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The Second Great Commandment
Jesus looked to the Cross in love — a Saviour was needed, and He must die. They looked in hatred — they did not believe, and He must die. Continue reading
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Tagged Crucifixion, loving God, loving neighbour, Matthew 22, Passion Tuesday, Saviour
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The Greatest Commandment
Any rabbi would love the thought of basing “the greatest commandment” on the “Shema.” Continue reading
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Jesus, the Sadducees, and the Resurrection
As we look at the events of “Passion Tuesday,” the Tuesday before Christ’s crucifixion, we come now to the “question” of the Sadducees about the resurrection of the dead. It wasn’t really a question — these men considered themselves the … Continue reading
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Tagged Matthew 22, Passion Tuesday, Pharisees, resurrection, Sadducees, Talmud
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