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In both cases, Jesus is portrayed as displaying irrational anger. We can interpret this in two ways: either these events really happened and should therefore be reported, or they did not happen, and we then look for the motives that the authors of Matthew and Luke may have had.
In Luke 19:27, Jesus is reported as telling them to bring his enemies and slay them before him. The author of Luke had no compunction about recommending force to achieve the aims of his Church. At Luke 14:23, he says that Jesus told the servant to "compel them to come in." And in Acts, by the same author, he writes of Peter killing Ananias and his wife in cold blood, because they had sold a possession but had not given all the proceeds to the Church, as he had expected. Also in Acts, he writes of Paul blinding Bar-Jesus for attempting to dissuade the Deputy from accepting Christianity. Luke 19:27 is entirely consistent with this attitude.
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