The KJV Bible with Strong's Numbers
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Luke 13
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- 13:1
There were
present
at that
season
*
some that
told
him
of the
Galilaeans,
whose
blood
Pilate had
mingled
with
their
sacrifices.
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- 13:2
And
Jesus
answering
said unto
them, Suppose
ye
that
these
Galilaeans
were
sinners
above
all the
Galilaeans,
because they
suffered such
things?
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- 13:3 I
tell
you,
Nay:
but,
except ye
repent, ye
shall
all
likewise
perish.
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- 13:4
Or
those
eighteen
*
*,
upon
whom the
tower
in
Siloam
fell,
and
slew
them, think
ye
that
they
were
sinners
above
all
men that
dwelt
in
Jerusalem?
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- 13:5 I
tell
you,
Nay:
but,
except ye
repent, ye
shall
all
likewise
perish.
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- 13:6 He
spake
also
this
parable; A
certain man
had a fig
tree
planted
in
his
vineyard;
and he
came and
sought
fruit
thereon
*,
and
found
none.
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- 13:7
Then said
he
unto the dresser of his
vineyard,
Behold, these
three
years I
come
seeking
fruit
on
this fig
tree,
and
find
none:
cut
it
down;
why
*
cumbereth
it the
ground?
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- 13:8
And he
answering
said unto
him,
Lord,
let
it
alone
this
year
also,
till
I shall
dig
about
it,
and
dung
* it:
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- 13:9 And
if
it
bear
fruit, well: and if
not, then after
that
* thou shalt
cut
it
down.
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- 13:10
And he
was
teaching
in
one of the
synagogues
on the
sabbath.
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- 13:11
And,
behold, there
was a
woman which
had a
spirit of
infirmity
eighteen
*
*
years,
and
was bowed
together,
and
could
in
no
wise lift
up herself.
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- 13:12
And when
Jesus
saw
her, he
called her to him,
and
said unto
her,
Woman, thou art
loosed from
thine
infirmity.
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- 13:13
And he
laid his
hands
on
her:
and
immediately she was made
straight,
and
glorified
God.
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- 13:14
And the ruler of the
synagogue
answered with
indignation,
because that
Jesus had
healed on the
sabbath day, and
said unto the
people, There
are
six
days
in
which men
ought to
work:
in
them
therefore
come and be
healed,
and
not on the
sabbath
day.
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- 13:15 The
Lord
then
answered
him,
and
said, Thou
hypocrite,
doth
not each
one of
you on the
sabbath
loose
his
ox
or his
ass
from the
stall,
and lead him
away to
watering ?
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- 13:16
And
ought
not this
woman,
being a
daughter of
Abraham,
whom
Satan hath
bound,
lo, these
eighteen
*
*
years, be
loosed
from
this
bond on the
sabbath
day?
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- 13:17
And when
he had
said these
things,
all
his
adversaries were
ashamed:
and
all the
people
rejoiced
for
all the glorious
things that were
done
by
him.
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- 13:18
Then said
he, Unto
what
is the
kingdom of
God
like?
and
whereunto shall I
resemble
it?
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- 13:19 It
is
like a
grain of mustard
seed,
which a
man
took, and
cast
into
his
garden;
and it
grew,
and
waxed
* a
great
tree;
and the
fowls of the
air
lodged
in the
branches of
it.
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- 13:20
And
again he
said,
Whereunto shall I
liken the
kingdom of
God?
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- 13:21 It
is
like
leaven,
which a
woman
took and
hid
in
three
measures of
meal,
till
the
whole was
leavened.
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- 13:22
And he
went
through the
cities
and
villages,
teaching,
and
journeying
*
toward
Jerusalem.
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- 13:23
Then
said
one
unto
him,
Lord, are there
few
that be
saved ?
And he
said unto
them,
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- 13:24
Strive to enter
in
at the
strait
gate:
for
many, I
say unto
you, will
seek to enter
in,
and
shall
not be
able.
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- 13:25 When
once
*
the master of the
house is risen
up,
and hath
shut to the
door,
and ye
begin to
stand
without,
and to
knock at the
door,
saying,
Lord,
Lord,
open unto
us;
and he shall
answer and
say unto
you, I
know
you
not
whence ye
are:
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- 13:26
Then shall ye
begin to
say, We have
eaten
and
drunk in
thy
presence,
and thou hast
taught
in
our
streets.
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- 13:27
But he shall
say, I
tell
you, I
know
you
not
whence ye
are;
depart
from
me,
all ye
workers of
iniquity.
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- 13:28
There shall
be
weeping
and
gnashing of
teeth,
when ye shall
see
Abraham,
and
Isaac,
and
Jacob,
and
all the
prophets,
in the
kingdom of
God,
and
you yourselves
thrust
out.
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- 13:29
And they shall
come
from the
east,
and from the
west,
and
from the
north,
and from the
south,
and shall sit
down
in the
kingdom of
God.
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- 13:30
And,
behold, there
are
last
which shall
be
first,
and there
are
first
which shall
be
last.
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- 13:31 The
same
*
day there
came
certain of the
Pharisees,
saying unto
him, Get thee
out,
and
depart
hence:
for
Herod
will
kill
thee.
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- 13:32
And he
said unto
them, Go
ye, and
tell
that
fox,
Behold, I cast
out
devils,
and I
do
cures to
day
and to
morrow,
and the
third day I shall be
perfected.
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- 13:33
Nevertheless
I
must
walk to
day,
and to
morrow,
and the day
following:
for it cannot
be
* that a
prophet
perish out
of
Jerusalem.
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- 13:34 O
Jerusalem,
Jerusalem,
which
killest the
prophets,
and
stonest them that are
sent
unto
thee; how
often
would I have
gathered
thy
children
together,
as
a
hen doth gather
her
brood
under her
wings,
and ye
would
not!
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- 13:35
Behold,
your
house is
left unto
you
desolate:
and
verily I
say unto
you
*, Ye
shall
not
see
me,
until
the time
come
when ye shall
say,
Blessed is he that
cometh
in the
name of the
Lord.
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