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Gladly wold he lerne and gladly teche

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Colvinism | "Gladly wold he lerne and gladly teche" Colvinism "Gladly wold he lerne and gladly teche"  Matt Colvin Posted by: mattcolvin | January 15, 2023 Is Liturgy the Work of the People? Raphael, The Mass at Bolsena , 1511. (Wikipedia) Most of us who move in the circles of Anglicans, Lutherans, or Presbyterians-with-robes have probably heard the etymological claim in a sermon or read it in a blog post : “Liturgy means ‘the work of the people.’” It’s a well-intentioned idea, and I am deeply appreciative of the ministry of the brothers who say it. It is intended to exhort a congregation to sing with gusto, recite the creeds, say prayers aloud, and add their loud “Amen” to the prayers offered by others. And we are all in favor of these things. We are glad for the Reformation’s restoration of the church’s singing to the congregation rather than leaving it the preserve of special choirs. But alas, the etymology is no good. The term leitourgia occurs in the first ...

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