New Testament 187

New Testament 187

 

Sarcophagus image of "Good Shepherd"
Depiction of Jesus as the “Good Shepherd” on a sarcophagus from the late second century after Christ.
(Click to enlarge.)
Photograph by Sailko, Wikimedia CC

 

Luke 11:9-13

Compare Matthew 7:7-11; John 14:13-14; 15:7; 16:24

 

In this passage, Jesus encourages disciples to pray.

 

If ordinary mortal fathers are often inclined to grant the requests of their children, God — whose goodness is perfect, rather than, like ours, partial and occasional and constrained by changeable moods — will be much more inclined to do so.

 

 


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