Matthew 26:57 - 26:75
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In Matthew 26:57-26:75, Steve Gregg discusses the trial of Jesus by the chief priests and false witnesses. He explains that the witnesses' claims were inconsistent and did not meet the Jewish law's regulations. Jesus was mocked and beaten by the high priest trial, and Peter denied Jesus three times. However, Jesus later restored Peter's salvation and position among the apostles. Steve Gregg emphasizes Jesus' prediction of his second coming and the importance of standing firm in faith during times of trial.
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Matthew 27:1 - 27:8
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Matthew 26:47 - 26:56
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