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Daily Archives: 23 December 2020
Scripture for the Sick or Dying: Psalm 25
For being an acrostic psalm (each line begins with the letters of the Hebrew alphabet, in order), the 25th holds up very well compared to the occasional disjointedness in other compositions. In the Lectionary for the care of people who … Continue reading
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