The KJV Bible With Strong's References:
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Matthew 14
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- 14:1
At
that
time
Herod the
tetrarch
heard of the
fame of
Jesus,
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- 14:2
And
said unto
his
servants,
This
is
John the
Baptist;
he is
risen
from the
dead;
and
therefore
mighty
works do shew forth
themselves
in
him.
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- 14:3
For
Herod had laid
hold on
John, and
bound
him,
and
put him
in
prison
for
Herodias'
sake,
his
brother
Philip's
wife.
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- 14:4
For
John
said unto
him, It
is
not
lawful for
thee to
have
her.
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- 14:5
And when he
would have
put
him to
death, he
feared the
multitude,
because they
counted
him
as a
prophet.
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- 14:6
But when
Herod's
birthday was
kept, the
daughter of
Herodias
danced before
them
*,
and
pleased
Herod.
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- 14:7
Whereupon he
promised
with an
oath to
give
her
whatsoever
she would
ask.
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- 14:8
And she, being before
instructed
of
her
mother,
said,
Give
me
here
John
Baptist's
head
in a
charger.
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- 14:9
And the
king was
sorry: nevertheless
for
the oath's
sake,
and them which sat with him at
meat, he
commanded it to be
given her.
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- 14:10
And he
sent, and
beheaded
John
in the
prison.
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- 14:11
And
his
head was
brought
in a
charger,
and
given to the
damsel:
and she
brought it to
her
mother.
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- 14:12
And
his
disciples
came, and took
up the
body,
and
buried
it,
and
went and
told
Jesus.
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- 14:13
When
Jesus
heard of it, he
departed
thence
by
ship
into a
desert
place
apart
*:
and when the
people had
heard thereof, they
followed
him on
foot out
of the
cities.
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- 14:14
And
Jesus went
forth, and
saw a
great
multitude,
and was moved with
compassion
toward
them,
and he
healed
their
sick.
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- 14:15
And when it
was
evening,
his
disciples
came to
him,
saying, This
is a
desert
place,
and the
time is
now
past;
send the
multitude
away,
that they may
go
into the
villages, and
buy
themselves
victuals.
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- 14:16
But
Jesus
said unto
them, They
need
not
depart
* ;
give
ye
them to
eat.
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- 14:17
And they
say unto
him, We
have
here
but
*
five
loaves,
and
two
fishes.
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- 14:18
He
said,
Bring
them
hither to
me.
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- 14:19
And he
commanded the
multitude to sit
down
on the
grass,
and
took the
five
loaves,
and the
two
fishes, and looking
up
to
heaven, he
blessed,
and
brake, and
gave the
loaves to his
disciples,
and the
disciples to the
multitude.
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- 14:20
And they
did
all
eat,
and were
filled:
and they took
up of the
fragments that
remained
twelve
baskets
full.
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- 14:21
And they that had
eaten
were
about five
thousand
men,
beside
women
and
children.
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- 14:22
And
straightway
Jesus
constrained
his
disciples to
get
into a
ship,
and to go
before
him
unto the other
side,
while
he
sent the
multitudes
away.
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- 14:23
And when he had
sent the
multitudes
away, he went
up
into a
mountain
apart
to
pray:
and when the
evening was
come, he
was
there
alone.
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- 14:24
But the
ship
was
now in the
midst of the
sea,
tossed
with
waves:
for the
wind
was
contrary.
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- 14:25
And in the
fourth
watch of the
night
Jesus
went
unto
them,
walking
on the
sea.
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- 14:26
And when the
disciples
saw
him
walking
on the
sea, they were
troubled,
saying
*, It
is a
spirit;
and they cried
out
for
fear.
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- 14:27
But
straightway
Jesus
spake unto
them,
saying, Be of good
cheer; it
is
I;
be
not
afraid.
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- 14:28
And
Peter
answered
him and
said,
Lord,
if it
be
thou,
bid
me
come
unto
thee
on the
water.
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- 14:29
And he
said,
Come.
And when
Peter was come
down out
of the
ship, he
walked
on the
water, to
go
to
Jesus.
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- 14:30
But when he
saw the
wind
boisterous, he was
afraid;
and
beginning to
sink, he
cried,
saying,
Lord,
save
me.
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- 14:31
And
immediately
Jesus stretched
forth his
hand, and
caught
him,
and
said unto
him, O thou of little
faith,
wherefore
didst thou
doubt ?
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- 14:32
And when
they were
come
into the
ship, the
wind
ceased.
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- 14:33
Then they that were
in the
ship
came and
worshipped
him,
saying, Of a
truth thou
art the
Son of
God.
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- 14:34
And when they were gone
over, they
came
into the
land of
Gennesaret.
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- 14:35
And when the
men of
that
place had
knowledge of
him, they sent
out
into
all
that country round
about,
and
brought unto
him
all that
were
diseased;
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- 14:36
And
besought
him
that they
might
only
touch the
hem of
his
garment:
and as many
as
touched were made perfectly
whole.
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