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Zacchaeus was the “chief tax collector.” Scholars think he was the leader of several other tax collectors who worked for him.
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See: Tax (Tax Collector, Toll)
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See: [Tax (Tax Collector, Toll)](../articles/taxtaxcollector.md)
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Scholars think Jesus told Zacchaeus, “today I must stay at your house” because it was God’s will that Jesus stayed with Zacchaeus. They think God planned for salvation to come Zacchaeus and his house on that day (see: Luke 19:9).
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See: Will of God; Save (Salvation, Saved From Sins)
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See: Will of God; [Save (Salvation, Saved from Sins)](../articles/save.md)
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Some scholars think Jesus was speaking about a certain person within the house who was saved on that day. Other scholars think Jesus was speaking about Zacchaeus and his family being saved on that day.
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See: Save (Salvation, Saved From Sins)
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See: [Save (Salvation, Saved from Sins)](../articles/save.md)
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##19:11-27
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Some scholars think the peace in heaven spoken about in verse 38 is the peace between God and people. Other scholars think this was the salvation of God’s people. The peace of Jerusalem in verse 42 is the same kind of peace.
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See: Heaven; Save (Salvation, Saved From Sins); People of God
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See: Heaven; [Save (Salvation, Saved from Sins)](../articles/save.md); People of God
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