[Kairos CoMotion Lectionary Dialogue] Psalm 146
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Wesley White
Oct 28, 2009, 7:49:10 AM10/28/09
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Pentecost +22 - Year B
Psalm 146
What is the greatest commandment?
First, don’t trust political/military/industrial/educational/religious complexes to put anything but profit first (well, maybe, power - which may only be a spelling difference).
Second, trust, even if it seems impossibly distant, that the arc of creation bends toward justice and, in that trust, act as though your freedom to lift the bowed down was already mature.
Are there any more questions about these commandments than those Jesus cited?
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Posted By Wesley White to Kairos CoMotion Lectionary Dialogue at 10/28/2009 06:47:00 AM
Psalm 146
What is the greatest commandment?
First, don’t trust political/military/industrial/educational/religious complexes to put anything but profit first (well, maybe, power - which may only be a spelling difference).
Second, trust, even if it seems impossibly distant, that the arc of creation bends toward justice and, in that trust, act as though your freedom to lift the bowed down was already mature.
Are there any more questions about these commandments than those Jesus cited?
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Posted By Wesley White to Kairos CoMotion Lectionary Dialogue at 10/28/2009 06:47:00 AM
Dogwood Dave
Oct 30, 2009, 9:43:41 AM10/30/09
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As I read the first point listed below, I remembered Alfred Loyd
Tennyson's poem.
Our little systems have their day
They have their day and cease to be
They are but broken thoughts of thee
And thou O Lord, are more than they!
Dave
Tennyson's poem.
Our little systems have their day
They have their day and cease to be
They are but broken thoughts of thee
And thou O Lord, are more than they!
Dave
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