it came to pass

And

on

sabbath

after the first

went

his

through

 

the corn fields

and

plucked

 

disciples

his

 

the ears of corn

and

did eat

rubbing

 

them in their hands

certain

And

 

of the Pharisees

said

unto them

Why

do ye

that which

not

is

do ye

on

 

the sabbath days

And

answering

them

him

said

they which

Jesus

not

this

Have ye

what

did

David

when

was an hungred

him

And

they which

with

him

were

How

he went

into

 

the house

 

of God

also

 

the shewbread

 

 

did take

also

eat

also

gave

also

 

to them that were with

him

which

not

it is

eat

 

 

alone

 

the priests

And

he said

unto them

That

Lord

is

 

the Son

 

of man

And

 

of the sabbath

it came to pass

And

also

on

another

sabbath

entered

that he

into

 

the synagogue

also

taught

also

was

there

a man

also

 

hand

that he

 

right

was

withered

watched

And

against him

 

the scribes

and

 

Pharisees

whether

on

 

the sabbath day

he would heal

that

they might find

an accusation

against him

their

And

he knew

which

thoughts

their

and

said

which

to the man

which

the withered

had

which

hand

Rise up

and

and stood forth

in

which

the midst

which

And

he arose

and stood forth

said

Then

 

Jesus

unto

them

I will ask

you

one thing

Is it lawful

 

on the sabbath days

to do good

or

to do evil

life

to save

or

to destroy

And

looking round about upon

all

his

he said

 

unto the man

Stretch forth

 

hand

thy

 

And

he did

so

And

was restored

 

hand

his

whole

as

 

the other

 

And

they were filled

with madness

and

communed

one with another

 

what

 

they might do

 

to Jesus

it came to pass

And

in

 

days

 

that he went out

into

 

a mountain

to pray

and

 

continued all night

in

 

prayer

 

to God

And

when

it was

day

he called

 

disciples

them

And

he chose

of

them

twelve

whom

And

apostles

he named

Simon

(whom

and

named

Peter

and

Andrew

 

brother

his

James

and

John

Philip

and

Bartholomew

Matthew

and

Thomas

James

the

the

son of Alphaeus

and

Simon

the

called

 

And Judas

the brother of James

also

And Judas

Iscariot

which

also

was

the traitor

And

he came down

with

him

and stood

in

 

the plain

And

the company

disciples

him

And

multitude

a great

 

of people

of

all

 

Judaea

And

Jerusalem

And

 

from the sea coast

of Tyre

And

Sidon

which

came

to hear

him

And

to be healed

of

 

diseases

him

And

 

they that were vexed

with

spirits

unclean

And

they were healed

And

the whole

 

multitude

sought

to touch

him

for

virtue

out

him

there went

And

healed

the whole

And

he

lifted up

 

eyes

he

on

 

disciples

he

and said

Blessed

 

be ye poor

for

yours

is

 

the kingdom

 

of God

Blessed

 

are ye that hunger

now

for

ye shall be filled

Blessed

 

are ye that weep

now

for

ye shall laugh

Blessed

are ye

when

shall hate

you

 

men

and

when

they shall separate

you

and

shall reproach

and

cast out

 

name

your

as

evil

sake

 

for the Son

 

men

Rejoice ye

in

that

 

day

and

leap for joy

behold

for

 

reward

your

is great

in

 

heaven

in

the like manner

for

did

 

unto the prophets

 

fathers

their

But

woe

unto you

 

that are rich

! for

ye have received

 

consolation

your

Woe

unto you

 

that are full

! for

ye shall hunger

Woe

unto you

 

that laugh

now

! for

ye shall mourn

and

weep

Woe

unto you

when

well

of you

shall speak

all

 

men

 

so

! for

did

 

to the false prophets

 

fathers

their

But

unto you

I say

to them which

hear

Love

to them which

enemies

your

good

do

to them which

hate

you

Bless

 

them that curse

you

and

pray

for

 

them which despitefully use

you

 

And unto him that smiteth

thee

on

 

the one cheek

offer

also

 

the other

also

him

 

that taketh away

thy

 

cloke

also

 

to take thy coat

not

forbid

to every man

 

 

that asketh

of thee

Give

and

of

 

him that taketh away

 

thy goods

them not

again

And

as

ye would

that

do

to you

 

men

And

ye

do

to them

likewise

For

if

love

 

love

you

what

ye

thank

have

For

for

 

sinners

 

love

them

love

And

if

to them which do good

 

to them which do good

to you

what

ye

thank

have

And

for

 

sinners

 

the same

also do

And

if

lend

to them of

whom

ye hope

again

what

ye

thank

have

And

for

 

sinners

sinners

lend

to

again

 

as much

But

love ye

 

enemies

your

and

do good

and

lend

for nothing

again

and

shall be

 

reward

your

great

and

shall be

the children

 

of the Highest

for

he

kind

is

unto

 

the unthankful

and

to the evil

Be ye

therefore

merciful

as

also

 

Father

your

merciful

is

and

not

Judge

and

 

not

Judge

not

be condemned

and

 

not

be condemned

forgive

and

forgive

Give

and

Give

to you

measure

good

pressed down

and

shaken together

and

running over

Give

into

 

bosom

your

 

For

with the same

measure

that

ye mete withal

again

to you

he spake

And

a parable

unto them

 

Can

the blind

the blind

lead

not

both

into

the ditch

fall

not

is

The disciple

above

 

master

his

that is perfect

but

every one

shall be

as

 

master

his

why

And

beholdest thou

 

the mote

 

that is in

 

eye

 

brother's

thy

 

And

the beam

 

that is in

 

thine own

eye

not

perceivest

Either

how

canst thou

say

 

Brother

thine

Brother

let me

cast out

 

the mote

 

that is in

 

eye

thine

thyself

 

that is in

 

eye

thine

the beam

not

beholdest

Thou hypocrite

cast out

first

 

the beam

out of

 

eye

thine

and

then

shalt thou see clearly

cast out

 

the mote

 

that is in

 

eye

 

Brother

thine

not

For

bringeth

tree

a good

bring forth

fruit

a corrupt

neither

tree

a corrupt

bring forth

fruit

a good

every

For

tree

by

 

his own

fruit

is known

men do not

For

by

thorns

gather

figs

nor

by

a bramble bush

gather they

grapes

 

A good

man

of

 

A good

treasure

 

heart

his

bringeth forth

 

A good

and

 

an evil

man

of

 

an evil

treasure

 

heart

his

bringeth forth

 

an evil

of

for

 

the abundance

 

heart

speaketh

 

mouth

his

why

And

me

call ye

Lord

Lord

and

not

do

the things which

I say

Whosoever

 

cometh

to

me

and

heareth

my

 

sayings

and

doeth

them

I will shew

you

to whom

he is

like

like

He is

a man

built

an house

which

digged

and

deep

and

laid

the foundation

on

 

a rock

when the flood

and

arose

beat vehemently

 

the stream

 

an house

upon that

and

not

could

shake

it

it was founded

for

on

 

a rock

 

But

he that heareth

and

not

doeth

like

is

a man

built

an house

upon

 

the earth

that without

a foundation

which

against

 

the stream

and

immediately

it fell

and

was

 

the ruin

 

an house

of that

great