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For twenty years now the Revised Common Lectionary (RCL) has been doing its work among us. . . . It has had to win its way simply by its own excellence and by the appeal of the idea of reading the scriptures on Sundays and feast days in concert with other Christians in churches across the world as a sign of our unity in Jesus Christ." from the introduction by Gordon LathropThis edition includes the definitive list of RCL citations together with a new comprehensive introduction and notes to the reading sets, illuminating the origin and development of the lectionary that is explored weekly by thousands of preachers, worship leaders, and students of scripture.

Lutheran Study Biblefeatures the NRSV translation as well as introductions, notes, and articles written by more than sixty Lutheran pastors and teaching theologians. This resource is designed to invite readers to experience the Bible and its message through solid background material, unique Lutheran insights, and opportunities for faith reflection. Reader-friendly, inviting, and engaging, this is the perfect study Bible for those who want to encounter Scripture in a fresh and new way!Lutheran Study Bibleincludes four types of study notes: > The World of the Bible notes explore the historical, cultural, and geographic background of a particular passage. Biblical Concepts explain key words or themes in the context of other parts of Scripture. Lutheran Perspectives highlight Lutheran theological insights and catechetical connections drawn from particular passages. Faith Reflections provide commentary and questions that encourage life application.NoteLutheran Study Biblecontains 10-point biblical text and 7-point study notes. See the chart of Bible Type Sizes below for comparison of type point size.

Most of us hear Bible readings on Sunday, and most of us want help continuing to connect with the Bible throughout the week. This new resource, crafted by the group behind the Revised Common Lectionary, helps lay and ordained believers read the Bible in a way that resonates with the RCL. Thursday through Saturday readings help prepare the reader for the Sunday reading ahead. Monday through Wednesday readings help the reader reflect and digest on what they heard at church. Includes daily readings for the full three-year lectionary cycle.