The Sick of the Palsy. 1842c.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from a "Series of Scripture Prints," by William Darton, showing a Half Page Hand Coloured Engraved Print, together with a Half Page of Text from the Bible, called "The Sick of the Palsy,"  Mark ii.  9 to 14.
Published by Edward Suter, Printer to the Infant School Society, 19, Cheapside.
Date-  1842c.

Whe-ther is it ea-si-er to say to the sick of the pal-sy, Thy sins by for-giv-en thee ;  or to say,  A-rise, take up thy bed, and walk ?
But that ye may know that the Son of man hath pow-er on earth to for-give sins,  (he saith to the sick of the pal-sy,)
I say un-to thee,  A-rise, and take up thy bed, and go thy way in-to thine house.
And im-me-di-ate-ly he a-rose, took up the bed, and went forth be-fore them all ;  in-so-much that they were all a-mazed, and glo-ri-fi-ed God, say-ing, We ne-ver saw it on this fashion.

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Reverse side shows a Half Page Hand Coloured Engraved Print, together with a Half Page of Text from the Bible, called "Jesus Walketh on the Sea." Matthew  xiv. 28 to 32.

And Pe-ter an-swer-ed him and said, Lord, if it be thou, bid me come un-to thee on the wa-ter.
And he said, Come.  And when Pe-ter was come down out of the ship, he walk-ed on the wa-ter, to go to Je-sus.
But when he saw the wind bois-ter-ous,  he was a-fraid ;  and be-gin-ning to sink, he cri-ed, say-ing, Lord, save me.
And im-me-di-ate-ly Je-sus stretch-ed forth his hand, and caught him, and said un-to him,  O thou of lit-tle faith, where-fore didst thou doubt ?
And when they were come in-to the ship, the wind ceased.

Condition is Very Good.