Eli Price
@theeliprice.bsky.social
Jesus Follower. Husband. Father of 2. Podcaster @establishingshot.bsky.social. Black coffee drinker. Film buff. Theology/Philosophy Lover. Fantasy footballer.
2) The political statement of Jesus was to love & die for enemies. It wasn’t simply a death to pay for sins. It was a vision of a new way of living that leads one to love their ENEMIES sacrificially. That is how the world is changed in Jesus’ kingdom.
The question: Which do you embody more?
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The question: Which do you embody more?
(3/3)
September 14, 2025 at 8:05 PM
2) The political statement of Jesus was to love & die for enemies. It wasn’t simply a death to pay for sins. It was a vision of a new way of living that leads one to love their ENEMIES sacrificially. That is how the world is changed in Jesus’ kingdom.
The question: Which do you embody more?
(3/3)
The question: Which do you embody more?
(3/3)
1) The political statement of the state was to kill and/or silence enemies. The Romans hated their enemies and committed acts of political violence. Their way of changing the world was imposing their will and destroying their enemies. (Clue: you don’t have to kill people to embody this).
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(2/3)
September 14, 2025 at 8:05 PM
1) The political statement of the state was to kill and/or silence enemies. The Romans hated their enemies and committed acts of political violence. Their way of changing the world was imposing their will and destroying their enemies. (Clue: you don’t have to kill people to embody this).
(2/3)
(2/3)