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The Large Catechism – part 143

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Scripture Text: Isaiah 26:3

Let us be clear; Luther is not saying that God rewards our works and obedience with salvation. God grants salvation through faith in his grace alone (Eph 2:8–9).

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The Large Catechism – part 142

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Scripture Text: John 7:53–8:11

This section of John’s gospel is not in the earliest manuscripts. The story intrigues me, nonetheless. We wonder what Jesus wrote in the dirt. I like to imagine it was the name of a woman each of the accusers had secretly committed adultery with...

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The Large Catechism – part 141

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Scripture Text: Revelation 1:3

To be sure, the precise meaning of today’s verse is that one who reads the Revelation to the church is blessed. The church is also blessed if they listen and obey.

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The Large Catechism – part 140

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Scripture Text: Matthew 18:5–6

There is more to being persuaded than for a child to believe the Fourth Commandment. Another side of the persuasion is adults teaching it to the little ones.

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The Large Catechism – part 139

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Scripture Text: Revelation 21:9–11

One must walk in God’s light; you cannot invent your own well lit pathway. God is the way, so we must walk in his truth. Many would spin God’s truth into their own brand of truth...

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The Large Catechism – part 138

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Scripture Text: Revelation 21:9–11

Would you do things to brighten your standing with God? Then you would simply shine with your own dim, human qualities. The Christian, however, reflects a divine glory...

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The Large Catechism – part 137

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Scripture Text: Revelation 20:12

When the scroll of life is opened, what will it say about you? How will it record your response to the great commandment? Will you have loved the Lord your God so much as to believe in him and take him at his word?

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The Large Catechism – part 136

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Scripture Text: Revelation 20:5–6

Faith embraces its vocation because it is freed to do so, because it trusts in another. The one who has faith, trusts in God instead of his or her own talents, work ethic, labor, or cunning.

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The Large Catechism – part 135

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Scripture Text: Isaiah 10:15

Should the created vaunt itself over the Creator? This logic follows downward. Next to the Father come father and mother, those whom God has put in charge.

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The Large Catechism – part 134

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Scripture Text: Isaiah 9:13–15

If you will not do your job, it will be taken from you. Parenting is important, especially godly parenting. There is no difference between the old leaders of Israel...

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The Large Catechism – part 133

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Isaiah 9:4

Why does God promise such a great blessing as long life? How does it work out that his promise may come to pass? He does so by delivering the faithful from sin and its consequences.

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The Large Catechism – part 132

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Scripture Text: Luke 22:46

Looming heartbreak had brought the disciples to the point of collapse, and so naturally, they were dead to the world when Jesus returned to them.

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The Large Catechism – part 131

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Scripture Text: 2 Thessalonians 3:3

These traditions that we have learned from our parents (if only our parents in the church) are a great and lifelong blessing. Through these, God is faithful...

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The Large Catechism – part 130

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Isaiah 6:3

Most of us have encountered a willful child whom we conjectured would either not live a long life or would be the death of his parents. But there is more to being an obedient child than civil order.

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The Large Catechism – part 129

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Scripture Text: 1 Thessalonians 5:12–13

These verses urge us to honor those who do the principal work of ministry in congregations. But it is good counsel to think of our parents along these lines too.

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The Large Catechism – part 128

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Scripture Text: Isaiah 5:13

We garner our initial knowledge of the Lord in the home. There, we learn how to honor our parents, and in so learning, we learn that we are not the center of all things.

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The Large Catechism – part 127

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Scripture Text: Isaiah 2:5

Being obedient does not always make sense to us. This was especially the case when we were children. My father drove me crazy with his demands and discipline. He makes more sense to me now, some 50 years later.

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The Large Catechism – part 126

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Scripture Text: Isaiah 2:5

Being obedient does not always make sense to us. This was especially the case when we were children. My father drove me crazy with his demands and discipline. He makes more sense to me now, some 50 years later.

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The Large Catechism – part 125

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Scripture Text: Zechariah 14:6–7

Frankly, things look practically dark. It is difficult to look at the world and think otherwise. Look at all the young people out there who did not learn enough sense from their parents...

