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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Reaching And Restoring The City Of God, Mark Junkans
Reaching And Restoring The City Of God, Mark Junkans
Theological Symposia
Mark Junkans explains how LINC Houston is reaching the metropolitan area of Houston and growing churches.
“Doing Justice: Paradoxical And Doxological Dimensions”, John Nunes
“Doing Justice: Paradoxical And Doxological Dimensions”, John Nunes
Theological Symposia
Dr. Nunes explains how Lutheran World Relief uses the concept of contributive justice in their work.
Oficio Pastoral, Marcos Kempff
Ordenación Pastoral, Marcos Kempff
Honorable Shame: The Rhetorical Use Of Didactic Shame Discourse In Ezekiel 36:16-32, Ronald Mudge
Honorable Shame: The Rhetorical Use Of Didactic Shame Discourse In Ezekiel 36:16-32, Ronald Mudge
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
Mudge, Ronald R. "Honorable Shame: The Rhetorical Use of Didactic Shame Discourse in Ezekiel 36:16-36" Ph.D. diss., Concordia Seminary, 2012.328 pp.
After promising Israel such wonderful gifts as a new heart and a return to the land, Ezek36:16-32 ends with a command for Israel to be ashamed. Biblical scholars have offered a number of different explanations for this unusual order without consensus.
A methodology that employs sociological interpretation and rhetorical analysis covers new ground and resolves the crux of Ezek 36:16-32. A basic word study demonstrates that primary shame lexemes in Ezekiel refer to low status as judged by an …
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Summer/Fall 2012, Paul Devantier
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Summer/Fall 2012, Paul Devantier
Concordia Seminary Magazine
From the classroom to the field
Concordia Journal -Center For Hispanic Studies 25 Years, Dale Meyer, Alberto Garcia, Beatriz Hoppe, Eloy Gonzalez, Mark Kempff, Leopoldo A. Sanchez, Douglas Groll, Gregory Klotz
Concordia Journal -Center For Hispanic Studies 25 Years, Dale Meyer, Alberto Garcia, Beatriz Hoppe, Eloy Gonzalez, Mark Kempff, Leopoldo A. Sanchez, Douglas Groll, Gregory Klotz
Artículos obra entre Hispano/Latinos
If the cover didn't give it away, this issue of Concordia Journal is a special theme issue celebrating the 25 years of Concordia Seminary's Center for Hispanic Studies, formerly the Hispanic Institute of Theology. Perhaps nothing more needs to be said than that.
Why? Because the articles speak for themselves, representing, at least metaphorically, the past, present, and future of the Latino experience of Lutheranism and, more broadly, Christianity in the Americas. And the editorial roundtable speaks with urgency about what the Latino contribution to American Lutheranism will mean within a society that will soon have no majorities, but a …
Short-Term Overseas Mission Trips An Opportunity For Training In Local Outreach, Paul Biber
Short-Term Overseas Mission Trips An Opportunity For Training In Local Outreach, Paul Biber
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
Acts 1:8 says that mission of the church is to be “witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.” Conventional wisdom would say to start in your Jerusalem – your immediate community – and go out from there. However, many congregations have forgotten how to connect with their own community. In order to learn how to reconnect with their immediate community, a congregation can participate in a short-term overseas mission trip as a catalyst and training for their local outreach efforts.
The Hour Has Come-A Narrative-Critical Analysis Of The Use Of Ω̋Ρα In The Gospel Of John, Dennis Matyas
The Hour Has Come-A Narrative-Critical Analysis Of The Use Of Ω̋Ρα In The Gospel Of John, Dennis Matyas
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
After summarizing eschatology in the Gospel of John, this STM thesis examines the use of, ω̋ρα in Greco-Roman Greek sources, extra-biblical Jewish sources, the LXX, and the New Testament. After this examination, the thesis argues that each and every use of ω̋ρα in the Gospel of John either refers directly to the hour of Jesus' suffering and death or bears a special relationship to it.
