A Harmony of the Gospels for Students of the Life of Christ: Based on the Broadus Harmony in the Revised VersionRobertson, A. T.
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A Harmony of the Gospels for Students of the Life of Christ: Based on the Broadus Harmony in the Revised Version
Robertson, A. T.
Bible. Gospels -- Harmonies
awoke, and rebuked | unto them, Why are | And he awoke, and
the wind, and said | ye fearful, O ye of | rebuked the wind
unto the sea, Peace,| little faith? Then | and the raging of
be still. And the | he arose, and | the water: and
wind ceased, and | rebuked the winds | they ceased, and
there was a great | and the sea; and | there was a calm.
40 calm. And he said | there was a great |
unto them, Why are | calm. |25 And he said unto
ye fearful? have ye | | them, Where is
not yet faith? | | your faith?
| | And
41 And |27 And the men | being afraid they
they feared | marvelled, saying, | marvelled, saying
exceedingly, and | What manner of man | one to another,
said one to another,| is this, that even | Who then is this,
Who then is this, | the winds and the | that he commandeth
that even the wind | sea obey him? | even the winds and
and the sea obey | | the water, and
him? | | they obey him?
§ 66. BEYOND THE LAKE JESUS HEALS THE GERASENE[a] DEMONIAC[b]
Gerasa (Khersa). Same day
Mark 5:1-20 |Matt. 8:28-34 |Luke 8:26-39
| |
1 And they came to |28 And when he was |26 And they arrived
the other side of | come to the other | at the country of
the sea, into the | side into the | the [4]Gerasenes,
country of the | country of the | which is over
2 Gerasenes. And when | Gadarenes, there met| against Galilee.
he was come out of | him two [1]possessed|27 And when he was
the boat, | with devils, coming | come forth upon
straightway there | forth out of the | the land, there
met him out of the | tombs, exceeding | met him a certain
tombs a man with an | fierce, so that no | man out of the
3 unclean spirit, who | man could pass by | city, who had
had his dwelling in |29 that way. | [2]devils; and for
the tombs: and no | | a long time he had
man could any more | | worn no clothes,
bind him, no, not | | and abode not in
with a chain; | | _any_ house, but
4 because that he had | | in the tombs.
been often bound | |
with fetters and | |
chains, and the | |
chains had been rent| |
asunder by him, and | |
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