend.|3:7 Wherefore (as the|Holy Ghost saith, To|day if ye will hear his|voice,|3:8 Harden not your|hearts, as in the|provocation, in the|day of temptation in|the wilderness:|3:9 When your fathers|tempted me, proved me,|and saw my works|forty years.
R	T3:10 Wherefore I was|grieved with that|generation, and said,|They do alway err in|their heart; and they|have not known my|ways.|3:11 So I sware in my|wrath, They shall not|enter into my rest.)|3:12 Take heed,|brethren, lest there|be in any of you an|evil heart of unbelief,
R	Tin departing from the|living God.|3:13 But exhort one|another daily, while it|is called To day; lest|any of you be|hardened through the|deceitfulness of sin.|3:14 For we are made|partakers of Christ, if|we hold the beginning|of our confidence|stedfast unto the end;|3:15 While it is said, To
R	Tday if ye will hear his|voice, harden not|your hearts, as in the|provocation.|3:16 For some, when|they had heard, did|provoke: howbeit not|all that came out of|Egypt by Moses.|3:17 But with whom was|he grieved forty|years? was it not with|them that had sinned,|whose carcases fell
R	Tin the wilderness?|3:18 And to whom|sware he that they|should not enter into|his rest, but to them|that believed not?|3:19 So we see that|they could not enter|in because of|unbelief.||4:1 Let us therefore|fear, lest, a promise|being left us of
R	Tentering into his rest,|any of you should|seem to come short of|it.|4:2 For unto us was|the gospel preached,|as well as unto them:|but the word|preached did not|profit them, not being|mixed with faith in them|that heard it.|4:3 For we which have|believed do enter into
R	Trest, as he said, As I|have sworn in my|wrath, if they shall|enter into my rest:|although the works|were finished from the|foundation of the|world.|4:4 For he spake in a|certain place of the|seventh day on this|wise, And God did rest|the seventh day from|all his works.
R	T4:5 And in this place|again, If they shall|enter into my rest.|4:6 Seeing therefore|it remaineth that some|must enter therein,|and they to whom it|was first preached|entered not in|because of unbelief:|4:7 Again, he limiteth a|certain day, saying in|David, To day, after|so long a time; as it is
R	Tsaid, To day if ye will|hear his voice, harden|not your hearts.|4:8 For if Jesus had|given them rest, then|would he not|afterward have|spoken of another|day.|4:9 There remaineth|therefore a rest to|the people of God.|4:10 For he that is|entered into his rest,
R	The also hath ceased|from his own works, as|God did from his.|4:11 Let us labour|therefore to enter|into that rest, lest|any man fall after the|same example of|unbelief.|4:12 For the word of|God is quick, and|powerful, and sharper|than any twoedged|sword, piercing even
R	Tto the dividing|asunder of soul and|spirit, and of the|joints and marrow,|and is a discerner of|the thoughts and|intents of the heart.|4:13 Neither is there|any creature that is|not manifest in his|sight: but all things|are naked and opened|unto the eyes of him|with whom we have to
R	Tdo.|4:14 Seeing then that|we have a great high|priest, that is passed|into the heavens,|Jesus the Son of God,|let us hold fast our|profession.|4:15 For we have not|an high priest which|cannot be touched|with the feeling of our|infirmities; but was in|all points tempted like
R	Tas we are, yet without|sin.|4:16 Let us therefore|come boldly unto the|throne of grace, that|we may obtain mercy,|and find grace to help|in time of need.||5:1 For every high|priest taken from|among men is ordained|for men in things|pertaining to God, that
R	The may offer both|gifts and sacrifices|for sins:|5:2 Who can have|compassion on the|ignorant, and on them|that are out of the|way; for that he|himself also is|compassed with|infirmity.|5:3 And by reason|hereof he ought, as|for the people, so
R	Talso for himself, to|offer for sins.|5:4 And no man taketh|this honour unto|himself, but he that is|called of God, as was|Aaron.|5:5 So also Christ|glorified not himself to|be made an high|priest; but he that|said unto him, Thou art|my Son, to day have I|begotten thee.
R	T5:6 As he saith also in|another place, Thou|art a priest for ever|after the order of|Melchisedec.|5:7 Who in the days of|his flesh, when he had|offered up prayers|and supplications with|strong crying and|tears unto him that|was able to save him|from death, and was|heard in that he
R	Tfeared;|5:8 Though he were a|Son, yet learned he|obedience by the|things which he|suffered;|5:9 And being made|perfect, he became|the author of eternal|salvation unto all them|that obey him;|5:10 Called of God an|high priest after the|order of Melchisedec.
R	T5:11 Of whom we have|many things to say,|and hard to be|uttered, seeing ye are|dull of hearing.|5:12 For when for the|time ye ought to be|teachers, ye have|need that one teach|you again which be the|first principles of the|oracles of God; and|are become such as|have need of milk, and
R	Tnot of strong meat.|5:13 For every one|that useth milk is|unskilful in the word|of righteousness: for|he is a babe.|5:14 But strong meat|belongeth to them that|are of full age, even|those who by reason|of use have their|senses exercised to|discern both good and|evil.
R	T6:1 Therefore leaving|the principles of the|doctrine of Christ, let|us go on unto|perfection; not laying|again the foundation|of repentance from|dead works, and of|faith toward God,|6:2 Of the doctrine of|baptisms, and of laying|on of hands, and of|resurrection of the|dead, and of eternal
R	Tjudgment.|6:3 And this will we do,|if God permit.|6:4 For it is impossible|for those who were|once enlightened, and|have tasted of the|heavenly gift, and|were made partakers|of the Holy Ghost,|6:5 And have tasted|the good word of God,|and the powers of the|world to come,
R	T6:6 If they shall fall|away, to renew them|again unto|repentance; seeing|they crucify to|themselves the Son of|God afresh, and put|him to an open shame.|6:7 For the earth|which drinketh in the|rain that cometh oft|upon it, and bringeth|forth herbs meet for|them by whom it is
R	Tdressed, receiveth|blessing from God:|6:8 But that which|beareth thorns and|briers is rejected,|and is nigh unto|cursing; whose end is|to be burned.|6:9 But, beloved, we|are persuaded better|things of you, and|things that accompany|salvation, though we|thus speak.
R	T6:10 For God is not|unrighteous to forget|your work and labour|of love, which ye have|shewed toward his|name, in that ye have|ministered to the|saints, and do minister.|6:11 And we desire|that every one of you|do shew the same|diligence to the full|assurance of hope|unto the end:
R	T6:12 That ye be not|slothful, but followers|of them who through|faith and patience|inherit the promises.|6:13 For when God|made promise to|Abraham, because he|could swear by no|greater, he sware by|himself,|6:14 Saying, Surely|blessing I will bless|thee, and multiplying I
R	Twill multiply thee.|6:15 And so, after he|had patiently endured,|he obtained the|promise.|6:16 For men verily|swear by the greater:|and an oath for|confirmation is to them|an end of all strife.|6:17 Wherein God,|willing more|abundantly to shew|unto the heirs of
R	Tpromise the|immutability of his|counsel, confirmed it|by an oath:|6:18 That by two|immutable things, in|which it was impossible|for God to lie, we might|have a strong|consolation, who have|fled for refuge to lay|hold upon the hope|set before us:|6:19 Which hope we
R	Thave as an anchor of|the soul, both sure|and stedfast, and|which entereth into|that within the veil;|6:20 Whither the|forerunner is for us|entered, even Jesus,|made an high priest|for ever after the|order of Melchisedec.||7:1 For this|Melchisedec, king of
R	TSalem, priest of the|most high God, who met|Abraham returning|from the slaughter of|the kings, and blessed|him;|7:2 To whom also|Abraham gave a tenth|part of all; first being|by interpretation King|of righteousness, and|after that also King|of Salem, which is, King|of peace;
R	T7:3 Without father,|without mother, without|descent, having|neither beginning of|days, nor end of life;|but made like unto the|Son of God; abideth a|priest continually.|7:4 Now consider how|great this man was,|unto whom even the|patriarch Abraham|gave the tenth of the|spoils.
R	T7:5 And verily they|that are of the sons|of Levi, who receive|the office of the|priesthood, have a|commandment to take|tithes of the people|according to the law,|that is, of their|brethren, though they|come out of the loins|of Abraham:|7:6 But he whose|descent is not
R	Tcounted from them|received tithes of|Abraham, and blessed|him that had the|promises.|7:7 And without all|contradiction the less|is blessed of the|better.|7:8 And here men that|die receive tithes; but|there he receiveth|them, of whom it is|witnessed that he
R	Tliveth.|7:9 And as I may so|say, Levi also, who|receiveth tithes,|payed tithes in|Abraham.|7:10 For he was yet in|the loins of his|father, when|Melchisedec met him.|7:11 If therefore|perfection were by|the Levitical|priesthood, (for
R	Tunder it the people|received the law,)|what further need|was there that|another priest should|rise after the order|of Melchisedec, and|not be called after|the order of Aaron?|7:12 For the|priesthood being|changed, there is|made of necessity a|change also of the
R	Tlaw.|7:13 For he of whom|these things are|spoken pertaineth to|another tribe, of|which no man gave|attendance at the|altar.|7:14 For it is evident|that our Lord sprang|out of Juda; of which|tribe Moses spake|nothing concerning|priesthood.
R	T7:15 And it is yet far|more evident: for that|after the similitude of|Melchisedec there|ariseth another|priest,|7:16 Who is made, not|after the law of a|carnal commandment,|but after the power|of an endless life.|7:17 For he testifieth,|Thou art a priest for|ever after the order
R	Tof Melchisedec.|7:18 For there is|verily a disannulling|of the commandment|going before for the|weakness and|unprofitableness|thereof.|7:19 For the law made|nothing perfect, but|the bringing in of a|better hope did; by|the which we draw nigh|unto God.
R	T7:20 And inasmuch as|not without an oath he|was made priest:|7:21 (For those|priests were made|without an oath; but|this with an oath by|him that said unto him,|The Lord sware and|will not repent, Thou|art a priest for ever|after the order of|Melchisedec:)|7:22 By so much was
R	TJesus made a surety|of a better testament.|7:23 And they truly|were many priests,|because they were|not suffered to|continue by reason of|death:|7:24 But this man,|because he continueth|ever, hath an|unchangeable|priesthood.|7:25 Wherefore he is
R	Table also to save them|to the uttermost that|come unto God by him,|seeing he ever liveth|to make intercession|for them.|7:26 For such an high|priest became us, who|is holy, harmless,|undefiled, separate|from sinners, and|made higher than the|heavens;|7:27 Who needeth not
R	Tdaily, as those high|priests, to offer up|sacrifice, first for his|own sins, and then for|the people's: for this|he did once, when he|offered up himself.|7:28 For the law|maketh men high|priests which have|infirmity; but the word|of the oath, which was|since the law, maketh|the Son, who is
R	Tconsecrated for|evermore.||8:1 Now of the things|which we have spoken|this is the sum: We|have such an high|priest, who is set on|the right hand of the|throne of the Majesty|in the heavens;|8:2 A minister of the|sanctuary, and of the|true tabernacle, which
R	Tthe Lord pitched, and|not man.|8:3 For every high|priest is ordained to|offer gifts and|sacrifices: wherefore|it is of necessity that|this man have|somewhat also to|offer.|8:4 For if he were on|earth, he should not|be a priest, seeing|that there are priests
R	Tthat offer gifts|according to the law:|8:5 Who serve unto|the example and|shadow of heavenly|things, as Moses was|admonished of God|when he was about to|make the tabernacle:|for, See, saith he, that|thou make all things|according to the|pattern shewed to|thee in the mount.
R	T8:6 But now hath he|obtained a more|excellent ministry, by|how much also he is|the mediator of a|better covenant, which|was established upon|better promises.|8:7 For if that first|covenant had been|faultless, then should|no place have been|sought for the|second.
R	T8:8 For finding fault|with them, he saith,|Behold, the days come,|saith the Lord, when I|will make a new|covenant with the|house of Israel and|with the house of|Judah:|8:9 Not according to|the covenant that I|made with their|fathers in the day|when I took them by
R	Tthe hand to lead them|out of the land of|Egypt; because they|continued not in my|covenant, and I|regarded them not,|saith the Lord.|8:10 For this is the|covenant that I will|make with the house of|Israel after those|days, saith the Lord; I|will put my laws into|their mind, and write
R	Tthem in their hearts:|and I will be to them a|God, and they shall be|to me a people:|8:11 And they shall|not teach every man|his neighbour, and|every man his|brother, saying, Know|the Lord: for all shall|know me, from the|least to the greatest.|8:12 For I will be|merciful to their
R	Tunrighteousness, and|their sins and their|iniquities will I|remember no more.|8:13 In that he saith, A|new covenant, he hath|made the first old. Now|that which decayeth|and waxeth old is|ready to vanish away.||9:1 Then verily the|first covenant had|also ordinances of
R	Tdivine service, and a|worldly sanctuary.|9:2 For there was a|tabernacle made; the|first, wherein was the|candlestick, and the|table, and the|shewbread; which is|called the sanctuary.|9:3 And after the|second veil, the|tabernacle which is|called the Holiest of|all;
R	T9:4 Which had the|golden censer, and|the ark of the|covenant overlaid|round about with gold,|wherein was the|golden pot that had|manna, and Aaron's|rod that budded, and|the tables of the|covenant;|9:5 And over it the|cherubims of glory|shadowing the
R	Tmercyseat; of which|we cannot now speak|particularly.|9:6 Now when these|things were thus|ordained, the priests|went always into the|first tabernacle,|accomplishing the|service of God.|9:7 But into the|second went the high|priest alone once|every year, not
R	Twithout blood, which he|offered for himself,|and for the errors of|the people:|9:8 The Holy Ghost|this signifying, that|the way into the|holiest of all was not|yet made manifest,|while as the first|tabernacle was yet|standing:|9:9 Which was a figure|for the time then
R	Tpresent, in which were|offered both gifts|and sacrifices, that|could not make him|that did the service|perfect, as pertaining|to the conscience;|9:10 Which stood only|in meats and drinks,|and divers washings,|and carnal|ordinances, imposed|on them until the time|of reformation.
R	T9:11 But Christ being|come an high priest of|good things to come,|by a greater and|more perfect|tabernacle, not made|with hands, that is to|say, not of this|building;|9:12 Neither by the|blood of goats and|calves, but by his own|blood he entered in|once into the holy
R	Tplace, having obtained|eternal redemption|for us.|9:13 For if the blood|of bulls and of goats,|and the ashes of an|heifer sprinkling the|unclean, sanctifieth to|the purifying of the|flesh:|9:14 How much more|shall the blood of|Christ, who through|the eternal Spirit
R	Toffered himself|without spot to God,|purge your|conscience from dead|works to serve the|living God?|9:15 And for this|cause he is the|mediator of the new|testament, that by|means of death, for|the redemption of the|transgressions that|were under the first
R	Ttestament, they which|are called might|receive the promise|of eternal inheritance.|9:16 For where a|testament is, there|must also of necessity|be the death of the|testator.|9:17 For a testament|is of force after men|are dead: otherwise it|is of no strength at|all while the testator
R	Tliveth.|9:18 Whereupon|neither the first|testament was|dedicated without|blood.|9:19 For when Moses|had spoken every|precept to all the|people according to|the law, he took the|blood of calves and|of goats, with water,|and scarlet wool, and
R	Thyssop, and sprinkled|both the book, and all|the people,|9:20 Saying, This is the|blood of the testament|which God hath|enjoined unto you.|9:21 Moreover he|sprinkled with blood|both the tabernacle,|and all the vessels of|the ministry.|9:22 And almost all|things are by the law
R	Tpurged with blood; and|without shedding of|blood is no remission.|9:23 It was therefore|necessary that the|patterns of things in|the heavens should|be purified with these;|but the heavenly|things themselves with|better sacrifices than|these.|9:24 For Christ is not|entered into the holy
R	Tplaces made with|hands, which are the|figures of the true;|but into heaven itself,|now to appear in the|presence of God for|us:|9:25 Nor yet that he|should offer himself|often, as the high|priest entereth into|the holy place every|year with blood of|others;
R	T9:26 For then must he|often have suffered|since the foundation|of the world: but now|once in the end of the|world hath he|appeared to put away|sin by the sacrifice of|himself.|9:27 And as it is|appointed unto men|once to die, but after|this the judgment:|9:28 So Christ was
R	Tonce offered to bear|the sins of many; and|unto them that look|for him shall he|appear the second|time without sin unto|salvation.||10:1 For the law|having a shadow of|good things to come,|and not the very|image of the things,|can never with those
R	Tsacrifices which they|offered year by year|continually make the|comers thereunto|perfect.|10:2 For then would|they not have ceased|to be offered?|because that the|worshippers once|purged should have|had no more|conscience of sins.|10:3 But in those
R	Tsacrifices there is a|remembrance again|made of sins every|year.|10:4 For it is not|possible that the|blood of bulls and of|goats should take|away sins.|10:5 Wherefore when|he cometh into the|world, he saith,|Sacrifice and offering|thou wouldest not, but
R	Ta body hast thou|prepared me:|10:6 In burnt|offerings and|sacrifices for sin|thou hast had no|pleasure.|10:7 Then said I, Lo, I|come (in the volume of|the book it is written|of me,) to do thy will, O|God.|10:8 Above when he|said, Sacrifice and
R	Toffering and burnt|offerings and|offering for sin thou|wouldest not, neither|hadst pleasure|therein; which are|offered by the law;|10:9 Then said he, Lo,|I come to do thy will, O|God. He taketh away|the first, that he may|establish the second.|10:10 By the which will|we are sanctified
R	Tthrough the offering|of the body of Jesus|Christ once for all.|10:11 And every|priest standeth daily|ministering and|offering oftentimes|the same sacrifices,|which can never take|away sins:|10:12 But this man,|after he had offered|one sacrifice for sins|for ever, sat down on
R	Tthe right hand of God;|10:13 From|henceforth expecting|till his enemies be|made his footstool.|10:14 For by one|offering he hath|perfected for ever|them that are|sanctified.|10:15 Whereof the|Holy Ghost also is a|witness to us: for|after that he had said
R	Tbefore,|10:16 This is the|covenant that I will|make with them after|those days, saith the|Lord, I will put my laws|into their hearts, and|in their minds will I|write them;|10:17 And their sins|and iniquities will I|remember no more.|10:18 Now where|remission of these is,
R	Tthere is no more|offering for sin.|10:19 Having|therefore, brethren,|boldness to enter into|the holiest by the|blood of Jesus,|10:20 By a new and|living way, which he|hath consecrated for|us, through the veil,|that is to say, his|flesh;|10:21 And having an
R	Thigh priest over the|house of God;|10:22 Let us draw|near with a true heart|in full assurance of|faith, having our|hearts sprinkled from|an evil conscience,|and our bodies|washed with pure|water.|10:23 Let us hold fast|the profession of our|faith without wavering;
R	T(for he is faithful that|promised;)|10:24 And let us|consider one another|to provoke unto love|and to good works:|10:25 Not forsaking|the assembling of|ourselves together,|as the manner of|some is; but exhorting|one another: and so|much the more, as ye|see the day
R	Tapproaching.|10:26 For if we sin|wilfully after that we|have received the|knowledge of the|truth, there remaineth|no more sacrifice for|sins,|10:27 But a certain|fearful looking for of|judgment and fiery|indignation, which shall|devour the|adversaries.
