Posts Tagged ‘ Lectionary ’
You can find plenty of confusion and misdirection in the Gospel of John. John seems to want us to conclude… conclude… conclude very little! It’s clear that the early disciples were also in a state of confusion for much of the time; and so John’s writing is at least reflective of that. But what about us, who [ READ MORE ]
Kate has this amazing ability. I can go to the cupboard and see that they is nothing for supper; but Kate can go to the same cupboard and produce something to eat for whoever happens to be at our house at the time. This ability has become a source of humour between Kate and I; [ READ MORE ]
Jesus turning our assumptions up-side down – again. The market in the temple had become a normal way of doing things. People arriving at the temple for their acts of worship needed these services; to change money and purchase their sacrifices. Perhaps it is my capitalist conditioning that means that this is just obvious and [ READ MORE ]