The KJV Bible with Strong's Numbers
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Luke 8
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- 8:1
And it came to
pass
afterward
*,
that
he
went throughout
every
city
and
village,
preaching
and shewing the glad
tidings of the
kingdom of
God:
and the
twelve were
with
him,
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- 8:2
And
certain
women,
which had
been
healed
of
evil
spirits
and
infirmities,
Mary
called
Magdalene, out
of
whom
went
seven
devils,
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- 8:3
And
Joanna the
wife of
Chuza
Herod's
steward,
and
Susanna,
and
many
others,
which
ministered unto
him
of
their
substance.
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- 8:4
And when
much
people were gathered
together,
and were
come
to
him out of
every
city, he
spake
by a
parable:
|
- 8:5 A
sower went
out to
sow
his
seed:
and
as
he
sowed,
some
*
fell
by the way
side;
and it was trodden
down,
and the
fowls of the
air
devoured
it.
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- 8:6
And
some
fell
upon a
rock;
and as soon as it was sprung
up, it withered
away,
because it
lacked
*
moisture.
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- 8:7
And
some
fell
among
*
thorns;
and the
thorns sprang up with
it, and
choked
(5656)
it.
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- 8:8
And
other
fell
on
good
ground,
and sprang
up, and
bare
fruit an
hundredfold. And when he had
said these
things, he
cried, He that
hath
ears to
hear, let him
hear.
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- 8:9
And
his
disciples
asked
him,
saying,
What
might
this
parable
be ?
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- 8:10
And he
said, Unto
you it is
given to
know the
mysteries of the
kingdom of
God:
but to
others
in
parables;
that
seeing they
might
not
see,
and
hearing they
might
not
understand.
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- 8:11
Now the
parable
is
this: The
seed
is the
word of
God.
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- 8:12
Those
by the way
side
are they that
hear;
then
cometh the
devil,
and taketh
away the
word out
of
their
hearts,
lest they should
believe and be
saved.
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- 8:13
They
on the
rock are they,
which,
when they
hear,
receive the
word
with
joy;
and
these
have
no
root,
which
for a
while
believe,
and
in
time of
temptation fall
away.
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- 8:14
And that which
fell
among
thorns
are
they, which, when they have
heard, go
forth,
and are
choked
with
cares
and
riches
and
pleasures of this
life,
and
bring
no fruit to
perfection.
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- 8:15
But that
on the
good
ground
are
they,
which
in an
honest
and
good
heart, having
heard the
word,
keep it,
and bring forth
fruit
with
patience.
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- 8:16
No
man, when he hath
lighted a
candle,
covereth
it with a
vessel,
or
putteth it
under a
bed;
but
setteth it
on a
candlestick,
that they which enter
in may
see the
light.
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- 8:17
For
nothing
is
secret,
that
shall
not be
made
manifest;
neither any thing
hid,
that
shall
not be
known
and
come
abroad
*.
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- 8:18 Take
heed
therefore
how ye
hear:
for
whosoever
*
hath, to
him shall be
given;
and
whosoever
*
hath
not,
from
him shall be
taken
even that
which he
seemeth to
have.
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- 8:19
Then
came
to
him his
mother
and
his
brethren,
and
could
not
come at
him
for the
press.
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- 8:20
And it was
told
him by certain which
said,
Thy
mother
and
thy
brethren
stand
without,
desiring to
see
thee.
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- 8:21
And he
answered and
said
unto
them,
My
mother
and
my
brethren
are
these
which
hear the
word of
God,
and
do
it.
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- 8:22
Now it came to
pass
on a
certain
day,
that
he
went
into a
ship
with
his
disciples:
and he
said
unto
them, Let us go
over
unto the other
side of the
lake.
And they launched
forth.
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- 8:23
But as
they
sailed he fell
asleep:
and there came
down a
storm of
wind
on the
lake;
and they were
filled with water,
and were in
jeopardy.
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- 8:24
And they came to
him, and
awoke
him,
saying,
Master,
master, we
perish.
Then he
arose, and
rebuked the
wind
and the
raging of the
water:
and they
ceased,
and there
was a
calm.
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- 8:25
And he
said unto
them,
Where
is
your
faith?
And they being
afraid
wondered,
saying one to
another
*, What manner of
man
*
is
this!
for he
commandeth
even the
winds
and
water,
and they
obey
him.
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- 8:26
And they
arrived
at the
country of the
Gadarenes,
which
is over
against
Galilee.
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- 8:27
And when
he went
forth
to
land, there
met
him out
of the
city a
certain
man,
which
had
devils
long
*
time,
and
ware
no
clothes,
neither
*
abode
in any
house,
but
in the
tombs.
