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Mark 4:6 - King James Bible with Strong Numbers

6 G1161ButG393whenG2246the sunG393was up[G5660] G2739, it was scorched[G5681] G2532; andG1223becauseG2192it had[G5721] G3361noG4491rootG3583, it withered away[G5681] .

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King James Version (Oxford) 1769

6 but when the sun was up, it was scorched; and because it had no root, it withered away.

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Amplified Bible - Classic Edition

6 And when the sun came up, it was scorched, and because it had not taken root, it withered away.

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American Standard Version (1901)

6 and when the sun was risen, it was scorched; and because it had no root, it withered away.

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Common English Bible

6 When the sun came up, it scorched the plants; and they dried up because they had no roots.

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Catholic Public Domain Version

6 And when the sun was risen, it was scorched. And because it had no root, it withered away.

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Douay-Rheims version of The Bible - 1752 version

6 And when the sun was risen, it was scorched; and because it had no root, it withered away.

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Mark 4:6
15 Tagairtí Cros  

H7200Look[H8799] H7840not upon me, because I am blackH8121, because the sunH7805hath looked[H8804] H517upon me: my mother'sH1121childrenH2787were angry[H8738] H7760with me; they made[H8804] H5201me the keeper[H8802] H3754of the vineyardsH3754; but mine own vineyardH5201have I not kept[H8804] .


H4581For thou hast been a strengthH1800to the poorH4581, a strengthH34to the needyH6862in his distressH4268, a refugeH2230from the stormH6738, a shadowH2721from the heatH7307, when the blastH6184of the terrible onesH2230is as a stormH7023against the wall.


H8121And it came to pass, when the sunH2224did arise[H8800] H430, that GodH4487prepared[H8762] H2759a vehementH6921eastH7307windH8121; and the sunH5221beat[H8686] H7218upon the headH3124of JonahH5968, that he fainted[H8691] H7592, and wished[H8799] H5315in himselfH4191to die[H8800] H559, and said[H8799] H2896, It is betterH4194for me to dieH2416than to live.


G1161AndG2246when the sunG393was up[G5660] G2739, they were scorched[G5681] G2532; andG1223becauseG2192they had[G5721] G3361noG4491rootG3583, they withered away[G5681] .


G1161AndG243someG4098fell[G5627] G1909onG4075stony groundG3699, whereG2192it had[G5707] G3756notG4183muchG1093earthG2532; andG2112immediatelyG1816it sprang up[G5656] G1223, becauseG2192it had[G5721] G3361noG899depthG1093of earth:


G4492Rooted[G5772] G2532andG2026built up[G5746] G1722inG846himG2532, andG950stablished[G5746] G1722inG4102the faithG2531, asG1321ye have been taught[G5681] G4052, abounding[G5723] G1722thereinG846 G1722withG2169thanksgiving.


G2532AndG1722withG3956allG539deceivablenessG93of unrighteousnessG1722inG622them that perish[G5730] G473; becauseG3739 G1209they received[G5662] G3756notG26the loveG225of the truthG1519, thatG846theyG4982might be saved[G5683] .


G1063ForG2246the sunG393is no sooner risen[G5656] G4862withG2742a burning heatG2532, butG3583it withereth[G5656] G5528the grassG2532, andG438the flowerG846thereofG1601falleth[G5627] G2532, andG2143the graceG4383of the fashionG846of itG622perisheth[G5639] G3779: soG2532alsoG3133shallG4145the rich manG3133fade away[G5701] G1722inG846hisG4197ways.


G3778TheseG1526are[G5748] G4694spotsG1722inG5216yourG26feasts of charityG4910, when they feast[G5740] G5213with youG4165, feeding[G5723] G1438themselvesG870without fearG3507: cloudsG504they are without waterG4064, carried about[G5746] G5259ofG417windsG1186; treesG5352whose fruit witherethG175, without fruitG1364, twiceG599dead[G5631] G1610, plucked up by the roots[G5685] ;


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