Book, Paragraph

 1   4, 34|        the Enemy came and sowed Tares among the wheat, and departed.
 2   4, 34|         and produced fruit, the Tares appeared in like manner.
 3   4, 34|         field? Whence are there Tares in it ? But he said to them,
 4   4, 34|       lest, while ye gather the Tares, ye also root up the wheat
 5   4, 34|    reapers, Gather up first the Tares, and bind them in bundles
 6   4, 34|        to us the Parable of the Tares of the field. And He answered
 7   4, 34|         of the kingdom; and the Tares, those are the children
 8   4, 34|          Even therefore, as the Tares are gathered up, and fall
 9   4, 34| opposing nature, not unlike the Tares (sown) among His pure words
10   4, 34|        ungodly heterodoxy, and "Tares" (as it were), assimilated
11   4, 34|         reapers:" also that the Tares shall be gathered, and shall