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that say you must listen for this reason. Really, I'm

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not a follower. I'm a leader, right, Isn't that why

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Aar r oe dot net. Enjoy your exploration. Heyes me again,

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that guy that's always asking questions? Well, the reason why

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is because the fund begins when you start researching for

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answers such as so many preacher people speak positive words

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of wisdom Inside the Walking Steps of Lazarus, why wasn't

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he seen as a savior? Plus? Who were the p

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people that came up with so many rules as to

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why Lazarus kept to himself in silence? My name is Arrow.

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I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf. That means I

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stand on the sidelines to do nothing but watch, listen, study,

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then activate. I call it the daily mess. It is

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a chronological walk through an everyday world. Yeah, it is

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my morning writing as a receiver of thoughts and ideas.

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We as people tend to throw things to the side

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and deal with it later. When a subject arrives inside

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of me, man, it is time to dig in. It's

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still keeping that daily journal, but by doing the research,

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the picture becomes clearer. This is the daily Mess. If

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Lazarus was known for being part of multiple miracles, why

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wasn't he seen as being the savior or son of God. Well,

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first of all, Lazarus has been written about for centuries

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and is endlessly looked upon as being a very fascinating figure.

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One religious scholar corrected my research, seeing Lazarus did not

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perform a miracle, he was the miracle. And it's that

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difference that truly matters to a lot of people. I mean,

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let's break this down even more. The gospel teachings unveil

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Lazarus as being someone who did not preach, teach, heal,

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or say yo follow me. He never claimed to be

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chosen divine or for that matter, a savior. Lazarus acted

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upon power. He didn't act through power. Jesus spoke with

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authenticity and authority, whereas Lazarus was seen as being silent.

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It's also written that the miracle pointed away from Lazarus,

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not toward him. So the resurrection of Lazarus is the

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evidence of the power of Jesus. The crowds were not

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interested in Lazarus, but rather the man who did the miracle. Hey,

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coming up next, we're gonna break this down even more.

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Who came up with these rules and descriptions? And why

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did the rest of us follow it? Hey, welcome back

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to the daily mess Why wasn't Lazarus seen or respected

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like that of a true savior. Well, mainly because Jewish

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beliefs didn't see it as a match. Written in their

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studies and writing the Messiah they were seeking must teach law,

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confront political and spiritual corruption, restore Israel, and act out

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what is truly going on With the word authority. It

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is well known within every depth of religious studies that

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Lazarus did not do anything that turned him into a leader.

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He interpreted the scriptures or challenged them by power. Once

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the miracle with Lazarus was made, he went back to living,

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being raised isn't to be compared to conquering death. It

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is said that this is how the masses saw the

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difference between meaning and divinity. The reason why people wanted

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Lazarus killed was because when people saw Lazarus, they thought

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of Jesus, you know, the miracle, working teacher, the authority.

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Lazarus was evidence of that, the miracle. He was never

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meant to be the center of attention. I'm Maril, and

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that's the daily mess.