,,the ,,dore ,,gallery ,,of ,,bible     
,,illustrations                         
,illustrated by ,gustave ,dore          
,volume #g4     ,,jesus ,,walking ,,on  
,,the ,,water4   ,and when he had sent  
them away1 he departed into a mountain  
to pray4 ,and when1 even was come1 the  
ship was in the midst of the sea1 and he
 alone on the land4 ,and he saw them    
toiling in rowing2 for the wind was     
contrary unto them3 and about the       
fourths watch of the night he cometh    
unto them1 walking upon the sea1 and    
would have passed3 by them4 ,but when   
they saw him walking upon the sea1 they 
supposed it had been a spirit1 and cried
 out3 for they all saw him1 and were    
troubled4 ,and immediately he talked    
with them1 and saith unto them1 ,be of  
good cheer3 it is ,i2 be not afraid4    
,and he went up unto them into the ship2
 and the wind ceased3 and they were sore
 amazed in themselves beyond measure1   
and wondered4 ,for they considered not  
the miracle of the loaves2 for their    

heart was hardened4--,mark vi1 #df-eb4  
,,christ',s ,,entry ,,into ,,jerusalem4 
,and when they drew nigh unto           
,jerusalem1 and were come to ,bethphage1
 unto the mount of ,olives1 then sent   
,jesus two disciples1 saying unto them1 
,go into the village over against you1  
and straightway ye shall find an ass    
tied1 and a colt with her3 loose them1  
and bring the unto me4 ,and if any man  
say ought unto you1 ye shall say1 ,the  
,lord hath need of them2 and straightway
 he will send them4  ,all this was done 
that it might be fulfilled which was    
spoken by the prophet1 saying1 ,tell ye 
the daughter of ,sion1 ,behold1 thy     
,king cometh unto thee1 meek1 and       
sitting upon an ass'2 and a colt the    
foal of an ass4  ,and the disciples     
went1 and did as ,jesus commanded them1 
and brought the ass1 and the colt1 and  
put on them their clothes1 and they set 
him thereon4  ,and a very great         
multitude spread their garments in the  
way2 others cut down branches2 from the 

trees1 and strewed them in the way4 ,and
 the multitudes that went before1 and   
that followed1 cried1 saying1 ,hosanna  
to the son of ,david3 ,blessed is he    
that cometh in the name of the ,lord2   
,hosanna in the highest4  ,and when he  
was come into ,jerusalem1 all the city  
was moved1 saying1 ,who is this8 ,and   
the multitude said1 ,this is ,jesus the 
prophet of ,nazareth of                 
,galilee4--,matthew xxi1 ,i-,,ii4       
,,jesus ,,and ,,the ,,tribute ,,money4  
,and they send unto him certain of the  
,pharisees and of the ,herodians1 to    
catch him in his words4  ,and when they 
were come1 they say unto him1 ,master1  
we know that thou art true1 and carest  
for no man3 for thou regardest not the  
person of men1 but teachest the way of  
,god in truth3 ,is it lawful to give    
tribute to ,caesar1 or not8 ,shall we   
give1 or shall we not give8  ,but he1   
knowing their hypocrisy1 said unto them1
 ,why tempt ye me8 bring me a penny1    
that ,i may see it4 ,and they brought   

it4  ,and he saith unto them1 ,whose is 
this image and superscription8 ,and they
 said unto him1 ,caesar's4  ,and ,jesus 
answering said unto them1 ,render to    
,caesar the things that are ,caesar's1  
and to ,god the things that are ,god's4 
,and they marveled at him4--,mark xii1  
#ac-ag4     ,,the ,,widow',s ,,mite4    
,and ,jesus sat over against the        
treasury1 and beheld how the people cast
 money into the treasury3 and many that 
were rich cast in much4  ,and there came
 a certain poor widow1 and she threw in 
two mites1 which make a farthing4 ,and  
he called unto him his disciples1 and   
saith unto them1 ,verily ,i say unto    
you1 ,that this poor widow hath cast    
more in1 than all they which have cast  
into the treasury3 for all they did cast
 in of their abundance2 but she of her  
want did cast in all that she had1 even 
all her living4--,mark xii1 #ac-ag      
,,raising ,,of ,,the ,,daughter ,,of    
,,jairus4   ,and1 behold1 there cometh  
one of the rulers of the synagogue1     

