Mark 4
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Mark 4:26-41

26AndG2532 he saidG3004, SoG3779 isG2076 the kingdomG932 of GodG2316, asG5613 ifG1437 a manG444 should castG906 seedG4703 intoG1909 the groundG1093; 27AndG2532 should sleepG2518, andG2532 riseG1453 nightG3571 andG2532 dayG2250, andG2532 the seedG4703 should springG985 andG2532 grow upG3373, heG846 knowethG1492 notG3756 howG5613. 28ForG1063 the earthG1093 bringeth forth fruitG2592 of itselfG844; firstG4412 the bladeG5528, thenG1534 the earG4719, after thatG1534 the ripeG4134 grainG4621 inG1722 the headG4719. 29ButG1161 whenG3752 the fruitG2590 is brought forthG3860, immediatelyG2112 he putteth inG649 the sickleG1407, becauseG3754 the harvestG2326 is comeG3936.1 30AndG2532 he saidG3004, To whatG5101 shall we likenG3666 the kingdomG932 of GodG2316? orG2228 withG1722 whatG4169 comparisonG3850 shall we compareG3846 itG846? 31It is likeG5613 a grainG2848 of mustard seedG4615, whichG3739, whenG3752 it is sownG4687 inG1909 the earthG1093, is lessG3398 than allG3956 the seedsG4690 that areG2076 inG1909 the earthG1093: 32ButG2532 whenG3752 it is sownG4687, it groweth upG305, andG2532 becomethG1096 greater thanG3187 allG3956 herbsG3001, andG2532 shooteth outG4160 greatG3173 branchesG2798; so thatG5620 the fowlsG4071 of the airG3772 mayG1410 lodgeG2681 underG5259 itsG846 shadowG4639. 33AndG2532 with manyG4183 suchG5108 parablesG3850 he spokeG2980 the wordG3056 to themG846, asG2531 they were ableG1410 to hearG191 it . 34ButG1161 withoutG5565 a parableG3850 he spokeG2980 notG3756 to themG846: andG1161 when they were aloneG2398G2596, he expoundedG1956 all thingsG3956 to hisG846 disciplesG3101.

35AndG2532 theG1722 sameG1565 dayG2250, when the eveningG3798 was comeG1096, he saithG3004 to themG846, Let us pass overG1330 toG1519 the other sideG4008. 36AndG2532 when they had sent awayG863 the multitudeG3793, they tookG3880 himG846 even asG5613 he wasG2258 inG1722 the boatG4143. AndG1161 there wereG2258 alsoG2532 withG3326 himG846 otherG243 little boatsG4142. 37AndG2532 there aroseG1096 a greatG3173 stormG2978 of windG417, andG1161 the wavesG2949 beatG1911 intoG1519 the boatG4143, so thatG5620 itG846 wasG1072 nowG2235 fullG1072. 38AndG2532 heG846 wasG2258 inG1909 the stern of the boatG4403, asleepG2518 onG1909 a pillowG4344: andG2532 they awakeG1326 himG846, andG2532 sayG3004 to himG846, MasterG1320, carestG3199 thouG4671 notG3756 thatG3754 we perishG622? 39AndG2532 he aroseG1326, and rebukedG2008 the windG417, andG2532 saidG2036 to the seaG2281, PeaceG4623, be stillG5392. AndG2532 the windG417 ceasedG2869, andG2532 there wasG1096 a greatG3173 calmG1055. 40AndG2532 he saidG2036 to themG846, WhyG5101 are yeG2075 soG3779 fearfulG1169? how is itG4459 that ye haveG2192 noG3756 faithG4102? 41AndG2532 they fearedG5399 exceedinglyG5401G3173, andG2532 saidG3004 oneG240 toG4314 anotherG240, WhatG5101 manner of manG686 isG2076 thisG3778, thatG3754 evenG2532 the windG417 andG2532 the seaG2281 obeyG5219 himG846?

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  1. 1. Mark 4:29 brought...: or, ripe ↩

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