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Exodus 33:12-23 For several weeks now, our Sunday readings from the Hebrew Scriptures have followed Moses through his time at Sinai. After the incident with the golden calf that we heard about in last week’s readings, the Lord sends the Israelites away from Sinai but says he will not accompany them because of his anger….
Éxodo 33:12-23 Desde hace varias semanas, nuestras lecturas dominicales de las Escrituras hebreas han seguido a Moisés a través de su tiempo en el Sinaí. Después del incidente con el becerro de oro que nos enteramos en las lecturas de la semana pasada, el Señor envía a los israelitas desde el Sinaí, pero dice que…
Exodus 32:1-14 This week’s reading from Exodus takes place in the aftermath of one of the most recognizable Old Testament events: Moses receiving two tablets with the Ten Commandments from God. Yet, we often stop there and don’t consider what happens next. The reception of God’s commandments wasn’t just a triumphant moment when the Israelites…
Éxodo 32:1-14 La lectura de esta semana del Éxodo tiene lugar a raíz de uno de los eventos del Antiguo Testamento más reconocibles: Moisés recibiendo dos tablas con los Diez Mandamientos de Dios. Sin embargo, a menudo nos quedamos ahí y no consideramos lo que sucede a continuación. La recepción de los mandamientos de Dios…
Éxodo 20:1-4, 7-9, 12-20 El decálogo empieza con uno de las declaraciones más poderosos en las Escrituras: “Yo soy el Señor tu Dios, que te saqué de la tierra de Egipto, de casa de servidumbre” (versículo 2). ¿Quién era esta misteriosa voz, esta llama no se apaga, este pilar de la nube? ¿Qué fuerza dividió…
Exodus 20:1-4, 7-9, 12-20 The Decalogue begins with one of the most powerful statements in Scripture: “I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery” (verse 2). Who was this mysterious voice, this unquenchable flame, this pillar of cloud? What force parted the…
Exodus 17:1-7 In this passage, the Israelites seem to be ungrateful to both God and to Moses for delivering them from slavery in Egypt. However, they are not mere petulant, complaining whiners. Lack of water in the Sinai Desert is no joke. They are in dire straits. It is interesting that it is Moses who…
Éxodo 17:1-7 En este pasaje, los israelitas parecen ser ingratos tanto a Dios como a Moisés por liberarlos de la esclavitud en Egipto. Sin embargo, ellos no son petulantes que se quejan y lloran. La falta de agua en el desierto de Sinaí no es ninguna broma. Ellos están en una situación desesperada. Es interesante…
Exodus 16: 2-15 Often people are quick to mis-characterize the God of the Older Testament as a “wrathful God.” In today’s passage from Exodus we see again the seemingly tireless patience God continues to bestow on his “chosen” flock who so quickly return to fear and accusation even though they have experienced God’s salvation and…
Éxodo16:2-15 A menudo las personas se apresuran a caracterizar el Dios del Antiguo Testamento como “Dios iracundo”. En el pasaje de hoy de Éxodo vemos de nuevo la paciencia aparentemente incansable que Dios continúa otorgando en su “elegido” rebaño para que vuelva rápidamente al miedo y acusación a pesar de que han experimentado la salvación…
Exodus 12:1-14 After reading this text, I imagine flipping through the most recent church recipe book printed to raise money for the renovations to the parish hall. After perusing the “Rector’s Rhubarb Pie” and the three versions of “Heavenly Hash,” I flip the page and discover a recipe for “Passover”: roasted lamb with unleavened bread and…
Exodus 14:19-31 The Israelites have escaped their enslavers and are on the way to the land God had promised to them. From the Egyptians’ perspective, however, these Israelites are their rightful possessions that have been stolen away from them. On top of that, these Israelites are responsible for plagues that have laid waste to their…
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