Luke 22:1-6
New American Standard Bible
Preparing the Passover
22 (A)Now the Feast of Unleavened Bread, which is called the (B)Passover, was approaching. 2 And the chief priests and the scribes (C)were trying to find [a]a way to put Him to death, since they were afraid of the people.
3 (D)And (E)Satan entered Judas, the one called Iscariot, [b]who belonged to the number of the twelve. 4 And he left and discussed with the chief priests and (F)officers how he was to betray Him to them. 5 And they were delighted, and agreed to give him money. 6 And so he consented, and began looking for a good opportunity to betray Him to them [c]away from the crowd.
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Luke 22:1-6
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22 Now de the ho Festival heortē of ho Unleavened azymos Bread , which ho is called legō the Passover pascha, was drawing near engizō. 2 · kai The ho chief priests archiereus and kai the ho scribes grammateus were looking zēteō for a way ho how pōs they might put anaireō Jesus autos to death , for gar they were afraid phobeomai of the ho people laos. 3 Then de Satan Satanas entered eiserchomai into eis Judas Ioudas, the ho one called kaleō Iscariot Iskariōtēs, who was eimi of ek the ho number arithmos of the ho twelve dōdeka. 4 · kai He went aperchomai and conferred syllaleō with the ho chief archiereus priests and kai officers stratēgos about ho how pōs he might deliver up paradidōmi Jesus autos to them autos. 5 · kai They were delighted chairō and kai decided syntithēmi to give didōmi him autos money argyrion. 6 · kai He agreed exomologeomai and kai began looking zēteō for an opportunity eukairia to ho deliver paradidōmi him autos up to them autos in the absence ater of a crowd ochlos.
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