Lindemann on Epiphany 4
THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER THE EPIPHANY The miracles of the Epiphany are to be regarded rather as manifestations than as formal proofs of our Lord’s deity. Their purpose was not mainly evidential but...
View ArticlePius Parsch and Prosper Gueranger on Epiphany 4 – Matthew 8:23-27
Parsch The Gospel story represents Christ’s Easter combat and triumph. For every Sunday is Easter, is resurrection. Every Sunday we celebrate Christ’s death and resurrection in ourselves. Throughout...
View ArticleA Helpful Luther Quote for Epiphany 4 – Matthew 8:1-13
An excerpt of Luther’s Introduction to Paul’s Epistle to the Romans.
View ArticleLuther on Epiphany 4 – Matthew 8:23-27
These quotes are from his House Postils. I commend the entire sermon for your edification. Today’s Gospel presents an episode from which we learn not what things we are to do – for there is no mention...
View ArticleEpiphany 4 – Matthew 8:23-27
In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit When the storms of life comes thrashing, to whom do you turn? For Jesus’ disciples there wasn’t much of a choice. They were in a boat...
View ArticleSermon for Epiphany IV
Sermon on St. Matthew 8:23-27 Epiphany IV + Jesu Juva + What sort of man is this, that even the winds and sea obey him? — St. Matthew 8:27 We pray in one Epiphany hymn that Jesus is “Manifest in...
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