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kuyakev
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No ... it just enhances awkwardness ....................... yeah ...
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Not necessarily. I think they know more than they are letting on or they were in an embarrassing sit. and don't want people to find out about it.
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nope not at all...
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No, silence does not confirm guilt. Jesus was silent before Pilate although He was not guilty of any sin or crime. In fact He challenged His accusers to prove His sins.
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No..more like un-interest or no comment.
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Jesus was about to die. To argue in defense could well have set him free, and defeat God's purpose. Isaiah 53:7 foretold that he must remain silent. In any case, we was NOT the king of the Jews, but king of the new Christian covenant.
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No, sometimes it's just politeness. (e.g. "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all...")
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