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

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Yes I misread your comment.

Andrew → peter wilkinson: That may generally be so, but

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Finally, my summary of how I

peter wilkinson → Andrew: I think the time has come to

peter wilkinson → Andrew: No I don’t. I am showing by

Andrew → Philip Ledgerwood: Standing aside hardly

Andrew → peter wilkinson: I think the relish is all in

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Barnabas, 1 Enoch and the

Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew: I don’t know about the “more

Andrew → Philip Ledgerwood: Hey, you beat me to it! Sorry

Andrew → peter wilkinson: That’s a very one-sided and

Philip Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: You might have something with

peter wilkinson → peter wilkinson: Just adding something from

peter wilkinson → Philip Ledgerwood: Origen developed the

Philip Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: “The fact is that references

Peter → Andrew: Peter, after reading through

peter wilkinson → Andrew: This is quite helpful as the

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Maybe I’m not getting the

Andrew → peter wilkinson: I think the “like a

peter wilkinson → Andrew: But his actions are never

Andrew → peter wilkinson: OK, so tell me why Jesus’

peter wilkinson → Andrew: That’s fine. These are grave

Andrew → peter wilkinson: Your statement suggests to me

Andrew → peter wilkinson: Perhaps I am missing your

peter wilkinson → Andrew: The destruction of Jerusalem

Andrew → peter wilkinson: Neither should you, or you

peter wilkinson → Andrew: My reply to this, though

“Missio Dei” in historical perspectives, part 2

Daniel → John: El Dios Creador se ha

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

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