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LCMS Convention Workbook St. Louis, Missouri — 1983, Page 417

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P Upon this sour confession, I. as
a called and ordained servant of the
Word, announce the grace of God to
all of you, and in the stead and by
the command of my Lord Jesus
Christ I forgive you all your sins in
the name of the Father and of the +
Son and of the Holy Spirit.

@ Amen

Stand

PROPOSED AGENDA

of sour will and true obedience to
sour Word, to the end that by sour
grace We May come to everlasting
lite: through Jesus Christ. our Lord
Amen

The minister stands and pronounces
the declaration of grace

e Almighty God. our heavenly
Father. has had mercy on us and has
given his only Son to die for us and
for his sake forgives us all our sins.
To those who believe on his name he
gives power to become the children
of God and has promised them his
Holy Spirit. He that believes and is
baptized shall be saved. Grant this.
Lord, to us all.

4. The INTROIT OF THE DAY ws sung

So The KY RIE i sung. Himn 209. “Kyrie, God Father.” may he used ay an

alternate.

6 The COLLECT OF THE DAY ts chanted or said.

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e Al-might-» God. graciously behold this your family.

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for whom our Lord Jesus Christ was willing to be betrayed.to be given into the hands
of sinners, and to suffer death on the cross:
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who now lives and reigns with vou and
the Holy Spirit. one God, now and for - evo + er.

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For 1 have redeemed you from the house of bond - age. and you have

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nailed yourSav - ior to

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the cross. O my peo - ple.

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Lord God, holy and might - s God, holy and most merciful Re-

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deem + er: God elerisa! jease us not to

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bit - ter death re) Lord, have mer . ey
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G “Lamb of God. Pure and Sinless.~

Hymn 208, st. |

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Thus says the Lord: Whathavel done toyou,Omy peo -

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° The OLD TESTAMENT READING is announced and read.

A The Old Testament Reading for Good Friday is from the
chapter of

&. The GRADUAL FOR THE SEASON or the appointed PSALM 1s sung or
said.

9. The EPISTLE ts announced and read.
A The Epistle is from the ________ chapter of

14. The following REPROACHES (Improperia; are chanted or said by the Pastor
or cantor. the congregation responding with the appointed hymn stanza. instead or
the himn stanza. the }ERSE appointed for Good Friday (see Lutheran W orship.
“Pew Edition.” page 45) may be sung bs the choir.

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» Thus says the Lord: What have donetoyou.Omy peo - pie.
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and wherein have lof - fend-ed you? An -  swer me.
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For 1 have raised you up out of the prison - house of sin and
Pa 1 t

death, and you have delivered up your Redeemer to be scourged.
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and wherein havelof - fend-ed you?

For I have conquered all your foes. and you have given me over and

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delivered me to those who per - se - cute me. For I have fed you with

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my Word and refreshed you with living wa - ter. and you have given
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me gall and vin-e- gar to drink. O my

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Ho-ly Lord God, holy and mght- ¥ God. hols and most merciful Re-

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