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At this very time there were some present that told him the story of those Gali-leans, whose blood Pilate had shed in the midst of their sacrifices. (Luke 13, 1)
And this was a parable he told them; There was a man that had a fig-tree planted in his vineyard, but when he came and looked for fruit on it, he could find none; (Luke 13, 6)
whereupon he said to his vine-dresser, See now, I have been coming to look for fruit on this fig-tree for three years, and cannot find any. Cut it down; why should it be a useless charge upon the land? (Luke 13, 7)
And all of them, with one accord, began making excuses. I have bought a farm, the first said to him, and I must needs go and look over it; I pray thee, count me excused. (Luke 14, 18)
they ate, they drank, they married and were given in marriage, until the day when Noe went into the ark, and the flood came and destroyed them all. (Luke 17, 27)
and Jesus, seeing his mournful look, said, With what difficulty will those who have riches enter God’s kingdom! (Luke 18, 24)
Jesus, when he reached the place, looked up and saw him; Zacchaeus, he said, make haste and come down; I am to lodge to-day at thy house. (Luke 19, 5)
And he looked up, and saw the rich folk putting their gifts into the treasury; (Luke 21, 1)
When all this begins, look up, and lift up your heads; it means that the time draws near for your deliverance. (Luke 21, 28)
And he told them a parable; Look at the fig-tree, or any of the trees; (Luke 21, 29)
Only look well to yourselves; do not let your hearts grow dull with revelry and drunkenness and the affairs of this life, so that that day overtakes you unawares; (Luke 21, 34)
so he promised to do it, and looked about for an opportunity to hand him over without any commotion. (Luke 22, 6)
