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La quarta stagione di DUMBO vi accompagna a Berlino. Raccontare un'altra Berlino, possibilmente tenendo chiuse le guide turistiche, è possibile. Vogliamo mostrarvi una città vissuta da dentro, camminando sulle sue strade unendosi discretamente a chi le abita ascoltando la colonna sonora creata dai musicisti del luogo.

In questo episodio vi raccontiamo la Berlino che non si è piegata al nazismo, quella del quartiere Wedding.

DUMBO, urban culture and street art.
di Claudio Petronella con la voce di Valeria Lucenti.
www.rbe.it/trasmissioni/dumbo

La quarta stagione di DUMBO vi accompagna a Berlino. Raccontare un'altra Berlino, possibilmente tenendo chiuse le guide turistiche, è possibile. Vogliamo mostrarvi una città vissuta da dentro, camminando sulle sue strade unendosi discretamente a chi le abita ascoltando la colonna sonora creata dai musicisti del luogo.

In questo episodio vi raccontiamo la Berlino multietnica e multiculturale di Neukolln.

DUMBO, urban and street art.
di Claudio Petronella con la voce di Valeria Lucenti.
www.rbe.it/trasmissioni/dumbo

La quarta stagione di DUMBO vi accompagna a Berlino. Raccontare un'altra Berlino, possibilmente tenendo chiuse le guide turistiche.
Una città vissuta da dentro, camminando sulle sue strade unendosi discretamente ai suoi abitanti ascoltando la colonna sonora creata dai musicisti del luogo.

In questo episodio vi raccontiamo il rapporto tra la street art, i suoi alfieri e Berlino, città dove esiste un museo dedicato a questa arte urbana. Si può rinchiudere la street art negli spazi chiusi di un museo?

DUMBO, urban and street art.
di Claudio Petronella con la voce di Valeria Lucenti.
www.rbe.it/trasmissioni/dumbo

My guest is Ananda Elyce Reeves. (pt.1 of 2)

- About Ananda:

Ananda is the author of the book titled: "How the People Elected New Systems for President". It is about a real person, Steve Saylor, who is a write-in candidate for President of the United States on his own ticket called the Money Free Party. The people are real, the story is fictitious. It is designed to spark the imagination, rattle people out of scarcity thinking, and visualize new possibilities.

*From the books introduction:

"This candidate [Steve Saylor] is a real person, but the story about how he gets discovered and elected comes only from imagination. Everything starts with imagination. Women voters, ending slavery, civil rights, and technical advancements. Now the people need to imagine a world without money where everything is available to everyone. Imagine that money has no power and no value. A global Money Free System that starts at the 2020 election in America. Born out of desperate cries for help by people who believe there is scarcity. Against all odds... dare we dream of having new systems be our president. This is about the last President. It's a fictitious story about ordinary people that unleash their imagination, collaborate, and elect systems, not a President. Our future government is where the best scientists, educators, and environmentalists organize our country. Beyond a story…it's a call to action about how we can all literally thrive. This story is about how it’s done."

Ananda has been an agent for change her entire life.
As a youth she organized her Girl Scouts troop to make environmental changes in her neighborhood, leading to the entire city getting involved in the cleanup.
As a young woman, she started a women’s empowerment group. That program is now in most colleges in the U.S; called the “Women’s Empowerment Course.”
As an adult she's been a life coach in the Law of Attraction, and opened her own business school called the Ananda Academy where she trained entrepreneurs on how to manifest a business.

Ananda has lived in a variety of intentional communities all over the U.S. She has studied the work of Jacque Fresco and the Venus Project, and has worked with the Venus Project as well.

She studies Non Violent Communication and Sociocracy.

Ananda has four adult children and a granddaughter. She's a vegan, on a spiritual path and enjoys gardening.


