Birth of Jesus in Matthew Chapter One Parallel Texts
The article presents the start of Matthew in parallel versions RSv and KJV. It covers the genealogy from Abraham to David and to Jesus, Mary betrothal to Joseph, the virgin birth by the Holy Spirit, the naming of Jesus, and the fulfillment of the prophecy Emmanuel. It also notes the forthcoming chapter and publication details.
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Mark
Christ
Jesus Christ
David
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Judah
Perez
Zerah
Tamar
Hezron
Ram
Amminadab
Nahshon
Josiah
Jechoniah
Babylon
Shealtiel
Zerubbabel
Abiud
Eliakim
Azor
Mary
Joseph
Jesus
Emmanuel
God
Angel of the Lord
Jechonias
Salathiel
Zerobabel
Sadoc
Achim
Eliud
Eleazar
Matthan
Mae
Childs
Holy Ghost
Boy Thief Tries Deal With Police In Camden
A seven year old boy offered to reveal where he hid stolen money if police would let him keep the holster and cap pistols bought with part of the loot. Police refused the deal and the boy led them to a sidewalk where $11 was buried under a loose brick.
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Camden
N. J
Explosions and Fire Damage Gasoline Barge Off Staten Island
Three explosions and a raging fire severely damaged a small gasoline barge and injured two crewmen. The craft was towed to a drydock after flames were doused and a wooden pier partially destroyed. Windows in nearby Staten Island buildings shattered. cause undetermined at first.
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New York
Staten Island
Eisenhower Eyes Positive Programs For Korean Peace
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to New York headquarters to map positive programs aimed at a faster, satisfactory Korea peace. He cautions no simple solution exists and patience, foresight, and common sense are needed as he weighs next steps and a potential meeting with Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
LaGuardia Field
Severe winter storm dumps heavy snow across New York
A fierce storm battered western and northern New York with 9 to 15 inches in Buffalo and 18 inches in Ogdensburg. The blizzard caused four deaths from heart attacks, a train strike, a highway crash, and school closures such as Morristown Central School.
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Buffalo
Upstate
New York
Ogdensburg
Morristown
Lake Erie
Probers Call Hiring Boss for Hoboken Waterfront Inquiry
Anthony de Vincenzo 43, an assistant hiring boss, has a 24 hour police bodyguard after threats as he prepared to testify in the New York State Crime Commission probe of crime and racketeering on the Hoboken piers. The commission resumes hearings with Vincenzo seen as a key witness while related investigations in Hudson County and a Brooklyn grand jury shift focus to shipping executives and union officials.
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New York
New York State Crime Commission
Hoboken
N. J
Hudson River
New York City
Vincenzo
Hudson County
N.J
Brooklyn
Crime Commission
Wage Stabilization Board Reboots Under New Washington Setup
Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Program is reactivated to handle 12000 pending wage boosts. Roger S. Putnam voids previous board structure and transfers control to Charlies C. Killingsworth and three public members. Labor and industry participation will be advisory pending a new administration.
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Washington
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Roger S. Putnam
Putnam
Charlies C. Killingsworth
Killingsworth
Editorial: Truman’s bitterness over defeat noted by writer
Marcus Childs on today’s editorial page highlights President Truman’s evident bitterness after defeat. Regular features listed include Amusements on page 20 and Sports on pages 22 to 23. Todays Pictures appear on page 14.
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Truman
Marcus Childs
Tragic Boat Sinking Near Asuncion Kills Students and Relatives
Eleven people perished when a 50 passenger launch struck a rock and sank in the Paraguay River near Villa Hayes, 15 miles northeast of Asuncion. Most victims were students from the army reserve officers school at Villa Hayes and their relatives. The town is named after U. S. President Rutherford B. Hayes.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Paraguay River
Villa Hayes
Army Reserve Officers School
U. S
President Rutherford B. Hayes
Prince Charles Plays Tiny Harmonica at Buckingham Palace
Prince Charles four years old, heir to Britain's throne, plays with an inch long harmonica at Buckingham Palace. Queen Elizabeth II brings it from Windsor Castle staff ball where many such small instruments were given to guests. The Queen ties a string to prevent swallowing.
