Mark 10:42-53 Impolitic Bartimaeus

from Martin Luther's Evening Prayer · host Dr. Richard Zeile

After the classic morning hymn, "Christ Whose Glory fills the Skies", corporate confession, introit, collect and reading from Hebrews 7, Dr. Zeile points out the political implications of Bartimaeus' call to the Son of David, and the part this played in Jesus' crucifixion. The imploring hymn, O Lord Hear my Prayer" concludes this meditation.Send us Fan Mail

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