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Creation’s First Light
Now, maybe some of you are racing ahead,
trying to remember the details of this
wondrous tale of creation..
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Behold the Mystery
Behold the mystery that God,
the creator of the universe,
the One who spins entire galaxies
from the glint of God’s eye,
who loves this little blue dot
in a sidebar galaxy in a corner
of a universe so much,
you can see it in flesh!
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Christmas Eve 2020 Carols, Candlelight, Communion
In their book “the First Christmas”
two New Testament scholars,
Marcus Borg and John Dominic Crossan, imagine a pageant based on Luke’s telling of Christ’s nativity.
It’s not hard to imagine, really is it?,
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One reason for having Norman
share the text with me
was to show that the passage we just heard
has more than one speaker.
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As I was doing some reading in preparation
for Midweek Midrash and to preach this weekend,
I learned about Private Sarah K Evans.
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Two millennia have passed.
Some are still waiting for a rapturous second coming
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Today being this last Sunday of Lectionary year A,
it’s our last chance to keep company with
Matthew and his Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Creation’s First Light
Now, maybe some of you are racing ahead,
trying to remember the details of this
wondrous tale of creation.. -
Behold the Mystery
Behold the mystery that God,
the creator of the universe,
the One who spins entire galaxies
from the glint of God’s eye,
who loves this little blue dot
in a sidebar galaxy in a corner
of a universe so much,
you can see it in flesh! -
Christmas Eve 2020 Carols, Candlelight, Communion
In their book “the First Christmas”
two New Testament scholars,
Marcus Borg and John Dominic Crossan, imagine a pageant based on Luke’s telling of Christ’s nativity.
It’s not hard to imagine, really is it?, -
-
One reason for having Norman
share the text with me
was to show that the passage we just heard
has more than one speaker. -
As I was doing some reading in preparation
for Midweek Midrash and to preach this weekend,
I learned about Private Sarah K Evans. -
Two millennia have passed.
Some are still waiting for a rapturous second coming -
Today being this last Sunday of Lectionary year A,
it’s our last chance to keep company with
Matthew and his Gospel of Jesus Christ.