Luke 3:14

First Nations Version

When the lodge soldiers heard this, they said, “What about us? What can we do?” “Do not use fear or violence to force money from people or accuse them falsely,” he answered, “and be satisfied with your pay.”

Cross References

Philippians 4:11

You should not think that I am looking for you to take care of my needs, for I have learned how to be at peace with whatever the Great Spirit has provided.

Luke 19:8

Pure of Heart (Zacchaeus) stood up to the crowd and said to Creator Sets Free (Jesus), “Hear me, Wisdomkeeper. I will give half my possessions to the ones who have none. If I have cheated anyone, I will give them back four times as much.”

Revelation 12:10

Then I heard a voice thundering in the spirit-world above, saying, “The good road of the Great Spirit has finally arrived! This good road has the power to set us free and make us whole! The Chosen One has walked this good road to the end and has the right to bring it to us. And now, the one who by day and by night accuses the sacred family members before the Great Spirit has been thrown down to the ground.

Titus 2:3

In the same way, expect the elder women to walk a sacred path. They should not talk in a bad way about others or be heavy drinkers. They should be wisdomkeepers,

Philippians 2:15

In this way, you will show yourselves to be pure and innocent children of the Great Spirit. Even though you walk among a generation of people who live in bent and twisted ways, your reputation will shine as bright as the stars in the night sky

Acts 10:7

After the spirit-messenger who spoke to him had left, Little Horn (Cornelius) called two servants and a trusted soldier from the ones who were under his command.

Matthew 8:5

As Creator Sets Free (Jesus) walked into Village of Comfort (Capernaum), a head soldier from the People of Iron (Romans) came up to him.

Luke 3:10

When the crowds heard his words, they were afraid and asked, “What should we do?”

Luke 3:13

“Collect no more taxes than the People of Iron (Romans) permit,” he answered. “To take more is to steal from the people and dishonor the Great Spirit.”