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There lived in Jerusalem at this time a very upright and devout man named Simeon; the Holy Spirit was in him. He looked forward to the time when the Lord would comfort Israel, (Luke 2, 25)
Simeon blessed them and said to Mary, his mother, "See him; he will be for the rise or fall of the multitudes of Israel. He shall stand as a sign of contradiction, (Luke 2, 34)
Coming up at that time, she gave praise to God and spoke of the child to all who looked forward to the deliverance of Jerusalem. (Luke 2, 38)
Every year the parents of Jesus went to Jerusalem for the Feast of the Passover, as was customary. (Luke 2, 41)
After the festival was over, they returned, but the boy Jesus remained in Jerusalem and his parents did not know it. (Luke 2, 43)
As they did not find him, they went back to Jerusalem searching for him, (Luke 2, 45)
Then the devil took him up to Jerusalem and set him on the highest wall of the Temple; and he said, "If you are son of God, throw yourself down from here, (Luke 4, 9)
One day Jesus was teaching and many Pharisees and teachers of the Law had come from every part of Galilee and Judea and even from Jerusalem. They were sitting there while the power of the Lord was at work to heal the sick. (Luke 5, 17)
Coming down the hill with them, Jesus stood on a level place. Many of his disciples were there and a large crowd of people who had come from all parts of Judea and Jerusalem and from the coastal cities of Tyre and Sidon. (Luke 6, 17)
And Jesus offered this example, "Can a blind person lead another blind person? Surely both will fall into a ditch. (Luke 6, 39)
They had just appeared in heavenly glory and were telling him about his departure that had to take place in Jerusalem. (Luke 9, 31)
As the time drew near when Jesus would be taken up to heaven, he made up his mind to go to Jerusalem. (Luke 9, 51)
