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
he had | them, and | | sat with his
compassion on | healed their | | disciples.
them, because | sick. | |
they were as | | |
sheep not | | |
having a | | |
shepherd: and | | |
he began to | | |
teach them |15 And |12 And | 4 Now the
many things. | when even was| the day began | passover, the
35 And when the | come, the | to wear away; | feast of the
day was now | disciples | and the twelve| Jews was at
far spent, his| came to him, | came, and said| 5 hand. Jesus
disciples came| saying, The | unto him, Send| therefore
unto him, and | place is | the multitude | lifting up
said, The | desert, and | away, that | his eyes, and
place is | the time is | they may go | seeing that a
desert, and | already past;| into the | great
the day is now| send the | villages and | multitude
far spent: | multitudes | country round | cometh unto
36 send them | away, that | about, and | him, saith
away, that | they may go | lodge, and get| unto Philip,
they may go | into the | victuals: for | Whence are we
into the | villages, and| we are here in| to buy
country and | buy | a desert | [4]bread, that
villages round| themselves | place. | these may eat?
about, and buy| food. | |
themselves | | |
somewhat to | | |
37 eat. But he |16 But | | 6 And
answered and | Jesus said |13 But he | this he said
said unto | unto them, | said unto | to prove him:
them, Give ye | They have no | them, Give ye | for he
them to eat. | need to go | them to eat. | himself knew
And they say | away; give ye| | what he would
unto him, | them to eat. | | 7 do. Philip
Shall we go | | | answered him,
and buy two | | | Two hundred
hundred | | | [3]pennyworth
[3]pennyworth | | | of [4]bread
of bread, and | | | is not
give them to | | | sufficient
38 eat? And he | | | for them,
saith unto | | | that every
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