Mark 9
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Mark 9:18-26

18and wheresoever it seizes him it tears him, and he foams and gnashes his teethG3599, and he is withering awayG3583. And I spokeG3004 to thy disciplesG3101, that they might castG1544 him out, and they could not.

19But he answeringG611 them saysG3004, O unbelievingG571 generationG1074! how long shall I beG1510 with you? how long shall I bearG5342 with you? bringG5342 him to me.

20And they broughtG5342 him to him. And seeingG3708 him the spiritG4151 immediately tore him; and fallingG4098 upon the earthG1093 he rolled foaming.

21And he askedG1905 his fatherG3962, HowG5613 long a timeG5550 isG1510 it that it has beenG1510 like this with him? And he saidG3004, From childhood;

22and oftenG4178 it has castG906 him both into fireG4442 and into watersG5204 that it might destroyG622 him: but if thou couldst [do] anythingG5100, be moved with pity on us, and helpG997 us.

23And JesusG2424 saidG3004 to him, The 'if thou couldst' is [if thou couldst] believeG4100: all thingsG3956 are possibleG1415 to him that believesG4100.

24And immediately the fatherG3962 of the young childG3813 cryingG2896 out saidG3004 [with tears], I believeG4100, helpG997 mineG1473 unbeliefG570.

25But JesusG2424, seeingG3708 that [the] crowdG3793 was running up together, rebukedG2008 the uncleanG169 spiritG4151, sayingG3004 to him, Thou dumb and deafG2974 spiritG4151, I command thee, comeG1831 out of him, and enterG1525 no moreG3371 into him.

26And having criedG2896 out and torn [him] muchG4183, he cameG1096 out; and he becameG1096 as if deadG3498, so that the most saidG3004, He is deadG3498.

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