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The Columbus Theological Magazine Vol. 26, Matthias Loy, Editor This issue contains Universal And Personal Justification. By Rev. R. C. H. Lenski., The Augsburg Confession The Banner Of The Church. By Prof. M. Loy. , Gospels — Canonical And Non-canonical. By Prof. G. H. Schodde., and The Leaven Of Missouri’s New Dogma Of Election. By An Ex-missourian. . Many good articles in this issue. “This Magazine is designed to supply the want, long since felt, of a Lutheran periodical devoted to theological discussion. Its aim will be the exposition and defense ... Read more Sketches of Jewish Social Life in the Days of Christ by Alfred Edersheim “Most earnestly then do I hope, that these pages may be found to cast some additional light on the New Testament, and that they will convey fresh evidence… of the truth of those things which are most surely believed among us.” - Alfred Edersheim, from the Introduction Level of Difficulty: Primer: No subject matter knowledge needed. Book Contents About The Author Titlepage Preface. Contents. 1 Palestine Eighteen Centuries Ago. 2 “Jews And Gentiles In “The Land.” 3 In Galilee At The Time Of ... Read more The Columbus Theological Magazine Vol. 23, Matthias Loy, Editor This issue contains Some Seeming Contradictions In The Scriptures by Prof. Geo. H. Schodde, Obstacles To Lutheran Practice by Professor M. Loy, and Our Glorious Liberty by Professor M. Loy. “This Magazine is designed to supply the want, long since felt, of a Lutheran periodical devoted to theological discussion. Its aim will be the exposition and defense of the doctrines of the Church as confessed in the Book of Concord. Theology in all its departments is embraced within its scope, though ... Read more Martyrs of the Reformation by Merle D'Aubigne “The personal sketches contained in this volume… constitute a notable gallery of religious portraits. They cannot but be read with the deepest interest. - From the Introduction Of note are Wolsey’s Victim’s, William Tyndale, and Luther: His Triumph in Death Contents Titlepage Index of Names Introduction by C Bulkley 1. William Sawtre, First Martyr to Protestantism in England, A.D. 1401 2. Sir John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham, A.D. 1417 3. Richard Hun, A.D. 1516 4. John Brown, A.D. 1517 5. The ... Read more The Pope, The Kings and The People by William Arthur “A History of the Movement to make the Pope governor of the World by a Universal Reconstruction of Society from the Issue of the Syllabus to the Close of the Vatican Council.” From the Introduction: Contents Epigraph Titlepage Editor’s Preface Preface Postscript to the Preface List of Works Contents Book 1: From the Issue of the Syllabus to its Solemn Confirmation, December 1864 to June 1867 1. The First Command 2. The Encyclical “Quanta Cura”, 1864 3. Foundation of a Literature of ... Read more The Columbus Theological Magazine Vol. 20, Matthias Loy, Editor This issue contains “What is the Motive to Do Right” by Matthias Loy, “The Lafayette of the Reformation” by Pfleuger, and “The Christian’s Consolation In Contemplating Death And The Judgment” by Rev. M. R. Walter. “This Magazine is designed to supply the want, long since felt, of a Lutheran periodical devoted to theological discussion. Its aim will be the exposition and defense of the doctrines of the Church as confessed in the Book of Concord. Theology in all its departments is embraced ... Read more

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Martyrs of the Reformation by Merle D'Aubigne “The personal sketches contained in this volume… constitute a notable gallery of religious portraits. They cannot but be read with the deepest interest. - From the Introduction Of note are Wolsey’s Victim’s, William Tyndale, and Luther: His Triumph in Death Contents Titlepage Index of Names Introduction by C Bulkley 1. William Sawtre, First Martyr to Protestantism in England, A.D. 1401 2. Sir John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham, A.D. 1417 3. Richard Hun, A.D. 1516 4. John Brown, A.D. 1517 5. The ... Read more The Pope, The Kings and The People by William Arthur “A History of the Movement to make the Pope governor of the World by a Universal Reconstruction of Society from the Issue of the Syllabus to the Close of the Vatican Council.” From the Introduction: Contents Epigraph Titlepage Editor’s Preface Preface Postscript to the Preface List of Works Contents Book 1: From the Issue of the Syllabus to its Solemn Confirmation, December 1864 to June 1867 1. The First Command 2. The Encyclical “Quanta Cura”, 1864 3. Foundation of a Literature of ... Read more The Columbus Theological Magazine Vol. 20, Matthias Loy, Editor This issue contains “What