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Jesus at the home of Martha and Mary

Luke 10:38–42

BG1940

10:38И като вървяха по пътя, Той влезе в едно село; и някоя си жена на име Марта Го прие у дома си.

10:39Тя имаше сестра на име Мария, която седна при нозете на Господа и слушаше словото Му.

10:40А Марта като се залисваше с много шетане, пристъпи и рече: Господи, не Те ли е грижа, че сестра ми ме остави сама да шетам? Кажи й, прочее, да ми помогне.

10:41Но Господ в отговор й рече: Марто, Марто, ти се грижиш и безпокоиш за много неща;

10:42но едно е потребно; и Мария избра добрата част, която не ще се отнеме от нея.

KJV

10:38¶ Now it came to pass, as they went, that he entered into a certain village: and a certain woman named Martha received him into her house.

10:39And she had a sister called Mary, which also sat at Jesus’ feet, and heard his word.

10:40But Martha was cumbered about much serving, and came to him, and said, Lord, dost thou not care that my sister hath left me to serve alone? bid her therefore that she help me.

10:41And Jesus answered and said unto her, Martha, Martha, thou art careful and troubled about many things:

10:42But one thing is needful: and Mary hath chosen that good part, which shall not be taken away from her.

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Problems with crowds Matthew 12:15–21 · Mark 3:7–12 · Luke 6:17–19 Man with dropsy Luke 14:1–6 Seventy disciples, to Chorazin & Bethsaida Matthew 11:20–30 · Luke 10:1–24 Parable of the good Samaritan Luke 10:25–37 Jesus at the home of Martha and Mary Luke 10:38–42 Exorcising the blind and mute man Matthew 12:22–28 · Mark 3:20–26 · Luke 11:14–20 Parable of the strong man Matthew 12:29 · Mark 3:27 · Luke 11:21–23 Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit Matthew 12:30–32 · Mark 3:28–30 · Luke 12:10 Good and bad fruit Matthew 12:33–37 · Luke 6:43–45 Sign of prophet Jonah Matthew 12:38–42 · Luke 11:27–32 Evil spirits that return Matthew 12:43–45 · Luke 11:24–26 Jesus' true relatives Matthew 12:46–50 · Mark 3:31–35 · Luke 8:19–21 Women healed and supporting Jesus Luke 8:1–4 Parable of the sower Matthew 13:1–23 · Mark 4:1–20 · Luke 8:5–15 Parable of the tares Matthew 13:24–30 · Mark 4:26–29 Suffering disasters Luke 13:1–5 An infirm woman Luke 13:10–17 Parable of the mustard seed Matthew 13:31–32 · Mark 4:30–34 · Luke 13:18–19 Parable of leaven Matthew 13:33 · Luke 13:20–21 Parable of tares explained Matthew 13:34–43 Parable of the pearl Matthew 13:44–46 Parable of drawing in the net Matthew 13:47–51 Parable of the hidden treasure Matthew 13:52 Nazareth's rejection of Jesus Matthew 13:53–58 · Mark 6:1–6 · Luke 4:16–30 Death of John the Baptist Matthew 14:1–5 · Luke 9:7–9 Beheading of John the Baptist Matthew 14:6–12 · Mark 6:21–30 Feeding the 5000; Matthew 14:13–21 · Mark 6:31–44 · Luke 9:10–17 · John 6:1–15 Jesus' walk on water Matthew 14:22–33 · Mark 6:45–52 · John 6:16–21 Healings in Gennesaret Matthew 14:34–36 · Mark 6:53–56 Discourse on defilement Matthew 15:1–20 · Mark 7:1–23

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