Luke 19:30
The Scripture
(30) Saying, Go ye into the village over against you; in the which at your entering ye shall find a colt tied, whereon yet never man sat: loose him, and bring him hither.
Chapter overview (whole chapter)
A young man leaves his home and spends his money on reckless living, then returns to his father who welcomes him with open arms. His older brother, who has never left home, becomes angry and refuses to share the father's joy. The story teaches that God’s love is greater than human pride and that forgiveness is freely given.
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Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
Luke 19:32Luke 22:8Luke 22:9Luke 22:10Luke 22:11Luke 22:12Luke 22:13I Samuel 10:2I Samuel 10:3I Samuel 10:4I Samuel 10:5I Samuel 10:6
Related verses (shared words)
Mark 11:2Matthew 21:2II Chronicles 18:9Ecclesiastes 8:17Mark 11:4Luke 19:33