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Jesus speaks to his disciples and the gathered crowd about the dangers of hypocrisy, the futility of fearing those who can only harm the body, the importance of acknowledging him before others, the folly of covetousness, the futility of anxiety, the need for readiness, the inevitability of division, and the necessity of discerning the times.
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1. Hypocrisy is like leaven that spreads through a loaf of bread. Jesus warns his disciples to beware of the Pharisees' leaven, which is hypocrisy. Nothing is hidden from God, and what is spoken in secret will be made known.
2. Jesus tells them not to fear those who can only kill the body but to fear the one who can cast souls into hell.
3. He assures them of their value in God's sight, using the example of sparrows, which are not forgotten by God.
4. Those who acknowledge Jesus before others will be acknowledged by the Son of Man before the angels, but those who deny him will be denied.
5. Jesus teaches them not to be anxious about material needs, as God cares for even the birds and the lilies. Instead, they should seek the kingdom of God, and their needs will be met.
6. The parable of the rich fool illustrates the temporary nature of material wealth and the importance of being rich toward God.
7. Jesus exhorts them to be ready for his return, which will be unexpected, like a thief in the night.
8. The faithful and wise manager is the one who is ready and does the master's will, while the unfaithful manager will face severe consequences.
9. Jesus' mission is not to bring peace but division, as his message will cause disagreements even within families.
10. He tells the people to interpret the signs of the times as they would weather signs, and to be ready for the coming judgment.

These teachings emphasize the importance of authentic faith, trust in God's provision, vigilance, and the urgency of preparation for Jesus' return.

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