Friday, November 19, 2010

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Chapter 24, Verses 13-35

Jesus makes himself known to two disciples

While women, present at the tomb early in the morning, are already in post drama regarding Jesus, the disciples, yet aware of what they saw and of course, remain where the last time they saw their Master. In their hearts, Jesus died and no new spoken by anyone, so extraordinary it is, has the power to remove from their hearts and their minds the weight of disappointment. It is in this spirit that, from Jerusalem to the village of Emmaus, two of them made the meeting that changed everything.

Then they talked together in this way for several days now fully occupied their thoughts, Jesus came to travel with them. The two disciples greeted the problem without new companion that "randomly" placed in their way, without realizing who was walking there with them. We do not know why the disciples did not recognize their master immediately. It is likely however that absorbed their spirit was so intense that it prevented them from accurately interpret reality that was around them. Although organs made to make us able to see, this is not our eyes, but the spirit, and light or the darkness that inhabit it, that determine what we can or can not perceive the reality: Luke 11.34.

Playing the ignorant, Jesus left with His two disciples tell their version and their perceived his own story. Learn from him here on the need to let him speak and listen to everyone on our path, God sends us to share the suffering, disappointment and disillusionment that marked their lives. Still, in all circumstances, it is a necessity, listening must precede the word. It is impossible to open the way to a new understanding of his situation to a person in distress, if we do not let through and speak in full on that in his view, constitutes causes.

Having told Jesus their disappointment and perplexity in which the additional evidence reported by women had made, The latter took his turn to speak. Placing them on the ground of the Word, the only sound basis for interpreting the right way all we live in, Jesus undertook in the time allotted, to thoroughly revisit the Scriptures so that through this new light, the disciples see the logic of what had happened to his subject. What disturbs us most, indeed, in disarray in which we can plunge our experience, are not events in themselves, but their apparent inconsistency, the inconsistency in which they immerse us in terms of design we had previously of God and reality. Let us know it: as the link between the things we live and God is lost, it is impossible for us to find peace and live in a dynamic of joy; by cons, when it is found, the two feelings come back with him. To be effective, the role of spiritual advisor is, like that of Jesus here, always the same: From the Word to find it in the lights to interpret rightly before God and lived. The light brought the situation certainly has not changed, but the pain it has caused itself disappears.

Enlightened by Jesus, the disciples' eyes will soon recognize him. A single gesture, this time, they simply need to, with certainty, they know now, yes it's true, He is risen indeed! It is before their eyes in their hearts that, however, by the fire that the words of their Master has turned the conviction was made. Few of us now and in this world have the privilege of seeing Jesus in their own eyes. This does not work with him. His Spirit and His Word are we able to make the present more than if he was now physically next to us! Paul says: we know Christ in a different way than those who knew him in the flesh, 2 Cor 5.14 . But because that knowledge is internal, hidden deep within our being we know Him better!

Enlightened, convinced the disciples no longer need to continue to Emmaus. Despite the declining day, they turn back and go to Jerusalem. A new, like they just learned, can be contained. We must share it to everyone in the drama that Jesus continues to obscure the heart and mind. With them, in our time, Jesus will make us His witnesses! Let us be convinced: only the personal knowledge of the risen Jesus has the power to change personal vision of everyone in the world!

Thursday, November 18, 2010

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Chapter 24, Verses 1-12

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Latest among the followers of Jesus to follow him to the grave, women will be the first to hear and make the finding their own eyes, the good news of His resurrection. If the man Jesus was indeed crucified, after He died and then placed in the tomb is in the Lord that henceforth he will speak to him. Luke, for the first time does here, sending in advance the truth expressed Paul later that it is through the major fact of the resurrection of the identity of Jesus the Son of God is established with power: 1.4 Rom.

Although a surprise to women who, early in the morning, had come to embalm the body of Jesus, everything happens as though he had said and announced. The angels sent by God in the empty tomb to talk to ladies not to say anything other than what Jesus Himself had told them about the route that would be His. The earlier remarks of Jesus, hitherto ignored or misunderstood, flashed then. "Yes! Indeed, Jesus had: He would not remain in the grave. He even said when His resurrection from the dead happen: the third day: Luke 18.32 to 33. Had we understood, or if we had chosen his words, we would not come this morning to embalm the dead, but celebrate the living as the mean angels! "What women do not feel guilty too for not believing. Side of the eleven which, however, walked with him for nearly three years and, for some, had the privilege to see the transfiguration: Luke 9 , 28-36 , disbelief is even stronger. Not only hearing the good news reported to them by women, they do not make the connection with what they heard from the lips of Jesus, but with all the contempt that a man may sometimes have a woman, they do not believe. Their words are just fabrications and nonsense!

He has more yet to God and to want it. Last to follow their Lord, but also last in the order believes that the disciples were for the followers of Jesus, they will be the first to hear, believe and know. The precedence of men over women reminds us that Jesus does not rule. Before God now, only the provisions of heart count. Faith, revelation and love (which to a large extent, also involves humility) now operate in concert. God gives us to remember this!

