¿Qué Haría Jesús? - Evangelio de hoy: Sab 29 ago - "Tu también puedes ser rey."

Episode Date: August 29, 2026

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The Evangelio of our Jesus Christ, according San Marcos. In effect, the proper Erodes had made to presser to Juan,

and he had encadenated in the carse the cause of Erudius, the woman of his brother of

Philippe. Because he had had casted with her, and Juan he said to Herodess,

not is illicit to have a woman of your brother, Erodias he was

and he had to his day, because Herodes had a fear of Juan, because Herod's a man,

and he was a man just and and he he was a and he was there were in many doubts, and he

was good. When he was a day propitious, in the Herod's, for his birthday,

he gave a banchete to his magnates, to the tribunos and the principal

of Galilea, entro the daughter of the proper Erodias, palo, and gusts, and to

with him were in the mess. He said the rea a much the

man, I'm what you do you do you and he he's various

times, whatever thing you do you do you even the mind the

and he said to the mother what he the the

the the head and he and the instant

entering in the he was the the I want to, in a bandeja, the

head of Juan the Baptist. The rey is entristee but for the jurament and for the commensal not quissue

and he gave to a verdugo with the order to tryer his head. This he marched

he, he was he was his head in a bande and he did a the muchach

and the muchach and the mother and the When they were

his disciples came and they took their and they put their in a

sepulcru a salute waiting that's in this day in the

we're we're a first important that is the martyrion

of San Juan the and and well here we

we How did Juan? Why Matarone a Juan? Juan the Baptist died for being

coherent and for defend the truth. It was a man that

was a God and not to care to God. As this

podcast is what I would Jesus, I would want

to make a reflection about a comparison between

Herodes and Jesus. In this passage and that we we've

to hear erodes appears as a woman that

has a woman that he is a man that he

we could we say that that who no

govern his passions at final the passions the

passions he and for so a person that

he has a virtue of the templanza. For those

who know what means, the virtue of the templance, well, is that virtue that is a good,

to moderate our desires, our impulses, and it and it and impede precisely

that we we're we're in the clavos of our passions. There

a phrase that I love, of San Gregorio Magno, well, it's

he that says, that that all the man is rey

in how he does how we're we're we're

we're we're not we're not we're not we we're we're in this

passage we've a man that he's he's he

he's he he's he he was with the the

wife of his and was what Juan the

Baptist he reprochable and then he's in this banquette and he's

and he's and he he's he's he doesn't he doesn't he says he'd

me what you want you're even the might be the the middle he even is

he's capable of he'd he'd he'd he'd he'd he'd Herodes to San Juan Baptista.

Probably because he saw in San Juan what he had he had felt about. That capacity of government, that capacity of being a

true rei of his own, so it's so that at point of being to be to be coerent,

for having limits. You're are you have said, that that image

of Juan that was in the desert and that the evangelist that he said the evangelio that he came saltamontes and myel silvestre and

he wastesy with a female of a settah was a man was always putting his passions

a raya I said at the initial that I wanted to I wanted to do a comparison

between Jesus and Herodes and we know we know all the all the

sands of some manner, more all the santo, not of

all the people, they're as a model conscientient or inconsient to Jesus

Christ. The saints are them imitate to Christ and John

Bautista was precursor of Christ that the mano the

messias. And in Jesus we we're precisely that model

of temple so we see that is tentated

for the demon they're saying and he no he's

and he's because he's not he's not he's not he's not he's not he

he's he's hunger all what what a he can but he was a

man of he he's he's he's he's so he's so he

are the and now and now see how we've we've we're there

that there no we put limit. And that fault of limits has that never we never encountering

a very sadiard because we've got convicting us in clavos of our passions that no have limited. So, until what point,

to where gets the power of my passions over me? At the point as he was to trycionarse to see to him.

He admired to Juan, he had a priceio because here He himself, says the Evangelio

that he he had to do that his own his own way to live. And that's

what he does in the saints. Jesus also us interpels. For so the

evangelio says that nobody that is an indifference against Christ.

It precisely or decide to decide to you or you do you

because precisely Christ us interpela the conscience and

us has to see the model of the man really really of his passions and for that is so important

for example the papas to know to put limits to the children and know to show

that not all is that there is an there's an there's an there there's

there some there's and I think we need we need to

the importance of putting limits and fienes in Quarism, when we're in the church to the adi-un,

well, also is a way of to put a raya our passions, no? Offrecer to some sacrifice. For that we

do it so it's a man, as like I said that Juan and the Battista was a set and,

without Jesus Christ also. Well, we're also also, always have in the mind,

the desire to say, I need to live with a spirit of sacrifice because if no I'm at

final I'm a slave victim of my own own my own pastes so Jesus a man

full of templanza and San Juan Baptista to whom celebrate we the day of today that also is

a precursor of the messias and for the so as a kind of imitate

one of the virtues that Jesus has in primacy, like in first in first place, the templanza, then we'd

to give him to do us to be to be a woman and women to be temple, that we're that we're that we're

that grace to God our Lord the day of that we're that imitation of Jesus we can be reels

because we're capable of us to govern to us ourselves and we are not some

the slaves of our passions, as it was a Herodus. That God bless much, that have an excellent day. Let us invite to this podcast with other people for that many more

can know and love to Jesus, and also to visit the site of arroa vinyu fire to access to the tools that help them to

know to learn and grow and grow more in the faith. That God us bendia.