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Leviticus 10:1 - 11:47

• Nadab and Abihu offer unauthorized fire, consumed by fire from God; Aaron silent as Moses explains holiness.
• Clean and unclean animals distinguished for food, with rules on land, sea, and air creatures.

John 6:15-21

• Crowd seeks to force Jesus as king; he withdraws to mountain alone.
• Disciples row across sea in storm; Jesus walks on water, says "It is I," and they reach shore instantly.

Matthew 14:34-36

• They land at Gennesaret; people recognize Jesus and bring sick to touch his garment fringe.
• All who touch are healed.

Mark 6:53-56

• Disciples land at Gennesaret; people rush to bring sick on mats to marketplaces.
• Wherever Jesus goes, sick beg to touch his cloak fringe and are healed.

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Leviticus 8:1 - 9:24

• Moses consecrates Aaron and sons with anointing, sacrifices, and blood application for priesthood ordination over seven days.
• On the eighth day, offerings are made; fire from God consumes them, and glory appears, leading people to worship.

Matthew 14:22-33

• Jesus sends disciples ahead by boat while he prays; he walks on water toward them amid storm.
• Peter walks briefly but sinks in doubt; Jesus saves him, calms wind, and they worship him as Son of God.

Mark 6:45-52

• Jesus compels disciples to boat while he prays; he walks on sea, intending to pass by, but they fear a ghost.
• He reassures them, boards, wind ceases; they are astonished, hearts hardened despite recent miracle.

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Leviticus 6:8 - 7:38

• Instructions for priests on burnt, grain, sin, guilt, and peace offerings, including handling remnants and portions for priests.
• Rules emphasize holiness in offerings, with fire kept burning continually on the altar.

Luke 9:10-17

• Apostles return; Jesus withdraws but feeds five thousand with five loaves and two fish after blessing them.
• All eat and are satisfied, with twelve baskets of leftovers collected.

John 6:1-14

• Large crowd follows Jesus; he tests Philip, then multiplies five barley loaves and two fish to feed about five thousand.
• People recognize him as the Prophet, attempting to make him king by force.

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Leviticus 4:1 - 6:7

• Laws for sin offerings when unintentional sins occur by priest, congregation, leader, or individual, involving blood sprinkling and atonement.
• Guilt offerings required for specific wrongs like theft or deceit, including restitution plus a ram for atonement.

Matthew 14:13-21

• Jesus withdraws to a desolate place upon hearing of John's death but has compassion on crowds, teaching and healing them.
• With five loaves and two fish, he feeds over five thousand, with leftovers collected in twelve baskets.

Mark 6:30-44

• Apostles return and report to Jesus; he takes them aside for rest but crowds follow, prompting teaching and feeding of five thousand.
• Jesus blesses loaves and fish, multiplies them to satisfy all, gathering twelve baskets of fragments.

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Leviticus 1:1 - 3:17

- God instructs Moses on burnt offerings from herd, flock, or birds, fully consumed on the altar as a pleasing aroma to the Lord.

- Details grain offerings of fine flour, oil, and frankincense, along with peace offerings of animals shared in fellowship with God.

Mark 6:14-29

- Herod hears of Jesus' works and fears John the Baptist has risen, recalling his beheading after John's rebuke of his marriage.

- Herodias' daughter dances, prompting Herod's oath; she requests John's head, leading to his execution and delivery on a platter.

Luke 9:7-9

- Herod the tetrarch hears reports about Jesus and is perplexed, with rumors of John resurrected, Elijah, or a prophet returned.

- Herod wonders who this man is, having beheaded John, and seeks to see Jesus.

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Exodus 39:1 - 40:38

- Priestly garments completed; tabernacle assembled and anointed.

- God's glory fills tabernacle; cloud guides Israelites' journey.

Mark 6:6-13

- Jesus sends twelve apostles to preach, cast out demons, and heal with oil.

- They go out in pairs, successfully driving out demons.

Luke 9:1-6

- Jesus gives apostles power to heal and proclaim kingdom; they travel lightly.

- They preach and heal everywhere.

Matthew 14:1-12

- Herod hears of Jesus, fearing he is resurrected John the Baptist.

- Flashback to John's imprisonment and beheading at Herodias' request.

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Exodus 37:1 - 38:31

• Bezalel builds ark, table, lampstand, and altars with gold and acacia.
• Construction of courtyard, bronze items, and inventory of materials.

Matthew 10:16 - 11:1

• Jesus warns apostles of persecution, urging wisdom and fearlessness.
• He finishes instructions and continues teaching in Galilee.

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Exodus 35:1 - 36:38

• Sabbath observance reiterated; call for offerings and skilled workers for tabernacle.
• Bezalel and Oholiab lead construction of curtains, frames, and coverings.

Matthew 9:35 - 10:15

• Jesus teaches, heals, and feels compassion for crowds like sheep without shepherd.
• He appoints twelve apostles and instructs them for mission to Israel.