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2 Samuel 7:1-11, 16 Encontramos a David viviendo en su casa, el Señor le ha dado descanso de sus enemigos. Adviertase que esto no es algo que David quería: “El Señor le dio descanso”. Leemos que David quería construir una casa para el Señor. Esto puede ser un gesto de agradecimiento por parte de David,…
Isaiah 61:1-4, 8-11 In this passage from Third Isaiah, the exiles have returned from Babylon. Their task is to rebuild the city: to create a new Jerusalem. The theme is transformation. The messianic overtones and gospel message are unmistakable on this third Sunday of Advent as we rejoice in the expectation of God entering the…
Isaías 61:1-4, 8-11 En este pasaje del Tercer Isaías, los exiliados han regresado de Babilonia. Su tarea es la de reconstruir la ciudad: la creación de una nueva Jerusalén. El tema es la transformación. Las connotaciones mesiánicas y el mensaje del evangelio son inconfundibles en este tercer domingo de Adviento cuando nos regocijamos en la…
Isaiah 40:1-11 The book of Isaiah is one of the most well-known and well-loved prophetic books of the Old Testament. Scholars tend to recognize four major divisions within the book: First Isaiah (Chapters 1-39), Second Isaiah (Chapters 40-56), Third Isaiah (Chapters 56-66), and the Isaiah Apocalypse (Chapters 24-27). Our reading for today comes from the…
Isaías 40:1-11 El libro de Isaías es uno de los libros proféticos más conocidos y queridos del Antiguo Testamento. Los estudiosos tienden a reconocer cuatro divisiones principales en el libro: Primer Isaías (cap. 1-39), Segundo Isaías (cap. 40-56), Tercer Isaías (cap. 56-66), y el Apocalipsis de Isaías (cap. 24-27). La lectura de hoy está tomada…
Isaiah 64:1-9 Isaiah, an Old Testament prophet, is the prophet of Advent, proclaiming the coming Kingdom of God, the Messiah, and the joy and hope of Zion. However, the use of Isaiah in the New Testament betrays an underlying truth of the book – as Paul D. Hanson points out in “Isaiah 40-66: Interpretation” (John…
Isaías 64: 1-9 Isaías, profeta del Antiguo Testamento, es el profeta del Adviento, que proclama la venida del reino de Dios, del Mesías, y la alegría y la esperanza de Sión. Sin embargo, el uso de Isaías en el Nuevo Testamento traiciona una verdad subyacente del libro, como señala Paul D. Hanson en “Isaías 40-66:…
Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24 In this lesson from the Hebrew Scriptures, Ezekiel delivers the dual message of God’s judgment and salvation. God warns that he will condemn the irresponsible “fat and strong” shepherd-kings of Israel (v. 16). Because the shepherd-kings neglected their duties, the weak sheep-people of Israel were scattered into exile in Babylon (vv. 12-13)….
Ezequiel 34:11-16, 20-24 En esta lección de las Escrituras Hebreas, Ezequiel ofrece el doble mensaje de juicio y la salvación de Dios. Dios advierte que va a condenar al irresponsable pastor-reyes de Israel “ofensivo y fuertes” (v. 16). Debido a que los pastores-reyes descuidaron sus deberes, las débiles ovejas pueblo de Israel fueron esparcidas al…
Judges 4:1-7 In our Old Testament reading, we find that the Israelites are being punished by the Lord for the evils that they have committed. In fact, they have been “sold” to King Jabin of Canaan. This is about to change. Deborah, who is a prophetess and the only woman in scripture to be a…
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