Jesus didn't enjoy the company of sinners?


I once heard someone say "Yes, Jesus spent time with sinners, but He didn't enjoy their company."

I disagreed with this and they asked for scripture to support my view.

I didn't respond simply because one of the most known scriptures, that you see on signs at almost every sports event or concert, kinda speaks for itself.

Isn't it hard to love someone that you don't enjoy the company of?

#john316

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