Definition: The word "rate" in context refers to a measurement or percentage of something; typically used with prices, incomes, or goods/services. Here's a brief summary from the Bible: Verse 8: "For I will show you what it means to be a ruler and master." Mark 10:25-34: "But when Jesus saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were hanged by sinners, who were condemned before God. So he came down from the cross, and gave them food; and his disciples came, and began to eat." Matthew 9:17-20: "And the Pharisees said to him, 'Why is it that you do not give us a right meal?'" Mark 3:46: "They also asked Him why He did not give them a proper meal. But Jesus replied, 'Because I will send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves.'" Matthew 10:45-47: "But when they had brought him out to be examined by Peter and John, he said to them, 'I am not worthy to call You Lord; but the Son of Man has come to seek and save those who are lost.' Luke 9:26-30: "And when Jesus saw that the crowds were abounding in faith, He said to Simon Peter, 'Blessed are you! For great is your reward, for all that you have done!'" So these verses indicate Jesus' use of the phrase "rate" as a metaphor or comparison with the shepherd (John 3:16) and the tax collector (Matthew 9:24).
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