Concordia Seminary, St. Louis: Scholarly Resources

Dr. Bartelt reviews pronoun and suffix guided practice.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1026/thumbnail.jp

Bartelt, Andrew

Hebrew 15.2

Dr. Bartelt reviews object prefixes and QAL and then does guided practice reading and translating sentences.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1042/thumbnail.jp

Hebrew 25.2

Dr. Bartelt does more work with hiphil conjugations.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1051/thumbnail.jp

Hebrew 30.1

Dr. Bartelt does more work with hiphil conjugations by reviewing a quiz and mentions Masoretic accent marks.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1053/thumbnail.jp

Hebrew 31.1

Dr. Bartelt does more work with hiphil conjugations and accent marks by drill and practice of Bible verses.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1054/thumbnail.jp

Hebrew 31.2

MacMillan, Cody

Grapho : Concordia Seminary Student Journal 
Volume 5 
Issue 1 Lift Up Your Hearts Article 8 
5-10-2023 
The Holy Heart 
Cody MacMillan 
Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, MacMilling@csl.edu 
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 Part of the Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion Commons 
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MacMillan, Cody (2023) "The Holy Heart," Grapho : Concordia Seminary Student Journal: Vol. 5: Iss. 1, 
Article 8. 
Available at: https://scholar.csl.edu/grapho/vol5/iss1/8 
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77Poetry
Let every member fall in line
And all remember, call to mind,
From Holy Heart at dawn of time,
His simple call with love divine,
Came every creature each in kind
And all but one from speech derived.
From Holy Heart and heaps of dirt
Is bundled, built, and breathed to birth
The lonely man to reap the earth,
And from his sleep and side disturbed 
An Eve to life - yet evils lurk!
His help to keep yet leads to curse.
The Holy Heart returns to hell,
A rebel’s break from richest wealth,
And so with fire, flame, and swell
Comes flashing sword and 
judgment dealt,
Yet ‘fore the garden’s fruit is felled
A word of Hope and gracious Help.
The Holy Heart will come to bear
Those battered, broken, beaten bare,
Their battles claim and feasts prepare,
From blackened hell and fiendish flare.
The Holy Heart is lifted up,
Is pained and pierced. It is enough
To break the curse and wake the dust
And raise all hearts to face the Judge.
And those who take the Holy Heart,
Who trust in Him to face the dark,
Shall take their place in heaven’s arms,
And raise their songs, their praise, 
to God.
The Holy Heart 
Cody MacMillan
Currently serving his vicarage, Cody MacMillin is a third-year M.Div 
student at Concordia Seminary. He received his bachelor's degree 
from Texas A&M University in 2020 with a major in English.  
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English

The Holy Heart

Dr. Bartelt reviews III-He conjugation and participles along with translations in drill and practice.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1059/thumbnail.jp

Hebrew 34.2

Chapel Sermon by David Lewis from Matthew 13:44–52 on Wednesday, August 2, 2023

Lewis, David

 
 
 
 
CONCORDIA SEMINARY 
Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus 
 
Wednesday, August 2, 2023 
The Ninth Week after Pentecost (Proper 12A) 
 
Divine Service, Setting Four  
 
Prelude 
 
Stand 
 
Confession and Absolution LSB 203 
 
Kyrie LSB 204 
 
Gloria in Excelsis  
 
Salutation and Collect of the Day LSB 205 
 
Sit 
 
Old Testament Reading Deuteronomy 7:6–9 
 
Stand 
 
Alleluia and Verse LSB 205 
 
Holy Gospel Matthew 13:44–52 
 
Nicene Creed LSB 206 
 
Sit 
 
Hymn of the Day LSB 654 “Your Kingdom, O God, Is My Glorious Treasure” 
 
Sermon 
 
Stand 
 
Prayer of the Church 
Following the prayers, the people may greet one another in the name of the 
Lord, saying “Peace be with you,” as a sign of reconciliation and of the 
unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace (Matt. 5:22–24; Eph. 4:1–3).  
 
