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 # Lu 10:31
    \\A certain priest.\\ Jericho was a city of priests. A priest
 ought to be a holy man. The law commanded mercy and help to a
 neighbour.
 # Ex 23:4-5 De 22:1-4
 The priest and Levite both disregarded the law in passing the
 poor sufferer.
 (PNT 266)
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 # Lu 10:32
    \\Likewise a Levite.\\ A temple minister. He probably excused
 himself by the example of his priest.
 (PNT 266)
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 # Lu 10:33
    \\A certain Samaritan.\\ The hereditary enemy of the Jews;
 despised and hated by the latter. "The Jews and Samaritans have
 no dealings."
 # Joh 4:9
 If any man had excuse for passing the wounded Jew by it was the
 Samaritan. But, unlike the priest and Levite,
    \\he had compassion.\\ His compassion leads to action, to
 self-denial, and inconvenience. He dresses the man's wounds,
 sets him on his own beast, carries him to the inn, and when he
 left, left money for his care. For ancient inns,
 see note on "Lu 2:7"
 (PNT 266)
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 # Lu 10:35
    \\Two pence\\ was two days' wages, and there was promise of
 more.
 (PNT 266)
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 # Lu 10:36
    \\Which of these three . . . was neighbour?\\ The stranger
 became the neighbour. So we are to be neighbours to all who need
 help. Christian love must know no narrow bounds of race or sect.
 Genuine philanthropy is a Christian spirit.
 (PNT 266-267)
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 # Lu 10:38
    \\Entered into a certain village.\\ Bethany, the home of
 Mary, Martha and Lazarus. It is probable that this incident is
 not related in its order of time. It may have occurred on the
 last journey.
 (PNT 267)
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 # Lu 10:39
    \\Sat at the Jesus' feet, and heard his word.\\ Martha seems
 to have been mistress of the house. Her thought was to entertain
 the Lord; Mary's to hear his word; both commendable; the latter,
 best.
 (PNT 267)
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 # Lu 10:40
    \\Dost thou not care?\\ Her sister seemed to her negligent
 and selfish, when her apparent neglect was do to the absorption
 in the truth.
 (PNT 267)
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 # Lu 10:41
    \\Thou art anxious and troubled.\\ Agitated over temporal
 matters while there are others more important.
 (PNT 267)
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 # Lu 10:42
    \\One thing is needful.\\ Jesus cared nothing for bodily
 indulgence. The important thing was the bread of life. That,
 Mary had chosen. Heed the lesson that he who receives most of
 his word and spirit, is most pleasing in his sight.
 (PNT 267)
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 # Lu 11:1-4
  SUMMARY OF LUKE 11
  \\Rebuking the Pharisees\\

  Teaching the Disciples to Pray
  Parable of the Three Loaves
  Earnestness in Prayer
  The Charge That Jesus Cast Out Demons by the Aid of Beelzebub
  The Sign of Jonas
  Dining with a Pharisee
  The Pharisees and Lawyers Denounced

    \\Praying in a certain place.\\ Luke neither tells where nor
 when.
    \\Teach us to pray.\\
 # Mt 6:9-13
 gives the Lord's prayer, but does not say that the prayer was
 taught in response to a request.
 See note on "Mt 6:9"
 See note on "Mt 6:10"
 See note on "Mt 6:11"
 See note on "Mt 6:12"
 See note on "Mt 6:13"
 (PNT 267)
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 # Lu 11:5-8
    \\Friend, lend me three loaves.\\ This parable is uttered to
 teach earnestness in prayer.
 (PNT 268)
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 # Lu 11:7
    \\My children are with me in bed.\\ He could not rise to give
 the bread without disturbing them.
 (PNT 268)
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 # Lu 11:8
    \\Because of his importunity.\\ When he should continue
 knocking and asking. How much more will the loving Father yield
 to the importunity of his children. Compare
 # Ge 32:28 Ps 55:17 1Th 3:10 5:17 1Ti 5:5 2Ti 1:3
 (PNT 268)
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 # Lu 11:9-13
    \\Ask, and it shall be given.\\
    see note on "Mt 7:7"
    see note on "Mt 7:8"
    see note on "Mt 7:9"
    see note on "Mt 7:10"
    see note on "Mt 7:11"
 These verses are a part of the Sermon on the Mount. It is
 probable that Luke, who does not give a chronological history,
 incorporates them here, though not the time when they were
 spoken. The same may be said of various utterances given by
 Luke. Luke says instead of "good things" (Matthew) that the
 Father will give the Holy Spirit, the best possible gift.
 (PNT 268)
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 # Lu 11:14-26
    \\And he was casting out a demon\\, etc.
    See note on "Mt 12:22"
    See note on "Mt 12:23"
    See note on "Mt 12:24"
    See note on "Mt 12:25"
    See note on "Mt 12:26"
    See note on "Mt 12:27"
    See note on "Mt 12:28"
    See note on "Mt 12:29"
    See note on "Mt 12:43"
 This discourse was given in Galilee (Matthew).
 (PNT 268)
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 # Lu 11:27-28
    \\Blessed [is] the womb that bore thee.\\ This woman, in her
 untaught enthusiasm, comes nearer the adoration of the mother of
 Jesus than anything elsewhere in the NT. The Lord rebukes it by
 saying, "Rather are they blessed who hear and keep the word of
 God." Mariolatry is idolatry. There is not the slightest
 foundation for it in the NT.
 (PNT 69)
02290
 # Lu 11:29-32
    \\They seek a sign.\\
    See note on "Mt 12:46"
    See note on "Mt 12:48"
    See note on "Mt 12:50"
 where we have the same language reported.
 (PNT 269)
02294
 # Lu 11:33-36
    \\When he hath lighted a lamp.\\
    See note on "Mt 5:15"
    See note on "Mt 6:22"
 (PNT 270)
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 # Lu 11:34
    \\Thy whole body also is full of light.\\ If it were thus the
 whole body would be luminous, and if our souls be full of light,
 of the light of Christ, then our light shall shine as that of a
 lamp.
 (PNT 270)
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 # Lu 11:37
    \\A certain Pharisee besought him.\\ Jesus did not refuse
 invitations of Pharisees, or of publicans and sinners.
 (PNT 270)
02299
 # Lu 11:38
    \\Marvelled that he had not first washed.\\ Dipped his hands.
 The tradition of the elders required those who came in from
 without to immerse their hands before eating.
 See note on "Mt 15:2"
 See note on "Mr 7:2"
 See note on "Mr 7:3"
 See note on "Mr 7:4"
 See note on "Mr 7:5"
 (PNT 270)