Unjust Steward: Condemnation of the Simple;
or How the World Truly Works
I struggled to understand why Christ appeared to commend the obviously crooked steward in this story while chastening believers supposedly for not using unrighteous mammon {elements of wealth and control} of this world (Lk 16:1-13). One of my foundational pillars of exegetical hermeneutics is when I do not understand the Bible I need to rethink my perspective rather than ignorantly interpret Scripture as I want to believe {eisegesis}. However, to explain the actual interpretation requires me to return us back to the Wizard of Oz to understand the purpose of the Yellow Brick Road and American public educational purposes {Wizard of Oz’s Wokeness.}. Continue reading “Unjust Steward: Condemnation of the Simple”