Jesus tells the parable of the unjust steward to teach prudent use of temporary resources, warns that no servant can serve God and mammon, and rebukes money-loving Pharisees. He then teaches on the law, divorce, and the rich man and Lazarus, where earthly reversal gives way to irreversible conscious conditions after death and Abraham insists that Moses and the prophets provide sufficient testimony.
Jesus tells the parable of the unjust steward to teach prudent use of temporary resources, warns that no servant can serve God and mammon, and rebukes money-loving Pharisees. He then teaches on the law, divorce, and the rich man and Lazarus, where earthly reversal gives way to irreversible conscious conditions after death and Abraham insists that Moses and the prophets provide sufficient testimony.
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