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SP 1035088 CL BRAKES Maxi Scooter Sintermetall Bremsbeläge - 3013MSC passend fuer BENELLI VELVET 150SP 1035088 CL BRAKES Maxi Scooter Sintermetall Bremsbelge 3013MSC passend fuer BENELLI VELVET 150 2009 passend fr: HYOSUNG 125 EXCEED 2005 HYOSUNG GRAND PRIX 125 1999 HYOSUNG HYPER 125 1999 HYOSUNG 125 EXCEED 2002 HYOSUNG 125 EXCEED 2006 HYOSUNG GRAND PRIX 125 2000 HYOSUNG HYPER 125 2000 HYOSUNG 125 EXCEED 2004 HYOSUNG GRAND PRIX 125 1998 HYOSUNG GRAND PRIX 125 2002 HYOSUNG HYPER 125 2002 MALAGUTI CIAK 100 2000 MALAGUTI CIAK 125 MASTER 2003 MALAGUTI

SP 1035088 CL BRAKES Maxi Scooter Sintermetall Bremsbeläge - 3013MSC passend fuer BENELLI VELVET 150 2009

 

passend für:

HYOSUNG 125 EXCEED 2005
HYOSUNG GRAND PRIX 125 1999
HYOSUNG HYPER 125 1999
HYOSUNG 125 EXCEED 2002
HYOSUNG 125 EXCEED 2006
HYOSUNG GRAND PRIX 125 2000
HYOSUNG HYPER 125 2000
HYOSUNG 125 EXCEED 2004
HYOSUNG GRAND PRIX 125 1998
HYOSUNG GRAND PRIX 125 2002
HYOSUNG HYPER 125 2002
MALAGUTI CIAK 100 2000
MALAGUTI CIAK 125 MASTER 2003
MALAGUTI CIAK 125 RESTYLING 2003
MALAGUTI F18 150 WARRIOR 2002
MALAGUTI CIAK 200 MASTER 2007
MBK NITRO 100 2002
MBK DOODO 125 2001
MALAGUTI CIAK 100 2001
MALAGUTI CIAK 125 MASTER 2004
MALAGUTI F18 125 4T 2000
MALAGUTI F18 150 WARRIOR 2003
MALAGUTI CIAK 200 MASTER 2008
MBK OVETTO 100 2000
MBK DOODO 125 2002
MALAGUTI CIAK 100 1999
MALAGUTI F12 100 PHANTOM 100 2003
MALAGUTI CIAK 125 MASTER 2006
MALAGUTI F18 125 4T 2002
MALAGUTI F18 150 WARRIOR 2001
MALAGUTI CIAK 200 MASTER 2006
MBK NITRO 100 2001
MBK OVETTO 100 2002
MBK DOODO 150 2001
HYOSUNG 125 EXCEED 2003
HYOSUNG BOOMER 125 2003
HYOSUNG GRAND PRIX 125 2001
HYOSUNG HYPER 125 2001
MALAGUTI F12 100 PHANTOM 100 2002
MALAGUTI CIAK 125 MASTER 2005
MALAGUTI F18 125 4T 2001
MALAGUTI F18 150 WARRIOR 2000
MBK NITRO 100 2000
MBK OVETTO 100 2001
PIAGGIO FREE 100 (M291) 2003
PIAGGIO HEXAGON 125 2T (EXS1T) 1994
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 125 4T 2V E3 (M701) 2010
PIAGGIO FREE 100 (M291) 2002
PIAGGIO HEXAGON 125 2T (EXS1T) 1997
PIAGGIO HEXAGON 125 2T (EXS1T) 1996
PIAGGIO HEXAGON 125 2T (EXS1T) 1995
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 125 4T 2V E3 (M701) 2011
YAMAHA TEO'S 125 (SE04) 2000
YAMAHA TEO'S 125 (SE04) 2002
YAMAHA TEO'S 150 (SG07) 2002
YAMAHA TEO'S 125 (SE04) 2001
BENELLI ADIVA 125 2000
BENELLI ADIVA 125 2004
BENELLI VELVET 125 4T LC 1999
BENELLI ADIVA 150 2003
BENELLI VELVET 150 2002
BENELLI VELVET 150 2006
BENELLI VELVET 150 2009
BENELLI ADIVA 125 2001
BENELLI ADIVA 125 2005
BENELLI ADIVA 150 2000
BENELLI ADIVA 150 2004
BENELLI VELVET 150 2003
BENELLI VELVET 150 2010
BENELLI ADIVA 125 2003
BENELLI VELVET 125 1999
BENELLI ADIVA 150 2002
BENELLI VELVET 150 2001
BENELLI VELVET 150 2005
BENELLI VELVET 150 2008
BENELLI ADIVA 125 2002
BENELLI ADIVA 150 2001
BENELLI ADIVA 150 2005
BENELLI VELVET 150 2000
BENELLI VELVET 150 2004
BENELLI VELVET 150 2007
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2002
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2006
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2010
BENELLI VELVET 250 2002
BENELLI VELVET 250 2006
BENELLI VELVET 250 4T LC 2002
BENELLI VELVET 250 TOURING 2001
BENELLI VELVET 250 TOURING 2005
BETA EIKON 125 2005
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2003
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2007
BENELLI VELVET 250 1999
BENELLI VELVET 250 2003
BENELLI VELVET 250 4T LC 1999
BENELLI VELVET 250 4T LC 2003
BENELLI VELVET 250 TOURING 2002
BENELLI VELVET 250 TOURING 2006
BETA EIKON 125 2006
GILERA TYPHOON 80 1997
GILERA TYPHOON 80 1998
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2001
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2005
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2009
BENELLI VELVET 250 2001
BENELLI VELVET 250 2005
BENELLI VELVET 250 4T LC 2001
BENELLI VELVET 250 TOURING 2000
BENELLI VELVET 250 TOURING 2004
BETA EIKON 125 2004
GILERA TYPHOON 80 1996
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2000
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2004
BENELLI VELVET 150 TOURING 2008
BENELLI VELVET 250 2000
BENELLI VELVET 250 2004
BENELLI VELVET 250 4T LC 2000
BENELLI VELVET 250 TOURING 1999
BENELLI VELVET 250 TOURING 2003
GILERA TYPHOON 80 1995
GILERA TYPHOON 80 1999
MBK NITRO 100 2003
MBK NITRO 100 2004
BETA TEMPO 50 2000
BETA TEMPO 50 2001
BETA TEMPO 50 1999
BETA TEMPO 50 2002
GILERA DNA 50 2001
GILERA DNA 50 GP EXPERIENCE 2004
GILERA EAGLET 50 (BOITE) 1998
GILERA ICE 50 2004
GILERA RUNNER 50 1999
GILERA RUNNER 50 2003
GILERA DNA 50 2002
GILERA EAGLET 50 (BOITE) 1995
GILERA EAGLET 50 (BOITE) 1999
GILERA ICE 50 2001
GILERA ICE 50 2005
GILERA RUNNER 50 2000
GILERA RUNNER 50 2004
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 1999
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 2003
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 2007
GILERA STALKER 50 2000
GILERA STALKER 50 2004
GILERA STALKER 50 DD 1999
GILERA STALKER 50 DD 2003
GILERA STALKER 50 DT 1999
GILERA STALKER 50 DT 2003
GILERA STORM 50 1995
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 2000
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 2004
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 2008
GILERA STALKER 50 1997
GILERA STALKER 50 2001
GILERA STALKER 50 2005
GILERA STALKER 50 DD 2000
GILERA STALKER 50 DD 2004
GILERA STALKER 50 DT 2000
GILERA STALKER 50 DT 2004
GILERA STORM 50 1998
GILERA TYPHOON 50 1994
GILERA TYPHOON 50 1998
GILERA DNA 125 2000
GILERA DNA 125 2004
GILERA DNA 125 4T 2003
GILERA DNA 180 2003
GILERA DNA 180 2007
HONDA SFX 50 (AF37) 1998
HONDA SFX 50 MM (AF37) 1998
HONDA SFX 50 S (AF37) 1999
HONDA SFX 50 SMM (AF37) 1999
HONDA SGX 50 SKY (AF43) 2000
HONDA SGX 50 SKY S (AF44) 1999
HONDA SH 50 SCOOPY (AF40) 2001
HONDA SZX 50 X8R S SUPER SPORT (AF49) 2001
HONDA SZX 50 X8R X CROSS SPORT (AF49) 2001
GILERA DNA 50 2004
GILERA DNA 50 GP EXPERIENCE 2003
GILERA EAGLET 50 (BOITE) 1997
GILERA ICE 50 2003
GILERA RUNNER 50 1998
GILERA RUNNER 50 2002
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 1998
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 2002
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 2006
GILERA STALKER 50 1999
GILERA STALKER 50 2003
GILERA STALKER 50 DD 1998
GILERA STALKER 50 DD 2002
GILERA STALKER 50 DT 1998
GILERA STALKER 50 DT 2002
GILERA STORM 50 1994
GILERA STORM 50 1997
GILERA TYPHOON 50 1993
GILERA TYPHOON 50 2001
GILERA DNA 125 2003
GILERA DNA 125 4T 2002
GILERA DNA 180 2002
GILERA DNA 180 2006
HONDA SFX 50 (AF37) 1997
