O MINISTÉRIO DE JESUS E OS POBRES: UMA ANÁLISE DE LUCAS 4.14-30.

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    • Subject Terms:
      BIBLE. Luke; POVERTY; BIBLE. Acts; JESUS Christ; READING; AUTHORS; NARRATIVES; PREACHING
    • Abstract:
      Luke 4:14-30 is a foundational text for defining the ministry of Jesus. Since Jesus himself defines his ministry as preaching good news to the poor, the text has been referred to as the Nazareth Manifesto. The text holds great significance for discussions on poverty and wealth in Luke-Acts, the theology of Luke-Acts, the use of the Old Testament in the New Testament, narrative characteristics, as well as discussions on the mission of the Church. The text is considered programmatic in that it addresses various themes that will be of fundamental importance throughout the rest of the Lucan work. Some of these themes include the jubilee, rejection, and reversal. Using contemporary methods and authors, the author presents a careful reading of the text, along with several practical applications based on it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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      Lucas 4.14-30 é um texto fundamental para a definição do ministério de Jesus. Visto que o próprio Jesus define seu ministério como pregar boas novas aos pobres, o texto tem sido chamado de Manifesto de Nazaré. A passagem é muito importante para as discussões a respeito de pobreza e riqueza em Lucas- -Atos, teologia de Lucas-Atos, uso do Antigo Testamento no Novo Testamento, características narrativas, bem como para discussões a respeito da missão da Igreja. O texto tem sido chamado de programático no sentido de lidar com diversos temas que serão de importância fundamental em todo o restante da obra lucana. Alguns desses temas são o jubileu, a rejeição e a reversão. Usando métodos e autores contemporâneos, o autor apresenta uma leitura cuidadosa da perícope, bem como diversas aplicações práticas baseadas nela. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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