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  • Bible Study: Proper 20 (C) – 2013

    Jeremiah 8:18-9:1 This passage comes from the section of Jeremiah that contains a series of poetic oracles of God’s judgment in the form of conquest and destruction by Babylon, the foe from the north. It is a dialogue between the prophet Jeremiah, God and the people of Israel. It is not always clear who is…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 19 (C) – 2013

    Jeremías 4:11-12, 22-28 Dios es absolutamente frustrado. Su pueblo no es simplemente tonto o propenso a cometer errores. No, su gente es hábilmente mala. Ellos se han corrompido a tal punto que puede ser el momento apropiado para limpiar la pizarra. Dios desea traer un viento caliente para quemar y juzgar. Es casi como si…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 19 (C) – 2013

    Jeremiah 4:11-12, 22-28 God is absolutely frustrated. His people are not just simply foolish or prone to making mistakes. No, his people are skillfully evil. They have become corrupt to the point that it may be time to wipe the slate clean. God desires to bring a hot wind to scorch and judge. It is…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 18 (C) – 2013

    Jeremías 18:1-11 En este pasaje, Jeremías da a entender la historia de la Creación en el Génesis que habla de Dios, formando la humanidad de barro. Sin embargo, en lugar de ser moldeado con amor de la arcilla en el Jardín del Edén, el pueblo de Israel se encuentra en las manos de un Dios…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 18 (C) – 2013

    Jeremiah 18:1-11 In this passage, Jeremiah intimates the Creation story in Genesis that tells of God forming humanity from clay. However, instead of being molded lovingly from clay in the Garden of Eden, the people of Israel are in the hands of an angry interventionist God. This latter image of God might be the more…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 17 (C) – 2013

    Jeremías 2:4-13 Este oráculo del profeta Jeremías, popularizado durante el exilio en Babilonia, se encuentra a unos 40 años antes de que el rey de Babilonia destruya Jerusalén y enviara a los ciudadanos prominentes de Judá al exilio en Babilonia. Jeremías fue representando como aquel que brindo apoyo a las reformas religiosas iniciadas por el…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 17 (C) – 2013

    Jeremiah 2:4-13 This oracle of the prophet Jeremiah, popularized during the Babylonian exile, is situated about 40 years before the king of Babylon destroyed Jerusalem and sent the prominent citizens of Judah into exile in Babylon. Jeremiah was portrayed as supporting religious reforms initiated by the holy Judean king Josiah against idolatry. The Hebrew Scriptures…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 16 (C) – 2013

    Jeremías 1:4-10 Uno de mis profesores del seminario es aficionado a hablar sobre Jeremías 1:08 como un reconfortante y aún aterrador pensamiento. “No tengas miedo de ellos, porque yo estoy contigo para librarte, dice Jehová”. Por un lado, se trata de una promesa de liberación y, por otro lado, es una promesa de que Jeremías…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 16 (C) – 2013

    Jeremiah 1:4-10 One of my seminary professors is fond of discussing Jeremiah 1:8 as a comforting yet terrifying thought. “‘Do not be afraid of them, for I am with you to deliver you,’ says the Lord.” On one hand, it is a promise of deliverance; on the other hand, it is a promise that Jeremiah…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 15 (C) – 2013

    Isaías 5:1-7 Los primeros capítulos de Isaías 1-39 son por lo general atribuidos al profeta Isaías a mediados del siglo octavo, quien fue testigo de un aumento de la agresión asiria hacia Siria, Israel y Judá, que dio lugar a invasiones militares hasta finales de siglo y la caída de Israel (el reino del norte)….

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