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The Large Catechism – part 124

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Ephesians 1:15–18

True holiness and enlightenment is that which receives its righteousness and revelation from the living Christ, rather than trying to squeeze piety and secrets from the dead husk of works and religion.

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The Large Catechism – part 123

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Ephesians 1:3–10

We are the workmanship of God, and have been created in Christ for good works. Though God’s grace saves us through faith in Christ Jesus, we are nonetheless, expected to bear fruit...

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The Large Catechism – part 122

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: 1 Corinthians 3:10–11

“I will give up heating this year for God! He will respect me for that sacrifice and grant me entrance at heaven’s gates.” As some old friends of mine used to say mockingly, “Let me know how that works out for you.”

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The Large Catechism – part 121

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Scripture Text: Luke 18:15–17

Mothers and fathers are given a great honor; let them rise to the responsibility of that honor. Let them teach their children the commandments and the whole Word of God...

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The Large Catechism – part 120

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Revelation 13:5–10

Those who depend upon their works instead of their hope and faith in the great work of Christ Jesus have already bowed to the beast. In doing so, they have knelt before the dragon...

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The Large Catechism – part 119

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Revelation 12:17

It is not easy to be a child. Nor is it easy to be followers of Christ, his church. One may, at first, imagine the difficulty lies in keeping the commandments—for who can do so with the slightest measure of perfection?

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The Large Catechism – part 118

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Scripture Text: Luke 11:27–28

How ironic that we consider the Fourth Commandment while reading today’s gospel lesson. A woman in the crowd seeks to honor the mother of Jesus, and Jesus improves upon her blessing...

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The Large Catechism – part 117

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Luke 11:23

We cannot imagine how something could be so; the Lord surely did not mean it that way. Perhaps it was just a man writing down his own thoughts that came to be considered The Holy Bible.

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The Large Catechism – part 116

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Luke 10:25–28

Even Jesus obeyed the commandment to honor his earthly parents, as well as his heavenly Father. Honoring one’s parents is an extension of the greatest commandment.

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The Large Catechism – part 115

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Scripture Text: Micah 4:2

Feeling angry, arrogant, rebellious? Would you vent your frustrations on the Lord using insolent words? Of course not; you should not do so with your parents either.

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The Large Catechism – part 114

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Scripture Text: Luke 10:2

The harvest begins at home. Knowing how the kingdom laborers will be limited, God orders matters efficiently from the outset. There are two workers assigned to each of us so that we may each be properly gathered into his harvest.

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The Large Catechism – part 110

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 27:11

You may think that Paul’s warning to the centurion was not inspired. Yet, see how it finds its way into Luke’s account, into the Scripture? There is great danger in not paying attention to biblical counsel.

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The Large Catechism – part 109

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Scripture Text: Luke 8:40

Does it seem to you that some time has passed since you have heard from the Lord? Or, on the other hand, does it seem like it was only moments ago that God spoke?

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The Large Catechism – part 108

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Luke 9:28

Who was hounded by the devil more than Jesus? Now ask yourself: who has ever prayed more? Knowing the need, Jesus modeled the life of prayer to his disciples.

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The Large Catechism – part 107

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 28:11–15

Look at all the trouble that Paul and Luke went to just to preach the gospel. This is the great mission of the church, and they undertook it with passion. We should receive the proclaimed gospel with a matched passion...

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The Large Catechism – part 106

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 27:30-31

Troubles come and troubles go, but we must abide in the ship. We hear the Word on the Lord’s Day, but we should remember it and keep it throughout the week.

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The Large Catechism – part 105

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Scripture Text: Hosea 8:7

Hosea’s agricultural imagery depicts the results of idolatry. It is the same as sowing your seed in the wind. The outcome is more wind, or if the seed blows to other properties, they will eat the grain.

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The Large Catechism – part 104

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Scripture Text: Luke 6:46

“There’s the rub!” as Shakespeare had Hamlet say. What is the origin of this famous saying? Believe it or not; it comes from bowling.

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The Large Catechism – part 103

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Luke 6:5

Laws are not established as mere prohibition, but as protection and benefit for the people. This is the case with divine law as well as human.

