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Waiting Maidens Parable

Joshua N. Tilton & David N. Bivin [1939-2026] 14Aug2024 LOY, LOY Commentary Leave a Comment

In the Waiting Maidens parable Jesus warned his listeners not to behave like the foolish maidens who forgot to bring oil for their torches.

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Like Children Complaining

David N. Bivin [1939-2026] & Joshua N. Tilton 02Mar2022 LOY Commentary Leave a Comment

Were Jesus and John the Baptist like children who played a dance and a dirge? Or was Jesus’ generation one that complained like whining children about the prophets who came to warn it?

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