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Pero busquen Su reino, y estas cosas les serán añadidas. (Luke 12:31)
No temas, rebaño pequeño, porque el Padre de ustedes ha decidido darles el reino. (Luke 12:32)
Vendan sus posesiones y den limosnas; háganse bolsas que no se deterioran, un tesoro en los cielos que no se agota, donde no se acerca ningún ladrón ni la polilla destruye. (Luke 12:33)
Porque donde esté el tesoro de ustedes, allí también estará su corazón.
Estén siempre preparados y mantengan las lámparas encendidas, (Luke 12:35)
y sean semejantes a hombres que esperan a su señor que regresa de las bodas, para abrirle tan pronto como llegue y llame. (Luke 12:36)
Dichosos aquellos siervos a quienes el señor, al venir, halle velando; en verdad les digo que se ceñirá para servir , y los sentará a la mesa, y acercándose, les servirá. (Luke 12:37)

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Luke 12:34 - Cross Reference

porque donde esté tu tesoro, allí estará también tu corazón. (Matthew 6:21)
Si ustedes, pues, han resucitado con Cristo, busquen las cosas de arriba, donde está Cristo sentado a la diestra de Dios. (Colossians 3:1)
Porque nuestra ciudadanía (patria) está en los cielos, de donde también ansiosamente esperamos a un Salvador, el Señor Jesucristo, (Philippians 3:20)