Matthew 7:4

Ki kikŭttaukot'anĭstau kĕskŭn' nŏk'sauautsĭssi kitsŭppa'kŏmosĭnni; ki sat'sit, omŭk'o kitauŭtsŭppa'kŏmosĭnni?

ŎKHS' I TSĬN IK SĬN NI ST. MATTHEW OT SĬN AI PI.

In The King James Version

Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye?

In Context

3Ki kumauk'satsiks kĕskŭn' osŭppa'kŏmosĭnni, ki kimatstatopats kitomŭksŭppa'kŏmosĭnni?

5Kitsiksĭstapo'komotsitappiansi, Matom'-sauautsit kitomŭk'sŭppakŏmosĭnni, ki kitakotŭmsokapsatsip kŏksauautsĭssi kĕskŭn' o sŭppa'kŏmosĭnni.

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Cross References

Matthew 23:24Kits' apstsiotŭpĭnŭkipuau, kitai'soautsauau inŭx'soĭsksĭssi, ki kitaits'ĭssttimauau camel:

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