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Do Good Teachers Exaggerate?
Jesus demonstrated that He was the new Moses when He delivered from a mountain the updated law to live by. He told the gathered crowd, “Judge not, that ye be not judged.” Jesus elaborated on this principle with an unforgettable metaphor (slightly updated for clarity). “For with what judgment ye judg
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