Luke

Isa told his followers: "Temptations must come, but woe to the one who is the source of them.

Suppose someone misleads one of these little ones. It would be better for him for a grindstone to be tied to his neck and for him to be thrown in the sea.

Pay attention to yourselves! If your brother does something bad to you, rebuke him. If he repents, pardon him.

Suppose he does something bad to you seven times every day and returns to you seven times and says: 'I have sinned against you and I repent.' Then you must pardon him."

Then the hawariyun said to their mawla: "Please increase our trust!"

Their mawla said: "If the amount of your trust was like a mustard seed, you would tell a berry tree: be uprooted and be planted in the sea. And it would obey you.

If one of your slaves returns from his work plowing or herding sheep, would you tell him as soon as he arrives: Please have a seat at the table?

No. You will order him: Prepare my dinner and serve me while I eat and drink. Then you may eat and drink.

Must the master thank his slave for obeying his orders?

So if you do everything you were ordered to, say: Slaves deserve no thanks for doing what they have to do. We only did what we had to do."

Then Isa passed between Samaria and Al-Jalil on his way to Al-Quds.

He entered a village in front of him and ten people suffering from leprosy met him. They were standing far away.

Then they cried out for help: "Isa, our master, have mercy on us!"

Isa looked at them and told them: "Go and show yourselves to the ahbar of the house of Allah." So they went. As they were on the way, they were all healed and made tahir.

One of them returned as soon as he saw that he had been healed. He loudly praised the glory of Allah.

He threw himself on his face at the feet of Isa, giving thanks. He was a Samaritan.

Isa answered him: "Did not ten people get healed and become tahir? Where are the other nine people?

Did no one among them return and praise Allah for his grace except this foreigner?"

Then he told him: "Get up, and go on your way. Your trust has healed you."

The Pharisees asked him one day when the kingdom of Allah would appear. He answered: "The kingdom of Allah will not come with visible ayat.

People will not say: 'Here it is!' or 'There it is!' Truly the kingdom of Allah is in your midst."

He said to his followers: "Days will come when you will want to see one day of the days of Sayyid Al-Bashar. But you will not see it.

People will say: 'He is here!' or 'He is there!' But do not go out and follow them.

Sayyid Al-Bashar in his day will appear like the lightning that shines. The light of lightning reaches the horizons of the earth.

But he must first suffer many pains and be rejected by this generation.

The way it was in the days of Nuh is the way it will it be in the days of Sayyid Al-Bashar:

People kept eating and drinking, marrying and getting married, until the day Nuh entered the ark. Then the flood came and destroyed them all.

It was the same in the days of Lut. They were eating and drinking, buying and selling, planting and building.

But on the day Lut went out of the city of Sodom, Allah sent down fire and sulfur on them and destroyed them all.

It will be the same on the day Sayyid Al-Bashar appears.

On that day, anyone on the roof should not go down to get his things from the house. Anyone in the field should not return.

Remember the wife of Lut!

Whoever tries to save his life will lose it. Whoever loses his life will keep it.

I tell you that in that night, two people will be sleeping on one bed. One of them will be taken and the other one will be left.

Two women will meet at the wheat mill.

One of them will be taken and the other one will be left."

They answered him: "Where is that, our mawla?" He said to them: "Birds of prey gather around a corpse."