Luke 12

Berean Standard Bible · Compare translations · AD 29 – AD 30 · Life of Jesus · Tap a verse to copy, share or highlight ·

59 verses · 1310 words · ~7 min read · ~9 min listen

The Leaven of the Pharisees

Fear God Alone

Confessing Christ

The Parable of the Rich Fool

Do Not Worry

Treasures in Heaven

Readiness at Any Hour

Not Peace but Division

Interpreting the Present Time

Reconciling with an Adversary

Footnotes (9)
  1. a v5 Greek Gehenna
  2. b v6 Greek two assaria; an assarion was a Roman copper coin worth about 1/16 of a denarius.
  3. c v25 Or a single cubit to his height; a cubit was approximately 18 inches or 45 centimeters.
  4. d v27 NE and Tischendorf Consider the lilies: They do not spin or weave.
  5. e v31 BYZ and TR Godʼs; see Matthew 6:33.
  6. f v38 That is, between nine at night and three in the morning
  7. g v39 BYZ and TR include he would have stayed awake, and
  8. h v53 See Micah 7:6.
  9. i v59 Greek lepton; that is, a Jewish coin of bronze or copper worth about 1/128 of a denarius

Study notes on this chapter · 1

Prophecy & fulfillmentLinked by the New Testament

A man's enemies are the members of his household

In sending out the Twelve, Jesus says he has come to bring division within families, borrowing the wording of Micah's lament about sons, daughters and in-laws turning against their own households.

When: Micah, c. 730–700 BC; Jesus' instructions to the Twelve, c. AD 28–29.

Original passageMicah 7:6
Where the New Testament applies itMatthew 10:34–36

Editorial note by BibleWay. Interpretations vary; dates are approximate scholarly estimates.

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