The Complete Sayings of Jesus
109 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Like the Jefferson Bible, this is an attempt to edit the four gospels into a consistent account, in this case focusing on the words of Jesus. There is plenty of connecting narrative around the instances where Jesus speaks, so this is better than simply presenting each quote out of context. The focus on what Jesus is attributed as saying makes it easier to browse the core texts of the New Testament. All in all, a very useful reference, and a great read.
PRODUCTION NOTES: In this etext, Jesus' words are highlighted in blue, slightly larger text. The date and age information was extracted from the copytext page headers and moved into the file title area in the online edition.
Table of contents
109 chapters
51 XLVI. The Woman Taken In Adultery 52 XLVII. “I Am the Light of the World” 53 XLVIII. “Hath Not Where To Lay His Head” 54 XLIV. The Good Samaritan 55 L. The Lord's Prayer 56 LI. Sermon to the Innumerable Multitude 57 LII. Sermon to the Innumerable Multitude (cont.) 58 LIII. Sabbath Cure of Crippled Woman 59 LIV. “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem!” 60 LV. Sermon in Parables 61 LVI. Sermon In Parables (Continued): The Prodigal Son 62 LVII. Sermon In Parables (cont.): “Ye Cannot Serve God and Mammon” 63 LVIII. Sermon In Parables (Concluded): “I Am the Resurrection” 64 LIX. “The Kingdom of God Is Within You” 65 LX. “Easier For a Camel to Go Through the Eye of a Needle” 66 LXI. Divorce Denounced 67 LXII. “Drink Indeed of My Cup” 68 LXIII. Sight Restored to Two Blind Beggars 69 LXIV. Jesus Goes to Jerusalem 70 LXV. The Fig Tree Withered 71 LXVI. Christ's Authority Challenged 72 LXVII. “Many Are Called”—“Render unto Cesar” 73 LXVIII. The First Great Commandment: and the Second 74 LXIX. “Woe Unto You, Scribes and Pharisees!” 75 LXX. “Now Is My Soul Troubled”
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The Complete Sayings of Jesus
109 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Like the Jefferson Bible, this is an attempt to edit the four gospels into a consistent account, in this case focusing on the words of Jesus. There is plenty of connecting narrative around the instances where Jesus speaks, so this is better than simply presenting each quote out of context. The focus on what Jesus is attributed as saying makes it easier to browse the core texts of the New Testament. All in all, a very useful reference, and a great read.
PRODUCTION NOTES: In this etext, Jesus' words are highlighted in blue, slightly larger text. The date and age information was extracted from the copytext page headers and moved into the file title area in the online edition.
Table of contents
109 chapters
51 XLVI. The Woman Taken In Adultery 52 XLVII. “I Am the Light of the World” 53 XLVIII. “Hath Not Where To Lay His Head” 54 XLIV. The Good Samaritan 55 L. The Lord's Prayer 56 LI. Sermon to the Innumerable Multitude 57 LII. Sermon to the Innumerable Multitude (cont.) 58 LIII. Sabbath Cure of Crippled Woman 59 LIV. “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem!” 60 LV. Sermon in Parables 61 LVI. Sermon In Parables (Continued): The Prodigal Son 62 LVII. Sermon In Parables (cont.): “Ye Cannot Serve God and Mammon” 63 LVIII. Sermon In Parables (Concluded): “I Am the Resurrection” 64 LIX. “The Kingdom of God Is Within You” 65 LX. “Easier For a Camel to Go Through the Eye of a Needle” 66 LXI. Divorce Denounced 67 LXII. “Drink Indeed of My Cup” 68 LXIII. Sight Restored to Two Blind Beggars 69 LXIV. Jesus Goes to Jerusalem 70 LXV. The Fig Tree Withered 71 LXVI. Christ's Authority Challenged 72 LXVII. “Many Are Called”—“Render unto Cesar” 73 LXVIII. The First Great Commandment: and the Second 74 LXIX. “Woe Unto You, Scribes and Pharisees!” 75 LXX. “Now Is My Soul Troubled”
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The Complete Sayings of Jesus
109 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Like the Jefferson Bible, this is an attempt to edit the four gospels into a consistent account, in this case focusing on the words of Jesus. There is plenty of connecting narrative around the instances where Jesus speaks, so this is better than simply presenting each quote out of context. The focus on what Jesus is attributed as saying makes it easier to browse the core texts of the New Testament. All in all, a very useful reference, and a great read.
PRODUCTION NOTES: In this etext, Jesus' words are highlighted in blue, slightly larger text. The date and age information was extracted from the copytext page headers and moved into the file title area in the online edition.
Table of contents
109 chapters
51 XLVI. The Woman Taken In Adultery 52 XLVII. “I Am the Light of the World” 53 XLVIII. “Hath Not Where To Lay His Head” 54 XLIV. The Good Samaritan 55 L. The Lord's Prayer 56 LI. Sermon to the Innumerable Multitude 57 LII. Sermon to the Innumerable Multitude (cont.) 58 LIII. Sabbath Cure of Crippled Woman 59 LIV. “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem!” 60 LV. Sermon in Parables 61 LVI. Sermon In Parables (Continued): The Prodigal Son 62 LVII. Sermon In Parables (cont.): “Ye Cannot Serve God and Mammon” 63 LVIII. Sermon In Parables (Concluded): “I Am the Resurrection” 64 LIX. “The Kingdom of God Is Within You” 65 LX. “Easier For a Camel to Go Through the Eye of a Needle” 66 LXI. Divorce Denounced 67 LXII. “Drink Indeed of My Cup” 68 LXIII. Sight Restored to Two Blind Beggars 69 LXIV. Jesus Goes to Jerusalem 70 LXV. The Fig Tree Withered 71 LXVI. Christ's Authority Challenged 72 LXVII. “Many Are Called”—“Render unto Cesar” 73 LXVIII. The First Great Commandment: and the Second 74 LXIX. “Woe Unto You, Scribes and Pharisees!” 75 LXX. “Now Is My Soul Troubled”
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