Definition: Luke 7:7 is the verse from the Bible where Jesus heals a man who was beaten and bleeding on the ground. The crowd around him jests that Jesus has "a sickle", implying that he must have been working with some sort of power or force.

An example sentence using the slang/foolish word 'Luke 7:7' could be: "Isn't it amazing how a man who was beaten and bleeding on the ground had to go up to Jesus and say, 'Teacher, I need help getting out of this.' But when Jesus saw the blood, he said, "You're gonna have to lay in wait for me." And so the crowd laughed at him." This is because they were expecting something more profound or dramatic from Jesus's healing powers, but instead, they had a joke about how Jesus must've had a sickle or some other power. The absurdity of it all just makes everyone laugh.