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The Large Catechism – part 102

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Hosea 3:1–5

What do you have to do in order to become holy? Nothing but follow him who makes one holy. We are called to follow him so we may be present for his great blessings.

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The Large Catechism – part 101

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Luke 5:20–21

What greater words are these, spoken by God himself? The promise, “You are forgiven.” is received by God’s grace through faith alone.

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The Large Catechism – part 100

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 20:32

God’s word, the gospel, is the very power of salvation. This is how God bequests the eternal inheritance of the saints. He constructs a Christian through the word of his grace—in other words, through the righteousness of Christ.

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The Large Catechism – part 99

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Luke 4:31–32

Everywhere Jesus traveled, he healed people, and fed them, but also taught them in the synagogues, as well as on the mountains and plains. Never once did he complain that all those people ever wanted out of him was his word.

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The Large Catechism – part 98

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Luke 4:16

Great blessing awaits those who have developed the practice of going to worship on the Lord’s Day. But if they attend church only to go through the motions, not truly involved in the what is happening...

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The Large Catechism – part 97

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Luke 4:4

We spend our days working for the food to feed ourselves and our families, struggling for higher position, and trying to keep illness and death at bay. These were the very temptations that faced Jesus in the wilderness.

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The Large Catechism – part 96

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 18:12–13

If local, state, or federal law change to the degree of demanding that you must not worship on the Lord’s Day, you have but one option, Christian.

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The Large Catechism – part 95

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Esther 4:14

Why are you in the kingdom but to be a suitable subject, doing your king’s bidding? But what is his will? you may wonder. He has made this matter obvious, though the details may seem unclear.

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The Large Catechism – part 94

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Scripture Text: Acts 17:10–11

Would you be ignoble? Ignore the Scriptures. Would you be honorable? Attend to the weekly service to hear the word of God read and expounded.

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The Large Catechism – part 93

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Scripture Text: Acts 16:25

Christians worship, not only when commanded, but when there is need. Are you a sinner in need of forgiveness? Worship. Are you thankful? Worship.

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The Large Catechism – part 92

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Scripture Text: Acts 16:22–24

On their way to worship, Paul and Silas were hounded by a slave fortune teller, whom they healed of demonic possession, essentially cutting of a flow of money to her owners. For this, they had Paul and Silas beaten and imprisoned.

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The Large Catechism – part 91

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 16:13–14

Take a break. Find respite from the hubbub every day, if you can. It is a great way to honor the First Commandment, to put the Lord first in your day. But certainly take a break on the Lord’s Day.

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The Large Catechism – part 90

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Scripture Text: Acts 15:19

What is the aim of the gospel? That question will guide you in determining if something is a matter of the spirit or a religious observance.

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The Large Catechism – part 89

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Scripture Text: Acts 15:10–11

When we read the law, much less try to keep it, we must also hear the word of grace. The commandments do us no good without God’s grace.

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The Large Catechism – part 88

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Scripture Text: Acts 14:21–22

Find a way! Speak their language while proclaiming the word of truth. Teach in different ways. Get through to them, especially as pertains to these first commandments.

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The Large Catechism – part 87

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Job 29:14

This is what The Small Catechism does; it teaches us to put on the only righteousness that is effective. It instructs us to fear, love, and trust in God, who alone is our righteousness.

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The Large Catechism – part 86

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: John 10:27–29

We do well to entrust ourselves to God. He is faithful to strengthen us and protect us from evil. He is faithful to so in this life and save us for the life to come.

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The Large Catechism – part 85

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Scripture Text: Job 19:25-26

Poor Job was tormented by his friends, shunned by his family, and was of the opinion that God was after him. Did he simply complain about his plight? Was he reduced to whining about his tribulations?

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The Large Catechism – part 84

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: John 9:3

There is no easier way for the works of God to be demonstrated in our lives than by our calling upon the Father. See the different ways we pray it is so. May your name be holy among us.

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The Large Catechism – part 83

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Scripture Text: Acts 12:21–24

In this example of Herod, we may quickly observe what is important to God. Herod was full of himself, wanting people to hear his words.

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The Large Catechism – part 82

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Job 13:7

Some people, those relying on their own old nature, cannot bear to hear God’s word, let alone understand it. They will not listen, because they are not of God; they do not have a new nature.

