소원영어센터

The Pharisees and some of the teachers of the law
who had come
from Jerusalem
gathered
around Jesus and
saw
some of his disciples
eating food
with hands
that were "unclean,"
that is,
unwashed.

(The Pharisees and all the Jews
do not eat
unless they give
their hands a ceremonial washing,
holding
to the tradition of the elders.
When they come
from the marketplace
they do not eat
unless they wash.

And they observe
many other traditions,
such as the washing of cups, pitchers and kettles.)

So the Pharisees and teachers of the law asked
Jesus,
"Why don't your disciples live
according to the tradition of the elders
instead of eating their food
with 'unclean' hands?"

He replied,
"Isaiah was right
when he prophesied
about you hypocrites;
as it is written:

" 'These people honor
me
with their lips,
but their hearts are
far from
me.

They worship
me
in vain;

their teachings are
but rules taught
by men.'

You have let
go
of the commands of God
and are holding
on to the traditions of men."

And he said
to them:

"You have
a fine way of setting
aside the commands of God
in order to observe
your own traditions!

For Moses said,
'Honor
your father and your mother,'
and, 'Anyone
who curses
his father or mother
must be put
to death.'

But you say
that
if a man says
to his father or mother:

'Whatever help
you
might otherwise have received
from me
is Corban'
(that is,
a gift
devoted to God),

then you no longer let
him do
anything for his father or mother.

Thus you nullify
the word of God
by your tradition
that you have handed down.
And you do
many things
like that."

Again Jesus called
the crowd
to him
and said,

"Listen
to me,
everyone,
and understand
this.

Nothing outside a man
can make
him 'unclean'
by going
into him.

Rather,
it is
what comes
out of a man
that makes
him 'unclean.' "

After he had left
the crowd
and entered
the house,
his disciples asked
him
about this parable.

"Are you so dull?"
he asked.

"Don't you see
that nothing
that enters
a man
from the outside
can make
him 'unclean'?

For it doesn't go
into his heart
but into his stomach,
and then
out of his body."

(In saying
this,
Jesus declared
all foods "clean.")

He went on:
"What comes out of a man
is
what makes
him 'unclean.'



For from within,
out of men's hearts,
come
evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, greed, malice, deceit, lewdness, envy, slander, arrogance and folly.

All these evils
come
from inside
and make
a man 'unclean.' "

Jesus left
that place
and went
to the vicinity of Tyre.

He entered
a house
and did not want
anyone
to know
it;

yet he could not keep
his presence
secret.

In fact,
as soon as she heard
about him,
a woman
whose little daughter
was possessed
by an evil spirit
came and fell
at his feet.

The woman was
a Greek,
born
in Syrian Phoenicia.

She begged
Jesus
to drive
the demon
out of her daughter.

"First
let
the children eat
all they want,

" he told
her,
"for it is not right
to take
the children's bread
and toss
it
to their dogs."

"Yes, Lord,"
she replied,
"but even the dogs
under the table
eat
the children's crumbs."

Then
he told
her,

"For such a reply,
you may go;
the demon has left
your daughter."

She went
home
and found
her child
lying on the bed,
and the demon gone.




Then Jesus left
the vicinity of Tyre
and went
through Sidon,
down to the Sea of Galilee
and into the region of the Decapolis.

There some people brought
to him
a man
who was deaf
and could hardly talk,
and they begged
him
to place
his hand on the man.

After he took
him
aside, away from the crowd,
Jesus put
his fingers
into the man's ears.

Then he spit and touched
the man's tongue.

He looked
up to heaven
and with a deep sigh
said
to him,
"Ephphatha!"

(which means,
"Be opened!" ).

At this,
the man's ears were opened,
his tongue was loosened
and he began
to speak
plainly.

Jesus commanded
them
not to tell
anyone.

But the more
he did so,
the more
they kept
talking
about it.

People were overwhelmed
with amazement.

"He has done
everything
well,
" they said.

"He even makes
the deaf hear
and the mute speak."

*학습방법*

1.읽기: [끊어읽기-읽고쓰기] 내용을 의미어구에 따라 끊어서 쓰고 어구번호 붙이기
2.듣기: [끊어듣기-듣고말하기] 내용을 듣고 의미어구 단위로 끊어서 따라 말하기

(어구번호: 주어구1, 술보어구2, 목적어구3, 부사구4, 분사구5, 관계사구6)

3.쓰기:[끊어쓰기-바꿔쓰기] 내용을 보면서 옆에 /표시하고 의미를 바꿔서 쓰기
4.말하기: [끊어말하기-바꿔말하기] 내용을 듣고 의미어구 단위로 바꿔서 말하기

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2017-05-15 (월) 20:39 6년전

각 문장은 한번 더 내려쓰기를 하셔야 하겠어요. 잘 하셨고 밑줄 그은 부분이 수정된 곳이니까 확인해보세요.

제가 보내 드리는 링크 주소로 가셔서 본문을 복사하세요. 사용하신 본문은 번호가 붙어서 쓰기 어렵네요.

마가복음 본문입니다.
http://www.holybible.or.kr/B_NIV/cgi/bibleftxt.php?VR=NIV&VL=41&CN=1&CV=99

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He went on: (주어 와 술어)
"What comes out of a man (질문입니다. 주어절이므로 what comes (주어 술어구) out of a man (부사구) 이렇게 나누면 안되나요?
is
what makes
him 'unclean.' (질문 : 목적어와 목적격보어를 한덩어리로 목적구로 보는 건가요?)

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2017-05-15 (월) 22:59 6년전

동사가 come 이기 때문에 come out 로 보셔야 하겠습니다. 그리고 of 이후는 전치사구(부사구) 입니다.

동사가 달라지면 out of ~로도 쓸 수 있습니다. 동사에 따라 다릅니다.

말씀하신 대로 목적어와 목적보어는 한 덩어리로 봅니다. ^^

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2017-05-15 (월) 23:04 6년전

아 제가 착각을 했네요. 마태복음을 하지 마시고 그대로 마가복음을 하세요. 계속 이어가시면 되겠습니다.^^;

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2017-05-15 (월) 23:14 6년전

익스플로러로 복사하고 붙이니까 번호가 다 붙어버리네요. 크롬으로 본문을 복사하고 붙이면 깔끔하게 나옵니다. 크롬으로 한번 해보세요.

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