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=== 📖 Where Jesus Mentions “Hypocrite(s)” or “Hypocrisy” === Below is a consolidated list of the times Jesus uses the term. (Grouped by Gospel.) ==== Matthew (most occurrences) ==== Jesus uses “hypocrites” repeatedly in Matthew—far more than in any other Gospel. # Matthew 6:2 – Giving alms to be seen # Matthew 6:5 – Praying to be seen # Matthew 6:16 – Fasting to be seen # Matthew 7:5 – “First take the log out of your own eye…” # Matthew 15:7 – “You hypocrites! Isaiah prophesied correctly…” # Matthew 16:3 – Reading the sky but not the times # Matthew 22:18 – About the Pharisees testing him # Matthew 23:13 – Woe #1 # Matthew 23:14 – (In some manuscripts/translations) # Matthew 23:15 # Matthew 23:23 # Matthew 23:25 # Matthew 23:27 # Matthew 23:29 # Matthew 24:51 – Parable of the wicked servant 👉 Depending on translation, Matthew alone ranges from 13 to 15 uses. ==== Mark ==== Much fewer than in Matthew. # Mark 7:6 – Quoting Isaiah: “You hypocrites…” # Mark 12:15 – About the Pharisees testing him ==== Luke ==== Similar to Mark but adds a few unique uses. # Luke 6:42 – Parallel to removing the log # Luke 12:1 – “Beware of the leaven of the Pharisees, which is hypocrisy.” # Luke 12:56 – Interpreting the times # Luke 13:15 – “You hypocrites! Does not each of you untie his ox…?”
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