Iniciar Sesión Registrarse
Comprar
  • Comprar Suscripciones
  • Librería de The Upper Room
  • eCursos
Donar
Upper Room logo
  • Cada día
    • El Aposento Alto
    • Disciplinas
    • Salmos Visuales
  • Oración
    • Pida Oración
    • Voluntarios
    • Ore con Nosotros
    • Libros en español
  • Comunidad
    • Caminata A Emaús
    • Crisálida
    • Cara A Cara
    • Academia De
      Formación Espiritual
    • Socios Internacionales
  • Participación
    • Escriba
    • Haga una donanción
  • Nuestra Historia
    • Acerca de
    • Historia
    • Capilla
    • Contacto

Disciplinas

  • Lea
  • Acerca
  • Enviar
  • Suscribir
  • Disciplinas
    • Disciplinas
    • Lea
    • Acerca
    • Enviar
    • Suscribir
15 de octubre, 2019

Trajectory of Mercy and Justice

Jason Byassee   |   Leer 2 Timothy 3:14-17 , Leer 2 Timothy 4:1-5

(Imagen por: Pixabay)
  • Tamaño de texto
  • Comentar
  • Compartir

Compartir en redes sociales

  • Compartir
  • Tweet
  • Email
Leccionario Semanal
October 14–20, 2019
Resumen de la Escritura

At last Jeremiah is able to bring a message of restoration and hope. God promises a new covenant with the people, and they will internalize the law in their hearts so that they will keep it. The psalmist rejoices in such a reality. He meditates on God’s law all day and has been granted profound understanding. This allows him to walk faithfully in God’s paths. The reading from Second Timothy confirms the ongoing power of God’s law in scripture, which is given by God for our good. Timothy is charged always to be ready to preach it faithfully. Luke hits on a different theme: the importance of persistent prayer. In the parable a heartless judge finally yields to a persistent widow, so we should be similarly tenacious with our prayers to God.

Preguntas para la reflexión

Read Jeremiah 31:27-34. How have you broken your covenant with God? How has God responded?
Read Psalm 119:97-104. The Jewish laws of the Hebrew scriptures are part of our Christian heritage. How can you delight in the law?
Read 2 Timothy 3:14–4:5. How can you learn or teach from scriptures you do not normally read?
Read Luke 18:1-8. Through the familiar call to pray always, the author reminds us that we are called to pray for what God wants. What is at stake when you pray for justice and mercy?

Responda pida su oración. .

2 Timothy 3:14-17

14 But you must continue with the things you have learned and found convincing. You know who taught you. 15 Since childhood you have known the holy scriptures that help you to be wise in a way that leads to salvation through faith that is in Christ Jesus. 16 Every scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for showing mistakes, for correcting, and for training character, 17 so that the person who belongs to God can be equipped to do everything that is good.

El texto bíblico es tomado de La Santa Biblia versión Reina Valera Contemporánea ® (RVC) © Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas, 2009, 2011. Usado con permiso.

2 Timothy 4:1-5

1 I’m giving you this commission in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who is coming to judge the living and the dead, and by his appearance and his kingdom. 2 Preach the word. Be ready to do it whether it is convenient or inconvenient. Correct, confront, and encourage with patience and instruction. 3 There will come a time when people will not tolerate sound teaching. They will collect teachers who say what they want to hear because they are self-centered. 4 They will turn their back on the truth and turn to myths. 5 But you must keep control of yourself in all circumstances. Endure suffering, do the work of a preacher of the good news, and carry out your service fully.

El texto bíblico es tomado de La Santa Biblia versión Reina Valera Contemporánea ® (RVC) © Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas, 2009, 2011. Usado con permiso.

The Bible rarely asserts its authority self-referentially. When it does, we should pay attention. Second Timothy promises that “all scripture is inspired by God.” The scripture Timothy refers to—the only scripture the New Testament knows—are the Hebrew scriptures, what we call the Old Testament. It is a gift from God,...

God of all scripture, help me to love your word and to honor it enough to debate its meaning with others as we seek to love you together. Amen.


0 Comentarios
  • Compartir:

Save as Bookmark

Iniciar Sesión dejar un comentario

Cargando

Guía de estudio

Guía de estudio

2 DE JULIO: Peleas de colibríes 1. ¿En qué momento se percató que observar la naturaleza Más detalles

Encuentre recursos relacionados

Ver todo

The Upper Room
1908 Grand Avenue
Nashville, TN 37212

Atención al cliente:

800-972-0433

Contactar a The Upper Room

  • El Aposento Alto
  • Tienda & Biblioteca de Recursos
  • Libros de Upper Room
  • Disciplinas
  • La Pared de Oracion
  • La Academia De Formación Espiritual
  • eLearning
  • Caminata A Emaús
  • Cara A Cara
  • Crisálida
  • Journey to the Table
  • Discovery Weekend
  • Salmos Visuales
  • Reflexiones diarias de The Upper Room
  • Quienes somos
  • Blog de Upper Room Ministries
  • Capilla y Museo
  • Donar
  • Contáctenos
© Derechos de autor 2025 The Upper Room
Condiciones de servicio | Política de Confidencialidad | Ayuda y Apoyo

Abrir sesión en El Aposento Alto

Inicia sesión con The Upper Room

o

Inicie sesión con Facebook

Inicie sesión con Apple

¿No tienes una cuenta? Haz clic aquí para crear una cuenta e iniciar sesión.