Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@HootenWilson The cross is _doing_the_truth_, isn't it? Medium itself as message. Until He is passed on personally through faithfulness, forgiveness and bonds of union, is He passed on at all? St. Francis: "Preach the Gospel unceasingly, and only where absolutely necessary, use words."

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1/7 The hermaneutic, deeply vexing, though, isn't it? How on earth do we sensibly communicate an experience of the staggering meaningfulness and plenitude of a Depth Realm conceived and experienced only through an obedience to love turning the world upside down? (Acts 17:6)
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Copy of tweet here: 1/7 The hermaneutic, deeply vexing, though, isn't it? How on earth do we sensibly communicate an experience of the staggering meaningfulness and plenitude of a Depth Realm conceived and experienced only through an obedience to love turning the world upside down? (Acts 17:6)

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 16 Jul 2024

@richvillodas @CTmagazine The 'anti-performance' of concealing the concealment; the narrow way, neither disclosures, nor recognition by others, rather participatory ontology itself; sheep among wolves; the power of God which to the eyes of the narrow-minded seems like powerlessness; the Kingdom key.

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Buddha: "When your path is truly secret even from gods, angels, or human beings, you are truly priestly." Hadith Qudsi: "My saints are under My domes, and nobody knows them but I." Matt. 6:3: "When you do merciful deeds, don’t let your left hand know what your right hand does."
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Copy of tweet here: Buddha: "When your path is truly secret even from gods, angels, or human beings, you are truly priestly." Hadith Qudsi: "My saints are under My domes, and nobody knows them but I." Matt. 6:3: "When you do merciful deeds, don’t let your left hand know what your right hand does."

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @austeni What does the prophet mean by what they say? Jesus repeatedly asserts his disciples do not hear him. The mystery of the gospel, then, is radical: a circuit-breaker. As such, asked for the greatest commandment, Jesus says what? "Hear, O Israel! ..." First, hear the Kingdom aright.Quoted by@austeni What does the prophet mean by what they say? Jesus repeatedly asserts his disciples do not hear him. The mystery of the gospel, then, is radical: a circuit-breaker. As such, asked for the greatest commandment, Jesus says what? "Hear, O Israel! ..." First, hear the Kingdom aright.