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 “Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.”

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 “Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.”

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“I am the Lord thy God, thou shalt not have any strange gods before Me.”

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“I am the Lord thy God, thou shalt not have any strange gods before Me.”

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I think the parable theme highlighted here is kingdom responses. I think this passage underlines how we should respond or act, which is praying If we hope to enter the kingdom of God.

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I think the parable theme highlighted here is kingdom responses. I think this passage underlines how we should respond or act, which is praying If we hope to enter the kingdom of God.

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A persistent widow continuously asking the unjust judge to do justice for her, so she can win her case.

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A persistent widow continuously asking the unjust judge to do justice for her, so she can win her case.

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A connection I have found with this passage is with The parable of the Friend at Night. In both texts, there are two characters that share distinct differences and parallels (One of Luke’s themes “Women”).

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A connection I have found with this passage is with The parable of the Friend at Night. In both texts, there are two characters that share distinct differences and parallels (One of Luke’s themes “Women”).

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With the will and love of God, he listens to his children (us). When we pray to God, we surrender ourselves and say that all our problems are now yours (God’s). 

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With the will and love of God, he listens to his children (us). When we pray to God, we surrender ourselves and say that all our problems are now yours (God’s). 

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 Luke refers to their “heart.” Having heart is using our intellect and emotions to witness and to love God.

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 Luke refers to their “heart.” Having heart is using our intellect and emotions to witness and to love God.

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Another connection I can make is in the old testament in the book of Exodus when Moses goes up to the pharaoh, to convince him to free the Israelites continually for ten days until he agrees. The pharaoh is much like the Judge, one who is powerful and prejudiced. Where the Israelites are in a way like the widow, helpless and long-suffering.

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Another connection I can make is in the old testament in the book of Exodus when Moses goes up to the pharaoh, to convince him to free the Israelites continually for ten days until he agrees. The pharaoh is much like the Judge, one who is powerful and prejudiced. Where the Israelites are in a way like the widow, helpless and long-suffering.

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The widow who has love and faith in the lord are seen as Gods beloveds.

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The widow who has love and faith in the lord are seen as Gods beloveds.

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The unjust judge may symbolize society, and how everyone is unmerciful and biased towards one another.

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The unjust judge may symbolize society, and how everyone is unmerciful and biased towards one another.