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@KatieVivacqua God calls us to have a strong faith and to consistently pray, and He will bless us for proving our love to Him.

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@KellyMonahan3 Jesus teaches us to not outcast marginal or vulnerable members of society and to be inclusive.

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@keeley72522233 Jesus teaches and prompts us to have faith and pray to Him and He will reward us in return.

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@RenakerAnna God always teaches us to have strong faith in Him and to never stop praying. In return, He will bless us.

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@BerkleyKaela The judge was not inclusive in society, which God teaches us to never outcast people in society.

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@lzheng0626 Our fortune does not match up to our righteousness or faith in God. He loves us, even when we sin, and shows mercy by allowing us to repent for our sins. Being poor does not guarantee the kingdom of God, the same as being rich does not guarantee hell.

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@EmmaDurbin6 Those who sin and repent will receive forgiveness from God. However, those who sin and choose to not repent will not receive a second chance to repent.

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@jonah_raith Jesus calls us to be forgiving and inclusive of all our neighbors and teaches us this when He heals the ten lepers.

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@emmalinej7 Jesus calls us to be compassionate to all, especially those less fortunate than ourselves. The rich man lacked compassion and sinned against God without repentance and was therefore sent to hell.

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@Allison42604943 Jesus calls us to be observant and generous to those less fortunate than ourselves. We do not have to give more than we can afford, but we can not ignore those suffering.

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@EmmaDurbin6 When people demonstrate a strong sense of faith and proclaim their love for God, He rewards them with blessings and eternal life in heaven. #DrMTheo111 #JesusSocialJustice

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@GrantSt43302095 Jesus repeatedly teaches people to have a strong sense of faith and they will be blessed, those who sin and do not repent will not be blessed. #DrMTheo111 #JesusSocialJustice

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@CalebSc76622687 Jesus also uses the Pharisees greed as a teaching of social justice to His people by saying He has the power to send those who sin and live selfishly to hell, and those who do not betray Him will be welcomed into the Kingdom of God. #DrMTheo111 #JesusSocialJustice

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@CalpinCj In the parable of dinner, along with others, Jesus repeatedly teaches His people to be faithful and compassionate and in return their afterlife will be blessed.

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@GigiSharp7 Jesus tells his people to not be selfish and materialistic and encourages them to be faithful. Those who may not have great fortune but are faithful to God are more fortunate after death than those who lived their life with greed. #DrMTheo111 #JesusSocialJustice

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@AndreaDauterman I agree because God was especially disappointed when Oholibah did not learn from her sisters sins. He wanted her to do better and when she continuously betrayed and sinned against him, he punished her.

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@Michael66858486 I agree as God holds the same consequences and expectations of all women.

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@OnkstPeyton I agree God showed them mercy because he did not condemn them when they first failed him. He gave them a distinct warning and anyone to continue to rebel would suffer the consequences.

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@OnkstPeyton I agree God demonstrates justice when giving the penalties because he is not only giving the sisters their deserved punishment, but setting an example for all women.

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@taylormjones4 I agree that God shows mercy when being patient with their sins and betrayal. God gives them their warning to improve and the consequences to deal with if they choose not to.