For (the) sun arose with the scorching heat and dried the grass; and its flower fell off, but (the) beauty of its face perished: thus also the rich in all his ways will wither.
For (the) sun arose with the scorching heat and dried the grass; and its flower fell off, but (the) beauty of its face perished: thus also the rich in all his ways will wither.
Διοτι ανετειλεν ο ηλιος με τον καυσωνα και εξηρανε τον χορτον, και το ανθος αυτου εξεπεσε, και το καλλος του προσωπου αυτου ηφανισθη· ουτω και ο πλουσιος θελει μαρανθη εν ταις οδοις αυτου.
Blessed is the man who will endure in a temptation, because, should he be a chosen (one), he will receive the crown of (the) life, which he promised to them who will love him.
Blessed is the man who will endure in a temptation, because, should he be a chosen (one), he will receive the crown of (the) life, which he promised to them who will love him.
Μακαριος ο ανθρωπος, οστις υπομενει πειρασμον· διοτι αφου δοκιμασθη, θελει λαβει τον στεφανον της ζωης, τον οποιον υπεσχεθη ο Κυριος εις τους αγαπωντας αυτον.
All good gifts and all complete gifts are from above, coming below from the Father of the lights, with whom there is not change, nor a form of a shadow which passed.
All good gifts and all complete gifts are from above, coming below from the Father of the lights, with whom there is not change, nor a form of a shadow which passed.
Πασα δοσις αγαθη και παν δωρημα τελειον ειναι ανωθεν καταβαινον απο του Πατρος των φωτων, εις τον οποιον δεν υπαρχει αλλοιωσις η σκια μεταβολης.
Therefore lay down all filthiness and (the) abundance of [the] malice, in [a] meekness receive the word, newly grown up, for which it is possible to save your souls.
Therefore lay down all filthiness and (the) abundance of [the] malice, in [a] meekness receive the word, newly grown up, for which it is possible to save your souls.
Δια τουτο απορριψαντες πασαν ρυπαριαν και περισσειαν κακιας δεχθητε μετα πραοτητος τον εμφυτευθεντα λογον τον δυναμενον να σωση τας ψυχας σας.
But he who gazed at (the) law which is complete of the freedom, and stayed in it, he is not (a) forgetful hearer, but (a) doer of the work, this (one) shall be blessed in that which he doeth.
But he who gazed at (the) law which is complete of the freedom, and stayed in it, he is not (a) forgetful hearer, but (a) doer of the work, this (one) shall be blessed in that which he doeth.
Οστις ομως εγκυψη εις τον τελειον νομον της ελευθεριας και επιμεινη εις αυτον, ουτος γενομενος ουχι ακροατης επιλησμων, αλλ' εκτελεστης εργου, ουτος θελει εισθαι μακαριος εις την εκτελεσιν αυτου.
But the pure service and unstained with God and the Father is this, to visit the orphans and the widows in their tribulation, to keep himself unspotted from the world.
But the pure service and unstained with God and the Father is this, to visit the orphans and the widows in their tribulation, to keep himself unspotted from the world.
Θρησκεια καθαρα και αμιαντος ενωπιον του Θεου και Πατρος ειναι αυτη, να επισκεπτηται τους ορφανους και τας χηρας εν τη θλιψει αυτων, και να φυλαττη εαυτον αμολυντον απο του κοσμου.
For if a man cometh into your synagogue wearing a gold ring on his finger, in (a) splendid raiment, but a poor (man) also entereth in (an) unwashed raiment;
For if a man cometh into your synagogue wearing a gold ring on his finger, in (a) splendid raiment, but a poor (man) also entereth in (an) unwashed raiment;
Διοτι εαν εισελθη εις την συναγωγην σας ανθρωπος εχων χρυσουν δακτυλιδιον με λαμπρον ενδυμα, εισελθη δε και πτωχος με ρυπαρον ενδυμα,
and ye look upon him who weareth the splendid raiment, and say: Thou, sit thee here in a good place'; and ye say to the poor man also: 'Thou, stand there or sit here at (the) place of putting the feet.'
and ye look upon him who weareth the splendid raiment, and say: Thou, sit thee here in a good place'; and ye say to the poor man also: 'Thou, stand there or sit here at (the) place of putting the feet.'
