Comfort the Distressed

 Comfort the Distressed

Summary

A discussion about Jesus' mission to comfort the distressed, referencing a passage from the Scroll of Isaiah.

Highlights

• [📜] Jesus reads from the Scroll of Isaiah in a synagogue, proclaiming his mission to comfort the distressed.
• [💬] His mission includes bringing good news to the poor, liberty to captives, sight to the blind, and relief to the oppressed.
• [✝️] Jesus' return is seen as the ultimate fulfilment of this mission, offering comfort to all who suffer.

Keywords

• Christianity
• Religious beliefs
• Comfort and solace Q: What passage did Jesus read from the Hebrew scriptures during his visit to the synagogue? A: Jesus read from The Scroll of Isaiah the prophet, specifically proclaiming the passage that described his mission. Q: What was Jesus' mission as described in the passage he read? A: Jesus' mission, as described in the passage, was to comfort the distressed, proclaim good news to the poor, bring liberty to captives, give sight to the blind, and set free those who are oppressed. Q: How did Jesus explain the significance of the scripture he read to the congregation? A: Jesus proclaimed that the scripture he read had been fulfilled in their hearing, signifying that he was the embodiment of the mission described in the passage. Q: What assurance did Jesus provide for those who are suffering and oppressed? A: Jesus assured that when he returns to the Earth, he will completely fulfill his mission, bringing comfort to the distressed, including those who are suffering and oppressed.