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Swinging Bridge - December 10, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - November 19, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - November 12, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - November 5, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - October 29, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - October 15, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - October 8, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - October 1, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - September 24, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - September 17, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - September 10, 1999, Brian Reitnour

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De Poenitentia Et Evangelio Coming Together And Coming Clear In Luther's Theology, Korey Maas

Master of Sacred Theology Seminar Papers

These three breakthroughs - the understanding of God's righteousness, law and gospel, and repentance - are not noted here arbitrarily. While the present examination is concerned primarily with tracing Luther's changing theology of repentance, we can not do so as if this doctrine existed in isolation, standing and falling on its own. Any understanding of repentance, Luther's not excepted, is intimately entwined with one's understanding of God's righteousness and the gospel- and most importantly, how these meet in one's conception of the person and work of Christ.

A Study In The Theology Of Carl Fr Wisloff With Particular Focus On Faith And The Means Of Grace In The Bestowal Of Salvation, Eugene Boe

Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation

The general topic for this work is the relation of faith and the means of grace in the bestowal of salvation. The Lutheran Church from her beginning has believed, confessed and taught that we are saved by grace through faith alone. This is stated briefly in the Augsburg Confession, Article IV.

Our churches also teach that men cannot be justified before God by their own strength, merits, or works but are freely justified for Christ's sake through faith 2 when they believe that they are received into favor and that their sins are forgiven on account of Christ, who by …

Swinging Bridge - May 1999, Kelly Burke, Brian Reitnour

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Swinging Bridge - April 23, 1999, Kelly Burke

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Swinging Bridge - April 16, 1999, Kelly Burke

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Swinging Bridge - April 1, 1999, Kelly Burke

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Swinging Bridge - March 12, 1999, Kelly Burke

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Swinging Bridge - March 5, 1999, Kelly Burke

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Swinging Bridge - February 26, 1999, Kelly Burke

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Swinging Bridge - February 19, 1999, Kelly Burke

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Swinging Bridge - February 9, 1999, Kelly Burke

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Mary's Magnificat: Sources And Themes, Lawrence E. Frizzell D.Phil.

Reverend Lawrence E. Frizzell, S.T.L., S.S.L., D.Phil.

In the 1961 meeting of this Society, the Basilian biblical scholar, James Terence Forestell, reflected upon the biblical background of the Magnificat. He declared that it is not merely a patchwork quilt of Old Testament texts. "The Magnificat is a new hymn with its own unity of inspiration, but the words do reflect a whole stream of O.T. piety, which is not to be isolated in a few texts." He studied the background possibilities in the Jewish Scriptures for every significant term in the hymn.
I will stand with him against the assessment of the Jesuit Scripture scholar, Joseph A. …

Mary's Magnificat: Sources And Themes, Lawrence Frizzell

Selected Works of Lawrence E. Frizzell

In the 1961 meeting of this Society, the Basilian biblical scholar, James Terence Forestell, reflected upon the biblical background of the Magnificat. He declared that it is not merely a patchwork quilt of Old Testament texts. "The Magnificat is a new hymn with its own unity of inspiration, but the words do reflect a whole stream of O.T. piety, which is not to be isolated in a few texts." He studied the background possibilities in the Jewish Scriptures for every significant term in the hymn.I will stand with him against the assessment of the Jesuit Scripture scholar, Joseph A. Fitzmyer, …