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
| death: abide | |
42:6_]: abide | ye here, and | |
ye here, and | watch with me.| |
35 watch. And he |39 And he went |41 And he was |
went forward a| forward a | parted from |
little, and | little, and | them about a |
fell on the | fell on his | stone's cast; |
ground, and | face, and | and he kneeled|
prayed that, | prayed, | down and |
if it were | | prayed, |
possible, the | | saying, |
hour might | | |
pass away from| | |
36 him. And he | | |
said, Abba, | saying, O my | |
Father, all | Father, if it |42 Father, if |
things are | be possible, | thou be |
possible unto | let this cup | willing, |
thee; remove | pass away from| remove this |
this cup from | me: | cup from me: |
me: howbeit | nevertheless, | nevertheless |
not what I | not as I will,| not my will, |
will, but what| but as thou | but thine, be |
thou wilt. | wilt. |43 done. [3]And there appeared
| | unto him an angel from heaven,
| |44 strengthening him. And being
| | in an agony he prayed more
| | earnestly: and his sweat
| | became as it were great drops
| | of blood falling down upon the
| |45 ground. And when he rose up
| | from his prayer, he came unto
37 And he cometh,|40 And he cometh | the disciples, and found them
and findeth | unto the |46 sleeping for sorrow, and said
them sleeping,| disciples, and| unto them, Why sleep ye? rise
and saith unto| findeth them | and pray, that ye enter not
Peter, Simon, | sleeping, and | into temptation.
sleepest thou?| saith unto |
couldest thou | Peter, What, |
not watch one | could ye not watch with me|
38 hour? [2]Watch|41 one hour? [2]Watch and |
and pray, that ye | pray, that ye enter |
enter not into | not into temptation:|
temptation: the | the spirit indeed is|
spirit indeed is | willing, but the |
willing, but the |42 flesh is weak. Again|
39 flesh is weak. And | a second time he |
again he went away, | went away, and |
and prayed, saying | prayed, saying, O my|
the same words. | Father, if this |
| cannot pass away, |
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