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And now it was evening, and his disciples came to him and said, This is a lonely place, and it is past the accustomed hour; give the multitudes leave to go into the villages and buy themselves food there. (Matthew 14, 15)
But all at once Jesus spoke to them; Take courage, he said, it is myself; do not be afraid.✻ (Matthew 14, 27)
Then, seeing how strong the wind was, he lost courage and began to sink; whereupon he cried aloud, Lord, save me. (Matthew 14, 30)
Whereas you say, If a man says to his father or mother, The offering which I make to God is all the advantage you will have from me,✻ (Matthew 15, 5)
And so, taking leave of the multitude, he went on board the ship, and crossed to the region of Magedan.✻ (Matthew 15, 39)
From that time onwards Jesus began to make it known to his disciples that he must go up to Jerusalem, and there, with much ill usage from the chief priests and elders and scribes, must be put to death, and rise again on the third day. (Matthew 16, 21)
Here is an image of the kingdom of heaven; there was a king who resolved to enter into a reckoning with his servants, (Matthew 18, 23)
Here is an image of the kingdom of heaven; a rich man went out at day-break to hire labourers for work in his vineyard; (Matthew 20, 1)
and when he sent them out into his vineyard he agreed with the labourers on a silver piece for the day’s wages. (Matthew 20, 2)
And now it was evening, and the owner of the vineyard said to his bailiff, Send for the workmen and pay them their wages, beginning with the last comers and going back to the first. (Matthew 20, 8)
But he answered one of them thus; My friend, I am not doing thee a wrong; did we not agree on a silver piece for thy wages? (Matthew 20, 13)
When they were near Jerusalem, and had reached Bethphage, which is close to mount Olivet, Jesus sent two of his disciples on an errand; (Matthew 21, 1)
