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Nature Boy Florida |
Is he a good example of how to treat those in need?
Obviously there are types and shadows of things to come - but on it's face - Did Jesus use him as a good example?
Let's say the one found on the street is a Muslim - is that how he should be treated?
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12/10/15 6:41 am
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Preacher777 |
| I am glad to see that nobody responded by saying no. If ignoring him or her enters your mind remember these words of wisdom...."Many people get aggravated by and hate being around rednecks until they are the one to stop when their car breaks down." |
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12/11/15 9:55 am
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Nature Boy Florida |
Agreed.
A good thing.
I was more wanting those to look at how he cared for the person - as we sometimes think our way to do something is the only correct way.
Bottomline is: he did do something. I agree with that. We must do something.
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12/11/15 10:39 am
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| I always talk a stubborn insensitive attitude but if I see someone in need then I have to help. So I would help the man in need. |
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12/11/15 10:59 am
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| Looking back on my life it has typically been the most "unlikely " candidate who showed me kindness when I was in need. I love this parable for that very reason. And it challenges me! |
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