Treasures from the Lutheran Church
Dylan SmithA Weekly Lutheran Devotional
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An Evening Prayer
Merciful God and Father, Your grace and blessing towards us are more manifold than we can recount. Nevertheless, I, a poor sinner, thank Your Majesty with a simple heart and mouth for all the blessings demonstrated to me this day in soul an...
A Prayer for the Feast of Saints Simon and Jude
O eternal High Priest and Redeemer, Jesus Christ, when You earnestly and sternly command us, Your little sheep, that we should be devoted, united, and related to one another in brotherly and faithful love, You also recognize that such love ...
Treasures from the Lutheran Church — Issue 11
Trinity 22 / A Morning Prayer for Children / Deuteronomy / The Catechetical Hymn / Jesus' Prayer for Peter / Prologue to Sirach
Summary of Genesis
I’m translating a brief overview of the books of the Bible written by Johannes Brenz (1499–1570) for the weekly devotional. Here’s what Brenz has to say about Genesis:
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