Sunday’s hymn of the day, O Day of Rest and Gladness (LSB 906) The Sabbath day has always been set aside as a day of rest. Unfortunately, many people seek that rest from Church as well to chase after recreation. But God established the Sabbath day for His people to gather together to hear His Word. Whether it was the Tabernacle in the wilderness, the Temple in Jerusalem, the local synagogue or in the home, God commands His Word to be heard.
In this hymn, we bring this commandment to mind. We declare that we have gathered together as a congregation to hear God’s Word so that He might shed light on our pilgrim way. Tomorrow come to worship in anticipation of receiving the gifts that our heavenly father has promised to offer.
Prayers from Lutheran Service Book © 2006 Concordia Publishing House.
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