A Dinner Scandal

en-usSeptember 15, 2013

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Luke 19:1-11. Who could predict that one lunch would make such an stir? The Jews were waiting for their Messiah to overthrow their Roman oppressors. Despite this, Zacchaeus was a thief, a traitor and a collaborator with Rome. Imagine their surprise when the leading Messiah candidate shared a meal with the enemy instead of swinging a sword.

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