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Full Text Not that it matters to the reader, but our sound system was “re-tuned” this week. Projecting voice and presence is not always easy, but it got easier. Thank you Mr. Bayer. This last week was Trinity Sunday – the end of the festival season and the day confessional churches bring out something called the . . . → Read More: Neither confusing the persons nor dividing the substance… The prayer book that I have been using has the days scripture readings (OT, Epistle and Gospel), a 4th reading from the church and opening and closing prayers. Tuesdays the opening prayers come from the Book of Common Prayer. The original version was the work of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury – the English . . . → Read More: Prayer for the day Text: Colossians 1:15-23 The title is an uber-geek joke. Julius Ceasar’s Gallic Wars began with that phrase, and ever since it has been fashionable to divide things into three parts. Faith, Hope and Charity. Past, Present and Future. The three point sermon/speach. Three branches of civil government. Body, mind and spirit. . . . → Read More: All of Gaul is divided into three parts….  One comment - (Comments are closed)  Colossians, Meditation, Word  mysticism, natural revelation, Trinity, two natures of Christ |
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