Robert T. Young - Communion Meditation (January 30, 1972)

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	(placid organ music that drowns out singing)	0:02
-	I knock.	4:05
	If anyone hears my voice	4:08
	and opens the door,	4:12
	I will come in and eat with him	4:14
	and he with Me.	4:18
	Beloved, let us love one another,	4:21
	for love is of God,	4:25
	and he who loves is born of God	4:29
	and knows God.	4:34
	In this, the love of God was made manifest among us,	4:36
	that God sent his only Son into the world,	4:42
	so that we might live through him.	4:47
	The Lord be with you.	4:52
-	And with thy spirit.	4:54
-	Let us pray.	4:56
	Let us pray in unison, the Collect for Purity.	5:07
	Almighty God, under whom all hearts are open,	5:12
	all desires known,	5:16
	and from whom no secrets are hid,	5:19
	cleans the thoughts of our hearts	5:22
	by the inspiration of Thy Holy Spirit,	5:24
	that we may perfectly love Thee,	5:28
	and worthily magnify Thy holy name	5:30
	through Christ our Lord, amen.	5:34
	And now, as our Savior Christ hath taught us,	5:38
	we humbly pray together saying,	5:41
	Our Father, who art in heaven,	5:45
	hallowed be Thy Name,	5:48
	Thy kingdom come,	5:50
	Thy will be done,	5:53
	on earth as it is in Heaven.	5:54
	Give us this day our daily bread.	5:57
	And forgive us our trespasses,	6:01
	as we forgive those	6:03
	who trespass against us.	6:05
	And lead us not into temptation,	6:07
	but deliver us from evil.	6:11
	For Thine is the kingdom,	6:13
	and the power, and the glory,	6:15
	for ever, amen.	6:18
	(placid organ music)	6:24
	♪ Glory be to God on high ♪	6:32
	♪ And peace, good will toward men ♪	6:37
	♪ We praise Thee, we bless Thee ♪	6:43
	♪ We worship Thee ♪	6:47
	♪ We glorify Thee ♪	6:51
	♪ We give thanks to Thee for Thy great glory ♪	6:54
	♪ O Lord God, heavenly King ♪	7:01
	♪ God the Father almighty ♪	7:06
	♪ O Lord, the only begotten Son, Jesus Christ ♪	7:12
	♪ O Lord God Lamb of God ♪	7:19
	♪ Son of the Father ♪	7:24
	♪ That takest away the sins of the world ♪	7:29
	♪ Have mercy upon us ♪	7:34
	♪ Thou that takest away the sins of the world ♪	7:40
	♪ Receive our prayer ♪	7:45
	♪ Thou that sittest at the right hand of God the Father ♪	7:50
	♪ Have mercy upon us ♪	7:56
	♪ For thou only art holy ♪	8:02
	♪ Thou only art the Lord ♪	8:07
	♪ Thou only, O Christ, with the Holy Ghost ♪	8:12
	♪ Art the Most High ♪	8:19
	♪ In the glory of God the Father ♪	8:22
	♪ Amen ♪	8:28
-	He that do truly and earnestly repent of your sins,	8:35
	and are in love and charity with your neighbors,	8:41
	and intend to lead a new life,	8:45
	following the commandments of God,	8:48
	and walking from hence forth in His holy ways,	8:51
	draw near with faith,	8:56
	and take this holy sacrament to your comfort,	9:00
	and make your humble confession to Almighty God.	9:05
	Let us pray.	9:10
	Let us pray in unison the General Confession.	9:20
	Almighty God, Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,	9:24
	Maker of all things, Judge of all men,	9:29
	we acknowledge and bewail our manifold sins and wickedness,	9:33
	which we, from time to time, most grievously have committed,	9:38
	by thought, word and deed, against Thy Divine Majesty,	9:43
	we do earnestly repent,	9:49
	and are heartily sorry for these our misdoings.	9:51
	The remembrance of them is grievous unto us.	9:56
	Have mercy upon us, have mercy upon us,	10:00
	most merciful Father,	10:04
	for Thy Son our Lord Jesus Christ's sake,	10:06
	forgive us all that is past,	10:10
	and grant that we may ever hereafter	10:13
	serve and please Thee in newness of life,	10:15
	to the honor and glory of Thy name,	10:20
	through Jesus Christ our Lord, amen.	10:23
	Almighty God, our heavenly Father,	10:29
	who of Thy great mercy has promised forgiveness of sins	10:32
	to all them that with hearty repentance	10:39
	and true faith turn to Thee,	10:41
	have mercy upon us,	10:46
	pardon and deliver us from all our sins,	10:51
