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|Daniel 12:7|
ชายที่สวมเสื้อผ้าป่านผู้ซึ่งอยู่เหนือน้ำทั้งหลายแห่งแม่น้ำนั้น ได้ยกมือขวาและมือซ้ายของท่านสู่ฟ้าสวรรค์ และข้าพเจ้าได้ยินท่านปฏิญาณอ้างพระผู้ทรงพระชนม์อยู่เป็นนิตย์ว่า ยังอีกวาระหนึ่ง สองวาระ และครึ่งวาระ และเมื่อการหมดอำนาจของชนชาติบริสุทธิ์สิ้นสุดลงแล้ว บรรดาสิ่งเหล่านี้ก็สำเร็จไปด้วย
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|Daniel 12:8|
ข้าพเจ้าได้ยินแต่ไม่เข้าใจ แล้วข้าพเจ้าจึงพูดว่า "นายเจ้าข้า สิ่งเหล่านี้จะลงเอยอย่างไร"
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|Daniel 12:9|
พระองค์ตรัสว่า "ดาเนียลเอ๋ย ไปเถอะ เพราะว่าถ้อยคำเหล่านั้นก็ถูกปิดไว้แล้วและถูกประทับตราไว้จนถึงวาระสุดท้าย
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|Daniel 12:10|
คนเป็นอันมากจะได้รับการชำระแล้วจะขาวสะอาด และจะถูกถลุง แต่คนชั่วจะยังกระทำการชั่ว และไม่มีคนชั่วสักคนหนึ่งจะเข้าใจ แต่บรรดาคนที่ฉลาดจะเข้าใจ
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|Daniel 12:11|
และตั้งแต่เวลาที่ให้เลิกเครื่องเผาบูชาประจำวันเสียนั้น และให้ตั้งสิ่งที่น่าสะอิดสะเอียนซึ่งกระทำให้เกิดการรกร้างว่างเปล่าขึ้น จะเป็นเวลาหนึ่งพันสองร้อยเก้าสิบวัน
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|Daniel 12:12|
ความสุขจะมีแก่ผู้คอยอยู่ และมาถึงได้หนึ่งพันสามร้อยสามสิบห้าวันนั้น
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|Daniel 12:13|
แต่เจ้าจงไปจนวาระที่สุดเถิด และเจ้าจะได้หยุดพักสงบ และจะยืนขึ้นในส่วนที่กำหนดให้เจ้า เมื่อสิ้นสุดวันทั้งหลายนั้น"
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Clique para ler Romanos 5-7
16 de novembro LAB 686
COMEÇANDO ROMANOS
Romanos 01-04
George R. Knight, ao comentar sobre Romanos, dá dois gritos: “Romanos – Misericórdia para TOOOOODOS!” e “Romanos – MISERICOOOORDIA para todos!”. Estes são os berros onomatopaicos mais teológicos que já vi até hoje. Estão cunhados na capa da obra de John C. Brunt, um comentário bíblico do livro de Romanos, cujo título é “The Abundant Life Biblie Amplifier – Romans”. Trata-se de um prático guia à vida cristã abundante no livro de Romanos. Faço questão de ressaltar esse pragmatismo, porque nossos ouvidos ainda devem tinir aos brados originais desta carta. De acordo com Knight, as boas novas que ecoam através a epístola do apóstolo Paulo aos cristãos de Roma necessitam da ênfase que pode ser resumida e precisa ser eternizada em duas palavras: “misericórdia” e “todos”.
“Os primeiros capítulos” de Romanos, explica este teólogo, “lidam com a nossa pecaminosidade e com nossa necessidade de misericórdia: todos nós pecamos e falhamos quanto ao ideal de Deus. Mas Paulo não nos deixa na forca. Depois de apontar a nossa necessidade, ele avança, ao escrever sobre a provisão divina: através de Jesus Cristo, Deus torna a salvação algo disponível para todos”. Aleluia! Esta é uma das principais mensagens do livro de Romanos. E como isto acontece? Leia-se no próprio livro, e comprove, como tais coisas são acontecíveis na realidade prática da vida!
E é por isso que “romanos é muito mais do que apenas um tratado teológico sobre a salvação”. Isso George faz questão de ressaltar. Apesar de tantas explicações, Paulo visa tornar sua mensagem o mais prática possível: Se todos nós precisamos de misericórdia, então nenhum indivíduo ou grupo tem um espaço reservado na feira da salvação. Não! “Ninguém é inerentemente superior a qualquer outra pessoa. Nós não deveríamos julgar uns aos outros. Pelo contrário, deveríamos tratar uns aos outros com a mesma misericórdia e aceitação que Deus tem exercido sobre nós”.
Esse papo é antigo? Pode até ser. Mas o problema é quando nós o obsoletamos. Vamos destravá-lo? Então, procure praticar o exercício de, ao encontrar a velha história da cruz, torná-la nova, fresquinha, uma vez mais na sua vida. Esta é a razão pela qual Deus estende-lhe hoje uma nova chance. É a oportunidade de ler (ou reler), na melhor biblioteca do mundo (a Bíblia), o melhor livro onde você pode encontrar chão suficiente para colocar o que estamos discutindo aqui em prática: Romanos.
Aqui está a justificativa do nosso chamado a este desafio: “Pois desde a criação do mundo os atributos invisíveis de Deus, seu eterno poder e sua natureza divina, têm sido vistos claramente, sendo compreendidos por meio das coisas criadas, de forma que tais homens são indesculpáveis”.
Valdeci Júnior
Fátima Silva