Lectionary Calendar
Monday, April 27th, 2026
the Fourth Week after Easter
the Fourth Week after Easter
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Matthew 10:17
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"Watch your backs with men. They will hand you over to the local sheriffs and beat you within an inch of your life, right there in the churches.
Matthew 10:23
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When they pester, plague, pick on, and persecute you, just saddle up and ride away to somewhere else. I'm tellin' you honest, you won't even get through the towns of Israel before the Son of Man comes.
Matthew 10:28
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Don't be scared of people who can kill your body. They can't kill your soul. Instead, be afraid of the one who can kill your body and soul in hell.
Matthew 10:42
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And if someone so much as lifts a finger to help one of my cowboys because they ride for me, I'm tellin' you straight, he will get rewarded."
Matthew 11:16
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"Let me see if I can explain the folks of this generation. They are like the fans in the stands while the cowboys stand in the arena and talk to them. The cowboys say to them,
Matthew 11:21
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"Oh what a heavy price that Chorazin and Bethsaida are gonna have to pay. If the miracles that had been done there had been done in Tyre or Sidon, they would have stopped all their sinning and given glory to God.
Matthew 12:2
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When the religious know-it-alls saw this, they said to Jesus, "Look at that! Your cowboys are breakin' God's law and workin' on the day he told us to rest."
Matthew 12:4
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He entered God's church, and all of them ate the food that had been left there as offering to God. They weren't supposed to do that. Only the priests are supposed to eat that food.
Matthew 12:5
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When everyone else is supposed to be resting, the priests and preachers are up working and teachin' everyone else, but they are innocent?
Matthew 12:15
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Jesus knew they was gonna try to take him out, so he left. A huge herd of folks followed him when he left and he healed all who were sick,
Matthew 12:23
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Everyone was dumbfounded by the things that Jesus did and they asked, "Could this cowboy be the Son of David?"
Matthew 12:25
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Jesus knew what they were thinkin' and said, "Any crew that is divided won't be able to get the job done. You can't pull on the reins and spur at the same time and expect to get anywhere.
Matthew 12:41
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When Jonah got out of the fish, he went to Nineveh and told them to quit behavin' like they were or they were goin' to hell. That city listened to him and turned to God. Now standin' before you is a cowboy greater than Jonah and you still don't believe.
Matthew 12:47
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Someone said, "Hey, your momma and your brothers are waiting outside. They want to talk to you."
Matthew 13:4
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They planted alfalfa and some of the seed fell on the two-track ranch road. Some blue quail came along and ate it right up.
Matthew 13:15
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The hearts of the cowboys have become calloused. Their ears don't hear and their eyes don't see. Therefore, they can't ride with me and let me fix what ails them.'
Matthew 13:17
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I'm tellin' you, many a cowboy wished to see what you've seen and hear what you've heard, but they could not.
Matthew 13:19
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The seed that fell on the ranch road are like those cowboys who hear the good news, but they don't understand it. The Killer then comes and eats the seed away before it can grow in their hearts.
Matthew 13:22
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The seed that fell in the cactus are like those who hear and accept the good news, but then they shove the message out of their lives with the cares of this world and the lure of money.
Matthew 13:33
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Jesus told 'em this, "The Boss's ranch is like a sourdough starter used by the chuckwagon cook to make biscuits. Even though the starter is the smallest part, it works its way through the flour and other ingredients to make the biscuits what they were meant to be."
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