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Lectionary Reflections, Cycle B

- Lectionary Bible Commentary for Preachers and Teachers

Om Lectionary Reflections, Cycle B

"Imagine if before we fired off that comment, posted that pithy, clever post, or took out our frustration on whoever happened to be in front of us, we asked ourselves: Does this build up or tear down? Is this kind? Am I speaking the truth in love? How does this act or word imitate God and show the love of Jesus Christ?" (171) How can we, as disciples of Jesus Christ, best imitate his life on Earth? Jill Duffield uses Lectionary Reflections: Year B to explain, through a variety of different situations, no matter what time of year. Whether we are feeling untethered to Jesus during Thanksgiving, or unsure how to perceive his death on Good Friday, Duffield is prepared to help us live the example of Christ each and every day. Lectionary Reflections, Cycle B is part of a three-part series, of which this is the second installment. After each biblical commentary, Duffield includes a set of questions, centered around readers thinking like disciples of Christ. However insignificant they may seem at first glance, take the time to thoroughly read each question while reflecting on her commentary, and discover her dedication to bring others closer to God, in mind and spirit. This book is intended for preachers and laypeople alike, or even new converts who may have questions as they explore the Bible. If a passage or story is seemingly unclear, Duffield has a detailed response on how to understand His word. Commentary Includes: "Cleansing of the Temple" (Third Sunday of Lent; John 2:13-22) "Palm Sunday and its Importance" (Palm/Passion Sunday; Mark 1:1-11) "How to Spread His Teachings" (Third Sunday of Easter; Luke 24:36b-48)

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  • Språk:
  • Engelsk
  • ISBN:
  • 9780788030123
  • Bindende:
  • Paperback
  • Sider:
  • 242
  • Utgitt:
  • 30. juli 2020
  • Dimensjoner:
  • 229x152x14 mm.
  • Vekt:
  • 358 g.
Leveringstid: 2-4 uker
Forventet levering: 20. januar 2025
Utvidet returrett til 31. januar 2025
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"Imagine if before we fired off that comment, posted that pithy, clever post, or took out our frustration on whoever happened to be in front of us, we asked ourselves: Does this build up or tear down? Is this kind? Am I speaking the truth in love? How does this act or word imitate God and show the love of Jesus Christ?" (171) How can we, as disciples of Jesus Christ, best imitate his life on Earth? Jill Duffield uses Lectionary Reflections: Year B to explain, through a variety of different situations, no matter what time of year. Whether we are feeling untethered to Jesus during Thanksgiving, or unsure how to perceive his death on Good Friday, Duffield is prepared to help us live the example of Christ each and every day.
Lectionary Reflections, Cycle B is part of a three-part series, of which this is the second installment. After each biblical commentary, Duffield includes a set of questions, centered around readers thinking like disciples of Christ. However insignificant they may seem at first glance, take the time to thoroughly read each question while reflecting on her commentary, and discover her dedication to bring others closer to God, in mind and spirit. This book is intended for preachers and laypeople alike, or even new converts who may have questions as they explore the Bible. If a passage or story is seemingly unclear, Duffield has a detailed response on how to understand His word.
Commentary Includes:
"Cleansing of the Temple" (Third Sunday of Lent; John 2:13-22)
"Palm Sunday and its Importance" (Palm/Passion Sunday; Mark 1:1-11)
"How to Spread His Teachings" (Third Sunday of Easter; Luke 24:36b-48)

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