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Matthew 7:15 |
in sheeps’ |
in sheep’s |
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Matthew 8:26 |
He said to |
He asked |
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Matthew 9:11 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Matthew 10:5 |
twelve |
twelve disciples |
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Matthew 13:10 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Matthew 13:27 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Matthew 13:28 |
servants said to |
servants asked |
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Matthew 14:31 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Matthew 15:12 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Matthew 15:34 |
Jesus said to |
Jesus asked |
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Matthew 16:15 |
He said to |
He asked |
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Matthew 19:18 |
man said to |
man asked |
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Matthew 20:6 |
He said to |
He asked |
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Matthew 22:12 |
He said to |
He asked |
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Matthew 24:30 |
all the tribes of the
earth will mourn |
all ‘the tribes of the
land will mourn’ |
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Matthew 26:14 |
the twelve, |
the twelve disciples, |
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Matthew 26:20 |
the twelve. |
the twelve disciples. |
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Matthew 26:47 |
the twelve, |
the twelve disciples, |
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Matthew 26:50 |
Jesus said to |
Jesus asked |
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Matthew 26:62 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Matthew 27:13 |
Pilate said to |
Pilate asked |
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Matthew 27:21 |
governor said to |
governor asked |
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Matthew 27:22 |
Pilate said to |
Pilate asked |
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Matthew 28:1 |
the tomb. |
the burial site. |
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Matthew 28:2 |
on |
on top of |
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Matthew 28:4 |
men. |
catatonic. |
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Matthew 28:10 |
being afraid! Go and
tell my brothers to leave for Galilee, and there they will see
me.” |
being frightened! Go
and tell my brothers to leave for Galilee, and they will see me
there.” |
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Mark 2:9 |
man, |
walk’? |
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Mark 2:16 |
they said to |
they asked |
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Mark 2:24 |
Pharisees said to |
Pharisees asked |
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Mark 2:25 |
He said to |
He asked |
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Mark 2:26 |
God when Abiathar was |
God during the
lifetime of Abiathar the |
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Mark 3:14 |
twelve whom he called
apostles |
twelve disciples, whom
he called apostles, |
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Mark 3:16 |
these twelve: |
these twelve men: |
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Mark 4:10 |
with his followers and
the twelve, |
with the twelve
disciples and those around him, |
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Mark 4:24 |
you evaluate others, |
you do your
evaluating, |
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Mark 4:38 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Mark 4:39 |
sea, “Hush! |
sea, “Calm down! |
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Mark 4:40 |
He said to |
He asked |
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Mark 5:7 |
I command you in the
name of God not to torture |
I adjure you in the
name of God never to torment |
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Mark 5:31 |
disciples said to |
disciples asked |
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Mark 6:7 |
twelve |
twelve disciples |
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Mark 6:24 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Mark 6:37 |
eat.”They said to |
eat.”They asked |
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Mark 8:17 |
Jesus said to |
Jesus asked |
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Mark 8:21 |
he said to |
he asked |
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Mark 9:35 |
sat down and called
the twelve. He |
sat down, called his
twelve disciples, and |
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Mark 10:26 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Mark 11:11 |
with the twelve |
with his twelve
disciples |
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Mark 14:10 |
the twelve, |
the twelve disciples, |
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Mark 14:19 |
and said to |
and asked |
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Mark 14:20 |
you twelve, |
you twelve men, |
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Mark 14:43 |
the twelve, |
the twelve disciples, |
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Mark 15:12 |
Pilate said to |
Pilate asked |
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Luke 1:18 |
Zechariah said to |
Zechariah asked |
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Luke 2:49 |
He said to |
He asked |
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Luke 5:39 |
is excellent!’” |
is good enough!’” |
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Luke 6:9 |
Jesus said to |
Jesus asked |
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Luke 7:24 |
you.’ |
wind? |
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Luke 10:28 |
correctly. Do this,
and you will live.” |
correctly. ‘Do this,
and you will live.’” |
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Luke 12:14 |
Jesus said to |
Jesus asked |
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Luke 22:35 |
Jesus said to |
Jesus asked |
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Luke 22:48 |
Jesus said to |
Jesus asked |
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Luke 24:1 |
But on the first day
of the week at early dawn |
But at early dawn on
the first day of the week, |
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Luke 24:8 |
Then they remembered
his |
Then the women
remembered Jesus’ |
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Luke 24:9 |
the Eleven |
the eleven disciples |
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Luke 24:11 |
But these words seemed
nonsense to them, and they wouldn't |
But what they said
seemed nonsense to them, so they did not |
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Luke 24:13 |
of them were going |
of Jesus’ followers
were walking |
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Luke 24:15 |
were talking and
discussing, |
were discussing and
analyzing what had happened, |
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Luke 24:18 |
there these |
there in the past few |
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Luke 24:19 |
“The things about
Jesus of Nazareth, who was a prophet, mighty in the things that he
did and said |
“The events involving
Jesus of Nazareth, who was a prophet, mighty in what he said and
did |
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Luke 24:22 |
startled us! |
startled us by what
they told us. |
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Luke 24:23 |
had actually seen a
vision of angels who said |
had seen a vision of
angels, who were saying that |
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Luke 24:24 |
had said, but |
had said. However, |
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Luke 24:25 |
them, “O how foolish
you are and how slow of heart |
them, “O, how foolish
you are! How slow you are |
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Luke 24:28 |
where they were going,
he acted as though he were going on |
where the two men were
headed, Jesus acted as though he were going |
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Luke 24:29 |
they urged him
strongly, “Stay with us, because it is almost evening and the day
is almost |
they strongly urged
him, “Stay with us, because it is almost evening and the daylight
is nearly |
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Luke 24:32 |
they said to |
they asked |
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Luke 24:35 |
Then they themselves
began to tell what had happened on the road and how he was
recognized by them |
Then the two men began
to tell what had happened on the road and how they had recognized
him |
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Luke 24:36 |
were |
were all |
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Luke 24:38 |
hearts? |
doubting? |
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Luke 24:39 |
because it is I
myself. Touch me and see, |
because it’s really
me. Touch me and look at me, |
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Luke 24:44 |
are my |
are the |
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Luke 24:45 |
might come to |
might |
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Luke 24:46 |
is written, that the
Messiah was to suffer and to |
is written: the
Messiah was to suffer and |
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Luke 24:47 |
and that |
and then |
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Luke 24:49 |
sending on you what my
Father promised. But |
sending to you what my
Father promised, so |
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Luke 24:51 |
he parted from |
he left |
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Luke 24:52 |
Jerusalem |
Jerusalem filled |
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John 1:7 |
believe through |
believe because of |
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John 1:12 |
him, to |
him, |
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John 1:13 |
a physical sense, or
from a fleshly impulse, or from man's desire, but |
a genetic sense, nor
from lust, nor from man’s desire, but from the will |
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John 1:14 |
and tabernacled among
us. We gazed on his glory, the kind of glory that belongs to the
Father's unique Son, |
and lived among us. We
gazed on his glory, the kind of glory that belongs to the Father's
unique Son, who is |
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John 1:15 |
ranks ahead of |
ranks higher than |
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John 1:16 |
another, |
abundance, |
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John 1:20 |
openly and did not
deny it, but confessed, |
openly and, remaining
true to himself, admitted, |
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John 1:21 |
you Elijah?”He |
you Elijah?”John |
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John 1:23 |
am the voice of one
crying out in the wilderness, ‘Make the way of the Lord
straight,’” |
am ‘…a voice crying
out in the wilderness, “Prepare the Lord’s highway,”’ |
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John 1:24 |
Now they |
Now those men |
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John 1:30 |
ranks ahead of |
ranks above |
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John 1:38 |
he said to them, “What
are you looking for?”They said to |
he asked them, “What
are you looking for?”They asked |
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John 1:39 |
them, “Come, and you
will see.” So they went and saw where he was staying, and they
stayed |
them, “Come and see!”
