• Psalm 68
• Psalm 149
• Joshua 23:1–16
• Acts 12:1–25
• Augsburg Confession XXVII:1–23

• Psalm 51
• Psalm 60
• Joshua 7:1–26
• Acts 10:34–48
• Augsburg Confession XXV

• Psalm 138
• Psalm 86
• Judges 4:1–24
• Acts 14:1–18
• Augsburg Confession XXVIII:19–29

• Psalm 84
• Psalm 45
• Joshua 8:1–28
• Acts 11:1–18
• Augsburg Confession XXVI:1–20

• Psalm 2
• Psalm 78
• Judges 2:6–23
• Acts 13:13–41
• Augsburg Confession XXVII:44–62

• Psalm 100
• Psalm 5
• Joshua 24:1–31
• Acts 13:1–12
• Augsburg Confession XXVII:24–43

Today we commemorate Isaiah. Isaiah, son of Amos, numbers amongst the greatest of the Old Testament prophets, and is quoted more than any other in the New Testament. A contemporary of Amos, Hosea, and Micah, Isaiah prophesied to the people of Judah between about 740 and 700 BC. No Old Testament prophet more clearly prophesied about the coming of the Christ and His Kingdom. In the words of John, Isaiah ‘saw Jesus’ glory and spoke of Him’.

• Psalm 16
• Psalm 139
• Judges 3:7–31
• Acts 13:42–52
• Augsburg Confession XXVIII:1–18

• Psalm 125
• Psalm 7
• Judges 6:1–24
• Acts 14:19—15:5
• Augsburg Confession XXVIII:30–42