Then

came together

unto

him

 

the Pharisees

Then

certain

 

of the scribes

which came

from

Jerusalem

And

when they saw

some

 

disciples

of his

with defiled

hands

 

 

with unwashen

eat

bread

they found fault

 

For

the Pharisees

and

all

 

the Jews

 

 

oft

they wash

 

their hands

not

eat

holding

 

the tradition

 

of the elders

And

when they come from

the market

 

 

they wash

not

they eat

And

other things

many

there be

which

they have received

to hold

as the washing

of cups

And

pots

And

brasen vessels

And

of tables

Then

asked

him

 

the Pharisees

and

 

scribes

Why

 

disciples

thy

not

walk

according

 

to the tradition

 

of the elders

but

with unwashen

hands

eat

 

bread

 

and

He answered

said

their

 

Well

prophesied

hath Esaias

of

you

 

hypocrites

as

it is written

This

 

people

 

with their lips

me

honoureth

 

and

heart

their

far

is

from

me

in vain

Howbeit

do they worship

me

teaching

for doctrines

the commandments

of men

laying aside

For

 

the commandment

 

of God

ye hold

 

the tradition

 

of men

as the washing

of pots

and

cups

and

other

like things

such

many

ye do

And

he said

unto them

Full well

ye reject

 

the commandment

 

of God

that

 

tradition

your own

ye may keep

Moses

For

said

Honour

 

father

thy

and

 

mother

thy

and

 

Whoso curseth

father

or

mother

the death

let him die

ye

But

say

If

shall say

a man

 

to his father

or

 

mother

It is Corban

 

is to say

a gift

 

If

by

me

thou mightest be profited by

And

no more

ye suffer

him

ought

to do

 

father

him

or

 

mother

him

Making

 

the word

 

of God

 

tradition

through your

which

ye have delivered

and

like things

such

many

do ye

And

when he had called

all

 

the people

unto him he said

unto them

Hearken

unto me

all

And

understand

nothing

There is

from without

 

a man

that entering

into

him

 

can

him

defile

but

 

the things which come

out of

him

those

There is

 

defile

 

a man

 

 

have

ears

let him hear

let him hear

And

when

he was entered

into

the house

from

 

the people

asked

him

 

disciples

him

concerning

 

the parable

And

he saith

him

so

And

ye

without understanding

Are

it cannot

Do ye

that

whatsoever thing

 

from without

entereth

into

 

the man

it cannot

 

him

defile

Because

not

it entereth

his

into

 

heart

but

into

 

the belly

and

into

 

the draught

goeth out

purging

all

 

meats

he said

And

 

 

out of

 

the man

That which cometh

that

defileth

 

the man

from within

For

out of

 

the heart

 

of men

 

thoughts

 

evil

proceed

adulteries

fornications

murders

Thefts

covetousness

wickedness

deceit

lasciviousness

eye

an evil

blasphemy

pride

foolishness

All

these

 

evil things

from within

come

and

defile

 

the man

And

from thence

he arose

and went

into

 

the borders

of Tyre

And

Sidon

And

entered

into

 

an house

no man

and would have

know

And

not

he could

be hid

heard

For

a certain woman

of

him

whose

had

 

young daughter

him

spirit

an unclean

and came

and fell

at

 

feet

him

was

 

 

The woman

a Greek

a Syrophenician

 

by nation

and

she besought

him

that

 

the devil

he would cast forth

out of

 

daughter

him

 

But

Jesus

said

unto her

Let

first

be filled

 

the children

not

for

meet

it is

to take

 

bread

 

the children

and

to cast

 

it unto the dogs

 

And

she answered

and

said

unto him

Yes

Lord

and

 

 

the dogs

under

 

the table

eat

of

 

crumbs

 

the children's

And

he said

unto her

For

this

 

saying

go thy way

is gone

 

the devil

out of

 

daughter

thy

And

when she was come

to

 

house

 

she found

 

the devil

gone out

And

 

her daughter

laid

upon

 

the bed

And

again

departing

from

 

of the coasts

of Tyre

And

Sidon

he came

unto

 

the sea

 

of Galilee

through

the midst

 

of the coasts

of Decapolis

And

they bring

him

one that was deaf

and had an impediment in his speech

And

they beseech

him

to

put

him

 

his hand

And

he took

him

from

 

the multitude

aside

 

and put

 

fingers

him

into

 

ears

him

And

he spit

and touched

 

tongue

him

And

looking up

to

 

heaven

he sighed

And

saith

unto him

Ephphatha

 

is

Be opened

And

straightway

were opened

his

 

ears

And

was loosed

 

the string

 

tongue

his

And

he spake

plain

And

he charged

them

that

no man

they should tell

the more

but

them

them

he charged

so much the more

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