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John 12:8 · WEB

“For you always have the poor with you, but you don't always have me."”

— John 12:8

Era

Life of Jesus (~30 AD)

Emotion

grieving

Type

narrative

Emotional genome

Comfort power

40%

Quotability

90%

Memorability

95%

Crisis relevance

70%

Standalone

80%
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