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OET-RV by cross-referenced section LUKE 18:1

LUKE 18:1–18:8 ©

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Persistence in prayer

Luke 18:1–8

18:1 Persistence in prayer

18Then he told them another parable because it’s good to always be praying and not to be discouraged: 2Once there was a city judge who didn’t revere God and nor did he allow anyone to sway him. 3Now there was a widow in that city, and she kept going to him saying, ‘Get me justice against my adversary.’ 4At first, he wasn’t interested in the case, but eventually he said to himself, ‘Even if I don’t fear God and I’m not easily pushed around by anyone, 5this widow is making trouble for me. I’ll fight her case for her so she’ll stop harassing me.’

6Then the master continued, “Listen to what the ungodly judge is saying 7and won’t God also bring justice for his chosen people when they call out to him day and night? He’ll patiently listen to them. 8I’m telling you that he’ll quickly bring justice to the situation. However, when humanity’s child comes, will he find faith on the earth?