FRIDAY FIRST WEEK IN ADVENT
the deaf will hear and the eyes of the blind will see
The Lord says
this: In a short time, a very short time, shall not Lebanon become fertile land
and fertile land turn into forest? The deaf, that day, will hear the words of a
book and, after shadow and darkness, the eyes of the blind will see. But the
lowly will rejoice in the Lord even more and the poorest exult in the Holy One
of Israel; for tyrants shall be no more, and scoffers vanish, and all be
destroyed who are disposed to do evil: those who gossip to incriminate others, those
who try at the gate to trip the arbitrator and get the upright man’s case
dismissed for groundless reasons. Universalis
Therefore the
Lord speaks, the God of the House of Jacob, Abraham’s redeemer: No longer shall
Jacob be ashamed, no more shall his face grow pale, for he shall see what my
hands have done in his midst, he shall hold my name holy. They will hallow the
Holy One of Jacob, stand in awe of the God of Israel. Erring spirits will learn
wisdom and murmurers accept instruction.
Gospel Matthew 9:27-31 'Take care that no-one learns about this'
As Jesus went on his way two blind men followed him shouting, ‘Take pity on us, Son of David.’ And when Jesus reached the house the blind men came up with him and he said to them, ‘Do you believe I can do this?’ They said, ‘Sir, we do.’ Then he touched their eyes saying, ‘Your faith deserves it, so let this be done for you.’ And their sight returned. Then Jesus sternly warned them, ‘Take care that no one learns about this.’ But when they had gone, they talked about him all over the countryside. CDR
Loving Father thank you for your words of comfort for tyrants shall be no more, and scoffers vanish, and all who are disposed to do evil be destroyed: those who gossip to incriminate others, those who try at the gate to trip the arbitrator and get the upright man’s case dismissed for groundless reasons. The lowly will rejoice in you Lord, and the poorest exult in you Father, the Holy One of Israel, for erring spirits will learn wisdom and murmurers accept instruction.
Lecture du livre
du prophète Isaïe 29, 17-24 « En ce jour-là, les yeux des
aveugles verront »
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Évangile Matthieu 9, 27-31 Croyant en Jésus, deux aveugles sont guéris
Père aimant,
merci pour tes paroles de réconfort, car les tyrans ne seront plus, et les
moqueurs disparaîtront, et tous ceux qui sont disposés à faire le mal seront détruits
: ceux qui par leur
témoignage pour incriminer les autres, ceux qui font condamner quelqu’un, qui faussent les
débats du tribunal et sans raison font débouter l’innocent. Les humbles se réjouiront en toi Seigneur, et
les plus pauvres exulteront en toi Père, le Saint d’Israël, car les esprits égarés découvriront l’intelligence, et les récalcitrants accepteront qu’on les instruise.
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