Luke 20

Religious leaders question Jesus' authority in the Temple; he counters by asking about Iōannēs (John the Baptist)'s authority and tells the Parable of the Wicked Tenants, foretelling the rejection of God's son.[1][2] Jesus teaches to render to Kaisar (Caesar) what is Caesar's and to Theos (God) what is God's, refutes the Saddoukaiōn (Sadducees) on resurrection, questions the Christ as David's kyrios (Lord), and praises a poor widow's offering while warning against graphōn (scribes).[1][2][3]

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