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Lectionary Devotions


Today
United Methodist Revised Common Lectionary
First Reading Ge 1:1–2:4a
Psalm Ps 136:1–923–26 or Ps 33 or Ps 46 or Ps 16 or Ex 15:1b–1317–18 or Is 12:2–6 or Ps 42 or Ps 143
Second Reading Ge 7:1–511–188:6–189:8–13
Third Reading Ge 22:1–18
Fourth Reading Ex 14:10–3115:20–21
Fifth Reading Is 55:1–11
Sixth Reading Eze 36:24–28
Seventh Reading Eze 37:1–14

Today
Catholic Daily Readings
First Reading Ge 1:1–2:2 or Ge 1:126–31a
Response Ps 104:30 or Ps 33:5b or Ps 16:1 or Ex 15:1b or Ps 30:2a or Is 12:3or Jn 6:68c or Ps 42:2 or Ps 51:12a
Second Reading Ge 22:1–18 or Ge 22:1–29a10–1315–18
Third Reading Ex 14:15–15:1
Fourth Reading Is 54:5–14
Fifth Reading Is 55:1–11
Sixth Reading Bar 3:9–1532–4:4
Seventh Reading Eze 36:16–17a18–28
Epistle Ro 6:3–11
Gospel Mk 16:1–7

Today
Lutheran Service Book Three Year Lectionary
Old Testament Da 6:1–24
Psalm Ps 16
Epistle 1 Pe 4:1–8
Gospel Mt 27:57–66

Today
Revised Common Lectionary Daily Readings
Old Testament Job 14:1–14 or La 3:1–919–24
New Testament 1 Pe 4:1–8

Today
Book of Common Prayer (1979) Daily Office Lectionary
Invitatory Ps 95
Psalms (Morning) Ps 88
Psalms (Evening) Ps 27
Old Testament La 3:37–58
New Testament Heb 4:1–16
Gospel Ro 8:1–11

Today
Book of Common Prayer (1979) Sunday Lectionary
Psalm Ps 130 or Ps 31:1–5
First Reading Job 14:1–14
Second Reading 1 Pe 4:1–8

Today
Book of Common Prayer (1928) Daily Office Lectionary
Psalm Ps 1416
First Reading Job 14:1–14
Second Reading Jn 19:38 or Heb 4

Today
Episcopal Church (USA) Revised Common Lectionary
First Reading Job 14:1–14 or La 3:1–919–24
Second Reading 1 Pe 4:1–8


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