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OET by section MARK 4:26

MARK 4:26–4:29 ©

The parable concerning the seed

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4:26 The parable concerning the seed

26And then, “God’s kingdom is like a person throwing some seed onto the ground. 27Whether the person sleeps at night or stays up night and day, the seed will sprout and grow either way, and they don’t know how it does it. 28The earth is designed to multiply the seed: first a sprout appears, then a bigger plant, and then the full head of grain. 29[ref]And when it’s ripe, then the harvester is sent in because it’s ready for harvest.


26And he_was_saying:
Thus is the kingdom of_ the _god:
as a_man may_throw the seed on the earth,
27and he_may_be_sleeping and may_be_being_raised night and day, and the seed may_be_sprouting and may_be_growing, he has_ not _known how.
28The earth is_bearing_fruit automatic:
first a_blade, thereafter a_head_of_grain, thereafter full grain in the head_of_grain.
29But whenever it_may_give_over the fruit, immediately he_is_sending_out the sickle because the harvest has_presented.

MARK 4:26–4:29 ©

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