\subsection{Luke 7}
\subsubsection{Healing the Centurion's Slave}
\VS{1} When he had fulfilled all his words to the hearing of the crowd, 
he went to \Kapernaoum. 
\VS{2} Now [a] certain slave of [a] centurion having [it] badly was 
[about] to come to the end, who was to him honored. 
\VS{3} So having heard concerning \Iesous he sent to him elders of the Jews, 
asking him in order that having come he should save his slave. 
\VS{4} So those having arrived to \Iesous were calling upon him earnestly, 
saying that: 
He is worthy to whom this [thing] should be granted, 
\VS{5} for he agape-loves our nation and he built for us the synagogue. 
\VS{6} So \Iesous went with them. Now when he was already not far from the house, 
the centurion sent friends saying: 
Lord, be not troubling, for I am not befitting that you should come under my roof, 
\VS{7} neither am I worthy [that] I come to you, 
but say [the] word\fnLogos{}, and my child be healed\fnImperative{}. 
\VS{8} For I also someone\fnAnthropos{} designated by authority, 
having under myself soldiers, 
and I say to this [one], Go, and he goes, 
and to another, Be coming, and he comes, 
and to my slave, 
Do this, and he does [it]. 
\VS{9} But when \Iesous heard these [things] he marveled at him, 
and having turned to the crowd following him he said: 
Truly I say to you, not even in Israel have I found such trust\fnPistis{}. 
\VS{10} And having returned to the house, those having been sent found the slave being healthy. 

\subsubsection{Raising a Widow's Son}
\VS{11} And it next came to pass he went to the city being called Nain, 
and his disciples and [a] great crowd went with him. 
\VS{12} So he drew near to the gate of the city, 
and behold [the] only-born\fnMonogenes{} son to his mother was carried out having died, 
and she was [a] widow, and [a] sizeable crowd from the city was with her. 
\VS{13} And seeing her the Lord had compassion on her and said to her: Be not weeping. 
\VS{14} And having come he grasped the coffin, 
so those bearing [it] stood, and he said: 
Young man, to you I say: be raised\fnImperative{}. 
\VS{15} And the dead [one] sat up, and began to be speaking, and he gave him to his mother. 
\VS{16} And fear took [them] all, and they were glorifying God saying that: 
[A] great prophet has arisen among us, and that God had looked to his people. 
\VS{17} And this word went out in all Judea and all the surrounding regions concerning him.

\subsubsection{\Iesous and \Ioannes the Baptist}
\VS{18} And his disciples reported to \Ioannes concerning all these [things]. 
And \Ioannes having called upon [a] certain two of his disciples 
\VS{19} sent [them] to the Lord saying: 
Are you the coming [one], or do we expect another? 
\VS{20} Now having arrived to him the men said: 
\Ioannes the Baptizer sent us to you saying: 
Are you the coming [one], or do we expect another? 
\VS{21} In that hour he healed many from diseases and torments and wicked\fnPoneros{} spirits, 
and to many blind he graced to be seeing. 
\VS{22} And answering he said to them: 
Having gone report to \Ioannes what you saw and heard: 
Blind see, lame walk, lepers are cleansed, and deaf hear, 
dead are raised, poor are preached to, 
\VS{23} and blessed is he who is not stumbled in me. 

\VS{24} Now when the messengers of \Ioannes had returned 
he began to be saying to the crowd concerning \Ioannes: 
What did you come out to the wilderness to behold? 
[A] reed being shaken by the wind? 
\VS{25} But what did you come out to see? 
[A] man dressed in soft garments? 
Behold those in splendid and luxurious apparel are in the palaces. 
\VS{26} But what did you come out to see? 
[A] prophet? Yes, I say to you, and more than [a] prophet. 
\VS{27} This is he concerning whom it is written\footnote{Mal.3:1}:

\begin{verse}
Behold I send my messenger before your face \\
Who will prepare your way before you.
\end{verse}

\VS{28} I say to you, none born of women is greater than \Ioannes, 
but the least in the Kingdom of God is greater than he. 
\VS{29} And all the people having heard and the tax gatherers justified God, 
having been baptized in \Ioannes's baptism. 
\VS{30} But the Pharisees and the lawyers have set aside the intention of God in themselves, 
not having been baptized by him. 

\VS{31} To what therefore will I liken the men of this generation, 
and to what are they like? 
\VS{32} They are like children sitting in the market and they call to each other saying:

\begin{verse}
We piped for you and you did not dance, \\
We mourned and you did not weep.
\end{verse}

\VS{33} For \Ioannes the Baptizer is come not eating bread nor drinking wine, 
and you say: He has [a] demon. 
\VS{34} The Son of Humanity\fnAnthropos{} is come eating and drinking, and you say: 
Behold [this] person\fnAnthropos{} [is a] glutton and [a] wino, 
friend of tax gatherers and sinners. 
\VS{35} And wisdom is justified by all her children.

\subsubsection{\Iesous's Anointing}
\VS{36} Now one of the Pharisees was asking him that he eat with him. 
And having entered into the house of the Pharisee he sat at table. 
\VS{37} And behold there was in the city [a] certain sinner woman, 
and having known that he dined in the house of the Pharisee, 
having brought [an] alabaster flask of perfume 
\VS{38} and having stood behind by his feet weeping, 
with the tears she began to rain upon his feet, 
and with the hair of her head she was wiping [them] off, 
and was kissing his feet and anointing [them] with perfume. 
\VS{39} Now when the Pharisee who invited him saw he said in himself saying: 
If he were [a] prophet, he would have known who and what sort of woman [it is] who touches him, 
that she is [a] sinner. 
\VS{40} And answering \Iesous said to him: 
\Simon, I have something to say to you. 
But he [said]: Teacher, speak, tell. 
\VS{41} There were two who owed something to [a] moneylender. 
The [one] owed five hundred denarii\fnDenarion{}, 
the other fifty. 
\VS{42} They not having [it] to repay, he gave them both grace. 
Who of them therefore will agape-love him more? 
\VS{43} Answering, \Simon said: I assume that to whom he gave the greater grace. 
So he said to him: You have answered rightly. 
\VS{44} And having turned to the woman he said to \Simon: 
Do you see this woman? I entered into your house, 
[and] water for me upon [my] feet is not given; 
but she with tears rained upon my feet and with her hair wiped them off. 
\VS{45} You have not given me [a] kiss, but she from when I came in 
was not ceasing to be kissing my feet. 
\VS{46} You have not anointed my head 
with oil, but she with perfume has anointed my feet, 
\VS{47} for the sake of which, 
I say to you, her many sins are forgiven, 
because she agape-loved much. 
For to whom is forgiven little, agape-loves little. 
\VS{48} So he said to her: Your sins are forgiven. 
\VS{49} And those dining with him began to be saying among themselves: 
Who is this, who also forgives sins? 
\VS{50} But he said to the woman: 
Your trust\fnPistis{} has saved you. Be going in peace.
