Mark 14:1 Cross References - Diaglott

¹ Was now the passover and the unleavened cakes after two days; and sought the high-priests and the scribes, how him by deceit seizing they might kill.

² When then thou doest alms, not sound a trumpet in the presence of thee, like the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, that they may have praise of the men. Indeed I say to you, they obtain the reward of them.

¹⁴ The then Pharisees a council held against him going out, how him they might destroy.

² You know, that after two days the passover comes on; and the son of the man is delivered into the to be crucified. ³ Then were assembled the high-priests, and the scribes, and the elders of the people, into the court of the high-priest, that being called Caiaphas; ⁴ and they consulted, that the Jesus with deceit they might seize and might kill. ⁵ They said but: Not in the feast, that not a tumult there should be among the people.

¹ Drew near now the feast of the unleavened cakes, that being called passover; ² and sought the high-priests and the scribes, the how they might kill him; they feared for the people.

⁴⁷ Assembled then the high-priests and the Pharisees a high council, and said: What are we doing? because this the man many signs does.

⁵³ From that therefore the day they took counsel together, that they might kill him. ⁵⁴ Jesus therefore no longer publicly walked among the Jews, but went away thence into the country near the desert, into Ephraim being called a city; and there remained with the disciples of himself. ⁵⁵ Was and near the passover the Jews; and went up many into Jerusalem out of the country before the passover, that they might purify themselves. ⁵⁶ They sought then the Jesus, and said with each other in the temple standing: What think you? that not not he may come to the feast? ⁵⁷ Had given now both the high-priests and the Pharisees a commandment, that if any one should know where he is, he should show, how they might seize him.

¹ Before and the feast of the passover, knowing the Jesus, that was come of himself the hour, that he should depart out of the world this to the world, to an end he loved them.

²⁵ who through mouth of David a servant of thee having said: Why raged nations, and peoples devised vain things? ²⁶ Stood up the kings of the earth, and the rulers were assembled in the same, against the Lord, and against the Anointed of him. ²⁷ Were gathered for in truth in the city this against the holy servant of thee Jesus, whom thou didst anoint, Herod both and Pontius Pilate, with Gentiles and peoples of Israel, ²⁸ to do what things the hand of thee and the will of thee before marked out to be done.