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Leia por capítulosComentário sobre a Leitura Bíblica de Hoje
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|Mateus 27:1|
ครั้นรุ่งเช้า บรรดาพวกปุโรหิตใหญ่และพวกผู้ใหญ่แห่งประชาชนปรึกษากันด้วยเรื่องพระเยซู เพื่อจะประหารพระองค์เสีย
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|Mateus 27:2|
เขาจึงมัดพระองค์พาไปมอบไว้แก่ปอนทัสปีลาตเจ้าเมือง
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|Mateus 27:3|
เมื่อยูดาสผู้ทรยศพระองค์เห็นว่าพระองค์ต้องปรับโทษก็กลับใจ นำเงินสามสิบเหรียญนั้นมาคืนให้แก่พวกปุโรหิตใหญ่และพวกผู้ใหญ่
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|Mateus 27:4|
กล่าวว่า "ข้าพเจ้าได้ทำบาปที่ได้ทรยศโลหิตอันบริสุทธิ์" คนเหล่านั้นจึงว่า "การนั้นเป็นธุระอะไรของเรา เจ้าต้องรับธุระเอาเอง"
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|Mateus 27:5|
ยูดาสจึงทิ้งเงินนั้นไว้ในพระวิหารและจากไป แล้วเขาก็ออกไปผูกคอตาย
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|Mateus 27:6|
พวกปุโรหิตใหญ่จึงเก็บเอาเงินนั้นมาแล้วว่า "เป็นการผิดพระราชบัญญัติที่จะเก็บเงินนั้นไว้ในคลังพระวิหาร เพราะเป็นค่าโลหิต"
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|Mateus 27:7|
เขาก็ปรึกษากันและได้เอาเงินนั้นไปซื้อทุ่งช่างหม้อไว้ สำหรับเป็นที่ฝังศพคนต่างบ้านต่างเมือง
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|Mateus 27:8|
เหตุฉะนั้น เขาจึงเรียกทุ่งนั้นว่า ทุ่งโลหิต จนถึงทุกวันนี้
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|Mateus 27:9|
ครั้งนั้นก็สำเร็จตามพระวจนะโดยเยเรมีย์ศาสดาพยากรณ์ ซึ่งว่า `เขารับเงินสามสิบเหรียญ ซึ่งเป็นราคาของผู้ที่เขาตีราคาไว้นั้น' คือที่คนอิสราเอลบางคนตีราคาไว้
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|Mateus 27:10|
`แล้วไปซื้อทุ่งช่างหม้อ ตามที่องค์พระผู้เป็นเจ้าได้ทรงบัญชาข้าพเจ้า'
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28 de outubro LAB 667
RESSURREIÇÃO PROFUNDA
Lucas 23-24
Donald Grey Barnhouse estava dirigindo seus filhos até o velório da mãe deles. Num cruzamento da estrada um enorme caminhão passou pela frente deles, temporariamente passando uma grande sombra pelo carro em que estavam. Barnhouse perguntou aos filhos, "Você preferia que a sombra do caminhão ou o próprio caminhão passasse por cima de vocês?" "É claro, a sombra," eles responderam. "É isso que aconteceu conosco," falou Barnhouse. "O falecimento de mamãe é apenas a sombra da morte. O pecador perdido é atropelado pelo próprio caminhão." (Larson, Craig Brian, editor em "Illustrations for Preaching and Teaching from Leadership Journal," Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1993, p. 55).
Que garantia temos para dizer isto? Ela está no ponto alto dos dois capítulos que você lê hoje, na sua Bíblia: a ressurreição de Cristo. Don Emmitte, em “Living Illustrations for Effective Preaching” faz lembrar que “se a Páscoa disser qualquer coisa para nós, é que Jesus estará sempre conosco. As pirâmides do Egito são famosas porque abrigaram os corpos mumificados dos antigos reis do Egito. A Catedral de Westminster em Londres é reverenciada porque lá jazem os corpos da nobreza e de Britânicos famosos. O mausoléu de Maomé é notável pelo caixão de pedra e os ossos que contém. O cemitério de Arlington em Washington nos EUA é venerado como o lugar de descanso de muitos Americanos famosos. Mas, o sepulcro de Jesus é famoso, justamente porque está vazio.” Aleluia! Glória a Deus por isso! Esta é a nossa garantia, de que a nossa fé não é vã.
Nos primeiros séculos da era cristã, a borboleta era usada como símbolo da ressurreição. Mas sabemos que isto não é o que melhor simboliza a ressurreição. A marca da ressurreição está nas mãos de Cristo. Percebeu aí na leitura de hoje? As cicatrizes continuam lá, em Suas mãos. Mas... por que?
Se Deus ressuscitou Jesus da morte, por que Ele não restaurou seu corpo? Por que feridas? Por que a marca dos pregos que dava para sentir com as mãos? Será que a palavra do Evangelho está dizendo a nós na nossa espera: "Você não verá a Jesus até enxergar suas feridas"? Para John Vannorsdall, “de alguma forma ou outra, precisamos entender que o Cristo ressuscitado é sempre o Cristo ferido. Vivo, mas, nunca sarado. Livre da morte, mas, marcado para eternidade. Os surdos tem um sinal para Jesus. O dedo do meio de cada mão é colocado na centro da palma da outra mão. Jesus, eles sinalizam, é aquele com as mãos feridas. E quando eles tocam aquele lugar, eles lembram. Eles escutam o nome dEle na sua própria pele”.
Profundo!
Valdeci Júnior
Fátima Silva