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Deuteronomio 18:15-20 Este pasaje remite a un pasaje anterior, Deuteronomio 5:22-27, donde Moisés recuerda al pueblo de Israel que cuando se les dieron los Diez Mandamientos, pensaron que no podrían soportar el escuchar a Dios directamente, por lo que pidieron a Moisés que fuera su intermediario y les dijera lo que Dios les comunicaba. En…
Deuteronomy 18:15-20 This passage refers back to a previous passage, Deuteronomy 5:22-27, where Moses reminds the people of Israel that when they were given the Ten Commandments, they did not think they could handle listening to God directly, and so they asked Moses to be an intermediary and tell them what God says to them….
Jonás 3:1-5, 10 Jonás hizo lo posible por huir de la orden de Dios de proclamar el arrepentimiento a la gente de Nínive. Y sabemos que, en realidad, Jonás no aceptó el buen resultado redentor. Se llena de mal humor cuando Nínive se salvada. La parte no incluida en el leccionario de esta semana, Jonás…
Jonah 3:1-5, 10 Jonah did his best to run from God’s command to proclaim repentance to the people of Nineveh. And we know that Jonah did not take the redemptive outcome well, actually. He goes off to sulk when Nineveh is spared. The portion left out of the lectionary this week, Jonah 3:6-9, is a…
1 Samuel 3:1-10, (11-20) Al entrar en un nuevo año, se dan cambios. El cambio siempre se da o se produce simultáneamente con una transición en nuestras vidas. La lectura del primer libro de Samuel trata de las transiciones. Esta historia de Samuel y Elí probablemente fue recogida, editada, y colocada en el libro que…
1 Samuel 3:1-10 (11-20) As we enter a new year, change is happening. Change always precipitates or occurs concurrently with a transition in our lives. The reading from 1 Samuel is all about transitions. This story of Samuel and Eli was probably collected, edited, and placed into the book we call 1 Samuel during the…
Génesis 1:1-5 Ahora creemos que este pasaje se escribió en la época de la cautividad de Babilonia (siglo VI aC), cuando Israel había sido derrotado, el templo había sido destruido, y muchos de su pueblo había sido enviados al exilio. Uno de los grandes desafíos que enfrenta el pueblo hebreo habría implicado sus dudas –…
Genesis 1:1-5 We now believe that this passage was committed to written form around the time of the Babylonian Captivity (6th century BC) when Israel had been defeated, the temple had been destroyed, and many of her people had been sent into exile. One of the great challenges facing the Hebrew people would have involved…
Numbers 6:22-27 This famous blessing seems to stand alone in its context, coming right after a long set of instructions (on the consecration of Nazirites) and immediately before the narrative on the completion and consecration of the tabernacle. Sandwiched between these consecrations we have the priestly blessing of all Israel, petitioning God to turn his…
2 Samuel 7:1-11, 16 In today’s Old Testament reading, we find David trying to take care of God. In response, God firmly reminds David that, in fact, it is God who is in charge, who will make a house for David. So often we, like David, allow our own anxiety to propel us into action….
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