Daily Morning Prayer and The Litany (10/29/25): Psalm 139-141; Ecclesiasticus 10; Luke 15; Metrical Psalm 18:25-31

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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 and The Litany (10/29/25): Psalm 139-141; Ecclesiasticus 10; Luke 15; Metrical Psalm 18:25-31

The 1662 Daily Office Podcast

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Daily Morning Prayer and The Litany (10/29/25): Psalm 139-141; Ecclesiasticus 10; Luke 15; Metrical Psalm 18:25-31

Daily Morning Prayer and The Litany (10/29/25) from Trinity Anglican Church (Connersville, IN): Psalm 139-141; Ecclesiasticus 10; Luke 15; Metrical Psalm 18:25-31

25,26 Thou suit'st, O Lord, thy righteous ways to various paths of human kind; with thee shall wondrous mercy find. They, who for mercy merit praise, Thou to the just shalt justice show, the pure thy purity shah see; Such as perversely choose to go, shall meet with due returns from thee. 27,28 That he the humble soul will save, and crush the haughty's boasted might, In me the Lord an instance gave, whose darkness he has turned to light. 29 On his firm succor I relyed, and did o'er num'rous foes prevail; Nor feared, whilst he was on my side, the best defended walls to scale. 30 For God's designs shall still succeed his word will bear the utmost test: He's a strong shield to all that need, and on his sure protection rest. 31 Who then deserves to be adored, but God on whom my hopes depend? Or who, except the mighty Lord, can with resistless pow'r defend?

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