Luke 18
In the parable of the unjust judge, Jesus teaches his disciples to be persistent in prayer, arguing that if an unjust judge will grant justice through one woman’s persistence, how much more so will a perfect and infallible judge grant justice to those who ask? He also tells a parable to those who thought they were righteous, concluding the story with what would have been seen as a twist: the sinner who repents is justified, not the self-righteous man who brings his works before God as his justification. Later, Jesus predicts his death a third time as they continue toward Jerusalem.
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Show Notes
In the parable of the unjust judge, Jesus teaches his disciples to be persistent in prayer, arguing that if an unjust judge will grant justice through one woman’s persistence, how much more so will a perfect and infallible judge grant justice to those who ask? He also tells a parable to those who thought they were righteous, concluding the story with what would have been seen as a twist: the sinner who repents is justified, not the self-righteous man who brings his works before God as his justification. Later, Jesus predicts his death a third time as they continue toward Jerusalem.
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Christian Standard Bible translation.
All music written and produced by John Burgess Ross.
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