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Tag Archives: Pharisees
The Internalization and Radicalization of the Law
“You have heard it said… But I say to you…” – Jesus To say Jesus of Nazareth was a controversial figure is a gross understatement. Loved by some, hated by others, but extremely hard to ignore … and considered by … Continue reading →
Best… Dinner… Ever
In reading Luke this week, I saw something that struck me in a new way that I thought I’d share. In Luke 18, Jesus tells a parable about two men who came to the temple to pray. He specifically calls out that … Continue reading →
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