The Waiting Country
Richard MyerscoughWeekly Bible reflections, to encourage and help. New signups welcome.
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No immunity to what is wrong
In his essay, A Native Hill, Wendell Berry reflects on what it meant and what it cost him to return to the place he grew up, his own native hill, in order to farm there, against pressing advice to the contrary. In doing so he makes a point ...
My times, Your hands
In the Bible, and elsewhere, hands are a symbol of power—think of the clenched fist raised in triumph or hands clasped around and lifting the most onerous burden. But they’re also regularly used to express tender and poignant care—the hands...
Out of the storm
There's something almost shocking about the timing. For thirty-seven chapters, Job has suffered the worst calamities: losing his children and his livelihood, his health broken and his faith tested to an extreme: his wife urges him to “curse...
Out of this cave
Two psalms of David speak to his experience of being in a cave, perhaps with others or maybe on his own, when he was being sought by Saul. David’s experience, of course, in no way is paralleled in our own, and yet being confined in a cave, ...
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Minister of Pontefract Congregational Church, West Yorkshire, UK.
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