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23 tf TRANSLATION OF THE GOSPELS .
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Luke iv . 38 , 39 . Having arisen out of the synagogue , he entered into Simon ' s house . Now Simon ' s mother-in-law was afflicted with a great fever , and they besought him for her ; whereupon he , standing over her , rebuked the fever , and it left her ; so she immediately arose alidlmmlftljr ^ —— _—_______—_ __—DIVERS CURES AT CAPERNAUMMatthew viii . 16 , 17 . When it was evening , they brought unto him many demoniacs ; ~ cm and he cast out the spirits by a word , and cured all Sept . ^ 4 . who were iU . sQ ag tQ fulfil the word of xsaiah the prophet , saying : [ Isaiah liii . 4 . ] ' Himself hath taken our infirmities , and borne our diseases , ' \ i . e . by curing them , he as it were took them upon himself . ]
Mark i . 32—34 . When it was evening , and the sun was set ^ they brought unto him all who were ill , and demoniacs ; so the whole city was gathered together at the door . And he cured many who were ill of various diseases , and cast out many demons , but suffered not the demons to speak , because they knew him . Luke iv . 40 , 41 . ~ As the sun was setting , all who had [ any ] sick of various diseases , brought them unto him ; and he , laying his hands on every one of them , cured them . Demons also came out of many , crying out and saying : Thou art the son of God . ' But he rebuking [ them , ] suffered them not to speak , because they knew him to be the Christ .
FIRST PROGRESS THROUGH GALILEE . Matthew iv . 23—25 . And Jesus went about all Galilee , teaching in their synagogues , S t 9 ft and preachingthe gospel of the kingdqm , and curing fw If every a' 5 ease > and every infirmity among the people . U Whereupon his fame went throughout Syria ; and they brought unto him all who were ill , those afflicted with various diseases and torments , and demoniacs , and lunatics , and paralytics ; and he cured them . So there followed him great multitudes from Galilee , and Decapolis , and Jerusalem , and Judea , and from beyond the Jordan . Mark . x . 35—39 .
And in the morning , having arisen very early before dawn , he went forth , and departed into a desert place , and there prayed . Whereupon Simon and his companions followed [ in search of ] him , and having found him , say unto him ; * All men seek thee . ' And he saith unto them : * Let us go into the neighbouring towns , that I may preach there also \ for therefore am 1 come forth . ' So
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 1, 1833, page 236, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2619/page/12/
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