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\subsection{Luke 10}
\subsubsection{The Mission of the Seventy-Two}
\VS{1} Now after these [things] the Lord commissioned another seventy\footnote{``seventy''
\sinaiticus{}WH \koine\ most; ``seventy-two'' \papyrus{75} BD \vulgate{} } and sent them by twos before his face into every city and place where he was [about] to come.
\VS{2} But he was
saying to them: On the one hand the harvest is great, but on the other the
workers are few. Ask therefore of the Lord of the harvest that he throw
workers to his harvest.
\VS{3} Be departing, Behold I send you as sheep in
the midst of wolves.
\VS{4} Be not taking purse, nor knapsack, nor sandal,
and greet no one on the road.
\VS{5} But into whatever house you enter,
first be saying: Peace to this house.
\VS{6} And if the son of peace be
there, your peace will rest upon it, but if not, it will return to you.
\VS{7} But in that house be abiding, eating and drinking from them, for [a]
worker is worthy of his reward. Be not moving from house to house.
\VS{8} And into whatever city you enter and they receive you, be eating what they
set before you,
\VS{9} and be healing those in weakness, and be saying to
them: The kingdom of God is at hand upon you.
\VS{10} But into whatever city
you enter and they receive you not, going out into the streets of it say:
\VS{11} Even the dust having clung to us from your city to [our] feet do we wipe
off to you. Nevertheless this you know, that the kingdom is at hand.
\VS{12} I say to you that it will be more tolerable in that day for Sodom than that
city.
\VS{13} Woe to you, Chorazin, woe to you, Bethsaida; for if in Tyre
and Sidon had come to pass the powers that came to pass among you, long ago
having sat in sackcloth and ashes would they have repented.
\VS{14}
Nevertheless for Tyre and Sidon will it be more tolerable in the judgment
than for you.
\VS{15} And you, Capernaum, Not until heaven is exalted? Until Hades\fnHades{} is brought low.
\VS{16} The [one] hearing [of you] hears of me, and the [one] rejecting
you rejects me; but the [one] rejecting me rejects the [one] having sent me.
\VS{17} Now the seventy\footnote{``seventy'' \sinaiticus{}W \hesychian \koine\ most; ``seventy-two''
\papyrus{45,75} BD \vulgate{} } returned with joy saying: Lord, even the demons were
subject to us in your name.
\VS{18} So he said to them: I have beheld Satan
as lightning having fallen from heaven.
\VS{19} Behold to you twelve [is] the
authority to trample over snakes and scorpions, and upon all the power of
the enemy, and \negd{NOTHING} will do you any injustice.
\VS{20} Nevertheless in this be not glorying that the spirits are subordinate to
you, but be rejoicing that your names are written\footnote{or ``have been
written''} in the heavens.
\VS{21} In that hour he exulted in the Holy Spirit
and said: I confess to\footnote{or ``admit to," ``agree with"} you, father
Lord of heaven and [the] earth, that you have hidden these [things] from the wise and intelligent, and have revealed these [things] to children; Yes, O father, that thus
[your] good pleasure comes to pass before you.
\VS{22} These [things] have been delivered
up to me by my father, and no one knows who is the son except the father,
and [no one knows] who is the father except the son, and to whom the son intends to
reveal.
\VS{23} And having turned to the disciples privately he said:
Blessed [are] the eyes seeing what you see.
\VS{24} For I say to you that many
prophets and kings desired to see what you see, and they did not see, and to
hear what you hear, and they did not hear.
\subsubsection{The Parable of the Good Samaritan}
\VS{25} And behold [a] certain lawyer stood up testing him saying: Having done
what will I inherit eternal zoe-life\fnZoe{}?
\VS{26} But he said to him: What is
written in the law? How do you read [it]?
\VS{27} So answering he said: You will
agape-love the Lord your God in your whole heart and in your whole psyche-life\fnPsyche{} and
in your whole strength and in your whole mind, and your neighbor as
yourself.
\VS{28} So he said to him: You have answered correctly. Do
this\footnote{singular} and you will zoe-live\fnZoe{}.
\VS{29} But he wishing to justify himself said to Jesus: And who is my neighbor?
\VS{30} Replying Jesus said:
A certain man came down from Jerusalem to Jericho and fell among thieves,
who stripped him and having laid blows they departed leaving him half dead.
\VS{31} Now by chance [a] certain priest came down in that road, and seeing him
passed by on the opposite side.
\VS{32} And likewise also [a] Levite having
come by the place and seeing him passed by on the other side.
\VS{33} Now
[a] certain Samaritan journeying came by him and seeing [him] had compassion,
\VS{34} and having come to him bound his wounds, pouring upon [them] olive oil and
wine, and having put him on his own beast brought him to [an] inn and cared for
him.
\VS{35} And upon the morrow having taken out two denarii he gave [them] to
the inn keeper and said: Care for him, and whatever you spend in addition I
when I return will repay you.
\VS{36} Who of these three seems to you to
have become neighbor of the [one] having fallen among the thieves?
\VS{37} So he
said: The [one] having done mercy to him. Jesus said to him: Be going and you be
doing likewise.
\subsubsection{Jesus and Martha}
\VS{38} Now when they proceeded he entered into [a] certain village, and [a]
certain woman, Martha by name, received him into her house.
\VS{39} Now
there was this sister being called Mariam, who having sat at his feet heard
his word.
\VS{40} Now Martha was overburdened concerning much service. So
having stood [before him] she said: Lord, doesn't it matter to you that my only sister
abandons me to the serving? Speak therefore to her that she help me.
\VS{41} But answering the Lord said to her: Martha, Martha, You are anxious and
troubled concerning many [things].
\VS{42} But one is needful, and Mariam has chosen
the good portion, which will not be taken from her.