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Genesis 45:1-15 A friend, who is a senior Master of Divinity student, and I had a conversation about veterans today. He and a mutual friend, who is an Episcopal priest in the Austin area, work together on the Episcopal Veterans Fellowship here, planning services and pilgrimages; creating safe space for those who served in America’s…
Génesis 45:1-15 Un amigo, que está terminando una maestría en teología, y yo tuvimos hoy una conversación sobre los veteranos. Él y un amigo en común, que es sacerdote episcopal en el área de Austin, trabajamos juntos aquí en el Compañerismo Episcopal de Veteranos, planificando servicios y peregrinaciones; creando un espacio seguro para aquellos que…
Genesis 37:1-4, 12-28 Genesis is an origins story. Through Sarah and Abraham, Rebekah and Isaac, and Rachel and Jacob (Israel), God worked and blessed one family – one dynasty – to set aside God’s people on earth. Chapter 37 is the final story of Genesis – that of Joseph recording how the people of Israel…
Génesis 37:1-4, 12-28 Génesis es una historia de los orígenes. A través de Sara y Abraham, Rebeca e Isaac, y Raquel y Jacob (Israel), Dios obró y bendijo a una familia – una dinastía – para apartar al pueblo de Dios en la tierra. El capítulo 37 es la última historia del Génesis – la…
Genesis 32:22-31 In the preceding verses (Genesis 32:1-21) we read of Jacob’s fear of his brother, Esau. This fear was well founded. When they were boys, Esau was hungry and asked Jacob to share his food. Jacob agreed, but only on the condition that Esau sell him his birthright (Genesis 25:29-34). The birthright issue emerged…
Génesis 32:22-31 En los versículos anteriores (Génesis 32:1-21) leemos sobre el temor de Jacob de su hermano Esaú. Este temor era fundado. Cuando eran chicos, Esaú tenía hambre y le pidió a Jacob que compartiera su comida. Jacob estuvo de acuerdo, pero sólo a condición de que Esaú le vendiera su primogenitura (Génesis 25:29-34). El…
Genesis 29:15-28 The stories of Jacob, along with the stories of Abraham, Isaac and Joseph, are part of the ancestral stories of the second part of Genesis. This particular story of Jacob and Laban’s convoluted relationship follows the first cycle of Jacob stories where his relationship to Isaac is also one filled with trickery. Jacob’s…
Génesis 29:15-28 Las historias de Jacob, junto con las historias de Abraham, Isaac y José, son parte de los relatos ancestrales de la segunda parte de Génesis. Esta historia en particular de la relación complicada de Jacob y de Labán sigue el primer ciclo de historias de Jacob, donde su relación con Isaac está también…
Genesis 28:10-19a Jacob is on the run. He and Rebekah, his mother, have connived to deceive his father, Isaac, into giving Jacob his older brother Esau’s birthright. Jacob’s deception, which led Isaac to grant him the blessing due the first-born son, fuels hatred in Esau. When Rebekah is told that Esau plans to kill Jacob,…
Génesis 28:10-19a Jacob está en fuga. Él y Rebeca, su madre, han conspirado engañar a su padre, Isaac, para que dé a Jacob la primogenitura de Esaú que es el hermano mayor. El engaño de Jacob, llevó a Isaac a concederle la bendición del hijo primogénito, lo cual alimenta el odio en Esaú. Cuando a…
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