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MARK 9:42–9:50 ©

Difficult teachings about disobedience

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9:42 Difficult teachings about disobedience

(Mat. 18:6-9, Luke 17:1-2)

42But anyone who causes a young person to falter from their trust in me, it would be better if they were thrown into the sea with a heavy weight tied around their neck. 43[ref]If your hand causes you to disobey God, cut it off—it’s better to enter eternal life being maimed, than to have two hands but to be thrown into the fire that never goes out. 44 45And if your foot causes you to disobey God, cut it off—it’s better to enter eternal life being maimed, than to have two feet but to be thrown into hell. 46 47[ref]And if your eye causes you to disobey God, gouge it out—it’s better to enter God’s kingdom one-eyed, than to have two eyes and be thrown into hell 48where the worms never die and the fire never goes out.

49Everyone will be salted with fire.

50[ref]Now salt is good, but if it were to go bad, what would you season your food with then? So keep yourselves like salt, and strive to get on well with each other.


42And whoever wishfully may_stumble one of_ the these _little ones which believing in me, it_is better for_him rather if a_ heavy _grinding_stone is_hung_around around the neck of_him, and he_has_been_throw into the sea.
43And if the hand of_you may_be_stumbling you, cut_ it _off, it_is better for_you to_come_in into the life maimed, than to_go_away into the geenna having the two hands, into the the inextinguishable fire.
44 45And if the foot of_you may_be_stumbling you, cut_ it _off, it_is better for_you to_come_in into the life lame, than having the two feet to_be_thrown into the geenna.
46 47And if the eye of_you may_be_stumbling you, throw_ it _out, it_is better you to_come_in into the kingdom of_ the _god one-eyed, than to_be_thrown into the geenna, having two eyes 48where the worm of_them is_ not _dying and the fire is_ not _being_extinguished.
49For/Because everyone will_be_being_salted with_fire.
50The salt is good, but if the salt may_become unsalty, with what will_you_all_be_seasoning it?
Be_having salt in yourselves and be_being_at_peace with one_another.

MARK 9:42–9:50 ©

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