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OET-LV LUKE Chapter 16

OETLUKE 16 ©

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16And he_was_saying also to the apprentices/followers:
A_ certain _man was rich, who was_having a_manager, and this one was_accused to_him as scattering the things possessing of_him.
2And having_called him, he_said to_him:
What is this I_am_hearing concerning you?
Give_back the account of_the management of_you, because/for you_are_ not _being_able anymore to_be_managing.
3And the manager said by himself:
What may_I_do, because the master of_me is_taking_away the management from me?
I_am_ not _able To_be_digging, I_am_being_ashamed to_be_begging.
4I_knew what I_may_do, in_order_that whenever I_may_be_removed from the management, they_may_receive me into the homes of_them.
5And having_called_to each one of_the debtors of_the master of_himself, he_was_saying to_the first:
How_much you_are_owing to_the master of_me?
6And he said:
A_hundred batos/(bat)_measures of_olive_oil.
And he said to_him:
Receive of_you the bills and having_sat_down quickly write fifty.
7Then to_another he_said:
And how_much are_ you _owing?
And he said:
A_hundred koros/(kor)_measures of_wheat.
He_is_saying to_him:
Receive of_you the bills and write eighty.
8And the master praised the manager of_ the _unrighteousness, because he_performed prudently.
Because the sons of_ the this _age are more_prudently beyond the sons of_the light in the generation which of_themselves.
9And I am_saying to_you_all, make friends for_yourselves by the money of_ the _unrighteousness, in_order_that whenever it_may_fail, they_may_receive you_all into the eternal dwellings.
10The one faithful with the_least, is also faithful with much, and the one unrighteous with the_least, is also unrighteous with much.
11Therefore if you_all_became not faithful with the unrighteous money, who will_be_entrusting the true wealth to_you_all?
12And if you_all_became not faithful with the stranger, who will_be_giving the_ your _things to_you_all?
13Not_one house_servant is_able to_be_serving for_two masters, because/for either he_will_be_hating the one, and the other he_will_be_loving, or of_the_one he_will_be_upholding, and of_the other he_will_be_despising.
You_all_are_ not _being_able to_be_serving for_god and money.
14And all the Farisaios_party were_hearing these things, being money_lovers, and they_were_sneering_at him.
15And he_said to_them:
You_all are the ones justifying yourselves before the people, but the god is_knowing the hearts of_you_all, because the thing exalted among people, an_abomination is before the god.
16The law and the prophets were until Yōannaʸs, from then the kingdom of_ the _god is_being_good_message_preached, and everyone is_forcing into it.
17But it_is easier the for_heaven and the earth to_pass_away, than one serif of_the law to_fall.
18Everyone which sending_away the wife of_him and marrying another, is_committing_adultery, and every the one marrying having_been_sent_away from a_husband, is_committing_adultery.
19And a_ certain _man was rich, and was_dressing_in purple and linen, being_gladdened splendidly in_every day.
20And a_ certain _poor man by_the_name Lazaros, had_been_laid at the gate of_him, having_been_ulcerated 21and desiring to_be_satisfied from which which falling falling from the table of_the rich man, but even the dogs coming were_licking_up the ulcers of_him.
22And it_became the poor man to_die_off, and him to_be_carried_away by the messengers into the bosom of_Abraʼam/(ʼAⱱrāhām).
And the rich man died_off also and was_buried.
23And in the Haidaʸs having_lifted_up the eyes of_him, being in torments, he_is_seeing Abraʼam from afar, and Lazaros in the bosoms of_him.
24And he having_called said, father Abraʼam, show_mercy to_me and send Lazaros, in_order_that he_may_dip the extremity of_the finger of_him in_water, and may_cool_down the tongue of_me, because I_am_being_distressed in the this flame.
25But Abraʼam said:
Child, be_reminded that you_took_back the good of_you in the life of_you, and Lazaros likewise the evil.
But now here he_is_being_comforted, and you are_being_distressed.
26And among all these things, between us and you_all a_chasm great has_been_established, so_that the ones wanting to_pass_through here to you_all may_ not _be_able, nor may_be_crossing_over from_there to us.
27And, he_said, therefore I_am_asking you father, that you_may_send him to the house of_the father of_me, 28for/because I_am_having five brothers, so_that he_may_be_testifying to_them, in_order_that they may_ not also _come to the this place of_ the _torment.
29But Abraʼam/(ʼAⱱrāhām) is_saying:
They_are_having Mōsaʸs/(Mosheh) and the prophets, them_let_hear from_them.
30And he said:
No, father Abraʼam, but if someone from the_dead may_be_gone to them, they_will_be_repenting.
31But he_said to_him:
If they_are_ not _hearing from_Mōsaʸs and the prophets, not_even if someone from the_dead may_rise_up, they_will_be_being_persuaded.

OETLUKE 16 ©

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