The KJV Bible with Strong's Numbers
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Luke 20
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- 20:1
And it came to
pass, that
on
one of
those
days, as
he
taught the
people
in the
temple,
and preached the
gospel, the chief
priests
and the
scribes came
upon him
with the
elders,
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- 20:2
And
spake
unto
him,
saying,
Tell
us,
by
what
authority doest
thou these
things?
or
who is
he that
gave
thee
this
authority?
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- 20:3
And he
answered and
said
unto
them,
I
will
also
ask
you
one
thing;
and
answer
me:
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- 20:4 The
baptism of
John, was
it
from
heaven,
or
of
men?
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- 20:5
And they
reasoned
with
themselves,
saying
*,
If we shall
say,
From
heaven; he will
say,
Why
then believed
ye
him
not?
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- 20:6 But
and
if we
say,
Of
men;
all the
people will
stone
us:
for they
be
persuaded that
John
was a
prophet.
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- 20:7
And they
answered, that they
could
not
tell
whence it was.
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- 20:8
And
Jesus
said unto
them,
Neither
tell
I
you
by
what
authority I
do these
things.
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- 20:9
Then began
he to
speak
to the
people
this
parable; A
certain
man
planted a
vineyard,
and
let
it
forth to
husbandmen,
and went into a far
country for a
long
time.
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- 20:10
And
at the
season he
sent a
servant
to the
husbandmen,
that they should
give
him
of the
fruit of the
vineyard:
but the
husbandmen
beat
him, and sent him
away
empty.
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- 20:11
And
again he
sent
another
servant:
and they
beat him
also,
and entreated him
shamefully, and sent him
away
empty.
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- 20:12
And
again he
sent a
third:
and they
wounded
him
also, and cast him
out.
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- 20:13
Then
said the
lord of the
vineyard,
What shall I
do ? I will
send
my
beloved
son: it may
be they will
reverence him when they
see
him.
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- 20:14
But when the
husbandmen
saw
him, they
reasoned
among
themselves,
saying,
This
is the
heir:
come, let us
kill
him,
that the
inheritance may
be
ours.
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- 20:15
So they
cast
him out
of the
vineyard, and
killed him.
What
therefore
shall the
lord of the
vineyard
do unto
them?
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- 20:16 He shall
come
and
destroy
these
husbandmen,
and shall
give the
vineyard to
others.
And when they
heard it, they
said, God
forbid
*.
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- 20:17
And he
beheld
them, and
said,
What
is
this
then that is
written, The
stone
which the
builders
rejected, the
same is
become the
head
of the
corner?
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- 20:18
Whosoever shall
fall
upon
that
stone shall be
broken;
but
on
whomsoever
it shall
fall, it will
grind
him to
powder.
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- 20:19
And the chief
priests
and the
scribes the
same
*
hour
sought to
lay
hands
on
him;
and they
feared the
people:
for they
perceived
that he had
spoken
this
parable
against
them.
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- 20:20
And they
watched him, and sent
forth
spies, which should
feign
*
themselves just
men,
that they might take
hold of
his
words, that
so they might
deliver
him unto the
power
and
authority of the
governor.
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- 20:21
And they
asked
him,
saying,
Master, we
know
that thou
sayest
and
teachest
rightly
*,
neither acceptest
thou the
person of any,
but
teachest the
way of
God
truly
*:
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- 20:22 Is it
lawful for
us to
give
tribute unto
Caesar,
or
no?
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- 20:23
But he
perceived
their
craftiness, and
said
unto
them,
Why tempt
ye
me?
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- 20:24
Shew
me a
penny.
Whose
image
and
superscription hath
it ? They
answered
and
said,
Caesar's.
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- 20:25
And he
said unto
them,
Render
therefore unto
Caesar the things which
be
Caesar's,
and unto
God the things which
be
God's.
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- 20:26
And they
could
not take
hold of
his
words
before the
people:
and they
marvelled
at
his
answer, and held their
peace.
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- 20:27
Then
came to him
certain of the
Sadducees,
which
deny that there
is
any
resurrection; and they
asked
him,
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- 20:28
Saying,
Master,
Moses
wrote unto
us,
If any
man's
brother
die,
having a
wife,
and
he
die without
children,
that
his
brother should
take his
wife,
and raise
up
seed unto
his
brother.
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- 20:29 There
were
therefore
seven
brethren:
and the
first
took a
wife, and
died without
children.
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- 20:30
And the
second
took her to
wife,
and
he
died
childless.
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- 20:31
And the
third
took
her;
and in like
manner the
seven
also: and they
left
no
children,
and
died.
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- 20:32
*
Last of
all the
woman
died
also.
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- 20:33
Therefore
in the
resurrection
whose
wife of
them is
she ?
for
seven
had
her to
wife.
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- 20:34
And
Jesus
answering
said unto
them, The
children of
this
world
marry,
and are given in
marriage:
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- 20:35
But they which shall be accounted
worthy to
obtain
that
world,
and the
resurrection
from the
dead,
neither
marry,
nor are given in
marriage:
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- 20:36
Neither
*
can they
die any
more:
for they
are equal unto the
angels;
and
are the
children of
God,
being the
children of the
resurrection.
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- 20:37
Now
that the
dead are
raised,
even
Moses
shewed
at the
bush,
when he
calleth the
Lord the
God of
Abraham,
and the
God of
Isaac,
and the
God of
Jacob.
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- 20:38
For he
is
not a
God of the
dead,
but of the
living:
for
all
live unto
him.
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- 20:39
Then
certain of the
scribes
answering
said,
Master, thou hast
well
said.
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- 20:40
And after
that they
durst
not
ask
him
any question at all.
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- 20:41
And he
said
unto
them,
How
say they that
Christ
is
David's
son?
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- 20:42
And
David
himself
saith
in the
book of
Psalms, The
LORD
said unto
my
Lord, Sit
thou
on
my right
hand,
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- 20:43
Till
I
make
thine
enemies
thy
footstool
*.
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- 20:44
David
therefore
calleth
him
Lord,
how is
he
then
his
son?
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- 20:45
Then in the
audience of
all the
people he
said unto
his
disciples,
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- 20:46
Beware
of the
scribes,
which
desire to
walk
in long
robes,
and
love
greetings
in the
markets,
and the highest
seats
in the
synagogues,
and the chief
rooms
at
feasts;
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- 20:47
Which
devour
widows'
houses,
and for a
shew
make
long
prayers: the
same shall
receive
greater
damnation.
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