	confirm and strengthen us in all goodness,	10:55
	and bring us to everlasting life,	10:59
	through Jesus Christ our Lord, amen.	11:03
	Hear what comfortable words the Scripture say	11:10
	to all that truly turn to the Lord.	11:14
	God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son,	11:18
	that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish,	11:25
	but have everlasting life.	11:31
	This saying is true, and worthy of full acceptance,	11:34
	that Christ Jesus came into the world	11:40
	to save sinners.	11:45
	And now, let us pray for the whole State of Christ's Church,	11:52
	using the Litany.	11:57
	Most merciful Father,	12:00
	we humbly beseech Thee to receive these our prayers	12:02
	for the universal Church,	12:05
	that Thou will confirm it in the truth of Thy holy faith,	12:08
	inspire it with unity and concord,	12:13
	and extend and prosper it throughout the world.	12:17
	We beseech Thee also,	12:21
	so to guide and strengthen the witness of the Church,	12:23
	to those in authority in all nations,	12:28
	and they may maintain the justice and the welfare	12:32
	of all mankind.	12:36
	Hear us, we beseech Thee, oh Lord.	12:39
	Give grace, oh Heavenly Father	12:43
	to all ministers of Thy Church,	12:44
	that both by their life and doctrine	12:47
	they might set for Thy true and lively word,	12:50
	and faithfully administer Thy holy sacraments.	12:54
	And to all Thy people,	12:59
	give Thy heavenly grace,	13:01
	that with willing heart and due reverence	13:03
	they may hear and receive Thy holy Word,	13:07
	truly serving Thee in holiness and righteousness	13:10
	all the days of their lives.	13:14
	Hear us, we beseech Thee, oh Lord.	13:18
	And we most humbly beseech Thee of Thy goodness, oh Lord,	13:21
	to support and strengthen all those	13:25
	who in this transitory life are in trouble,	13:29
	sorrow, need, sickness,	13:34
	or any other adversity.	13:39
	Hear us, we beseech Thee, oh Lord.	13:43
	We remember with thanksgiving	13:46
	those who have loved and served Thee in Thy church on earth	13:49
	and who now rest from their labors,	13:52
	especially those most dear to us,	13:56
	whom we name in our hearts before Thee.	14:00
	And here, brethren,	14:07
	we would remember Professor Emeritus,	14:08
	Lesley Homer	14:14
	of the Department of Psychiatry,	14:16
	who died on Friday.	14:19
	Oh God, we commend unto Thee Lesley Homer,	14:22
	teacher extraordinary,	14:28
	councilor with knowledge,	14:32
	with wisdom and with compassion.	14:36
	Receive him in Thy Kingdom,	14:42
	and grant unto him joy and peace	14:45
	in Thy presence.	14:48
	And so, Lord, keep us in Thy fellowship	14:51
	with all Thy seats,	14:54
	and bring us at length	14:57
	to the joy of Thy heavenly Kingdom.	14:58
	Grant this, oh Father,	15:02
	for the sake of Jesus Christ,	15:05
	our only Mediator and Advocate, amen.	15:07
	(placid organ music)	15:15
	(choir singing)	15:44
-	Let us hear the word of God,	19:36
	as it is contained in the Gospel	19:38
	according to Matthew 6:25-34.	19:40
	Therefore I tell you, do not be anxious about your life,	19:49
	what you shall eat or what you shall drink,	19:55
	nor about your body, what you shall put on.	19:58
	Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothing?	20:03
	Look at the birds of the air,	20:09
	they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns,	20:11
	and yet your heavenly Father feeds them.	20:14
	Are you not of more value than they?	20:19
	And which of you by being anxious	20:22
	can add one cubic to his span of life?	20:24
	And why are you anxious about clothing?	20:29
	Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow,	20:32
	they neither toil nor spin.	20:35
	Yet I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory	20:38
	was not arrayed like one of these.	20:42
	But if God so clothes the grass of the field,	20:45
	which today is alive and tomorrow is thrown into the oven,	20:48