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The Large Catechism – part 81

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: John 8:31–32

The disciples of Jesus were first called Christians in Antioch. Some say that this means “little Christs.” If so — if Christians are those who would imitate him — their lying would immediately bring dishonor to the name of the God whom they follow.

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The Large Catechism – part 80

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 10:43

The worst way to take God’s name in vain, is to say or believe that favor from God is received in one’s own name, his own reputation — in other words, by the merits of what he does.

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The Large Catechism – part 79

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: John 7:17

Jesus uses the Name in a doubly devout manner. Not only does he teach what his Father sent him to teach, he gives God the credit too. Jesus’ teaching depended on the reputation of the one who sent him.

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The Large Catechism – part 78

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Job 7:21

Jesus taught us in the Fifth Petition of his prayer to trust in God for forgiveness of our sins. Human nature reasons that our suffering is caused by God no longer loving us, and that there must be a reason for the loss of his care.

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The Large Catechism – part 77

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: John 6:63

Why is it that God is so concerned with words, that we speak the truth and use his name, his reputation, with care? Words, true words, create life. They create faith in Christ Jesus, which leads to eternal life.

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The Large Catechism – part 76

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 9:31

Fear is a good thing. But we say that we do not want our children growing up, fearing the Lord. We want them to fear hot stoves, bad influences, and other harmful things, but not to fear taking the Lord’s name in vain.

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The Large Catechism – part 75

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: John 6:40

Everywhere one turns, there are lies and deception. In the modern age, we call it spinning the truth, and thereby, we even lie about lying. People claim to no longer lie, but to simply spin the truth.

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The Large Catechism – part 74

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Job 1:20–22

Wickedness exists because people want things their way. They want what belongs to another, or they want but will not work. They want their own will be done, not, “Thy will be done.”

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The Large Catechism – part 73

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Judges 18:20

Have you ever noticed in the Old Testament the convention of capitalizing the word “Lord,” or sometimes “God”? These indicate a place where the consonantal name of God, YHWH...

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The Large Catechism – part 72

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 8:1–3

Name-calling, threats, imprisonment, and murder are bad enough but when they are done under the cover of religion, these things are contemptible.

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The Large Catechism – part 71

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Judges 17:6

Micah stole a great sum of money from his mother, then returned it because he feared her curse. She then dedicated it to the Lord, evidently hoping to amend the curse that ended up being upon her son.

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The Large Catechism – part 70

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: John 4:48

Among the crowds was a royal official who believed Jesus. While he took Jesus at his word, the rest seemed to need a show of it: signs and miracles.

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The Large Catechism – part 69

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Judges 14:18

As one would imagine, there are stark differences between Samson and Jesus. Samson took whatever his flesh desired. Jesus wanted what his Father willed. Samson killed to get what would not come to him naturally.

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The Large Catechism – part 68

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Scripture Text: John 4:7–10

See how near the Samaritan woman was to missing the grace of God. Old wounds and deep pride kept her from speaking the truth.

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The Large Catechism – part 67

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 5:41

If the apostles had promised to teach no longer about Jesus, but did so anyway, they would have taken the Lord’s name in vain. They would have lied in the name of God.

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The Large Catechism – part 66

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Scripture Text: John 3:5

The keeping of the commandments, so far as it depends upon us, begins with controlling the tongue. The Apostle James said that the tongue is a restless evil, so we must try to give it a rest.

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The Large Catechism – part 65

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Scripture Text: Judges 8:22–23

Conversely, when the First Commandment is not observed, the other commandments will be broken. See how quickly, even after Gideon says God will rule the people, they put their trust in an object.

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The Large Catechism – part 64

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 3:16

It needs saying again, that a particular idol is always lurking nearby. We need to be aware of it so that we may give it a good kick behind us.

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The Large Catechism – part 63

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Acts 3:6

Look to the lowly apostles. None of them was high or mighty in the ways of the world. They were mostly fishermen, but because they put their trust in the Lord, God made them fishers of men.

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The Large Catechism – part 62

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Scripture Text: Judges 6:36–38

If you would trust anything in this life, trust that which has been from the beginning, that truth which continues to flow down to us today.

