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Leia por capítulosComentário sobre a Leitura Bíblica de Hoje
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|Marcos 12:1|
พระองค์จึงเริ่มตรัสแก่เขาเป็นคำอุปมาว่า "ยังมีชายคนหนึ่งได้ทำสวนองุ่น แล้วล้อมรั้วต้นไม้ไว้รอบ เขาได้สกัดบ่อเก็บน้ำองุ่น และสร้างหอเฝ้า ให้ชาวสวนเช่า แล้วก็ไปเมืองไกลเสีย
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|Marcos 12:2|
ครั้นถึงฤดูผลองุ่นเขาจึงใช้ผู้รับใช้คนหนึ่งไปหาคนเช่าสวนนั้น เพื่อเขาจะได้รับส่วนผลของสวนองุ่นจากคนเช่าสวน
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|Marcos 12:3|
ฝ่ายคนเหล่านั้นก็จับผู้รับใช้นั้นเฆี่ยนตี แล้วไล่ให้กลับไปมือเปล่า
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|Marcos 12:4|
อีกครั้งหนึ่งเจ้าของสวนใช้ผู้รับใช้อีกคนหนึ่งไปหาคนเช่าสวน คนเช่าสวนนั้นก็เอาหินขว้างผู้รับใช้นั้นศีรษะแตก และไล่ให้กลับไปอย่างน่าอัปยศ
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|Marcos 12:5|
อีกครั้งหนึ่งเจ้าของใช้ผู้รับใช้ไปอีกคนหนึ่ง เขาก็ฆ่าผู้รับใช้นั้นเสีย แล้วยังใช้ผู้รับใช้ไปอีกหลายคน เขาก็เฆี่ยนตีบ้าง ฆ่าเสียบ้าง
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|Marcos 12:6|
เจ้าของสวนยังมีบุตรชายที่รักคนหนึ่ง จึงใช้บุตรคนนั้นไปเป็นครั้งสุดท้าย พูดว่า `เขาคงจะเคารพบุตรชายของเรา'
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|Marcos 12:7|
แต่คนเช่าสวนพูดกันว่า `คนนี้แหละเป็นทายาท มาเถอะ ให้เราฆ่าเขาเสีย แล้วมรดกนั้นจะตกอยู่กับเรา'
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|Marcos 12:8|
เขาจึงพากันจับบุตรนั้นฆ่าเสีย และเอาศพทิ้งไว้นอกสวน
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|Marcos 12:9|
เหตุฉะนั้น เจ้าของสวนจะทำประการใด ท่านก็จะมาฆ่าคนเช่าสวนเหล่านั้นเสีย แล้วจะเอาสวนองุ่นนั้นให้ผู้อื่นเช่า
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|Marcos 12:10|
ท่านทั้งหลายอ่านพระคัมภีร์ตอนนี้แล้วมิใช่หรือซึ่งว่า `ศิลาซึ่งช่างก่อได้ปฏิเสธเสีย ได้กลับกลายเป็นศิลามุมเอกแล้ว
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30 de maio LAB 516
“POPSTAR”
ESTER 05-07
Hamã era um ciumento. E o que me fascina é o modo como Mardoqueu e a própria Ester foram equilibrados para lidar com a situação. Quanto desprendimento! Parece que essa mulher e esse homem de Deus não tinham inveja em seus corações. É incrível!
E você? Está em busca de santidade? Quer ser alguém útil para Jesus? O Senhor já lhe concedeu algum dom, alguma habilidade para trabalhar ou ministrar? Se “sim”, lembre-se de que, em algum momento, irá se deparar com o perigo da “ciumeira”. Com ela, vem a tentação de sentir-se indispensável para um serviço específico. Talvez, seja tentado a pensar: “Não acredito. O que ele está fazendo ali, sendo que eu poderia ocupar muito melhor aquela posição?” Ou: “Por que essa pessoa faz dessa forma? Se eu estivesse no lugar dela, faria diferente.” Ou então: “Esse camarada está tentando puxar meu tapete. Mas não vou ser vítima, EU estou no controle.” Ou: “Eu, sair desse cargo? Nunca! Você sabe o quanto de coisas boas eu já fiz?” Santa e irônica indispensabilidade! Você já ouviu mesquinharias orgulhosas desse tipo algum dia? Foi tentado a pensar com ciúmes desse tipo?
Qualquer pessoa pode descer da plataforma; é só colocar Deus no trono. Parece que os mais ciumentos estão entre o que chamaríamos de as personalidades públicas cristãs, que parecem ser abnegadas, mas no fundo do seu coração, são apaixonadas pelas manchetes na imprensa ou qualquer muro pichado que estampe seus nomes. Mas Deus julga os motivos do coração. Qualquer um que começa a servir em algum ministério é tentado pela fama. O problema é dar espaço para essa tentação. Que Deus tenha misericórdia dos que são ansiosos por ter uma fama maior que a do próprio Deus a quem deveriam exaltar.
Charles Swindoll escreveu: “Eu não sou indispensável, você também não é, e ninguém é indispensável, com exceção de Jesus, que é o Senhor, e que tem a primazia, porque Ele é o Cabeça. O primeiro lugar é de Cristo porque ele é o próprio fundamento. Quando o Senhor substitui uma pessoa, no cargo que ela ocupa (ou ocupava), ou então quando rebaixa um pra levantar outro, temos que entender que as ordens são dEle. E isso é um direito de soberania que ele tem. O problema é quando a gente começa a pensar que somos donos desse direito de soberania. Meu amigo, Deus colocou você onde Ele queria ver você estar. Foi Ele quem deu esse trabalho, essa função, esse cargo pra você. Então, da mesma forma, ele pode arrancar isso de você. Faça a sua parte com fidelidade, seja humilde, e exalte o nome de Jesus!”
Valdeci Júnior
Fátima Silva