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\subsection{Luke 5}
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\subsubsection{The Call of the Disciples}
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\VS{1} Now it came to pass the crowd pressed upon him and was hearing the word of
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God, and he was standing by the lake Genesaret,
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\VS{2} and he saw two boats
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standing in the lake. But the fishermen having gotten out from them were
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cleaning their nets.
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\VS{3} But having embarked into one of the boats, which
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was Simon's, he asked him to put out a little from the land. And having
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sat he was teaching the crowds from the boat.
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\VS{4} Now as he finished speaking, he said to Simon, put out to the depths,
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and let down your nets for [a] catch.
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\VS{5} And Peter answering said: Master, having labored the
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whole night we took nothing, but upon your word I will let down the nets.
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\VS{6} And having done this he enclosed [a] great fullness of fish, and he was
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tearing their nets.
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\VS{7} And he signaled to [his] partners in the other boat
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that having come they help. And they came, and filled both boats so as to
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sink them.
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\VS{8} But when Simon Peter saw this he fell before Jesus on his
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knees saying: Depart from me, for I am [a] sinful man, Lord.
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\VS{9} For
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astonishment seized him and all those with him upon the catch of fish that
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they had taken.
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\VS{10} Likewise also James and John sons of Zebedee, who
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were partners with Simon. And Jesus said to Simon, Be not fearing, from this
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moment you will be catching men.
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\VS{11} And having brought the boats to the
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land, having left all, they followed him.
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\subsubsection{Healing a Leper}
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\VS{12} And it came to pass he was in one of the cities and behold [there was a] man full
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of leprosy. But seeing Jesus, having fallen on [his] face he begged him saying:
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Lord, if you wish, you are able to cleanse [me].
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\VS{13} And having stretched
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out his hand he grasped him saying: I wish [it], be cleansed; and straightway
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the leprosy departed from him.
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\VS{14} And he ordered him to speak to no
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one, but: Departing show yourself to the priest, and offer concerning your
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cleansing just as Moses prescribed, to [a] witness to them.
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\VS{15} But instead
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the word went [about] concerning him, and great crowds came together to be hearing
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and to be healed from all their sickliness.
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\VS{16} But he retreating in the
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wildernesses and praying.
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\subsubsection{Healing and Forgiving a Paralytic}
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\VS{17} And it came to pass in one of the days the also was teaching, and
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there were seated Pharisees and law-teachers who were come from every
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village of Galilee and Judea and Jerusalem. And power of the Lord was to him
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to heal.
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\VS{18} And behold men having brought upon [a] bed [a] paralytic man, and
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they were seeking to bring him in and place him before him.
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\VS{19} And not
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having found by what way they may bring him in through the crowd, having
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gone up upon the roof they let him down through the clay with the bed into
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the midst before Jesus.
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\VS{20} And seeing their belief he said: Man, your
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sins have been forgiven you.
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\VS{21} And the scribes and the Pharisees began
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to be reasoning saying: Who is this who speaks [God]-slander? Who is able to
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forgive sins except God only?
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\VS{22} But Jesus having known their
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reasonings, answering he said to them: Why do you reason in your hearts?
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\VS{23} What is easier, to say: Your sins have been forgiven you, or to say:
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Be rising and be walking?
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\VS{24} But in order that you may know that the
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son of man has authority upon the land to forgive sins --- he said to the
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paralytic: I say to you: Be rising and having taken your bed be going to
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your house.
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\VS{25} And immediately having stood up before them, having
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taken [that] upon which he laid, he departed to his house glorifying God.
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\VS{26}
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And astonishment seized all, and they were glorifying God, and were filled
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with fear saying that: We have seen wonderful\footnote{also means
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``unexpected''} [things] today.
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\subsubsection{The Call of Levi; eating with Sinners}
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\VS{27} And after these [things] he went out, and behold [a] tax collector Levi by name sitting in the tax office, and he said to him: Be following me.
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\VS{28} And
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having left all, having stood up, he followed him.
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\VS{29} And Levi gave [a]
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great banquet in his house, and there was [a] great crowd of tax gatherers and
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others who were with them being seated.
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\VS{30} And the Pharisees and
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scribes were murmuring of them to his disciples saying: Why do you eat and
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drink with tax gatherers and sinners?
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\VS{31} And answering Jesus said to
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them: The healthy have no need of [the] physician, but those having [it] evil-ly.
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\VS{32} I am not sent to call [the] just but sinners to repentance.
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\subsubsection{The Superiority of the New}
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\VS{33} But
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they said to him: The disciples of John fast often and do prayers, likewise
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also the Pharisees, but by you they eat and drink.
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\VS{34} But Jesus said to
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them: Are the sons of the bridegroom able, when the groom is with them, to
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do fasting?\fnGrammarIndicatesNo{}
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\VS{35} But the days will come, and when the bridegroom should
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depart from them, then will they fast in those days.
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\VS{36} But he was also
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saying to them [a] parable that: No one places [a] patch from [a] new garment having
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been torn upon [an] old garment, otherwise also the new will tear and the patch
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from the new will not agree with the old.
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\VS{37} And no one places new wine
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into old skins, otherwise the new wine will tear the skins, and it will
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spill out and the skins will be ruined.
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\VS{38} But one must put new wine into new skins.
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\VS{39} \footnote{include vs. 39: \papyrus{4,75} \sinaiticus{}BW \koine \hesychian{}
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\vulgate{}; omit: D}And no one drinking old wine wishes new, for he says: The old is
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adequate\footnote{adequate'' \papyrus{4}\sinaiticus{}B W; ``more adequate'' \koine \hesychian{} \vulgate{} }.
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