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May 29, 2019 in Catholic, Protestant | Tags: Ascension, Catholic, Christianity, Eastertide, Protestant
Ascension Day is Thursday, May 30, 2019.
What follows are readings and meditations about Jesus’s ascent into Heaven, returning to His Father:
Acts 1:9-11 on the Ascension (addresses errors of preterism)
A Reformed view of the Ascension (Christ as prophet, priest and king)
Ascension Day 2016 (John MacArthur on Acts 1-11)
Readings for Ascension Day (same regardless of Lectionary year)
I hope these help to enhance the significance of this important feast day.
Pentecost comes in ten days’ time.
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