R	T10:28 He that despised|Moses' law died without|mercy under two or|three witnesses:|10:29 Of how much|sorer punishment,|suppose ye, shall he|be thought worthy,|who hath trodden|under foot the Son of|God, and hath counted|the blood of the|covenant, wherewith|he was sanctified, an
R	Tunholy thing, and hath|done despite unto the|Spirit of grace?|10:30 For we know him|that hath said,|Vengeance belongeth|unto me, I will|recompense, saith the|Lord. And again, The|Lord shall judge his|people.|10:31 It is a fearful|thing to fall into the|hands of the living
R	TGod.|10:32 But call to|remembrance the|former days, in which,|after ye were|illuminated, ye endured|a great fight of|afflictions;|10:33 Partly, whilst ye|were made a|gazingstock both by|reproaches and|afflictions; and partly,|whilst ye became
R	Tcompanions of them|that were so used.|10:34 For ye had|compassion of me in|my bonds, and took|joyfully the spoiling|of your goods,|knowing in yourselves|that ye have in|heaven a better and|an enduring|substance.|10:35 Cast not away|therefore your
R	Tconfidence, which hath|great recompence of|reward.|10:36 For ye have|need of patience, that,|after ye have done|the will of God, ye|might receive the|promise.|10:37 For yet a little|while, and he that|shall come will come,|and will not tarry.|10:38 Now the just
R	Tshall live by faith: but|if any man draw back,|my soul shall have no|pleasure in him.|10:39 But we are not|of them who draw back|unto perdition; but of|them that believe to|the saving of the soul.||11:1 Now faith is the|substance of things|hoped for, the|evidence of things not
R	Tseen.|11:2 For by it the|elders obtained a|good report.|11:3 Through faith we|understand that the|worlds were framed|by the word of God,|so that things which|are seen were not|made of things which|do appear.|11:4 By faith Abel|offered unto God a
R	Tmore excellent|sacrifice than Cain, by|which he obtained|witness that he was|righteous, God|testifying of his gifts:|and by it he being|dead yet speaketh.|11:5 By faith Enoch|was translated that|he should not see|death; and was not|found, because God|had translated him:
R	Tfor before his|translation he had|this testimony, that he|pleased God.|11:6 But without faith|it is impossible to|please him: for he that|cometh to God must|believe that he is, and|that he is a rewarder|of them that diligently|seek him.|11:7 By faith Noah,|being warned of God
R	Tof things not seen as|yet, moved with fear,|prepared an ark to|the saving of his|house; by the which he|condemned the world,|and became heir of|the righteousness|which is by faith.|11:8 By faith Abraham,|when he was called to|go out into a place|which he should after|receive for an
R	Tinheritance, obeyed;|and he went out, not|knowing whither he|went.|11:9 By faith he|sojourned in the land|of promise, as in a|strange country,|dwelling in|tabernacles with|Isaac and Jacob, the|heirs with him of the|same promise:|11:10 For he looked
R	Tfor a city which hath|foundations, whose|builder and maker is|God.|11:11 Through faith|also Sara herself|received strength to|conceive seed, and|was delivered of a|child when she was|past age, because she|judged him faithful|who had promised.|11:12 Therefore
R	Tsprang there even of|one, and him as good|as dead, so many as|the stars of the sky|in multitude, and as|the sand which is by|the sea shore|innumerable.|11:13 These all died in|faith, not having|received the promises,|but having seen them|afar off, and were|persuaded of them,
R	Tand embraced them,|and confessed that|they were strangers|and pilgrims on the|earth.|11:14 For they that|say such things|declare plainly that|they seek a country.|11:15 And truly, if|they had been mindful|of that country from|whence they came out,|they might have had
R	Topportunity to have|returned.|11:16 But now they|desire a better|country, that is, an|heavenly: wherefore|God is not ashamed to|be called their God:|for he hath prepared|for them a city.|11:17 By faith|Abraham, when he was|tried, offered up|Isaac: and he that had
R	Treceived the promises|offered up his only|begotten son,|11:18 Of whom it was|said, That in Isaac|shall thy seed be|called:|11:19 Accounting that|God was able to raise|him up, even from the|dead; from whence|also he received him|in a figure.|11:20 By faith Isaac
R	Tblessed Jacob and|Esau concerning|things to come.|11:21 By faith Jacob,|when he was a dying,|blessed both the sons|of Joseph; and|worshipped, leaning|upon the top of his|staff.|11:22 By faith Joseph,|when he died, made|mention of the|departing of the
R	Tchildren of Israel;|and gave commandment|concerning his bones.|11:23 By faith Moses,|when he was born, was|hid three months of|his parents, because|they saw he was a|proper child; and they|were not afraid of the|king's commandment.|11:24 By faith Moses,|when he was come to|years, refused to be
R	Tcalled the son of|Pharaoh's daughter;|11:25 Choosing rather|to suffer affliction|with the people of God,|than to enjoy the|pleasures of sin for|a season;|11:26 Esteeming the|reproach of Christ|greater riches than|the treasures in|Egypt: for he had|respect unto the
R	Trecompence of the|reward.|11:27 By faith he|forsook Egypt, not|fearing the wrath of|the king: for he|endured, as seeing him|who is invisible.|11:28 Through faith|he kept the passover,|and the sprinkling of|blood, lest he that|destroyed the|firstborn should
R	Ttouch them.|11:29 By faith they|passed through the|Red sea as by dry|land: which the|Egyptians assaying to|do were drowned.|11:30 By faith the|walls of Jericho fell|down, after they were|compassed about|seven days.|11:31 By faith the|harlot Rahab perished
R	Tnot with them that|believed not, when she|had received the|spies with peace.|11:32 And what shall I|more say? for the|time would fail me to|tell of Gedeon, and of|Barak, and of Samson,|and of Jephthae; of|David also, and Samuel,|and of the prophets:|11:33 Who through|faith subdued
R	Tkingdoms, wrought|righteousness,|obtained promises,|stopped the mouths of|lions.|11:34 Quenched the|violence of fire,|escaped the edge of|the sword, out of|weakness were made|strong, waxed valiant|in fight, turned to|flight the armies of|the aliens.
R	T11:35 Women received|their dead raised to|life again: and others|were tortured, not|accepting deliverance;|that they might obtain|a better resurrection:|11:36 And others had|trial of cruel mockings|and scourgings, yea,|moreover of bonds|and imprisonment:|11:37 They were|stoned, they were
R	Tsawn asunder, were|tempted, were slain|with the sword: they|wandered about in|sheepskins and|goatskins; being|destitute, afflicted,|tormented;|11:38 (Of whom the|world was not worthy:)|they wandered in|deserts, and in|mountains, and in dens|and caves of the
R	Tearth.|11:39 And these all,|having obtained a|good report through|faith, received not the|promise:|11:40 God having|provided some better|thing for us, that they|without us should not|be made perfect.||12:1 Wherefore seeing|we also are
R	Tcompassed about with|so great a cloud of|witnesses, let us lay|aside every weight,|and the sin which doth|so easily beset us,|and let us run with|patience the race that|is set before us,|12:2 Looking unto|Jesus the author and|finisher of our faith;|who for the joy that|was set before him
R	Tendured the cross,|despising the shame,|and is set down at the|right hand of the|throne of God.|12:3 For consider him|that endured such|contradiction of|sinners against|himself, lest ye be|wearied and faint in|your minds.|12:4 Ye have not yet|resisted unto blood,
R	Tstriving against sin.|12:5 And ye have|forgotten the|exhortation which|speaketh unto you as|unto children, My son,|despise not thou the|chastening of the|Lord, nor faint when|thou art rebuked of|him:|12:6 For whom the|Lord loveth he|chasteneth, and
R	Tscourgeth every son|whom he receiveth.|12:7 If ye endure|chastening, God|dealeth with you as|with sons; for what|son is he whom the|father chasteneth|not?|12:8 But if ye be|without chastisement,|whereof all are|partakers, then are|ye bastards, and not
R	Tsons.|12:9 Furthermore we|have had fathers of|our flesh which|corrected us, and we|gave them reverence:|shall we not much|rather be in|subjection unto the|Father of spirits, and|live?|12:10 For they verily|for a few days|chastened us after
R	Ttheir own pleasure;|but he for our profit,|that we might be|partakers of his|holiness.|12:11 Now no|chastening for the|present seemeth to be|joyous, but grievous:|nevertheless|afterward it yieldeth|the peaceable fruit of|righteousness unto|them which are
R	Texercised thereby.|12:12 Wherefore lift|up the hands which|hang down, and the|feeble knees;|12:13 And make|straight paths for|your feet, lest that|which is lame be|turned out of the way;|but let it rather be|healed.|12:14 Follow peace|with all men, and
R	Tholiness, without which|no man shall see the|Lord:|12:15 Looking|diligently lest any man|fail of the grace of|God; lest any root of|bitterness springing|up trouble you, and|thereby many be|defiled;|12:16 Lest there be|any fornicator, or|profane person, as
R	TEsau, who for one|morsel of meat sold|his birthright.|12:17 For ye know how|that afterward, when|he would have|inherited the blessing,|he was rejected: for|he found no place of|repentance, though he|sought it carefully|with tears.|12:18 For ye are not|come unto the mount
R	Tthat might be touched,|and that burned with|fire, nor unto|blackness, and|darkness, and|tempest,|12:19 And the sound|of a trumpet, and the|voice of words; which|voice they that heard|intreated that the|word should not be|spoken to them any|more:
R	T12:20 (For they could|not endure that which|was commanded, And if|so much as a beast|touch the mountain, it|shall be stoned, or|thrust through with a|dart:|12:21 And so terrible|was the sight, that|Moses said, I|exceedingly fear and|quake:)|12:22 But ye are come
R	Tunto mount Sion, and|unto the city of the|living God, the|heavenly Jerusalem,|and to an innumerable|company of angels,|12:23 To the general|assembly and church|of the firstborn, which|are written in heaven,|and to God the Judge|of all, and to the|spirits of just men|made perfect,
R	T12:24 And to Jesus|the mediator of the|new covenant, and to|the blood of|sprinkling, that|speaketh better|things than that of|Abel.|12:25 See that ye|refuse not him that|speaketh. For if they|escaped not who|refused him that|spake on earth, much
R	Tmore shall not we|escape, if we turn|away from him that|speaketh from heaven:|12:26 Whose voice|then shook the earth:|but now he hath|promised, saying, Yet|once more I shake not|the earth only, but|also heaven.|12:27 And this word,|Yet once more,|signifieth the removing
R	Tof those things that|are shaken, as of|things that are made,|that those things|which cannot be|shaken may remain.|12:28 Wherefore we|receiving a kingdom|which cannot be|moved, let us have|grace, whereby we|may serve God|acceptably with|reverence and godly
R	Tfear:|12:29 For our God is a|consuming fire.||13:1 Let brotherly|love continue.|13:2 Be not forgetful|to entertain|strangers: for|thereby some have|entertained angels|unawares.|13:3 Remember them|that are in bonds, as
R	Tbound with them; and|them which suffer|adversity, as being|yourselves also in the|body.|13:4 Marriage is|honourable in all, and|the bed undefiled: but|whoremongers and|adulterers God will|judge.|13:5 Let your|conversation be|without covetousness;
R	Tand be content with|such things as ye|have: for he hath|said, I will never leave|thee, nor forsake|thee.|13:6 So that we may|boldly say, The Lord|is my helper, and I will|not fear what man|shall do unto me.|13:7 Remember them|which have the rule|over you, who have
R	Tspoken unto you the|word of God: whose|faith follow,|considering the end|of their conversation.|13:8 Jesus Christ the|same yesterday, and|to day, and for ever.|13:9 Be not carried|about with divers and|strange doctrines.|For it is a good thing|that the heart be|established with
R	Tgrace; not with meats,|which have not|profited them that|have been occupied|therein.|13:10 We have an|altar, whereof they|have no right to eat|which serve the|tabernacle.|13:11 For the bodies|of those beasts,|whose blood is|brought into the
R	Tsanctuary by the high|priest for sin, are|burned without the|camp.|13:12 Wherefore|Jesus also, that he|might sanctify the|people with his own|blood, suffered|without the gate.|13:13 Let us go forth|therefore unto him|without the camp,|bearing his reproach.
R	T13:14 For here have|we no continuing city,|but we seek one to|come.|13:15 By him|therefore let us|offer the sacrifice of|praise to God|continually, that is, the|fruit of our lips giving|thanks to his name.|13:16 But to do good|and to communicate|forget not: for with
R	Tsuch sacrifices God is|well pleased.|13:17 Obey them that|have the rule over|you, and submit|yourselves: for they|watch for your souls,|as they that must give|account, that they may|do it with joy, and not|with grief: for that is|unprofitable for you.|13:18 Pray for us: for|we trust we have a
R	Tgood conscience, in all|things willing to live|honestly.|13:19 But I beseech|you the rather to do|this, that I may be|restored to you the|sooner.|13:20 Now the God of|peace, that brought|again from the dead|our Lord Jesus, that|great shepherd of|the sheep, through
R	Tthe blood of the|everlasting covenant,|13:21 Make you|perfect in every good|work to do his will,|working in you that|which is wellpleasing in|his sight, through|Jesus Christ; to whom|be glory for ever and|ever. Amen.|13:22 And I beseech|you, brethren, suffer|the word of
R	Texhortation: for I|have written a letter|unto you in few words.|13:23 Know ye that|our brother Timothy is|set at liberty; with|whom, if he come|shortly, I will see you.|13:24 Salute all them|that have the rule|over you, and all the|saints. They of Italy|salute you.|13:25 Grace be with
R	Tyou all. Amen.
R	K2;The General|Epistle of James	T||1:1 James, a servant|of God and of the|Lord Jesus Christ, to|the twelve tribes|which are scattered|abroad, greeting.|1:2 My brethren, count|it all joy when ye fall|into divers|temptations;|1:3 Knowing this, that
R	Tthe trying of your|faith worketh patience.|1:4 But let patience|have her perfect|work, that ye may be|perfect and entire,|wanting nothing.|1:5 If any of you lack|wisdom, let him ask of|God, that giveth to all|men liberally, and|upbraideth not; and it|shall be given him.|1:6 But let him ask in
R	Tfaith, nothing|wavering. For he that|wavereth is like a|wave of the sea|driven with the wind|and tossed.|1:7 For let not that|man think that he shall|receive any thing of|the Lord.|1:8 A double minded|man is unstable in all|his ways.|1:9 Let the brother of
R	Tlow degree rejoice in|that he is exalted:|1:10 But the rich, in|that he is made low:|because as the flower|of the grass he shall|pass away.|1:11 For the sun is no|sooner risen with a|burning heat, but it|withereth the grass,|and the flower|thereof falleth, and|the grace of the
R	Tfashion of it|perisheth: so also|shall the rich man|fade away in his ways.|1:12 Blessed is the|man that endureth|temptation: for when|he is tried, he shall|receive the crown of|life, which the Lord|hath promised to them|that love him.|1:13 Let no man say|when he is tempted, I
R	Tam tempted of God: for|God cannot be tempted|with evil, neither|tempteth he any man:|1:14 But every man is|tempted, when he is|drawn away of his own|lust, and enticed.|1:15 Then when lust|hath conceived, it|bringeth forth sin:|and sin, when it is|finished, bringeth|forth death.
R	T1:16 Do not err, my|beloved brethren.|1:17 Every good gift|and every perfect|gift is from above, and|cometh down from the|Father of lights, with|whom is no|variableness, neither|shadow of turning.|1:18 Of his own will|begat he us with the|word of truth, that we|should be a kind of
R	Tfirstfruits of his|creatures.|1:19 Wherefore, my|beloved brethren, let|every man be swift to|hear, slow to speak,|slow to wrath:|1:20 For the wrath of|man worketh not the|righteousness of God.|1:21 Wherefore lay|apart all filthiness|and superfluity of|naughtiness, and
R	Treceive with meekness|the engrafted word,|which is able to save|your souls.|1:22 But be ye doers|of the word, and not|hearers only,|deceiving your own|selves.|1:23 For if any be a|hearer of the word,|and not a doer, he is|like unto a man|beholding his natural
R	Tface in a glass:|1:24 For he beholdeth|himself, and goeth his|way, and straightway|forgetteth what|manner of man he was.|1:25 But whoso looketh|into the perfect law|of liberty, and|continueth therein, he|being not a forgetful|hearer, but a doer of|the work, this man|shall be blessed in his
R	Tdeed.|1:26 If any man among|you seem to be|religious, and bridleth|not his tongue, but|deceiveth his own|heart, this man's|religion is vain.|1:27 Pure religion and|undefiled before God|and the Father is this,|To visit the fatherless|and widows in their|affliction, and to keep
R	Thimself unspotted|from the world.||2:1 My brethren, have|not the faith of our|Lord Jesus Christ, the|Lord of glory, with|respect of persons.|2:2 For if there come|unto your assembly a|man with a gold ring, in|goodly apparel, and|there come in also a|poor man in vile
R	Traiment;|2:3 And ye have|respect to him that|weareth the gay|clothing, and say unto|him, Sit thou here in a|good place; and say|to the poor, Stand|thou there, or sit|here under my|footstool:|2:4 Are ye not then|partial in yourselves,|and are become
R	Tjudges of evil|thoughts?|2:5 Hearken, my|beloved brethren,|Hath not God chosen|the poor of this world|rich in faith, and heirs|of the kingdom which|he hath promised to|them that love him?|2:6 But ye have|despised the poor. Do|not rich men oppress|you, and draw you
R	Tbefore the judgment|seats?|2:7 Do not they|blaspheme that worthy|name by the which ye|are called?|2:8 If ye fulfil the|royal law according to|the scripture, Thou|shalt love thy|neighbour as thyself,|ye do well:|2:9 But if ye have|respect to persons,
R	Tye commit sin, and are|convinced of the law|as transgressors.|2:10 For whosoever|shall keep the whole|law, and yet offend in|one point, he is guilty|of all.|2:11 For he that said,|Do not commit|adultery, said also, Do|not kill. Now if thou|commit no adultery,|yet if thou kill, thou
R	Tart become a|transgressor of the|law.|2:12 So speak ye, and|so do, as they that|shall be judged by|the law of liberty.|2:13 For he shall have|judgment without|mercy, that hath|shewed no mercy; and|mercy rejoiceth|against judgment.|2:14 What doth it
R	Tprofit, my brethren,|though a man say he|hath faith, and have|not works? can faith|save him?|2:15 If a brother or|sister be naked, and|destitute of daily|food,|2:16 And one of you|say unto them, Depart|in peace, be ye|warmed and filled;|notwithstanding ye
R	Tgive them not those|things which are|needful to the body;|what doth it profit?|2:17 Even so faith, if it|hath not works, is|dead, being alone.|2:18 Yea, a man may|say, Thou hast faith,|and I have works:|shew me thy faith|without thy works, and|I will shew thee my|faith by my works.
