Proper 25: Jeremiah 14.7-10, 19-end; Psalm 84.1-7; 2 Timothy 4.6-8, 16-18
LUKE draws the moral from this parable before he tells it: Jesus challenges people who consider themselves righteous, but whose righteousness consists in contempt for others…
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