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Time Out, Episode 150

Text: John 1:35-51
Hymn: TLH 92, Now Sing We Now, Rejoice
Kretzmann Commentary: John 1:35-51
Bonus Bumper: Cherubini, Requiem, “Agnus Dei”
Overtime Bumper: Enya, And Winter Came, “Oíche Chiúin (Chorale)”

Merry Christmas!

We wrap up John with the beginning of the ministry of Jesus. Jesus has already amazed the disciples, but still more amazing things are coming — like a death and resurrection!

The Overtime is all Christmas carols. “Infant Holy, Infant Lowly” is from 2010, and “All My Heart Again Rejoices” is from 2009. We finish with a carol from Bethany Lutheran Church in Naperville, IL. The video can be found on Vimeo.

“What Child is This,” can also be seen on YouTube. Please share it with your family and friends!

 
393: Setting from Lutheran Service Book © 2006 Concordia Publishing House. Used by permission.

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Time Out, 7th O Antiphon: O Emmanuel

O Emmanuel

O Emmanuel, our king and our Lord, the anointed for the nations and their Savior:

Come and save us, O Lord our God.

 

Text from LSB 357, “O” Antiphons.

Psalm tone from the Brotherhood Prayer Book, published by Emmanuel Press. Used with permission.

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Time Out, Episode 149

Text: John 1:19-34
Hymn: 357, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, with Michele Bunyon
Kretzmann Commentary: John 1:19-34
Bonus Bumper: Handel, Messiah, “Behold the Lamb of God”

Our second episode of three in John 1 covers the testimony of John the Baptist. Always pointing to the Messiah; what an example.

O King of the Nations

O King of the nations, the ruler they long for, the cornerstone uniting all people:

Come and save us all, whom you formed out of clay.

Text from LSB 357, “O” Antiphons.
Psalm tone from the Brotherhood Prayer Book, published by Emmanuel Press. Used with permission.

Guest vocalist Michele Bunyon, who attends Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Columbus, OH, joins us on the hymn. Come, Lord Jesus, come soon.

 

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Time Out, 5th O Antiphon: O Dayspring

O Dayspring

O Dayspring, splendor of light everlasting:

Come and enlighten those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death.

 
Text from LSB 357, “O” Antiphons.
Psalm tone from the Brotherhood Prayer Book, published by Emmanuel Press. Used with permission.

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