Mark 4
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Mark 4:1-9

1And againG3825 he beganG757 to teachG1321 by the seaG2281 side. And there isG1510 gatheredG4863 unto him a very greatG4183 multitudeG3793, so that he entered into a boatG4143, and satG2521 in the seaG2281; and all the multitudeG3793 wereG1510 by the seaG2281 on the landG1093. 2And he taughtG1321 them manyG4183 thingsG4183 in parablesG3850, and saidG3004 unto them in his teachingG1321, 3Hearken: BeholdG2400, the sower wentG1831 forthG1831 to sowG4687: 4and it cameG2064 to passG1096, as he sowedG4687, some seed fellG4098 by the wayG3598 side, and the birdsG4071 cameG2064 and devouredG2719 it. 5And otherG243 fellG4098 on the rockyG4075 groundG1093, whereG3699 it had not muchG4183 earthG1093; and straightway it sprang up, because it had no deepness of earthG1093: 6and whenG3753 the sunG2246 was risen, it was scorchedG2739; and because it had no rootG4491, it witheredG3583 awayG3583. 7And otherG243 fellG4098 among the thornsG173, and the thornsG173 grew up, and chokedG4846 it, and it yielded no fruitG2590. 8And othersG243 fellG4098 into the goodG2570 groundG1093, and yielded fruitG2590, growingG837 up and increasingG837; and broughtG5342 forth, thirtyfold, and sixtyfold, and a hundredfoldG1540. 9And he saidG3004, Who hath earsG3775 to hearG191, let him hearG191.

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American Standard Version — 1901 — Public Domain