Matthew 4:25
followed <190> [followed.]
Decapolis <1179> [Decapolis.]
Matthew 12:15
he went away <402> [he withdrew.]
Great crowds <4183> [great.]
Matthew 13:3
in <1722> [in.]
parables <3850> [parables.]
A parable, [parabole <\\See definition 3850\\>,] from [para <\\See definition 3844\\>,] near, and [ballo <\\See definition 906\\>,] I cast, or put, has been justly defined to be a comparison or similitude, in which one thing is compared with another, especially spiritual things with natural, by which means those spiritual things are better understood, and make a deeper impression on a honest and attentive mind. In a parable, a resemblance in the principal incidents is all that is required; smaller matters being considered as a sort of drapery. Maimonides, in Moreh Nevochim, gives an excellent rule on this head: "Fix it as a principle to attach yourself to the grand object of the parable, without attempting to make a particular application of all the circumstances and terms which it comprehends."
A sower .... to sow <4687> [a sower.]
Matthew 14:14
and he had compassion .... and <2532 4697> [and was.]
Matthew 19:22
he went away <565> [he went.]
for <1063> [for.]
Matthew 25:19
a long <4183> [a long.]
settled <4868> [reckoneth.]
Matthew 26:28
my <3450> [my.]
is poured out <1632> [shed.]
