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169. Luke 14:1-14 <Overturn of Seats>
The chiefs of Pharisees seemed to invite Jesus politely but they actually intended to insult him. It was because they made a man suffering from dropsy whose body swelled like a balloon seated in front of Jesus.According to the Jewish customs, a person¡¯s seat is arranged by their social positions. So, it was not possible for the sick man to come into the Pharisee¡¯s house. It was natural for them to isolate him for religious and social reasons. Therefore, they wanted to injure the authority of Jesus who got along with the sick and prostitutes by placing his seat alongside the sick while making their seats high to show off their religious superiority. But, Jesus didn¡¯t care of his transcendental position. Rather, he brought the sick man near, healed and befriended him.
See. Although Jesus did not mind where he was seated, his position was totally switched. All people must have been full of amazement and admiration due to his healing with such emotions spreading to the head table. Then, the highest seat became a place where people listen and learn. And, the lowest Jesus¡¯ became a place where he taught. The Pharisees couldn¡¯t utter a word about Jesus¡¯ radical teaching of bringing a life back by healing a fatal disease. If one¡¯s high fame, religious knowledge and his position that shows off his identification are higher than Jesus¡¯ serving at a low place, all are not for a life, but for his own self. And the place makes a human high in a religious way so that makes Jesus¡¯ place narrow. Therefore, every place higher than that of the cross is risky as it is near a religious stronghold.
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