So they went and saw where he was staying, and they remained |
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John 1:43 |
away into Galilee. He |
away to Galilee, where
he |
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John 1:46 |
Nathaniel said to him,
“Out of Nazareth? What good can that be?”Philip |
Nathaniel asked him,
“Out of Nazareth? Can anything good come from there?”Philip |
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John 1:47 |
a true Israelite, in
whom there is no falsehood!” |
a genuine Israelite,
in whom there is no deceit!” |
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John 1:48 |
Nathaniel said to |
Nathaniel asked |
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John 2:1 |
day there was a
wedding in Cana of Galilee. The mother of Jesus |
day of that week there
was a wedding in Cana of Galilee. Jesus’ mother |
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John 2:3 |
any |
any more |
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John 2:4 |
My hour has not yet
come.” |
My time hasn’t come
yet.” |
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John 2:6 |
from twenty |
from 20 |
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John 2:8 |
they took it. |
they did. |
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John 2:18 |
Jews said to |
Jews asked |
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John 2:23 |
in his name |
in him |
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John 3:4 |
Nicodemus said to |
Nicodemus asked |
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John 3:9 |
Nicodemus said to |
Nicodemus asked |
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John 3:10 |
“You're the |
“You're a |
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John 3:16 |
not perish |
not be lost |
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John 3:21 |
that all may see that
his actions have been done in God.” |
that it may become
evident that his actions have God’s approval.” |
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John 3:25 |
between John's
disciples and a certain Jew. |
between a certain Jew
and John's disciples, |
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John 3:27 |
to him |
to them |
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John 3:31 |
is over everything.
The one who is of the earth belongs to the earth and speaks about
earthly things. The one who comes from heaven is over |
is superior to
everything. The one who is of the earth belongs to the earth and
speaks about earthly things. The one who comes from heaven is
superior to |
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John 3:34 |
limited measure. |
limited measure to
him. |
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John 4:9 |
woman said to |
woman asked |
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John 4:14 |
become in him a well
of water |
become a well of water
for him, |
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John 4:22 |
We |
We Jews |
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John 4:23 |
the hour |
the time |
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John 4:28 |
told the |
told |
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John 4:33 |
eat, has he?” |
eat, have they?” |
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John 4:35 |
will be here?’ Look, I
tell you, open your eyes and observe that the fields are ready for
harvesting! |
will begin?’ Look, I
tell you, open your eyes and observe that the fields are ready for
harvesting now! |
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John 4:38 |
not labored for.
Others have labored, and you have entered into their labor.” |
not worked for. Others
have worked, and you have adopted their work as your own.” |
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John 4:39 |
the woman's testimony
when she |
the woman had |
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John 4:40 |
to him, |
to Jesus, |
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John 4:41 |
of his word. |
of what he said. |
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John 4:42 |
believe, because |
believe, for now |
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John 4:43 |
Jesus went from that
place to Galilee, |
Jesus left for Galilee
from there, |
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John 4:46 |
So he came again |
So Jesus returned |
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John 4:50 |
started on his way. |
started back home. |
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John 4:51 |
his way down, |
his way, |
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John 4:53 |
live.” And |
live.” So |
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John 5:1 |
was a |
was another |
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John 5:4 |
and the one who |
and whoever |
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John 5:6 |
he said to |
he asked |
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John 5:19 |
doing, because what he |
doing, What the Father |
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John 5:22 |
all judgment |
all authority to judge |
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John 5:23 |
Father. The one who |
Father. Whoever |
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John 5:24 |
certainty, the one who
hears my word and believes in the one who sent me has eternal life
and does not come under judgment, |
certainty, whoever
hears what I say and believes in the one who sent me has eternal
life and will not be judged, |
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John 5:25 |
the hour is coming, |
the time approaches, |
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John 5:27 |
to pass judgment, |
to judge, |
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John 5:28 |
the hour is coming
when everyone in their graves will hear his |
the time is
approaching when everyone in their graves will hear the Son of
Man’s |
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John 5:30 |
accord. As I hear, I
judge, |
accord. I judge
according to what I hear, |
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John 5:31 |
testify about myself,
my testimony is not true. |
testify on my own
behalf, my testimony is not trustworthy. |
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John 5:35 |
man |
man John |
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John 5:37 |
seen his appearance, |
seen what he looks
like, |
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John 5:38 |
word abiding |
word at work |
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John 6:5 |
he said to |
he asked |
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John 6:7 |
bread is not enough
for each of them to get |
bread isn’t enough for
each of them to have |
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John 6:9 |
are they |
are these |
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John 6:10 |
that place. So the men
sat down, numbering about 5,000. |
that area, so they sat
down, numbering about 5,000 men. |
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John 6:11 |
distributed the fish,
as much |
distributed as much
fish |
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John 6:12 |
satisfied, he told his
disciples, “Collect the pieces that are left over so that nothing
is lost.” |
satisfied, Jesus told
his disciples, “Collect the pieces that are left over so that
nothing is wasted.” |
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John 6:13 |
collected them and
filled twelve baskets with the |
collected and filled
twelve baskets full of |
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John 6:21 |
him into the boat, |
him on board, |
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John 6:27 |
for the food that
perishes but for the |
for food that perishes
but for |
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John 6:28 |
they said to |
they asked |
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John 6:35 |
life. The one who
comes to me will never become hungry, and the one who |
life. Whoever comes to
me will never become hungry, and whoever |
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John 6:52 |
other, saying, |
other, asking, |
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John 6:61 |
knowing in himself
that his disciples were grumbling about this, said to |
knowing within himself
that his disciples were grumbling about this, asked |
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John 6:63 |
flesh is useless. The
words that I have spoken to you are spirit and are |
flesh accomplishes
nothing. The words that I have spoken to you are spirit and |
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John 6:67 |
Jesus said to the
twelve, |
Jesus asked the twelve
disciples, |
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John 6:70 |
you twelve, |
you twelve men, |
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John 6:71 |
the twelve. |
the twelve disciples. |
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John 7:1 |
in Judea because the
Jews |
in Judea, since the
Jews there |
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John 7:11 |
festival, saying, |
festival, asking, |
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John 7:12 |
the crowd!” |
the crowds!” |
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John 7:13 |
the Jews. |
the Jewish leaders. |
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John 7:15 |
The Jews |
The Jewish leaders |
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John 7:18 |
is true, |
is genuine, |
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John 7:32 |
arrest him. |
arrest Jesus. |
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John 7:35 |
the Jews said to one
another, “Where does this man intend to go so that we will |
the Jewish leaders
asked one another, “Where does this man intend to go so that we
won’t |
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John 7:36 |
he made, |
he said, |
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John 7:45 |
who said to |
who asked |
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John 7:48 |
him, has he? |
him, have they? |
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John 7:49 |
the law—they are
accursed!” |
the law—they’re under
a curse!” |
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John 7:50 |
their number,
Nicodemus (the man who had previously gone to him), said to |
their ownr, Nicodemus
(the man who had previously met with Jesus), asked |
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John 7:53 |
to his |
to their |
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John 8:19 |
they said to |
they asked |
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John 8:21 |
your sins. |
your sin. |
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John 8:25 |
