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Thirteen people in this time of holidays of All Saints responded present at the invitation of our group leader, Benedicte, to come home to spend an evening prayer coupled with a surprise birthday party in honor of one of the pillars of the Group of Angers: Etienne.

I was personally touched by the prayers of my friends asking God that I do not break the fact that I have pressure in my commercial work where I am required to choke on all the time ! Other subjects were asked emitted in a spontaneous show of solidarity, everyone felt free to pray and he wants time with his words to him. This is a good spiritual moment that allows for daring in a friendly prayer said aloud. Pizzas and sodas

have brightened this night also under the sign of music with our lead guitarist who played William dynamics involving hymns of joy in their hearts, all standing.

Thanks for all those happy hours spent together in unity.

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Mini-interview with Karine GBUssienne

Sebastian: How do you consider as the GBU's work on the Gospel of Luke?

Karine: It's done in a friendly spirit, reinforced by the provision of study participants around a round table. All people can express themselves when they wish, emitting different views on Bible verses studied, it is interesting to notice overlap between them. From one verse, we can explore it from different angles. It's a way to learn think the Bible differently. I like to discover also the interpretation that is made by everyone from the Bible in the center of discussions.

Sebastian: Your coming to meetings GBUssiennes bring you anything else?

Karine: It allows me to meet people of other faiths that I would not necessarily have met otherwise while talking sometimes with non-Christian in a neutral setting conducive to the study of the Word for everyone. I think it's natural for me to come as open and simple trade enrich me personally.

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History Marc Machin copy seems to explain the difference between evidence and testimony.
When I say that homeopathy is no more effective than placebo, we always oppose the "evidence" of effectiveness such as: "My son had asthma and since he takes the homoeoamplicons he left! "Or" There are thousands of people relieved by homeopathy. "This is not proof, they are only as evidence and scientific proof, it's worthless.

Marc Machin's conviction demonstrates that a witness may always be biased. Sometimes totally inexplicable. Understand how an innocent person can accept blame for a murder he did not commit? Why do medical stories told by some patients are so different from the reality?

A proof is something else. This is something that can be reproduced exactly. A DNA test proves it. You can do it again ten times, you have ten times the same result. You can do it again by others and you'll still have the same result.

A scientific study may be evidence, if properly constructed. If you study the action of paracetamol against pain with a beautiful study, you will always get a share of paracetamol than placebo. By cons, if you ask people their experiences of paracetamol, you who will say that "nothing else to calm" and those who will tell you that "it does not bother me."

say that homeopathy has not proved its effectiveness is not an insult against the followers of the small granules, but a fact. All testimony will change nothing.

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Hi all! And here is another illuminating study of the Gospel of Luke (from 4.14 to 30) that the GBU Angers offered us last Monday.

is a very rich text which has caused us a lot of questions. The different interpretations, though often complementary, have really helped to have a vision and a broader understanding. "I came to bring liberation to the oppressed," many people can say that "this speech is TODAY 'Today it is accomplished "and this, I can testify myself. Jesus who returns home to Nazareth to preach the good news was quickly rejected by his family. He has proclaimed "a year of blessing" for all peoples of the earth, and it is hunted.

And we believe in today? Or we arrived there to stifle the good news?

Or sometimes do not feel as rejected when it comes to affirm our faith? A small key was emphasized at study to help us, "Jesus returned with Galileo's power of the Spirit" ...

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Text on Luke 4: 14-30, Jesus in Nazareth (in Galilee village)

Jesus, the servant chosen by God (biblical version of the Sower)

14 Jesus, filled with the power of the Spirit, returned to Galilee. His reputation spread throughout the region.

15 He taught in their synagogues and was praised by all.

16 He also went to Nazareth, where he was raised, and he entered the synagogue on the Sabbath, as was his habit. He stood up to read the Bible,

17 and he presented the scroll of Isaiah. By unrolling the parchment, he found the passage where it says:

18 The Spirit of the Lord is upon me because he appointed me the anointing to preach good news to the poor. He sent me to proclaim release to the captives, the blind recover sight, to bring deliverance to the oppressed

19 and proclaim the year of grace granted by God.

