25 November 2018
Patristic Quote of the Day
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When the Gospel spoke, think it was the cloud: from thence has the voice sounded out to us. Let us hear Him; that is, let us do what He sa...
Luther Quote of the Day
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Both Christians' sufferings and the world's wretchedness, tyranny, wrath, and persecution of the saints become a certain testimony...
24 November 2018
Luther Quote of the Day
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O death...O grave... This song we sing now in reference to the Person of Christ and of those who are risen with Christ from the dead, for ...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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Moses and the Prophets spoke, and wrote; but when they poured out, they were filled from Him.—Sermon 28 on the NT Augustine #FathersOfTheC...
23 November 2018
Luther Quote of the Day
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God suffers us to be buried in the earth and to decay in the winter, so that we may shoot forth in the summer brighter than the sun, as th...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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The discourse in defense of the truth is inferior in nature and force, for the refutation of falsehood is less important than the establis...
22 November 2018
Blessed Thanksgiving, all!
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Semper et ubique
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Vere dignum et justum est, æquum et salutáre, nos tibi semper et ubíque grátias ágere: Dómine sancte, Pater omnípotens, ætérne Deus, per C...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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Always to give thanks, this is a mark of a philosophic soul. Have you suffered any evil? But if you will, it is no evil. Give thanks to Go...
Luther Quote of the Day
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Give us this day our daily bread. In the word 'give' we confess that it is the gift of God, and not our own creation.—Exposition, ...
21 November 2018
What’s for Thanksgiving This Year?
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Well, since Cin and I have been eating carnivore, this year's feast will look a little different. David is in charge of preparing anyt...
20 November 2018
Apostrophizing Mary and Other Saints
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I still remember at seminary a professor (may he rest in peace!) criticizing “Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones” for addressing the Virgin Mary i...
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19 November 2018
In the category of fascinating...
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...in the medieval West, December 24th was kept as the commemoration of Sts. Adam and Eve. Loehe still observed it this day in his almanac. ...
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18 November 2018
Luther Quote of the Day
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For if you are a Christian you know that your Lord Christ has risen from the dead and cannot die again and death has no power over Him: and ...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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And for this cause by reason of one who fell and brought all into death, there was sent One without sin, Who should bring unto life, by deli...
17 November 2018
Patristic Quote of the Day
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We were brought low, became mortal, were filled with fears, with errors: this by desert of sin: with which desert and guilt is every man bor...
Luther Quote of the Day
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For it is the way of the devil, where he cannot overcome a heart with suffering and sorrow, to beset it continuously, and so that it is too ...
16 November 2018
The gods of the nations are...
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1 Cor. 10:20 "what pagans sacrifice, they sacrifice to demons." Whence this idea, St. Paul? Consider: LXX 95 (our 96):5 ...
Luther Quote of the Day
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Therefore death is a wholesome thing to all who believe in Christ, for all that is born of Adam death brings to decay and dust, that Christ ...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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This is the reason why the mind cannot be comprehended even by itself, because in it is the image of God.—To the Catechumens on the Creed, p...
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