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  • Estudio Bíblico: Cuaresma 5 (C) – 2013

    Isaías 43:16-21 Después de leer esta sección del profeta Isaías, de inmediato me llama la atención el versículo 19. El profeta dice: “Estoy a punto de hacer algo nuevo… ¿no lo notáis?” Esta es una sensación con la que estoy muy familiarizado. Confiamos en que Dios está siempre recreando y reformando el mundo para que…

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  • Bible Study: Lent 4 (C) – 2013

    Joshua 5:9-12 When we think “Joshua,” there’s a good chance we think “conquest” or at least something in that vein. The book is about Israel coming into Canaan and taking the land as their own after the wandering exodus from Egypt. In this rather short pericope, we hit an important turning point in the story….

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Cuaresma 4 (C) – 2013

    Josué 5:9-12 Cuando pensamos en “Josué”, probablemente pensamos en “conquista” o por, lo menos, en algo parecido. El libro trata de cómo Israel entra en Canaán y toma la tierra como propia después del errante éxodo de Egipto. En esta perícopa bastante corta, llegamos a un momento importante de la historia. Justo antes del versículo…

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  • Bible Study: Lent 3 (C) – 2013

    Exodus 3:1-15 I feel comfortable in assuming that no one reading these notes has ever been confronted by God in the physical form of a burning bush. But we do have vocabulary for talking about being “called” by God or following the “leading of the Spirit.” So why do we not see burning bushes as…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Cuaresma 3 (C) – 2013

    Éxodo 3:1-15 Creo acertar en el supuesto de que nadie que lea estas notas habrá sido confrontado por Dios en la forma física de una zarza ardiente. Pero sí contamos con un vocabulario que habla de ser “llamados” por Dios o de seguir la “guía del Espíritu”. Entonces, ¿por qué no vemos a las zarzas…

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  • Bible Study: Lent 2 (C) – 2013

    Genesis 15:1-18 What was Abram thinking when God responded? I imagine it might have gone something like this: “Why are you telling me not to be afraid? Your warning only makes me more afraid. You are my protector? Where have you been? Great reward? Yeah right, you haven’t even given me children. For crying out…

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  • Bible Study: Lent 1 (C) – 2013

    Deuteronomy 26:1-11 The Book of Deuteronomy is not just a book of laws, it is a covenant. In ancient Near Eastern societies, covenants or treaties were often made between kings and their vassals. These treaties consisted of a preamble or historical prologue contextualizing the covenant, the terms of the covenant itself, an invocation of witnesses,…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Cuaresma 1 (C) – 2013

    Deuteronomio 26:1-11 El libro del Deuteronomio no es sólo un libro de leyes, es una alianza. En las antiguas sociedades del Cercano Oriente, se hacían a menudo alianzas o pactos entre los reyes y sus vasallos. Estos tratados consistían en un preámbulo o prólogo histórico que contextualizaba el pacto, los términos del pacto mismo, la…

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  • Bible Study: Last Sunday after Epiphany (C) – 2013

    Exodus 34: 29-35 This may seem to be an odd bit of scripture. It is not very often that a person’s face actually glows before us. Still, the importance here is that Moses’ closeness with God changed him. Before this moment, the Book of Exodus tells us of Moses’ whole life and how an encounter…

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  • Estudio Bíblico: Último Domingo después de Epifanía (C) – 2013

    Éxodo 34: 29-35 Esta escritura podría parecer un poquito extraña. No es con mucha frecuencia que el rostro de una persona brilla frente a nosotros. Aun así la importancia aquí es que el acercamiento de Moisés a Dios lo cambió. Antes de este momento, el libro de éxodo nos informa sobre toda la vida de…

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