Mark 4:16

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

and also thus those, which are sown on the stony ground, who, when they have heard the word, take it immediately without with joy;

Cross References

Luke 8:13

and the on the rocks, that are they, who when they hear, take they up the word with joy, they have however not any root; the faith (only) for a certain time, and in a time of trial fall they away.

Mark 6:20

because Herod has self afraid before John, knowing that he is an man righteous and holy; and did him defend. and when he did him hear, is he was in great dilemma, and yet has he him gladly heard.

John 5:35

he was the burning and shining light; and you (PL) have self want joyful do for an hour in his light.

Acts 8:13

and this Simon himself did also believe; and being immersed in the mikveh, did he himself join to Philip, and seeing signs and great wonders occur, did he himself strongly was amazed.

Acts 26:28

and Agrippa (did say) to Paul: it lacking not any many, and you (SG) have me persuaded to become a (way of Hashem) Meshichist!

Matthew 13:5

an another amount is fell on rocky places, where it has not have much earth; and it has soon sprout out, for the reason which it has not had any depth of earth;

Mark 4:15

and those are the (ones) by the road, where the word is sown become; and when they have it heard, comes immediately the Satan, and takes away the word, which is sown been in them.

Mark 4:17

and have not any root in self, but are only on a specific time; comes however a tribulation or persecution on account of the word, stumble they soon.