Book of Common Prayer

21 Then kai I saw a new kainos heaven ouranos and kai a new kainos earth gē, for gar the ho first prōtos heaven ouranos and kai the ho first prōtos earth gē had passed away aperchomai, and kai the ho sea thalassa was eimi no ou more eti. ² And kai I saw the ho holy hagios city polis, · ho the new kainos Jerusalem Ierousalēm, coming down katabainō out of ek · ho heaven ouranos from apo · ho God theos, made ready hetoimazō like hōs a bride nymphē adorned kosmeō for ho her autos husband anēr. ³ And kai I heard akouō a loud megas voice phōnē from ek the ho throne thronos saying legō, “ Behold idou, the ho dwelling place skēnē of ho God theos is with meta · ho man anthrōpos, and kai he will dwell skēnoō with meta them autos. · kai They autos will be eimi his autos people laos, and kai God theos himself autos · ho will be eimi with meta them autos as their autos God theos. ⁴ · kai He will wipe away exaleiphō every pas tear dakryon from ek · ho their autos eyes ophthalmos. · kai · ho Death thanatos will be eimi no ou more eti, mourning penthos and oute crying kraugē and oute pain ponos will be eimi no ou more eti, for hoti the ho former things prōtos have passed away aperchomai.” ⁵ And kai the ho one seated kathēmai on epi the ho throne thronos said legō, “ Behold idou, I am making poieō all things pas new kainos.” And kai he said legō, “ Write graphō it down, for hoti these houtos · ho words logos are eimi trustworthy pistos and kai true alēthinos.” ⁶ And kai he said legō to me egō, “ It is done ginomai! I egō am eimi the ho Alpha alpha and kai the ho Omega ō, the ho beginning archē and kai the ho end telos. To the ho one who thirsts dipsaō I egō will give permission didōmi to drink free of charge dōrean from ek the ho spring pēgē of the ho water hydōr of ho life zōē. ⁷ The ho one who conquers nikaō will inherit klēronomeō these houtos blessings, and kai I will be eimi his autos God theos and kai he autos will be eimi my egō son hyios. ⁸ But de as for the ho cowardly deilos, · kai the faithless apistos, · kai the detestable bdelyssomai, · kai those who commit murder phoneus, · kai the sexually immoral pornos, · kai those who practice the occult pharmakos, · kai idolaters eidōlolatrēs, and kai all pas · ho liars pseudēs— · ho their autos place meros will be in en the ho lake limnē that ho burns kaiō with fire pyr and kai sulfur theion. That hos is eimi the ho second deuteros death thanatos.” · ho

¹⁴ · kai When they returned erchomai to pros the ho crowd ochlos, a man anthrōpos approached proserchomai Jesus autos, knelt gonypeteō before him autos, ¹⁵ and kai said legō, “ Lord kyrios, take eleeō pity on my egō · ho son hyios, because hoti he is an epileptic selēniazomai and kai suffers paschō terribly kakōs; for gar he often pollakis falls piptō into eis the ho fire pyr and kai often pollakis into eis the ho water hydōr. ¹⁶ And kai I brought prospherō him autos to ho your sy disciples mathētēs but kai they could dynamai not ou heal therapeuō him autos.” ¹⁷ Jesus Iēsous answered apokrinomai, · de · ho saying legō, “ O ō unbelieving apistos and kai perverse diastrephō generation genea, how long heōs am I to be eimi with meta you hymeis? How long heōs must I put anechōmai up with you hymeis? Bring pherō him autos here hōde to me egō.” ¹⁸ Then kai Jesus Iēsous rebuked epitimaō the ho demon daimonion · ho and kai it came exerchomai out of apo him autos; and kai the ho boy pais was healed therapeuō from apo · ho that ekeinos hour hōra. ¹⁹ Then tote the ho disciples mathētēs came proserchomai to ho Jesus Iēsous privately kata idios and said legō, “ Why dia tis could dynamai we hēmeis not ou cast ekballō it autos out?” ²⁰ He ho · de said legō to them autos, “ Because dia of the ho poverty oligopistia of your hymeis faith . I tell legō you hymeis the truth amēn, if ean you have echō faith pistis the size hōs of a mustard sinapi seed kokkos, you can say legō to ho this houtos mountain oros, ‘ Move metabainō from here enthen to there ekei,’ and kai it will move metabainō; and kai nothing oudeis will be impossible adynateō for you hymeis.”