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Evangelizacion Activa
¡Prepárate para una transformación espiritual! ¡Bienvenido al fascinante curso de Evangelios Sinópticos donde desenterraremos el profundo contenido espiritual de Mateo, Marcos y Lucas!

En esta primera clase, nos sumergiremos en la esencia misma del "Evangelio". Descubriremos su significado original, desde la antigua Grecia hasta su profunda resonancia en las Sagradas Escrituras, explorando cómo las "buenas nuevas" evolucionaron hasta convertirse en el mensaje de salvación de Dios.

Aprenderás por qué una introducción es crucial para una interpretación correcta y cómo el conocimiento puede pasar de tu mente a tu corazón y, finalmente, a tu vida. Te daremos consejos prácticos para que aproveches al máximo este viaje de aprendizaje, incluyendo la sugerencia de empezar tu lectura bíblica con el Evangelio de San Marcos.

Este curso, fundamentado en valiosas fuentes y la sabiduría de nuestro pastor, el Padre Ernesto María Caro, te invita a unirte en la misión de convertirte en un testigo de la buena nueva. ¡El esfuerzo es mínimo, la recompensa, inmensa!

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00:07Hello brothers and sisters! Welcome to the Synoptic Gospels course, where we will study
00:13The Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke. This course has been designed not to be scholarly.
00:22biblical, but aims to extract the spiritual content that emanates from the gospels
00:29Why? So that you can go with me, transforming your life, and so that together we can become...
00:38in witnesses of the good news. This course is based on books related to the
00:46Synoptic Gospels and Acts of the Apostles. Among them we have the author Pablo M. Edo,
00:54such as some Verbo Divino publishing houses, as well as Editorial EUNSA, the Biblical Commentary
01:05International, among others. But above all, the content of our pastor, everything that
01:12We have learned from him, Father Ernesto María Caro. In addition to various sources and resources that
01:20They can be found on the web. You'll find them all listed at the end of the video. Why? Well, if you want
01:29To delve a little deeper, acquire one of these books, if you can. Also, something about the
01:37information that I carry in my head, because at some point I also became and completed my
01:45Bible studies in some schools, because it wasn't just one, but several, because of the
01:52Destination, right? I'll tell you that story later. So, well, let's begin our course with a
01:59Introduction. And why is an introduction always necessary? Well, so that you can take full advantage of the
02:09To fully grasp the content of the Gospels and, above all, to be able to interpret them correctly. And so
02:18As I was saying, we can transform our lives. So that knowledge can move from the mind to
02:26heart, and from there to our lives. What do we need to achieve it? A little bit of effort. And this
02:36Effort is about time. Time for you to watch the videos, reflect on their content. And you
02:45I want to give you a little tip. What do you have to do? Pretend you're going to a physical school.
02:53on a specific day. In other words, schedule your course. If assigning a daily time is difficult for you, well,
03:03Not one hour a day. It's one hour once a week. Well then, break it up into 15 or 20 minutes. It's
03:11say,
03:12in watching one video a day from the three or four that make up a class. And of course, there's something very
03:20Something important to do: Read the Bible. I suggest you start with the Gospel of Mark. Okay, now we're really going to...
03:29We've already seen these little tips. Let's start by looking at what the Gospel is. Well, if we're going to talk about or study the
03:37Gospels: it's important to define the term Gospel. And also to know why these writings are called Gospels.
03:46In this way. The Greek word Gospel comes from two little words. Eu, which means good, and announcement,
03:57Or this one, which comes from the word agelo. Therefore, it means good news. If we were to go to Greek
04:08In ancient times, the noun Evangelion designated the prize awarded to the messenger who carried good
04:16News. This is in the military sphere. For example, that messenger would come to the king and tell him, "We have won."
04:26In the battle, we defeated the enemy. That's good news for them, right? But this good news was
04:35acquiring a religious connotation and becoming associated with salvation. This salvation
04:43It was personified in the emperor or the king, whether by his birth, his victories, or his
04:54Mere presence. This should be celebrated as good news for all the inhabitants of that kingdom.
05:05Now let's locate this word gospel, but within our Bible. In the Hebrew version of
05:13The Bible uses the verb bisher, which has the meaning of announcing good news, just as it
05:22We have seen. When this Hebrew Bible or these Hebrew writings are translated and the Bible takes place
05:30From the 70s, this verb takes the form or is translated as evangelize, evangelia. So we have that in
05:43In the Old Testament, the good news is God's message of salvation, and this news
05:51What are they related to? Well, to God's action that allows for victory, as we can see
05:59in the book of Samuel, in volume 2, in chapter 18, verse 27 and following, where it is
06:10narrates the
06:11victory against Absalom. And they are also related to the power of God, as we find in Isaiah
06:2149. Or with his salvation and reign. Also in the book of Isaiah, in chapter 52, verse 7. What do you
06:31What if we read it?
06:34It says the following.
06:36How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news, who proclaims peace, who brings glad tidings of good things, who proclaims peace.
06:45salvation, who says to Zion, "Your God reigns." This last quote from Isaiah refers to the messenger who, as
06:56We see it announces the saving and liberating intervention of God, who will exercise his reign in history in
07:05in favor of the people oppressed at that time by Babylon. What can we say about this book of Isaiah?
07:13This book was very well known in Jesus' time. Besides the Torah scrolls, people also read...
07:20of the
07:21Psalms, this book was also widely read in the synagogues. Let us remember that they are waiting for the
07:29The Messiah, as we have seen, is announced by Isaiah in a hopeful way, full of good news. So
07:42When we start studying the Bible, we will realize how Jesus presents his
07:49mission and also its message alluding to these prophecies of Isaiah.
07:57Now let's turn to the New Testament. In the New Testament, this term gospel was adopted in the
08:06Christian tradition and appears more than 75 times. Who uses it the most? Well, it's Saint Paul.
08:16example,
08:16We find in Romans 1:1 that it says the following.
08:21Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called by him to be an apostle and set apart for the gospel, greets you.
08:30gospel of God. A little further on, in verse 9, we read the following: God, whom I serve
08:39with all my heart, proclaiming the gospel of his Son, is witness that I continually remember them.
08:48There we have this word, gospel.
08:53If you look closely, you can see that in the Gospels, the messenger of good news is Jesus.
09:05The same one that was announced in Isaiah 52:7. In Jesus, brothers, the same message is contained.
09:15He is the message, therefore, he is salvation.
09:22And this message of salvation is linked precisely to what Jesus did and also to what he said.
09:32That is why Mark 1:1 begins his book by saying,
09:37The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
09:41In other words, what is this evangelist telling us?
09:45He is telling us, the beginning of the gospel about Jesus and announced by himself.
09:54In summary, what we have seen is clear: the good news does not come from imperial power or kings.
10:01but from Jesus Christ himself, who with his death and resurrection opens an unsuspected horizon of fullness.
10:10And with him comes the true good news, the one that the prophets had already glimpsed.
10:19So, brothers, from this moment on, the word gospel for you and me takes on another dimension.
10:28It is no longer just a term, but a person.
10:33The person of Jesus, who is the messenger of God and in whom the message of good is contained
10:41news.
10:43So, every word written in the gospels is alive, because it is about Jesus Christ himself.
10:54And that is why the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are called precisely gospels.
11:04Why? Because they tell us about the person of Jesus and his saving work.
11:09They were inspired by the Holy Spirit to write all this,
11:17This is why these books are recognized as canonical.
11:23In the next video we will continue with more information about these gospels.
11:29See you in a moment.
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