Matthew 26 — Overview

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Matthew 26:1, Christ foretells his own death; Matthew 26:3, The rulers conspire against him; Matthew 26:6, The woman anoints his feet; Matthew 26:14, Judas bargains to betray him; Matthew 26:17, Christ eats the passover; Matthew 26:26, institutes his holy supper; Matthew 26:30, foretells the desertion of his disciples, and Peter’s denial; Matthew 26:36, prays in the garden; Matthew 26:47, and being betrayed by a kiss, Matthew 26:57.

is carried to Caiaphas, Matthew 26:69. and denied of Peter.

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