Luke 13:31-35 or Luke 9:28-36, (37-43a)

Commentary on Luke 13:31-35 Working Preacher

Working Preacher's reading of Jesus' resolve toward Jerusalem and his lament over the city.

Luke 13:31-35 Center for Excellence in Preaching

A Reformed preaching-focused commentary on the fox and hen sayings.

Luke 13 Commentary: Repentance, False Religion and the True Enduring Word · David Guzik

Verse by verse commentary on Herod the fox and Jesus' lament over Jerusalem.

Luke 13 Commentary Precept Austin

Word-study heavy commentary on Jesus' irony toward Herod and grief for the city.

Luke 13:31 Commentaries BibleHub

Aggregated classic commentaries verse by verse on the fox and hen sayings.

Luke 13:31 Interlinear BibleHub

Greek text and parsing for the fox and hen images Jesus uses.

Enemies, Lent 2 (C) Sermons That Work · Episcopal Church

A ready-to-preach Anglican sermon on Jesus' response to Herod as a proclamation of his true mission.

Luke 13:31-35 - Jesus Laments about Jerusalem Enter the Bible

Luther Seminary's passage-specific background on the lament's place in Luke's travel narrative.

Luke 13 - Catena Aurea Catena

Patristic comments verse by verse on Herod, the day's-journey saying, and the lament.

That Fox Herod Journey with Jesus

An essay unpacking Jesus' dismissive insult of Herod as a display of fearless resolve.

Second Sunday in Lent: Collect and Propers The Lectionary Page

The full set of collects and readings appointed for Lent 2, Year C.

Sermon Brainwave 1012: Second Sunday in Lent (Year C) - March 16, 2025 Working Preacher

A lectionary discussion of Jerusalem, prophetic rejection, and God's covenant faithfulness across all four Lent 2 readings.

Revised Common Lectionary Art Index Vanderbilt

Vanderbilt's Art in the Christian Tradition database keyed to the day's readings.

Lenten Links and Resources Textweek

A hub page linking commentary, worship, and preaching resources across the Lenten season.