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Talk: Luke 17-24 (Translated)
February 6, 2023
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→Luke 23:43: Fascinating! Another way out of this dilemma is to construe "paradise" as a state of mind and emotion rather than a physical heaven, in this comment.
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→"Benefactors" in 20:25: Your suggestion of "the ruling class" is superb. That connotes the "team" concept of politics well, which is often lacking in people's understanding of the topic.
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→"Benefactors" in 20:25: - Can you tell I had strong coffee this morning? :-)
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February 23, 2010
→"Apostles" in Chapter 22 v3
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→"Apostles" in Chapter 22 v3: Your point is fascinating, and you're probably right. Please revise as you think best.
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February 21, 2010
→Use of "Establishment" in Chapter 22: Perhaps "local authorities" or, more colloquially, "powers that be"?
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Chris, play nice
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Translating the Bible has always sparked controversy. But liberals have already been doing it, and silently permitting their distortions to spread is not an acceptable option.
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November 16, 2009
→Earthly: Very interesting insight! Thank you.
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→Earthly: I don't see how Jesus would be referring to any sins other than materialism in this context. It's only one Greek word, not two.
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