Luke 13:10

•  The Crippled Woman (Luke 13:10-13)

Jesus heals the crippled woman. The parable of the barren fig-tree. (ALEXANDER Master)	Healing an aged woman (BIDA, Alexandre)	Woman who had been crippled by a spirit for eighteen years, The (TISSOT, James)	Woman bent with infirmity was healed by Jesus, A (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of Lillie A. Faris's 'Standard Bible Story Readers, Book 1-5', 1925-28)







(5 Pictures)   Related Chapter:  Luke 13

Luke 15:26

•  Eating with Sinners, Repentance (Luke 15)
Matthew puts the parable of the lost sheep into a different setting

Jesus eats with publicans and sinners (BIDA, Alexandre)	Prodigal youth, The (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of Jerome Nadal's 'Evangelicae Historiae Imagines', 1593)	Jesus eats with sinners (UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings)

(3 Pictures)   Related Topics:  In a Foreign Country ;  Leaving Home ;  Rejoicing the Repentant Sinner ;  Returning Home ;  The Lost Coin ;  The Lost Sheep ;  The Tax Collector  |   Related Chapter:  Luke 15

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•  The Brother (Luke 15:25-32)

Happy to have his son back (COLETTE, Isabella)	Parable of the prodigal son, The (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'Abbott Illustrated New Testament', 1878)	But now he is alive (VALLOTTON, Annie)	Prodigal's brother (WEIGEL, Johann Christoph)

(4 Pictures)   Related Chapter:  Luke 15