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"And this is the reason why our theology is certain: it snatches us away from ourselves and places us outside ourselves, so that we depend not on our own strength, conscience, mind, person, or works but on what is outside us, that is, on the promise and truth of God, which cannot deceive." ------Martin Luther
-Wir sein pettler. Hoc est verum.--"We are beggars. This is true."--Martin Luther-
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"And this is the reason why our theology is certain: it snatches us away from ourselves and places us outside ourselves, so that we depend not on our own strength, conscience, mind, person, or works but on what is outside us, that is, on the promise and truth of God, which cannot deceive." ------Martin LutherRecent Series on the various lutheran approaches to the Law
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Yeago on Luther on Genesis, all in Hütter
- The Law and Sin
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Holy Spirit and the Law
- Law, Gospel, and Eschatology in Gerhard Forde
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: David Scaer on the Law
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on the Primal Nature of the Command
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Althaus on Law and Command in the New Testament
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Althaus on Faith and Command
- Faith, Fellowship, and Command
- The Law and Sin
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Holy Spirit and the Law
- Law, Gospel, and Eschatology in Gerhard Forde
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: David Scaer on the Law
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on the Primal Nature of the Command
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Althaus on Law and Command in the New Testament
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Althaus on Faith and Command
- Faith, Fellowship, and Command
Series on the Lutheran Understanding of the Two Kinds of Righteousness and the Two Kingdoms:
- Melanchthon on "Spiritual Matters"
- Melanchthon on "Spiritual Movements and External Good Works"
- Gerhard Ebeling on the Two Kinds of Righteousness
- Augustine, Luther, and the Formation of the Teaching on the Two Kingdoms
- Gustaf Wingren, Creation, Vocation, and Law
- The New Testament and the Kingdom of God
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Kingdom of God
- Melanchthon on "Spiritual Movements and External Good Works"
- Gerhard Ebeling on the Two Kinds of Righteousness
- Augustine, Luther, and the Formation of the Teaching on the Two Kingdoms
- Gustaf Wingren, Creation, Vocation, and Law
- The New Testament and the Kingdom of God
- Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Kingdom of God
Series on the Will:
Series on Identity:
Series on Faith, Reason, and Apologetics
Series on Dependence and Independence:
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Originals:
Faith and the Promises of God
Faith, Healing, Prayer, and Miracles in the Gospels
The Indicative and Imperative Nature of Faith and New Life
Faith, Fellowship, and Command
The Gospel of John and the Sent One
Law, Gospel, and Eschatology in Gerhard Forde
The New Testament and the Kingdom of God
Gustaf Wingren, Creation, Vocation, and Law
Augustine, Luther, and the Formation of the Teaching on the Two Kingdoms
Gerhard Ebeling on the Two Kinds of Righteousness
Melanchthon on "Spiritual Movements and External Good Works"
Melanchthon on "Spiritual Matters"
The Paradox of Lutheranism: Extra Nos--In Nobis
Christ, the Mediator of Creation
Where Do We Find Our Identity?
"Hey! Let's Keep it Forensic in Here!" Towards an Objective and Subjective Understanding of Grace
The Third Use of the Law
The Will and Power of Man in Sanctification
The Will in Conversion
The Will, Bondage, and Freedom
I Desire To Be an Orange...I Desire To Be an Orange...I Desire To Be an Orange.
Self-Generation; Dependence and Independence Cont.
Why Do We (Really) Believe?
Witness, Apologetics, and the Law and Gospel
The Use of Luther's Simul in the Context of Sanctification
The Word, Communication, and Sanctification
Thoughts on Mortal and Venial Sins
What Is Wrong With Us?
