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Wiki Commons Images - Google Search Highlights & Mini-Bible Study | Book of Common Prayer | Daily Office Reading | Holy Week Readings | Biblegateway.com Today | Good Friday | 30 March 2018 Ps. 95 & 22 & 40:1-14(15-19), 54 | Lam. 3:1-9, 19-33 | 1 Pet. 1:10-20 John 13:36-38 John 19:38-42 My Autobiography on Good Friday Psalm 22 | My God, My God why have you forsaken me? The person who writes the Psalm is in agony even to the point of death; they feel abandon by all things and ready to die; their conclusion is that no matter what they know that God is with them. Attributed to one of the words of the Cross that Jesus says. He looks to God for his salvation. 1 Peter 1:10-20 You, a beloved child of God, are holy, bought with the blood of Christ for your salvation … not only yours but the salvation of all creation. John 13 Peter see the anguish of Jesus and says he will go with Christ; Jesus says Peter will deny him and Pete...

Crucifixion, Agnolo Gaddi [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons Daily Office Readings and Brief Reflections Opening Sentence Were you there when they crucified my Lord? Click here Today's Readings Friday | 25 March 2016 | Good Friday Ps. 95 22; Ps. 40:1–14 (15–19) 54; Lam. 3:1–9 19–33; 1 Pet. 1:10–20; John 13:36–38 or John 19:38–42 Psalm 22 God why have you forsaken me? I cry to you. You are the holy one! My ancestors trusted in the Lord; I trust you; I am surrounded by my enemies; Be not far away and  hasten  to help me; Give glory to the Lord for he does not hide his face even to the poor; All the earth will come to the Lord; I will live for the Lord and God's salvation. Lamentations 3 | Background | Click here 25  The  Lord  is good to those who wait for him,      to the soul that seeks him. 26  It is good that one should wait quietly      for the salvation of the  Lord...