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God's Triumphant Captive Christ's Aroma For God. (2 Cor. 2:12-17.), Victor Bartling

Concordia Theological Monthly

The teacher to whom we offer this eucharisterion has lived and labored among us as "God's triumphant captive" and "Christ's aroma for God." In discussing the Scripture passage giving us this view of the ministerial office we hope to do so in a bit of the practical manner which has always characterized the Scripture interpretation of our colleague.

Before we take up the passage, it will be useful for us to look at the wider as well as the narrower context.

The Catechism As An Essential Course In Lutheran Christian Education, Anna Vedevig

ATS Dissertations

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Child Evangelism Among Juniors In Brazil, Doris Ruth Metz

ATS Dissertations

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A Study Of Early Adolescent Mortality In The Sunday School, Marion Brown

ATS Dissertations

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A Study Of The History Of The Contemporary Christian School Movement, Mary Arnold Klopfenstein

ATS Dissertations

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The Universal Christian Mission In The First Gospel And The Acts Of The Apostles, Charles Webb Carter

ATS Dissertations

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The Meaning Of Augustinte's "De Civitate Dei" For Our Day, Carl S. Meyer

Concordia Theological Monthly

An examination of Augustine's De Civitate Dei and its meaning for our day, therefore, needs no apology. During the Middle Ages, indeed, the treatise by St. Augustine had far greater meaning than it has now, for the world of today has been secularized by forces which the fourth and fifth as well as the twelfth and thirteenth centuries did not know. But even for us many of the principles supported by Augustine must enter into our Weltanachauung if we are to appraise the forces and movements around us aright. The twentieth century cannot shrug its shoulders and say, ''Why be …

Address At The Opening Of The School-Year In Concordia Seminary, St.Louis, Mo., L. Fuerbringer

Concordia Theological Monthly

''I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord which made heaven and earth." These words of the 121st Psalm come to my mind as I am about to speak the first word at the beginning of our new scholastic year, the 102d year in the history of our institution. I know of no better watchword for our students and for our instructors in these very serious and distressing times in the world, which affect also our Church and may affect our institution to a lesser or greater degree. …

Suggested Thoughts On The Question: Can We Escape Both Traditionalism And Liberalism, O. A. Geiseman

Concordia Theological Monthly

History reveals that the visible Church of God has periodically tended to decline and degenerate. Think how true that is of the period from Adam to Noah; Noah to Abraham; Abraham to Moses; Moses to Elijah; Elijah to the Captivity; Ezra to Christ; Apostolic Age to the Reformation; Reformation to our own day.

Kirche, Staat, Obrigkeit, Volk, Rasse, Familie - Und Gottes Wort, T. H. Engelder

Concordia Theological Monthly

Kirche, Staat, Obrigkeit, Volk, Rasse, Familie - und Gottes Wort (Church, state, government, people, race, family - and God's Word)

St. Paul And Social Psychology : An Introduction To Theepistle To The Ephesian, Frank Russell Barry

ATS Digital Resources

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