Luke 14:18

First Nations Version

But one by one they all began to make excuses. “One said, ‘I must go and tend to my new field. Please excuse me.’

Cross References

Luke 18:24

A great sadness came to the face of Creator Sets Free (Jesus) as he looked at the man. And then he said, “Walking the good road is a hard thing for the ones who have many possessions. It would be easier for a moose to squeeze through the eye of a beading needle.”

2 Timothy 4:4

They will turn their ears away from the truth and believe made-up stories.

John 5:40

Why do you refuse to come to me for this life?” The tribal leaders had heard enough! They just shook their heads and started to walk away.

John 1:11

Even his own tribe did not welcome or honor him.

Luke 8:14

“The weeds and thistles represent the ones who have heard the teaching, but they are too busy worrying about their earthly possessions, so the teaching is choked and their faith stops growing good fruit.

Hebrews 12:16

See that no one becomes an impure or unspiritual person like Hairy Man (Esau), who for a single meal traded away his family birthright.

2 Timothy 4:10

For Leader of the People (Demas), because he loved this present world, has run away to village of False Victory (Thessalonica) and left me alone. He Grows More (Crescens) has gone to Land of Pale Skins (Galatia), and Big Man (Titus) to Land of Holy Robes (Dalmatia).

Luke 14:17

When the feast was ready, he sent a messenger to tell the ones he had invited, ‘Come to the table, the feast is ready!’

Luke 14:19

“Another said, ‘Please excuse me also, for I must try out the horses I just traded for.’

Philippians 3:4

I used to trust in outward ceremonies and had a better reason than others to do so.