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∞ Q: Q Mr 4:3-9 Q1 Answer:

∞ Q: Q Mr 4:3-9 Q2 Answer:

Mr 4:3-9

▸ ± Mr 4:3 Hearken; Behold, there went out a sower [1] to sow [2]:

¢ The 'sower' and the 'seed' are both זרע. The sower and the seed are the same person. [3] 'Sowing' is from the same root זרוע which is the act of making distinct between the guilt זר and the flesh ע.

  1. ↑ sower
  2. ↑ sow
  3. ↑ ₱ Father and Son are one

▸ ± Mr 4:4 And it came to pass [1], as he sowed [2] , some fell [3] by the way side [4] , and the fowls [5] of the air [6] came and devoured [7] it up.

¢ Com Mr 4:4

  1. ↑ ∞ it came to pass ↬ S it came to pass
  2. ↑ ∞ sowed ↬ S sowed
  3. ↑ ∞ fell ↬ S fell
  4. ↑ ∞ way side ↬ S way side
  5. ↑ ∞ fowls ↬ S fowls
  6. ↑ ∞ air ↬ S air
  7. ↑ ∞ devoured ↬ S devoured

▸ ± Mr 4:5 And some fell [1] on stony [2] ground [3] , where it had not much earth [4] ; and immediately it sprang up [5] , because it had no depth of earth [6] :

¢ Com Mr 4:5

  1. ↑ ∞ fell ↬ S fell
  2. ↑ ∞ stony ↬ S stony
  3. ↑ ∞ ground ↬ S ground
  4. ↑ ∞ earth ↬ S earth
  5. ↑ ∞ sprang up ↬ S sprang up
  6. ↑ ∞ no depth of earth ↬ S no depth of earth

▸ ± Mr 4:6 But when the sun [1] was up [2], it was scorched [3]; and because it had no root [4], it withered away [5].

¢ Com Mr 4:6

  1. ↑ ∞ sun ↬ S sun
  2. ↑ ∞ was up ↬ S was up
  3. ↑ ∞ scorched ↬ S scorched
  4. ↑ ∞ root ↬ S root
  5. ↑ ∞ withered ↬ S withered

▸ ± Mr 4:7 And some fell [1] among thorns [2], and the thorns grew up, and choked it [3] , and it yielded no fruit [4] .

¢ Com Mr 4:7

  1. ↑ ∞ fell ↬ S fell
  2. ↑ ∞ thorns ↬ S thorns
  3. ↑ ∞ choked ↬ S choked
  4. ↑ ∞ fruit ↬ S fruit

▸ ± Mr 4:8 And other fell on good ground [1], and did yield fruit [2] that sprang up [3] and increased [4] ; and brought forth[5], some thirty [6], and some sixty [7] , and some an hundred [8] .

¢ Com Mr 4:8

  1. ↑ ∞ ground ↬ S ground
  2. ↑ ∞ yield fruit ↬ S yield fruit
  3. ↑ ∞ sprang up ↬ S sprang up
  4. ↑ ∞ increased ↬ S increased
  5. ↑ ∞ brought forth ↬ S brought forth
  6. ↑ ∞ thirty ↬ S thirty
  7. ↑ ∞ sixty ↬ S sixty
  8. ↑ ∞ hundred ↬ S hundred

▸ ± Mr 4:9 And he said unto them, He that hath ears [1] to hear [2] , let him hear.

¢ Com Mr 4:9

  1. ↑ ∞ ears ↬ S ears
  2. ↑ ∞ hear ↬ S hear




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Parable of the Sower study guide

See Eze 17:8

Parable of the Sower - literal

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