JST-Mark 9:40-48 Parallel: hand, eye, foot metaphors

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JST-Mark 9:40-48 Parallel

A	A	B (focal point)	A
v40 A Therefore, if thy hand . . B offend thee, . . . . C cut it off; A or if thy brother . . B offend thee . . B and confess not and forsake not, . . . . C he shall be cut off.	v42 A And again, if thy foot . . B offend thee, . . . . C cut it off; A for he that is thy standard, A by whom thou walkest, . . B if he become a transgressor, . . . . C he shall be cut off.	v44 K Therefore, let every man . . L stand or fall, . . . . M by himself, . . . . M and not for another; . . L or not trusting K another.	v46 A And if thine eye A which seeth for thee, A him that is appointed to watch over thee to show thee light, . . B become a transgressor . . B and offend thee, . . . . C pluck him out.
D It is better for thee . . E to enter into life . . . . F maimed, . . . . . . G than having two hands, . . . . . . . . H to go into hell. v41 D For it is better for thee . . E to enter into life . . . . F without thy brother, . . . . . . G than for thee and thy brother . . . . . . . . H to be cast into hell;	v43 D It is better for thee, . . E to enter (F) halt (E) into life, . . . . G than having two feet . . . . . . H to be cast into hell;	v45 N Seek unto my Father, . . O and it shall be done in that very moment . . . . P what ye shall ask, . . . . P if ye ask . . O in faith, believing K that ye shall receive.	v47 D It is better for thee . . E to enter into the kingdom of God, . . . . F with one eye, . . . . . . G than having two eyes . . . . . . . . H to be cast into hell fire. v48 D For it is better . . . . F that thyself . . E should be saved, . . . . . . . . H than to be cast into hell . . . . . . G with thy brother,
I into the fire . . J that never shall be quenched, I where their worm . . J dieth not, I and the fire . . J is not quenched.	I into the fire . . J that never shall be quenched.		I where their worm . . J dieth not, I and where the fire . . J is not quenched.