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For two straight weeks, Jesus throws out parables that challenge the Temple leaders by questioning what they value and why.
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A parable of wickedness told to the wicked creates a challenge for people of faith who seek to do good — it is a call to good courage.
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What we understand as up and down is relative to our location. Locations that, themselves, are relative to each other—it is all relative.
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Debates on what clothes make a professional seem reasonable and valuable. But they hide our confusion over our true values.
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The parable of the wicked tenants challenges us to see in it more than the Passion, but of the actions we treat as inevitable.
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With a parable of wickedness, our minds turn to their own kind of wickedness, not redemption, or goodness. But they could.