HONDA SFX 50 (AF37) 2001
HONDA SFX 50 S (AF37) 1998
HONDA SFX 50 SMM (AF37) 1998
HONDA SGX 50 SKY (AF43) 1999
HONDA SGX 50 SKY S (AF44) 1998
HONDA SH 50 SCOOPY (AF40) 2000
HONDA SZX 50 X8R S SUPER SPORT (AF49) 2000
HONDA SZX 50 X8R X CROSS SPORT (AF49) 2000
GILERA TYPHOON 50 1991
GILERA TYPHOON 50 1995
GILERA TYPHOON 50 1999
GILERA DNA 125 2001
GILERA DNA 125 2005
GILERA DNA 180 2004
GILERA DNA 180 2008
HONDA SFX 50 (AF37) 1999
HONDA SFX 50 MM (AF37) 1999
HONDA SFX 50 S (AF37) 2000
HONDA SGX 50 SKY (AF43) 1997
HONDA SGX 50 SKY (AF43) 2001
HONDA SGX 50 SKY S (AF44) 2000
HONDA SZX 50 X8R S SUPER SPORT (AF49) 1998
HONDA SZX 50 X8R X CROSS SPORT (AF49) 1998
GILERA DNA 50 2003
GILERA EAGLET 50 (BOITE) 1996
GILERA ICE 50 2002
GILERA RUNNER 50 1997
GILERA RUNNER 50 2001
GILERA RUNNER 50 2005
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 1997
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 2001
GILERA RUNNER 50 DD 2005
GILERA STALKER 50 1998
GILERA STALKER 50 2002
GILERA STALKER 50 DD 1997
GILERA STALKER 50 DD 2001
GILERA STALKER 50 DT 1997
GILERA STALKER 50 DT 2001
GILERA STALKER 50 DT 2005
GILERA STORM 50 1996
GILERA TYPHOON 50 1992
GILERA TYPHOON 50 2000
GILERA DNA 125 2002
GILERA DNA 125 4T 2001
GILERA DNA 180 2001
GILERA DNA 180 2005
HONDA SFX 50 (AF37) 1996
HONDA SFX 50 (AF37) 2000
HONDA SFX 50 S (AF37) 1997
HONDA SFX 50 S (AF37) 2001
HONDA SGX 50 SKY (AF43) 1998
HONDA SGX 50 SKY S (AF44) 1997
HONDA SGX 50 SKY S (AF44) 2001
HONDA SZX 50 X8R S SUPER SPORT (AF49) 1999
HONDA SZX 50 X8R X CROSS SPORT (AF49) 1999
MALAGUTI CENTRO 50 SL 1993
MALAGUTI CENTRO 50 SL 1997
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 1999
MALAGUTI CENTRO 50 SL 1996
MALAGUTI CENTRO 50 SL 2000
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2002
MALAGUTI CENTRO 50 SL 1995
MALAGUTI CENTRO 50 SL 1999
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2001
MALAGUTI CENTRO 50 SL 1994
MALAGUTI CENTRO 50 SL 1998
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2000
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2004
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2008
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2T MASTER 2006
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 4T MASTER 2004
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 4T MASTER 2008
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 MONO 2004
MALAGUTI CIAK ELECTRIC POWER 2000
MALAGUTI CIAK ELECTRIC POWER 2004
MALAGUTI CROSSER 50 EL 1997
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 1996
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2000
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2004
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2008
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 AC 1999
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 AC 2003
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2001
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2005
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2009
MALAGUTI F12R PHANTOM 50 AC 2009
MALAGUTI YESTERDAY 50 1999
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 12" 2008
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 12" 2012
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 13" 2015
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2002
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2005
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2009
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2T MASTER 2007
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 4T MASTER 2005
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 4T MASTER 2009
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 MONO 2005
MALAGUTI CIAK ELECTRIC POWER 2001
MALAGUTI CIAK ELECTRIC POWER 2005
MALAGUTI CROSSER 50 EL 1998
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 1997
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2001
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2005
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2009
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 AC 2000
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2002
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2006
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2010
MALAGUTI YESTERDAY 50 2000
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 12" 2009
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 13" 2012
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 13" 2016
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2004
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2008
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2012
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2016
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2004
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2008
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2012
MBK FLIPPER 1999
MBK FLIPPER 2003
MBK MACH-G AIR 2003
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2003
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2007
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2T MASTER 2005
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2T MASTER 2009
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 4T MASTER 2007
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 MONO 2003
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 TD 2001
MALAGUTI CIAK ELECTRIC POWER 2003
MALAGUTI CROSSER 50 EL 2000
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 1995
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 1999
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2003
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2007
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 AC 2002
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2000
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2004
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2008
MALAGUTI F12R PHANTOM 50 AC 2008
MALAGUTI YESTERDAY 50 1998
MALAGUTI YESTERDAY 50 2002
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 12" 2011
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 13" 2014
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2001
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2006
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2T MASTER 2004
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 2T MASTER 2008
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 4T MASTER 2006
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 4T MASTER 2010
MALAGUTI CIAK 50 TD 2000
MALAGUTI CIAK ELECTRIC POWER 2002
