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Luke 6:6
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On another day of rest, Jesus was giving a clinic in a church and a man with a crippled hand was there.
Luke 8:41
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A local church leader named Jairus came up and bowed down in front of Jesus. He begged Jesus to come to his home.
Luke 8:49
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While Jesus was still talking to her, someone came running up from the church leader's home and told Jairus, "Your daughter is dead. No need to bring Jesus anymore."
Luke 10:32
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Then a church worker rode by and stopped and looked, but kept right on riding.
Luke 13:1
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About this time, some people asked Jesus if it was because of sin that God had allowed Pilate to kill some people from Galilee who were making sacrifices at the main church in Jerusalem.
Luke 13:14
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The church leader stood up and clearly had his phylacteries in a wad. He said, "There are six days when you can come for healing. Come on one of those days, not the day of rest. It is a holy day, and no work should be done, not even healing."
Luke 13:17
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The crowd that had gathered erupted in applause, and the hypocritical church leader and his minions skulked away in shame.
Luke 14:17
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When everything was ready, he sent his cowboy to town and invited all the people from church.
Luke 14:18
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But they all had an excuse as to why they couldn't come. One church guy said, 'I just bought some land and need to go check it out. Please offer my apologies.'
Luke 14:19
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"Another church guy said, 'I just bought a team of horses, and I want to try them out on my wagon. Tell him thanks anyway for the invite.'
Luke 14:21
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"The cowboy went back to the ranch with all the denials and excuses from the church people. The rancher was furious and said, 'Go get the rough cowboys and the crippled. Gather up the lame, the blind, and the poor.'
Luke 18:10
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"Two guys went into the church to pray. One was a religious fellow, and the other was a brand inspector.
Luke 19:45
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Then Jesus walked into the main church area and began driving out those who were selling animals for sacrifices.
Luke 19:47
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After that, he taught every day in the main church, but the preachers, teachers of Moses's code, and other religious leaders didn't like him and started plotting how they could kill him.
Luke 20:1
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One day Jesus was teaching in the main church and telling folks about the good news. Many church leaders and preachers came up to him and asked,
Luke 21:1
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While Jesus was sitting in the main church, he watched as rich folks came in and made a flourish of dropping large bills and gold coins into the offering box.
Luke 21:5
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Some of the twelve cowboys began pointing out the magnificent stonework in the main church walls. Jesus saw their wonder and he said,
Luke 21:37
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Every day Jesus went to the main church to teach. Every evening he went back to Olive Hill to spend the night.
Luke 21:38
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People came from all over to hear him teach at the main church.
Luke 22:52
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Then Jesus said to the preachers, church marshals, and religious leaders, "Have you come to arrest an outlaw? Did you bring your swords and clubs because I am dangerous?
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