they said to |
they asked |
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John 8:37 |
because my word finds
no reception among |
because you’ve not
received what I’ve told |
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John 8:43 |
understand my
language? |
understand what I’ve
said? |
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John 8:44 |
stood by the |
stood for |
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John 8:51 |
see death at all.” |
see death.” |
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John 8:52 |
taste death at all.’ |
taste death.’ |
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John 8:57 |
Jews said to |
Jews asked |
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John 9:4 |
must work the works |
must do the work |
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John 9:9 |
saying, “It is he,”
while others were saying, “No, but it is someone like him.”He
himself kept saying, “It is I!” |
saying, “It’s him,”
while others were saying, “No, but it’s someone like him.”He
himself kept saying, “It’s me!” |
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John 9:10 |
they said to him,
“How, then, were your eyes opened?” |
they asked him, “How,
then, did you gain your eyesight?” |
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John 9:12 |
They said to |
They asked |
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John 9:14 |
and opened |
and healed |
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John 9:15 |
had received |
had gained |
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John 9:17 |
the blind man again,
“What do you say about him, since it was your eyes he opened?”He |
the formerly blind man
again, “What do you say about him, since it was your eyes he
healed?”He |
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John 9:18 |
that he had been blind
and had been given |
that the man had been
blind and had gained |
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John 9:26 |
they said to him,
“What did he do to you? How did he open |
they asked him, “What
did he do to you? How did he heal |
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John 9:28 |
him furiously |
him in fury |
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John 9:30 |
he opened |
he healed |
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John 9:32 |
anyone opened |
anyone healed |
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John 9:34 |
They said to him, “You
were born entirely in sins, |
They asked him, “You
were born a sinner |
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John 9:39 |
world for judgment, so
that those who are blind may see, and |
world to judge it, so
that those who are blind may see and so that |
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John 9:40 |
and said to |
and asked |
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John 9:41 |
sin remains.” |
sin still exists.” |
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John 10:8 |
sheep did not |
sheep didn’t |
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John 10:13 |
sheep do not |
sheep don’t |
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John 10:16 |
that do not |
that don’t |
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John 10:18 |
is a command that I
have received from my Father.” |
is what my Father has
commanded me.” |
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John 10:19 |
of these words. |
of what Jesus had been
saying. |
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John 10:35 |
be set aside), |
be disregarded), |
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John 10:39 |
away out of their
hands. |
away from them. |
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John 10:42 |
in him |
in Jesus |
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John 11:6 |
two |
two more |
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John 11:22 |
God, God |
God, he |
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John 11:34 |
He said, |
He asked, |
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John 11:38 |
lying against |
lying in front of |
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John 11:44 |
The dead man |
The man who had died |
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John 12:7 |
her alone, so that she
might keep it for |
her alone so she can
observe observe |
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John 12:11 |
were going away and
believing |
were leaving to
believe |
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John 12:30 |
voice has come |
voice is |
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John 12:35 |
Jesus said to them, |
Jesus replied to the
crowd, |
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John 12:38 |
that the word that the
prophet Isaiah spoke might be fulfilled when he said: “Lord, who
has believed our message, and to whom has the arm of the Lord |
that what the prophet
Isaiah spoke might be fulfilled when he said: “Lord, who has
believed our message, and to whom has the Lord’s power |
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John 12:40 |
their heart |
their mind |
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John 12:49 |
himself given me a
commandment about |
himself commanded me |
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John 12:50 |
that his commandment
is |
that what he commands
brings |
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John 13:6 |
who said to |
who asked |
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John 13:8 |
you have no part |
you cannot be involved |
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John 13:10 |
him, “The person who
has bathed does not need to wash, except for his feet, but is
entirely clean. |
him, “Whoever has
bathed is entirely clean. He doesn’t need to wash himself further,
except for his feet. |
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John 13:12 |
When he |
When Jesus |
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John 13:15 |
have given you an
example, |
have set an example
for you, |
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John 13:18 |
has lifted up his heel |
has turned |
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John 13:19 |
does happen |
does happen, |
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John 13:23 |
loving, was |
loving, had been |
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John 13:24 |
Jesus of |
Jesus about |
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John 13:28 |
why he |
why Jesus |
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John 13:30 |
of bread and
immediately went outside. And |
of bread, immediately
went outside, and |
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John 13:32 |
glorified in him, God
will also glorify the Son of Man in himself, and he will glorify
him at once. |
glorified by him, God
himself also will glorify the Son of Man, and he will do so
quickly. |
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John 13:36 |
Peter said to him,
“Lord, where are you going?”Jesus answered him, “I am going where
you cannot follow me now, though you will follow |
Peter asked him,
“Lord, where are you going?”Jesus answered him, “I am going where
you cannot follow me now, though you will follow me |
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John 13:38 |
will certainly |
will |
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John 14:3 |
come again and will |
come back again and |
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John 14:5 |
Thomas said to |
Thomas asked |
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John 14:11 |
of the works
themselves. |
of what I’ve been
doing. |
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John 14:12 |
do the works that I am
doing. He will do even greater works than these |
do what I am doing. He
will do even greater things than these, |
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John 14:17 |
he abides |
he lives |
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John 14:22 |
Iscariot) said to |
Iscariot) asked |
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John 14:24 |
The word that you hear
is not mine, but comes |
The words that you’re
hearing me say are not mine, but come |
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John 14:27 |
leaving peace with
you. I am giving you my own peace. I am not giving it to you as
the world gives. So do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not
let them |
leaving you at peace.
I am giving you my own peace. I am not giving it to you as the
world gives. So don’t let your hearts be troubled, and don’t |
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John 14:29 |
before it happens, so
that when it does happen |
before I leave, so
that when I do leave, |
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John 15:1 |
the vine grower. |
the vintner. |
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John 15:2 |
He removes every
branch in me that does not produce fruit, and he cleanses every
branch that does produce fruit |
He cuts off every
branch that does not produce fruit in me, and he cuts back every
branch that does produce fruit, |
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John 15:3 |
of the word that I
have |
of what I’ve |
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John 15:6 |
a branch and dries up.
People gather such branches and throw them into the fire, and they
are burned. |
a pruned branch and
dries up. People gather such branches, throw them into a fire, and
they are burned up. |
|
John 15:7 |
yours. |
it. |
|
John 15:8 |
and |
and so |
|
John 15:19 |
as |
as one of |
|
John 15:20 |
Remember the word that
I spoke to |
Remember what I told |
|
John 15:25 |
that the word |
that what has been |
|
John 16:2 |
God! |
God. |
|
John 16:4 |
when their hour comes
you may remember that I told you about them. I did not tell you
this in the beginning, because I was |
when the time comes
you will remember that I told you about them. I did not tell you
this in the beginning, because I was still |
|
John 16:17 |
disciples said to |
disciples asked |
|
John 16:21 |
her hour |
her time |
|
John 16:25 |
The hour |
The time |
|
John 16:27 |
loves you |
loves you, |
|
John 16:28 |
and have come |
and came |
|
John 16:30 |
you |
you any |
|
John 16:32 |
the hour is coming,
indeed it has already come, when you will be scattered, each of
you to his own home, and you will leave me alone. |
the time is coming,
indeed it has already come, when you will be scattered, each of
you to his own home, and you will leave me all by myself. |
|
John 16:33 |
that in |
that through |
|
John 17:6 |
to the men |
to these men whom |
|
John 17:8 |
I have given to them.
They have received them and know for sure that I came from you.
And they |
I passed on to them.
They have received them and know for sure that I came from you.