MALAGUTI CROSSER 50 EL 1999
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 1994
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 1998
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2002
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2006
MALAGUTI F10 50 AC 2010
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 AC 2001
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 1999
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2003
MALAGUTI F12 PHANTOM 50 LC 2007
MALAGUTI F12R PHANTOM 50 AC 2007
MALAGUTI YESTERDAY 50 1997
MALAGUTI YESTERDAY 50 2001
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 12" 2010
MBK BOOSTER NAKED 13" 2013
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2000
PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 1 50 2T AC 1997
PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 1 50 2T LC 1997
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2003
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2007
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2011
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2015
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2003
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2007
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2011
MBK FLIPPER 1998
MBK FLIPPER 2002
MBK MACH-G AIR 2002
PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 1 50 2T AC 2000
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2006
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2010
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2014
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2002
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2006
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2010
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2014
MBK FLIPPER 2001
MBK FLIPPER LIGHT 2004
MBK MACH-G LIQUID 2003
PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 1 50 2T AC 1999
PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 1 50 2T LC 1999
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2005
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2009
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 10" 2013
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2001
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2005
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2009
MBK BOOSTER SPIRIT 12" 2013
MBK FLIPPER 2000
MBK FLIPPER 2004
MBK MACH-G LIQUID 2002
PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 1 50 2T AC 1998
PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 1 50 2T LC 1998
PIAGGIO FREE 50 FL (FCS2T) 1999
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2008
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2012
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2016
PIAGGIO FREE 50 FL (FCS2T) 1998
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2007
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2011
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2015
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER E4 2019
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2005
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2009
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2013
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2017
PIAGGIO FREE 50 FL (FCS2T) 1997
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2006
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2010
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2014
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER (C451) 2018
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER PUREJET (C452) 2007
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 (C290) 2004
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 E4 2019
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER E4 2020
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER SPECIAL EDITION (C451) 2007
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 (C290) 2005
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 E4 2020
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER PUREJET (C452) 2006
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 (C290) 2003
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 (TEC1T) 1995
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 E4 2018
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 SPECIAL EDITION E2 (C290) 2008
YAMAHA BW'S BUMP 1998
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 1998
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2002
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2006
YAMAHA BW'S BUMP 1997
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 1997
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2001
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2005
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 1995
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 1999
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2003
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2007
PIAGGIO NRG 50 DD POWER PUREJET (C452) 2005
PIAGGIO NRG 50 MC2 EXTREME (C210) 2001
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 (C290) 2002
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 (TEC1T) 1994
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 E3 (C501) 2011
PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 SPECIAL EDITION E2 (C290) 2007
YAMAHA BW'S BUMP 1996
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 1996
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2000
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2004
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2008
YAMAHA BW'S SPY 1998
YAMAHA JOG 50 R 2008
YAMAHA JOG 50 R 2012
YAMAHA JOG 50 R MOFA 2011
YAMAHA JOG 50 R MOFA 2015
YAMAHA JOG 50 RR 2011
YAMAHA JOG 50 RR 2015
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA40) 2012
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA46) 2016
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 LA POSTE (SA40) 2012
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 MOFA 2012
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 UBS (SA46) 2013
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 UBS (SA46) 2017
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (5AD) 1999
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA15) 2003
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA21) 2007
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA43) 2011
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA45) 2015
