Daily Gospel Exegesis Friday of Week 23 in Ordinary Time - Luke 6: 39-42
Sep 11, 2025
Explore the wisdom of self-examination with Jesus' parables from Luke 6:39-42. The discussion centers on the powerful imagery of a splinter versus a plank, urging listeners to reflect on their own faults before judging others. It emphasizes compassion and the responsibility of discipleship, highlighting that true judgment starts within. Engage with thought-provoking insights and practical applications for everyday life.
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Leaders Must Model What They Teach
- The blind-leading-blind line warns disciples that imperfect teachers produce imperfect followers.
- Jesus tells his disciples they must live by his teachings to lead others into the kingdom.
Copy The Teacher, Not Exceed Them
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Hyperbole Sharpens Moral Attention
- Jesus uses hyperbole with the splinter and plank to shock listeners into self-awareness.
- The imagery underscores the contrast between noticing small faults in others and ignoring large faults in yourself.