Mark 4

Jesus teaches multiple parables, including the parable of the sower, to reveal truths to those open to understanding while concealing them from those resistant.[1] Jesus calms a great storm, demonstrating His authority over nature.[2]

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καὶ kai And and and CONJ πάλιν palin again again again ADV ἤρξατο erxato he began he took the lead he began V AOR MID IND 3P SG διδάσκειν didaskein to teach to be instructing to be teaching V PRS ACT INF παρὰ para by from beside by PREP ACC τὴν ten the the (feminine singular) the ART ACC F SG θάλασσαν thalassan sea sea sea N ACC F SG καὶ kai-2 and and and CONJ συνάγεται sunagetai gathered is being gathered together was being gathered together V PRS PASS IND 3P SG πρὸς pros to toward to PREP ACC αὐτὸν auton him of them him PRO.P 3P ACC M SG ὄχλος ochlos crowd the crowd the crowd N NOM M SG πλεῖστος pleistos very large the greatest very great ADJ.A NOM M SG SUPL ὥστε oste so that so that so that CONJ.S αὐτὸν auton-2 he of them him PRO.P 3P ACC M SG εἰς eis into into into PREP ACC τὸ to the to the the ART ACC N SG πλοῖον ploion boat a sailing vessel a boat N ACC N SG ἐμβάντα embanta having gotten having stepped into having entered into V AOR ACT PTCP ACC M SG καθῆσθαι kathesthai to sit to be seated to sit V PRS MID INF ἐν en in in in PREP DAT τῇ te the to the the ART DAT F SG θαλάσσῃ thalasse sea to the sea sea N DAT F SG καὶ kai-3 and and and CONJ πᾶς pas all every one all one QUAN NOM M SG o the the the ART NOM M SG ὄχλος ochlos-2 crowd the crowd the crowd N NOM M SG πρὸς pros-2 by toward by PREP ACC τὴν ten-2 the the (feminine singular) the ART ACC F SG θάλασσαν thalassan-2 sea sea sea N ACC F SG ἐπὶ epi on upon, over on PREP GEN τῆς tes the of the the ART GEN F SG γῆς ges land of the land of the land N GEN F SG ἦσαν esan was they were they were V IMPF ACT IND 3P PL
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