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Category Archives: Trinity 24
Trinity 24 – Matthew 9:18-26
In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit The author of the Epistle to the Hebrews begins chapter 11 with these words: faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence … Continue reading
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Lindemann on Trinity 24
THE TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY If this is the last Sunday of the Church Year, the Introit and the Collect for the Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity shall be used. The Roman Missal appoints Propers for only twenty-three Sundays and the … Continue reading
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Walther and Stöckhardt on Trinity 24 – Matthew 9:18-26
Walther Faith does not display this glorious power without the believer noticing something of it. It shows itself “as the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen” (Hebrews 11:1). Faith makes the believer divinely certain that … Continue reading
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Trinity 24: Tassels
This is from the always thoughtful blog, Priestly Rants. Make a point of checking it out. Trinity 24: Tassels: “Trinity 24: Tassels We all know what a tassel looks like, but I brought this one in today, and it should … Continue reading
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Notes for Trinity 24 – Matthew 9:18-26
Trinity 24 is an odd duck. Unless you take the so-called “Michaelmas Skip” that is mentioned in The Lutheran Hymnal, you don’t preach on this pericope that often. The last time this pericope was used was November 18, 2007 and … Continue reading
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