και επιβλεψητε εις τον φορουντα το ενδυμα το λαμπρον και ειπητε προς αυτον, Συ καθου εδω καλως, και προς τον πτωχον ειπητε, Συ στεκε εκει· καθου εδω υπο το υποποδιον μου,
Hear, my brethren, my beloved; was not God choosing the poor of the world, rich in the faith, and heirs of the kingdom, which he promised to them who will love him?
Hear, my brethren, my beloved; was not God choosing the poor of the world, rich in the faith, and heirs of the kingdom, which he promised to them who will love him?
Ακουσατε, αδελφοι μου αγαπητοι, δεν εξελεξεν ο Θεος τους πτωχους του κοσμου τουτου πλουσιους εν πιστει και κληρονομους της βασιλειας, την οποιαν υπεσχεθη προς τους αγαπωντας αυτον;
For he who said: 'Thou shalt not commit adultery,' he (pron.) again said: 'Thou shalt not kill.' If thou committest not adultery, but killest, thou became transgressor of the law.
For he who said: 'Thou shalt not commit adultery,' he (pron.) again said: 'Thou shalt not kill.' If thou committest not adultery, but killest, thou became transgressor of the law.
Επειδη ο ειπων, Μη μοιχευσης, ειπε και, Μη φονευσης· αλλ' εαν δεν μοιχευσης, φονευσης δε, εγεινες παραβατης του νομου.
What is (the) profit, my brethren, if one say: 'I have faith,' but he hath not works? Is it possible that [the] faith should save him without the works?
What is (the) profit, my brethren, if one say: 'I have faith,' but he hath not works? Is it possible that [the] faith should save him without the works?
Τι το οφελος, αδελφοι μου, εαν λεγη τις οτι εχει πιστιν, και εργα δεν εχη; μηπως η πιστις δυναται να σωση αυτον;
and one of you indeed say to them: Go in [a] peace, be warmed and satisfied'; and yet ye give not to them for (the) need of the body; what is the profit?
and one of you indeed say to them: Go in [a] peace, be warmed and satisfied'; and yet ye give not to them for (the) need of the body; what is the profit?
και ειπη τις εξ υμων προς αυτους, Υπαγετε εν ειρηνη, θερμαινεσθε και χορταζεσθε, και δεν δωσητε εις αυτους τα αναγκαια του σωματος, τι το οφελος;
But one will say: Thou (pron.) hast [a] faith, but I (pron.) have works: show to me thy faith without the works, but I (pron.) will show to thee my faith from my works.'
But one will say: Thou (pron.) hast [a] faith, but I (pron.) have works: show to me thy faith without the works, but I (pron.) will show to thee my faith from my works.'
Αλλα θελει τις ειπει· Συ εχεις πιστιν, και εγω εχω εργα· δειξον μοι την πιστιν σου εκ των εργων σου, και εγω θελω σοι δειξει εκ των εργων μου την πιστιν μου.
Behold the ships which are so great, driven by rough winds, are guided (lit. brought) by a little helm, whither the steersman will wish to direct (lit. give) his course.
Behold the ships which are so great, driven by rough winds, are guided (lit. brought) by a little helm, whither the steersman will wish to direct (lit. give) his course.
Ιδου, και τα πλοια, οντα τοσον μεγαλα και υπο σφοδρων ανεμων ελαυνομενα, μεταφερονται υπο ελαχιστου πηδαλιου, οπου αν θελη η επιθυμια του κυβερνωντος.
The tongue also is a fire, (the) ornament of (the) iniquity. The tongue is among the members, and it defileth the whole body; it burneth the wheel of the birth, and it burneth by the Geenna.
The tongue also is a fire, (the) ornament of (the) iniquity. The tongue is among the members, and it defileth the whole body; it burneth the wheel of the birth, and it burneth by the Geenna.
και η γλωσσα πυρ ειναι, ο κοσμος της αδικιας. Ουτω μεταξυ των μελων ημων η γλωσσα ειναι η μολυνουσα ολον το σωμα και φλογιζουσα τον τροχον του βιου και φλογιζομενη υπο της γεεννης.
