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Polyglot Bible: Matthew: Matthew 9

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This is a parallel-text edition of Matthew 9:1–38 presented in three versions side by side: the Greek New Testament (GNT), the King James Version (KJV) with Strong's concordance numbers embedded inline, and the Latin Vulgate. The passage narrates a sequence of episodes from Jesus's ministry, including the healing of a paralytic (where Jesus controversially forgives sins before performing the physical cure), the calling of the tax collector Matthew, table fellowship with "sinners and tax collectors," controversies with Pharisees over fasting, the healing of a hemorrhaging woman and the raising of a ruler's daughter, the restoration of sight to two blind men, and the exorcism of a mute man. The chapter closes with Jesus's summary ministry statement — teaching, preaching, and healing — and his compassionate observation that "the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few." The KJV column's Strong's numbers make this a study resource aimed at readers who want to trace the Greek vocabulary underlying the English translation without requiring full Greek fluency. There is no interpretive commentary; the work is a raw textual tool, most useful to students of biblical languages, seminary scholars, or serious lay readers doing word-level comparative study across the three major Western textual traditions.

Polyglot Bible: Matthew: Matthew 9

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