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Year in the New Testament: Meditations for Each Day of the Church Year

Year in the New Testament: Meditations for Each Day of the Church Year

by Concordia Publishing House
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A Year in the New Testament will guide you through reading most of the New Testament in the course of a year, and do it in a way that is encouraging and manageable, taking the readers experiences of daily life into the Bible. The daily devotions follow the seasonal movements of the Church Year in a broad, general fashion, but not in the more focused and specific way that one expects for the lessons and Holy Gospel appointed for particular Sundays and festivals of the Church Year, allowing Scripture to interpret itself in its own literary contexts, and thereby also to inform and shape Christian prayer and devotion over the course of time.

An overview of the Church Year, Sundays and Seasons, and The Liturgical Calendar is included.

Each day contains a Psalmody, Additional Psalm, an Old Testament Reading, a New Testament Reading, Prayer of the Day, and a Meditation.

There is not greater source of comfort, hope, help, and counsel than the Word of God itself. Nothing serves the Christian faith more than diligently and daily reading and searching the Holy Scriptures.

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Pub dateJan 1, 2010
ISBN-100758625901
ISBN-139780758625908
LanguageEnglish
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