YAMAHA WHY 50 (SA03) 2000
YAMAHA WHY 50 (SA03) 2004
YAMAHA BW'S NEXT GENERATION 2009
YAMAHA JOG 50 R 2009
YAMAHA JOG 50 R 2013
YAMAHA JOG 50 R MOFA 2008
YAMAHA JOG 50 R MOFA 2012
YAMAHA JOG 50 RR 2008
YAMAHA JOG 50 RR 2012
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA40) 2009
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA46) 2013
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA46) 2017
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 LA POSTE (SA40) 2013
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 MOFA 2013
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 UBS (SA46) 2014
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 UBS (SA61) 2018
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (5AD) 2000
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA21) 2004
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA34) 2008
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA43) 2012
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA45) 2016
YAMAHA WHY 50 (SA03) 2001
YAMAHA WHY 50 (SA03) 2005
YAMAHA AEROX 100 (SB05) 2000
YAMAHA NEO'S 100 (SB04) 2001
YAMAHA AEROX 100 (SB05) 2001
YAMAHA NEO'S 100 (SB04) 2002
YAMAHA BW'S SPY 1996
YAMAHA JOG 50 R 2010
YAMAHA JOG 50 R 2014
YAMAHA JOG 50 R MOFA 2009
YAMAHA JOG 50 R MOFA 2013
YAMAHA JOG 50 RR 2009
YAMAHA JOG 50 RR 2013
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA40) 2010
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA46) 2014
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA61) 2018
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 LA POSTE (SA46) 2014
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 MOFA 2014
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 UBS (SA46) 2015
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (5AD) 1997
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (5AD) 2001
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA21) 2005
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA34) 2009
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA45) 2013
YAMAHA WHY 50 (SA03) 2002
YAMAHA WHY 50 (SA03) 2006
YAMAHA AEROX 100 (SB05) 2002
YAMAHA BW'S SPY 1997
YAMAHA JOG 50 R 2011
YAMAHA JOG 50 R 2015
YAMAHA JOG 50 R MOFA 2010
YAMAHA JOG 50 R MOFA 2014
YAMAHA JOG 50 RR 2010
YAMAHA JOG 50 RR 2014
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA40) 2011
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 (SA46) 2015
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 LA POSTE (SA40) 2011
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 LA POSTE (SA46) 2015
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 UBS (SA46) 2012
YAMAHA NEO'S 4 UBS (SA46) 2016
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (5AD) 1998
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA15) 2002
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA21) 2006
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA34) 2010
YAMAHA NEO'S 50 (SA45) 2014
YAMAHA WHY 50 (SA03) 1999
YAMAHA WHY 50 (SA03) 2003
YAMAHA NEO'S 100 (SB04) 2000
APRILIA AMICO 50 1991
APRILIA AMICO 50 1995
APRILIA AMICO 50 1999
APRILIA AREA 51 1998
APRILIA AREA 51 2002
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 1995
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 1999
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 2003
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (AIR) 1994
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (AIR) 1998
APRILIA AMICO 50 1992
APRILIA AMICO 50 1996
APRILIA AMICO 50 2000
APRILIA AREA 51 1999
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 1992
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 1996
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 2000
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 2004
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (AIR) 1995
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (AIR) 1999
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (LC) 1997
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (LC) 2001
APRILIA HABANA 50 2000
APRILIA HABANA 50 2004
APRILIA HABANA 50 2008
APRILIA HABANA 50 CUSTOM 2002
APRILIA HABANA 50 RETRO 1999
APRILIA HABANA 50 RETRO 2003
APRILIA MOJITO 50 2002
APRILIA MOJITO 50 2006
APRILIA MOJITO 50 2010
APRILIA MOJITO 50 CUSTOM 2001
APRILIA MOJITO 50 CUSTOM 2005
APRILIA MOJITO 50 CUSTOM 2009
APRILIA MOJITO 50 RETRO 2001
APRILIA AMICO 50 1990
APRILIA AMICO 50 1994
APRILIA AMICO 50 1998
APRILIA AREA 51 2001
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 1994
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 1998
APRILIA CLASSIC 50 2002
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (AIR) 1993
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (AIR) 1997
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (LC) 1993
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (LC) 1996
APRILIA GULLIVER 50 (LC) 2000
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Fr. Charles Erlandson
Dallas, US
★★★★★ 5
Marries God's Grace, Orthodox Theology, and Social Justice
When I ordered Timothy Keller's "Generous Justice," I thought I was buying a book about God's justice (in condemning sinners), which has been assailed by so many recently. Never have I been so pleasantly and emotionally surprised by a book. What Keller has done instead is to wed a theology of God's grace to us, and one that is fully orthodox in nature, with a biblical emphasis on social justice. Keller's main thesis is this: God's "generous justice" to humans who are poor in spirit and in great need is a motivation for our administering social justice - as well as an evidence that we have truly received the grace of God. This is truly a mind-blowing, heart-rending thesis - and it's hit me like a ton of bricks! The very night I read this book, I read (from the Book of Common Prayer) the prayer for Social Justice in our Evening Prayer service at church. Obviously God is trying to teach me something, and I think He's trying to teach you all the same thing. That something is that Christians are to be involved in social justice not only because it's a commandment but because it's a response to a life that's received the grace of God (His "generous justice"). Keller cuts across the great conservative/liberal divide in this book. He has something that most of you will at first disagree about, but when you truly consider it, you'll find that he's probably right. Social justice is about caring for the poor and alienated, both as individuals and as communities. To conservative Christians he preaches that social justice does