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Luke 13:30
Luke 13:22-30
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During a press interview, the conductor of a great symphony orchestra was asked to name the instrument he thought was the most difficult to play. After thinking the question over, he replied, “Second fiddle. I can get plenty of first violinists. But to find one who can play second fiddle with enthusiasm is often a problem. And if we have no second fiddles, there is no harmony.”
In today’s Gospel Lesson, Jesus speaks well of second fiddles. “Behold,” he says, “some who are last will be first” (Lk.13:30).
We think of Jesus Christ as a strong person. We think of His mother Mary as a strong person. We think of Peter and Andrew and James and John as…
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