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And he, aware of their malice, said to them, Why do you thus put me to the test? (Luke 20, 23)
Master, they said, Moses prescribed for us, If a man has a married brother who dies without issue, the surviving brother must marry the widow, and beget children in the dead brother’s name.✻ (Luke 20, 28)
There were seven brethren, the first of whom married a wife, and died without issue. (Luke 20, 29)
So the next took her, and also died without issue, (Luke 20, 30)
but those who are found worthy to attain that other world, and resurrection from the dead, take neither wife nor husband; (Luke 20, 35)
But as for the dead rising again, Moses himself has told you of it in the passage about the burning bush, where he calls the Lord the God of Abraham and the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob.✻ (Luke 20, 37)
And he looked up, and saw the rich folk putting their gifts into the treasury; (Luke 21, 1)
he also saw one poor widow, who put in two mites. (Luke 21, 2)
Thereupon he said, Believe me, this poor widow has put in more than all the others. (Luke 21, 3)
The others all made an offering to God out of what they had to spare; she, with so little to give, put in her whole livelihood. (Luke 21, 4)
And when you hear of wars and revolts, do not be alarmed by it; such things must happen first, but the end will not come all at once. (Luke 21, 9)
Before all this, men will be laying hands on you and persecuting you; they will give you up to the synagogues, and to prison, and drag you into the presence of kings and governors on my account; (Luke 21, 12)