~ Ananda's links:

- www.smashwords.com/books/view/1026039

- https://www.rbepulse.com

- www.saylorforpresident2020.com

My guest is Ananda Elyce Reeves. (pt.1 of 2)

- About Ananda:

Ananda is the author of the book titled: "How the People Elected New Systems for President". It is about a real person, Steve Saylor, who is a write-in candidate for President of the United States on his own ticket called the Money Free Party. The people are real, the story is fictitious. It is designed to spark the imagination, rattle people out of scarcity thinking, and visualize new possibilities.

*From the books introduction:

"This candidate [Steve Saylor] is a real person, but the story about how he gets discovered and elected comes only from imagination. Everything starts with imagination. Women voters, ending slavery, civil rights, and technical advancements. Now the people need to imagine a world without money where everything is available to everyone. Imagine that money has no power and no value. A global Money Free System that starts at the 2020 election in America. Born out of desperate cries for help by people who believe there is scarcity. Against all odds... dare we dream of having new systems be our president. This is about the last President. It's a fictitious story about ordinary people that unleash their imagination, collaborate, and elect systems, not a President. Our future government is where the best scientists, educators, and environmentalists organize our country. Beyond a story…it's a call to action about how we can all literally thrive. This story is about how it’s done."

Ananda has been an agent for change her entire life.
As a youth she organized her Girl Scouts troop to make environmental changes in her neighborhood, leading to the entire city getting involved in the cleanup.
As a young woman, she started a women’s empowerment group. That program is now in most colleges in the U.S; called the “Women’s Empowerment Course.”
As an adult she's been a life coach in the Law of Attraction, and opened her own business school called the Ananda Academy where she trained entrepreneurs on how to manifest a business.

Ananda has lived in a variety of intentional communities all over the U.S. She has studied the work of Jacque Fresco and the Venus Project, and has worked with the Venus Project as well.

She studies Non Violent Communication and Sociocracy.

Ananda has four adult children and a granddaughter. She's a vegan, on a spiritual path and enjoys gardening.


~ Ananda's links:

- www.smashwords.com/books/view/1026039

- https://www.rbepulse.com

- www.saylorforpresident2020.com

My guest is Tio. (pt.3 of 3)

- About Tio:

Tio was born in Romania in the late 1980s. He grew up with two loving parents and had a great childhood, but as he grew older and started to witness the stress that money was placing on his family, he began to question more relevant things. His inquisitive mind with its insatiable thirst for knowledge, would begin to steer his life and actions towards investigating and challenging society's institutions and dogmas.

He started a blog in 2006 as a therapeutic way to express his thoughts and ideas. That evolved to him writing a series of articles on his blog with the intent to transform them into videos. That idea and project was the beginnings and evolution of TROM.

He became aware of movements / organizations such as the Venus Project and the Zeitgeist Movement, as well as other concepts and documentaries pertaining to the current socio-economic system, and possible solutions for a new, more equitable system.

He worked closely with the Venus Project for several years. He was practically the sole curator and writer for TVP magazine, which is now defunct. Because he was responsible for writing and creating most of the articles in the magazine, when TVP decided to end the project, he took with him all his writings and work he had contributed to the magazine, and they are now on the TROM site.

All of that, in part, is what inspired him to quit college and devote his life to creating an ultimate act of expression.
Although he had no budget, no assistance, and only an inferior, inadequate, and outdated computer to work with, he combed through countless hours of footage from a wide variety of videos, wrote the narration and storyline, and compiled it all together.
His ambition and drive propelled him forward, and through will and determination and years of devotion, he was finally able to complete the documentary that became TROM.

TROM is a project that aims to showcase in detail the root cause of most of today’s problems and proposes realistic solutions to solve those problems. It's about challenging people’s values, explaining in simple language how the world works, and providing free and good quality educational materials & tools for everyone.


~ Tio's links:

- www.tromsite.com

- www.tiotrom.com

My guest is Tio. (pt.2 of 3)

- About Tio:

Tio was born in Romania in the late 1980s. He grew up with two loving parents and had a great childhood, but as he grew older and started to witness the stress that money was placing on his family, he began to question more relevant things. His inquisitive mind with its insatiable thirst for knowledge, would begin to steer his life and actions towards investigating and challenging society's institutions and dogmas.

