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Mark |
Matthew |
Luke |
John |
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Peter alone follows him afar off (14/54) |
Same as Mark (26/58) |
Same as Mark and Matthew (2/54) |
Peter + another Disciple (18/ 15) |
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Some people bare false witness (14/57) |
two false witnesses against Christ (26/60) |
Nothing |
Nothing |
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Same as Matthew (14/58) |
The accusation that Jesus said “I am able to destroy the temple of
God, and to build it in three days.”
(26/61) |
Nothing |
Nothing |
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Same as Matthew |
Jesus said nothing on hearing the accusation (26/62) |
Nothing |
Nothing |
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He was asked: “Art thou the Christ, the Son of the Blessed?” (14/61) |
Christ was asked: “Art thou the Christ, the Son of God?” (26/63) |
He was asked: “Art thou the Christ?” (22/67) |
He was asked of his doctrine. (18/19) |
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The answer was: “I am he.” (14/62) He admitted he was Christ. |
His answer was: “Thou hast said.” (26/64) He did not admit he was the
Son of God |
The answer was: If I tell you, ye will not believe: And if I also ask
you, ye will not answer me, nor let me go. (22/68) this is an obvious
indication that the prisoner wanted to say that if he told them that
he was not Christ they would not believe him. |
The answer was: “in secret have I said nothing…” (18/20) |
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Same as Matthew |
When the high priest asked those present their opinion of the
detainee, they answered and said, He is guilty of death. (26/66) |
Nothing |
Nothing |
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Same as Matthew. (14/68-72) |
Peter, Chief Disciple, denied knowing Christ and his being one of his
disciples three times. The detainee anticipated the denial (26/70-75) |
Same as Mark and Matthew. (22/57-61) |
He denied him once before interrogation and twice after it.
(18/25-27)/ |