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Category Archives: Trinity 19
Trinity 19 – Matthew 9:1-8
Henry Thomas Busse is baptized this weekend. In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit “I baptize you in the Name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy … Continue reading
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Walther on Trinity 19 – Matthew 9:1-8
C.F.W. Walther focuses on the connection between Jesus forgiving the palsied man’s sins and private absolution. Here is a quote. ============================== Private absolution has a very special comfort for us sinners. It is true that private absolution is not the … Continue reading
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Gerhard on Trinity 19 – Matthew 9:1-8
When people do not wish to accept Christ’s Word and discount it, it is Christ’s custom to go elsewhere. If you do not wish to have Him dwell in your heart or to receive His words in your heart, He … Continue reading
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Lindemann on Trinity 19
THE NINETEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY With this Sunday we enter upon the final cycle of the Sundays after Trinity. The end of the Church Year is approaching. Progressively the Kingdom of Righteousness has been presented, its declaration and its founding. … Continue reading
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Hymns for Trinity 14-27
I thought it might be of advantage to our gentle readers to see what we’re singing here in sunny Kenosha, Wisconsin. To that end, you will find in a couple different formats here our hymn selections for Trinity 14-27. These … Continue reading