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How Lutherans Worship – 4: The Liturgy: The Pattern for Our Worship

I would venture to say that many Lutherans use the terms Divine Service (or worship) and liturgy almost interchangeably. Yet this is not the most correct way to speak about the Divine Service or the liturgy. Truth be told, no great harm is done by this lack of discernment or care (while I am sure [...]

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by ScotK on September 29, 2006 • Permalink

Posted in Divine Service & liturgy, How Lutherans Worship

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Posted by ScotK on September 29, 2006

http://scotkinnaman.com/2006/09/29/how-lutherans-worship-4/

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