The KJV Bible with Strong's Numbers
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John 21
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- 21:1
After these
things
Jesus
shewed
himself
again to the
disciples
at the
sea of
Tiberias;
and on this
wise
shewed he himself.
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- 21:2 There
were
together
Simon
Peter,
and
Thomas
called
Didymus,
and
Nathanael
of
Cana in
Galilee,
and the
sons of
Zebedee,
and
two
other
of
his
disciples.
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- 21:3
Simon
Peter
saith unto
them, I
go a
fishing. They
say unto
him,
We
also
go
with
thee. They went
forth,
and
entered
into a
ship
immediately;
and
that
*
night they
caught
nothing.
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- 21:4
But when the
morning
was
now
come,
Jesus
stood
on the
shore:
but the
disciples
knew
not
that it
was
Jesus.
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- 21:5
Then
Jesus
saith unto
them,
Children, have
ye
any
meat? They
answered
him,
No.
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- 21:6
And he
said unto
them,
Cast the
net
on the
right
side of the
ship,
and ye shall
find. They
cast
therefore,
and
now they
were
not
able to
draw
it
for the
multitude of
fishes.
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- 21:7
Therefore
that
disciple
whom
Jesus
loved
saith unto
Peter, It
is the
Lord.
Now when
Simon
Peter
heard
that it
was the
Lord, he
girt his fisher's
coat unto
him, (for he
was
naked,)
and did
cast
himself
into the
sea.
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- 21:8
And the
other
disciples
came in a little
ship;
* (for they
were
not
far
from
land,
but as it
were
two
hundred
cubits,)
dragging the
net with
fishes.
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- 21:9 As
soon
then as they were
come
to
land, they
saw a fire of
coals there,
and
fish
laid
thereon,
and
bread.
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- 21:10
Jesus
saith unto
them,
Bring
of the
fish
which ye
have
now
caught.
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- 21:11
Simon
Peter went
up,
and
drew the
net
to
land
full of
great
fishes, an
hundred and
fifty and
three:
and for all there were so
many, yet
was
not the
net
broken.
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- 21:12
Jesus
saith unto
them,
Come and
dine.
And
none of the
disciples
durst
ask
him,
Who
art
thou?
knowing
that it
was the
Lord.
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- 21:13
Jesus
then
cometh,
and
taketh
bread,
and
giveth
them,
and
fish
likewise.
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- 21:14
This
is
now the third
time that
Jesus shewed
himself to
his
disciples, after that he was
risen
from the
dead.
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- 21:15
So
when they had
dined,
Jesus
saith to
Simon
Peter,
Simon, son of
Jonas, lovest
thou
me more
than
these? He
saith unto
him,
Yea,
Lord;
thou
knowest
that I
love
thee. He
saith unto
him,
Feed
my
lambs.
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- 21:16 He
saith to
him
again the second
time,
Simon, son of
Jonas, lovest
thou
me? He
saith unto
him,
Yea,
Lord;
thou
knowest
that I
love
thee. He
saith unto
him,
Feed
my
sheep.
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- 21:17 He
saith unto
him the
third time,
Simon, son of
Jonas,
lovest thou
me?
Peter was
grieved
because he
said unto
him the
third time,
Lovest thou
me?
And he
said unto
him,
Lord,
thou
knowest all
things;
thou
knowest
that I
love
thee.
Jesus
saith unto
him,
Feed
my
sheep.
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- 21:18
Verily,
verily, I
say unto
thee,
When thou
wast
young, thou
girdedst
thyself,
and
walkedst
whither thou
wouldest:
but
when thou shalt be
old, thou shalt stretch
forth
thy
hands,
and
another shall
gird
thee,
and
carry thee
whither thou
wouldest
not.
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- 21:19
*
This spake
he,
signifying by
what
death he should
glorify
God.
And when he had
spoken
this, he
saith unto
him,
Follow
me.
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- 21:20
Then
Peter, turning
about,
seeth the
disciple
whom
Jesus
loved
following;
which
also
leaned
on
his
breast
at
supper,
and
said,
Lord,
which is
he that
betrayeth
thee?
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- 21:21
Peter
seeing
him
saith to
Jesus,
Lord,
and
what shall this
man do?
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- 21:22
Jesus
saith unto
him,
If I
will that
he
tarry
till I
come,
what is that
to
thee?
follow
thou
me.
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- 21:23
Then
went
this
saying
abroad
among the
brethren,
that
that
disciple
should
not
die:
yet
Jesus
said
not unto
him
*, He
shall
not
die;
but,
If I
will that
he
tarry
till I
come,
what is that
to
thee?
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- 21:24
This
is the
disciple
which
testifieth
of these
things,
and
wrote these
things:
and we
know
that
his
testimony
is
true.
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- 21:25
And there
are
also
many other
things
which
Jesus
did, the
which,
if they should be
written
every
one, I
suppose that
even the
world
itself could
not
contain the
books that should be
written.
Amen.
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