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| S: That's not unkindness, necessarily. | | S: That's not unkindness, necessarily. |
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− | S2: If you will remember, the [[http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=173:1_Cleansing_the_Temple|money exchangers were in the temple]], and He had a human [[emotion]] pertaining to their [[desecrating]] His Father's [[temple]]. And for a while I think it got the best of the human [[Jesus]]. And His most unkind [[words]], I think, were toward the [[religious]] [[leaders]]. He called them vipers, at least [[John the Baptist]] called them vipers. His worst [[words]] He said against [[political]] leaders were He called Herod an ill fox, that old fox.[http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=171:4_Teaching_at_Livias 171:.6] | + | S2: If you will remember, the [[http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=173:1_Cleansing_the_Temple|money exchangers were in the temple]], and He had a human [[emotion]] pertaining to their [[desecrating]] His Father's [[temple]]. And for a while I think it got the best of the human [[Jesus]]. And His most unkind [[words]], I think, were toward the [[religious]] [[leaders]]. He called them vipers, at least [[John the Baptist]] called them vipers. His worst [[words]] He said against [[political]] leaders were He called Herod an ill fox, that old fox.[http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=171:4_Teaching_at_Livias (171:.6)] |
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| S: But you're talking about whether He did or did not say anything derogatory, but actually I can't [[remember]] that the human [[Jesus]] ever made an untruthful flattering [[statement]] just to save somebody's [[feelings]] either. He always sought something [[good]] to say, but He didn't speak untruth, as far as I recall. | | S: But you're talking about whether He did or did not say anything derogatory, but actually I can't [[remember]] that the human [[Jesus]] ever made an untruthful flattering [[statement]] just to save somebody's [[feelings]] either. He always sought something [[good]] to say, but He didn't speak untruth, as far as I recall. |
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| R: When men came to the [[temple]] to [[Prostitution|procure sexual companions]], Is that [[worshipful]]? (S: No.) | | R: When men came to the [[temple]] to [[Prostitution|procure sexual companions]], Is that [[worshipful]]? (S: No.) |
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| S: Rayson, were you at the time, were you at that [[temple]], were you present when those things took place? | | S: Rayson, were you at the time, were you at that [[temple]], were you present when those things took place? |