Luke 8:42

New Century Version

Jairus’ only daughter, about twelve years old, was dying. While Jesus was on his way to Jairus’ house, the people were crowding all around him.

Cross References

Job 4:20

Between dawn and sunset many people are broken to pieces; without being noticed, they die and are gone forever.

Ecclesiastes 6:12

People have only a few useless days of life on the earth; their short life passes like a shadow. Who knows what is best for them while they live? Who can tell them what the future will bring?

Ezekiel 24:16

“Human, I am going to take your wife from you, the woman you look at with love. She will die suddenly, but you must not be sad or cry loudly for her or shed any tears.

Ezekiel 24:25

“And as for you, human, this is how it will be. I will take away the Temple that gives them strength and joy, that makes them proud. They look at it with love, and it makes them happy. And I will take away their sons and daughters also.

Zechariah 12:10

“I will pour out on David’s family and the people in Jerusalem a spirit of kindness and mercy. They will look at me, the one they have stabbed, and they will cry like someone crying over the death of an only child. They will be as sad as someone who has lost a firstborn son.

Mark 5:24

So Jesus went with him. A large crowd followed Jesus and pushed very close around him.

Luke 7:12

When he came near the town gate, he saw a funeral. A mother, who was a widow, had lost her only son. A large crowd from the town was with the mother while her son was being carried out.

Luke 8:41

A man named Jairus, a leader of the synagogue, came to Jesus and fell at his feet, begging him to come to his house.

Luke 8:43

A woman was in the crowd who had been bleeding for twelve years, but no one was able to heal her.

Luke 8:45

Then Jesus said, “Who touched me?” When all the people said they had not touched him, Peter said, “Master, the people are all around you and are pushing against you.”

Romans 5:12

Sin came into the world because of what one man did, and with sin came death. This is why everyone must die—because everyone sinned.