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• 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)

• 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)

• for my son here was dead, and has come to life again, was lost, and is found. And so they began their merry-making. (Luke 15, 24)

• but for this merry-making and rejoicing there was good reason; thy brother here was dead, and has come to life again; was lost, and is found. (Luke 15, 32)

• At this, the steward said to himself, What am I to do, now that my master is taking my stewardship away from me? I have no strength to dig; I would be ashamed to beg for alms. (Luke 16, 3)

• Take care, he said, that you do not allow anyone to deceive you. Many will come making use of my name; they will say, Here I am, the time is close at hand; do not turn aside after them. (Luke 21, 8)

• that will be your opportunity for making the truth known. (Luke 21, 13)

• Then those who are in Judaea must take refuge in the mountains, those who are in the city itself withdrawing from it, and those who are in the country-side not making their way into it; (Luke 21, 21)

• men’s hearts will be dried up with fear, as they await the troubles that are overtaking the whole world; the very powers of heaven will rock. (Luke 21, 26)

• The chief priests and scribes were still at a loss for some means of making away with him, frightened as they were of the people. (Luke 22, 2)

• While they were speaking of this, he himself stood in the midst of them, and said, Peace be upon you; it is myself, do not be afraid.✻ (Luke 24, 36)

• But the temple he was speaking of was his own body; (John 2, 21)