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And
again
he entered
into Capernaum,
after
some
days;
and
it was noised
that he was in
the house.
2
And straightway
many
were gathered together,
insomuch that
there was
no
room to receive
them
,
no
, not so much
as about
the door:
and
he preached
the word
unto them.
3
And
they come
unto him,
bringing
one sick of the palsy,
which was borne
of
four.
4
And when they could
not
come nigh unto him
for
the press,
they uncovered
the roof
where
he was: and
when they had broken
it
up,
they let down
the bed
wherein
the sick of the palsy
lay.
5
When
Jesus
saw their
faith,
he said
unto the sick of the palsy,
Son,
thy
sins
be forgiven
thee.
6
But there were
certain
of the scribes
sitting
there,
and
reasoning
in their
hearts,
7
Why
doth
this
man
thus
speak blasphemies?
who
can
forgive
sins
but
God
only?
8
And immediately
when Jesus
perceived
in his
spirit
that
they so
reasoned
within
themselves,
he said unto them,
Why
reason ye
these things in your
hearts?
9
Whether
is it
easier
to say
to the sick of the palsy,
Thy
sins
be forgiven
thee;
or
to say,
Arise,
and
take up
thy
bed,
and
walk?
10
But
that
ye may know
that
the Son
of man
hath
power
on
earth
to forgive
sins,
(he saith
to the sick of the palsy,
)
11
I say
unto thee,
Arise,
and
take up
thy
bed,
and
go thy way
into thine
house.
12
And immediately
he arose,
took up
the bed,
and
went forth
before
them
all
;
insomuch that
they were
all
amazed, and
glorified
God,
saying,
We
never
saw
it on this fashion.
13
And
he went forth
again
by
the sea side;
and
all
the multitude
resorted
unto him, and
he taught
them.
14
And
as he passed by,
he saw Levi
the
son
of Alphaeus
sitting
at
the receipt of custom,
and
said
unto him,
Follow
me. And
he arose
and followed
him.
15
And
it came to pass,
that, as
Jesus
sat
at meat
in his
house,
many
publicans
and
sinners
sat
also together with
Jesus
and his
disciples:
for there were
many
,
and
they followed
him.
16
And
when the scribes
and
Pharisees
saw him
eat
with
publicans
and
sinners,
they said
unto his
disciples,
How
is it that
he eateth
and
drinketh
with
publicans
and
sinners?
17
When
Jesus
heard
it
, he saith
unto them,
They that are whole
have no
need
of the physician,
but they that are
sick:
I came
not
to call
the righteous,
but
sinners
to repentance.
18
And
the
disciples
of John
and
of the Pharisees
used
to
fast
:
and
they come
and
say
unto him, Why do
the
disciples
of John
and
of the Pharisees
fast
,
but thy
disciples
fast
not?
19
And
Jesus
said unto them,
Can
the children
of the bridechamber
fast,
while
the bridegroom
is with them?
as long as
they have
the bridegroom
with them, they cannot
fast.
20
But
the days
will come,
when
the bridegroom
shall be taken away
from them, and
then
shall they fast
in those
days.
21
No man
also
seweth
a piece
of new
cloth
on
an old
garment:
else
the new piece
that filled it up
taketh away
from
the old,
and
the rent
is made
worse.
22
And
no man
putteth
new
wine
into
old
bottles:
else
the
new
wine
doth burst
the bottles
,
and
the
wine
is spilled, and
the bottles
will be marred:
but
new
wine
must be put into
new
bottles.
23
And
it came to pass,
that he
went
through
the corn fields
on
the sabbath day;
and his
disciples
began,
as they
went
,
to pluck
the ears of corn.
24
And
the Pharisees
said
unto him,
Behold,
why
do they
on
the sabbath day
that which
is
not lawful?
25
And he
said
unto them,
Have ye never
read
what
David
did,
when
he had
need,
and
was an hungred,
he, and they that were with him?
26
How
he went
into
the house
of God
in the days
of Abiathar
the high priest,
and
did eat
the shewbread,
which
is
not lawful to eat
but for
the priests,
and
gave
also to them
which
were with him?
27
And
he said
unto them,
The sabbath
was made
for
man
,
and not
man
for
the sabbath:
28
Therefore
the Son
of man
is
Lord
also
of the sabbath.
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