Luke 19:20

First Nations Version

“Another came to him and said, ‘See, my chief, I have returned to you the blanket you gave me. I folded it and hid it safely away.

Cross References

Matthew 25:24

“Then the man to whom he had given one herd came to him and said, ‘Headman, I know you have a reputation of being a harsh man, taking what you did not plant and gathering what is not yours.

James 4:17

So then, the one who knows to do good but fails to do it is walking in broken ways.

Luke 19:13

“Before he left, he called together ten trusted tribal members who worked for him. He gave each one a woven blanket of great value. ‘Go,’ he told them, ‘and trade well until I return.’ “He then left on his journey to meet with the council.

Luke 6:46

“How is it that you call me ‘Great Chief’ but do not walk in my ways?

Luke 3:9

The tomahawk is at the root of the trees. The ones that have no good fruit will be cut down and tossed into the fire.”

Luke 19:19

“‘Well done. You will now represent me in five villages,’ the chief told him.

Luke 19:21

I dared not trade with it, for I know you to be a harsh man and I was afraid. You take from others what is not yours and harvest food you did not plant.’

John 11:44

Creator Helps Him (Lazarus) came stumbling out of the burial cave with his ceremonial wrappings still clinging to his head, hands, and feet. He was alive! Creator Sets Free (Jesus) told the people, “Take off his wrappings and set him free.” Head Woman (Martha) and Healing Tears (Mary) wept for joy as they tore the ceremonial wrappings from their brother. They could not stop hugging and kissing him! All the people were full of joy and began to celebrate.