The KJV Bible With Strong's References:
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1 Peter 3
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- 3:1
Likewise, ye
wives, be in
subjection to your
own
husbands;
that, if
any obey
not the
word,
they
also
may
without the
word be
won
by the
conversation of the
wives;
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- 3:2 While they
behold
your
chaste
conversation coupled
with
fear.
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- 3:3
Whose
adorning let
it
not
be that
outward adorning of
plaiting the
hair,
and of
wearing of
gold,
or of putting
on of
apparel;
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- 3:4
But let it be the
hidden
man of the
heart,
in that which is not
corruptible, even the ornament of a
meek
and
quiet
spirit,
which
is in the
sight of
God of great
price.
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- 3:5
For after this
manner in the old
time the
holy
women
also,
who
trusted
in
God,
adorned
themselves, being in
subjection unto their
own
husbands:
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- 3:6 Even
as
Sara
obeyed
Abraham,
calling
him
lord:
whose
daughters ye
are, as long as ye do
well,
and
are
not
afraid with
any
amazement.
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- 3:7
Likewise, ye
husbands, dwell
with them according
to
knowledge,
giving
honour unto the
wife,
as unto the
weaker
vessel,
and
as being heirs
together of the
grace of
life;
that
your
prayers
be
not
hindered.
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- 3:8
Finally
*, be ye
all of one
mind, having compassion one of
another, love as
brethren, be
pitiful, be
courteous:
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- 3:9
Not
rendering
evil
for
evil,
or
railing
for
railing:
but
contrariwise
blessing;
knowing
that ye
are
thereunto
*
called,
that ye should
inherit a
blessing.
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- 3:10
For he that
will
love
life,
and
see
good
days, let him
refrain
his
tongue
from
evil,
and
his
lips that they
speak
no
guile:
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- 3:11 Let him
eschew
*
evil,
and
do
good; let him
seek
peace,
and
ensue
it.
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- 3:12
For the
eyes of the
Lord are
over the
righteous,
and
his
ears are open
unto
their
prayers:
but the
face of the
Lord is
against them that
do
evil.
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- 3:13
And
who is he that will
harm
you,
if ye
be
followers of that which is
good?
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- 3:14
But and
if ye
suffer
for righteousness'
sake,
happy are ye:
and
be
not
afraid of
their
terror,
neither be
troubled;
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- 3:15
But
sanctify the
Lord
God
in
your
hearts:
and be
ready
always
to give an
answer to every
man that
asketh
you a
reason
of the
hope that is
in
you
with
meekness
and
fear:
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- 3:16
Having a
good
conscience;
that,
whereas
they speak
evil of
you,
as of
evildoers, they may be
ashamed that falsely
accuse
your
good
conversation
in
Christ.
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- 3:17
For it is
better,
if the
will of
God be
so, that ye
suffer for well
doing,
than for evil
doing.
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- 3:18
For
Christ
also hath
once
suffered
for
sins, the
just
for the
unjust,
that he might
bring
us to
God, being put to
death
* in the
flesh,
but
quickened by the
Spirit:
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- 3:19
By
which
also he
went and
preached unto the
spirits
in
prison;
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- 3:20 Which
sometime were
disobedient,
when
once the
longsuffering of
God
waited
in the
days of
Noah, while the
ark was a
preparing,
wherein
*
few, that
is,
eight
souls were
saved
by
water.
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- 3:21 The like
figure
whereunto even
baptism
doth
also
now
save
us
* (not the putting
away of the
filth of the
flesh,
but the
answer of a
good
conscience
toward
God,)
by the
resurrection of
Jesus
Christ:
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- 3:22
Who is
gone
into
heaven, and
is
on the right
hand of
God;
angels
and
authorities
and
powers being made
subject unto
him.
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