They |
|
John 17:10 |
glorified in |
glorified through |
|
John 17:12 |
by your name |
by the authority |
|
John 17:13 |
joy completed |
joy made complete |
|
John 18:4 |
and said to |
and asked |
|
John 18:9 |
fulfill the word that
he had spoken, |
fulfill what he had
said, |
|
John 18:17 |
gate said to Peter,
“You aren't one of this man's disciples, too, are you?” He said,
“I am not.” |
gate asked Peter, “You
aren't one of this man's disciples, too, are you?”“I am not,” he
replied. |
|
John 18:25 |
himself. They said to |
himself. Some people
asked |
|
John 18:26 |
with him, |
with Jesus, |
|
John 18:28 |
Then they led Jesus |
Then Jesus was led |
|
John 18:33 |
and said to |
and asked |
|
John 18:37 |
Pilate said to him,
“So you are a king?”Jesus answered, “You say that I am a king. I
was born for this, and I came into the world for this: to testify
to the truth. Everyone who belongs |
Pilate asked him, “So
you are a king?”Jesus answered, “You say that I am a king. I was
born for this, and I came into the world for this: to testify to
the truth. Everyone who is committed |
|
John 18:38 |
Pilate said to |
Pilate asked |
|
John 19:9 |
he said to Jesus,
“Where are you from?” But Jesus gave him no reply. |
he asked Jesus, “Where
are you from?”But Jesus did not answer him. |
|
John 19:10 |
Pilate said to |
Pilate asked |
|
John 19:15 |
him!”Pilate said to |
him!”Pilate asked |
|
John 20:3 |
disciple set out to go
to |
disciple took off for |
|
John 20:9 |
that he |
that Jesus |
|
John 20:13 |
They said to |
They asked |
|
John 20:15 |
Jesus said to |
Jesus asked |
|
John 20:24 |
twelve |
twelve disciples |
|
John 20:28 |
him, saying |
him, |
|
John 21:1 |
of Tiberias, and he
revealed himself in this way. |
of Tiberias. This is
what happened: |
|
John 21:3 |
fishing.”They |
fishing.”They all |
|
John 21:5 |
Jesus said to |
Jesus asked |
|
John 21:7 |
put back on his
clothes, |
put his clothes back
on, |
|
John 21:13 |
Jesus went and took
the bread and |
Jesus took the bread, |
|
John 21:15 |
Jesus said to Simon
Peter, “Simon, son of John, do you love me more than these?”He |
Jesus asked Simon
Peter, “Simon, son of John, do you love me more than these?”Peter |
|
John 21:16 |
he said to him a
second time, “Simon, son of John, do you love me?”He |
he asked him a second
time, “Simon, son of John, do you love me?”Peter |
|
John 21:17 |
He said to him a third
time, “Simon, son of John, do you love me?”Peter was deeply hurt
that he had said to him a third time, “Do you love me?”So |
He asked him a third
time, “Simon, son of John, do you love me?”Peter was deeply hurt
that he had asked him a third time, “Do you love me?” So |
|
John 21:19 |
this, he |
this, Jesus |
|
John 21:22 |
I come, |
I come back, |
|
John 21:23 |
to him that he wasn't
going to die, but, “If it is my will for him to remain until I
come, |
to Peter that he
wasn't going to die, but, “If it is my will for him to remain
until I come back, |
|
Acts 1:3 |
them through |
them during |
|
Acts 1:4 |
them, “Do not leave
Jerusalem, but wait for the Father's promise, |
them, “Don’t leave
Jerusalem. Instead, wait for what the Father has promised, |
|
Acts 1:5 |
Spirit not many |
Spirit a few |
|
Acts 1:6 |
had come together
began to ask him, |
had gathered together
began to ask Jesus, |
|
Acts 1:7 |
has set |
has fixed |
|
Acts 1:9 |
this, he was taken up
while they |
this, Jesus was taken
up while those who had gathered togethered |
|
Acts 1:10 |
robes were standing |
robes stood |
|
Acts 1:13 |
city, they went to the
upstairs room where they had been staying. They were Peter and
John; James and Andrew; Philip and Thomas; Bartholomew and
Matthew; James the son of Alphaeus and Simon the Zealot; |
city, these men went
to the upstairs room where they had been staying: Peter and John,
James and Andrew, Philip and Thomas, Bartholomew and Matthew,
James the son of Alphaeus and Simon the Zealot, |
|
Acts 1:16 |
guide to |
guide for |
|
Acts 1:17 |
and was |
and had been |
|
Acts 1:20 |
is written, ‘Let |
is written,‘Let |
|
Acts 1:22 |
beginning with the
baptism of John until the day he was taken up from us, |
beginning when we was
baptized by John until the day he was taken up from us. Therefore,
someone like this |
|
Acts 1:25 |
Judas fell away |
Judas left |
|
Acts 2:5 |
nation under heaven |
nation |
|
Acts 2:6 |
came, the crowd rushed
together and was |
came, a crowd quickly
gathered, |
|
Acts 2:13 |
“They're full of |
“They're drunk on |
|
Acts 2:14 |
up with the Eleven,
raised his voice, and addressed them, “Men |
up among the eleven
apostles and raised his voice to address them:“Men |
|
Acts 2:19 |
will work |
will display |
|
Acts 2:20 |
will turn to darkness,
and the moon |
will become dark, and
the moon turn |
|
Acts 2:22 |
these words! Jesus
from Nazareth was a man accredited |
these words: Jesus
from Nazareth was a man authenticated |
|
Acts 2:24 |
and destroyed the
pains of death, since it was impossible for him to be held in its
power. |
and put an end to
suffering of death, since it was impossible for him to be held by
it. |
|
Acts 2:25 |
always see the Lord in
front of me, |
always keep my eyes on
the Lord, |
|
Acts 2:33 |
has poured out |
has caused you to
experience |
|
Acts 2:36 |
let the entire house |
let all the people |
|
Acts 2:37 |
When they |
When the crowd that
had gathered |
|
Acts 2:38 |
them, “Repent and be
baptized, every one of you, |
them, “Every one of
you must repent and be baptized |
|
Acts 2:39 |
are far away, |
are distant, |
|
Acts 2:41 |
were baptized, and
that day about 3,000 persons were added to them. |
were baptized. That
day about 3,000 people were added to their number. |
|
Acts 2:44 |
were together, and
they |
were united and |
|
Acts 2:47 |
They kept praising God
and enjoying the good will of all the people. And every day the