Worship Wars; Heightened Emotions
Dependence and Independence
Faith, Healing, Prayer, and Miracles in the Gospels
The Indicative and Imperative Nature of Faith and New Life
Faith, Fellowship, and Command
The Gospel of John and the Sent One
Law, Gospel, and Eschatology in Gerhard Forde
The New Testament and the Kingdom of God
Gustaf Wingren, Creation, Vocation, and Law
Augustine, Luther, and the Formation of the Teaching on the Two Kingdoms
Gerhard Ebeling on the Two Kinds of Righteousness
Melanchthon on "Spiritual Movements and External Good Works"
Melanchthon on "Spiritual Matters"
The Paradox of Lutheranism: Extra Nos--In Nobis
Christ, the Mediator of Creation
Where Do We Find Our Identity?
"Hey! Let's Keep it Forensic in Here!" Towards an Objective and Subjective Understanding of Grace
The Third Use of the Law
The Will and Power of Man in Sanctification
The Will in Conversion
The Will, Bondage, and Freedom
I Desire To Be an Orange...I Desire To Be an Orange...I Desire To Be an Orange.
Self-Generation; Dependence and Independence Cont.
Why Do We (Really) Believe?
Witness, Apologetics, and the Law and Gospel
The Use of Luther's Simul in the Context of Sanctification
The Word, Communication, and Sanctification
Thoughts on Mortal and Venial Sins
What Is Wrong With Us?
Worship Wars; Heightened Emotions
Dependence and Independence
Words of Ones Wiser:
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on the Performative Nature of God's Word
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on Faith and the Promises of God
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on Making Something Out of Nothing
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Forell on Unbelief and Sin
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Althaus on Faith and Command
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on the Incarnation
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Althaus on Law and Command in the New Testament
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Spiritual Government
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on the Primal Nature of the Command
Lutheran Quote of the Day: David Scaer on the Law
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Kingdom of God
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Holy Spirit and the Law
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on Dependence and Independence
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Yeago on Luther on Genesis, all in Hütter
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Marty on Legalism
Lutheran Quote of the Day: "Every Action of the Triune God is a Promise that Gives and a Gift that Promises"
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Köberle on the Relation of Justification and the Nova Vita
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on Promises and Exhortations
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Power of the Gospel
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on the Communicative Basis of Life
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on the Separation of Faith and Theology
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Köberle on the Work of the Gospel
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Walther on the Revival Spirit
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Köberle on "Subjective Grace"
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Thielicke on Identity
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Gesetzlich Wesen Unter Uns - "Legalism Among Us," Part 2
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Gesetzlich Wesen Unter Uns - "Legalism Among Us"
Lutheran Quote of the Day: The Three Offices of Christ
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on Identity
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Martin Chemnitz, Concerning Spiritual Powers in Man
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on Theory and Praxis
Lutheran Quote of the Day: "We must simply cling to the Word of the Gospel alone."
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on Identity
Lutheran Quote of the Day: "To be human is 'to have God's Word and cling to it in faith.'"
Lutheran Quote of the Day: "Jesus' high-priestly prayer does not stop even when we quit praying."
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Thielicke On the Simul
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Wingren on Man and the Scriptures
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on Faith and the Promises of God
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on Making Something Out of Nothing
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Forell on Unbelief and Sin
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Althaus on Faith and Command
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on the Incarnation
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Althaus on Law and Command in the New Testament
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Spiritual Government
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on the Primal Nature of the Command
Lutheran Quote of the Day: David Scaer on the Law
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Kingdom of God
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Holy Spirit and the Law
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on Dependence and Independence
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Yeago on Luther on Genesis, all in Hütter
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Marty on Legalism
Lutheran Quote of the Day: "Every Action of the Triune God is a Promise that Gives and a Gift that Promises"
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Köberle on the Relation of Justification and the Nova Vita
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on Promises and Exhortations
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Luther on the Power of the Gospel
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on the Communicative Basis of Life
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on the Separation of Faith and Theology
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Köberle on the Work of the Gospel
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Walther on the Revival Spirit
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Köberle on "Subjective Grace"
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Thielicke on Identity
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Gesetzlich Wesen Unter Uns - "Legalism Among Us," Part 2
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Gesetzlich Wesen Unter Uns - "Legalism Among Us"
Lutheran Quote of the Day: The Three Offices of Christ
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on Identity
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Martin Chemnitz, Concerning Spiritual Powers in Man
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Bayer on Theory and Praxis
Lutheran Quote of the Day: "We must simply cling to the Word of the Gospel alone."
