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Turning The Other Cheek
In its original cultural context, “turn the other cheek” could actually force the aggressor into an awkward, socially constrained choice. It wasn’t just passive endurance; it was a subtle act of resistance. Here’s why: 1. First-century Jewish & Roman slap etiquette In Jesus’s time, social hierarchy dictated how a slap was delivered: A backhanded slap…
