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3 de julio, 2018

The Everyday and the Holy

Lynne M. Baab   |   Leer Psalm 48:1-14

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Leccionario Semanal
July 2–8, 2018
Resumen de la Escritura

The readings from the Hebrew scriptures this week celebrate the city of Jerusalem. This was the capital of the great King David, who united the ancient Israelites and built up the city. The psalmist praises Jerusalem using the image of Zion. Zion is a name used for earthly Jerusalem, but it is also a gesture toward a future day when God’s people will abide in a heavenly city. In Second Corinthians, Paul explains that even though he is an apostle, he still struggles like everyone else. Wild speculation surrounds the “thorn” that plagued Paul, but his point is that when he is weakest, God is strongest. In Mark we see God’s power working through Jesus, who sent out others to expand God’s healing work.

Preguntas para la reflexión

• Read 2 Samuel 5:1-5, 9-10. The king of Israel exhibited the qualities of a shepherd. How do those qualities square with your experience with those in power?
• Read Psalm 48. Bring to mind a place where you experience God’s presence. Do you find yourself drawn there? Why?
• Read 2 Corinthians 12:2-10. When have you experienced a weakness becoming a source of power?
• Read Mark 6:1-13. When have you limited God’s power through your disbelief?

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Psalm 48:1-14

1 In the city belonging to our God, the LORD is great and so worthy of praise! His holy mountain 2 is a beautiful summit, the joy of the whole world. Mount Zion, in the far north, is the city of the great king. 3 God is in its fortifications, revealing himself as a place of safety. 4 Look: the kings assembled themselves, advancing all together 5 when they saw it, they were stunned; they panicked and ran away frightened. 6 Trembling took hold of them right there like a woman giving birth, 7 or like the east wind when it smashes the ships of Tarshish. 8 Just like we had heard, now we’ve seen it for ourselves in the city of the LORD of heavenly forces, in the city of our God. May God make it secure forever! Selah 9 We dwell on your faithful love, God, in your temple. 10 Your praise, God, just like your reputation, extends to the far corners of the earth. Your strong hand is filled with righteousness. 11 Let Mount Zion be glad; let the towns of Judah rejoice because of your acts of justice! 12 Walk around Zion; go all the way around it; count its towers. 13 Examine its defenses closely; tour its fortifications so that you may tell future generations: 14 “This is God, our God, forever and always! He is the one who will lead us even to the very end.”

El texto bíblico es tomado de La Santa Biblia versión Reina Valera Contemporánea ® (RVC) © Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas, 2009, 2011. Usado con permiso.

The moods of Psalm 48 are like a sandwich. The opening and closing verses resound with joy and exultation, while verses 4-7 describe astonishment, panic, and trembling. The source of these varied emotions is God’s powerful presence in Jerusalem, referred to as the city of God and Mount Zion in...

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Loving God, help me to see you clearly in everyday events and places. Give me moments of exuberant joy in who you are and what you do. Amen.


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