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Seeing, seen
It is no sin to be blind, but it is sinful willfully to avert our eyes from injustice, to pretend to see no evil, to blur out the blemishes that spoil our vision of our own lives, our own country, our own souls. “You who say you see, your sin remains,” he warns us, we who have seen the light, who have been awoken. Continue reading
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Tagged ableism, cross, injustice, John 9, Psalm 51, Year A Lent 4
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Year B Advent 2: Comfort ye my people
This sermon quotes liberally and loosely the lectionary readings for the day throughout: Isaiah 40:1-11, Psalm 85, 2 Peter 3:8-15, Mark 1:1-8 Comfort, comfort ye my people. The history of this oracle is the return of the Exiles from Babylon … Continue reading
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Tagged 2Peter 3:8-15, Cleveland police department, Eric Garner, gospel, injustice, Isaiah 40:1-11, Jerusalem, justice, Mark 1:1-8, patience, Psalm 85, Tamir Rice
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