is the Motive to Do Right” by Matthias Loy, “The Lafayette of the Reformation” by Pfleuger, and “The Christian’s Consolation In Contemplating Death And The Judgment” by Rev. M. R. Walter. “This Magazine is designed to supply the want, long since felt, of a Lutheran periodical devoted to theological discussion. Its aim will be the exposition and defense of the doctrines of the Church as confessed in the Book of Concord. Theology in all its departments is embraced ... Read more The Columbus Theological Magazine Vol. 19, Matthias Loy, Editor This issue contains The Charge of Narrowness by Matthias Loy, The Point of Emphasis in Preaching Christ to the Unsaved by J Sheatsley, Joseph Rabinowitz by Rev. Paul Janowitz, and many other articles. Enjoy! “This Magazine is designed to supply the want, long since felt, of a Lutheran periodical devoted to theological discussion. Its aim will be the exposition and defense of the doctrines of the Church as confessed in the Book of Concord. Theology in all its departments is embraced within ... Read more The Conservative Reformation by Charles Porterfield Krauth “The history of Christianity… moves under the influence of two generic ideas: the conservative, which desires to secure the present by fidelity to the results of the past; the progressive, which looks out, in hope, to a better future. Reformation is the great harmonizer of the two principles. “Conservatism without Progress produces the Romish and Greek (Orthodox) type. Progress without Conservatism runs into Revolution, Radicalism, and Sectarianism.” - Charles Krauth, from the ... Read more Luther Examined and Reexamined by William Dau “Rome has never acknowledged her errors nor admitted her moral defeat. The lessons of past history are wasted upon her… A recent Catholic writer correctly says: ‘There is no doubt that the religious problem today is still the Luther problem.’ Almost every statement of those religious doctrines which are opposed to (Roman) Catholic moral teaching find their authorization in the theology of Martin Luther.” – William Dau Contents Preface. 1 Luther Worship. 2 Luther Hatred. 3 Luther ... Read more

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The Columbus Theological Magazine Vol. 19, Matthias Loy, Editor The Conservative Reformation by Charles Porterfield Krauth Luther Examined and Reexamined by William Dau The Eisenach Gospel Selections by Richard C. H. Lenski Catecismo Luterano 1905 Edición Schwan

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The Columbus Theological Magazine Vol. 19, Matthias Loy, Editor This issue contains The Charge of Narrowness by Matthias Loy, The Point of Emphasis in Preaching Christ to the Unsaved by J Sheatsley, Joseph Rabinowitz by Rev. Paul Janowitz, and many other articles. Enjoy! “This Magazine is designed to supply the want, long since felt, of a Lutheran periodical devoted to theological discussion. Its aim will be the exposition and defense of the doctrines of the Church as confessed in the Book of Concord. Theology in all its departments is embraced within its scope, though for the present special attention will be given to the controverted subject of predestination.” — Matthias Loy Special Collection The Columbus Theological Magazine is one of the specially restored collections of the Lutheran Library. Contents of Volume 19 About The Author Titlepage Contents Vol. 19 February. 1899. No. 1. Lest We Forget. By Professor M. Loy. The Epistle Of St. Paul To The Romans. Briefly Explained By Prof. F. W. Stellhorn. The League Status In The Church. By Rev. E Cronenwett. The Greater Sin. By Rev. C. F. W. Allwardt. Tertullian As A Philosopher. By Rev. J. C. Schacht. Vol. 19 April. 1899. No. 2. The Epistle Of St. Paul To The Romans. Briefly Explained By Prof. F. W. Stellhorn. Final Revision Of The English Translation Of Luther’s Small Catechism. Adopted By The Joint Committee Of The General Bodies. The League Status In The Church. By Rev. E. Cronenwett. The Theology Of The German Universities. By Rev. Professor George H. Schodde. Medical Missions. By Rev. Charles A. Schaeffer. 1 Thess. 4:3-8. By Rev. G. Dillman. Notes. Vol. 19 June. 1899. No. 3. The Charge Of Narrowness. By Prof. M. Loy. The Epistle Of St. Paul To The Romans. Briefly Explained By Prof. F. W. Stellhorn. On The Principles Of The Cultus. The Point Of Emphasis In Preaching Christ To The Unsaved. By Rev. J. Sheatsley. Many And Long Ceremonies. By Rev. L. M. Hunt. The Suffering Of The Pastor. New Testament Chronology. By Rev. Professor George H. Schodde. Vol. 19 August. 1899. No. 4. The Charge Of Narrowness. By Prof. M. Loy. The League Status In The Church. By Rev. E. Cronenwett. The Epistle Of St. Paul To The Romans. Briefly Explained By Prof. F. W. Stellhorn. Notes. Vol. 19 October. 