The Master: Matthew 26:49, Matthew 21:3, Matthew 23:8, Matthew 23:10; Mark 5:35; John 11:28, John 20:16
My time: Matthew 26:2; Luke 22:53; John 7:6, John 7:30, John 12:23, John 13:1, John 17:1
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Matthew 26:18
Matthew 26:18
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