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Oh hi there, moon. Stunning views when I think to look up. #washingthecar #cloudofwitnesses #lovemeamoonBlessed to worship with St Peter’s, the 7th oldest Episcopal congregation in California on the First Sunday after the Epiphany. #newbeginnings #jesus’baptism #maythisbeyourbestyearyet #cloudofwitnesses #supplypriestingEven through my dirty windows the light from tonight’s ‘not yet’ #fullmoon (it is tomorrow, January 10) catches my eye as I sit reading and writing and preparing some thoughts for a sermon. No matter where you are in the world, we have glimpsed the same moon tonight. I really delight in that thought - almost as much as the #cloudofwitnesses I discern in the vast variety of locations and landscapes I am fortunate enough to travel to and observe.- Follow Trinity Seasons EPISTLES on WordPress.com
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On trees, the language of God and the Book of Common Prayer
Judges 9:8 The trees once went out to anoint a king over themselves. Of all the parables found in scripture, only eleven [1] appear in the Old Testament (Jesus tells 46 parables in the New Testament). Today’s passage from Judges contains one … Continue reading →
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Tagged Book of Common Prayer, gender, God, language, Old Testament, praying shapes believing, theology, wonder
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