He started a blog in 2006 as a therapeutic way to express his thoughts and ideas. That evolved to him writing a series of articles on his blog with the intent to transform them into videos. That idea and project was the beginnings and evolution of TROM.

He became aware of movements / organizations such as the Venus Project and the Zeitgeist Movement, as well as other concepts and documentaries pertaining to the current socio-economic system, and possible solutions for a new, more equitable system.

He worked closely with the Venus Project for several years. He was practically the sole curator and writer for TVP magazine, which is now defunct. Because he was responsible for writing and creating most of the articles in the magazine, when TVP decided to end the project, he took with him all his writings and work he had contributed to the magazine, and they are now on the TROM site.

All of that, in part, is what inspired him to quit college and devote his life to creating an ultimate act of expression.
Although he had no budget, no assistance, and only an inferior, inadequate, and outdated computer to work with, he combed through countless hours of footage from a wide variety of videos, wrote the narration and storyline, and compiled it all together.
His ambition and drive propelled him forward, and through will and determination and years of devotion, he was finally able to complete the documentary that became TROM.

TROM is a project that aims to showcase in detail the root cause of most of today’s problems and proposes realistic solutions to solve those problems. It's about challenging people’s values, explaining in simple language how the world works, and providing free and good quality educational materials & tools for everyone.


~ Tio's links:

- www.tromsite.com

- www.tiotrom.com

My guest is Tio. (pt.1 of 3)

- About Tio:

Tio was born in Romania in the late 1980s. He grew up with two loving parents and had a great childhood, but as he grew older and started to witness the stress that money was placing on his family, he began to question more relevant things. His inquisitive mind with its insatiable thirst for knowledge, would begin to steer his life and actions towards investigating and challenging society's institutions and dogmas.

He started a blog in 2006 as a therapeutic way to express his thoughts and ideas. That evolved to him writing a series of articles on his blog with the intent to transform them into videos. That idea and project was the beginnings and evolution of TROM.

He became aware of movements / organizations such as the Venus Project and the Zeitgeist Movement, as well as other concepts and documentaries pertaining to the current socio-economic system, and possible solutions for a new, more equitable system.

He worked closely with the Venus Project for several years. He was practically the sole curator and writer for TVP magazine, which is now defunct. Because he was responsible for writing and creating most of the articles in the magazine, when TVP decided to end the project, he took with him all his writings and work he had contributed to the magazine, and they are now on the TROM site.

All of that, in part, is what inspired him to quit college and devote his life to creating an ultimate act of expression.
Although he had no budget, no assistance, and only an inferior, inadequate, and outdated computer to work with, he combed through countless hours of footage from a wide variety of videos, wrote the narration and storyline, and compiled it all together.
His ambition and drive propelled him forward, and through will and determination and years of devotion, he was finally able to complete the documentary that became TROM.

TROM is a project that aims to showcase in detail the root cause of most of today’s problems and proposes realistic solutions to solve those problems. It's about challenging people’s values, explaining in simple language how the world works, and providing free and good quality educational materials & tools for everyone.


~ Tio's links:

- www.tromsite.com

- www.tiotrom.com

My guest is Steve Saylor.

- About Steve:

Steve is an activist, a futurist, and a humanitarian. He's a lifelong musician who made his living playing in a band for several decades. He's had a love of the Arts his whole life, and majored in Fine Arts in college.

He utilized his love of the Arts and college education in the field, and began writing screenplays after years of performing in bands. He's wrote around a dozen screenplays, with one being bought and made into a film.
He taught himself how to shoot and edit video, and used that skill to create a film based on one of his screenplays.

After becoming a self-taught video producer and learning the craft for years, Steve took the knowledge he had acquired learning the skill and began making instructional and how-to videos pertaining to it.
He also started and had a business for a while based on his knowledge of video producing.