	will He not much more clothe you, O you of little faith?	20:53
	Therefore do not be anxious, saying, "What shall we eat?"	20:59
	or "What shall we drink?" or "What shall we wear?"	21:02
	For the Gentiles seek all these things,	21:05
	and your heavenly Father knows that you need them all,	21:07
	but seek first His Kingdom and His righteousness,	21:11
	and all these things shall be yours as well.	21:14
	Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow,	21:19
	for tomorrow will be anxious for itself.	21:24
	Let the day's own trouble be sufficient for the day,	21:27
	amen.	21:33
-	Do not be anxious about your life.	21:36
	Which of you, by being anxious, can add to his span of life,	21:40
	oh men of little faith?	21:44
	Therefore do not be anxious, saying, "What shall we eat?"	21:48
	or "What shall we drink?" or "What shall we wear?"	21:51
	Do not be anxious about tomorrow,	21:55
	for tomorrow will be anxious for itself.	21:58
	Let the day's own trouble be sufficient for the day.	22:01
	One day's dose is enough.	22:08
	Do not be anxious, do not be anxious--	22:13
	and yet we are anxious.	22:17
	Roger Shin calls anxiety	22:20
	life's deepest personal problem.	22:23
	And so I ask myself,	22:27
	"Bob, about what things	22:28
	or what experiences are you anxious?"	22:31
	And a whole host of fears come rolling up and rolling out:	22:35
	death, pain, sickness, cancer, falling,	22:39
	failing, loneliness, heartache, heartbreak,	22:44
	being rejected, losing, darkness,	22:49
	lightning, night, not succeeding,	22:53
	not having enough money,	22:57
	not being loved, not loving,	22:59
	not being wanted, not being needed.	23:02
	I'm afraid to live, to live life to the fullest.	23:06
	I'm afraid to die, to face the unknown and the unknowable.	23:11
	I'm afraid to be too successful,	23:16
	to get more than I really can handle,	23:19
	I'm afraid to fail	23:22
	because to fail might be more than I could bear.	23:24
	I doubt that there is any ordinary human fear	23:29
	that has not crossed my mind,	23:32
	or slept in my thoughts, or walked by my side,	23:34
	or sunk in my soul.	23:37
	You have probably had them,	23:40
	most of them.	23:44
	Look for a moment at this passage	23:46
	from the Sermon on the Mount.	23:48
	Jesus said to the disciples,	23:50
	"Oh, men of little faith,"	23:51
	and I ask, "How did he know?"	23:53
	He had just met these men;	23:56
	they had only been together a short period of time.	23:59
	He knew very little about them,	24:01
	and they knew little about him.	24:03
	How did he know that they were men of little faith?	24:06
	Well, you could say	24:10
	that Jesus was omnipotent and omniscient,	24:11
	all powerful and all knowing,	24:15
	but I prefer to think	24:16
	that Jesus spoke with authority about his disciples	24:18
	because he knew human nature.	24:21
	Jesus had not been with them long enough to know them,	24:26
	but he had lived long enough to know	24:29
	that we are all men of little faith.	24:32
	He knew that man lives with little faith,	24:38
	that faith is fleeting,	24:41
	that we get just a glimpse,	24:43
	that our grip slips away just as quickly as it grasps,	24:46
	that we know one moment and know not the next,	24:51
	that we hear and then we're deaf,	24:55
	that we see, and then go blind.	24:57
	He knew that faith comes and it goes.	25:00
	Samuel H. Miller puts it this way,	25:03
	"Believing means	25:06
	"that a man must stand at the edge of uncertainty,	25:07
	"where the dark dims the sureness of his sight,	25:11
	"and he must still find a solid stone	25:15
	"for a forward step.	25:19
	"It means that a man must do more	25:20
	"than add things together in some sort of precarious pile;	25:22
	"he must find a way of fitting them together."	25:26
	Viktor Frankl in "Man's Search for Meaning" says,	25:32
	"He who has a 'why' to live for,	25:35
	"can bear with almost any 'how',"	25:38
	and he should have known.	25:40
	After his years in the German concentration camps,	25:43
