Mark Chapter 11

11^:1And when they-are-nearing [to] Jerusalem, to Bethphage and Bethany, to the Mount of-[the] Olives, he-sends two of-the disciples of-him, ² and he-says to-them,

“Go into the village [the] across-from you, and immediately, entering into it, you-will-find (a) donkey-colt tied, on which nobody of-men [not-yet]^ms sat. Untie it and bring (it). ³ And if anybody says to-you, ‘Why are-you-doing this,’ say, ‘The Lord has need of-it,’ and immediately he-will-send it back here.”

⁴ And they-went-away and found (a) donkey-colt tied at (the) gate outside by the street, and they-untie it. ⁵ And some of-the-ones standing there began-to-say to-them, “What are-you-doing, untying the donkey-colt?” ⁶ And the/they said to-them even-as [the] Jesus said, and they-let them.

⁷ And they-bring the donkey-colt to [the] Jesus, and they-put-on it the clothes of-them, and he-sat on it. ⁸ And many spread the clothes of-them in the road; and others, having-cut-off branches from the fields, ⁹ and the-ones going-in-front and the-ones following began to-shout,

            “‘Hosanna;

                        blessed (is) the-One coming in (the name of-(the)-Lord.’”

            ¹⁰ “Blesed (is) the coming kingdom of-the father of-us David.

            Hosanna in the highest.”       

¹¹ And he-entered into Jerusalem into the temple; and having-looked-around-at all-things, the hour already being late, he-entered into Bethany with the twelve.

¹² And the next-day, they having-come from Bethany, he-was-hungry. ¹³ And having-seen (a) fig tree from-afar having leaves, he-came (to see) whether then he-would-find anything on it. And having-come to-it, he-found nothing on it except² leaves, for the time was not of-figs. ¹⁴ And having-responded, he-said to-it, “No-longer may nobody/anybody eat from you unto the age/forever³,” and the disciples of-him were-listening.

¹⁵ And they-come into Jerusalem; and having-entered into the temple, he-began to-drive-out the-ones selling and the-ones buying in the temple, and he-overturned the tables of-the money-changers and the seats of-the-ones selling [the] doves, ¹⁶ and he-would┘not└allow [in-order]-that anybody should-carry (a) vessel through the temple. ¹⁷ And he-began-to-teach and to-say to-them, “Is-it┘not└written [that],

‘The house of-me will-be-called (a) house of-prayer

                        for-all (the) nations’?

            But you-have-made it (a) den of-thieves.”

¹⁸ And the chief-priests and the scribes heard and began-to-seek how they-might-destroy him, for they-were-afraid-of him, for all the crowd was-being-amazed at the teaching of-him. ¹⁹ And when evening came, they-would-travel outside the city.

            ²⁰ And passing-by in-the-morning, they-saw the fig-tree withered from (the) root. ²¹ And having-been-reminded, [the] Peter says to-him, “Rabbi, behold, the fig-tree that you-cursed has-withered.

²²And having-answered, [the] Jesus says to-them, “Have faith of-God. ²³ Truly I say to-you that whoever² says to-[the] this mountain, ‘Be-picked-up and be-thrown into the sea, and does┘not└doubt in the heart of-him, but believes that what he-says happens, it-will-be to-him. ²⁴ On-account-of this I-say to-you, all-things as-many-as you-pray and ask-for you-receive—believe that you-received (them), and it-will-be to-you. ²⁵ And when you stand praying, forgive, if you-have something against somebody, in-order-that the Father of-you^pl [the] in [the] heaven[s] may-forgive you the trespasses of-you.” [[ ²⁶ ]]

            ²⁷ And they-come again into Jerusalem; and in the temple, he walking, the chief-priests and the scribes and the elders come to him, ²⁸ and they-begin-by-saying, “By what authority are-you-doing these-things, and who gave you [the] this authority in-order-that you-may-do these-things?”

²⁹ And [the] Jesus said to-them, “I-will-ask you one matter, and you-answer me and I-will-tell you by what authority I-do these-things. ³⁰ The baptism [the] of-John—was-it from heaven or from man? Answer me.”

³¹ And they-began-reasoning with each-other, saying, “If we-say, ‘From heaven,’ he-will-say, ‘On-account-of what [then]^ms did-you┘not└believe-in him?’ ³² But (if) we-say, ‘From men,’”—they-were-afraid-of the crowd, for all were-having [the] John truly that he-was (a) prophet. ³³ And having—answered [the] Jesus, they-say, “We-do┘not└know.”

And [the] Jesus says to-them, “Neither do┘I└say to-you by what authority I-am-doing these-things.”