A little time with Scripture.
Your Bible reading planDAY 305 OF 365

Luke 18–20

Read the passage. Consider its meaning. Bring an honest response.

Before you read: the setting

Luke: Good news received and resisted

Luke gives sustained attention to prayer, welcome, mercy, and the response to Jesus. Meals and encounters often reveal assumptions about who belongs. Follow the journey toward Jerusalem rather than detaching each story from Jesus' mission.

Opening the passage…

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TODAY’S GUIDED LESSON

Attend to repeated words

Repetition can draw attention to an important concern, but it is not a secret code. Notice a word, image, command, or action that recurs, and ask what it is doing in each setting. Let the surrounding sentences explain its force.

Good news received and resisted

Luke gives sustained attention to prayer, welcome, mercy, and the response to Jesus. Meals and encounters often reveal assumptions about who belongs. Follow the journey toward Jerusalem rather than detaching each story from Jesus' mission.

With Luke 18–20 in view: Who receives welcome or a challenge, and what does their response reveal?

Reflect on today’s passage

What repeated detail helps you recognize a concern of this passage?

One response

Choose a repeated word or image and describe its role in context.

Pray

Bring one observation, one question, and one need from today’s reading to God. Ask for understanding and wisdom to respond faithfully.

Original study guidance; awaiting independent human theological review.

Opening your account…