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Lectionary Reflection
Year B, Proper 27
Psalm
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Psalm 146:4-9
Happy are they who
have the God of Jacob for their help!
whose
hope is in the Lord their God;
Who made heaven and
earth, the seas, and all that is in them;
who keeps
his promise forever.
(vs 5-6)
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Reflection on Psalm 146: 4-9
by the Rev Dcn Helen Hanten
Happy are they, indeed, for in wildness is found everything humans
needed to flourish in the created order, in balance with the web
of life and its system of interdependence of all living things
in their environment. How easily we are enticed into thinking
we can use it all for our own good. We tend to evaluate
the worth of any other species by how its existence benefits ours
– forgetting that the same creator made everything in heaven,
on earth and in the sea.
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To Reflections on other Readings for Year B, Proper
27:
Old Testament (Hebrew
Scripture)
1 Kings 17: 8-16 |
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Psalm
146: 4-9
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New Testament
Hebrews 9:24-28
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Gospel
Mark 12:38-44
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The
Rev Dcn Helen Hanten is a retired deacon who attended
St. Andrew's by the Lake Episcopal Church, Duluth, MN, when
she originally wrote this reflection in 2002. Helen
and we welcome your comments. Please address your comments
or additional reflections to Helen
Hanten or any MEESC
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