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Luke 19:1
And
Jesus
entered
and passed
through
Jericho.
2
And,
behold,
there was a
man
named
°
Zacchaeus,
which
°
was
the chief among the
publicans,
and
he
was
rich.
3
And
he
sought
to
see
Jesus
who
he
was;
and
could
not
for
the
press,
because
he
was
little
of
stature.
4
And
he
ran
before,
and climbed
up
into
a sycamore
tree
to
see
him:
for
he
was
to
pass
°
that
way.
5
And
when
Jesus
came
to
the
place,
he looked
up,
and
saw
him,
and
said
unto
him,
Zacchaeus,
make
haste,
and come
down;
for
to
day
I
must
abide
at
thy
house.
6
And
he made
haste,
and came
down,
and
received
him
joyfully.
7
And
when they
saw
it,
they
all
murmured,
saying,
That
he was
gone
to be
guest
with
a
man
that is a
sinner.
8
And
Zacchaeus
stood,
and
said
unto
the
Lord;
Behold,
Lord,
the
half
of
my
goods
I
give
to the
poor;
and
if
I have
taken
any
thing
from any
man
by false
accusation,
I
restore
him
fourfold.
9
And
Jesus
said
unto
him,
This
day
is
salvation
come
to
this
house,
forsomuch
as
he
also
is
a
son
of
Abraham.
10
For
the
Son
of
man
is
come
to
seek
and
to
save
that which was
lost.
11
And
as
they
heard
these
things,
he
added
and
spake
a
parable,
because
he
was
nigh
to
Jerusalem,
and
because
they
thought
that
the
kingdom
of
God
should
immediately
appear.
12
He
said
therefore,
A
certain
nobleman
°
went
into
a
far
country
to
receive
for
himself
a
kingdom,
and
to
return.
13
And
he
called
his
ten
servants,
and
delivered
them
ten
pounds,
and
said
unto
them,
Occupy
till
I
come.
14
But
his
citizens
hated
him,
and
sent
a
message
after
him,
saying,
We
will
not
have
this
man to
reign
over
us.
15
And
it came to
pass,
that
when
he
was
returned,
having
received
the
kingdom,
then
he
commanded
these
servants
to be
called
unto
him,
to
whom
he had
given
the
money,
that
he might
know
how
much
every
man
had gained by
trading.
16
Then
came
the
first,
saying,
Lord,
thy
pound
hath
gained
ten
pounds.
17
And
he
said
unto
him,
Well,
thou
good
servant:
because
thou hast
been
faithful
in
a very
little,
have
thou
authority
°
over
ten
cities.
18
And
the
second
came,
saying,
Lord,
thy
pound
hath
gained
five
pounds.
19
And
he
said
likewise
to
him,
Be
thou
also
over
five
cities.
20
And
another
came,
saying,
Lord,
behold,
here is
thy
pound,
which
I
have
kept laid
up
in
a
napkin:
21
For
I
feared
thee,
because
thou
art
an
austere
man:
thou takest
up
that
thou
layedst
not
down,
and
reapest
that
thou
didst
not
sow.
22
And
he
saith
unto
him,
Out
of
thine
own
mouth
will I
judge
thee,
thou
wicked
servant.
Thou
knewest
that
I
was
an
austere
man,
taking
up
that
I
laid
not
down,
and
reaping
that
I
did
not
sow:
23
Wherefore
then
gavest
not
thou
my
money
into
the
bank,
that
at my
coming
I
might
have
required
mine
own
with
usury?
24
And
he
said
unto them that stood
by,
Take
from
him
the
pound,
and
give
it to him that
hath
ten
pounds.
25
(And they
said
unto
him,
Lord,
he
hath
ten
pounds.)
°
26
For
I
say
unto
you,
That
unto every
one
which
hath
shall be
given;
and
from
him that
hath
not,
even
that
he
hath
shall be taken
away
from
him.
27
But
those
mine
enemies,
which
would
not
that
I
should
reign
over
them,
bring
hither,
and
slay
them
before
me.
28
And
when he had
thus
spoken,
he
went
before,
ascending
up
to
Jerusalem.
29
And
it came to
pass,
when
he was come
nigh
to
Bethphage
and
Bethany,
at
the
mount
called
the mount of
Olives,
he
sent
two
of
his
disciples,
30
Saying,
Go
ye
into
the
village
over
against
you;
in
the
which
at your
entering
ye shall
find
a
colt
tied,
whereon
yet
never
man
sat:
loose
him,
and
bring
him
hither.
31
And
if
any
man
ask
you,
Why
do ye
loose
him?
thus
shall ye
say
unto
him,
Because
the
Lord
hath
need
of
him.
32
And
they that were
sent
went their
way,
and
found
even
as
he had
said
unto
them.
33
And
as
they
were
loosing
the
colt,
the
owners
thereof
said
unto
them,
Why
loose
ye
the
colt?
34
And
they
said,
The
Lord
hath
need
of
him.
35
And
they
brought
him
to
Jesus:
and
they
cast
their
garments
upon
°
the
colt,
and
they
set
Jesus
thereon.
36
And
as
he
went,
they
spread
their
clothes
in
the
way.
37
And when
he
was come
nigh,
even
now
at
the
descent
of the
mount
of
Olives,
the
whole
multitude
of the
disciples
began
to
rejoice
and
praise
God
with a
loud
voice
for
all
the mighty
works
that
they had
seen;
38
Saying,
Blessed
be the
King
that
cometh
in
the
name
of the
Lord:
peace
in
heaven,
and
glory
in
the
highest.
39
And
some
of the
Pharisees
from
among the
multitude
said
unto
him,
Master,
rebuke
thy
disciples.
40
And
he
answered
and
said
unto
them,
I
tell
you
that,
if
these
should hold their
peace,
the
stones
would immediately cry
out.
41
And
when
he was come
near,
he
beheld
the
city,
and
wept
over
it,
42
Saying,
If
thou
hadst
known,
even
thou,
at
least
in
this
thy
day,
the
things
which belong
unto
thy
peace!
but
now
they are
hid
from
thine
eyes.
43
For
the
days
shall
come
upon
thee,
that
thine
enemies
shall
cast
a
trench
about
thee,
and
compass
thee
round,
and
keep
thee
in
on every
side,
44
And
shall
lay
thee
even with the
ground,
and
thy
children
within
thee;
and
they
shall
not
leave
in
thee
one
stone
upon
another;
because
thou
knewest
not
the
time
of
thy
visitation.
45
And
he
went
into
the
temple,
and
began
to cast
out
them that
sold
therein,
and
them
that bought;
46
Saying
unto
them,
It is
written,
My
house
is
the
house
of
prayer:
but
ye
have
made
it
a
den
of
thieves.
47
And
he
taught
°
daily
°
in
the
temple.
But
the chief
priests
and
the
scribes
and
the
chief
of the
people
sought
to
destroy
him,
48
And
could
not
find
what
they might
do:
for
all
the
people
were very
attentive
to
hear
him.
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