First Fruits – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Victory!

By Peter Ould Posted on March 31, 2013 Posted in Easter 2 Comments Tagged with Christ Our Passover, Corruption, Dominion, Eternity, Feast, First Fruits, God, Holy Spirit, Honour Glory, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Leaven, Lord Christ, Passover, Resurrection, Sincerity, Sleep, Truth, Unleavened Bread, Victory, Wickedness

Christ our passover has been sacrificed for us: so let us celebrate the feast, not with the old leaven of corruption and wickedness: but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth. Christ once raised from the dead dies no …

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Cheesus Christ

By Peter Ould Posted on March 23, 2013 Posted in Easter, Holy Week, Suffering, Theology 8 Comments Tagged with Adornments, Angry With God, Bible, Bizarre Moments, Book Of Remembrance, Bredin, Caricatures, Cheesus, Christian Mystics, Class Warfare, Conglomeration, Congregation Members, Culinary, Distaste, Easter Lily, Empty Tomb, Evangelicals, First Fruits, Fondue, Giles, Giles Fraser, Good Friday, Jesus Death, Lack Of Awareness, Love, Many Things, Pretentiousness, Scripture, Sloane Square, Spiritual Consequences, Suffering Pain, Sunday Morning, Teresa Of Avila, Victory, Wounds

In one of those bizarre moments of serendipity this morning I read Giles Fraser’s latest column for the Guardian’s Comment Macht Frei section right after I had just sorted out the Easter lily for my dead son to be part …

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Sepulchre

By Peter Ould Posted on October 6, 2010 Posted in Home Life, Poetry No Comments Tagged with Ascension, Ashes To Ashes, Child Benefit, Chromosomes, Corpse, Dwelling Place, Emotion, First Fruits, Forty Days, Holy Sepulchre, Impossibility, Lea Valley, Metaphors, Moses Basket, Mother Of My Children, New Birth, Nicodemus, Nourishment, Resurrection, Spring Dawn, Tiny Body, Valleys, Womb

I I have at home aÂ MosesÂ basket that lies empty, for the child that should have inhabited it is spread on the wind; ashes to ashes dust to Hertfordshire dust along the Lea Valley. Once he had a home a tight, …

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