Salute one another with a Holy kiss (1 Corinthians 11:17-34)
Channel: Blackburn Presbyterian Church
Date: 2021-03-08

In 1901 it was discovered that the word Bondmaid was missing from the Oxford English Dictionary. In fact the dictionary, which was compiled between 1879 and 1928, had a whole tranche of missing words. This arose because it was drawn, not from everyday speech, but from literature, principally the writings of men, not women. In addition, the eminent chief
lexicographer and his male assistants, mostly discounted common parlance as too uncouth for inclusion. Now, here’s the thing! The Christian message was recorded in the New Testament, not in classical Greek, but in the common Greek of everyday people. This wasn’t realised until about 1908, until then it was thought of as the Greek of Hebrew speaking people. Jesus is made known through common everyday words. The words themselves are metaphor, a symbol or emblem of something more real and substantive. They are vibrations in the air, the ink on a page, pixels on a screen, Jesus himself is that substantive reality to whom the words of the
message point us. He is God’s message to us.
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11am service 07 March 2021
Sermon by Rev. Graham Bradbeer
Blackburn Presbyterian
Church website  https://blackburnpc.org.au/
Audio only platforms https://audiomack.com/bpc-3
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Summary 
0:00 Welcome 
3:26 Hymn 261-Christ, whose glory fills the skies
5:42 Prayer of invocation 
7:29 Young at hear: Do it with all your might!
18:17 Bible reading-1 Corinthians 11:17-34
21:34 Freewill offering 
23:28 Hymn 414-Jesus,lover of my soul
27:47 Sermon: Salute one another with a Holy kiss (1 Corinthians 11:17-34)
55:12 Prayer and intercession 
6-:01 Hymn 323-Here, O my Lord.
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