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1 Chronicles 6:1-81

- Lists the Levite genealogies from Levi through Aaron and the priestly line.

- Details dwelling places and territories assigned to the Levite clans across Israel.

Matthew 27:15-26

- Pilate offers to release Barabbas or Jesus per custom but yields to the crowd's demand.

- Pilate washes his hands, declares innocence, and hands Jesus over to be crucified.

Mark 15:6-15

- Pilate releases Barabbas and, wishing to satisfy the crowd, has Jesus flogged and delivered for crucifixion.

- The chief priests stir the people to choose Barabbas instead of Jesus.

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Psalms 78:1-72

- The psalmist recounts Israel's history from Egypt through the wilderness, highlighting God's wonders and Israel's repeated rebellion.

- Despite provocation, God shows mercy, chooses David, and establishes his sanctuary on Zion.

Luke 23:1-7

- The chief priests accuse Jesus before Pilate of misleading the nation and claiming kingship.

- Pilate questions Jesus and sends him to Herod upon learning he is Galilean.

John 18:28-38

- Jewish leaders bring Jesus to Pilate early morning but avoid entering the palace to stay ceremonially clean.

- Pilate questions Jesus about his kingdom; Jesus affirms truth and kingship while Pilate finds no guilt.

Luke 23:6-12

- Herod questions Jesus eagerly but receives no answer as the chief priests accuse him.

- Herod and soldiers mock Jesus, dress him in a robe, and send him back to Pilate.

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Psalms 73:1-28

- The psalmist envies the prosperity of the wicked but realizes their ultimate destruction.

- He finds refuge in God, who guides him and becomes his eternal portion.

Psalms 77:1-20

- The psalmist cries out to God in distress, remembering past troubles and questioning divine favor.

- He recalls God's mighty deeds in history, especially the exodus, and finds comfort in His power.

Matthew 27:3-10

- Judas regrets betraying Jesus, returns the silver, and hangs himself in despair.

- The chief priests use the money to buy a potter's field for burying foreigners, fulfilling prophecy.

Matthew 27:2

- The council binds Jesus and leads him away to hand him over to Governor Pilate.

- Jesus is delivered into Roman custody for trial.

Matthew 27:11-14

- Pilate questions Jesus about being king of the Jews; Jesus affirms it briefly.

- Jesus remains silent before further accusations, amazing the governor.

Mark 15:1-5

- The chief priests consult and bind Jesus before handing him to Pilate.

- Pilate asks if Jesus is king of the Jews; Jesus answers minimally and stays silent amid charges.

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1 Chronicles 3:1 - 5:26

- Records the sons of David born in Hebron and Jerusalem along with royal descendants.

- Details genealogies of Judah, Simeon, Reuben, Gad, and half-tribe of Manasseh with territorial notes.

Luke 22:54-62

- Peter follows Jesus to the high priest's house and denies knowing him three times.

- The rooster crows, Jesus looks at Peter, and Peter weeps bitterly in remorse.

John 18:15-18

- Peter and another disciple follow Jesus into the high priest's courtyard.

- Peter denies being a disciple when questioned by the doorkeeper and warms himself by the fire.

John 18:25-27

- Peter stands warming himself and denies knowing Jesus twice more.

- A relative of the servant whose ear was cut off challenges him, leading to the third denial and rooster crow.

Matthew 27:1

- Early morning, chief priests and elders plot against Jesus and bind him for delivery to Pilate.

- They confer together to put him to death.

Mark 15:1

- As soon as morning comes, the chief priests with elders and scribes reach a decision.

- They bind Jesus, lead him away, and hand him over to Pilate.

Luke 22:66-71

- At daybreak the council of elders assembles and questions Jesus if he is the Messiah.

- Jesus affirms his identity as Son of Man and Son of God, leading them to declare no further need for testimony.

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Psalms 49:1-20

- The psalmist calls all people to hear that wealth cannot ransom a soul from death.

- Both wise and foolish perish alike yet God will redeem the upright from the grave.

Psalms 84:1 - 85:13

- Psalm 84 delights in God's dwelling and blesses those who trust Him as strength.

- Psalm 85 pleads for restoration, mercy, and revival while celebrating God's faithfulness.

Psalms 87:1-7

- God loves the foundations of Zion more than any other dwelling place.

- Glorious things are spoken of the city where people from many nations are born as citizens.

Luke 22:54

- The arresting party seizes Jesus and brings him to the high priest's house.

- Peter follows from a distance and enters the courtyard.

Luke 22:63-65

- The guards mock and beat Jesus while blindfolding him and demanding he prophesy.

- They heap insults upon him as they hold him in custody.

