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The cock's crow marked Peter's denial of Jesus, a moment etched in Peter's memory forever. 181:2.29 184:2.8

Roosters atop weather vanes serve as ghost-cult symbols, warding off spirits with their crowing. 87:6.11

Peter realized his denial of Jesus when he heard a rooster crow in the courtyard of Annas' palace outside Jerusalem. 184:2.10

Jesus, like a hen gathering her brood, sought to protect and unify the people of Jerusalem, but they resisted his love and guidance. 171:4.7 175:1.23

Bible parallels

Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.

• Foretells Peter's denial 181:2.29 — Mt 26:34; Mk 14:30; Lk 22:34; Jn 13:38.
• Strengthen Brethren 181:2.29 — Lk 22:32b.
• Cock crowed 184:2.8 — Mt 26:74b; Mk 14:68b,72a; Lk 22:60b; Jn 18:27b.
• Peter remembered 184:2.8 — Mt 26:75a; Mk 14:72b; Lk 22:61b.
• Words of warning 184:2.8 — Mt 26:34; Mk 14:30; Lk 22:34; Jn 13:38.
• Jesus looks at Peter 184:2.8 — Lk 22:61a.
• Jesus grieves over Jerusalem 171:4.7 — Mt 23:37-39a.
• Talk to apostles 171:4.7 — Lk 13:33-35a.
• Lament 175:1.23 — Ezk 1:30-32. *Lament over Jerusalem*: Mt 23:37; Lk 13:34.

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