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OET-RV by cross-referenced section MAT 23:29

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Punishment for mistreating prophets

Mat 23:29–36

29 “You religious teachers and Farisaios are hypocrites and will have a bad end, because you rebuild the prophets’ tombs and adorn the tombs of godly people, 30 and you tell yourselves, ‘If we’d lived back in our ancestors’ time, we wouldn’t have had any part with them in killing the prophets.’ 31 By saying that, you’re admitting to yourselves that you’re the descendants of the ones who killed the prophets— 32 actually you’re just the same as your ancestors. 33 Bunch of snakes! Brood of vipers! How are you planning to escape being condemned to hell?[ref] 34 Because of that, listen, I’m now sending more prophets and wise preachers and teachers to you people. You’ll kill off some of them and have others executed on posts. You’ll flog some of them in your Jewish meeting halls, and you’ll persecute others from city to city, 35 so that the judgement for the deaths of all the godly people around the world will fall on you people. This includes the blood of innocent Hevel (Abel)[ref] all the way through the centuries to the blood of Zekaryah (Zechariah; Grk. Zakarias) (son of Berekyah) who you people murdered between the temple and the altar.[ref] 36 Yes, I can assure you that all these things will happen to this generation.

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Luke 11:47–51

47 You all won’t end well, because you all build fancy tombs for the prophets that your own ancestors executed. 48 Because of that, you’re all actually admitting and agreeing to what your ancestors did, because they killed them and then you build their tombs. 49 That’s why God in his wisdom said, ‘I’ll send prophets and missionaries to them, which they will then persecute and kill’ 50 so that the blood of those prophets which was spilt from the creation of the world onwards would then be charged to this generation. 51 This goes all the way back to the blood of Hevel (Abel),[ref] right up to the blood of Zekaryah (Zechariah; Grk. Zakarias) who was recently killed between the altar and the temple sanctuary.[ref] Yes, I’m telling all of you, those crimes will be charged to this generation.

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Collected OET-RV cross-references

Mat 3:7:

7 But when Yohan saw many from the party of the Farisaios and from the Saddoukaios (Sadducee) sect coming for immersion, he told them, “You brood of snakes,[ref] who warned you all to flee from God’s severe anger that’s coming?

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3:7: Mat 12:34; 23:33.

12:34:

34 You brood of snakes![ref] You’re evil inside, so why do you think you can say anything that’s good? After all, your mouths speak out of what’s plentiful in your hearts.[ref]

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12:34: Mat 3:7; 23:33; Luk 3:7.

12:34: Mat 15:18; Luk 6:45.

Luk 3:7:

7 Because of that, he was telling the crowds that went out there to be immersed by him, “Bunch of snakes![ref] Who warned you all to flee from the severe anger that’s coming?

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3:7: Mat 12:34; 23:33.

Gen 4:8:

8 One day, Kayin spoke to his brother Hevel when they were out in the countryside, and then Kayin attacked him and killed him.[ref]

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4:8: Mat 23:35; Luk 11:51; 1Yhn 3:12.

2Ch 24:20-21:

20 Then God’s spirit enveloped Zekaryah (Zechariah), the son of Yehoyada the priest,[ref] and he stood up and told the people, “God asks why you people are violating his commands. Because you abandoned Yahweh, he’s abandoned you people.” 21 However, the people conspired against Zekaryah, and the king ordered him to be executed by stoning him in the temple courtyard.

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24:20-21: Mat 23:35; Luk 11:51.

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