When Steve first viewed the documentary Zeitgeist: Addendum, it had a profound effect on him, and changed the course of his creative pursuits. After being deeply affected by the documentary, and having it reveal to him the root cause of society's problems, along with presenting a very real, logical, and feasible solution, he then decided to embark on creating videos pertaining to our current socio-economic system, the cause and effects of most of the world's problems, and the very Real answers and solutions to these problems.

His videos are fun, light-hearted, and entertaining; and at the same time define, explain, and put into proper perspective the social and economic struggles and inequalities the world has been plagued by.
In a simplistic yet skillful way, through his videos he lays out in plain english the why's and how's of our current state of affairs, as well as what is possible IF we just apply logic, reason, & the scientific method to all of the issues in society today.


~ Show notes:

- Steve's background / bio
- Steve's YouTube channels
- How to write a screenplay
- UBI thoughts
- Curious 5


~ Steve's links:

- https://www.youtube.com/user/dvmovie
(dvmovie - YouTube channel)

- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3QJot8sk8j6yXcgYyXBk4Q
(Money Free Party USA - YouTube channel)

- http://saylor2020.com

- http://moneyfreepartyusa.com

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2 Portate i pesi gli uni degli altri e adempirete così la legge di Cristo.

My guest is Samat Abletimov. (pt.4 of 4)

- About Samat:

Samat was born in Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia. Kyrgyzstan is a landlocked country with a mountainous terrain, which comprises more than 70% of the country's territory. Although he grew up in a part of the world unbeknownst to many, that had no bearing on his inquisitive nature and thirst for knowledge and understanding of the world around him. He has traveled to several countries, and relates to us some of his perceptions and viewpoints from those travels. He also has lived under different economic systems, such as socialism, communism, and capitalism. That has enabled him to witness and experience what these are like from the inside.

We discuss a range of topics. Everything from individual emotions, to collective conscious, to the different frequencies people are on. We examine and dissect societal norms, patterned behavior, and social constructs.

We shine light on how and why a lot of preexisting ideas remain and continue to be perpetuated even with no factual basis or constructive qualities to them. We both expose how we really feel, what`s really important, and how we all feel a lot of the same things and ways. We point out some ways that people are naturally different, and how if focused on can lead to unnecessary distraction and separation, but primarily focus on the many ways that we all are the same.


~ Show notes:

- how it's easy and safe to talk about what the media tells you to
- how it's So much more interesting and enlightening to think deeply
- we share some of our own deep thoughts on different topics
- how Facebook censors work, and why you should be cautious about the distraction that it is


~ Songs Credit:
- Title 1: Episode From the MANAS: Kökötöidün Ashy (Kökötöi's Memorial Feast)
- Album: Music Of Central Asia, Vol. 1: Tengir-Too - Mountain Music Of Kyrgyzstan

- Title 2: Fantasy On The Chopo Choor (ocarina) · Ensemble Tengir-Too
- Album: Music Of Central Asia, Vol. 1: Tengir-Too - Mountain Music Of Kyrgyzstan

℗ 2005 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings

My guest is Samat Abletimov. (pt.3 of 4)

- About Samat:

Samat was born in Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia. Kyrgyzstan is a landlocked country with a mountainous terrain, which comprises more than 70% of the country's territory. Although he grew up in a part of the world unbeknownst to many, that had no bearing on his inquisitive nature and thirst for knowledge and understanding of the world around him. He has traveled to several countries, and relates to us some of his perceptions and viewpoints from those travels. He also has lived under different economic systems, such as socialism, communism, and capitalism. That has enabled him to witness and experience what these are like from the inside.

We discuss a range of topics. Everything from individual emotions, to collective conscious, to the different frequencies people are on. We examine and dissect societal norms, patterned behavior, and social constructs.

We shine light on how and why a lot of preexisting ideas remain and continue to be perpetuated even with no factual basis or constructive qualities to them. We both expose how we really feel, what`s really important, and how we all feel a lot of the same things and ways. We point out some ways that people are naturally different, and how if focused on can lead to unnecessary distraction and separation, but primarily focus on the many ways that we all are the same.


