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What was Jesus trying to teach about giving (amount, motive, attitute)?

Amount of donation does not matter. It is the intention and attitude which matters. Widow was a true follower of God and offered whatever she had. On the other hand rich people sometimes donate and offer just to show off their status in the society.

By: Chamel Singh
Category: The Widow`s Offering

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What actions of the scribes did Jesus warn against? Do we have people who act like this now?

Jesus warned against the actions and mentality of scribes because they pose to the society and common people that they are the cream of the society and the society should respect them. They want to walk in long robes i.e. well dressed pretending that they are the influential persons and the God also dances to their tunes and everybody should respect them and they should get respect and seat in the synagogues, at feasts. They dont have any character but pretends to be real followers of God. Jesus further added that these persons will receive greater condemnation.

By: Chamel Singh
Category: Whose Son Is the Christ

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How do Jesus` words make you feel? You may want to save your answer as "Private"

Whenever I recall to my mind the Five Wounds of Jesus (1) Crowning with thorns, (2) The deep wound on Jesus'shoulder as a result of carrying the heavy Cross, (3) Nail in His Hands (4) Nail in His Feet (5) Jesus was pierced in is Heart with a spear, I feel terrible that Jesus suffered so much to save me from my sins. It gives me immense strength to do my best to avoid even the near occassion of sin. I know I am not perfect, but I try to do my best not to offend my Heavenly Father who sacrified His One and Only Son on the Cross for my sins.

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By: Marina Gonsalves
Category: God Forgives You, If You Ask

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