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  • "Master, in the Scriptures Moses gave us this law: 'If anyone dies and leaves a wife but no children, his brother must take the wife and give her a child who will be considered the child of his deceased brother.' (Mark 12, 19)

  • Now, there were seven brothers. The first married a wife, but he died without leaving any children. (Mark 12, 20)

  • The second took the wife and he, too, died leaving no children. The same thing happened to the third. (Mark 12, 21)

  • Finally the seven died leaving no children. Last of all the woman died. (Mark 12, 22)

  • Brother will betray brother, even to death, and the father his child. Children will turn against their parents and have them put to death. (Mark 13, 12)

  • He himself will open the way to the Lord with the spirit and power of the prophet Elijah; he will reconcile fathers and children, and lead the disobedient to wisdom and righteousness, in order to make ready for the Lord a people prepared." (Luke 1, 17)

  • Produce now the fruits of a true change of heart, and do not deceive yourselves by saying: 'Abraham is our ancestor!.' For I tell you, God can make children of Abraham from these stones. (Luke 3, 8)

  • They are like children sitting in the marketplace, about whom their companions complain: 'We piped you a tune and you wouldn't dance; we sang funeral songs and you wouldn't cry.' (Luke 7, 32)

  • But the children of Wisdom always recognize her work." (Luke 7, 35)

  • Maybe your friend will answer from inside: 'Don't bother me now; the door is locked and my children and I are in bed, so I can't get up and give you anything.' (Luke 11, 7)

  • Even you evil people know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more then will the Father in heaven give holy spirit to those who ask him!" (Luke 11, 13)

  • O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you slay the prophets and stone your apostles! How often have I tried to bring together your children, as a bird gathers her young under her wings, but you refused! (Luke 13, 34)


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