1

Lord Jesus, we give thanks to Thee

That Thou didst die to set us free;

Made righteous through Thy precious blood,

We now are reconciled to God.

2

By virtue of Thy wounds, we pray,

True God and man, be Thou our stay,

Our comfort when we yield our breath,

Our rescue from eternal death.

3

Defend us, Lord, from sin and shame;

Help us by Thine almighty name

To bear our crosses patiently,

Consoled by Thy great agony.

4

And thus the full assurance gain

That Thou wilt e’er our friend remain,

And not forsake us in our strife

Until we enter into life.

Sermon by Rev. Jake Zabel

For our November 2019 edition of the Augsburg Panel we are joined by:

Rev. Daniel Finn, Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, Kallangur, QLD (ELS)

Rev. Jake Zabel, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Dalby, QLD (COELC)

Rev. Joseph Graham, Dubbo-Gilgandra Parish, NSW (LCA)

with guest host Seminarian Hayden Dreckow (LCA)

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Lecture by Rev. Dr. John Kleinig on the Liturgy given at the Australian Lutheran College in 2009

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On this episode Rev. Jake Zabel discusses the doctrine of Original Sin and its connection with homosexual orientation

Here at Thy cross I hail Thee now,

O Lamb of God, to Thee my vow

And reverent homage paying.

Here all would seem but pain and loss,

As Thou must die on Thy dread cross,

Thy Father’s will obeying.

Yet in Thy tortured form I see

God’s glory and His majesty,

And my redemption’s story;

Thee I acclaim as King and Lord,

As worthy here to be adored

As on Thy throne of glory.

2

To Thee, O Lord, I yield my heart,

Naught from Thy love my soul can part,

Thou prince of my salvation.

An open way before me lies

To Thee, and Thine own Paradise,

The way Thy cross did fashion.

Thy love and death to me assure

The strength to dare and to endure,

The faith to fail Thee never;

I trust in Thee in life and death,

He who is Thine and holds this faith

Is saved, to live for ever.

Lecture by Rev. Dr. John Kleinig on the Liturgy given at the Australian Lutheran College in 2009

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A special edition from our SemRadio archives

Sermon by Rev. Jake Zabel of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Dalby, Queensland, Australia on Matthew 25:14-30

1

O darkest woe!

Ye tears, forth flow!

Hath earth so sad a wonder?

God the Father’s only Son

Lieth buried yonder.

2

O sorrow dread;

God’s Son is dead!

But by His expiation

Of our guilt upon the cross

Gained for us salvation.

3

O sinful man

It was the ban

Of death on thee that brought Him

Down to suffer for thy sins,

And such woe hath wrought Him.

4

Behold thy Lord,

The Lamb of God,

Blood-sprinkled lies before thee,

He has given His life that He

May to life restore thee.

5

O happy he

Whose heart doth see

And rightly comprehendeth

Why the Lord of glory thus

To the grave descendeth.

6

O Jesus blest,

My help and rest,

I humbly pray, Lord, hear me:

Make me love Thee to the last,

And in death be near me.