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Thav

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4. It's not in Leviticus, nor was it written by Paul

Reply to 47of74 (Original post)

Mon Sep 23, 2013, 01:33 PM

Sep 2013

So therefore it is ignored. The only important parts of the Bible are a few passages from Leviticus, and a few passages that Paul wrote. Those pesky teachings of Jesus don't fit within their worldview.

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Another timely Gospel reading [View all] 47of74 Sep 2013 OP

I felt the same way.. polmaven Sep 2013 #1

Episcopal here wryter2000 Sep 2013 #2

The first reading from Amos (8:4-7) was even more powerful UrbScotty Sep 2013 #3

We didn't get that one this past weekend in the Episcopal Church 47of74 Sep 2013 #5

It's not in Leviticus, nor was it written by Paul Thav Sep 2013 #4

They just like a few sentences in the New Testament 47of74 Sep 2013 #6