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Excerpted from: How to Offend SomeoneNow offense here can also be rendered as a snare or basically a trap. I think that Peter meant well but Jesus likens his comments to the temptations that Satan had previously put Him through. "Far be it from you, Lord." This is essentially saying that God should not lay down His life because He is God. However, that went opposite of what Christ came to do, to sacrifice His sinless and perfect life for all of us. Peter's comment was offensive because it suggested something that was against God's ultimate will.
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