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Take good care then, that this principle of light which is in thee is light, not darkness; (Luke 11, 35)
then, if thy whole body is in the light, with no part of it in darkness, it will all be lit up as if by a bright lamp enlightening thee. (Luke 11, 36)
If one has a claim against thee, and thou art going with him to the magistrate, then do thy utmost, while thou art still on the road, to be quit of his claim; or it may be he will drag thee into the presence of the judge, and the judge will hand thee over to his officer, and the officer will cast thee into prison. (Luke 12, 58)
It was on that day that some of the Pharisees came to him and said, Go elsewhere, and leave this place; Herod has a mind to kill thee. (Luke 13, 31)
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)
When any man invites thee to a wedding, do not sit down in the chief place; he may have invited some guest whose rank is greater than thine. (Luke 14, 8)
If so, his host and thine will come and say to thee, Make room for this man; and so thou wilt find thyself taking, with a blush, the lowest place of all. (Luke 14, 9)
Rather, when thou art summoned, go straight to the lowest place and sit down there; so, when he who invited thee comes in, he will say, My friend, go higher than this; and then honour shall be thine before all that sit down in thy company. (Luke 14, 10)
He said, moreover, to his host, When thou givest a dinner or a supper, do not ask thy neighbours to come, or thy brethren, or thy kindred, or thy friends who are rich; it may be they will send thee invitations in return, and so thou wilt be recompensed for thy pains. (Luke 14, 12)
so thou shalt win a blessing, for these cannot make thee any return; thy reward will come when the just rise again. (Luke 14, 14)
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)
And another said, I have bought five pair of oxen, and I am on my way to make trial of them; I pray thee, count me excused. (Luke 14, 19)
