And Behold The Pharisee The Caller Said Unto Himself That He Was A Prophet If The Woman Was Despicable That He Was A Sinner.
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Now When The Pharisee Which Had Bidden Him Saw It, He Spake Within Himself, Saying , This Man, If He Were A Prophet, Would Have Known Who And What Manner Of Woman This Is That Toucheth Him : For She Is A Sinner.
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I Saw The Pharisee, Who Called Him, Said Unto Himself, Saying, Whosoever I Am A Prophet Hath Become The Despicable And Despicable Woman Who Beheld Him, That He Sinned In Sin
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And When The Pharisee Who Had Called Him Saw It, He Said To Himself, Saying, If This Man Were A Prophet, He Would Become A Vile Woman Who Touches Him, For He Is A Sinner.
Now When The Pharisee Who Had Invited Him Saw It, He Said To Himself, "This Man, If He Were A Prophet, Would Have Perceived Who And What Kind Of Woman This Is Who Touches Him, That She Is A Sinner."
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And The Pharisee Who Did Call Him, Having Seen, Spake Within Himself, Saying, `This One, If He Were A Prophet, Would Have Known Who And Of What Kind `is' The Woman Who Doth Touch Him, That She Is A Sinner.'
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