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Acts 9:36-43 One of the true joys of the Easter season is dwelling in the Book of Acts and seeing the immediate effects of the Resurrection upon the community of Jesus’ followers. We hear of people, at least men, who are filled with the Holy Spirit, and how they evangelize, prophesy, and build a community…
Hechos 16: 16–34 Solo después que los apóstoles son encarcelados, Dios los rescata con un terremoto dramático. ¿Por qué espera Dios a liberarlos hasta que son golpeados y perseguidos? ¿Por qué no salvarlos antes de la contrariedad? A veces Dios no interviene en nuestra línea de tiempo o en la forma en que pensamos que…
Hechos 9: 1-6, (7-20) Saulo de Tarso, el perseguidor de los seguidores de Cristo, realiza su trabajo tan a fondo que el libro de los Hechos de los Apóstoles lo describe como “todavía respirando amenazas” (v. 1). Perseguir a los creyentes en el Camino, atarlos y enviarlos a Jerusalén le era tan innato como inhalar…
Acts 9:1-6, (7-20) Saul of Tarsus, the persecutor of Christ-followers, performs his job so thoroughly that Acts describes him as “still breathing threats and murder” (v. 1). Rounding up believers on the Way, binding them up, and sending them to Jerusalem was as innate to him as inhaling and exhaling. We might even presume that…
Hechos 5: 27-32 El Libro de los Hechos probablemente fue escrito por uno de los compañeros de Pablo, tal vez su médico Lucas, y está lleno de historias de intervención divina, conversiones milagrosas y curaciones. El autor parece estar diciendo: “¡Podemos continuar con el ministerio de Jesús!” En el capítulo 5, leemos sobre un encuentro…
Acts 5:27-32 The Book of Acts was probably written by one of Paul’s companions, maybe his physician Luke, and is full of tales of divine intervention, miraculous conversions, and healings. The author seems to be saying, “We can carry on Jesus’s ministry!” In chapter 5, we hear about an encounter with the temple police, one…
Isaías 65: 17-25 Cuando pensamos en los adornos de la Pascua: los coloridos huevos, el ponernos lo mejor de los domingos, el cantar los himnos triunfales y hacernos eco de las dulce “Aleluyas” para proclamar al Resucitado, dudo que la mayoría de nosotros consideremos la lectura del Antiguo Testamento. De hecho, la Pascua puede ser…
Isaiah 65:17-25 When we think of the trappings of Easter—dying eggs, donning our Sunday best, singing triumphant hymns, and echoing sweet “Alleluias” to proclaim the Risen One—I doubt most of us would even consider the Old Testament lesson. In fact, Easter might be one of the Sundays of the year we pay the least amount…
Isaiah 52:13-53:12 Jesus was broken and bruised, lifted up and crucified, a king come to serve humanity. This is as startling an event as one can imagine and was foretold by the prophet Isaiah in today’s Old Testament reading. Have the nations been startled? I think so, again and again. The power of the crucifixion…
Éxodo 12: 1-4 (5-10), 11-14 “Cristo, nuestra Pascua, se ha sacrificado por nosotros, por lo tanto, celebremos la fiesta”. Muchos episcopales están familiarizados con estas palabras, y el Jueves Santo comienza recordándonos de dónde procede la imagen. Los mandamientos de Dios sobre la primera Pascua no son más gráficos que el lenguaje que usamos en…
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