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13 October 2009

New Lutheran Quote of the Day

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Everyone who eats the body and drinks the blood of the Christ through whom and in whom and for whom all things were made can, according to h...

Old Lutheran Quote of the Day

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He [the person with "an established heart"] looks alone upon the certain, never-changing Word. This is the precious thing of whic...

Patristic Quote of the Day

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You were angry, since 'we were by nature children of wrath,' having no hope, and being without God in the world. You had mercy on us...
12 October 2009

A Query

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So, if we were to put together a seminar here in Southern Illinois which featured learning how to use the LSB to the max, with help on the p...
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And Octoberfest

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made me quite grateful for the simplicity of the LSB Psalm tones. True, they are no match for the beauty of the Gregorian tones; but they e...
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And one more thing...

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...inevitably the question arose of authority. I suggested again, as I have before, that there should be submission to the Liturgy adopted ...
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Post-Octoberfest Musings

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This year's Octoberfest at St. Paul's in Kewanee addressed in general the topic that the divine liturgy is not an indifferent matter...
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New Lutheran Quote of the Day

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Whoever and whatever these invisible powers are [the angelic choirs], they are. The church has been particularly aware of them as she gathe...

Old Lutheran Quote of the Day

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[Speaking as Christ] "For through the power which I shall have at the right hand of the Father, being of the same divine Majesty, and o...

Patristic Quote of the Day

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Look at that which was given in exchange for you and realize your own worth. You were bought with the precious blood of Christ; do not becom...

Nicene Creed Series

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Last week's broadcasts of the Nicene Creed series I did with Pr. Wilken are now up on Issues "on demand" page. You just have ...
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11 October 2009

I wonder how often

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it will happen that a reading in Church on a given day matches part of the reading in Treasury. Today we were treated to Deuteronomy 10 twi...
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When Teaching Genesis 2-3

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anymore, I can't get Stephen Starke out of my head. LSB 572 and LSB 561.
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Excellent Articles

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If you get The Lutheran Witness , there is a very fine article in the October edition written by Fr. Christopher Hall on "Unrealistic -...
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Satisfying

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A silly word for it, perhaps. But that's how I find it: the Divine Service. It's satisfying. I walk away from the Divine Service...
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St. Philip the Deacon

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On this day, our Synod commemorates St. Philip, the Deacon and Evangelist. From the Treasury and our Synod's website: Philip, also call...
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New Lutheran Quote of the Day

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The Word of God, the true light that enlightens every man, the divine hypostasis that became man in order that human beings might be partake...
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Old Lutheran Quote of the Day

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The flame of true love for God and neighbor, even for the enemy, has been lit in the hearts of all true Christians, and where this heavenly ...

Patristic Quote of the Day

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Now, do not assume, because He sojourned with us 'in the likeness of sinful flesh' that our Lord is only man, failing to discern the...

What a Treat!

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To have Pr. Vieker as organist this morning. He played a fantastic setting of "In Thee Is Gladness" that he himself composed as p...
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