,jairus by name2 and when he saw him1 he
 fell at his feet1 and besought him     
greatly1 saying1 ,my little daughter    
lieth at the point of death3 ,i pray    
thee1 come and lay thy hands on her1    
that she may be healed and she shall    
live4 ,and ,jesus went with him2 and    
much people followed him1 and thronged  
him4  ,and a certain woman which had an 
issue of blood twelve years1 and had    
suffered many things of many physicians1
 and had spent all that she had1 and was
 nothing bettered1 but rather grew1     
worse1 when she had heard of ,jesus1    
came in the press behind1 and touched   
his garment4 ,for she said1 ,if ,i may  
touch but his clothes1 ,i shall be      
whole4 ,and straightway the fountain of 
her blood was dried up2 and she felt in 
her body that she was healed of that    
plague4 ,and ,jesus1 immediately knowing
 in himself that virtue had gone out of 
him1 turned him about in the press1 and 
said1 ,who touched my clothes8 ,and his 
disciples said unto him1 ,thou seest the

 multitude thronging thee1 and sayest   
thou1 ,who touched me8 ,and he looked   
round about to see her that had done    
this thing4 ,but the woman fearing and  
trembling1 knowing what was done in her1
 came and fell down before him1 and told
 him all the truth4 ,and he said unto   
her ,daughter1 thy faith hath made the  
whole2 go in peace1 and be whole of thy 
plague4  ,while he yet spake1 there came
 from the ruler of the synagogue's house
 certain which said1 ,thy daughter is   
dead3 why troublest thou the ,master any
 further8 ,as soon as ,jesus heard the  
word that was spoken1 he saith unto the 
ruler of the synagogue1 ,be not afraid1 
only believe4 ,and he suffered no man to
 follow him1 save ,peter1 and ,james1   
and ,john the brother of ,james4 ,and he
 cometh to the house of the ruler of the
 synagogue1 and seeth the tumult1 and   
them that wept and wailed greatly4 ,and 
when he was come in1 he saith unto them1
 ,why make ye this ado1 and weep8 the   
damsel is not dead1 but sleepeth4 ,and  

they laughed him to scorn4 ,but when he 
had put them all out1 he taketh the     
father and the mother of the damsel1 and
 them that were with him1 and entereth  
in where the damsel was lying4 ,and he  
took the damsel by the hand1 and said   
unto her1 ,talitha cumi2 which is1 being
 interpreted1 ,damsel1 ,i say unto thee1
 arise4 ,and straightway the damsel     
arose1 and walked2 for she was of the   
age of twelve years4 ,and they were     
astonished with a great astonishment4   
,and he charged them straitly that no   
man should know it2 and commanded that  
something should be given her to        
eat4--,mark v1 #bb-dc4     ,,the ,,good 
,,samaritan4   ,but he1 willing to      
justify himself1 said unto ,jesus1 ,and 
who is my neighbor8  ,and ,jesus        
answering said1 ,a certain man went down
 from ,jerusalem to ,jericho1 and fell  
among thieves1 which stripped him of his
 raiment1 and wounded him1 and departed1
 leaving him half dead4 ,and by chance  
there came down a certain priest that   

way3 and when he saw him1 he passed by  
on the other side4 ,and likewise a      
,levite1 when he was at the place1 came 
and looked on him1 and passed by on the 
other side4 ,but a certain ,samaritan1  
as he journeyed1 came where he was3 and 
when he saw him1 he had compassion on   
him4 ,and went to him1 and bound up his 
wounds1 pouring in oil and wine1 and set
 him on his own beast1 and brought him  
to an inn1 and took care of him4 ,and on
 the morrow when he departed1 he took   
out two pence1 and gave them to the     
host1 and said unto him1 ,take care of  
him2 and whatsoever thou spendest more1 
when ,i come again1 ,i will repay thee4 
,which now of these three1 thinkest     
thou1 was neighbor unto him that fell   
among the thieves8  ,and he said1 ,he   
that shewed mercy on him4  ,then said   
,jesus unto him1 ,go1 and do thou       
likewise4--,luke x1 #bi-cg4             
,,arrival ,,of ,,the ,,samaritan ,,at   
,,the ,,inn4   ,but a certain           
,samaritan1 as he journeyed1 came where 

