Luke 15

Luke 15

The Pharisees and scribes grumble because Jesus welcomes and eats with sinners and tax collectors. In response, Jesus tells three famous parables illustrating God's intense, searching love for the lost. He tells the Parable of the Lost Sheep and the Parable of the Lost Coin, showing God’s immense joy when one lost soul is found. The chapter culminates with the Parable of the Prodigal Son, which powerfully depicts God’s welcoming love for the repentant sinner and the older brother's self-righteousness.

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Judges 8

Gideon pursues the remaining Midianite kings. He refuses the people's request to be king, but he later makes an ephod (a golden cult object) that leads Israel back into idolatry.

Judges 9

Abimelech, Gideon's ambitious son by a concubine, murders all 70 of his brothers to seize power. He reigns brutally for three years until a woman drops a millstone on his head.

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