Mark 14:1

The third line (in English) translating the meaning of each word in the Orthodox Yiddish Brit Chadas

and in two days around was Pesach and Feast of unleavened bread; and the chief kohenim and scribes were seeking how him to arrest with craftiness,

Cross References

John 13:1

and before the Yom Tov Pesach, in this way as Yehoshua did know, that his hour is come, so that he shall depart from the this world to the Father, having loved his own, who are in the world, did he them love had until the end.

John 11:47

the chief kohenim and the Pharisees did therefore bring together the Sanhedrin, and said: what shall we do? because the this one man does a many signs!

Matthew 12:14

the Pharisees however are went out, and have self conspired against him, how so they shall him destroy.

Matthew 6:2

therefore when you (SG) you do a generosity of grace, let not to trumpet out before you (SG), as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and on the streets, so that praised to be from people. truly say I you (PL), they have already their reward.

Mark 14:2

and him to kill. for they have said: not day good, lest will become a riot among people!

Mark 14:12

and the first day of Feast of unleavened bread, when they has ritually slaughtered the sacrifice Pesach, say to him his disciples: where you want, should we go and prepare, so that you (SG) you shall to eat the sacrifice Pesach?

Acts 12:4

and taking him captive, did he him jailed in prison, turning over him to four squads of soldiers, each (made up) of four men, to guard, having in mind to after Pesach him to lead out before people.