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the Week of Proper 21 / Ordinary 26
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Matthew 10:1
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Jesus hollered for his cowboys to come over to him. He gave 'em the authority to get rid of evil spirits and to cure ills and ailments.
Matthew 10:2
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These are the names of the first cowhands (apostles): Peter and his brother Andrew; old Zebedees's sons, James and John;
Matthew 10:3
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Phillip and Bart (sometimes called Bartholomew); Thomas and the tax collector Matthew; Alphaeus's boy James, and Thad (also called Thaddaeus by his grandma);
Matthew 10:21
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"Brothers are gonna double-cross each other, and a father will do the same to his kid. Children will buck their parents and turn on 'em, and have 'em put to death.
Matthew 10:25
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It's fine for the cowhand to be like the trail boss. If the trail boss has been called Satan, then his crew will be called that more!
Matthew 10:35
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Because I have come to turn 'a boy against his dad, a girl against her mom, a daughter-in-law against her husband's mother—
Matthew 10:36
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a cowboy's worst enemies will be the folks on his own spread.'
Matthew 10:37
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"Any cowboy who loves his mom or dad more than me isn't worthy to ride for my outfit. Same goes for anyone who loves their kids more than they love me.
Matthew 10:38
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Anyone who isn't willin' to take up his own cross and ride with me isn't worthy of me.
Matthew 11:1
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When Jesus got through training his cowboys, he went and trained others who would listen in and around Galilee.
Matthew 11:3
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he sent some of his boys out to ask Jesus, "Are you the real deal or should we be waitin' on someone else?"
Matthew 11:20
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Jesus began to criticize the cities where most of his miracles had been done. Even after all he did, they just kept right on with their same old sorry ways instead of ridin' with him.
Matthew 12:1
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Jesus rode through a wheat field on the day God had told everyone to relax and rest. His cowboys were famished and picked some of the grain to eat.
Matthew 12:3
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He answered, "Haven't you heard what David did when his crew was hungry?
Matthew 12:9
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Then Jesus rode up to their church, watered his horse, and went in.
Matthew 12:19
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He will not squabble or raise his voice in public.
Matthew 12:20
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He won't ride his horse over the weak and pitiful, nor will he dash the smallest dream until he conquers the world with his final showdown.
Matthew 12:21
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His name will become the hope of the whole world."
Matthew 12:26
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If the devil drives himself out, he won't be able to do his job.
Matthew 12:35
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A good cowboy will bring good things up out of his good heart without even knowing it, and the evil man will throw up his nastiness on everyone around and not think anything about it.
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Courtesy of Charles Loder, Independent Researcher at Academia.edu
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Simplified Cowboy Version
The Simplified Cowboy Version. Copyright ©2021 by Kevin Weatherby. Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. For quotations over 500 verses or questions, please email admin@savethecowboy. com or write to Save the Cowboy, Attn: Bible Rights, PO Box 428 Kiowa, CO 80117.
