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In the Journey to Jerusalem (9.51-19:44), which Luke dwells on longer than the other synoptic biographers, there are 29 “simply priceless treasury of sayings, parables, and incidents unrecorded by any of the other three Gospel writers” (Explore the Book, J. Sidlow Baxter, v.5, p.234):

1. Anger of John and James rebuked – 9.51-56
2. Plow simile to would be follower – 9.61-62
3. The 70 sent ahead of Him – 10.1-12
4. Return and report of the 70 – 10.17-20
5. Parable of the Good Samaritan – 10.25-37
6. The cumbered Martha corrected – 10.38-42
7. Parable of the annoying friend – 11.5-10
8. Parable of presuming rich fool – 12.13-21
9. Reply about those slain by Pilate – 13.1-5

10. Parable of the fruitless fig tree – 13.6-9

11. Woman freed from infirmity – 13.10-17

12. Reply to Pharisees concerning Herod – 13.31-33

13. Sabbath cure of man with dropsy – 14.1-6

14. Parable about guests and inviters – 14.7-14

15. Parable of the great supper – 14.15-24

16. Simile: intending tower-builder – 14.28-30

17. Simile: war-making king – 14.31-33

18. Trio-parable (2) the lost coin – 15.8-10

19. Trio-parable (3) the wayward son – 15.15.11-32

20. Parable of unjust steward – 16.1-15

21. Account of rich man and Lazarus – 16.19-31

22. Illustration: Master vs. Servant – 17.7-10

23. The healing of the 10 lepers – 17.11-19

24. Reply concerning kingdom of heaven – 17.20-21

25. Parable of unrighteous judge – 18.1-8

26. Parable of Pharisee and Tax Collector – 18.9-14

27. Jericho: Conversion of Zacchaeus – 19.1-10

28. Parable of Pounds and servants – 19.11-27

29. The Savior weeps over Jerusalem – 19.41-44

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