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Acts 4:5-12 “The stone that was rejected by you, the builders; it has become the cornerstone” (verse 11). As is often the case, the context of this passage is set in the portion of the text that is not included in the reading. Here, the situation is that Peter and John were preaching and rejoicing…
Hechos 3:12-19 En esta época del año de la Iglesia leemos el libro de los Hechos de los Apóstoles del Nuevo Testamento en lugar de la fuente habitual del Antiguo Testamento, sin embargo, este pasaje de Hechos muestra profundas conexiones con el Antiguo Testamento. Nos recuerda que la historia de nuestra salvación incluye la historia…
Acts 3:12-19 At this point in the church year we read from the New Testament’s Book of Acts rather than the usual Old Testament source, yet this passage of Acts shows deep connections to the Old Testament. It reminds us that our salvation history includes the family history of Genesis and the prophecy of Isaiah….
Hechos 4:32-35 Para el autor de los Hechos de los Apóstoles, la Semana Santa y el Triduo (los tres días entre el Jueves Santo y el día de Pascua) no son hechos aislados. Para él, la muerte, sepultura, resurrección y ascensión de Jesús tienen implicaciones cósmicas para la comunidad bautizada que el Señor deja atrás….
Acts 4:32-35 For the author of the Acts of the Apostles, Holy Week and the Triduum (the three days between Maundy Thursday and Easter Day) are not isolated events. For him, Jesus’ death, burial, resurrection and ascension have cosmic implications for the baptized community the Lord leaves behind. A community that rejects private ownership practices…
Hechos 10:34-43 Este pasaje de los Hechos se encuentra en un momento crucial en la historia de los Hechos de los Apóstoles. El primer relato de la conversión de Pablo se presenta en el capítulo 9, y luego se detallan tres viajes misioneros de Pablo en los capítulos después de nuestra selección para esta semana….
Acts 10:34-43 This passage from Acts is situated at a crucial point in the story of the Acts of the Apostles. The first account of Paul’s conversion comes in Chapter 9, and then Paul’s three missionary journeys are detailed in the chapters after our selection for this week. One might expect that the beginning of…
Isaiah 50:4-9a Palm Sunday is the transition point between Lent and Holy Week, making it a particularly fitting time to reflect upon one’s relationship with God. The prophet Isaiah beseeched the people of God again and again to attend to their relationship with God, yet throughout the Old Testament, the Israelites struggled. They struggled because…
Isaías 50:4-9a El Domingo de Ramos es el punto de transición entre la cuaresma y la Semana Santa, por lo que es un momento especialmente oportuno para reflexionar sobre nuestra relación con Dios. El profeta Isaías suplicó al pueblo de Dios, una y otra vez, para se concentrara en su relación con Dios, pero a…
Jeremiah 31:31-34 Few passages in the Old Testament are as important – or as difficult to understand – as Jeremiah’s prophecy about the “new covenant.” The writer of Hebrews cites this passage not once but twice (Chapters 8-10), a dense passage describing his/her understanding of the relationship between the old covenant with Israel and the…
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