The KJV Bible With Strong's References:
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Luke 10
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- 10:1
After these
things the
Lord
appointed
other
seventy
also,
and
sent
them
two and
two
before
his
face
into
every
city
and
place,
whither
* he
himself
would
come.
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- 10:2
Therefore said
he
unto
them, The
harvest
truly is
great,
but the
labourers are
few: pray
ye
therefore the
Lord of the
harvest,
that he would send
forth
labourers
into
his
harvest.
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- 10:3 Go your
ways:
behold,
I
send
you
forth
as
lambs
among
*
wolves.
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- 10:4
Carry
neither
purse,
nor
scrip,
nor
shoes:
and
salute no
man
by the
way.
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- 10:5
And
into
whatsoever
*
house ye
enter,
first
say,
Peace be to
this
house.
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- 10:6
And
if
the
son of
peace
be
there,
your
peace shall
rest
upon
it: if
not, it shall
turn
to
you
again.
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- 10:7
And
in the
same
house
remain,
eating
and
drinking such things
as
they
give:
for the
labourer
is
worthy of
his
hire.
Go
not
from
house
to
house.
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- 10:8
And
into
whatsoever
*
*
city ye
enter,
and they
receive
you, eat such
things as are set
before
you:
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- 10:9
And
heal the
sick that are
therein
*,
and
say unto
them, The
kingdom of
God is come
nigh
unto
you.
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- 10:10
But
into
whatsoever
*
city ye
enter,
and they
receive
you
not, go your ways
out
into the
streets of the
same, and
say,
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- 10:11
Even the very
dust
of
your
city,
which
cleaveth on
us, we do wipe
off against
you:
notwithstanding be ye
sure of
this,
that the
kingdom of
God is come
nigh
unto
you.
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- 10:12
But I
say unto
you,
that it shall
be more
tolerable
in
that
day for
Sodom,
than for
that
city.
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- 10:13
Woe unto
thee,
Chorazin!
woe unto
thee,
Bethsaida!
for
if the mighty
works had been
done
in
Tyre
and
Sidon,
which have been
done
in
you, they
had a great while
ago
repented,
sitting
in
*
sackcloth
and
ashes.
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- 10:14
But it shall
be more
tolerable for
Tyre
and
Sidon
at the
judgment,
than for
you.
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- 10:15
And
thou,
Capernaum,
which art
exalted
to
heaven, shalt be thrust
down
to
hell.
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- 10:16 He that
heareth
you
heareth
me;
and he that
despiseth
you
despiseth
me;
and he that
despiseth
me
despiseth him that
sent
me.
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- 10:17
And the
seventy returned
again
with
joy,
saying,
Lord,
even the
devils are
subject unto
us
through
thy
name.
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- 10:18
And he
said unto
them, I
beheld
Satan
as
lightning
fall
from
heaven.
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- 10:19
Behold, I
give unto
you
power to
tread
on
serpents
and
scorpions,
and
over
all the
power of the
enemy:
and
nothing
shall by any
means
hurt
(5661)
you.
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- 10:20
Notwithstanding
in
this
rejoice
not,
that the
spirits are
subject unto
you;
but
rather
rejoice,
because
your
names are
written
in
heaven.
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- 10:21
In
that
hour
Jesus rejoiced
in
spirit,
and
said, I
thank
thee, O
Father,
Lord of
heaven
and
earth,
that thou hast
hid these
things
from the
wise
and
prudent,
and hast
revealed
them unto
babes: even
so,
Father;
for
so it
seemed
good
in
thy
sight.
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- 10:22 All
things are
delivered to
me
of
my
Father:
and no
man
knoweth
who the
Son
is,
but the
Father;
and
who the
Father
is,
but the
Son,
and he to
whom
the
Son
will
reveal him.
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- 10:23
And he turned
him
unto his
disciples, and
said
privately
*,
Blessed are the
eyes
which
see the things
that ye
see:
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- 10:24
For I
tell
you,
that
many
prophets
and
kings have
desired to
see those things
which
ye
see,
and
have
not
seen them;
and to
hear those things
which ye
hear,
and
have
not
heard them.
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- 10:25
And,
behold, a
certain
lawyer stood
up,
and
tempted
him,
saying,
Master,
what shall I
do to
inherit
eternal
life?
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- 10:26
He
said
unto
him,
What is
written
in the
law?
how readest
thou ?
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- 10:27
And he
answering
said, Thou shalt
love the
Lord
thy
God
with
all
thy
heart,
and
with
all
thy
soul,
and
with
all
thy
strength,
and
with
all
thy
mind;
and
thy
neighbour
as
thyself.
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- 10:28
And he
said unto
him, Thou hast
answered
right:
this
do,
and thou shalt
live.
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- 10:29
But he,
willing to
justify
himself,
said
unto
Jesus,
And
who
is
my
neighbour?
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- 10:30
And
Jesus
answering
said, A
certain
man went
down
from
Jerusalem
to
Jericho,
and fell
among
thieves,
which
*
stripped
him of his
raiment,
and
wounded
* him, and
departed,
leaving him half
dead
*.
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- 10:31
And
by
chance there came
down a
certain
priest
that
*
way:
and when he
saw
him, he passed by on the other
side.
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- 10:32
And
likewise
a
Levite, when he
was
at the
place,
came
and
looked on him, and passed by on the other
side.
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- 10:33
But a
certain
Samaritan, as he
journeyed,
came
where he
was:
and when he
saw
him, he had
compassion on him,
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- 10:34
And
went to him, and bound
up
his
wounds, pouring
in
oil
and
wine,
and
set
him
on his
own
beast, and
brought
him
to an
inn,
and took
care of
him.
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- 10:35
And
on the
morrow when he
departed, he took
out
two
pence, and
gave them to the
host,
and
said unto
him, Take
care of
him;
and
whatsoever
thou spendest
more, when
I come
again
*,
I will
repay
thee.
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- 10:36
Which
now of
these
three,
thinkest
thou,
was
neighbour unto him that
fell
among the
thieves?
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- 10:37
And he
said, He that
shewed
mercy
on
him.
Then
said
Jesus unto
him,
Go,
and
do
thou
likewise.
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- 10:38
Now it came to
pass,
as
they
went,
that
he
entered
into a
certain
village:
and a
certain
woman
named
Martha
received
him
into
her
house.
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- 10:39
And
she
had a
sister
called
Mary,
which
also
sat
at
Jesus'
feet, and
heard
his
word.
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- 10:40
But
Martha was
cumbered
about
much
serving,
and came to
him, and
said,
Lord,
dost
thou
not
care
that
my
sister hath
left
me to
serve
alone?
bid
her
therefore
that she
help
me.
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- 10:41
And
Jesus
answered and
said unto
her,
Martha,
Martha, thou art
careful
and
troubled
about many
things:
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- 10:42
But one
thing
is
needful:
and
Mary hath
chosen that
good
part,
which
shall
not be taken
away
from
her.
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