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Did Jesus avoid proclaiming a “day of vengeance” against Israel in the synagogue in Nazareth?

peter wilkinson → Andrew: The destruction of Jerusalem
Andrew → peter wilkinson: Neither should you, or you
peter wilkinson → Andrew: My reply to this, though
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Well, there are some
Alex → Andrew: To add to your list, Luke
Andrew → peter wilkinson: Jesus says that “these are
Andrew → peter wilkinson: …the inference you draw of a
peter wilkinson → peter wilkinson: Actually, the “time of
peter wilkinson → Andrew: This is quite a mish mash of
Andrew → peter wilkinson: So who is it then who brings
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Your dismissal of Jesus’s

The violence of Jesus in the temple: setting a bad example

peter wilkinson → Andrew: That’s fine. All I’m saying
Andrew → peter wilkinson: I wrote a piece about this
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Not contradiction perhaps,
Andrew → peter wilkinson: I’ve just posted on Luke 4:18
peter wilkinson → peter wilkinson: Note to myself: avoid replies
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Why am I mistaken about Luke
Andrew → peter wilkinson: Taking isolated verses out of
peter wilkinson → Andrew: John’s gospel seems to be
Andrew → John Morehead: Hi John. An interesting
John Morehead → Andrew: I find this interesting not
Andrew → Alex : Yes, I think the sermon on
Alex → Andrew: All spot on, Andrew. The

Death is swallowed up in victory. What? When? And has he misread the scriptures?

Philip Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Hi Peter,
peter wilkinson → Philip Ledgerwood: Thanks Phil. I hadn’t realise
Philip Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Sure, we can discuss my own
peter wilkinson → Philip Ledgerwood: What do you think Isaiah 25:6
Philip Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Just to clarify, Isaiah 25 is

The “historical” Jesus is anything but gentle, meek and mild

Andrew → Alex F: I don’t normally have much to
Alex F → Andrew: Andrew,
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