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Jesus said: Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone hung around his neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea. Woe to the world because of things that cause sin! Such things must come, but woe to the one through whom they come! |
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Gospelthink: I speak in exaggeration about those who harm the very young.
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Based on a true story, "Sound of Freedom" is a story of Homeland Security agent Tim Ballard and his fight against child sex trafficking. In this first session, a father, Roberto Aguilar, is tricked into giving his children, Rocio and Miguel, to be used as sex slaves. Tim heard from another agent that Homeland Security had arrested many child predators, but they had failed to save a single child from being exploited because most of them are outside the United States. Tim is able to rescue Miguel and asks him for information that would help him find other children. Learning that Miguel's sister Rocio is still missing, Tim promises Miguel that he will do his best to find her. His search took him to Cartegena, Columbia where he met with Vampiro, a former cartel accountant who now works to save children from sex trafficking. After studying the situation, he came upon an operation in Thailand in which he could free some children, and perhaps Rocio was one of them. |
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the Gospel discourses, Jesus often speaks with exaggeration. When
he does, he is saying that the point he is making is extremely
important. Jesus's statements about children then should be
studied carefully. |
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