Mark 6:9

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

but sandals should they (on) themselves tie, and not put on any two shirts.

Cross References

Acts 12:8

and the angel did to him say: belt yourself under and do on your sandals. and he did thus do. and he did to him say: wrap yourself together in your garment and follow me after.

Ephesians 6:15

and your (PL) feet provide with shoes with readiness for the Good News of peace;

Matthew 3:11

I immerse you (PL) in a mikveh with water for repentance; but this one, who comes after me, is stronger than I, who I am not worthy carried in his shoes; he will you (PL) immerse do in a mikveh with the Spirit the Holy and with fire.

Matthew 10:10

not any bag for the road, not any two shirts, not any shoes, not any staff; because the laborer is worth his food.

Mark 6:8

and he did them order, that they should not to take along any thing on the way, but only a staff—not any bread, not any purse, not any money in belt;

Mark 6:10

and did to them say: wherever you (PL) will go in in a house, shall you (PL) there remain until you (PL) will depart from that place of.