But he said, Nay; lest while ye gather up the tares, ye root up also the wheat with them.
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The verse 29 is found in chapter 13 of Matthew. The parable of the wheat and weeds addresses the temporary coexistence of good and evil. Final separation belongs to God’s judgment, so the present must not be confused with the final consummation.
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Er sprach: Nein! auf daß ihr nicht zugleich den Weizen mit ausraufet, so ihr das Unkraut ausjätet.
Y Él dijo: No; porque cogiendo la cizaña, no arranquéis también con ella el trigo.
Él dijo: “No, no sea que al recoger la cizaña arranquen con ella el trigo.
Non, dit-il, de peur qu'en arrachant l'ivraie, vous ne déraciniez en même temps le blé.
Ma egli disse: No; che talora, cogliendo le zizzanie, non diradichiate insieme con esse il grano.
Ele, porém, lhes disse: Não; para que, ao colher o joio, não arranqueis também o trigo com ele.
主人說:『不必,恐怕拔雜草,也把麥子連根拔出來。
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