Luke 13

Luke 13

Jesus responds to news of political violence and tragic accidents by urging people to repent, warning that they too will perish if they do not change their ways. He tells the Parable of the Barren Fig Tree, illustrating God's patience but also the expectation of bearing fruit. Jesus heals a crippled woman on the Sabbath, causing controversy. He uses the parables of the mustard seed and the yeast to describe the Kingdom of God, and warns the people to enter through the narrow door.

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The tribe of Dan, seeking territory, sends spies who persuade Micah's Levite priest to join them. The Danites steal Micah's idols and establish their own corrupt religious center in the north.

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A Levite travels to retrieve his concubine, who fled. They stop in the town of Gibeah in Benjamin, where a wicked mob rapes and kills the concubine, leading to outrage across Israel.

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