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Today's Reading: Luke 23:1-12
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Bible Study
Today's passage gives us a very interesting touch on how cruel this world can be. Because of the accusation of Jesus, two bad guys could be reconciled!
N.T. Wright says:
There is a wonderful irony to the newfound friendship of the Jewish king and the Gentile ruler. Luke's whole book has spoken of the gospel reaching out into the lands beyond, beyond official Judaism, beyond the racial and geographical boundaries of Israel, beyond prejudice and blindness, bringing together Jew and Gentile, young and old, the hated Samaritan, the tax-collector. Now, even without believing in Jesus, Herod and Pilate are reconciled. It is as though, with Jesus on the way to the cross, reconciliation cannot help breaking out all over the place.
There is, of course, no real comparison between the shady deal struck between the petty princeling and the scheming governor, and the rich fellowship in the gospel enjoyed by Jewish and Gentile believers. But Luke is alert, and wants us to be too, for every sign that the world is becoming a new place through Jesus and his crucifixion. If even Herod and Pilate can become friends through this, he says to both his church and ours, think how you too could be reconciled with anyone at all, once you both come under the shadow of the cross.
This is such an irony but a reality that how we as servants of God can face with this kind of "reconciled" joint force attack by bad guys! What an honour to take up our cross for Jesus!
Let's have a time to be still and give the Holy Spirit space to speak through the passage of scripture we have just read. Offer this time up to Jesus as you listen to him, while listening to "Gabriel's Oboe"