| Well those guys got the most of the important stuff, and his views on politics were not what I was really talking about, although now that you mention it, no, Jesus probably didn't try to interfere with the running of the state, and how could he? He might try a word of wisdom here or there but if it wasn't logical, then it wouldn't be listened to. Maybe in between sips of water He could have given hints of the running of the sate, but then He would have been in real trouble and and could have faced a immediate execution. It was so structured that the law protected Jesus long enough for Him to sow his seed while the other clergy went crazy, but if he had tried to do that with the laws then he would have looked like a real threat and been dealt with. Anyways, the laws were similar to the laws of Moses enough for Him and His Father, with the exception being the recommendations about divorce and the certificate, but i think that was all good and well.
Poison for the system! |