Monthly Archives: February 2012
Leap day
How are you spending Leap Day? Use it to catch up on your reading or to get ahead. This is our day off on the reading schedule, and the only one for the year. We’ll see you back tomorrow!
Lev 11,12; Mk 7:1-13
Ceremony, Tradition, Unclean, That Which Defiles. I really felt a connection to the set of verses assigned to me today. Those very strict laws about what foods to eat and what is considered ceremonially unclean, juxtaposed against Christ’s teaching of … Continue reading
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Leviticus 8, 9, 10; Mark 6:30-56
When God does miracles today, people respond in different ways. Some people get scared. Some people get excited. Some people run to find others to tell. Some people refuse to believe that it is possible. Some people think it is … Continue reading
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Leviticus 6, 7; Mark 6:1-29
Yesterday, I stopped by to say good bye friends who were packing up and leaving for Texas. Their house was a shell full of boxes and random scattered items that didn’t make the cut and wouldn’t make the trip southwest. … Continue reading
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Leviticus 3, 4, 5; Mark 5:21-43
I was surprised to find a connection in the ritual sacrifices laid out in Leviticus with Mark’s New Testament story of Jesus healing the woman with “a flow of blood for twelve years.” Yet God is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. He … Continue reading
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