Jesus and the Paralytic

When Jesus broke Satan in the desert and started a ministry, Luke's poem started in the middle. So far he has created miracles of fishing and healed people suffering from leprosy. His reputation spread rapidly and many people healed his illness when he heard what Jesus speaks. Luke 5: 17-26 is an introduction of ongoing conflict between Jesus and the Pharisee and the scribe. This is the first time Luke told them to listen to his story.

Jesus said to the prostitute, "My son, I will support your son, your sins will be forgiven." Looking at the faith of his friend, Jesus gave simple encouragement to the first sentence of the hearing impaired. The support of his consolation is directly referring to the forgiveness of the patient's sin. Prostitutes who are in trouble because of crimes causing or committing pain have reasons to become optimistic now. Even if body pain is not healed, forgiveness of our sins brings profound comfort and joy. David's poem about forgiveness and happiness talks about this satisfying consolation. "His sin is forgiven, blessing is the grace of sin, The gift of the Lord is not due to sin, blessing is in his spirit" (Psalm 32: 1-2)

2 They took a jealous man to bed. When Jesus saw their faith he said to the blind, "You must be courageous, your sins are forgiven." 3 A scribe said to himself: "These wise men 4 Jesus knows their ideas: 5 It is easier to say that "your sins are forgiven" or "get up, walk." 6 "But you must know that the Son of Man has the right to forgive sins on the ground." - Then he told the prostitute, "Get up and pick up your bed and go home." 7 . 8 But when the crowd saw this, they gave a personnel strength so they were shocked and received the glory.

Basically Jesus summarizes the story of a man preached at this man 's house, there are a lot of people. A lot of people around Jesus are common in Jesus' speech - the crowd needs only to believe in his behavior, just by listening to believers who believe in Christ, those despising Christ, and about him There are not many people. These four have a jealous man and want to be healed only by Jesus. They tried to run through the crowd, and they came to the top of the house. And slowly I made a hole to lower the ripple. When this man lay before Jesus, Jesus said, "Your sins have been forgiven, my friend." In fact, the Pharisees were angry. Then Jesus exhorted some wisdom to them; which is easier to say, "Your sins are forgiven" or "Walk up and walk"?