At

the same

 

time

came

 

the disciples

 

unto Jesus

saying

Who

 

the greatest

is

At

 

the kingdom

 

of heaven

And

called

 

Jesus

a little child

and set

him

in

the midst

him

And

said

Verily

I say

unto you

 

 

ye be converted

And

become

as

 

little children

 

 

enter

into

 

the kingdom

 

of heaven

Whosoever

therefore

shall humble

himself

as

 

little child

this

the same

is

 

greatest

in

 

the kingdom

 

of heaven

And

whoso

 

receiveth

little child

such

one

in

 

name

my

me

receiveth

whoso

But

 

shall offend

one

which

little ones

of these

which

believe

in

me

it were better

for him

that

were hanged

a millstone

 

about

which

neck

for him

and

that he were drowned

in

which

the depth

which

of the sea

Woe

 

unto the world

because of

 

offences

it must needs

! for

be

come

 

offences

but

Woe

 

to that man

by

whom

 

 

offences

come

if

Wherefore

 

hand

thy

or

 

feet

thy

offend thee

thee

cut

them

and

cast

them from

thy

better

for thee

it is

to enter into

into

 

life

halt

or

maimed

or

two

hand

or

two

feet

having

cast

into

 

fire

 

everlasting

And

if

 

eye

thee

offend

thee

out

it

And

cast

it from

thee

better

for thee

it is

with one eye

into

 

life

to enter

rather than

two

eye

having

cast

into

 

hell

 

fire

Take heed

not

that ye despise

one

which

little ones

of these

I say

for

unto you

That

which

angels

their

in

heaven

do always

 

behold

which

the face

which

Father

of my

which

in

heaven

is come

For

that which

the Son

that which

of man

to save

that which

was lost

How

ye

think

if

have

 

a man

an hundred

sheep

and

be gone astray

one

of

them

not

doth he

that which

the ninety and nine

into

that which

the mountains

and goeth

and seeketh

that which

be gone astray

And

if so

be

that he find

it

verily

I say

unto you

 

he rejoiceth

of

it

more

sheep than

of

which

the ninety and nine

which

not

astray

Even so

not

it is

the will

of

which

Father

your

which

is in

heaven

that

should perish

one

which

little ones

of these

if

Moreover

shall trespass

against

thee

 

brother

thee

go

and

his fault

him

between

thee

and

him

alone

if

thee

he shall hear

thou hast gained

 

brother

thee

 

But

 

he will

thee then take

with

thee

more

one

or

of two

that

in

the mouth

of two

witnesses

or

three

may be established

every

word

if

And

he neglect to hear

them

tell

 

it unto the church

if

And

and

 

it unto the church

he neglect to hear

let him be

unto thee

as

 

an heathen man

and

 

a publican

Verily

I say

unto you

Whatsoever

 

bound

on

 

earth

shall be

bound

in

 

heaven

and

Whatsoever

 

loosed

on

 

earth

shall be

loosed

in

 

heaven

Again

I say

unto you

That

if

two

of you

shall agree

on

which

earth

as touching

any

thing

 

if

they shall ask

it shall be done

for them

of

which

Father

my

which

is in

heaven

where

For

are

two

or

three

gathered together

in

 

my

name

there

am I

in

the midst

of them

Then

came

him

 

Peter

and said

Lord

how oft

sin

against

me

 

brother

shall my

and

I forgive

him

till

seven times

I say

unto him

 

Jesus

not

I say

unto thee

Until

seven times

but

Until

seventy times

seven

Therefore

 

likened

 

is the kingdom

 

of heaven

unto a certain

king

which

would

take

account

of

 

servants

 

had begun

And

him

to reckon

was brought

him

one

which owed

ten thousand

talents

not

he had

But forasmuch as

him

payment to be made

commanded

him

 

lord

him

to be sold

and

 

wife

him

and

 

children

and

all

that

he had

and

payment to be made

fell down

therefore

 

The servant

and worshipped

him

saying

Lord

have patience

with

me

and

all

thee

I will pay

was moved with compassion

Then

 

the lord

 

servant

of that

loosed

him

and

 

the debt

forgave

him

went out

But

 

servant

the same

and found

one

 

fellowservants

and took

which

owed

and took

an hundred

pence

and

he laid hands

and took

him by the throat

saying

Pay

me

which

 

owed

fell down

And

 

fellowservant

him

at

 

feet

him

and besought

him

saying

Have patience

with

me

and

all

I will pay

thee

 

And

not

he would

but

went

and cast

him

into

prison

till

 

he should pay

 

the debt

saw

So

 

fellowservants

when his

 

that was done

sorry

they were very

and

came

and told

 

lord

when his

all

 

that was done

Then

after that he had called

him

 

lord

him

said

him

servant

O thou wicked

all

 

debt

that

I forgave

thee

because

thou desiredst

me

not

Shouldest

also

on thee

had pity

 

fellowservant

on thy

as

also

I

on thee

had pity

And

was wroth

 

lord

him

and delivered

him

 

to the tormentors

till

 

he should pay

all

 

that was due

him