~ Show notes:

- what family means to us
- how we all feel the same things and ways
- what it means to be honest, real, and a leader
- who really controls the world and why the hell don't you know and/or speak up about it

My guest is Samat Abletimov. (pt.2 of 4)

- About Samat:

Samat was born in Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia. Kyrgyzstan is a landlocked country with a mountainous terrain, which comprises more
than 70% of the country's territory. Although he grew up in a part of the world unbeknownst to many, that had no bearing on his inquisitive nature and thirst for knowledge and understanding of the world around him. He has traveled to several countries, and relates to us some of his perceptions and viewpoints from those travels. He also has lived under different economic systems, such as socialism, communism, and capitalism. That has enabled him to witness and experience what these are like from the inside.

We discuss a range of topics. Everything from individual emotions, to collective conscious, to the different frequencies people are on. We examine and dissect societal norms, patterned behavior, and social constructs.

We shine light on how and why a lot of preexisting ideas remain and continue to be perpetuated even with no factual basis or constructive qualities to them. We both expose how we really feel, what`s really important, and how we all feel a lot of the same things and ways. We point out some ways that people are naturally different, and how if focused on can lead to unnecessary distraction and separation, but primarily focus on the many ways that we all are the same.


~ Show notes:

- We discuss what is a podcast and how they work
- how we're all on different frequencies and receptive to different things
- why thinking differently and without labels is so important
- and some of the ways conditioning of the mind is done


~ Song Credit:
- Artist: Salamat Sadikova, vocals & komuz
- Title: Qïzïl gül (Red Flower)
- Album: Salamat Sadikova: The voice of Kyrgyzstan

My guest is Samat Abletimov. (pt.1 of 4)

- About Samat:

Samat was born in Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia. Kyrgyzstan is a landlocked country with a mountainous terrain, which comprises more than 70% of the country's territory. Although he grew up in a part of the world unbeknownst to many, that had no bearing on his inquisitive nature and thirst for knowledge and understanding of the world around him. He has traveled to several countries, and relates to us some of his perceptions and viewpoints from those travels. He also has lived under different economic systems, such as socialism, communism, and capitalism. That has enabled him to witness and experience what these are like from the inside.

We discuss a range of topics. Everything from individual emotions, to collective conscious, to the different frequencies people are on. We examine and dissect societal norms, patterned behavior, and social constructs.

We shine light on how and why a lot of preexisting ideas remain and continue to be perpetuated even with no factual basis or constructive qualities to them. We both expose how we really feel, what`s really important, and how we all feel a lot of the same things and ways. We point out some ways that people are naturally different, and how if focused on can lead to unnecessary distraction and separation, but primarily focus on the many ways that we all are the same.


~ Show notes:

- We discuss another way the capitalist system is bad, pertaining to patents and the withholding of knowledge, information, and advancements
- how our egos are contrived and hold us back from enlightenment and collectivism
- how the mass media and societal labels influence our thought process
- we touch on different economic systems and backgrounds.. communism, socialism, capitalism


~ Song Credit:
- Composer: Rïspay Abdïkadïrov
- Artists: Baktybek Shatenov, vocals & komuz and
Bermet Orozbekova, vocals & komuz
- Title: Esiñdebi
- Album: Shüüdüngüt's Road: Music of the Kyrgyz People of Central Asia

My guest is Michael E.V. Knight. (pt.2 of 2)

- About Michael:

He`s an activist and humanitarian. He`s also a vegan and enjoys weightlifting. He was orphaned at a young age. Being thrust into uncertainty and instability so young, it helped to shape his early view of the world. After he was adopted, he quickly realized the importance of family and a support group. He also realized that he was one of the lucky ones. That so many other children do not have that opportunity. And without that "opportunity", in this profit based capitalist system, means you are discarded and left to fend for yourself. And if you're unable to do so, means you will starve and die.

Michael understood this. He became a real estate investor and tried to make as much money as he could, understanding that it is the mechanism of survival. Like so many of us, he bought into the idea that that is what life is about. And like so many of us, never really questioned it much.

