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    haikureflections on Sabbath and creation care

    Sophia AgtarapTHEO6930: Autumn Quarter

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    conten s3-6: Keeping the Sabbath Wholly: Ceasing, Resting,Embracing, Feasting by Marva Dawn

    7: Dogmatics in Outline by Karl Barth

    8-11: For the Beauty of the Earth by Steven Bouma-Prediger

    12-13: Creation and Fall by Deitrich Bonhoeffer

    14-15: Worship, Community and the Triune God of Graceby James B. Torrance

    16: We Drink From Our Own Wells by Gustavo Gutierrez

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    ceasing workCease

    stop your laboringto cease, rest, embrace, feast is

    to delight in God

    If observing Sabbath is to delight in God, what are those practices that mighthelp us cease, rest, embrace and feast?

    Kiddush

    welcome the Sabbath

    with its radiance we feel

    blessing on our lives

    When was the last time you observed Sabbath? Do you have any particularrituals that you practice?

    haiku -3-

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    restingAugustine, in his Confessions wrote: You have made us for yourself, O Lord,and our heart is restless until it rests in you. Allow yourself time to rest in God

    and refrain from working more than we are called to; from pushing ourselvesoutside of our limits.

    Spiritual rest [Martin Luther]

    once we cease from work

    we are reminded that Godalone has done it

    Restless

    my soul is restless

    Word of God speak rest to me

    For alone I cant

    haiku -4-

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    embracing

    Isaiah56: 6-7

    Hold to my promise

    And my Sabbath keep holyJoy I give you now

    Set apart

    I am set apart

    With intention I will keep

    Your life-giving ways

    haiku -5-

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    feastingForetaste

    G-d you are present

    Reminding us that Sabbath

    Is yet a foretaste

    InvitationThe great Creator

    Invites us to refrain from

    Into Sabbath rest

    haiku -6-

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    dogmaticsI: The Task [Proclaim]

    CHURCH! Proclaim the word!

    What are we to think and sayIf not from Scripture?

    II: Faith as Trust [grace]

    The word of grace is

    A meeting with the triune

    Freely given us

    haiku -7-

    VII: God the Creator [creation]Creation is grace

    In reverence we pause at

    This great mystery

    X: Jesus Christ

    Jesus Christ is LordNot an idea but truth

    Fullled. Living. Here.

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    for the beauty

    Genesis 1

    In the beginning

    Your spirit swept over her

    Like a rushing wind

    HomeEarth is home for all

    Blessed by the same creatorWholly loved by God.

    haiku -8-

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    for the beauty

    First BornChrist, rst born of all

    In you all things came to be

    Imago Dei

    haiku -9-

    Redeemer

    One divine drama

    Creation and redemptionChrist is the agent

    Steven Bouma-Prediger writes, There is no dichotomy between the God whocreates and the God who redeems. [131]. Therefore, salvation is not escape fromthe earth, but redemption of it. How are we called to respond?

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    for the beauty

    Gods future

    See another sight

    Now gone are the things of old

    Shalom is here. Rest.

    Home

    This world is not home?

    Think again you false prophetsWe are caretakers

    haiku -10-

    We understand 'Shalom' as peace, reconciliation, things being made right andwhole. What are those things you hope to be made whole again?

    t t

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    for the beauty

    TrinityThe good news is goodBecause God is three in one:Communion of love

    haiku -11-

    Just do

    To be is to do

    And in doing we becomeConscious of being

    Aristotle concluded that: virtues, especially moral virtues, are formed by habitualbehavior. What habits are forming who you are?

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    creation & fallGod ActsCreator is nowPreserver of creationTo a fallen world

    DesireWe are like Adam

    Desiring beyond limitsThat lead us to death

    haiku -12-

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    creation & fall

    CenterHumankinds centerKnows nothing outside itselfCome, Christ source of life.

    haiku -13-

    Adam

    Seek God and seek life

    Adam seeks only AdamQuell our longing, God

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    worshipLeitourgosLeader of worshipCall us with senses openInto communion

    Perichoresis

    Father. Son. Spirit

    You are love, harmoniousUnite us again

    haiku -14-

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    worship

    haiku -15-

    The Lords supper

    The table is set

    Meet us at your table, Lord

    Help us remember

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    wellsFill our wells, oh God

    With living encounters ofThe God incarnate

    Theology lived

    A reection of our faith

    Life in the Spirit

    haiku -16-

    Denounce injustice

    And align with Gods preferred

    Welcome the Kingdom

    The poor are victims

    Real people who deal with life

    We are so alike


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