Luke 18
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Luke 18:10-14

10TwoG1417 menG444 wentG305 up into the templeG2411 to prayG4336; the oneG1520 a PhariseeG5330, and the otherG2087 a tax-gatherer.

11The PhariseeG5330, standingG2476, prayedG4336 thus to himself: 1GodG2316, I thankG2168 thee that I amG1510 not as the restG3062 of menG444, rapacious, unjustG94, adulterersG3432, or evenG2532 as this tax-gatherer.

12I fastG3522 twiceG1364 in the weekG4521, I tithe everythingG3956 I gainG2932.

13And the tax-gatherer, standingG2476 afar off, would not liftG1869 up evenG3761 his eyesG3788 to heavenG3772, but smote upon his breastG4738, sayingG3004, O 2GodG2316, have compassion on me, the sinnerG268.

14I sayG3004 unto you, This [manG3778] wentG2597 downG2597 to his houseG3624 justifiedG1344 rather than that [other]. For every one who exaltsG5312 himself shall be humbledG5013, and he that humblesG5013 himself shall be exaltedG5312.

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Notes

  1. 1. Luke 18:11 18.11 Elohim ↩
  2. 2. Luke 18:13 18.13 Elohim ↩

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