“When Brueggemann writes about the Jewish people at one historic point in their story, the sacking of Jerusalem and the loss of the temple in 597, he uses the word relinquish.6 It becomes a metaphor for the opening up to… — Esther de Waal Copy Share
“To be transformed implies letting go of control for a while in the hopeful expectation that something worthwhile may result” — Esther de Waal Copy Share Image
“When Brueggemann writes about the Jewish people at one historic point in their story, the sacking of Jerusalem and the loss of the temple in 597, he uses the word relinquish.6 It becomes a metaphor for the opening up to the new gifts and new forms of life given by God that become possible just when everything seems to have… — Esther de Waal Copy Share
“Stability says there must be no evasion; instead attend to the real, to the real necessity however uncomfortable that might be. Stability brings us… — Esther De Waal Copy Share Image
