Thus the worship and divine service of the Gospel is to receive from God gifts; on the contrary, the worship of the Law is to offer and present our gifts to God…This passage, too, brings the greatest consolation, as the chief worship of the Gospel is to wish to receive remission of sins, grace, and righteousness. Of this worship Christ says, John 6, 40: This is he will of Him that sent Me, that every one which seeth the Son, and belieiveth on Him, may have everlasting life. AP III, paragraph 189, Triglotta, pg. 207
-
Recent Posts
TIPS FOR TODD
Historic Lectionary is hosted by Rev. Todd A. Peperkorn. If you find this site helpful, please consider making a donation to help defray the expenses for the site. Thank you!
Tags
Advent alleluia Baptism Bo Giertz Book of Concord Chant Choral Christmas Christopher Esget Devil Easter Epiphany Exaudi faith gesimas Gregorian historic lectionary Holy Innocents Holy Spirit Hymnody introit Invocabit Invocavit John the Baptist Jubilate Judgment Judica Laetare LCMS Lent Luther lutheran Martin Luther Music prayer Pre-Lent Propers Quinquagesima Resources Septuagesima Sermon Sermons Sexagesima temptation Transfiguration