http://manatt.us/2008/02/12/hello-world/ Sometimes 3 lefts is the best way to make 1 right Fri, 11 Jun 2010 21:20:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://manatt.us/2008/02/12/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-3 stevemanatt Tue, 27 May 2008 18:48:31 +0000 http://manatt.us/2008/02/12/hello-world/#comment-3 Good thought Uyen - I guess the way I see it, the Pharisees had mangled God's Word so much to suit their own purposes, it would be hard for me to call them traditionalists, since they only tradition they held onto was the one that suited them. Jesus came to restore the "spirit" of the Law and in-person show them what it meant to BE a believer. Good thought Uyen – I guess the way I see it, the Pharisees had mangled God’s Word so much to suit their own purposes, it would be hard for me to call them traditionalists, since they only tradition they held onto was the one that suited them. Jesus came to restore the “spirit” of the Law and in-person show them what it meant to BE a believer.

]]> http://manatt.us/2008/02/12/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Uyen Nguyen Tue, 27 May 2008 13:20:39 +0000 http://manatt.us/2008/02/12/hello-world/#comment-2 I guess I would define the Pharisees as the traditionalists, not Jesus. That's why I see Jesus as the revolutionary. He shook everyone's thoughts to the core. He told everyone to love thy neighbor as thyself. The Bible says Jesus spoke with authority, not like the Phariseses. The Bible praises Abraham for his faith, but does it say Abraham spoke with authority? Overall, I feel like I agree with you. I guess I would define the Pharisees as the traditionalists, not Jesus. That’s why I see Jesus as the revolutionary. He shook everyone’s thoughts to the core. He told everyone to love thy neighbor as thyself. The Bible says Jesus spoke with authority, not like the Phariseses. The Bible praises Abraham for his faith, but does it say Abraham spoke with authority?
Overall, I feel like I agree with you.

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