R	T2:19 Thou believest|that there is one God;|thou doest well: the|devils also believe,|and tremble.|2:20 But wilt thou know,|O vain man, that faith|without works is dead?|2:21 Was not Abraham|our father justified|by works, when he had|offered Isaac his son|upon the altar?|2:22 Seest thou how
R	Tfaith wrought with his|works, and by works|was faith made|perfect?|2:23 And the scripture|was fulfilled which|saith, Abraham|believed God, and it|was imputed unto him|for righteousness:|and he was called the|Friend of God.|2:24 Ye see then how|that by works a man is
R	Tjustified, and not by|faith only.|2:25 Likewise also was|not Rahab the harlot|justified by works,|when she had|received the|messengers, and had|sent them out another|way?|2:26 For as the body|without the spirit is|dead, so faith without|works is dead also.
R	T3:1 My brethren, be|not many masters,|knowing that we shall|receive the greater|condemnation.|3:2 For in many things|we offend all. If any|man offend not in|word, the same is a|perfect man, and able|also to bridle the|whole body.|3:3 Behold, we put bits|in the horses' mouths,
R	Tthat they may obey us;|and we turn about|their whole body.|3:4 Behold also the|ships, which though|they be so great, and|are driven of fierce|winds, yet are they|turned about with a|very small helm,|whithersoever the|governor listeth.|3:5 Even so the|tongue is a little
R	Tmember, and boasteth|great things. Behold,|how great a matter a|little fire kindleth!|3:6 And the tongue is|a fire, a world of|iniquity: so is the|tongue among our|members, that it|defileth the whole|body, and setteth on|fire the course of|nature; and it is set|on fire of hell.
R	T3:7 For every kind of|beasts, and of birds,|and of serpents, and|of things in the sea, is|tamed, and hath been|tamed of mankind:|3:8 But the tongue can|no man tame; it is an|unruly evil, full of|deadly poison.|3:9 Therewith bless we|God, even the Father;|and therewith curse|we men, which are
R	Tmade after the|similitude of God.|3:10 Out of the same|mouth proceedeth|blessing and cursing.|My brethren, these|things ought not so to|be.|3:11 Doth a fountain|send forth at the|same place sweet|water and bitter?|3:12 Can the fig tree,|my brethren, bear
R	Tolive berries? either|a vine, figs? so can|no fountain both yield|salt water and fresh.|3:13 Who is a wise man|and endued with|knowledge among you?|let him shew out of a|good conversation his|works with meekness|of wisdom.|3:14 But if ye have|bitter envying and|strife in your hearts,
R	Tglory not, and lie not|against the truth.|3:15 This wisdom|descendeth not from|above, but is earthly,|sensual, devilish.|3:16 For where|envying and strife is,|there is confusion|and every evil work.|3:17 But the wisdom|that is from above is|first pure, then|peaceable, gentle, and
R	Teasy to be intreated,|full of mercy and|good fruits, without|partiality, and without|hypocrisy.|3:18 And the fruit of|righteousness is sown|in peace of them that|make peace.||4:1 From whence come|wars and fightings|among you? come they|not hence, even of
R	Tyour lusts that war in|your members?|4:2 Ye lust, and have|not: ye kill, and desire|to have, and cannot|obtain: ye fight and|war, yet ye have not,|because ye ask not.|4:3 Ye ask, and|receive not, because|ye ask amiss, that ye|may consume it upon|your lusts.|4:4 Ye adulterers and
R	Tadulteresses, know ye|not that the|friendship of the|world is enmity with|God? whosoever|therefore will be a|friend of the world is|the enemy of God.|4:5 Do ye think that|the scripture saith in|vain, The spirit that|dwelleth in us lusteth|to envy?|4:6 But he giveth more
R	Tgrace. Wherefore he|saith, God resisteth|the proud, but giveth|grace unto the|humble.|4:7 Submit yourselves|therefore to God.|Resist the devil, and|he will flee from you.|4:8 Draw nigh to God,|and he will draw nigh|to you. Cleanse your|hands, ye sinners; and|purify your hearts,
R	Tye double minded.|4:9 Be afflicted, and|mourn, and weep: let|your laughter be|turned to mourning,|and your joy to|heaviness.|4:10 Humble|yourselves in the|sight of the Lord, and|he shall lift you up.|4:11 Speak not evil|one of another,|brethren. He that
R	Tspeaketh evil of his|brother, and judgeth|his brother, speaketh|evil of the law, and|judgeth the law: but if|thou judge the law,|thou art not a doer|of the law, but a|judge.|4:12 There is one|lawgiver, who is able|to save and to|destroy: who art thou|that judgest another?
R	T4:13 Go to now, ye that|say, To day or to|morrow we will go into|such a city, and|continue there a year,|and buy and sell, and|get gain:|4:14 Whereas ye know|not what shall be on|the morrow. For what|is your life? It is even|a vapour, that|appeareth for a little|time, and then
R	Tvanisheth away.|4:15 For that ye ought|to say, If the Lord|will, we shall live, and|do this, or that.|4:16 But now ye|rejoice in your|boastings: all such|rejoicing is evil.|4:17 Therefore to him|that knoweth to do|good, and doeth it not,|to him it is sin.|
R	T5:1 Go to now, ye rich|men, weep and howl|for your miseries that|shall come upon you.|5:2 Your riches are|corrupted, and your|garments are|motheaten.|5:3 Your gold and|silver is cankered;|and the rust of them|shall be a witness|against you, and shall|eat your flesh as it
R	Twere fire. Ye have|heaped treasure|together for the last|days.|5:4 Behold, the hire of|the labourers who|have reaped down|your fields, which is|of you kept back by|fraud, crieth: and the|cries of them which|have reaped are|entered into the ears|of the Lord of
R	Tsabaoth.|5:5 Ye have lived in|pleasure on the|earth, and been|wanton; ye have|nourished your|hearts, as in a day of|slaughter.|5:6 Ye have|condemned and killed|the just; and he doth|not resist you.|5:7 Be patient|therefore, brethren,
R	Tunto the coming of the|Lord. Behold, the|husbandman waiteth|for the precious fruit|of the earth, and hath|long patience for it,|until he receive the|early and latter rain.|5:8 Be ye also patient;|stablish your hearts:|for the coming of the|Lord draweth nigh.|5:9 Grudge not one|against another,
R	Tbrethren, lest ye be|condemned: behold,|the judge standeth|before the door.|5:10 Take, my|brethren, the|prophets, who have|spoken in the name of|the Lord, for an|example of suffering|affliction, and of|patience.|5:11 Behold, we count|them happy which
R	Tendure. Ye have|heard of the patience|of Job, and have seen|the end of the Lord;|that the Lord is very|pitiful, and of tender|mercy.|5:12 But above all|things, my brethren,|swear not, neither by|heaven, neither by the|earth, neither by any|other oath: but let|your yea be yea; and
R	Tyour nay, nay; lest ye|fall into condemnation.|5:13 Is any among you|afflicted? let him pray.|Is any merry? let him|sing psalms.|5:14 Is any sick among|you? let him call for|the elders of the|church; and let them|pray over him,|anointing him with oil in|the name of the Lord:|5:15 And the prayer
R	Tof faith shall save the|sick, and the Lord|shall raise him up; and|if he have committed|sins, they shall be|forgiven him.|5:16 Confess your|faults one to another,|and pray one for|another, that ye may|be healed. The|effectual fervent|prayer of a righteous|man availeth much.
R	T5:17 Elias was a man|subject to like|passions as we are,|and he prayed|earnestly that it might|not rain: and it rained|not on the earth by|the space of three|years and six months.|5:18 And he prayed|again, and the heaven|gave rain, and the|earth brought forth|her fruit.
R	T5:19 Brethren, if any|of you do err from|the truth, and one|convert him;|5:20 Let him know, that|he which converteth|the sinner from the|error of his way shall|save a soul from|death, and shall hide a|multitude of sins.
R	K2;The First Epistle|General of Peter	T||1:1 Peter, an apostle|of Jesus Christ, to|the strangers|scattered throughout|Pontus, Galatia,|Cappadocia, Asia, and|Bithynia,|1:2 Elect according to|the foreknowledge of|God the Father,|through sanctification
R	Tof the Spirit, unto|obedience and|sprinkling of the blood|of Jesus Christ:|Grace unto you, and|peace, be multiplied.|1:3 Blessed be the|God and Father of|our Lord Jesus|Christ, which|according to his|abundant mercy hath|begotten us again|unto a lively hope by
R	Tthe resurrection of|Jesus Christ from the|dead,|1:4 To an inheritance|incorruptible, and|undefiled, and that|fadeth not away,|reserved in heaven|for you,|1:5 Who are kept by|the power of God|through faith unto|salvation ready to be|revealed in the last
R	Ttime.|1:6 Wherein ye greatly|rejoice, though now|for a season, if need|be, ye are in|heaviness through|manifold temptations:|1:7 That the trial of|your faith, being much|more precious than of|gold that perisheth,|though it be tried with|fire, might be found|unto praise and
R	Thonour and glory at|the appearing of|Jesus Christ:|1:8 Whom having not|seen, ye love; in whom,|though now ye see him|not, yet believing, ye|rejoice with joy|unspeakable and full|of glory:|1:9 Receiving the end|of your faith, even|the salvation of your|souls.
R	T1:10 Of which salvation|the prophets have|enquired and|searched diligently,|who prophesied of the|grace that should|come unto you:|1:11 Searching what,|or what manner of|time the Spirit of|Christ which was in|them did signify, when|it testified beforehand|the sufferings of
R	TChrist, and the glory|that should follow.|1:12 Unto whom it was|revealed, that not|unto themselves, but|unto us they did|minister the things,|which are now|reported unto you by|them that have|preached the gospel|unto you with the Holy|Ghost sent down from|heaven; which things
R	Tthe angels desire to|look into.|1:13 Wherefore gird|up the loins of your|mind, be sober, and|hope to the end for|the grace that is to|be brought unto you|at the revelation of|Jesus Christ;|1:14 As obedient|children, not|fashioning yourselves|according to the
R	Tformer lusts in your|ignorance:|1:15 But as he which|hath called you is|holy, so be ye holy in|all manner of|conversation;|1:16 Because it is|written, Be ye holy;|for I am holy.|1:17 And if ye call on|the Father, who|without respect of|persons judgeth
R	Taccording to every|man's work, pass the|time of your|sojourning here in|fear:|1:18 Forasmuch as ye|know that ye were not|redeemed with|corruptible things, as|silver and gold, from|your vain|conversation received|by tradition from your|fathers;
R	T1:19 But with the|precious blood of|Christ, as of a lamb|without blemish and|without spot:|1:20 Who verily was|foreordained before|the foundation of the|world, but was|manifest in these last|times for you,|1:21 Who by him do|believe in God, that|raised him up from the
R	Tdead, and gave him|glory; that your faith|and hope might be in|God.|1:22 Seeing ye have|purified your souls in|obeying the truth|through the Spirit|unto unfeigned love|of the brethren, see|that ye love one|another with a pure|heart fervently:|1:23 Being born again,
R	Tnot of corruptible|seed, but of|incorruptible, by the|word of God, which|liveth and abideth for|ever.|1:24 For all flesh is|as grass, and all the|glory of man as the|flower of grass. The|grass withereth, and|the flower thereof|falleth away:|1:25 But the word of
R	Tthe Lord endureth|for ever. And this is|the word which by the|gospel is preached|unto you.||2:1 Wherefore laying|aside all malice, and|all guile, and|hypocrisies, and|envies, all evil|speakings,|2:2 As newborn babes,|desire the sincere milk
R	Tof the word, that ye|may grow thereby:|2:3 If so be ye have|tasted that the Lord|is gracious.|2:4 To whom coming, as|unto a living stone,|disallowed indeed of|men, but chosen of|God, and precious,|2:5 Ye also, as lively|stones, are built up a|spiritual house, an|holy priesthood, to
R	Toffer up spiritual|sacrifices, acceptable|to God by Jesus|Christ.|2:6 Wherefore also it|is contained in the|scripture, Behold, I|lay in Sion a chief|corner stone, elect,|precious: and he that|believeth on him shall|not be confounded.|2:7 Unto you|therefore which
R	Tbelieve he is precious:|but unto them which be|disobedient, the stone|which the builders|disallowed, the same is|made the head of the|corner,|2:8 And a stone of|stumbling, and a rock|of offence, even to|them which stumble at|the word, being|disobedient: whereunto|also they were
R	Tappointed.|2:9 But ye are a|chosen generation, a|royal priesthood, an|holy nation, a peculiar|people; that ye should|shew forth the|praises of him who|hath called you out of|darkness into his|marvellous light;|2:10 Which in time past|were not a people, but|are now the people of
R	TGod: which had not|obtained mercy, but|now have obtained|mercy.|2:11 Dearly beloved, I|beseech you as|strangers and|pilgrims, abstain from|fleshly lusts, which|war against the soul;|2:12 Having your|conversation honest|among the Gentiles:|that, whereas they
R	Tspeak against you as|evildoers, they may by|your good works,|which they shall|behold, glorify God in|the day of visitation.|2:13 Submit|yourselves to every|ordinance of man for|the Lord's sake:|whether it be to the|king, as supreme;|2:14 Or unto|governors, as unto
R	Tthem that are sent by|him for the punishment|of evildoers, and for|the praise of them|that do well.|2:15 For so is the will|of God, that with well|doing ye may put to|silence the ignorance|of foolish men:|2:16 As free, and not|using your liberty for|a cloke of|maliciousness, but as
R	Tthe servants of God.|2:17 Honour all men.|Love the brotherhood.|Fear God. Honour the|king.|2:18 Servants, be|subject to your|masters with all fear;|not only to the good|and gentle, but also to|the froward.|2:19 For this is|thankworthy, if a man|for conscience
R	Ttoward God endure|grief, suffering|wrongfully.|2:20 For what glory is|it, if, when ye be|buffeted for your|faults, ye shall take it|patiently? but if, when|ye do well, and suffer|for it, ye take it|patiently, this is|acceptable with God.|2:21 For even|hereunto were ye
R	Tcalled: because Christ|also suffered for us,|leaving us an example,|that ye should follow|his steps:|2:22 Who did no sin,|neither was guile|found in his mouth:|2:23 Who, when he was|reviled, reviled not|again; when he|suffered, he|threatened not; but|committed himself to
R	Thim that judgeth|righteously:|2:24 Who his own self|bare our sins in his|own body on the tree,|that we, being dead to|sins, should live unto|righteousness: by|whose stripes ye were|healed.|2:25 For ye were as|sheep going astray;|but are now returned|unto the Shepherd
R	Tand Bishop of your|souls.||3:1 Likewise, ye wives,|be in subjection to|your own husbands;|that, if any obey not|the word, they also|may without the word|be won by the|conversation of the|wives;|3:2 While they behold|your chaste
R	Tconversation coupled|with fear.|3:3 Whose adorning let|it not be that outward|adorning of plaiting|the hair, and of|wearing of gold, or of|putting on of apparel;|3:4 But let it be the|hidden man of the|heart, in that which is|not corruptible, even|the ornament of a|meek and quiet spirit,
R	Twhich is in the sight of|God of great price.|3:5 For after this|manner in the old time|the holy women also,|who trusted in God,|adorned themselves,|being in subjection|unto their own|husbands:|3:6 Even as Sara|obeyed Abraham,|calling him lord: whose|daughters ye are, as
R	Tlong as ye do well,|and are not afraid|with any amazement.|3:7 Likewise, ye|husbands, dwell with|them according to|knowledge, giving|honour unto the wife,|as unto the weaker|vessel, and as being|heirs together of the|grace of life; that|your prayers be not|hindered.
R	T3:8 Finally, be ye all|of one mind, having|compassion one of|another, love as|brethren, be pitiful, be|courteous:|3:9 Not rendering evil|for evil, or railing for|railing: but|contrariwise blessing;|knowing that ye are|thereunto called, that|ye should inherit a|blessing.
R	T3:10 For he that will|love life, and see|good days, let him|refrain his tongue|from evil, and his lips|that they speak no|guile:|3:11 Let him eschew|evil, and do good; let|him seek peace, and|ensue it.|3:12 For the eyes of|the Lord are over the|righteous, and his
R	Tears are open unto|their prayers: but the|face of the Lord is|against them that do|evil.|3:13 And who is he|that will harm you, if|ye be followers of|that which is good?|3:14 But and if ye|suffer for|righteousness' sake,|happy are ye: and be|not afraid of their
R	Tterror, neither be|troubled;|3:15 But sanctify the|Lord God in your|hearts: and be ready|always to give an|answer to every man|that asketh you a|reason of the hope|that is in you with|meekness and fear:|3:16 Having a good|conscience; that,|whereas they speak
R	Tevil of you, as of|evildoers, they may be|ashamed that falsely|accuse your good|conversation in Christ.|3:17 For it is better, if|the will of God be so,|that ye suffer for|well doing, than for|evil doing.|3:18 For Christ also|hath once suffered|for sins, the just for|the unjust, that he
R	Tmight bring us to God,|being put to death in|the flesh, but|quickened by the|Spirit:|3:19 By which also he|went and preached|unto the spirits in|prison;|3:20 Which sometime|were disobedient, when|once the|longsuffering of God|waited in the days of
R	TNoah, while the ark|was a preparing,|wherein few, that is,|eight souls were|saved by water.|3:21 The like figure|whereunto even|baptism doth also now|save us (not the|putting away of the|filth of the flesh, but|the answer of a good|conscience toward|God,) by the
R	Tresurrection of|Jesus Christ:|3:22 Who is gone into|heaven, and is on the|right hand of God;|angels and authorities|and powers being|made subject unto him.||4:1 Forasmuch then as|Christ hath suffered|for us in the flesh,|arm yourselves|likewise with the same
R	Tmind: for he that hath|suffered in the flesh|hath ceased from sin;|4:2 That he no longer|should live the rest|of his time in the flesh|to the lusts of men,|but to the will of God.|4:3 For the time past|of our life may|suffice us to have|wrought the will of the|Gentiles, when we|walked in
R	Tlasciviousness, lusts,|excess of wine,|revellings,|banquetings, and|abominable idolatries:|4:4 Wherein they think|it strange that ye run|not with them to the|same excess of riot,|speaking evil of you:|4:5 Who shall give|account to him that is|ready to judge the|quick and the dead.
R	T4:6 For for this cause|was the gospel|preached also to them|that are dead, that|they might be judged|according to men in|the flesh, but live|according to God in|the spirit.|4:7 But the end of all|things is at hand: be|ye therefore sober,|and watch unto|prayer.
R	T4:8 And above all|things have fervent|charity among|yourselves: for|charity shall cover|the multitude of sins.|4:9 Use hospitality one|to another without|grudging.|4:10 As every man|hath received the gift,|even so minister the|same one to another,|as good stewards of
R	Tthe manifold grace of|God.|4:11 If any man speak,|let him speak as the|oracles of God; if any|man minister, let him do|it as of the ability|which God giveth: that|God in all things may|be glorified through|Jesus Christ, to whom|be praise and dominion|for ever and ever.|Amen.
