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Old Testament – Confident.Faith episodes
- Through the Bible in a Year — 28 March 2025
Leviticus 21–25
Cleanness Rules through the Year of Jubilee
24 min - Lutheran Lectionary for 30 March 2025 (4th Sunday in Lent)Readings
- Isaiah 12:1–6
- Psalm 32
- 2 Corinthians 5:16–21
- Luke 15:1–3, 11–32
11 min - Daily Devotion for 28 March 2025 (Lent 3, Friday)Readings
- Psalm 49
- Psalm 102
- Genesis 40:1–23
- Mark 10:32–52
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration II:74–83
20 min - 21 min
- Daily Devotion for 27 March 2025 (Lent 3, Thursday)Readings
- Psalm 106
- Psalm 32
- Genesis 39:1–23
- Mark 10:13–31
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration II:67–73
20 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 26 March 2025
Rules for Leprous Diseases through Rules for Ritual Cleanness
20 min - Daily Devotion for 26 March 2025 (Lent 3, Wednesday)Readings
- Psalm 31
- Psalm 6
- Genesis 37:1–36
- Mark 10:1–12
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration II:61–66
19 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 25 March 2025
The Ordination of Aaron and His Sons through the Dietary Laws
20 min - Daily Devotion for 25 March 2025 (Lent 3, Tuesday)Readings
- Psalm 105
- Psalm 143
- Genesis 35:1–29
- Mark 9:33–50
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration II:55–60
FeastToday we celebrate the Feast of the Annunciation of Our Lord. The angel Gabriel appeared to Mary and announced that she had found favor with the Lord and would bear a son. The same Spirit that hovered over the water back in Genesis would “come upon” and “overshadow” Mary, and conceive in her virgin womb Christ, our Lord and Savior. The Ancient Church believed the crucifixion took place on the 25th, and so we celebrate the Annunciation on the same day, as the day of one’s conception and the day of one’s death were linked in antiquity.
19 min - 25 min
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Gottes Wort und Luthers Lehr', vergehet nun und nimmermehr.