Mark 4:38

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

and he himself was in the back part, sleeping on the cushion; and they wake him up and say to him: Rebbe, it bothers (care) you nothing, that we come die?

Cross References

1 Peter 5:7

casting all your (PL) worries on him, because he is concerned for your sake.

Hebrews 4:15

because we have not any kohen gadol, who can not feel with our weaknesses, but who is in all things on an likewise way put to the test having become, yet without a sin.

Matthew 8:25

and they are come to him, and have him roused, in this way to say: L-rd, save; we come die!

Luke 8:24

and they are come over, have him roused, so to say; L-rd, L-rd, we are perishing! he however is stand up, has rebuked the wind and the storming waves of water; and they have self lie down (cease), and it is become calm.

Hebrews 2:17

on account of which He has had to in all things similar to be to His brothers, so that He shall be merciful and a faithful kohen gadol in the things, which have a relationship to Hashem, to atone (for) to be for the sin of the people.

John 4:6

and there was James' well. and being tired from the journey, has Yehoshua himself thus sat down at the well; it was around the sixth hour (noon).

Matthew 22:16

and they send to him their disciples with Herod's people, so to say: Rebbe, we know, that you (SG) are truthful, and that you (SG) teach in truth the way of Hashem, and shows deference not after anyone; because you (SG) are not partial any people.

Mark 4:37

and it arose a great windstorm, and the waves have self toss on the boat, so that the boat has self already had almost filled.

Mark 4:39

and he is stand up again, has rebuked the wind and said to the sea: be silent, be quiet! and the wind did cease, and it is become a great quietness.