R	T4:12 Beloved, think it|not strange|concerning the fiery|trial which is to try|you, as though some|strange thing|happened unto you:|4:13 But rejoice,|inasmuch as ye are|partakers of Christ's|sufferings; that, when|his glory shall be|revealed, ye may be|glad also with
R	Texceeding joy.|4:14 If ye be|reproached for the|name of Christ, happy|are ye; for the spirit|of glory and of God|resteth upon you: on|their part he is evil|spoken of, but on|your part he is|glorified.|4:15 But let none of|you suffer as a|murderer, or as a
R	Tthief, or as an|evildoer, or as a|busybody in other|men's matters.|4:16 Yet if any man|suffer as a Christian,|let him not be|ashamed; but let him|glorify God on this|behalf.|4:17 For the time is|come that judgment|must begin at the|house of God: and if it
R	Tfirst begin at us, what|shall the end be of|them that obey not the|gospel of God?|4:18 And if the|righteous scarcely be|saved, where shall the|ungodly and the|sinner appear?|4:19 Wherefore let|them that suffer|according to the will|of God commit the|keeping of their souls
R	Tto him in well doing, as|unto a faithful|Creator.||5:1 The elders which|are among you I|exhort, who am also|an elder, and a|witness of the|sufferings of Christ,|and also a partaker|of the glory that shall|be revealed:|5:2 Feed the flock of
R	TGod which is among|you, taking the|oversight thereof, not|by constraint, but|willingly; not for filthy|lucre, but of a ready|mind;|5:3 Neither as being|lords over God's|heritage, but being|ensamples to the|flock.|5:4 And when the chief|Shepherd shall
R	Tappear, ye shall|receive a crown of|glory that fadeth not|away.|5:5 Likewise, ye|younger, submit|yourselves unto the|elder. Yea, all of you|be subject one to|another, and be|clothed with humility:|for God resisteth the|proud, and giveth|grace to the humble.
R	T5:6 Humble yourselves|therefore under the|mighty hand of God,|that he may exalt you|in due time:|5:7 Casting all your|care upon him; for he|careth for you.|5:8 Be sober, be|vigilant; because your|adversary the devil,|as a roaring lion,|walketh about, seeking|whom he may devour:
R	T5:9 Whom resist|stedfast in the faith,|knowing that the same|afflictions are|accomplished in your|brethren that are in|the world.|5:10 But the God of all|grace, who hath called|us unto his eternal|glory by Christ Jesus,|after that ye have|suffered a while, make|you perfect, stablish,
R	Tstrengthen, settle|you.|5:11 To him be glory|and dominion for ever|and ever. Amen.|5:12 By Silvanus, a|faithful brother unto|you, as I suppose, I|have written briefly,|exhorting, and|testifying that this is|the true grace of God|wherein ye stand.|5:13 The church that
R	Tis at Babylon, elected|together with you,|saluteth you; and so|doth Marcus my son.|5:14 Greet ye one|another with a kiss of|charity. Peace be with|you all that are in|Christ Jesus. Amen.
R	K2;The Second|General Epistle of|Peter	T||1:1 Simon Peter, a|servant and an|apostle of Jesus|Christ, to them that|have obtained like|precious faith with us|through the|righteousness of God|and our Saviour|Jesus Christ:
R	T1:2 Grace and peace|be multiplied unto you|through the knowledge|of God, and of Jesus|our Lord,|1:3 According as his|divine power hath|given unto us all|things that pertain|unto life and|godliness, through the|knowledge of him that|hath called us to|glory and virtue:
R	T1:4 Whereby are given|unto us exceeding|great and precious|promises: that by|these ye might be|partakers of the|divine nature, having|escaped the|corruption that is in|the world through|lust.|1:5 And beside this,|giving all diligence,|add to your faith
R	Tvirtue; and to virtue|knowledge;|1:6 And to knowledge|temperance; and to|temperance patience;|and to patience|godliness;|1:7 And to godliness|brotherly kindness;|and to brotherly|kindness charity.|1:8 For if these things|be in you, and abound,|they make you that ye
R	Tshall neither be|barren nor unfruitful|in the knowledge of|our Lord Jesus|Christ.|1:9 But he that lacketh|these things is blind,|and cannot see afar|off, and hath|forgotten that he was|purged from his old|sins.|1:10 Wherefore the|rather, brethren, give
R	Tdiligence to make your|calling and election|sure: for if ye do|these things, ye shall|never fall:|1:11 For so an|entrance shall be|ministered unto you|abundantly into the|everlasting kingdom of|our Lord and Saviour|Jesus Christ.|1:12 Wherefore I will|not be negligent to
R	Tput you always in|remembrance of these|things, though ye know|them, and be|established in the|present truth.|1:13 Yea, I think it|meet, as long as I am|in this tabernacle, to|stir you up by putting|you in remembrance;|1:14 Knowing that|shortly I must put off|this my tabernacle,
R	Teven as our Lord|Jesus Christ hath|shewed me.|1:15 Moreover I will|endeavour that ye|may be able after my|decease to have|these things always in|remembrance.|1:16 For we have not|followed cunningly|devised fables, when|we made known unto|you the power and
R	Tcoming of our Lord|Jesus Christ, but were|eyewitnesses of his|majesty.|1:17 For he received|from God the Father|honour and glory,|when there came such|a voice to him from|the excellent glory,|This is my beloved|Son, in whom I am well|pleased.|1:18 And this voice
R	Twhich came from|heaven we heard,|when we were with him|in the holy mount.|1:19 We have also a|more sure word of|prophecy; whereunto|ye do well that ye|take heed, as unto a|light that shineth in a|dark place, until the|day dawn, and the day|star arise in your|hearts:
R	T1:20 Knowing this first,|that no prophecy of|the scripture is of|any private|interpretation.|1:21 For the prophecy|came not in old time by|the will of man: but|holy men of God spake|as they were moved|by the Holy Ghost.||2:1 But there were|false prophets also
R	Tamong the people,|even as there shall|be false teachers|among you, who privily|shall bring in|damnable heresies,|even denying the Lord|that bought them, and|bring upon themselves|swift destruction.|2:2 And many shall|follow their pernicious|ways; by reason of|whom the way of truth
R	Tshall be evil spoken|of.|2:3 And through|covetousness shall|they with feigned|words make|merchandise of you:|whose judgment now|of a long time|lingereth not, and|their damnation|slumbereth not.|2:4 For if God spared|not the angels that
R	Tsinned, but cast them|down to hell, and|delivered them into|chains of darkness, to|be reserved unto|judgment;|2:5 And spared not|the old world, but|saved Noah the eighth|person, a preacher|of righteousness,|bringing in the flood|upon the world of the|ungodly;
R	T2:6 And turning the|cities of Sodom and|Gomorrha into ashes|condemned them with|an overthrow, making|them an ensample unto|those that after|should live ungodly;|2:7 And delivered just|Lot, vexed with the|filthy conversation of|the wicked:|2:8 (For that|righteous man dwelling
R	Tamong them, in seeing|and hearing, vexed his|righteous soul from|day to day with their|unlawful deeds;)|2:9 The Lord knoweth|how to deliver the|godly out of|temptations, and to|reserve the unjust|unto the day of|judgment to be|punished:|2:10 But chiefly them
R	Tthat walk after the|flesh in the lust of|uncleanness, and|despise government.|Presumptuous are|they, selfwilled, they|are not afraid to|speak evil of dignities.|2:11 Whereas angels,|which are greater in|power and might, bring|not railing accusation|against them before|the Lord.
R	T2:12 But these, as|natural brute beasts,|made to be taken and|destroyed, speak evil|of the things that|they understand not;|and shall utterly|perish in their own|corruption;|2:13 And shall receive|the reward of|unrighteousness, as|they that count it|pleasure to riot in the
R	Tday time. Spots they|are and blemishes,|sporting themselves|with their own|deceivings while they|feast with you;|2:14 Having eyes full|of adultery, and that|cannot cease from|sin; beguiling unstable|souls: an heart they|have exercised with|covetous practices;|cursed children:
R	T2:15 Which have|forsaken the right|way, and are gone|astray, following the|way of Balaam the son|of Bosor, who loved|the wages of|unrighteousness;|2:16 But was rebuked|for his iniquity: the|dumb ass speaking|with man's voice|forbad the madness|of the prophet.
R	T2:17 These are wells|without water, clouds|that are carried with|a tempest; to whom the|mist of darkness is|reserved for ever.|2:18 For when they|speak great swelling|words of vanity, they|allure through the|lusts of the flesh,|through much|wantonness, those|that were clean
R	Tescaped from them|who live in error.|2:19 While they|promise them liberty,|they themselves are|the servants of|corruption: for of|whom a man is|overcome, of the same|is he brought in|bondage.|2:20 For if after they|have escaped the|pollutions of the world
R	Tthrough the knowledge|of the Lord and|Saviour Jesus Christ,|they are again|entangled therein, and|overcome, the latter|end is worse with them|than the beginning.|2:21 For it had been|better for them not to|have known the way of|righteousness, than,|after they have known|it, to turn from the
R	Tholy commandment|delivered unto them.|2:22 But it is happened|unto them according|to the true proverb,|The dog is turned to|his own vomit again;|and the sow that was|washed to her|wallowing in the mire.||3:1 This second|epistle, beloved, I now|write unto you; in both
R	Twhich I stir up your|pure minds by way of|remembrance:|3:2 That ye may be|mindful of the words|which were spoken|before by the holy|prophets, and of the|commandment of us|the apostles of the|Lord and Saviour:|3:3 Knowing this first,|that there shall come|in the last days
R	Tscoffers, walking|after their own lusts,|3:4 And saying, Where|is the promise of his|coming? for since the|fathers fell asleep,|all things continue as|they were from the|beginning of the|creation.|3:5 For this they|willingly are ignorant|of, that by the word|of God the heavens
R	Twere of old, and the|earth standing out of|the water and in the|water:|3:6 Whereby the world|that then was, being|overflowed with water,|perished:|3:7 But the heavens|and the earth, which|are now, by the same|word are kept in|store, reserved unto|fire against the day
R	Tof judgment and|perdition of ungodly|men.|3:8 But, beloved, be|not ignorant of this|one thing, that one|day is with the Lord|as a thousand years,|and a thousand years|as one day.|3:9 The Lord is not|slack concerning his|promise, as some men|count slackness; but
R	Tis longsuffering to|us-ward, not willing|that any should|perish, but that all|should come to|repentance.|3:10 But the day of|the Lord will come as|a thief in the night; in|the which the heavens|shall pass away with a|great noise, and the|elements shall melt|with fervent heat, the
R	Tearth also and the|works that are|therein shall be|burned up.|3:11 Seeing then that|all these things shall|be dissolved, what|manner of persons|ought ye to be in all|holy conversation and|godliness,|3:12 Looking for and|hasting unto the|coming of the day of
R	TGod, wherein the|heavens being on fire|shall be dissolved,|and the elements shall|melt with fervent|heat?|3:13 Nevertheless we,|according to his|promise, look for new|heavens and a new|earth, wherein|dwelleth|righteousness.|3:14 Wherefore,
R	Tbeloved, seeing that|ye look for such|things, be diligent that|ye may be found of|him in peace, without|spot, and blameless.|3:15 And account that|the longsuffering of|our Lord is salvation;|even as our beloved|brother Paul also|according to the|wisdom given unto him|hath written unto you;
R	T3:16 As also in all his|epistles, speaking in|them of these things;|in which are some|things hard to be|understood, which|they that are|unlearned and|unstable wrest, as|they do also the|other scriptures, unto|their own destruction.|3:17 Ye therefore,|beloved, seeing ye
R	Tknow these things|before, beware lest|ye also, being led|away with the error|of the wicked, fall|from your own|stedfastness.|3:18 But grow in|grace, and in the|knowledge of our|Lord and Saviour|Jesus Christ. To him|be glory both now and|for ever. Amen.
R	K2;The First Epistle|General of John	T||1:1 That which was|from the beginning,|which we have heard,|which we have seen|with our eyes, which|we have looked upon,|and our hands have|handled, of the Word|of life;|1:2 (For the life was|manifested, and we
R	Thave seen it, and bear|witness, and shew unto|you that eternal life,|which was with the|Father, and was|manifested unto us;)|1:3 That which we have|seen and heard|declare we unto you,|that ye also may have|fellowship with us: and|truly our fellowship is|with the Father, and|with his Son Jesus
R	TChrist.|1:4 And these things|write we unto you, that|your joy may be full.|1:5 This then is the|message which we|have heard of him,|and declare unto you,|that God is light, and|in him is no darkness|at all.|1:6 If we say that we|have fellowship with|him, and walk in
R	Tdarkness, we lie, and|do not the truth:|1:7 But if we walk in|the light, as he is in|the light, we have|fellowship one with|another, and the|blood of Jesus Christ|his Son cleanseth us|from all sin.|1:8 If we say that we|have no sin, we|deceive ourselves,|and the truth is not in
R	Tus.|1:9 If we confess our|sins, he is faithful and|just to forgive us|our sins, and to|cleanse us from all|unrighteousness.|1:10 If we say that we|have not sinned, we|make him a liar, and his|word is not in us.||2:1 My little children,|these things write I
R	Tunto you, that ye sin|not. And if any man|sin, we have an|advocate with the|Father, Jesus Christ|the righteous:|2:2 And he is the|propitiation for our|sins: and not for ours|only, but also for the|sins of the whole|world.|2:3 And hereby we do|know that we know him,
R	Tif we keep his|commandments.|2:4 He that saith, I|know him, and keepeth|not his commandments,|is a liar, and the truth|is not in him.|2:5 But whoso keepeth|his word, in him verily|is the love of God|perfected: hereby|know we that we are in|him.|2:6 He that saith he
R	Tabideth in him ought|himself also so to|walk, even as he|walked.|2:7 Brethren, I write|no new commandment|unto you, but an old|commandment which ye|had from the|beginning. The old|commandment is the|word which ye have|heard from the|beginning.
R	T2:8 Again, a new|commandment I write|unto you, which thing|is true in him and in|you: because the|darkness is past, and|the true light now|shineth.|2:9 He that saith he is|in the light, and hateth|his brother, is in|darkness even until|now.|2:10 He that loveth his
R	Tbrother abideth in the|light, and there is|none occasion of|stumbling in him.|2:11 But he that|hateth his brother is|in darkness, and|walketh in darkness,|and knoweth not|whither he goeth,|because that|darkness hath blinded|his eyes.|2:12 I write unto you,
R	Tlittle children,|because your sins|are forgiven you for|his name's sake.|2:13 I write unto you,|fathers, because ye|have known him that is|from the beginning. I|write unto you, young|men, because ye have|overcome the wicked|one. I write unto you,|little children,|because ye have
R	Tknown the Father.|2:14 I have written|unto you, fathers,|because ye have|known him that is from|the beginning. I have|written unto you,|young men, because|ye are strong, and|the word of God|abideth in you, and ye|have overcome the|wicked one.|2:15 Love not the
R	Tworld, neither the|things that are in the|world. If any man love|the world, the love of|the Father is not in|him.|2:16 For all that is in|the world, the lust of|the flesh, and the lust|of the eyes, and the|pride of life, is not of|the Father, but is of|the world.|2:17 And the world
R	Tpasseth away, and the|lust thereof: but he|that doeth the will of|God abideth for ever.|2:18 Little children, it|is the last time: and as|ye have heard that|antichrist shall come,|even now are there|many antichrists;|whereby we know that|it is the last time.|2:19 They went out|from us, but they
R	Twere not of us; for if|they had been of us,|they would no doubt|have continued with|us: but they went out,|that they might be|made manifest that|they were not all of|us.|2:20 But ye have an|unction from the Holy|One, and ye know all|things.|2:21 I have not written
R	Tunto you because ye|know not the truth,|but because ye know|it, and that no lie is of|the truth.|2:22 Who is a liar but|he that denieth that|Jesus is the Christ?|He is antichrist, that|denieth the Father|and the Son.|2:23 Whosoever|denieth the Son, the|same hath not the
R	TFather: he that|acknowledgeth the Son|hath the Father also.|2:24 Let that|therefore abide in|you, which ye have|heard from the|beginning. If that|which ye have heard|from the beginning|shall remain in you, ye|also shall continue in|the Son, and in the|Father.
R	T2:25 And this is the|promise that he hath|promised us, even|eternal life.|2:26 These things|have I written unto|you concerning them|that seduce you.|2:27 But the anointing|which ye have|received of him|abideth in you, and ye|need not that any man|teach you: but as the
R	Tsame anointing|teacheth you of all|things, and is truth,|and is no lie, and even|as it hath taught you,|ye shall abide in him.|2:28 And now, little|children, abide in him;|that, when he shall|appear, we may have|confidence, and not|be ashamed before|him at his coming.|2:29 If ye know that
R	The is righteous, ye|know that every one|that doeth|righteousness is born|of him.||3:1 Behold, what|manner of love the|Father hath bestowed|upon us, that we|should be called the|sons of God:|therefore the world|knoweth us not,
R	Tbecause it knew him|not.|3:2 Beloved, now are|we the sons of God,|and it doth not yet|appear what we shall|be: but we know that,|when he shall appear,|we shall be like him;|for we shall see him|as he is.|3:3 And every man|that hath this hope in|him purifieth himself,
R	Teven as he is pure.|3:4 Whosoever|committeth sin|transgresseth also|the law: for sin is the|transgression of the|law.|3:5 And ye know that|he was manifested to|take away our sins;|and in him is no sin.|3:6 Whosoever abideth|in him sinneth not:|whosoever sinneth
R	Thath not seen him,|neither known him.|3:7 Little children, let|no man deceive you:|he that doeth|righteousness is|righteous, even as he|is righteous.|3:8 He that committeth|sin is of the devil; for|the devil sinneth from|the beginning. For this|purpose the Son of|God was manifested,
R	Tthat he might destroy|the works of the devil.|3:9 Whosoever is born|of God doth not commit|sin; for his seed|remaineth in him: and|he cannot sin,|because he is born of|God.|3:10 In this the|children of God are|manifest, and the|children of the devil:|whosoever doeth not
R	Trighteousness is not|of God, neither he|that loveth not his|brother.|3:11 For this is the|message that ye|heard from the|beginning, that we|should love one|another.|3:12 Not as Cain, who|was of that wicked|one, and slew his|brother. And
R	Twherefore slew he|him? Because his own|works were evil, and|his brother's|righteous.|3:13 Marvel not, my|brethren, if the world|hate you.|3:14 We know that we|have passed from|death unto life,|because we love the|brethren. He that|loveth not his brother
R	Tabideth in death.|3:15 Whosoever hateth|his brother is a|murderer: and ye|know that no|murderer hath|eternal life abiding in|him.|3:16 Hereby perceive|we the love of God,|because he laid down|his life for us: and we|ought to lay down our|lives for the
R	Tbrethren.|3:17 But whoso hath|this world's good, and|seeth his brother|have need, and|shutteth up his bowels|of compassion from|him, how dwelleth the|love of God in him?|3:18 My little children,|let us not love in|word, neither in|tongue; but in deed|and in truth.
