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2Condemn your mother, condemn her because she is not my wife and I am not her husband. Tell her to stop looking like a prostitute—get rid of the makeup and the provocative clothing.2:2. Literally, "Let her remove her fornication from her face and her adultery from between her breasts." The exact meaning is unclear. Possibilities include: the suggestive looks of a prostitute; the prostitute’s makeup and jewelry; revealing clothing; or a prostitute’s actions with her lovers. In any case the main sense is clear: Israel is to stop prostituting herself with other gods.

10Our skin is hot like an oven because of the fever caused by hunger.

3In the first year of King Cyrus, he issued a decree regarding God’s Temple in Jerusalem: Let the Temple be rebuilt as a place where sacrifices are offered, and ensure it has strong foundations. Make it sixty cubits high and sixty cubits wide,

1A little later Naomi said to Ruth, "My daughter, don’t you think I should find you a husband and a good home?3:1. "A husband and a good home": the word used here refers to the rest and security provided from being married.

3The man’s name was Nabal,25:3. "Nabal" means "fool." and his wife’s name was Abigail. She was a wise and beautiful woman, but her husband was cruel and treated people badly. He was a descendant of Caleb.

9Perfume and scented oils make you feel happy, but good advice from a friend is even better.27:9. The Hebrew of the second phrase is unclear.

2"Tell the Israelites that these are my religious festivals, the festivals of the Lord that you are to call as the holy times when we meet together.

3The Lord is slow to become angry, has great power, and will not leave the guilty unpunished. He walks among the whirlwind and the storm; the clouds are like dust beneath his feet.

4All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in different languages as the Spirit gave them the ability to do so.

4During these forty years your clothing didn’t wear out and your feet didn’t swell up.

12Then Jesus' disciples came to him and said, "You do realize that the Pharisees were offended by what you said."

15When one of them eating at the table with Jesus heard this, he said to Jesus, "How wonderful it will be for those who feast in the kingdom of God!"

20Why does God give life to those who are suffering, living bitterly miserable lives,

4She gave her personal maid Bilhah to him as a wife and Jacob slept with her.

5My wounds are infected—they’re smelling—all because of my stupidity.

1Send lambs as tribute to the ruler of the land,16:1. Referring to the king of Judah. from Sela through the desert, to the mountain of the daughter of Zion.16:1. "The daughter of Zion" is Jerusalem.

1Then Jesus began to speak to them using illustrated stories.12:1. See on 3:23."Once there was a man who planted a vineyard. He put a fence around it, dug a pit for a winepress, and built a watchtower. Then he leased it to some farmers, and left on a journey.

1It was the day before the Passover festival, and Jesus knew that the time had come to leave this world and go to his Father. He had loved those in the world who were his own, and he now demonstrated his complete love13:1. "Complete love." The word used here means both "complete" and "end," so an alternative translation would be "he loved them to the end," which would also be appropriate in context. However, Jesus demonstration of love which includes the cross is really to show the full extent of God’s love for us. for them.

2"Go and speak to the Israelites and tell them: When you present an offering to the Lord, you may bring as your offering an animal from the herd of cattle or the flock of sheep or goats.

29They jumped to their feet and threw him out of the town. Then they dragged him to the top of the hill on which the town was built in order to throw him off the cliff.