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This child is destined to cause the falling and rising of many in Israel, and to be a sign that will be spoken against, so that the thoughts of many hearts will be revealed. And a sword will pierce your own soul, too.
-- Simeon
(Chapter 1 paragraph 31)
Importance: In this quote, Simeon foretells Jesus Christ’s role in the fall and rise of many in Israel, foreshadowing the realization that Jesus is the messiah.
I would rather die than be feared.
-- Julius Caesar
(Chapter 2 paragraph 14)
Importance: This quote demonstrates the type of leadership that Julius Caesar strives for, as well as his fear of tyranny, both of which are ironic when compared to the Roman rule of Judea.
The death of Caesar has directly affected the backwater known as Judea, even if its citizens do not realize it. But the Philippi, an epic moment in history, will affect the area even more. When this battle is over, nothing for the...
-- Narrator
(Chapter 3 paragraph 19)
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