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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 10 (C) – 2016

    Amos 7: 7-17 Según el diccionario Webster, una plomada es “una herramienta que se utiliza para ver si algo está perfectamente vertical”. En el principio de esta lectura, Amós tiene una visión en la que Dios está colocando una plomada en medio de la gente de Israel y que los “santuarios de Israel serán asolados”…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 10 (C) – 2016

    Amos 7:7-17 According to Webster’s Dictionary, a plumb line is “a tool used to see if something is perfectly vertical.” In the beginning of this reading, Amos has a vision that God is setting a plumb line in the midst of the people of Israel and that the “sanctuaries of Israel shall be laid waste”…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 9 (C) – 2016

    2 Reyes 5: 1-14 ¿Cuántas veces llevamos nuestra propia agenda a la obra de Dios, como hizo Naamán? ¿Con qué frecuencia pensamos que sabemos mejor que los profetas? Realmente me identifico con Naamán y su necesidad de contar con toda la pompa y circunstancia: que Eliseo, el hombre de Dios, saliera a invocar el nombre…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 9 (C) – 2016

    2 Kings 5:1-14 How many times do we bring our own agenda’s to God’s work, like Naaman did? How often do we think we know better than the prophets? I can really relate to Naaman and his need to have all the pomp and circumstance; to have Elisha, the man of God, come out and…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 8 (C) – 2016

    2 Kings 2:1-2, 6-16 He picked up the mantle of Elijah… (2 Kings 2) The 2 Kings reading provides us with the basis for the expression “picking up the mantle.” In the 2 Kings reading, Elijah is about to ascend into heaven and Elisha requests that he inherit Elijah’s Spirit. As Elijah ascends into heaven,…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 8 (C) – 2016

    2 Reyes 2: 1-2, 6-16 Él recogió el manto de Elías … (2 Reyes 2) La lectura del 2 Reyes nos proporciona la base para la expresión “recoger el manto”. En la lectura de 2 Reyes, Elías está a punto de ascender al cielo y Eliseo pide heredar el espíritu de Elías. Cuando Elías asciende…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 7 (C) – 2016

    1 Kings 19:1-4, (5-7), 8-15a Fearing for his life and in the depths of despair, Elijah journeys, not by his own strength, to the mountain of God. Awesome forces of nature go before God, but Elijah knows the Lord well enough to know that these terrifying sounds fall short of declaring God’s glory. Instead, the…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 7 (C) – 2016

    1 Reyes 19: 1-4, (5-7), 8-15a Temiendo por su vida y en las profundidades de la desesperación, Elías sube, no por su propia fuerza, al monte de Dios. Impresionantes fuerzas de la naturaleza van delante de Dios, pero Elías conoce lo suficiente al Señor para saber que esos ruidos terroríficos no pueden declarar la gloria…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 6 (C) – 2016

    1 Kings 21:1-10, (11-14) The story of Naboth’s Vineyard is one of the more memorable stories we find in First and Second Kings. It is a troubling story of the lust for power, jealousy, and deceit. The story is also complex, full of characters, unfamiliar cities, and unexpected plot twists. We have four main characters: Ahab…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 6 (C) – 2016

    1 Reyes 21: 1-10, (11-14) La historia de la viña de Nabot es una de las historias más memorables que encontramos en el Primero y Segundo Libro de los Reyes. Es una historia inquietante por la ambición de poder, los celos y el engaño. La historia también es compleja, llena de personajes, ciudades desconocidas y…

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