Matthew 13:37

Contemporary English Version 1995

Jesus answered: The one who scattered the good seed is the Son of Man.

Cross References

Acts 1:8

But the Holy Spirit will come upon you and give you power. Then you will tell everyone about me in Jerusalem, in all Judea, in Samaria, and everywhere in the world.”

Luke 10:16

My followers, whoever listens to you is listening to me. Anyone who says “No” to you is saying “No” to me. And anyone who says “No” to me is really saying “No” to the one who sent me.

Matthew 13:41

The Son of Man will send out his angels, and they will gather from his kingdom everyone who does wrong or causes others to sin.

Romans 15:18

In fact, all I will talk about is how Christ let me speak and work, so that the Gentiles would obey him.

John 20:21

After Jesus had greeted them again, he said, “I am sending you, just as the Father has sent me.”

John 13:20

I tell you for certain that anyone who welcomes my messengers also welcomes me, and anyone who welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me.

Matthew 13:27

The servants came and asked, “Sir, didn't you scatter good seed in your field? Where did these weeds come from?”

Matthew 13:24

Jesus then told them this story: The kingdom of heaven is like what happened when a farmer scattered good seed in a field.

Matthew 10:40

Anyone who welcomes you welcomes me. And anyone who welcomes me also welcomes the one who sent me.

Matthew 8:20

Jesus replied, “Foxes have dens, and birds have nests. But the Son of Man doesn't have a place to call his own.”

Hebrews 2:3

So if we refuse this great way of being saved, how can we hope to escape? The Lord himself was the first to tell about it, and people who heard the message proved to us that it was true.

Hebrews 1:1

Long ago in many ways and at many times God's prophets spoke his message to our ancestors.

Matthew 13:4

While the farmer was scattering the seed, some of it fell along the road and was eaten by birds.

Isaiah 28:28

Wheat and barley are pounded, but not beaten to pulp; they are run over with a wagon, but not ground to dust.