R	T3:19 And hereby we|know that we are of|the truth, and shall|assure our hearts|before him.|3:20 For if our heart|condemn us, God is|greater than our|heart, and knoweth all|things.|3:21 Beloved, if our|heart condemn us not,|then have we|confidence toward
R	TGod.|3:22 And whatsoever|we ask, we receive of|him, because we keep|his commandments, and|do those things that|are pleasing in his|sight.|3:23 And this is his|commandment, That we|should believe on the|name of his Son Jesus|Christ, and love one|another, as he gave
R	Tus commandment.|3:24 And he that|keepeth his|commandments dwelleth|in him, and he in him.|And hereby we know|that he abideth in us,|by the Spirit which he|hath given us.||4:1 Beloved, believe|not every spirit, but|try the spirits|whether they are of
R	TGod: because many|false prophets are|gone out into the|world.|4:2 Hereby know ye|the Spirit of God:|Every spirit that|confesseth that|Jesus Christ is come|in the flesh is of God:|4:3 And every spirit|that confesseth not|that Jesus Christ is|come in the flesh is
R	Tnot of God: and this is|that spirit of|antichrist, whereof ye|have heard that it|should come; and even|now already is it in|the world.|4:4 Ye are of God,|little children, and|have overcome them:|because greater is he|that is in you, than he|that is in the world.|4:5 They are of the
R	Tworld: therefore|speak they of the|world, and the world|heareth them.|4:6 We are of God: he|that knoweth God|heareth us; he that is|not of God heareth|not us. Hereby know|we the spirit of truth,|and the spirit of|error.|4:7 Beloved, let us|love one another: for
R	Tlove is of God; and|every one that loveth|is born of God, and|knoweth God.|4:8 He that loveth not|knoweth not God; for|God is love.|4:9 In this was|manifested the love of|God toward us,|because that God sent|his only begotten Son|into the world, that we|might live through him.
R	T4:10 Herein is love,|not that we loved God,|but that he loved us,|and sent his Son to be|the propitiation for|our sins.|4:11 Beloved, if God so|loved us, we ought|also to love one|another.|4:12 No man hath seen|God at any time. If we|love one another, God|dwelleth in us, and his
R	Tlove is perfected in|us.|4:13 Hereby know we|that we dwell in him,|and he in us, because|he hath given us of|his Spirit.|4:14 And we have seen|and do testify that|the Father sent the|Son to be the Saviour|of the world.|4:15 Whosoever shall|confess that Jesus is
R	Tthe Son of God, God|dwelleth in him, and he|in God.|4:16 And we have|known and believed|the love that God hath|to us. God is love; and|he that dwelleth in|love dwelleth in God,|and God in him.|4:17 Herein is our|love made perfect,|that we may have|boldness in the day of
R	Tjudgment: because as|he is, so are we in this|world.|4:18 There is no fear|in love; but perfect|love casteth out fear:|because fear hath|torment. He that|feareth is not made|perfect in love.|4:19 We love him,|because he first|loved us.|4:20 If a man say, I
R	Tlove God, and hateth|his brother, he is a|liar: for he that|loveth not his brother|whom he hath seen,|how can he love God|whom he hath not|seen?|4:21 And this|commandment have we|from him, That he who|loveth God love his|brother also.|
R	T5:1 Whosoever|believeth that Jesus|is the Christ is born|of God: and every one|that loveth him that|begat loveth him also|that is begotten of|him.|5:2 By this we know|that we love the|children of God, when|we love God, and keep|his commandments.|5:3 For this is the
R	Tlove of God, that we|keep his|commandments: and his|commandments are not|grievous.|5:4 For whatsoever is|born of God|overcometh the world:|and this is the victory|that overcometh the|world, even our faith.|5:5 Who is he that|overcometh the world,|but he that believeth
R	Tthat Jesus is the Son|of God?|5:6 This is he that|came by water and|blood, even Jesus|Christ; not by water|only, but by water and|blood. And it is the|Spirit that beareth|witness, because the|Spirit is truth.|5:7 For there are|three that bear|record in heaven, the
R	TFather, the Word, and|the Holy Ghost: and|these three are one.|5:8 And there are|three that bear|witness in earth, the|Spirit, and the water,|and the blood: and|these three agree in|one.|5:9 If we receive the|witness of men, the|witness of God is|greater: for this is
R	Tthe witness of God|which he hath testified|of his Son.|5:10 He that believeth|on the Son of God|hath the witness in|himself: he that|believeth not God hath|made him a liar;|because he believeth|not the record that|God gave of his Son.|5:11 And this is the|record, that God hath
R	Tgiven to us eternal|life, and this life is in|his Son.|5:12 He that hath the|Son hath life; and he|that hath not the Son|of God hath not life.|5:13 These things|have I written unto|you that believe on|the name of the Son|of God; that ye may|know that ye have|eternal life, and that
R	Tye may believe on the|name of the Son of|God.|5:14 And this is the|confidence that we|have in him, that, if we|ask any thing|according to his will,|he heareth us:|5:15 And if we know|that he hear us,|whatsoever we ask, we|know that we have the|petitions that we
R	Tdesired of him.|5:16 If any man see|his brother sin a sin|which is not unto|death, he shall ask,|and he shall give him|life for them that sin|not unto death. There|is a sin unto death: I|do not say that he|shall pray for it.|5:17 All|unrighteousness is|sin: and there is a sin
R	Tnot unto death.|5:18 We know that|whosoever is born of|God sinneth not; but|he that is begotten of|God keepeth himself,|and that wicked one|toucheth him not.|5:19 And we know that|we are of God, and|the whole world lieth|in wickedness.|5:20 And we know that|the Son of God is
R	Tcome, and hath given|us an understanding,|that we may know him|that is true, and we|are in him that is true,|even in his Son Jesus|Christ. This is the true|God, and eternal life.|5:21 Little children,|keep yourselves from|idols. Amen.
R	K2;The Second Epistle|General of John	T||1:1 The elder unto the|elect lady and her|children, whom I love|in the truth; and not I|only, but also all they|that have known the|truth;|1:2 For the truth's|sake, which dwelleth in|us, and shall be with|us for ever.
R	T1:3 Grace be with you,|mercy, and peace,|from God the Father,|and from the Lord|Jesus Christ, the Son|of the Father, in truth|and love.|1:4 I rejoiced greatly|that I found of thy|children walking in|truth, as we have|received a|commandment from the|Father.
R	T1:5 And now I beseech|thee, lady, not as|though I wrote a new|commandment unto|thee, but that which we|had from the|beginning, that we love|one another.|1:6 And this is love,|that we walk after his|commandments. This is|the commandment, That,|as ye have heard|from the beginning, ye
R	Tshould walk in it.|1:7 For many|deceivers are|entered into the|world, who confess|not that Jesus Christ|is come in the flesh.|This is a deceiver and|an antichrist.|1:8 Look to|yourselves, that we|lose not those things|which we have|wrought, but that we
R	Treceive a full reward.|1:9 Whosoever|transgresseth, and|abideth not in the|doctrine of Christ,|hath not God. He that|abideth in the doctrine|of Christ, he hath|both the Father and|the Son.|1:10 If there come|any unto you, and|bring not this|doctrine, receive him
R	Tnot into your house,|neither bid him God|speed:|1:11 For he that|biddeth him God speed|is partaker of his evil|deeds.|1:12 Having many|things to write unto|you, I would not write|with paper and ink: but|I trust to come unto|you, and speak face|to face, that our joy
R	Tmay be full.|1:13 The children of|thy elect sister greet|thee. Amen.
R	K2;The Third Epistle|General of John	T||1:1 The elder unto the|wellbeloved Gaius,|whom I love in the|truth.|1:2 Beloved, I wish|above all things that|thou mayest prosper|and be in health, even|as thy soul|prospereth.|1:3 For I rejoiced
R	Tgreatly, when the|brethren came and|testified of the truth|that is in thee, even|as thou walkest in the|truth.|1:4 I have no greater|joy than to hear that|my children walk in|truth.|1:5 Beloved, thou|doest faithfully|whatsoever thou|doest to the brethren,
R	Tand to strangers;|1:6 Which have borne|witness of thy charity|before the church:|whom if thou bring|forward on their|journey after a godly|sort, thou shalt do|well:|1:7 Because that for|his name's sake they|went forth, taking|nothing of the|Gentiles.
R	T1:8 We therefore|ought to receive such,|that we might be|fellowhelpers to the|truth.|1:9 I wrote unto the|church: but|Diotrephes, who loveth|to have the|preeminence among|them, receiveth us not.|1:10 Wherefore, if I|come, I will remember|his deeds which he
R	Tdoeth, prating against|us with malicious|words: and not|content therewith,|neither doth he|himself receive the|brethren, and|forbiddeth them that|would, and casteth|them out of the|church.|1:11 Beloved, follow|not that which is evil,|but that which is good.
R	THe that doeth good is|of God: but he that|doeth evil hath not|seen God.|1:12 Demetrius hath|good report of all|men, and of the truth|itself: yea, and we|also bear record; and|ye know that our|record is true.|1:13 I had many things|to write, but I will not|with ink and pen write
R	Tunto thee:|1:14 But I trust I shall|shortly see thee, and|we shall speak face to|face. Peace be to|thee. Our friends|salute thee. Greet the|friends by name.
R	K2;The General|Epistle of Jude	T||1:1 Jude, the servant|of Jesus Christ, and|brother of James, to|them that are|sanctified by God the|Father, and|preserved in Jesus|Christ, and called:|1:2 Mercy unto you,|and peace, and love,|be multiplied.
R	T1:3 Beloved, when I|gave all diligence to|write unto you of the|common salvation, it|was needful for me to|write unto you, and|exhort you that ye|should earnestly|contend for the faith|which was once|delivered unto the|saints.|1:4 For there are|certain men crept in
R	Tunawares, who were|before of old|ordained to this|condemnation, ungodly|men, turning the grace|of our God into|lasciviousness, and|denying the only Lord|God, and our Lord|Jesus Christ.|1:5 I will therefore|put you in|remembrance, though|ye once knew this, how
R	Tthat the Lord, having|saved the people out|of the land of Egypt,|afterward destroyed|them that believed not.|1:6 And the angels|which kept not their|first estate, but left|their own habitation,|he hath reserved in|everlasting chains|under darkness unto|the judgment of the|great day.
R	T1:7 Even as Sodom and|Gomorrha, and the|cities about them in|like manner, giving|themselves over to|fornication, and going|after strange flesh,|are set forth for an|example, suffering the|vengeance of eternal|fire.|1:8 Likewise also these|filthy dreamers defile|the flesh, despise
R	Tdominion, and speak|evil of dignities.|1:9 Yet Michael the|archangel, when|contending with the|devil he disputed|about the body of|Moses, durst not bring|against him a railing|accusation, but said,|The Lord rebuke thee.|1:10 But these speak|evil of those things|which they know not:
R	Tbut what they know|naturally, as brute|beasts, in those things|they corrupt|themselves.|1:11 Woe unto them!|for they have gone in|the way of Cain, and|ran greedily after the|error of Balaam for|reward, and perished|in the gainsaying of|Core.|1:12 These are spots
R	Tin your feasts of|charity, when they|feast with you, feeding|themselves without|fear: clouds they are|without water, carried|about of winds; trees|whose fruit withereth,|without fruit, twice|dead, plucked up by|the roots;|1:13 Raging waves of|the sea, foaming out|their own shame;
R	Twandering stars, to|whom is reserved the|blackness of|darkness for ever.|1:14 And Enoch also,|the seventh from|Adam, prophesied of|these, saying, Behold,|the Lord cometh with|ten thousands of his|saints,|1:15 To execute|judgment upon all, and|to convince all that
R	Tare ungodly among|them of all their|ungodly deeds which|they have ungodly|committed, and of all|their hard speeches|which ungodly sinners|have spoken against|him.|1:16 These are|murmurers,|complainers, walking|after their own lusts;|and their mouth
R	Tspeaketh great|swelling words, having|men's persons in|admiration because of|advantage.|1:17 But, beloved,|remember ye the|words which were|spoken before of the|apostles of our Lord|Jesus Christ;|1:18 How that they|told you there should|be mockers in the last
R	Ttime, who should walk|after their own|ungodly lusts.|1:19 These be they|who separate|themselves, sensual,|having not the Spirit.|1:20 But ye, beloved,|building up yourselves|on your most holy|faith, praying in the|Holy Ghost,|1:21 Keep yourselves|in the love of God,
R	Tlooking for the mercy|of our Lord Jesus|Christ unto eternal|life.|1:22 And of some have|compassion, making a|difference:|1:23 And others save|with fear, pulling them|out of the fire; hating|even the garment|spotted by the flesh.|1:24 Now unto him that|is able to keep you
R	Tfrom falling, and to|present you faultless|before the presence|of his glory with|exceeding joy,|1:25 To the only wise|God our Saviour, be|glory and majesty,|dominion and power,|both now and ever.|Amen.
R	K2;The Revelation of|Saint John the|Divine	T||1:1 The Revelation of|Jesus Christ, which|God gave unto him, to|shew unto his|servants things which|must shortly come to|pass; and he sent and|signified it by his|angel unto his|servant John:
R	T1:2 Who bare record|of the word of God,|and of the testimony|of Jesus Christ, and|of all things that he|saw.|1:3 Blessed is he that|readeth, and they that|hear the words of|this prophecy, and|keep those things|which are written|therein: for the time is|at hand.
R	T1:4 John to the seven|churches which are in|Asia: Grace be unto|you, and peace, from|him which is, and which|was, and which is to|come; and from the|seven Spirits which|are before his|throne;|1:5 And from Jesus|Christ, who is the|faithful witness, and|the first begotten of
R	Tthe dead, and the|prince of the kings of|the earth. Unto him|that loved us, and|washed us from our|sins in his own blood,|1:6 And hath made us|kings and priests unto|God and his Father; to|him be glory and|dominion for ever and|ever. Amen.|1:7 Behold, he cometh|with clouds; and every
R	Teye shall see him, and|they also which|pierced him: and all|kindreds of the earth|shall wail because of|him. Even so, Amen.|1:8 I am Alpha and|Omega, the beginning|and the ending, saith|the Lord, which is, and|which was, and which is|to come, the Almighty.|1:9 I John, who also|am your brother, and
R	Tcompanion in|tribulation, and in the|kingdom and patience|of Jesus Christ, was|in the isle that is|called Patmos, for the|word of God, and for|the testimony of|Jesus Christ.|1:10 I was in the Spirit|on the Lord's day, and|heard behind me a|great voice, as of a|trumpet,
R	T1:11 Saying, I am Alpha|and Omega, the first|and the last: and, What|thou seest, write in a|book, and send it unto|the seven churches|which are in Asia; unto|Ephesus, and unto|Smyrna, and unto|Pergamos, and unto|Thyatira, and unto|Sardis, and unto|Philadelphia, and unto|Laodicea.
R	T1:12 And I turned to|see the voice that|spake with me. And|being turned, I saw|seven golden|candlesticks;|1:13 And in the midst|of the seven|candlesticks one like|unto the Son of man,|clothed with a garment|down to the foot, and|girt about the paps|with a golden girdle.
R	T1:14 His head and his|hairs were white like|wool, as white as snow;|and his eyes were as|a flame of fire;|1:15 And his feet like|unto fine brass, as if|they burned in a|furnace; and his voice|as the sound of many|waters.|1:16 And he had in his|right hand seven|stars: and out of his
R	Tmouth went a sharp|twoedged sword: and|his countenance was|as the sun shineth in|his strength.|1:17 And when I saw|him, I fell at his feet|as dead. And he laid|his right hand upon|me, saying unto me,|Fear not; I am the|first and the last:|1:18 I am he that|liveth, and was dead;
R	Tand, behold, I am alive|for evermore, Amen;|and have the keys of|hell and of death.|1:19 Write the things|which thou hast seen,|and the things which|are, and the things|which shall be|hereafter;|1:20 The mystery of|the seven stars which|thou sawest in my|right hand, and the
R	Tseven golden|candlesticks. The|seven stars are the|angels of the seven|churches: and the|seven candlesticks|which thou sawest are|the seven churches.||2:1 Unto the angel of|the church of|Ephesus write; These|things saith he that|holdeth the seven
R	Tstars in his right|hand, who walketh in|the midst of the seven|golden candlesticks;|2:2 I know thy works,|and thy labour, and|thy patience, and how|thou canst not bear|them which are evil:|and thou hast tried|them which say they|are apostles, and are|not, and hast found|them liars:
R	T2:3 And hast borne,|and hast patience, and|for my name's sake|hast laboured, and|hast not fainted.|2:4 Nevertheless I|have somewhat against|thee, because thou|hast left thy first|love.|2:5 Remember|therefore from|whence thou art|fallen, and repent,
R	Tand do the first|works; or else I will|come unto thee|quickly, and will|remove thy|candlestick out of his|place, except thou|repent.|2:6 But this thou hast,|that thou hatest the|deeds of the|Nicolaitanes, which I|also hate.|2:7 He that hath an
R	Tear, let him hear what|the Spirit saith unto|the churches; To him|that overcometh will I|give to eat of the|tree of life, which is in|the midst of the|paradise of God.|2:8 And unto the angel|of the church in|Smyrna write; These|things saith the first|and the last, which|was dead, and is alive;
R	T2:9 I know thy works,|and tribulation, and|poverty, (but thou art|rich) and I know the|blasphemy of them|which say they are|Jews, and are not, but|are the synagogue of|Satan.|2:10 Fear none of|those things which|thou shalt suffer:|behold, the devil shall|cast some of you into
R	Tprison, that ye may be|tried; and ye shall|have tribulation ten|days: be thou faithful|unto death, and I will|give thee a crown of|life.|2:11 He that hath an|ear, let him hear what|the Spirit saith unto|the churches; He that|overcometh shall not|be hurt of the second|death.
R	T2:12 And to the angel|of the church in|Pergamos write; These|things saith he which|hath the sharp sword|with two edges;|2:13 I know thy works,|and where thou|dwellest, even where|Satan's seat is: and|thou holdest fast my|name, and hast not|denied my faith, even|in those days wherein
R	TAntipas was my|faithful martyr, who|was slain among you,|where Satan dwelleth.|2:14 But I have a few|things against thee,|because thou hast|there them that hold|the doctrine of|Balaam, who taught|Balac to cast a|stumblingblock before|the children of Israel,|to eat things
R	Tsacrificed unto idols,|and to commit|fornication.|2:15 So hast thou also|them that hold the|doctrine of the|Nicolaitanes, which|thing I hate.|2:16 Repent; or else I|will come unto thee|quickly, and will fight|against them with the|sword of my mouth.|2:17 He that hath an
R	Tear, let him hear what|the Spirit saith unto|the churches; To him|that overcometh will I|give to eat of the|hidden manna, and will|give him a white stone,|and in the stone a new|name written, which no|man knoweth saving he|that receiveth it.|2:18 And unto the|angel of the church in|Thyatira write; These
R	Tthings saith the Son|of God, who hath his|eyes like unto a flame|of fire, and his feet|are like fine brass;|2:19 I know thy works,|and charity, and|service, and faith, and|thy patience, and thy|works; and the last to|be more than the|first.|2:20 Notwithstanding I|have a few things
R	Tagainst thee, because|thou sufferest that|woman Jezebel, which|calleth herself a|prophetess, to teach|and to seduce my|servants to commit|fornication, and to eat|things sacrificed unto|idols.|2:21 And I gave her|space to repent of|her fornication; and|she repented not.
