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1 Depois disso designou o Senhor outros setenta, e os enviou adiante de si, de dois em dois, a todas as cidades e lugares aonde ele havia de ir.
2 E dizia-lhes: Na verdade, a seara Ă© grande, mas os trabalhadores sĂ£o poucos; rogai, pois, ao Senhor da seara que mande trabalhadores para a sua seara.
3 Ide; eis que vos envio como cordeiros ao meio de lobos.
4 NĂ£o leveis bolsa, nem alforge, nem alparcas; e a ninguĂ©m saudeis pelo caminho.
5 Em qualquer casa em que entrardes, dizei primeiro: Paz seja com esta casa.
6 E se ali houver um filho da paz, repousarĂ¡ sobre ele a vossa paz; e se nĂ£o, voltarĂ¡ para vĂ³s.
7 Ficai nessa casa, comendo e bebendo do que eles tiverem; pois digno Ă© o trabalhador do seu salĂ¡rio. NĂ£o andeis de casa em casa.
8 TambĂ©m, em qualquer cidade em que entrardes, e vos receberem, comei do que puserem diante de vĂ³s.
9 Curai os enfermos que nela houver, e dizer-lhes: É chegado a vĂ³s o reino de Deus.
10 Mas em qualquer cidade em que entrardes, e vos nĂ£o receberem, saĂ­ndo pelas ruas, dizei:
11 AtĂ© o pĂ³ da vossa cidade, que se nos pegou aos pĂ©s, sacudimos contra vĂ³s. Contudo, sabei isto: que o reino de Deus Ă© chegado.
12 Digo-vos que naquele dia haverĂ¡ menos rigor para Sodoma, do que para aquela cidade.
13 Ai de ti, Corazim! ai de ti, Betsaida! Porque, se em Tiro e em Sidom se tivessem operado os milagres que em vĂ³s se operaram, hĂ¡ muito, sentadas em cilĂ­cio e cinza, elas se teriam arrependido.
14 Contudo, para Tiro e Sidom haverĂ¡ menos rigor no juĂ­zo do que para vĂ³s.
15 E tu, Cafarnaum, porventura serĂ¡s elevada atĂ© o cĂ©u? atĂ© o hades descerĂ¡s.
16 Quem vos ouve, a mim me ouve; e quem vos rejeita, a mim me rejeita; e quem a mim me rejeita, rejeita aquele que me enviou.
17 Voltaram depois os setenta com alegria, dizendo: Senhor, em teu nome, até os demônios se nos submetem.
18 Respondeu-lhes ele: Eu via SatanĂ¡s, como raio, cair do cĂ©u.
19 Eis que vos dei autoridade para pisar serpentes e escorpiões, e sobre todo o poder do inimigo; e nada vos farĂ¡ dano algum.
20 Contudo, nĂ£o vos alegreis porque se vos submetem os espĂ­ritos; alegrai-vos antes por estarem os vossos nomes escritos nos cĂ©us.
21 Naquela mesma hora exultou Jesus no EspĂ­rito Santo, e disse: Graças te dou, Ă³ Pai, Senhor do cĂ©u e da terra, porque ocultaste estas coisas aos sĂ¡bios e entendidos, e as revelaste aos pequeninos; sim, Ă³ Pai, porque assim foi do teu agrado.
22 Todas as coisas me foram entregues por meu Pai; e ninguĂ©m conhece quem Ă© o Filho senĂ£o o Pai, nem quem Ă© o Pai senĂ£o o Filho, e aquele a quem o Filho o quiser revelar.
23 E voltando-se para os discĂ­pulos, disse-lhes em particular: Bem-aventurados os olhos que vĂªem o que vĂ³s vedes.
24 Pois vos digo que muitos profetas e reis desejaram ver o que vĂ³s vedes, e nĂ£o o viram; e ouvir o que ouvis, e nĂ£o o ouviram.
25 E eis que se levantou certo doutor da lei e, para o experimentar, disse: Mestre, que farei para herdar a vida eterna?
26 Perguntou-lhe Jesus: Que estĂ¡ escrito na lei? Como lĂªs tu?
27 Respondeu-lhe ele: AmarĂ¡s ao Senhor teu Deus de todo o teu coraĂ§Ă£o, de toda a tua alma, de todas as tuas forças e de todo o teu entendimento, e ao teu prĂ³ximo como a ti mesmo.
28 Tornou-lhe Jesus: Respondeste bem; faze isso, e viverĂ¡s.
29 Ele, porĂ©m, querendo justificar-se, perguntou a Jesus: E quem Ă© o meu prĂ³ximo?
30 Jesus, prosseguindo, disse: Um homem descia de JerusalĂ©m a JericĂ³, e caiu nas mĂ£os de salteadores, os quais o despojaram e espancando-o, se retiraram, deixando-o meio morto.
31 Casualmente, descia pelo mesmo caminho certo sacerdote; e vendo-o, passou de largo.
32 De igual modo também um levita chegou �quele lugar, viu-o, e passou de largo.
33 Mas um samaritano, que ia de viagem, chegou perto dele e, vendo-o, encheu-se de compaixĂ£o;
34 e aproximando-se, atou-lhe as feridas, deitando nelas azeite e vinho; e pondo-o sobre a sua cavalgadura, levou-o para uma estalagem e cuidou dele.
35 No dia seguinte tirou dois denĂ¡rios, deu-os ao hospedeiro e disse-lhe: Cuida dele; e tudo o que gastares a mais, eu to pagarei quando voltar.
36 Qual, pois, destes trĂªs te parece ter sido o prĂ³ximo daquele que caiu nas mĂ£os dos salteadores?
37 Respondeu o doutor da lei: Aquele que usou de misericĂ³rdia para com ele. Disse-lhe, pois, Jesus: Vai, e faze tu o mesmo.
38 Ora, quando iam de caminho, entrou Jesus numa aldeia; e certa mulher, por nome Marta, o recebeu em sua casa.
39 Tinha esta uma irmĂ£ chamada Maria, a qual, sentando-se aos pĂ©s do Senhor, ouvia a sua palavra.
40 Marta, porĂ©m, andava preocupada com muito serviço; e aproximando-se, disse: Senhor, nĂ£o se te dĂ¡ que minha irmĂ£ me tenha deixado a servir sozinha? Dize-lhe, pois, que me ajude.
41 Respondeu-lhe o Senhor: Marta, Marta, estĂ¡s ansiosa e perturbada com muitas coisas;
42 entretanto poucas sĂ£o necessĂ¡rias, ou mesmo uma sĂ³; e Maria escolheu a boa parte, a qual nĂ£o lhe serĂ¡ tirada.

