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Joshua 4:1 - 6:27

• Memorial stones from Jordan are set up, Passover is kept, and Jericho's walls fall after marching.
• Rahab is spared, and Joshua curses any who rebuild Jericho.

Luke 18:18-30

• A wealthy ruler asks about inheriting eternal life but cannot part with his riches.
• Jesus notes the difficulty for rich to enter God's kingdom and promises rewards for those who sacrifice.

Matthew 20:1-19

• Jesus tells a parable of vineyard workers paid equally despite different hours worked.
• He predicts His death and resurrection in Jerusalem to the twelve disciples.

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Joshua 1:1 - 3:17

• God commissions Joshua, who prepares the people and sends spies to Jericho.
• Priests carry the ark into the Jordan, waters part, and Israel crosses on dry ground.

Matthew 19:16-30

• A rich young man asks about eternal life but leaves sad when told to sell everything.
• Jesus teaches how hard it is for the rich to enter the kingdom and promises reward for followers.

Mark 10:17-31

• A rich ruler seeks eternal life but departs grieved at selling possessions to follow Jesus.
• Jesus warns of riches' danger yet assures manifold rewards and eternal life for disciples.

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Deuteronomy 33:1 - 34:12

• Moses blesses each tribe with specific promises before ascending Mount Nebo to view the land.
• Moses dies, God buries him, and Joshua assumes leadership as Israel mourns.

Psalms 91:1-16

• The psalmist declares God's protection for those who trust in Him as refuge.
• God promises deliverance, long life, and salvation to those who call on His name.

Mark 10:1-12

• Pharisees test Jesus on divorce, and He explains God's original intent for lifelong marriage.
• Jesus privately teaches disciples that remarriage after invalid divorce equals adultery.

Matthew 19:13-15

• People bring children to Jesus for blessing, but disciples rebuke them until Jesus intervenes.
• Jesus welcomes children, stating the kingdom belongs to such as these.

Mark 10:13-16

• Disciples hinder parents bringing children, but Jesus indignantly calls for them to come.
• He teaches that one must receive the kingdom like a child to enter it.

Luke 18:15-17

• People bring infants for Jesus to touch, disciples interfere, but Jesus insists on welcoming them.
• Jesus declares the kingdom of God belongs to those with childlike faith.

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Deuteronomy 29:1 - 30:20 Moses reviews the covenant and warns of consequences for idolatry while urging faithfulness.

Future restoration is promised if the people return to God with all their heart and choose life.

Luke 17:11 - 18:14 Jesus heals ten lepers but only the thankful Samaritan returns to give glory to God.

Parables of the persistent widow and the Pharisee versus tax collector teach humble persistent prayer.

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Deuteronomy 28:1-68 Obedience brings abundant blessings and prosperity in the land for Israel. Disobedience leads to severe curses including defeat, disease, exile, and scattering among nations.

John 11:38-57 Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb alive causing many to believe while others plot against him. Chief priests and Pharisees decide Jesus must die and issue orders for his arrest.

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Deuteronomy 24:1 - 27:26Divorce, loans, pledges, justice for the vulnerable, and levirate marriage rules promote fairness. Curses for covenant disobedience are proclaimed from Mount Ebal after entering the land.

John 11:17-37Jesus arrives after Lazarus has been dead four days and comforts the grieving sisters. He weeps with Mary and others moved by their sorrow at the tomb.

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Deuteronomy 19:1 - 21:23Cities of refuge protect accidental killers while murderers receive no mercy under the law. Rules address witnesses, warfare, unsolved murders, and treatment of captured women and firstborn sons.

Luke 16:18 - 17:10Jesus affirms marriage permanence and tells the rich man and Lazarus story about afterlife consequences. He warns against causing sin, stresses forgiveness, and notes servants should humbly do their duty.