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London
Prince Charles
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Windsor Castle
Rescue of 40 Aboard Ship Breakup at Leghorn Harbor
Rescue teams began bringing 40 American crewmen ashore from the Grommet Reefer after it split in two in Leghorn harbor amid a 62 mile gale. First engineer Carl S. Trendler of Bellaire Long Island was the initial survivor pulled to safety as the ship, carrying turkeys and Christmas supplies, jammed on rocks. The operation, rigging a 100 yard line to the stern, was expected to take the day to complete.
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Leghorn
Italy
Leghorn Harbor
Istern
Carl S. Trendler
Bellaire
Long Island
Aerial Duel Leaves 10 MIGs Downed by Sabrejets
American Sabrejet pilots claimed ten Communist MIG-15 fighters damaged in air battles over MIG Alley northwest Korea. Fifth Air Force confirmed two damages. others awaited gun camera confirmation. Ground action saw Korean infantry repel Chinese assaults near Pinepoint Hill as battles shift fronts.
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Seoul
Korea
Mig Alley
Fifth Air Force
Woman from Italy Slaps at Russians over Korea Armistice
At the World Peace Congress in Vienna a Italian delegate, Mrs. Alexandra Piaggio of the Christian Peace Movement, challenged the Soviet Union for rejecting the Indian proposal to end the Korean armistice deadlock. She urged Moscow to explain the rejection and criticized Soviet propaganda as a cause of the cold war.
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Vienna
Austria
Italy
Alexandra Piaggio
Christian Peace ‘Movement
Aganda
Public Works Boss Seeks Parking for Night Crew
Public Works commissioner Frank F Harmon asks the Common Council to provide a parking area near the City Garage Priest for on call workers. He notes D P W employees are being ticketed by police while parked near the City Garage and urges use of city owned property in that vicinity. The request came in a letter to Councilman Gienni Tomb.
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Public Works
Frank F. Harmon
Common Council
Harmon
Gienni Tomb
NATO ministers delay action on Ridgway plan and naval command
General Ridgway urged approval of a 428 million military construction program by the 14 NATO allies, but ministers postponed action for now. They also delayed naming a commander for the new NATO Mediterranean naval command as Italian Premier De Gasperi urged a united anti Communist propaganda push.
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Paris GP
Matthew B.ridgway
NATO Mediterranean
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Top Council
Teacher’s Joke On Three Great American Poses
A classroom quip from a teacher to Jimmy references a joke about three great American poses. Jimmy replies that the three are Democrat Republican and cocktail. The caption Playful moment reflects political humor.
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Jimmy
Pose Ito Jimmy
Cocktail
Death Pond Erased by Levittown Parents Strike
In Levittown Long Island parents armed with shovels and borrowed bulldozers spent 16 hours dismantling a 14 foot deep 72 by 72 foot rain water pit across from Hicksville. The effort followed a landslide that killed a seven year old and a drowning of a four year old at the site. Wives provided coffee and sandwiches while signs urged safety noting Your child may be next as police and employers stayed away.
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Levittown CP
Levittown
Long Island
Boundry
Hicksville
Mutinous POW breakout at Pusan kills 52 inmates
Allied guards quell a Sunday riot on Pangam Island in Korea as about 3 600 civilian internees join in a mass breakout attempt. Fifty two mutineers are killed and 120 wounded while two American and two South Korean soldiers are injured.
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Pusan
Korea
Ongam Island
Allied
Prisoner of War Command
Weather note predicts light Syracuse snow regionally mild
A weather brief says Buffalo will receive heavy snow while Syracuse sees little accumulation. A low pressure system from the Dakotas may bring scattered flurries tonight, totaling less than an inch, with a slight rise in temperatures and no heat in sight.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Dakotas
Lewis backs Japs amid coal strike stalemate
Tokyo reports Chairman Ken Tanaka of the coal miners union federation said he received a $10,000 contribution from John L. Lewis as Japan’s government moved to suspend the nationwide strike for 30 days.
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Tokyo
Ken Tanaka
Federationof
Coal ‘Miners’ Unions
John L. Lewis
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