And he closed the book, and he gave it again to the minister, and sat down. And the eyes of all them that were in the synagogue were fastened on him.
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Verse 20 is found in chapter 4 of Luke. Jesus begins his ministry in Galilee and in Nazareth interprets his mission through the language of Isaiah. The rejection by his townspeople anticipates that the good news will produce both hope and resistance.
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Und als er das Buch zutat, gab er's dem Diener und setzte sich. Und aller Augen, die in der Schule waren, sahen auf ihn.
Y rollando el libro, lo dio al ministro, y sentose: y los ojos de todos en la sinagoga estaban fijos en Él.
Enrolló el rollo, se lo devolvió al ayudante y se sentó. Todos en la sinagoga tenían los ojos fijos en él.
Ensuite, il roula le livre, le remit au serviteur, et s'assit. Tous ceux qui se trouvaient dans la synagogue avaient les regards fixés sur lui.
Poi, ripiegato il libro, e rendutolo al ministro, si pose a sedere; e gli occhi di tutti coloro ch’erano nella sinagoga erano affissati in lui.
E, cerrando o livro, e tornando-o a dar ao ministro, assentou-se; e os olhos de todos na sinagoga estavam fitos nele.
於是他把書捲起來,交還給管理人,就坐下。會堂裏的人都定睛看他。
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