Lectionary Calendar
Tuesday, April 28th, 2026
the Fourth Week after Easter
the Fourth Week after Easter
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Luke 22:40
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When they got there, Jesus said, "Y'all better get to prayin', or temptation's going to sneak up and get ya."
Luke 22:45
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Jesus finished praying and got up to go to where his cowboys were waiting. They weren't praying, but snoring softly. Their slumber made Jesus sorrowful, and
Luke 22:54
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They arrested Jesus and took him straight to the high preacher's house.Pete followed at a distance, trying to see where they would take Jesus.
Luke 22:64
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They would blindfold him and then hit him. They would say, "If you know everything, then tell us who hit you!"
Luke 22:66
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When the sun rose, the council of leaders, head preachers, and experts on the code of Moses, gathered together for Jesus's trial. They brought Jesus in front of them and questioned him,
Luke 22:70
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They all looked around at each other and then asked, "So you're saying that you are the Son of God?"Jesus said, "You said it right. I AM."
Luke 23:1
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Then they gathered Jesus up and marched him out to meet the Roman governor, Pilate.
Luke 23:2
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When they arrived, they told Pilate, "This man is trying to claim he is the true king of this land and he tells people not to pay taxes to Rome."
Luke 23:5
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The uproar got even louder as they all shouted, "He causes problems everywhere he goes. He is insolent to our teachings. He started in Galilee and has worked his way here."
Luke 23:11
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It worked. Herod and his soldiers started making fun of Jesus. Finally, they mocked him by putting a purple robe (the color of royalty) on him and sent him back to Pilate.
Luke 23:12
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Now Pilate and Herod had never got along, but they became friends that day.
Luke 23:23
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But the frenzied mob pushed closer and got louder and louder. They yelled for Jesus's death.
Luke 23:26
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After everything had been done, they led Jesus out of town to be crucified on a cross. A cowboy named Simon had come to town from his ranch. The Roman soldiers grabbed him and made him carry the cross piece because they were afraid Jesus might die before they got him to the cross.
Luke 23:29
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There is going to come a day when they will say, 'God has blessed those women who have no child and those who have never fed from their breasts.'
Luke 23:31
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If the things that are being done to me happen in the day, how much worse will they be for others when the night comes? And the night is indeed coming."
Luke 23:33
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When they got to Skull Hill, they nailed Jesus to a cross and lifted him up for all to see. The outlaws were also put on crosses—one on the left and one on Jesus's right.
Luke 23:36
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The soldiers also made fun of him by offering him some sour wine like they were his servants and he was a king.
Luke 23:56
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After this was done, they went home to prepare spices and perfumes for Jesus's body. They wouldn't be able to go and put them on him until after the day of rest was over.
Luke 24:5
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The women came close to freakin' out, and they hit the ground and bowed low before the two cowboys. One of the men asked, "Why do you search a tomb for one who is alive?
Luke 24:15
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As they were talking, a cowboy came up and rode beside them.
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