30062016 Gospel Mt 9:1-8
Jesus got back into the boat, crossed the lake again, and came to his hometown. Here, they brought to him a paralyzed man, lying on a bed. Jesus saw their faith and said to the paralytic, “Courage, my son! Your sins are forgiven.”
Some
teachers of the law said within themselves, “This man insults God.” Jesus was
aware of what they were thinking; and said, “Why have you such evil thoughts?
Which is easier to say: ‘Your sins are forgiven’ or ‘Stand up and walk’? But
that you may know, that the Son of Man has power on earth to forgive sins,” he
said to the paralyzed man, “Stand up! Take your stretcher and go home!” The man
got up, and went home.
When the
crowds saw this, they were filled with awe, and praised God for giving such
power to human beings.
Repleksiyon:
Ingka-saksihan
ni Jesus an hugot gajud na pagtuo nan mga tawo na nagdaya nan paralisado na
pasyente na gusto nila madajaw.
Nan pagsulti
ni Jesus sa pasyente na “pagbaton nan kaisog, tagpasaylo na ‘kaw sa imo mga kasay’anan,”
nagmuro an mga magtutudlo nan balaod na tag-insulto kuno Nija an Diyos.
Pero
inbalikan sila ni Jesus kay mayaot man an ila huna-huna ugsa tangutana sila
Nija kon uno ma’y mas masajon isulti: “tagpasaylo na ‘kaw sa imo mga kasay’anan
o tindog sanan panaw.”
Dili man
tuho sila motuo na an gahum ni Jesus gikan kan God.
Tagtapos
ni Jesus an tanan sa pagsulti sa paralisado na “tindog, dayha an imo higdaan
pagkatapos uli na sa ijo.”
Taghimaya
nan mga tawo si God kay inhatagan man Nija an tawo nan gahum.
Dako ba
‘sab gajud an ato pagtuo sa paghigugma ni God dato pinaagi sa paghatag Nija nan
gahum kan Jesus?