Pattern of Sound Words
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Concerning the Threefold Rebuke of the Holy Spirit (John 16:8–11)
Below is my translation of an excerpt from Johannes Brenz’s first sermon for the Sunday of Cantate (the Fourth Sunday after Easter) as found in his Postil, pgs. CXLII–CXLV. The Gospel text is John 16:5–15. Square brackets indicate my own no...
Notes and Useful Applications for John 16:5–15
Below are the notes and useful applications from Das Weimarische Bibelwerk (1877), the original Lutheran study Bible, for John 16:5–15, the Holy Gospel for the Sunday of Cantate (the Fourth Sunday after Easter). Square brackets indicate my ...
Concerning Free Will
Here is the continuation of my translation of the original German text of Martin Chemnitz’s Enchiridion (1593). The current English translation of Chemnitz’s Enchiridion in Chemnitz’s Works is based chiefly upon a Latin translation that was...
Concerning Contrition (or Repentance)
Here is the continuation of my translation of the original German text of Martin Chemnitz’s Enchiridion (1593). The current English translation of Chemnitz’s Enchiridion in Chemnitz’s Works is based chiefly upon a Latin translation that was...
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