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The Prayer of Thanks
After Christ has given us His true Body and Blood in the Lord’s Supper, the only response we can properly give to God for such a precious gift is our thanks. That is why from very early times the liturgy was called the “Eucharist,” meaning “the giving of thanks,” that...
Let's not go off on tangents now. There seem to be quite a few here.
Back to tongues, k? So if we look through scripture, we see there was a specific purpose for tongues in the NT. It seems that that purpose no longer applies in the way people are claiming tongues are given for today?
The Post-Communion Canticle
"Thank the Lord," "Lord, now let Your servant go in peace," or an appropriate hymn is sung. The purpose is to offer our thanks and express our faith in what God has done for us and promised to do for us in the future.
* "Lord, now you let Your servant go in peace"...
The Post-Communion Canticle
"Thank the Lord," "Lord, now let Your servant go in peace," or an appropriate hymn is sung. The purpose is to offer our thanks and express our faith in what God has done for us and promised to do for us in the future.
* "Lord, now you let Your servant go in peace"...
The reason that we keep bringing up the fakers is because there is really no actual proof that they tongues still exist today besides word of mouth, and we know how that isn't always legitimate no matter who the source is.
So, is there the gift of tongues still today? None that has been proven.
I grew up with some German speaking family members (mostly English but German thrown in here and there) and they passed away before I was 12. I really didn't know that some of their words were German since I was so little and half the time I wasn't listening to the adults converse anyway. Yet, I...
The Administration of the Supper
As we kneel at the Lord's Table, the pastor invites us, "Take, eat; this is the true body of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, given into death for your sins. Take, drink, this is the true blood of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, shed for the forgiveness of...
The Administration of the Supper
As we kneel at the Lord's Table, the pastor invites us, "Take, eat; this is the true body of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, given into death for your sins. Take, drink, this is the true blood of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, shed for the forgiveness of...
http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/28/europe/france-channel-tunnel-migrants/index.html
It appears that the US isn't the only one dealing with illegals trying to enter the country!
Men don't get condemned for aging as much as women do. Women are pretty much told throughout their lives that if there are signs of aging they need to reverse them NOW. :yikes:
So do men really age better or is that a bunch of garbage?
Who is upgrading to the new Windows 10?
My system can't handle it but I'll be looking to get a new computer in the future so I'm sure I'll have the operating system then.
The Agnus Dei
Agnus Dei is a Latin phrase meaning "Lamb of God." John the Baptist spoke these words as he pointed to Jesus coming toward him (John 1:29). As Christ comes to us in the Holy Supper, we recognize him as the Lamb of God sacrificed for us to free us from the bondage of sin and...
The Agnus Dei
Agnus Dei is a Latin phrase meaning "Lamb of God." John the Baptist spoke these words as he pointed to Jesus coming toward him (John 1:29). As Christ comes to us in the Holy Supper, we recognize him as the Lamb of God sacrificed for us to free us from the bondage of sin and...
The Pax Domini
Following the Words of Institution, the pastor turns to the congregation and announces these words: “The peace of the Lord be with you always!” in the form of a short benediction. The Pax Domini (Latin for “peace of the Lord”) originally referred to the sign of peace shared among...
The Pax Domini
Following the Words of Institution, the pastor turns to the congregation and announces these words: “The peace of the Lord be with you always!” in the form of a short benediction. The Pax Domini (Latin for “peace of the Lord”) originally referred to the sign of peace shared among...