Pilate and Jesus Clash Over Power in John’s Gospel
The dialogue between Jesus and Pontius Pilate in John centers on who truly controls events. Pilate presents his authority to release or condemn, while Jesus challenges the basis of that power, revealing a deeper tension about sovereignty and judgment.
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Josephus
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Jesus Death and Forgiveness Through God’s Plan
A devotional meditation on Pilate and the crowd at Jesus death, stating God’s sovereignty, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the offer of forgiveness through belief in Jesus. The piece notes Judas’s betrayal, Jesus’s resurrection, and the universal invitation to accept God’s forgiveness today.
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Isaiah
Jesus
Judas Iscariot
God
Not Hissing But Standing for Nonviolence in Everyday Life
A meditation on nonviolence where a master tames a snake that then hisses to challenge harm. The narrator reflects on advocating for the marginalized, choosing words over hurt, and the necessity of signifying stance without violence to spur change.
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Anthony de Mello
Icka
Resurrection Plants And Easter Reflections
Observation by Addy Oberlin notes resurrection plants revival after winter dormancy and predicts summer blooms. The piece contrasts plant revival with living animals and ties the season to Good Friday and Easter themes, citing biblical verses about Jesus rising and the empty tomb as encouragement to repent and celebrate the resurrection.
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Addy Oberlin
Letters urge rental aid increase to cut poverty in Manitoba
Manitoba residents call for raising EIA rental allowances to 75 percent of the median market rent. They argue current increases since 1992 lag rent spikes, leaving recipients forced to forgo basics and even risk street life. Advocates urge contacting MPs and the premier to act now.
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Manitoba
Eia
Lansdowne Seeks Amalgamation Plan Revisions For Manitoba Councils
The RM of Lansdowne proposes amalgamation discussions be voluntary with a referendum during the 2014 municipal election. It urges reopening the Municipal Act to lower the minimum population threshold from 1,000 to 500 and to clarify rate payer impacts and administration costs. Richard Funk, Reeve, notes eligibility and funding concerns.
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