	living with fear, death, starvation,	25:46
	deprivation, hunger, and pain,	25:49
	just as Jesus should have known,	25:51
	and just as some of you know.	25:53
	Know that anxiety is a part of the fabric	25:58
	of the human predicament.	26:01
	Anxiety is written into everyone's book of life.	26:04
	Anxiety is curved into the sculpture of every person.	26:09
	Anxiety is real, it's honest,	26:14
	it's present, it's personal.	26:16
	Jesus knew this.	26:19
	You know this.	26:22
	Jesus did not say, "Seek ye first the Kingdom of Heaven,	26:24
	"and you'll have no fear, no worry, no anxiety."	26:27
	No, Jesus said, "Seek you first the Kingdom of Heaven,"	26:30
	and then he said, "Do not be anxious about tomorrow,	26:34
	"for tomorrow will be anxious for itself."	26:37
	In other words, one day's dose is enough.	26:40
	Yesterday's tomorrow, that is today,	26:44
	has all the anxiety in it we need.	26:47
	Today has its own cares and they are enough.	26:51
	Some days, one day has more than enough.	26:56
	John McGuire, in "The Dance of the Pilgrim" writes,	27:02
	"The world in which we live,	27:05
	"as depicted by contemporary American novelists	27:07
	"and as reflected in their own titles,	27:11
	"is 'lonely', 'strange', 'hollow', or 'alien'.	27:13
	"The hero is 'shipwrecked', 'thirsty',	27:19
	"or beset by 'disaster'."	27:22
	"'And in the history of this man on earth',	27:25
	"comments lgnazio Silone,	27:27
	"it is still and always, alas, Good Friday."	27:30
	And now, this word.	27:38
	God is in the midst of our anxiety,	27:40
	for the other side of fear is faith,	27:44
	the other side of doubt is devotion,	27:48
	the other side of anxiety is assurance,	27:50
	the other side of despair is hope.	27:53
	I'm not talking about two sides of a curtain,	27:57
	or of a coin, or a wall.	27:59
	If this were true, then things would be divided.	28:01
	But I'm talking about two sides of a person,	28:05
	two parts of a person, two experiences of a person,	28:08
	but these are in one,	28:12
	the one person who feels and knows both fear and faith,	28:15
	doubt and devotion, anxiety and assurance,	28:20
	despair and hope,	28:24
	and God is in the person, in you and me,	28:25
	God is in all these experiences.	28:29
	God is in the fear, the doubt, the anxiety, the despair--	28:34
	just as surely as he is in the faith, the assurance,	28:38
	the devotion, and the hope.	28:42
	We often forget that.	28:45
	We think that our Lord likes us,	28:48
	to use the colloquial phrase,	28:50
	or is with us, or cares about us,	28:52
	or knows us, or accepts us	28:54
	just when we are faithful, and good,	28:56
	and loving, and whole.	28:58
	Blasphemy!	28:59
	"I have come not to call the righteous,	29:05
	"but sinners.	29:10
	"The well have no need of a doctor.	29:12
	"It is the sick who need the physician.	29:17
	"I have come to seek and to save the lost,	29:21
	"to lift the brokenhearted, to set the prisoner free,	29:25
	"to release the captive, to strengthen the oppressed."	29:28
	Not, "Come to me all who are well and whole and strong,"	29:31
	but, "Come to me all who are burdened and heavy laden".	29:36
	One day's dose is enough.	29:41
	Often, it's more than enough.	29:43
	And our Lord says,	29:48
	"My grace is sufficient for you,	29:50
	"for you, for you.	29:56
	"This is my body which is broken for you.	30:00
	"This is my blood which is shed for you.	30:04
	"Take, eat, drink	30:09
	in remembrance of Me.	30:13
	"My grace is sufficient for you."	30:17
	In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.	30:24
	Amen.	30:30
	(placid organ music)	30:42
	♪ Were you there ♪	31:34
	♪ when they crucified my Lord? ♪	31:36
	♪ Were you there ♪	31:46
	♪ when they crucified my Lord? ♪	31:49
	♪ Oh! ♪	31:58
	♪ Sometimes it causes me ♪	32:04
	♪ to tremble ♪	32:10
	♪ Tremble ♪	32:14
	♪ Tremble ♪	32:17
	♪ Were you there ♪	32:22
	♪ when they crucified my Lord? ♪	32:26
	♪ Were you there ♪	32:38
