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Kuldeep answered on
Jun 28 2020
Running head: Bible influence thought and action concerning injustice
Bible influence thought and action concerning injustice
Bible influence thought and action concerning injustice
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Introduction 3
Bible influence thought and action concerning injustice, the poor, etc 3
Conclusion 6
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Introduction
Most people in the world today live in poverty. They often face co
uption at all levels of society and suffer unfair treatment in all aspects of life. In 2003, the World Bank classified more than 4 billion people as "poor" and spent less than $2 a day. The five richest countries in the world receive 85% of the world's total income, and the five poorest countries receive 1.4% of global income. Africa loses 148 billion U.S. dollars each year in Africa, accounting for more than 25% of the African continent’s GDP. Sixty-two percent of Ethiopians are illiterate, and 12% of the population (73 million) has AIDS. As followers of Jesus, how should we respond to these big problems that plague our society and our country? What kind of “harassment and helplessness” does the Gospel look like (confusing and non-purpose information) Matthew 9:36? What is the "good news" of "injuries and injuries" (Matthew 10:1)? When Jesus quoted Isaiah 61, Jesus clearly described the gospel: "The Spirit of Lord is upon human beings because God anointed everyone to preach the gospel to the poor, to declare liberty for prisoners, to restore sight to blinds, to release oppressed (burden and battered (information) (Luke 4:18). For those who are facing co
uption and serious injustice, this is indeed good news for humans, especially for the poor (BLUSTEIN, 2010). When Jesus said that he came to "proclaim the Lord in the year of grace (Luke 4:19), he refers to the Jubilee once every 50 years (Leviticus 25:8-55). The slave was released, the debt was cancelled, and the ancestral property was returned to in the original family, Jesus announced the release of sin and all its consequences, including poverty, co
uption, and injustice. Isaiah 11:4 says: “Only God, righteous, will judge the poor. With justice, he will be for the earth. Poor people make decisions. “
Bible influence thought and action concerning injustice, the poor, etc
Biblical justice involves the integrity of individuals, communities, and the universe by adhering to goodness and justice. It stands in the center of true religion. Our father accepts such purity and innocence: take care of the pain of orphans and widows, and keep one safe from being polluted by the world (Luzzi, 2016).
When the words “Bible” and “righteousness” are used together in the Bible (31 times, and 23 examples, two of which appear in poetic...