Mark 12
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Mark 12:1-9

11And He beganG757 to speakG2980 to them in parablesG3850: “2A manG444 3plantedG5452 a vineyardG290 and putG4060 a 4fenceG5418 aroundG4060 it, and dugG3736 a vatG5276 underG5276 theG5276 wineG5276 pressG5276 and builtG3618 a towerG4444, and leasedG1554 it to 5vine-growersG1092 and wentG589 onG589 aG589 journeyG589.

2And at the harvest timeG2540 he sentG649 a slaveG1401 to the vine-growersG1092, inG2443 orderG2443 toG2443 receiveG2983 his share of the produceG2590 of the vineyardG290 from the vine-growersG1092.

3And they tookG2983 him, and beatG1194 him, and sentG649 him awayG649 empty-handedG2756.

4And againG3825 he sentG649 them anotherG243 slaveG1401, and they woundedG2775 him inG2775 theG2775 headG2775, and treatedG818 him shamefullyG818.

5And he sentG649 anotherG243, and thatG2548 oneG2548 they killedG615; and so with manyG4183 othersG243, beatingG1194 someG3739G3303 and killingG615 othersG3739G1161.

6He hadG2192 oneG1520 moreG2089 man to send, a belovedG27 sonG5207; he sentG649 him to them lastG2078 of all, sayingG3004, ‘They will respectG1788 my sonG5207.’

7But thoseG1565 vine-growersG1092 saidG3004 to oneG1438 anotherG1438, ‘ThisG3778 is the heirG2818; comeG1205, let’s killG615 him, and the inheritanceG2817 will be oursG1473!’

8And they tookG2983 him and killedG615 him, and threwG1544 him outG1544 of the vineyardG290.

9WhatG5101 will the 6ownerG2962 of the vineyardG290 doG4160? He will comeG2064 and putG622 the vine-growersG1092 toG622 deathG622, and giveG1325 the vineyardG290 to othersG243.

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Notes

  1. 1. Mark 12:1 Mark 3:23; 4:2ff ↩
  2. 2. Mark 12:1 Mark 12:1-12: Matt 21:33-46; Luke 20:9-19 ↩
  3. 3. Mark 12:1 Is 5:1, 2 ↩
  4. 4. Mark 12:1 Or hedge ↩
  5. 5. Mark 12:1 Or tenant farmers, also vv 2, 7, 9 ↩
  6. 6. Mark 12:9 Lit lord ↩

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