[Grem] a mai szentmise igéi (Szt.Pál apostol megtérése)

[Emoke Greschik]

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Your daily Gospel reflection...
*Thursday, January 25, 2018*
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Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul

Mark 16:15-18
*Friends, today we reflect on the significance of the conversion of St.
Paul. *Paul’s encounter on the road to Damascus was *an answer to this*



* question: when would God gather the nations and through Israel bring his
rule to the whole world? When Paul met Jesus he realized that the promises
of God had been fulfilled, that the expectations of the prophets had been
met—but in a most unexpected and extraordinary way. He knew from his
tradition that God, through Israel, would deliver the world from sin,
gather the nations, and establish peace and justice everywhere. That was
the hope. The usual version of that hope was something like an avenging
military and political ruler like Solomon or David, or a great lawgiver and
leader like Moses. What Paul saw in Jesus was someone greater than Moses,
Solomon, or David—*and someone wholly unexpected.* God is establishing his
justice, his right order, his way, through a crucified and risen criminal,
and now returned from the dead? Forgiveness, compassion, nonviolence,
having no truck with the ways of death? This is God’s justice, and it
judges all of the fallen powers and kingdoms of the world.*

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