Luke 5:7

First Nations Version

They called out to the other canoe for help. The men came and began to pull in the nets. Fish of every size poured into the two canoes until they were so full they began to sink.

Cross References

Philippians 4:3

I also ask you, Burden Bearer (Syzygus), to be true to your name and help these women who have shared my struggle in the telling of the good story. These women have also worked side by side with Walks with Kindness (Clement) and all the others whose names are written down in Creator’s book of life.

Galatians 6:2

Bear each other’s heavy burdens, this way you are walking a path that brings full meaning and purpose to the law of the Chosen One.

Acts 11:25

So he went to Tree Village (Tarsus) to look for Man Who Questions (Saul).

Mark 4:36

So they left the crowd and climbed into the canoe with him and pushed off from shore along with some other canoes.

Luke 5:6

They threw the net out into the water. Before they knew what was happening, the net became heavy. They struggled with the weight of it and began to pull it in. But the net was so full of fish it began to tear.

Luke 5:8

When One Who Hears (Simon), along with his fishing partners—He Takes Over (James) and He Shows Goodwill (John), the sons of Gift of Creator (Zebedee)—saw what happened, they were filled with wonder and awe at the great catch of fish. One Who Hears (Simon) fell to his knees in front of Creator Sets Free (Jesus). “Wisdomkeeper!” he groaned. “Go away from me! For I am a bad-hearted and unholy man.” “Do not fear!” Creator Sets Free (Jesus) told him. “From now on your nets will catch two-leggeds.”