And

he went out

from thence

And

came

into

 

country

him

And

follow

him

 

disciples

him

And

are wrought

when the sabbath day

he began

in

 

the synagogue

to teach

And

many

hearing

him were astonished

saying

From whence

hath this

man these things

And

what

 

wisdom

 

is this which is given

his

that

And

mighty works

such

by

 

hands

his

are wrought

not

this

Is

 

the carpenter

 

the son

of Mary

the brother

 

of James

And

 

And

of Juda

And

Simon

And

not

are

 

sisters

him

here

with

us

And

they were offended

at

him

said

But

unto them

 

Jesus

 

not

is

A prophet

without honour

 

 

among

 

country

unto them

and

among

 

his own kin

and

among

 

house

unto them

And

he could

 

there

no

mighty work

do

 

 

upon a few

sick folk

that he laid

 

his hands

and healed

And

he marvelled

because

 

unbelief

of their

And

he went

 

the villages

round about

teaching

And

he called

 

unto him the twelve

And

began

them

forth

and two

and two

And

gave

them

power over

 

spirits

 

unclean

And

commanded

them

that

nothing

they should take

for

their journey

 

no

a staff

only

no

scrip

no

bread

no

for

 

their purse

money

But

be shod

with sandals

and

not

put on

two

coats

And

he said

unto them

In what place soever

 

ye enter

into

an house

there

abide

till

 

ye depart

from that place

And

whosoever

 

not

receive

you

nor

hear

you

when ye depart

thence

shake off

 

the dust

 

under

 

feet

you

for

a testimony

against them

Verily

I say

unto you

more tolerable

It shall be

for Sodom

and

Gomorrha

in

the day

of judgment

and

 

city

for that

And

they went out

and preached

that

men should repent

And

devils

many

they cast out

And

anointed

with oil

many

that were sick

And

healed

And

heard

 

king

Herod

spread abroad

of him (for

was

 

name

him

And

he said

That

John

 

the Baptist

from

the dead

was risen

And

therefore

 

do shew forth themselves

 

mighty works

in

him

Others

said

That

Elias

it is

Others

And

said

That

a prophet

it is

or

as

one of

 

a prophet

heard

But

 

when Herod

thereof he said

whom

 

I

beheaded

John

It

is

he

is risen

from

the dead

her

For

 

Herod

had sent forth

and laid hold

 

upon John

and

bound

her

in

 

prison

for

Herodias

 

wife

Philip's

 

brother

her

for

her

he had married

had said

For

 

John

 

unto Herod

 

not

It is

for thee

to have

 

wife

 

brother's

thy

 

Therefore

Herodias

had a quarrel

against him

and

would

against him

have killed

and

not

she could

 

For

Herod

feared

 

John

knowing

him

man

was a just

and

an holy

and

observed

him

and

heard

him

many things

he did

and

gladly

him

heard

And

was come

day

when a convenient

that

Herod

 

birthday

 

a supper

made

 

lords

 

And

 

high captains

And

 

chief

 

estates of Galilee

And

came in

 

when the daughter

of the said

 

Herodias

And

danced

And

pleased

 

Herod

And

 

them that sat with him

said

 

the king

 

unto the damsel

Ask

of me

 

whatsoever

thou wilt

And

I will give

it thee

And

he sware

unto her

Whatsoever

 

 

of me

thou shalt ask

I will give

it thee

unto

the half

 

kingdom

of my

 

And

she went forth

and said

 

mother

 

What

shall I ask

 

And

and said

 

The head

of John

 

the Baptist

And

she came in

straightway

with

haste

unto

 

the king

and asked

saying

I will

that

me

thou give

by and by

in

a charger

 

the head

of John

 

the Baptist

And

exceeding sorry

was

for their sakes which

the king

yet for

for their sakes which

his oath's sake

And

for their sakes which

sat with him

not

he would

her

reject

And

immediately

sent

 

the king

an executioner

and commanded

to be brought

 

head

him

 

and

he went

and beheaded

him

in

 

the prison

And

brought

 

head

his

in

a charger

And

gave

his

 

the damsel

And

 

the damsel

gave

his

 

mother

his

And

heard

 

disciples

his

of it they came

And

took up

 

corpse

his

And

laid

his

in

 

a tomb

And

gathered themselves together

 

the apostles

unto

 

Jesus

And

told

him

all things

And

what

they had done

And

what

they had taught

And

he said

unto them

Come

ye

unto them

apart

 

into

a desert

place

And

rest

a while

there were

for

 

coming

And

 

going

many

And

so much as

to eat

leisure

And

they departed

into

a desert

place

 

by ship

privately

 

And

saw

him

departing

 

the people

And

knew

him

many

And

afoot

out of

all

 

cities

ran

thither

And

outwent

him

And

came together

unto

him

And

when he came out

saw

 

Jesus

many things

people

And

was moved with compassion

toward

them

because

they were

as

sheep

not

having

a shepherd

And

he began

to teach

them

many things

And

now

the time

far spent

was

came

his

 

disciples

his

and said

 

a desert

This is

 

place

And

now

the time

far spent

Send

them

that

they may go

into

 

round about

the country

and

into the villages

and buy

themselves

bread

nothing

for

to eat

 

they have

 

and

He answered

said

them

Give

them

ye

to eat

And

they say

them

Shall we go

and buy

two hundred

pennyworth

of bread

And

Give

them

to eat

 

 

He saith

unto them

How many

loaves

have ye

go

And

see

And

when they knew

He saith

Five

And

two

fishes

And

he commanded

them

sit down

all

by companies

by companies

upon

 

the green

grass

And

they sat down

in ranks

in ranks

by

hundreds

And

by

fifties

And

when he had taken

 

the five

loaves

And

 

the two

fishes

he looked up

to

 

heaven

and blessed

And

brake

 

loaves

And

gave

 

disciples

them

to

set before

them

And

 

the two

fishes

divided he

among them all

And

eat

all

And

were filled

And

they took up

of the fragments

twelve

baskets

full

And

of

 

the fishes

And

were

 

they that did eat

 

of the loaves

about

five thousand

men

And

straightway

he constrained

 

disciples

he

to get

into

 

the ship

And

before

into

 

the other side

unto

Bethsaida

while

he

sent away

 

the people

And

away

them

he departed

into

 

a mountain

to pray

And

when even

was come

was

 

the ship

in

the midst

 

of the sea

And

he

alone

on

 

the land

And

he saw

them

toiling

in

 

rowing

was

for

 

the wind

contrary

them

And

about

the fourth

watch

 

of the night

he cometh

unto

them

walking

upon

 

the sea

And

would

have passed by

them

 

But

when they saw

him

walking

upon

 

the sea

they supposed

a spirit

it had been

and

cried out

they all

For

him

saw

And

were troubled

And

immediately

he talked

with

him

And

saith

him

Be of good cheer

I

it is

not

afraid

And

he went up

unto

them

into

 

the ship

And

ceased

 

the wind

And

they were sore

beyond

measure

in

themselves

amazed

And

wondered

not

For

they considered

the miracle of

 

the loaves

was

For

 

heart

their

hardened

And

when they had passed over

they came

into

 

the land

of Gennesaret

And

drew to the shore

And

when they were come

him

out of

 

the ship

straightway

they knew

him

And ran through

whole

 

region round about

that

and began

in

 

beds

 

sick

those that were

to carry about

where

they heard

he was

 

 

And

whithersoever

as

he entered

into

villages

or

cities

or

country

in

 

the streets

they laid

 

the sick

And

besought

him

that

if

 

the border

 

garment

him

they might touch

And

as many

as

they might touch

him

were made whole