Matthew 26:5

First Nations Version

“We should not do this during the festival,” they said, “or there could be an uprising among the people.”

Cross References

Matthew 27:24

Spear of the Great Waters (Pilate) could see that their minds would not be changed. He was worried that the crowd might turn violent, so he decided to give them what they wanted. He washed his hands in a vessel of water in front of all the people and said, “This man’s blood is not on my hands. It is on yours!”

Matthew 21:26

But if we say it is from human beings, we fear what this crowd would do, for they are sure Gift of Goodwill (John) was a prophet.”

Matthew 14:5

Looks Brave (Herod) would have put Gift of Goodwill (John) to death right then, but he was afraid of what the people would do, for they honored him as a prophet.

Mark 14:27

“All of you will turn away from me,” he told them as they walked along. “It was written in the Sacred Teachings, ‘Attack the shepherd and the sheep will scatter.’

Mark 14:12

It was now the first day of Bread Without Yeast. This was when the ceremonial lamb would be killed and eaten. “Where do you want us to go to prepare the ceremonial meal?” his followers asked their Wisdomkeeper.

Mark 14:2

“We should not do it during the festival,” they decided, “for that might create an uprising among the people.”

Acts 4:28

did what you, in your great wisdom, had decided long ago would be done.

John 18:28

Creator Sets Free (Jesus) was taken from the house of Hollow in the Rock (Caiaphas) to the lodge of the governor of the People of Iron (Romans). The tribal leaders stayed outside, for they did not want to become ceremonially unclean by going inside. It was early in the morning, and many of them had not yet eaten the ceremonial meal of Passover.

Luke 22:7

It was now the day of Bread Without Yeast, when the ceremonial Passover lamb would be sacrificed and eaten.

Luke 20:6

If we say it is from human beings, the people would stone us to death, for they think Gift of Goodwill (John) is a great prophet.”

Acts 19:29

The whole village was thrown into confusion. With one purpose they ran into the teaching lodge, dragging with them Glad Heart (Gaius) and Good Chief (Aristarchus) from Land of Tall People (Macedonia), who were traveling with Small Man (Paul).

Acts 21:38

“You speak the language of the Wisdom Seekers (Greeks),” he replied. “Then you are not the man from Black Land (Egypt) who some time ago caused an uprising and took four thousand assassins out into the desert wilderness.”