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|"rich" now refers simply to one with many possessions, and this verse is sometimes misunderstood to justify laziness or even socialism
 
|"rich" now refers simply to one with many possessions, and this verse is sometimes misunderstood to justify laziness or even socialism
 
|having a love of possession for its own sake; miserliness
 
|having a love of possession for its own sake; miserliness
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|replace "rich" with "miserly" - but N.B. ''When the evening came, there came a '''miserly''' man of Arimathaea, named Joseph, who also himself was Jesus' disciple''. It could work, though.
 
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