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• If thy hand is an occasion of falling to thee, cut it off; better for thee to enter into life maimed, than to have two hands when thou goest into hell, into unquenchable fire; (Mark 9, 42)

• the worm which eats them there never dies, the fire is never quenched. (Mark 9, 43)

• And if thy foot is an occasion of falling to thee, cut it off; better for thee to enter into eternal life lame, than to have both feet when thou art cast into the unquenchable fire of hell; (Mark 9, 44)

• the worm which eats them there never dies, the fire is never quenched. (Mark 9, 45)

• And if thy eye is an occasion of falling, pluck it out; better for thee to enter blind into the kingdom of God, than to have two eyes when thou art cast into the fire of hell; (Mark 9, 46)

• the worm which eats them there never dies, the fire is never quenched.✻ (Mark 9, 47)

• Removing thence, he entered the territory of Judaea which lies beyond the Jordan. Multitudes gathered round him once more; and once more he began to teach them, as his custom was. (Mark 10, 1)

• Then the Pharisees came and put him to the test by asking him, whether it is right for a man to put away his wife. (Mark 10, 2)

• A man, therefore, will leave his father and mother and will cling to his wife,✻ (Mark 10, 7)

• Then he went out to continue his journey; and a man ran up and knelt down before him, asking him, Master, who art so good, what must I do to achieve eternal life? (Mark 10, 17)

• Then Jesus fastened his eyes on him, and conceived a love for him; In one thing, he said, thou art still wanting. Go home and sell all that belongs to thee; give it to the poor, and so the treasure thou hast shall be in heaven; then come back and follow me.✻ (Mark 10, 21)

• At this, his face fell, and he went away sorrowing, for he had great possessions. (Mark 10, 22)