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Sick Visitation

James Blankespoor·1943-11-15
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One of the labors expected from the ministers of the Word, according to his call letter, is to visit the sick and afflicted. Naturally, this does not free the elders from this obligation even though many in small congregations seem to think so. The duty of this work rests upon the shoulders of the elders (the minister also being an elder). From history it is evident that this work has been done throughout the centuries. Not only did our Reformed Fathers manifest this in their writings, but...

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James Blankespoor
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1943-11-15

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Matthew
Matthew 25:35Matthew 25
James 5:14
Hebrews 12:4
Psalms 90
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