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OET-RV by cross-referenced section LUKE 13:18

LUKE 13:18–13:19 ©

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A small seed grows into a large bush

Luke 13:18–19

Mark 4:30–32

Mat 13:31–32

13:18 A small seed grows into a large bush

(Mark 4:30-32, Mat. 13:31-32)

18So he told them, “What is God’s kingdom similar to? What can I use to describe it? 19It’s like a mustard seed, which a person might take and throw into their garden and then it grows in a bush and the birds make their nests in its branches.

4:30 The small seed produces a large result

(Mat. 13:31-32, Luke 13:18-19)

30Again he said, “What could we liken God’s kingdom to? Or what parable could we explain it with? 31It’s like planting a mustard seed in the ground—a very small seed. 32But when it’s planted and grows up, it forms a large bush with many branches so that birds can rest in its shade.

13:31 The parable about the small mustard seed

(Mark 4:30-32, Luke 13:18-19)

31Another one of his parables went like this: “The kingdom of the heavens is like a mustard seed that a man planted in his field. 32Even though it’s a very small seed, it grows larger than most garden plants and becomes such a large bush that birds even come and nest in its branches.