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Published by the Laity and Priests of Mary the Queen Parish

Prayer for Enlightenment Before Meditating on God's Word

Readings | Reflection | Prayer | Prayer Request

March 26, 2010
Friday 5th
Week of Lent - Year II







JEREMIAH 20:10-13
JOHN 10:31-42


http://www.usccb.org/nab/032610.shtml






The Jews in Jesus’ time were a very religious people. They strongly believed that there is only one God when other nations around them believed in many gods, goddesses and demigods. For a Jew to claim that he is the Son of God, and that the Father is in him and he is in the Father would deserve to be stoned to death for blasphemy. This was what the Jews in today’s gospel believed they were doing, stoning a blasphemer to death.

The Jews were correct when they pointed out that Jesus was a man, for that is what he is, true man. The Jews were also right when they accused that Jesus claimed to be God, because that is what he is, true God.

The Jews were badly mistaken, however, when they considered Jesus as just a man, and that he blasphemed by claiming that he is God. The concept of a triune God, with Jesus as God the Son, one with the Father and the Holy Spirit, is beyond the capability of the Jewish mind to understand, much less to accept. Jesus himself proclaimed that one needs grace from the Father to be able to know the Son. This may be why, while dying on the cross Jesus cried out: “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” We are blessed that the Father granted us the grace to accept the triune God and to recognize that Jesus is God the Son.








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