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Love of Christ
Love of Christ
by Jonathan Miller
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The Women's Bible Commentary - The Parent’s Preferential Love for Jacob
The Women's Bible Commentary - The Parent’s Preferential Love for Jacob
by SPCK - Newsom, Ringe and Lapsley
The Parent’s Preferential Love for Jacob The book of Malachi opens with the words “I have loved you.” However, this love is cast as a parent’s preference for one son at the expense of another: Jacob is loved, while Esau is an object of hatred…
The Women's Bible Commentary - The Man’s First Speech, with Responses by the Woman and the Jerusalem Women
The Women's Bible Commentary - The Man’s First Speech, with Responses by the Woman and the Jerusalem Women
by SPCK - Newsom, Ringe and Lapsley
Speaking about Love These opening verses, by disorienting the reader with a seemingly dizzying array of speakers, abrupt scene changes (king’s chambers, vineyards, pastureland, Pharaoh’s stables, leafy bower, wine house)…
Imagining the Lectionary: Child-like trust is the key to the Kingdom (Proper 22B/Ordinary 27B)
Imagining the Lectionary: Child-like trust is the key to the Kingdom (Proper 22B/Ordinary 27B)
by David Perry
Imagining the Lectionary: Child-like trust is the key to the Kingdom (Proper 22B/Ordinary 27B) Reflection accompanying images: “Receive the kingdom of God like a child” “Trust like a child’s” “You will not be overcome” If Methodism sings its theology, Catholicism carves it. Tucke
Love opens doors
Love opens doors
by Anna Blanch Rabe
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Story/Reflection-Zacchaeus