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In Matthew 17:23, Jesus predicts his impending betrayal, death, and resurrection. He foretells that he will be handed over to be killed, and then raised to life on the third day
Luke 17:23 primarily discusses the sudden and unexpected nature of the Son of Man's return, likening it to lightning. It emphasizes that his coming will be unmistakable and not subject to human prediction or control.
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Matthew 15:23 describes Jesus initially not responding to a Canaanite woman's plea for help, testing her faith. This encounter, where Jesus calls her a dog in a metaphorical sense, highlights the universal nature of God's grace, extending beyond the Jewish people to those with great faith, even Gentiles.
Mark 15:23 describes the moment when Jesus was offered wine mixed with myrrh on the cross, which he refused.
Luke 15:23 is part of the Parable of the Prodigal Son, where a father orders the fatted calf to be prepared for a feast to celebrate the younger son's return
John 15:23 states, "Whoever hates me hates my Father also." This verse, within the context of Jesus's discourse in John 15, highlights the deep connection between Jesus and God, emphasizing that rejecting Jesus is essentially rejecting God. It also underscores the idea that hatred towards Jesus's followers is a manifestation of hatred towards God, reflecting the world's opposition to God's truth and love
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