Mark 12
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Mark 12:28-34

28And oneG1520 of the scribesG1122 cameG4334, and heardG191 them questioningG1905 together, and knowing that he had answeredG611 them wellG2573, askedG1905 him, What commandmentG1785 isG1510 the firstG4413 of all? 29JesusG2424 answeredG611, The firstG4413 isG1510, HearG191, O IsraelG2474; The LordG2962 our GodG2316, the LordG2962 isG1510 oneG1520: 30and thou shalt loveG25 the LordG2962 thy GodG2316 with all thy heartG2588, and with all thy soulG5590, and with all thy mindG1271, and with all thy strengthG2479. 31The secondG1208 isG1510 this, Thou shalt loveG25 thy neighbor as thyself. There isG1510 none otherG243 commandmentG1785 greaterG3173 than these. 32And the scribeG1122 saidG3004 unto him, Of a truthG225, TeacherG1320, thou hast wellG2573 saidG3004 that he isG1510 oneG1520; and there isG1510 none otherG243 but he: 33and to loveG25 him with all the heartG2588, and with all the understandingG4907, and with all the strengthG2479, and to loveG25 his neighbor as himself, isG1510 much more than all wholeG3650 burnt-offerings and sacrificesG2378. 34And when JesusG2424 sawG3708 that he answeredG611 discreetly, he saidG3004 unto him, Thou art not farG3112 from the kingdomG932 of GodG2316. And no man after that durst askG1905 him any questionG1905.

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