20 He rolled up the scroll, gave it to the attendant and sat down. In the synagogue, all eyes were on him.

21-Today even began, he said, to you who hear this prophecy of Scripture became reality.

22 None of his listeners remained indifferent: the message of grace that they had surprised them very much. So they said:-Is he not the son of Joseph?

23 Then he said: "You will not fail to apply myself saying this:" Physician, heal thyself "and tell me:" We heard what you have done in Capernaum. Make it so much here in your own town! "

24 And he added:" Really, I assure you: No prophet is accepted in his homeland.

25 Behold the truth, I tell you, there were many widows in Israel at the time of Elijah, when, for three and a half years, there has been no rain and a great famine raged throughout the country.

26 However, Elijah was sent to none of them, but to a widow who lived in Zarephath in the land of Sidon.

27 There were also many lepers in Israel at the time of the prophet Elisha. And yet, none has been cured. It Naaman the Syrian who was.

28 On hearing these words, all who were in the synagogue were angry.

29 They got up, dragged Jesus out of town to the summit of the mountain on which it was built, to hurl him into space.

30 But he went among them and went away.

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Study on Luke 4: 14-30, Jesus in Nazareth (in Galilee village)

Jesus facing his country ... and we face our environment? "


OBSERVATION

What are these characters?
Jesus
it for v20-
listeners

Where did the shift?
In the state of Galilee and specifically Nazareth

Why is that the action takes place in Nazareth is important to Jesus?
is the town where he grew up. People who live there surely take him to heart.

In which building exactly?
Synagogue: Religious building where appropriate, in each city, the Jewish worship and religious education "

what day the action is?
The Sabbath: the seventh day of the Jewish week, day of rest to the LORD, recalling God's rest after creation and the end of slavery in Egypt

Briefly, someone Can a summary of what Jesus did?
Jesus in Galilee, he teaches. The Galileans are his eulogy. (V14-16)
He then goes on to Nazareth, and there is the drama ... but he teaches the crowd gets angry against him. They even want to go to death.

What are the reactions to the actions of Jesus? (contrast between the reactions described in relation to Jesus from v16 to v30)
He glorifies
Surprisingly v16, v20 curiosity "eyes fixed on him" v22 "astonished them very much" Anger
v28 v29 murder
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What explanation v 24 Jesus gives to justify the bad reception he suffers?
person is accepted in his country when he announced the good news without missing a bit - see what Jesus says in the text -.

v30 Finally, is what Jesus seems troubled by what he has to live?
Not at all, "he went among them and went"



INTERPRETATION

What this text helps us understand the relationship that Jesus had with his contemporaries, especially with people of his country?
These people were not receptive
They could even be angry against Jesus
Worse, they even manage to kill want
Rejection, Selfishness
misunderstanding, they receive no miracles when they are angry
They feel injustice because blessings are for non-Jews and not for them, the Jews.

Jesus leaves it up this way? What this passage shows us the nature of Jesus? He escaped unharmed
an attempted murder
It is still
PEACE His power, despite being overwhelmed from all sides, it seems out of the crowd without any problem
Omniscient

APPLICATION

What are the elements that have helped during this eventful episode in Nazareth? He

Spirit see below its brief definition - v14
sign a message of thanks v22
He is the son of God
It draws on examples of prophets
Quiet

Can we not draw a parallel between the Christian group and what we learn from Jesus in the passage?

Elements is known of the group Christians:
The Spirit of God lives in them when they bring
the gospel God accompanies and protects
They are called son and daughters of God Most High
They support the Bible and all Christians around them

What is open to Spirit brings to man in general?
Spirit: 3rd person of the Godhead, Breath to help any non-Christian yet to acquire an inner well-being, to be a receptacle of love which is the fruit of the Spirit while generating other then valuable qualities in itself
see in Galatians 5 v22; letter Pauline New Testament But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, gentleness and self control.

How this text can encourage us to everyday ?
When Jesus sends us to bring good news - see what Jesus says in the text - it does not leave us alone with the other ...

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