“Wisdom of Solomon” live with Dr. JJ
Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost , August 15, 2021
“Wisdom of Solomon” , 240 Manor Road East Guest Musician Gerald Martindale
With The Rev. Dr. John Joseph Mastandrea , the Music of Tom Marcaccini, the Cornerstone Band
Kids @ The Manor/ Youth @ the Manor Allison Marcaccini,
Seniors@ the Manor www.Manorroadunitedchurch.com
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1 Kings 2:10-12; 3:3-14Ephesians 5:15-20 • John 6:51-58
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We are wisdom, the Wise people, mentors, mentees, The Harriet Tubman, Tanya Talaga and
The yoda, the Gandalf, the Julia Child, The word speaks, ” I give you a wise and discerning mind”
We are called to debate, in audience, to hear the candidate, seek belief, become elected, search decisions, find character, live oath and promise, suffuse beyond, ability. We find the mortal, decide, and seek guidance.
We hear David slept with the ancestors.
These are whispers of Political, ancient, glimpse. We learn of Solmon’s life, to invite, reconsider, the private experience, the impact, the decision, in polis, with the life of faith. Solomon governs, reigns, is anointed, the ambassador who recognizes the magnitude and the call in context wiht deep, devotion, to pray for wisdom.
The wisdom of Paul proclaims, be careful how you live.
In the passage of time, old, new, end days. There is urgency to redeem and participate in the Kairos tobe weary and strong, to reap the harvest with good, family, seek faith, old, new, to urge, spirit filled , Christ, again. Jesus says, “I am the living bread”.
Preach, life, death, gospel, explicitly the assurance, conveyed, gift, love, proclamation, life giving, bridge the territory with the disciples, turned, scene, of the world then and now.
Jesus says, “I will raise you up” The belief is strong, In body, soul, burrow, deep, consume, flow, digested, nourish, theology, everything, all of us, intimate, know us, head to toe, Jesus lives Christ with us, never alone.