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Jeremiah 31:7-14 Sometimes it is easy to lose sight of what is really important in life. The people of God have struggled to keep their end of the covenant with God, and every time they stray, disaster befalls them. In the Deuteronomic Code, they have been given numerous and detailed examples for how to love…
Jeremiah 31:7-14 The Old Testament reading for today is another in a series of promises that God delivers through his prophet, to the scattered people of Israel. Jeremiah has to be pleased with today’s selected reading. After all, he finally gets to relent from lamenting. Jeremiah’s prophecy of hope for Israel stands in stark contrast…
Samuel 23:1-7 King David—perhaps the greatest King of Israel—in his final words, did not take credit for himself, but instead declared that it was God who had anointed and exalted him to his place of leadership. David credited God not only for his rise to power, but also for his ability to rule the people…
2 Samuel 23:1-7 El rey David, tal vez el más grandioso rey de Israel, en sus últimas palabras no se atribuyó el mérito propio, sino que declaró que era Dios quien lo había ungido y elevado al puesto de liderazgo. David le reconoce a Dios el mérito no solo de su ascenso al poder sino…
1 Samuel 1:4-20 The books of Samuel deal with the period that marked the emergence of prophecy and monarchy in ancient Israel. The First Book of Samuel opens with a recurring theme in Israel’s history – God hears the cry of the marginalized and oppressed. In this case it is Hannah, the beloved wife of…
1 Samuel 1:4-20 Los libros de Samuel tratan del período que marcó el surgimiento de la profecía y de la monarquía en el antiguo Israel. El Primer Libro de Samuel se abre con un tema recurrente en la historia de Israel: Dios escucha el clamor de los marginados y oprimidos. En este caso se trata…
Ruth 3:1-5; 4:13-17 Naomi’s and Ruth’s family is on the brink of extinction. Both are widows, both destitute, and Ruth is a Moabite, a non-Israelite, an outsider. Naomi, too old to remarry and have children, sends Ruth to see Boaz, an extended family member, in the hope that Boaz will marry her and take them…
Rut 3:1-5; 4:13-17 La familia de Naomi y Rut se encuentra al borde de la extinción. Ambas son viudas, ambas están en la indigencia, y Rut es una moabita, noes israelita, es una extranjera. Naomi, demasiado vieja para volver a casarse y tener hijos, envía Rut a ver a Booz, un miembro de la familia…
Wisdom of Solomon 3:1-9 When the Church comes together to celebrate the Feast of All Saints, I often imagine us as a family gathered at the cemetery to honor a cherished relative. Just as on Memorial Day we visit grandpa’s final resting place, on this day we celebrate those whom the Church recognizes as particularly…
Sabiduría 3:1-9 Cuando la Iglesia se reúne para celebrar la Fiesta de Todos los Santos, yo siempre me imagino como cuando una familia está reunida en el cementerio para honrar a un pariente querido. Al igual que en el Día de los Caídos [en los EE. UU.], visitamos el lugar de reposo final del abuelo,…
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