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Exodus 12:1-4 (5-10), 11-14 “Christ our Passover is sacrificed for us, therefore let us keep the feast.” Many Episcopalians are familiar with these words, and Maundy Thursday starts off by reminding us where the image comes from. God’s commandments about the first Passover are no more graphic than the language we use at the communion…
Isaiah 50:4-9a This passage from Isaiah is often referred to as the third servant song of Isaiah. The servant songs are believed to prophesy the redemptive role of Christ in the world. The other three servant songs are found in Isaiah 42:1-4, 49:1-6, and 52:13-53:12. The message of this passage is one of comfort for…
Isaiah 49:1-7 God makes each of us like a polished arrow and our mouths like sharp swords. The image of cold, hard, steel weapons of war stands in stark contrast to the bright and warm image of light. Indeed, God goes on to hide these weapons in quiver and hand and instead chooses to send…
Éxodo 3: 1-15 Seguramente, seguramente, que estamos en terreno sagrado. Una historia antigua y desgastada nos saluda esta semana: un arbusto que nunca se consume y una revelación divina eternamente misteriosa. El Señor revela algunas cosas en este pasaje. Una, Dios dice el nombre de Moisés y revela una preocupación por el pueblo de Dios,…
Exodus 3:1-15 Surely, surely, we are standing on holy ground. An ancient, well-worn story greets us this week: a bush alight that is never consumed and an eternally mysterious, divine self-disclosure. The Lord reveals a few things in this passage. One, God speaks the name of Moses and reveals a concern for God’s people –…
Génesis 15: 1-12,17-18 El problema para muchos de nosotros es la cuestión de nuestro legado: qué será de nosotros. Es una pregunta que a menudo implica la vida más allá de nuestro vivir actual, más allá de simplemente estar vivos, más allá de nosotros mismos como seres humanos individuales. Porque aunque no tengamos la capacidad…
Genesis 15:1-12,17-18 At issue for so many of us is the question of our legacy – what will become of us. It is a question that often presumes life beyond our breathing, beyond our merely being alive, beyond ourselves as individual human beings. For while we may not have the capacity to envision the future,…
Isaiah 42:1-9 Isaiah 42:1-4 is known as one of the Songs of the Suffering Servant, based on a figure who appears again in Isaiah in chapters 49, 50, 52 and 53. In the Christian tradition, interpreters have read this passage as predicting Jesus, but this kind of reading can be harmful, as it often erases…
Deuteronomio 26: 1-11 Se podría perdonar a uno por pensar, después de leer esta lectura, que la temporada de campañas de mayordomía había comenzado en lugar de la Cuaresma. ¿Qué es todo esto sobre las ofrendas? ¿Se nos pide que nos arrepintamos por nuestro mediocre diezmo del año pasado? Quizás, pero más bien volvamos nuestra…
Deuteronomy 26:1-11 One might be forgiven for thinking, after reading this lesson, that the season of stewardship drives had begun rather than Lent—what is all this about offerings? Are we being called to repent for our lackluster tithing this past year? Perhaps, but let us rather turn our attention to the confession of faith that…
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