indeed involve changing entire communities and that real oppression and social injustice still exists in the U.S. To liberal Christians he preaches that much of poverty really does come from the personal moral failings of individuals. In fact, he outlines 3 possible causes of poverty: oppression, calamity, and personal moral failure. He believes that the biblical emphasis is especially on the larger structural factors (although I don't necessarily agree with him here.) Perhaps most importantly, Keller is putting his money where his mouth is: his Redeemer Presbyterian Church is located in Manhattan. What Keller does best, beginning with the Old Testament and continuing through the teachings of Jesus and the Epistles is to show God's concern for social justice. You cannot read this book without being challenged to want to be more involved in correcting social injustice, whether at the individual or social level. This book hit me like a ton of bricks because years ago I had read Ron Sider's Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger while in college. I was originally moved by the book but then became aware that Sider had made a lot of errors in his theology and thinking. For years, I allowed this and the liberal emphasis on the social gospel as opposed to the true gospel to shield me from the biblical message of the need for justice. This book has been like a sledgehammer to my soul, and it will take me months and years to sort out what God would have me do next. In addition to providing the biblical and theological rationale for caring for the poor and disadvantaged, Keller turns towards a more practical approach towards the end of the book, which was exactly what I needed. He answers questions I and many others have, such as "What if I don't live by an area of poverty?" (then look for the disadvantaged, abused, neglected, sick, single parents wherever you are!) He discusses 3 levels of help that need to be offered: relief (direct aid to immediate needs), development (giving a family or community what they need to move beyond dependency), and social reform (changing the conditions and social conditions that cause dependency). Keller divides his book up this way: Introduction: Why Write This Book? Chapter One - What is Doing Justice? Chapter Two - Justice and the Old Testament Chapter Three - What Did Jesus Say About Justice? Chapter Four - Justice and Your Neighbor Chapter Five - Why Should We Do Justice? Chapter Six - How Should We Do Justice? Chapter Seven - Doing Justice in the Public Square Chapter Eight - Peace, Beauty, and Justice There are still things I disagree with about the book, and I have a few areas where I think Keller could have been clearer or more forceful so as not to mislead. My 1st objection is that Keller seems to emphasize justice in terms of structures more than the justice we seek for individuals (for example, the many ways I seek justice among my kids at home). Keller didn't talk about this side of things enough. He also, in my opinion, doesn't adequately take into account the moral failings that are the cause of so much of American poverty since the 20th century. It's not that he isn't aware of this side of things: I just think he understates it. Second, while Keller's clearly aware that our contemporary situation is not a theocracy like that of ancient Israel, too much of the time he seems to assume that the social justice we seek is out in the world at large, as opposed to the social justice we seek specifically in the Church. The New Testament letters are clearly more heavily weighted toward how we seek justice specifically in the Church, which is to model social justice for the world, even as the justice of national Israel was to be a model for the nations. He also doesn't address the problem that in ancient Israel and the first century Church, Christians knew who the poor were because there was little social mobility. They knew who was really lame and who was faking; they knew who had fallen on hard times; and they knew who was merely lazy or malicious. It's much more difficult for Christians today to discern this, and Keller makes no (or at least inadequate) reference to the traditional Christian distinction between the deserving and the undeserving poor (an issue that several books by George Grant discuss more adequately). In spite of these errors or exaggerations, "Generous Justice" is still a book every church should be discussing. Read it, and see if it doesn't break your heart and make you more aware of God's grace to you, as well as your need to do justice to those around you!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2010
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Joshua Reich
Lake Worth, US
★★★★★ 5
How the Gospel & Justice go hand in hand
Anything by Tim Keller is worth reading and re-reading. His book Generous Justice is no different. I worked my way through it last week as I prepped my sermon on James 2. Here is the main idea of the book: "If a person grasped the meaning of God's grace in his heart, he will do justice. If he doesn't live justly, then he may say with his lips that he is grateful for God's grace, but in his heart he is far from him. If he doesn't care about the poor, it reveals that at best he doesn't understand the grace he has experienced, and at worst he has not really encountered the saving mercy of God. Grace should make you just." One of the more interesting things I found in the book was how Keller weaved through Scripture and looked at the various places that justice, poor, widows, orphans, etc. are talked about in the Old and New Testaments. He also pointed out how God is introduced in Scripture as "the father to the fatherless and defender of the widow" almost more than any title. Which strikes me because God is often associated with suburbia. If the church and his followers are to be like him, what does that mean our lives should be like? What would we have to do so that we are identified as "the father to the fatherless and the defender of the widow?" Keller answers, "If God's character includes a zeal for justice that leads him to have the tenderest love and closest involvement with the socially weak, then what should God's people be like? They must be people who are likewise passionately concerned for the weak and vulnerable." But what does doing justice mean? It has become a polarizing word and idea. Often, "doing justice" is associated solely with left wing politics or liberal Christianity, the social gospel. In fact, after spending the last 