Holy Week is the story of two loves. One love was human, fickle, and cringing in the face of death. The other was divine, enduring, and shattered mortality with its power even as it gave all that could be shared. In doing this it showed us beyond words what it means to be Christian.
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…Often when someone throws a rock at a dog rather than rushing at the person who threw the stone, the dog will run and bite the stone. We do the same thing. The tempter uses someone else to tempt us, either in word or deed, and rather than deal with the tempter who threw the stone, we bite the rock, our fellow man that the hater of the good used against us.
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