Lord was adding to them people |
They were praising God
and enjoying the good will of all the people. Every day the Lord
was adding to their number those |
|
Acts 3:1 |
afternoon. |
time. |
|
Acts 3:11 |
running together to
them in what was called Solomon's Colonnade. |
running to them in
what was called “Solomon's Colonnade”. |
|
Acts 3:13 |
Abraham, the God of
Isaac, and the God of |
Abraham, Isaac, and |
|
Acts 3:14 |
murderer given |
murderer released |
|
Acts 3:16 |
his name, that is, by
the faith of his name, that has healed this man whom you see and
know. Yes, the faith that comes through him |
his name—that is, by
faith in his name—that has healed this man whom you see and know.
Yes, the faith that comes through Jesus |
|
Acts 3:20 |
Jesus, the Messiah
whom he appointed long ago. |
Jesus, whom he
appointed long ago to be the Messiah. |
|
Acts 3:24 |
also predicted |
also announced |
|
Acts 4:2 |
and declaring that in
the case of Jesus there had been a resurrection |
and announcing that
Jesus had been resurrected |
|
Acts 4:4 |
the number of men grew
to |
the men grew to number |
|
Acts 4:7 |
made them |
made Peter and John |
|
Acts 4:9 |
deed to |
deed done for |
|
Acts 4:13 |
when they |
when the Jewish
leaders |
|
Acts 4:16 |
we can't |
we cannot |
|
Acts 4:18 |
called them |
called Peter and John
back |
|
Acts 4:20 |
what we have |
what we’ve |
|
Acts 4:21 |
threatened them even
more and then let them go. They couldn't find any way to punish
them, because all the people continued to praise |
threatened Peter and
John even more and then let them go. They couldn't find any way to
punish them, because all the people were praising |
|
Acts 4:23 |
released, they went to
their own people |
released, Peter and
John went to their fellow believers |
|
Acts 4:27 |
Israel against |
Israel to oppose |
|
Acts 4:28 |
to do all that your
hand and your |
to carry out
everything that your hand and |
|
Acts 4:29 |
word with all boldness |
word boldly |
|
Acts 4:31 |
God with boldness. |
God boldly. |
|
Acts 4:32 |
Now the whole group of
believers was |
Now all the believers
were |
|
Acts 4:34 |
because all |
because everyone |
|
Acts 5:2 |
brought only a part of
it |
brought the remainder |
|
Acts 5:4 |
have conceived such a
thing in your heart? You did not lie to men but |
have thought of doing
what you did? You didn’t lie only to men, but also |
|
Acts 5:7 |
hours, his |
hours, Ananias’ |
|
Acts 5:9 |
and they |
and these men |
|
Acts 5:10 |
at his |
at Peter’s |
|
Acts 5:12 |
were continuously
being performed by the apostles among the people. And they were
all |
were being performed
by the apostles among the people, who were gathered |
|
Acts 5:13 |
the other people dared
to join them, although |
the others dared join
them, although the rest of |
|
Acts 5:14 |
Nevertheless, still
more believers, a vast number of both men and women, were being
added to the Lord. |
Nevertheless,
believers were being added to the Lord in increasing numbers—both
men and women. |
|
Acts 5:19 |
out. He |
out. The angel |
|
Acts 5:20 |
life.” |
have.” |
|
Acts 5:21 |
After they |
After the apostles |
|
Acts 5:30 |
you hung him on a tree
and killed him. |
you killed him by
hanging him on a tree. |
|
Acts 5:31 |
to give |
to extend |
|
Acts 5:33 |
When they |
When the Council |
|
Acts 5:36 |
in days gone by |
in the recent past |
|
Acts 5:40 |
they |
they again |
|
Acts 6:2 |
twelve |
twelve men |
|
Acts 6:10 |
they couldn't resist
the wisdom and |
they could neither
refute the wisdom nor withstand |
|
Acts 6:12 |
at him, |
at Stephen, |
|
Acts 7:10 |
He allowed him to win
favor and show |
He granted him favor
and |
|
Acts 7:12 |
first visit. |
first trip. |
|
Acts 7:13 |
second visit Joseph
made himself known to his brothers, and Joseph's family became
known |
second trip, Joseph
made himself known to his brothers, and Joseph introduced his
family |
|
Acts 7:14 |
Joseph sent word and
invited his father Jacob and all his relatives to come to him—75 |
Joseph invited his
father Jacob and all his relatives to come to him in Egypt—75 |
|
Acts 7:16 |
bought for a sum of
money |
bought at a high price |
|
Acts 7:17 |
the people multiplied
and grew more numerous in Egypt, |
the people’s
population increased a great deal in Egypt. |
|
Acts 7:19 |
to expose their
infants |
to abandon their
infants to the elements, |
|
Acts 7:22 |
Moses was educated in
all the wisdom of the Egyptians and became a great man in speech
and action. |
Moses learned all the
wisdom of the Egyptians and became a great man, both in words and
in deeds. |
|
Acts 7:23 |
old, his heart was
moved |
old, he decided |
|
Acts 7:26 |
he showed himself to
some of them while they were fighting and tried to reconcile them,
saying, ‘Men, you are brothers. Why should you harm each other?’ |
he presented himself
to some of them while they were fighting and tried to reconcile
them. He said, ‘Men, you are brothers. Why should you be hurting
another?’ |
|
Acts 7:31 |
approached |
approached the bush |
|
Acts 7:33 |
him, ‘Take your shoes
off |
him, ‘Remove your
sandals from |
|
Acts 7:38 |
This is the one who
was in the congregation in the wilderness with the angel who spoke
to him on Mount Sinai and with |
This Moses is the one
who was in the assembly in the wilderness with the angel who spoke
to him on Mount Sinai and to |
|
Acts 7:39 |
and in their hearts
turned back |
and wished to return |
|
Acts 7:43 |
will remove you beyond |
will take you into
exile as far as |
|
Acts 7:45 |
out before |
out in front of |
|
Acts 7:53 |
you didn't |
you haven’t |
|
Acts 7:57 |
they raised a loud
shout, held their ears shut, and together they all rushed at him. |
they shouted out loud,
stopped listening, and together they all rushed at him, |
|
Acts 8:1 |
putting him to death.
