ArmWestern — Matt chapter 17

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Passage referenceArmWestern — Matt chapter 17

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Western Armenian New Testament — 1853 / CrossWire 1.1

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Matt 17:1 Վեց օր ետք՝ Յիսուս առաւ իրեն հետ Պետրոսը, Յակոբոսն ու անոր եղբայրը՝ Յովհաննէսը, հանեց զանոնք բարձր լեռ մը՝ առանձին, Matt 17:2 եւ այլակերպեցաւ անոնց առջեւ. իր երեսը փայլեցաւ արեւի պէս, ու իր հանդերձները ճերմակ եղան՝ լոյսի պէս: Matt 17:3 Եւ ահա՛ Մովսէս ու Եղիա երեւցան անոնց, եւ կը խօսակցէին իրեն հետ: Matt 17:4 Պետրոս ըսաւ Յիսուսի. «Տէ՛ր, լաւ է որ կենանք հոս. եթէ կ՚ուզես, շինենք հոս երեք վրան, մէկը՝ քեզի, մէկը՝ Մովսէսի, ու մէկը՝ Եղիայի»: Matt 17:5 Մինչ ան կը խօսէր, լուսաւոր ամպ մը հովանի եղաւ անոնց վրայ, եւ ձայն մը եկաւ ամպէն՝ ըսելով. «Ա՛յս է իմ սիրելի Որդիս՝ որուն հաճեցայ. անո՛ր մտիկ ը…

Source: Western Armenian New Testament — 1853 / CrossWire 1.1
Rights: Public domain
Reading language: hye
Source language: hye
Completeness: Exact Western Armenian New Testament1853 as identified by the publisher in module1.1. All27supplied NTbooks; no Old Testament or ClassicalGrabar identity is claimed. Source supplied empty/missing verse records remain absent; the existing distinct partial EasternArmenian source edition remains available. All 7947 nonempty source verse entries in 260 supplied chapters and 27 supplied books, using the exact module native versification and book order, including any explicit bracket-only source omission markers. Empty/unavailable source verses and unrepresented chapters are not invented. Reading body is a faithful Unicode projection of indexed source records; known OSIS container tags are removed, all words and source editorial marks remain. No translation, OCR repair or conjectural restoration was performed. Raw binary module ZIP and exact configuration are separately retained unchanged; the UTF8 source container retains every decoded raw verse, original XML and SHA256.
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Recorded provenance: Exact Western Armenian New Testament1853 as identified by the publisher in module1.1. All27supplied NTbooks; no Old Testament or ClassicalGrabar identity is claimed. Source supplied empty/missing verse records remain absent; the existing distinct partial EasternArmenian source edition remains available. All 7947 nonempty source verse entries in 260 supplied chapters and 27 supplied books, using the exact module native versification and book order, including any explicit bracket-only source omission markers. Empty/unavailable source verses and unrepresented chapters are not invented. Reading body is a faithful Unicode projection of indexed source records; known OSIS container tags are removed, all words and source editorial marks remain. No translation, OCR repair or conjectural restoration was performed. Raw binary module ZIP and exact configuration are separately retained unchanged; the UTF8 source container retains every decoded raw verse, original XML and SHA256.

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