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An army of days stands between the sweaty work of breaking soil and the harvest that puts bread on the table and joy in a cup. Only the courage to trust in labor’s good product pushes through that threat. Anything less and a man lies down, folds his arms, and asks the air ‘What can [...]

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El libro bíblico que llamamos ‘Isaías’ es inmenso. Esta observación es acertada no solamente en alusión a sus sesenta y seis capítulos, sino por la profundidad e impacto que ha causado en la vida de incontables comunidades judías y cristianas. Quizá el amor—divino o humano—se comprenda mejor cuando el observador tome en cuenta las angustias [...]

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It often seems as though events move too quickly. We feel we live in a reality that is far too fluid. We wish for some stasis, a chance to catch our breaths. We are overcome, sometimes, by nostalgia for a time when things remained the same. Perhaps this static time exists only in our minds, [...]

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The Mosaic blueprint for an emerging nation does not wallow in sentimental egalitarianism. Nor is it precisely a meritocracy. Critical offices that the nation will require are allocated by a mixture of inheritance and charism. Yet whatever route brings a priest or prophet to his task, the burden of responsibility does not rest lightly. In [...]

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