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days will come , when the . bridegroom shall be taken away from them . ;¦ then will the y fast in those days . " He spake also a parable unto them : " No one putteth a piece of a , new garment upon an old garment ; otherwise , he both rendeth the new [ garment ] , " atid the piece [ taken ] from the new agreeth not with the
old . And n ~ o ™ oTre ^ utteth ^ new-wine 4 nto ^ the new wine will burst the battles , ; and itself , be spilled , and-the bottles be destroyed ; but new . wine must be piit into new bottles , and both are preserved . And no one , having drunk old [ wine ] . immediately desireth new ; for he saith , * The old is better . ' " [ i , e , he for a time prefers his old prejudices , to new truths , ] RAISING OF \ TAIRtJS'S MUGHTEB ^ AND CURE OF A WOMAN IN THE GROWDi P * 24 * . Matthew ix . 18—2 6 . While he was speaking these things unto them , lot a certain ruler [ of the synagogue ] came and -prostrated himself before him , saying : * 'My daughter is just now dead [ or at the ^ oint of death ] ; but come and lay thy hand upon her , and she wilt live . " So
Jesus arose and followed him with his disciples ; « when lo ! a woman , who had been afflicted with an issue of blood twelve years , came behind and touched the border of hisgarmjent ; ' for she said within herself : fs If I but touch his garment , I shall be healed . " Then Jesus , turning about and seeing her , said : " Take courage , daughter , thy faith hath healed thee . " So the woman was healed from that hour . And when Jesus was come into the
ruler ' s house , and saw the minstrels , and the multitude [ i . e . of . company in the house ] making-a disturbance [ according to the eastern custom of weeping ang ^ wailing over the dead ] , he saith unto them : " Withdraw , for the damsel is not dead / but asleep . " And th ^ y derided him . But when the multitude was turned out , he entered in , and took hold of her hand ; and the damsel arose . So the fame of this [ miracle ] went forth throughout that land . Makk v . 21—43 .
Now Jesus having passed over in the ship again to the other side ., a great multitude was gathered together unto him , and he was by the sea-side ; when lo ! there cometh a certain ruler of the synagogue , named Jai ' rus , who seeing him , falleth at his feet , and besought him much , saying : " My little daughter is at the point of death ; [ I pray thee ] , come arid lay thy hands upon her *
that she may be healed , and she will live . " So [ Jesus ] went with him ; and there followed him a great multitude , who thronged him . Now a certain woman , who had been [ afflicted ] with an issue of blood twelve years , and had suffered tnuch frosfonnaany physicians , and had spent her all , yet was nothing bettered , but rather grew worse , hearing of Jesus , came in the multitude behind , and touched his garment ; ( for she said : "If I but totich his
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370 . translation of the gospels .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 1, 1833, page 370, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2627/page/18/
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