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Sunday, February 17, 2008

page 123

Amy Stewart tagged me to play page 123, with these [semi-bizarre] rules:
  • Pick up the nearest book of 123 pages or more. (No cheating!)

  • Find Page 123.

  • Find the first 5 sentences.

  • Post the next 3 sentences.

  • Tag 5 people.
At first I'd almost decided to semi-cheat because I thought I had at least a half dozen short stacks of books due to everything not fitting into the [milk crate and related] book cases, but as it turned out I had only one, since the others were things like notebooks, folders and choir octavos. Therefore, here's my play straight out of Keeping Holy Time, Year B:

This appears to be the model with which the first disciples were working (see Mark 10:37 and Acts 1:6). Jesus' messianic program—to die shamed and rejected, then rise again—was not a model conceived for the messiah by any other Jewish group. The early church's creative interaction with the Old Testament prophets and psalms created this new paradigm after the reality had been observed and experienced.
I'm tagging Praying on the Prairie; Freshly Ground Lutheran, aka Hot Cup; Frog Blog – 1-4 Grace; Purpletologically Speaking and Karla. If you've already played, that's cool (I've been reading far too few blogs lately...), you can link in the comments. Also, other interested blogger reading this, consider yourself tagged—you can play in the comments or link to your own blog.

6 comments:

1-4 Grace said...

Thanks for the tag! I played along and invited other readers to do the same. this is interesting way to learn about others' books.Page 123

Elaine (aka...Purple) said...

Thanks for the tag...I played, via another tag, here

Diane M. Roth said...

thanks for playing this, and getting another blog on revgals!

I know how you feel: I'm having trouble with blog reading lately, too.

Tara Ulrich said...

I just played on my blog!

Sarah said...

this is fun! i'm going to play on my blog now!! great blog, BTW!!

Hot Cup Lutheran said...

oh i did play ages ago... and now my books i'm reading are too far away from the keyboard. i'm a lazy, lazy girl.

good to have you back online... wondering where ya been...