Mark 14:1-3

14:1

After
<1161>

two
<1417>

days
<2250>

was
<2258> (5713)

[the feast of] the passover
<3957>_,

and
<2532>

of
<3326>

unleavened bread
<106>_:

and
<2532>

the chief priests
<749>

and
<2532>

the scribes
<1122>

sought
<2212> (5707)

how
<4459>

they might take
<2902> (5660)

him
<846>

by
<1722>

craft
<1388>_,

and put [him] to death
<615> (5725)_.

14:2

But
<1161>

they said
<3004> (5707)_,

Not
<3361>

on
<1722>

the feast
<1859>

[day], lest
<3379>

there be
<2071> (5704)

an uproar
<2351>

of the people
<2992>_.

14:3

And
<2532>

being
<846> <5607> (5752)

in
<1722>

Bethany
<963>

in
<1722>

the house
<3614>

of Simon
<4613>

the leper
<3015>_,

as he
<846>

sat at meat
<2621> (5740)_,

there came
<2064> (5627)

a woman
<1135>

having
<2192> (5723)

an alabaster box
<211>

of ointment
<3464>

of spikenard
<3487> <4101>

very precious
<4185>_;

and
<2532>

she brake
<4937> (5660)

the box
<211>_,

and poured
<2708> (5656)

[it] on
<2596>

his
<846>

head
<2776>_.

{spikenard: or, pure nard, or, liquid nard}