Definition: Here's the definition of "Luke 3:12":
"Luke 3:12" is a verse from the New Testament of the Bible that refers to Jesus, the son of Mary Magdalene and James and Joseph, as they were walking along with an unclean spirit in the garden. The verse states: "For the grace of God has been with you in every city under heaven." This verse can be interpreted as a metaphor for the grace Jesus demonstrated through his actions on Earth by cleansing people of their sins and turning them to righteousness. An example sentence using this phrase could be, "I've heard Luke 3:12 said countless times. I wonder how many people believe it when they hear about God's grace in our everyday lives."
