ÉL RESUCITÓ, Por Doyle Davidson, Capítulo 2
Predicando el Evangelio
En Marcos1:14, Marcos escribe las siguientes palabras:
14 Después que Juan fue encarcelado, Jesús fue a Galilea predicando el evangelio del reino de Dios.
Examinemos cuidadosamente el verso 14. La mayoría de nosotros, no ponemos atención a las palabras como se escriben. Este verso nos dice que Jesús vino a Galilea predicando el evangelio del reino de Dios. Él no predicó el evangelio de Mateo, Marcos, Lucas, o Juan. Él predicó el evangelio del reino de Dios.
Revisemos la palabra "predicando". "Predicando" simplemente quiere decir publicar, o proclamar. Jesús vino a proclamar el evangelio. La palabra "proclamar" quiere decir mostrar, declarar o divulgar algo.
Esto es importante porque lo que pensaste que era el evangelio no ha sido el evangelio. Han sido solamente palabras de los hombres. Dicho de otro modo, el evangelio no son las palabras que se hablan. El evangelio es el poder de Dios que se está demostrando.
Jesús vino publicando o proclamando, el evangelio del reino de Dios. El evangelio son buenas noticias, o buenas novedades. Si la predicación no son buenas noticias, no es el evangelio. Si la predicación no es la muerte, el entierro y la resurrección de Jesús, no es el evangelio. Y no son buenas noticias.
HE ROSE AGAIN, by Doyle Davidson, Chapter 2
Preaching the Gospel
In Mark 1:14, Mark writes the following words:
Now after that John was put in prison, Jesus came into Galilee, preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God.
Carefully examine verse 14. Most of us do not pay attention to words as they are written. This verse tells us that Jesus came into Galilee preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God. He did not preach the gospel of Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John. He preached the gospel of the kingdom of God.
Look at the word “preaching.” “Preaching” simply means to publish, or to proclaim. Jesus came to proclaim the gospel. The word “proclaim” means to show forth, to open, or to reveal something.
This is important because what you thought was the gospel has not been the gospel. It has just been men’s words. Put another way, the gospel is not the words that are spoken. The gospel is the power of God that is being demonstrated.
Jesus came publishing, or proclaiming, the gospel of the kingdom of God. The gospel is good news, or good tidings. If the preaching is not good news, it is not the gospel. If the preaching is not the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus, it is not the gospel. And it is not good news.
Carefully examine verse 14. Most of us do not pay attention to words as they are written. This verse tells us that Jesus came into Galilee preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God. He did not preach the gospel of Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John. He preached the gospel of the kingdom of God.
Look at the word “preaching.” “Preaching” simply means to publish, or to proclaim. Jesus came to proclaim the gospel. The word “proclaim” means to show forth, to open, or to reveal something.
This is important because what you thought was the gospel has not been the gospel. It has just been men’s words. Put another way, the gospel is not the words that are spoken. The gospel is the power of God that is being demonstrated.
Jesus came publishing, or proclaiming, the gospel of the kingdom of God. The gospel is good news, or good tidings. If the preaching is not good news, it is not the gospel. If the preaching is not the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus, it is not the gospel. And it is not good news.
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