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Jueces 4: 1-7 En nuestra lectura del Antiguo Testamento, nos encontramos con que los israelitas están siendo castigados por el Señor de los pecados que han cometido. Tal es así que se les ha “vendido” al rey Jabín de Canaán. Esto está a punto de cambiar. Deborah, quien es una profetisa, y la única mujer…
Joshua 24:1-3a, 14-25 Memory is a powerful vehicle for us as intellectual creatures. Memory connects the past to the present state of things and helps us recall the stories told by our ancestors. Memory works its magic in the stories that we tell to each other as we recollect the years past, which helps us…
Josué 24:1-3a, 14-25 La memoria es un vehículo poderoso para nosotros como seres intelectuales. La memoria conecta el pasado con el estado presente de las cosas y nos ayuda a recordar las historias contadas por nuestros antepasados. La memoria trabaja su magia en las historias que contamos a los demás de la manera como se…
Deuteronomio 34: 1-12 Este pasaje nos encuentra al final de la historia de Moisés y marca el final de los primeros cinco libros de la Biblia hebrea, la Torá. Se llega al final del libro de Deuteronomio, a menudo referida como la segunda ley. Moisés ve la tierra prometida desde la cima del monte Nebo…
Apocalipsis 7:9-17 Los cristianos del primer siglo entendieron que el Apocalipsis de San Juan no es la predicción de eventos futuros tal y como van a desarrollarse. Más bien, revela algo de verdad para que se fortalezcan durante las pruebas que se enfrentaban. La iglesia naciente se compone de pequeños grupos de comunidades cristianas. Estaban…
Revelation 7:9-17 First-century Christians understood the Revelation to John is not predicting future events exactly as they are going to unfold. Rather, it revealed some truth to strengthen them during the trials they faced. The fledgling church was composed of little pockets of Christian communities. They were surrounded by harsh opposition from the larger communities…
Deuteronomy 34:1-12 This passage finds us at the end of the story of Moses and marks the end of the first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures, the Torah. It comes at the end of the book of Deuteronomy, often referred to as the Second Law. Moses sees the Promised Land from the top of…
Exodus 33:12-23 For several weeks now, our Sunday readings from the Hebrew Scriptures have followed Moses through his time at Sinai. After the incident with the golden calf that we heard about in last week’s readings, the Lord sends the Israelites away from Sinai but says he will not accompany them because of his anger….
Éxodo 33:12-23 Desde hace varias semanas, nuestras lecturas dominicales de las Escrituras hebreas han seguido a Moisés a través de su tiempo en el Sinaí. Después del incidente con el becerro de oro que nos enteramos en las lecturas de la semana pasada, el Señor envía a los israelitas desde el Sinaí, pero dice que…
Exodus 32:1-14 This week’s reading from Exodus takes place in the aftermath of one of the most recognizable Old Testament events: Moses receiving two tablets with the Ten Commandments from God. Yet, we often stop there and don’t consider what happens next. The reception of God’s commandments wasn’t just a triumphant moment when the Israelites…
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