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Jeremiah 18:1-11 In this image of the potter and clay, I hear a message about repentance and re-making. God is offering God’s people yet another chance to turn from their self-destructive ways and try again. A friend of mine has recently begun working with clay, and from her experience I see that throwing a block…
Jeremías 18: 1-11 En esta imagen del alfarero y el barro, oigo un mensaje sobre el arrepentimiento y la re-creación. Dios ofrece al pueblo de Dios otra oportunidad para apartarse de sus formas autodestructivas y volver a intentarlo. Una amiga mía recientemente comenzó a trabajar con arcilla, y por su experiencia veo que trabajar un…
Jeremiah 2:4-13 In the second chapter of Jeremiah, God is laying out a case against the people of Jerusalem for straying and turning to other gods. What stands out to me in this passage, however, is how God is upset with them for failing to lament: “They did not say, ‘Where is the Lord who…
Jeremías 2: 4-13 En el segundo capítulo de Jeremías, Dios está presentando un caso contra el pueblo de Jerusalén por extraviarse y recurrir a otros dioses. Sin embargo, lo que me llama la atención en este pasaje es cómo Dios está molesto con ellos por no lamentarse: “No dijeron: ‘¿No se preocuparon por buscarme a…
Jeremías 1: 4-10 Cuando leo este pasaje en Jeremías, hay una línea que inmediatamente me atrae y me convence: “¡Ay, Señor! Yo soy muy joven y no sé hablar” (Jeremías 1: 6). La respuesta de Jeremías a Dios suena muy familiar. Recuerda las dudas de Moisés cuando Dios le pide que saque a los israelitas…
Jeremiah 1:4-10 When I read this passage in Jeremiah, there is one line that immediately captures and convicts me: “Ah, Lord God! Truly I do not know how to speak, for I am only a boy” (Jeremiah 1:6). Jeremiah’s response to God sounds so familiar. It brings to mind Moses’ doubts when God calls him…
Isaías 5: 1-7 El profeta comienza este pasaje icónico hablando en nombre de su “amado” (es decir, el Señor). La canción de amor se desarrolla, describiendo un viñedo situado en una tierra que era perfectamente adecuada para un viñedo: un terreno exuberante y fértil en una colina sin piedras y donde “plantó cepas de la…
Isaiah 5:1-7 The prophet begins this iconic passage by speaking on behalf of his “beloved” (i.e. the Lord). The love song unfolds, describing a vineyard situated on land that was perfectly suited for a vineyard – lush, fertile ground on a hill with no stones and only “choice vines.” What was expected of the vineyard…
Isaiah 1:1, 10-20 There are promise and mercy, faithfulness (or lack thereof) and fulfillment threaded throughout each of the lectionary readings for this proper. Even in the harsh reproach of the Lord to Judah and Jerusalem in this passage from Isaiah, there is, ultimately, a promise of mercy—scarlet sins turned white as snow, as wool—even…
Isaías 1: 1, 10-20 Hay promesa y misericordia, fidelidad (o falta de ella) y cumplimiento en cada una de las lecturas del leccionario de hoy. Incluso en el áspero reproche del Señor a Judá y a Jerusalén en este pasaje de Isaías, hay, en última instancia, una promesa de misericordia: los pecados como el rojo…
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