That is until two friends of his, who didn't know each other, but knew Michael well enough to know that he's always wanted to help people, sent him the documentary by Peter Joseph, Zeitgeist: Addendum.

That documentary opened Michael's eyes to the reality of the monetary system and how it works. As with so many who have watched the Zeitgeist documentary series, it changed his entire understanding and perspective of the system we all live by. That was a decade ago, and he has been speaking out and advocating for a no money world ever since.


- Work LESS Have More:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTkZq-YrguW0IQwSn7Sia8vVAS5rRRFnj


- Live For Free In RBE:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTkZq-YrguW27_0h5y4IbKuZNzEnJaD-R

My guest is Michael E.V. Knight. (pt.1 of 2)

- About Michael:

He`s an activist and humanitarian. He`s also a vegan and enjoys weightlifting. He was orphaned at a young age. Being thrust into uncertainty and instability so young, it helped to shape his early view of the world. After he was adopted, he quickly realized the importance of family and a support group. He also realized that he was one of the lucky ones. That so many other children do not have that opportunity. And without that "opportunity", in this profit based capitalist system, means you are discarded and left to fend for yourself. And if you're unable to do so, means you will starve and die.

Michael understood this. He became a real estate investor and tried to make as much money as he could, understanding that it is the mechanism of survival. Like so many of us, he bought into the idea that that is what life is about. And like so many of us, never really questioned it much.

That is until two friends of his, who didn't know each other, but knew Michael well enough to know that he's always wanted to help people, sent him the documentary by Peter Joseph, Zeitgeist: Addendum.

That documentary opened Michael's eyes to the reality of the monetary system and how it works. As with so many who have watched the Zeitgeist documentary series, it changed his entire understanding and perspective of the system we all live by. That was a decade ago, and he has been speaking out and advocating for a no money world ever since.


- Work LESS Have More:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTkZq-YrguW0IQwSn7Sia8vVAS5rRRFnj


- Live For Free In RBE:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTkZq-YrguW27_0h5y4IbKuZNzEnJaD-R

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«Il mio cuore esulta nel SIGNORE,
il SIGNORE ha innalzato la mia potenza,
la mia bocca si apre contro i miei nemici
perché gioisco nella tua salvezza.

1 Dopo queste cose ci fu una festa dei Giudei e Gesù salì a Gerusalemme.
2 Or a Gerusalemme, presso la porta delle Pecore, c'è una vasca, chiamata in ebraico Betesda, che ha cinque portici. 3 Sotto questi portici giaceva un gran numero d'infermi, di ciechi, di zoppi, di paralitici[, i quali aspettavano l'agitarsi dell'acqua; 4 perché un angelo scendeva nella vasca e metteva l'acqua in movimento; e il primo che vi scendeva dopo che l'acqua era stata agitata era guarito di qualunque malattia fosse colpito].
5 Là c'era un uomo che da trentotto anni era infermo. 6 Gesù, vedutolo che giaceva e sapendo che già da lungo tempo stava così, gli disse: «Vuoi guarire?» 7 L'infermo gli rispose: «Signore, io non ho nessuno che, quando l'acqua è mossa, mi metta nella vasca, e mentre ci vengo io, un altro vi scende prima di me». 8 Gesù gli disse: «Àlzati, prendi il tuo lettuccio e cammina». 9 In quell'istante quell'uomo fu guarito; e, preso il suo lettuccio, si mise a camminare.
10 Quel giorno era un sabato; perciò i Giudei dissero all'uomo guarito: «È sabato, e non ti è permesso portare il tuo lettuccio». 11 Ma egli rispose loro: «Colui che mi ha guarito mi ha detto: "Prendi il tuo lettuccio e cammina"». 12 Essi gli domandarono: «Chi è l'uomo che ti ha detto: "Prendi il tuo lettuccio e cammina?"» 13 Ma colui che era stato guarito non sapeva chi fosse; Gesù infatti si era allontanato, perché in quel luogo c'era molta gente. 14 Più tardi Gesù lo trovò nel tempio, e gli disse: «Ecco, tu sei guarito; non peccare più, ché non ti accada di peggio». 15 L'uomo se ne andò, e disse ai Giudei che colui che l'aveva guarito era Gesù. 16 Per questo i Giudei perseguitavano Gesù e cercavano di ucciderlo; perché faceva quelle cose di sabato.

