There are many lessons to draw from this inaugural speech:
First of all, we can see the place of the Holy Spirit in the life and ministry of Jesus. The later always acts through the prompting of the Holy Spirit. We too like Jesus, through our baptism and confession have the spirit of the Lord upon us. He has endowed us with the seven gifts. This implies that Jesus has given his mission to each one of us. We are to continue this mission until the end of the world, when He will come to judge the living and the dead. We must be involved in the life and mission of our modern world. In a world where there is a lot of consumerism, with very few rich people and very many poor people, we are called upon to preach the Good news to the most dejected in the society. We are to reflect the merciful face of God to the suffering.
Secondly, we can identify the importance of the Bible in the life of every Christian. This inaugural speech is from the SCROLL or the Holy scriptures at that time. This shows that Jesus read and understood the Scriptures. Today we have a priceless gift of God in the inspired books of the Bible. Let us show true appreciation for that gift by using it to build up a better knowledge of the Christian faith which it teaches us. There should be a Bible in every Christian home. It should not be an ornament on a shelf, but a fountain and source from which we can draw strength and refreshment in the daily practice of our Christian Faith.
The Bible contains the Good News. The Good news is that we are loved we are noticed we are valued no matter our social status. We must make ourselves Good news so that others may come closer to God.