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Concordia Journal Winter 2023

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Advent 3 • Philippians 4:4–7 • December 16, 2012

By William Utech “Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!” Most days I have a pretty hard time with that one. I don’t think I’m alone… I have a friend in the ministry who, for the past half-dozen years or so, has been battling cancer. On more than a few occasions, ..

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Epiphany 2 • 1 Samuel 3: 1–10 (11–20) • January 15, 2012

by William Utech This text comes from a time in the history of the people of Israel when “the word of the Lord was rare” (v. 1), and on the heels of the time of the Judges when “all the people did what was right in their own eyes” (Jgs 21:25). In fact, in chapter two ..

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Epiphany 7 • Matthew 5:38–48 • February 20, 2011

By William Utech Matthew wanted his Jewish readers to know and believe that Jesus is the promised Messiah and therefore shows him fulfilling Old Testament Scriptures. Jesus is portrayed as the climax of God’s grace to his people and to the world. This grace is complete and universal. For example, four non-Israelite women are included ..

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Advent 3 • Philippians 4:4–7 • December 16, 2012

Advent 3 • Philippians 4:4–7 • December 16, 2012

Epiphany 2 • 1 Samuel 3: 1–10 (11–20) • January 15, 2012

Epiphany 2 • 1 Samuel 3: 1–10 (11–20) • January 15, 2012

Epiphany 7 • Matthew 5:38–48 • February 20, 2011

Epiphany 7 • Matthew 5:38–48 • February 20, 2011

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