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Was our Lord’s service social or redemptive? Does Christ not command social service to all men? Should we insist on justice because God is just, or deny our rights because God is longsuffering? How will the believer know which is the proper course of social action at a particular time? Should wealthy persons disperse their possessions? Dr. Ryrie addresses these and other pertinent questions in...

Or perhaps He was saying both. That is, He came to announce good news to both the spiritually and materially poor, which, of course, He did. In the verse itself, Luke 4:18, both actual and figurative ideas seem to be combined. Healing the brokenhearted seems to be both actual and figurative. Preaching deliverance to the captives seems to be figurative, referring to those captured by sin. Our Lord certainly did not release those actually held captive by the Roman authorities. He did restore actual
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