John 6:19 Cross References - Coverdale

¹⁹ Now whan they had rowed vpo a fyue and twetie or thirtie furlonges, they sawe Iesus goinge vpon the see, and came nye to the shippe. And they were afrayed.

⁸ He himself alone spredeth out ye heauens, and goeth vpon the wawes of the see.

¹⁰ The LORDE stilleth the water floude, & ye LORDE remayneth a kynge for euer.

⁴ The floudes aryse (o LORDE) the floudes lift vp their noyse, ye floudes lift vp their wawes.

²⁶ Thy maryners were euer brynginge vnto the out of many waters. But ye easte wynde shal ouerbeare the in to the myddest off the see:

¹³ Neuerthelesse, the men assayed with rowinge, to brynge the shippe to lode: but it wolde not be, because the see wrought so, & was so troublous agaynst them.

²⁵ But in ye fourth watch of ye night Iesus came vnto the, walkinge vpon the see. ²⁶ And whan his disciples sawe him goinge vpon the see, they were afrayed, sayenge: It is some sprete, and cried out for feare.

⁴⁷ And at euen was the shippe in the myddest of the see, and he alone vpon the londe. ⁴⁸ And he sawe that they were in parell with rowynge, for the wynde was agaynst them.And aboute the fourth watch of ye night he came vnto them, and walked vpon the see, and wolde haue gone ouer by the. ⁴⁹ And whan they sawe him walkinge vpon the see, they thought it had bene a sprete, and cried out,

¹³ And beholde, two of them wente that same daye, to a towne (which was thre score furloges from Ierusalem) whose name was called Emaus.

³⁶ But whyle they were talkynge therof, Iesus himself stode in the myddes amonge the, and sayde: Peace be with you. ³⁷ But they were abashed and afrayed, supposinge that they had sene a sprete. ³⁸ And he saide vnto the: Why are ye abashed? & wherfore ryse there soch thoughtes in yor hertes? ³⁹ Beholde my hades & my fete, it is euen I my self. Handle me, and se, for a sprete hath not flesh and bones, as ye se me haue.

¹⁸ Bethanye was nye vnto Ierusale, aboute fiftene furloges.

¹⁸ I wil not leaue you cofortles, I come vnto you.

²⁰ & the wynefat was trodden without the cite, and bloude came out of the fat, euen vnto the horsse brydles by the space of a thousande and sixe hundreth furlonges.

¹⁶ And the cite was bylt foure square, and the length was as large as the bredth of it, and he measured the cite with the rede twolue M. furlonges: and the length and the bredth, and ye heyth of it, were equall.