| 4:35 |
And he-says to-them, on that 'the day' evening had-become, ... "Let-us-go-over to the other-side" |
| 4:36 |
And leaving
the crowd, ... |
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beside-they-take him, like he-was in the boat, ... |
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And other
little-boats were with him. |
| 4:37 |
And there-came-about 'a-whirlwind' great of-wind, ... |
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and the waves cast-on into the boat, so-that already was-being-filled the boat. |
| 4:38 |
And he was in the stern upon the 'thing for the 'thing-for-the-head' down-sleeping. |
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And they-wake him and say to-him, ... |
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"Teacher, not does-it-matter to-you that we-are-perishing?" |
| 4:39 |
And having-been-woken he-rebuked the wind and he-spoke to-the sea, ... "Be-still, be-silenced." |
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And was-cut-away the wind. |
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And there-was a-calm great. |
| 4:40 |
And he-said to-them, ... |
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"Why cowardly are-you?" |
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"Not-yet have-you faith?" |
| 4:41 |
And they-were-afraid, (having) a-fear great. |
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And they-said to one-another, ... "Who then is this-one!, ..." |
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"that even the wind and the sea obey him?" |
