Luke 20:21 Cross References - Diaglott

²¹ And they asked him, saying: O teacher, we know, that rightly thou speakest and thou teachest, and not thou dost accept a countenance, but in truth the way of the God thou teachest.

¹⁶ And they sent away to him the disciples of them with the Herodians, saying: O teacher, we know, that true thou art, and the way of the God in truth thou teachest, and not there is care to thee about no one; not for thou lookest into face of men.

⁴⁹ And immediately approaching to the Jesus, he said to him: Hail rabbi; and kissed him. ⁵⁰ The but Jesus said to him: Companion, for what art thou present? Then coming they laid the hands on the Jesus, and they seized him.

¹⁴ They having come they say to him: O teacher, we know, that true thou art, and not cares thee about no one; not for thou lookest into face of men, but in truth the way of the God thou teachest; is it lawful tribute to Caesar to give, or not? should we give, or not should we give?

² this came to him by night, and said to him: Rabbi, we know that from God thou hast come a teacher; no one for these the signs is able to do, which thou doest, except may be the God with him.

³⁴ Having opened and Peter the mouth, said: In truth I perceive, that not is a respecter of persons the God; ³⁵ but in every nation he fearing him, and working righteousness, acceptable to him is.

¹⁷ Not for we are like the many, adulterating the word of the God; but as from sincerity, but as from God, in presence of the God, in Anointed we speak.

¹⁰ Now for men do I obey, or the God? or do I seek men to please? if for still men I pleased, of Anointed a slave not I should be.

⁶ From but of those appearing to be something, of what sort once they were, nothing to me it brings; (a face God of a man not accepts;) to me for those appearing somewhat nothing communicated,

⁴ but as we have been approved by the God to be entrusted with the glad tidings, so we speak, not as men pleasing, but the God that one trying the hearts of us. ⁵ Neither for any time with a word of flattery did we come, as you know; nor with a pretence of covetousness, God a witness;