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 1   2,  13|      Mk 1:14-15; cf. Mt 4:17; Lk 4:43). The proclamation
 2   2,  13|       sent for this purpose" (Lk 4:43). But that is not all.
 3   2,  13|       Spirit of the Lord (cf. Lk 4; 14-21). Since the "Good
 4   2,  13|    Good News to the poor (cf. Lk 4:18). Jesus' encounters
 5   2,  13|      all in the parables (cf. Lk 15:3-32; . Mt 20:1-16),
 6   2,  13|    prayer as to a Father (cf. Lk 11:2; Mt 23:9) and strives
 7   2,  14|       good news to the poor" (Lk 4:18). To all who are victims
 8   2,  14|        Blessed are you poor" (Lk 6:20). What is more, he
 9   2,  14|       eat in their homes (cf. Lk 5:30; 15:2), treating them
10   2,  14|       equals and friends (cf. Lk 7:34), and making them feel
11   2,  14|    needy and for sinners (cf. Lk 15:1-32).~The liberation
12   2,  14|   desire for forgiveness (cf. Lk 5:24). Once there is faith,
13   2,  14|       leads to salvation (cf. Lk 18:42-43). The acts of liberation
14   2,  15|     of love (cf. Mt 22:34-40; Lk 10:25-28). Before leaving
15   3,  22|      18-20.; cf. Mk 16:15-18; Lk 24:46-49; Jn 20:21-23).~
16   3,  23|     16:15); to "all nations" (Lk 24:47); "to the end of the
17   3,  23|     presented as witness (cf. Lk 24:48; Acts 1:8), centered
18   4,  36|      done what was our duty" (Lk 17:10).~
19   5,  45| through him (cf. Mt 10:17-20; Lk 12:11-12) and he can say