A Weekly Lutheran Devotional
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The Translator’s Desk — Issue 1
September 2026
Dear founders,
On the Comfort and Estate of Christian Widows and Orphans (Part Three)
When the hour of departure comes, let the spouse speak kindly to the other: “Well then, my faithful heart, the hour of departure is at hand. I thank you for the faithful love, help, counsel, and service shown to me. May the eternal God re...
The Third Prayer for the Feast of St. Matthew the Apostle
Lord Jesus Christ, You set forth a joyous table talk in Matthew, which highly comforts and gladdens me and all contrite hearts. For You present Yourself as a doctor of the sick and regard poor sinners as Your patients. And in addition, You...
Another Prayer for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity
Lord Jesus, at Your command the bearers stand still; the young man stands up at Your Word; and You hand him over again with joy to his mother. Thus grant that in my departure from the wicked lodging of this world, death, the devil, hell, an...
Treasures from the Lutheran Church — Issue 110
Trinity 16 / On the Christian Estate of Widows and Orphans / Exodus 7 / On the Natural Knowledge of God / Passion Piety / Meditation on Christ's Conception / Sirach 2:7–17 / Table Talk
“You are blessed among women … you have become the bri...
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