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When they bring you to trial before synagogues, and magistrates, and officers, do not consider anxiously what you are to say, what defence to make or how to make it; (Luke 12, 11)
There was a sabbath day on which he was preaching in one of their synagogues. (Luke 13, 10)
But the ruler of the synagogue, indignant that Jesus should heal them on the sabbath day, turned and said to the multitude, You have six days on which work is allowed; you should come and be healed on those days, not on the sabbath. (Luke 13, 14)
Jerusalem, Jerusalem, still murdering the prophets, and stoning the messengers that are sent to thee, how often have I been ready to gather thy children together, as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and thou didst refuse it! (Luke 13, 34)
It is of no use either to the soil or to the dung-heap; it will be thrown away altogether. Listen, you that have ears to hear with. (Luke 14, 35)
and so goes home, and calls his friends and his neighbours together; Rejoice with me, he says to them, I have found my sheep that was lost. (Luke 15, 6)
And when she does find it, she calls her friends and her neighbours together; Rejoice with me, she says, I have found the silver piece which I lost. (Luke 15, 9)
Not many days afterwards, the younger son put together all that he had, and went on his travels to a far country, where he wasted his fortune in riotous living. (Luke 15, 13)
wishing that he could be fed with the crumbs which fell from the rich man’s table, but none was ready to give them to him; the very dogs came and licked his sores. (Luke 16, 21)
one woman taken, one left, as they grind together at the mill, one man taken, one left, as they work together in the fields. (Luke 17, 35)
and bring down in ruin both thee and thy children that are in thee, not leaving one stone of thee upon another; and all because thou didst not recognize the time of my visiting thee. (Luke 19, 44)
Beware of the scribes, who enjoy walking in long robes, and love to have their hands kissed in the market-place, and to take the first seats in the synagogues, and the chief places at feasts; (Luke 20, 46)
