O si wá si Nasareti, nibiti a gbé ti tọ́ ọ dàgba: bi iṣe rẹ̀ ti ri, o si wọ̀ inu sinagogu lọ li ọjọ isimi, o si dide lati kàwe. A si fi iwe woli Isaiah fun u. Nigbati o si ṣí iwe na, o ri ibiti a gbé kọ ọ pe, Ẹmi Oluwa mbẹ lara mi, nitoriti o fi àmi oróro yàn mi lati wasu ihinrere fun awọn òtoṣi; o ti rán mi wá lati ṣe iwosan awọn ọkàn onirobinujẹ, lati wasu idasilẹ fun awọn igbekun, itunriran fun awọn afọju, ati lati jọwọ awọn ti a pa lara lọwọ. Lati kede ọdún itẹwọgba Oluwa. O si pa iwe na de, o tun fi i fun iranṣẹ, o si joko. Gbogbo awọn ti o mbẹ ninu sinagogu si tẹjumọ ọ.
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Fi gbogbo Èyá wéra: Luk 4:16-20
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We’re all chasing something. Usually something just out of reach—a better job, a more comfortable home, a perfect family, the approval of others. But isn’t this tiring? Is there a better way? Find out in this new Life.Church Bible Plan, accompanying Pastor Craig Groeschel’s message series, Chasing Carrots.
A blind beggar crying out desperately by the side of the road, an immoral woman despised as dirty by polite society, a corrupt government employee hated by all – how could any of these people from society’s fringes hope to connect with a holy God? Based on insights from the book of Luke in the Africa Study Bible, follow Jesus as he bridges the gap between God and the marginalized.
Ṣe àfipamọ́ àwọn ẹsẹ, kàá ní aìsìní orí ayélujára, wo àwọn àgékúrú ìkọ́ni, àti díẹ̀ síi!
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