Thanks to Union Presbyterian Seminary alumna Sara Anne Berger for writing the Year 1 Narrative Lectionary Links. Instead, he says, we ought to be lights in the world, we can shine, too, so that, just like the bunny saw light and lives through the windows, others can see the light of Christ in us. Jesus blesses our lives, too, and not just when we are most holy or special, but in whatever we are going through, and tells us not to hide them away. The lights through the window show the bunny these folks’ everyday lives, even as they walk through the night. In The Way Home In the Night, a bunny and her mother walk home through the city at night, and the bunny is able to see into other creatures’ lives through the lights in their window. They ought not hide themselves away, instead, they ought to shine, so that others can see and know God.
Jesus offers a blessing for whatever they’re going through, in their everyday lives, and then tells them to use those lives to be lights in the world. 43 likes, 3 comments - Dotters Books (dottersbooks) on Instagram: Happy International Childrens Book Day The Way Home in the Night by Akiko Miyakoshi is. My mother carries me through the quiet streets, the bunny explains. A mother rabbit and her young bunny are on their way home in the dark night. 0 Ratings 0 Want to read 0 Currently reading 0 Have read This edition was published in 2017 Written in English. The Way Home In the Night by Akiko Miyakosh iĬomment : In this section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus offers unusual blessings-he blesses not the most holy, the most special, the most extraordinary instead, he blesses people from all situations, all kinds of difficulties. The way home in the night by Akiko Miyakoshi.
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