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Gen 12,1-5: calling of Abraham

“The Lord said to Abram: —Go out of your native land and your father's house, to the land that I will show you. I will make of you a great people, I will bless you, I will make your name famous, and it will serve as a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, I will curse those who curse you. With your name all the families of the world will bless themselves. Abram went, as the Lord had told him, and Lot went with him. Abram was seventy-five years old when he left Haran. "

Is 54,1-10: God tells you: my love from your side will not depart.

“Was the space of your store, display your canvases without fear, lengthen your strings, put your stakes well; because you will extend to the right and left, your line will inherit nations and populate deserted cities. Do not fear, you will not have to embarrass you, do not blush, they will not face you; His name is the whole earth. I will withdraw my loyalty or my peace alliance he will hesitate, ”says the Lord, who loves you.”

Os 2,20-25: God tells us: I will betroth you to me in fidelity and you will know the Lord.

“I will marry you forever, I will marry you at the price of justice and right, of affection and affection. I will marry you in faithfulness, and you will know the Lord. On that day I will listen –oracle of the Lord–, I will listen to heaven, it will listen to the earth, the earth will listen to wheat and wine and oil and they will listen to Yezrael. And I will sow them in the country, I will sympathize with Uncomfortable and I will say to Not-my-people: You are my people, and he will answer: My God. "

Mt 13,44-46: For the joy it gives him, he sells everything he has and buys that field.

“The kingdom of God is like a treasure hidden in a field: a man discovers it, hides it again and, full of joy, sells all his possessions to buy that field. The kingdom of God is like a merchant in search of fine pearls: when he discovers one of great value, he goes, sells all his possessions and buys it. "

Mk 1,16-20: vocation of the first four disciples.

“Jesus addressed Galilee to proclaim the good news of God. They continued.

Jn 1,35-39: the first disciples… what are you looking for? come and see it.

“The next day John was with two of his disciples. Seeing Jesus go by, he said: —There is the Lamb of God. The disciples, hearing him speak like this, followed Jesus. Jesus turned and, seeing that they were following him, said to them: "What are you looking for?" They answered: —Rabí –which means teacher–, where do you live? He said, "Come and see." So they went, saw where he was residing and stayed with him that day. It was four in the afternoon."

Jn 1,39-51: Chain calls. He finds Felipe and says: —Follow me.

“One of the two who had heard John and followed Jesus was Andrés, brother of Simón Pedro. He finds his brother Simon first and says:" We have found the Messiah - which translated Christ.. —It follow me. Israelita really, without falsehood.

Eph 3,14-41: Pablo prays to live according to the vocation to which we have been called.

“… That by faith resides the Messiah in your heart, that you are entrenched and founded in love, so that you can understand, along with all the consecrated, the width and length and height and depth, and to know the love of the Messiah, that overcomes all knowledge. Thus you will completely fill yourself with the fullness of God. The one that, effectively acting in us, can do much more than what we ask for or we Messiah Jesus Glory in all generations for centuries.