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"In direct narrative, when the evangelists are using their own words and not reporting the words of others, a distinction must be made. In Lk. (7:13, 10:1, 11:39, 12:42, 17:5, 22:61), the Lord is often used by the evangelist. So in the Marcan Appendix (16:19, 20) we have the Lord twice. This also is the usage of the Gospel of Peter. But Mk. (followed by Mt.) never writes the Lord, but always Jesus. The primitive narratives, that is, took the form Jesus said ..., Jesus did ... The form the Lord said is later."

When you mouse-over the text references they all refer to John's Gospel.
The first set should refer to Luke and the second set to Mark.

This is an unintended consequence of the "orphaned reference" parser. Since these refs are only ref fragments (the book is not directly connected) the parser used the book of the last full ref. to complete them. Most often this is accurate and makes more partial refs available for linking. In these instances, it is not.