We are all recipients |
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1. Image - Interpretation |
The meal with the sinners:
For you and for everyone
(...) (text excerpts from Theo Schmidkonz SJ) |
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The Pharisees and Scribes
were outraged:
He associates himself with sinners
and even eats with them! (Luke 15:2)
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We see graphically who Jesus really is. (...) (Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ) |
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On the left a Jew:
No other people has been cast out so often.
Beside him a prostitute:
Jesus took care of them.
Then a beggar:
Nobody likes to see them.
And the fool:
One crazy person is just missing!
The intellectual:
Skeptics don't believe anything!
The rich lady:
And what happens to the poor?
The Black One:
Strange things scare many people.
(Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ) |
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2. Biblical evidence |
Or is one of you,
who gives his son a stone,
when he asks for bread,
or a snake,
when he asks for a fish?
If now you who are evil,
give your children what is good,
how much more will
your Father in heaven
give good things to those who ask him.
(Mt 7,9-11) |
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And if someone a person
sustains life, be it so,
as if he had given the whole humanity
preserve life
(Koran, Sure 5, Vers 32) |
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...I was hungry,
and you gave me something to eat?
I was a stranger and homeless,
and you welcomed me...
(Mt 25,36) |
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1. Image - Interpretation |
The number "Seven" means:
Everyone is invited
at one table. (Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ) |
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Nobody is excluded,
who comes to Jesus
and expected salvation from him.
(...)
(Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ) |
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But the Rose at the table says,
what everything matters:
be loved by God,
love him and the people. (Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ) |
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2. Biblical evidence |
Whoever of you is without sin -
let him cast the first stone...
(Joh 8,7b) |
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Why do you see the splinter
in your brother's eye,
but the bar
in your eye you don't notice?
(Mt 7,3) |
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