he was2 and when he saw him1 he had     
compassion on him1 and went to him1 and 
bound up his wounds1 pouring in oil and 
wine1 and set him on his own beast1 and 
brought him to an inn1 and took care of 
him4 ,luke x1 #cc-cd     ,,the          
,,prodigal ,,son4   ,likewise1 ,i say   
unto you1 there is joy in the presence  
of the angels of ,god over one sinner   
that repenteth4  ,and he said1 a certain
 man had two sons3 and the younger of   
them said to his father1 ,father1 give  
me the portion of goods that falleth to 
me4 ,and he divided unto them his       
living4  ,and not many days after the   
younger son gathered all together1 and  
took his journey into a far country1 and
 there wasted his substance with riotous
 living4 ,and when he had spent all1    
there arose a mighty famine in that     
land2 and he began to be in want4 ,and  
he went and joined himself to a citizen 
of that country2 and he sent him into   
his fields to feed swine4 ,and he would 
fain have filled his belly with the     

husks that the swine did eat3 and no man
 gave unto him4  ,and when he came to   
himself1 he said1 ,how many hired       
servants of my father's have bread      
enough and to spare1 and ,i perish with 
hunger6 ,i will arise and go to my      
father1 and will say unto him1 ,father1 
,i have sinned against heaven1 and      
before thee1 and am no more worthy to be
 called thy son3 make me as one of thy  
hired servants4  ,and he arose1 and came
 to his father4 ,but when he was yet a  
great way off1 his father saw him1 and  
had compassion1 and ran1 and fell on his
 neck1 and kissed him4 ,and the son said
 unto him1 ,father1 ,i have sinned      
against heaven1 and in thy sight1 and am
 no more worthy to be called thy son4   
,but the father said to his servants1   
,bring forth the best robe1 and put it  
on him2 and put a ring on his hand1 and 
shoes on his feet3 ,and bring hither the
 fatted calf1 and kill it2 and let us   
eat1 and be merry3 for this my son was  
dead1 and is alive again2 he was lost1  

and is found4 ,and they began to be     
merry4  ,now his elder son was in the   
field3 and as he came and drew nigh to  
the house1 he heard music and dancing4  
,and he called one of the servants1 and 
asked what these things meant4  ,and he 
said unto him1 thy brother is come2 and 
thy father hath killed the fatted calf1 
because he hath received him safe and   
sound4  ,and he was angry1 and would not
 go in3 therefore came his father out1  
and intreated him4 ,and he answering    
said to his father1 ,lo1 these many     
years do ,i serve thee1 neither         
transgressed ,i at any time thy         
commandment3 and yet thou never gavest  
me a kid1 that ,i might make merry with 
my friends3 but as soon as this thy son 
was come1 which hath devoured thy living
 with harlots1 thou hast killed for him 
the fatted calf4  ,and he said unto him1
 ,son1 thou art ever with me1 and all   
that ,i have is thine4 ,it was meet that
 we should make merry1 and be glad3 for 
this thy brother was dead1 and is alive 

again2 and was lost1 and is             
found4--,luke xv1 #aj-cb     ,,lazarus  
,,and ,,the ,,rich ,,man4   ,there was a
 certain rich man1 which was clothed in 
purple and fine linen1 and fared        
sumptuously every day3  ,and there was a
 certain beggar named ,lazarus1 which   
was laid at his gate1 full of sores1 and
 desiring to be fed with the crumbs     
which fell from the rich man's table3   
moreover the dogs came and licked his   
sores4  ,and it came to pass1 that the  
beggar died1 and was carried by the     
angels into ,abraham's bosom3 the rich  
man also died1 and was buried2 and in   
hell he lifted up his eyes1 being in    
torments1 and seeth ,abraham afar off1  
and ,lazarus in his bosom4 ,and he cried
 and said1 ,father ,abraham1 have mercy 
on me1 and send ,lazarus1 that he may   
dip the tip of his finger in water and  
cool my tongue2 for ,i am tormented in  
this flame4  ,but ,abraham said1 ,son1  
remember that thou in thy lifetime      
receivedst thy good things1 and likewise

 ,lazarus evil things3 but now he is    
comforted1 and thou art tormented4 ,and 
beside all this1 between us and you     
there is a great gulf fixed3 so that    
they which would pass from hence to you 
cannot2 neither can they pass to us1    
that would come from thence4  ,then he  
said1 ,i pray thee therefore1 father1   
that thou wouldest send him to my       
father's house3 for ,i have five        
brethren2 that he may testify unto them1
 lest they also come into this place of 
torment4  ,abraham saith unto him1 ,they
 have ,moses and the prophets2 let them 
hear them4  ,and he said1 ,nay1 father  
,abraham3 but if one went unto them from
 the dead1 they will repent4  ,and he   
said unto him1 ,if they hear not ,moses 
and the prophets1 neither will they be  
persuaded though one rose from the      
dead4--,luke xvi1 #ai-ca     ,,the      
,,pharisee ,,and ,,the ,,publican4      
,and he spake this parable unto certain 
which trusted in themselves that they   
were righteous1 and despised others4    

