Matthew 8:3

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

and he has stretched out the hand, and has him touched, in this way to say: I do want; be cleansed! and immediately is he clean become of his leprosy.

Cross References

Luke 5:13

and he has stretched out the hand, has him touched and said: I will, be clean! and immediately is the leprosy of him went away.

Mark 1:41

and he did self had compassion, has stretched out the hand, has him touched and says to him: I want; be clean!

John 5:21

because as the Father wakes up the dead and makes alive, so also makes the Son alive whom he wants.

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.

John 11:43

and having this said, did he a shout do with a loud voice: El'azar, come out.

Luke 7:14

and is went over and has touched the coffin; and the pallbearers have self stopped. and he has said; young man, I tell you (SG), stand up!

Mark 9:25

and when Yehoshua did see, that a crowd people were running themselves together, did he rebuke the unclean spirit, saying to him: you (SG) mute and deaf spirit, I order you (SG): go from him out, and you shall more not go in into him!

Mark 7:34

and looking up to the heaven, did he give a sigh, and says to him; Ephphatha! that means open yourself up!

Mark 5:41

and he has taken the child with the hand, and has to her said: Tabatha kumi! which translated is this: little girl (I tell you (SG)) stand up!

John 15:24

if I had not done among them the works, which any another has not done, would they not have had any sin; now however have they seen (the these) and have me yet hated and the Father mine.

Matthew 12:13

then says he to the man: stretch out your hand! and he has it stretched out; and it is again become healthy as the other.

Luke 4:27

and a many lepers are was in Israel in the time of the prophet Elisha; and any one of them is not cleansed become, except Naaman the Syrian. (Kings 2nd 5, 1-14.)