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The King Who Would See Jesus
Herod gives a villain speech in these three little verses. The narrator has followed Jesus very closely; indeed, He is almost always in the center of the frame. But here, in the midst of the mission of the twelve apostles, Luke has cut away to a very brief scene where the villain reveals his thoughts, presumably from his throne room. We, the audience, get a glimpse of one of Jesus' main antagonists. Why? Because the word of the Lord stands above all earthly powers, Herod very much included. This glimpse of Herod muttering in his palace reveals some very important things about how the kingdom…
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