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| Subject: Re: I miss the Goldrushs | Date: 8/16/2004 10:59 PM | |
| Author: feleck | Number: 116542 of 499478 | |
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Why should the king care whether the servant forgave his neighbor ? Was the king's forgiveness conditional based upon whether the servant forgave his neighbor. Sounds like a pretty petty king, wouldn't you say ? Depends on why the king forgave the debt. If it was the once every seven year thing, where your supposed to forgive the debts of fellow practishioners of your religion - than I could see why he would be angry. After all, if the servant did not forgive his neighbor, than he wasn't following the same rules. Personally, I like Passover. Every year your supposed to forgive everyone who has wronged you. Everyone. Period. |
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