Domingo de Pascua de la Resurrección del Señor 5 de abril - Juan 20, 1-9. Él había de resucitar de entre los muertos.
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The episode begins by introducing the word 'Alleluia' as the expression of joy for Christ's resurrection, explaining its Hebrew meaning as 'give glory to God.' It describes Easter as the day of new creation, contrasting it with the first creation. The speaker recounts how Jesus voluntarily went through death out of love during Holy Week, and the Father resurrected him to confirm the effectiveness of his sacrifice for freeing humanity from sin. This resurrection is framed as the beginning of a new creation from Jesus' resurrected body, inviting all to participate. The victory of Christ is emphasized as our victory, with his triumph associated with believers. Personal implications are highlighted, such as the defeat of death and the promise of reuniting with loved ones in the afterlife. Reference is made to Jesus' statement to Martha and Mary in the story of Lazarus, where he declares, 'I am the resurrection and the life.' This promise is noted as first fulfilled in Jesus and later in all saints. The episode discusses God's power to create an irreversible new creation where life and freedom to love are permanent. It mentions the apostle John's vision of a new heaven and new earth from the Book of Revelation, centered on the resurrected Christ. The Church's response of 'hallelujah' is explained as giving glory to God for this power. Practical outcomes are noted, including no longer fearing death or disease in this new creation. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to unite with the Church's joy, thank God, and recognize their association with Christ's passion and resurrection. Throughout, the tone is educational and reflective, drawing on biblical texts and theological concepts.