	♪ when they nailed Him to the tree? ♪	32:41
	♪ Were you there ♪	32:52
	♪ when they nailed Him to the tree? ♪	32:55
	♪ Oh! ♪	33:04
	♪ Sometimes it causes me ♪	33:11
	♪ to tremble ♪	33:17
	♪ Tremble ♪	33:22
	♪ Tremble ♪	33:25
	♪ Were you there ♪	33:32
	♪ when they nailed Him to the tree? ♪	33:35
	♪ Were you there ♪	33:47
	♪ when they laid Him in the tomb? ♪	33:51
	♪ Were you there ♪	34:02
	♪ when they laid Him in the tomb? ♪	34:05
	♪ Oh! ♪	34:15
	♪ Sometimes it causes me ♪	34:23
	♪ to tremble ♪	34:31
	♪ Tremble ♪	34:36
	♪ Tremble ♪	34:40
	♪ Were you there ♪	34:47
	♪ when they laid Him in the tomb? ♪	34:51
	(placid organ music)	35:13
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	35:46
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	35:53
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	35:56
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:05
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:06
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:13
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:19
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:22
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:26
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:30
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:33
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:41
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:46
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	36:52
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	37:11
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	37:15
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	37:24
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	37:27
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	37:31
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	37:39
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	37:42
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	37:46
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	37:56
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	38:07
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	38:10
	♪ And with His stripes are we healed ♪	38:15
	(placid organ music)	38:42
	(choir singing)	38:43
	(placid organ music)	43:42
	♪ Praise God from whom all blessings flow ♪	44:19
	♪ Praise God all creatures here below ♪	44:24
	♪ Hallelujah, hallelujah ♪	44:30
	♪ Praise God above, ye heavenly host ♪	44:37
	♪ Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost ♪	44:42
	♪ Hallelujah, hallelujah ♪	44:48
	♪ Hallelujah ♪	44:53
	♪ Hallelujah ♪	44:56
	♪ Hallelujah ♪	45:00
	♪ Amen ♪	45:07
-	Almighty God, giver of every good gift,	45:18
	accept our silver and our gold,	45:24
	our bread and our wine,	45:27
	to be set apart from a common to a holy use.	45:31
	Then return them to us,	45:37
	blessed by Thee,	45:40
	for our growth in grace	45:43
	and for the work of Thy Church	45:47
	through Jesus Christ our Lord,	45:51
	who's Church it is	45:54
	and who's guests we are.	45:57
	Amen.	46:01
	Lift up your hearts.	46:14
-	We lift them up unto the Lord.	46:17
-	Let us give thanks unto our Lord God.	46:19
-	It is meet and right so to do.	46:22
-	It is very meet, right, and our bounden duty,	46:25
	that we should at all times, and in all places,	46:28
	give thanks unto Thee, O Lord, Holy Father,	46:31
	Almighty, Everlasting God.	46:35
	Therefore with Angels and Archangels,	46:39
	and with all the company of heaven,	46:42
	we laud and magnify Thy glorious Name,	46:44
	evermore praising Thee, and saying,	46:48
	♪ Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of hosts, ♪	46:54
	♪ Heaven and earth are full of Thy glory ♪	47:02
	♪ Glory be to thee, O Lord Most High. ♪	47:09
	♪ Amen. ♪	47:18
-	Let us pray.	47:25
	Almighty God, our heavenly Father,	47:34
	who of Thy tender mercy didst give Thine only Son,	47:37
	Jesus Christ, to suffer death upon the Cross	47:40
	for our redemption,	47:45
	who made there by the one offering of himself a full,	47:48
