trust the one you’ve given it to, you can rest easy unless you receive

some kind of news of trouble. But if you don’t know or trust that

person, you will not have a moment’s peace until you have your valuable

back in your hands again. It would be a huge problem if those to whom

you’ve loaned decided to think and act like they were in fact the

owners. When you tried to retrieve what belonged to you, there would be

some kind of conflict and they probably wouldn’t take your desires into

account when making decisions. Jesus tells a story of some tenants

using this idea to ask his audience who is in charge of this world and

who will stand as judge in the end. How often do we act like we are the

owners instead of God?

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