R	T2:22 Behold, I will cast|her into a bed, and|them that commit|adultery with her into|great tribulation,|except they repent of|their deeds.|2:23 And I will kill her|children with death;|and all the churches|shall know that I am|he which searcheth|the reins and hearts:|and I will give unto
R	Tevery one of you|according to your|works.|2:24 But unto you I|say, and unto the rest|in Thyatira, as many|as have not this|doctrine, and which|have not known the|depths of Satan, as|they speak; I will put|upon you none other|burden.|2:25 But that which ye
R	Thave already hold|fast till I come.|2:26 And he that|overcometh, and|keepeth my works unto|the end, to him will I|give power over the|nations:|2:27 And he shall rule|them with a rod of|iron; as the vessels|of a potter shall they|be broken to shivers:|even as I received of
R	Tmy Father.|2:28 And I will give him|the morning star.|2:29 He that hath an|ear, let him hear what|the Spirit saith unto|the churches.||3:1 And unto the angel|of the church in|Sardis write; These|things saith he that|hath the seven Spirits|of God, and the seven
R	Tstars; I know thy|works, that thou hast|a name that thou|livest, and art dead.|3:2 Be watchful, and|strengthen the things|which remain, that are|ready to die: for I|have not found thy|works perfect before|God.|3:3 Remember|therefore how thou|hast received and
R	Theard, and hold fast,|and repent. If|therefore thou shalt|not watch, I will come|on thee as a thief,|and thou shalt not|know what hour I will|come upon thee.|3:4 Thou hast a few|names even in Sardis|which have not defiled|their garments; and|they shall walk with me|in white: for they are
R	Tworthy.|3:5 He that|overcometh, the same|shall be clothed in|white raiment; and I will|not blot out his name|out of the book of|life, but I will confess|his name before my|Father, and before|his angels.|3:6 He that hath an|ear, let him hear what|the Spirit saith unto
R	Tthe churches.|3:7 And to the angel|of the church in|Philadelphia write;|These things saith he|that is holy, he that is|true, he that hath the|key of David, he that|openeth, and no man|shutteth; and shutteth,|and no man openeth;|3:8 I know thy works:|behold, I have set|before thee an open
R	Tdoor, and no man can|shut it: for thou hast|a little strength, and|hast kept my word,|and hast not denied|my name.|3:9 Behold, I will make|them of the|synagogue of Satan,|which say they are|Jews, and are not, but|do lie; behold, I will|make them to come and|worship before thy
R	Tfeet, and to know that|I have loved thee.|3:10 Because thou|hast kept the word of|my patience, I also will|keep thee from the|hour of temptation,|which shall come upon|all the world, to try|them that dwell upon|the earth.|3:11 Behold, I come|quickly: hold that fast|which thou hast, that
R	Tno man take thy|crown.|3:12 Him that|overcometh will I make|a pillar in the temple|of my God, and he|shall go no more out:|and I will write upon|him the name of my|God, and the name of|the city of my God,|which is new|Jerusalem, which|cometh down out of
R	Theaven from my God:|and I will write upon|him my new name.|3:13 He that hath an|ear, let him hear what|the Spirit saith unto|the churches.|3:14 And unto the|angel of the church|of the Laodiceans|write; These things|saith the Amen, the|faithful and true|witness, the beginning
R	Tof the creation of|God;|3:15 I know thy works,|that thou art neither|cold nor hot: I would|thou wert cold or hot.|3:16 So then because|thou art lukewarm, and|neither cold nor hot, I|will spue thee out of|my mouth.|3:17 Because thou|sayest, I am rich, and|increased with goods,
R	Tand have need of|nothing; and knowest|not that thou art|wretched, and|miserable, and poor,|and blind, and naked:|3:18 I counsel thee to|buy of me gold tried in|the fire, that thou|mayest be rich; and|white raiment, that|thou mayest be|clothed, and that the|shame of thy
R	Tnakedness do not|appear; and anoint|thine eyes with|eyesalve, that thou|mayest see.|3:19 As many as I|love, I rebuke and|chasten: be zealous|therefore, and|repent.|3:20 Behold, I stand at|the door, and knock: if|any man hear my|voice, and open the
R	Tdoor, I will come in to|him, and will sup with|him, and he with me.|3:21 To him that|overcometh will I|grant to sit with me in|my throne, even as I|also overcame, and am|set down with my|Father in his throne.|3:22 He that hath an|ear, let him hear what|the Spirit saith unto|the churches.
R	T4:1 After this I looked,|and, behold, a door|was opened in heaven:|and the first voice|which I heard was as|it were of a trumpet|talking with me; which|said, Come up hither,|and I will shew thee|things which must be|hereafter.|4:2 And immediately I|was in the spirit: and,|behold, a throne was
R	Tset in heaven, and one|sat on the throne.|4:3 And he that sat|was to look upon like a|jasper and a sardine|stone: and there was|a rainbow round about|the throne, in sight|like unto an emerald.|4:4 And round about|the throne were four|and twenty seats: and|upon the seats I saw|four and twenty
R	Telders sitting, clothed|in white raiment; and|they had on their|heads crowns of gold.|4:5 And out of the|throne proceeded|lightnings and|thunderings and|voices: and there|were seven lamps of|fire burning before|the throne, which are|the seven Spirits of|God.
R	T4:6 And before the|throne there was a|sea of glass like unto|crystal: and in the|midst of the throne,|and round about the|throne, were four|beasts full of eyes|before and behind.|4:7 And the first|beast was like a lion,|and the second beast|like a calf, and the|third beast had a
R	Tface as a man, and|the fourth beast was|like a flying eagle.|4:8 And the four|beasts had each of|them six wings about|him; and they were full|of eyes within: and|they rest not day and|night, saying, Holy,|holy, holy, LORD God|Almighty, which was,|and is, and is to come.|4:9 And when those
R	Tbeasts give glory and|honour and thanks to|him that sat on the|throne, who liveth for|ever and ever,|4:10 The four and|twenty elders fall|down before him that|sat on the throne, and|worship him that liveth|for ever and ever,|and cast their crowns|before the throne,|saying,
R	T4:11 Thou art worthy,|O Lord, to receive|glory and honour and|power: for thou hast|created all things, and|for thy pleasure they|are and were created.||5:1 And I saw in the|right hand of him that|sat on the throne a|book written within and|on the backside,|sealed with seven
R	Tseals.|5:2 And I saw a strong|angel proclaiming with|a loud voice, Who is|worthy to open the|book, and to loose the|seals thereof?|5:3 And no man in|heaven, nor in earth,|neither under the|earth, was able to|open the book, neither|to look thereon.|5:4 And I wept much,
R	Tbecause no man was|found worthy to open|and to read the book,|neither to look|thereon.|5:5 And one of the|elders saith unto me,|Weep not: behold, the|Lion of the tribe of|Juda, the Root of|David, hath prevailed|to open the book, and|to loose the seven|seals thereof.
R	T5:6 And I beheld, and,|lo, in the midst of the|throne and of the|four beasts, and in|the midst of the|elders, stood a Lamb|as it had been slain,|having seven horns|and seven eyes, which|are the seven Spirits|of God sent forth into|all the earth.|5:7 And he came and|took the book out of
R	Tthe right hand of him|that sat upon the|throne.|5:8 And when he had|taken the book, the|four beasts and four|and twenty elders fell|down before the Lamb,|having every one of|them harps, and|golden vials full of|odours, which are the|prayers of saints.|5:9 And they sung a
R	Tnew song, saying, Thou|art worthy to take the|book, and to open the|seals thereof: for|thou wast slain, and|hast redeemed us to|God by thy blood out|of every kindred, and|tongue, and people,|and nation;|5:10 And hast made us|unto our God kings|and priests: and we|shall reign on the
R	Tearth.|5:11 And I beheld, and|I heard the voice of|many angels round|about the throne and|the beasts and the|elders: and the|number of them was|ten thousand times ten|thousand, and|thousands of|thousands;|5:12 Saying with a loud|voice, Worthy is the
R	TLamb that was slain to|receive power, and|riches, and wisdom,|and strength, and|honour, and glory,|and blessing.|5:13 And every|creature which is in|heaven, and on the|earth, and under the|earth, and such as|are in the sea, and all|that are in them,|heard I saying,
R	TBlessing, and honour,|and glory, and power,|be unto him that|sitteth upon the|throne, and unto the|Lamb for ever and|ever.|5:14 And the four|beasts said, Amen. And|the four and twenty|elders fell down and|worshipped him that|liveth for ever and|ever.
R	T6:1 And I saw when the|Lamb opened one of|the seals, and I|heard, as it were the|noise of thunder, one|of the four beasts|saying, Come and see.|6:2 And I saw, and|behold a white horse:|and he that sat on him|had a bow; and a|crown was given unto|him: and he went forth|conquering, and to
R	Tconquer.|6:3 And when he had|opened the second|seal, I heard the|second beast say,|Come and see.|6:4 And there went out|another horse that|was red: and power|was given to him that|sat thereon to take|peace from the earth,|and that they should|kill one another: and
R	Tthere was given unto|him a great sword.|6:5 And when he had|opened the third seal,|I heard the third|beast say, Come and|see. And I beheld, and|lo a black horse; and|he that sat on him had|a pair of balances in|his hand.|6:6 And I heard a|voice in the midst of|the four beasts say,
R	TA measure of wheat|for a penny, and|three measures of|barley for a penny;|and see thou hurt not|the oil and the wine.|6:7 And when he had|opened the fourth|seal, I heard the|voice of the fourth|beast say, Come and|see.|6:8 And I looked, and|behold a pale horse:
R	Tand his name that sat|on him was Death, and|Hell followed with him.|And power was given|unto them over the|fourth part of the|earth, to kill with|sword, and with|hunger, and with|death, and with the|beasts of the earth.|6:9 And when he had|opened the fifth seal,|I saw under the altar
R	Tthe souls of them that|were slain for the|word of God, and for|the testimony which|they held:|6:10 And they cried|with a loud voice,|saying, How long, O|Lord, holy and true,|dost thou not judge|and avenge our blood|on them that dwell on|the earth?|6:11 And white robes
R	Twere given unto every|one of them; and it|was said unto them,|that they should rest|yet for a little|season, until their|fellowservants also|and their brethren,|that should be killed|as they were, should|be fulfilled.|6:12 And I beheld|when he had opened|the sixth seal, and, lo,
R	Tthere was a great|earthquake; and the|sun became black as|sackcloth of hair, and|the moon became as|blood;|6:13 And the stars of|heaven fell unto the|earth, even as a fig|tree casteth her|untimely figs, when she|is shaken of a mighty|wind.|6:14 And the heaven
R	Tdeparted as a scroll|when it is rolled|together; and every|mountain and island|were moved out of|their places.|6:15 And the kings of|the earth, and the|great men, and the|rich men, and the|chief captains, and|the mighty men, and|every bondman, and|every free man, hid
R	Tthemselves in the|dens and in the rocks|of the mountains;|6:16 And said to the|mountains and rocks,|Fall on us, and hide us|from the face of him|that sitteth on the|throne, and from the|wrath of the Lamb:|6:17 For the great|day of his wrath is|come; and who shall be|able to stand?
R	T7:1 And after these|things I saw four|angels standing on|the four corners of|the earth, holding the|four winds of the|earth, that the wind|should not blow on the|earth, nor on the sea,|nor on any tree.|7:2 And I saw another|angel ascending from|the east, having the|seal of the living God:
R	Tand he cried with a|loud voice to the four|angels, to whom it was|given to hurt the|earth and the sea,|7:3 Saying, Hurt not|the earth, neither the|sea, nor the trees, till|we have sealed the|servants of our God|in their foreheads.|7:4 And I heard the|number of them which|were sealed: and
R	Tthere were sealed an|hundred and forty|and four thousand of|all the tribes of the|children of Israel.|7:5 Of the tribe of|Juda were sealed|twelve thousand. Of|the tribe of Reuben|were sealed twelve|thousand. Of the tribe|of Gad were sealed|twelve thousand.|7:6 Of the tribe of
R	TAser were sealed|twelve thousand. Of|the tribe of Nephthalim|were sealed twelve|thousand. Of the tribe|of Manasses were|sealed twelve|thousand.|7:7 Of the tribe of|Simeon were sealed|twelve thousand. Of|the tribe of Levi were|sealed twelve|thousand. Of the tribe
R	Tof Issachar were|sealed twelve|thousand.|7:8 Of the tribe of|Zabulon were sealed|twelve thousand. Of|the tribe of Joseph|were sealed twelve|thousand. Of the tribe|of Benjamin were|sealed twelve|thousand.|7:9 After this I beheld,|and, lo, a great
R	Tmultitude, which no man|could number, of all|nations, and kindreds,|and people, and|tongues, stood before|the throne, and|before the Lamb,|clothed with white|robes, and palms in|their hands;|7:10 And cried with a|loud voice, saying,|Salvation to our God|which sitteth upon the
R	Tthrone, and unto the|Lamb.|7:11 And all the|angels stood round|about the throne, and|about the elders and|the four beasts, and|fell before the throne|on their faces, and|worshipped God,|7:12 Saying, Amen:|Blessing, and glory,|and wisdom, and|thanksgiving, and
R	Thonour, and power,|and might, be unto our|God for ever and|ever. Amen.|7:13 And one of the|elders answered,|saying unto me, What|are these which are|arrayed in white|robes? and whence|came they?|7:14 And I said unto|him, Sir, thou knowest.|And he said to me,
R	TThese are they which|came out of great|tribulation, and have|washed their robes,|and made them white in|the blood of the Lamb.|7:15 Therefore are|they before the|throne of God, and|serve him day and|night in his temple: and|he that sitteth on the|throne shall dwell|among them.
R	T7:16 They shall|hunger no more,|neither thirst any|more; neither shall the|sun light on them, nor|any heat.|7:17 For the Lamb|which is in the midst of|the throne shall feed|them, and shall lead|them unto living|fountains of waters:|and God shall wipe|away all tears from
R	Ttheir eyes.||8:1 And when he had|opened the seventh|seal, there was|silence in heaven|about the space of|half an hour.|8:2 And I saw the|seven angels which|stood before God; and|to them were given|seven trumpets.|8:3 And another angel
R	Tcame and stood at the|altar, having a golden|censer; and there was|given unto him much|incense, that he|should offer it with|the prayers of all|saints upon the|golden altar which was|before the throne.|8:4 And the smoke of|the incense, which|came with the prayers|of the saints,
R	Tascended up before|God out of the angel's|hand.|8:5 And the angel took|the censer, and filled|it with fire of the|altar, and cast it into|the earth: and there|were voices, and|thunderings, and|lightnings, and an|earthquake.|8:6 And the seven|angels which had the
R	Tseven trumpets|prepared themselves|to sound.|8:7 The first angel|sounded, and there|followed hail and fire|mingled with blood, and|they were cast upon|the earth: and the|third part of trees|was burnt up, and all|green grass was|burnt up.|8:8 And the second
R	Tangel sounded, and as|it were a great|mountain burning with|fire was cast into the|sea: and the third|part of the sea|became blood;|8:9 And the third part|of the creatures|which were in the sea,|and had life, died; and|the third part of the|ships were destroyed.|8:10 And the third
R	Tangel sounded, and|there fell a great|star from heaven,|burning as it were a|lamp, and it fell upon|the third part of the|rivers, and upon the|fountains of waters;|8:11 And the name of|the star is called|Wormwood: and the|third part of the|waters became|wormwood; and many
R	Tmen died of the|waters, because they|were made bitter.|8:12 And the fourth|angel sounded, and|the third part of the|sun was smitten, and|the third part of the|moon, and the third|part of the stars; so|as the third part of|them was darkened,|and the day shone not|for a third part of it,
R	Tand the night likewise.|8:13 And I beheld, and|heard an angel flying|through the midst of|heaven, saying with a|loud voice, Woe, woe,|woe, to the inhabiters|of the earth by|reason of the other|voices of the trumpet|of the three angels,|which are yet to|sound!|
R	T9:1 And the fifth angel|sounded, and I saw a|star fall from heaven|unto the earth: and to|him was given the key|of the bottomless pit.|9:2 And he opened the|bottomless pit; and|there arose a smoke|out of the pit, as the|smoke of a great|furnace; and the sun|and the air were|darkened by reason
R	Tof the smoke of the|pit.|9:3 And there came|out of the smoke|locusts upon the|earth: and unto them|was given power, as|the scorpions of the|earth have power.|9:4 And it was|commanded them that|they should not hurt|the grass of the|earth, neither any
R	Tgreen thing, neither|any tree; but only|those men which have|not the seal of God in|their foreheads.|9:5 And to them it was|given that they should|not kill them, but that|they should be|tormented five months:|and their torment was|as the torment of a|scorpion, when he|striketh a man.
R	T9:6 And in those days|shall men seek death,|and shall not find it;|and shall desire to|die, and death shall|flee from them.|9:7 And the shapes of|the locusts were like|unto horses prepared|unto battle; and on|their heads were as it|were crowns like gold,|and their faces were|as the faces of men.
R	T9:8 And they had hair|as the hair of women,|and their teeth were|as the teeth of lions.|9:9 And they had|breastplates, as it|were breastplates of|iron; and the sound of|their wings was as the|sound of chariots of|many horses running|to battle.|9:10 And they had|tails like unto
R	Tscorpions, and there|were stings in their|tails: and their power|was to hurt men five|months.|9:11 And they had a|king over them, which|is the angel of the|bottomless pit, whose|name in the Hebrew|tongue is Abaddon, but|in the Greek tongue|hath his name|Apollyon.
R	T9:12 One woe is past;|and, behold, there|come two woes more|hereafter.|9:13 And the sixth|angel sounded, and I|heard a voice from|the four horns of the|golden altar which is|before God,|9:14 Saying to the|sixth angel which had|the trumpet, Loose the|four angels which are
R	Tbound in the great|river Euphrates.|9:15 And the four|angels were loosed,|which were prepared|for an hour, and a|day, and a month, and|a year, for to slay|the third part of men.|9:16 And the number|of the army of the|horsemen were two|hundred thousand|thousand: and I heard
R	Tthe number of them.|9:17 And thus I saw|the horses in the|vision, and them that|sat on them, having|breastplates of fire,|and of jacinth, and|brimstone: and the|heads of the horses|were as the heads of|lions; and out of their|mouths issued fire|and smoke and|brimstone.
R	T9:18 By these three|was the third part of|men killed, by the fire,|and by the smoke, and|by the brimstone,|which issued out of|their mouths.|9:19 For their power|is in their mouth, and|in their tails: for their|tails were like unto|serpents, and had|heads, and with them|they do hurt.
