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Jay references Matthew 7:23 to illustrate that there are those who claim to follow Jesus but work iniquity.

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  1. Jay references Matthew 7 to discuss the concept of the narrow and broad paths in relation to lawlessness and obedience to God's commandments.

  2. Jay references Matthew 7:23 to illustrate that there are those who claim to follow Jesus but work iniquity.

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