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Comments are designed as brief commentaries on the readings from the Revised Common Lectionary suitable for any adult who wants to understand the lessons for the week. Each lesson has a brief commentary, with a link to the biblical text, and a brief outline of the whole biblical book.
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Saint Dominic contemplating the Scriptures Now we are Six!...
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Angelology doctrine concerning angels. In the Hebrew Bible,...
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Leviticus. Leviticus is one of the first five books in the...
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Comments have been prepared by Chris Haslam using reputable commentaries, and checked for accuracy by the Venerable Alan T Perry. While not intended to be exhaustive, they are an aid to reading the Scriptures with greater understanding.
Comments have been prepared by Chris Haslam using reputable commentaries, and checked for accuracy by the Venerable Alan T Perry. While not intended to be exhaustive, they are an aid to reading the Scriptures with greater understanding.
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Sep 8, 2024 · Commentaries on next Sunday's readings (following the RCL) from Chris Haslam and maintained by the Anglican Diocese of Montreal. The Common Worship (Church of England) daily lectionary is available in Outlook and Excel formats from the Church of England's website .
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Dec 25, 2020 · The Revised Common Lectionary — Year B, Beginning Advent 2020–2021. Lectionary readings for liturgical years beginning in Advent: 2022 2023 2024. [The following readings are used on the First Sunday after Christmas unless the readings for the Epiphany of the Lord are preferred.]
