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Gospel of Mary 1:32

32 In response Levi said to Peter, "Peter, you've always been angry. Now I see you debating with this woman like the adversaries. But if the Savior made her worthy, who are you then to reject her? Surely the Savior knows her very well. That's why he loved her more than us. (GMA)

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Gospel of Mary 1:12–14

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Gospel of Thomas 1:113–114

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Matthew 26:9–11

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Gospel of Philip 1:44–46

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Mark 14:5–7

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Secret Book of James 1:47–49

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Luke 7:38–40

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Luke 7:42–44

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