New American Standard Bible 1995

Mark 6:45-56

45ImmediatelyG2117Jesus madeἠνάγκασενēnagkasenG315His disciplesμαθητὰςmathētasG3101getἐμβῆναιembēnaiG1684intothe boatπλοῖονploionG4143and goπροάγεινproageinG4254aheadG4254of Himto the otherπέρανperanG4008sideG4008toBethsaidaΒηθσαϊδὰνBēthsaidanG966,whileἕωςhe'ōsG2193He HimselfG846was sendingG630the crowdὄχλον.ochlonG3793awayG630.

46AfterbiddingG657them farewellG657,He leftἀπῆλθενapēlthenG565for the mountainὄροςorosG3735to prayπροσεύξασθαι.¶proseuxasthaiG4336.

47When it was eveningὀψίαςopsiasG3798,the boatπλοῖονploionG4143was in the middleμέσῳmesōG3319of the seaθαλάσσης,thalassēsG2281,and He was aloneμόνοςmonosG3441on the landγῆς.gēsG1093.

48SeeingG3708themstrainingβασανιζομένουςbasanizomenousG928at the oarsἐλαύνειν,elauneinG1643,for the windἄνεμοςanemosG417was againstἐναντίοςenantiosG1727them, at aboutπερὶperiG4012thefourthτετάρτηνtetartēnG5067watchφυλακὴνphulakēnG5438of the nightνυκτὸςnuktosG3571He cameἔρχεταιerchetaiG2064to them, walkingπεριπατῶνperipatōnG4043on the seaθαλάσσηςthalassēsG2281;and He intendedἤθελενēthelenG2309to passπαρελθεῖνpareltheinG3928by them.

49But when they sawG3708Him walkingπεριπατοῦνταperipatountaG4043on the seaθαλάσσηςthalassēsG2281,they supposedἔδοξανedoxanG1380that it was a ghostφάντασμάphantasmaG5326,and criedἀνέκραξαν·anekraxanG349out;

50for they allπάντεςpantesG3956sawG3708Him and wereterrifiedἐταράχθησαν.etarachthēsanG5015.But immediatelyG2117He spokeἐλάλησενelalēsenG2980with them and saidλέγειlegeiG3004to them, “Takeθαρσεῖτε,tharseiteG2293courageG2293; it is I,do not be afraidφοβεῖσθε.phobeistheG5399.”

51ThenG2532He gotἀνέβηanebēG305intothe boatπλοῖον,ploionG4143with them, and the windἄνεμος.anemosG417stoppedἐκόπασενekopasenG2869;and they were utterlyλίαν ἐκ περισσοῦlian ek perissouG3029 G1537 G4053astonishedἐξίσταντοexistantoG1839,

52for theyhad not gainedG4920any insightG4920from the incident ofthe loavesἄρτοις,artoisG740, buttheir heartκαρδίαkardiaG2588was hardenedπεπωρωμένη.¶pepōrōmenēG4456.

53When they had crossedG1276overG1276they cameἦλθονēlthonG2064to landγῆνgēnG1093at GennesaretΓεννησαρὲτGennēsaretG1082,and mooredπροσωρμίσθησαν.prosōrmisthēsanG4358to the shore.

54When they gotἐξελθόντωνexelthontōnG1831out of the boatπλοίουploiouG4143,immediatelyG2117the peoplerecognizedἐπιγνόντεςepignontesG1921Him,

55and ranG4063aboutG4063that wholeὅληνholēnG3650countryχώρανchōranG5561and beganἤρξαντοērxantoG757to carryG4064hereG4063and thereG4064on their palletsκραβάττοιςkrabattoisG2895thoseG3588who were sickκακῶςkakōsG2560, tothe placeὅπουhopouG3699they heardἤκουονēkouonG191He was.

56WhereverὅπουhopouG3699He enteredεἰσεπορεύετοeiseporeuetoG1531villagesκώμαςkōmasG2968,orἢēG2228citiesπόλειςpoleisG4172,orἢēG2228countrysideἀγροὺςagrousG68,they were layingἐτίθεσανetithesanG5087the sickἀσθενοῦνταςasthenountasG770in the marketG58placesG58,and imploringπαρεκάλουνparekalounG3870Him that they might justG2579touchἅψωνται,hapsōntaiG681the fringeκρασπέδουkraspedouG2899of His cloakἱματίουhimatiouG2440;and as manyὅσοιhosoiG3745as touchedἥψαντοhēpsantoG681it were being curedἐσῴζοντο.¶esōzontoG4982.

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