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- 8:28
When he
saw
Jesus, he cried
out,
and fell down
before
him,
and with a
loud
voice
said,
What have
I to do
with
thee,
Jesus, thou
Son of
God most
high? I
beseech
thee,
torment
me
not.
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- 8:29
(For he had
commanded
(5707) the
unclean
spirit to
come out
of the
man.
For
oftentimes
it had
caught
him:
and he was
kept
bound with
chains
and in
fetters;
and he
brake the
bands, and was
driven
of the
devil
into the
wilderness.)
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- 8:30
And
Jesus
asked
him,
saying,
What
is
thy
name?
And he
said,
Legion:
because
many
devils were
entered
into
him.
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- 8:31
And they
besought
(5707)
him
that he
would
not
command
them to go
out
into the
deep.
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- 8:32
And there
was
there an
herd of
many
swine
feeding
on the
mountain:
and they
besought
him
that he would
suffer
them to
enter
into
them.
And he
suffered
them.
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- 8:33
Then
went the
devils out
of the
man, and
entered
into the
swine:
and the
herd
ran violently
down a
steep place
into the
lake,
and were
choked.
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- 8:34
When they that
fed them
saw what was
done, they
fled,
and
went and
told it
in the
city
and
in the
country.
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- 8:35
Then they went
out to
see what was
done;
and
came
to
Jesus,
and
found the
man, out
of
whom the
devils were
departed,
sitting
at the
feet of
Jesus,
clothed,
and in his right
mind:
and they were
afraid.
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- 8:36
They
also which
saw it
told
them by what
means he that was possessed of the
devils was
healed.
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- 8:37
Then the
whole
multitude of the
country of the
Gadarenes round
about
besought
him to
depart
from
them;
for they were
taken with
great
fear:
and
he went
up
into the
ship, and returned back
again.
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- 8:38
Now the
man out
of
whom the
devils were
departed
besought
him that he might
be
with
him:
but
Jesus
sent
him
away,
saying,
|
- 8:39
Return
to thine
own
house,
and
shew how great
things
God hath
done unto
thee.
And he went his
way, and
published
throughout the
whole
city how great
things
Jesus had
done unto
him.
|
- 8:40
And it came to
pass, that,
when
Jesus was
returned, the
people gladly
received
him:
for they
were
all waiting
for
him.
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- 8:41
And,
behold, there
came a
man
named
*
Jairus,
and
he
was a
ruler of the
synagogue:
and he fell
down
at
Jesus'
feet, and
besought
him that he would
come
into
his
house:
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- 8:42
For
he
had one
only
daughter,
about
twelve years of
age,
and
she
* lay a
dying.
But
as
he
went the
people
thronged
him.
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- 8:43
And a
woman
having
* an
issue of
blood
twelve
years
*,
which had
spent
all her
living
upon
physicians,
neither
could be
healed
of
any,
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- 8:44
Came
behind him, and
touched the
border of
his
garment:
and
immediately
her
issue of
blood
stanched.
|
- 8:45
And
Jesus
said,
Who
touched
me?
When
all
denied,
Peter
and they that were
with
him
said,
Master, the
multitude
throng
thee
and
press thee,
and
sayest thou,
Who
touched
me?
|
- 8:46
And
Jesus
said,
Somebody hath
touched
me:
for
I
perceive that
virtue is
gone out
of
me.
|
- 8:47
And when the
woman
saw
that she
was
not
hid, she
came
trembling,
and falling down
before
him, she
declared unto
him
before
all the
people
for
what
cause she had
touched
him,
and
how she was
healed
immediately.
|
- 8:48
And he
said unto
her,
Daughter, be of good
comfort:
thy
faith hath
made
thee
whole;
go
in
peace.
|
- 8:49 While
he
yet
spake, there
cometh
one
from the ruler of the
synagogue's house,
saying to
him
*,
Thy
daughter is
dead;
trouble
not the
Master.
|
- 8:50
But when
Jesus
heard it, he
answered
him,
saying,
Fear
not:
believe
only,
and she shall be made
whole.
|
- 8:51
And when he
came
into the
house, he
suffered
no
man to go
in,
save
Peter,
and
James,
and
John,
and the
father
and the
mother of the
maiden.
|
- 8:52
And
all
wept,
and
bewailed
her:
but he
said,
Weep
not; she
is
not
dead,
but
sleepeth.
|
- 8:53
And they
laughed
him to
scorn,
knowing
that she was
dead.
|
- 8:54
And
he
put them
all
out,
and
took
her by the
hand, and
called,
saying,
Maid,
arise.
|
- 8:55
And
her
spirit came
again,
and she
arose
straightway:
and he
commanded to
give
her
meat.
|
- 8:56
And
her
parents were
astonished:
but he
charged
them that they should
tell no
man what was
done.
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