Mark 4:28-30

Disciples’ Literal New Testament

²⁸The soil bears-fruit by-itself ^[a]— first grass, then a head, then a full grain in the head. ²⁹And whenever the fruit permits^[b], immediately he^[c] sends-forth the sickle because the harvest has come^[d]”.

The Kingdom of God Is Like a Mustard Seed. It Starts Small And Grows Large

³⁰And He was saying, “How should we liken the kingdom of God, or with what parable may we present it?—

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Footnotes

Mark 4:28 Or, on-its-own.
Mark 4:29 Lit, hands-itself-over. That is, when it has ripened itself.
Mark 4:29 That is, the person who sowed the seed.
Mark 4:29 Or, is here.

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