Where do you get the man being the chief elder of the synagogue? I don't see it in Mark 10.
In a Bible study I was in once. However, here is a supporting source: Luke 18 People's New Testament
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Where do you get the man being the chief elder of the synagogue? I don't see it in Mark 10.
We had many debates about this on the original wondercafe. Some thought that loving God and loving our neighbour were the same thing. I always argued that they were intertwined but different concepts.
From your link:In a Bible study I was in once. However, here is a supporting source: Luke 18 People's New Testament
Did you by any chance mean to post this on the Miracle thread? The biblical references and your comments seem to relate more to that conversation than this one.unsafe says ----
Now this passage with the rich lad is one that has been abused and misused and misinterpret by many people -----saying Jesus had no home and was a vagabond living on the streets and that He had nothing and therefore we humans are to live a poor unhappy life like He did ----
This concept is so unbiblical and so misunderstood ------Jesus said this ------unsafe posting from 2 different Bibles from John
John 10:10 (AMP)
10 The thief comes only in order to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have and enjoy life, and have it in abundance [to the full, till it overflows].
John 10:10 (NLT)
10 The thief’s purpose is to steal and kill and destroy. My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life.
unsafe says
Jesus purpose is for us to enjoy this life and eternal life -----
From your link:
18:18-30 And a certain ruler asked him. For notes on the case of the Rich Young Ruler, see Mt 19:16-30; also Mr 10:17-31. The ruler was probably ruler of a synagogue. See Mt 4:23.
Just to be clear. You are making an assumption about Mark 10 based on someone else's thoughts about Luke 18. And these are only thoughts or speculation. "Probably the ruler of a synagogue", your commentator suggests.
Oh, it's fine here if this is where you want it. I didn't say your comments related to a miracle, I said they seemed to fit with the conversation over on the other thread.paradox3 ---your quote ----Did you by any chance mean to post this on the Miracle thread? The biblical references and your comments seem to relate more to that conversation than this one.
unsafe says ---No--- it pertains to the rich man in this chapter your doing that is misunderstood -----if you don't want it on this thread feel free to delete it ------it makes no difference to me ------it doesn't pertains to Any Kind of Miracle ---it takes receiving Jesus as your Lord and Saviour is all by Loving God First ------ which also pertains to what the rich man failed to do -----
Do with as you will ----
Please try to be aware of when you are bringing another gospel into the conversation on the Mark thread. I think I might have mentioned this once or twice before.No. As I've already shared paradox3, I first learned of this in a Bible study. I just provided the link as a supporting source.
And why does Mark seek so often to put the disciples in a poor light? What about this early community found value in the disciples - those who were left behind as keepers of the Wisdom after Jesus died - being advertised as constantly not understanding, jockeying for position, not having enough faith, etc.
Maybe it hearkens back to Jesus saying He came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. Perhaps the disciples are being shown in a human light rather than a poor one.And why does Mark seek so often to put the disciples in a poor light? What about this early community found value in the disciples - those who were left behind as keepers of the Wisdom after Jesus died - being advertised as constantly not understanding, jockeying for position, not having enough faith, etc.