| blind, both shall fall into a |15 pit. And Peter answered and 18 And he | said unto him, Declare unto us saith unto them, Are ye so |16 the parable. And he said, Are without understanding also? | ye also even yet without Perceive ye not, that |17 understanding? Perceive ye not, whatsoever from without goeth | that whatsoever goeth into the into the man, _it_ cannot | 19 defile him; because it goeth | not into his heart, but into | mouth passeth into the belly, his belly, and goeth out into | and is cast out into the the draught? _This he said_, | draught? 20 making all meats clean. And he | said, That which proceedeth out|18 But the things which of the man, that defileth the | proceed out of the mouth come 21 man. For from within, out of | forth out of the heart; and the heart of men, [12]evil |19 they defile the man. For out of thoughts proceed, fornications,| the heart come forth evil thefts, murders, adulteries, | thoughts, murders, adulteries, 22 covetings, wickednesses, | fornications, thefts, false deceit, lasciviousness, an evil| witness, railings: eye, railing, pride, | 23 foolishness: all these evil |20 these are things proceed from within, and| the things which defile the defile the man. | man: but to eat with unwashen | hands defileth not the man. [Footnote 1: Or, _surely die_.] [Footnote 2: Some ancient authorities add _or his mother_.] [Footnote 3: Some ancient authorities read _law_.] [Footnote 4: Gr. _caused to stumble_.] [Footnote 5: Gr. _planting_.] [Footnote 6: Or, _common_.] [Footnote 7: Or, _up to the elbow_. Gr. _with the fist_.] [Footnote 8: Gr. _baptize_. Some ancient authorities read _sprinkle themselves_.] [Footnote 9: Gr. _baptizings_.] [Footnote 10: Many ancient authorities add _and couches_.] [Footnote 11: Many ancient authorities insert ver. 16 _If any man hath ears to hear, let him hear._] [Footnote 12: Gr. _thoughts that are evil_.] § 78. THE SECOND WITHDRAWAL TO THE REGION OF TYRE AND SIDON AND THE HEALING OF THE DAUGHTER OF A SYRO-PHOENICIAN WOMAN