Daily Morning Prayer (10/30/25): Psalms 144-146; Ecclesiasticus 12; Luke 16; Metrical Psalm 18:32-37

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The 1662 Daily Office Podcast

Trinity Anglican Church (Connersville, IN)

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Pray Morning and Evening Prayer according to the 1662 International Edition of the Book of Common Prayer. Through this discipline, a Christian reads the Old Testament once a year, the New Testament three times a year, and the Psalms every month. Anglican spirituality is deeply rooted in daily conforming ourselves to the study of God’s Word and the cycle of confession, supplication, praise, and thanksgiving. This daily service is a great way for people of all backgrounds and schedules to pray, learn, and grow in holiness. Uploads M, Thur.-Sate 8:45 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Sundays 1 and 5 pm

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Daily Morning Prayer (10/30/25): Psalms 144-146; Ecclesiasticus 12; Luke 16; Metrical Psalm 18:32-37

The 1662 Daily Office Podcast

31 minutes 28 seconds

2 weeks ago

Daily Morning Prayer (10/30/25): Psalms 144-146; Ecclesiasticus 12; Luke 16; Metrical Psalm 18:32-37

Daily Morning Prayer (10/30/25) from Trinity Anglican Church (Connersville, IN): Psalms 144-146; Ecclesiasticus 12; Luke 16; Metrical Psalm 18:32-37

32,33 'Tis God that girds my armor on, and all my just designs fulfils; Through him my feet can swiftly run, and nimbly climb the steepest hills. 34 Lessons of war from him I take, and manly weapons learn to wield; Strong bows of steel with ease to break, forced by my stronger arms to yield, 35 The buckler of his saving health protects me from assaulting foes; His hand sustains me still, my wealth and greatness from his bounty flows. 36 My goings he enlarged abroad, till then to narrow paths confined; And, when in slipp'ry ways I trod, the method of my steps designed. 37 Through him I num'rous hosts defeat, and flying squadrons captive take; Nor from my fierce pursuit retreat, till I a final conquest make.

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