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Jeremías 8:18-9:1 Hay ocasiones de gran sufrimiento en que podemos sentir que está perdida toda esperanza y que nunca puede haber nuevamente alegría en nuestras almas. Esto puede provocarlo la pérdida de un ser querido o de una tragedia en su comunidad local o en su nación. Hay acontecimientos dolorosos en nuestras vidas que nos…
Jeremiah 8:18-9:1 There are times of great suffering in which we may feel that all hope is lost and that there may never be joy in our souls again. This may be triggered by the loss of a loved one or from a tragedy in your local community or nation. There are painful events in…
Jeremías 4:11-12, 22-28 Las lecturas de esta semana incluyen duras palabras del profeta Jeremías: “son hábiles para hacer el mal, no hacen el bien”. Y la predicción de ominosas consecuencias, “el país estará de luto, y los altos cielos se oscurecerán…” La angustia del profeta Jeremías parece reflejar la angustia de Dios al presenciar las…
Jeremiah 4:11-12, 22-28 This week’s readings feature harsh words from the prophet Jeremiah, “they are skilled in doing evil, but do not know how to do good.” And the prediction of ominous consequences, “the earth shall mourn, and the heavens above grow black…” The anguish of the prophet Jeremiah seems to mirror the anguish of…
Jeremías 18: 1-11 El alfarero, la rueda y la arcilla, es una de las más bellas y duraderas metáforas de nuestra creatividad y de la creación de Dios en toda la Escritura. El alfarero no solamente moldea y dar forma a la fresca arcilla en la rueda; el alfarero rehace sus creaciones cuando se deterioran…
Jeremiah 18:1-11 The potter, the wheel, and the clay – one of the most beautiful and enduring metaphors for our creative and creating God in all of Scripture. The potter does not only mold and shape fresh clay at the wheel; the potter remakes his creations when they become spoiled and broken. The potter’s work…
Jeremiah 2:4-13 In this passage of contrasts, God’s people are confronted with the senselessness of turning away from their God. Prophets falsely prophesy for no profit. The people, whom God has blessed over and over, chase after gods who are not even gods. Pursuing worthless things made the people themselves worthless. And the one true…
Jeremías 2: 4-13 En este pasaje de contrastes, el pueblo de Dios se enfrenta a la falta de sentido de alejamiento de su Dios. Los profetas profetizaron falsamente sin fines de lucro. El pueblo, a quien Dios ha bendecido una y otra, sigue a dioses que ni siquiera son dioses. El buscar cosas sin valor…
Jeremías 1: 4-10 Para los lectores interesados en aprender acerca de la profecía bíblica, la descripción de la llamada del profeta Jeremías merece estudio cuidadoso. Considere la posibilidad de leer este pasaje junto a otros tres: Deuteronomio 18 con su asesoramiento para el reconocimiento de los auténticos profetas; Éxodo 4 con la descripción de Moisés…
Jeremiah 1:4–10 For readers interested in learning about biblical prophecy, the description of the call of the prophet Jeremiah rewards careful study. Consider reading this passage alongside three others:Deuteronomy 18 with its advice for recognizing authentic prophets; Exodus 4 with its description of Moses resisting a call to prophecy; and Isaiah 6 with its vision…
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