When confronted by Pharisees who claim he is working through Beelzebub, Jesus asks how one of these people could overcome a strong man. Before comparing himself to the good shepherd in John 10 (“chapter 10”), Jesus compares himself to a door or gate that these people do not travel through. In Matthew 21 (“chapter 21”), Jesus begins healing the blind in the Temple after comparing its inhabitants to these people. 1 Thessalonians (“first Thessalonians”) repeats a quote from Matthew that Judgment Day will arrive like one of these people in the night. In Luke 23:43 (“chapter 23, verse 43”), one of these people sometimes canonized as Saint Dismas is told “you will be with me in Paradise” after proving to be penitent. The Good Samaritan helps a man attacked by these people. For 10 points, Jesus was crucified alongside two of what people? ■END■
ANSWER: thieves [or robbers or cutpurses or burglars or bandits or muggers or pickpockets or bandits or pillagers or brigands or cutpurses or footpads or highwaymen or swindlers or stealers; prompt on criminals by asking “what crime?”; prompt on crucifixion victims or other answers indicating someone as crucified by asking “what general type of person are they?”]
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