knowing their | perceived their | he perceived their hypocrisy, said unto| wickedness, and | craftiness, and them, Why tempt ye | said, Why tempt ye | said unto them, me? bring me a | me, ye hypocrites? |24 Shew me a [2]penny, that I may|19 Shew me the tribute | [2]penny. 16 see it. And they | money. And they | brought it. And he | brought unto him a | saith unto them, |20 [2]penny. And he | Whose Whose is this image | saith unto them, | image and and superscription? | Whose is this image | superscription And they said unto | and superscription? | hath it? And they 17 him, Cæsar's. And |21 They say unto him, |25 said, Cæsar's. And Jesus said unto | Cæsar's. Then saith | he said unto them, them, Render unto | he unto them, Render| Then render unto Cæsar the things | therefore unto Cæsar| Cæsar the things that are Cæsar's, | the things that are | that are Cæsar's, and unto God the | Cæsar's; and unto | and unto God the things that are | God the things that | things that are God's. | are God's. |26 God's. And they | | were not able to | | take hold of the |22 And when | saying before the And they | they heard it, they | people: and they marvelled greatly | marvelled, and left | marvelled at his at him. | him, and went their | answer, and held | way. | their peace. [Footnote 1: Or, _Teacher_.] [Footnote 2: See marginal note on Matt. 18:28.] [Footnote a: The Pharisees send a group of their keenest students to go with the Herodians to catch Jesus with the dilemma about paying tribute to Cæsar, a live question in current politics and theology. They offered Jesus the alternative of popular disfavor or of disloyalty to the Roman government.] § 134. THE SADDUCEES ASK HIM A PUZZLING QUESTION[a] ABOUT THE RESURRECTION In the Court of the Temple. (_Tuesday_)