Treasures from the Lutheran Church
Dylan SmithA Weekly Lutheran Devotional
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Another Prayer for the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene
Lord Jesus, You know the hearts and thoughts of all men and especially the attacks of Your enemies and adversaries. We beseech You, in these current, concerning times, to look upon the raging of the devil and of all his tools and horde, and...
On the Comfort and Estate of Christian Widows and Orphans (Part Two)
If I have You alone, then I desire nothing in heaven or on earth. If both my body and soul come to an end, nevertheless, You, O God, are forever the consolation of my heart and my portion. (Psalm 73)
I’m currently translating a small boo...
Another Prayer for the Seventh Sunday after Trinity
Lord Jesus, there was a very small supply available for so great a multitude of people, namely five loaves of bread and a little fish, and in the wilderness, there was no food to be found. Thus Your gracious and gentle hand was able to sati...
Treasures from the Lutheran Church — Issue 101
Trinity 7 / On the Christian Estate of Widows and Orphans / Genesis 48 / Works Done in Faith / Passion Piety / Meditation on Christ's Conception / Sirach 2:2–6 / Table Talk
“They are not righteous who hear the Law, but who believe in Chris...
Summaries of Genesis 16–19
For the weekly devotional, I’m translating a Reformational work by Veit Dietrich (1506–1549) that briefly guides you through the most important points of every chapter of the Bible .
Summaries of Genesis 16–19
The History of Abrah...
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