『March 6–12 Matthew 9–10; Mark 5; Luke 9 “These Twelve Jesus Sent Forth”』のカバーアート

March 6–12 Matthew 9–10; Mark 5; Luke 9 “These Twelve Jesus Sent Forth”

March 6–12 Matthew 9–10; Mark 5; Luke 9 “These Twelve Jesus Sent Forth”

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  • *Talk about italicized words in the bible.*
  • words in the bible are italicized because they were added or changed intentionally because the flow was mysterious in the original texts. 
  • Matthew 9-10
  • greek words: 2a,6b,9b,13b,16b,20a,21a, 24a, 28b,30c,36b. -11 greeks
  • 9.4 jesus knowing  = percibiendo
  • Ch9 go ye and figure out what that means. Link to Luke 2:40 to 50
  • "Mourn" 15 what is the difference between fasting and mourning? Why would He say that?
  • V. 17 Do not put wine into old bottles  - link to - proverbs 29:18 I really like this verse because we all can change our attitude in an instant. especially if we ask God to help us. 
  • V.36 Greek "they fainted" changes to "they were harassed" the sheep without a Shepard being harassed Is a vivid after thought that the author put in there. 
    •  Question: why would he put it in there? what does that change?
  • mark 5
  • greek words: 4a,4b,(13a),(25a),30a,36a,(39a),(40a),43a.- 5 greeks, 4 OR's
  • Mark 5:25 links to Leviticus 15
  • luke 9
  • (29b),31b,43a, 2 greeks, 1 OR
  • total greeks = 18 greeks, 5 OR's
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