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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 17 (C) – 2013

    Jeremías 2:4-13 Este oráculo del profeta Jeremías, popularizado durante el exilio en Babilonia, se encuentra a unos 40 años antes de que el rey de Babilonia destruya Jerusalén y enviara a los ciudadanos prominentes de Judá al exilio en Babilonia. Jeremías fue representando como aquel que brindo apoyo a las reformas religiosas iniciadas por el…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 17 (C) – 2013

    Jeremiah 2:4-13 This oracle of the prophet Jeremiah, popularized during the Babylonian exile, is situated about 40 years before the king of Babylon destroyed Jerusalem and sent the prominent citizens of Judah into exile in Babylon. Jeremiah was portrayed as supporting religious reforms initiated by the holy Judean king Josiah against idolatry. The Hebrew Scriptures…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 16 (C) – 2013

    Jeremías 1:4-10 Uno de mis profesores del seminario es aficionado a hablar sobre Jeremías 1:08 como un reconfortante y aún aterrador pensamiento. “No tengas miedo de ellos, porque yo estoy contigo para librarte, dice Jehová”. Por un lado, se trata de una promesa de liberación y, por otro lado, es una promesa de que Jeremías…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 16 (C) – 2013

    Jeremiah 1:4-10 One of my seminary professors is fond of discussing Jeremiah 1:8 as a comforting yet terrifying thought. “‘Do not be afraid of them, for I am with you to deliver you,’ says the Lord.” On one hand, it is a promise of deliverance; on the other hand, it is a promise that Jeremiah…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 15 (C) – 2013

    Isaías 5:1-7 Los primeros capítulos de Isaías 1-39 son por lo general atribuidos al profeta Isaías a mediados del siglo octavo, quien fue testigo de un aumento de la agresión asiria hacia Siria, Israel y Judá, que dio lugar a invasiones militares hasta finales de siglo y la caída de Israel (el reino del norte)….

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  • Bible Study: Proper 15 (C) – 2013

    Isaiah 5:1-7 First Isaiah Chapters 1-39 are generally attributed to the mid eighth-century prophet Isaiah, who witnessed a rise in Assyrian aggression toward Syria, Israel and Judah that resulted in military invasions through the end of the century and the downfall of Israel (the northern kingdom). In this text, Isaiah is asserting that Israel’s disobedience…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 14 (C) – 2013

    Isaías 1:1, 10-20 En este, el comienzo del libro del profeta Isaías, leemos de las muchas cosas que la gente ha estado ofreciendo a Dios, como holocaustos y sacrificios de animales, pero leemos que esto no es lo que Dios quiere en realidad. En vez, algunas de las direcciones más claras que tenemos en toda…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 14 (C) – 2013

    Isaiah 1:1, 10-20 In this, the beginning of the book of the prophet Isaiah, we read of the many things that people have been offering to God, such as burnt offerings and animal sacrifices, but we read that this not what God actually desires. Instead, some of the clearest direction that we get in the…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Propio 13 (C) – 2013

    Eclesiastés 1:2, 12-14; 2:18-23 Todo es vanidad, todo es vanidad. Esta lectura parece similar a un episodio de Oprah. Su trabajo es vanidad, mi trabajo es la vanidad, ¡el trabajo de todos es vanidad! Aun así, destaca un punto válido sobre nuestra preocupación por el mundo. Cuando trabajamos, sabemos que nuestro trabajo, al final, no…

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  • Bible Study: Proper 13 (C) – 2013

    Ecclesiastes 1:2, 12-14; 2:18-23 All is vanity, all is vanity. This reading seems similar to an episode of Oprah. Your work is vanity, my work is vanity, everyone’s work is vanity! Even so, it makes a valid point about our concern for the world. When we labor, we know that our labors, in the end,…

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