In Luke 14:25-27, Jesus uses shocking language—calling His followers to “hate” their families—to emphasize that discipleship requires total allegiance to Him above all else. The Greek word translated “hate” (miseo) is comparative, meaning we’re to love Christ more than even our closest relationships. Jesus isn’t anti-family; He’s calling us to properly order our loves.
NRABV Pt 2 – Week 4: Hate Yo Parents
NRABV Pt 2 – Week 4: Hate Yo Parents
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