Seismic shifts take place in the long sweep of human history. Our reactions can be scornful (check out the Psalm). Or they can be open and attentive in the deepest experiences of dispossession (Ezekiel). They can see new possibilities when old taboos and barriers fall (Acts). Psalm 35:11-28 They smugly rub handsCalamity claims my crownDeeperContinue reading “Lectionary Haiku 1 March 2022”
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Lectionary Haiku 28 February 2022
Yearning for vindication against mocking injustice burns in the Psalmist’s heart. Elaborate and precise instructions are given for constructing the portable tent of God’s presence amongst the desert wandering Israelites. A vision and a dream bring a Hebrew fisher and a Roman military commander to what promises to be a freshly enlightening meeting of mind,Continue reading “Lectionary Haiku 28 February 2022”
Wondering Pilgrim 