Luke 23
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Luke 23:35-43

35And the peopleG2992 stoodG2476 beholding, and the rulersG758 alsoG2532 [with them] sneered, sayingG3004, He has savedG4982 othersG243; let him saveG4982 himself if this isG1510 the ChristG5547, the chosen one of 1GodG2316.

36And the soldiersG4757 alsoG2532 made game of him, comingG4334 up offeringG4374 him vinegar,

37and sayingG3004, If thou beG1510 the kingG935 of the JewsG2453, saveG4982 thyself.

38And there wasG1510 alsoG2532 an inscriptionG1923 [written] over him in Greek, and Roman, and Hebrew letters: This isG1510 the KingG935 of the JewsG2453.

39NowG1161 oneG1520 of the malefactors who had beenG1510 hangedG2910 spokeG3004 insultingly to him, sayingG3004, Art not thou the ChristG5547? saveG4982 thyself and us.

40But the otherG2087 answeringG611 rebukedG2008 him, saying, Dost thou too not fearG5399 2GodG2316, thou that art under the sameG846 judgmentG2917?

41and we indeed justlyG1346, for we receiveG618 the just recompense of what we have done; but this [manG3778] has done nothing amiss.

42And he saidG3004 to JesusG2424, RememberG3403 me, [Lord,] whenG3752 thou comest in thy kingdomG932.

43And Jesus saidG3004 to him, Verily I sayG3004 to thee, To-day shalt thou beG1510 with me in paradiseG3857.

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Notes

  1. 1. Luke 23:35 23.35 Elohim ↩
  2. 2. Luke 23:40 23.40 Elohim ↩

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