The KJV Bible with Strong's Numbers
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Mark 12
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- 12:1
And he
began to
speak unto
them
by
parables. A certain
man
planted a
vineyard,
and
set an hedge
about it,
and
digged a place for the
winefat,
and
built a
tower,
and
let
it
out to
husbandmen,
and went into a far
country.
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- 12:2
And at the
season he
sent
to the
husbandmen a
servant,
that he might
receive
from the
husbandmen
of the
fruit of the
vineyard.
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- 12:3
And they
caught him, and
beat
him,
and sent him
away
empty.
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- 12:4
And
again he
sent
unto
them
another
servant; and at
him they cast
stones, and wounded him in the
head,
and sent him
away shamefully
handled.
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- 12:5
And
again he
sent
another; and
him they
killed,
and
many
others
*; beating
some,
and killing
some.
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- 12:6
Having
yet
therefore
one
son,
his
wellbeloved, he
sent
him
also
last
unto
them,
saying
*, They will
reverence
my
son.
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- 12:7
But
those
husbandmen
said
among
themselves,
This
*
is the
heir;
come, let us
kill
him,
and the
inheritance shall
be
ours.
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- 12:8
And they
took
him, and
killed him,
and
cast him out
of the
vineyard.
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- 12:9
What
shall
therefore the
lord of the
vineyard
do ? he will
come
and
destroy the
husbandmen,
and will
give the
vineyard unto
others.
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- 12:10 And have
ye
not
read
this
scripture; The
stone
which the
builders
rejected
is
*
become the
head of the
corner:
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- 12:11
This
was the
Lord's
doing
*,
and it
is
marvellous
in
our
eyes?
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- 12:12
And they
sought to lay
hold on
him,
but
feared the
people:
for they
knew
that he had
spoken the
parable
against
them:
and they
left
him, and went their
way.
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- 12:13
And they
send
unto
him
certain of the
Pharisees
and of the
Herodians,
to
catch
him in his
words.
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- 12:14
And when they were
come, they
say unto
him,
Master, we
know
that thou
art
true,
and
*
carest
*
for no
man:
for thou
regardest
not the
person
of
men,
but
teachest the
way of
God
in
truth: Is it
lawful to
give
tribute to
Caesar,
or
not?
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- 12:15 Shall we
give,
or shall we
not
give ?
But he,
knowing
their
hypocrisy,
said unto
them,
Why tempt
ye
me?
bring
me a
penny,
that I may
see it.
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- 12:16
And they
brought it.
And he
saith unto
them,
Whose is
this
image
and
superscription?
And they
said unto
him,
Caesar's.
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- 12:17
And
Jesus
answering
said unto
them,
Render to
Caesar the things that
are
Caesar's,
and to
God the things that
are
God's.
And they
marvelled
at
him.
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- 12:18
Then
come
unto
him the
Sadducees,
which
say there
is
no
resurrection;
and they
asked
him,
saying,
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- 12:19
Master,
Moses
wrote unto
us,
If
a
man's
brother
die,
and
leave his
wife behind him,
and
leave
no
children,
that
his
brother should
take
his
wife,
and raise
up
seed unto
his
brother.
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- 12:20 Now there
were
seven
brethren:
and the
first
took a
wife,
and
dying
left
no
seed.
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- 12:21
And the
second
took
her,
and
died
*,
neither
left
he any
seed:
and the
third
likewise.
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- 12:22
And the
seven
had
her,
and
left
no
seed:
last of
all the
woman
died
also.
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- 12:23
In the
resurrection
therefore,
when they shall
rise,
whose
wife shall she
be of
them?
for the
seven
had
her to
wife.
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- 12:24
And
Jesus
answering
said unto
them, Do
ye
not
therefore
*
err, because ye
know
not the
scriptures,
neither the
power of
God?
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- 12:25
For
when they shall
rise
from the
dead, they
neither
marry,
nor are given in
marriage;
but
are
as the
angels
which are
in
heaven.
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- 12:26
And as
touching the
dead,
that they
rise: have
ye
not
read
in the
book of
Moses,
how
in the
bush
God
spake unto
him,
saying,
I am the
God of
Abraham,
and the
God of
Isaac,
and the
God of
Jacob?
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- 12:27 He
is
not the
God of the
dead,
but the
God of the
living:
ye
therefore
do
greatly
err.
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- 12:28
And
one of the
scribes
came, and having
heard
them reasoning
together, and
perceiving
that he had
answered
them
well,
asked
him,
Which
is the
first
commandment of
all?
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- 12:29
And
Jesus
answered
him,
The
first of
all the
commandments is,
Hear, O
Israel; The
Lord
our
God
is
one
Lord:
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- 12:30
And thou shalt
love the
Lord
thy
God
with
all
thy
heart,
and
with
all
thy
soul,
and
with
all
thy
mind,
and
with
all
thy
strength:
this is the
first
commandment.
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- 12:31
And the
second is
like, namely
this
*, Thou shalt
love
thy
neighbour
as
thyself. There
is
none
other
commandment
greater than
these.
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- 12:32
And the
scribe
said unto
him,
Well,
Master, thou hast
said
the
truth:
for there
is
one
God;
and there
is
none
other
but
he:
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- 12:33
And to
love
him
with
all the
heart,
and
with
all the
understanding,
and
with
all the
soul,
and
with
all the
strength,
and to
love his
neighbour
as
himself,
is
more than
all whole burnt
offerings
and
sacrifices.
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- 12:34
And when
Jesus
saw
that
he
answered
discreetly, he
said unto
him, Thou
art
not
far
from the
kingdom of
God.
And no
man after
that
durst
ask
him any question.
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- 12:35
And
Jesus
answered and
said, while he
taught
in the
temple,
How
say the
scribes
that
Christ
is the
Son of
David?
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- 12:36
For
David
himself
said
by the
Holy
Ghost, The
LORD
said to
my
Lord, Sit
thou
on
my right
hand,
till
I
make
thine
enemies
thy
footstool
*.
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- 12:37
David
therefore
himself
calleth
him
Lord;
and
whence is
he then
his
son?
And the
common
people
heard
him
gladly.
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- 12:38
And he
said unto
them
in
his
doctrine,
Beware
of the
scribes,
which
love to
go
in long
clothing,
and love
salutations
in the
marketplaces,
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- 12:39
And the chief
seats
in the
synagogues,
and the uppermost
rooms
at
feasts:
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- 12:40 Which
devour
widows'
houses,
and for a
pretence
make
long
prayers:
these shall
receive
greater
damnation.
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- 12:41
And
Jesus
sat over
against the
treasury, and
beheld
how the
people
cast
money
into the
treasury:
and
many that were
rich cast
in
much.
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- 12:42
And there
came a
certain
poor
widow, and she threw
in
two
mites, which
make a
farthing.
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- 12:43
And he
called unto him
his
disciples, and
saith unto
them,
Verily I
say unto
you,
That
this
poor
widow hath
cast
more
in, than
all they which have
cast
into the
treasury:
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- 12:44
For
all they did cast
in
of
their
abundance;
but
she
*
of
her
want did cast
in
all
that she
had, even
all
her
living.
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