Opening the Treasure of the Scriptures: Some Biblical Crumbs
From the inexhaustible treasure which is the Bible, here are a few crumbs. They represent an attempt at serious exegesis and theological reflection as well as a desire to understand not only the Bible, but also our own time and our world. It was the Risen Christ, on the road to Emmaus, who first "opened the Scriptures" to his fellow travelers (Luke 24:32). It is as his disciples and in his steps that we can draw from that treasure "things both new and old" (see Matt 13:52).
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Opening the Treasure of the Scriptures: Some Biblical Crumbs
From the inexhaustible treasure which is the Bible, here are a few crumbs. They represent an attempt at serious exegesis and theological reflection as well as a desire to understand not only the Bible, but also our own time and our world. It was the Risen Christ, on the road to Emmaus, who first "opened the Scriptures" to his fellow travelers (Luke 24:32). It is as his disciples and in his steps that we can draw from that treasure "things both new and old" (see Matt 13:52).
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Opening the Treasure of the Scriptures: Some Biblical Crumbs

Opening the Treasure of the Scriptures: Some Biblical Crumbs

by Brother Richard of Taize
Opening the Treasure of the Scriptures: Some Biblical Crumbs
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Opening the Treasure of the Scriptures: Some Biblical Crumbs

Opening the Treasure of the Scriptures: Some Biblical Crumbs

by Brother Richard of Taize

Overview

From the inexhaustible treasure which is the Bible, here are a few crumbs. They represent an attempt at serious exegesis and theological reflection as well as a desire to understand not only the Bible, but also our own time and our world. It was the Risen Christ, on the road to Emmaus, who first "opened the Scriptures" to his fellow travelers (Luke 24:32). It is as his disciples and in his steps that we can draw from that treasure "things both new and old" (see Matt 13:52).

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781666754988
Publisher: Cascade Books
Publication date: 04/25/2023
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 134
File size: 944 KB

About the Author

Brother Richard, originally from Switzerland, joined the Taizé Community as a brother in 1979. He is involved in the welcome of young people for the meetings at Taizé, particularly in leading Bible studies.

Brother Richard, originally from Switzerland, joined the Taizé Community as a brother in 1979. He is involved in the welcome of young people for the meetings at Taizé, particularly in leading Bible studies.

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