Luke 10:1-12
Common English Bible
Seventy-two sent out
10 After these things, the Lord commissioned seventy-two others and sent them on ahead in pairs to every city and place he was about to go. 2 He said to them, “The harvest is bigger than you can imagine, but there are few workers. Therefore, plead with the Lord of the harvest to send out workers for his harvest. 3 Go! Be warned, though, that I’m sending you out as lambs among wolves. 4 Carry no wallet, no bag, and no sandals. Don’t even greet anyone along the way. 5 Whenever you enter a house, first say, ‘May peace be on this house.’ 6 If anyone there shares God’s peace, then your peace will rest on that person. If not, your blessing will return to you. 7 Remain in this house, eating and drinking whatever they set before you, for workers deserve their pay. Don’t move from house to house. 8 Whenever you enter a city and its people welcome you, eat what they set before you. 9 Heal the sick who are there, and say to them, ‘God’s kingdom has come upon you.’ 10 Whenever you enter a city and the people don’t welcome you, go out into the streets and say, 11 ‘As a complaint against you, we brush off the dust of your city that has collected on our feet. But know this: God’s kingdom has come to you.’ 12 I assure you that Sodom will be better off on Judgment Day than that city.
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Luke 10:1-12
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10 After meta · de this houtos the ho Lord kyrios appointed anadeiknymi seventy-two hebdomēkonta others heteros and kai sent apostellō them autos on pro ahead prosōpon of him autos, two dyo by ana two dyo, into eis every pas town polis and kai place topos where hou he himself autos was about mellō to go erchomai. 2 And de he said legō to pros them autos, “ The ho harvest therismos is plentiful polys, but de the ho workers ergatēs are few oligos. Therefore oun ask deomai the ho Lord kyrios of the ho harvest therismos to hopōs send out ekballō workers ergatēs into eis · ho his autos harvest therismos. 3 Go hypagō then. I am sending apostellō you hymeis as hōs lambs arēn into en the midst mesos of wolves lykos. 4 Carry bastazō no mē moneybag ballantion, no mē knapsack pēra, no mē sandals hypodēma; and kai greet aspazomai no mēdeis one along kata the ho way hodos. 5 In eis whichever hos · de house oikia you enter eiserchomai, first prōton say legō, ‘ Peace eirēnē be to ho this houtos house oikos!’ 6 And kai if ean there is eimi a son hyios of peace eirēnē there ekei, your hymeis peace eirēnē will rest epanapauomai upon epi him autos; · ho but de if ei not mē, it will return anakamptō to epi you hymeis. 7 Remain menō in en that autos · de · ho house oikia, eating esthiō and kai drinking pinō what ho they provide para, for gar the ho worker ergatēs is worthy axios of ho his autos wages misthos. Do not mē move metabainō around from ek house oikia to eis house oikia.
8 · kai “ In eis whichever hos an town polis you enter eiserchomai, and kai they receive dechomai you hymeis, eat esthiō what ho is placed paratithēmi before you hymeis, 9 and kai heal therapeuō the ho sick asthenēs in en it autos and kai say legō to them autos, ‘ The ho kingdom basileia of ho God theos has come engizō near to epi you hymeis.’ 10 In eis whichever hos · de town polis you enter eiserchomai, and kai they do not mē receive dechomai you hymeis, go exerchomai out into eis · ho its autos streets platys and say legō, 11 ‘ Even kai the ho dust koniortos of ek your hymeis town polis that ho clings kollaō to eis our hēmeis · ho · ho feet pous we wipe apomassō off against you hymeis. But plēn know ginōskō this houtos: the ho kingdom basileia of ho God theos has come engizō near .’ 12 I tell legō you hymeis, it will be eimi more bearable anektos for Sodom Sodoma on en · ho that ekeinos day hēmera than ē for ho that ekeinos town polis.
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