<p>John seems somewhat special among the disciples, having received the Revelation and also holding the distinction of being the last of the disciples to die. While outliving your peers comes with its share of sorrow, we might be reminded that the beginning of Revelation was a reminder of the need for the prophetic voice, something John certainly had and which God needed him to keep exercising.</p>

John seems somewhat special among the disciples, having received the Revelation and also holding the distinction of being the last of the disciples to die. While outliving your peers comes with its share of sorrow, we might be reminded that the beginning of Revelation was a reminder of the need for the prophetic voice, something John certainly had and which God needed him to keep exercising.

Dec. 27: Psalms 141 and 142, Rev. 19, and John 21:9-25 (Feast of John)

A Psalm (or part of one), an Old Testament Reading, and a New Testament reading each day. Start with the Apostles' Creed, end with the Lord's Prayer. Current readings are from the New International Version. Through 2021, scriptures were read from the New Living Translation.

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Dec. 27: Psalms 141 and 142, Rev. 19, and John 21:9-25 (Feast of John)

Dec. 27: Psalms 141 and 142, Rev. 19, and John 21:9-25 (Feast of John)