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On: every psalm and song in the daily prayers uses today’s English. Off: all of them use the older “thee and thou”. Until you choose, the Songs of Zechariah, Mary and Simeon use today’s English, as most churches sing them. The Lord’s Prayer and the prayers for the dying show the form most people learned.
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Also called RCL.
The three-year cycle of Sunday readings published in 1992 by the Consultation on Common Texts and used across many denominations, the ELCA among them. Years A, B, and C follow Matthew, Mark, and Luke, with John distributed through all three.
In Scripture — The canon, translation, and how Lutherans read the Bible.
