NT 12Luke 10-14, 16-17

NT 12Luke 10-14, 16-17Gospel ConcertosNote that in the Gospel Harmony (BD 691), Luke gets a little solo here for a few chaptersLuke 10-17.John has several upcoming solos (BD 692-696)John 7-11, part of 12, 13-17.Luke 10:25-37Element in ParableInterpretationTravellerWay to JerichoFell among thievesHalf deadPriestLeviteSamaritanBound woundsOn his own beastInnInnkeeper2pence, more

Who is my neighbor? Go & do thou likewise

Inspired VersionLuke 10:32You may create footnote 32a at the end of verse 32 that says of the way; for they desired in their hearts that it might not be known that they had seen him (Luke 10:33, Inspired Version).Luke 10:25-37ElementInterpretation 1Interpretation 2TravellerWay to JerichoFell among thievesHalf deadPriestLeviteSamaritanBound woundsOn his own beastInnInnkeeper2pence, more

Luke 10:25-37ElementInterpretation 1Interpretation 2TravellerFallen manWay to JerichoMortalityFell among thievesSubject to SatanHalf deadSpiritual death can still be avertedPriestLaw of MosesLeviteOT prophetsSamaritan ChristBound woundsHealing usOn his own beastPut our weight on His bodyInnThe ChurchInnkeeperProphet2pence, moreAll necessary for our salvation

Luke 10:38-42

Luke 10:38-42This scripture reminds every Martha, male and female, that we should not be so occupied with what is routine and temporal that we fail to cherish those opportunities that are unique and spiritual (Dallin H. Oaks, CR, 10/95, 76).

Consider your morning from the moment you awoke until now. Make a list of all the things for which you are grateful just from that time period.Luke 17:11-19Elder Haight

The Ten LepersWhich am I?

Luke 17:11-19But where are the nine?