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God is Not a Master

God is Not a Master

a post-script homily

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JESUS IS THE MAN LEFT FOR DEAD
Jesus is the Man Left for Dead

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Before I take up today’s Gospel, I want to turn to the other readings, beginning with Isaiah 53, the fourth of the Songs of the Suffering Servant, which Christians have long taken as a description of Jesus—misjudged, abused, bearing our sicknesses, bearing away our sins. Jenson refers to the song as the church’s first d…

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