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Who does it for you? Aslan or Jesus? : Comments
By Mark Hurst, published 23/1/2006Mark Hurst compares Aslan with Jesus: the lion with the lamb.
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There were rebellions of slaves, the most famous being of Spartacus 73-71BC a gladiator that escaped with 200 other members from a gladiator school. He travelled the countryside freeing slaves and many slaves ran away to join him. The estimates of the force he raised was 40,000 to 70,000. They managed to win a few battles against the Roman Legions sent to put down the rebellion but eventually lost and six thousand that were not killed in battle were crucified - the crosses lined the side of the Appian Way a main road into Rome for all to see.
And the Bible:
1 Peter 18
Slaves, be subject to your masters with all reverence, not only to those who are good and equitable but also to those who are perverse.
19 For whenever anyone bears the pain of unjust suffering because of consciousness of God, that is a grace.
20 But what credit is there if you are patient when beaten for doing wrong? But if you are patient when you suffer for doing what is good, this is a grace before God.
While Timothy 6:1-2 actually encourage slaves to be extra good to their Christian Masters. That is encouraging christians to keep slaves. And Christians did keep slaves and continued to keep slaves for over a millenia.
If people want to debate can they please research the subject before they speak? it isn't hard to type the subject into google and read a few sites (although the web has a lot of misinformation on it at least that would be a start) and I had previous posts on this subject with all the NT passages involved (more than you supplied Gnome) - could you go back and read them? Otherwise you are wasting my time by making me repeat myself and to supply research to you that you could do yourself.