Comments are designed as brief commentaries on the readings from theRevised Common Lectionary suitable for any adult who wants to understand thelessons for the week. Each lesson has a brief commentary, with a link to the biblicaltext, and a brief outline of the whole biblical book.
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Comments - a commentary on the readings for the week;
Introductions - short introductions to the readings for use in the liturgy;
Clippings - more technical information on each reading.
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Book Outlines which appear in the left column of Comments are also all available on a single page.
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Since July, 1996, we have been providing a weekly commentary on the readings from theRevised Common Lectionary. Reader feedback indicates thatComments are used for sermon preparation and group and individual Bible Study.They are distributed in churches and cell groups, shared by clergy study groups and laypreachers, or just read on-line for personal edification.
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