Luke Chapter 10

Luke 10 

Students gospel-work and experience scheme (SGWES) for seventy disciples

1 Moreover, amid these things, the Lord appoints different other seventy (two), and send them two by two before His face, unto all cities and places, which He intended to go.

2 He also tells them, the harvest indeed is plenty; but workers are few. Therefore earnestly ask the SUPREME Lord, to drive out HIS harvests unto the reaping of the workers. (Matt 9:28)

3 Go away, behold, I send you as it were lambs in the middle of wolves.

4 embrace not even one thing, neither carry money-purse, nor food-pouch, nor sandals, down the road;

5 Moreover, into whoever house you possibly enter, first of all say, Peace to this house.

6 And in case, a son of Peace is there, your Peace will settle upon him; but if otherwise, it will returns upon you.

7 And in the same house you abide, eat and drink from them; because, a worker deserves his wages. Never move from house to house.

8 And, whichever city into which you enter, and they accept you, eat things present to you.

9 in the same city, minister healing to the sick, and tell them, the kingdom of God is drawing near upon you.

10 but, whichever city into which you possibly enter, and they never accept you, proceed forth into its open square, and say,

11 even the dust, that stick to our feet from your city, we scrape you away; nevertheless, know this, that the kingdom of God draw near (upon you).

12 I tell you, on that day, Sodom will be more endurable than that city.

Jesus felt sorry for cities, where more of His miracles were performed and some still remain adamant. 

13 Chorazin, Alas to you! Bethsaida Alas to you! For if the miraculous-deeds that have happened in you had happened in Tyre and Sidon, they would have possibly sit in sackcloth and ashes and repent long ago.

14 Nevertheless, Tyre and Sidon, will be more endurable in judgment than you.

15 And for those of Capernaum, you have been elevated up to the sky, never go down as far as to hades (hideous place). (Matt 11:23). 

16 Those who listens to you, have listened to Me; and those who rejects you, have rejected Me. And those who reject Me, have rejected the ONE Who sent Me.

The seventy came back to defend their SGWES report

17 Moreover, the seventy (two) returns with joy, saying, Lord, even demons submitted unto us in Your Name.

18 But, He tells them, I see satan falling down as it were lightning from the sky.

19 Behold, I give you the authority to trample, up-above the serpent and its scorpion (piercing sting), and upon all power of the enemy, and no one will wrong you/be unfair to you.

20 notwithstanding, do not rejoice, that spirits are submissive to you; but rejoice in this thing, that your names are written in heaven.

Jesus exults in the SPIRIT 

21 in the same hour, He leaps for joy in the Holy Spirit, and says, FATHER, I profess to YOU, the SUPREME God of heaven, and the earth, because you hide these things away from the wise and the intelligent, and reveals them to the simple minded children (nepious); Yes, FATHER, for in this way, it happens to be well pleasing before YOU. 

22 All things are delivered to Me under My FATHER , and no-man knows who the Son is, if not the FATHER; and who the FATHER is, if not the Son, and the Son will be revealed, to whoever, provided is willing (to know).

23 And He turns around to the disciples who are on their own, and says, So Supremely blessed are the eyes that see what you are seeing!

24 No doubt, I tell you, because many prophets and kings desired to see what you see but did not see it; and to hear what you are hearing but did not hear it.

A law expert who had previously heard from Jesus cited the Law of Moses correctly, as amended. 

25 And behold, a certain expert of the law stand up, to test Him, and he says, Teacher, what is to be done, to inherit eternal life?

26 And He says toward him, what was written in the law? How would you read it? 

27 And he answers and says, SELFLESSLY - Love the SUPREME Lord, your God, out of your whole heart, and in your whole soul, and by your whole strength, and in your whole mind (Deut 6:5); and your NEIGHBOR/Country-man as yourself. (Lev 19:18)

28 so, He tells him, you have answered correctly; and you will live by obeying these things. 

A Parable of merciful Samaritan: (show mercy by giving your best, as the case requires, answer the twist of the law expert, who will not want to give all his properties to his neighbor as in Matt 19:21)

29 Moreso, he says towards Jesus; what things will I desire for my neighbor (as) myself, to be justified? 

30 To take him up, Jesus says, a certain man went down from Jerusalem unto Jericho, and fell among robbers, who even stripped him off, and inflicted wounds on him, and went away, leaving him half-dead.

31 By coincidence (sugkuria), a certain priest was going down in that way, who sees him, and passed-by on the other side;

32 Also, even a Levite similarly happens to go down the place, who sees him, and passed-by on the other side.

33 but a certain Samaritan, who is travelling, come down to the same place, and having seen him, he was moved with compassion.

34 and he goes near him, bandage his wound, pour wine (alcohol) and olive oil; and mount him upon his own domestic-animal, leading him to a public lodge/inn, even to take care of him.

35 And upon next day, he cast out two denarii, and give to the inn-keeper/host, and says, take care of him, and anything which possibly you spend, as I return, I will pay you.

36 Which of these three, do you think, will become the neighbor of the one who fell unto the robbers?

37 And he says, the one, who do things with mercy to him, so Jesus says to him, you, go forth and do likewise.

The choice to listen to the hygienic/SOUND words of God must not be under-rated

@Bethany 

38 Moreover, as they are traveling, He enters into a certain village; and a certain woman named Martha, accept Him into her house.

39 And there has been a sister to this woman, called Moriah-maria who even sits down near to the feet of the Lord, listening to His words.

40 but, Martha is distracted, concerning so much caring-service. So she comes up to says, Lord, are You not concerned, that my sister abandon me alone to serve? Therefore tells her at least to co-operate with me.

41 so, the Lord answers and tells her, Martha, Martha, you are anxious and disturbed about many things;

42 but, the requirement/need is little; however, Mary has chosen one good section, which she will not be deprived of.