1899. No. 5. The Church Year In The Lutheran Church. The Epistle Of St. Paul To The Romans. Briefly Explained By Prof. F. W. Stellhorn. How To Establish A Parochial School In A Field Where There Has Been None. By Rev. J. H. Schneider. Notes. Vol. 19 December. 1899. No. 6. The Epistle Of St. Paul To The Romans. Briefly Explained By Prof. F. W. Stellhorn. Theses On The Third Commandment By Rev. J. Sheatsley. Joseph Rabbinowitz. By Rev. Paul S. L. Janowitz. The Missionary Period Of The Old Testament. By Rev. Prof. L. H. Schuh. At The Funeral Of An Infant. Whose Parents Were Not Members Of The Church. By Rev. L H Burry Notes. Publication Information Lutheran Library edition first published: 2023 Copyright: CC BY 4.0 Read more

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The Columbus Theological Magazine Vol. 19, Matthias Loy, Editor This issue contains The Charge of Narrowness by Matthias Loy, The Point of Emphasis in Preaching Christ to the Unsaved by J Sheatsley, Joseph Rabinowitz by Rev. Paul Janowitz, and many other articles. Enjoy! “This Magazine is designed to supply the want, long since felt, of a Lutheran periodical devoted to theological discussion. Its aim will be the exposition and defense of the doctrines of the Church as confessed in the Book of Concord. Theology in all its departments is embraced within ... Read more The Conservative Reformation by Charles Porterfield Krauth “The history of Christianity… moves under the influence of two generic ideas: the conservative, which desires to secure the present by fidelity to the results of the past; the progressive, which looks out, in hope, to a better future. Reformation is the great harmonizer of the two principles. “Conservatism without Progress produces the Romish and Greek (Orthodox) type. Progress without Conservatism runs into Revolution, Radicalism, and Sectarianism.” - Charles ... Read more Luther Examined and Reexamined by William Dau “Rome has never acknowledged her errors nor admitted her moral defeat. The lessons of past history are wasted upon her… A recent Catholic writer correctly says: ‘There is no doubt that the religious problem today is still the Luther problem.’ Almost every statement of those religious doctrines which are opposed to (Roman) Catholic moral teaching find their authorization in the theology of Martin Luther.” – William Dau Contents Preface. 1 Luther Worship. 2 ... Read more The Eisenach Gospel Selections by Richard C. H. Lenski Now available is this encouraging and hard to find volume of expositions by beloved pastor R C H Lenski. Richard C. H. Lenski (1864-1936) is best known for his insightful and still invaluable series of New Testament Commentaries. He served as Professor of Theology at Capital University and President of the Western District of Joint Synod of Ohio and Editor Die Lutherische Kirchenzeitung. Level of Difficulty: Intermediate: Some subject matter knowledge helpful. Dr. Lenski’s sermons are ... Read more Catecismo Luterano 1905 Edición Schwan Este breve y ampliamente utilizado catecismo es evidencia de que los Luteranos del Sínodo de Missouri no hace mucho tiempo claramente enseñaron y creyeron en la justificación por la fe. Heinrich Christian Schwan fue presidente del Sínodo de Missouri durante 20 años (1878-1899), pero ese largo servicio y sus actividades pastorales y misioneras se han borrado de las historias de la LCMS. La presidencia de Schwan se intercaló entre las presidencias de CFW Walther y el sucesor en la enseñanza ... Read more The Seventh Vial: The Past and Present of Papal Europe As Shown In The Apocalypse by James Aitken Wylie “Each party has its own cherished project, which it will strive to the utmost to realize. The Ultramontanes will conspire to lift the Church of Rome once more to universal sway over the nations. The Reactionaries will energetically labor to bring back the palmy days of despotic governments; and the Revolutionists, inferior in numbers and energy to neither of the other two parties, will leave no stone unturned towards realizing their golden dream of a universal republic.” — ... Read more Preaching on John by R C H Lenski “Preaching on John is a series of exegetical-homiletical text studies in which the person of John the Evangelist and some of his choice teachings are treated. After submitting each text to a thorough and satisfying exposition in which applications to present-day life are constantly made, the author presents some sermon outlines and offers homiletic hints.” “There is an abundance of helpful material here for a series of sermons on the disciple whom Jesus loved.” — ... Read more May God cause his face to shine upon you and bring you peace. From Your Lutheran Librarian editor@lutheranlibrary.org