Jesús regresó a Galilea en el poder del Espíritu, y las nuevas (la fama) acerca de El se divulgaron por toda aquella región. (Luke 4:14)

Y enseñaba en sus sinagogas, siendo alabado por todos. (Luke 4:15)

Jesús llegó a Nazaret, donde había sido criado, y según Su costumbre, entró en la sinagoga el día de reposo, y se levantó a leer. (Luke 4:16)

Le dieron el libro (el rollo) del profeta Isaías, y abriendo el libro, halló el lugar donde estaba escrito:

EL ESPIRITU DEL SEÑOR ESTA SOBRE MI, PORQUE ME HA UNGIDO PARA ANUNCIAR EL EVANGELIO A LOS POBRES. ME HA ENVIADO PARA PROCLAMAR LIBERTAD A LOS CAUTIVOS, Y LA RECUPERACION DE LA VISTA A LOS CIEGOS; PARA PONER EN LIBERTAD A LOS OPRIMIDOS; (Luke 4:18)

PARA PROCLAMAR EL AÑO FAVORABLE DEL SEÑOR." (Luke 4:19)

Cerrando el libro (el rollo), lo devolvió al asistente y se sentó; y los ojos de todos en la sinagoga estaban fijos en El. (Luke 4:20)

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Luke 4:17 - Cross Reference

Pero Dios se apartó de ellos y los entregó para que sirvieran (adoraran) al ejército del cielo (los cuerpos celestes), como está escrito en el libro de los profetas: '¿ACASO FUE A MI A QUIEN OFRECIERON VICTIMAS Y SACRIFICIOS EN EL DESIERTO POR CUARENTA AÑOS, CASA DE ISRAEL? (Acts 7:42)

Después de la lectura de la Ley y los Profetas, los oficiales de la sinagoga les mandaron a decir: "Hermanos, si tienen alguna palabra de exhortación para el pueblo, hablen." (Acts 13:15)

Pues David mismo dice en el Libro de los Salmos: EL SEÑOR DIJO A MI SEÑOR: 'SIENTATE A MI DIESTRA, (Luke 20:42)

El Espíritu del Señor DIOS está sobre mí, Porque me ha ungido el SEÑOR Para traer buenas nuevas a los afligidos. Me ha enviado para vendar a los quebrantados de corazón, Para proclamar libertad a los cautivos Y liberación a los prisioneros; (Isaiah 61:1)