Lucas 10 Commentary

Chapter 10

Seventy disciples sent forth. (1-16) The blessedness of Christ's disciples. (17-24) The good Samaritan. (25-37) Jesus at the house of Martha and Mary. (38-42)

Verses 1-16 Christ sent the seventy disciples, two and two, that they might strengthen and encourage one another. The ministry of the gospel calls men to receive Christ as a Prince and a Saviour; and he will surely come in the power of his Spirit to all places whither he sends his faithful servants. But the doom of those who receive the grace of God in vain, will be very fearful Those who despise the faithful ministers of Christ, who think meanly of them, and look scornfully upon them, will be reckoned as despisers of God and Christ.

Verses 17-24 All our victories over Satan, are obtained by power derived from Jesus Christ, and he must have all the praise. But let us beware of spiritual pride, which has been the destruction of many. Our Lord rejoiced at the prospect of the salvation of many souls. It was fit that particular notice should be taken of that hour of joy; there were few such, for He was a man of sorrows: in that hour in which he saw Satan fall, and heard of the good success of his ministers, in that hour he rejoiced. He has ever resisted the proud, and given grace to the humble. The more simply dependent we are on the teaching, help, and blessing of the Son of God, the more we shall know both of the Father and of the Son; the more blessed we shall be in seeing the glory, and hearing the words of the Divine Saviour; and the more useful we shall be made in promoting his cause.

Verses 25-37 If we speak of eternal life, and the way to it, in a careless manner, we take the name of God in vain. No one will ever love God and his neighbour with any measure of pure, spiritual love, who is not made a partaker of converting grace. But the proud heart of man strives hard against these convictions. Christ gave an instance of a poor Jew in distress, relieved by a good Samaritan. This poor man fell among thieves, who left him about to die of his wounds. He was slighted by those who should have been his friends, and was cared for by a stranger, a Samaritan, of the nation which the Jews most despised and detested, and would have no dealings with. It is lamentable to observe how selfishness governs all ranks; how many excuses men will make to avoid trouble or expense in relieving others. But the true Christian has the law of love written in his heart. The Spirit of Christ dwells in him; Christ's image is renewed in his soul. The parable is a beautiful explanation of the law of loving our neighbour as ourselves, without regard to nation, party, or any other distinction. It also sets forth the kindness and love of God our Saviour toward sinful, miserable men. We were like this poor, distressed traveller. Satan, our enemy, has robbed us, and wounded us: such is the mischief sin has done us. The blessed Jesus had compassion on us. The believer considers that Jesus loved him, and gave his life for him, when an enemy and a rebel; and having shown him mercy, he bids him go and do likewise. It is the duty of us all , in our places, and according to our ability, to succour, help, and relieve all that are in distress and necessity.

Verses 38-42 A good sermon is not the worse for being preached in a house; and the visits of our friends should be so managed, as to make them turn to the good of their souls. Sitting at Christ's feet, signifies readiness to receive his word, and submission to the guidance of it. Martha was providing for the entertainment of Christ, and those that came with him. Here were respect to our Lord Jesus and right care of her household affairs. But there was something to be blamed. She was for much serving; plenty, variety, and exactness. Worldly business is a snare to us, when it hinders us from serving God, and getting good to our souls. What needless time is wasted, and expense often laid out, even in entertaining professors of the gospel! Though Martha was on this occasion faulty, yet she was a true believer, and in her general conduct did not neglect the one thing needful. The favour of God is needful to our happiness; the salvation of Christ is needful to our safety. Where this is attended to, all other things will be rightly pursued. Christ declared, Mary hath chosen the good part. For one thing is needful, this one thing that she has done, to give up herself to the guidance of Christ. The things of this life will be taken away from us, at the furthest, when we shall be taken away from them; but nothing shall separate from the love of Christ, and a part in that love. Men and devils cannot take it away from us, and God and Christ will not. Let us mind the one thing needful more diligently.

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