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Tuesday, April 28th, 2026
the Fourth Week after Easter
the Fourth Week after Easter
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John 7:40
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When people heard this, they were saying, "This must be the cowboy we've heard about and been waiting on."
John 7:49
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The crowds follow him because they are just ignorant farmers, ranchers, and day trash. They are dirty and uneducated, unlike us. They are ignorant of the Law. God will curse them all."
John 7:52
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They laughed at him and said, "Are you a Podunk from Galilee, too? Search the Good Book, and you will see that no prophet ever comes from Galilee."
John 8:3
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As he was teaching, some seminary professors and a Pharisee brought a woman who had just been caught having sex with a married man. They stood her up in front of the gawking crowd.
John 8:6
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Jesus knew they were trying to trap him. He said nothing, but stooped down and started writing something in the dust with his finger.
John 8:12
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Jesus turned back to the crowd and said, "I am the light of the world. Those who ride with me will never ride in the dark. They will live in the light."
John 8:59
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They screamed in rage and picked up stones to kill him, but Jesus slipped away from the main church grounds.
John 9:8
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All his neighbors and those who had known him when he was blind couldn't believe their own eyes. They asked, "Isn't this the beggar who we used to help because he was blind?"
John 9:11
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He said, "The cowboy they call Jesus spat in the dirt and made a mud pie to go on my eyes. He then told me to wash it off in Siloam Pond. When I did, I could see."
John 9:15
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and they asked him about how it was done. Once again, he told the story.
John 9:17
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So they turned back to the man and asked, "What do you say about the man who healed you?""I think he's one of God's cowboys. I believe he's a prophet," the man quickly answered.
John 9:18
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The discussion then turned to wondering if the guy had been born blind or if someone was trying to pull a fast one. So, they sent for the man's parents and
John 9:20
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His parents knew they were in a sticky situation and said, "This is our boy, and yes, he was born blind as a bat.
John 9:34
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The Jews attacked him again and said, "You were blind because of your sin. Who do you think you are that you can teach us anything about God?" Then they threw him out of the church and told him never to come back.
John 9:39
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Then Jesus put his hand on the man's shoulder and said to everyone watching, "I have come into this world to set the record straight. Those who thought they were blind will now realize they can see. And those who thought they could see everything will now find out they were the ones who were blind."
John 10:5
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They won't follow a stranger. They'll get boogered and run off when someone is walking through 'em on foot. They only recognize a cowboy who sits tall in the saddle and takes care of 'em."
John 10:8
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Any person who tries to get to the cattle in any way except through me are liars and cattle rustlers. The cattle will spook if they come near.
John 10:16
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But this isn't the only herd I care for. I have been given other herds that aren't in this pasture. I will gather them together too. They will listen and follow me also. Eventually, there will be one herd, taken care of by one cowboy.
John 10:27
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My cattle know me, and I know them. They go where I lead them.
John 10:38
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But God has done great things through me. If you don't believe in me, at least recognize the great things God is doing. If you did see these things and knew they were from Him, then you would believe that God and I are one."
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