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C47-Fifteenth After Pentecost And 16th Begins, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Fifteenth after Pentecost and 16th begins

C44-Twelfth After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twelfth after Pentecost

C49-Seventeenth After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Seventeenth after Pentecost

C48-Sixteenth After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Sixteenth after Pentecost

C55-Twenty Third After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twenty Third after Pentecost

C51-Nineteenth After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Nineteenth after Pentecost

C50-Eighteenth After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Eighteenth after Pentecost

C57-Twenty Fifth After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twenty Fifth after Pentecost

C56-Twenty Fourth After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twenty Fourth after Pentecost

C53-Twenty First After Pentecost Beginning 22nd, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twenty first after Pentecost beginning 22nd

C54-Twenty Second After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twenty second after Pentecost

C60-Second Last Sunday In The Church Year, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Second Last Sunday in the Church Year

C52-Twentieth After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twentieth after Pentecost

C58-Twenty Sixth After Pentecost Is 3rd Last Alternate, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twenty Sixth after Pentecost is 3rd Last Alternate

C59-Third Last Sunday In The Church Year, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Third Last Sunday in the Church Year

C61-Last Sunday In The Church Year, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Last Sunday in the Church Year

C62-Reformation Sunday, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Reformation Sunday

Series B-Voice-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series B Sign Language Lectionary for Voice

Series A-Voice-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series A Sign Language Lectionary for Voice

Series C-Voice-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series C Sign Language Lectionary for Voice

Series B-Sign-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series B Sign Language Lectionary with Signs

Series A-Sign-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series A Sign Language Lectionary with Signs

Series C-Sign-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series C Sign Language Lectionary with Signs

Genre And Outline: The Key To The Literary Structure Of Hebrews, Harald Tomesch

Doctor of Theology Dissertation

The primary purpose of this dissertation is to outline the relationship of the opening periodic sentence (Figure 3.1) and its syntactical, grammatical, semantic, exegetical and hermeneutical relationship to the Sermon in Miniature found in Figures 3.2 and 3.3. With this as the primary focus the ground will have been laid for the ongoing appraisal of the sermon as a whole (Figure 3.4). The overall outline of the sermon will be examined briefly so that the reader may understand that the schematic does function in a simple fashion for the rest of the epistle. As we move through the veil of …

Law And Gospel In Luther's Antinomian Disputations, With Special Reference To Faith's Use Of The Law, Jeffrey Silcock

Doctor of Theology Dissertation

Three major antinomian controversies took place in Wittenberg in the sixteenth century, one during Luther's lifetime and two after his death. The first controversy, which is the subject of our study, had its beginnings in 1527 in an argument between Johann Agricola and Philipp Melanchthon. The occasion for this was the visitation of the churches in electoral Saxony and the major issue was the role of the law in repentance. The main phase of the first controversy however was the dispute between Agricola and Luther between 1537 and 1540. The issue was basically the same. The second and third antinomian …

Mariology In The Roman Catholic Magisterium Since The Second Vatican Council, David Mahsman

Master of Sacred Theology Seminar Papers

When Pope Paul VI on November 21, 1964, closed the third session of the Second Vatican Council, which had approved the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, he did so with a prayer to the Virgin Mary.

He addressed her as "Mother of the Church. "When Pope John Paul II on October 11, 1992, concluded an apostolic constitution for the publication of a new Roman Catholic catechism, he did so with a prayer for the "powerful intercession" of the Virgin Mary. He addressed her as "Mother of the Incarnate Word and Mother of the Church. "

The parallels between these papal …

An Entry Level Lutheran Liturgy For Members And Guest, David Preuss

Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project

Influences inside and outside the Lutheran Church are pressing for change in worship style from liturgical to some free form alternative. Often the purpose is to make it easier for guests without a liturgical background to participate. How can Lutheran congregations and pastors make their worship service more "user-friendly” without abandoning their liturgical link with the church of all ages and places?

First, establish the essence of Lutheran liturgical worship. How did the Lutheran Reformation deal with the need for changes? How are pastors today attempting to resolve the issue? How do we evaluate these endeavors?

One resolution is to …

Luther And Zwingli On The Righteousness Of God, Liars Plume

Master of Sacred Theology Seminar Papers

It would be going too far to say that Zwingli was a Nestorian, but his christology definitely had weaknesses, similar to those of Scholastic theology. My thesis, which I hope to demonstrate in this paper, is that Zwingli did not come to Luther's evangelical understanding of "the righteousness of God" because he did not recognize the importance of the proper distinction between the law and the gospel. The result of this was that Christ remained a lawgiver for him, as Christ was for Luther before his rediscovery of the gospel. I shall base my research on Luther's two sermons, "Sermo …

From Invocation Through Creed: A Historical And Doctrinal Analysis Of The Service Of The Word In The Common Service, Timothy Roser

Master of Sacred Theology Thesis

Cursory study of the text of this liturgy reveals that it was not assembled according to some academic standard. Perhaps a better word for its development would be "organic," as over the centuries it grew to meet the needs of the time. Each addition was tested, tried, and proven not by a single congregation nor even a group of congregations acting in concert, but by the Church at large working over the course of decades and centuries. This is not to suggest that these words are the only way3to receive God's service to us and return our service to Him. …

The Lord's Prayer-Its Interpretation And A Reassessment Of An Eschatological Orientation, Favoring The Prayer's Primary Application As Being For The Present Gospel Age, David Fielding

Doctor of Theology Dissertation

"The Lord's Prayer: Its Interpretation and a Reassessment of an Eschatological Orientation, Favoring the Prayer's Primary Application as Being for the Present Gospel Age"

This dissertation (633 pp.) by David Fielding, Th.D., 1995,NT Exegetical Theology, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, MO., defends the applicability of the LP for the present Gospel age on the basis of its seven imperative verbs understood as typical "prayer aorists." Therefore a strictly future eschatological interpretation restricts the rich meaning of this Prayer, taught by Jesus on more than one occasion. The orientation of the LP primarily to the present is also supported by its context …