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The Role of Divine Intervention in Human Tragedy: Insights from Matthew 26:62-68

This exploration delves into the complex relationship between God and human suffering, as illustrated in Matthew 26:62-68. It reflects on the Old Man's perspective, the widow's lament, and the philosophical musings of Isak Dinesen regarding a God who intervenes versus a God who allows tragedy. Through examples of societal roles and the experiences of children and adults, we examine how the concept of a God who condescends to humanity can be both challenging and enlightening. Ultimately, it reflects on the essential question of divine presence in times of struggle.

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The Role of Divine Intervention in Human Tragedy: Insights from Matthew 26:62-68

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  1. Sacrifice of the King Matthew 26:62-68

  2. The Old Man • Looked over his place • Looked over his people

  3. The field • The widow • “The role of gods is not to interfere with the tragedies of men.”

  4. A God Who Intervenes • Isak Dinesen • A God who condescends

  5. What does condescension look like? • Little kids • Adults (upward) • Society/country

  6. Concept of a God who comes down is foreign to us. • Mother Teresa

  7. But God did come down • Matthew 26:68

  8. The woman cutting rye • Another time, place, field.

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