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History of the Papacy Podcast

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History of the Papacy Podcast

History of the Papacy

History

4.4531 Ratings

🗓️ 13 December 2023

⏱️ 4 minutes

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0:56.8

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1:09.3

Scott, you were quite cunning in the way you constructed this story to tie it into the word legion.

1:16.2

Yes, I guess that's the question. Yes. There's a number assumptions I jumped to from the story. First of all, the fact that he was living in the

1:23.4

tombs, I took as an indication of this is someone who is struggling with grief and loss.

1:30.8

So this is someone who has unresolved grief.

1:33.7

So I jumped to the conclusion that his trauma probably had to do with the loss of significant

1:39.9

people in his life.

1:42.3

And obviously, this is someone, and we'll probably get into this, who has

1:46.0

real animosity towards pigs. He doesn't like pigs. Then I jump to the conclusion,

1:55.2

given that we do know that there was a lot of people who seemed to have lost their property around the time of

2:03.0

Jesus. If you look at Jesus' parables, they're full of references to day laborers, to people

2:10.2

who have become slaves. His parables are just populated with people like that because there was

2:16.8

a lot of people who were suffering economically.

2:20.1

And as a result, they had lost their family farms that had been passed down in their families,

2:25.1

probably for generations.

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