Sunday Readings
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2 Kings 5: 14-17
Naaman is brought to belief in Elisha’s God through being healed of his leprosy.
2 Timothy 2: 8-13
Paul explains that suffering like his is worthwhile for the sake of witnessing to the Good News of salvation and eternal glory for believers.
Luke 17: 11-19
Jesus, the Messiah, heals ten lepers, but only one of them, a Samaritan, returns to thank him, and is promised salvation.
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Habakkuk 1: 2-3; 2: 2-4
In times of trial or tiredness, humanity fails to see the hand of God at work.
God asks for faithfulness.
2 Timothy 1: 6-8. 13-14
St Paul reminds the community that they should never be ashamed to be witnesses of the Lord Jesus.
Luke 17:5-10
The disciples recognise their need for an increase in faith.
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Wisdom 9:13-18
The writer reminds us that no one can know Gods intentions. It is hard enough to know earthly things, let alone heavenly matters. Wisdom comes from God alone.
Philemon 9-10. 12-17
In his letter to Philemon, Paul says he is sending Onesimus back, not as a slave but as a brother, and asks Philemon to welcome him and treat him as though he were Paul himself.
Luke 14: 25-33
Jesus speaks of the cost of discipleship. He likens it to a man about to build a tower, or a king about to go into battle, who must calculate the cost of the venture beforehand.
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Amos 6: 1. 4-7
A stark warning: the self-satisfied rich will be the first to be punished.
1 Timothy 6: 11-16
Paul encourages Timothy to persevere in doing what is right.
Luke 16:19-31
It is not enough to do no harm. To be human means responding to the needs of others.