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Luke 16
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Luke 16
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1
And
he
said
also
unto
his
disciples,
There
was
a
certain
rich
man,
which
had
a
steward;
and
the
same
was
accused
unto
him
that
he had
wasted
his
goods
.
2
And
he
called
him,
and
said
unto
him,
How
is it that I
hear
this
of
thee?
give
an
account
of
thy
stewardship;
for
thou mayest
be
no
longer
steward
.
3
Then
the
steward
said
within
himself,
What
shall I
do
?
for
my
lord
taketh
away
from
me
the
stewardship:
I
cannot
*
dig
; to
beg
I am
ashamed
.
4
I am
resolved
what
to
do
,
that,
when
I am put
out
of the
stewardship,
they may
receive
me
into
their
houses.
5
So
he
called
every
one
of
his
lord's
debtors
unto him, and
said
unto the
first,
How
much
owest
thou
unto
my
lord?
6
And
he
said
, An
hundred
measures
a
of
oil.
And
he
said
unto
him,
Take
thy
bill,
and
sit
down
quickly,
and
write
fifty.
7
Then
said
he
to
another,
And
how
much
owest
thou?
And
he
said
, An
hundred
measures
b
of
wheat.
And
he
said
unto
him,
Take
thy
bill,
and
write
fourscore.
8
And
the
lord
commended
the
unjust
steward,
because
he had
done
wisely:
for
the
children
of
this
world
are
in
their
generation
wiser
than
the
children
of
light.
9
And
I
say
unto
you,
Make
to
yourselves
friends
of
the
mammon
c
of
unrighteousness;
that,
when
ye
fail
, they may
receive
you
into
everlasting
habitations.
10
He that is
faithful
in
that which is
least
is
faithful
also
in
much:
and
he that is
unjust
in
the
least
is
unjust
also
in
much.
11
If
therefore
ye
have
not
been
faithful
in
the
unrighteous
mammon,
d
who
will
commit
to
your
trust
the
true
riches?
12
And
if
ye
have
not
been
faithful
in
that which is another
man's,
who
shall
give
you
that which is your
own?
13
No
servant
can
serve
two
masters:
for
either
he will
hate
the
one,
and
love
the
other;
or
else
he will
hold
to the
one,
and
despise
the
other.
Ye
cannot
*
serve
God
and
mammon.
14
And
the
Pharisees
also,
who
were
covetous,
heard
all
these
things:
and
they
derided
him.
15
And
he
said
unto
them,
Ye
are
they which
justify
yourselves
before
men;
but
God
knoweth
your
hearts:
for
that which is highly
esteemed
among
men
is
abomination
in the
sight
of
God.
16
The
law
and
the
prophets
were
until
John:
since
that
time
the
kingdom
of
God
is
preached
,
and
every
man
presseth
into
it.
17
And
it
is
easier
for
heaven
and
earth
to
pass
,
than
one
tittle
of the
law
to
fail
.
18
Whosoever
putteth
away
his
wife,
and
marrieth
another,
committeth
adultery
:
and
whosoever
marrieth
her that is put
away
from
her
husband
committeth
adultery
.
19
There
was
a
certain
rich
man,
which
was
clothed
in
purple
and
fine
linen,
and
fared
sumptuously
every
day:
20
And
there
was
a
certain
beggar
named
Lazarus,
which
was
laid
at
his
gate,
full of
sores
,
21
And
desiring
to be
fed
with
the
crumbs
which
fell
from
the rich
man's
table:
moreover
the
dogs
came
and
licked
his
sores.
22
And
it came to
pass
, that the
beggar
died
,
and
was
carried
by
the
angels
into
Abraham's
bosom:
the rich
man
also
*
died
,
and
was
buried
;
23
And
in
hell
he lift
up
his
eyes,
being
in
torments,
and
seeth
Abraham
afar
off,
and
Lazarus
in
his
bosom.
24
And
he
cried
and
said
,
Father
Abraham,
have
mercy
on
me,
and
send
Lazarus,
that
he may
dip
the
tip
of
his
finger
in
water,
and
cool
my
tongue;
for
I am
tormented
in
this
flame.
25
But
Abraham
said
,
Son,
remember
that
thou
in
thy
lifetime
receivedst
thy
good
things,
and
likewise
Lazarus
evil
things:
but
now
he
is
comforted
,
and
thou
art
tormented
.
26
And
beside
all
this,
between
us
and
you
there
is
a
great
gulf
fixed
: so
that
they which
would
pass
from
hence
to
you
cannot
*
;
neither
can they
pass
to
us,
that would come from
thence.
27
Then
he
said
, I
pray
thee
therefore,
father,
that
thou wouldest
send
him
to
my
father's
house:
28
For
I
have
five
brethren;
that
he may
testify
unto
them,
lest
they
also
come
into
this
place
of
torment.
29
Abraham
saith
unto
him,
They
have
Moses
and
the
prophets;
let them
hear
them.
30
And
he
said
,
Nay,
father
Abraham:
but
if
one
went
unto
them
from
the
dead,
they will
repent
.
31
And
he
said
unto
him,
If
they
hear
not
Moses
and
the
prophets,
neither
will they be
persuaded
,
though
one
rose
from
the
dead.
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