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Monday, February 16th, 2026
the Last Week after Epiphany
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Exodus 15; Proverbs 6:1-7:5; Hebrews 11:23-40:
Exodus 15; Proverbs 6:1-7:5; Hebrews 11:23-40:
The Lord is my strength and my song; He has become my salvation. This is my God, and I will praise Him, my father's God, and I will exalt Him. The Lord is a warrior; Yahweh is His name. He threw Pharaoh's chariots and his army into the sea; the elite of his officers were drowned in the Red Sea. The floods covered them; they sank to the depths like a stone. Lord , Your right hand is glorious in power. Lord , Your right…
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“God be merciful to me a sinner.”
Exodus 20:1-17
We are now about to read that solemn epitome of the law of God, which is contained in Exodus 20:1-17; but, before we read a line, let us beseech the Lord to forgive our offences against his holy name, and to accept us in the Son of his love, by whom this law has been magnified and made honourable. We are now to read a code of law in which there is no omission and no redundancy. It is the only perfect law in the universe. None of us have kept…
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Proverbs 24:12 - If you say, "See, we did not know this," Does He not consider it who weighs the hearts? And does He not know it who keeps your soul? And will He not render to man according to his work?
Proverbs 24:12 - If you say, "See, we did not know this," Does He not consider it who weighs the hearts? And does He not know it who keeps your soul? And will He not render to man according to his work?
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Let others praise their great intellectuals: I should like to praise the fool whom God chose to shame the wise. Our brother Moishe was by trade a pall-bearer at funerals; he suffered from a gentle form of madness, which was dangerous to others. At our meetings he would weep copiously and make an awful din when the preacher spoke of our Saviour's sufferings, and laughed aloud when he spoke of His victory. The other believers in the congregation considered Moishe a disturbing element. One of them promised him - he was very poor - that if he would only keep quiet during the services, he could come and dine at his house every Sunday, and enjoy roast meat, cakes and fruit. For one whole Sunday Moishe kept comparatively calm; but the following week, when the preacher spoke of the Resurrection, he stood up in the middle of the sermon and shouted: 'Roast or no roast, hallelujah!' - Richard Wurmbrand (1909-2001)
Let others praise their great intellectuals: I should like to praise the fool whom God chose to shame the wise. Our brother Moishe was by trade a pall-bearer at funerals; he suffered from a gentle form of madness, which was dangerous to others. At our meetings he would weep copiously and make an awful din when the preacher spoke of our Saviour's sufferings, and laughed aloud when he spoke of His victory. The other believers in the congregation considered Moishe a disturbing element. One of them promised him - he was very poor - that if he would only keep quiet during the services, he could come and dine at his house every Sunday, and enjoy roast meat, cakes and fruit. For one whole Sunday Moishe kept comparatively calm; but the following week, when the preacher spoke of the Resurrection, he stood up in the middle of the sermon and shouted: 'Roast or no roast, hallelujah!' - Richard Wurmbrand (1909-2001)
Today in Christian History
1911
William P. Merrill, 44, first published his hymn, "Rise Up, O Men of God," in the Presbyterian periodical, "The Continent."