1 In quel periodo, il re Erode cominciò a maltrattare alcuni della chiesa; 2 e fece uccidere di spada Giacomo, fratello di Giovanni. 3 Vedendo che ciò era gradito ai Giudei, continuò e fece arrestare anche Pietro. Erano i giorni degli Azzimi. 4 Dopo averlo fatto arrestare, lo mise in prigione, affidandolo alla custodia di quattro picchetti di quattro soldati ciascuno; perché voleva farlo comparire davanti al popolo dopo la Pasqua. 5 Pietro dunque era custodito nella prigione; ma fervide preghiere a Dio erano fatte per lui dalla chiesa.
6 Nella notte che precedeva il giorno in cui Erode voleva farlo comparire, Pietro stava dormendo in mezzo a due soldati, legato con due catene; e le sentinelle davanti alla porta custodivano il carcere. 7 Ed ecco, un angelo del Signore sopraggiunse e una luce risplendette nella cella. L'angelo, battendo il fianco a Pietro, lo svegliò, dicendo: «Àlzati, presto!» E le catene gli caddero dalle mani. 8 L'angelo disse: «Vèstiti e mettiti i sandali». E Pietro fece così. Poi gli disse ancora: «Mettiti il mantello e seguimi». 9 Ed egli, uscito, lo seguiva, non sapendo che era realtà ciò che stava succedendo per opera dell'angelo: credeva infatti di avere una visione. 10 Com'ebbero oltrepassata la prima e la seconda guardia, giunsero alla porta di ferro che immette in città, la quale si aprì da sé davanti a loro; uscirono e s'inoltrarono per una strada; e, all'improvviso, l'angelo si allontanò da lui.
11 Pietro, rientrato in sé, disse: «Ora so di sicuro che il Signore ha mandato il suo angelo e mi ha liberato dalla mano di Erode e da tutto ciò che si attendeva il popolo dei Giudei». 12 Pietro dunque, consapevole della situazione, andò a casa di Maria, madre di Giovanni detto anche Marco, dove molti fratelli erano riuniti in preghiera. 13 Dopo aver bussato alla porta d'ingresso, una serva di nome Rode si avvicinò per sentire chi era 14 e, riconosciuta la voce di Pietro, per la gioia non aprì la porta, ma corse dentro ad annunciare che Pietro stava davanti alla porta. 15 Quelli le dissero: «Tu sei pazza!» Ma ella insisteva che la cosa stava così. Ed essi dicevano: «È il suo angelo». 16 Pietro intanto continuava a bussare e, quand'ebbero aperto, lo videro e rimasero stupiti. 17 Ma egli, con la mano, fece loro cenno di tacere e raccontò in che modo il Signore lo aveva fatto uscire dal carcere. Poi disse: «Fate sapere queste cose a Giacomo e ai fratelli». Quindi uscì e se ne andò in un altro luogo.

38 Mentre erano in cammino, Gesù entrò in un villaggio; e una donna, di nome Marta, lo ospitò in casa sua. 39 Marta aveva una sorella chiamata Maria, la quale, sedutasi ai piedi di Gesù, ascoltava la sua parola. 40 Ma Marta, tutta presa dalle faccende domestiche, venne e disse: «Signore, non ti importa che mia sorella mi abbia lasciata sola a servire? Dille dunque che mi aiuti». 41 Ma il Signore le rispose: «Marta, Marta, tu ti affanni e sei agitata per molte cose, ma una cosa sola è necessaria. 42 Maria ha scelto la parte buona che non le sarà tolta».