In Christ's parable of the sheep and goats, salvation is intertwined with ethical responsibility and radical empathy for the vulnerable.
Christ in the Least
Welcoming the Stranger
Active Faith
Jesus identifies directly with the hungry, sick, and captive. Service to the needy is not merely charitable work; it is direct encounter with the Divine.
The Greek 'xenos' demands crossing social, racial, and national boundaries to offer full dignity and belonging to the outsider.
Orthodoxy without praxis is rendered incomplete. Christ demands a living faith that dismantles isolation and relieves physical suffering.
Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.
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