Luke 7:14

First Nations Version

He walked up, opened the blanket, and laid his hands on the young man. The ones carrying it stopped and waited to see what he would do. “Young man,” he said out loud, “rise up!”

Cross References

John 5:25

The time has now come when the ones who are spiritually dead will hear the voice of Creator’s own Son, and all who hear it will live.

John 11:25

“I am the rising from the dead and the life that follows,” he told her. “The ones who trust me will live again, even after death. Death will never be the end of the ones who are alive and trust in me. Do you believe what I am saying to you?”

Romans 4:17

The Sacred Teachings tell us, “I have made you the father of many nations.” And in the eyes of the Great Spirit he is our father, for he put his trust in the Great Spirit, the one who gives life to the dead and speaks into being things that are not yet as if they already were.

John 5:21

You will see the Son give life to whomever he wants and bring the dead back to life again—just like the Father does.

Ephesians 5:12

The shameful things done under the blanket of night should not even be spoken of,

Mark 5:41

took hold of her hand, and said in his native language, “Talitha cumi,” meaning, “Little girl, wake up!”

Luke 7:13

When Creator Sets Free (Jesus) saw her, he felt pity for her and said, “Do not weep. The Great Spirit has seen your tears.”

Luke 7:15

To the amazement of all, he sat up and began to talk. Creator Sets Free (Jesus) then gave him back to his mother. Her weeping turned to joy as she threw her arms around her son and kept kissing his face.

Luke 7:17

News about this traveled far and wide throughout the Land of Promise (Judea) and into the surrounding villages and territories.