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that guy that's always asking questions? Well, the reason why
is because the fund begins when you start researching for
answers such as so many preacher people speak positive words
of wisdom Inside the Walking Steps of Lazarus, why wasn't
he seen as a savior? Plus? Who were the p
people that came up with so many rules as to
why Lazarus kept to himself in silence? My name is Arrow.
I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf. That means I
stand on the sidelines to do nothing but watch, listen, study,
then activate. I call it the daily mess. It is
a chronological walk through an everyday world. Yeah, it is
my morning writing as a receiver of thoughts and ideas.
We as people tend to throw things to the side
and deal with it later. When a subject arrives inside
of me, man, it is time to dig in. It's
still keeping that daily journal, but by doing the research,
the picture becomes clearer. This is the daily Mess. If
Lazarus was known for being part of multiple miracles, why
wasn't he seen as being the savior or son of God. Well,
first of all, Lazarus has been written about for centuries
and is endlessly looked upon as being a very fascinating figure.
One religious scholar corrected my research, seeing Lazarus did not
perform a miracle, he was the miracle. And it's that
difference that truly matters to a lot of people. I mean,
let's break this down even more. The gospel teachings unveil
Lazarus as being someone who did not preach, teach, heal,
or say yo follow me. He never claimed to be
chosen divine or for that matter, a savior. Lazarus acted
upon power. He didn't act through power. Jesus spoke with
authenticity and authority, whereas Lazarus was seen as being silent.
It's also written that the miracle pointed away from Lazarus,
not toward him. So the resurrection of Lazarus is the
evidence of the power of Jesus. The crowds were not
interested in Lazarus, but rather the man who did the miracle. Hey,
coming up next, we're gonna break this down even more.
Who came up with these rules and descriptions? And why
did the rest of us follow it? Hey, welcome back
to the daily mess Why wasn't Lazarus seen or respected
like that of a true savior. Well, mainly because Jewish
beliefs didn't see it as a match. Written in their
studies and writing the Messiah they were seeking must teach law,
confront political and spiritual corruption, restore Israel, and act out
what is truly going on With the word authority. It
is well known within every depth of religious studies that
Lazarus did not do anything that turned him into a leader.
He interpreted the scriptures or challenged them by power. Once
the miracle with Lazarus was made, he went back to living,
being raised isn't to be compared to conquering death. It
is said that this is how the masses saw the
difference between meaning and divinity. The reason why people wanted
Lazarus killed was because when people saw Lazarus, they thought
of Jesus, you know, the miracle, working teacher, the authority.
Lazarus was evidence of that, the miracle. He was never
meant to be the center of attention. I'm Maril, and
that's the daily mess.