Mark 11
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Mark 11:12-19

12And on the morrow, when they were goneG1831 out of BethanyG963, he hungered.

13And seeingG3708 from afar off a fig-tree which had leaves, he cameG2064, if perhapsG686 he might findG2147 somethingG5100 on it. And having comeG2064 up to it he foundG2147 nothing but leaves, for it wasG1510 not the timeG2540 of figsG4810.

14And answeringG611 he saidG3004 to it, Let no oneG3367 eatG2068 fruitG2590 of thee any moreG3371 for ever. And his disciplesG3101 heardG191 [it].

15And they comeG2064 to JerusalemG2414, and enteringG1525 into the temple, he beganG757 to castG1544 out those who soldG4453 and who boughtG59 in the temple, and he overthrew the tablesG5132 of the moneychangers and the seatsG2515 of the dove-sellers,

16and suffered not that any oneG5100 should carry any package through the templeG2411.

17And he taughtG1321 sayingG3004 to them, Is it not writtenG1125, My houseG3624 shall be calledG2564 a houseG3624 of prayerG4335 for all the nationsG1484? but ye have madeG4160 it a denG4693 of robbersG3027.

18And the chiefG749 priestsG749 and the scribesG1122 heardG191 [it], and they soughtG2212 howG4459 they might destroyG622 him; for they fearedG5399 him, because all the crowdG3793 were astonishedG1605 at his doctrine.

19And whenG3752 it was eveningG3796 he wentG1607 forthG1607 without the cityG4172.

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