2 weeks talking about loving the overlooked at Revolution I was asked by someone if we were getting political as a church. While the question is misguided, I understand where it comes from. Evangelical Christianity is more focused on souls and eternity, which we are called to and incredibly important, but we are also called to love people and meet practical needs at the same time. I don't think you can separate the two (or at least we shouldn't separate the two), even though lots of people do. Justice is intricately associated with the gospel. Keller says, "We do justice when we give all human beings their due as creations of God. Doing justice includes not only the righting of wrongs (the gospel), but generosity and social concern, especially toward the poor and vulnerable. This kind of life reflects the character of God. It consists of a broad range of activities, from simple fair and honest dealings with people in daily life, to regular, radically generous giving of your time and resources, to activism that seeks to end particular forms of injustice, violence, and oppression." Here are a few things that jumped out: -A true experience of the grace of Jesus Christ inevitably motivates a man or woman to seek justice in the world. -God loves and defends those with the least economic and social power, and so should we. That is what it means to "do justice." -The Bible gives believers two basic motivations for doing justice - joyful awe before the goodness of God's creation, and the experience of God's grace in redemption. I highly, highly recommend picking up this book. Every Christian needs to wrestle with what it means to be changed by the gospel and the implications on how we live and what that means in terms of the overlooked and "doing justice" in our world. For more, check out [...]
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2011
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Whiting, US
★★★★★ 4
Good Book; Slightly Biased
I liked Tim Keller's book quite a bit. He makes a strong, biblical case for the necessity for christians to do justice. This part of the gospel has been lacking in conservative, evangelical circles. So, Pastor Keller performs a real service, as a conservative evangelical, in speaking out on the issue. However, there is a slight, conservative, bias in the book. He seems to try to bend over backwards to be fair, but still ends up missing and misstating a few things. As a conservative, he de-emphasizes the important role of government in social justice and the necessity for christians to actively promote justice in the public sphere. Yes, he mentions this, and even gives some examples where christians should be involved in promoting justice in the public sphere. But, the instances he cites are small cases like when we see injustice in local law enforcement or building inspector corruption. Those sorts of things. That's fine as far as it goes, but it's the tip of the iceberg. The things that can make a big difference in our society in promoting justice are national policies involving health care, housing assistance, education assistance, food stamps, etc. Mr. Keller avoids talking about those things because they are inconsistent with the politics that conservative christians almost universally support. So, he doesn't want to alienate his supporters. And, perhaps he himself opposes things like national health care. Of course, obviously, that position is inconsistent with what Jesus taught about caring for the poor and sick. Mr. Keller, and other conservatives, would say it's not the government's role to provide health care to the poor; rather the role of the church. And, he would cite some small example of some church that maybe offers free health screenings. Give me a break. Tell me the church I can send a homeless person to where he can live and receive the cancer or heart treatment he needs and then I'll agree with Mr. Keller and the conservatives. Until then, the government MUST play a role in this area and christians should be leaders in promoting that. But, Mr. Keller, rather predictably, mostly ignores this issue of the actual, true role of modern government in justice -- which necessarily, for better or worse, has to be quite large. We see this conservative slant to the book other times as well. For instance, when talking about the Sermon on the Mount, Keller says that both conservatives and liberals miss part of Jesus' message. He says conservatives ignore Jesus' words about social justice and liberals ignore his words about personal morality. I just don't think that's fair because I think liberal christians care just as much as conservatives about private morality. It's possible to point to an issue here or there where that's not true; but then it's possible to point to others that point in the other direction. The bottom line is that supporting social justice requires private morality (unselfishness). Mr. Keller cites the private/individual morality issues that Jesus discusses as sexual lust in the heart, adultery, divorce and overwork and materialism. Yet, there is no evidence that liberals are more guilty of these issues than conservatives; in fact, I'd suggest the opposite may be true (certainly with respect to overwork and materialism). I wish Keller would simply admit the obvious which is that liberal christians are much more on board with the Sermon on the Mount and generally with Jesus' message of promotion of Justice and God's Kingdom on earth. That message is at the heart of christian liberalism. But, rather than simply admitting that this is an area that liberals generally get right and conservatives get wrong; instead Keller reaches for straws that don't exist. We see this again when Keller says in the introduction to the book that Walter Rauschenbusch (a "father" of liberal christianity) "rejected the traditional doctrines of Scripture and atonement." As evidence for this serious and broad criticism, Keller provides a footnote which fails to provide any quotes, rather it simply references Rauschenbusch's book A Theology for the Social Gospel, Ch. 19 and says that Rauschenbusch therein "rejects the theory of penal substitution." Yet if one reads Ch. 19 of Rauschenbusch's book, one will find he clearly does NOT reject the theories of atonement or penal substitution. In fact, on page 244 Rauschenbusch states: "As Christian men we believe that the death of our Lord concerns us all. Our sins caused it. He bore the sin of the world. In turn his death was somehow for our good. Our spiritual