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Yet of all the nations that sent their armies against Jerusalem there shall be some remnant left; and these, year by year, shall make pilgrimage, to worship their King, the Lord of hosts, and keep his feast of Tent-dwelling. (Zechariah 14, 16)
What then of Egypt’s folk, that rain have none? What if they refuse to go on pilgrimage? Why, for their neglecting of this feast, the same plague shall fall on them which the Lord sent on the heathen armies aforesaid.✻ (Zechariah 14, 18)
Be it Egypt, or be it any other nation, that will not keep the feast of Tent-dwelling, punished it shall be in this fashion or in that. (Zechariah 14, 19)
Here is an image, he said, of the kingdom of heaven; there was once a king, who held a marriage-feast for his son, (Matthew 22, 2)
Then he sent other servants with a fresh summons, bidding them tell those who had been invited, By this, I have prepared my feast, the oxen have been killed, and the fatlings, all is ready now; come to the wedding. (Matthew 22, 4)
After this, he said to his servants, Here is the marriage-feast all ready, and those who had been invited have proved unworthy of it. (Matthew 22, 8)
You know that after two days the paschal feast is coming; it is then that the Son of Man must be given up to be crucified. (Matthew 26, 2)
Yet they still said, Not on the day of the feast, or perhaps there will be an uproar among the people.✻ (Matthew 26, 5)
And Jesus said, Go into the city, find such a man, and tell him, The Master says, My time is near; I and my disciples must keep the paschal feast at thy house. (Matthew 26, 18)
And now came a fitting occasion, upon which Herod gave a birthday feast to his lords and officers, and to the chief men of Galilee. (Mark 6, 21)
It was now two days to the paschal feast and the time of unleavened bread; and the chief priests and scribes were trying to bring Jesus into their power by cunning, and put him to death; (Mark 14, 1)
But not on the day of the feast, they said, or there may be an uproar among the people. (Mark 14, 2)