For all natures of the beasts and the birds and the creeping things and those which are in the seas are tamed, and are subject to the nature of [the] humanity:
For all natures of the beasts and the birds and the creeping things and those which are in the seas are tamed, and are subject to the nature of [the] humanity:
Διοτι παν ειδος θηριων και πτηνων, ερπετων και θαλασσιων δαμαζεται και εδαμασθη υπο της ανθρωπινης φυσεως,
Is it possible, my brethren, for the fig-tree that it should produce olives, or a vine that it should produce figs? Thus that which is sweet shall not produce a salt water.
Is it possible, my brethren, for the fig-tree that it should produce olives, or a vine that it should produce figs? Thus that which is sweet shall not produce a salt water.
μηπως ειναι δυνατον, αδελφοι μου, η συκη να καμη ελαιας η η αμπελος συκα; ουτως ουδεμια πηγη ειναι δυνατον να καμη υδωρ αλμυρον και γλυκυ.
But the wisdom which is from above, first indeed it is pure, then it is peacemaking, it is fair, full of mercy, and good fruit, it is not self-judging, it is not hypocritical.
But the wisdom which is from above, first indeed it is pure, then it is peacemaking, it is fair, full of mercy, and good fruit, it is not self-judging, it is not hypocritical.
Η ανωθεν ομως σοφια πρωτον μεν ειναι καθαρα, επειτα ειρηνικη, επιεικης, ευπειθης, πληρης ελεους και καλων καρπων, αμεροληπτος και ανυποκριτος.
Ye lust, and ye have not: ye kill, and ye are jealous, it is not possible for you to obtain: ye strive, ye make war; and ye have not, because that ye ask not.
Ye lust, and ye have not: ye kill, and ye are jealous, it is not possible for you to obtain: ye strive, ye make war; and ye have not, because that ye ask not.
Επιθυμειτε και δεν εχετε· φονευετε και φθονειτε, και δεν δυνασθε να επιτυχητε· μαχεσθε και πολεμειτε· αλλα δεν εχετε, επειδη δεν ζητειτε·
[The] adulterers, ye know not that the friendship of the world is [an] enmity of God. But he. who wisheth to be friend unto the world will become enemy unto God.
[The] adulterers, ye know not that the friendship of the world is [an] enmity of God. But he. who wisheth to be friend unto the world will become enemy unto God.
Μοιχοι και μοιχαλιδες, δεν εξευρετε οτι η φιλια του κοσμου ειναι εχθρα του Θεου; οστις λοιπον θεληση να ηναι φιλος του κοσμου, εχθρος του Θεου καθισταται.
Speak not against one another, my brethren. For he who speaketh against his brother, or is judging his brother, spoke against the law, and he judged the law: but if thou judgest the law, then, thou art not a doer of the law, but a judge.
Speak not against one another, my brethren. For he who speaketh against his brother, or is judging his brother, spoke against the law, and he judged the law: but if thou judgest the law, then, thou art not a doer of the law, but a judge.
Μη καταλαλειτε αλληλους, αδελφοι. Οστις καταλαλει αδελφον και κρινει τον αδελφον αυτου, καταλαλει τον νομον και κρινει τον νομον και εαν κρινης τον νομον, δεν εισαι εκτελεστης του νομου, αλλα κριτης.
Your gold and your silver rusted; and their rust will be to you for a witness, and it will eat up your flesh (plur.) as a fire. Ye gather up in last days.
Your gold and your silver rusted; and their rust will be to you for a witness, and it will eat up your flesh (plur.) as a fire. Ye gather up in last days.
ο χρυσος σας και ο αργυρος εσκωριασε, και η σκωρια αυτων θελει εισθαι εις μαρτυριαν εναντιον σας και θελει φαγει τας σαρκας σας ως πυρ. Εθησαυρισατε δια τας εσχατας ημερας.
Behold, (the) hire of the labourers who reaped your fields, which was defrauded by you, crieth out: and the voices of the reapers went into (the) ears of the Lord Sabaōth.
Behold, (the) hire of the labourers who reaped your fields, which was defrauded by you, crieth out: and the voices of the reapers went into (the) ears of the Lord Sabaōth.
