Theme for The Sixfth Sunday after the Epiphany of Our Lord
To come into the presence of God one must be ritually clean. The cleansing of lepers was a Messianic sign. Jesus cleansed the leper in the Gospel so that he could worship God and serve his neighbor.
Hymn #394
Alleluia. Let him come now to me, that he may know that there is a prophet in Israel. Alleluia.
O Lord, graciously hear the prayers of Your people that we who justly suffer the consequence of our sin may be mercifully delivered by Your goodness to the glory of Your name; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever.
[Verse and Collect from Lutheran Service Book © 2006 Concordia Publishing House. Used by permission]
Hymns #868, #394, #731, #528, #690, #818, #765
The Ten Commandments
AS THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY SHOULD TEACH THEM IN A SIMPLE WAY TO HIS HOUSEHOLD
Luther's Small Catechism copyright © 1986. Concordia Publishing House. Used by permission of the publisher
| Daily Readings for the Week | ||
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | Job 11:1-20 | John 5:19-29 |
| Monday | Job 12:1-6,12-25 | John 5:30-47 |
| Tuesday | Job 13:1-12 | John 6:1-21 |
| Wednesday | Job 13:13-28 | John 6:22-40 |
| Thursday | Job 14:1-22 | John 6:41-59 |
| Friday | Job 15:1-23,30-35 | John 6:60-71 |
| Saturday | Job 16:1-22 | John 7:1-13 |
Update - 16 February 2009
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