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Evangelizacion Activa
¿Estás listo para un viaje de fe que transforma la ceguera en claridad? Sumérgete en el profundo significado detrás del milagro del ciego de Betsaida y descubre cómo Jesús nos guía paso a paso hacia una comprensión plena de Su identidad.

Este pasaje revela las etapas de nuestra propia fe. Al igual que los discípulos, a veces vemos de manera imprecisa, confundiendo lo humano con lo divino. Jesús nos invita a examinarnos: ¿Vemos algo? A través de esta curación progresiva, aprendemos a pasar de las sombras a la luz, reconociendo a Jesús no solo como el Mesías, sino como el Hijo de Dios.

Explora cómo salir de lo antiguo para abrazar lo nuevo, una transformación esencial para acoger la revelación del siervo sufriente. Este relato es un poderoso recordatorio de que el camino hacia la fe completa es un proceso, un viaje que culmina en la confesión de Pedro y nos prepara para la gran pregunta: ¿Quién dicen ustedes que soy?

Acompaña a Jesús en esta revelación, como el ciego curado que se convierte en símbolo del discípulo iluminado. Descubre cómo tus propias experiencias de sanación te ayudan a confesar a Jesús como tu Salvador.

#FeEnJesús #DiscípulosDeCristo #SanaciónEspiritual
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00:08We continue with the journey of Jesus and his disciples outside of Galilee.
00:14In the previous passage, if you read your text, Jesus was telling them,
00:20They have eyes but do not see, they have ears but do not hear, and he concluded, and they still do not understand.
00:28With this phrase he was referring to the disciples' blindness in understanding his presence in the sign of the bread.
00:37The miracle of the blind man of Bethsaida is the miracle that Jesus must perform in the community of Christians.
00:47to enable them to recognize in him the sign of bread in his presence.
00:54And they can then prepare to receive the subsequent revelation that will begin in chapter 8, verse 31,
01:06of Jesus as the suffering servant, who saves his people by taking upon himself sin, pain, and the
01:15death of his brothers.
01:19The first thing Jesus does is take them out of the village; that is, they must leave the old world in order to enter
01:28to the new,
01:29to the permanent, to the full, so that afterwards the healing that is carried out by
01:38Jesus in two moments.
01:39Let's look at the first of these moments. It's when they discover that Jesus is the Messiah, and the second
01:49They discover Jesus as the Son of God.
01:53Now, having seen what these two moments are about, let's go to the first one.
02:00Let's read from verse 22.
02:33This passage in relation to the disciples of Jesus tells us that they follow Jesus, but they do not
02:42They understand completely.
02:44Like the blind, they see inaccurately; they are still halfway between shadows and light.
02:52The blind man mistakes men for trees. In the case of the disciples, they did not understand the sign of
03:00bread and they mistook Christ for a ghost.
03:04Others identify him with figures from the past who are already dead, such as John the Baptist, Elijah, the prophets.
03:13Jesus asks us the same question he asked the blind man.
03:18Do you see anything?
03:20Perhaps we are at that same stage, where although conversion has come into our lives, we follow Jesus, but not
03:29We fully understand who he is.
03:33We must examine ourselves to see if we are understanding.
03:39Although Peter declares that Jesus is the Messiah, his answer is not yet entirely complete.
03:46This moment represents the steps and what the disciples and we must overcome to have full faith
03:57and completes in the mystery of the person of Jesus.
04:01He is the Messiah, but also the Son of God, the Son of Man.
04:07And as the Son of Man, he is the servant of Yahweh.
04:12However, this will not be fully understood until the second part of the Gospel.
04:20Let's now look at the second moment.
04:24Where they discover Jesus as the Son of God.
04:28Let's read from verse 25.
04:34Then, he placed his hands over her eyes again, and she began to see perfectly.
04:41The blind man was cured, so that he could clearly distinguish all things from afar.
04:49Then he sent them home, saying,
04:53Don't even go into the village.
04:58This text marks the moment when the blind man, that is, the disciples, will be fully healed.
