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What does the Bible say about Jesus dining with Pharisees?

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The Bible shows that Jesus dined with Pharisees to teach truth and demonstrate humility.

In the passage from Luke 14:1-6, we see Jesus accepting an invitation to dine at the house of a Pharisee. This act is significant as it highlights Jesus' willingness to engage with those outside His immediate discipleship circle. Rather than shunning those who may be considered His enemies, Jesus uses the opportunity to teach about the true observance of the Sabbath, humility, and hospitality. His conduct serves as an example for Christians today on how to interact with those who do not share the same faith. Our Lord's actions remind believers that engagement, rather than withdrawal, is essential in pursuing opportunities to share the Gospel and live out their faith.
Scripture References: Luke 14:1-6

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