<p>Our Epiphany these: Joy for All continues.  IT'S NOT FAIR.  The persistent widow appears for the Jewish judge and a tax collector outdoes a Pharisee in repentance.  They're both looking for true joy for all.  Do they find it?  Can you find it in any court of law in our country, or anywhere else? What is Jesus up to in this parable?</p>

Our Epiphany these: Joy for All continues. IT'S NOT FAIR. The persistent widow appears for the Jewish judge and a tax collector outdoes a Pharisee in repentance. They're both looking for true joy for all. Do they find it? Can you find it in any court of law in our country, or anywhere else? What is Jesus up to in this parable?

<p>Our Epiphany these: Joy for All continues. &nbsp;IT'S NOT FAIR. &nbsp;The persistent widow appears for the Jewish judge and a tax collector outdoes a Pharisee in repentance. &nbsp;They're both looking for true joy for all. &nbsp;Do they find it? &nbsp;Can you find it in any court of law in our country, or anywhere else? What is Jesus up to in this parable?</p>

"With Lollipops and Justice for All” - Luke 18:1-14 - (February 20, 2022 - Epiphany 7)

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"With Lollipops and Justice for All” - Luke 18:1-14 - (February 20, 2022 - Epiphany 7)

"With Lollipops and Justice for All” - Luke 18:1-14 - (February 20, 2022 - Epiphany 7)