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1 Samuel 1:4-20 Los libros de Samuel tratan del período que marcó el surgimiento de la profecía y de la monarquía en el antiguo Israel. El Primer Libro de Samuel se abre con un tema recurrente en la historia de Israel: Dios escucha el clamor de los marginados y oprimidos. En este caso se trata…
Ruth 3:1-5; 4:13-17 Naomi’s and Ruth’s family is on the brink of extinction. Both are widows, both destitute, and Ruth is a Moabite, a non-Israelite, an outsider. Naomi, too old to remarry and have children, sends Ruth to see Boaz, an extended family member, in the hope that Boaz will marry her and take them…
Rut 3:1-5; 4:13-17 La familia de Naomi y Rut se encuentra al borde de la extinción. Ambas son viudas, ambas están en la indigencia, y Rut es una moabita, noes israelita, es una extranjera. Naomi, demasiado vieja para volver a casarse y tener hijos, envía Rut a ver a Booz, un miembro de la familia…
Wisdom of Solomon 3:1-9 When the Church comes together to celebrate the Feast of All Saints, I often imagine us as a family gathered at the cemetery to honor a cherished relative. Just as on Memorial Day we visit grandpa’s final resting place, on this day we celebrate those whom the Church recognizes as particularly…
Sabiduría 3:1-9 Cuando la Iglesia se reúne para celebrar la Fiesta de Todos los Santos, yo siempre me imagino como cuando una familia está reunida en el cementerio para honrar a un pariente querido. Al igual que en el Día de los Caídos [en los EE. UU.], visitamos el lugar de reposo final del abuelo,…
Job 42:1-6, 10-17 The Book of Job is a classic story, told with many classic elements: a squeaky-clean protagonist who still falls on hard times, three antagonists, and here, finally a resolution beyond the reader’s wildest dreams. The restoration of Job’s riches comes not only in an unbelievable amount, but through an unbelievable series of…
Job 42:1-6, 10-17 El Libro de Job es una historia clásica, contada con muchos elementos clásicos. Es una historia con un protagonista intachable, pero a quien aún así le llegan los tiempos difíciles, con tres adversarios, y que se resuelve, al fin, de la manera más inesperada que pudiera imaginar el lector. La restauración de…
Job 38:1-7, 34-41 We’ve been following the story of Job, a man who once had it all, and now he grieves the loss not only of his wealth and status, but also his children. Job has been pushed to the ultimate breaking point. He is at a complete loss as to how he is supposed…
Job 38: 1-7, 34-41 Hemos estado siguiendo la historia de Job, un hombre que una vez lo tenía todo, y ahora lamenta la pérdida no solo de su riqueza y estatus, sino también de sus hijos. Job ha sido empujado hasta el límite máximo. Está completamente desorientado de cómo se supone que debe mantener su…
Job 23:1-9, 16-17 In this reading, we find the ever-faithful Job trusting in his God but nonetheless turning bitter and confused as the realities of life begin to torment him. As his pitiful situation drags on with his friends and family adding to his problems instead of encouraging him, he wakes up heavily burdened with…
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