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Category Archives: Easter IV – Cantate
Fifth Sunday of Easter – John 16:5-15
A small portion of this sermon is from Rev. Peter Bender’s “Lutheran Catechesis”. In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit If the Resurrection of Jesus is behind us and the Ascension … Continue reading
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Lindemann on Cantate: Easter 5 (Fourth Sunday After)
CANTATE, THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER The Third Sunday in Advent, Gaudete, is an anticipation of Christmas. The Fourth Sunday in Lent, Laetare, is a joyous anticipation of Easter. This Sunday, Cantate, is an anticipation of Pentecost. It derives its … Continue reading
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Easter IV – John 16:5-15
I am indebted to Rev. C.S. Esget for some of his thoughts on this text. Soli Deo Gloria! In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit What is the worst sin of … Continue reading
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Walther and Stoeckhardt for Easter 4 – John 16:5-15
A person who acts contrary to God’s Word is not justified because he has acted according to his conviction. He is condemned. The thoughts, the intentions, the principles which each person has by nature are the very things from which … Continue reading
A Long and Fruitful Honeymoon
…at least productive musically. Here are the introits for the Sundays after Easter, Ascension, Pentecost, Trinity, and the First-Eighth Sundays after. Hopefully we’ll remain caught up from here on out. After the completion of the summer introits I hope to … Continue reading
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