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Tag Archives: Tod
O Christ, You walked the road… (LSB 424)
O Christ, You walked the road Our wand’ring feet must go. You faced with us temptation’s pow’r And fought our ancient foe. No bread of earth alone Can fill our hung’ring hearts. Lord, help us seek Your living Word, The … Continue reading
Posted in Lent
Tagged Bäckers frisch Gebäck, Kreuzweg, Lösewort, LSB 424, O Christ you walked the road, Reich, Sünden Vergebung, Sündernot, Sieg, täglich Brot, Tod, Wille, Wunderwerke
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Zeuch ein zu Deinen Toren…
Zeuch ein zu Deinen Toren, Sei meines Herzens Gast, Der du, da ich geboren, Mich neu geboren hast, O hochgeliebter Geist Des Vaters und des Sohnes, Mit beiden gleichen Thrones, Mit beiden gleich gepreist. Zeuch ein, laß mich empfinden Und schmecken deine Kraft, Die Kraft, die uns … Continue reading
Posted in Hymns, Lieder, Pentecost, Uncategorized
Tagged Beten, Dreieinigkeit, Freude, Fried, Glaubenszier, Heiliger Geist, Herzleid, Leben, Paul Gerhard, Pfingsten, Reben, Salbung, Taufe, Tod
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Es ist ein Ros’ entsprungen …
1. Es ist ein Ros’ entsprungen, aus einer Wurzel zart, Wie uns die Alten sungen, von Jesse kam die Art, Und hat ein Blümlein bracht mitten im kalten Winter Wohl zu der halben Nacht. 2. Das Röslein, das ich meine, … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Lieder
Tagged 1599, Finsternis, Jesaja, Jesus, Köln, Maria, Rettung, rose, Sünde, Schein, Tod, Wahr Mensch, Wahrer Gott, Weihnacht, Wurzel
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„Tröstet, tröstet“, spricht der Herr…
1. “Tröstet, tröstet”, spricht der Herr, “mein Volk, daß es nicht zage mehr.” Der Sünde Last, des Todes Fron nimmt von euch Christus, Gottes Sohn. 2. Freundlich, freundlich rede du und sprich dem müden Volke zu: “Die Qual ist … Continue reading
Posted in Advent
Tagged Advent, Blüte, Christus, Ewiglich, Frei, Freundlich, Gottes Sohn, Gottes Wort, Gras, Himmelreich, Jesaja, Missetat, Qual, Sünde, Tod, Tröstet, Trost, Vergeben, Zorn
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Der reiche Mann und der arme Lazarus
Hier die heutige Predigt gehalten in St.Paul (Arcadia, SA) ueber Lukas 16:19-31 (Der reiche Mann und der arme Lazarus). Gottes Segen beim Lesen und Hoeren:
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Tagged Gleichnis, Gottes Wort, Lazarus, Lk16:19-31, Mose und die Propheten, Reiche Mann, St. Paul, Sterben, Tod
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Sterben mit dem ARD – Kommentar von Henryk M. Broder
And you thought, they only critique boring sermons? Now way! Read this and consider how “outsiders” hear your tunes, messages and twits. I find Broder amusing and provocative at the same time. Read here what he’s got to say: “In … Continue reading →