situation is fundamentally changed in consequence of it." Then on pg. 273, Rauschenbusch says: "The cross is the monumental fact telling of grace and inviting repentance and humility." Furthermore, Rauschenbusch on numerous occasions in all his books specifically states that his ideas of social justice take nothing away from traditional christian theology; rather they add important things to it. The very things Keller talks about. Again, Keller provides no detailed information about why he thinks Rauschenbusch denied the theory of atonement -- he simply says he did and in a footnote cites a book that seems to not say what Keller thinks it says. This kind of unfair and misleading criticism of "liberal" christians is just wrong and we see it too much. Liberal christianity does not deny any of the essentials of the faith (at least the liberals that Keller talks about); but adds the "do" and "God's Kingdom" parts of the gospel that conservative christians too often miss. Keller does a great service in pointing this out. I just wish he was fair to liberal christians who have long been exactly where Mr. Keller has now arrived. But, again, very good book. And, one that I hope many christians (conservative and liberal) will read.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011
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Book Summary for Generous Justice
I have read several of Keller's books. This one is a must read for every Christian, especially for those who hearts are nudging them toward ministry to the poor, the oppressed, and the marginalized. I will attempt summarize the book, but I encourage you to read it for yourself. In Chapter One, citing Micah 6:8, Keller defines biblical justice as care for the vulnerable. In premodern, agrarian societies, these four groups [widows, orphans, immigrants, and the poor] had no social power. They lived at a subsistence level and were only a few days away from starvation if there were any famine, invasion, or even minor social unrest. Today this quartet would be expanded to include the refugee, the migrant worker, the homeless, and many single parents and elderly people. The mishpat, or justness, of a society, according to the Bible, is evaluated by how it treats these groups. (pp.4-5) Realize, then, how significant it is that the Biblical writers introduce God as "a father to the fatherless, a defender of widows" (Psalm 68:4-5). This is one of the main things he does in the world. He identifies with the powerless; he takes up their cause. (p.6) Keller introduces another word for justice from the Old Testament, tzadeqah, which defines the righteous as those who are "right with God and therefore committed to putting right all other relationships in life." (p10) The two words, mishpat and tzadeqah, are used together over three dozen times. "The English expression that best conveys the meaning is 'social justice.'" (p.14) Keller then turns to the New Testament to point out that Jesus calls gifts to the poor "acts of righteousness." (Matthew 6:1-2) He concludes that "not giving generously, then, is not stinginess, but unrighteousness, a violation of God's law." (p15) Chapter Two delves more deeply into the the themes of justice in the Old Testament. God gave the Israelites numerous laws "that, if practiced, would have virtually eliminated any permanent underclass." (p.27) There were laws of release from debt every seven years. Deuteronomy 15:7-8 commands Israelites to "be openhanded and freely lend him [the poor] whatever he needs," to help them reach self-sufficiency. Gleaning laws commanded land owners to leave a certain portion of their crops in the fields so that the poor could work to provide food for themselves. Every third year the tithes were put in public storehouses for the poor and marginalized. (Deut. 14:29) Every fifty years on the year of Jubilee, all debts were forgiven, the land went back to its original owners, and slaves were freed. Each person or family had at least a once-in-a-lifetime chance to start afresh, no matter how irresponsibly they had handled their finances or how far into debt they had fallen. (p.28) Keller shows how Paul used Exodus 16:18 as a reference when he wrote 2 Corinthians Chapter Eight. He showed how the Israelites were commanded not to hoard manna, but to share it with those who may not have gathered enough. The idea being that "the money you earn is a gift from God. Therefore the money you make must be shared to build up community. So wealthier believers must share with poorer ones. (p31) Before you jump to any conclusions, Keller is not a socialist, but shows how the Bible cannot be confined to any one political or economic philosophy. He cites Craig Blomberg's survey of the Mosaic laws of gleaning, releasing, tithing, and the Jubilee, where he concludes: "the Biblical attitude toward wealth and possessions does not fit into any of the normal categories of democratic capitalism, or of traditional monarchial feudalism, or of state socialism." (p.32) Keller writes: "One of the main reasons we cannot fit the Bible's approach into a liberal or conservative economic model is the Scripture's highly nuanced understanding of the causes of poverty." (p.33) Whereas liberals blame social forces beyond the control of the poor and conservatives blame the breakdown of the family, poor character, and bad personal practices, the Bible is more balanced. Oppression is certainly one main reason for poverty, and the rich are blamed when vast disparities exist between the rich and poor. I will not cite the references here to be as concise as possible. He writes: "the Mosaic legislation was designed to keep the ordinary disparities between the wealthy and the poor from becoming aggravated and extreme." (p.33) The Bible also lists natural disasters as a cause of poverty. Some people lack the ability to make wise decisions. Another cause is personal moral failure. "Poverty, therefore, is seen in the Bible as a very complex phenomenon." (p.34) In the New Testament, Keller quotes Luke 14:12-13 to show us "that it is in some respects our duty to give a preference to the poor." (p.46) In contrast to the patronage system in existence in Jesus' day, what Jesus prescribed "would have looked like economic and social suicide." (p.47) Instead of doing favors for the rich and influential, our Lord advised serving those who can do nothing for us. "Like Isaiah, Jesus taught that a lack of concern for the poor is not a minor lapse, but reveals that something is seriously wrong with one's