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Daniel 7:1-3, 15-18 Visions and dreams in the Bible are fascinating, perhaps because they are often considered sacred. At the time that Daniel was living, these visions were interpreted to be about politics, foretelling a possible future. Daniel decided to write down his dream and also to seek out someone else to help him make…
Joel 2: 23-32 Este pasaje del libro del profeta Joel comienza pidiendo a los hijos de Sion que se regocijen mientras el escritor habla de la abundante provisión de Dios. La lluvia ha caído en abundancia, las trillas se desbordan de grano, y la gente de Sion se deleitará y dará gracias al Señor su…
Joel 2:23-32 This passage from the book of the prophet Joel begins by calling the children of Zion to rejoice as the writer tells of God’s plentiful provision. The rain has come in abundance, the threshing floors overflow with grain, and the people of Zion will feast and give thanks to the Lord their God….
Jeremías 31: 27-34 Este pasaje se hace eco del cargo dado a Jeremías cuando Dios lo llamó para que ejerciera de profeta: “para arrancar y derribar, para destruir y demoler y también para construir y plantar” (Jeremías 1:10). Jeremías ve y proclama que la situación de su pueblo es grave y que se acerca el…
Jeremiah 31:27-34 This passage echoes the charge given to Jeremiah when God called him to the work of a prophet: “to pluck up and break down, to overthrow, destroy, and bring evil… to build and to plant” (Jeremiah 3:28, NRSV; cf. Jeremiah 1:10). Jeremiah sees and proclaims that the situation of his people is dire…
Jeremiah 29:1, 4-7 Mention of King Nebuchadnezzar indicates that Jeremiah’s prophecy comes after the Israelites have to leave Jerusalem. Through Jeremiah, God offers instructions to God’s people, who are exiled from their promised home. While in exile, God will continue to help them prosper; their relationship is not severed by their relocation; God’s grace follows….
Jeremías 29: 1, 4-7 La mención del rey Nabucodonosor indica que la profecía de Jeremías tiene lugar después de que los israelitas han de abandonar Jerusalén. A través de Jeremías, Dios ofrece instrucciones al pueblo de Dios, que está exiliado del hogar prometido. Mientras esté en el exilio, Dios continuará ayudándoles a prosperar; su relación…
Lamentations 1:1-6 Sometimes, we just need to give voice to our grief. The worst thing we can do is to ignore it—push it aside because it is too painful. In today’s Old Testament reading, the author is facing the reality that Jerusalem, a city that was once full of glory, prosperity, and prominence, has fallen….
Lamentaciones 1:1-6 A veces, solo necesitamos expresar nuestro dolor. Lo peor que podemos hacer es ignorarlo, dejarlo de lado porque es demasiado doloroso. En la lectura del Antiguo Testamento de hoy, el autor se enfrenta a la realidad de que Jerusalén, una ciudad que alguna vez estuvo llena de gloria, prosperidad y prominencia, ha caído….
Jeremías 32: 1-3a, 6-15 Esta lectura de Jeremías nos ofrece un momento de certeza: certeza de que Jerusalén está a punto de ser destruida. Nabucodonosor, rey de Babilonia, está asediando Jerusalén y su caída es una conclusión perdida. Este no es el momento de invertir en bienes raíces. Sin embargo, Jeremías compra un campo de…
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