Engaging Ecclesia: A Model For Training And Leading Circuits To Engage In Mission As Ecclesia, Jeffrey Shearier
Engaging Ecclesia: A Model For Training And Leading Circuits To Engage In Mission As Ecclesia, Jeffrey Shearier
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
Shearier, Jeffrey E. “Engaging Ecclesia: A Model for Training Circuits to Engage in Mission as Ecclesia.” DMIN MAP., Concordia Seminary—St. Louis, 2012, 110 pp.
This Major Applied Project sought to measure if attitudes and understandings about what the church (ecclesia) is theologically and to apply that definition to the ecclesiology of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. The author recounts his personal quest to match ecclesiology with the mission of the church. He also tells the story of recent attempts to encourage church planting in the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod at large and specifically within the Rocky Mountain District (a part of the …
Aligning Mission Expectations And Practice In A Denominational Context, John Mehl
Aligning Mission Expectations And Practice In A Denominational Context, John Mehl
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
John L. Mehl. "Aligning Mission Expectations and Practice in a Denominational Context.” D.Min. Major Applied Project, Concordia Seminary, 2012.
In an era when inexpensive travel and communication have flattened the world and made it possible for everyone to be involved in mission in foreign lands, denominations struggle to maintain a unified mission effort. This study included survey work of major stakeholders in the foreign mission effort of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, including partner church leadership from around the world, in an effort to identify points where mission efforts lacked alignment. The results showed that besides agreeing on mission tasks, stakeholders …
A Virtue Ethic For The Twenty-First Century Warrior: Teaching Natural Law Through The Declaration Of Independence And The Gettsyburg Address, Ryan Rupe
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
It is to those who do not believe in natural law that this project was targeted. The goal of my training was to get into the hearts of amoral men and women and, through the use of two valuable historical documents, help them to begin to synthesize these truths and, as a result, be better citizens. All five services have at least three core values that they want each of their members to know. While the emphasis may be a bit different with each branch they all share one: ethical integrity. They may label it as simply “integrity” or “honor,” …
Christian Justification After Nihilism, Joel Meyer
Christian Justification After Nihilism, Joel Meyer
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
Meyer, Joel P. "Christian Justification after Nihilism." Ph.D. diss., Concordia Seminary,2012. [235] pp.
This dissertation addresses the problem that nihilism presents to Christian faith and life. North Atlantic Christians live in an age when nihilism is a normal condition. The world does not appear to have one clear and unquestionable meaning. Instead, each of us has convictions about the world that we hold dear. But we realize that other people hold drastically different convictions than our own, and we have no absolute way of determining the validity of one set over another. So they appear to us as values, rather …
Presenting Himself As An Approved Worker: The Narratological Function Of The Prayers In The Book Of Nehemiah, Philip Penhallegon
Presenting Himself As An Approved Worker: The Narratological Function Of The Prayers In The Book Of Nehemiah, Philip Penhallegon
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
Penhallegon, Philip W. “Presenting Himself as an Approved Worker: The Narratological Function of the Prayers in the Book of Nehemiah.” Ph.D. diss., Concordia Seminary, 2012. 240 pp.
Prayer can serve as a key feature with important functions in a narrative text. The abundant prayers in Nehemiah and the lack of scholarly attention to their function within the narrative suggest the need for fresh research into this question. This dissertation addresses the question, “Given the prominence of prayers in the book of Nehemiah, how do the various prayers function in the narrative?”
The exploration of that question has resulted in the …
Mission And Postmodernities, Rolv Olsen, Kajsa Ahlstrand, J. Andrew Kirk, Tania Petrova
Mission And Postmodernities, Rolv Olsen, Kajsa Ahlstrand, J. Andrew Kirk, Tania Petrova
Edinburgh Centenary Series
This volume is simply given the title Mission and Postmodernities, and its content is divided into four main parts: a dialogical introduction; elaborations on the theme, roughly divided into two groups as an attempt at creating a counterpoint, and finally, a chorus of voices from the Edinburgh Conference.
