Please rewording what is in attached file (red part) to avoid plagiarism when we run it in Turnitin (Below are part that need to rewording). You may add it as long as answer these 2 questions below. Thank you
PS – The source is Bible NRSV
-What are the moral, ethical, and / or theological issues that the case study raises?
A person, homeless, with no family , smoking a cigarette , holding a bottle of vodka may have many moral , ethical , and or theological issues . It may be looked at as this person cannot take care of themselves and they are polluting their body, partaking in what could be construed as excessive drinking or a lack of self – control (Proverbs 23:20 ). With smoking , one may look at it as an act of gluttony , or being compelled by anything (1 Corinthians 6:12) . There are many theological assessments one may pull out to judge others for their deeds. If someone is asking for a handout or help, some may be compelled to turn the other way while condemning and judging, others may be compelled to throw cash while they drive by, yet others may be compelled to do more .
-Where might you see Matthew’s portrayal of Jesus intersecting with those issues based on what you have read thus far?
The person on the 99 may be looked at as a beggar, a servant, dirty, disheveled, no home, or family, or any combination of these. Servants, the needy, and the poor were often treated badly, historically in the bible (Numbers 5:2, James 5:4, Jeremiah 22:13). Matthew’s portrayal of Jesus is one of a healer, who heals those who are shunned, the lepers (Matt. 8:1-4), a servant (Matt 8:5-13), those possessed by demons (Matt. 8:28-9:1). Matthew tells us in 9:10-13 how Jesus shares meals with tax collectors and sinners alike. What this portrays is a compassionate person who not only heals, but has conversations with people and understands, “it is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick,” (Matt. 9:12).
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