Friday of Week 26 in Ordinary Time - Luke 10: 13-16

Daily Gospel Exegesis

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🗓️ 3 October 2024

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Luke 10: 13-16 - 'Anyone who rejects me rejects the one who sent me.'

Catechism of the Catholic Church Paragraphs:

- 87 (in 'The heritage of faith entrusted to the whole of the Church') - Mindful of Christ's words to his apostles: "He who hears you, hears me", The faithful receive with docility the teachings and directives that their pastors give them in different forms.

- 858 (in 'The Apostles' Mission') - Jesus is the Father's Emissary. From the beginning of his ministry, he "called to him those whom he desired; .... and he appointed twelve, whom also he named apostles, to be with him, and to be sent out to preach." From then on, they would also be his "emissaries" (Greek apostoloi). In them, Christ continues his own mission: "As the Father has sent me, even so I send you." The apostles' ministry is the continuation of his mission; Jesus said to the Twelve: "he who receives you receives me."

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0:00.0	Hi everyone. Welcome back again to the Daily Gospel Exegesis podcast. We're all about helping you
0:16.5	understand the literal sense of scripture. So what we do here every day in this podcast is take a
0:22.6	really deep look at the scripture from today's Mass. So particularly looking at the gospel reading
0:27.2	from today's Mass. We're going through verse by verse to help you understand what the text
0:32.4	probably meant in its original context. So we're looking at the literal sense of the text,
0:37.1	which as Catholics, that's where we need to start. So we're looking at the literal sense of the text, which as Catholics,
0:38.4	that's where we need to start. So if you go to Mass today, you would hear from Luke chapter 10
0:43.8	verses 13 to 16. So here's the text. Jesus said to his disciples, alas for you, Charazan, alas for you,
1:03.8	Bethsaida. For if the miracles done in you had been done in Tyre and Sidon, they would have repented long ago, sitting in sackcloth and ashes.
1:10.9	And still, it would not go as hard with Tyre and Sidon at the judgment as with you.
1:16.2	And as for you, Copernum, did you want to be exalted high as heaven?
1:18.7	You shall be thrown down to hell.
1:22.9	Anyone who listens to you listens to me.
1:26.1	Anyone who rejects you, rejects me.
1:30.3	And those who reject me reject the one who sent me. So that's our text today. Here we have some of Jesus' strongest words in all of the Gospels.
1:38.3	What's the context? When you're doing an exegesis, if you want to find out the literal sense of the text,
1:44.5	you've always got to think about what's happened just prior to this. So, Jesus has just started
1:49.4	moving towards Jerusalem, and we're actually getting pretty close to the end of Jesus' life.
1:54.1	He's already done a whole lot of ministry in Galilee, and now he's beginning what some
1:58.7	scholars call the ministry to Judea and Perea.
2:02.7	Now Jesus has just commissioned his 72 disciples to go out on mission to the surrounding towns
2:08.8	and to preach the message of the kingdom. You probably heard the start of that yesterday.
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