Praying from Luke 17:34. Themes: Judgment, Separation, Faithfulness
Promise. The verse is describing the future event of the rapture, where believers will be taken up to be with Jesus and non-believers will be left behind.
Praying from Luke 17:33. Themes: Sacrifice, Redemption, Faith
Command. The verse commands the reader to lose their life in order to preserve it.
Praying from Luke 17:32. Themes: Warning, Judgment, Obedience
Command. The verse is a warning to the reader to remember the consequences of looking back and longing for the past, as Lot’s wife did, instead of moving f…
Praying from Luke 17:31. Themes: Urgency, Priorities, Preparedness.
Command. The verse commands the reader to not go back to their house or field to retrieve their belongings during a time of crisis.
Praying from Luke 17:26. Themes: Judgment, Wickedness, Repentance
Promise. The verse is stating that the conditions of the world during the time of Noah will be similar to the conditions during the time of the Son of Man.
Praying from Luke 17:25. Themes: Suffering, Rejection, Redemption.
Promise. The verse is a prediction that the person referred to will suffer and be rejected by the current generation.
Praying from Luke 17:24. Themes: Return of Christ, Judgment, Power
Promise. The verse is describing how the Son of Man will appear on his day, comparing it to the way lightning flashes across the sky.
Praying from Luke 17:23. Themes: False prophets, Deception, Warning
Command. The verse commands the reader not to follow after false messiahs or false prophets who claim to have the answers or solutions to life’s problems.
Praying from Luke 17:22. Themes: Eschatology, Longing, Second Coming.
Promise. The verse is a prediction that there will be a time when the disciples will long to see the Son of Man, but will not be able to.
Praying from Luke 17:21. Themes: Kingdom, Within, Presence
Promise. The verse is promising that God’s Kingdom is within the reader.
Praying from Luke 17:20. Themes: Kingdom, Observation, Pharisees
Command. The verse commands the reader to understand that God’s Kingdom does not come with observation.
Praying from Luke 17:19. Themes: Faith, Healing, Salvation.
Promise. The promise is that the person’s faith has healed them.
Praying from Luke 17:18. Themes: Gratitude, Faith, Salvation.
Promise. The verse is a statement made by Jesus about the gratitude of a foreigner who was healed, and how he was the only one who returned to give thanks …
Praying from Luke 17:17. Themes: Gratitude, Healing, Faith
Command. The verse is a rebuke from Jesus to the reader to not be like the nine lepers who did not return to give thanks after being healed.
Praying from Luke 17:16. Themes: Thanksgiving, Healing, Gratitude
Promise. The verse describes the actions of a Samaritan who fell on his face at Jesus’ feet and gave thanks. There is no command given to the reader.
Praying from Luke 17:15. Themes: Gratitude, Healing, Worship.
Promise. The verse describes how one of the ten lepers who were healed returned to give thanks and glorify God. There is no explicit command given to the r…
Praying from Luke 17:14. Themes: Healing, Faith, Obedience.
Command: “Go and show yourselves to the priests.”
Praying from Luke 17:13. Themes: Mercy, Healing, Faith
Command. The verse commands the reader to lift up their voice and ask Jesus for mercy.
Praying from Luke 17:10. Themes: Humility, Obedience, Duty.
Command. The verse commands the reader to acknowledge their duty as a servant and to recognize their unworthiness even after fulfilling their duties.
Praying from Luke 17:9. Themes: Obedience, Gratitude, Faithfulness.
Command. The verse is a rhetorical question posed by Jesus to emphasize the importance of obedience to God’s commands. It implies that simply doing what is…