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google search My Quick Bible Study & Prayers Based on Book of Common Prayer Daily Office Readings in the Pentecost Season Opening Sentence | You are no longer strangers and sojourners, but fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God. | Ephesians 2:19| BCP p. 78 | Daily Office Prayers | Pray this way or this way or this way or this way or this way . Alternatives worship Readings | Biblegateway.com | Monday Psalm 25 & 9, 15 Ecclus. 4:20––5:7 Rev. 7:1-8 Luke 9:51-62 Psalm 25 | Prayer for forgiveness and guidance Forgive me all my sins, Protect me Deliver me and Israel from all its troubles. Revelation 7 | an image of the saved. From the scroll came out 144,000 from Israel. Luke 9 | The cost of discipleship The Samaritans reject Jesus; follow me - go and proclaim the Kingdom of God.  Follow Jesus now. Tomorrow | Tuesday Psalm 26, 28 & 36, 39 Ecclus. 6:5-17 Rev. 7:9-17 Luke 10:1-16 Prayers ...

Highlights Daily Office Readings | Book of Common Prayer | last century publication Week after the 18th Sunday after Pentecost - Proper 20 Pray Today | Thursday | 22 September 2016 Ps. [83] or 146 147; Ps. 85 86; Esther 7:1–10; Acts 19:11–20; Luke 4:14–30 Psalm 146 I will praise the Lord as long as I live; Happy are those who call upon the name of the Lord; God is just; The Lord Sets the prisoners free Opens the eyes of the blind Lifts up those bowed down Loves the righteous Cares for the stranger Sustains the orphan and widow Reigns forever Esther 7 The saga of rescue continues; Haman has a plot to begin to kill off Esther’s people (Israel); She creates a feast for the King and the second day the King granted a petition; Esther says how can she ask anything when there is a plot against her people and names Haman; the King is furious and commands Haman to be executed on the gallows he had created in his yard to begin to kill off the...

Hurlbut's Life of Christ for young and old (1915) Highlights and Reflections Daily Office Readings | Book of Common Prayer - written in the 1970s Today | Sunday | 21 August 2016 | Pentecost 14 Ps. 146 147; Ps. 111 112 113; Job 4:1–6 12–21; Rev. 4:1–11; Mark 6:1–6a Psalm 146 Praise the Lord! God is merciful!  God is just! God rules! God cares for all! Job 4 Eliphaz - when people talk to comfort you, will not you listen? I heard a word last night, can a human be more righteous than God? Rev 4 The throne room of God and those coming to worship the Lord. Mark 6 Jesus says that a person is not a prophet in their own land; and his left his hometown and went from village to village to teach. Tomorrow | Monday | 22 August 2016 Ps. 1 2 3; Ps. 4 7; Job 4:1 5:1–11 17–21 26–27; Acts 9:19b–31; John 6:52–59 Prayer Our Father in heaven, Holy be your name. Your kingdom has come as your will is done everywhere, Provide for us all of our needs...

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Gospel_of_Luke#Chapter_4 Brief Reflections on the Book of Common Prayer Daily Office Lectionary Readings Opening Sentence Alleluia, the Lord is Risen! The Lord is Risen indeed! Alleluia! Pray  -  Click here Read Today Sunday | The Fifth Sunday in Easter Ps. 24  29; Ps. 8  84; Lev. 8:1–13  30–36; Heb. 12:1–14; Luke 4:16–30  (New Revised Standard Version, Anglicised) Psalm 24 The earth, the world, and everything in it is the Lord's; those who believe in God; Who is the king of glory; The Lord of Hosts!   Click here Hebrews 12 Let us give up sin and take on the glory of God; don't lose heart in fighting sin; you are disciple to gain strength; respect the Holy Spirit; share God's holiness; be strong; pursue peace Luke 4 Coming to his hometown, Jesus goes to church and reads Isaiah and declares God's fulfill in their hearing; prophets are not in their homeland; they get mad and try to execute him but...