Mark 7
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Mark 7:24-30

24And he roseG450 up and wentG565 awayG565 thence into the borders of TyreG5184 and Sidon; and having enteredG1525 into a houseG3614 he would not have any oneG3762 knowG1097 [it], and he could not be hid.

25But immediately a womanG1135, whose littleG2365 daughterG2365 had an uncleanG169 spiritG4151, having heardG191 of him, cameG2064 and fell at his feetG4228

26(and the womanG1135 wasG1510 a Greek, Syrophenician by raceG1085), and askedG2065 him that he would castG1544 the demonG1140 out of her daughterG2364.

27But [Jesus] saidG3004 to her, Suffer the childrenG5043 to beG1510 firstG4413 filledG5526; for it isG1510 not rightG2570 to takeG2983 the children's breadG740 and castG906 it to the dogsG2952.

28But she answeredG611 and saysG3004 to him, Yea, LordG2962; for evenG2532 the dogsG2952 under the tableG5132 eatG2068 of the children's crumbsG5589.

29And he saidG3004 to her, Because of this wordG3056, goG5217 thy way, the demonG1140 is goneG1831 out of thy daughterG2364.

30And having goneG1831 awayG565 to her houseG3624 she foundG2147 the demonG1140 goneG1831 out, and her daughter lying on the bedG2825.

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