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Por eso, el reino de los cielos puede compararse a cierto rey que quiso ajustar cuentas con sus siervos. (Matthew 18:23)
Al comenzar a ajustarlas, le fue presentado uno que le debía 10,000 talentos (216 toneladas de plata). (Matthew 18:24)
Pero no teniendo él con qué pagar, su señor ordenó que lo vendieran, junto con su mujer e hijos y todo cuanto poseía, y así pagara la deuda. (Matthew 18:25)
Entonces el siervo cayó postrado ante él, diciendo: 'Tenga paciencia conmigo y todo se lo pagaré.'
Y el señor de aquel siervo tuvo compasión, lo soltó y le perdonó la deuda. (Matthew 18:27)
Pero al salir aquel siervo, encontró a uno de sus consiervos que le debía 100 denarios (salario de 100 días), y echándole mano, lo ahogaba, diciendo: 'Paga lo que debes.' (Matthew 18:28)
Entonces su consiervo, cayendo a sus pies, le suplicaba: 'Ten paciencia conmigo y te pagaré.' (Matthew 18:29)

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Matthew 18:26 - Cross Reference

Pues desconociendo la justicia de Dios y procurando establecer la suya propia, no se sometieron a la justicia de Dios. (Romans 10:3)
Supongo que aquél a quien le perdonó más," respondió Simón. Y Jesús le dijo: "Has juzgado correctamente." (Luke 7:43)
Entonces su consiervo, cayendo a sus pies, le suplicaba: 'Ten paciencia conmigo y te pagaré.' (Matthew 18:29)
Y se acercó un leproso y se postró ante El, diciendo: "Señor, si quieres, puedes limpiarme." (Matthew 8:2)