The Gospel Reading of Luke 7th Sundaytranslated

The Gospel Reading of Sunday Luke 7: Luke 8 41-56 (8-11-2026) Original text At that time, a man came to Jesus, whose name was Jairus, and he was the leader of the Synagogue, and falling at Jesus' feet, he begged him to come into his house, because he had an only child, about twelve years old, and she died. But if they obeyed him, the crowds suffocated him. And I saw a woman with a flow of blood from the age of twelve, who, I spent all my life with physicians, could not be cured by anything, coming behind, the hem of his garment was torn, and the flow of her blood was a disaster. And Jesus said: What is my servant? Denying everything, Peter and those who were with him said: Epistatas, the crowds are constantly troubling you, and you say, Where is my apsameno? But Jesus said: I do not seek them, for I am pure power, they came out of me.

But when the woman saw that he had not sinned, she came trembling, and hastening to him, for what reason he was sought after, they told him, in front of all the people, and how he was found depraved. And he said to her: Tharsi, daughter, let your faith save you; go in peace. While they were speaking, they came to the head synagogue, saying to him...