Matthew 19:20

First Nations Version

“Wisdomkeeper,” the man answered, “from my youth I have followed all of these instructions. What have I left undone?”

Cross References

Galatians 3:24

Our tribal law was like an elder who watched over the children and told them how to do every little thing, but only until the coming of the Chosen One, who would give us good standing by the way of trusting.

Philippians 3:6

I was so on fire for our law that I hunted down and brought harm to the sacred family. When it came to doing what is right according to our tribal law, I was faultless.

Romans 7:9

I once lived my life not knowing the law, but when I heard the law’s instructions, my broken ways came to life and I died.

John 8:7

Creator Sets Free (Jesus) looked up at them and said, “The one who has done no wrong should be the first to throw a stone at her.”

Luke 15:29

“The older son said to his father, ‘Why can you not see? I have worked hard for you all my life, and done all that you have asked of me, but you have not even given me one small goat to have a feast with my friends.

Luke 15:7

“In the same way, the spirit-world above will celebrate even more over one outcast who finds the way back home than for ninety-nine who are already safely there.

Matthew 19:19

Give honor and respect to your father and mother, and love your fellow human beings as much as you love yourself.”

Matthew 19:21

“Only one thing remains,” he answered. “Take all of your possessions and give them to the ones who have none, and then you will have great possessions in the spirit-world above.” Creator Sets Free (Jesus) then gave the man the same invitation that he gave to his message bearers. “Come,” he said to the man, “and walk the road with me.”