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• 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)

• Rather, when thou givest hospitality, invite poor men to come, the cripples, the lame, the blind: (Luke 14, 13)

• 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 when the time came for his supper, he sent one of his own servants telling the invited guests to come, for all was now ready. (Luke 14, 17)

• 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)

• The servant came back and told his master all this, whereupon the host fell into a rage, and said to his servant, Quick, go out into the streets and lanes of the city; bring in the poor, the cripples, the blind and the lame. (Luke 14, 21)

• And when the servant told him, Sir, all has been done according to thy command, but there is room left still, (Luke 14, 22)

• Great multitudes bore him company on his way; to these he turned, and said: (Luke 14, 25)

• Is he to lay the foundation, and then find himself unable to complete the work, so that all who see it will fall to mocking him (Luke 14, 29)

• Or if a king is setting out to join battle with another king, does he not first sit down and deliberate, whether with his army of ten thousand he can meet the onset of one who has twenty thousand? (Luke 14, 31)

• If he cannot, then, while the other is still at a distance, he despatches envoys to ask for conditions of peace. (Luke 14, 32)

• It is of no use either to the soil or to the dung-heap; it will be thrown away altogether. Listen, you that have ears to hear with. (Luke 14, 35)