Luke 7:41

The third line (in English) translating the meaning of each word in the Orthodox Yiddish Brit Chadas

a certain lender has had two masters of debts; one is him owed was five hundred denarii, the another only fifty.

Cross References

Luke 7:47

on account of which I tell you (SG), her sins, the many, are its forgiven become; because she has a much love had; whom however little becomes forgiven, that (one) loves little.

Romans 5:20

the Torah however did come in, so that the trespasses may themselves increase; and where the sin did itself increase, is the grace even more overflow,

Matthew 18:28

when however that servant is went out, did he find one of his co-servants, who is him owing was hundred denarii; and he did him seize, and did him choke, and said: pay, what you (SG) are owing!

Matthew 6:12

and forgive us our debts, as also we have forgiven the (ones), who are to us in debt.

Romans 3:23

because all have sinned and fallen (short) in the glory of Hashem;

Luke 11:4

and forgive us our sin, because we ourselves are also forgive every one, who is us in debt. and bring us not to any temptation.

Luke 13:4

or those eighteen, on which the tower did fall/collapse in Siloam and has them killed, think you (PL) (perhaps), that they are was guilty more than all people, who dwell in Jerusalem?

Luke 12:48

however the one, who has not known, and has done this, for which he is liable beating, will few struck to be. and every one, whom a many was given, will a many required to be from him; and whom they has a many entrusted, will more required of him.

Mark 6:37

he however has answering to them said: give you (PL) them to eat! and they did to him say: should we go and buy bread for two hundred denarii, and them give to eat?

Luke 7:40

and answering, has Yehoshua to him said: Simon, I have you (SG) something to say. and he has said: Rebbe, tell!