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Love for Jesus Takes Precedence over Any Other Affection
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On this way up to Jerusalem, where the Evangelist Luke condenses the greatest number of discourses, parables and anecdotes of Jesus, we find not a few times the recourse to exaggeration. This literary stylistic resource is called “hyperbol.” Jesus used hyperboles of many kinds, for example: to indicate the gravity of preventing sin he said “if your hand is an occasion for sin, cut it off” (Mt 5:30), “it would be better for someone to hang a mill…
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