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"Turn the other cheek. Matthew 539 in the Bible says, but I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turned into the other cheek. Also on that time, on roman culture, a backhanded slap was common for Romans and the us allies. This was the way how they showed dominance over subverted names. This was a gesture to degrade and humiliate. They wanted to show the social hierarchy. But in those times, Jesus changed the script."
"Turn the other cheek. Matthew 539 in the Bible says, but I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turned into the other cheek. Also on that time, on roman culture, a backhanded slap was common for Romans and the us allies. This was the way how they showed dominance over subverted names. This was a gesture to degrade and humiliate. They wanted to show the social hierarchy. But in those times, Jesus changed the script."
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"Turn the other cheek. Matthew 539 in the Bible says, but I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turned into the other cheek. Also on that time, on roman culture, a backhanded slap was common for Romans and the us allies. This was the way how they showed dominance over subverted names. This was a gesture to degrade and humiliate. They wanted to show the social hierarchy. But in those times, Jesus changed the script."
"Turn the other cheek. Matthew 539 in the Bible says, but I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turned into the other cheek. Also on that time, on roman culture, a backhanded slap was common for Romans and the us allies. This was the way how they showed dominance over subverted names. This was a gesture to degrade and humiliate. They wanted to show the social hierarchy. But in those times, Jesus changed the script."