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He told them, Take nothing with you to use on your journey, staff or wallet or bread or money; you are not to have more than one coat apiece. (Luke 9, 3)
give us this day our daily bread; (Luke 11, 3)
Let us suppose that one of you has a friend, to whom he goes at dead of night, and asks him, Lend me three loaves of bread, neighbour; (Luke 11, 5)
Among yourselves, if a father is asked by his son for bread, will he give him a stone? Or for a fish, will he give him a snake instead of a fish? (Luke 11, 11)
and you yourselves like men awaiting their master’s return from a wedding feast, so that they may open to him at once when he comes and knocks at the door. (Luke 12, 36)
Hearing this, one of his fellow guests said to him, Blessed is the man who shall feast in the kingdom of God. (Luke 14, 15)
Then he came to himself, and said, How many hired servants there are in my father’s house, who have more bread than they can eat, and here am I perishing with hunger! (Luke 15, 17)
And now the feast of unleavened bread, the paschal feast, as it is called, was draw-ing near. (Luke 22, 1)
Then the day of unleavened bread came; on this day, the paschal victim must be killed; (Luke 22, 7)
Then he took bread, and blessed and broke it, and gave it to them, saying, This is my body, given for you; do this for a commemoration of me. (Luke 22, 19)
And then, when he sat down at table with them, he took bread, and blessed, and broke it, and offered it to them; (Luke 24, 30)
And they told the story of their encounter in the road, and how they recognized him when he broke bread. (Luke 24, 35)
