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The Church Of the Good Shepherd
The Rev. Larry C. Morrison, Rector
| Septuagesima | February 5, 2012 |
| The Order for Holy Communion | |
| Opening Prayer | |
| Processional Hymn | Blessed Jesus At Thy Word † |
| Psalm of the month 95 | Music “Bon Accord (CMR)” Scottish Psalter, Aberdeen, 1625 p358† |
| Collect for Purity | Prayer Book 67 |
| The Decalogue and Summary of the Law | 68 |
| Collect for the Day | 118 |
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o lord,
we beesch thee favourably to hear the prayers of thy people; that we, who are justly punished for our offences, may be mercifully delivered by thy goodness, for the glory of thy Name; through jesus christ our saviour, who liveth and reigneth with thee and the holy ghost ever, one god, world without end. Amen.
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| Old Testament, Joshua 1:1-9 | p 238 |
| Psalm 124 | p 647 |
| The Epistle, 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 | p 1139 |
| Metrical Psalm 124 vs. 1-4 | Music “Old 124th” Genevan Psalter, 1551 p 289† |
| The Gospel, Matthew 20:1-16 | p 970 |
| Metrical Psalm 124 vs. 5-8 | Music “Old 124th” Genevan Psalter, 1551 p 290† |
| The Sermon | |
| Offertory | |
| Doxology | |
| Prayer for the Whole State of christ’s Church | 74 |
| Invitation, Confession and Absolution | 75 |
| The Comfortable Words | 76 |
| Sursum Corda and Sanctus | 76 |
| Prayer of Consecration | 80 |
| The lord’s Prayer | 82 |
| Communion | |
| The Prayer of Thanksgiving | 83 |
| Gloria in Excelsis | 84 |
| Benediction | 84 |
| Recessional Hymn | Be Thou My Vision † |
| Closing Prayer and Organ Postlude | |
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PSALM COMMENTARY
Theme — Help
This psalm speaks of a great deliverance when all seemed lost. The precise historical circumstance is uncertain, but one can easily see the glory of god’s grace in christ. The death of christ seemed a mockery of justice, indeed, the triumph of injustice, but the resurrection showed it to be the manifestation of god’s love so that grace might reign through righteousness the captives going free.
The first American edition of the Book of Common Prayer (1789) contained a rubric authorizing the use of hymns set forth by proper authority. This prayer book was bound with a metrical Psalter and 27 hymns, without tunes. Subsequent editions of the Hymnal witnessed the gradual elimination of the metrical Psalter, the expansion of the number and variety of hymns, and the inclusion of Service Music for the prayer book office, eventually published as a separate volume.
Attention Readers and Cantors
Psalm of the Month — Andrew St Jean
Ten Commandments — Andrew St Jean
Old Testament — Steve Ritter
Responsive Psalm — Steve McLeod
Epistle — Robert Thoburn
Metrical Psalm Precentor: Steven St. Jean
Prayers of the People — Steven St. Jean
Intercessioins — Bobby Thoburn, and Philip St Jean
Acolytes — Joseph Ritter and Philip St Jean
Joshua 1 — Geneva Notes, Matthew Henry (concise), Matthew Henry (complete)
Psalm 124 — Geneva Notes, Matthew Henry (concise), Matthew Henry (complete)
1 Corinthians 9 — Geneva Notes, Matthew Henry (concise), Matthew Henry (complete)
Matthew 20 — Geneva Notes, Matthew Henry (concise), Matthew Henry (complete)
Psalm 95 — Geneva Notes, Matthew Henry (concise), Matthew Henry (complete)
Net Ministries — A pronunciation guide including audio is found here.
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