Jesus and the Authorities in Matthew 21

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Matthew 21:18-23:39 tells the story of the religious' leaders verbal attack on Jesus, questioning his authority and how he responds with parables and harsh warnings. This PowerPoint presentation walks through the Cartoonist's Guide to Matthew Graphic Novel panel-by-panel.

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Matthew 15:1-16:12 tells the story of Jesus in Genessarat where he speaks with the Syro-Phoenician woman, feeds 4,000+ people with seven loaves and some fish, and is confronted by the religious leaders. This PowerPoint presentation walks through the Cartoonist's Guide to Matthew Graphic Novel panel-by-panel. You might use some of these images to illustrate a sermon, teach a class, or to help you study.

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