Ιδου, ο μισθος των εργατων των θερισαντων τα χωραφια σας, τον οποιον εστερηθησαν απο σας, κραζει, και αι κραυγαι των θερισαντων εισηλθον εις τα ωτα Κυριου Σαβαωθ.
Be longsuffering, my brethren, until (the) coming of the Lord. Behold, the husbandman is looking out forward to the precious fruit of (the) earth, and he is longsuffering for it, until he receive the first fruit and the last.
Be longsuffering, my brethren, until (the) coming of the Lord. Behold, the husbandman is looking out forward to the precious fruit of (the) earth, and he is longsuffering for it, until he receive the first fruit and the last.
Μακροθυμησατε λοιπον, αδελφοι, εως της παρουσιας του Κυριου. Ιδου, ο γεωργος περιμενει τον πολυτιμον καρπον της γης και μακροθυμει δι' αυτον, εωσου λαβη βροχην πρωιμον και οψιμον·
Lo, we call them blessed who endure. Ye heard of the patience of Jōb, and ye saw the finishing of the Lord, that the Lord is very full of pity, and is long-suffering.
Lo, we call them blessed who endure. Ye heard of the patience of Jōb, and ye saw the finishing of the Lord, that the Lord is very full of pity, and is long-suffering.
Ιδου, μακαριζομεν τους υπομενοντας· ηκουσατε την υπομονην του Ιωβ και ειδετε το τελος του Κυριου, οτι ειναι πολυευσπλαγχνος ο Κυριος και οικτιρμων.
First indeed of everything, my brethren, swear not, neither by (the) heaven, nor by (the) earth, nor any other oath: but let your word be a yea yea, nay nay, that ye may not be under a judgement.
First indeed of everything, my brethren, swear not, neither by (the) heaven, nor by (the) earth, nor any other oath: but let your word be a yea yea, nay nay, that ye may not be under a judgement.
Προ παντων δε, αδελφοι μου, μη ομνυετε μητε τον ουρανον μητε την γην μητε αλλον τινα ορκον· αλλ' εστω υμων το ναι ναι, και το ου, δια να μη πεσητε υπο κρισιν.
But if there is one sick among you, let him call the presbyters of the church; and let them pray over him, having anointed him with [an] oil in (the) name of the Lord:
But if there is one sick among you, let him call the presbyters of the church; and let them pray over him, having anointed him with [an] oil in (the) name of the Lord:
Ασθενει τις μεταξυ σας; ας προσκαλεση τους πρεσβυτερους της εκκλησιας, και ας προσευχηθωσιν επ' αυτον, αλειψαντες αυτον με ελαιον εν τω ονοματι του Κυριου.
and (the) prayer of (the) faith shall save him who is pained, and the Lord shall raise him (up); Even if he committed sins, they shall be forgiven him.
and (the) prayer of (the) faith shall save him who is pained, and the Lord shall raise him (up); Even if he committed sins, they shall be forgiven him.
Και η μετα πιστεως ευχη θελει σωσει τον πασχοντα, και ο Κυριος θελει εγειρει αυτον· και αμαρτιας αν επραξε, θελουσι συγχωρηθη εις αυτον.
Confess then your sins to one another, and pray for one another, that ye may be healed. There is a great power in (the) prayer of the righteous (man), which worketh.
Confess then your sins to one another, and pray for one another, that ye may be healed. There is a great power in (the) prayer of the righteous (man), which worketh.
Εξομολογεισθε εις αλληλους τα πταισματα σας και ευχεσθε υπερ αλληλων, δια να ιατρευθητε· πολυ ισχυει η δεησις του δικαιου ενθερμως γενομενη.
Elias was also a man, suffering as we, and he prayed a prayer for (the) heaven not to rain; and it rained not upon the earth for three years and six months.
Elias was also a man, suffering as we, and he prayed a prayer for (the) heaven not to rain; and it rained not upon the earth for three years and six months.
Ο Ηλιας ητο ανθρωπος ομοιοπαθης με ημας και προσηυχηθη ενθερμως να μη βρεξη, και δεν εβρεξεν επι της γης ετη τρια και μηνας εξ·