27 April 2014
Collects
Prayers
developed from the daily readings
Sunday 27 April
2014
Morning
Prayer
Psalm 114
God chooses people, establishes a nation – he is with
them from the start. The seas retreat, the Jordan River gives way, mountains and
hills shake – the earth recognises God’s hand. God is with them every step;
even rock turns into a spring of fresh water.
Revelation 19: 1 – 9
This is a segment of praise in heaven and earth for
God the true and eternal ruler of the earth and everything seen and unseen. The
smoke from the destruction of earthly powers rises to heaven like incense.
Christ is compared to a bridegroom; the church to the bride and all the
faithful the invited guests in great celebration of eternal closeness and
unity. The section ends with a blessing.
Collect for
Morning Prayer
Jamberoo benedictine Abbey NSW 2010 L Osburn |
Almighty
God ruler of all there is, seen and unseen, from everlasting to everlasting.
Help us as we come to worship you and spend time in prayer to feel your great
love and care for us. May we then pass on this depth of concern and love to all
we meet and in all we do today so that your love may be manifest throughout the
world through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord and the power of your Holy Spirit.
Amen.
Sunday 27 April
2014
Evening
Prayer
2 Samuel 22: 1 – 7 and 47 – 51
David has been saved from being killed by Saul. He
praises God. He explains how utterly hopeless his situation was and how close
he was to death. David praises God and promises to praise him forever, he and
his descendants.
Exodus 15: 1b – 13
This is a song of praise sung by Moses and the
Israelites after their passing through the sea. They praise God’s might and
steadfast love.
Mark 16: 1 – 8
When the Sabbath is over three women go to the tomb.
They find the tomb open and a young man clothed in white inside who tells them
not to be alarmed, that they are looking for Jesus Christ of Nazareth who had
been crucified, that Christ has been raised and he shows them where Jesus had
been. The young man tells them to tell Peter that Christ is going to Galilee.
The women flee in terror and say nothing to anyone.
Collect for
Evening Prayer
Parrots Jamberoo Benedictine Abbey NSW 2010 L Osburn |
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