Luc 20:46-47

Luc 20:46-47 BFC

«Gardez-vous des maîtres de la loi qui se plaisent à se promener en longues robes et qui aiment à recevoir des salutations respectueuses sur les places publiques; ils choisissent les sièges les plus en vue dans les synagogues et les places d'honneur dans les grands repas. Ils prennent aux veuves tout ce qu'elles possèdent et, en même temps, font de longues prières pour se faire remarquer. Ils seront jugés d'autant plus sévèrement.»

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