Jesus rejects the assumption that victims of political violence or a tower collapse were worse sinners than others and calls hearers to repent. He gives the parable of the barren fig tree, heals a bowed woman on the sabbath, compares the kingdom to mustard seed and leaven, answers a question about whether few are saved by urging entry through the strait gate, laments over Jerusalem, and continues toward His appointed death.
Jesus rejects the assumption that victims of political violence or a tower collapse were worse sinners than others and calls hearers to repent. He gives the parable of the barren fig tree, heals a bowed woman on the sabbath, compares the kingdom to mustard seed and leaven, answers a question about whether few are saved by urging entry through the strait gate, laments over Jerusalem, and continues toward His appointed death.
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