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- Slayt: 1
- Jesus stands on a high mountain with Peter, James, and John behind him. His face is shining like the sun (from Matthew), and his clothes are glowing dazzling white (from Mark)
- Jesus is TransfiguredMark 9:4-6Matthew 17:3-4
- Jesus is transfigured before his disciples. Mark describes his clothes as brighter than bleach, emphasizing supernatural mystery. Matthew adds that Jesus’ face shines like the sun, linking him to divine glory. Both portray Jesus revealing his divine nature in a way the disciples can witness firsthand.
- Slayt: 2
- Moses and Elijah appear beside Jesus in the shining light. Peter, looking overwhelmed or amazed, suggests building shelters. The disciples appear either shocked or bowing slightly, reflecting fear and reverence.
- Peter's Reaction and the ProphetsMark 9:4-6Matthew 17:3-4
- Moses and Elijah appear, representing the Law and the Prophets. In Mark, Peter speaks out of fear, unsure what to say. In Matthew, he speaks more calmly, offering to build tents. The difference shows Mark’s focus on confusion and awe, while Matthew emphasizes reverence and understanding.
- Slayt: 3
- A bright cloud surrounds the scene. A voice from heaven speaks while the disciples fall down in fear. Jesus gently touches them, reassuring them (this touch is unique to Matthew).
- The Cloud and the VoiceMark 9:7-8Matthew 17:5-7
- A voice from the cloud says, “This is my Son... Listen to him.” Both gospels affirm Jesus as God’s Son, but Matthew adds more emotion—the disciples fall in fear, and Jesus comforts them. This shows Jesus as both divine and deeply personal, able to connect directly with his followers.
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