spiritual compass, the heart." (p.51) The parable of the sheep and goats teaches that our heart and service towards the poor and marginalized reflect our heart and service to Jesus. Perhaps the best chapter in the book is the fifth, entitled "Why Should We Do Justice?" When we delve down into what really motivates our behavior and values, we discover hidden treasure. It is obvious that mere reason and guilt trips will not change people's hearts to be more involved with helping the helpless. Keller comes at the "why" from two angles. The first is what he calls "honoring the image," which is based on creation. "The image of God carries with it the right to not be mistreated or harmed." (p.84) Or to put it another way, "Because we treasure the owner [God], we honor his house [people]." (p.85) Using this line of reasoning, we must acknowledge that everything we have came from God and ultimately belongs to God. We are stewards or caretakers of another's property. Applying the Old Testament principles of mishpat and tzadeqah, we can say, "the righteous [tzaddiq]...are willing to disadvantage themselves to advantage the community; the wicked are willing to disadvantage the community to advantage themselves." (p.90) Does this not echo the words of Paul: You know the generous grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. Though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, so that by his poverty he could make you rich. 2 Corinthians 8:9 (NLT) With reference to the gleaning laws, Keller writes: In God's view, however, while the poor did not have a right to the ownership of the farmer's land, they had a right to some of its produce. If the owner did not limit his profits and provide the poor with an opportunity to work for their own benefit in the field, he did not simply deprive the poor of charity, but of justice, of their right. Why? A lack of generosity refuses to acknowledge that your assets are not really yours, but God's. (p.91) The second part of the "why" we should do justice is found in our response to grace. The idea here is that none of us deserve God's grace. Any argument against serving the poor because they don't deserve our help falls apart in light of this truth. James wrote that to look at a brother or sister without resources and do nothing about it reveals a lifeless kind of faith. (James 2:15-16) The doctrine of justification is necessary because the demands of the law are so high that none of us can attain to it. God's commands regarding loving the poor and helpless are so high that we must rely on God's grace to enable us to fulfill them. "People who come to grasp the gospel of grace and become spiritually poor find their hearts gravitating toward the materially poor. To the degree that the gospel shapes your self-image, you will identify with those in need." (p.102) Keller concludes: "I believe, however, when justice for the poor is connected not to guilt but to grace and to the gospel, this 'pushes the button' down deep in believers' souls, and they begin to wake up." (p.107) The last two chapters deal with practical aspects of doing justice individually, as a church, and in partnership with others in the community. Since I am growing weary and need to move on to some other things, I will leave those to you to read. The last chapter shows how Jesus identified with the poor and oppressed when he hung upon the cross, penniless and without justice. His trial and execution were illegal. God came to earth as a poor carpenter and died as a criminal. He is the advocate of the poor, oppressed, and marginalized people of the earth, and has called his church to join him in manifesting God's love to those who desperately need it. I hope you will take the time to purchase and read this book. It will impact your life for good. You can purchase the reviewer's book on Amazon:
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2011
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★★★★★ 5
Awakening My Heart for the Poor
"I would like to believe that a heart for the poor `sleeps' down in a Christian's soul until it is awakened" says Tim Keller in Generous Justice. He then adds, "when justice for the poor is connected not to guilt but to grace and to the gospel, this `pushes the button' down deep in believers' souls, and then begin to wake up. For me, Generous Justice, pushed the button, one that God has been pushing the past year or so, to see the world, to see the challenges of the poor and other 3rd world issues, with a desire to make a difference. What I like about Keller's theology and writing is an understanding of grace. Guilt can motivate, but it's not God's way to motivate. Guilt can push for a moment, grace can drive for a lifetime. And the issues of the poor will take a lifetime of grace to deal with in this world. Keller does a great job of digging into a Biblical sense of justice. For most people justice works us to just what they think it should be. Justice in the Biblical sense is more then punishment for what's wrong, it's upholding the needs of the poor and powerless. Justice protects their rights and their value before God. In the Parable of the Good Samaritan, the Samaritan man shows justice and kindness to the Jewish man in need. He provides Generous Justice. But Keller picks it up a notch, by pointing out, what if the Good Samaritan travels that road often and keeps finding Jewish men mugged, beaten, left for dead? What does he do then? Generous Justice would be that he works to change the systemic issues. Generous Justice is not simply how I respond, but how we respond to those in needs as individuals, congregations, and yes, in the political process as well. You may not always agree with Keller, but he will make you think and lay out the possible options to work through. One of my favourite stories Keller includes is about the Roman Emperor Julian, who was not a big fan of Christians. Yet Julian says about these Christians he despises that they take care of their poor and ours as well. That love, that Generous Justice in action, transformed the world for Christ. We need such a transformation of Generous Justice in our day. I highly recommend Generous Justice. It is more then a theological / theoretical book of what could be. Generous Justice is a theological / practical book of what by God's grace we can do as we empowered by God to serve the powerless with the power of God's love at work.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2012

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