When
to Our World the Savior Came – Lutheran Service Book #551
Acts 10:38; John 9:1-41
When to our world the Savior came
The sick and helpless heard His name,
And in their weakness longed to see
The healing Christ or Galilee.
In Jesus
Christ, ethnicity means nothing. By Jesus’ finished work, the door of the
gospel has been opened to “whosoever
believes.” Jesus demonstrated His great love for others by healing their
diseases and providing a cure for their misery. All men are accountable to Jesus Christ as
Judge if they will not receive Him as Savior. Those who believe in His Name may
rest assured that there will be no condemnation for them. Jesus alone
determines the everlasting condition of all men at the great day.
O Father of mercies and God of all comfort,
our only help in time of need, look with favor upon Your servants. Assure them
of Your mercy, deliver them from the temptations of the evil one, and give them
patience and comfort in their illness. If it please You, restore them to
health, or give them grace to accept this tribulation with courage and hope;
through Jesus Christ, our Lord.[1]
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