	perfect, and sufficient sacrifice	47:52
	for the sins of the whole world,	47:55
	and did institute,	47:58
	and in His holy Gospel command us	47:59
	to continue a perpetual memory	48:02
	of his precious death	48:07
	until his coming again.	48:09
	Hear us, O merciful Father, we most humbly beseech Thee,	48:11
	and grant that we receiving these,	48:16
	Thy creatures of bread and wine,	48:18
	according to Thy Son, our Savior,	48:21
	Jesus Christ's holy institution,	48:23
	in remembrance of his passion, death and resurrection,	48:26
	may be partakers of the Divine nature through Him,	48:33
	who in the same night that He was betrayed,	48:38
	took Bread, and when He had given thanks,	48:41
	he broke it, and gave it to his disciples,	48:46
	saying, "Take, eat,	48:50
	this is my Body, which is given for you.	48:55
	"Do this in remembrance of me."	49:01
	Likewise, after supper, He took the Cup,	49:05
	and when He had given thanks,	49:09
	He gave it to them, saying,	49:10
	"Drink ye all of this,	49:13
	"for this is my Blood of the New Covenant,	49:16
	"which is shed for you, and for many,	49:20
	"for the forgiveness of sins.	49:25
	"Do this, as oft as ye shall drink it,	49:28
	"in remembrance of me."	49:32
	Amen.	49:36
	And now, let us offer unto God in unison	49:38
	the prayer of Humble Access.	49:40
	We do not presume to come to this Thy Table,	49:44
	O merciful Lord, trusting in our own righteousness,	49:47
	but in Thy manifold and great mercies.	49:52
	We are not worthy so much as to gather up	49:55
	the crumbs under Thy Table,	49:58
	but Thou art the same Lord	50:01
	whose property is always to have mercy.	50:03
	Grant us therefore, gracious Lord,	50:07
	so to partake of the Sacrament of Thy Son Jesus Christ,	50:10
	that we may walk in newness of life,	50:15
	may grow into His likeness,	50:18
	and may evermore dwell in Him and He in us,	50:21
	amen.	50:26
	(mumbling)	50:39
	(placid organ music)	51:59
	Jesus said,	53:38
	"This is my body,	53:40
	"which is given for thee.	53:42
	"Take and eat this in remembrance	53:46
	"that Christ died for thee,	53:48
	"and be thankful."	53:52
	(placid organ music)	53:54
	Jesus said, "This Cup is the Cup of the new Covenant	54:28
	"In my blood shed for many.	54:35
	"Drink this in remembrance that Christ's blood	54:40
	"was shed for thee,	54:44
	"and be thankful."	54:47
	(placid organ music)	54:48
	(choir singing)	57:58
	(placid organ music)	58:54
	(choir singing)	1:00:13
	(placid organ music)	1:01:19
	(choir singing)	1:02:56

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Title:

Robert T. Young - Communion Meditation (January 30, 1972)

Description:

Sermon start time: 21:36. Sermon end time: 30:35.
An exploration of the "do not worry about tomorrow" text, this sermon acknowledges that anxiety is universal to the human experience and reminds the congregation of God's presence and love. (Abstract created by Duke Divinity School staff.)
Key quotation: "God is in the midst of our anxiety, for the other side of fear is faith, the other side of doubt is devotion, the other side of anxiety is assurance, the other side of despair is hope."

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Date:

January 30, 1972

Speaker:

Young, Robert T., 1935-2009

Liturgical Calendar:

Ordinary Time

Biblical Book:

Matthew

Chapter and Verse:

Matthew 6:25-34

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Contributor:

Duke University. Chapel

Identifier:

UA.17.01.0003 RR-0604
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dcrau001796
ark:/87924/r4154f386
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English

Location:

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North Carolina
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Provenance:

The Duke University Chapel Recordings were transferred to the Duke University Archives beginning in 1970.

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