The Gospel of Adara Quotes

“when I do not see how we are accomplishing anything for the good, much less establishing a new kingdom on earth. The world never changes. It is as evil today as it has ever been. If anything the world is more corrupt and violent than I remember it as a child.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“is surely more to blame than any nation of people.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“This ‘politics’ is what nailed the Rabboni to that cross,”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“they win these struggles. He used a word I had not heard until then. He called it ‘politics.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“The tribune often spoke to me about these kinds of power struggles within the court at Rome. He told me that who holds command has nothing to do with how fit they might be, but just because”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“know this, the stain does not go beyond them.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“move and intrigue involving a group of individuals, the elders, who did not want to lose their grip on the masses. “That is what they saw happening and what they could not allow. This is not about our people; this is about a group of individuals and a small one at that. It was a power struggle and the more powerful almost always come out ahead. But”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“The Jews did not kill Yeshua. I am a Jew. Simeon is a Jew. Did we kill the Rabboni? No. What took place on that horrible day in Jerusalem was a power”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“Do not ever underestimate the power of the Lord to do what he wills. He can take enemies and turn them into allies as he wishes.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“some of the teachings I have told you that the Rabboni shared with me about the importance we women play and will play in the future, I have heard in almost the same terms from the mouth of Paul.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“you want to follow an example of how to love your fellow man look to Paul.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“Paul was blind for three days before the HaShem sent a Believer to heal him. From that point forward he went from persecuting us to being one of us. Since then, his passion has helped give us all strength. “Paul was full of such hate before he became a Believer and now he is full of more love than anyone I have ever seen.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“Paul was blind for three days before the HaShem sent a Believer to heal him. From that point forward he went from persecuting us to being one of us. Since then, his passion has helped give us all strength.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“Paul was once a dire enemy of the Believers in Judea. It was his stated goal to destroy us all, not unlike the way the Romans are today.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara

“But to love your enemies was difficult and all the more important.”
― Phil Latham, The Gospel of Adara