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Luke 13
Jesus calls for repentance and tells the parable of the barren fig tree. He heals a woman bent over for eighteen years on the Sabbath, speaks of the mustard seed and the narrow door, and laments over Jerusalem, which kills the prophets.
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Village houses had a lower end where animals spent the night, with mangers along the raised family floor. This is well documented in traditional Palestinian houses and fits the biblical hints of animals kept in the house.