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Monday, April 27th, 2026
the Fourth Week after Easter
the Fourth Week after Easter
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Matthew 13:36
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Jesus left the day workers outside and went into the bunkhouse with his cowboys. They sat down on the bunks and asked him to explain the story about the registered cattle and the cull bull.
Matthew 13:42
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They will throw the culls into the brandin' fire and burn them up. On that day there will be a lot of bawlin' and pain.
Matthew 13:57
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They all got ticked off at Jesus and refused to believe a word he said.Then Jesus told 'em, "A preacher is honored everywhere except his hometown and by everyone except his family."
Matthew 13:58
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And so Jesus didn't do much around there like he did other places because they didn't believe in him.
Matthew 14:12
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John's crew then came and laid claim to his body and went and buried it on Boot Hill. Then they went and told Jesus what had happened.
Matthew 14:13
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When Jesus heard the news, he rode off out into the pasture to be alone. But a bunch of people saw him ride out and they followed him.
Matthew 14:15
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When the sun was goin' down, Jesus's crew came up and told him to send everyone back to town so they could get 'em some supper.
Matthew 14:17
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They all looked at him like he'd grown donkey ears. "All we got to feed with is five biscuits and two small catfish."
Matthew 14:23
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When they had all left, he rode up on a mountain so he could be alone and pray.
Matthew 14:26
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The cowboys saw him and thought for sure a ghost was comin' for 'em. They started screamin' and bellowin' like the end was near.
Matthew 14:36
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They begged Jesus to just let 'em touch his boots, and everyone who did was made well.
Matthew 15:1
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It was about this time that some religious know-it-alls and some others who taught the same things they did came up from the Jerusalem country. They asked Jesus,
Matthew 15:4
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Didn't he tell us to respect our moms and dads? He even said to shoot someone dead if they cussed their parents.
Matthew 15:30
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A whole mess of folks came up there where he was and brought with them people who were in bad shape. Some were blind. Some were deaf. Some were paralyzed and others couldn't talk. They brought 'em before Jesus and he fixed 'em all.
Matthew 15:32
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Jesus called his cowboys over to him and said, "I feel sorry for all these people. They have been here with us for three days and some of 'em haven't had anything to eat. If some of 'em leave, they might pass out before they get home."
Matthew 15:34
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Jesus asked 'em what kind of food they had and they showed him seven small biscuits and some sardines.
Matthew 15:36
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he took the seven biscuits and the can of sardines and gave thanks for them. He then broke them and handed 'em to his cowboys so they could pass 'em out to everybody.
Matthew 15:37
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Everyone ate as much as they wanted and there was enough leftovers to fill seven large Dutch ovens.
Matthew 16:8
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Jesus knew what they were thinking and said, "Y'all ain't got a lick of faith do you? Why are you talkin' about not havin' any biscuits?
Matthew 16:27
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"The Boss's Son will soon return with his Dad's crew and reward everyone for the things they do.
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