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Luke 12:13

Bid my brother (eipe tw adelfw mou). This volunteer from the crowd draws attention to the multitude (verses Luke 12:13-21). He does not ask for arbitration and there is no evidence that his brother was willing for that. He wants a decision by Jesus against his brother. The law (Deuteronomy 21:17) was two-thirds to the elder, one-third to the younger.




Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing Luke 12:13:

Luke 12:13
Luke 12:14
Luke 12:16
Luke 12:41

 

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