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Isaiah 43:16-21 Water. It is life-giving, and the offer of it in the desert is literally hope bubbling up or flowing from the ground. In the context of the Babylonian Exile, this prophetic oracle of Second Isaiah, the image of water in the midst of the desert that would need to be crossed in order…
Isaías 43: 16-21 El agua. Da vida, y su oferta en el desierto es literalmente una esperanza que brota o fluye del suelo. En el contexto del exilio babilónico, este oráculo profético del Segundo Isaías, la imagen del agua en medio del desierto, que tendría que ser cruzado para regresar a Judea, fue tanto una…
Isaías 52: 13-53: 12 Jesús fue quebrantado y magullado, levantado y crucificado, un rey que vino a servir a la humanidad. Este es un evento tan sorprendente como uno se puede imaginar y fue profetizado por el profeta Isaías en la lectura del Antiguo Testamento de hoy. ¿Se han sobresaltado las naciones? Creo que sí,…
Josué 5:9-12 Mientras continuamos nuestro viaje durante la Cuaresma, estamos invitados a tener una conciencia más profunda de nuestra esclavitud al pecado y de los momentos de decisión de umbral en nuestras vidas. En esta coyuntura del Libro de Josué, los israelitas se encuentran en un umbral entre el desierto y la Tierra Prometida. La…
Joshua 5:9-12 As we continue our journey in Lent, we are invited in a deeper awareness of our bondage to sin and the threshold decision moments in our lives. At this juncture in the Book of Joshua, the Israelites stand on a threshold between the wilderness and the Promised Land. The people have crossed over…
Exodus 12:1-4 (5-10), 11-14 “Christ our Passover is sacrificed for us, therefore let us keep the feast.” Many Episcopalians are familiar with these words, and Maundy Thursday starts off by reminding us where the image comes from. God’s commandments about the first Passover are no more graphic than the language we use at the communion…
Isaiah 50:4-9a This passage from Isaiah is often referred to as the third servant song of Isaiah. The servant songs are believed to prophesy the redemptive role of Christ in the world. The other three servant songs are found in Isaiah 42:1-4, 49:1-6, and 52:13-53:12. The message of this passage is one of comfort for…
Isaiah 49:1-7 God makes each of us like a polished arrow and our mouths like sharp swords. The image of cold, hard, steel weapons of war stands in stark contrast to the bright and warm image of light. Indeed, God goes on to hide these weapons in quiver and hand and instead chooses to send…
Éxodo 3: 1-15 Seguramente, seguramente, que estamos en terreno sagrado. Una historia antigua y desgastada nos saluda esta semana: un arbusto que nunca se consume y una revelación divina eternamente misteriosa. El Señor revela algunas cosas en este pasaje. Una, Dios dice el nombre de Moisés y revela una preocupación por el pueblo de Dios,…
Exodus 3:1-15 Surely, surely, we are standing on holy ground. An ancient, well-worn story greets us this week: a bush alight that is never consumed and an eternally mysterious, divine self-disclosure. The Lord reveals a few things in this passage. One, God speaks the name of Moses and reveals a concern for God’s people –…
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