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| Summary: Jesus summarized the Law of Moses in two commands: loving God and loving our neighbor. This summary and the Ten Commandments behind them give us what we need to make decisions in the ambiguous situations of life. |
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| Summary: Jesus answers the question about the great commandment by quoting two laws that have a vertical and a horizontal component. We lift up our eyes and love God, and look around and love our neighbor. Vertical, horizontal? Sounds like a cross to me ... |
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| Summary: Jesus helps an inquiring scribe understand what is most important in a life devoted to God, and we learn the importance of putting the things of God first in our lives. |
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| Summary: When asked to summarize his teaching, Jesus says we are called to love God and love people. One without the other is incomplete. |
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| Summary: Jesus presents an exceptional idea that has survived the centuries: a perfect commandment about loving both God and neighbor. |
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| Summary: In this exchange with an earnest and well-meaning scribe, Jesus teaches the scribe, and us, not only what is the greatest commandment, but what is the one overarching purpose of every commandment. |
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