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I recently attended a performance of Peter Shaffer's play, Equus. The play was inspired by an irrational crime-a young man had intentionally blinded a number of horses with a sharp object. The playwright knew nothing about this individual or the circumstances surrounding the crime-only of the crime itself. The play seeks to create a mental world where the crime can be made comprehensible.This short drama is of the same nature. We do not really know Judas: we only know his crime. What could make the crime of Judas comprehensible? We have limited information about Judas. He was from a Judean village, Kerioth; he was one of the twelve disciples of Jesus of Nazareth, the only non-Galilean. He was appointed treasurer of the group; he betrayed Jesus into the hands of the Jewish authorities and subsequently committed suicide. Since we do not know the "real" Judas, or never will, his characterization must, of course, be imaginary. This drama is an attempt to present one possible set of circumstances that could have motivated Judas to act as he did.
I recently attended a performance of Peter Shaffer's play, Equus. The play was inspired by an irrational crime--a young man had intentionally blinded a number of horses with a sharp object. The playwright knew nothing about this individual or the circumstances surrounding the crime--only of the crime itself. The play seeks to create a mental world where the crime can be made comprehensible.This short drama is of the same nature. We do not really know Judas: we only know his crime. What could make the crime of Judas comprehensible? We have limited information about Judas. He was from a Judean village, Kerioth; he was one of the twelve disciples of Jesus of Nazareth, the only non-Galilean. He was appointed treasurer of the group; he betrayed Jesus into the hands of the Jewish authorities and subsequently committed suicide. Since we do not know the "real" Judas, or never will, his characterization must, of course, be imaginary. This drama is an attempt to present one possible set of circumstances that could have motivated Judas to act as he did.
I was a born non-believer. One of my earliest memories is deciding that Santa Claus did not really exist. Why? He was supposed to arrive in a sleigh pulled by flying reindeer. I knew that reindeer can't fly, therefore there had to be another reason that presents would appear under the Christmas tree. The next victim was the Tooth Fairy. I witnessed my Dad tossing my older sister's lost tooth into the goose mash. I then knew that he was the one who left a small amount of money in place of the tooth. The Easter Bunny didn't stand a chance. I had, early on, put God into the same category as Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, and the Easter Bunny.So what happened to Thompson's life?
ARM YOURSELF —PREPARE TO WIN THE BATTLE! When we put our military on the battlefield, we wouldn’t think of sending them out without being fully equipped. The same goes for us on the battlefield of life. Get fully equipped to beat the devil at every turn—you being the winner!In this book you will discover:What it means to be Born Again, How to receive the Baptism in the Holy Spirit, Operating in the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, How to Pray Effectively, What your Spiritual Weapons Are, The Authority of the Believer, The Power of the Blood of Jesus! Sharon Thompson writes: “One reason why some Christians have so much trouble in their lives is: they don’t know the power andauthority they have.” This book has been written to equip you to walk above the circumstances of life that come to suck you dry. Find out what belongs to you and use your weapons!SHARON THOMPSON has walked with the Lord for 49 years. As an ordained minister, she has served as a teacher in the body of Christ with teenagers, children and adults. She is an intercessor and a dancing worshipper at heart, encouraging others to live their lives at full throttle and 100% committed to Jesus.
This book analyses the enforcement of prenuptial agreements using a feminist and contractual theoretical framework. It offers an academic and practical analysis of the real impact of prenuptial agreements on the relationships of those involved.
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