Open my lips, Lord. So that I can cry out, “That’s enough! Come, friends, We have to pick up our Christ, And set our brothers and sisters on their feet!” Open my hands, Lord, so we will work to make a world where each human being has enough food and enough respect. Where every human being can shout, is wonderful to be in this “It world.” Singer, C and in Experience Jesus Today 1995, Editions Du Signe, Strasbourg Cedex, Hari, A “Open” France. P. 171 Core Scripture Lk 4: 16 - 22 The Beginning of Jesus' Ministry Jn 4:1-15, 25-28 The Woman at the Well Associated Scripture Isa: 61: 1-3 The Good News of Deliverance Lk 1: 46-55 Mary’s Song Lk 4:22-28 Jesus is rejected at ( the completion of the core scripture) Scripture In Context: Luke 4:16-28 This passage is often called mission statement. proclamation of his mission emphasises Jesus’ Jesus’ the continuity between the Old and the New Testaments. His mission of dedication to the oppressed is embedded in tradition. Jesus extended the scripture of Isaiah (Isa 61:1-3) to express his mission to all those who are truly oppressed. Through scripture we become aware of a God who is a God of Isaiah’s love who entered human history, into the stuff of day to day existence. In scripture we see how Luke’s the Spirit of God was to be poured out through life. The Spirit of love worked through Jesus to Jesus’ heal wounds, free us to serve one another and choose a future. Luke established the foundation for a Jesus who works for the Kingdom in song (the Mary’s
Open my lips, Lord. So that I can cry out, “That’s enough! Come, friends, We have to pick up our Christ, And set our brothers and sisters on their feet!” Open my hands, Lord, so we will work to make a world where each human being has enough food and enough respect. Where every human being can shout, “It is wonderful to be in this world.” Singer, C and Hari, A “Open” in Experience Jesus Today 1995, Editions Du Signe, Strasbourg Cedex, France. P. 171 Core Scripture Lk 4: 16 - 22 The Beginning of Jesus' Ministry Jn 4:1-15, 25-28 The Woman at the Well Associated Scripture Isa: 61: 1-3 The Good News of Deliverance Lk 1: 46-55 Mary’s Song Lk 4:22-28 Jesus is rejected at ( the completion of the core scripture) Scripture In Context: Luke 4:16-28 This passage is often called Jesus’ mission statement. Jesus’ proclamation of his mission emphasises the continuity between the Old and the New Testaments. His mission of dedication to the oppressed is embedded in tradition. Jesus extended the scripture of Isaiah (Isa 61:1-3) to express his mission to all those who are truly oppressed. Through Isaiah’s scripture we become aware of a God who is a God of love who entered human history, into the stuff of day to day existence. In Luke’s scripture we see how the Spirit of God was to be poured out through Jesus’ life. The Spirit of love worked through Jesus to heal wounds, free us to serve one another and choose a future. Luke established the foundation for a Jesus who works for the Kingdom in Mary’s song (the
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