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voiced by Pastor Matt Harrison, President of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod.

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I pray in feet, go searching still, to urgent call, the bad Lord on every street,

to fill thy power, spend with them, this evening is a song, your praise are drawing me,

that in the days they live in somewhere, a watch, round thy ancient, true and constant

parody, thy mighty hand in king, a trumpet, not good, silent, so misdeak,

thy living breath did go for more, more to clear, living and clear.

The feast is ready, come to the feast, the good and the bad, come and be glad,

greatest and least come true of me.

Stands the three of the him, oh kingly love that faithfully, oh seeking love thy

hurrying feet, go searching still to urge and call, the bad and good on every street,

to fill the boundless banquet hall, and we will hear about that banquet hall in this great

parable of the wedding feast, this coming Sunday according to the three-year electionary,

the 20th Sunday after Pentecost, greetings and welcome to issues etc coming to you live from

the studios of Lutheran public radio and Collinsville, Illinois, I'm Todd Wilkin, thanks for tuning

us in, we'll spend some time with Pastor Sean Denzer looking forward to Sunday morning,

then it's listener email and the issues etc comment line, and Dr. John Bambaro joins us

to round things off talking about Christianity and myth. Pastor Sean Denzer's director of worship

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