Proper 20: Amos 8.4-7, Psalm 113, 1 Timothy 2.1-7; Luke 16.1-13
THIS Gospel is a complete package: parable, plus interpretation. Three times, Jesus uses a peculiar word to describe the dishonest steward. But, unless we are reading the passage in t…
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