| 14:03 |
And he
being in Bethany ... |
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in the
house of Simon the Leper ... |
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he was
reclining. |
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A woman
came having an alabaster of myrrh ... |
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pure costly
nard. |
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Crushing
the alabaster ... |
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she pours
it down on his head. |
| 14:04 |
Now
some were greatly displeased with themselves ... |
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into
what the destruction of myrrh has just become. |
| 14:05 |
For
the myrrh could be sold for on up of "300 denarii"
... |
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and
be given to "the poor." |
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And they
snorted their displeasure to her. |
| 14:06 |
But Jesus
said ... Leave her! |
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Why do you cause her "work"? |
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You are tendering an "ideal work" she "works" in me. |
| 14:07 |
For you
always have "the poor" with you ... |
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and when
you wish, you are able to "do good" for them. |
| |
But you
will not always have me. |
| 14:08 |
What she
had ... |
| |
she did. |
| |
She prepared
ahead of time to anoint my body ... |
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into the
burial. |
| 14:09 |
And "amen"
I say to you ... |
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where
ever the gospel is preached into the whole cosmos ... |
| |
what she
did ... |
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will be
spoken in memory of her. |
