Luke 7
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Luke 7:24-28

24And the messengersG32 of JohnG2491 having departedG565, he beganG757 to speakG3004 to the crowdsG3793 concerningG4012 JohnG2491: What wentG1831 ye out into the wildernessG2048 to behold? a reedG2563 shakenG4531 by the windG417?

25But what wentG1831 ye out to seeG3708? a manG444 clothed in delicate garmentsG2440? BeholdG2400, those who areG1510 in splendid clothingG2440 and live luxuriously areG1510 in the courts of kings.

26But what wentG1831 ye out to seeG3708? a prophetG4396? Yea, I sayG3004 to you, and [what is] more excellent than a prophetG4396.

27This isG1510 he concerningG4012 whom it isG1510 writtenG1125, BeholdG2400, I sendG649 my messengerG32 before thy faceG4383, who shall prepareG2680 thy wayG3598 before thee;

28for I sayG3004 unto you, Among them that areG1510 born of womenG1135 a greaterG3173 [prophetG4396] isG1510 no oneG3762 than JohnG2491 [the baptist]; but he who isG1510 a littleG3398 oneG3762 in the kingdomG932 of 1GodG2316 isG1510 greaterG3173 than he.

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  1. 1. Luke 7:28 7.28 Elohim ↩

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