Lukas 14:31-33

Lukas 14:31-33 DASBUCH

° Oder stellt euch dies einmal vor: Ein König zieht aus, um gegen einen anderen König einen Krieg anzufangen. Würde er sich nicht zuerst beratschlagen, ob er dazu in der Lage ist, mit zehntausend Soldaten gegen den bestehen zu können, der mit zwanzigtausend Kriegern gegen ihn anrückt? ° Und wenn er nicht dazu in der Lage wäre, täte er doch sicher dies: Er würde eine Abordnung losschicken und seinen Gegner um Frieden bitten. ° Genauso gilt auch für euch: Wer sich nicht von all dem abwendet, was er besitzt, der kann nicht mein Nachfolger sein.

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