When Jesus says to love with all your 'Strength,' which aspect of human life is He emphasizing?
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Correct answer: Financial resources and outward actions
In the Hebrew context of the Shema (Me'od), 'strength' refers to one's 'muchness' or all available resources. This includes physical energy, time, and possessions used to serve God.
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