R	T9:20 And the rest of|the men which were|not killed by these|plagues yet repented|not of the works of|their hands, that they|should not worship|devils, and idols of|gold, and silver, and|brass, and stone, and|of wood: which neither|can see, nor hear,|nor walk:|9:21 Neither repented
R	Tthey of their murders,|nor of their|sorceries, nor of|their fornication, nor|of their thefts.||10:1 And I saw|another mighty angel|come down from|heaven, clothed with a|cloud: and a rainbow|was upon his head,|and his face was as it|were the sun, and his
R	Tfeet as pillars of fire:|10:2 And he had in his|hand a little book|open: and he set his|right foot upon the|sea, and his left foot|on the earth,|10:3 And cried with a|loud voice, as when a|lion roareth: and when|he had cried, seven|thunders uttered|their voices.|10:4 And when the
R	Tseven thunders had|uttered their voices, I|was about to write:|and I heard a voice|from heaven saying|unto me, Seal up those|things which the seven|thunders uttered, and|write them not.|10:5 And the angel|which I saw stand|upon the sea and|upon the earth lifted|up his hand to heaven,
R	T10:6 And sware by him|that liveth for ever|and ever, who created|heaven, and the things|that therein are, and|the earth, and the|things that therein|are, and the sea, and|the things which are|therein, that there|should be time no|longer:|10:7 But in the days|of the voice of the
R	Tseventh angel, when|he shall begin to|sound, the mystery of|God should be|finished, as he hath|declared to his|servants the|prophets.|10:8 And the voice|which I heard from|heaven spake unto me|again, and said, Go and|take the little book|which is open in the
R	Thand of the angel|which standeth upon|the sea and upon the|earth.|10:9 And I went unto|the angel, and said|unto him, Give me the|little book. And he said|unto me, Take it, and|eat it up; and it shall|make thy belly bitter,|but it shall be in thy|mouth sweet as honey.|10:10 And I took the
R	Tlittle book out of the|angel's hand, and ate|it up; and it was in my|mouth sweet as honey:|and as soon as I had|eaten it, my belly was|bitter.|10:11 And he said unto|me, Thou must|prophesy again|before many peoples,|and nations, and|tongues, and kings.|
R	T11:1 And there was|given me a reed like|unto a rod: and the|angel stood, saying,|Rise, and measure the|temple of God, and the|altar, and them that|worship therein.|11:2 But the court|which is without the|temple leave out, and|measure it not; for it|is given unto the|Gentiles: and the holy
R	Tcity shall they tread|under foot forty and|two months.|11:3 And I will give|power unto my two|witnesses, and they|shall prophesy a|thousand two hundred|and threescore days,|clothed in sackcloth.|11:4 These are the|two olive trees, and|the two candlesticks|standing before the
R	TGod of the earth.|11:5 And if any man|will hurt them, fire|proceedeth out of|their mouth, and|devoureth their|enemies: and if any|man will hurt them, he|must in this manner be|killed.|11:6 These have|power to shut heaven,|that it rain not in the|days of their
R	Tprophecy: and have|power over waters to|turn them to blood,|and to smite the earth|with all plagues, as|often as they will.|11:7 And when they|shall have finished|their testimony, the|beast that ascendeth|out of the bottomless|pit shall make war|against them, and shall|overcome them, and
R	Tkill them.|11:8 And their dead|bodies shall lie in the|street of the great|city, which spiritually|is called Sodom and|Egypt, where also our|Lord was crucified.|11:9 And they of the|people and kindreds|and tongues and|nations shall see their|dead bodies three|days and an half, and
R	Tshall not suffer their|dead bodies to be put|in graves.|11:10 And they that|dwell upon the earth|shall rejoice over|them, and make merry,|and shall send gifts|one to another;|because these two|prophets tormented|them that dwelt on the|earth.|11:11 And after three
R	Tdays and an half the|spirit of life from God|entered into them, and|they stood upon their|feet; and great fear|fell upon them which|saw them.|11:12 And they heard|a great voice from|heaven saying unto|them, Come up hither.|And they ascended up|to heaven in a cloud;|and their enemies
R	Tbeheld them.|11:13 And the same|hour was there a|great earthquake, and|the tenth part of the|city fell, and in the|earthquake were slain|of men seven|thousand: and the|remnant were|affrighted, and gave|glory to the God of|heaven.|11:14 The second woe
R	Tis past; and, behold,|the third woe cometh|quickly.|11:15 And the seventh|angel sounded; and|there were great|voices in heaven,|saying, The kingdoms|of this world are|become the kingdoms|of our Lord, and of|his Christ; and he|shall reign for ever|and ever.
R	T11:16 And the four|and twenty elders,|which sat before God|on their seats, fell|upon their faces, and|worshipped God,|11:17 Saying, We give|thee thanks, O LORD|God Almighty, which|art, and wast, and art|to come; because thou|hast taken to thee thy|great power, and hast|reigned.
R	T11:18 And the nations|were angry, and thy|wrath is come, and the|time of the dead, that|they should be|judged, and that thou|shouldest give reward|unto thy servants the|prophets, and to the|saints, and them that|fear thy name, small|and great; and|shouldest destroy|them which destroy
R	Tthe earth.|11:19 And the temple|of God was opened in|heaven, and there was|seen in his temple the|ark of his testament:|and there were|lightnings, and voices,|and thunderings, and|an earthquake, and|great hail.||12:1 And there|appeared a great
R	Twonder in heaven; a|woman clothed with the|sun, and the moon|under her feet, and|upon her head a|crown of twelve stars:|12:2 And she being|with child cried,|travailing in birth, and|pained to be|delivered.|12:3 And there|appeared another|wonder in heaven; and
R	Tbehold a great red|dragon, having seven|heads and ten horns,|and seven crowns|upon his heads.|12:4 And his tail drew|the third part of the|stars of heaven, and|did cast them to the|earth: and the dragon|stood before the|woman which was|ready to be delivered,|for to devour her
R	Tchild as soon as it|was born.|12:5 And she brought|forth a man child, who|was to rule all nations|with a rod of iron: and|her child was caught|up unto God, and to|his throne.|12:6 And the woman|fled into the|wilderness, where she|hath a place|prepared of God, that
R	Tthey should feed her|there a thousand two|hundred and|threescore days.|12:7 And there was|war in heaven: Michael|and his angels fought|against the dragon;|and the dragon|fought and his angels,|12:8 And prevailed|not; neither was their|place found any more|in heaven.
R	T12:9 And the great|dragon was cast out,|that old serpent,|called the Devil, and|Satan, which deceiveth|the whole world: he|was cast out into the|earth, and his angels|were cast out with him.|12:10 And I heard a|loud voice saying in|heaven, Now is come|salvation, and|strength, and the
R	Tkingdom of our God,|and the power of his|Christ: for the|accuser of our|brethren is cast down,|which accused them|before our God day|and night.|12:11 And they|overcame him by the|blood of the Lamb, and|by the word of their|testimony; and they|loved not their lives
R	Tunto the death.|12:12 Therefore|rejoice, ye heavens,|and ye that dwell in|them. Woe to the|inhabiters of the|earth and of the sea!|for the devil is come|down unto you, having|great wrath, because|he knoweth that he|hath but a short time.|12:13 And when the|dragon saw that he
R	Twas cast unto the|earth, he persecuted|the woman which|brought forth the man|child.|12:14 And to the|woman were given two|wings of a great|eagle, that she might|fly into the|wilderness, into her|place, where she is|nourished for a time,|and times, and half a
R	Ttime, from the face of|the serpent.|12:15 And the serpent|cast out of his mouth|water as a flood|after the woman, that|he might cause her to|be carried away of|the flood.|12:16 And the earth|helped the woman, and|the earth opened her|mouth, and swallowed|up the flood which the
R	Tdragon cast out of|his mouth.|12:17 And the dragon|was wroth with the|woman, and went to|make war with the|remnant of her seed,|which keep the|commandments of God,|and have the|testimony of Jesus|Christ.||13:1 And I stood upon
R	Tthe sand of the sea,|and saw a beast rise|up out of the sea,|having seven heads|and ten horns, and|upon his horns ten|crowns, and upon his|heads the name of|blasphemy.|13:2 And the beast|which I saw was like|unto a leopard, and|his feet were as the|feet of a bear, and
R	This mouth as the mouth|of a lion: and the|dragon gave him his|power, and his seat,|and great authority.|13:3 And I saw one of|his heads as it were|wounded to death; and|his deadly wound was|healed: and all the|world wondered after|the beast.|13:4 And they|worshipped the
R	Tdragon which gave|power unto the beast:|and they worshipped|the beast, saying, Who|is like unto the beast?|who is able to make|war with him?|13:5 And there was|given unto him a mouth|speaking great things|and blasphemies; and|power was given unto|him to continue forty|and two months.
R	T13:6 And he opened|his mouth in blasphemy|against God, to|blaspheme his name,|and his tabernacle,|and them that dwell in|heaven.|13:7 And it was given|unto him to make war|with the saints, and to|overcome them: and|power was given him|over all kindreds, and|tongues, and nations.
R	T13:8 And all that dwell|upon the earth shall|worship him, whose|names are not written|in the book of life of|the Lamb slain from|the foundation of the|world.|13:9 If any man have|an ear, let him hear.|13:10 He that leadeth|into captivity shall go|into captivity: he that|killeth with the sword
R	Tmust be killed with the|sword. Here is the|patience and the faith|of the saints.|13:11 And I beheld|another beast coming|up out of the earth;|and he had two horns|like a lamb, and he|spake as a dragon.|13:12 And he|exerciseth all the|power of the first|beast before him, and
R	Tcauseth the earth and|them which dwell|therein to worship the|first beast, whose|deadly wound was|healed.|13:13 And he doeth|great wonders, so|that he maketh fire|come down from|heaven on the earth|in the sight of men,|13:14 And deceiveth|them that dwell on the
R	Tearth by the means of|those miracles which|he had power to do in|the sight of the beast;|saying to them that|dwell on the earth,|that they should make|an image to the beast,|which had the wound|by a sword, and did|live.|13:15 And he had|power to give life unto|the image of the
R	Tbeast, that the image|of the beast should|both speak, and cause|that as many as would|not worship the image|of the beast should|be killed.|13:16 And he causeth|all, both small and|great, rich and poor,|free and bond, to|receive a mark in|their right hand, or in|their foreheads:
R	T13:17 And that no man|might buy or sell, save|he that had the mark,|or the name of the|beast, or the number|of his name.|13:18 Here is wisdom.|Let him that hath|understanding count|the number of the|beast: for it is the|number of a man; and|his number is Six|hundred threescore
R	Tand six.||14:1 And I looked, and,|lo, a Lamb stood on|the mount Sion, and|with him an hundred|forty and four|thousand, having his|Father's name written|in their foreheads.|14:2 And I heard a|voice from heaven, as|the voice of many|waters, and as the
R	Tvoice of a great|thunder: and I heard|the voice of harpers|harping with their|harps:|14:3 And they sung as|it were a new song|before the throne,|and before the four|beasts, and the|elders: and no man|could learn that song|but the hundred and|forty and four
R	Tthousand, which were|redeemed from the|earth.|14:4 These are they|which were not defiled|with women; for they|are virgins. These are|they which follow the|Lamb whithersoever|he goeth. These were|redeemed from among|men, being the|firstfruits unto God|and to the Lamb.
R	T14:5 And in their mouth|was found no guile:|for they are without|fault before the|throne of God.|14:6 And I saw|another angel fly in|the midst of heaven,|having the everlasting|gospel to preach unto|them that dwell on the|earth, and to every|nation, and kindred,|and tongue, and
R	Tpeople,|14:7 Saying with a loud|voice, Fear God, and|give glory to him; for|the hour of his|judgment is come: and|worship him that made|heaven, and earth,|and the sea, and the|fountains of waters.|14:8 And there|followed another|angel, saying, Babylon|is fallen, is fallen, that
R	Tgreat city, because|she made all nations|drink of the wine of|the wrath of her|fornication.|14:9 And the third|angel followed them,|saying with a loud|voice, If any man|worship the beast and|his image, and receive|his mark in his|forehead, or in his|hand,
R	T14:10 The same shall|drink of the wine of|the wrath of God,|which is poured out|without mixture into|the cup of his|indignation; and he|shall be tormented|with fire and|brimstone in the|presence of the holy|angels, and in the|presence of the Lamb:|14:11 And the smoke
R	Tof their torment|ascendeth up for|ever and ever: and|they have no rest day|nor night, who worship|the beast and his|image, and whosoever|receiveth the mark of|his name.|14:12 Here is the|patience of the saints:|here are they that|keep the|commandments of God,
R	Tand the faith of|Jesus.|14:13 And I heard a|voice from heaven|saying unto me, Write,|Blessed are the dead|which die in the Lord|from henceforth: Yea,|saith the Spirit, that|they may rest from|their labours; and|their works do follow|them.|14:14 And I looked,
R	Tand behold a white|cloud, and upon the|cloud one sat like|unto the Son of man,|having on his head a|golden crown, and in|his hand a sharp|sickle.|14:15 And another|angel came out of the|temple, crying with a|loud voice to him that|sat on the cloud,|Thrust in thy sickle,
R	Tand reap: for the time|is come for thee to|reap; for the harvest|of the earth is ripe.|14:16 And he that sat|on the cloud thrust in|his sickle on the|earth; and the earth|was reaped.|14:17 And another|angel came out of the|temple which is in|heaven, he also|having a sharp sickle.
R	T14:18 And another|angel came out from|the altar, which had|power over fire; and|cried with a loud cry|to him that had the|sharp sickle, saying,|Thrust in thy sharp|sickle, and gather the|clusters of the vine|of the earth; for her|grapes are fully ripe.|14:19 And the angel|thrust in his sickle
R	Tinto the earth, and|gathered the vine of|the earth, and cast it|into the great|winepress of the|wrath of God.|14:20 And the|winepress was|trodden without the|city, and blood came|out of the winepress,|even unto the horse|bridles, by the space|of a thousand and six
R	Thundred furlongs.||15:1 And I saw|another sign in|heaven, great and|marvellous, seven|angels having the|seven last plagues;|for in them is filled up|the wrath of God.|15:2 And I saw as it|were a sea of glass|mingled with fire: and|them that had gotten
R	Tthe victory over the|beast, and over his|image, and over his|mark, and over the|number of his name,|stand on the sea of|glass, having the|harps of God.|15:3 And they sing the|song of Moses the|servant of God, and|the song of the Lamb,|saying, Great and|marvellous are thy
R	Tworks, Lord God|Almighty; just and|true are thy ways,|thou King of saints.|15:4 Who shall not|fear thee, O Lord, and|glorify thy name? for|thou only art holy:|for all nations shall|come and worship|before thee; for thy|judgments are made|manifest.|15:5 And after that I
R	Tlooked, and, behold,|the temple of the|tabernacle of the|testimony in heaven|was opened:|15:6 And the seven|angels came out of|the temple, having the|seven plagues,|clothed in pure and|white linen, and having|their breasts girded|with golden girdles.|15:7 And one of the
R	Tfour beasts gave|unto the seven angels|seven golden vials|full of the wrath of|God, who liveth for|ever and ever.|15:8 And the temple|was filled with smoke|from the glory of God,|and from his power;|and no man was able|to enter into the|temple, till the seven|plagues of the seven
R	Tangels were fulfilled.||16:1 And I heard a|great voice out of the|temple saying to the|seven angels, Go your|ways, and pour out|the vials of the wrath|of God upon the|earth.|16:2 And the first|went, and poured out|his vial upon the|earth; and there fell
R	Ta noisome and|grievous sore upon|the men which had the|mark of the beast, and|upon them which|worshipped his image.|16:3 And the second|angel poured out his|vial upon the sea; and|it became as the blood|of a dead man: and|every living soul died|in the sea.|16:4 And the third
R	Tangel poured out his|vial upon the rivers|and fountains of|waters; and they|became blood.|16:5 And I heard the|angel of the waters|say, Thou art|righteous, O Lord,|which art, and wast,|and shalt be, because|thou hast judged|thus.|16:6 For they have
R	Tshed the blood of|saints and prophets,|and thou hast given|them blood to drink;|for they are worthy.|16:7 And I heard|another out of the|altar say, Even so,|Lord God Almighty,|true and righteous|are thy judgments.|16:8 And the fourth|angel poured out his|vial upon the sun; and
R	Tpower was given unto|him to scorch men with|fire.|16:9 And men were|scorched with great|heat, and blasphemed|the name of God, which|hath power over|these plagues: and|they repented not to|give him glory.|16:10 And the fifth|angel poured out his|vial upon the seat of
R	Tthe beast; and his|kingdom was full of|darkness; and they|gnawed their tongues|for pain,|16:11 And blasphemed|the God of heaven|because of their|pains and their sores,|and repented not of|their deeds.|16:12 And the sixth|angel poured out his|vial upon the great
R	Triver Euphrates; and|the water thereof was|dried up, that the way|of the kings of the|east might be|prepared.|16:13 And I saw three|unclean spirits like|frogs come out of the|mouth of the dragon,|and out of the mouth|of the beast, and out|of the mouth of the|false prophet.
