No Greater Jewel: Thinking about Baptism with Luther (Lutheran Voices) Diane Long everyone was working

everyone was working

but it seems that the robbers are unable to remember where they hid the stolen money

helping to release sorrow and gently move beyond the pain of bereavement to grief recovery

--Michael Sutton

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No Greater Jewel: Thinking about Baptism with Luther (Lutheran Voices) Diane Long everyone was workingLuther writes in his Large Catechism: "No greater jewel, therefore, can adorn our body and soul than baptism, for through it we become completely holy and blessed, which no other kind of life and no work on earth can acquire." Of all Christian rituals, baptism, in its historical, theological and spiritual importance, warrants constant re examination and careful dusting in an effort to polish and present the jewel passed on to us. In No Greater Jewel