A Learning Missional Church Reflections From Young Missiologists, Beate Fagerli, Knud Jorgensen, Rolv Olsen, Kari Storstein Haug
A Learning Missional Church Reflections From Young Missiologists, Beate Fagerli, Knud Jorgensen, Rolv Olsen, Kari Storstein Haug
Edinburgh Centenary Series
"This book is compiled by contributions from young missiologists from different parts of the world. It is written from the persepective of youth to be a fresh breath of air into more traditional mission thinking and mission paradigms"
Life-Widening Mission Global Perspectives From The Anglican Communion, Cathy Ross
Life-Widening Mission Global Perspectives From The Anglican Communion, Cathy Ross
Edinburgh Centenary Series
A vision for holistic mission emerges clearly from each of the contributions. Shalom as a vision for wholeness of life emerges in different ways in each contribution.
8 Organizando Eventos, Edilberto Méndez
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Fall 2011, Paul Devantier
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Fall 2011, Paul Devantier
Concordia Seminary Magazine
C.F.W. Walther Bicentennial
Notes For Lectures On Catechlsm, William H. T. Dau, James Melchsner
Notes For Lectures On Catechlsm, William H. T. Dau, James Melchsner
Notes for Lectures on Catechism by Professor William Dau
A mimeographed copy of Professor Dau's Notes for Lectures on Catechism was among my father's papers – Ernest Melchsner, St. Louis seminary class of 1922. Biblical texts from the New King James -Version have been added to the references.
With the assistance of Rev. Daniel Preus and the resource desk at Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, IN, It has been determined that the catechism referred to in these Notes was the German-English Schwan Catechism from 1912.
Some formatting has been added, i.e. dividing long sections into paragraphs to make It more readable. At times the other than English word phrases …
Bautismo Liturgia-Bilingüe, Ricardo Schlak
Bautismo Ilustración-Mano De Dios, Marcos Kempff
Bautismo Ilustración-Mano De Dios, Marcos Kempff
Bautismo
Bautismo ilustración-mano de Dios
Bautismo Liturgia-General, Marcos Kempff
Bautismo Liturgia-Niña, Marcos Kempff
Bautismo Liturgia-Niño, Marcos Kempff
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Spring/Summer 2011, Paul Devantier
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Spring/Summer 2011, Paul Devantier
Concordia Seminary Magazine
International influence
Bautismo Ilustración-Nudo, Marcos Kempff
Bautismo Ilustración-Cofre Tesoro, Marcos Kempff
Bautismo Ilustración-Cofre Tesoro, Marcos Kempff
Bautismo
Bautismo ilustración-cofre tesoro
Irenaeus And Scripture: Orthodox Corruptions Or Reverential Alterations?, Benjamin Haupt
Irenaeus And Scripture: Orthodox Corruptions Or Reverential Alterations?, Benjamin Haupt
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
This thesis will explore Irenaeus' citation of New Testament texts containing Christological titles, in order to determine their worth for New Testament textual criticism. The critical apparatus of NA lists Irenaeus as citing John 1:18, as well as other passages, in more than one way. Did Irenaeus carelessly quote Sacred Scripture? Was he motivated by his theological polemics against the Gnostics to intentionally alter the text of Sacred Scripture? The history of textual criticism and its use of church fathers has only listed Irenaeus' citations without giving any explanation for how he could cite the same verse in multiple ways. …
When Vocations Collide_ A Study Of The Process Of Developing A Military Mobilization Agreement, Mark Moreno
When Vocations Collide_ A Study Of The Process Of Developing A Military Mobilization Agreement, Mark Moreno
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
The ministry of reserve military chaplains has an impact on their civilian ministry setting, the church in particular. Questionnaires were administered and interviews conducted with reserve chaplains and congregations that have already experienced a mobilization and had a mobilization agreement. Findings reveal that the process of developing a mobilization agreement is indicative of the healthy relationship between the reserve chaplain and their congregation.