"For thisperfumemighthave been soldfor overthree hundreddenarii,and [the money] givento the poor."And they were scoldingher.
But grumbledin their tents;They did not listento the voiceof the LORD.
"But that slavewentout and foundoneof his fellow slaveswhoowedhim a hundreddenarii;and he seizedhim and [began] to choke[him], saying,'Pay backwhatyou owe.'
"When they receivedit, they grumbledat the landowner,
"For this[perfume] mighthave been soldfor a high priceand [the money] givento the poor."
But somewere indignantly[remarking] to one another,"Whyhas thisperfumebeenwasted?
But Jesussaid,"Let her alone;whydo you botherher? She has donea gooddeedto Me.
Boththe Phariseesand the scribes[began] to grumble,saying,"This manreceivessinnersand eatswith them."
For somewere supposing,becauseJudashadthe money box,that Jesuswas sayingto him, "Buythe things we haveneedof for the feast";or else,that he should givesomethingto the poor.
Jesusansweredand saidto them, "Do not grumbleamongyourselves.
PhilipansweredHim, "Two hundreddenariiworth of breadis not sufficientfor them, for everyoneto receivea little."
Norgrumble,as someof them did,and were destroyedby the destroyer.
He who stealsmust stealno longer;but ratherhe must labor,performingwith his ownhandswhat is good,sothat he will have[something] to sharewith onewho hasneed.
and you grumbledin your tentsand said,'Because the LORDhatesus, He has broughtus out of the landof Egyptto deliverus into the handof the Amoritesto destroyus.
Doall thingswithoutgrumblingordisputing;
Theseare grumblers,finding fault,followingaftertheir [own] lusts;they speakarrogantly,flatteringpeoplefor the sakeof [gaining an] advantage.
