the truth hurts
from St Ninian's Stonehouse Hosted by Stewart Cutler
They say that power corrupts and that absolute power corrupts absolutely. That’s certainly what we see with Herod in our passage today. Speaking truth to power doesn’t always end well. Just ask any of the Old Testament prophets. Calling out those with power, those in charge, those with much to loose can put you in a position where all of their power can be focused on you.
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