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Leia por capítulosComentário sobre a Leitura Bíblica de Hoje
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|Levítico 25:1|
พระเยโฮวาห์ตรัสกับโมเสสที่ภูเขาซีนายว่า
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|Levítico 25:2|
จงกล่าวแก่คนอิสราเอลว่า เมื่อเจ้าทั้งหลายเข้าแผ่นดินที่เราให้เจ้านั้น จงให้แผ่นดินนั้นถือสะบาโตแด่พระเยโฮวาห์
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|Levítico 25:3|
เจ้าจงหว่านพืชในนาของเจ้าหกปี และจงลิดแขนงสวนองุ่นของเจ้าและเก็บผลหกปี
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|Levítico 25:4|
แต่ในปีที่เจ็ดนั้นเป็นปีสะบาโตแห่งการหยุดพักผ่อนสำหรับแผ่นดิน เป็นปีสะบาโตแด่พระเยโฮวาห์ เจ้าอย่าหว่านพืชในนา หรือลิดแขนงสวนองุ่นของเจ้า
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|Levítico 25:5|
สิ่งใดที่งอกขึ้นมาเอง เจ้าอย่าเก็บเกี่ยว องุ่นอันเกิดอยู่ที่เถาอันเจ้ามิได้ตกแต่งก็อย่าเก็บ ให้เป็นปีที่แผ่นดินหยุดพักสงบ
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|Levítico 25:6|
แผ่นดินในปีสะบาโตนั้นจะยังพืชผลให้แก่เจ้าทั้งหลาย คือแก่ตัวเจ้าเอง แก่ทาสชายทาสหญิงของเจ้า แก่ลูกจ้างของเจ้า และแก่คนต่างด้าวที่อยู่กับเจ้า
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|Levítico 25:7|
พืชผลแห่งแผ่นดินทั้งสิ้น จะเป็นอาหารของสัตว์เลี้ยงของเจ้า และของสัตว์ป่าที่อยู่ในแผ่นดินของเจ้า
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|Levítico 25:8|
เจ้าจงนับปีสะบาโตเจ็ดปีคือเจ็ดคูณเจ็ดปี เวลาปีสะบาโตเจ็ดปีจึงเป็นสี่สิบเก้าปีแก่เจ้า
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|Levítico 25:9|
เจ้าจงให้เป่าแตรดังสนั่นในวันที่สิบเดือนที่เจ็ด เจ้าจงให้เป่าแตรทั่วแผ่นดินในวันทำการลบมลทิน
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|Levítico 25:10|
เจ้าจงถือปีที่ห้าสิบไว้เป็นปีบริสุทธิ์ และประกาศอิสรภาพแก่บรรดาคนที่อาศัยอยู่ทั่วแผ่นดินของเจ้า ให้เป็นปีเสียงแตรแก่เจ้า ให้ทุกคนกลับไปยังภูมิลำเนาอันเป็นทรัพย์สินของตน และกลับไปสู่ครอบครัวของตน
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09 de março LAB 434
“FÉRMULA”
Josué 05-08
Você sabe como o povo de Israel iria conquistar a grande e poderosa cidade de Jericó? Tentar explicar isso seria tolice. Por isso, eles não teorizaram. Eles agiram conforme os comandos de Deus. Arriscar explicar um milagre é uma das maiores idiotices que um ser humano pode fazer. Se tenta explicá-lo, supõe-se que acredita que algo aconteceu de forma muito grandiosa. E se é milagre, veio de Deus. Mas o problema é que a pessoa se esquece que essa palavra significa exatamente algo que não seja explicável, porque se fosse explicável não seria milagre. “Milagres”: não se explicam, se aceitam. Então, de forma irônica e contraditória, quem tenta explicar um milagre está perdendo seu tempo porque está tentando explicar uma coisa que supostamente não existiria. Isso seria um tipo de loucura, concorda?
Uma contradição maior ainda é alguém que se diz cristão fazer algo assim. Afinal, se ele quer dar explicação para o que Deus fez de maneira milagrosa, tomando uma atitude de dizer que milagres não existem, está dizendo que Deus não existe. Ou, se o suposto deus de um cristão assim não é capaz de realizar milagre, então não é Deus. Para um cristão desse tipo, seria mais coerente se decidisse logo ser mais honesto com suas próprias ideias, sendo um ateu.
Encontrei uma maluquice dessas na Revista Bíblica de julho e agosto de 2007, em um artigo escrito por Ariel Alvarez Valdés. Com todo respeito à pessoa dele, fiquei com dó do conteúdo que esse camarada tentou colocar nessa revista, logo quando li o título: “Como caíram as muralhas de Jericó”. É impressionante como uma pessoa que se diz religiosa aventura-se a responder uma pergunta dessas. É só conhecer o livro de Hebreus para conhecer o porquê. Em Hebreus 11:30, encontramos a explicação bíblica da queda dos muros: “Pela fé caíram os muros de Jericó”.
E alguém pode questionar: “Ah, pastor! Então você está querendo acreditar numa fé cega?” Acho essa expressão (“fé cega”) uma das piadas mais insanas, sem sentido e desprovidas de inteligência que já vi na minha vida! Usar a suposta expressão “fé cega” para querer dizer que determinada atitude não seria inteligente ou plausível é estultice. O maior intelectual da Bíblia, o apóstolo Paulo, no mesmo capítulo onde explica a fórmula da queda dos muros de Jericó, também explica o que é fé. “Ora, fé é a prova das coisas que não vemos” (Hebreus 11:1). Será que alguém ainda deseja questionar que crer em milagre é ter a ignorância de uma fé cega? Desculpe, mas que questionamento mais sem sentido!
A fé é como o milagre: não se explica, se aceita.
Valdeci Júnior
Fátima Silva