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Leia por capítulosComentário sobre a Leitura Bíblica de Hoje
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|João 15:1|
เราเป็นเถาองุ่นแท้ และพระบิดาของเราทรงเป็นผู้ดูแลรักษา
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|João 15:2|
กิ่งทุกกิ่งในเราที่ไม่ออกผล พระองค์ก็ทรงตัดทิ้งเสีย และกิ่งทุกกิ่งที่ออกผล พระองค์ก็ทรงลิดเพื่อให้ออกผลมากขึ้น
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|João 15:3|
ท่านทั้งหลายได้รับการชำระให้สะอาดแล้วด้วยถ้อยคำที่เราได้กล่าวแก่ท่าน
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|João 15:4|
จงเข้าสนิทอยู่ในเรา และเราเข้าสนิทอยู่ในท่าน กิ่งจะออกผลเองไม่ได้นอกจากจะติดอยู่กับเถาฉันใด ท่านทั้งหลายจะเกิดผลไม่ได้นอกจากท่านจะเข้าสนิทอยู่ในเราฉันนั้น
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|João 15:5|
เราเป็นเถาองุ่น ท่านทั้งหลายเป็นกิ่ง ผู้ที่เข้าสนิทอยู่ในเราและเราเข้าสนิทอยู่ในเขา ผู้นั้นจะเกิดผลมาก เพราะถ้าแยกจากเราแล้วท่านจะทำสิ่งใดไม่ได้เลย
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|João 15:6|
ถ้าผู้ใดมิได้เข้าสนิทอยู่ในเรา ผู้นั้นก็ต้องถูกทิ้งเสียเหมือนกิ่ง แล้วก็เหี่ยวแห้งไป และเขารวบรวมไว้ทิ้งในไฟเผาเสีย
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|João 15:7|
ถ้าท่านทั้งหลายเข้าสนิทอยู่ในเรา และถ้อยคำของเราฝังอยู่ในท่านแล้ว ท่านจะขอสิ่งใดซึ่งท่านปรารถนา ท่านก็จะได้สิ่งนั้น
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|João 15:8|
พระบิดาของเราทรงได้รับเกียรติเพราะเหตุนี้ คือเมื่อท่านทั้งหลายเกิดผลมาก ท่านจึงเป็นสาวกของเรา
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|João 15:9|
พระบิดาทรงรักเราฉันใด เราก็รักท่านทั้งหลายฉันนั้น จงยึดมั่นอยู่ในความรักของเรา
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|João 15:10|
ถ้าท่านทั้งหลายประพฤติตามบัญญัติของเรา ท่านก็จะยึดมั่นอยู่ในความรักของเรา เหมือนดังที่เราประพฤติตามพระบัญญัติของพระบิดาเรา และยึดมั่นอยู่ในความรักของพระองค์
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Clique para ler Isaías 30-33
31 de julho LAB 578
AI, AI, AI
Isaías 30-33
Ai, ai, ai, ai, ai... É o que um leitor superficial pode pensar, quando folhear a Bíblia nas páginas da leitura de hoje. Há uma porção de “ais”: Ai da cidade de Davi. Ai de Efraim. Ai contra a nação obstinada, ai dos que confiam no Egito, e por aí vai... Na realidade, no livro de Isaías, temos sete ais.
E o que eles significam? Se buscarmos na língua portuguesa, seja numa gramática ou dicionário, a palavra ai é uma interjeição que designa a dor. O ai representa a dor. Então, geralmente usamos “ai” em formato de grito, nem que seja baixinho. Às vezes, gritamos por alegria também, mas é mais difícil.
Na Bíblia, a palavra ai tem esse sentido de dor, não tanto como uma interjeição, mas como uma advertência. Cada vez que você ler essa palavra, principalmente nos títulos, ela aparece mais como advertência. Esse é o sentido. Ela é uma palavra usada para advertir as pessoas quanto aos prováveis sofrimentos futuros que elas estavam para enfrentar. Aqui, é como se o profeta estivesse dizendo: “Vocês estão cometendo tais e tais ações hoje, e então, amanhã terão que sofrer as respectivas consequências de todas elas.”
Ao fazer sua leitura bíblica de hoje, tire varias lições para sua vida, inclusive, a lição de que temos que levar as coisas muito a sério, quando paramos para pensar no que o amanhã nos reserva. Já parou para refletir a respeito? O que o amanhã reserva para você?
Quando começa ou começará seu futuro? Às vezes, quando as pessoas se deparam com esses questionamentos, infelizmente, elas já estão “comendo poeira”. O futuro para aquelas pessoas a quem o profeta Isaías proferiu os “sete ais” inegociavelmente chegou. Para algumas pessoas, até demorou um pouquinho mais, mas chegou. Agora, o futuro de outras pessoas que eram tão jovens não demorou praticamente nada e bum!!! Chegou! No entanto, muitas vezes o futuro chega para nós muito antes que imaginamos, não é verdade?
Não estou referindo-me só ao fato de morrer antes do tempo, mas de receber um peso de responsabilidade antes do que se espera; de perder alguém, de passar por uma crise, antes que se espere. Como podemos nos precaver sobre isso? Você sabe?
O povo, os companheiros de Isaías, foram pegos com as “calças curtas” porque não deram ouvido à Palavra de Deus. Mas, você não precisa repetir aquela sinistra história. Ainda há tempo para dedicar-se a dar ouvidos ao Livro Sagrado.
Então, use todas as oportunidades que você tiver para ficar ligado na Palavra de Deus, ficar “Por Dentro da Bíblia”. Tenha uma experiência única: você e Deus!
Valdeci Júnior
Fátima Silva