@@mikitukka thanks for the reply, it’s not satire at all. The Pharisees were trying to trap Jesus in their questions for the reasons of accusation against him. After giving them a short reply, he did in fact walk away. He never stopped loving them but he did walk away from that hostile crowd. He then got into a boat with his disciples and headed for a different spot. With that said, when people desire him to be around he stays, teaches, heals, delivers, and engages with the people. I hope this helps out with any confusion. Thanks for the comment! 😀
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Is this satire? It’s hard to tell.
i did not take it that way i thought it was very helpfull IN MY WALK WITH JESUS
@@mikitukka thanks for the reply, it’s not satire at all. The Pharisees were trying to trap Jesus in their questions for the reasons of accusation against him. After giving them a short reply, he did in fact walk away. He never stopped loving them but he did walk away from that hostile crowd. He then got into a boat with his disciples and headed for a different spot.
With that said, when people desire him to be around he stays, teaches, heals, delivers, and engages with the people. I hope this helps out with any confusion. Thanks for the comment! 😀
No, it's history.