,two men went up into the temple to     
pray2 the one a ,pharisee1 and the other
 a publican2 ,the ,pharisee stood and   
prayed thus with himself1 ,god1 ,i thank
 thee1 that ,i am not as other men are1 
extortioners1 unjust1 adulterers1 or    
even as this publican4 ,i fast twice in 
the week1 ,i give tithes of all that ,i 
possess4 ,and the publican1 standing    
afar off1 would not lift up as much as  
his eyes unto heaven1 but smote upon his
 breast1 saying1 ,god be merciful to me 
a sinner4 ,i tell you1 this man went    
down to his house justified rather than 
the other3 for every3 one that exalteth 
himself shall be abased2 and he that    
humbleth himself shall be exalted4 ,luke
 xviii1 #i-ad4     ,,jesus ,,and ,,the  
,,woman ,,of ,,samaria4   ,then cometh  
he to a city of ,samaria1 which is      
called ,sychar1 near to the parcel of   
ground that ,jacob gave to his son      
,joseph4 ,now ,jacob's well was there4  
,jesus therefore1 being wearied with his
 journey1 sat thus on the well3 and it  

was about the sixth hour4 ,there cometh 
a woman of ,samaria to draw water3      
,jesus saith unto her1 ,give me to      
drink4  7,for his disciples were gone   
away unto the city to buy meat47  ,then 
saith the woman of ,samaria unto him1   
,how is it that thou1 being a ,jew1     
askest drink of me1 which am a woman of 
,samaria8 for the ,jews have no dealings
 with the ,samaritans4  ,jesus answered 
and said unto her1 ,if thou knewest the 
gift of ,god1 and who it is that saith  
to thee1 ,give me to drink2 thou        
wouldest have asked of him1 and he would
 have given thee living water4  ,the    
woman saith unto him1 ,sir1 thou hast   
nothing to draw with1 and the well is   
deep from whence then hast thou that    
living water8 ,art thou greater than our
 father ,jacob1 which gave us the well1 
and drank thereof himself1 and his      
children1 and his cattle8  ,jesus       
answered and said unto her1 ,whosoever  
drinketh of this water shall thirst     
again but whosoever drinketh of the     

water that ,i shall give him shall never
 thirst2 but the water that ,i shall    
give him shall be in him a well of water
 springing up into everlasting life4    
,the woman saith unto him1 ,sir1 give me
 this water1 that ,i thirst not1 neither
 come hither to draw4  ,jesus saith unto
 her1 ,go1 call thy husband1 and come   
hither4 ,the woman answered and said1 ,i
 have no husband4  ,jesus said unto her1
 ,thou hast well said1 ,i have no       
husband3 for thou hast had five         
husbands2 and he whom thou now hast is  
not thy husband3 in that saidst thou    
truly4  ,the woman saith unto him1 ,sir1
 ,i perceive that thou art a prophet4   
,our fathers worshiped in this mountain2
 and ye say1 that in ,jerusalem is the  
place where men ought to worship4       
,jesus saith unto her1 ,woman1 believe  
me1 the hour cometh1 when ye shall      
neither in this mountain1 nor yet at    
,jerusalem1 worship the ,father4 ,ye    
worship ye know not what3 we know what  
we worship2 for salvation is of the     

,jews4 ,but the hour cometh1 and now is1
 when the true worshipers shall worship 
the ,father in spirit and in truth3 for 
the ,father seeketh such to worship him4
 ,god is a ,spirit3 and they that       
worship him must worship him in spirit  
and in truth4  ,the woman saith unto    
him1 ,i know that ,messias cometh1 which
 is called ,christ3 when he is come1 he 
will tell us all things4  ,jesus saith  
unto her1 ,i that speak unto thee am he4
  ,and upon this came his disciples1 and
 marveled that he talked with the woman3
 yet no man said1 ,what seekest thou8   
or1 ,why talkest thou with her8  ,the   
woman then left her waterpot1 and went  
her way into the city1 and saith to the 
men1 ,come1 see a man1 which told me all
 things1 that ever ,i did3 is not this  
the ,christ8 ,then they went out of the 
city1 and came unto him4--,john iv #e-cj