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One of the most enigmatic phrases of our Lord is his command to the apostles to be as coy as serpent and simple as doves. Anyone, however, who is in the realm of leadership knows the importance of this balance. In the third law of power by Robert Green, Green insists that keeping power means hiding ones true intentions by being duplicitous. Christ obviously intends something different from us. He shows us an example of authenticity.
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