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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Jeremiah 27: The Yoke of Babylon
In the beginning of the reign of King Zedekiah son of Josiah of Judah, this word came to Jeremiah from the LORD. 2 Thus the LORD said to me: Make yourself a yoke of straps and bars, and put them … Continue reading
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Images for the Seventh Sunday after Epiphany
This is another week where some of the linkages artistically are more difficult, since it is Jesus talking about loving enemies, going the second mile, turning the other cheek. There may be images out there that reflect this but I … Continue reading
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Tagged Edward Hicks, James Tissot, Matthew, Sermon on the Mount
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Jeremiah 26 The Prophet, the Temple and the Elders
Jeremiah 26: 1-19 The Prophet, the Temple and the Elders At the beginning of the reign of King Jehoiakim son of Josiah of Judah, this word came from the LORD: 2 Thus says the LORD: Stand in the court of … Continue reading
Images for the Sixth Sunday After Epiphany, Lectionary 6A
Continuing in the Sermon on the Mount where Jesus interprets the commandments. The ideas for many of these images come out of the images in my copy of Luther’s Small Catechism around the fifth, sixth and eighth commandments … Continue reading
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Tagged Bathsheeba, Cain and Abel, Caravaggio, Gerome, Moses, Peter Paul Rubens, Sermon on the Mount, St. Peter, William Blake
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Images for the Fifth Sunday After Epiphany, Lectionary 5A
It is more abstract this week, if you want images for the Sermon on the Mount in General look back at the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. This week is Matthew 5: 13-20: Jesus telling the disciples they are the salt … Continue reading
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Tagged City on a Hill, James Tissot, Light, Matthew, Matthew 5, Pharisees, Salt, Sermon on the Mount
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