From: J@M   
      
    "at that hour accessed the disciples to jesus, saying, who putative major is   
   in   
     the kingdom of the heavens. and advocated jesus an infant child set to him in   
     the midst of them, and said, verily i say to you, except converted you be,   
   and   
     in effect as infant children, not you will enter into the kingdom of the   
     heavens. whosoever therefore will humiliate himself like an infant child such   
     as this, is  major in the kingdom of the heavens. and whoso will be   
   susceptive   
     of one child such in the name my own, of me is susceptive. whoso but will   
     scandalise one of the little ones these which in me are credent, it is   
     expedient for him that suspended a millstone asine about the neck of him and   
     submerged in the depths of the sea. woe to the world from scandals. necessary   
     it is for that come scandals, but yet woe to the man by whom the scandal   
   comes.   
     if but the hand of yours or the foot of yours to scandalise you, abscise it,   
     and project it from you, good for you is to life to ingress debilitated or   
     lame, than two hands or two feet having cast into the ignition eternal. and   
   if   
     the eye of yours scandalises you, pluck it out, and project it from you, good   
     for you is one eye in life to enter, than two eyes having cast into gehenna   
     ignited. see that not you hold in contempt one out of these little ones, i   
   say   
     for to you, because the angels of them in the heavens always see the face of   
     the father of me which in the heavens is. is come for the son of man to   
     salvage what is perished. what do you see. if to have someone a hundred   
   ovines,   
     and is errant one out of them, not he will relinquish the ninety nine in the   
     mountains, and go to inquire of the one that is errant. and if it happens   
   that   
     he find it, verily i say to you, because he is glad concerning it more than   
   in   
     addition to the ninety nine which not were errant. thus not it is the   
   volition   
     before the father of yours which in the heavens is, that to perish one of the   
     little ones these. if but is peccant to you the brother of yours, go and   
     correct him between you and him alone, if of you he is audient, lucrative to   
     you the brother of yours. if but not of you he is audient, invite with you as   
     yet one or two, that in the mouth of two witnesses or three to stand every   
     word. which if not he is audient of them, tell to the ecclesia, if but also   
     the ecclesia not he is audient, let him be to you as an ethnic and a   
   publican.   
     verily i say to you, whatsoever you will ligate upon the earth will be   
   ligated   
     also in the heaven, and whatsoever you will unbind upon the earth will be   
     unbound also in the heaven. iteratively i say to you, because if two out of   
     you  will consent upon the earth of any thing whatever they will petition, it   
     will be done for them by the father my own which in the heavens is. where for   
     are two or three congregated in the name my own, there i am in the midst of   
     them. then accessed peter to him, and said, dominus, how often he will be   
     peccant to me the brother my own, and i dismiss him, up to seven times. said   
     to him jesus, not i say to you up to seven times, but up to seventy times   
     seven times. therefore similar is the kingdom of the heavens to a man, a king   
     who was volitive an account be set with the servants his own. and when he had   
     begun to reckon, a count presented was to him, one which of debit ten   
   thousand   
     talents. when but not he had whence to return, was jussive of him the dominus   
     to be sold, and the wife of him, and children, and all that he had, and to be   
     returned. fell prostrate but the servant, he orated to him, saying, patience   
     have in me, and all i will return to you. had mercy but the dominus on the   
     servant of him, and dismissed him, also the debit he dismissed him. egressed   
     but the servant of him, and found one of the fellow servants of him, which of   
     debit to him a hundred silver coins, and took hold to suffocate him, saying,   
     return that you are indebted. and fell prostrate the fellow servant of him,   
     and asked him, saying, patience have in me, and all i will return to you. he   
     but was unwilling, yet departed, and cast him into carceration, until he   
     should return the debit. saw but the fellow servants of him what was done,   
     contrite they were very, and came and narrated to the dominus their own all   
     that done was. then called him the dominus his own, and said to him, servant   
     not good, all debit was dismissed to you, because you asked me. not therefore   
     it was opportune also you to have mercy on the fellow servant of yours, as   
     also i on you mercy had. and was irate the dominus of him, and traded over   
   him   
     to the torturers, until that he should return universal the debit. thus also   
     the father of me caelestial will do to you, if not you will remit every one   
     the brother his own from the heart of yours." -- Matthew 18:1-35   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)