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Book of Common Prayer

Daily Old and New Testament readings based on the Book of Common Prayer.
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Hebrews 4:1-13

Therefore oun while the promise epangelia of entering eiserchomai his autos rest katapausis is still open kataleipō, · ho let us fear phobeomai lest mēpote any tis one of ek you hymeis may seem dokeō to be excluded from hystereō it. For gar we also kai had eimi good news proclaimed euangelizō to us just as kathaper they kakeinos did; but alla the ho word logos they heard akoē did not ou benefit ōpheleō · ho those ekeinos who were not united synkerannymi with those ho who listened akouō in ho faith pistis For gar we who ho have believed pisteuō do enter eiserchomai that ho rest katapausis, just as kathōs God has said legō, “ As hōs I swore omnyō in en · ho my egō anger orgē, ‘ They shall certainly not ei enter eiserchomai · ho my egō rest katapausis,’” and yet kaitoi his ho work ergon has been completed ginomai since apo the foundation katabolē of the world kosmos For gar somewhere pou he has spoken legō of peri the ho seventh hebdomos day in this manner houtōs: “ And kai God theos rested katapauō · ho on en the ho seventh hebdomos day hēmera · ho from apo all pas · ho his autos works ergon.” And kai furthermore palin in en this houtos context he said, “ They shall certainly not ei enter eiserchomai · ho my egō rest katapausis.”

Therefore oun since epei it remains apoleipō for some tis to enter eiserchomai it autos, and kai those ho who previously proteros had the good news proclaimed euangelizō to them failed ou to enter eiserchomai because dia of disobedience apeitheia, God again palin ordains horizō a certain tis day hēmera—“ today sēmeron”— saying legō through en David Dauid, after meta so long tosoutos a time chronos, just as kathōs it has been said before, “ Today sēmeron, if ean you hear akouō · ho his autos voice phōnē, do not harden sklērynō · ho your hymeis hearts kardia.” For gar if ei Joshua Iēsous had given them autos rest katapauō, God would an not ou have spoken laleō of peri another allos time hēmera after meta that houtos. Consequently ara there remains apoleipō a Sabbath sabbatismos rest for the ho people laos of ho God theos. 10 For gar the ho one who enters eiserchomai · ho God’ s autos rest katapausis has also kai rested katapauō from apo · ho his autos works ergon, as hōsper God theos did from apo · ho his idios. · ho 11 Let us , therefore oun, make every effort spoudazō to enter eiserchomai that ekeinos · ho rest katapausis; otherwise hina mē one tis of you might fall piptō by en the ho same autos sort hypodeigma of ho disobedience apeitheia.

12 For gar the ho word logos of ho God theos is living zaō and kai effective energēs, · kai sharper tomos than hyper any pas two-edged distomos sword machaira, · kai cutting through diikneomai so as to achri divide merismos soul psychē from kai spirit pneuma, joints harmos from kai marrow myelos. It is even kai able to discern kritikos the thoughts enthumēsis and kai deliberations ennoia of the heart kardia. 13 And kai nothing ou in creation ktisis is eimi hidden aphanēs from God’ s autos sight enōpion, but de everything pas is uncovered gymnos and kai exposed trachēlizō to the ho eyes ophthalmos of the one autos to pros whom hos we hēmeis must give · ho account logos.

John 2:13-22

13 Now kai the ho Jewish Ioudaios Passover pascha was eimi at hand engys, · ho so kai Jesus Iēsous went anabainō up to eis Jerusalem Hierosolyma. · ho 14 · kai In en the ho temple hieron he found heuriskō people ho selling pōleō cattle bous and kai sheep probaton and kai doves peristera, and kai the ho money kermatistēs changers seated kathēmai at their tables . 15 So kai he made poieō a whip phragellion out ek of cords schoinion and drove ekballō them all pas out of ek the ho temple hieron, including te the ho sheep probaton and kai the ho cattle bous. · kai He scattered ekcheō the ho coins kerma of the ho money kollybistēs changers and kai overturned anatrepō their ho tables trapeza. 16 · kai To those ho who were selling pōleō · ho doves peristera he said legō, “ Take airō those houtos out enteuthen of here ! Do not make poieō · ho my egō Father’ s patēr house oikos · ho a marketplace oikos emporion!” 17 His autos disciples mathētēs remembered mimnēskomai · ho that hoti it stands eimi written graphō, · ho Zeal zēlos for ho your sy house oikos will consume katesthiō me egō.” 18 The ho Jews Ioudaios therefore oun replied apokrinomai, · kai saying legō to him autos, “ What tis sign sēmeion can you show deiknyō us hēmeis to prove hoti your authority to do poieō all this houtos?” 19 Jesus Iēsous answered apokrinomai · kai them autos, saying legō, “ Destroy lyō · ho this houtos temple naos and kai in en three treis days hēmera I will restore egeirō it autos.” 20 Then oun the ho Jews Ioudaios said legō, “ This houtos temple naos has been under construction oikodomeō for forty-six tesserakonta kai · kai years etos, · ho and kai you sy can restore egeirō it autos in en three treis days hēmera?” 21 But de he ekeinos was speaking legō about peri the ho temple naos of ho his autos body sōma. 22 Therefore oun, when hote he had risen egeirō from ek the dead nekros, his autos disciples mathētēs remembered mimnēskomai · ho that hoti he had said legō this houtos, and kai they believed pisteuō the ho scripture graphē and kai the ho words logos that hos Jesus Iēsous had spoken legō. · ho

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