Sunday Readings for Your Reflection: Liturgical Years 2011 (A), 2012 (B), and 2013 (C)
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Liturgical readings
2 Kings 5:14-17
Psalm 98
2 Timothy 2:8-13
Luke 17:11-19
If we have died with Christ, we shall also live with him.
Remember that Jesus Christ,
a descendant of David,
was raised from the dead.
This is the gospel I preach;
in preaching it
I suffer as a criminal,
even to the point
of being thrown into chains
- but there is no chaining
the word of God!
Therefore
I bear with all of this
for the sake of those
whom God has chosen,
in order that they may obtain
the salvation to be found
in Christ Jesus
and with it eternal glory.
You can depend on this:
If we have died with him
we shall also live with him;
If we hold out to the end
we shall also reign with him.
But if we deny him
he will deny us.
If we are unfaithful
he will still remain faithful,
for he cannot deny himself.
Scripture verses from the readings:
"Naaman's flesh became again like the flesh of a little child, and he was clean of his leprosy." (2 Kings 5)
"He has remembered his kindness and his faithfulness toward the house of Israel." (Psalm 98)
"If we hold out to the end we shall also reign with him." (2 Timothy 2)
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