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Backwards Christianity – The One Who Exalts Himself will be Humbled…

Probably the most important characteristic we are to have as people, according to Jesus, might also be the most important characteristic that society holds up.  In Luke 18 Jesus tells a parable of a tax collector and a Pharisee, to illustrate this point; and in doing so unveils another backwards statement which should keep us in check.
Intro The last shall be first, part 1 Justice-Horizontal, Grace-Vertical The last shall be first, part 2 It is more blessed to give than to receive To be truly free you must be a slave, part 1 To be truly free you must be a slave, part 2 To be truly free you must be a slave, part 3 If you lose your life for my sake you will find it, part 1 If you lose your life for my sake you will find it, part 2 If you lose your life for my sake you will find it, part 3 If you lose your life for my sake you will find it, part 4   Humility - The Dialectic of Knowing and not Knowing  (lots to learn)

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