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Scripture, tradition, and reason in balance
How do Scripture, tradition, and reason inform us?
Romans 8:28-39 has been central to Anglican burial and comfort rites. The Prayer Book places these words at the grave and bedside, forming generations of Christians to face death with confident hope.
These words are spoken at Anglican graves
Liturgy forms us to face death hopefully
The Prayer Book knew where comfort was needed
συνεργεῖ can be "God works all things" or "all things work together" with God as agent
The aorist ἐδόξασεν (glorified) treats future as already accomplished
The list in v.35-39 represents every category of threat
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