Sit 
 
Offertory Hymn LSB 651 “I Love Your Kingdom, Lord” 
Stand 
 
Service of the Sacrament LSB 208 ff. 
 Preface 
 Sanctus 
 Prayer of Thanksgiving 
 Lord’s Prayer 
 Words of Our Lord 
 Pax Domini 
 Agnus Dei 
Sit 
 Distribution 
 
During the singing of the Agnus Dei, the congregation is invited to come forward 
to the communion rails.  
 
The Lord’s Supper will be distributed at the communion rails in a continuous 
flow. Both pulpit and lectern sides come forward at the same time. Beginning at 
the center of the rail, please take the next available place at the rail, moving 
around toward the wall behind the altar and allowing for space between you 
and others as you are comfortable. Both the chalice and individual cups are 
available. The chalice is continuously cleansed with alcohol-soaked 
purificators. After communing, please return to your seat by the side aisles.  
 
 Distribution Hymns LSB 628 “Your Table I Approach” 
  LSB 644 “The Church’s One Foundation” 
 
 Stand 
 
 Dismissal 
 
Post-Communion Collect LSB 212 
 
Benedicamus and Benediction 
 
Postlude 
T   T   T 
 
In the Lord’s Service 
Presiding Minister Rev. Bill Wilson 
Preacher Rev. Dr. David Lewis 
Lector Rev. Dr. Joel Okamoto 
Assistants Rev. Dr. Paul Sieveking 
 Seminarian Henry Eising 
 Seminarian Travis Galle 
 Seminarian Peyton Holland 
Organist Justin Knabach 
 
 
Concerning the Divine Service 
The Lord’s Supper is celebrated on our campus in the confession and glad 
confidence that our Lord Jesus, as He says, gives His very body and blood under the 
bread and wine for us Christians to eat and drink for the forgiveness of sin. In joyful 
obedience to the clear teaching of our Lord, those are invited to His table who trust 
His words, repent of all sin, set aside any refusal to forgive, and forgive as He 
forgives us. Because Holy Communion is a confession of the faith which is 
confessed at this altar, any who are not yet instructed, in doubt, or who hold a 
confession differing from that of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, and so are 
unable to receive the Sacrament, are invited to meditate on God’s Word in the 
distribution hymns and pray for the day when divisions will have ceased. 
 
This service of Holy Communion is hosted by Ascension Lutheran Church, St. 
Louis, Missouri, Rev. Matthew Clark, pastor. 
 
Hearing device assistance is available in the chapel by downloading AudioFetch 
to your smart phone. Once installed, connect to “CSL Listening Device” on the 
chapel WiFi. The password to connect is “Seminary1839” You can then use personal 
headphones or earbuds to listen and adjust the sound as appropriate. If you need any 
help with this process, please speak with the tech worker at the sound booth located 
on the right side of the chapel. He will be happy to assist.  
 
Individual Confession and Absolution is available through Chaplain Sieveking. 
sievekingp@csl.edu. “When I urge you to go to confession, I am simply urging you 
to be a Christian.” (Large Catechism, Brief Exhortation, 32).  
 
To submit prayer requests for daily chapel, please submit them via SemNet: 
Semnet>Resources>Chapel>Prayer Request.  
 
Prayer Requests 
Ellory Glenn, father of Micah Glenn—ongoing recovery. 
Suzanne Vandermeulen, sister-in-law of Jon Vieker— ongoing recovery. 
Blake Georgie, spouse of Carla Georgie—recovering from surgery. 
Harold, grandfather of Michael Wilke—ongoing recovery. 
Francis Rossow, professor emeritus—ongoing recovery. 
 
 


164. Matthew 13:44–52

Alexandre Viera leads the class in guided practice of verb parsing and sentence translation.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1013/thumbnail.jp

Vieira, Alexandre

Hebrew 08.1

Dr. Bartelt discusses the Hishtafel and Qal passive conjugations.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1064/thumbnail.jp

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