Luke 14
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Luke 14:18-24

18And all beganG757, without exception, to excuse themselves. The firstG4413 saidG3004 to him, I have boughtG59 landG68, and I must goG1831 out and seeG3708 it; I pray thee holdG2192 me for excused.

19And another saidG3004, I have boughtG59 fiveG4002 yoke of oxenG1016, and I goG4198 to prove them; I pray thee holdG2192 me for excused.

20And another saidG3004, I have marriedG1060 a wifeG1135, and on this accountG1223 I cannot comeG2064.

21And the bondman cameG1831 up and broughtG1521 back wordG518 of these thingsG3778 to his lordG2962. Then the masterG2962 of the houseG3617, in anger, saidG3004 to his bondman, GoG1831 out quickly into the streetsG4505 and lanes of the cityG4172, and bringG1521 hereG5602 the poorG4434 and crippled and lameG5560 and blindG5185.

22And the bondman saidG3004, SirG2962, it isG1510 done as thou hast commandedG2004, and there isG1510 stillG2089 room.

23And the lordG2962 saidG3004 to the bondman, GoG1831 out into the waysG3598 and fences and compelG315 to comeG1831 in, that my houseG3624 may be filledG1072;

24for I sayG3004 to you, that not oneG3762 of those menG435 who were invited shall tasteG1089 of my supperG1173.

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