John 18:24

- Annas sends the bound Jesus to Caiaphas the high priest.

- Jesus is transferred for further questioning before the council.

Matthew 26:58

- Peter follows Jesus from afar to the high priest's courtyard.

- He sits with the servants to see the outcome of the trial.

Matthew 26:69-75

- Peter denies knowing Jesus three times as servants accuse him by the fire.

- He remembers Jesus' words, goes out, and weeps bitterly.

Mark 14:66-72

- A servant girl and bystanders confront Peter in the courtyard about knowing Jesus.

- Peter denies him three times with curses and oaths before the rooster crows.

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Psalms 43:1 - 45:17

- Psalmist pleads for vindication against deceitful enemies and longs to worship at God's altar.

- Psalm 44 laments national defeat despite faithfulness while Psalm 45 celebrates the king's wedding and divine blessing.

Matthew 26:57-68

- Jesus is brought before Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin where false witnesses testify against him.

- Jesus affirms he is the Messiah and Son of God, leading to charges of blasphemy and mockery.

Mark 14:53-65

- Jesus stands trial before the high priest and council with conflicting testimonies.

- He declares himself the Son of Man coming on clouds, prompting condemnation for blasphemy and physical abuse.

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1 Chronicles 2:1-55

- Lists the sons of Israel and details the extensive genealogy of Judah's descendants.

- Highlights key figures including Hezron, Caleb, and the family line leading to David.

John 18:2-14

- Judas leads soldiers and officials to arrest Jesus in the garden where he often met with disciples.

- Peter cuts off the high priest's servant's ear; Jesus is bound and taken first to Annas.

John 18:19-23

- The high priest questions Jesus about his teaching and disciples.

- Jesus responds calmly, is struck by an officer, and defends his public teaching.

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1 Chronicles 1:1-54

- Traces genealogy from Adam through Noah, Shem, and Abraham's line.

- Details descendants of Esau and the chiefs of Edom.

Mark 14:43-52

- Judas betrays Jesus with a kiss, leading a crowd to arrest him in the garden.

- A disciple strikes the high priest's servant; Jesus is seized as others flee.

Luke 22:47-53

- Judas approaches to kiss Jesus; Jesus questions the betrayal.

- A disciple cuts off the servant's ear; Jesus heals him and rebukes the crowd for their timing.

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Psalms 14:1-7

- The fool denies God and lives corruptly while the Lord observes humanity's lack of understanding.

- The psalmist prays for salvation from the wicked as the Lord restores His people.

Psalms 16:1-11

- David seeks refuge in God alone declaring Him as Lord and delighting in the holy ones.

- The Lord guides and provides joy with eternal pleasures in His presence.

Psalms 19:1-14

- Creation reveals God's glory through the heavens and sun while His law revives the soul.

- The psalmist prays for cleansing from hidden faults and pleasing words and thoughts.

Psalms 21:1-13

- The king rejoices in God's strength and victories receiving blessings and long life.

- God will destroy the king's enemies with His power and wrath.

Luke 22:39-46

- Jesus prays on the Mount of Olives asking to avoid the cup yet submitting to God's will.

- An angel strengthens Him amid anguish as the disciples sleep from sorrow.

John 18:1

- After praying Jesus crosses the Kidron Valley with disciples to a garden.

Matthew 26:47-56

- Judas arrives with a crowd and betrays Jesus with a kiss leading to His arrest.

- Jesus rebukes the violence and notes the fulfillment of scriptures as disciples flee.

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Psalms 6:1-10

- David pleads for God's mercy amid physical and soul-deep anguish, asking not to be rebuked in anger.

- He expresses confidence that the Lord has heard his weeping and will shame his enemies.

Psalms 8:1 - 10:18

- Psalm 8 praises God's majestic name displayed in creation, marveling at humanity's honored yet humble role under divine care.

- Psalms 9-10 thank God for defending the oppressed against wicked foes while lamenting their temporary prosperity and calling for justice.

Matthew 26:30

- After the Passover meal, Jesus and his disciples sing a hymn together.

- They depart for the Mount of Olives.

Matthew 26:36-46

- In Gethsemane, Jesus feels overwhelming sorrow and prays alone for the cup of suffering to pass, submitting to the Father's will.

- He returns three times to find the disciples sleeping and urges them to watch and pray as betrayal nears.

Mark 14:26

- Following the supper, Jesus and the disciples sing a hymn.

- They go out to the Mount of Olives.

Mark 14:32-42

- At Gethsemane, Jesus takes Peter, James, and John, expresses deep distress, and prays for the hour to pass if possible.

- He finds them sleeping repeatedly, reaffirms submission to God's will, and announces the betrayer's arrival.