Exhortation | by Rob Thiele | Volume 11, Issue 1 | January - February 2005
The narrative of Luke 19:1–10 which contains the story of Zacchaeus is brief, strikingly descriptive, memorable and like most scripture, far richer in scope than the simple story might at first suggest.
Jesus enters the city of Jericho. The stunning miracle of sight to the blind recorded in the closing verses of Luke 18 has ensured that Jesus’ already considerable entourage has become a large boisterous crowd. It is only six days to the crucifixion. And that is no mere passing observation, but ut…
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