СВЯТОЕ ЕВАНГЕЛИЕ - От Луки, глава 6 - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

On Saturday, the first on the second day of Easter, it happened to him to go through the sown fields, and his students broke his ears and ate, rubbing his hands.

Some of the Pharisees told them: why do you do what you should not do on Saturday?

Jesus said to them in response: Didn't you read what David did when you detained and those who were with him?

How did he enter the house of God, took the bread offers that no one should have eaten except for some priests, and ate, and gave it to the former?

And he said to them: the son of man is a gentleman and Saturday.

It happened on another Saturday to enter him in the synagogue and learn. There was a man whose right hand was dry.

The scribes and Pharisees watched him if he would heal on Saturday to find an accusation against him.

But he, knowing their thoughts, told a person who has a dry hand: stand up and appear in the middle. And he got up and performed.

Then Jesus told them: I will ask you: what should do on Saturday? Good, or evil? Save the soul, or destroy? They were silent.

And, looking at all of them, he said to that man: stretch your hand. He did so; And his hand became healthy, like the other.

They fell into a fury and spoke among themselves to do with Jesus.

In those days, he ascended the mountain to pray and stayed all night in prayer to God.

When the day came, he called his disciples and chose from them twelve, whom he called the apostles:

Simone, whom he called Peter and Andrei, his brother, Jacob and John, Philip and Bartholomew,

Matthew and Thomas, Jacob Alfeev and Simon, called by Zilot,

Judah Jakovlev and Judah Zariot, who then became a traitor.

And, having got off with them, he became out of the blue, and many of his students, and many people from all of Judea and Jerusalem and the seaside places of Tire and Sidon,

who came to listen to him and heal from their diseases, also suffering from unclean spirits; And healed.

And the whole people were looking for to touch him, because power emanated from him and healed everyone.

And he, having erected his eyes on his students, said: the poor are blessed by the Spirit, for your kingdom of God is.

Blessed are the splashing now, for you are getting enough. Blessed are the crying now, for you will rush.

You are blessed, when people will hate you and when they excommunicate you, and they will vilify, and carry your name, as a dishonest, for a human son.

Rejoice at that day and rejoice, for you are great a reward in heaven. So did their fathers with the prophets.

On the contrary, woe to you, rich! For you have already received your comfort.

Woe to you, saturated now! For you will deteriorate. Woe to you, laughing now! For you will suck and put it.

Woe to you, when all people will talk about you well! For this did this with the false prophets of their fathers.

But you, listening to you, say: love your enemies, have a benevolent those who hate you,

Bless the cursing you and pray for those who offend you.

Fasting you on the cheek, substitute the other, and do not prevent the outerwear from you from taking the shirt.

Anyone asking you, come on, and do not demand from your who take you back.

And whatever you want people to do with you, so you do with them.

And if you love those who love you, what kind of gratitude to you? For the sinners of those who love them love them.

And if you do good to those who do good to you, what kind of gratitude to you? For sinners do the same.

And if you give loan to those from which you hope to get back, what kind of gratitude to you? For sinners also loan to sinners in order to get the same amount.

But you love your enemies, and pupilly, and borrow, do not expect anything; And you will be a great reward, and you will be the sons of the Almighty; For he is good both ungrateful and evil.

So, be merciful, like your father is merciful.

Do not judge, and you will not be convicted; Do not condemn, and you will not be convicted; Farewell, and you will be forgiven;

Come on, and will be given to you: with good good, settled, bent and overflowing will send you to your bosom; For, with what measure, measure, the same will measure it to you.

They also told them a parable: can a blind man lead a blind man? Will both fall into the pit?

The student does not teach yours above your own