Category Archives: Lent V – Judica

Lent 5 – John 8:46-59

Posted on March 22, 2012 by pastorjuhl

In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit             “I see it, but I wish it was not there.” That was the remark of a well-meaning layman when shown a citation in … Continue reading →

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Heermann on Lent 5 / Judica (John 8:46–59)

Posted on March 20, 2012 by Matthew Carver

Johann Heermann on Judica Sunday (John 8:46–59) Translation © Matthew Carver, 2012. Sure cure and remedy Against death’s potency In the name of Christ Jesus, our Physician, who has prescribed for us a tested remedy against death’s potency, and by … Continue reading →

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Sermon for Lent V (Judica)

Posted on April 11, 2011 by Rev. Brian Hamer

You’ve probably heard of Christ’s threefold office of Prophet, Priest, and King. These three facets of the person and work of Christ shape this portion of the church year. Last Sunday, Lent IV (Jn 6:1-15), the crowds identified Jesus as “the prophet” who had come into the world (Jn 6:14). Today, our Epistle preaches His work as our High Priest (Heb 9:11-15). Next Sunday, Palm Sunday, will present Him as our King who comes to save us (Matt. 21:1-9). I would like to focus on two aspects of Christ’s role as our High Priest this morning: (1) the blood of the atonement and (2) the bread of His presence. Continue reading →

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Lent 5 – John 8:46-59

Posted on April 9, 2011 by pastorjuhl

I am indebted to Rev. Craig A. Meissner of Immanuel Church in Steger, IL for his thoughts on the Hebrew word for “see” that is also translated as “provide”. Soli Deo Gloria! In the Name of the Father and of … Continue reading →

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Stöckhardt on Lent 5 – John 8:46-59

Posted on April 7, 2011 by pastorjuhl

It’s sad, but most mortals despise his Word and so see and taste death in eternity. So let’s seal up this precious word in our hearts and retain this comfort for ourselves for the hour of death. So many pious … Continue reading →

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