Revised Common Lectionary (Semicontinuous)

⁹ Now de when Jesus arose anistēmi early prōi on the first prōtos day of the week sabbaton, he appeared phainō first prōton to Mary Maria · ho Magdalene Magdalēnē, from para whom hos he had cast ekballō out seven hepta demons daimonion. ¹⁰ She ekeinos went poreuō out and reported apangellō to those ho who had been ginomai with meta him autos, as they were mourning pentheō and kai weeping klaiō. ¹¹ And kakeinos when they heard akouō that hoti he was alive zaō and kai had been seen theaomai by hypo her autos, they refused apisteō to believe it.

¹² After meta · de this houtos, he appeared phaneroō in en another heteros form morphē to two dyo of ek them autos as they were walking peripateō along , going poreuō into eis the country agros. ¹³ And kakeinos when they returned aperchomai, they reported apangellō it to the ho others loipos; but oude they pisteuō refused to believe pisteuō them ekeinos.

¹⁴ Later hysteros · de he appeared phaneroō to the ho eleven hendeka themselves autos as they were reclining at table anakeimai; and kai he reproached oneidizō · ho their autos unbelief apistia and kai hardness sklērokardia of heart , because hoti they had pisteuō refused ou to believe pisteuō those ho who had seen theaomai him autos resurrected egeirō. ¹⁵ And kai he said legō to them autos, “ Go poreuō into eis all hapas the ho world kosmos and proclaim kēryssō the ho gospel euangelion to every pas · ho creature ktisis. ¹⁶ The ho one who believes pisteuō and kai is baptized baptizō will be saved sōzō, but de the ho one who refuses to believe apisteō will be condemned katakrinō. ¹⁷ And de these houtos signs sēmeion will accompany parakoloutheō those ho who believe pisteuō: in en · ho my egō name onoma they will cast out ekballō demons daimonion; they will speak laleō in new kainos tongues glōssa; ¹⁸ · kai with en their ho hands cheir they will pick up airō snakes ophis; and kan if they drink pinō any tis deadly thanasimos poison it will blaptō in no way ou harm blaptō them autos; they will lay epitithēmi hands cheir on epi the sick arrōstos, and kai they will recover kalōs.”