This is Matthew chapter 28, the resurrection narrative from the Gospel of Matthew, presented in three parallel columns: the Greek New Testament (GNT), the King James Version (KJV), and the Latin Vulgate (Vul). The passage recounts Mary Magdalene and another Mary visiting Jesus's tomb, where an angel announces the resurrection and instructs them to tell the disciples. It then narrates Jesus's appearance to the women, the chief priests' bribery of soldiers to spread the story that disciples stole the body, and finally the resurrected Jesus commissioning the eleven disciples on a Galilean mountain. The chapter closes with the Great Commission — Jesus commanding his followers to baptize and teach all nations in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, promising his perpetual presence until the end of the age. The parallel-column format is a scholarly or devotional tool for textual comparison, with the KJV column including Strong's Concordance numbers alongside the English text, indicating this is a reference edition aimed at readers who want to trace English words back to their Greek originals.