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Revised Common Lectionary (Semicontinuous)

Daily Bible readings that follow the church liturgical year, with sequential stories told across multiple weeks.
Duration: 1245 days
Worldwide English (New Testament) (WE)
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Romans 12:9-21

Your love must be real love. Hate what is wrong. Hold to what is good.

10 Love one another very much, like brothers. Honour other people more than you honour yourself.

11 Do not hold back in what you do. Let the Spirit burn in you. Work hard for the Lord.

12 Be very happy because you have a hope. Be strong when you have trouble. Keep on talking with God.

13 Give to God's people who need it. Be glad to take care of strangers in your house.

14 Bless those who do wrong things to you. Bless them. Do not curse them.

15 Be happy with people who are happy. Cry with people who cry.

16 Agree with one another. Do not be proud, but be friends with anybody. Do not think you are wiser than you are.

17 When people do wrong things to you, do not do wrong things to them also. But try to do good things for all people.

18 As much as you can, live in peace with everyone.

19 My dear brothers, do not punish people who do wrong to you. But let God's anger punish them. In the holy writings the Lord says, `I myself will punish people. If they have done wrong things, I will do wrong things to them also.'

20 But, `If your enemy is hungry, give him food. If he is thirsty, give him a drink. When you do that, it will be as if you put a pile of coals from the fire on his head.'

21 Do not let wrong things win a victory over you. But win a victory over wrong things by the good things you do.

Matthew 16:21-28

21 From that time on, Jesus began to teach his disciples. He said, `I must go to Jerusalem. I will have much trouble from the leaders, the chief priests, and the scribes. I will be killed. On the third day, I will be raised from death.'

22 Peter took him to one side and began to talk to him. He said, `Lord! May God stop it! This must never happen to you.'

23 But Jesus turned to Peter and said, `Get away from me Satan! You are trying to make me do wrong. You are not thinking the way God thinks, but the way people think.'

24 Then Jesus told his disciples, `If anyone wants to come with me, he must leave what he himself wants to do. He must be willing to carry his cross and come with me.

25 Anyone who wants to keep his life will lose it. And anyone who gives up his life for my sake will find it.

26 What good will it do a man if he gets the whole world for himself, but loses his life? What can a person give to get back his life?

27 The Son of Man will come with his angels and will be great like his Father. Then he will pay every man for what he has done.

28 I tell you the truth. Some people are standing here who will not die before they see the Son of Man come in his kingdom.'