[Uucf-bible] This week's virtual monastery meditation based on Psalm 27

[RevRonRobinson at aol.com]

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Hi all. Above is the link to this week's excellent commentary by the Rev.  
Anita Farber-Robertson on this week's lectionary selection in our website's  
Virtual Monastery section for your reading, reflection, responding. Enjoy 
and  please share the link with others, especially in your social media 
circles. 
 
An excerpt from the beginning:
 
I enjoy reading the Bible. Well, not all of it. Some of it is boring. When 
I  was a child I tried starting at the beginning and got so bogged down in 
the  begats and begots, I never got any further. And some of the bible is 
disturbing.  It is, after all, the story of a people’s unfolding and becoming. 
It is full of  wise decisions and foolish mistakes, of generous hearts and 
miserly meanness. It  has forgiveness and revenge and all the human behaviors 
in between. It is a  frighteningly earthy, fleshy chronicle of the story 
from which we have  come..... 
And check out the Virtual Monastery archives from the links on the page 
above  to see previous reflections and prayers and exegesis from you amazing 
folk.  
I am looking for 2011 virtual monastery writers. Please consider taking a  
month of Sundays. Let me know. We will need others soon. If you have any  
questions, let me know too.  
blessings, Ron Robinson, Turley, OK