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Jon Sobrino on God Who Cares for the Crucified - Liberation (1 Peter 5:7)

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"God cares for the crucified peoples—those bearing the weight of unjust systems. Their cares are not private neuroses but systemic injustices. When they cast cares on God, they cast the weight of oppression on the One who stands against oppressors." — Jon Sobrino. Liberation: care for the crucified.

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1 Peter 5:7

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