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Malysz on Identity
Lutheran Quote of the Day: "To be human is 'to have God's Word and cling to it in faith.'"
Lutheran Quote of the Day: "Jesus' high-priestly prayer does not stop even when we quit praying."
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Thielicke On the Simul
Lutheran Quote of the Day: Wingren on Man and the Scriptures
Odds and Ends:
I'm. . .
Obama: Abortions Will Reduce Infant Motality Rates. . .
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 01-22-09
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 01-13-09
Sights and Sounds from Andrei Tarkovsky's The Mirror
Epiphany
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 01-05-09
Circumcision and Name of Jesus
Commemoration of David
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 12-27-08
“Knowing the Mind of God”
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 12-24-08
Hans Memling: Triptych of Saint Christopher
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 12-18-08
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 12-16-08
The Law and Sin
Ugh!
Calvin and Hobbes
"Christ suffered for you, leaving you an example, so that you might follow in his steps"
Happy Thanksgiving!
Christ the King
Mr. Jeff Lang
Its Time: LCMS Unity and Mission
$1.75...Oh yeah!!!
Huh?...
Umberto Eco on the Language of Being
Potpourri...
Only Time Will Tell
The Age-Old Myth of Change
The Dark Reality of Sinful Humanity
What Is the Point of Religion?
Are Our Best Days Behind Us?
The Confessional Life
I Am Very Excited!
Calvin on the Will
The Power of a Simple Message...
Luther On Hurricanes
Zizek On the Confusion of Law and Gospel...
Zizek Being Zizek
Can You Say: "Total Depravity"?
If They Knew Then What They Know Now...
Heaven Is An Amusement Park That Never Closes
A Shot In The Dark...
Obama: Abortions Will Reduce Infant Motality Rates. . .
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 01-22-09
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 01-13-09
Sights and Sounds from Andrei Tarkovsky's The Mirror
Epiphany
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 01-05-09
Circumcision and Name of Jesus
Commemoration of David
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 12-27-08
“Knowing the Mind of God”
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 12-24-08
Hans Memling: Triptych of Saint Christopher
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 12-18-08
The Austen Files of an Austenphile 12-16-08
The Law and Sin
Ugh!
Calvin and Hobbes
"Christ suffered for you, leaving you an example, so that you might follow in his steps"
Happy Thanksgiving!
Christ the King
Mr. Jeff Lang
Its Time: LCMS Unity and Mission
$1.75...Oh yeah!!!
Huh?...
Umberto Eco on the Language of Being
Potpourri...
Only Time Will Tell
The Age-Old Myth of Change
The Dark Reality of Sinful Humanity
What Is the Point of Religion?
Are Our Best Days Behind Us?
The Confessional Life
I Am Very Excited!
Calvin on the Will
The Power of a Simple Message...
Luther On Hurricanes
Zizek On the Confusion of Law and Gospel...
Zizek Being Zizek
Can You Say: "Total Depravity"?
If They Knew Then What They Know Now...
Heaven Is An Amusement Park That Never Closes
A Shot In The Dark...
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7 comments:
No apology is truly necessary. You are forgiven. But a few of us do look forward to reading your blog. So get with it!
Please resume blogging. Your blog is one of the most substantive Lutheran blogs out there. ::whispers:: If you write it, they will read.
Yes, indeed. Truly confessionally Lutheran, which is why I will always link your blog to mine.
Dear Joel, may the Good Lord bless and keep you (including your studies).
Hope to hear from you soon.
I'll say it again. Your blog was one of the most informative, detailed, and well-written blogs I've found. It's a shame that you haven't resumed blogging yet. I understand you are probably quite busy with other (more) important things, but it would be great to read your thoughts again.
Yes too Joel, just thought about you today bro.
LPC
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