| 14:03 |
And of him
being in Bethany, ... |
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in the
house of Simon the Leper, of him lying down. |
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A woman
came having an alabaster of ointment, ... |
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Nard (which was) believed to be very costly. |
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Crushing
the alabaster, ... |
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she poured
it down on his head. |
| 14:04 |
Now
some were greatly displeased with themselves ... |
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Why has the destruction of this ointment happened? |
| 14:05 |
For this ointment was able to be sold for on up of 300 denarii,
... |
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and
given to the poor. |
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And they
snorted their displeasure to her. |
| 14:06 |
But Jesus
said, ... "Leave her! Why do you cause her work?" |
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"She has worked an 'ideal work' in me." |
| 14:07 |
"For
always the poor you have with you, ..." |
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"and when
you wish you are able for them good to do." |
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"me but not always
will you have." |
| 14:08 |
"What she
had she did." |
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"She prepared
ahead of time to anoint my body into the
burial." |
| 14:09 |
"And 'amen'
I say to you, ..." |
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"where
ever the good news is preached into the whole cosmos, ..." |
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"what she
did, ..." |
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"will be
spoken in memory of her." |
