And since when is stealing people's possessions the call of God? you are all hypocrites who have suddenly come into power, and you don't know how to handle it

Dalia Sofer
And since when is stealing people's possessions the call of...
And since when is stealing people's possessions the call of...
And since when is stealing people's possessions the call of...
And since when is stealing people's possessions the call of...
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When Jesus said: "And since when is stealing people's possessions the call of God? you are all hypocrites who have suddenly come into power, and you don't know how to handle it." He was responding to those who were claiming that they were the chosen people. They believed that their status as a chosen people gave them a right to take from others. In fact, they believed that it was their duty.

Source: The Septembers Of Shiraz

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