That day a severe persecution broke out against the church in
Jerusalem, and all of them, except for the apostles, were |
putting Stephen to
death. That day a severe persecution broke out against the church
in Jerusalem, and everyone except for the apostles was |
|
Acts 8:9 |
be a great man. |
be someone great. |
|
Acts 8:10 |
“This man is the power
of God, which is called great!” |
“This is what we call
the great power of God!” |
|
Acts 8:12 |
news of the kingdom of
God and of |
news about the kingdom
of God and about |
|
Acts 8:14 |
that Samaria |
that Samaritans |
|
Acts 8:17 |
Then they |
Then Peter and John |
|
Acts 8:19 |
on someone |
on someone, |
|
Acts 8:21 |
in this matter,
because your heart isn't right before |
in what we’re saying,
because your heart isn't right with |
|
Acts 8:22 |
possible, this thought
of your heart |
possible, your heart’s
intent |
|
Acts 8:23 |
you're turning into
bitter poison and that you’re being chained by |
you're being poisoned
by bitterness and you’re a prisoner of |
|
Acts 8:26 |
south by the road that
leads from Jerusalem to Gaza. This is a desert |
south on the road that
leads from Jerusalem to Gaza. This is a deserted |
|
Acts 8:27 |
Now an Ethiopian
eunuch was there. He was a member of the court of Candace, queen
of the Ethiopians, and was in charge of all her treasures. He had
come to Jerusalem to worship |
Now there was an
Ethiopian eunuch, who was a member of the court of Candace, queen
of the Ethiopians. He was in charge of all her treasures and had
come up to Jerusalem to worship. |
|
Acts 8:29 |
Philip, “Go to that
chariot and stay close to |
Philip, “Approach that
chariot and stay near |
|
Acts 8:30 |
out loud. |
out loud. asked, “Do
you understand what you're reading?” |
|
Acts 8:33 |
his generation? |
his descendants? |
|
Acts 8:34 |
eunuch said to Philip,
“I ask you, about whom is the prophet speaking—about himself or
about |
eunuch asked Philip,
“I ask you, who is the prophet talking about —himself or |
|
Acts 8:35 |
Philip opened his
mouth and, starting from this Scripture, |
Philip began to speak,
and, starting from this Scripture, he |
|
Acts 8:40 |
through the |
through that |
|
Acts 9:1 |
priest |
priest. |
|
Acts 9:3 |
As he |
As Saul |
|
Acts 9:5 |
you, Lord?”He |
you, Lord?”The voice |
|
Acts 9:7 |
with him |
with Saul |
|
Acts 9:8 |
So they |
So his companions |
|
Acts 9:15 |
is a chosen instrument
of mine to carry my name to the gentiles and their kings |
is my chosen
instrument to carry my name to the gentiles, to their kings, |
|
Acts 9:18 |
from his |
from Saul’s |
|
Acts 9:19 |
after taking some food |
after eating some
food, |
|
Acts 9:20 |
to proclaim |
to preach about |
|
Acts 9:22 |
more powerful |
more persuasive, |
|
Acts 9:23 |
murder him, |
murder Saul, |
|
Acts 9:24 |
to Saul. |
to him. |
|
Acts 9:25 |
the |
the city |
|
Acts 9:26 |
When he |
When Saul |
|
Acts 9:27 |
however, took him and
presented him to the apostles, telling them how on the road he |
however, introduced
Saul to the apostles, telling them how on the road Saul |
|
Acts 9:28 |
he went in and out |
he freely circulated |
|
Acts 9:30 |
about it, |
about the plot, |
|
Acts 9:32 |
also came down to |
also visited |
|
Acts 9:36 |
was full of good works
and acts of charity, which |
was known for her good
works and acts of charity that |
|
Acts 9:37 |
died. When |
died. After |
|
Acts 9:38 |
delay!” |
quickly!” |
|
Acts 9:39 |
widows stood around
him, crying and showing him all the shirts and coats Dorcas |
widows gathered around
Peter, crying and showing him all the shirts and coats Dorcas had |
|
Acts 9:41 |
He gave her his hand
and helped her up. Then he called the saints and widows |
He extended his hand
and helped her get up. Then he called the saints, including the
widows, |
|
Acts 10:4 |
it, Lord?”He answered
him, “Your prayers and your gifts to the poor have come up as a
memorial before |
it, Lord?”The angel
answered him, “Your prayers and your gifts to the poor have arisen
as a reminder to |
|
Acts 10:15 |
Again a |
Again the |
|
Acts 10:16 |
taken |
taken back |
|
Acts 10:23 |
Peter invited them in,
and they were |
Peter welcomed them as |
|
Acts 10:25 |
to go in, |
to enter, |
|
Acts 10:31 |
been heard and your
gifts to the poor have been remembered before God. |
been heard. God has
remembered your gifts to the poors |
|
Acts 10:34 |
Peter opened his mouth
and said, |
Peter began to speak: |
|
Acts 10:35 |
Indeed, the person who |
Indeed, whoever |
|
Acts 10:38 |
and he went around
doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil,
because God was with him. |
and because God was
with him, he went around doing good and healing everyone who was
oppressed by the devil. |
|
Acts 10:39 |
everything he did both
in the land of the Jews and in Jerusalem. They |
everything Jesus did
in the land of the Jews, including Jerusalem.“They |
|
Acts 10:42 |
one ordained |
one appointed |
|
Acts 10:44 |
still speaking these
words, |
still making this
statement, |
|
Acts 10:47 |
can he?” |
can they?” |
|
Acts 10:48 |
So he ordered them to
be baptized in the name of Jesus the Messiah. Then they asked him
to stay |
So Peter ordered them
to be baptized in the name of Jesus the Messiah. Then they asked
him to stay there |
|
Acts 11:5 |
sheet was coming down
from heaven, being |
sheet descended down
from heaven, |
|
Acts 11:10 |
pulled up to heaven
again. |
pulled back up to
heaven. |
|
Acts 11:12 |
them and not to treat
them differently. These six brothers went with me, too, and we
went into the man's house. |
them without
hesitating. These six brothers went with me, too, and we entered
the house of the man from Caesarea. |
|
Acts 11:13 |
seen the |
seen an |
|
Acts 11:14 |
will speak words to
you by which you and your entire home |
will discuss with you
how you and your entire household |
|
Acts 11:15 |
he had on us at the
beginning. |
he was first given to
us. |
|
Acts 11:16 |
remembered the word of
the Lord—how he |
remembered what the
Lord |
|
Acts 11:18 |
they quieted down, and
praised God, saying, “So God has given even the gentiles the
repentance that leads to life.” |
they calmed down, and
praised God, saying, “So God has given repentance that leads to
life even to gentiles.” |
|
Acts 11:20 |
and Cyrene who came to
Antioch and began talking to the Hellenistic Jews too, proclaiming
the Lord Jesus. |
and Cyrene, who came
to Antioch and began proclaiming the Lord Jesus even to the
Hellenistic Jews. |
|
Acts 11:23 |
with a hearty
determination he continuously encouraged them all |
with hearty
determination he kept encouraging all of them |
|
Acts 11:24 |
large crowd |
large number of people |
|
Acts 11:26 |
taught a large crowd. |
taught many people. |
|
Acts 11:29 |
So every one of the
disciples decided, as he was able, to send a contribution to the
brothers living in Judea. |
So all of the
disciples decided they would send a contribution to the brothers
living in Judea, as they were able, |
|
Acts 12:4 |
arrested him, he |
arrested Peter, Herod |
|
Acts 12:5 |
was being kept in
prison, but earnest prayer to God for him was being offered by the
church. |
was kept in prison,
but earnest prayer to God for him was being offered by the
assembly. |
|
Acts 12:9 |
So he |
So Peter |
|
Acts 12:11 |
from the hands of |
from |
|
Acts 12:12 |
When he |
When Peter |
|
Acts 12:14 |
ran in |
ran back inside |
|
Acts 12:18 |
was no little |
was a great |
|
Acts 12:20 |
had a violent quarrel
with the people of Tyre and Sidon. So they came to him as a group.
