Who said, "a sword will pierce through your own soul"? A. Simeon B. John the Baptist C. Mary

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Simeon said, "a sword will pierce through your own soul".

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Chronologically, the event of Jesus being taken to Egypt happened between the other two events, as John the Baptist is born first, then Jesus is taken to Egypt, and finally, Jesus is redeemed at the temple.

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Jesus said that Ninevites(aka, the sign of Jonah) would rise at the judgment and condemn the Jews of Jesus generation.

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Jesus said that Ninevites (aka, the sign of Jonah) would rise at the judgment and condemn the Jews of Jesus generation.

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One man should die for the people, and not that the whole nation should perish." Caiphas said this.

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