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Oleksandr Zhabenko

🇬🇧 Glory be to Jesus Christ! 🌞

Dedicated to Emma Kok.

To the Venerable Martyr Fevronia, virgin:
(2 Corinthians VI, 1-10; Luke VII, 36-50)
For the Gospel reading, see (Saint Fevronia as an example of great love in suffering):
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As for the readings from the Apostle, Paul writes about the apostolic work, with many challenges but with many fruits, and the Saint Venerable Martyr in her virtuous life and suffering for Christ resembled this work.

(Romans VIII, 14-21)

There is a good work about the Spirit and the spirit at the following link:
https://oleksandr-zhabenko.github.io/en/DialogueOnWordsChristFear.html

Adoption to God is a key theological point about the purpose of human beings – what they were created for – that we all may become children of God by grace as a gift from the Father to creation through the Son in the Holy Spirit.

That is why Jesus Christ, along with the Only Begotten (as the only Son of God by nature), is also called the Firstborn (born the First among brothers and sisters who also became God’s children, but by grace, through the gift of adoption to God).

The anticipation of creation for the manifestation of the glory of God in the resurrection and the glory itself can best be seen in the Risen Jesus Christ. I wrote about this earlier, see the link:
16042023.html

(Matthew IX, 9-13)

The calling of the apostle Matthew, a former tax collector for the Romans. Also Jesus’ explanation of why He was often among sinful people, whereas the Pharisees believed that this made a person sinful and impure. The quotation from Hosea, which was mentioned earlier in the question about good works on the Sabbath, shows that God is looking for the repentance of sinners and through that their salvation in Christ, whereas the Pharisees believed that God was looking for the observance of all the requirements of the Law of Moses. For Christ, people are important, but for the Pharisees, the Law is important. We can also see that Christ is acting out of great love, whereas the Pharisees are acting out of habit or tradition. And, according to Paul, the Pharisees did not find righteousness, because they did not seek it by faith (values, and here the value is people themselves, their salvation and conversion), but by deeds (certain prescriptions).

The Lord sets an example for us.

Glory be to Thee, our God, glory be to Thee!

Source:
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