05:07When on the cross they fully discover Jesus as a suffering servant.
05:14It is appropriate that we, too, as we saw earlier, apply the question to ourselves.
05:20Do you see anything?
05:22This will serve as preparation for the big question that comes next.
05:28And who do you say I am?
05:31In short, this story tells us that upon being cured,
05:37That blind man becomes the symbol of the disciple enlightened by Christ,
05:43who agrees to follow him down the path of passion.
05:47If you notice, this has to do with the stages we've been looking at.
05:53in the theological structure of this Gospel of Mark,
05:57which is divided into two stages.
06:00The progressive healing of the blind man is the same path that Peter and the disciples traveled,
06:07but also the one that each of us has to go through.
06:11The Lord, through his miracles, will heal our blindness until we see things clearly.
06:20and let us be able to confess Jesus as the Messiah, the Son of God and our Savior.
06:29The first stage of this Gospel culminates with Peter's profession of faith,
06:36which we find in chapter 8, verses 27 to 30, in which we read the following.
06:46Jesus and his disciples went to the villages around Caesarea Philippi
06:52And on the way he asked his disciples this question.
06:56Who do men say I am?
06:58They answered him, some saying John the Baptist, others Elijah, and others one of the prophets.
07:08He asked them, "But who do you say that I am?"
07:14Peter answered him, "You are the Christ."
07:17Then he strongly ordered them not to speak about him to anyone.
07:25Peter's confession in Caesarea Philippi is the confession of Jesus' messiahship.
07:33Peter is the spokesman for the disciples and expresses the group's response.
07:40They have understood that he is the Messiah.
07:45Men, in their human nature, thought of Jesus in the greatest possible way.
07:52that he was a prophet or Elijah himself.
07:55But unlike all those men, Peter's response is a confession of faith.
08:03that overcomes the uncertainty of human opinions.
08:08Jesus accepts the title of Christ that Peter attributes to him.
08:14But this expression is replaced, verses later, by that of the Son of Man.
08:22Because?
08:23This is because, although Peter's confession is correct, it is insufficient.
08:30Jesus' mission as Messiah must be understood from a divine, not a human, perspective.
08:38This divine perspective reveals that the Messiah is the suffering servant,
08:44whose true identity can only be fully understood through the crucifixion and resurrection.
08:53Doesn't it bring you joy?
08:56They have finally discovered that they were following the right person, that what they believed about Him is true.
09:07He is the Messiah, but what a terrible reality.
09:11It is not the messianism they were expecting.
09:14Because?
09:16Because now Jesus tells them that he must suffer, that he must die and rise again.
09:25Now, the path—I'll pause here to highlight this word, the path.
09:33In the gospels, the road is one of the important themes, but we will see it more in Luke.
09:41I just wanted you to know that it's an important issue.
09:45I'll close that parenthesis, so getting back to it.
09:49Now, the path is the one that Jesus comes to show us.
09:54It is about following Jesus, which becomes a path towards the cross that will culminate in Jerusalem.
10:04And it is with Jesus the Messiah that the kingdom of God breaks into history in an effective way.
10:11And the Christian remains associated with Jesus to collaborate with Him in the extension of the kingdom.
10:19Even though we've seen that there's been a geographical path so far, you know what?
10:26Beyond that, it is a Christological path and a path of discipleship.
10:34That is why we see that Jesus addresses the twelve a lot.
10:40Every Christian is immersed in Peter's confession.
10:45And in it we are invited to answer the question that Jesus asks us.
10:50Who am I to you?
10:53Jesus is waiting for your answer, for my answer, in which the cross must be contemplated.
11:03That is, that self-giving love that He Himself had, which is none other than that of sacrifice.
11:11With this, brother, we finish the first stage of the Gospel of Mark.
11:17We will continue with the second one in the next class.
11:21But in the third part of this class we're going to talk about messianism.
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