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Old Testament – Confident.Faith episodes
- Through the Bible in a Year — 2026-023
Exodus 34–36
The Stone Tables (Second); Work Begins on the Tent
15 min - Lutheran Lectionary for 01 February 2026 (4th Sunday after Epiphany)Readings
- Micah 6:1–8
- Psalm 15
- 1 Corinthians 1:18–31
- Matthew 5:1–12
9 min - Daily Devotion for 30 January 2026 (4th Friday after Epiphany)Readings
- Psalm 33
- Zechariah 9:1–17
- 2 Timothy 2:1–26
- Large Catechism V:42–57
19 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 2026-022
Exodus 30–33
The Incense Altar; Temple Tax; the Golden Calf; Levites Slaughter Idolators; Tent of Witness
17 min - Daily Devotion for 29 January 2026 (4th Thursday after Epiphany)Readings
- Psalm 107
- Zechariah 8:1–23
- 2 Timothy 1:1–18
- Large Catechism V:31–41
19 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 2026-021
Exodus 27–29
Instructions for the Tent; the Priestly Garments; Consecration Ritual
17 min - Daily Devotion for 28 January 2026 (4th Wednesday after Epiphany)Readings
- Psalm 12
- Psalm 133
- Zechariah 6:1—7:14
- Romans 16:17–27
- Large Catechism V:15–30
17 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 2026-020
Exodus 23–26
Various Laws and Promises; Moses Receives the Law; the Ark of Witness; the Pattern for the Tent
17 min - Daily Devotion for 27 January 2026 (3rd Tuesday after Epiphany)Readings
- Psalm 1
- Psalm 109
- Zechariah 4:1—5:11
- Romans 15:14–33
- Large Catechism V:1–14
CommemorationToday we commemorate John Chrysostom, Preacher. Born around AD 347, St. John was instructed in the Christian faith by his mother, Anthusa. After holding a number of lesser offices, John became patriarch of Constantinople in AD 398. John was given the added name “Chrysostom”, which means ‘golden-mouthed’ in Greek, for his simple, but direct, messages that were beloved by all who heard them. Eventually exiled from Constantinople, after coming into conflict with the local authorities due to his determination to reform the church, the court, and the city, John continued to preach and write right up until his death in AD 407. His reported last words were “Glory be to God for all things! Amen.”
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Gottes Wort und Luthers Lehr', vergehet nun und nimmermehr.