> ...sons and daughters must think anew of the father's dream to make their own > his *odd mix of abrasiveness and vulnerability.* When sons and daughters think > about that, they are driven to think about Jesus who combined the *abrasiveness* > *of dismantling* and the *vulnerability of solidarity* with people in their poverty > and powerlessness. It is his cross that shows how power ass the world knows > it has no power and the suffering way of solidarity has power just when the world > thought Jesus was utterly without power.

This note was recorded by Joshua Neds-Fox from page 132 of The Bible Makes Sense.