Matthew 17:14 Cross References - Diaglott

¹⁴ And having come of them to the crowd, came to him a man, knee-falling him,

¹⁴ And having come of them to the crowd, came to him a man, knee-falling him, ¹⁵ and saying: O lord, have pity on me the son; for he is moon-struck, and sadly suffers; often for he falls into the fire, and often into the water. ¹⁶ And I brought him to the disciples of thee, and not they were able him to heal. ¹⁷ Answering and the Jesus said: O generation unfaithful and having been perverted; till when shall I be with you? till when shall I bear you? bring you to me him here. ¹⁸ And rebuked him the Jesus, and came out of him the demon; and was cured the boy from the hour that. ¹⁹ Then coming the disciples to the Jesus by himself, said: Why we not were able to cast out it?

⁴⁰ And comes to a leper, beseeching him and kneeling him, and saying to him: That if thou wilt, thou art able me to cleanse.

¹⁴ And coming to the disciples, he saw a crowd great about them, and scribes disputing with them. ¹⁵ And immediately all the crowd, seeing him, were awe-struck, and running to saluted him. ¹⁶ And he asked them: What dispute you wish with them? ¹⁷ And answering one out of the crowd said: O teacher, I brought the son of me to thee, having a spirit dumb. ¹⁸ And wherever him it may seize, it convulses him; and he foams, and grinds the teeth of him, and pines away. And I spoke to the disciples of thee, that it they might cast out, and not they had power. ¹⁹ He and answering to them says: O generation without faith, till when you shall I be? till when shall I bear you? Bring you him to me. ²⁰ And they brought him to him. And seeing him, immediately the spirit convulsed him; and falling upon the ground, he rolled, foaming. ²¹ And he asked the father of him: How long a time is it, since this happened to him? He and said: From a child; ²² and often him both into fire has cast and into waters, that it might destroy him; but if any thing thou canst do, give aid to us, having pity on us. ²³ The and Jesus said to him: That, if thou art able to believe; all things are possible to the believing. ²⁴ And immediately crying out the father of the child, with tears he said: I believe help thou of me the unbelief. ²⁵ Seeing and the Jesus, that runs together a crowd, he rebuked the spirit the unclean, saying to it: The spirit the dumb and deaf, I to thee command; Come out of him, and no more enter into him. ²⁶ And crying out, and many times convulsing, it came out. And he became as dead, so that many to say, that he is dead. ²⁷ The but Jesus taking him of the hand, raised up him; and he stood up. ²⁸ And having come him into a house, the disciples of him asked him privately: That we not were able to cast out it? ²⁹ And he said to them: This the kind by nothing is able to go out, if not in prayer and fasting.

¹⁷ And going out of him into a way, running up one, and kneeling before him, he asked him: O teacher good, what must I do, that life age-lasting I may inherit?

³⁷ I t happened and in the next day, having come down them from the mountain, met him a crowd great. ³⁸ And lo, a man from the crowd cried loudly, saying: O teacher, I pray thee, to look on the son of me, for only-born he is to me; ³⁹ and lo, a spirit seizes him, and suddenly he cries out, and convulses him with foam, and hardly departs from him, bruising him. ⁴⁰ And i besought the disciples of thee, that they might expel it; and not they were able. ⁴¹ Answering and the Jesus said: O generation without faith and having been perverted; till when shall I be with you, and bear with you? Lead the son of thee here. ⁴² While and coming to him, dashed down him the demon, and violently convulsed. Rebuked and the Jesus the spirit the unclean, and healed the child, and delivered him to the father of him. ⁴³ Were amazed and all at the majesty of the God. All and were wondering on all which did the Jesus, he said to the disciples of himself:

²⁵ When and came the to enter the Peter, having met him the Cornelius, having fallen to the feet, he worshipped. ²⁶ The but Peter him raised up, saying: Do thou arise; also I myself a man am.