After they had won over Blastus, who took care of the king's
bedroom, they asked for peace |
had been in a violent
quarrel with the people of Tyre and Sidon. So they came to him as
a group. After they had won over Blastus, who oversaw security for
the king's sleeping quarters, they asked for a peace agreement |
|
Acts 12:21 |
Therefore, on a day
that was set, |
Therefore, at a set
time |
|
Acts 13:1 |
Cyrene, Manaen who had
been brought |
Cyrene, Manaen, who
grew |
|
Acts 13:11 |
The hand of the Lord
is against you now, and you will be blind and not |
The Lord is against
you now, and you will be blind and unable to |
|
Acts 13:17 |
with an uplifted arm
he led them out of it. |
with a public display
of power he led them out of there. |
|
Acts 13:19 |
Then he gave them
their land |
Then God gave their
land to the Israelites |
|
Acts 13:20 |
450 years. After that |
450 years.“After that, |
|
Acts 13:21 |
Benjamin. |
years. |
|
Acts 13:24 |
Before his coming, |
Before Jesus’
appearance, |
|
Acts 13:25 |
the one. |
the Messiah. |
|
Acts 13:27 |
who he was, condemned
him and |
who Jesus was,
condemned him and so |
|
Acts 13:36 |
was laid to rest |
was buried |
|
Acts 13:51 |
So they |
So Paul and Barnabas |
|
Acts 13:52 |
and of |
and |
|
Acts 14:1 |
Iconium they |
Iconium Paul and
Barnabus |
|
Acts 14:15 |
like your own. |
like yours. |
|
Acts 14:17 |
not left himself
without a witness by doing good, by giving you rain from heaven
and fruitful seasons, and by filling |
not abandoned his
witness: he continues to do good, to give you rain from heaven, to
give you fruitful seasons, to fill |
|
Acts 14:18 |
saying this it was all
they |
saying this, it was
all Paul and Barnabus |
|
Acts 14:26 |
been commended |
been entrusted |
|
Acts 14:27 |
door of faith to the
gentiles. |
door so that gentiles
would believe. |
|
Acts 15:5 |
said, “They |
said, “The gentiles |
|
Acts 15:6 |
to consider this
statement. |
to look into this
claim. |
|
Acts 15:9 |
because he cleansed
their hearts by faith. |
because of their
faith-cleansed hearts. |
|
Acts 15:13 |
After they had
finished speaking, James responded by saying, “Brothers, listen to
me. |
After Paul and
Barnabus had finished speaking, James responded, “Brothers, listen
to me: |
|
Acts 15:17 |
my name, declares the
Lord. He |
my name,” declares the
Lord. ‘He |
|
Acts 15:18 |
have always been
known.’ |
have been known from
long ago.’ |
|
Acts 15:21 |
Sabbath he is |
Sabbath his books are |
|
Acts 15:24 |
unsettled your minds. |
unsettled you. |
|
Acts 15:29 |
will prosper. |
will do well. |
|
Acts 15:31 |
with the encouragement
it brought |
with how the letter
encouraged |
|
Acts 15:32 |
said much |
said a lot |
|
Acts 15:35 |
Barnabas stayed in
Antioch and taught and proclaimed |
Barnabas remained in
Antioch to teach and proclaim |
|
Acts 15:37 |
Barnabas persisted in
wanting |
Barnabas wanted |
|
Acts 15:38 |
to be taking along the
man who had deserted them in Pamphylia and |
to take along the man
who had deserted them in Pamphylia and who |
|
Acts 15:40 |
had commended |
had entrusted |
|
Acts 16:3 |
in those places, for
everyone knew that his |
in that region,
because everyone knew that Timothy’s |
|
Acts 16:6 |
Asia. |
Galatia. |
|
Acts 16:7 |
not let them. |
not permit them, |
|
Acts 16:10 |
Macedonia, for we were
convinced that God had called us to tell them |
Macedonia, because we
were convinced that God had called us to tell the people there |
|
Acts 16:12 |
Philippi, a leading |
Philippi, an important |
|
Acts 16:13 |
out of the gate and |
out the city gate and
walked |
|
Acts 16:14 |
Lydia, a dealer in
purple goods from the city of Thyatira, |
Lydia, from the city
of Thyatira, a dealer in purple goods, |
|
Acts 16:18 |
to the spirit, and
said, |
to her and said to the
spirit, |
|
Acts 16:22 |
had them stripped of
their clothes and ordered them beaten with sticks. |
had Paul and Silas
stripped of their clothes and ordered them beaten with rods. |
|
Acts 16:29 |
inside. He was
trembling as he knelt in front of Paul and Silas. |
inside. Trembling as
he knelt in front of Paul and Silas, |
|
Acts 16:34 |
brought them upstairs
into his house and set food before them, and he and everyone in
his house were thrilled to be believers |
brought Paul and Silas
upstairs into his house and set food before them. He was thrilled,
as was his household, to believe |
|
Acts 16:35 |
sent guards and said, |
sent guards, who
commanded, |
|
Acts 16:36 |
Paul, saying, |
Paul, and added, |
|
Acts 16:37 |
told them, “They |
told the guards, “The
magistrates |
|
Acts 16:38 |
they were afraid when
they heard that they |
they became afraid
when they heard that Paul and Silas |
|
Acts 16:39 |
So they |
So the magistrates |
|
Acts 16:40 |
jail, they |
jail, Paul and Silas |
|
Acts 17:2 |
Paul went in |
Paul entered there |
|
Acts 17:4 |
persuaded to join |
persuaded and began to
be associated with |
|
Acts 17:16 |
was stirred to its
depths |
was deeply disturbed |
|
Acts 17:18 |
because he |
because Paul |
|
Acts 17:21 |
time in nothing else
than repeating or listening to the latest ideas. |
time do nothing else
other than listening to the latest ideas or repeating them. |
|
Acts 17:25 |
by hands as if he
needed anything. He himself gives everyone life, breath, and
everything. |
by people as if he
needed anything. He himself gives everyone life, breath, and
everything else. |
|
Acts 17:26 |
the boundaries they
live in, |
the national
boundaries within which they live, |
|
Acts 17:29 |
by human |
by humans using their
own |
|
Acts 18:4 |
would argue in the
synagogue and try |
would speak in the
synagogue, trying |
|
Acts 18:5 |
he solemnly |
he emphatically |
|
Acts 18:9 |
out! Do not be |
out! Don’t remain |
|
Acts 18:11 |
So he lived there for
a year and a half and continued to teach the word of God among
them. |
So Paul lived there
for a year and a half and continued to teach the word of God among
the people there. |
|
Acts 18:12 |
Jews united in an
attack on Paul |
Jews gathered
together, attacked Paul, |
|
Acts 18:14 |
to open his mouth when
Gallio said to |
to speak when Gallio
admonished |
|
Acts 18:19 |
left them |
left Priscilla and
Acquila |
|
Acts 18:22 |
the church, |
the church there, |
|
Acts 18:24 |
of Alexandria and an
eloquent man, one powerful |
of Alexandria, an
eloquent man, and well versed |
|
Acts 18:27 |
When he wanted to
cross over to Achaia, the brothers wrote and urged the disciples
to welcome him. On his arrival he greatly helped those who through
grace |
When Apollos wanted to
cross over to Achaia, the brothers wrote to the disciples there,
urging them to welcome him. On his arrival he greatly helped those
who, through God’s grace, |
|
Acts 19:4 |
baptized with a
baptism of repentance, |
baptized when they
repented, |
|
Acts 19:8 |
persuading them |
persuading those who
heard him |
|
Acts 19:9 |
Way before the people,
he left them, took his disciples away from them, and had |
Way in front of the
people, Paul left them, took his disciples away with, and held |
|
Acts 19:11 |
miracles by Paul's
hands. |
miracles through Paul. |
|
Acts 19:12 |
When the handkerchiefs
and aprons that had touched his skin were taken to the sick, their
diseases left them, and the |
When handkerchiefs and
aprons that had touched his skin were taken to the sick, their
diseases left them and |
|
Acts 19:15 |
them, “I know Jesus,
and I am |
them, “Jesus I know,
and I am getting |
|
Acts 19:17 |
alike, fear came on
all of them, |
alike, they all became
terrified, |
|
Acts 19:18 |
coming and confessing
and telling about their practices. |
coming to confess and
talk about what they had been doing. |
|
Acts 19:19 |
estimated the price of
them and found they were |
estimated their value
and found them to have been |
|
Acts 19:21 |
Paul resolved in the
Spirit |
Paul decided |
|
Acts 19:23 |
Now just |
Now |
|
Acts 19:24 |
Artemis. |
workers. |
|
Acts 19:27 |
into contempt |
into disrepute |
|
Acts 19:32 |
one thing, some
another. For the assembly |
one thing and some
another, since the crowd |
|
Acts 20:2 |
with many words. |
with everything he had
to say. |
|
Acts 20:3 |
was made |
was initiated |
|
Acts 20:10 |
alarmed, for his life
is in him.” |
alarmed, because he’s
still alive.” |
|
Acts 20:11 |
broke the |
broke |
|
Acts 20:13 |
We went ahead to the
ship and sailed for Assos, where we were intending |
We proceeded to the
ship and sailed for Assos, where we intended |
|
Acts 20:21 |
repentance toward God
and faith toward |
repentance to God and
faith in |
|
Acts 20:25 |
preaching |
preaching about |
|
Acts 20:28 |
flock in |
flock over |
|
Acts 20:30 |
will come forward |
will arise |
|
Acts 20:31 |
stopped warning each
of you with tears. |
stopped tearfully
warning each of you. |
|
Acts 20:32 |
and give |
and secure for |
|
Acts 20:36 |
When he |
When Paul |
|
Acts 20:37 |
him with affection. |
him affectionately. |
|
Acts 21:1 |
from them, |
from those brothers, |
|
Acts 21:2 |
sailed away. |
sailed on. |
|
Acts 21:4 |
we looked up the |
we located some |
|
Acts 21:5 |
our days there were
ended |
our time there came to
an end, |
|
Acts 21:6 |
we went aboard |
we reboarded |
|
Acts 21:8 |
the seven, |
the Seven, |
|
Acts 21:12 |
begged him |
begged Paul |
|
Acts 21:14 |
be persuaded, |
be persuaded
otherwise, |
|
Acts 21:17 |
brothers |
brothers there |
|
Acts 21:24 |
pay the expenses to
shave their heads. Then everyone will know that there is nothing
in what they have been told about you, but that you yourself
constantly observe and guard |
pay their expenses to
shave their heads. Then everyone will know that there is nothing
in what they have been told about you, but that you are carefully
observing and keeping |
|
Acts 21:25 |
our judgment that they
should keep away from food that has been sacrificed to idols, from
blood, from the meat of strangled animals, |
our decision that they
should keep away from food that has been sacrificed to idols, from
blood, from anything strangled, |
|
Acts 21:26 |
took the men and the
next day purified himself with them. Then he went into the temple
to announce the time when the days of purification would be over |
took those men and the
next day purified himself with them. Then he went into the temple
to announce the time when their days of purification would end |
|
Acts 21:27 |
up the whole crowd.
They grabbed him, |
up a large crowd. They
grabbed Paul, |
|
Acts 21:29 |
and had supposed |
and assumed |
|
Acts 21:30 |
in chaos, and the
people rushed together. They grabbed Paul and dragged him out of
the temple, and at once the doors were |
in chaos. The people
rushed together, grabbed Paul, dragged him out of the temple, and
at once the doors were sealed |
|
Acts 21:32 |
Immediately he took
some soldiers and officers and ran down to them. When they |
Immediately the
tribune took some soldiers and officers and ran down to the crowd.
