Sagāthakasutta
With Verses
A noble disciple with the four factors of stream-entry is a stream-enterer. With verses.
Translations
Vassaṁvutthasutta
One Who Completed the Rains
When a monk comes from Sāvatthī to Kapilavatthu, the Sakyans visit him and ask as to the health of the Buddha and the Saṅgha. Then they ask what the monk has learned. He replies that the number of perfected ones is few, and those on lower levels of attainment are greater in number.
Translations
Dhammadinnasutta
With Dhammadinna
The lay follower Dhammadinna leads a group of 500 to visit the Buddha. He encourages them to study deep discourses, but they protest that they don’t have enough time. So the Buddha encourages them in the four factors of stream-entry.
Translations
Gilānasutta
Sick
Mahānāma asks the Buddha how a lay follower should teach a wise lay follower who is ill. He should first be encouraged in the four factors of stream-entry, and then urged to let go of attachments, until he realizes full freedom.
Translations
Sotāpattiphalasutta
The Fruit of Stream-Entry
Association with good people, hearing the teaching, proper attention, and right practice lead to the fruit of stream-entry.