[Grem] *****SPAM(6.1)***** Re: A mai szentmise igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

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> *Friends, the centerpiece of our Gospel today is the story of the
> hemorrhaging woman. To get at the power of the Gospel, we have to
> reacquaint ourselves with the Jewish attitudes regarding the clean and the
> unclean. In the book of Leviticus we find carefully laid out prescriptions
> dealing with animals, plants, foods, and situations that are unclean. These
> prescriptions were meant to identify the Jewish people as a people. But
> they had a rather severe downside, since they placed certain people in
> extremely difficult situations. Having a flow of blood for twelve years
> meant that for that entire period the woman in our Gospel was a virtual
> pariah. Anyone with whom she came in contact would be considered unclean.
> She couldn’t participate in the ordinary life of her society. She touches
> Jesus and should have rendered him unclean. But so great is her faith that
> her touch, instead, renders her clean. Jesus effectively restores her to
> full participation in her community. The most important outcome is this:
> Jesus implicitly puts an end to the ritual code of Leviticus. The identity
> of the new Israel, the Church, would not be through ritual behaviors but
> through imitation of him.*
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