R	T16:14 For they are|the spirits of devils,|working miracles, which|go forth unto the|kings of the earth and|of the whole world, to|gather them to the|battle of that great|day of God Almighty.|16:15 Behold, I come|as a thief. Blessed is|he that watcheth, and|keepeth his garments,|lest he walk naked,
R	Tand they see his|shame.|16:16 And he gathered|them together into a|place called in the|Hebrew tongue|Armageddon.|16:17 And the seventh|angel poured out his|vial into the air; and|there came a great|voice out of the|temple of heaven,|from the throne,
R	Tsaying, It is done.|16:18 And there were|voices, and thunders,|and lightnings; and|there was a great|earthquake, such as|was not since men|were upon the earth,|so mighty an|earthquake, and so|great.|16:19 And the great|city was divided into|three parts, and the
R	Tcities of the nations|fell: and great|Babylon came in|remembrance before|God, to give unto her|the cup of the wine of|the fierceness of his|wrath.|16:20 And every|island fled away, and|the mountains were|not found.|16:21 And there fell|upon men a great hail
R	Tout of heaven, every|stone about the weight|of a talent: and men|blasphemed God|because of the plague|of the hail; for the|plague thereof was|exceeding great.||17:1 And there came|one of the seven|angels which had the|seven vials, and|talked with me, saying
R	Tunto me, Come hither; I|will shew unto thee the|judgment of the great|whore that sitteth|upon many waters:|17:2 With whom the|kings of the earth|have committed|fornication, and the|inhabitants of the|earth have been made|drunk with the wine of|her fornication.|17:3 So he carried me
R	Taway in the spirit into|the wilderness: and I|saw a woman sit upon|a scarlet coloured|beast, full of names|of blasphemy, having|seven heads and ten|horns.|17:4 And the woman|was arrayed in purple|and scarlet colour,|and decked with gold|and precious stones|and pearls, having a
R	Tgolden cup in her|hand full of|abominations and|filthiness of her|fornication:|17:5 And upon her|forehead was a name|written, MYSTERY,|BABYLON THE GREAT,|THE MOTHER OF|HARLOTS AND|ABOMINATIONS OF THE|EARTH.|17:6 And I saw the
R	Twoman drunken with|the blood of the|saints, and with the|blood of the martyrs|of Jesus: and when I|saw her, I wondered|with great admiration.|17:7 And the angel|said unto me,|Wherefore didst thou|marvel? I will tell thee|the mystery of the|woman, and of the|beast that carrieth
R	Ther, which hath the|seven heads and ten|horns.|17:8 The beast that|thou sawest was, and|is not; and shall|ascend out of the|bottomless pit, and go|into perdition: and|they that dwell on the|earth shall wonder,|whose names were not|written in the book of|life from the
R	Tfoundation of the|world, when they|behold the beast that|was, and is not, and|yet is.|17:9 And here is the|mind which hath wisdom.|The seven heads are|seven mountains, on|which the woman|sitteth.|17:10 And there are|seven kings: five are|fallen, and one is, and
R	Tthe other is not yet|come; and when he|cometh, he must|continue a short|space.|17:11 And the beast|that was, and is not,|even he is the eighth,|and is of the seven,|and goeth into|perdition.|17:12 And the ten|horns which thou|sawest are ten kings,
R	Twhich have received|no kingdom as yet; but|receive power as|kings one hour with|the beast.|17:13 These have one|mind, and shall give|their power and|strength unto the|beast.|17:14 These shall|make war with the|Lamb, and the Lamb|shall overcome them:
R	Tfor he is Lord of|lords, and King of|kings: and they that|are with him are|called, and chosen,|and faithful.|17:15 And he saith|unto me, The waters|which thou sawest,|where the whore|sitteth, are peoples,|and multitudes, and|nations, and tongues.|17:16 And the ten
R	Thorns which thou|sawest upon the|beast, these shall|hate the whore, and|shall make her|desolate and naked,|and shall eat her|flesh, and burn her|with fire.|17:17 For God hath|put in their hearts to|fulfil his will, and to|agree, and give their|kingdom unto the
R	Tbeast, until the words|of God shall be|fulfilled.|17:18 And the woman|which thou sawest is|that great city, which|reigneth over the|kings of the earth.||18:1 And after these|things I saw another|angel come down from|heaven, having great|power; and the earth
R	Twas lightened with his|glory.|18:2 And he cried|mightily with a strong|voice, saying, Babylon|the great is fallen, is|fallen, and is become|the habitation of|devils, and the hold of|every foul spirit, and|a cage of every|unclean and hateful|bird.|18:3 For all nations
R	Thave drunk of the|wine of the wrath of|her fornication, and|the kings of the earth|have committed|fornication with her,|and the merchants of|the earth are waxed|rich through the|abundance of her|delicacies.|18:4 And I heard|another voice from|heaven, saying, Come
R	Tout of her, my people,|that ye be not|partakers of her sins,|and that ye receive|not of her plagues.|18:5 For her sins|have reached unto|heaven, and God hath|remembered her|iniquities.|18:6 Reward her even|as she rewarded you,|and double unto her|double according to
R	Ther works: in the cup|which she hath filled|fill to her double.|18:7 How much she|hath glorified herself,|and lived deliciously,|so much torment and|sorrow give her: for|she saith in her heart,|I sit a queen, and am|no widow, and shall|see no sorrow.|18:8 Therefore shall|her plagues come in
R	Tone day, death, and|mourning, and famine;|and she shall be|utterly burned with|fire: for strong is the|Lord God who judgeth|her.|18:9 And the kings of|the earth, who have|committed fornication|and lived deliciously|with her, shall bewail|her, and lament for|her, when they shall
R	Tsee the smoke of her|burning,|18:10 Standing afar|off for the fear of|her torment, saying,|Alas, alas that great|city Babylon, that|mighty city! for in one|hour is thy judgment|come.|18:11 And the|merchants of the|earth shall weep and|mourn over her; for
R	Tno man buyeth their|merchandise any more:|18:12 The merchandise|of gold, and silver,|and precious stones,|and of pearls, and|fine linen, and purple,|and silk, and scarlet,|and all thyine wood,|and all manner|vessels of ivory, and|all manner vessels of|most precious wood,|and of brass, and
R	Tiron, and marble,|18:13 And cinnamon,|and odours, and|ointments, and|frankincense, and|wine, and oil, and fine|flour, and wheat, and|beasts, and sheep,|and horses, and|chariots, and slaves,|and souls of men.|18:14 And the fruits|that thy soul lusted|after are departed
R	Tfrom thee, and all|things which were|dainty and goodly are|departed from thee,|and thou shalt find|them no more at all.|18:15 The merchants|of these things, which|were made rich by|her, shall stand afar|off for the fear of|her torment, weeping|and wailing,|18:16 And saying, Alas,
R	Talas that great city,|that was clothed in|fine linen, and purple,|and scarlet, and|decked with gold, and|precious stones, and|pearls!|18:17 For in one hour|so great riches is|come to nought. And|every shipmaster, and|all the company in|ships, and sailors, and|as many as trade by
R	Tsea, stood afar off,|18:18 And cried when|they saw the smoke of|her burning, saying,|What city is like unto|this great city!|18:19 And they cast|dust on their heads,|and cried, weeping and|wailing, saying, Alas,|alas that great city,|wherein were made|rich all that had ships|in the sea by reason
R	Tof her costliness! for|in one hour is she|made desolate.|18:20 Rejoice over|her, thou heaven, and|ye holy apostles and|prophets; for God|hath avenged you on|her.|18:21 And a mighty|angel took up a stone|like a great millstone,|and cast it into the|sea, saying, Thus with
R	Tviolence shall that|great city Babylon be|thrown down, and shall|be found no more at|all.|18:22 And the voice of|harpers, and|musicians, and of|pipers, and|trumpeters, shall be|heard no more at all|in thee; and no|craftsman, of|whatsoever craft he
R	Tbe, shall be found any|more in thee; and the|sound of a millstone|shall be heard no|more at all in thee;|18:23 And the light of|a candle shall shine|no more at all in thee;|and the voice of the|bridegroom and of the|bride shall be heard|no more at all in thee:|for thy merchants|were the great men of
R	Tthe earth; for by thy|sorceries were all|nations deceived.|18:24 And in her was|found the blood of|prophets, and of|saints, and of all that|were slain upon the|earth.||19:1 And after these|things I heard a great|voice of much people|in heaven, saying,
R	TAlleluia; Salvation, and|glory, and honour,|and power, unto the|Lord our God:|19:2 For true and|righteous are his|judgments: for he|hath judged the great|whore, which did|corrupt the earth with|her fornication, and|hath avenged the|blood of his servants|at her hand.
R	T19:3 And again they|said, Alleluia. And her|smoke rose up for|ever and ever.|19:4 And the four and|twenty elders and the|four beasts fell down|and worshipped God|that sat on the|throne, saying, Amen;|Alleluia.|19:5 And a voice came|out of the throne,|saying, Praise our
R	TGod, all ye his|servants, and ye that|fear him, both small|and great.|19:6 And I heard as it|were the voice of a|great multitude, and|as the voice of many|waters, and as the|voice of mighty|thunderings, saying,|Alleluia: for the Lord|God omnipotent|reigneth.
R	T19:7 Let us be glad|and rejoice, and give|honour to him: for the|marriage of the Lamb|is come, and his wife|hath made herself|ready.|19:8 And to her was|granted that she|should be arrayed in|fine linen, clean and|white: for the fine|linen is the|righteousness of
R	Tsaints.|19:9 And he saith unto|me, Write, Blessed are|they which are called|unto the marriage|supper of the Lamb.|And he saith unto me,|These are the true|sayings of God.|19:10 And I fell at his|feet to worship him.|And he said unto me,|See thou do it not: I|am thy fellowservant,
R	Tand of thy brethren|that have the|testimony of Jesus:|worship God: for the|testimony of Jesus is|the spirit of|prophecy.|19:11 And I saw|heaven opened, and|behold a white horse;|and he that sat upon|him was called Faithful|and True, and in|righteousness he doth
R	Tjudge and make war.|19:12 His eyes were|as a flame of fire, and|on his head were many|crowns; and he had a|name written, that no|man knew, but he|himself.|19:13 And he was|clothed with a vesture|dipped in blood: and|his name is called The|Word of God.|19:14 And the armies
R	Twhich were in heaven|followed him upon|white horses, clothed|in fine linen, white and|clean.|19:15 And out of his|mouth goeth a sharp|sword, that with it he|should smite the|nations: and he shall|rule them with a rod|of iron: and he|treadeth the|winepress of the
R	Tfierceness and wrath|of Almighty God.|19:16 And he hath on|his vesture and on his|thigh a name written,|KING OF KINGS, AND|LORD OF LORDS.|19:17 And I saw an|angel standing in the|sun; and he cried with|a loud voice, saying to|all the fowls that fly|in the midst of heaven,|Come and gather
R	Tyourselves together|unto the supper of|the great God;|19:18 That ye may eat|the flesh of kings, and|the flesh of captains,|and the flesh of|mighty men, and the|flesh of horses, and|of them that sit on|them, and the flesh of|all men, both free and|bond, both small and|great.
R	T19:19 And I saw the|beast, and the kings|of the earth, and|their armies, gathered|together to make war|against him that sat on|the horse, and against|his army.|19:20 And the beast|was taken, and with him|the false prophet that|wrought miracles|before him, with which|he deceived them that
R	Thad received the mark|of the beast, and them|that worshipped his|image. These both|were cast alive into a|lake of fire burning|with brimstone.|19:21 And the remnant|were slain with the|sword of him that sat|upon the horse, which|sword proceeded out|of his mouth: and all|the fowls were filled
R	Twith their flesh.||20:1 And I saw an|angel come down from|heaven, having the|key of the bottomless|pit and a great chain|in his hand.|20:2 And he laid hold|on the dragon, that|old serpent, which is|the Devil, and Satan,|and bound him a|thousand years,
R	T20:3 And cast him into|the bottomless pit, and|shut him up, and set a|seal upon him, that he|should deceive the|nations no more, till|the thousand years|should be fulfilled:|and after that he|must be loosed a little|season.|20:4 And I saw|thrones, and they sat|upon them, and
R	Tjudgment was given|unto them: and I saw|the souls of them that|were beheaded for|the witness of Jesus,|and for the word of|God, and which had not|worshipped the beast,|neither his image,|neither had received|his mark upon their|foreheads, or in their|hands; and they lived|and reigned with
R	TChrist a thousand|years.|20:5 But the rest of|the dead lived not|again until the|thousand years were|finished. This is the|first resurrection.|20:6 Blessed and holy|is he that hath part in|the first|resurrection: on such|the second death hath|no power, but they
R	Tshall be priests of|God and of Christ, and|shall reign with him a|thousand years.|20:7 And when the|thousand years are|expired, Satan shall|be loosed out of his|prison,|20:8 And shall go out|to deceive the nations|which are in the four|quarters of the|earth, Gog, and Magog,
R	Tto gather them|together to battle: the|number of whom is as|the sand of the sea.|20:9 And they went up|on the breadth of the|earth, and compassed|the camp of the saints|about, and the|beloved city: and fire|came down from God|out of heaven, and|devoured them.|20:10 And the devil
R	Tthat deceived them|was cast into the lake|of fire and brimstone,|where the beast and|the false prophet are,|and shall be|tormented day and|night for ever and|ever.|20:11 And I saw a|great white throne,|and him that sat on it,|from whose face the|earth and the heaven
R	Tfled away; and there|was found no place|for them.|20:12 And I saw the|dead, small and great,|stand before God; and|the books were|opened: and another|book was opened,|which is the book of|life: and the dead|were judged out of|those things which|were written in the
R	Tbooks, according to|their works.|20:13 And the sea|gave up the dead|which were in it; and|death and hell|delivered up the dead|which were in them:|and they were judged|every man according|to their works.|20:14 And death and|hell were cast into the|lake of fire. This is
R	Tthe second death.|20:15 And whosoever|was not found written|in the book of life was|cast into the lake of|fire.||21:1 And I saw a new|heaven and a new|earth: for the first|heaven and the first|earth were passed|away; and there was|no more sea.
R	T21:2 And I John saw|the holy city, new|Jerusalem, coming|down from God out of|heaven, prepared as|a bride adorned for|her husband.|21:3 And I heard a|great voice out of|heaven saying, Behold,|the tabernacle of God|is with men, and he will|dwell with them, and|they shall be his
R	Tpeople, and God|himself shall be with|them, and be their God.|21:4 And God shall|wipe away all tears|from their eyes; and|there shall be no|more death, neither|sorrow, nor crying,|neither shall there be|any more pain: for the|former things are|passed away.|21:5 And he that sat
R	Tupon the throne said,|Behold, I make all|things new. And he|said unto me, Write:|for these words are|true and faithful.|21:6 And he said unto|me, It is done. I am|Alpha and Omega, the|beginning and the end.|I will give unto him that|is athirst of the|fountain of the water|of life freely.
R	T21:7 He that|overcometh shall|inherit all things; and I|will be his God, and he|shall be my son.|21:8 But the fearful,|and unbelieving, and|the abominable, and|murderers, and|whoremongers, and|sorcerers, and|idolaters, and all liars,|shall have their part|in the lake which
R	Tburneth with fire and|brimstone: which is the|second death.|21:9 And there came|unto me one of the|seven angels which|had the seven vials|full of the seven last|plagues, and talked|with me, saying, Come|hither, I will shew thee|the bride, the Lamb's|wife.|21:10 And he carried
R	Tme away in the spirit|to a great and high|mountain, and shewed|me that great city, the|holy Jerusalem,|descending out of|heaven from God,|21:11 Having the glory|of God: and her light|was like unto a stone|most precious, even|like a jasper stone,|clear as crystal;|21:12 And had a wall
R	Tgreat and high, and|had twelve gates, and|at the gates twelve|angels, and names|written thereon, which|are the names of the|twelve tribes of the|children of Israel:|21:13 On the east|three gates; on the|north three gates; on|the south three gates;|and on the west three|gates.
R	T21:14 And the wall of|the city had twelve|foundations, and in|them the names of the|twelve apostles of the|Lamb.|21:15 And he that|talked with me had a|golden reed to|measure the city, and|the gates thereof,|and the wall thereof.|21:16 And the city|lieth foursquare, and
R	Tthe length is as large|as the breadth: and|he measured the city|with the reed, twelve|thousand furlongs.|The length and the|breadth and the|height of it are equal.|21:17 And he|measured the wall|thereof, an hundred|and forty and four|cubits, according to|the measure of a man,
R	Tthat is, of the angel.|21:18 And the building|of the wall of it was|of jasper: and the|city was pure gold,|like unto clear glass.|21:19 And the|foundations of the|wall of the city were|garnished with all|manner of precious|stones. The first|foundation was|jasper; the second,
R	Tsapphire; the third, a|chalcedony; the|fourth, an emerald;|21:20 The fifth,|sardonyx; the sixth,|sardius; the seventh,|chrysolyte; the eighth,|beryl; the ninth, a|topaz; the tenth, a|chrysoprasus; the|eleventh, a jacinth;|the twelfth, an|amethyst.|21:21 And the twelve
R	Tgates were twelve|pearls: every several|gate was of one pearl:|and the street of the|city was pure gold, as|it were transparent|glass.|21:22 And I saw no|temple therein: for the|Lord God Almighty and|the Lamb are the|temple of it.|21:23 And the city had|no need of the sun,
R	Tneither of the moon,|to shine in it: for the|glory of God did|lighten it, and the|Lamb is the light|thereof.|21:24 And the nations|of them which are|saved shall walk in the|light of it: and the|kings of the earth do|bring their glory and|honour into it.|21:25 And the gates
R	Tof it shall not be shut|at all by day: for|there shall be no|night there.|21:26 And they shall|bring the glory and|honour of the nations|into it.|21:27 And there shall|in no wise enter into it|any thing that defileth,|neither whatsoever|worketh abomination,|or maketh a lie: but
R	Tthey which are written|in the Lamb's book of|life.||22:1 And he shewed me|a pure river of water|of life, clear as|crystal, proceeding|out of the throne of|God and of the Lamb.|22:2 In the midst of|the street of it, and|on either side of the|river, was there the
R	Ttree of life, which|bare twelve manner of|fruits, and yielded her|fruit every month: and|the leaves of the tree|were for the healing|of the nations.|22:3 And there shall|be no more curse: but|the throne of God and|of the Lamb shall be|in it; and his servants|shall serve him:|22:4 And they shall
R	Tsee his face; and his|name shall be in their|foreheads.|22:5 And there shall|be no night there; and|they need no candle,|neither light of the|sun; for the Lord God|giveth them light: and|they shall reign for|ever and ever.|22:6 And he said unto|me, These sayings are|faithful and true: and
R	Tthe Lord God of the|holy prophets sent|his angel to shew unto|his servants the|things which must|shortly be done.|22:7 Behold, I come|quickly: blessed is he|that keepeth the|sayings of the|prophecy of this book.|22:8 And I John saw|these things, and|heard them. And when
R	TI had heard and seen,|I fell down to worship|before the feet of|the angel which|shewed me these|things.|22:9 Then saith he|unto me, See thou do it|not: for I am thy|fellowservant, and of|thy brethren the|prophets, and of them|which keep the|sayings of this book:
R	Tworship God.|22:10 And he saith|unto me, Seal not the|sayings of the|prophecy of this book:|for the time is at|hand.|22:11 He that is|unjust, let him be|unjust still: and he|which is filthy, let him|be filthy still: and he|that is righteous, let|him be righteous still:
R	Tand he that is holy, let|him be holy still.|22:12 And, behold, I|come quickly; and my|reward is with me, to|give every man|according as his work|shall be.|22:13 I am Alpha and|Omega, the beginning|and the end, the first|and the last.|22:14 Blessed are|they that do his
R	Tcommandments, that|they may have right to|the tree of life, and|may enter in through|the gates into the city.|22:15 For without are|dogs, and sorcerers,|and whoremongers,|and murderers, and|idolaters, and|whosoever loveth and|maketh a lie.|22:16 I Jesus have|sent mine angel to
R	Ttestify unto you these|things in the|churches. I am the|root and the|offspring of David,|and the bright and|morning star.|22:17 And the Spirit|and the bride say,|Come. And let him that|heareth say, Come.|And let him that is|athirst come. And|whosoever will, let him
R	Ttake the water of life|freely.|22:18 For I testify|unto every man that|heareth the words of|the prophecy of this|book, If any man shall|add unto these things,|God shall add unto him|the plagues that are|written in this book:|22:19 And if any man|shall take away from|the words of the book
R	Tof this prophecy, God|shall take away his|part out of the book|of life, and out of the|holy city, and from the|things which are|written in this book.|22:20 He which|testifieth these things|saith, Surely I come|quickly. Amen. Even so,|come, Lord Jesus.|22:21 The grace of|our Lord Jesus Christ
R	Tbe with you all. Amen.
