Jesus shows his mercy against the legalism of the pharisees while promising the certain coming of His Kingdom.

Paul offers an example of biblical priorities as he explains his desire to (1) Spread the Word of God (2) Share the wealth of God and (3) Submit to the Will of God

In Luke 13 Jesus teaches the necessity of repentance and the expectation of fruitfulness.

1. Remember the Gentiles (vv. 14-16); 2. Fulfillment of ministry, (vv. 17-19); 3. Ambition to blaze a trail (vv. 20-24)

Jesus warns us that judgment is real and warns to live ready for coming the kingdom. He reminds us that His ministry divides between those who believe and those who reject Him.

In Romans 15 Paul relies upon a biblical orbit to encourage Jewish and Gentile members to welcome one another. From this passage we can see the elements of a biblical orbit.

Jesus teaches us in Luke 12 how to live ready for the coming kingdom

In Romans 15 Paul teaches that God desires to see unity and harmony in the body of Christ to show the providence of God the father, the work humility of the Son of God, Jesus, and the enabling of the Holy Spirit to bring endurance to His church. It is the triune God that is able to grant us unity in christ and provide hope through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Jesus explains to His followers that they need not be anxious or worry given the abundant care of their Heavenly Father.

In Romans 14:13-23 Paul explains that Christians should prioritize Christian love over individual freedoms.