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The Large Catechism – part 61

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Scripture Text: Acts 2:1–4

Gathering together, likely for prayer and the latest word from the apostles, those earliest disciples were probably considered fools by those in the streets of Jerusalem.

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The Large Catechism – part 60

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Judges 4:14

Just as Joshua exhorted the Israelites to choose whom they would serve, Deborah pressed Barak to trust the one God, fearing him more than Jaban, the Canaanite king, and his commander Sisera, with all his troops.

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The Large Catechism – part 59

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Scripture Text: Matthew 27:46

It may seem, at first, that God’s offer is not so friendly, for we see readily enough in the commandment, the threat of his wrath if we disobey. And how can we not disobey?

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The Large Catechism – part 58

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Romans 16:25–27

Because God is a loving Father who cares for those who believe in him, we owe it to him to esteem him above all else. Yet, even those who do not believe are obliged to honor him, simply because he is God.

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The Large Catechism – part 57

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Joshua 24:23

Because God is a loving Father who cares for those who believe in him, we owe it to him to esteem him above all else. Yet, even those who do not believe are obliged to honor him, simply because he is God.

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The Large Catechism – part 56

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Scripture Text: Joshua 10:3–5

The news had traveled throughout the land, how God had fought Israel’s battles. Country after country, and city after city were terrified of Israel’s approach. Still, the king of Jerusalem dared defy God’s will by asking four other kings to help him with their armies at their sides.

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The Large Catechism – part 55

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Scripture Text: Joshua 8:32–35

First, let us deal with the common misconception that because my father or mother sinned, I and my children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren will pay for their transgression.

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The Large Catechism – part 54

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Joshua 8:32–35

If you have ever watched someone incise a single letter into slate, you can imagine how long it took Joshua to engrave the whole law on the altar at Mt. Ebal.

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The Large Catechism – part 53

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Joshua 8:1–2

We want it, and we want it now. Furthermore, we want what we want, not that which is given. This is a depiction of children, but when adults act that way, it is an indictment.

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The Large Catechism – part 52

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Joshua 7:13

Lest we lose sight of our theme, we are considering how all good gifts come from God. We do not take them; we receive them. Some of the Israelites snatched blessings from Jericho’s dead.

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The Large Catechism – part 51

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Romans 12:12–13

Of course, the risk is that the First Commandment be turned into a business venture. If you just do this or that, it might be promoted, then God will give you whatever you desire.

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The Large Catechism – part 50

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Romans 12:3

One cannot think of himself any more highly than to think he is fit to do what only God can do. God helps us in our human weakness, comforts us in our consciences, and saves us, not only from our sins, but also to eternal life.

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The Large Catechism – part 49

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Romans 11:36

All good is from God, as well as through him, and returning to him. He gets the credit: all the credit. I do not get the glory, nor do you. Government does not get the praise, nor its politicians.

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The Large Catechism – part 48

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Romans 11:19–20

There is no greater idol, no hollower false god, than self. When we puff ourselves up with religious pride, we should remember that only emptiness may be inflated

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The Large Catechism – part 47

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Romans 11:8–11

Minerva is the Roman counterpart to the modern idol of work and industry. There is nothing wrong with a day’s work or of being industrious.

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The Large Catechism – part 46

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Romans 9:16

You may be certain that God will abandon the one who trusts in himself — to himself. If a person takes pleasure in his own striving, if he finds consolation in his devotion, if he is confident in anyone but God, he will discover himself undone.

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The Large Catechism – part 45

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Romans 8:32

We should, without any difficulty, be able to expect from God alone all good things, for he has given us the greatest gift already. He has provided for us forgiveness, salvation, and eternal life through his Son.

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The Large Catechism – part 44

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Romans 8:26–27

Where does your help come from; from whom should you expect any assistance? To place your hope and trust in anyone but God is idolatry.

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The Large Catechism – part 43

Lessons in the Lutheran Confessions

Scripture Text: Numbers 24:10–13

Balak is exasperated at the realization that he cannot have his own way. He tried three times to coerce Balaam to curse God’s people, yet God blessed them three times over.

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