And

again

he began

to teach

by

 

the sea

And

there was gathered

by

him

multitude

a great

so that

him

he entered

into

 

a ship

and sat

in

 

the sea

And

the whole

 

multitude

by

 

the sea

on

 

the land

was

And

he taught

them

by

parables

many things

And

said

them

by

 

doctrine

them

Hearken

Behold

there went out

 

a sower

 

a sower

And

it came to pass

as

 

he sowed

some

 

fell

by

 

the way side

And

came

 

the fowls

 

of the air

And

devoured

it

some

And

fell

on

 

stony ground

where

not

it had

earth

much

and

immediately

it sprang up

because

 

no

it had

depth

earth

the sun

But

was up

it was scorched

and

because

 

no

it had

root

it withered away

And

some

fell

among

 

the thorns

And

grew up

 

the thorns

And

choked

it

And

fruit

no

it yielded

And

other

fell

on

 

ground

 

good

And

did yield

fruit

that sprang up

And

increased

And

brought forth

 

thirty

And

 

sixty

And

 

an hundred

And

he said

unto them

 

He that hath

ears

let him hear

let him hear

when

And

he was

alone

asked

of him

 

they that were about

of him

him with

 

the twelve

 

the parable

And

he said

unto them

Unto you

it is given

to know

 

the mystery

 

of the kingdom

 

of God

unto them

but

 

that are without

in

parables

 

all these things

are done

That

seeing

seeing

and

not

perceive

and

hearing

hearing

and

not

understand

lest at any time

they should be converted

and

should be forgiven

them

 

their sins

And

he said

unto them

not

Know ye

 

parable

 

And

how then

all

 

parable

will ye know

 

The sower

 

the word

The sower

these

And

are they

 

by

 

the way side

where

is sown

 

the word

and

when

they have heard

immediately

cometh

 

Satan

and

taketh away

 

the word

 

is sown

in

 

hearts

their

And

these

are they

likewise

 

on

 

stony ground

which are sown

who

when

they have heard

 

the word

immediately

with

gladness

receive

it

And

no

have

root

in

themselves

and

but for a time

so endure

afterward

ariseth

when affliction

 

or persecution

for

 

the word's sake

immediately

they are offended

And

such as

are

 

among

 

thorns

sown

such as

are

 

 

the word

hear

And

 

the cares

 

world

of this

And

 

the deceitfulness

 

of riches

And

 

of

 

other things

the lusts

entering in

choke

 

the word

And

unfruitful

it becometh

And

these

are

 

on

 

ground

 

good

they which are sown

such as

hear

 

the word

And

receive

And

bring forth fruit

 

thirtyfold

And

 

sixty

And

 

an hundred

And

he said

unto them

Is

 

a candle

brought

to

under

 

a bushel

be put

or

under

 

a bed

and not

to

on

 

a candlestick

be set

nothing

For

there is

 

hid

which

 

 

be manifested

neither

any thing kept

secret

but

that

abroad

 

it should come

 

 

have

ears

let him hear

let him hear

And

he said

unto them

Take heed

what

that hear

with

what

measure

it shall be measured

it shall be measured

to you

And

shall more be given

to you

 

that hear

he that

For

 

hath

shall be given

him

and

he that

not

hath

and

he that

hath

shall be taken

from

him

And

he said

So

is

 

the kingdom

 

of God

as

if

a man

should cast

 

seed

into

 

the ground

And

should sleep

And

rise

night

And

day

And

 

the seed

should spring

And

grow up

how

not

knoweth

he

of herself

For

 

the earth

bringeth forth fruit

first

the blade

after that

the ear

after that

the full

corn

in

 

the ear

when

But

is brought forth

 

the fruit

immediately

he putteth in

 

the sickle

because

is come

 

the harvest

And

he said

Whereunto

shall we liken

 

the kingdom

 

of God

or

with

what

comparison

shall we compare

it

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

But

when

it is sown

it groweth up

But

becometh

all

 

herbs

greater than

But

shooteth out

branches

great

so that

may

under

 

the shadow

of it

 

the fowls

 

of the air

lodge

And

such

parables

with many

spake he

unto them

 

the word

as

they were able

to hear

without

But

a parable

he not

spake

unto them

 

when they were alone

But

 

disciples

unto them

he expounded

all things

And

he saith

unto them

the

same

 

day

when the even

was come

Let us pass over

unto

 

the other side

And

when they had sent away

 

the multitude

they took

him

even as

he was

in

 

the ship

And

other

And

little ships

he was

with

him

And

there arose

storm

of wind

a great

 

and

the waves

beat

into

 

the ship

so that

it

now

full

And

he was

him

in

 

the hinder part of the ship

in

 

a pillow

asleep

And

they awake

him

And

say

him

Master

not

carest

thou

that

we perish

And

he arose

and rebuked

 

the wind

And

said

 

unto the sea

Peace

be still

And

ceased

 

the wind

And

there was

calm

a great

And

he said

unto them

Why

fearful

are ye

so

how is it

no

that ye have

faith

And

they feared

exceedingly

 

And

said

to

another

What

manner of man

this

is

that

And

 

the wind

And

 

the sea

obey

him