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  • Remember and Be Thankful, Thanksgiving Day (B) – 2003

    Remember the long way the Lord has led you in the wilderness these forty years. . . . . . one does not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of the Lord. But strive first for the kingdom of God and his righteousness and all these things will…

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  • When We Think of Kings and Queens…, Christ the King (B) – 2003

    When we think of kings and queens, we easily link the thought to tyranny or scandal. Living in a republican democracy, it is difficult for us understand what possible connection there might be between Jesus and monarchy. After all, Jesus was “meek and mild.” He was so humble that he rode a donkey into Jerusalem…

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  • We Are Winding Down…, Proper 28 (B) – 2003

    We are winding down the church year. Next Sunday, the feast of Christ the King, is the last Sunday in our liturgical year. After that, we begin again with Advent. As is usual for this time of year, the readings for this Sunday are about the end-times. All three of the readings for today use…

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  • Today’s Text from the Hebrew Scripture…, Proper 27 (B) – 2003

    Today’s text from the Hebrew Scripture is appointed for use from the Common Lectionary used by many ecumenical partners and offered for optional use in the Episcopal Church. Most readings are the same as those noted in the Prayer Book lectionary. From time to time an alternative text is suggested in order to include texts…

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  • The Wedding Picture, All Saints’ Day (B) – 2003

    Let’s consider a picture appropriate to this day, the feast of all the saints. In the name of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. One feature of modern weddings are wedding photographs. In many churches, after the wedding service is complete, and the man and the woman are now husband and wife, and the congregation…

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  • And Jesus Said to Him…, Proper 25 (B) – 2003

    And Jesus said to him, Go your way; your faith has made you well. And immediately he received his sight and followed him on the way. There is a biography in print of a notorious crime figure who had been kidnapped and hidden from his family for months. After notifying his son of the time…

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  • How We Want…, Proper 24 (B) – 2003

    Oh, how we want to be important! How badly, how desperately, we want to be favored, to be loved, to be special. How much we want Mom or Dad to love us best (some of you will remember the old Smothers Brothers routines where Tommy says, “Mom always loved you best!”). Clearly, the disciples were…

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  • Being A Prophet…, Proper 23 (B) – 2003

    Being a prophet has never been an easy job, but Amos had some particular challenges. As a shepherd he lacked the automatic authority and credibility a man of more education, property, and social standing might have expected from his fellow citizens. He also lived in a time of prosperity and a strong sense of well-being….

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  • This At Last…, Proper 22 (B) – 2003

    “This at last is bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh,” says Adam in today’s reading from Genesis. He immediately recognizes his deep connection to the new human being standing before him, a connection that God has woven deeply into the fabric of their lives. For us in the West today, it’s very…

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  • Amputating Our Resentments, Proper 21 (B) – 2003

    Today let’s consider some of the hard sayings of Jesus, and where their real challenge lies. In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Ask a hundred people to identify their favorite Bible passage and it’s likely not one of them will mention these verses we have just heard from the…

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