The KJV Bible with Strong's Numbers
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Luke 14
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- 14:1
And it came to
pass,
as
he
went
into the
house of
one of the
chief
Pharisees to
eat
bread on the
sabbath day,
that
they
watched
*
him.
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- 14:2
And,
behold, there
was a
certain
man
before
him which had the
dropsy.
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- 14:3
And
Jesus
answering
spake
unto the
lawyers
and
Pharisees,
saying, Is
it
lawful to
heal on the sabbath
day?
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- 14:4
And they held their
peace.
And he
took him, and
healed
him,
and let him
go;
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- 14:5
And
answered
them
*,
saying,
Which of
you shall have an
ass
or an
ox
fallen
into a
pit,
and
will
not
straightway
pull
him
out
on the
sabbath
day?
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- 14:6
And they
could
not
answer
him
again
to these
things.
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- 14:7
And he put
forth a
parable
to those which were
bidden, when he
marked
how they chose
out the chief
rooms;
saying
unto
them,
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- 14:8
When thou art
bidden
of
any man
to a
wedding,
sit
not
down
in the highest
room;
lest a more honourable
man than
thou
be
bidden
of
him;
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- 14:9
And he that
bade
thee
and
him
come and
say to
thee,
Give this
man
place;
and
thou
begin
with
shame to
take the
lowest
room.
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- 14:10
But
when thou art
bidden,
go and sit
down
in the
lowest
room;
that
when he that
bade
thee
cometh, he may
say unto
thee,
Friend, go
up
higher:
then shalt
thou
have
worship in the
presence of them that sit at
meat with
thee.
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- 14:11
For
whosoever
exalteth
himself shall be
abased;
and he that
humbleth
himself shall be
exalted.
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- 14:12
Then said
he
also to him that
bade
him,
When thou
makest a
dinner
or a
supper,
call
not
thy
friends,
nor
thy
brethren,
neither
thy
kinsmen,
nor thy
rich
neighbours;
lest
they
also
bid
thee
again,
and a
recompence be
made
thee.
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- 14:13
But
when thou
makest a
feast,
call the
poor, the
maimed, the
lame, the
blind:
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- 14:14
And thou shalt
be
blessed;
for they
cannot
*
recompense
thee:
for
thou shalt be
recompensed
at the
resurrection of the
just.
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- 14:15
And when
one of them that sat at meat with
him
heard these
things, he
said unto
him,
Blessed is
he that shall
eat
bread
in the
kingdom of
God.
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- 14:16
Then said
he unto
him, A
certain
man
made a
great
supper,
and
bade
many:
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- 14:17
And
sent
his
servant at
supper
time to
say to them that were
bidden,
Come;
for all
things
are
now
ready.
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- 14:18
And they
all
with
one consent
began to make
excuse. The
first
said unto
him, I have
bought a piece of
ground,
and I
must
needs
go
and
see
it: I
pray
thee
have
me
excused.
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- 14:19
And
another
said, I have
bought
five
yoke of
oxen,
and I
go to
prove
them: I
pray
thee
have
me
excused.
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- 14:20
And
another
said, I have
married a
wife,
and
therefore
I
cannot
*
come.
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- 14:21
So
that
servant
came, and
shewed
his
lord these
things.
Then the master of the
house being
angry
said to
his
servant, Go
out
quickly
into the
streets
and
lanes of the
city,
and bring
in
hither the
poor,
and the
maimed,
and the
halt,
and the
blind.
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- 14:22
And the
servant
said,
Lord, it is
done
as thou hast
commanded,
and
yet there
is
room.
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- 14:23
And the
lord
said
unto the
servant, Go
out
into the
highways
and
hedges,
and
compel them to come
in,
that
my
house may be
filled.
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- 14:24
For I
say unto
you,
That
none of
those
men
which were
bidden shall
taste of
my
supper.
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- 14:25
And there
went
great
multitudes with
him:
and he
turned, and
said
unto
them,
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- 14:26 If
any man
come
to
me,
and
hate
not
his
father,
and
mother,
and
wife,
and
children,
and
brethren,
and
sisters,
yea,
and his
own
life
also, he
cannot
*
be
my
disciple.
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- 14:27
And
whosoever
doth
not
bear
his
cross,
and
come
after
me,
cannot
*
be
my
disciple.
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- 14:28
For
which
of
you,
intending to
build a
tower,
sitteth
not
down
first, and
counteth the
cost,
whether he
have sufficient
to
finish it?
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- 14:29
Lest
haply, after
he hath
laid the
foundation,
and
is
not
able to
finish it,
all that
behold it
begin to
mock
him,
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- 14:30
Saying,
This
*
man
began to
build,
and
was
not
able to
finish.
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- 14:31
Or
what
king,
going to
make
war
against
another
king,
sitteth
not
down
first, and
consulteth
whether he
be
able
with
ten
thousand to
meet him that
cometh
against
him
with
twenty
thousand?
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- 14:32 Or
else, while the
other
is
yet a great way
off, he
sendeth an
ambassage, and
desireth
conditions of
peace.
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- 14:33
So
likewise,
whosoever he be
of
you
that
forsaketh
not
all that he
hath
*, he
cannot
*
be
my
disciple.
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- 14:34
Salt is
good:
but
if the
salt have lost his
savour,
wherewith
shall it be
seasoned ?
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- 14:35 It
is
neither
fit
for the
land, nor
yet
for the
dunghill; but men
cast
it
out. He that
hath
ears to
hear, let him
hear.
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