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Home / Bible Studies - Page 134
  • Bible Study: Proper 15 (C) – 2013

    Isaiah 5:1-7 First Isaiah Chapters 1-39 are generally attributed to the mid eighth-century prophet Isaiah, who witnessed a rise in Assyrian aggression toward Syria, Israel and Judah that resulted in military invasions through the end of the century and the downfall of Israel (the northern kingdom). In this text, Isaiah is asserting that Israel’s disobedience…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 14 (C) – 2013

    Isaías 1:1, 10-20 En este, el comienzo del libro del profeta Isaías, leemos de las muchas cosas que la gente ha estado ofreciendo a Dios, como holocaustos y sacrificios de animales, pero leemos que esto no es lo que Dios quiere en realidad. En vez, algunas de las direcciones más claras que tenemos en toda…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 14 (C) – 2013

    Isaiah 1:1, 10-20 In this, the beginning of the book of the prophet Isaiah, we read of the many things that people have been offering to God, such as burnt offerings and animal sacrifices, but we read that this not what God actually desires. Instead, some of the clearest direction that we get in the…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 13 (C) – 2013

    Eclesiastés 1:2, 12-14; 2:18-23 Todo es vanidad, todo es vanidad. Esta lectura parece similar a un episodio de Oprah. Su trabajo es vanidad, mi trabajo es la vanidad, ¡el trabajo de todos es vanidad! Aun así, destaca un punto válido sobre nuestra preocupación por el mundo. Cuando trabajamos, sabemos que nuestro trabajo, al final, no…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 13 (C) – 2013

    Ecclesiastes 1:2, 12-14; 2:18-23 All is vanity, all is vanity. This reading seems similar to an episode of Oprah. Your work is vanity, my work is vanity, everyone’s work is vanity! Even so, it makes a valid point about our concern for the world. When we labor, we know that our labors, in the end,…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 12 (C) – 2013

    Oseas 1:2-10 Nadie podría acusar a Oseas de “hablar con el ejemplo” y sin “caminar la caminata.” En su trabajo como profeta, Dios lo hace representar sus profecías en maneras que nos parecen destructivas y abusivas. Se casa con una prostituta, Gomer, específicamente para explicar la metáfora de Israel prostituyéndose a sí misma a otros…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 12 (C) – 2013

    Hosea 1:2-10 No one could accuse Hosea of “talking the talk” without “walking the walk.” In his work as a prophet, God has him act out his prophecies in ways that strike us as destructive and abusive. He marries a prostitute, Gomer, specifically to explicate the metaphor of Israel whoring herself out to other gods….

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 11 (C) – 2013

    Amos 8:1-12 Nuestro entorno inmediato no siempre es el mejor indicador del gran mundo que nos rodea. A veces, como Amos, nosotros podemos ver que la canasta de frutas que se sienta delante de nosotros es, además, una cesta de fruta. Esa cesta de fruta, sin embargo, podría ser el sustento de una persona. O…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 11 (C) – 2013

    Amos 8:1-12 Our immediate surroundings are not always the best indicators of the great world around us. Sometimes we, like Amos, can see only that the basket of fruit sitting before us is, well, a basket of fruit. That basket of fruit, however, might be one person’s livelihood. Or it could be the means to…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 10 (C) – 2013

    Amos 7:7-17 En el tiempo del profeta Amos, el pueblo de Israel estaba en una época de paz y prosperidad. Sin embargo, la prosperidad les había hecho olvidar su pacto con Dios. Dios los había liberado de la esclavitud de Israel, y en cambio, ellos debían mostrar su fidelidad a Dios, viviendo vidas de compasión…

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