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‹Triangle brackets› are placed around phrases that are only a single word in the Hebrew text.
Italics indicate words that are not in the Hebrew, nor implied by it, but necessary to represent the meaning in English.
·Dots are placed in front of implied words that have been made explicit for the sake of conveying cadence rather than meaning.
[Square brackets] are placed around words or phrases that are not in the received Hebrew text, but are supplied by other ancient witnesses, and in my judgment are probably original.

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Matthew 5

28

every one beholding¹ a woman to desire her already committed adultery with her in his heart.

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beholding (blepo). Or “looking on.” ↩

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Scripture quotations are generally my own translation unless otherwise noted.