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We've been considering the feelings of longing and uncertainty.
Our 3 stunning artworks take us into the realm of the interior and the domestic.
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It's #comparativecommentaryThursday
Consider the way we present the creation of humans by God:
'There are lessons to be found in the way that these artworks treat the creation/animation of humanity as an isolated transaction between God and the human'
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We've been exploring the extraordinary events of Jesus's the healing of the Gerasene demon (Mark 5:1; Luke 8:26), or two Gadarene demoniacs (in Matthew 8:28.
Find out more about these events with 3 artworks
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We've been exploring cries for justice and righteousness in the prophet Amos this week.
'Ultimately artists and prophet alike reveal something of God’s way of shaping the moral order of the universe'
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If you are preacing on Philippians 2 this weekend, you might find some inspriation from today's consideration of 3 artworks.
The artworks takes us through the stages of the pasage in relation to Christ's incarnation
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This week, we've been considering Luke's account of Mary & Joseph losing Jesus only to find him in the temple.
Their feelings and his response to them is explored more today
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It's #comparativecommentaryThursday on Genesis 5
'genealogies of Genesis—whilst celebrating a special relationship between God and humanity—must also be handled sensitively, as they have the potential to be exclusionary in their imaging of humanity'
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Today, with the help of 3 artworks, we reflect on the closing words of 1 Thessalonians 5.
How to live faithfully in uncertain times?
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'In their different ways, the three works in this exhibition remind us of the symbolic and material centrality of musical practice to Jewish and Christian worship.'
It's #comparativecommentaryThursday
Today, we explore in more depth what it means when Jesus asks 'who are my mother and my brothers'.
We consider the themes of 'carnal' and 'spirtual' kinship.
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It's #comparativecommentaryThursday.
This week, we've been considering the death of Israel's first king.
Our 3 paintings provide varying perspectives, most notably in the way they relate us to his body and to different moments in his death.
https://t.co/bVHrzrzqCl
It's #comparativecommentaryThursday
Preaching on Romans 8 this weekend?
We have 3 artworks to help you consider the themes of this passage and what it means to be more than conquerers.
https://t.co/JLeNez3m2F
It's #comparativecommentaryThursday
Find out more about Leah with the help of 3 artworks.
'Acknowledging Leah’s laments as active forms of resistance to her situation helps correct tendencies that view her as a flat and uninteresting character.'
https://t.co/QloopHM9r4
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We've been considering Psalm 119 this week.
Find out how this psalm is an aid to memory, and how it 'has a long history of use in meditation and prayer—in both Jewish and Christian tradition'
https://t.co/6aKQfqxC6q
It's #comparativecommentaryThursday and we are considering the Fall of Babylon as described in Revelation 18.
What does Babylon represent? What has it meant to those before us? What kind of systems might we see as Babylon today?
https://t.co/RTNnisEHs9
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The Akeda or Binding of Isaac has been our topic this week.
Find out how with the help of 3 artworks 'We have ourselves become participants in one of the Bible’s greatest dramas'
https://t.co/w1MPXO8lhg
It's #comparativecommentaryThursday. This week, we've been exploring Jesus's teaching about seeking the Kingdom of God above all else.
Today we consider his words 'Do not Worry', which can seem difficult to heed given the complexities of being alive.
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Find out more about the hope proffered in Hebrews 6, with the help of 3 diverse artworks.
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It's #comparativecommentaryThursday and we share the culmination of our exhibition on the beginning of creation.
How do artists bring 'the beginning' into view? What is the beginning made from? How is it understood at different points in history?
https://t.co/AU8KUKlGvj
It's #comparativecommentaryThursday and we've been exploring Psalm 93 this week.
The unusal artworks brought together here really help to bring out different aspects of the Psalm.
https://t.co/LdbGIFE2Vm
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