lectionaries
/ˈlɛkʃəˌnɛriz/
noun
- Books or lists that contain the specific passages from the Bible or other sacred texts to be read on each day of the year during religious services.
- Many modern lectionaries include both Old and New Testament passages for each service.
- The church uses a three-year cycle of lectionaries to guide Sunday readings.
- The committee revised the lectionaries to include more diverse voices from scripture.
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