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Hechos 1:42-47 ¿Alguna vez has imaginado cómo hubiera sido ser un miembro de la iglesia en sus etapas fundamentales, tal como se describe aquí, en el libro de Hechos? Las historias que se oían no serían los que habían sido transmitidos a través de milenios, pero serían historias contadas por personas que habían estado con…
Acts 1:42-47 Have you ever imagined what it would have been like to be a member of the church in its foundational stages, as described here in the Book of Acts? The stories you would hear would not be ones that had been handed down across millennia, but they would be stories told by people…
Hechos 2: 14a, 36-41 Puede ser una trampa exegética aburrida mirar el leccionario y explicar demasiado acerca de los versículos que faltan en una perícopa. Este pasaje se encuentra entre las mejores excepciones. Pedro habla a la casa de Israel como uno de ellos, y los versículos que faltan son toda la explicación de lo…
Acts 2:14a, 36-41 It can be a boring exegetical pitfall to look at the lectionary and do too much explaining about the verses that are missing from a pericope. This passage is among the best exceptions. Peter speaks to the house of Israel as one of them, and the missing verses are his whole explanation…
Acts 2:14a, 22-32 Peter is giving his very first sermon to a crowd of people in Jerusalem, following the coming of the Holy Spirit on the Feast of Pentecost. In this sermon, Peter’s whole thesis is demonstrated by quoting from both the prophet Joel and the Psalms; today’s portion focuses on the Psalms. Peter declares…
Hechos 2: 14a, 22-32 Pedro está predicando su primer sermón a una multitud de personas en Jerusalén, después de la venida del Espíritu Santo en la fiesta de Pentecostés. En este sermón, toda la tesis de Pedro se demuestra citando tanto al profeta Joel como a los Salmos; la porción de hoy se enfoca en…
Jeremías 31: 1-6 Jeremías es el profeta llorón, el profeta colérico. Su largo ministerio y predicación vio la destrucción de su comunidad y de su entero mundo. Y todos odiaban a Jeremías. Sus amigos lo abandonaron. La gente trató de asesinarlo. Los seres queridos lo llamaban una serpiente traidora. Nadie quería oír el futuro que…
Jeremiah 31:1-6 Jeremiah is the weeping prophet, the wrathful prophet. His long ministry and preaching saw the destruction of his community and his whole world. And everybody hated Jeremiah. His friends abandoned him. People tried to murder him. Loved ones called him a treasonous snake. No one wanted to hear the future he envisioned. No…
Éxodo 14: 10-31; 15: 20-21 En la historia de la división de las aguas del Mar Rojo, enfrentamos la violencia. ¿Por qué era necesario que tal violencia ocurriera en la liberación del cautivo Israel? El Señor demuestra poder sobre los elementos y sobre el imperio en la huida de los israelitas de Egipto en imágenes…
Exodus 14:10-31; 15:20-21 In the story of the parting of the Red Sea, we confront violence. Why was it necessary for such violence to occur in the release of captive Israel? The Lord demonstrates power over the elements and power over empire in the escape of the Israelites from Egypt in vivid and deadly imagery….
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