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## translationWords
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* [[en:tw:kingdomofgod]]
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## translationNotes
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* **touch them, but** - This could also be translated as separate sentences: "touch them. But."
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* **rebuked** - The disciples expressed strong disapproval of the parents who were bringing their babies to Jesus.
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* **Permit** - "Allow"
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* **little children** - This is a different word than "infants" which was used for the babies that the people were bringing. "Little children" were somewhat older than "infants."
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* **do not forbid them** - "do not hinder them" or "do not prevent the little children"
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* **belongs to such ones** - This could also be translated "belongs to people who are like these little children."
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* **Truly I say to you** - "Surely I say to you." Jesus used this expression to emphasize the importance of what he was about to say.
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* **as a child** - This is a simile that compares the attitude of a child to people who are entering the kingdom of God. The points of similarity are humility and trust. The simile means "they will humbly receive God's kingdom just as a child is humble and trusting." (See: [[en:ta:vol1:translate:figs_simile]])
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* **enter it** - This could also be translated as "enter into God's kingdom" (UDB).
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