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  • Woe upon you, when all men speak well of you; their fathers treated the false prophets no worse. (Luke 6, 26)

  • He who is trustworthy over a little sum is trustworthy over a greater; he who plays false over a little sum, plays false over a greater; (Luke 16, 10)

  • Thou knowest the commandments, Thou shalt do no murder, Thou shalt not commit adultery, Thou shalt not steal, Thou shalt not bear false witness, Honour thy father and thy mother.✻ (Luke 18, 20)

  • Then he said to him, Thou false servant, I take thy judgement from thy own lips. Thou knewest that I was an exacting man, claiming what I never ventured and reaping what I never sowed; (Luke 19, 22)

  • You belong to your father, that is, the devil, and are eager to gratify the appetites which are your father’s. He, from the first, was a murderer; and as for truth, he has never taken his stand upon that; there is no truth in him. When he utters falsehood, he is only uttering what is natural to him; he is all false, and it was he who gave falsehood its birth. (John 8, 44)

  • Jesus answered them, Is it not written in your law, I have said, You are gods?✻ (John 10, 34)

  • He gave the title of gods to those who had God’s message sent to them; and we know that the words of scripture have binding force. (John 10, 35)

  • And he used many more words besides, urgently appealing to them; Save yourselves, he said, from this false-minded generation. (Acts 2, 40)

  • There they put forward false witnesses, who declared, This man is never tired of uttering insults against the holy place, and the law. (Acts 6, 13)

  • and said to Aaron, Make us gods, to lead our march; as for this Moses, who brought us out of the land of Egypt, there is no saying what has become of him.✻ (Acts 7, 40)

  • The multitudes, seeing what Paul had done, cried out in the Lycaonian dialect, It is the gods, who have come down to us in human shape. (Acts 14, 10)

  • He encountered philosophers, Stoics and Epicureans, some of whom asked, What can his drift be, this dabbler?✻ while others said, He would appear to be proclaiming strange gods; because he had preached to them about Jesus and Resurrection. (Acts 17, 18)


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