The incredulity of the disciples also reminds us of the futility of speech heard without faith! It is possible that, like them, we have already heard many times of great truths we be saying. So far, however, they remained a dead letter in our hearts. We have, of course, but we did not understand. The power of spoken words had no effect on us: we are the same after hearing them before. Only a personal encounter with Jesus can change this fact. Alone by His Spirit, has the power to give life to the spoken word. Because it is Himself who tells us, then we know! And when we know, we believe, although, again, we have not seen! God gives us to be in a state of receptivity as He finds us ready for every word that comes from Him!

Friday, November 12, 2010

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Chapter 23, Verses 50-56

Entombment of Jesus

If there are some prophecies about the Messiah, Jesus could accomplish on its own initiative, as does entering Jerusalem on the back of a donkey: Luke 19.28-31 Zechariah 9.9 , there are others for which, however, he could have no part. The event that occurs here is one of the best examples. Consider God, not willing that nobody is mistaken about the identity of His envoy, took care of details. It is in the prophecies about the Messiah or esoteric or ambiguity: Ads are precise, detailed, built on easily verifiable facts. Thus it is said of Him, He would not only die for the sins of the world: 53.5 Isaiah, but also that, after being among the criminals, his tomb is with that of the rich: Isaiah 53.9 . Joseph, from Arimathea, is said by whom this prophecy fulfilled.

The reliability of biblical prophecy is especially notable that, far from it, Joseph was not initially a follower of the faith in Jesus as Messiah. It was same, "said Luke, a member of the Sanhedrin, the Jewish court for Religious Affairs, who condemned Jesus. Only little by little, it seems, that work became increasingly convinced in his heart. Also, at the decisive moment, Joseph he refused to join his vote to those who decided the death sentence of Jesus. Already, the Holy Spirit worked his heart to be at the right time, through whom the prophecy on the entombment of Christ is true!

It is strange to see how that encounter with Christ leads us to abandon is diverse. If, for Peter, Andre, Jacques and John, it was the family business for Joseph, it will be his tomb. We do not know why Joseph did carve out a burial chamber in the rock. Was it for fame and future posterity his name? It's a safe bet! Joseph had reason to give up for Christ. By renouncing the project by which he would build his own posthumous fame, he allowed God to give him one that undoubtedly exceed all expectations. Because even today there are thousands to visit the presumed location of the tomb of Christ which, forever linked the name of Joseph of Arimathea. That gives us his example of never fear of losing anything for Jesus! Him losing something here, it always eventually find it a hundredfold in the Kingdom!

Although Jesus People, the burial will be almost on the sly. Only a few women among the relatives will attend. Undeniably, their attachment to His person exceeds that of men. While these, following the arrest of Jesus in Gethsemane, fled, women remain the tenuous connection between Jesus and who live among His disciples, those who continue to follow him even if, humanly, he n 'are more reasons to do so. Soon they will see: their loyalty and perseverance will pay! As Joseph of Arimathea, they will be rewarded beyond anything they could imagine!

Thursday, November 11, 2010

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Chapter 23, Verses 44-49

Jesus' death

Unlike the application of religious leaders and one of the robbers, Jesus will not descend from the cross, but he died there. The signs demanded by opponents and mockers will not be accomplished. However, far from it, God the Father will not let His Son dying and expiate the sins of the world unbranded visible evidence of His identification with His people. As the Father was present in a visible and audible on the coming of the Son in His public ministry: Luke 3.21 to 22, it is also when it was released. Instead and in place of a dove and a voice audible, Luke tells us about two supernatural events marking the moments that followed saw the agony of the death of Jesus, Son of God:

1. An eclipse of the sun lasting for three hours across the country (or land). That night when God plunged the world into daylight speaks of the darkest hours of history of Humanity: Luke 22.53. It was the year in which the soul of the Son, in constant communion with the Father, was because of sin, separated from him and overwhelmed by death and darkness. Nothing better captures the loneliness felt that the Son of God at that moment that the cry which tore the immensity of his distress: "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? "Mat 27.46. Death in the soul of Jesus, the darkness that covered the Earth are also the testimony of the Father and the mourning of all creation to the death of the Son.

2. The second fact is the direct consequence of the first. The Son of God who bore our sins, nothing now does bar access to the sinner holy presence of God and bright: cf Heb 10.19 to 22, God demonstrated by the fact that even as Son expires and darkness covers the earth, the veil in the temple that separated the Holy Place of the Most Holy Place was torn in the middle. That opponents of Jesus to know now: It was indeed the Messiah of God, the one by which forgiveness and reconciliation are possible with Him!

The effects of the perfect work of redemption accomplished by Christ are soon to be felt. The Roman centurion, who led Jesus to the torture and asssité the events surrounding His death will be the first to say: this man was not guilty, he was right. According to Matthew, his confession will go even further. "Certainly," he says, this man is the Son of God! : Matthew 27.54 . "The crowd was in limbo is no longer. She left, striking the chest. She knows it too: religious leaders have been mistaken. It is not performance that she had attended, but a crime, and the greatest of all: the murder of the Son of God!