When the people |
|
Acts 21:34 |
Since he couldn't
learn the facts because of the confusion, he ordered him |
Since the tribune
couldn't learn the facts due to the confusion, he ordered Paul |
|
Acts 21:35 |
because of the
violence of the mob. |
because the mob had
become so violent. |
|
Acts 21:37 |
he said to the
tribune, “May I say something to you?”He asked, “Do you know |
he asked the tribune,
“May I say something to you?”The tribune asked, “Oh, do you speak |
|
Acts 21:39 |
city. I beg you to |
city. Please |
|
Acts 21:40 |
language. |
language: |
|
Acts 22:4 |
this Way even to the
death |
this Way, even
executing people, |
|
Acts 22:5 |
whole Council |
whole council |
|
Acts 22:12 |
man in accordance with |
man with respect to |
|
Acts 22:24 |
to question him with a
beating in order to find out why they |
to beat and question
him in order to find out why the people |
|
Acts 23:6 |
hope of the
resurrection of the dead.” |
hope that the dead
will be resurrected.” |
|
Acts 23:7 |
was divided. |
was divided, |
|
Acts 23:11 |
near him |
near Paul |
|
Acts 23:18 |
So he |
So the centurion |
|
Acts 23:23 |
two of the centurions
and said, |
two centurions and
ordered, |
|
Acts 23:24 |
Provide an animal |
Provide a mount |
|
Acts 23:32 |
ride on with him |
ride with Paul |
|
Acts 23:33 |
these |
these men |
|
Acts 23:34 |
letter, he asked which
province he |
letter, the governor
asked which province Paul |
|
Acts 23:35 |
ordered him |
ordered Paul |
|
Acts 24:1 |
with some elders and
Tertullius, an attorney, and they presented |
with certain elders
and Tertullius, an attorney, and they summarized |
|
Acts 24:2 |
peace through |
peace because of |
|
Acts 24:16 |
conscience in the
sight of |
conscience before |
|
Acts 24:26 |
to get money |
to receive a bribe |
|
Acts 25:3 |
and begging him as a
favor to have Paul brought to Jerusalem. They were laying an
ambush to kill him on the way. |
and asking Festus to
have Paul brought to Jerusalem as a favor. They were laying an
ambush to kill him on the road. |
|
Acts 25:5 |
against him, |
against him there, |
|
Acts 25:7 |
When he |
When Paul |
|
Acts 25:8 |
have in no way sinned
against the law of the Jews or the temple or |
have done nothing
wrong against the law of the Jews, or of the temple, or of |
|
Acts 25:11 |
I don't refuse |
I am willing |
|
Acts 25:16 |
to hand over a man for
punishment |
to sentence a man to
be punished |
|
Acts 25:20 |
such matters and asked
if he would like to go to Jerusalem and be tried there in regard
to |
such matters, so I
asked if he would like to go to Jerusalem and be tried there for |
|
Acts 26:5 |
a Pharisee by the
standard of the strictest sect of our religion. |
a Pharisee, adhering
to the standards of our strictest religious party. |
|
Acts 26:6 |
now it is for the hope
of the promise made by God to our ancestors that I stand here on
trial. |
now I stand here on
trial for the hope of the promise made by God to our ancestors. |
|
Acts 26:7 |
is for |
is because of |
|
Acts 26:10 |
when they were put to
death, I cast my vote against them. |
when I cast my vote
against them, they were put to death. |
|
Acts 26:11 |
even to |
even in |
|
Acts 26:13 |
saw from heaven a
light that was brighter than the sun flash |
saw a light from
heaven that was brighter than the sun. It flashed |
|
Acts 26:16 |
be a |
be my |
|
Acts 26:18 |
will open their eyes
and turn them from darkness to light and from Satan's control to
God, so that they might receive the forgiveness of sins and |
will help them
understand and turn them from darkness to light and from Satan's
control to God, so that their sins will be forgiven and they will
receive |
|
Acts 26:20 |
then the whole
countryside of Judea, and then the gentiles to repent, turn to
God, and practice works |
then all the people in
Judea—and after that the gentiles—to repent, turn to God, and
perform deeds |
|
Acts 26:22 |
to high and low alike,
stating only what the prophets and Moses said would happen — |
to both the powerful
and the lowly alike, stating only what the prophets and Moses said
would happen— |
|
Acts 26:23 |
would announce light
to our people and |
would bring light both
to our people and to |
|
Acts 26:24 |
continued to make |
continued |
|
Acts 26:25 |
I'm uttering words of
sober truth. |
I'm reporting what is
absolutely true. |
|
Acts 26:28 |
Agrippa said to |
Agrippa asked |
|
Acts 26:31 |
man isn't |
man hasn't |
|
Acts 27:1 |
Italy, they
transferred Paul and some other prisoners |
Italy, Paul and some
other prisoners were transferred |
|
Acts 27:3 |
friends |
friends there |
|
Acts 27:9 |
warn them |
warn those on the
ship, |
|
Acts 27:12 |
a harbor of Crete
facing |
a Cretian harbor that
faces |
|
Acts 27:13 |
could achieve their
purpose. So they raised the anchor and began to sail close to |
could make it to
Phoenix, so they hoisted anchor and began sailing along |
|
Acts 27:21 |
among them |
among his shipmates |
|
Acts 27:22 |
only |
only loss |
|
Acts 27:24 |
you |
you the lives of |
|
Acts 27:25 |
So have courage, men,
for |
So take courage, men,
because |
|
Acts 27:31 |
remain in the ship, |
remain onboard, |
|
Acts 27:33 |
eat something, saying,
“Today is the fourteenth day that you have been waiting and going
without food, having eaten nothing. |
eat something. He
said, “Today is the fourteenth day that you have been waiting and
going without food, not eating anything. |
|
Acts 27:34 |
lose |
lose so much as |
|
Acts 27:38 |
dumping the |
dumping its cargo of |
|
Acts 27:39 |
they couldn't
recognize the land, but they could see a bay with a beach on which
they planned to run the ship ashore |
they didn't recognize
the land, but they could see a bay with a beach on which they
planned to run the ship ashore, |
|
Acts 27:43 |
save Paul and |
save Paul, so he |
|
Acts 27:44 |
way all of them |
way everyone |
|
Acts 28:2 |
cold, and so they made
a fire and welcomed all of us |
cold, so they started
a bonfire and invited us to join them |
|
Acts 28:7 |
the island, and he |
the island. He |
|
Acts 28:11 |
we sailed on |
we continued our
sailing onboard |
|
Acts 28:14 |
days. And so we came
to |
days. After this, so
we arrived in |
|
Acts 28:17 |
later, he |
later, Paul |
|
Acts 28:18 |
for |
for me to receive |
|
Acts 28:22 |
you think, because
everywhere people are talking against this sect.” |
you believe, because
people are talking against this sect everywhere.” |
|
Acts 28:23 |
with him and came |
with Paul and came out |
|
Acts 28:25 |
leaving, and Paul
added a statement: “How well did the Holy Spirit speak |
leaving, so Paul added
this statement: “The Holy Spirit was so right when he spoke |
|
Acts 28:27 |
people's heart has
become dull, |
people's minds have
become stupid, |
|
Acts 28:28 |
this salvation of God |
this message about
God’s salvation |
|
Acts 28:30 |
years he |
years Paul |
|
Acts 28:31 |
preach the kingdom of
God and to teach about the Lord Jesus, the Messiah, with perfect
boldness and freedom. |
preach about the
kingdom of God and to teach boldly and freely about the Lord
Jesus, the Messiah. |
|
Romans 1:1 |
for the gospel of God, |
for God’s gospel, |
|
Romans 1:3 |
his Son, who according
to the flesh was a descendant of David, |
his Son. He was a
descendant of David with respect to his humanity |
|
Romans 1:4 |
and who according to
the spirit of holiness was declared to be the Son of God with
power by the resurrection from the dead—Jesus |
and was declared by
the resurrection from the dead to be the powerful Son of God
according to the spirit of holiness—Jesus |
|
Romans 1:5 |
about the obedience
that proceeds from faith |
about faithful
obedience |
|
Romans 1:9 |
serve in my spirit by
preaching the gospel of |
serve with my spirit
by preaching the gospel about |
|
Romans 1:17 |
in it |
in the gospel |
|
Romans 1:20 |
world his |
world God’s |
|
Romans 1:21 |
their ignorant |
their senseless |
|
Romans 1:24 |
God gave them over to
impurity to follow the lusts of their hearts and to dishonor |
God delivered them to
sexual impurity as they followed the lusts of their hearts and
dishonored |
|
Romans 1:26 |
God gave them over to
degrading passions. Even |
God delivered them to
degrading passions as their |
|
Romans 1:27 |
abandoned the natural
sexual function of females and burned with lust for one another.
Males committed indecent acts with males, and received in |
abandoned their
natural sexual function toward females and burned with lust toward
one another. Males committed indecent acts with males, and
received within |
|
Romans 1:28 |
to retain the full
knowledge of God, God gave them over |
to keep knowing God
fully, God delivered them |
|
Romans 2:2 |
who practice such |
who act like this |
|
Romans 2:4 |
of the riches of his
kindness, forbearance, and patience, not realizing that it is
God's kindness that is leading you to repentance? |
of how riches is his
kindness, forbearance, and patience, not realizing that it is
God's kindness that is leading you to repent? |
|
Romans 2:5 |
are storing up |
are reserving |
|
Romans 2:10 |
good, for Jews first
and for Greeks as well. |
good, initially for
Jews but also for Greeks as well, |
|
Romans 2:13 |
who do |
who follow |
|
Romans 2:25 |
your circumcision has
become uncircumcision. |
your having been
circumcised has no more value than if you were uncircumcised. |
|
Romans 2:28 |
something |
something just |
|
Romans 2:29 |
heart, |
heart, brought about |
|
Ephesians 3:18 |
and deep — |
and deep— |
|
Ephesians 6:5 |
and along |
and |
|
Ephesians 6:6 |
the Messiah |
the Messiah, |
|
Ephesians 6:7 |
merely people. |
merely people, |
|
Ephesians 6:18 |
same reason |
same reason, |
|
Titus 2:5 |
their husbands> |
their husbands. |
|
Hebrews 3:18 |
his rest, if not to
those who disobeyed him? |
his rest? It was to
those who disobeyed him, was it not? |
|
James 1:8 |
he undertakes., |
he undertakes. |
|
Revelation 21:25 |
shut by day, because
there won't be any |
shut at the end of the
day—because there will be no |
|
Proverbs 26:20 |
contention stops |
contention stops. |